The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1883-04-05
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
This is April.
Plant fax now.

ASAAS - AOU'
Last oyster month.
Book beer is on deck.
Get ready to clean up now.
Get your fishing tackle ready.
Buy your stoves at G. s. Prices.
The a~uctioneer's harvest is about over.
We hope the country is safe once more.
Mango, Tomato and Cabbage plants
for sale by VIM. Alderman, jr.
Do you know that John Robinson's
circus will be here on the 23d inst?
A good many aspiring patriots were
scooped last Monday.
Office seekers are quieter now than a
week. ago.
Measels and mumps are around all the
villages and towns now.
Wash pans SC. each, at o. E. G. S.,
next to P. o.
Now is the time to assign the boys and
girls plots of ground for their own use.
How about fresh eggs and spring
chickens for market in the near future 7
Many use religion as the varnish to
polish their characters.
The Boston definition of filtration is
"attention without intention"
Use J. s. Campbell & Co.'S. Flour. 1t
is the best in the market.
The large bonnets which will be worn
this spring will be stringless.
j. A. Kaylor has purchased a farm
near Goldsburg, Kansas.
All who want good farm implements
are referred to our advertising columns.
Dogs and mules pay the highest tax OF
any animals in Ohio.
Soft soap will not remove the marks OF
scandal.
Buy a Buckeye Binder of Quinn & Son
brick warehouse, east of depot.
The election was very quiet and order
ly. We are pleased to note it.
The old Trustees will serve again
Bully.
Horses for the Engine came out ahead
by a small majority.
The Corporation will continue to do
business at the old stand.
The first of April entered with a now
storm.
Dress Buttons from 5 cents per dozen
up, at O. E. G. s., next to P. o.
J.. C. Elliott, Esq. a prominent law
yer of Greenville, was in Eaton Monday
and Tuesday.
Our streets were crowded last Satur-
day, mostly by candidates-setting 'em
up.
The lion waltzed out the month of
March, in fact had the ''lion's share of
it."
Have you seen the latest styles of
Shoes for this spring? If not, call on
Fred. Michael.
This is spring the almanac says, but
the almanac lies-at least in this lati-
tude.
Men who lay out walks for others to
walk upon, themselves often take to the
cutters.
Be sure you embark on the right train;
for there are no return trains on Eterni-
TVS road.
Blue eyes will be the fashion this sum-
mer, and mouths will be cut wider and
more open than last year.
1t is our opinion-(we do not dare to
assert it positively)-that the spinal col
umn of winter is broken.
Dish Pans only 20 cents each, at Orig
inal Eaton Cheap Store, next to P. o.
The average stay of servant girls in
families is said to be less than seven
weeks, taking the country over.
The heavy taxpayers in Eaton seem
to take but little interest in the question
of "who shall disburse the public funds! '
Our enterprising gardener, Fred Ear
hardt, is already furnishing u market
with fine radishes lettuce and onions.
For the Richmond Plow, go to Quinn
& Co. 's-brick warehouse, east of depot.
The new School Board was showed I'M
der badly. It showed here on election
day.
Miss Belle Dix, of the Orphans Home
at Xenia, is visiting her parents in Ea.
ton.
There was no politics mixed in the
election in Eaton. Only a few with very
small calibre voted in that line.
Poverty is a blessing but once a yea
and that is when the assessor calls OF
you.
Lebanon has over $4,000 in its munich
pal treasury. 1t don't have stboss els
term builders.
Get your roofing and spouting at G. S
Prices.
A notice of the death of Harry G.. Pot
teri, of Louisville, Ind, was received
too late for this weeks paper. Will ap
pear next.
The name of Minnie Fudge, of Fiftl
Grade, was accidentally omitted by he
teacher from the school report of las
week.
Cabbage plants of all varieties, beet
mango, tomato, and other plants for sal
by the Eaton gardener, on the old Trun
place, north Eaton.
All that Eaton needs to secure the raj
way from G%reenville, is the subscriptio
of about $4,000 per mile, and it will b
raised.
The measels are out at large in Greer
vile, but the authorities have jailed til
small-DoxI Bro. Calderwood- can't We