The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-03-26
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
Trim your grave vines.
Snowfalls all last week.

Spring changes will be numerous.
The days and nights are now equal.
This is the coolest March on record.
Go to Joe Woerner's for your Cloth.
ing.
The G. H. has oyerdone his business
this year.
The best cuts of the best hams in Ea.
ton 10 cents, at Warren Jefferson's.
The street parade of the G. A. R. on
Saturday last drew a large audience.
1t is now claimed that much of the
wheat is r~oot-killed.
The finest line of Pants Goods in light
and dark at C. P. Thum's.
! Winter has as firm grip on US as the
late Republican party had.
The G. A. R. of Eaton cleared $3.50 at
the two festival entertainments last week.
New style Spring Caps at Jos. Woer.
ner's.
What has become of the Mackinaw
railway through this County? Bro. Hank
rider, will you rise up and answer?
There should be an active effort to
clean up the alleys and back streets as
early as possible.
Overalls worth 81 for SOc., at the Ea-
gle Clothing Store.
The festival of the G.. A. R. at the
Opera House on Friday and Saturday
evenings last, was a success.
The correspondence from Eldorado
was received too late. Must get here
before Tuesday at noon.
Spring trousers are to be worn wide.
In London they are making them 19and
20 inches at the knee.
"Tecumseh" Cook Stove for sale by
c.. S. Price.
VIII Hambidge will be a candidate for
Marshal. He would make a first-class
official.
Lucinda Ida, a Fostoria domestic,
dropped dead with a clothes pin in her
mouth. Domestics will please take. warn
ing
Hats of the most desirable shape, color
and style, at G.. P. Thum's.
The terms yof two members of the
schoolboard expire this year-VanDoren
and Unger. We have no objection to
both being reelected.
eve have come to stay" announced
the Kansas paper which died with its
second issue. The editor stayed, how
ever-in Jail.
Celluloid Collars and Cuffs at Jos.
Woerner's.
The "'rheumatiz" is no respector of
persons in this section. This is the sea-
son when it enjoys laying its grip on peo-
pie.
The past winter has made a heavy
draft on the farmers mows and cribs,
and he it is that will smile the broadcast
when the grass peepeth up.
Fancy Dress Shirts, so. go, 65c. and
81, at the Eagle Clothing Store.
There will be a dime social given at
the residence of G.. H. Edison ON this
Thursday evening, for the benefit Of
the Presbyterian church. All are in
vited.
William Butler is announced as a can
didate for the Office of city Marshal this
spring. William is well known about
town and would make an excellent Of
ficer.
The best brand of hams IL cents, at
Jefferson's grocery. All other goods in
proportion to suit the times. Call and
BEE.
Frank Newman, administrator of Dan1
Wolfe, deceased, will sell at his late resi-
dence, IL miles west of West Manches-
ter, on April 4, horses, cows and farm
property.
The thermometer was four degrees be-
low zero on Thursday morning last, two
on Friday morning, two or Saturday
morning and three on Sunday morning.
Put that down as a weather item for
March, 1885.
81 Boys Hats for 75c., at Jos. Woer-
ner's.
The bear shot for at West Alexandria
last Thursday went to Germantown. We
understand Bro. Harkrider, of the Press,
will travel with it during the summer
and give street exhibitions If he comes
to Eaton we'll guarantee him a good
audience.
The more cheering business outlook is
about to be overshadowed by a sad ca
lamity. News comes that the price Of
peanuts will soon go up. This intelli-
gence, coming as it does only a few
weeks before the opening of the circus
season, is enough to appall the stoutest
heart. Cannot something be done to
prevent it?
If you want a nice fitting and well got
ten, up Suit, now is the time to leave your
measure at G. P. Thum's.
"Some days are bright and sunny,
And some are black with rain;
Some lives are crowned with pleasure,
And some are filled with pain,
For some the world is rosy,
For others sad and glum;
But all who'd know contentment
Should take things as they come"
Call and see the Twin Burner Vapor
Stove at G. S. Prices.
Mr.. John Hickman, of Eaton, exhibit
ed to US last week a roller skate, which
he claimed to be a great improvement on
the old style and on which he has a pat
ent. From our slight knowledge of the
article and what we have heard about il
we are inclined to believe he is correct,
Arranoamepts ba va heep perfected for a