The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-04-23


Poles of all kinds and Lines till you
can't rest, until you have seer the stock
at John Lander's.
The School Board organized on Mon.
day last by electing G. H. Edison, Pres.
G. F. Brooke, ST., Treasurer and J. H
Unger, Secretary.
Ladies are beginning to wear wells
again. They wish to preserve their love
illness from the fierce attacks of Old Sol
and the prying eyes of the street corner
loafer.
All the best makes of Overalls at the
Eagle Clothing Store.
Mayor Marsh's report shows the finan-
cial affairs of our Corporation to be in a
healthy condition. 1t speaks we'll for
its present government. May it ever re-
main 30.
Judge Jas. A. Gilmore and family have
moved to Barnet's Station on a small
farm, but Mr.. Gilmore will continue to
practice law in Eaton, Hamilton and
Greenville, with NJ. L. Holt.
We are sole agents for the celebrated
Eighmie Patent Shirt. 1t beats them all,
and the cost is no more than others ask
for cheap limitations.
!. MAMMOTH CHEAP STORE.
The fifteenth meeting of the South
western Ohio Teachers Association, will
be held at the University Chapel, Ok
ford, O., Saturday, April %, at $50
O'Clock A. NJ. Half fare trains will be run
from Eaton.
Every citizen ought to feel the neces-
sity of a thorough "clean up" around his
premises as early as possible, and if
there are any who do not, they should be
made to know the importance of it. Let
the Mayor and Board of Health see to it.
VIM. Lander has. just returned from
the city, where he has been selecting the
Fishing Tackle for this season. Call and
be convinced that John Lander can not
be beat in this department by any one
in the county.
Acc. for a linen linen reinforced front
White Dress Shirt at Jos. Woerner's.
w. w. Ward, of the jewelry firm of
Ward & Bro, Of Eaton, won the Bear on
Saturday last at the match here. The
shooting was generally poor. We under
stand it will be up again on Saturday
next.
Mr.. T. A. Wheeler, tuner and repairer
of Pianos and Organs, will visit Eaton
about the goth of this month. Orders
left at C. G. Schlenker's will receive
prompt attention. [apr16-2
Several persons must have been sorely
hurt over the result of the spring cleo
ton in this city. "Pity the sorrow" and
lamentations of the poor fellows. Their
winnings, explanations and cus in
last weeks REGISTER are really distress
ing. Check" is cheap! Please pray
for them?
Neck Ties, the latest styles, just in
See them, ut the Eagle Clothing Store.
Many housewives are now busy clean
ing house. The weather is not as favor
able for that work as it might be, but if
a woman once starts the ball rolling, she
will finish the job if it SHOWS, halls, and
the mercury drops to zero. There is
nothing like a woman's will on a matter
of that kind.
Persons wanting early garden plants
of any kind can get them by calling on
Fred. Earhart, north of Eaton.
The farmers in the Miami bottoms and
many other parts of Ohio, are blowing
up their barley. There is nothing left of
it. Many will pillow up their wheat as
that, too, is frozen beyond recovery
The past severe winter has been a hard
one on the farmers. This universal de-
struction of barley has never before been
known in the Miami bottoms.
Fancy Dress Shirts so, 60 and 75 cts,
at JOS. Woerner's.
The SHOWS of winter have gone, and
the back yards and alleys present a sight
in many instances ~nauseating. The work
of cleaning up and. disinfecting should
begin Immediately. 1t is almost certain
that we will have a visit from cholera
this summer, and it is almost fatal and
fingers longer in neighborhoods that are
infested with filth.
New styles and shades of Dress Goods,
with trimmings to match, in endless as
sortment at the
MAMMOTH CHEAP STORE.
A clergyman preached a powerful ser
mon against the skating rink, declaring
that it was more harmful than the gam
bling den. On the following night the
clergyman's son, who had intended to
visit the rink, concluded Gas a dutiful
son should have done) to obey Lis father,
and of the two evils chose the lesser
He therefore went to the gambling den
and lost $500 which his father had re-
Gently received from a donation party.
Have your measure taken for one of
those SIS Plaid Suits at Jos. Woerner's.
We had a pleasant call Wednesday of
last week from Bro. Harkrider of the
Germantown PRESS, who came here ex-
pecting to purchase Eaton's interest in
the Mackinaw railway ami "carry it
home in his vest pocket" He returned
like the fellow who went to the goats
house for wool!". AS he left town he
quietly whispered in our ear hat he
would return soon again with a mule
team! We've engaged the brass band
to meet him.
A complete assortment of Jersey Jack
cts for ladies and children, on hand at