The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1881-05-26
Corn is up.
Wool is ripe.
New peas on deck.
No drunk last week.
wanted-A dog killer.

Adob WCCks
Wanted-A dog killer.
Railroad matters quiet.
Schools close in two weeks.
We need money-bring it in.
Lace curtains at the Mammoth.
Joe Acton has gone to Colorado.
The seven Sunday rain won't do.
Our knights of the paint brush are busy.
Our Sheriff has no criminal boarders.
Wheat promises well say our farmers.
New goods this week at the Mammoth.
Can't you come in and pay what you
owe?
Peter Balser puts up the Telephone
poles.
More than one-third of the new year is
past.
IT WILL PAY you to call at the Mann
moth before you sell your Wool.
The mushroom business is industrious
ly pursued.
Tax-paying time will soon commence
again.
No dirt thrown yet on either Of our con-
templated railroads.
16 yards good brown or bleached mus
lin for 81, at the Mammoth.
Corn planting is nearly vel and next
viii be roasting years.
Eggs 10 cents, but the supply not equal
to the demand.
The Eaton churches were all well pat
ronized last Sabbath.
New goods this week at the Mammoth.
Spring fever is the only disease trou-
blesome in Eaton.
The chain gang viii stop the drunk bu-
siness in Eaton.
The German farmers say "a cool May
for wheat"
You can decorate next Monday if you
feel like it,
IS pieces new lawns just received at
the Mammoth.
The 4th of July comes on Monday.
VIVA. will we do with It in Eaton?
The potato bug is getting troublesome
in many places in this State.
The next Prosecuting Attorney will be
elected for three years.
For dotted swiss, lawns and white
goods, go to the Mammoth.
Archery clubs are organizing and the
girls are hunting their Hbows."
Dat meal is n of the healthiest things
for breakfast that can be eaten.
There is a change m our railroad time,
which travellers should notice.
Welead the trade in black cashmeres,
at the Mammoth.
Because the editor is absent DOM
think the paper can be run on wind.
The sound of the hammer and the rasI
of the saw is heard all about our town.
Swindlers generally ''get away with
the fellows who do not take a paper.
Ladies' kid gloves, all %colors, at the
Mammoth.
Persons going into the garden nov
should be careful, onions are shooting.
Strawberries stepped t. the front IL
Eaton last Saturday at 20 cents per quart
Willard Edison. wife and Mrs. Rens
man have gone on tour TO Kansas AMI
Colorado.
40 pieces of dress bingham plaids JUS
opened at the Mammoth.
A gap in the carving knife betokenl
that a spring chicken has been in thu
house.
Bed spreads at the Mammoth.
The older the tree the more rings i
has. It is very much the same way witt
a city.
The new walks and paveing around tn
Court House have added much to its ap
pearance.
Ladies' Null, Swiss and Lace Ties a
the Mammoth.
The sprinkler has made its appear
ance. Pat will keep the dust down if i
takes all summer.
Mrs. r. Jingle, after a two and a haI
years visit to Iowa, returned to he
home in Eaton on Monday last.
The loafer with a sharp knife mayn no.
be seen perched on top of a dry good
box whiting away.
You will find the best stock of gent
bows and ties at the Mammoth.
Disinfectants judiciously used at tn
proper time will prevent a great deal
sickness this summer.
You can always tell a successful fish
erman by the Importance with which b
bears himself up as he goeth home.
Persons should never make a persons
application of anything appearing
print, unless it fits.
New goods this week at the Mammoth
The price of admission to the con
meneement exercises this year will be
cents. Everybody should attend.
H. C. Hiestand and Elam Fish,
brought home a barrel of very fine ba
from Put-in-Bay last week.
There's a land that is fairer th'
this" but we would like to know whe
it is at this season of the year?
Embroideries marked still lower.
the Mammoth.