The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1886-05-27

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A couple of German carp about six
inches long were caught in Sevenmile
creek last Sunday. They had probably
been washed from Jimmie DEEMS pond.
The Deuber watch case commission
have not visited Eaton yet, but are now
out looking up a location. Call this way,
Mr.. Deuber, and look at our facilities.
Ladies wishing the latest styles in
Dress Goods should examine that line of
novelties at Craik's.
1t is said that Deity never created any
thing except for a wise purpose, but it is
beyond human knowledge to determine
for what purpose the dead beat" is in
tended.
The Celina, Van Vert and Greenville
bands will hold an association of bands
at Celina on the Sth of June. Forty
bands will band together to band the cit
liens of that place.
Before buying, see Stephenson's Hand
made Harness, Stock firstclass and if not
as represented, money refunded. s. E.
corner Main and Cherry streets, Rine-
hart's old stand.
Isaac Monosmith was the first man in
Eaton to take out a "cyelone policy" 1t
cost him 5000. 1t was the tornado from
the bogus Legislature that scared him in
to it.
White Goods, Embroideries and ORR
entail Laces at lower prices than can be
found elsewhere. Call and examine at
Mammoth Dry Goods Store.
When that terrible storm swept through
this valley two weeks ago, a great many
people found that they were not prepar-
ed to die, for they hadn't settled with
the printer.
The cost of replacing the iron bridges
in this county, washed away by the late
storm, will not exceed $4O,O 600. We have
this information from one of the County
Commissioners.
DIR. B. F. johnson will be in Eaton this
week to. permanently locate, and will
topen a Dental room in the Minor block,
opposite the Court House. Room on
second floor.
Do not buy an Organ Or a Piano until
you get Frank Bloomfield's prices. In
struments sold on easy payments.
The Board of Education Of Hamilton
city have reelected their old School SUI
perintendent for the ensuing year. He
rendered satisfaction and that was all
the Board required.
A fashion exchange tells of 'tnew
wrinkles for men," 1t seems to us that
what is most wanted is not new wrin-
kles, but SOM method of getting rid OF
old ones.
During our forty years of newspaper
experience we have come across a num-
Der OF worthless street ours who were de-
sirous Of being kicked into public notice.
We never found it profitable to crafty
any OF them.
Cyclone policies issued by Home In
surance Co., of New York. Assets about
IS, 0OO, ZOO. HENRY Fl. FAIR, agent.
Drilling at the Eaton oil well has been
suspended for the past week, on account
of the delay somewhere of a 1000 foot
cable rope manufactured at Philadel-
phia, Pa, and shipped for this point on
the sth inst.
Eight 'sweet girl graduates and nine
young gentlemen from the Eaton High
School will step into the future tonight
Thursday from the stage of the Opera
House, while they invite their hearers
to the days of "Ancient Greece and
Rome"
No outside brands at Craik's. Every
thing staple, new and clean.
Personal abuse amounts to nothing,
and is only INDUCED in by the low and
depraved. Whatever is wrong is weak,
Personal diatribes, however formidable
they may appear, carry their own death
warrant on their forehead, written there
by the common Intelligence of every
community.
Chas. W. Craik, the dry goods man,
requests us to say that his offer to the
destitute of the recent cyclone is still
open, and he will take it as a favor il
those sufferers will please call on hin
and get a reasonable amount of dry
goods for nothing.
: With the earth promising the most
luxuriant and abundant harvests tn,
farmer is not bothering how he shalLcon
!, fine himself to eight hours Of labor pc
day. The trouble with him is to fine
enough hours in which to gather thu
bountiful yield that is promised.
! Frank Bloomfield is agent for thu
STEINwAY, DECKER Bros, BALDWIN ant
other Pianos, EsTEY. SHoNINGER ant
HAMILTON Organs. lmay27-t
Monday viii be observed as Memoria
Day in Eaton. Col. Harris will deliver
the grafton. We are not posted as to tn
program to be followed, not having beef
furnished with it up to the time of goinI
I to press. We suppose, however, it will
e be about the same as on former occa
sions.
t The May issue of "The Cosmopolitan
is on our table. 1t ranks among the bes
periodicals in the country, its pages be
S ing full of interesting and popular liters
d ture. The articles in it are all short bu
acceptable. Published by Schlicht
= Field, Rochester, N. Y, and is cheap
: the price, $3.50 per year.
MARKET QUoTATIoNs.-Pacifc, Coche
. CO and Merrimac Calicoes at Craik's ce
% ebrated Bazaar 64c. Cincinnati pric,