The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1882-04-27
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
The grass is coming up green.
Drink ~sassafras tea for the blood.
Straw hats are coming to the front.
Corn planting viii soon be in order.
Let us respect gray hairs, especially
our own.
Boys suits $3.50 and up, at Jos. woer
ner's.
OF two weevils choose the one that i,
absent.
The greatest factor of eloquence is sin
cerity.
Now transplant ash piles and rubbish
heaps.
Pail green is the fashionable color fol
buckets.
Blue Yacht Cloth Suits $9.5o-colol
warranted good-at Jos. Woerner's.
The coming corn is a serious move.
ment on foot.
The shad is a fish that wears a fine
comb for a back bone.
.The wages of sin are DEATH" SO are
the wages of undertakers.
Some Of the country school boys call
The telephone has developed an en-
tirely new school of h~eilocution.
See the ne5by stiff hats, just received
at Jos. Woerner's.
A blacksmith is seldom arrested for
forgery, though he lives by it.
The women are in the heighth of their
glory at house cleaning.
a Lodge of the Knights of Pythias is
being organized in Eaton.
Joseph Walters and wife left for Hi
nois and Kansas on Tuesday last, to
spend the summer
See them elegant cashmere suits for
men, OUR OWN MAKE, for $10.5o, worth
SIC, at Jos. Woerner's. )
Do not provoke fight with an under
taker; remember, he is noted for laying
people out.
Our citizens should remember and OBJ
serve "Arbor Day. tomorrow Thurs
day).
The church festival young man is not
absolutely without comfort. All the
strawberries were not killed by frost.
The latest in fine Straw, Hght
and dark Fur Hats, Saf C. r.
Thum's.
Mrs. J. s.. Campbell and children left
last Monday morning for a visit of sew
eral weeks In Illinois.
For SALE-Two second hand mantels,
nearly new. Enquire at DEMocRAT Of
fee.
Lookou for tramps from the flooded
South. The country will be deluged with
then as soon as the roads are waikable.
Still They Come LGustomers dailyin
~creasing for Rinehart's LirerPi1ls. Sales
Try them. Only ONE for a
dose. Sample dose EREE.
Our carpenters, masens, plasterers,
painters and Iaborers are all as busy as
bees. In every direction is heard the
sound of the hammer and saw.
DIR. Frank Michael left for Europe on
Tuesday last. He will spend three
months in London, thence 20 Paris. He
expects to return in the early fall.
Flat Neckties 25c., 3Oc., s5c. 40c. and
5Dc., same as we have been selling from
SOC. to $500, at Jos. Weerner's.
Mr.. 7. A. Wheeler, tuner and repnirer
Of pianos, is in Eaton for afew days
Orders left at the Union House will re-
ceiye prompt attention.
Appetite, Flesh, Color, Strength and
vigor-if you covet these, take Ayers
S~arsaparilla which viii confer them up,
on you in rapid succession.
Many persons suppose that ivy grow
ing upon brick walls will produce damp
ness The ivy will absorb the moisture
and keep the walls dry.
There are few men engaged in any bu.
siness in this State who would be salts.
fed to be taxed on their business and
then punished for doing it.
The nobbiest suits, as well as the low.
est prices and largest assortment at Jos
Woerner's, The Peoples Clothier.
It has been said a number of times
but it is true that there is no better way
OF identifying your premises than BY
planting trees in every available places
We understand the city Council have
instructed the Street Committee to let te
the lowest bidder all grading, g~rayelling
guttering and material for the same
This is right to all concerned.
The Pond Bill and Smith Sunday Law
will not affect the dry goods trade o
Andy and Joe Coffman. They have JUS
received an immense stock of new spring
goods. Call and examine.
Pants made to order, light and darl
colors, all wool, $3.50 and up, at Jos
Woerner's.
Between base ball clubs and bicycle
exploits it is not expected that the young
man of the period can devote much time
to the work of earning a living this sum
mer.
The following thrilling tale needs NJ
comment: A burglar got into the hous,
of a country editor the other night. AT
ter a terrible struggle the editor sue
ceeded in robbing him.-[Ex
Rev. Mary T. Clark will preach in tn
Uniyersalist Church, orner of somer
and Cherry streets, on Sunday next
goth inst, morning and evening, at tn
usual hours.
W. upJorctoDd that Make Nation