The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-05-14
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.


Hay sells at $12 per ton.
Soda fountains are operating.
Umbrellas at Jos. Woerner's.
How many swallows does it take t
make a spring!
The man that praises such weathe
where does he live?
Summer Underwear at Jos. Woerner's
Miss Cornie Nelson is still or the sic
list.
$4,000 worth of education will b
taught for $500 at the Normal.
Miss Mae Seward, of st. Louis, Mo-, i
visiting friends in Eaton.
Miss Anna Jeffrey is visiting her par
ents in Ludlow, KY.
Nat. Lockwood, of Muncie, Ind, i
visiting relatives in Eaton.
Look at the 50 Stiff Hats at the Eagl'
Clothing Store.
To make things equal, how would it d
to turn the skating Kinks into swimmin!
tanks during the summer?
The Egyptian farmer with ten acres .
land pays more tax than an American
with 100.
The sun now gets up before six o'clock
How is it with you? Don't the sun gel
ahead of you a little?
19c. for a late style Silk meek tie) Bow.
worth 4Oc., at the Eagle Clothing Store
At prices to sait the hard times, cal
on Jones & Douglass to get your plaster
ing done.
MI. and Mrs. Thomas Fulton left last
Saturday to visit the New Orleans Ex-
position. They will be absent several
weeks.
Once more and the last time during
1885, and that on Saturday, May 18th,
at the Reichel House, the Drs. K & K
Surgeons can be consulted free.
Look at the beautiful styles in Neck
Wear at Jos. Woerner's.
Married women claim a great many
things, but not one of them has ever
been heard to boast of being older than
her husband. 6e.
Mary is the most common name in
England, 6,819 out of every $4,000 indi-
viduals answering to it. William comes
next with $500.
Moleskin Pants sl.OO, at the. Eagle
Clothing Store.
The regular costume for the summer
girl is a blue flannel dress, trimmed with
gold tinsel braid, and a wide anvass
belt.
The lawns are out green and bright,
the fish now begin to bite, theIaborer is
up as soon as it is light, some people
continue to get tight, and all the world
is a beautiful sight.
For the most desirable goods in Cloth
ing, Hats, Caps, and Gents Furnishings,
go to G. r. Thum's.
Harvey johnson was fined twenty-four
dollars at Washington Court House, O.,
for using indecent Language in the pres
ence OF a lady on the street. Served him
right.
The subject of w. H. Orr's discourse
next Sunday morning will be Prayer
What is it and its benefits. Inthe even
ing "Temptation-Its sources and pow
err"
Medium grade of shoes at low prices at
J. w. Filberts.
Don't forget that all parcels deposited
for mailing must be 80 wrapped that they
can be examined without destroying the
wrapper, otherwise letter rates of post
age are charged.
The BARRIERS are harvesting the winter
growth of hair, and soon every man you
meet will 80 closely resemble an escaped
penitentiary bird that you can't tell
t'other from which.
Manila Hats, all styles, at Jos. Woer:
ner's.
The Drs. K & K Surgeons, can be con-
suited at the Reichel House one day on
ly, Saturday, May 10th. All afflicted
persons are invited to call and consult
free.
The strawberry festival season will
500 be here, when three berries and q
tablespoonful of cream win bring fifteen
cents, and the average young man will
be almost bankrupt when he and his
girls appetites have been satisfied.
Remember that g. P. .Thum makes the
finest Clothing to order and of the latest
styles and neatest fits.
As the time for sunburn is at hand, il
may be of interest to know that cream
is best for some compilations, lemon jules
for others and cold water for others
Experience will be the best teacher a.
to which is the best to use.
Some people think it would be. nice i
everybody in the world would mind theil
own business. But it would not. Owe
half of the people in the world would ba
out of employment and not know wha
to do with themselves,
Ladies fine shoes of all kinds at J.W
Filbert's. [apr30-5
VIM. NJ. Brooke and wife, of Dakota
have been visiting their friends and rel
atives in Eaton during the past week.
They left on Monday morning for Indian
apolis to visit their sister or their wa.
home.
Mrs. Catherine Kindleberger died a
the residence of her son-in-law, DR..
N. Welsh, on the 9th inst, in the 74tl
year of her age. Her remains were takel
to Indianapolis, Ind, on Monday morn
ing last, for interment in Crown Hill
Ca,oaaru g.