The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1881-05-05

warming up.
Corn planting next.
Unfold your awning.
Eggs are now 10 cents.
Amt potatoes too hight
Pull down your white vest.
Go to o. E. G. s., next to P. o.
Sheep shearing has commenced.
Grass butter is now in the market. =
Fruit tree men are OF the war path.
Soda fountains will soon begin t siz.
Get new subscriber for the DEMocRA1
Tramps will soon become troublesome
You had your circus, go to work now
Choice Lake Salt at $1.15, at Eidsont
Young's.
Everybody seems to be busy-even tn
loafer.
The ice trade opened in Eaton thi
week.
Go to the Opera House this Wednes
day. evening.
John Lander win double the size o
his grocery room.
Ruches from 10 cents per doz. up, a
o. f.. G. S., next to P. o.
Last years straw hats have come te
the front.
Spring lambs are getting ready fol
pease. i
The seven Sundays rain is keeping ur
well.
The Eaton Schools will close June 9th.
There will be eleven graduates.
Frank McWhinney, of Greenyille, came
down to Eaton to see the circus.
Buy your Lake saltof Edison & Young,
at $l.15 per barrel.
Our schools are now in their last sess-
ion prior to their long summer vacation.
As the spring winds blow up briskly
freckles of an old gold color win become
fashionable.
Moscow has now more than four hum
dred churches and chapels, and yet wick
ed people are still found there,
Don't forget the K. of H. concert and
festival at the Opera House, this WED
nesdy) evening.
Talk about filling a paper with local
news such times as these Try, it, if you
would know what it means.
Dat meal soap, 8 cents per cake, at o.
E. G. s., next to P. o.
We heard Of no SOAP" fjewelry'' or
monte" victims during the stay of Van
Amburgh's circus in Eaton.
Ice starts at so cents per hundred in
Eaton. There must be a corner in it
somewhere.
1t is astonishing how some mems
wealth diminish about the time the As
SCISSOR goes around.
Our friend John Stock has done good
service in sending US new subscribers to
the DEMOCRAT. i
Choice Lake Salt at sf,l5, at Edison &
Young's.
The ''skillet" is the name of new
style hat just out, and it is the most out
landish style in the business.
Joe Acton will soon emigrate to Colo
RADIO and dig his fortune out of some
mine.
Mrs. Joseph Campbell has returned
home after several months visit at Dam
vile, Ill.
Isaac tanning viii start south this
week and very likely drop down some
where in Colorado. 4
Lace tides from z cents each up, at
o. E. G. s., next to P. o. |
There are few housekeepers who are
not just now Interested in enew wall pa
per- and new carpets 4
Rev. ]. 81. Brattan win preach in theI
Presbyterian church next Sabbath, May
9th, morning and evening.
The Evansville, Dayton and Eastern
railway line is being located through Ea-
ton How are you, deserted village? ''
Gray hairs are honorable, but few like
them. Clothe them with the hues of
youth by using Ayers Hair Vigor.
Buy your Lake Salt of Edison & Young,
at $1.15 per barrel.
1t is said there need be no fear of weevil
in wheat this year., as the snow did not
get off in time for them to do any injury.
Don't put the indellible pencil in your
mouth to wet it. They are composed of
the most deadly poison and are danger
Gus. i
The festival advertised at the A. NJ. E.
Church for this wednesday, evening,
has been postponed until Thursday and
Friday evenings.
Take a ribbon, take a feather,
Pin them in a bunch together,
Fasten old gold posies on it
There You have a new spring bonnet,
Surveyor Acton started last Tuesday
morning to locate the Evansville, DAYTON
and Eastern railway line through this
way. It's getting warm, amt it?
One month without u streets being
sprinkled will satisfy those who are I'M
willing to contribute to such an indis-
pensible necessity.
An exchange says: The idea of teach
ing every girl to thump on a piano, and
every boy to be abook-keeper, will make
potatoes So a bushel in twenty years.
Before purchasing embroideries, don't
fail to call and see the immense stock at
o. E. c. S., next to P. o.
The Council voted the use of the Opera
House free of charge to the Murphys
every Sunday afternoon. They will meet
at 8 o'clock p. m.
Now is the time for the boys to whet
up their knives; there are lots of pine