The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1884-04-24

Soda fountains begin to siz.
Charley Engle is still very poorly.
Hunting green's is fashionable now.
The price of flour is too high for wheat.
Spencer Hunt is back to Eaton again.
Arbor day wasn'tmuch observed here.
john Robinson will please visit Eaton
next year in the month Of June.
Mrs. Daniel Cooper and brother are
visiting a sister in Florida.
A circus brings 'em into Eaton hot or
cold weather.
The Quick Meal stove leads the world.
For sale by Price & Douglass.
Mrs. Rachel B. Marsh is visiting her
daughter in west Covington, KY.
Frank shively has gone to New Or
leans.
Lugar & Schurtz's new fence has a ire
mendous run.
The Eaton Band viii have a drum
major now.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo, Deem entertained
their friends on Thursday evening last.
Spring appears to have a hard struggle
to get the upper hand of winter.
Whole hams Is cents per pound at
Jefferson's grocery-best cuts Is cents.
John Maclay, of Pensacola, Fla, is
visiting w. G. M. Brookins and family.
Duke Silver Of Indianapolis, is visiting
his parents in Eaton.
Mrs. VIM. Engle has been on the sick
list for some time.
John Robinson 8 circus makes a grand
street parade. The best turnout in the
country.
Mrs. Roddy Reynolds, of Washington,
D. c., is visiting her mother west of Ea-
ton.
Mrs. Josephine Cheney, of Ringold,
Ga, is visiting her sister, Mrs. John
Rhea.
Miss Carrie Walters, of Mobile, Ala,
is visiting her grandparents, Jos. Wal
tiers and wife.
We always have warm weather latter"
Easter Sunday. Some years it is a long
time after it.
High foreheads for women are again
coming into style. Every young lady
should get lie.
Only-city editors are to be admitted to
the Chicago convention. The rural roos-
tiers are no good.
Try n of the Quick Meal vapor
Stoves for sale by Price & Douglass.
Nowadays the relatives of a rich man
a never tell whether he is SAINT or not
until he makes his will.
For Cabbage, Tomato, MANGO, Beet
and Egg Plants, call on Fred. Earhardt,
gardener, North Maple street, Eaton, @.
Aunt Jemimah Holderman is still lin
gering on the shores of the living, but
very family.
Best cuts ofham 10 cents at Jefferson's
grocery.
The manufacturing enterprise is being
largely discussed by the citizens of Ea-
ton. Push it along.
Overcoats, robes, blankets and seal
skin sacques were in demand here last
Monday.
William Alderman, jr., has cabbage,
mango, celery, tomato, and all other gar
den plants for sale. ap17-2
It is said Arbor day has been postpon.
ed until next Friday. Who done the
postponing?
The old Corporation officials went GU
Kicking" They held on until the las
hour.
The reins of the city government are
now in the hands of the newly elected
officials.
1t may not rain on Easter Sunday, bu
it is very certain to ainabout seven Sun
days after.
District Court is in session in Eatol
with Judges Smith, Warnock and Eli
oft on the Bench.
Orders left at Thomas J. Noes stor
for Paper Hanging will receive premp
attention by F. M. Green. [ap17-
The stock law will be enforced thi
summer. Officials can't get around dc
ing it.
Glenn R. Gilmore OF Columbus, ha
spent the past week in Eaton among hi
many young friends.
The best stove in existence is the VI
por Stove. See them at Price & Doug
lass.
Miss Emma Michael Beachler, adop
ed daughter of Frederick Michael, die
very suddenly Monday night last, age
about twenty years.
Master Frank Welsh, who has spel
part of the winter in Florida, has return
ed to his Eaton home, delighted with tt
land of flowers and aligators.
Legal holidays have become SO ridicl
lousy numerous that some irrevere
newspaper scribbler suggests that was
day.be made a legal holiday.
About $1,000, 000, 900 clothes-pins a
used up in this country, and yet we wo
der what becomes of the timber of o
destroyed forests.
Mr.. ]. HALEY, principal OF the W.
Alexandria schools, vas buried in LIE
isburg, where his mother resides. ]
was a young man of excellent qualiti'
Mrs. Grouse and Miss Lockwood ha
a very complete assortment of MILNE
goods-none better in Eaton. Ladies v
do well to call in and see them.
" We believe Joe Woerner patrons
The nr;Dfor moro fhon opv other conn