The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-03-19

New style Spring Caps at Jos. Woer-
ner's.
Miss Fox has returned to her home in
Eaton, after a pleasant visit to Mrs. j.
C. Altschul, this city.-XENIA Dem.
O~~eralls, the best made. cheaper than
the cheapest, at Jos. Woerner's.
All the reliable brands of Bleached and
Unbleached Muslins lower than ever.-
Buy them now and " money, at the
mammoth Cheap Store.
The finest line of Pants Goods in light
and dark at C. P. Thum's.
Our almanac says spring begins Mar.
Goth at 5 O'Clock in the morning, and lasts
n%inety-two days, twenty hours and twenty
minutes. Hope she won't disappoint us.
Polo, or Skating Caps. for boys and
girls, 20c., at JOS. Woerner's.
Patient waiting is said to accomplish
wonders, but patient pushing is warrant
ed to bring a man to the front on much
shorter notice.
Light weight dress Caps 10, %, 80 and
50c., at Jos. Woerner's.
Music LcssOns-.On Piano and Or
gan, or Vocal Instruction, go TO Mrs.
May Grouse Holmes. Residence, High
St., 2nd door west of Barron st. (f5-ly
Overalls worth 81 for &c.,, at the Ea-
gle Clothing Store.
Winter switched in again last Sunday
morning, and on Monday morning the
earth was covered DER with the beau
tiful snow"
All the leading styles for spring and
summer, composed Of Ready-made Cloth
ing, Piece Goods, Furnishings, &C., at
c. P. Thum's. [marl9-3
Newspaper postage, to actual subscri-
bers from and after July Isl, 1885, will
be one cen per pound. prepaid. This is
a reduction of one-half.
If you want a Suit or a pair Of Pants,
don't buy until you see our spring style
piece goods, and have them made to or
der, just as you want them and at prices
below ali competition, at JOS. Woerner's.
The splendid farm owned by d. c.
Stubs, 3 mile East of West Elkton,
will be offered for sale on the 2Sth ms.
Here is a chan: e for some one to pur.
chase q valuable tract of land.
Celluloid Collars and Cuffs at Jos.
Woerner's.
81 Boys Hats for 75c., at Jos. Woer-
ner's.
John Wade is a boarder Of our Sheriff
again. He is good for few years moro
of State service. John Wade is 4 terri
bic bad specimen of the saddle coloret
humanity.
Misses Edith and Mary Gould enter
tanned a progressive euchre party las
week. The prize winners were Mr.. J
S. Hunt, Misses Ruth VanAusdal, ant
Kittie Campbell and James Nelson.
We are sole agents for the celebrated
Eighmie Patent Shirt. 1t beats then
all and costs nc more than others ask 70
cheap mutations. Mammoth Chea]
Store.
The telephone Office. at Versailles, i
now located in the Bladder Office.
GREESvILLE ADVOCATE.
Put there, we suppose, SO it could b
blowed up when needed.
The average life OF farmers is sixty-fiv
years, while that OF printers IS thirty
three, which shows the necessity I
prompt payments to the latter, so tina
he may have the pleasure of handlin
his own money during his short sojour
on his s%ublunary sphere.
We have just received an elegant lin
of Embroideries. Linen Edgings, etc
the styles and prices of which are is
ahead Of any ever shown in Eaton. Ca
and examine, at Mammoth Cheap Stor
VIM. Hubbell has handsomely dec
t rated the jewelry OF Mr.. Schlenke
and Mr.. Huxley is putting a fine fms
on the hardware room on Mr.. Edison
Commercial row believes in fixing up.
A Mr.. Hull of the Ohio Legislature h
introduced a bill providing for municip
r corporations to compel roller skatil
. Kinks to pay a license OF not less I'll;
81 600 a year! Ii it passes the dead
rink" sill 60 out of existence in Ohio.
e Working Shirts, %, 80 and 35c lie
than cost OF material, at JOS. Woerner
is Boys Hats, new styles, for s to Z yes
old, 75c., worth 81, at Jos. Woerner's.
A bill in the Legislature requires pi
n ~sicians to have their diplomas record
y with the Recorder of the county in VIII
they practice, and affixing a penalty
l.. from $50 to 500 and Imprisonment
s. failing to do so.
Tie new law in reference to the ell
" ton of school boards does net apply
lie rural boards, but to those of cities a
t. towns. The amended law abolis:les
separate ballot box. The anne of C
at didates for the Board of Education
printed on the regular ticket.
in The "Star Harness and Saddle NJ
ks ufactory" has taken the place of Ri
.er hart & Whitmore's harness establi
ment in Fishers rooms, which will
at under the management Of Ed. Dinin!
1t will be carried on extensively,
90 farmers will do well to call there for Il
-. thing in the harness line.
In the year 24O0, Joseph Cook 81
the population in this country will
u- three billion and over. Those of
readers who contemplate going to the
,,h Gus that year will do we'll to purct
their tickets in advance and thus a,