The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-04-03

Court IS @cf-
Fresh Esh unmarked.
Take your home paper
Our devil is a 'smasher."
Were you an April fool?
Plant your spring advertisements.
Culture OF music is cure for gossip.
Wen have new Judge now soon.
Lettuce and new onions have come.
A true Democrat will support his coun
ty paper.
False delicacy is affection, not polite
ness.
No man can get rich by sitting around
stores and saloons.
The less honor a man has, the more he
talks about it.
Pride and hot summer go before
fall.
Keep ahead rather than behind the
times.
Girls who part their hair on the side
look fast.
Don't never trubble till trubble trub.
bles YOU .
The sugar making season won't amount
to much this year. !
Towels SC. each and upward, at the Ea-
ton Cheap Store next to p~ost-office.
March came in like alton and went Out
like the devil. Ens /
Every reader Of the DEMocRAT could
get us a new subscriber. Do it.
Don't run politics into our little home
Offices. 1t is too small a business.
Judge Gilmore and wife, jackson and
Glen, are all at home on a short visit.
ii you don't want yourhogs, cattle and
geese picked up, keep 'em at home.
Mrs. Jose MiIliken, of Hamilton, is Wis
iting Miss Cora yanAusdal of Eaton:
Mr.. G. A. Guild will again hang paper
for W. C. Barnhart this season.
Fruit eaten early in the day is the best
medicine for b~ilousness.
Toilet soap, 6 cakes for 10c., at the Ea-
ton Cheap Store next to post-ofice.
We wish some OF our delinquents would
get a severe attack Of the delinquent fever.
Agreat many men have broken up in
the past, and now the roads have taken
their turn to break up.
The ladies as wen asthe trees will
Don be coming out n brilliant summer
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Vote for good, honest and industrious
me to fill our municipal Offices, and we
win be happy.
10000 yards embroideries e. per yard
and upward, atfhe Eaton Cheap Store
next to p~ost-ofice.
The voice OF the woman Is not JUST now
as loud for the ballot as it is for the
spring bonnet. Give her 9 chance
Couldn't the Commissioners now fix
up our Court House, inside and out? 1t
begins to look a little seedy.
Ladies'. Berlin Gloves 10, II and 15c.
per pair, at the Eaton Cheap Store next
to p~ost-ofice.
Messrs. Rhea & Kelly have disposed OF
their business in Cincinnati and will go
to Kansas.
John Morris, son Of Isaac Morris, OF
the Piqua HELMET, dropped in to see us
on Tuesday last.
Hemmed white handkerchiefs &c. each,
at the Eaton Cheap Store nextto post
Office.
John Click is buying leaf tobacco and
farmers woulddo well to call on him be-
fore disposing Of ~theirstock.
1t requires cheek in a manic ask the
pnbiic to trust him with its business,
when he can't successfully run his own.
Valenciennes laces 1c. per yardandup-
wards, at the Eaton Cheap Store, nextto
post-ofiee.
The list of pupils of u schools who
have not been absent during the term
ending March 2s, 1879, will appear next
week
Lay a stone walk fromthe Court House
to our blue lick pump for summer use.
That is what we want, Mr.. Commission
ers.
Young men, if you must marry for mo,
new remember>that the mortgage record
Will make a troublesome member OF the
family.
A great writer says: "some people are
born Christians" But there's no occas
ion for worrying over the matter; they
generally outgrow it.
Ladies' fancy and white lace ties 8, L
and 15c., worth from Is to30c., at the Ia
ton Cheap Store next to post-oftice-
This Township never had three bette
or more economical Trustees than Bring
man, Goldsmith and Risinger. Elec
them again.
The citizens of Eaton should be care
full who they elect to clean up y street
and town. 1t wants a man who Is no
afraid OF hard work.
W. G. Barnhart, at 10 Main street, /
again ready to furnish you with the lates
novelties in wall paper and curtains a
city prices.
There is no necessity for a change {
Township Treasurer. Bill Hambidge
good enough for a second term andth
liberal voters will say SO on next MOI
day.
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