The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1882-02-09
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
~spring-like weather.
Ham and eggs are ripe.

Wheat from $3.50 to $1,35.
Butter is 80 cents a pound.
Easter on the 9th of April.
Eaton is well legged" now
Talmage at Eaton Feb. 18th.
Ponds of ice are in demand now.
Next Tuesday is st. Valentines day.
Our county is clear of smallpox SO far.
Talmage's SUBJECTS the world bet
ter or worse !"
The wood measurer was kept busy last
week.
No G. H. saw his shadow in this neck
Of woods.
Potatoes are retailing in Eaton at 81
per bushel. Too high.
Miss Della Thompson is visiting friends
at Circleyille, o.
DR.. Webb has returned home from
Bellevue Medical Institute.
The Police court in Dur place has been
slim for several weeks. No DRINKS.
Sale of seats for Talmage opens Feb.
14fh, at Michaers drug store
The s~assafras man oughtto be on deck
now.
>Our gardener will % have lettuce
and new onions in the market.
Don't fail to see the bargains at the
Mammoth Cheap Store. 2
Mutilated coin is not taken by any Of
our banks or business men in Eaton.
Truth is mighty even in Germany, but
sauer kraut prevails to greater extent
Greenville is bound to have another
railroad. That's a live village.
Ice men may as well send to the Lakes
for their supply of the article.
Don't fail to hear Talmage next Wed.
nesday night.
The law can never make a man hon
est. 1t can only make it pretty hot fol-
him when he's dishonest.
The skating rink in.Eaton has closed
its sports. We notice all owe the coun.
try they are "playing out"
Miss Carrie Matthews of Peru, Ind, is
visiting the family of John Lockwood and
other friends in Eaton.
Closing out at Cost-the Mammoth
Cheap Store.
The man who stops his home paper tc
economic ought to cut his nose off Il
keep from buying a handkerchief.
The most aesthetic color is a gray
which is described as looking like colo
gravy.
The revival meetings in Eaton contin
ue. The attendance is respectable bu
no great interest is manifested.
There will hardly be a change in the
P. NJ. of Eaton. The rotate" bushes:
is played out.
Ham at 1s cents per pound and eggs
% cents per dozen is an extravagantlux
Dry.
A building association in Eaton woult
benefit our town muchly. Why not or
ganize oneP
Farmers should take notice OF the seec
sower advertisement. There "is mill
ions in it."
1t is said large foeks of wild pigeon
have been seen in the woods in Shelb,
county the past week or two.
Drummers are now called commercia
musicians, because they have so muc.
chin music.
While stingy husbands are not popr
lar, every maiden likes to have her bea
very close.
s.Take your time as the jeweler sal
to the customer who had forgotten hi
chronometer.
No life can be utterly miserable tht
is 1ightened by the laughter and love
one little child.
Young men should be careful abor
dropping remarks. They may be pickle
ap by a bigger man.
The fower-pot man was around tn
week offering his ware. A sure indies
ton that winter is over.
THE meeting continues in the Chri
tan church. Crowded house every nigh
Fourteen accessions to date (Feb. ~
You can save % cents on a dollar
worth of dry goods, if you attend Il
great closing out sale at the Mamma
Cheap Store. z
Sick stomache at once relieved |
Rinehart's Liver Pills. Only IN for
dose. Sample dose FREE. For sale
Michael & Son.
Miss Allie Black of West Alexandra
while on roller skates last Saturday ev
ming, was thrown down and had her ar
broken above the wrist.
The improvement Of the springs We
of Eaton will be more benefit to our CT
and its business than any rail road Nc
proposed
Loots Johnson's G. h. hasn't been @
of his hole for two months. He did
come out on last Thursday. He's
fraud.
This has been a bad winter for tint
men to get their harvest in, and the p
liabilities are that lumber will be hi
the coming year.
We noticed John Fowble walk
alone on our streets the other day. 81
of it. Two years is a long and tedlc
confinement for a young man.
There are two tramps who have
cured boarding with the Sheriff until
next term of our Grand Jury. They
happy:
Agricultural implement dealers
very busy nov getting ready for
spring trade. We notice several new
yentions in farm implements.
The Magee land sold on Saturday ]