The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-02-26
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

It's spring now.
Old papers for sale.
Overcoats at sturms.
Local Option is dead.
Get ready to clean up.
Ice men have give up.
How are the railroads2
Stetsen's hats at Sturm's.
How is your Murphy now?
Sunday was a pleasant day.
The garden seedman has been around.
All kinds of children's hats at Sturm's.
An inch of snow last Saturday morn
ing.
Glover and Timothy Seed for sale at
Rhea, Kelly & Co.'S.
Frank Deem has some good horses for
sale.
Ice is being shipped from Canada to
Cincinnati.
Doc. Allen ought to plead Ignorance OF
law.
New maple molasses is selling at slips
per gallon.
Groceries cheaper than the cheapest,
at Rhea, Kelly & Cos.
This will be recorded as the muddy
winter of 1880.
Sturm has the finest stock of clothing
in Eaton.
w. C. Barnhart has sold out his stock
to W. A. Edison.
Cap Wilson is still furnishing turtle
sour and cheap meals.
Miss Carey Mathews, of Peru, Ind, is
visiting the family of Jno. Lockwood. +,
Ayers and F;aIbert have dissolyedpart-
nership- Frank Filbert viii continue the
business.
Judge w. J. Gilmore will take a hand
in the Excelsior Seat suit in our Court
next week.
Mrs. Geo. D. Hendricks and family
left Eaton for a home in Iowa, on Mon
day morning last.
The scarlet fever has become an cpl
demic in Covington, Ohio, and some OF
the schools been dismissed.
If you want a nice Library Lamp call
at Rhea, Kelly & Cos.
It is to be hoped our Commissioners
viii repair the Court House. 1t is a rag
ged looking building in the front.
We say to all, now is your time to pur-
chase cheap clothing at Sturm's:- Z
John Robinson's show was the boss
one of the season. He left Eaton happy
with a pocket full of stamps.
Darke county had no roads a few years
ago. She now has 1000 miles of good
pixies. Preble is close ON her heels.
Merchants are already making prepar-
atoms for the spring trade, which is ex-
pected to be unusually good.
The Legislature has passed a bill pro-
viding for the payment of three dollars a
day to Land Appraisers.
Try Mrs. Fouts' Home Made Yeast, at
w A. Eidson's. 1868
Any person who has not got a good
healthy cold nowadays is certainly not
stup to snuff"
Go to Sturm's if you want to buy
cheap.
Your cousins want it; your aunts want
#. vour sisters want it; and, it fact,
everybody wants the DEMOCRAT.
The Camden railway ticket Office was
broken into last Sunday and about $14 in
money taken.
Services at the Christian Church next
Sabbath. Rev. S. S. Newhouse, of Fe.
LEFTY, Ohio, is expected to preach.
If ignorance of law could be plead as
an excuse for committing crimes, a great
many bad people would go unpunished
Sturm is ahead in all the latest styles
The season for horse bills is close a
hand. The DEMOCRAT is well prepared
to furnish 6. very superior quality. Senc
in your orders.
Eggs and boys are pretty much thu
same in respect,-you can't tell to
certainty whether either are good'or bat
until they are broke.
Mrs. J. F. Elliott leaves to-day for
three or four weeks visit among RELATIVES
and friends at Eaton, Ohio [Kokom'
Tribune.
Men who want to be guardians of cite
and towns, ought certainly to have intel
ligence enough to know the laws tina
govern them.
Young man, a diamond pin glisten
brightly, but when $4per week support
man and pin both, one or the other can
not be genuine.
Never blow down a lamp chimney t
extinguish the flame, for it is quite liabl
to return the compliment and blow 20
up.
Sturm sells cheaper than eve
A young man at Canton, Ohio, hs
sued his own mother for 10000 for slal
der. She circulated a report that he W.
drunken and thievish.
He who doth the printer pay
VIII go to heaven sure some day
But he who meanly cheats the print
VIII go where there is never winte
Counterfeit one hundred dollar bill
are said to be in circulation, but we he
of none being showed in on newspap
men for subscription.
Sturm wants to get his house in ord