The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-03-13
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

Wheat 80 cents.
Forward, march,
No Council meeting.
The doctors + on the go. 80
Some Of our crossings need raising
Tobacco from 5 to s cents PEI
pound. 49,
Wasn't Saturday a beautiful spring
daya sq 1T
No quail on toast in Ohio unit
1880.
Joe Haines is doing his engraving
in Eaton. s 1sYy
The sun grows perceptibly strong.
or. $50.
The corn-cob trade is brisk in Ea,
ton.
Hoops are again in style. Oh, pro.
tect us!
Pick out your CounciImen. Good
ones we want.
The milk men go around all the
same on Sunday.
You may look for the lightning rod
man soon now.
Blue birds and robbins are heard il
the mornings now.
Ducks are plenty, and the boys oc.
casionally bag one.
Auditor Kelley, of Darke county.
was in Eaton ON Monday last.
We want a couple loads of good
dry stove wood. Who'll bring it?
Will Munger left for Chicago on
the 10th, to attend medical lectures.
Commissioners held Courtfvs days
last week. Heap work-heap pay.
DR.. f. M. Michael is now ready to
administer to the sick and afflicted.
Spring styles of goods are making
their temperance in the store windows.
The best are the cheapest. This is
more especially so in the matter OF
wives.
j. B. Munger read a paper before
the hamilton County TcacherssAss
ciafion on Saturday.
ga parrot is said to live to be 200
years old. A barber does not live SO
long, but he talks more.
Street-corner loafers come prompt
ly to the front with every enticing
spring like day.
The boys around hero are licking
the homemade 'lasses aud paying rs
cents a gal. to do it.
Spring bonnets will be much larger
than those worn this winter, and will
tie closer under the chin.
THERMOMETERS was 80 deg. in the
sun in Eaton on last Saturday. Think
of that for the 9Th of March.
A good many ducks were shot
around here last week. The boys
shoot 'em all the year here.
John Lander is always up to The
times in prices and stock of grocer
les. Go and see for yourselves.
"Swapping diptheria, is whatthey
call it now, when spoony lovers hang
over the gate on a moonlight night.
The highway supervisors should be
careful to obey the law in regard 10
putting up sign-boards at every cross
road.
Messrs. Cook s. May are doing a
fair and good grocery business at their
establishment on Barron street. Call
and see them.
DR.. f. M. Michael has returned
from his winters course at Belleyiew
College, N. Y. and can now attach
NJ. D. to his cognomen.
W. A. Edison does an exclusively
cash business, and has the largest
stock of groceries and notions of any
house in Eaton. Call in.
We would recommend a little sas-
safras tea to a couple of our neigfrbors
and friends, to tone down their blood
for the change of season.
"Facts are stubborn things" and so
are coughs and colds, but the latter
, will invariably yield to DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup, which costs but 25 cts.
Ofcourse communications sent us
without a responsible name, always
drop into our waste basket. "a Git
izenD will know the reason why, SC.
Joe Campbell has purchased Dix
Hendricks stock and will remove it
in the corner room of Minors build
ing and add extensively to it in a few
days.
The old maids of Eaton have organ
lied a sociable and meet once a week,
have a good time and initiate new
members. 1t will be an hundred
strong before long.
Come, cheer up, cold r~heumatic.'
Some seeker after wisdom claims to
have discovered that celery cooked in
milk and thickened with. flour is q
cure for rheumatism.
We have been requested to enquire
whether it is necessary for the Infirm'
airy Directors to employ a gardener
at $l8 per month, to work the garden
patch oftEat institution?
If you can't manage your affairs
yourself, just leave them to your
neighbors. Some people are never
tired of attending 10 other people;
business for them.
- W.