The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-04-23
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
Plant trees.

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Plant trees.
Clean up the town.
Plant shade trees.
One more week Of April.
Mushrooms will sson be ripe.
Wheat fields are looking green.
True reform blows no trumpets.
Corner s~tatuary has thawed out.
Early gardens are late this year.
Working Shirts at Jos. Woerner's.
Wheat is up almost to the nineties.
Miss Laura Hunt is on the sick list.
The Richmond papers say that Custer
is improving in health
Ladies fine shoes of all kinds at J. W,
Filbert's.
Miss Allen, of Illinois, is visiting hei
sister Mrs. Bratton.
Circuses are all around US. Are we to
be left?
The late election of the old school
board hurt somebody very bad.
Polo Caps, for boys and girls, the latest
style, &c.,, at Jos. Woerner's.
Tomorrow friday is "Arbor Day" by
official authority.
Bogus fruit tree men are circulating
around.
High taxes drives enterprise out Of any
city or village. Don't forget it.
VIM. Alderman, jr., is ready to sup
ply persons with early garden plants.
The Eaton Board of Health ought to
nose around diligently.
Grouse knit Cotton Socks 10, 121@ and
15c; the best made, at Jos. Woerner's.
Duck shooting is unlawful after the
18th of this month.
The commercial traveller is bobbing
around right lively now.
You can't ascertain the size of a aspiring
bonnet simply by looking at the bill.
Medium grade OF shoes at low prices at
j. w. Filbert's.
Lace bonnets will be all the rage this
spring and summer.
DIR. Kendelberger, of Washington, d.
c., visited his mother last week, who
has been'quite i'll.
Celluloid Collars and Cuffs at JOS.
Woerner's.
A lady has been doing up a religious
revival at the NJ. f. Church in Eaton
during the past week.
John Smith wants to run for Council
nextspring. He is a colored Republic
can.
The carpet-shaking season will open
in a couple of weeks. The prudent man
will get ready to 60 a fishing.
The largest and best selected assort-
ment of Fish Hooks ever seen in Preble
county, at John Lander's.
About all the circuses are on the road,
and yet the price of lemons has not adj
vanced.
The number of schools in this State
are IL, $780,, and the teachers necessary
to take care of them are 1929.
Mrs. Judge Chambers has the finest
lemon tree full of the fruit. this side of
their native country.
A large variety of Table Linens, Tow
els and Napkins at hard time prices
Call and examine at the
MAMMOTH CHEAP STORE.
Uncle Lewis Markers smoke house
was entered last week and a jug of new
maple molasses taken out, but nc meat.
There are three terrible diseases now
before married men-spring fever, spring
bonnets and spring house cleaning.
The excitement incident to the cleo
ton has about subsidized, and the occupa-
ton of the curb-stone politician is gone.
Early Cabbage, Beet and Tomato
Plants for sale by VIM. Alderman, ir.,
South Beech street.
The oyster season is on the wane, but
the ice cream time is looming up in the
distance.
Roller skating Kinks are called "Hell
on Wheels by some of u cotempora-
ries."
Nobby Plaid Suits, the latest style, at
the Eagle Clothing Store.
8. S. Dix, Esq, of Sterling, Kansas,
has thanks for a copy of the city jour
nal. Its advertising columns indicate a
live and thrifty business community.
The citizen who wants to run the school
government into politics, cares nothing
about the success of our schools and
ought to be est down" upon severely.
Mems Kangaroo shoes and a large
stock of mems fine shoes to suit the times
at J. W. Filbert's.
The Coolest inhabitant" has changed
ground and now delights to tell how
they piowed the ground and sowed corn
in February "way back"
Prepare your white robes and night
caps before the 10th of May. That day
is set by Adventists for the end of all
things.
The most complete line of Kid, Silk
and Isle Thread Gloves aver shown in
Eaton, at the
MAMMOTH CHEAP STORE.
Eighteen acres of the Siler farm on the
south side of the Dayton turnpike, sold
at public sale last Saturday in Eaton fol
$1,945.00.
John Willis has had in market this
week some of the finest beef slaughtered