The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-04-30
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
Take in your oyster signs.
Potatoes 90 cents a bushel.
Spring flowers are blooming.
Charley Patton is on the sick list.
Working Shirts at Jos. Woerner's.
Joe. s. Campbell and wife are on Their
return from Texas.
The Normal will be taught this sum
mer by Frank C. Ashinger.
Much Of the frozen wheat now looks
well.
No more oysters-ice cream, fish and
mushrooms will take their place.
Medium grade of shoes at low prices al
J. w. Filbert's.
The street sprinklers' campaign has
opened.
. Judge Hume was in Eaton last Satur'
day looking over the Court record.
Martin Rehfuss visited his parents las,
week.
overalls from 25c. up, at Jos. Woer'
ner's.
Mrs. Mary yanAusdal, OF Dayton, Wis.
tied friends in Eaton last week.
The Eaton Schools will close the last
of May.
Will Hawk, ofHamilton, spent Sunday
and Monday in Eaton.
Ladies fine shoes of all kinds at J. W.
Filbert's.
Lutheran service in the Baptist church
next Sunday at 2 o'clockP P. NJ.
The Presbyterian social will meet at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. II. B. Van
Ausdal on Monday evening, May A..
Nobby Plaid Suits, the latest style, at
the Eagle Clothing Store.
Every business man on Main and Bar
ron streets, ought to be willing to pay his
proportion to support the street sprinkler.
If we don't publish death and marri-
age notices don't censure us. Blame the
friends who fail to furnish them.
Parasols and Fans in large variety, at
prices to suit everybody, at the
MAMMOTH CHEAP STORE.
"Arbor,, day was not observed in Ea-
ton. Not a tree was ~planted-not a
ssdrum was heardP
J.. R. McCord, Esq, was in Eaton last
Thursday, fixing up several of our citi-
zens for a Kansas trip.
Celluloid Collars and Cuffs at JOS.
Woerner's.
1t didn't rain here last Sunday, and
that demoralizes the seven Sunday rain
cranks.
Luther Wilson, Of Muncie, Ind, was in
Eaton last week shaking hands with his
old time Eaton friends.
Grouse knit Cotton Socks 10, 1211e and
15c; the best made, at Jos. Woerner's.
j. NJ. Kincaid has been appointed P.
NJ. at New Hope. First blood for Pre-
BILE county.
Miss Ruth yanAusdal has returned to
her hcme after an absence of several
weeks.
Mems Kangaroo shoes and a large
stock of mems fine shoes to suit the times
at. J. w. Filbert's.
There are in this country, at present,
according to estimates. very nearly, if
not fully, SEQ, 600 skating Kinks.
For Rent..House for rent On east
Decatur street. Inquire of w. NJ. Nor
row, Eaton, o.
Mrs. Robinson, of Chicago, is meeting
with success in her religious revivals at
the NJ. E. Church.
About fifty invited guests helped DR..
and Mrs. Lovctt celebrate their wooden
wedding Wednesday of last week.
A full line of Ladies' Lace and Linen
Collars in the latest styles, at the
MAMMOTH CHEAP STORE.
Skating Kinks are growing weak. They
may strengthen when winter returns
again.
Miss Hattie Doten, of Lincoln, ILL.,, is
visiting Miss Laura Denny, on east Main
street.
Polo Caps, for boys and girls, the latest
style, 16c., at Jos. Wcerner's.
Judge Chambers presented,us on Mon
day last with a bran new pair of editorial
scissors which cut like q razor.
The Council still fail to connectin elect.
ing an Engineer for the fire department.
The citizens ought to vote the body a tin
medal.
Fancy Dress Shirts so, so and % cts,
at Jos. Woerner's.
A Bucyrus correspondent claims thai
parents there attend the Kinks regularly
but never go to the schools to ascertain
the progress OF their off-springs.
Lady Postmistresses who didn't vel
"Maria'' during the campaign, will be
the last upon whom the ak Of the P. NJ
G. Will fall.
A complete assortment of Jersey Jack
cts for ladies and children on hand a
the MAMMOTH CHEAP STORE.
Jake Zimmerman, of Winchester, wor
the Bear in the shooting contest last Sat
urday. There will be another contes
for it in Eaton on Saturday next.
Greenlanders live in the hope of a warn
heaven, and believe in an ice-cold pIac,
for the wicked. He'll has no terrors TO