The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-05-20
LOCAL D~EPARTaIENT.

LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
W1imefor agie.
Talk rail road.
Butter is plenty.
Wheat $40 in Eaton.
Cedar Springs are open. y
Gypsies are on the move.
stickup for Improvements.
strawberries viii be plenty.
A hot summer is predicted.
This is the month of flowers.
Nhy should beef be so high7
Lawn mowers are in motion.
Don't talk against your town.
The blackberry crop is promising.
The wool trade is lively in Eaton.
We had a sscold wave, last week.
The cheated term" win now open.
Ice cream was below par last week.
Mosquitoes are putting in their bills
The meassls are bad out on Fourmile'
Patience under persecution is Chris
tan virtue.
1t is only savages whom music hath
charms toseothe.
Eaton wal brim full of hardy yeoman-
ny last Saturday.
tits in order to talk of how to celebrate
the 4th Of July.
The wool trade has opened at 3oand
80 cents per pound.
Candidates are beginning to stir them
selves, and kiss the baby.
Welcome the busy house fly. Fare
well, sleep i the mornin'.
We would be pleased to hear from Dr..
Prezinger, of Greenville, o.
instead Of spending money to decorate
graves, give it to the widows.
The Eaton Cornet Band viii give afes-
tival Friday and Saturday evenings
The Cooperation of Eaton should get
out-of debt before It becomes SO charita-
BILE.
The salary of the Gar is $17.4o a min
ute. The country editor marks his down
at 600.
Call At John Lander's before you go
fsb;n. md examine his rods, lines,
reels, &c
Too much recreation and too little
works spelling a great many youngmen
in Eaton.
In the race for matrimony, il isn't al
ways the girl that covers the most laps
that wins,
Mr.. Mikesen ought to get the Repub-
lican nomination for Auditor, but ne
won't.
II is announced that a comet with a
tail fhree miles long is rapidly approach
ing.
How grand and green the grain and
grass appear. How bright the flowers
and gay the birds.
The labor Of some men is worth sl.oo
per day while others but 81. The city
dads should draw the distinction.
me School Board have decided to re-
pad ! ,nerth school house and notbuild
a new one at present.
We may have a very wise Council OF
CITY dads, but the taxpayers don't see
it that way.
The horse trainer was in Eaton last
Saturday, exhibiting his ability indriy-
ing without lines.
Mss Mary Lander viii sell her stock
of Notions and Ladies Furnishing Goods
at cost. ms
Young ladies' may as well commence
now to memorize their age. The census
enumeration win soon be around
Wehaye not heard of any candidates,
up Is this point in the campaign, being
bitten by cross dogs.
some people seem to think that this
world could not get along were. they out
of Il. which is all a delusive dream.
The best and largest assortment o.
rods reels, hooks and other fs~hingtackieI
can be found at John Lander's.
Wehaye a lot of little politicians around
here that when they are weighed they
are found wanting every Office in which
these IS . vacancy.
Candidates were plenty in Eaton las
saturday. Some of them looked as i
thew had read the. hand writing OF tht
Ring on the wal-Y
The Reichel House turned out Las
Monday morning aspanky new bus to-
the accommodation of its railroad passen
gers.
There have been 8 800 interments q
the Eaton Cemetery. About 1000 mor'
sleeping there thanthe present popuia
tion of Eaton. Think of i'll
Morning walks are the best kind o
breakfast appetizers. They are a goo'
deal better than .'your mornings morn
ing this morning.
The bright red Of this seasons fash
ions has reached Texas, where steers rul
wild. and fierce encounters between belle
and bulls are common.
Out ON the Wabash they don't have
shake their carpets. They stop the us
Of oainine for a few days and the carpet
shake themselves {
Some OF the dry goods and milliner
are az interesting as museum