The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1886-06-17

country. The crops are looking remark
ably fine, The trees are in full foliage and
the scenery is prettier than at any other
time of the year. The air is pure, and a
ride by meadow and field by stream and
over hills is good for your lungs. Try it.
Stephenson has an elegant line of
Handmade Harness he is selling very
low.
Flower day was observed in the Eaton
churches last Sabbath. 1t is a beautiful
custom, and is a sentiment of the pure
and good, as children and flowers always
are. The children all did well and the
flower designs were handsome and ap-
propriate.
Light Colored Fur Stiff Hats $1.75-
the latest styles-worth $3.50, at JOS.
Woerner's.
The Miami University commencement
exercises will open on the 22d inst. Al
dress before the Alumni by Rev. DIR. Nc
Surely at 8 p. m. Wednesday, 23d-
meeting of Alumni Association at 8 a.
m. Social reunion Of the Literary Soci-
cites in their Halls both forenoon and
| afternoon.
Buy yourself a Fan at "Crouse's Ba-
zaar' and keep cool.
The Ohio Legislature, at its last ses-
sion, passed a law requiring railroad
companies to display a board in their
passenger stations, upon which must be
noted the fact whether passenger trains
are on time or not, and if late, how many
minutes. A failure to do this makes
them liable to a fine of ten dollars, half
of the fine to be paid the person making
the complaint.
Manila Hats worth $3.50 and $500.
Take your choice for sI.S9, at Jos.
Woerner's.
Kelley Burson will soon commence
the erection Of a new dwelling house
with barn and other out-buildings, on
the west side of Barron, south of St. Clair
street. Charles Becker has purchased
of L. T. McCabe the southeast corner OF
Monfort and Cherry streets, and will
erect a dwelling on it this season. Mr..
Becker is putting his money where it
will do the most good. Let others fol-
low in his footsteps if they want to make
safe investments.
Moleskin pants 75c., 9ec. and $1.O0, at
Jos. Woerner's, The Peoples Clothier.
The Dow liquor law is severe on per
sons who sell liquor to minors and ine-
briates. 1t provides that whoever sells
intoxicating liquors to a minor, except
on the written order of his parents,
guardian or family physician, OF to a
person intoxicated, shall be fined not
more than 500 nor less than $25, and
imprisoned not more than thirty nor less
than five days. 1t seems as though some
OF our dealers forget this clause of the
law.
British Socks 19c., worth soc. Regu-
lar Knit Sock, no seam, 7c., worth l0c.,
at Jos. Woerner's.
We hope our readers will bear in mind
that our columns are open for the discus
sion of all proper subjects in which the
people are interested, especially the cit
liens of Eaton. The DEMOCRAT is the
organ OF no man Or faction as against the
public good. We desire to provoke no
personal or factional differences, but that
which Seem to be for the public welfare
we will fearlessly espouse. We have no
ambition to avenge any supposed or rea
personal grievances. The public good
is our object-to conciliate our aim, and
the cultivation of "peace and good will"
our desire.
Hercules Overalls &c., regular price
S5c., at Jos. W~oerner's.
just before rain, flowers smell much
stronger and sweeter, because the vapors
OF the air prevent the scented particles
of the perfume from ascending, as they
would in a drier atmosphere. Instead
of rising above the earth, the odor is dis.
seminated by the moisture. Because the
plants are stronger in fragrance just be.
fore a fall of rain, we see horses stretch
out their necks and sniff the air in a pc.
culiar manne Animals are more OBJ.
serving than men, and nature speaks to
them in q silent tanner They are thus
able to prognosticate the coming storm
with unerring certainty, while man often
stands b%ewildered and lost in doubt.
Flat Brim Fur Hats, sold elsewhere
for $3.50, S1.79 at Jos. W~oerner's.