The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1882-05-04
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.


Gypsy bonnets are revived.
Cretonne fans are very large.
This is to be a velvet season.
Lace-fngered gloves are new.
Red parasols remain in favor.
Feathers cover fans and parasols.
Velvet ribbon trim straw bonnets.
inlay started in cool and with frost.
District Court in Eaton next week.
New dresses have princesse effects.
The side-pointed dolman is revived.
VIM. Clayton has gone to Omaha, Neb.
Peach cobblers are dry things anyhow.
See the nobby stiff hats, just received
at Jos. Woerner's.
How about the street sprinkler? Is it
augespeilt?
Frogs, farmers and politicians are
croaking.
DIR, David Marsh, of Burlington, Iowa,
is here visiting friends.
The improvements at St. Clair Springs
still go on. 1
Miss Della Thompson is at home again
after three months absence.
Some corn has been planted about here
but it don't s'show up" very well yet.
The livery stables were open on Sun
day but the meat shops closed.
Blue Yacht Cloth Suits s.. 5o-color
warranted good-at Jos. Woerner's.
A word of advice for you, young nan :
Begin to-day to lay up your ice cream
money.
Tight pants are very pretty, there's no
rubbing that out, but what awful feet
they make.
The 10 o'clock ordinance, the Pond
bill and the Smith Sunday bill ought to
make Eaton a moral village. !
No arrests yet in Eaton for a violation
Of st, Smiths law. We are good when
we have to be. 4sTu
Eaton should belong to the citizens,
but cows and hogs have entire possess
ion Of it.
we have everything that is nice, new
and noeby ia soft and stiff hats, al Jos.
W~oerner's.
Az Smith of M~iddletewn, is back
to Eaton again. It seems as if the boys
can't leave their mothers around here.
Several trees were planted about here
on Arbor Day, but the attention was not
paid to the day that ought to have been
The Iatest i'm Gne straw, Hight
and dark Eur Hats, at G. r.
Thnm's.
When glass bonnets become the fash
ion, as it seems they are; to be, it will be
dangerous for ladies to get their heads
together.
What shall itproft a man if his labor
inthe ga~rdenallgoes to the .told scratch
through the active toes of his neighbor's
chickens2 5000 s
Ithas been noticed that while there
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are ! treat MANY more who DON'T fancg
work. sg5
4 srstleiass saher pr;ntsr -. Ib.sa
steady work an,l fair yeayes a. Hra-
An oAsca Jackson ob;o III 5nn1u;na
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Greenville is enforcing the aobscene!
language ordinance. Hthat town.keeps
omit VIII soon be in a condition to dis
pense with all its churches, ~
John Hubbell is greetings tgo-story
frame addition to the front of his DWELL
ing on Main street, the first story of
which he will occupy as a businessroom.
tiIlTbev comei-c,stomars daily n.
creasing for Rinehart,s LiverPilis. Sales
enormous. Try them. Only ONE for a
dose. Sample dose FREE. ass
The Eaton Loan and B,;IId;no .ssoc; y
atio1 "a n6w <. all ons-oton /,
, ado5ted its constitution and elected its
officers. IT already offers money at auc.
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English doctors saw that nl,nts II
sieepine-rooms are unhealthy French
doctors Saw fbav i uoetsInn,bor
American doctors don't SOW snvtb;no
about 4. Int CHARGE 4 IN the hilr :
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onlei OF mineral. lney are compound.
sa-ei pure yegelapie extracts, WINCH
ave posillse virtues ana Always cure
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our ministers are All glyento great re,
petlllon IN their sermons, which very
cnsen makes a gooo discourse tiresome
onorser sermons wouid De better enjoy,
ea, ano pc proouctlVe OF more good.
upon presumption nat n a Wit
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eis cnance ohers, the courts have de
claed tnat mel uphcatlon OF a neWspa'
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