The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1882-05-25

The mushroom crop was a failure this
year. Too cool.
dog pound would be a healthy thing
in Eaton.
st Smith or no Smith giyeus a4th ola
Duly
to. s. Campbell has gone q Chicago
ot spend a couple Of weeks.
Z Miles Orton's New Mastodo1 Shows
are making great Rreparatons for the
coming. exhibition at this place.
There viii be t~wenty-six snd7eysdped-
agogues after the SUPPLEMENTARY Of
Eaton Schools is voted
Asarprise to eSerybedy-he-exHeme
lowpriees we ask for ali wool Pants, at
Jos Woerner's. ssSs szsswsu 81
Darwin sends back word that he has
found the missing link, butitis red hot
and he can't handle ii. 5
we get new subscribers every day
The DENocRar is we'll worth $3.50 a year
IN advance!Mc9 T5HiI
1.-The Grand Juryfor the present term
] of Court cost $3.50 They come high, but
we must have isem.
The. circus in Eaton next week is adj
vertised as a moral one. So is a CAMP
meeting: 'taas s
Farmers are selling their old crop Of
wheat around here to make room for the
new. Good sign for the coming crop.
Bill Hambidge has opened his Ice
Cream Bazaar, and keeps the best 5 cent
cigar m Eaton. sta
Cashmere Pants $3.50, S1:75, $500.
@S2.2 Is and $3.50, worth twice the money,
at Jos. Woerner's.
Elias Weiss and wife have returned to
Eaton after an absence in New York
State Of eleven paonths.
The Camden Band boys viii please see
us chat in hand" for their sweet must
zeal remembrance after the Odd Fellows
Banquet.on Tuesday evening.
Last Saturday was about as dull a day
Ein Eaten as have witnessedfor a long
time Farmers were all at home putting
m corn.
An1efectiye medicine for kidney dis
eases, low feHers and nervous prostra-
Il, ton, and well worthy of a trial, is Browns
Iron Bitters. 8 Iaa1 Hkg "a
fla number ofyoung men of this place
don't alter their ssays they will miss in
e the next world d wen strung harp and a
pair o golden slippers. gai
Boys had better not turn stock out Of
any enclosure and drive It 10 the Pound
for the sake Of the pay. Work of that
kind viii get yoa intotrouble if detected
az A telephone exchange is to- be7estab.
lished in Eaton, and in a shert time the
gbarBarieA yawp Of our citizens will BIZ
heard over the roofs of the houses
ssss1 THE BIGdEsr SHOW in Eaton-th'
e-large assortment of Clothing, Hats, &c.
- at JOS. Woerner's. wFH s mH
The Corporation pays so cents a seal
for dogs. We would be pIeasedto hea
81 yof several hundred being presented i
. Eaton.
9NETThe Odd Fellows Of Eaton have as fin
q finished and as comfortable a Hall a
can be found in any other. town in Ohio
Mr.. Huxley done the inside work.
Z THE Eaton Loan and Home Aid Asst
citation is proving a success. The none
is all taken as fast as it comes in. 1t
bound to win.
The evening down train now gets hel
at Clio instead of :40, and the dow
mail closes at 5 40. The evening mi
- can now be had at 6:30.
John Lander has the nobbiest Chine
,.a.and Bamboo iointed fishing poles ever
Eaton. With one of them bass win bi
without bait. Go andlook at them.
tiWe have a small account against Il
Late defunct aWedlock Association
that iourished in New. Paris, We wou
sFw Ekesto find a sponsor for it. Who is t
administrator of the concern?
.sssla Regular, intelligent exercise is insi
,as7s edupon for all, but especially for the
- who lead sedentary lives. Time spe
lin caring for the health is not waste
bJT1on the contrary, adds to life.
There are many persons who will me-
to Heaven unless they can go at
=eursion rates, and they will take
Kchances of smallpox, cholera, or g
EaEother scourge rather than miss.
i Lrs We offer special bargains in light
dark PantsTregular cashmere 81. 81
e. IS, 81, worth from $500 to $500, at