The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1883-03-22

Old papers Tor sale cheap.
Apples are $3.50 per bushel.
Wen get the railroad, you bet.
Oranges are plenty and cheap.
Buy your stoves at G. S. Prices.
The "red bridge" escaped the fire.
Horses command a good price now
Who will furnish the first fish story?
Glenn Gilmore was in Eaton last week
The streets of Eaton presented a lively
appearance last Saturday.
Buttons by the bushel, at less than
cost, at Walker Nugent's,
Several plain DRINKS in Eaton last
week.
Bring in your Township tickets and
get them printed in time.
Remember Deems closing out sale
Saturday S1st.
towards and loafers carry r~evolvers.-
AS a rule gentlemen do not.
Municipal nominations for spring cleo
tons, are in order.
He who thinks he never did anything
wrong is a fool of the first magnitude.
Use j. S. Campbell & Cos. Flour. 1t
is the best in.the market.
Gossip is,cheap as dirt, and most of it
is as dirty as it is cheap.
This is the time Of year to put ear
muffs on your peach buds.
A man who pokes about his work is an
annoyance and a fraud.
Sunday was a balmy spring day and
everybody turned out to look at it.
Fred Earhardt, our gardener, has new
lettuce in market.
House hunting in Eaton is brisk and
Dishpens at 25c.., atc. s. Prices.
There is more lion than lamb in
March.
The price of , matches ought to come
down when the stamps are off.
The latest style of bonnets are small,
but they cost as much as the big ones.
Col. Thos. Morton is in Eaton greeting
his old friends.
Unbleached Muslin 5 cents per yard,
at Walker & Nugent's.
Thos. Brannan, of Sweetwater, Tenn,
is visiting friends in Eaton and Camden
Why not Gala Citizens Meeting and
select three good men for the Council?
Ten or a dozen houses are wanted "to
rent" in Eatan.
The robins and blue birds have had a
cold time of it.
Send us in any local happenings in
yonr locality.
People who are able to build this spring
should do so.
Get your roofing and spouting at c. s.
Prices.
The s'sweet girl'' graduate is thinking
of preparing for commencement.
There will be plenty of work this spring
for the loafers if they wish it.
Calamity juicen is the new mann fol
whisky.
Virgins says this viii be a year o
great foods. t,
One of the most popular 'fisms" jus
now is rheumatism.
Nothing tells us SO much in the lonl
run as a female gossip.
The milliners are prepared for thei
spring opening.
Hon. II. L. Morey was in Eaton las
Monday.
Ground chop feed by the ton or in les
quantities, at Eaton City Mills. Cheap
Plenty of maple sweetness on the mar
ket at SLIPS per gallon.
Watts Bros, Lebanon, o., say: "W
sell Browns Iron Bitters and it Away
gives perfect satisfaction"
When Greenville gets the railroad ope
south to Eaton, she will be cured c
much of her political crankism.
If any body can do any better with tn
Engine than was done on Sunday, ste
forward and be heard.
Deem will close out his stock ofhorseI
wagons, harness, &C., on the S1st. Don
forget it.
Our old democratic friend Price Mile
and wife, started this week for Lancast'
county Pa, on a three weeks visit.
As April LIST falls m Sunday, not
falling due on that day must be met c
March 31st.
Midlings, ship stuff, bran or grour
chop feed can be had at Eaton Gil
Mills in any quantity.
On each $1,000 of silver dollars tt
government clears $1S3.75 The silv
costs s803.75 and the labor $3.50.
Men love handsome women from i
clination, homely women from interei
and virtuous m from reason.
Another cold blizzard of snow and sic
struck us on Monday last. How Ion
oh, how long, Virgins and Vennor?
S. More Surface will speak at the A
tioch School on Friday p. m. and
night, March 80.
Ladies' and children's Hose at who
sale prices, at Walker & Nugent's.
Lieut.. Abby Haines, ir.. of the regu'
army, has been promoted to a CAPITA
cy. Glad to hear it, because he was {
serving of it.
Out in Indiana they revive a faint
man by holding a piece of limburI
cheese to his nose. If there is any
in him he gets up and travels.
The collars worn by the alleged swe
ri the neriod grow higher and higher