The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1881-06-16
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Turtle soup.

hcuueuDcE Tue pOof-tAcy dEo III the
newspaper business.
For SALE.-Stoves, Clock, Tables, &C.,
at presbyterian parsonage. Call at once.
Ifyoul can't be suited in hose at the
Mammoth, it's no use to look further.
The swimming season is at hand, and
there is re-nude activity among the boys.
In onion there is more strength now
han at any other season of the year.
Attend the picnic at the Fair Grounds
next Saturday.
The fashionable shade this summer
will be the shady side of the street.
"I'm mashed on you," remarked the
mosquito to the young lady as she slap
ped it.
Judicious advertising always returns
the amount invested with compound in
terest.
IT. Deem is closing out his entire stock
of harness, whips, robes, &c., at cost.
Shop over Deem & Sons grocery.
Court brings a good many Of Preble
county's substantial looking citizens, and
a good many strange faces, into town.
An exchange says: "Boston dairymen
give milk for six cents a quart" This
is somewhat d~iscouraging to the cows.
Do not fail to call and see the best
Reaper made, at L~ongnecker & Sons, be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
The quicker flowers are cut off after
they open, the more flowers the plant
will produce.
The latest swindler travelling through
the country is the chap who sells the
moving machine knife grinder. Look
out for him, farmers.
Take your wives, sweethearts, cousins,
or any other relative, to the picnic at
the Fair Grounds, next Saturday.
Great slaughtering sale of embroider-
les, from l cent per yard up-less than
cost of manufacture, at o. E. G. s., next
to P. o.
Counterfeit daddy dollars are in circu-
lation in large quantities. They are so
near perfectthat it is hard to detectthem
from the genuine.
Astronomer Proctor says the world
will last $4,000, 900 years yet That will
do. Any man who demands more is a
hog.
Ladies' and children's Berlin gloves
from 10 cents a pair up, o.. E. G. S., next
to P. o.
No gripping, no sickness, in using Rine-
hart's Liver Pills. Only M for a dose.
Sample dose E For sale by Michael
& Son.
S. S. Dix started this "wednesday
morning on a trip to Topeka, Kansas,
and the west. We wish him a pleasant
trip.
Try the Lubin Boquet Soap, 8 cakes in
a box for 5 cents, at o. E. C. s., next to
P. o.
Jesse Simonson, a pioneer citizen OF
Preble county, and a man highly re-
spected by all who knew him, died sud
denly at his home near Sugar Valley, OF
Tuesday morning last.
Amuse yourselves by attending the
picnic at the Fair Grounds next Satur.
day.
If your hair is coming out, or turning
gray, do not murmur over a misfortune
you can so easily avert. Ayers HAN
Vigor will remove the cause of your griei
by restoring your hair to its natural col
or, and Herewith your good looks and
good nature.
If, you want a good set of harness, q
a saddle or bride, go to John Deems
and get them at cost.
Reader, if you have a competitor in bu'
siness, don't make a fool of yourself by
cutting on prices in hope that you car
run him OUT" Remember that in this
country, envy, malice, jealousy and bi
gotry are not the traits of character which
the public admire.
We have the largest stock of ladies
isle gloves at the Mammoth.
Michael Hilbert, n of our oldest and
mostrespocted citizens and business men
died last Saturday after a short illness
and was buried on Tuesday afternoon by
the Odd Fellows, of which Order he hac
been a member for more than thirty-fvt
wears. Mr.. Filbert by his industry anc
economy had amassed a considerable
fortune. He leaves a large family anc
many friends to mourn his death.
Picnic, benefit of Church of Vista
ton, at the Fair Grounds, next Saturday
Mr.. j. D. Hickman presented to thu
DEMOCRAT Office some of the largest ant
finest strawberries we have seen thi
season. This delicious fruit should b
more generally cultivated by u people
It yields an abundant return for tn
slight labor and expense employed in it
cultivation.
Rick rack braid, 10 cents per bolt, q
o. E. c.. s., next to p. o.
"From Detroit to the Sea-" is tn
name of the new guide book, issued b
the Evening News company, Of Detroit
1t is a beautiful and interesting public;
ton, gotten up as a guide for their chea
excursions to the sea and eastern Yate
ing places, which any n may obtain b
sending 80 cents to w. H. Brearley, o
fee, Detroit Evening News, Detroi
Michigan.
John Deem is closing out his entil
stock of harness, saddles, whips, robe
&C., at cost. Shop over Deem & Son
grocery on north Barron street.