The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1883-02-15
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
More rain.

Slickery Sunday-but quiet.
Plant your spring advertisements now
Boys Caps 121ac., at Jos. Woerner's.
Virgins storm didn't get here. Exit
Virgins.
Easter Sunday comes in March this
year.
The street corner loafer will soon be in
full bloom.
There will be no Court in Eaton until
May. IT'S we'll.
DIR. Cook, of Seven Mile, was in Eaton
on Monday last.
Several of our citizens visited Cincin-
natl last Tuesday to see the "big Ohio"
Don't believe any evil reports concern
ing your neighbor: nor circulate gossip.
1t didn't rain last Saturday until after
it had showed about two or three inches.
Ladies you will find the best so & 75c
Corsets at the Mammoth Cheap Store.
Geo. Lockwood, of Anderson, Ind, at
tended the funeral of his brother on last
Friday.
All our churches have held religious
r~evivals, but none were struck with very
large conversions.
Isaac Murdoch, Morristown, o., says:
browns Iron Bitters cured me of weak
ness, loss of appetite and dyspepsia"
Miss Laura Mitchell has gone to Bos-
ton to have her musical requirements
polished off.
Hazel Kirke will be played at the Ope-
"a House shortly by a first class New
York company.
Mems Hats worth $1.25 for 75e.; Hats
worth 81 for Soc, at Jos. Woerner's.
Can the Coolest inhabitant" recollect
a winter with more icy streets and
changeable weather?
A pair of horses would make our fire
department equal to any other town OF
its size in Ohio.
An apple that is the genuine article in
form, size and taste is an unattainable
luxury in our markets this season.
John 1. Cassell had a big surprise at
his farm house last Friday night. 1t was
his wife's birthday.
Maple sugar making time is not far off.
We will be ready to specimen any guam
tity of it.
Mrs. Ellen Lockwood, of Anderson,
Ind, has been in Eaton on business du-
ring the past week.
Can any person give a sensible reason
why potatoes should sell at % cents a
peck and eggs at % cents a dozen? Both
are abundant in the country.
Judge D. L. Meeker, c. NJ. Anderson,
Esq, and j. G. Elliott, Esq, OF the
Greenyille Bar, dropped into Eaton last
Monday evening on legal business.
Invisati 1ns are out for a grand social
party at .sGlen Hotel" st. Clair Springs,
on the evening of the 22d. The young
men of Eaton are to conduct it.
Just think of it! IS and Sc Overcoats
reduced to $3.50 and $3.50, at the great
clearance sale at Jos. W%oerner's.
The amount OF cash lost in the Chica-
go swindles would have erected several
good dwellings in Eaton and paid 8 per
cent. ON the investments.
Gossip-mongers are the worst people
society has to contend against-they are
generally great falsifers. You may be
the next victim of their vile tongues.
II you are a mechanic, don't forget
that promptness in little things enhance
the value of your services to your en-
ployer.
An exchange makes the truthful OBJ
servation that it is a curious fact that "the
man who needs them least receives the
most invitations to dine"
s.Why are those things on your dress
called bugle trimmings?" George wanted
to know. "Oh," replied Emily lightly,
because pa blows SO over the BILL"
We have just received the finest lot Of
Embroideries ever seen in Eaton and arc
selling the same 1t very low prices
Mammoth Cheap Store.
The school system of Ohio may be ex,
pensive but it affords every boy and CIR
an opportunity to obtain q fair education
That of itself speaks volumes for the law
The ENQUIRER concludes that a hand
some handkerchief around the neck of
swell young man does not always denote
a sore throat.
John G.. Childyess will sell at his resi-
dence 81 miles northeast Of New Paris
on the Goth inst, work horses, cattle
milk cows, farm implements and some
household furniture.
Mary Ann Wilkinson will sell at he
residence 2 miles northwest of Suga
Valley, on the 22d inst, horses, mill
cows, stock hogs, corn in the field AM
farm implements.
The amount of standard silver dollar
in circulation is $3S, sos, 23S, but some Q
our subscribers don't seem to have an,
of thems or, if they have, they stick t
them mighty close.
Don't miss it. Such a chance may no
offer again to buy Clothing at such red
culous low prices as are now offered a
the clearance sale at Jos. Woerner's.
The time has passed when a merchan
who does not advertise can expect
successfully compete with his more er
terprising neighbors, in the same trade
who continually keep their names an
varied inducements before the people.
When a lecture is delivered at the OPT
"a House, or any entertainment that IT
quires a stand, a couple of chairs, or an
other furniture, it has to be borrowed
Why not purchase the necessary article