The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-03-12

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Next Tuesday is St. Patrick's Day i'll
the mornin'.
The sassafras man and organ grinder
are now wanted to bring spring.
Who wants to buy a good buggy cheap?
Call on C. A. McMechan, Eaton, o.
Virgins predicts a big storm to-mor-
row, Friday.
Ed. Pryor, of Aurora. Ind, "isited his
parents a few days last week.
s. S. Dix and family have gone to
Sterling, Kansas.
We will soon have another manufac-
turing establishment in Eaton.
DR.. w. Kendelberger, of Indianapolis,
is visiting relatives here.
See those "Tecumseh" Cook Stoves at
C. S. Prices.
The Marshalship of Eaton is an inter
esting question now with a few. Make
no mistake about it.
No skating rink elopement has yet oc-
CURED in Eaton, and the amusement
goes on brisk as ever.
Miss Maria Balentine, of Springfield,
O., is enjoying a vacation at her Eaton
home.
McCord will run an Excursion to Gin
cinnati on Sunday next. Better go.
An eclipse of the sun will be visible in
this latitude on March 10th, beginning
at -thirty-seven minutes past noon n
continuing until 2:12 p. m.
Now is the time to give manufacturing
industries a boost. Treat men. kindly
who come here with thoughts of enga-
ging in business.
Mrs. Geo. r. Lockwood, Of Anderson,
Ind, spent Sunday and Monday with
her daughter, Mrs. 1. n. Silver, on Som
ers street.
The Hunterdon, n. J., DEMOCRAT says
the Ohio Bohemian oats men are "dning
up" the farmers of that State. Take a
shot gun.
Clint. Huston has been keeping q very
fine quality of tub oysters lately. Drop
in and try them, a few doors north OF
VanAusdal's corner.
Daniel NJ. Swihart will sell at his resi-
dence y mile south Of New Hope, to-
day, Thursday horses, milk cows, hogs,
farming implements, &c.
It is reported that Adam Short will re-
turn to Eaton in the spring. We pre-
dicted that it would only be Adam Short
time until he would get back.
Meeting at the Opera House Monday
evening next in the interest of a manu-
featuring business. Turn out, citizens,
turn out, and don't forget it.
Call and see the Twin Burner Vapor
Stove at g. s. Prices.
The parlor dance on East Main street
last Monday evening was enjoyed by all
present. Several of our goodly church
members, of the Baptist and NJ. E.
Churches, were present.
The dawning of spring and the pros
pect of work is hailed most joyfuliy by
a number of men in this city who have
been out of employment during the win
ter.
The annual donation of the Eaton
Christian church to their pastor, Rev.
w. H. Orr, will be given Tuesday, March
18th, afternoon and evening. All are in
vited to attend with well filled baskets.
"Tecumseh," the best Cook Stove in
the market.
Nobody can escaps mumps, measels,
whooping cough and falling in love nei-
Their can they escape the craze conta-
gions which are far more catching now
a-days than either of the above mention
ed maladies.
An exchange says: There are inii-
viduals in every town who will have
nothing to do with anything they cannot
boss. We know of some fellows in our
town who cant boss anything except the
thing they have nothing to do with.
You can go to Cincinnati next Sunday
and return for slips.
There is a wrinkle in packing ice which
is said to be worth attending to; the
cakes should always be placed the same
side up as they were in the water. L
housed the reverse side up they mel
much more quickly, and are seldom fount
solid in the middle of the season.
Now the meteorologists tell us TO lool
out for an unusually hot summer TIL.
average temperature n year with an
other is about the same. A mild win
ter, they say, is generally followed by
cool summer. So to make the prope
average this year there must be a roast
ing summer.
"Tecumseh" Cook Stove for sale b,
G. S. Price.
George Spacht and Miss Ida Miller
both Of Eaton, were united in the bond
of Wedlock on Thursday evening last, ii
the residence of the BRIDES parents OIL
north Maple street, by Rev. j. II. Brat
ton, in the presence OF parents, relative
and a few invited guests Of the youn
couple. In their happy condition the
did not forget the printer with a treat G
the good things generally attendant O.
all such occasions, for which we extern
to George and Ida our best wishes fo
their future, hoping that no shadow
may ever cross their pathways, but tn
bliss OF domestic harmony may max
sweet music through all their years {
welded life.