Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-03-09

IN AOcEb SnuEcHtI 9hp0 oePsoHuFu !AS
sortmenL OF furnItUre.o n hand, Which
they will sell low for cash and give you
a bargain,
DanieId, the Singer Sewing MACHINE
I'D man ia kept very busy. Singers Ma
chimes are u ~favorite with the ladies'.
Tampbe1I h Gilmore, ATTORNEYS at
~ Law, still rave their office al the old
stand, on Baron street.
narragh, the Undertaken, has some
Livery fine Caskets aud ready made C.. f.
fms on hand.
Ephriam Mikesell, the fashionable tall
1Ior, is kept busy. He seems to nave his
share of custom, and is worthy of it .
Give him a call.
ENishsr. s. Bowman have a fne lot o {
II ~gfqSeries, provisions, queensware,
stationery wooden and willow ws.re on
hand. Alsp, some new maple sugar, all
of which TIT, will sell low for the cash.
No more credit.
~ cings. the bdrber, IS the mon. and
Oths place for the boys. He shaves so
clean, clips the hair so nice-snd how
beautiful he can dye those (sandy) whis-
keis
ill s. Winters for fine family gro
IL ceries and q~ueenswars. Very cheap
for cash.
r am bound to IFfyy my luck. Charley.
i at Woerner's, ON a box of those prize
collars, and get a fit of those pants that
don't require buttons.
Tohn Frazer says he is ia open COM
- petition in selling oysters, he offers
them lower than any one in te wr, either
or the whole can Or a stew
II rouse, the t~4ilor, on Baron street,
IN ~solicits a share Of the public pat
ronage.
r axe & deCAbe still continue to re-
,Lcsive large supplies of stoves and tin
ware, which shows they sell goods fast.
M onssmith q Bro, still hammer away
I1 and are busy shoeing horses Manuel
can drive q nail without beating your.
horse. f-
nj eyor say fail or cant, but toy. So try
IN . pair of Joe Woerner's buttonless
pants.
Nfall the meanest men I know OF, is
~ the one who will sell whisky toa
d~runkard. y =
Dete Smith is the old reliable wagon
j. maker of Eaton, and works cheap for
the cash.
Nuinn & Son at the Steam Elevators,
NkwilE pay the highest market price for
grains and leaf tobacco. Give them d
call, Billy is always glad to see You.
ID esler, the carriage maker, says he's
lObound to go ahead in spite of the ma
who msddied in his. b. siness. He re-.
turns thanks to his PStrons.
Ohank & Son say, Shoe, Fly don't
y Bo'der Mel / am too busy, and these
new goods, groceries l. notions can't be
beat Intend 10 sell low for the cash
TuttIe Sc Welsh. Dentists, in Minors
Il block, are kept busy extracting teeth
WITHOUT pain. Give them a call.
Tnited We Sand. Divided we FAIL
u This is Mart Stephens motto, he
has no divide IN the price of his goods,
only one united price, and that bow for
the cash.
Vanausdtl & CO., fhe cash dry goods,
hosiery trimm: ngs, variety and no,
ton men still keep in the leade and are
determined to stay there.
AZ hitting, our old Street Commission
w er. is beginning to look around
hiw-he thinks Spring is here, so will
the ladies when the see those $1,5G
spring heel gaiters at Frank Deem s.
verhonean, had need But you need no
a hing it you have the cash to buy at
Rhea 81 Kelly's, the old reliable family
grocery store.
" our time is,too fast, Joel Yes, it is,
i cap, but 1 must let Schlenker. the
STEADY Watch maker clean it for me.
NAcariaah, he did cliab a tree, his
"A LQrdsBnd Master to. see. But just
walk in, you rave opi5 one pair of staiE4
Ip elimb.to see tie fine specimens Gt
gallery: =.
O. 50 Billy. Cleveland has fallen. into
~ the cash system. Good s.gns
Biily'S groceries are titSele3n aud of the
best quality, Just drop Into his store,
ladies, and satisfy youtselves-