The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-02-13
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
Indians bang their hair.
Wheat 80 cents per bushel.

Wneat o. cents per Dusnel.
1t will soon be spring time.
Dull times at the Mayors office.
Eggs are l21k cents per dozen now.
This is the short month of the year.
The garden seed man has been
around.
The Lewellen farm will be offered
for sale next Saturday.
Hogs are now worth from $500 to
$3.50 per hundred.
Don't buy a lamp until you see
Deem & Sons assortment.
See W. A. Eidson's new advertise
ment in another column. s5QM
The city dads have ordered the sa-
looms to CLOSE at 10 o'clock P. m.
Amen.
Common sense. For all cases of
Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, etc, use
Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
There was a "wow" on Barron street
last Saturday night, but nobody kill
ed. -,a soa
.Gold and greenbacks are at par"
But labor and business are away be-
low par.
Jno. NJ. Withrow, the Superintend-
emit elect of the Eaton Schools, will
be in Eaton next Saturday
DR.. w. NJ. Campbell and family
have departed for Minneapolis, Kansas,
!. to make it their future home.
Deem & Son have the largest and
best assortment of lamps ever in Ea-
ton.
Our town was brilliantly illuminat-
ed last Saturday night, between the
big full moon and all our lamps.
We would like to have q small re-
mittance from DR.. Peters, who left.
Eaton so suddenly q week or SO ago,
The penalty for having in your
possession an empty cigar box on
which the stamp is not destroyed, is
$50. g. s -
Miss Laura Corson, of the Eaton
Schools, read a paper before the But
Ter County Teachers Association last
Saturday.
Fast horses, fast women, wine sup
pers, gambling, ENLIGHTENMENT and
flight. seems to be about the order in
which they come.
The market for local new may be
quoted as very dull during the past
week, although the demand has been
as good as usual.
T. N. Haines is the Legislative corr
respondent of the Cleveland PLAIN
DEALER and the Sandusky Daily REG
IsTER. Good for sNEy.D
"Buy where you can buy the cheap
est is good enough advice; but we
notice nowadays most everybody
buys where he can get trusted.
1t is said that Pride and Poverty are
twin sisters. Yes, and some young
girls you meet seem to have q star en-
gagement to exhibit both by the style
they put onl
1t isn't overwork that's running the
young men of the country, by any
means. No, it's loafng in billiard
rooms and saloons waiting for some-
body to invite them TO take a drink.
Persons intending to plant sugar
cane and water and muskmelons,
would do we'll to read the notice of
f. NJ. Benham, of Olinet Nurseries,
Olinet, Michigan, in another column.
AS the election of land appraisers
takes place next fall, land holders
should bestir themselves in hunting
up good mel for the position. The
appraisement takes place in the spring
of 1880.
Martin Swisher will offer for sale
on Saturday, March 9Th, oil the prem
Uses, all or one-half of the Steam Grist
aud Saw Mill, located one mile west
of West Florence. Both in good or
der.
The farmer that could make a half
cord of wood measure a cord and a
quarter on the wagon wasn't known
when Washington whacked down his
dads cherry tree with his little hatch
ct.
1t is astonishing how much intel
lect it requires to be an editor of the
"oniy democratic paper in Preble
c~ounty."-ARcANUM VISITOR.
Come over aud take a "sit" for q
while.
aHelen's Babies" This work is &C.
knowledged to be the best selling ar
ticle in our bookstores. Druggists
however, say that DR.. Bulls Baby
Syrup sells better than any other med.
icine. 1t is always reliable.
The Widener farm IL miles east o.
Eaton, sold last Saturday at $685. 62s
per acre, and another one south O.
Eaton at $40 per acre! 1t must b.
"overproduction" that makes lant
sell so cheap in this county?
There is more of the Christly spiri
in carrying a basket of provisions t.
some hungry and destitute family il
your neighborhood than in praying
for them, and then waiting for som
one else to go to their relief.
"A man who keeps four dogs, chew
a pound of tobacco and smokes ST
cigars a day, and goes to all the min
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