The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1883-03-08
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
The old lamnliobter is continued.

Trunks and pallSeS at o 8 Woerher 3.
Mart. Shewman got six votes to be
continued as Fire Engineer.
H. C. Hiestand and wife have return
ed from their Cuban trip.
Apples are selling in Eaton at $2.4O
per bushel.
Use j. S. Campbell & Co.'S. -four. 1t
is the best in the market.
March came in like a lamb and will no
doubt go out like big sheep.
The time approaches when the roads
will apparently have nc bottom.
Elegant line of Easter Cards at Ed
son & Young's.
Charley schlenker was As last Mon
day.
Mrs. JOSS S. Campbell and children are
visiting her parents at Danville, Ill.
Commissioners in session this week
with lots of business to dispose OF.
Joe Haines is about to engrave "Glen
Hotel' and its surroundings.
Barnum's. show is to be in Hamilton
in May.
Judge Gilmore held court last satur-
day.
Twenty tons of bran for sale cheap, at
Eaton City Mills.
One of the pieces Of property sold in
Camden was appraised at $4,000 and
brought $1,000. 90!
David Mann has purchased the farm
belonging to w. A. Coovert, south OF
Eaton.
There is considerable amount of real
estate changing hands in this county
Just at this present time.
The best rs cent Overalls in Preble
county at Jos. Woerner's.
August Kane, Cincinnati, o., says
ssFour bottles of Browns Iron Bitters
entirely cured me of dyspepsia"
There will be plenty of work for the
different tradesmen as soon as the build
ing season opens.
With the advent of spring, our town
will witness many important improve
ments.
Judge Chambers will build his TWEEN
ty-second dwelling in Eaton this spring.
We call that public enterprise.
Frank Friday, of New Lexington, is
selling out his groceries and hardware at
cost. Drop in and make your purchases.
Last Saturday was the first dry n we
have had in the year 1888. 1t was rath-
er chilly for the store box inhabitants.
New spring style Hats and Caps at
Jos. Woerner's.
No March within the recollection Of
the Coolest inhabitant' eve marched in
SO beautifully as the March of 1888.
The black measels are bad in the north
part of this county-but fortunately there
are no deaths occurring from them.
Miss Kate De Tracy desires to return
her heartfelt thanks to the many friends
who SO kindly lent their aid during the
illness and death of her mother.
John McLeaf has traded his town res
idence on east Main street, to David
Mann for his farm 8 miles south of Eaton
on the Eaton and Hamilton turnpike.
The best. 70 cent Overalls in Preble
county at Jos. Woerner's.
The city dads have caused the insight
ly ash heaps, that decorated our princi-
pal streets, to be removed. That is cor
rect. It is no place for them.
Eaton attorneys should all patronize
the DEMOCRAT with their legal advertise
ments, because the other county week
lies notice them without charge.
There will be another sale of the Over
bolts property next Saturday, on the
premises in Eaton, between the hours of
1 and 4 O'Clock p. m. Don't forget it.
Mrs. Nal Curry, of Blufton, Ind, and
Mrs. Jose Williams, of Columbia city,
Ind, have been visiting relatives and
friends in Eaton during the past week.
SD. Niswander will sell at his resi-
dence 2 miles southeast of Gettysburg,
on the 18th inst, horses, milk COWS,
hogs, farm utensils, and other articles.
The new ornaments stuck on the west
side Court House chimneys will be ex-
cellent marks for a March cyclone to take
a whack at and knock heller SHELTER.
The protracted meetings in the Chris
tan Church closed last Monday night
with a crowded house and four access.
ions, making in all for the three weeks,
seventy-fve additions to the church.
Stephen Allbaugh will sell at his resi-
dence 4 miles south of Eaton, on Thurs
day, 18th inst, horses, milk cows, far.
ming utensils, and wheat and barley in
the field.
Rev. w. H, Orr started for Westboro.
Clinton county, Ohio, to-day, (Wednes
day) where he will deliver an Grafton al
the dedication of an Odd Fellows Hal
on Thursday.
David Mann and W. A. Coovert vii
offer at public sale at the residence o
David Mann, 8 miles south of Eaton, OF
the 18th inst. horses, a fine stallion
corn in the crib and farm implements.
Spring style Piece Goods for ordel
work. Call and see them and leave YOU
measure, at Jos. Woerner's.
If we cherished the hope that the croI
croaker had persisted, we cherished al
illusion. He is already at the front will
the announcement that all the fruit il
dead as q salt mackerel.
For RENT-The brick dwelling on tn
corner of Main and Maple streets, know
as the Thompson property. Enquire o
= G.. F.. Brooke, Sr., at the First Nationa