The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-01-13
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Wheat is growing.
Sunday was a damp day.
Monday was a blue day.
The spice-wood is budding.
Spring broke last Sunday night.
Farmers were blowing last week.
Thomas and Jerry have arrived.
'76 is to be a sanity year, there are
So Sundays in it.
The holidays are over, and now for
business.
We have, had no icy pavements yet
to test the .'pull-backs.p
Owners Office houses are waiting
for the ice crop to ripen-
We have been at a loss to know
whether this is last fall or next spring.
Good hard wood slegal tender for
all debts, at this Office.
The streets were as dry and dusty
last week as in June.
"What'H you take ?" @Thank you,
CHIC I've swored of, 6hic) STRIP
:. Linen busters were not looked for
on Monday morning.
allow is your arm?n That's the
question now.
Pay what you owe and begin the
new year FREE from debt.
The prospect of the ice crop is now
favorable.
If you want to save fifty cents, pay
your subscription to- the DEMOCRAT
IN ADVANCE.
Last Saturday was the anniversary
Of the battle of New Orleans, ''by the
eternal
Flies causezone-ffth of all the pro-
family in the world. This is the OPP
inion of bald-headed man.
Sweet Spirits, hear my prayerl'
i the crooked whisky mems favorite
hymn.
If the weather remains moderate
much longer, poor whisky won't have
Achance to freeze this winter. q g
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There has been q great many fires
lately through the country. Do, girls
be carefulof your sparks.
The .prayists' done someconsider.
able petitioninglast week. No doubi
Che Lord was overrun.
The churches were not very wei
patronized on Sunday last, especially
in the evening. g
Our Steam FIGURING Mill is doing
first-class work aud making in excel,
lent brand of flour. Go and Try it.
Rain all day sunday-heayy storm
of wind in the evening, and a sudden
change of weather.
Tho hens ipfsted this place will
thcir fruit during the late spring
weather: EFl2E aANa Il
This winter hasn't bursted any o,
the pint TASKS hid out ] the WOOD
house. That's something.
BRooKNs & Son have the best |
cent cigar We ever "pnfTed.1 Ask FOL
the "Attention.n
a romantic young man says that {
woman's heart is like the moon-i
changes continually, but always has
man IN it. The wretch
We want al the money due us OF
subscription Send it along, friends
we-are tired waiting for Hayes "sil
yer to jingle" r
The holidays have come aud gone
We hope every one of our readers haC
SO merry time,eand that all feel bet
A2HnE~
ter for having enjoyed them.
The purpose of Leap Year is to Civ
the ladiesa chance to do as mucl
counting as the young men do in tire
years. We say, give the girls chance
If it wasn't for. hens, Christmas an,
EASTER, colored eggs and Tom an,
Jerry wopld all be utter failure:
This is an eggs4raordinary fact.
Shakespeare said, There is q It'd
in the affairs Of men, but it appear
to be pretty much all tied-back in tn
affairs of
This is to give notice that all cit
zens troubled with Cough or Col
should at once procure a bottle of Dl
Bulls Cough Syrup Price, 25 cent,
Why don't our young ladies get u
aIesp year partya@ We see in-som
of our neighboring towns it is bein
done, where the ladies take charge {
the whole affair. E6f a3
AfeHow who had sswored Off ra
against Goings' barber pole one nigl
last week, when he stepped back an
asked: "What'n thunder Eat woma
VII striped stock'ns got agin me?'
4 California woman produces foul
teen afidavits to prove that she is Il
years old, while you couldn't hire a
Ohio woman to prove that she is owe
% years old
Mr.. FRANK CoTTERMAN will sell
his residence, two miles north of Ell
ton, on the Greenyille road, on Satu
day next, alot of horses, cattle an
farm implements.
The fine weather has caused Il
grass to sprout lively and the fru
buds TO swell, and now the fruit prol