The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-05-21
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

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Fruit prospects very good.
Umbrellas at Jos. Woerner's.
Sunday was a regular May day.
Corn planting was brisk last week.
Summer Underwear at Jos. Woerner's
It has been painfully quiet in town the
past week.
The man who won't believe ''fresf
paint" signs is nov on hand.
Look at the 90 Stiff Hats at the Eagle
Clothing Store.
Book keeping will be taught at the
Normal.
This is a busy season for our farmers
and trade is not booming.
J. H. Paul, of Brinley's Station, as
signed last Monday. Liabilities $11 900
SIS for a new style Plaid Suit made tc
order at Jos. Woerner's.
John Hickman and Philip Miller WOE
the bear at the last Saturday contest.
The E. G. C. of Eaton gave two enter
tainments is the Opera House last week,
both well ~patronized.
Medium grade of shoes at low prices al
J. w. Filbert's. 1
If blossoms are any indication, we will
certainly have an abundant crop of fruit
this season.
It is predicted that the mosquito will
make his Appearance this year on roller
skates. z
An immsnse line of Straw Hats for
men, boys and children ate. p. Thum's.
A New York court has given the wife
Of a drunkard $1,000 damages against q
landlord who sold him liquor.
Len. Randall after spending the win
ter in Little Rock, Ark, returned home
Friday much improved in health.
Moleskin Pants $1.00, at the Eagle
Clothing Store.
The little green cucumber is on deck,
ready to pass all through a cyclone of
vegetable agony who feel inclined to
tackle it..
Johnny McCord will run an excursion
to Cincinnati ON the Sd Of next month.
You can go from Eaton and get back for
$1.50-cheaper than staying at home.
For the most desirable goods in Cloth
ing, Hats, Caps, and Gents Furnishings,
go to G. P. Thum's.
The Ohio Legislature, just before its
adjournment. passed a law fixing a heavy
penalty for killing fish with dynamite.
People who use dynamite to kill fish in
this vicinity will please take warning.
The sparrows have commenced their
depredations upon vegetable gardens,
peas and lettuce seeming to be their fa-
vorite relish. A horrible looking scare
crow will prove some protection.
Fancy Dress Shirts 39c., worth CSC. /;
49c., worth 75c., at the Eagle Clothing
Store.
John d. Campbell and family moved
60 Liberty, Ind last week, where he
will engage in business. Sorry to lose
Mr.. Campbell's citizenship, but our loss
is Liberty's gain.
Clint. Huston has moved his ice cream
and fancy candy establishment on the
east side of Barron street, in the room
recently occupied by Pat Donohoe, a few
doors north Of the Eagle Hotel.
Ladies fine shoes of all kinds at J. w.
Ellbert's.E fAk tapr30s5
The fellows who have been killing the
fruit indiscriminately all winter should
have their heads bumped together So
far, most of it is as safe as the country
10 In the hands of the Democratic party.
The prayer and teachers meeting an
nouneed for Thursday evening at the
Church Of Christ, Will be omitted on ac-
count of the High School Commence
ment Exercises. The baptismal service
will be held promptly at q O'Clock
Remember that C. P. Thum makes the
finest Clothing to order and Of the latest
styles and Gates fits
Oatmeal, long considered q good az
tide of food for dyspepsia, is now con-
demned by physicians as aggravating
the disease. Horse feed was never in
tended for human consumption, remarks
an exchange.
Henry Rinehart has accepted a situa-
ton in the large wholesale and retail
harness and saddlery house of Graft,
Mausbach & Co., pa and 2ls Main St..
Cincinnati, where he will be pleased to
see his friends and old customers.
Manila Hats, all styles, at JOS Woer-
ner'sL
s. F. Andrews, Guardian, will offer
foe sale at his residence ~ miles west
of Winchester, on the Barnet's Station
pike, on Wednesday, Jund Sd, milk cows,
farm utensils, household goods, and many
other articles.
Tfamps are stretching themselves and
preparing for their summers work oil
imposing upon the charity and creduiity
of the people. Before you feed your
tramp, give him some exercise at the
wood-pile and keep your eyes on the saw
If you intend taking a trip north, south,
east or west, don't fail to see the elegant
line of Trunks and Valises at G. P.
Thum's. fmay7-3t
Mr.. Y. B. Mcintyre met with a pain
full accident and narrow escape of death
on Thursday of last week, by his team
becoming unmansgeable while plowine
on the farm of Robt White. He was
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