The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-05-13
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

1NV Will INV 1880 y
Shear your sheep.
Muzzle your dogs.
Spring fever brisk.
No Court until June.
Corn planting is brisk.
Cucumbers and cramps.
The fountain is a fizzle.
Fruit prospect splendid.
wheat$ LOS per bushel.-
Put away your winter hat.
Bring on your turtle soup.
Wool viii be a good price.
Eaton is ripe for a circus.
The house-hy is getting lively.
Is il, the intention to Decorate?
Don't talk about your neighbors.
Too many @don't cares" in Eaton.
A pair of onions pass for two scents.
We hope Camden will get her railroad.
Soda water fountains are being put in
order.
Base ball playing on Sunday is now in
order.
The divorce mill seems to have plenty
of grist.
Wheat and ice in Eaton are aboutone
price this summer.
The demand for the fishing business is
good
Arrest all hogs in Eaton whether two
legged Oh four.
Ohio grain dealers have a meeting at
Put-in-Bay in July.
County Fairs are beginning to come to
the front.
This is to bea dry season. The re-
port is traced to brewers.
Light suits and straw hats is now the
order.
Dry goods boxes on the shady side are
now wanted.
Our schools viii close in about four
weeks.
United States pennies of17ss are worth
$12. Got any?
Editors and hens must scratch for a
living.
Dead business men tell no tales in the
advertising columns.
--HHaH
The days are longer, but they don't
show that way on a note.
The railroad boom has been chilled
around here. Wake up.
Elder Neal had a big surprise at his
residence last Friday.
Two bushels of corn viii pay for 100
lbs. OF ice. Gather ice after this.
Nature is singing a beautiful spring
poem and donning her e clothes.
The law against smoking cigars on the
streets of Boston has been repealed.
Some of our exchanges are advertising
for honest boys to make devils" of.
Every Democrat should have his party
paper during a Presidential campaign.
Our County Infrmary asks for some
improvements. Therei is room for many.
The most precious things come in
small parcels-spring bonnets for in
stance.
Many a young girls life has been
wrecked on the waves of her handker-
chief.
Plenty of worms and a fishing pole
makes any sunburnt urchin richer than
king.
The Butler County DEMOCRAT boasts of
the excellent health of the city of Ham
iton-
Putnam county is voting for pixies by
large majority. Railroads and pixies
make q good country.
Miss Mary Lander will sell her stock
of Notions and Ladies' Furnishing Goods
at cost. lml3-2
Van Vert prohibits boys from playing
base ball. They play all kinds OF base
games in Eaton without disturbance.
Can't. Tough has been TRANSPORTATION
the Soldiers Home at Milwaukee, to the
Home near Dayton
The County Commissioners have de-
cided to remodel the Court room. See
notice to Contractors.
$4,000 10 loan on first mortgage, on
farm property, for three years. Interest,
8 per cent, payable annually.
FARE & beatty.
Is the Corporation of Eaton wealthy !?
Is it out Of debt? The proceedings OF our
wise city dads would indicate a plethora
condition. of the treasury
Garlic, Onions, Assafndita, Gum Cam
phor, Switzer, Limburger, and Sapsagc
sent through the mails should be LEFT
open at the ends.
Would Councilman Lake employ
man at his grain house and agree to pay
him $3.50 a year without knowing VIVA
he was to do? No-sir-ee-
u JOnu l. CdSSeu pd1cIit Dco hAfS
is manufactured at the shop of Mr.. Cook
in the alley east of Cox's livery stable
Persons wanting any can call.
Prepare to receive the census man
who will shortly be around to see you t.
gather information that will make thu
greatest nation on the earth.
Mr.. William Weaver, of Dayton, wa
married to Miss Alice Welsh, of Eaton
on last Thursday, by Rev. F. NJ. Yarel
mann, which closed with a very pleasan
affair at the home of the bride.