The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-04-02

damages that result.
The Bear shot for at West Alexandra
went to Winchester, but Philip Mile
got first money. Next time Phil. says
will come to Eaton.
New styles and shades of Dress Goods
with trimmings to match, in endless as
sortment at the
MAMMOTH CHEAP STORE.
The Cherry street skating rink ha.
closed, and will be used for other pur
posed during the summer. We wish il
and its proprietor success.
The town of Eaton is large enough te
have a Marshal that can write out a sub
pena and intelligbly put his John Han
cock on it.
Acc. for a good White Dress Shirt al
Jos. Woerner's.
One-fourth of the present year has
passed away, and with it twenty-three OF
the citizens of Eaton and vicinity have
died, among them are nine children.
We understand that Clint. Harshman
will be a candidate for Assessor of Wash
ington Township. Clint. would make a
splendid Assessor.
If you want a stylish Hat, see the new
spring styles at the Eagle Clothing Store.
Princess Rink, for lack of patronage
and a bad floor, has been closed, and the
manager has returned to Columbus.
WASHINGTON G. H. REGISTER.
The proprietor of the Massillon roller
rink was fined So and costs, amounting
to $14.26, for turning a pig loose on the
floor to be chased by the skaters.
All Wool Diagonal Worsted Suits made
to order for $1S and 500, at Jos. Woer-
ner's.
The Greenville COURIER says running
the Corporation elections into politics
has saddied a big debt on the city. Will
the taxpayers of Eaton please take no
tice?
Any person wanting to purchase a nice
business room and residence combined,
in the heart of the city, can find where
to be accommodated by consulting our
advertising columns.
We are sole agents for the celebrated
EighTnie Patent Shirt. It beats them all,
and. the cost is no more than others ask
cheap limitations.
MAMMOTH CHEAP STORE.
Philip Miller's fine dog "Nellie'' was
poisoned last Saturday afternoon and
died en- Saturday night. She was a harm
less and good natured brute and we don't
approve of the act.
Joshua d. Hickman will sell at his res
idence AZ miles west of Eaton, on the
Sth inst, work horse, cow and calf, stock
hogs, farm implements, and many other
articles.
The latest novelties in Soft and Stiff
Hats at the Eagle Clothing Store, oppo-
site Court House Square.
The Corporation "Boss'' is Out in a
new spring suitl 1t is dubbed Com
1t is not home made. Woer-
ner and Thum both face on it. Don'tin-
vest in tiff you. do you are bit!
Eaton people send away from home to
do a great deal of their shopping, simply
because our home merchants do not adj
sufficiently to let the public know
that bargains may be obtained at home.
Eph. Young, Administrator of Levi
Young, will sell at the late residence of
the deceased, on the 11th inst, horses,
one Durham milk COW, hogs, sheep, farm
household goods, and many
other articles.
If you want a nice fitting and we'll got
up Suit, now is the time to leave your
at G. P. Thum's.
"CoMMITTEE" wants to run School
Board, Council, Street Commissioner,
Road supervisor, &C., &c., into politics!
Poor fellow. Why don't he join one of
churches and run it in the political
route?
The craze for lady BARRIERS is dying
out. After a man has had his face cut
bias, his throat shirred and his hair POM
padored and been talked to death, he
naturally returns to the male barber and
takes chloroform or laughing gas.
Molcskin Pants $1.OO and 81 % at the
Eagle Clothing Store.
Are the taxpayers of this Corporation
ready to hand over its government to
Committee? Do they want Corpora
ton taxes to be increased to the old fig
ures of 1926 on the 800? Look a little
out!
Steubenville merchants are buying
blue ribbon in large lots. Francis Muir
ply will labor eight days there the first
part of April in the interests of the tenn
perance cause. Saloon owners are alarm
ed.
The Gold Shirt, the most perfect made.
The only place to find them at Jos. Woer-
ner's.
A man who owes several years sub
scription on a newspaper and asks the
postmaster to send it back refused -
would put tar IN his hat when taking up
a church collection, in order to steal the
small change.
Clergymen should not forget the fact
that they are liable to a fine OF fifty dol.
lars for not making returns of marriages
they perform to the Probate Judge with.
in ninety days. 1t is evident that there
is a lax observance of this law in toe
many instances.
All the leading styles for spring and
summer, composed OF Ready-made Cloth
ing, Piece Goods, Furnishings, &C., a