The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1882-03-09
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

Plant fruit trees.
These days are all lent.
We are marching along"
Wheat looks well and promising.
Egg and fish diet is popular now.
Smallpox is on the decrease now.
Considerable blowing was done around
here last week.
We want more houses to rent in Ea.
ton.
Think about a big sewer through MAR
street to the creek.
Miss Alice Laning is visiting at Rich.
mond, Ind.
The maple molasses crop is a failure
this year.
Geo. Early and wife, of Richmond,
were in Eaton last week.
The ice men will make up in prices
what they have lost in ice.
Fishing tackle was in demand last
week.
The moving season is brisk-well,
everybody ought to be on the move.
Those who donate for the Springs are
to have free water for a .yeari
If the three first days Of March are to
rule April it will be a pleasant month.
Movers are coming and going through
town in large numbers daily.
These spring days bring out the loaf
ers' brigade in full force.
Work promises to be plenty this year
for all classes of workmen.
Esquire A. E. Hubbard is spoken of
as a candidate for Mayor OF Eaton. He
will do.
The false-shirt front young man nowis
persuaded for a small consideration to
store his ulster with his uncle.
For subscribing to public improve
ments Eaton is not particularly noted.
IT'S sad.
Fol. Wall Paper and Window Shades,
go TO E. H. Cooks, Odd Fellows Build
ing. m9-2
Miss Hattie Coffman, of Richmond,
Ind, spent Sunday with Miss Mollie
Coffman.
Let the citizens get up a Corporation
ticket OF good conservative men to fH.
the Offices.
The Teachers Association will meet
in Eaton on Saturday, March 18th. All
are requested to attend.
Many of our citizens are using the Ea-
ton Mineral Springs water and will testi-
fly to its excellent curative powers.
Florida strawberries are quoted at $3.50
per quart. Wouldn't a church strawber-
~ festival be 2-2 on them?
Punched coin cannot be taken AM
longer at par in church contributions
Good christians will please take notice.
No scrofula can be SO deep seated, no
sore SO stubborn, but that Ayers Sarsa-
parilla will be found helpful. 1t will eff
feet a cure, if cure be- possible.
If the new appointed fire Engineer was
required to give $4,000 bond, why not his
predecessor? Was there an attempt to
do a little bulldozing? j
Mr.. Josiah Campbell is ready to give
a certificate as to the speedy curative
powers of the Eaton Mineral Springs for
the headache.
Jacob Crowell, 1 mile south of Scuf1e-
town, on Saturday, March Is, will sell
horses, milk cow, hogs, farm utensils and
household goods.
Mrs. Reynolds entertained the West
End Club at her residence last Thursday
evening, in honor of Mrs. Judge Meeker
and Miss Nellie Meeker, Of Greenville.
Mrs. Rensman has moved from Eaton
to the farm of her brother, G. H. Edison,
near Camden. We hope she may find
farm life more pleasant than town life.
Some garden was dug in Eaton last
week. Don't be in too big a hurry
winter may Finger long in the lap OF
spring.
Where a civil action Is brought before
aJustice CT the Peace to recover an a.
mount less than $40, and the case is tried
by jury, no appeal be taken.
Call and examine the stock of Wall
Paper at E. H. Cooks, before purchas-
ing elsewhere. 90
Ten new dwelling houses are now I'M
der n to be erected in Eaton this
summer. If the Springs are improved
there will be fifty by this time next year.
1--WE never fear to recommend Rine-
hart,s Liver Pills. They always satisfy
the buyer Only ONE for adose. Sam
pie dose EnEE. For sale by Michael &
Son.
Spring overcoats and bonnets are COM
ing to the front but nobody can be ac-
cused of forcing the season. 1t is the
season that forces the light overcoats, at
least.
Eli Fisher returned from Florida last
week. He presented US with a sample
of the oranges raised in his orchard neal
Jacksonville, and We pronounce then
fine.
Frank Boards "chalk TALK lecture OF
Friday evening last, was interesting anc
Hamoosing." and has started a goot
many of our citizens in the practice o
fancy c%artooning.
John Bruck offers himself as a candi
date for Marshal. We believe Mr.. Brucl
would fill the bin of a good Marshall
But we are for the man the peopl
choose,
The annual donation of the Christia,
Church of Eaton, to their Pastor, Rev
W. 81. Orr, will be given at the parson
age on Thursday, March 18th, a~fternoo
and evening. All are invited.
Tt Ia renortad that smalI-Dox il yer