The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1883-04-26
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.



Old papers for sale.
1t will soon be wool time.
Get out the street sprinkler.
Decoration day is not far off.
How did you like the circus?
The bicycle craze is on hand.
The gypsies are on the move.
The fishing business has q boom.
Grass never growed more sprightly.
Thin ice was formedlast Monday night.
Straw hats disappeared last Monday.
Tomorrow friday is Arbor day
Plant trees.
DR.. j. B. Aliens Office over Dono-
hoes grocery, opposite Post Office.
Parents should warn their children
against jumping rope to excess.
Keep your eye on u advertising col
umns:
Ice so cents per hundred in Eaton
Too much.
We want the monkey and the hand
organ to complete the spring boom.
The matrimonial market is declining
with the return of warm weather.
AS the base ball season approaches the
price of arnica advances.
Mango, Tomato and Cabbage plants
- w Alderman ir
Straw hats are selling in Eaton at 2
cents apiece.
Lawns now present a green appear
ance.
Township Assessors have until may
l4th to hand in their reports.
John Robinson's circus always brings
a storm to Eaton. He don't advertise 1t.
The street brigade has made u town
look bright and healthy.
The reverberating echo of the carpet
heaters thwack is a familiar sound.
Comps" to Robinson's circus last
Monday were away down below par.
You can drink on the premises where
you buy it now.
John T~everbaugh, of near Muncie'
Ind. was visiting in Eaton last week.
DOM remove your stoves until after
the 4th of July.
If t fruit is all killed winter will lin
ger no longer.
Gle your Photos taken as quick as
lightning at Miley's gallery.
Buds arc bursting and spring flowers
commencing to bloom.
Price Miller has returned from his trip
to Pennsylvania and reports crop pros
pects good in the cold Keystone"
Nearly half the persons that have died
in Eaton and vicinity this year are over
seventy five years old.
4 recent law provides that no saloon
can be located within 1900 feet OF a pub
Ire school.
The season for recording deaths from
jumping the rope has arrived Inc OF
course there will be no disappointment.
The air is filed with the odor of half
burnt bones, leaves and old boots, all OF
which is a sure indication of spring.
A pert Miss says she wears bangs be
cause she doesn't want to look SO fore
head.
Spring work is beginning m earnest.
Everywhere can be seen indications OF
the approach of warm weather.
Judge Safer will hold Court after May
18th, at which date the term OF Judge
Meeker expires.
The smallpox patient at Greenville
has skipped the town, but there are five
candidates for the Penitentiary in jail.
Try Frank Filbert's Sun
Flower Baking Powder.
A few farmers in this county are pillow
ing up their damaged wheat fields for
other crops.
A circus canvas on Sunday knocks the
Sabbath schools and church services al
to pieces.
Rev. w. H. Orr is absent this weel
attending a ministerial institute at Anti
och College, yellow Springs.)
Ned Haines has gone to Grafton, Va.
to take charge of the Grafton Eagle. W.
wish him success in his new quarters.
Winter r~eappeared last Monday in tn
shape of a regular Dakota blizzard witt
about two inches of snow.
Head rests entirely dispensed with b,
the new lightning process at Miley's gal
lery.
g. P. Churchill, Cleveland, o., says
oThe best recommendation we have 10
Browns Iron Bitters is that it gives pei
feet satisfaction"
Who was it that returned tw
"Comps." to the ticket agent OF Robin
sons show and wanted $1.O0 back &c
them? Barnum wants him!
When you purchase real estate d.
mand an abstract of title. 1t is the sci
er's duty to satisfy you that the title
good and clear of incumbrance.
It is well remarked that four or fy
dogs around a house is a sign that the
master is out of work and his wife take
in washing.
We are glad to note the increased a
tendance at our churches. You will n
find a more appreciative class than mil
listers for such attention to services.
For hooks, lines, reels, jointed, Jap
nese and Bamboo poles, call at job
Lander's grocery. He has the most e
tensive assortment in Eaton.
Ed. w. H. Orr will give a lecture