The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1884-03-20
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
Bring on your candidates.

DElnk OA lOuA
About time for Spring blowing.
Joe Woerner, the Peoples Clothier.
Easter don't come until the 18th O.
April.
We will accept local news from any
point in the county, but not gossip.
Lutheran service in the Baptist church
next Sunday at 2 o'clock p. m.
The new Engineer has a Telephone al.
ready! Don't we apples swim?
Eighmie Shirts at Joe Woerner's.
The reign of the ground hog is over
Now give US spring.
Judge King opens his law office in
Harbaugh's corner, north of the P. o.
This winter has a stiff backbone and
we doubt if March will succeed in break
ing it.
No matter how unworthy a man may
be he should have our sympathy if he is
suffering.
The outlook for mechanics is becoming
more and more cheering as spring ap-
proaches.
The latest style Buckle Hats at G. P.
Thum's.
, A man feels a pride in being spoken of
as zone of the oldest inhabitants, "but a
woman lever does.
The Cedar Springs were sold last week
Tor $15, 600. Mr.. Bolmyer ofDayton, was
the purchaser.
The sun gets up in the morning now
about half past six. That is a good deal
earlier than many sons in Eaton turn out.
DR.. J.. NJ. Withrow spent Saturday and
Sunday in Eaton shaking hands with his
many friends.
F. j. Wilson, of Lewisburg, has added
to his mammoth stock the new improved
Domestic Sewing Machine.
S. More Surface will speak on "Sights
Abroad' at the Trout school house, to
Mr.. Heilman's school, next Friday eve
ming, the 2lst inst.
Mr.. Martin Rehfuss is putting another
story on his brick dwelling on south
Beech street, which will add much to its
fine when finished.
Have you catarrh? 1 so, go to Miller's
Drug Store and see what will cure you.
Commence treatment early, if you ex-
-o.t&o c,r ooforrh
It is said that fashion will harmonic
with nature, and that green will be the
prevailing color in articles of dress this
spring.
Joe Woerner sells the best$1 pants.
Ed. j. 3. Briney, of C~ovington, KY,
will commence, a series OF meetings in.
Church of Christ, Monday evening next.
All are invited to attend.
Mr.. 7. A. Wheeler, tuner and repair
er of Pianos and Organs, will visit Eaton
about the 25th. Orders left at the jew
elry store of Mr.. G. G. Schlenker will
receive prompt attention.
Henry Huxley returned from Alabama
last week, where he has spent the win
ter at his business Of painting. He is
now ready to serve his friends in and
around Eaton.
The Spring and Summer Stock at G.
P. Thum's is complete.
What is known as the Pharmacy Bill
has become a law, and hereafter drug
gists and clerks in drug stores will be
compelled to deal out physic, and such,
in an intelligent manner
Ned Haines has gone to Chillicothe to
take charge of the local or a new daily
journal, and Joe has gone to Evansville,
Ind, to work at the engraving business.
We wish both the boys success.
Losr-On the north road. about the
9th of March, a buffalo overshoe. The
finder will be rewarded according to its
value by leaving it at the DEMOCRAT Of
fee.
Joe Woerner, the Clothier, for Trunks
and Valises.
At the request of many friends of the
late Henry Pundt, and readers of the
DEMOCRAT, we give place to the sermon
preached on the occasion of the funera
Of the deceased.
We hope that every taxpayer ane
every good citizen will hearken to the
call for a citizens meeting at the. cit
Hall, on Thursday evening, which is 70
the purpose of nominating a good Corpo
ration ticket.
Let every man who regards the goo'
name of our town, vote for a change Q
officials at the Spring election and Sc
whether a change will do any good. W
have had Boss rule long enough-let tn
people try some other.
29c. for your choice of ties-the sam
as we have been selling for SOC. to 81, q
Joe Woerner's.
The common disposition to talk owe
matters that were best kept silent is tn
source of an incalculable amount ofmis
CIllCls 4AO uulllCul11oA1 A4uob Jill ~
fore civilization will understand the valu
of silence.
Lew. Herpes will soon start out fl
sprinkling subscriptions. The inhab
tants on Main and Barron should SUI
scribe literally, because he does the be
job of sprinkling V done in Eaton ar
ought to be well paid for it.
Nimrod Pence died on his farm 8
miles north of Eaton, on Saturday mig
last. He had been an invalid for mo
than a year. His death will be regre
ted by a very large concourse of frien
and neighbors.
Don't buy a Sewing Machine until y
see the Improved Domestic at F. j. w
sons, Lewisburg, O.