The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1881-05-12
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
Grass grows.

This is gentle spring.
June 9Th, next Court.
The trees are blooming.
Sharpen your lawn mower.
Fans will soon be in demand.
Go to O. E. G. s., next to P. o.
May pic-nics are not very plenty.
Red remains the most popular color.
What has become of our telephone?
The fish markets are well patronized.
Go to the Opera House Saturday eve
ming.
Twill o be time to talk about our
next Fair.
Butten-hole boquets are out in full
force.
Glass Dessert Dishes Is cents per set,
" doz.) o. E. G. s., next to P. o.
The fields putteth on their mantle of
green.
It will be safe to pack your base-burner
away.
Farmers report wheat much improved
in appearance.
Choice Lake Salt at $1.15, at Eidson&
Young's.
Several of the sidewalks about town
need repairing badly.
The sleepy seeds are now singing, "put
me in my little bed"
Now is the time to set out trees and
beautify your premises.
WANTED.-Two boarders, at Mrs.
Beall's, three doors north of city Hall.
Our Board of Health should be reor-
ganized.
Cucumbers and cholera morbus go
hand in hand. They are here.
The street sprinkler is a thing of the
past-in Eaton.
Ruches from 10 cents per doz. up, at
o. f. G. S., next to P. o.
Philip Miller bid off the Fair Ground
pasture last Saturday at $132.50.
Swimming time is not far off, then the
Suldll UOH Will Dc III LIS eleu1euL'
1t does look as if we were to have a
railroad sure.
Buy your Lake Salt of Eidson& Young,
at $1.15 per barrel.
w. B. Marsh, Esq, has gone to Iowa
on business
Our sheriff has his f'horn'' regularly
before each meal every day.
Wool is'bringing from IS to 80 cents in
Eaton market.
Dat meal soap, 8 cents per cake, at O.
e. G. s., next to P. o.
LIT. Stephen, Esq, is in Illinois On
business.
Uneasy lies the head that wears a hat
out OF fashion.
yennor predicts that May will end hot
and sultry. Get your fans ready.
tides from Z cents each up, at
o. E. G. s., next to P. O.
Miss Ruth VanAusdal has returned
home from her winter visit to Alabama.
Uncle Joe Walters and wife have gone
to Perry, Iowa, to remain during the
summer.
The saloon men can have the Opera
House now to advocate their BUSINESS, if
they want it.
Buy your Lake Salt of Edison & Young,
at $1.15 per barrel.
Nature is clothing our rural districts
with her sweetness, which can not be ex-
celled by art.
Eph Young is putting down a very
substantial stone walk in the Court
House yard.
We had a delightful shower last Sum
day, which makes the fourth of the sew
en- Sunday rains.
Ladies' and children's hose from 8 cts.
per pair up, at o. E. G S., next to P. o.
Farmers from all parts of the county
report wheat and grass in very good con-
dition.
The Minstrel Troupe at the Opera
House Saturday evening will be first
class. Don't fail to go.
Couldn't one of the railway lines COM
ing to Eaton collide with the old cred
bridget"
Cheviot shifting from 6 cents per yard
up, at o. E. G. s., next to P. o.
Ali the County offices have been re-
painted and cleaned out and now smell
as sweet as new mown hay.
Mrs. DIR. Stephens of the National
Home lear Dayton, has been in Eaton
a few days.
Singing birds, bursting buds, blossom
ing flowers, bid welcome to the gala days
of spring.
Choice Lake Salt at $1.15, at Edison &
Young's.
Birds sing their sweetest songs about
5 o'clock in the morning, but few there
are that hear them.
There is no crop raised which yields
80 large an amount of food and with so
little labor as Indian corn.
1t is a noticeable fact that a majority
of the farmers neglect their poultry more
than any one thing on the farm.
Lace ties from 5 cents up, at o. E. G,
S., next to P. o.
The contribution box, unlike the bal
lot box, is not likely to be stuffed and
not usually troubled by repeaters.
If you have plenty of money you are
the best man in the world. If you have
no money, your opinion is not worth list
ening to.
The rope jumping mania has reached