The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1883-03-29
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
Vote for the best men.

Get your 'struck patch" ready.
can FOOLS day''-next Sunday.
Buy your stoves at G. S. Prices.
No more sfblizzards" this spring.
Last call-make ready for spring.
Don't forget to vote for a Judge-Sater
Select good men for the School Board
Labor is a blessing, not a misfortune
Put your onions and lettuce in theil
little beds.
The price of eggs ought to go dowr
now.
Soft boiled eggs are best-as the yoli
is easy and its burden light.
Mr.. John Lander is visiting his brother
at Newton, Kansas.
The man who seeks a seat in the Coun'
ell should be scooped.
Ladies' and children's Hose at whole,
sale prices, at Walker & Nugent's.
The "cistern bosses' don't like it,
Neither do the taxpayers.
Soon the Assessor will be around. Gel
poor!
The early circus will gather in the
quarters of the Eaton good people.
Look out for the Ring Ticket of Coun-
cilmen.
Red Filbert, of Indianapolis. Ind, is
in Eaton.
The Eaton school children are enjoy
ing a week of vacation.
WANrED-A girl to do general house
work. Enquire of Mrs. F. P. Filbert.
Dish Pans only % cents each, at Orig
inal Eaton Cheap Store, next to P. o.
All advices are encouraging for the
railroad from Greenville to Eaton.
The Lent season is over. Now for
cheap eggs.
Improve the mind, farmers, as well as
the soil.
The best farm implements are gener-
ally the cheapest.
1t is not advisable to plant or SOW while
the ground is cold and wet
Hogs are a good price-$7.0O per hun
dred.
Unbleached Muslin 5 cents per yard,
at Walker & Nugent's.
Easter Sunday wasn't a good day to
display the new spring bonnet.
More new buildings will be erected i'll
Eaton this year than eyer before.
Seeding Peach Trees at Rollman's
Nursery at So per 100.
Keep your eyes opened for next Sun
day. 1t is "all FOOLS day"
Farmers have commenced turning up
the sod in fields dry enough for the pillow
Dishpans at 25c., at c. S. Prices.
Maundy Thursday was very appropri-
ately celebrated at the Church of Vista
ton in Eaton, Father Grace officiating
Things following the resurrection
will be the subject of Rev. L. E Browns
discourse, Sunday evening next.
The financial exhibit Of the Corpora
ton OF Eaton, shows about $4,000 cash or
hand and out of debt.
FoR SALE-A second hand Piano il
good order. Call on Miss Mary Har
baugh, north Barron street.
Dress Buttons from 5 cents per dozen
up, at o. E. C. s., next to P. o.
Gospel Temperance meeting Sunday
afternoon at 4 o'clock, at the Christian
Church. Don't forget it.
What sign is it if a man comes to tow,
loaded with wheat and goes home load
ed with "rye2"
The schools in many of the country
districts are about ready to put up thu
shutters for the usual vacation.
There is a hitch over the improvement
of the fair ground road. 1t looks nov
very much as if it would remain as it is
1t didn't rain on Easter Sunday, but i
commenced very early on Monday morn
ing.
Ground chop feed by the ton or in les
quantities, at Eaton City Mills. Cheap
Charley Guild is getting ready to bull
a handsome residence on south Cherr
street. VIM. McCabe has the contrac
to do the work.
Wallace M. Smith, Creston, O., says
Browns Iron Bitters relieved me whe
much debilitated and broken down b
overwork."
Next Monday is election day. Are tn
taxpayers of Eaton ready to discharg
their duty, by voting for such men q
have no "axes t. grind2"
The Germantown PRESS is offered fl
sale. "Harky" is growing desperate ov,
the prospect OF a railroad into the vi
lage.
Use ]. S. Campbell & Cos. Flour.
is the best in the market.
Vote for Councilmen that will not III
the public funds to improve their ov
property or that of some particuli
friend.
Whenever a fellow tells you that Der
ocrats are trying to make hard time
tell him he is a fool for want of sens
and a rascal for lack of money!
Don't make any promises you do n
mean honestly to try to fulfill. VII
wrecks along the pathway of life ha'
been made by broken promises?
There is a clique that want to bre,
up the present organized Fire Depa
ment, and put in one of their own. We
against it.
A large washpan for 10 cents, at c.
Prices. m22-4
The farmers of Preble county give
sorrowful account Of the wheat prospe,