The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-04-09
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

Stick to your ~lannels yet awhile.
Garden truck will be late this year.
Boys Jeans Pants at Jos. Woerner's.
Decoration day comes on Saturday this
year.
Plaids are to be fashionable this sum
mer.
Skirts of street dresses are worn much
shorter.
Magic Sleeve Buttons at the Eagle
Clothing Store.
Spring bonnets are as usual OF various
and hideous shapes.
The "purely Republican" convention
didn't win everything.
VIM. Alderman, ir., is ready to sup
ply persons with early garden plants.
Boys Polo Caps zoe. at the Eagle
Clothing Store.
When will the "Committee" call an
other convention?
The girl of the period will now have a
chance to show her new spring suit.
Are we to have seven rainy Sundays?
We don't believe it.
Fancy Dress Shirts &C.,, roc. and 81,
at Jos. Woerner's.
No fax sowed around here on Good
Friday.
Is the sprinkling cart to operate this
summer?
You can't commence to clean up too
soon.
49c., 75c. and 81 White Unlaundried
Dress Shirts at the Eagle Clothing Store.
The Assessor will call on you soon to
find out how wealthy you are.
H. d. Tillberry lost a calf from eating
fax straw.
Frank McWhinney, ESQ.,, of Green
vile, was in Eaton last Saturday.
Everyday Working Shirts at Jos Woer-
ner's.
We hope the country is saved once
more.
Henry Huxley is putting finish on
the front OF the Farmers and Citizens
Bank.
April showers, May flowers, June bugs,
July ~fre-crackers, August flies, etc.. is
the program before US.
Skating Caps at the Eagle Clothing
Store.
Skating Kinks are growing weak. They
may strengthen when winter returns
again.
A complete assortment OF Jersky Jack
cts for ladies and children, on hand at
the MAMMOTH CHEAP STORE.
Frank McWhinney, OF G~reenville,
purchased the Silvers farm last Satur-
day, paying $9,76o. Cheap dirt.
All kinds of early garden plants for
sale by Fred. Earhardt, the Ea.on gar
dener.
How easily some men are educated up
to the belief that the "dear people" must
have 'em in public positionrl
Geo. Deem has received a couple of
car loads of Locust Posts. Call soon if
you want any.
We show the incest style and lowest
price in Boys Suits at Jos. Woerner's.
VIM. H. Kline bid off the late resi-
dence of Marshal Ryan last Saturday for
$1,950.00.
A girl who is "too tired" to help her
mother wash the supper dishes a go
to the rink and skate three hours.
Should roller skating be abolished,
dancing and sliding down cellar doors
will become once more the rage.
All Wool Suits made to order, SIS, at
Jos. Woerner's.
There is only one thing left to do, says
an exchange, to render complete craze
in amusements, and that is progressive
euchre on roller skates.
Twenty years ago to-day Thursday
Gen. Lee surrendered to Gen. Grant and
the great American rebellion closed
How time flies!
The most complete line of Kid, Silk
and Lisle Thread Gloves ever shown in
Eaton, at the
MAMMOTH CHEAP STORE.
Mother Dunlap and Mrs. Jas. Deem
have u thanks for their buttermilk
treats. Buttermilk at this season of the
year is a very healthy beverage.
A fashion paper says: Ladies will not
dress as much as usual the comingssea-
con. This seems to indicate a hot UNI
mer.
Everybody who will work can now find
employment. Spring work is at hand
and there will be an extra demand for
Iaborers.
Persons wanting early garden plants
of any kind can get them by calling on
Fred. Earhart, north of Eaton.
1t doesn't tire a man half so much to
saw a cord of wood as it does to amuse
a baby for an hour when its mother is
away.
$3.50 for a Boys Suit, 4 to 9 years, at
the Eagle Clothing Store.
The ladies of the Presbyterian Church
will give a Dime Social at the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. John V. Campbell,
Thursday evening, April 9th, to which
all are invited.
The skipping rope will soon be in the
hands OF the little maidens and it would
be well enough for parents and teachers
to remind them that serious results fol.
low excessive exercise with it..
Silk Suspenders 40c., worth 60 and
75c., at Jos. Woerner's.