The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1886-06-03
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
Oriental laces a. Craik's

Oriental laces a. Craik's.
We will have an early harvest.
The blackberry crop is exceeding.
promising.
Freedom means to allow persons to d
things that are legally right.
Four in every 100 males and one il
every 400 females are color blind.
We rate ability in men by what the,
finish, not by what they attempt.
Jersey at 80 cents, at Mammoth DIR.
Goods Store.
The abuse of some persons is as grea
Recommendation as the praise of others
The school children are happy-vaca
tons are on them.
No saloons stopped business in Eator
on account of the Dow liquor tax law.
Barnum's show will be in Richmond
on the IIth inst.
The Estey Organs lead the world ant
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sing their own praise.
A great many towns are beginning t.
talk up Fourth of July celebrations.
Strawberries were never better o.
cheaper than this season.
Miss Kate Mccullough, of Richmond
Ind. is visiting Miss Anna Rossman.
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The frequency OF big storms this season
is a dampner on the picnic boom.
Craik's great success-the "Big Rec
Store''-is at Kline's corner.
Miss Cora Payne, of Camden, is the
guest of Mrs. Rensman.
The Eaton gas and oil well is now dowr
about 1000 feet. There is nothing dis
~couraging to the company SO far.
Gas was struck in Dayton at a depth
of 500 feet in sufficient quantity to run
the drill engine.
Camden decorated on Sunday and I'm,
fortunately had q wet afternoon for the
exercises.
Lawns at 80 cents, at Mammoth Dry
Goods Store.
The wife of G. E. Carroll, the oil vel
contractor of the Eaton company, is here
to remain during the week.
Strawberries sold down to 5 cents 9
quart in Eaton last week. It was a'crue
war; that tumbled them down.
The eight hour movement is not prov
ing to be just the thing for filling a long
felt want in the working world.
Frank Bloomfield may save you from
$50 to 500 on u Piano. Try him.
The Fourth of July occurs on Sunday
this year and the patriots will have tc
Screens, ~seersuckers, awnings and re
frigerators are among the main contribu
tors to comfort during the heated term
Sam'l Williams raised Z 1888 pounds O
tobacco off OF four acres, which brough
sl33.2I. Who can beat this?
Cyclone policies issued by Home In
surance Co., of New York. Assets abou
So, 200, GOO. HENRY H. FAIR, agent.
J. r. McCofd, Esq, was in Eaton las
Friday, arranging for the great Soldiers
Home excursion on the 10th inst.
Do all you can to promote the best in
terests of your own town. Encourage it
industries and trade at home.
The Adyentists have again been disap
pointed. 1t seems a. if the world dom
want to come to an end.
All the New Styles of Laces a
Craik's.
The DEMOCRAT will not invade privac.
nor the common rights Of citizens. Thes
are the work of the 'pot-house" journal
This has been prominently a year TO
big strikes and some of them have result
ed In plenty Of gas and petroleum.
r. w. Carroll & Co., the compan,
drilling the we'll in Eaton, have a con
tract to sink one for the Swift Iron Com
pany in Cincinnati
For one week only, Simpsons Bes
Black Calico at 81 cents a yard, at Nam
moth Dry Goods Store.
Next Thursday McCord's annual ez
cursion to the Soldiers Home comes of
and everybody should accept the chanc
of visiting that beautiful place.
Let there be no charges hereafter fc
diplomas for graduates of Eaton Schoo
The understanding is that our school
are FRI schools.
Strawberry sh~ort-cake, the empties
of all decisions, is now numbered anon
the seasonable achievements of culinar
skill.
Frank Bloomfeld's office, corner
Main and Beech streets, opposite Prebl
County Bank. Call and see him.
Fred. Brookins has returned from FL
rida, where he had been spending tn
winter. His cousin, Miss Maclay, az
companied him home for q visit.
Never sun feather beds. Air thel
thoroughly on a windy day in a CO.
place. The sun draws the oil and give
the feathers a rancid smell.
When the minister asked the scho
what came after death, and a boy in tt
e pew answered, "The undertaken,
there was silence enough to stop a clocl
White Goods, Embroideries and Oh
entail Laces at lower prices than a |
found elsewhere. Call'and examine
Mammoth Dry Goods Store.
Mr.. Enoch Marshall, II years of a
and a resident of New Paris, was run ov
by a Little Miami train and SO serious
injured that he died within a few houl
The members of the G. A. R. of Eat
erected a fine pole OF Saturday afterno'
last, on four lots they own in Eaton Gem