The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1884-03-13
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
Get ready to move.

1GlilCh
of Visitation in Eaton.
Wood has been in demand in this mar
ket for the past two weeks.
She is a daisey. We mean the golc
watch, chain and charm to be giver
away by c. P. Thum, July 4th, 1884.
Mrs. Sally Campbell and son JOSEPH
s. returned from Florida last Saturday
evening.
The infant babe of Mr.. and Mrs. Lo
renzo W~oerner, jr., died on Tuesday o
last week.
The wife of Monroe Campbell, neal
Campbellstown Station, was buried al
Concord cemetery on Monday last.
It is a little too soon to order YOU
spring suit at the %tailors, but you can be-
gin to save up money to pay for them.
A chicago preacher has renounced the
errors of his ways and is now editing g
newspaper.
When a man declares that he don't
care what the newspapers say about him
he is generally lying.
It will soon be time for the. festive As
SCISSOR to commence his perambulations
again.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Hiestand enter
tanned their friends last Thursday eve
ming.
Every person leaving a team standing
on the public highway unhitehed, ought
to be fined.
The Camden GAZETTE has been pur-
chased by c. NJ. Hane, late of the New
Paris Mirror.
The Ground Hog is bound to vindicate
himself if it will take him until the 4th
of July to do it!
William snavely bid off the Jacob
Swartzel farm last Saturday, at $50 per
acre.
When the present Agricultural Board
comes together it is safe to predict a
storm and don your rubbers!
By a Postal we are informed that the
wife of Scott Pottle died of fever at Day
ton last Monday morning.
1t is asserted this is the time to trim
grape vines, and also to trim %recreant
children.
Sunday evening next Rev. LIE. Brown
will discuss the subject Of "Scriptural
Sanctifcation."
Mrs. Malinda Murray, who had been
sick for some time, died at her residence
on north Barron street last Sunday
morning, aged about 81 years.
See Van Ausdal & Co.'S new advertise
ment in another column and then drop
in and see their stock OF goods, which is
the largest in Eaton.
Have you catarrh? If so, go to Miller's
Drug Store and see what will cure you.
Commence treatment early, if you eS-
pect to cure catarrh.
A trade is a piece of capital which no
misfortune can take away from a young
man. 1t makes him Independent through
life. Young man, learn a trade.
Beware of eating orange peel, especi-
ally at this time of the year. 1t is very
poisonous, and likely to throw you into
commissions. Deaths have resulted.
Be careful about the Councilman you
elect. We need reform in the Corpora
ton, besides a free hall to the citizens
who built, own and keep it up.
The Greenville COURIER says thinner
mans account with the Corporation is
short SO, 664.56. Give the "bloody shirt
another flip, Bro. Calderwood.
The fox hunt advertised for west Of
Eaton on Saturday last came off notwith-
standing the weather. Several were got
into the ring but only n saved.
The masquerade ball at the Opera
House last Friday night, for the benefit
oftwo sick members of the Cigar Makers
Union, yielded about $50.
The County Commissioners counted
the cash in the County Treasury las
week, and found that none had left fol
Canada.
Take Ayers S~arsaparilla in the spring
of the year'to puriixthe blood, invigorate
the system, excite the liver to action
and restore the healthy tone and vigor o
the whole physical mechanism.
Eggs are now coming into market ii
abundance, and the price has fallen
Fifteen cents per dozen is the figure nov
demanded. Even at this price they are
cheaper than fresh beef, at present rates
John NJ. Withrow, late Superintend
ent of the Eaton Schools, graduated from
the Ohio Medical College last week, ant
took six of the prizes offered to the grad
yates.
The G. H. & D. railroad company ha'
presented Franklin Davis, who saved thu
train from being wrecked a short tim'
ago neal Barnet's Station, with a fin
silver watch.
Mrs. Katherine Gray failed in her en-
tertainment on Thursday evening last
She missed the train at Richmond, cam
down in a private conveyance but reach
ed Eaton too late to fill the engagement
Van Vert and Greenville are contend
ing for the location of the new shops c
the G.. V. w. & NJ. Railroad. Wait un
til the road comes tt Eaton and we'lltak
'em.
Will the citizens of Eaton please max
a move toward getting out a good Coz
poration ticket? Or will it be left to tw
or three persons as usual? If so, don
complain if you are not suited.
Sportsmen should remember that it
unlawful t kill squirrels between Eel
ruary LIST and June 1st, as the preser
lor-1 -N n-Onn1nH tho no M