The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1884-04-17
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
Friday is Arbor day.

Get Felix Green to hang your paper.
The Presbyterian Church cleared about
$40 at the Easter egg festival.
Lutheran service in the Baptist church
next Sunday at 2 p. m.
Don't get poor just because the. AS
SCISSOR calls to see you.
Death has been getting in his work in
and around Eaton for the past month.
Look out for sharpers on the day of
the circus.
Spring chickens and spring fashions
are coming on.
The newly elected Corporation officials
will be sworn in next Monday night.
Summer Silks 4719c. per yard, worth
75c., a IF. ]. Wilson's, Lewisburg, o.
The Clinton County Democrat says the
Children's Home carried there by a
large majority.
Deem Achey is in the painting and pa
pering business and will do you a good
job. Call on him.
Ed. Charles, son of J. P. Charles, died
lin Eaton on Tuesday morning of Con-
sumption, aged 20 years.
Subject at the Universalist Church
next Sunday neutrality-suspicious. and
Progression"
1t requires three days in which to COM
plete the marriage ceremony in China,
but when it is,done it is a strong job.
Painters, w~hitewashers, paper hang
ers, carpet men and carpenters are all
busy as bees.
The salary ofthe Mayor of Eaton ought
to be increased. For a liberal official 1t
is slim.
William Alderman, jr., has cabbage.
mango, celery, tomato, and all other gar
den plants for sale. ap17-2
If there was any one dragged into the
Citizens Convention without his con-
sent, we don't know it.
Somebody should rise up and move
that the Childrens' Home be adopted
unanimously.
A new "boss' will run the Republican
machine in PEBBLE county next fall. n
old one has been dismissed.
It cost eighteen cents a meal to feed
the soldiers at Cincinnati during the
riot. Cheap enough.
1t is said that cayenne pepper sprink-
led about rat holes will drive h rats
away.
A man that needs 10 cents worth of
whisky To give him an appetite for a 10
cent dinner always has the dyspepsia.
Felix Green furnishes and hangs wall
paper. Leave orders at Noes Grocery.
Mr.. Charles Miller had a very valua-
BILE mare cured of paralysis last week,
by DIR. Jos. Kelly, veterinary surgeon, OF
this city.
Our gardener, Fred. Earhardt, has on
hand cabbage, beet, tomato, mango and
egg plants for sale. Call on him north
of Eaton.
Gossip is a sort of smoke that comes
from the dirty tobacco pipes OF those
who diffuse it it proves nothing but the
bad taste OF the smoker.
An article containing a dozen hints on
how to take care of a horse is going the
rounds of the press, but there is not one
hint as to how to get the horse.
The vote in this Corporation at the
election on the 18th, shows a population
of not less than 35O0l And yet the Mack
NAV road goes down Twin Valley! Sad
Couldn't the Main street business mel
pattern after their Barron street brethren
in hitching racks? 1t is neat and conve
nient. Who'll start it?
Rob't Morgan and wife are getting rea
dy to build a two-story frame dwelling
IN west Israel street, adjoining their owl
home.
Rubber Circulars $1.0O, at F. J. Viii
sons, Lewisburg, o.
We understand the present Councl
will do all public work under contract
That is correct. 1t is what the taxpayer
meant by a change in the Council.
The fellow who invests S. in gardel
seeds, puts $40 worth Of labor on then
and gets 50 worth of truck, has com
menced garden making.
The Versailles Exchange Bank, of Vel
SALES, Darke county, closed its shutter
last week. The loss to the stakeholder
will approximate 100000.
The cyclone campaign has opened u
with its usual vigor, and the storm dan
ages reported for this year have alread
been enormous.
The economical citizen is now found
evenings in his back yard, with coat o
= and a spade in hand, preparing tn
ground for the planting OF garden trucl
WINDS AND CYcLoNEs.-Persons desil
ing insurance against tornadoes and cJ
clones, call on or address H. H. Far
Eaton, O. apr9-3t
Green peas, beans, new tomatoes, cal
bage, cucumbers and other vegetable
are in market, brought from the sum
south. None but editors and millionaire
can indulge in them.
Mrs. Grouse and Miss Lockwood hay
received their spring styles direct fro
the city, and are now ready to suit CT
toners with the latest on short notice.
Call and see their goods.
A western man was fined $500 for kis
ing a school teacher. If it hadn't BET
for two or three of the scholars wi
caught him at it she wouldn'thav char
ed him a cent.
An exchange truly says: When