The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1884-04-03
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
Book beer is on draft.
Paper hangers are busy.

Birds chatter gleefully in the morning
Best Calicos &c. per yard, at o. E. c
S., next to P. O..
Some blowing and oats planting wal
done around here last week.
Mr.. John Rhea and wife are visiting
relatives at Ringgold, Ga.
Go to John Lander's grocery for YOU
fishing tackle.
The Neal Ring will have a ticket on
of course.
Lutheran service in the Baptist church
next Sunday at 2 p. m.
Crock and Rye candy contains fusil
oil, says the Brooklyn Health Board.
Christeann Howard, born in this coun'
ty August, LIST, 1916, died in Greenville
on the oath Of March.
Don't forget the election next Monday
The proclamation for it will be found in
the Eaton REGISTER.
Billy Alderman, jr., has u thanks
for a fine mess OF new lettuce OF his own
getting up.
The railroad fever has subsided-wait-
ing for the bosses to drop down among
us.
Before you go fishing don't fail to drop
in and see Lander's stock of fishing
tackle.
Virgins, the weather prophet, predicts
terrible earthquakes and cyclones the
first week in April.
Please announce the name of JNo. H.
UNGER as a candidate for Corporation
Treasurer. MANY CITIZENS.
The Solid Gold Watch, Chain and
Charm to be given away by c. P. Thum
is not wind, but will surely go the 4th of
July.
John Robinson's circus will pitch its
tent in Eaton on Monday, 21st inst. The
show ought to, and no doubt will, have
a big boom. 1t deserves it.
The old Ring and the fellows who have
"axes to grind" at the expense of the
Corporation, will get out a ticket. Give
it the go by.
JAS. E. Glasgow and wife, of Prescott,
Ontario, Florida tourists, dropped oflast
Monday on their way home, to visit Mrs.
Sally Campbell and son Joseph.
Doc. Harshman is in the Dairy BUSH
ness, and will furnish the citizens OF Ea-
ton every day with fresh butter, sweet
milk, butter milk, &C., IN the best of
terms.
When one sees a pretty society belle
showcring imprisoned kisses upon the
nose Of her pet poodle, it does make one
ready to howl for a $500 tax OF dogs and
no mistake.
The toggery worn Oh women's heads
these days, makes pretty ones homely
and homely ones hideous. Queer, isn't
it, what fools people make out of them
selves, especially women?
Don't vote for a man who goes into a
Convention, gets a square deal, is honor
ably defeated for a nomination, goes out
and skickso around and runs independ-
ent. He has no fairer qualities than a
breechy mule.
Henry and Frank Pence. administra-
tors of Nimrod Pence, deceased, will sell
al his late residence AZ miles north of
Eaton, on the 10th inst, horses, hogs,
cattle, milk cows, sheep, farm imple-
ments, grain, &c.
Our old friend Henry M~onosmith, of
Genesseo, ILL.,, has the thanks of the ed
itor of the DEMOCRAT and Isaac Mono
smith, for the brace of fine large wild
geese received last week. Our goose
is cooked" Henry, and a splendid feast
it was.
The early spring birds-the blue birds
and robins-are getting to be quite mu-
steal in the early morning. We welcome
our little feathered friends, and hope
their early appearance may indeed be
the harbinger of an equally early and
gentle spring.
The TIME is not far distant when the
alleys and back yards should be renovat-
ed. All the old tin cans, dead chickens,
cats, dogs, etc., should be removed, and
then the old leaves, straw and dry grass
raked from the sodaround the house, and
all will be clean and healthy.
Looks at your old deeds and see wheth,
er they are recorded or not. 1t is nee
cessary that it be done to perfect titles.
There has been great trouble in many
instances, as many people will neither
purchase OF lend money without the
chain of title is complete.
Every citizen of Eaton was cordially
invited to the city Hall to participate in
making a good Corporation ticket, Of
men who would do the fair thing in the
management of our Corporation affairs.
Don't complain if you did not attend and
the one selected don't suit you.
John Clark will offer at public sale a
mis- residence 2 miles east of Eaton, or
the Lexington road, on the 9TH inst.
horses, milk cows, stock hogs, wheat IL
the field, hay, corn, farm implements
household goods, and many other arti
cles.
A complete outfit of joint poles, lines
hooks, and fishing tackle generally, car
be found at John Lander's grocery.
The April number of that excellen
monthly, the chronological Journal, ,
is on hand, crammed full of good read
ing. No such another periodical is pub
lished in America. 1t will soon celebrat,
its 'golden wedding" Published b,
Fowler Wells, New York city, at $40
per year.
That slight cold you. think SO little G
may prove the forerunner OF a complain