The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-03-25

vance IN paper ana oJnef pruning mate
rial, compels s to adopt this rule and
~ridgedly adhere 10 it. Those who pay
before that time, can have it at the reg
ular advance rates, $3.50 per year.
$1.Oo.
Who wants the Eaton DEMOCRAT from
the LIST of April until after the Presiden-
tial election for ONE DOLLAR? Bring
IN your names.
All-fools-day next.
Moving time is here.
Bring ON your railroads.
They call it "damfno."
Drummers are numerous.
Shoot the puzzle peddler.
Pick out your candidates.
Whitewash your premises.
Well soon need the sprinkler.
The sauer kraut season is over.
Eggs have advanced to 10 cents.
Custom made clothing at Sturm's.
Oysters will soon lose their flavor.
Sturm can't.be beat in fine styles.
The schools have a weeks vacation.
Call on sturm and see the bargains.
Merchants expect a liyelyspring trade.
White clover honey at F. P. FiIbert's.
Homer Larsh has gone west to grow
up"
Go to Longnecker & Sons for Oliver
Chilled Flows.
L. T. McCabe is still lying in a critical
condition.
Choice Wisconsin Flax Seed 10 loan at
Rhea, Kelly Zoos.
Ladies neck wear, new styles, at ].
G. Hawkins store.
Spring onions tainteth the air we
breathe.
Never fail to call and see the immense
stock of clothing at Sturm's.
Modesty don't often elect candidates
to Office. Cheek does it.
SUGARS and coffees at bottom prices at
F. P. Filbert's.
Hens are at work and their fruit is
plenty and cheap.
Procure Wisconsin Flax Seed of Long
necker & Sons.
1t is of MINOR importance who. you
vote for at the spring election.
Sturm has the finest furnishing goods
in the county.
Put your garden seeds in their little
bed.
Dried fruits of all kinds at F. P. Fill
bert's.
Be sure to hitch your team when you
stop in town.
Choice Wisconsin, Flax Seed to loan at
Rhea, Kelly & Co.'S.
Joe Campbell has sold out his jewelry
establishment to Jacob Chambers.
Library lamps for sale at Longnecker
& Sons grocery.
Farmers should take notice that Doc.
Harshman has some very fine horses.
Fresh roasted coffee every day at F. P.
Filbert's.
Isaac Sturm, of GAINESVILLE, Ala, Wis
tied his brother here last week.
Try some of the Perfection OIL" For
sale at Longnecker & Sons.
On next Sabbath the usual services
will be held in the Presbyterian church.
Remember Sturm's stock of hats. 1t
is the largest in the county.
Harvey Cox hasn't recovered sufficient
to get up and kick Harten with his left
foot.
Cracknelps, gingersnaps and ost meal
crackers at F. P. Filbert's.
If anybody has chickens that ;aeed
medical aid, DR.. sturm will atteriS to
them.
Go and see the immense stock of glass
and queensware at Longnecker & Sons.
Philip Miller is building a large add
ton to his livery stable in the rear of the
Eagle Hotel.
New stock of glassware and queens
ware at F. P. Filbert's.
Joe Deem will move his harness shop
in the room recently occupied by Joe
Campbell.
Borden's Early Jersey seed sweet po-
tatoes for sale by ~Longnecker & Sons.
1t is said that the young men are now
more interested in Fifteen than sweet
sixteen.
You can get a good hat for 60 cents at
Sturm's.
Winds are high.-HoME WEEKLY.
Just the way with everything that edi
tors are obliged to use.
Large stock of salt fish at F. P. Fill
bert's.
Store boxes, salt barrels and farming
implements adorn our sidewalks and al
most crowd off pedestrians.
Groceries of all kinds at crock bottom,
prices, at Longnecker & Sons.
The condition of our streets would sug
gest business for our Street Commission
er and his brigade.
An elegant set of glassware for 35 cts.
at F. P. Filbert's.
Six circusses are said to be already O.
the wing, and double that amount c
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