The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1883-04-26

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when there is ground to be spaded up fol
a garden.
John Lander has the largest and bes
stock of fishing tackle in Eaton, such a.
hooks, lines, reels, jointed, Japanese and
Bamboo poles. Call and look at his as
sortment.
R. G. Callow, Canal Winchester, o.
says: 81 am handling Browns Iron Bit
tiers successfully and it gives general sat
is~faction."
Best folding Lounges for sale at cos
at G. w. Churchill's & Son.
About $35, 100000 worth of real estate
changed hands in Eaton within the las
ten days, and at prices that show thai
our town is on the road to prosperity and
advancement.
It is said that inhaling the fumes o.
sulphur will cure catarrh. The course
which many people pursue in this life
gives promise that they won't be aflict'
ed with catarrh in the next.
Many of the boys that came to town
to invest in the show and were disap-
pointed, soaked the amount down in
"blue ruin," and its effects were plainly
exhibited on our streets during the day.
Bad boys.
The Sun Flower Baking
Powder, at Frank Filbert's S, is
the best now in the market.
So many sharpers are travelling about
the country inducing farmers to sign all
sorts of fraudulent contracts and agree
ments, that it is unsafe to even sign a
temperance pledge without first consult
ing a lawyer.
A Nebraska man suicided because he
owed debt of rs cents which he couldn't
pay. He's gone to be an angel. If this
mania should spread and become gene
raj, we would lose a couple hundred sub
scribers.
The ~ grocery at West Alexandria,
kept by our young friend E. o. Beck, is
run or first class principles, and our
readers in that neck of woods wanting
anything in the line of groceries will do
well to call at that stand.
1t is about the time now for prospec-
tive graduates of the schools throughout
the country to commence concentrating
their time and attention on some weigh
ty subject, and to ransack every nook
and corner of their brains for new ideas
concerning the "Alps of Switzerland"
Fine Parlor suits well made, for sale
at cost. Call at G. w. Churchill & Son,
opposite Post Office.
The agricultural board had a meeting
last Saturday and disposed of considera-
BILE business connected with our next
fair. The premiums were increased from
$500 to $500 and the big trot put at $500.
This Board will spare no pains to make
the next fair a brilliant success
The bakery, confectionery and restaur-
ant of Joel Merritt at West Alexandria,
is the place for all good articles to be
had in these lines. Mr.. Merritt is a
young nan of correct business habits and
will do what is right with all his custom
ers. Give him a call.
This is the season of the year when the
gentle rays of the sun has a tendency to
draw a man to the south side of a barn
and OAK him to tell the biggest kind o!
lies as to the large amount of work he
proposes to get away with during the
coming summer.
John Robinson's circus was drowned
out in this place OF Monday last. HI
pulled up and left without giving an ex
hibition on account of the rain. HI
would have given the best show eve il
Eaton, and we are sorry for his misfor
tune. Hope he will try us again before
the season is over.
And now the cold mother" gets he
seed bag down out of the garnet wher
it has been suspended to a rafter so tina
the rats and mice could not break in an,
steal, and selecting such seeds as sh
wants to "put where they will do tn
most good" she will lay the rest asid
for her ~improvident neighbors.
We made a statement in the DEMocRA
a few weeks ago, on the authority of
western exchange, that the small-po
was in Topeka, Kansas. Deacon Aute
writes us that it is a mistake-that th
city was never more healthy-that bus
ness is acknowledgements are e,
~tensive and everything looks lovely an
the goose hangs high" Glad to hea
it, and hope it will continue so.
A large stock of new and well mad
furniture of every description, for sale
low as any where else in the County,
G. w. Churchill's & Son.
Water street is the only unsightly pa
of our city and is a disgrace to every CT
liens in Eaton. 1t is the Gahena of O,
beautiful town, and now that the Co
poration has the funds on hand to NAL
and repair our streets, that one shou
not be neglected any longer. We CO
the attention of our street Commission
to that ugly nuisance. Let some wo
, be done on it.
: Ex-Deputy Marshal A. G.. Minsh'
died of consumption last Thursday mig
at the residence of his mother in Eato
aged 35 years, l month and 10 days. I
: was a member of the Eaton Cornet Ban
which organization attended his funeri
He vas a young nan that was well lik
q and had a large circle of friends and
sociates that will miss his genial a
$ friendly companionship very much.
Jacob May, one of our old and me-
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