The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-03-06

YET reduy IoI spring WIN.
You are in the Lent eason now.
Agricultural dealers are on the move.
A woman will own anything but her
age.
No Mayor or Marshal to elect this
spring
Court opened on Monday with Judge
Hume on the Bench.
The LIST day of March was very much
like "A lamb. M
The Recorders office was well pat
ronized last Saturday. ~
The Corporation ticket for April will
be a bobtail.
The Commissioners report is ended
for this year.
Do you want your horse ''photoed"
for the ''ensuing season ?" .e4
Supt. Brown has pulled up, and iocat-
ed in Hamilton.
Ring the bell and get a mackerel-
only l cent a piece in Eaton.
Whose the first woman in Eaton to
[swing out her Notary sign?
Sheriff Snyder disposed of $22, 27O
worth Of land on Saturday last.
In three or four months we'll know
whether the fruit was Killed.
Scarlet fever and scarlet rash are
lacking the children all around>us.
Get good, substantial men to fill our
ilocal offices and never mind politics.
The rightfor women to vote wouldn't
help matters any in this country, only
mix them more.
About ten inches of snow fell in Ea-
ton on Sunday last. 1t was a very dis
agreeable day.
Eaton was full Of people on the first
day of March, and considerable money
changed hands. a 10 sas1a
All that have once used it pronounce
DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup the best medi.
cine known for the complaints of early
childhood. % cents a bottle.
Superintendent Withrow has ha6
charge of our schools now about two
weeks, and is meeting with good sue
cess.
We are sorry to learn that DIETRICH
iGlander, who is now a citizen o fGreen
Vile, has been forced to make an, as
signment.
The best way to keep scarlet fevel
and diphtheria out of your houses is t.
let the cold air in every day. The cold
sharp air is a surf disinfectant.
The poor and humble, alike with TIN
rich and powerful, find in DR.. Bull,
Cough Syrup a true, tried and trusted
friend. Price % cents a bottle. =,
The remains of Mrs. Fisher, wife o
Eli. and those of his son Martin, VIII
died in Florida yer a year ago, hav'
been brought here and inferred il
Mound Cemetery.
Mr.. Geo. It. Potterf, of Lanier town
ship, this county, is now running
linseed and castor oil mill, and loanin!
iax-seed in Ottowa, Kansas. They ar
located on the L. L. 6 G.. railroad.
Ed. T. D. Garvin, of the Baptist per
suasion, and by the way very elo
quent and able speaker, has been in
teresting the people of Eaton the pas
week by his sermons. He held fortl
in the Opera House last Sabbath morn
ing and evening.
One more Teachers Association
March 18th, at 10 a. m. The Executiv
COMMITTEE cordially invite all friend
of tducation to be in attendance. Their
will be q general discussion in tn
morning-"What Constitutes a Teach
err" Full programme next week.
CHARLEY BEALL, formerly of the firm
of Beall & Stephens, wishes to an
nounce to his old customers and a
many new ones as possible, that he i
now and will hereafter regularl.
the Steam Grist Mill on Tuesdays
Thursdays and Saturdays, and give spe
cial attention to the retail trade owe
town, and promptly deliver all order
sent to the Mill.
On Saturday morning last while Mr.
McNeal and John Harshman were con
veying aspring wagon load of furni
ture from the depot, the horse becam
frightened and ran away, scatterin.
the furniture along u streets ant
throwing Mr.. Harshman out, in which
lie received asevere cut on the head an,
other bruises. MI. McNeal manage,
to keep the frightened animal on tn
pike and run him about a mile east o
town, where he was stopped withou
any other damage. 1t was a frightfu