The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1883-02-08
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

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Be careful of fires.
Hogs $3.50 on Tuesday.
Fox drives are now in order.
Is the backbone of winter broke?
Spring politicians are looming up.
Jacob May is still on the sick list.
VIM. Bloomfield is down with fever.
Don't ask about "Chicago margins"
No G. H. saw his shadow around here.
Bows Caps l2ac., at Jos. Woerner's.
Eggs are still 2 cents apiece in Eaton.
Wheat is worth 9S and $1.00 in Eaton.
II generally rains about here on Sat
urday.
Don't make garden yet-the G. II. is
as much of a fraud as Vennor.
Spring goods will o put in an ap-
pearance.
Seyenmile wal booming last Saturday
night.
Water drinking matches is the next
fool business on board.
Mems Hats worth $1.25 for 75c.; Hats
worth 81 for 5Oc., at Jos. Woerner's.
A .sbucket shop will rake 'em in ly
the ffties!
.dog show takes the cake to draw
a house in Eaton.
Miss Mcdaniel, of Columbus, is visit
ing relatives in Eaton.
Eaton grocerymen have combined and
put potatoes up to 25 cents a peck.
Isn't there a Street Commissioner to
elect in April? What about it?
The annual mover has commenced to
look up new quarters for the April change.
Am and heggs are expensive grub
just now.
The length of the days is very precep-
tibly increasing.
Costumes are to be less clinging this
season, but prices will stick.
Theo. Tilton, at Opera House, Thurs
day evening, Sth inst.
Preble county draws more money out
of the State school fund than she pays
in.
Just think Of 1t IS and Sc Overcoats
reduced to $3.50 and $3.50, at the great
clearance sale at Jos. Woerner's.
The death record for Eaton and vicini-
ty for the month of January numbers
six, whose average age is nearly 70 years.
Put your spare cash in the Eaton
Building Association and it is safe, but
o won't get quite such big margins"
Theo. Tilton, Thursday evening, at the
Opera House. Don't forget to hear him
because it may be yonr last opportunity.
Mr.. H. C. Hiestand and wife and G.
p. Early, left Eaton last Tuesday for a
pleasure trip to Cuba.
Two swallows may not make a spring,
but it has been discovered that an icy
sidewalk will make a fall.
"Suckers' and "greenhorns'' is what
the post office inspector terms he fell
lows who done business with the Chica-
90 mutual investment clubs"
Don't miss it. Such a chance may not
offer again to buy Clothing at such redi'
culous low prices as are now offered al
the clearance sale at Jos. Woerner's.
Charles Ludlow, Springfield, O., says
Browns Iron Bitters is having an eA-
tensiye sale in this market and is giving
satisfaction"
There is this difference between q
newspaper and a farmer. The former
teens with items and the latter teams
with oxen
Loots Johnson's Ground Hog was out
all day last Friday, the effects OF which
event were very visible on Saturday
morning.
Rev. D. r. Biddlecome, of Richmond
Ind, will preach in the Universalist
Church, in this city, on Sunday next
18th inst, morning and evening. Al
are invited.
Shirts Shirts! The best Unlaundriet
White Dress Shirts in Preble county TO,
47c., &c., 75c. and 800 at Jos. Woer
ner's.
1t has been found that the only tint
when a man is generous in drawing thu
line between his own and his neighbor'
property is when he shovels the snow OF
the sidewalk.
A man who gives more attention t
curling and oiling his hair and adjoining
the outside of his head, than he does t
filling the inside, is a very weak minde'
person.
Little minds ignore their own weak
ness and continually carp at the defect
of their neighbors. Great minds are sen
sible of their own faults and largely com
passionate toward others.
The habit of throwing hand-bills broad
cast into the street should be stopped
Serious accidents will happen sooner c
later, caused by horses being frightene
by this nuisance.
The young lady who made 700 word
out of Conservatory" last fall has ri
away from home. Her mother wante
her to make three loaves of bread out
"hour."
How to save cash. Follow the rest
The greatest success ON record-tt
clearance sale now in progress at 10
Woerner's, The Peoples Clothier.
A Cleveland man has invented a ba
rel without hoops or slaves. Who il
vented the Cleveland man is not state
by the paper which furnishes the 9th
information.
An exchange hits it when it says tn