The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1886-04-22

one sort of goods and the entire skirt OF
another. Cashmere skirts will be worn
with velvet waists, silk waists. and those
made of thin materials of all sorts.
We have seldom seen a new business
house meet with the success that has at
tended G. w. Craik in the short time he
has been with us, but his low prices will
draw people to his dry goods establish
ment.
The meanest and smallest politician in
this country, is the blatherskite who
wants to run politics down to School
Boards. However, he never amounts to
anything in any community. Every
sensible mar has a boot ready to kick
him.
"These mean little IS lawyers!" ex-
claimed Sam Jones the other day. They
do some mean things, and then say: 4
did that as a lawyer, not as a man.
When they drop down in he'll, l suppose
they'll go about saying: Il am here as a
lawyer
Working Shirts 23c., at Jos. Woer-
ner's, The Peoples Clothier.
The Western Christian Advocate Of
the 14th inst. says that cit is expected
that tie Dueber Watch Case Company
will soon locate at Eaton, O." We have
no doubt the energetic efforts of u
present Mayor will bring about what the
Advocate says is expected.
at Sidney they have increased their
Mayors pay to $500 per annum their
Marshal's to 800. and their Clerks to
5000. Eaton isn't heal as large a place
as Sidney. but pays her Marshal 5000!
However, they pay her Mayor only 500,
AMI that is where Eaton gets ahead of
Sidney.
hes. roller lour S5c per sack
mt Rhea 4 Sons.
A case for the prompt attention of the
S. P. G. A. passed through Eaton one
day last week. 1t was a gray horse with
a broken pastern joint, hitched to a bug
gy, pulling two grown persons. From
the frequent i~nfractions on the rules of
this association without any arrests, we
don't think it amounts to much in Eaton.
Complaint was fled by the bondsmep
of Alfred Noggle, Assignee of L.. F. Scott,
asking to be relieved of further liability
on the grounds of being wholly incom-
petent. The case, was heard before the
Probate Judge, April 20, and the court
held the complaint to be sustained by
the evidence and discharged the bonds
men from further liability.
G. A. r. Middlesex Blue Suits, two
sets Of buttons, at Jos. Woerner's.
There would. be an improvement in
business if everybody would do what
they could to help on the car OF progress
and the spring time would be pleasant
and happy. Don't sit around like a bump
on a log-don't grunble-push on blsi-
ness-pay your debts-keep money in
circulation-help your neighbor when
you can, and everything will be lovely
and the goose hang hight"
Hoosier LII. Unbleached Muslin &C.,
at Craik's.
The derrick and machinery for drill
ing the "Eaton Mutual Gas Company
well will be ready in a day or so, when
the work of entering the bowels of the
earth to find out what is in them here
will commence in earnest. Keep your
eyes south of Eaton and watch for the
stream of gas or coal oil that will shoot
up'' in a very short time!
Choice green coffee lOc. per lb.
at Rhea & Sons.
On Thursday afternoon last during n
heavy storm the barn of Andrew Nc
Khann, about four miles northwest Of
Eaton on the Gettysburg road, was struck
by lightning and totally destroyed With
contents, consisting of n horse, calf,
pigs and farming implements. Loss
$54S.00, which was adjusted and paid
within forty-eight hours by the Fire
mans Insurance Company of Dds. j
Peters & Unger, Agents.
Take a look at that elegant line OF
Dress Buttons at Craik's.
eff your local paper" writes an old
journalist o long out of the business,
Happens to tread on your toes a little
in performing its mission, don't get your
back up and abuse the editor, but stop
and take a good breath and think for a
season, and see il you can't remember
some of the favors and kindnesses it has
shown you in the past. Then reflect that
it may not be long before you may want
some favor again"
We are told that strangers are going
about the country with samples OF gro
%ceries, offering farmers large discounts
from grocers' prices. Give them a wide
berth. They are swindlers. Remember
chat our merchants are reliable dealers,
and they are selling all kinds of goods a,
as close a margin as possible and keep
from bankruptcy. Do not trade with
travelling statesmen unless you are &C.
quainted with them and know them to
be reliable.
Fruit of the Loom Bleached Muslin
71ac., at Craik's.
Two farmers were not long since dis
, cussing their local paper. One said hi
I thought it had too many advertisement
in it. The other replied Sin my opinion
the advertisements are far from beins
t the least valuable part of it. I look then
over carefully every week, and 1 save a
least five times the cost of my paper eacl
year through the business advantages
get from Them" 81 believe you are RICH
: III know that they pay me we'll, an,
rather think it is not very good taste t
g find fault with the advertisements afte
oil - Those NON boyo n r;,b4 ill., .