The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1883-03-01

county, ILL.,, where their future home
will be.
Miss Ella Spencer, of Glendale Semi
nary, spent several daysin Eaton during
the past week, the guest of Misses Mary
and Edith Gould.
The best rs cent Overalls in Preble
county at Jos. Woerner's.
S. More Surface will attend Noke Nor
toms school, lin the Muttcnville Dis
trict, or Friday afternoon, March 9th,
and at night speak on "Sights Abroad"
Mrs. L. d. Hamilton, Bedford, says
GAS a tonic and remedy for general de-
.bility, Browns Iron Bitters has done me
permanent good"
The notorious Ike Little is in jail in
Richmond, Ind, with his old charge
against him-stealing. The prospect of
his serving that State few years is splen-
did. Glad of it.
Dealers in agricultural implements are
getting ready for the campaign, which
from present appearances promises to be
a lively one around here before harvest
is over.
For so cts. you can buy as good an I'm
laundried White Dress Shirt as will be
shown you elsewhere for 75c. or $1.00, at
Jos. Woerner's.
A great many people in this county are
getting ready to ego west and grow up"
The emigration this spring will be great
er than it has been for several years past.
But our loss will be others gain.
Judge Chambers has filed away all the
"food papers," In fifty years they will
be interesting reading, but how many OF
us will be here to scan owe the columns
of incidents and talk about them?
There are three classes of men who tell
the truth-one from force of habit, the
second for a-ehange, andlastly, editors,
who tell the truth because they do not
know how to lie.
The weather prophets predict an early
spring and hot summer. We doRot pro-
TESS to know anything about it, but we
feel confident that it viii be warmer next
July than it was in JANUARY.
1t is an everyday occurrence to hear
some one remark thatthey cannot rent
"a house for ttlove nor money" Why not
build houses and supply this want? 1t
certainly will pay. 7f
Children's suits, from 4 to 8years, all
the new spring styles and very cheap, at
Jos. Woerner's.
Fresh tomatoes from Florida are now
selling in New York at 25 cents a quart,
strawberries $2.75 a quart, new potatoes
Sc a barrel, and cucumbers 50cents each.
We would rather take them in season
here.
Blessed is he that adyertiseth. His
happiness shall be .unbounded and his
JOYS unnumbered. He will live long in
the land, die happy, and have a funeral
possession a mile long.
An exchange notes the factthat a lady
died from the effects of the bite of a pet
cat. This is one of several similar in
stances. Pet cats are getting to be al
most as murderous at spitz dogs.
The doctors all seem to be busy. We
regret it, but gentlemen, please don't be
offended, we wish you no harm we
would rather see you idle much as we
despise idieness.
For so cts. you can buy as good an I'm.
laundried White Dress Shirt az will be
shown you elsewhere for 75c. or $1.00, al
Jos. Woerner's.
Ifpeopie only made a practice Of speak
ing well of their a~cquaintances to the
same extent they relish evil communica
tons about them, this world would, in
deed, be a happy abode for mankind.
When a newspaper can be had for les
than four cents a week, the man Wit
continually borrows his neighbours pape
must certainly be very stingy as we'll a
possessing an immense amount of cheek
A. J. Surface, a former Preble count,
teacher, and o. T. Corson, Superintend
emit of the Camden schools, each receiv
ed certificates from the State Board o
Examiners at their last session.
Have your Clothing made to order
Elegant spring style piece goods. w
defy competition. We guarantee salts
faction. We hope to see you soon, a
Jos. Woerner's, The Peoples Tailor.
Don't forget the large sale OF town lot
in Camden next Saturday, by H. II
Farr, Admir- of David Overholts. The,
will sell at bargains. Gazette" pleas
copy.
When a mar "mysteriously disap
pears" nowadays his friends don't be
gin dregging the river O casting aroun'
for a murderer until it is known how hi
books stand and how much money h
has borrowed.
Mr.. M. G. Vanhook, of Miamisburg
who is a delinquent to the tune Of $4.5C
informs US that he is washed OUT an
"dead broke" and is sorry he cannc
pay US. We are sorry too. Good bye
friend Vanhook.
The building of a new Opera House i
Eaton by a stock company is being dis
cussed. 1t is just what is needed-th
present M is unfit for public exhibition
andis beratedby every troupe that come
to our town. Let us have the new on
We have just received the finest lot
Embroideries ever seen in Eaton and Al
selling the same at very low prices
Mammoth Cheap Store.
On Monday morning last Frank Je
lison, a young boy Of about sixteen yea
old, an habituate of the Eaton depo
had his foot badly bruised and SON
; homes broken. while Voluntarily attamp