The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1884-04-10
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

CllClnnaIl WcEl DCilOCld LIZ
Don't be a chronic grumbler.
The country is saved once more.
Don't sign a paper for a stranger.
Mayor Marsh-step to the front.
Our schools will close next month.
Go see F. j. Wilson's new carpets.
The Citizens Ticket struck a boom.
Get Felix Green to hang your paper.
The election circus is over-now for
John Robinson's
Let the new Council do the square
thing and all will be well.
Miss Carrie Mathews has returned to
her home in Peru, Ind.
Easter Cardsl Easter Cards, at Ed
sons Book Store.
The cold chronic" should be treated
for the mouth disease"
The funeral of Clayton G. Johnson on
Sabbath last was very largely attended.
The Spring cut for candidates will now
retire for the fall style.
Len Danser, of Camden, spent a few
days in Eaton the past week.
A full line of the famous jamestown
dress goods at F. J. Wilson's, Lewisburg.
The Spring candidates are done for
now for the fall ones.
Never buy land until you are sure OF
the title.
The Childrens' Home is elected by a
large majority!
Mrs. Isaac vanAusdal and son Thomas
of Dayton, are in Eaton this week.
Miss Ella Pugh of Rushville, Ind, is
visiting Miss Lola Lockwood.
will there be a riot? Hardly. We
have a Mayor.
A change if you please in the Corpora
ton officials.
Go to John Lander's grocery for your
fishing tackle.
Get your decorations ready for Easter
eggs.
Don't kill squirrels before June LIST be.
cause it is unlawful.
Charley Schlenker has gone to Column
bus to take. a place as an assistant Clerk
in the Senate.
Old rs gentlemen should be careful OF
their remarks about our new school
house!
John D. White and daughter. of New
port, KY, visited friends in Eaton on
Saturday and Monday last.
Joe woerner sells clothing cheap but
Joe Wilson sells it much cheaper, go see
him.
Mr.. and Mrs. schults, of Camden,
were the guests OF Miss Nell Lockwood,
Sabbath.
Doc. Harshman had a very fine STALL
ion to die for him last week, which he
valued at $500.
The Subject of Ed. Orr's Sunday even
ing discourse will be ''The Essentials
and Non Essentials in Religion"
Some of the Eaton folks took in Beech
er's lecture at Richmond, Friday evening
last.
.sold men for war; and "young men
for Council" seems to be the demand
in Eaton.
Felix Green furnishes and hangs wall
paper. Leave orders at Noes Grocery.
The bill posters of Robinson's circus
were serenaded by the Eaton Band in
front of the Reichel House Monday eve.
Mike Ryan will be Marshal two more
years. Thieves and outlaws will take
notice.
Geo. Potterf has gone to Ottawa, Kan
sas, to look after land interests at that
place.
Who'll bossthe squirting of the Engine
after it comes home from the Paris of
America?
As the election is now over we might
study the railroad map over again until
after harvest.
Before you go fishing don't fail to drop
in and see Lander's stock of fishing
tackle.
WANTED.-The works of an old wall
sweep clock. Apply at the DEMOCRAT
office.
Uncle Job Jefferson SO years of age,
voted last Monday, but was well guarded
and made no remarks about our new
school house.
The young men will be glad to learn
that the ladies' furnish the ice cream
during the coming summer, as it is one
of the requirements of leap year.
A health journal says that you ought
to take three-quarters of an hour for
your dinner. 1t is we'll also to add a few
vegetables and a piece of meat.
Ten persons died in Eaton and vicinity
during the month of March, mostly very
aged people. This is indeed a large
number for one month.
Examine the large assortment of East.
er Cards at the Book Store of w. A. Ed.
son.
The County Offices to be filed this fall
are Sheriff, Clerk of the Courts, Probate
Judge, Commissioner, Infirmary Direct
or and Coroner.
VIM. H. Hubbell offers his services il
all kinds of painting, hanging of papei
and granting. Mr.. Hubbell is a gooC
workman and guarantees satisfaction.
Capt. Lukens of the Cincinnati o. n
G.. was in Eaton last Saturday, on
trip of pleasure and business among hi
many friends.
Charley Miller purchased of c.. F
p-oo1-o Lat Co3,.J- L.. II