The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1883-07-12

"S0ck" ana learn the business can nave
the place. No other need apply.
A big hay crop.
No trade dollars.
Summer is on top
Close up at 10 o'clock. eft'-@
Trade dollars IS cents.
Farmers cutting wheat.
Glad it is over-the 4th.
Harvest apples are ripe,
Cool Sunday, wasn't it, a q
Farmers are busy-you bet,
Subscribe for the DEMOCRAT.
No accidents in Eaton on the 4th. e1d
.Reaping machine accidents are ripe.
Spring chickens 20 and % cents apiece.
Mrs. Alice Minor of Anderson, Ind,
is visiting friends in Eaton.
Perfection don't belong to human ma
ture
80 and 75c. Straw Hats for &c., at Jos.
Woerner's. .sses ,-sfsTs
Miss Minnie Zoos has returned home
after a pleasant visit at Greenville, o.
Time to cut elders, before they go to
seed sEs arsais.i 1 is'
Swearing is neither proof Of good breed
ing, refinement nor intelligence.
Take time by the bang, is the. way
to quote it now.
No School Superintendent elected yet,
and still some people are not happy.
Miss Mary Steward, of Hamilton, is
visiting Mrs. Watson, in Eaton.
lOyeralls and Jackets, all the leading
makes, at Jos. Woerner's.
Mrs. Minor, of Hamilton, o., is visit
ing her friend Mrs. H..C. Hiestand.
Mrs. Henry DeGroot, of Logansport,
Ind, is visiting relatives in Eaton.
Miss Ella Huston has returned home
after q years absence in Illinois.
Mrs. Lou Haffner Of Muncie, Ind, is
visiting her parents on Main street.
Atelephone is connecting Eaton and
ElDorado. "H-e-l-l-oi"
Dress Parade of the o. N. 6. at camp
on Tuesday evening, was taken in by our
citizens and pronounced grand. The
music was never equalled here.
Let all remember that surmise is the
squint OF suspicion-the gossamer that
malice blows on good regulations.
In speaking of your girl nowadays,
you must not call her a Daisy, but a
Pansy, as that is the latest.
Mems Busters &c., $1.00 and $1.25. at
Jos. Woerner's.
When you meet q man who never
makes a mistake, there is more hope of
q fool than of such an me-.
a member Of the o. N. G. accidentally
shot himself in the leg with a~reyolvef
last Monday evening in camp.
Twelve bicycle riders from Cincinnati
exhibited themselves on our streets on
the 4th of July.
John Filbert's home work of men and
women,s shoes can not be excelled any
where. Call and try them.
Mrs. Kittie Hoover of Lincoln, Ill, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Benz.
Holman, on north Barron street. "a
MANY farmers who cut their wheatlast
wnek tell us that il turns out better than
expected.
Mr.. Godieibt Fay and wife and John
vesser, OF Cincinnati. are visiting the
family Of Martin Rhefuss.
sNA man who does not regard his word
as binding as a note, will not long have
the respect and esteem of his fellow
men. Il.
The publiczschools reopen in Septem,
Der, provided we can find a Superintend'
ttos please all the school children ii
Eaton. -,
We have a few "dead beats'' from
whom we,l take the trade dollar at thei
full value and give them credit. Bring
them in.
The sale Of the drug store property il
Commercial Block to Mr.. Schlenker
turned out to be a clash in the pam
II is still owned by Webb & Ceover.
There are IS 600 lawyers in the Unitec
States, and we are notnearly SO mucl
surprised that truth should be crushe'
tosthe earth as that it should rise again
Call at John Filbert's for the best AM
finest manufacture of men and women'
shoes.
sEyeryO o. N. G. in camp that regard
himself as a gentleman will act that wa
when in our little city. Don't forget IL
You are on your good behavior. ~s
For cholera morbus or cramp collie
call on G. G. Hickey for some of his rem
edy, as he warrants q cure in every cas-
in a few minutes.
John Filbert's stock Of eastern mad
boots, shoes, slippers, &C., is not excel
ed in Eaton.
No Superintendent for u school
chosen yet, and the DEMOCRAT remain
at $3.50 per year. Now is the time I
subscribe.
Charles Anderson, Esq, Of Greenvillt
o., wife and son, spent their Fourth j
Eaton at st. Clair Springs celebratiu
with the e.. A. r.
The two-cent postage stamp wi
not be used until October. This info
nation is given because many person
believe that the law was to go into e
feet the first of July.
We have no doubt Elder Neal wou,
have signed the petition against review
ing the troops on the Sabbath, or kee
ing open q grocery to feed the visitor