The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1882-04-13
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

0AOU ~NoS NhOAAoS 49,
Lent days are over.
Wheat is worth $1.25.
Paper hangers are busy.
An early harvest is certain.
"Winter still lingers,p &C..
Who "holds the fort' now2
Wheat was never more promising.
Carpenters and bricklayers are busy.
Mushroom hunters are on the war path.
The public health demands the remov-
al Of all filth.
The weather prophets are already pre-
dieting a warm summer
Easter will not come on April 9th again
until 1914.
The candy manufacturer keeps the
dentist employed.
New Council now. Let US see what it
viii do.
Rain on Easter sunday-seven more
to follow. >
The fishing business is brisk and good
around here.
s,o ooo
Better spend it for churches.
Oyefcoats were pulled down for use
again last Monday morning.
The Odd Fellows building is to re-
ceiye a coat q paint. Good. z
Inc Eaton FAX nll is ohered ior sale.
5each blossoms, blossoms
any sue" uon sui' 'oge'nef very "en'
you Mane tne peSs eorsesi Tue mar
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Feaenels VIII pe as popular next sea:
gu, % snes arg = p,sseAs' ous MOWERS
WEI De asseciaeeu WIN men,.
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rom dinerent parts OF the
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LOOKING atIne corporation etecslon IN
IA1on, we nan 70 nsufe ous iiuci d
sieo ssslss-s 81, !,
!ne people VINO count shelr ehickens
seiofetiey are naecneu are nov d. @ofA
mgeYu Earnest:
hast SATURDAY was general lruis Tree
ueiiSefy gay IN Eaton Inc SAFES were
iarse IN 1his county
The Assessors are out to know how
much you possess Oh the root OF all
eYn.
Fred. Aerhardt is a number n gar
dener and is furnishing'our citizens with
excellent spring vegetables
The new telegraph Office will be open
edginthe grocery of Frank Filbert, cor
ner Of Main and Cherry streets.
The largest and best. assortment OF
spectacles can be found at the establish
ment of J. Chambers. Call and see.
Novelties in ladies' ties and collars,
Just received at Joe Hawkins store, op'
posite the Court House.
John Flag performed the p%erilous bu
siness OF putting the wind indicator OF
the top OF the Court house tower.
The most complete line in ladies ant
chaaren's medium and low priced Hos
iery at Joe Hawkins store.
Several Corporation tickets were vote,
in the Township box, and TOWNSHIP
tickets were voted in the Corporation
box at our election.
Farmers are now busy with thei
Spring Work, preparing tor q summer @
hard work and we hops OF prosperous
cheering esuts. 81
Spring styles are getting famihartoth
sIninds OF the lair sex, and a little war;
weather viii soon maket them famlila
20 the eye.
abraham McNutt, az Lewispurg, al
~ lmpeIted Ciydesaaie morse fa
mefs sAouaa Q Yeripos emporium
The Street Commissions has been
q any ou' so"n sas'ss, eau app"
ahce s .sd
The fruit prospect inthis nelghborhoe
was never better.
f-S.-lhis was pehneu 2
iote 'le AiO dnNs ens ne
The Grand Lodge of Ohio knights
Honor met in Columbus on Tuesdaylas
Frank Mitchell represented the Eat
Lodge.
Elmer Welsh. son of DR.. ] B. Wells
of Eaton. has returned home with h
1.sheep skim from a Philadelphia, Pr
medical institution.
As purifier of the blood Ayers So
sapariila has no equal. 1t wonderful