The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1883-04-19
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
Farmers are busy now.
Isn't this nice weather.
The green fly has arrived.

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The green fly has arrived.
Shavedheads are putting in an appear
ance.
Thos. Brooke, son of G.. F. Brooke, ST.,
has gone to Texas for his health.
DIR. ]. B. Aliens office over Dono-
hoes grocery, opposite Post Office.
Strawberry short-cake would be poor
eating at IS cents a quart.
The sprinkler could have done good
work last Saturday.
Now let the voice Of the street cleaner
be heard in our midst.
The milliners say that the earliest girl
catches the prettiest bonnet.
For the Richmond Plow, go to Quinn
& Co.'s-brick warehouse, east OF depot.
Robins and blue birds hold morning
concerts. a!bfss
Pretty fans are made of soft feathers
in every color.
The backbone of winter has disappear
ed.
Considerable property is changing
hands around Eaton now.
The weather last week would have
done credit to July or August.
Mango, Tomato and Cabbage plants
for sale by VIM. Alderman, jr.
John has purchased anoth-
er 30 acre tract Of land IN Kansas. John
is preparing to emigrate.
Isaac Monosmith has purchased the
middle part of the Stephens block for
$4,000.
The nroducts of the markets now cater
to the appetites of the most ~fastidious
epicure that has a full purse.
We viii knok ali about the railroad in
few days. II it comes to Eaton we wiz
probably issue an extra.
To RKNr-Fiee rooms in the Mitchell
property, Eas. NAM Man : s'1 n cro App,' On
uvou .,sthrsatenea with spring fever,
catch on to a'spade and 60 to work in
yourg GARDEN
March. 1883. was about nine degrees
colder ON the average than that month
of 1882.
yennor nrediets that Nav will be ush-
o-ad IN With snow and cold rains, but
vapnor ia n fraud.
There ia NO distinction between those
who worship God always, and those who
worship the new preacher for a season.
Tho Faton Bnildinp Association sold
s2. 200 on Monday night last at 8 per
cent.
rbo.o : rsoopcv {, o,,r Council. 7.
N Iate has zone To Chicago to take
charge Of the Jockey Club House."
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MI James pa, :
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lry Suii
Flower Baking Powder.
vo ,ss,a of.an hao-a of tba cbamn;on
hi tba hamn;on short.
-; 800 IN g;yes Ia onnces
- tba no,nd
c,a r,,,o tnows saws there il no stem.
,rrenbAr exnart enonqb to take down the
cho,teI ~ ! saw;nq circle or a church SO.
a;.ho ~
Strawberries, new potatoes, cucum.
bers and green peas are now in the city
market, from the south. Too high priced
for common folks.
The professional philanthropist is one
who win employ women to do his worb
in cases where thew can do it quite a.
well andmuch cheapes.
The foolish %trayeler is glad to knoA
that sleepine ear COMPANIONS are to be-
taxed for each car. He forgets that he
will he obliged to nav II.
For,y Flannas CABBAGE Plants III.
..-,;ost nown for sale NV YIN
Ackerman. If.
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.sBrown,s IRON Bitters entirely cured m,
of weakness in the chest and general de
bilitv.n
49,. 1870 49, ;t 3,
e;r,,s msotbar taans a boardino bonse
man can marry ON $40 a week.
a young woman IN missouri craze
oy reigion, lmaglnes hersen an ngei.-
"" us io,ne men
young "one " oe angus
A teiePnone capable OF sending kisse
Is oelng perfected iouhg iaales WIN D
carefui 10 see una their sweetness Is nc