The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1886-05-13
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

Avoid the liar and goss!pper.
No curb stone prices at Craik's.
Manila Hats at Jos. Woerner's.
Tailors and milliners are now bosy.
Wool only 10 to Is cents per pound.
Talk up manufactures for your owl
DIR. John Miller has set his soda foun
tain to ''izzing." Drop in.
White Dress Shirts &c., at Jos. Wocr
ner's.
See Bonner & Brothers. new advertise
ment in another column.
Miss Grace Stem, of Mount Auburn, i
the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Thompson.
Turkey Red Table Linen 2211ss cent al
Craik's e store.
Frank Ressler, of Cincinnati, spent
Sunday with his parents.
That ''sider'' from Richmond is very
thin swill, Excuse US.
State School Commissioner L. D.
Brown was in Eaton On Saturday last.
Mrs. Henry DeGroot, of Logansport.
Ind, is visiting friends in Eaton.
Circuit court is in session this week in
Eaton.
Linen Hats &c., at Jos. Woerner's.
Will Kester left on Monday evening
for Butte City, Montana, where he will
reside in the future.
The best friend a laborirg man has is
the n who gives him steady employ
ment at good wages.
William Lanius, of Grand Island,
Neb., visited his parents in Eaton last
week.
Anything in the line of fishing tackle
can be had at John Lander's.
Mr.. Elkanah Young and family have,
moved to Hamilton to reside in the fu-
ture.
Keep all impurities away from your
butter-it absorbs it and spoils the but
ter.
No one day prices at Craik's. He is
always below any one.
A bucket of saur kraut was dropped
into our larder last week by Aleck. Pow
ell. Better late than never.
Remember the Star Harness Shop
makes a speciality of Hand Made Har-
ness. All our goods are warranted.
There are several cholera breeding
''stink holes" in Eaton that need the at
tention of the Board of Health.
Asplendid assortment of fishing tackle,
lines, sinkers, floats, hooks, rods, &C., at
lowest prices, at John Lander's.
A $4,000 spring suit is more than the
average country editor could afford to
stand!
Straw Hats at Jos. Woerner's.
Frank Kemp, the merchant tailor of
New Paris, was in Eaton on Monday last,
and dropped in AMI subscribed for the
DEMOCRAT.
Ladies who have purchased their spring
comets will learn with regret that it is
prophesied that the world will come to
an end in a short time.
Call and examine the stock of fishing
tackle at John Lander's. 1t surpasses
anything in the county.
A new law has been passed making it
the duty Of the Clerk of The Court to tax
the jury fees with the other costs in a
suit.
Notice is hereby given that if you want
to save money and buy dry goods at New
York prices you must go to Craik's new
store in Kline's block. {
1t is said hat there are more lies told
inthe sentence, 81 am glad to see you,"
than in any other six words in the Eng
lish language. {
Seersucker Coats and Vests at Jos.
Woerner's.
Some of the '.gang'' believe thai what {
they have not no other men can possibly {
possess. Conceit and lampblack are
mixed in equal proportions in their make {
up. 1
Miss Fannie Mccoy, who has been the !
guest of MI. and Mrs. Jno. Holmes for a :
few days, has returned to her home at
Union City, Ind, well pleased with Ea- :
ton and vicinity.
Young men confined to the desk, be- {
hind the counter or in the shop should
get up in the morning at sunrise and c
spade an hour or two in the garden. 1t
is healthy exercise, we are told. /
Just received, a new stock o. fishing u
tackle, consisting of poles, lines, reels !.
and hooks, at John Lander's. /.
A $4,000 seduction and breach of :
promise case was filed in the Court of
Common Pleas last week by Miss Jen- ,
ME Taylor, against Reuben G. Prugh, a =
son of ex-Commissioner Daniel Prugh =
1t dates back since 1880. :
Two or three thousand persons gather 7
ed at the Twin bridge east of Winches- s
ter last Sunday to witness the immersion ,
of seventeen progressive Dunkards.- s
Forty-one were immersed on Saturday ;
afternoon. =
ash paid for wool ut y. Rhen r
& Sons, Eaton, O. r
The editor of the DEMOCRAT has no diff s
ferences with the past or present mem
bers of the school board, and there is no
sensible reason why a few brainless
''purps'' should drag him into the mix. =
They will not. Git out! =
The Eaton newspapers note the fact !;
that dry goods are being sold cheap. Why 9
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