The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1882-06-01

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Thebest dressed men buy their clothes
of Jos. Woerner.
The country now presents a most
charming sight.
Banana skins should not be thrown on
hesidewalks.
june taxes and June bugs are about
ripe.
Who's can tell the dark secrets of a
dairy Why, the pumpkin,
John Hubbefl has moved into his new
meat shop opposite from his old stand
A little less rain and a little more-sun-
shine Mouldzbespreferable, if you please.
Theliee trade has been slim SO far this
seasohs 4 VIII boom soon enough.
Bel hasn't been any higher since the
COW Jumped over the moon.
Don't borrow trouble; ifyou must bor-
row anything, borrow money.
Adelph Meyer ladies fine shoes of
every style at. John Filbert's.
If You have a 'sknettyY case in court
get ajprystotry il:
5oe0gross ofBress Buttons in all the
latest styles, from 5 cents per doz. up, at
o. EaGsSs next to p. O..
WhatMm the harrest be is the CON
numdrdnHnew exercising the mindofthe
farmer,
GugssJ eur Springs Will be ready SO
that We can have abig 4th of July on the
grou14% dtlooks that way now.
A warm winter and cold summer
seems 10 be the arrangement for this.
years weather.
A Surprise to everybody-the extreme
low prices we ask for all wool Pants, at
Jos. %oeTner's.
Alhhs shapes fhatman or woman can
invent are to be found in the different
styleyf spring hats.
The Trustees might as well cut off a
coupIe feet Of the hill leading to the
springaMhile they are at work on it.
Rheumatism disordered blood. gener
al debility; and many chronic diseases
prondunced~i ncurabIe, are often cured by
Browns Iron Bitters.
Wo4ens as well as children. should go
out every day, for they grow nervous and
irritable, if not actually sick, If tooclose
" hoaSed
ChA ;t.1ora 10 sbaan VISITING Friends
in Eaton for the past week. On his re-
turn to Columbus he goes into the State
Insurance office.
Slaughtering Sale of Notions, Gloves,
Hosiery Tinwaze and Glassware for the
next 8 days, at the Q. 3. c. s., next to
Fred.zBosch is in the Congress lunch
Restaurant. No. IL, south sth street,
Richmond. When in the city drop in
and see him. s
Beef Is cents per pound, eggs 20 cents
per dozen and potatoes 50 per bushel.-
How can the poor man make his wages
cover his expenses
The inhabitants of the eastend of town
are 31kaplaining about the running at
larg of hog and geese, especially on
the Sabbath. Enforce the st. Smith law
against them.
The bad weather has greatly interfered
withstKe spring farming, preventing far
metss1H6m planting their corn ahdother
crops,,s and interfering greatly WITH the
business oftruck gardeners.
Cashmere Pants $3.50, s1.75, 5000,
$2.25and $3.50, worth twice the money,
at Jos: Woerner,s. ING dh
ThsAGamdenat Gazetten- publisher has
"humped up before Esq. Stephen, a
number of his subscribers in Eaton that
didn't owe from so cents TO $1,50l Boys
you oughn't try to starve the poor editor.
The Supreme Court of Ohio has deci-
ded that a dairyman can deliver milk on
Sunday regardless of laws passed. 1t is
one Of the things deemed a "work of ne
cessity.n
The frame residence of the late Mrs
Blythe, on the southeast corner of High
and Walnut streets, will be sold by the
Sheriff on Saturday next, at the Court
House. -
Boots, shoes and slippers of the --latest
styles and finish at John Filbert's.
The Crawford House, on the south
west corner Of 9th and Walnut streets
Cincinnati, is the only 50 house in thu
city, ssand is equal to any of the highe
priced hotels.
The rains of last week put off the ccrl
planting, which is not quite all done, bu
the grass and wheat are making up wha
may be discouraging in the corn pros
pect.
White, Cream and Black Silk and col
ton Laces from 1c, per yard up, at O.. T
C. s., next to p. o.
Tightlegged trousers are becoming tn
propah cspah again. Think of it, yo
spindle-legged, double-knee cappe
swells, who have so long hidden you
anatomical imperfections in bagg
breeches. But you can pad.
Will d. Coons, an Eaton, Ohio, bic
cler, spent Friday night of last week j
town, making the acquaintance of OIL
wheelmen. He was on his way hon
from Gallon, whittier he had gone b
wheel.@[Sidney Democrat.
The shootists of this place will have
big pigeon match on Thursday, (to-mo
, ( row. near Eaton. Parties will be hel
from Richmond, Hamilton, Dayton an
other points to participate. About A
pigeons are secured to run the garintl
of the. crack marksmen on the day.
se4s@~&@Sn@@@ 1855