The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1881-05-26


for restoring gray hair to its original col
or is Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Re-
newer. Try it!
New goods this week at the Mammoth.
The recently discovered comet is call
ed by one OF our exchanges, "a heavenly
~vagrant." We suppose they liken it to
a tramp.
Surveyor Acton and his assistants start
ed on Tuesday morning last to u the
railroad line of the Evansville, Dayton
and Eastern, from Eaton to Liberty.
There is something rotten in our mail
department between Cincinnati and the
west, or so many letters and papers would
not turn up missing. Look to it.
Ministers are getting ready to enjoy
their summer vacations, and a wicked
exchange says that his satanic majesty
will now. take charge Of the congrega-
tons for a season.
Carpets, cheap and good, at the Mann
moth.
In the revised Bible it is spelled
"Hades," People who hit their thumb
nails instead of the tack while putting
down carpets should bear this fact in
mind.
Encourage home industry" are words
that we should paste in u hats. 1t is
the only thing that will build up the
town. Encourage it, not only by patron
age, but by words of praise.
Numerous cloth peddling swindlers
and patent right men are travelling
through the country taking in the far
mers who do not take their home paper.
Let our readers beware.
We are paying the highest cash price
for Wool, at the Mammoth.
Elder James Garvin, of Medina, o.,
will preach at the Church of Christ, in
Eaton, on Sunday, May 10Th, at 10 80 a.
M, also in the evening of that day at the
usual hour. All are cordially invited.
1t is now estimated that the forests OF
America will be all used up at the end of
another thirty years, and a man who
wants to go hunting will have to sit on a
drawbridge and shoot at sailors.
John W. Rhea, son-in-law Of Mr.. Levi
Gard, residing near Gettysburg, this
county, died on last Sunday evening Of
congestion of the lungs. His remains
were inferred in the Gard burial ground
on Tuesday last.
For ladies' Isle gloves, the Mammoth
is headquarters.
Clement R. Gilmore, who will have a
Iplace in the memory of his many former
acquaintances made while in the road
masters Office at this place, and now in
Cincinnati, paid his old chums a short
visit or Monday last.-[Xenia News.
1t is a matter of ommon remark with
those who observe the weather, that.
take one year after another, the first o.
June will find vegetation about equally
advanced, no matter how backward the
early part of the season may have been
Soda fountains hat send forth stream:
of feamy sweetness look innocent enough
in themselves, but they are as tricky al
Nihilist bombs. Two or three have al
ready exploded this spring, and sent un
-snspecting drug clerks through the cell
ing.
WANrED.-Two boarders, at Mrs
Beall's, three doors north of city Hall.
Barefooted boys are now plenty. Ten
derby they trippeth over the stones, bu
in a month or two their soles will hay'
become as hard ss Pharoah's heart, anC
they will no more mind the gravel thai
some men mind the sufferings OF thei
fellows.
WILSON & Son are getting in an i'm
mense amount of Wool just now and ar
paying the highest market price for al
kinds. Persons bringing their crop I
market should not fail to call on then
before disposing Of it. 1t pays some
times to look around and learn the prices
Tho following pupils of the Higl
School will graduate on Thursday eve
ming, June 9th: Mary Campbell, Nelli
Carroll, Della Clear, Kate Lanius, Mir
am futile, Thomas Campbell, Will
10y, Walter Reynolds, George Spach
and Samuel Withrow. Let everybod
Eattend Commencement and encourag
t the pupils and the schools.
! No store in the State can show a bette
assortment Of ladies', gents and chile
ren's summer gloves than the Mammoth
The Ohio Legislature passed a la
which provides that any n killing
t hawk, shall. on the presentation of sue
dead bird to the clerk of the TOWNSHIP
wherein he resides, be entitled to fit
t cents, which will be. paid out of the SUI
plus dog tax fund. People will now
into the hawk raising business in ordt
to get this bounty.
John Hart's celebrated "Dock" can /
found at the stable of David Oxer, in E.
. ton, until the 1st of July next. [a2S-2l
There are a great many changes goir
5 on throughout the county in buying ar
selling real estate. Therefore it wouI
: be well for all persons receiving deeds
mortgages, ETC., to examine the Revise
Statutes of Ohio, section Aba, whic
reads, that all such instruments must
: put on record in the County Recorder
office within six months from date of e
ecution.
Largest, best and cheapest stock
n fringes, satins and silk. trimmings at Il
Mammoth.
The amended school law prescrib
that all teachers. who have taught fl
< consecutive years in n place, may
given a certificate for five years MOI
and those who have taught for ten CO
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