The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1886-04-08
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

lnis county Is having It's share OF hre'
Joe Woerner is having a tussel wit
rheumatism. He'll down it.
The snow on Monday showed" th
Citizens Corporation Ticket under.
John Filbert's dun horse died last FIR
day night.
"Crouse's Bazaar" is the place fo
Hosiery Of all kinds.
Four inches OF snow last Saturda
and about 10 on Monday night.
Early fiat cabbage plants for sale b,
Eaton Gardener.
The way to Heaven-turn to the RICH
and 60 straight ahead.
Wheat generally is promising and bust
ness correspondingiy good.
Go to Kester for good seconi-handet
buggies.
General Spring trade will be somewhat
earlier this season than last.
Will the schools be "graded''.as pro.
missed? Not machly. 1t can't be did.
You will be expected to plant a tree on
the 30th Of April.
1t is estimated that fifty five thousand
men are out on a strike in this country.
Honey Drop Syrup. 2Sc. per
gallon, at F. p. FiIbert's.
Anew party has sprung up in Eaton
the "eollar partym
The first of April came in like a lion.
1t will go out lamb like.
Mrs. David Oxer of Kansas is visiting
old friends in Eaton.
Get your Fruit and Ornamental Trees,
Vines, Plants, etc., at Home Nursery.
Miss Nell Lockwood attended the
Opening at the Dayton Millinery stores
last week.
1t is whispered around hat John Rob-
inson's circus will be here late this month.
Let it come!
Edmund Quinn who is attending school
at Columbus, o., spent his weeks vaca-
ton at home.
William Alderman, jr., has plenty OF
good early and reliable cabbage plants
for sale.
A number one hand to work in tobacco
wants employment. Enquire at DEMO
cRATofice.
Craik's landing takes the cake. Go
and see it.
The edict has gone forth, that every
voter who trains with the gang must wear
their collarl
Mango, tomato, beet and egg plants,
ready and for sale all the time by Fred.
Earhardt, Eaton Gardener.
The worst snow blizzard we have had
this winter ragged here on Monday night
last. Over a foot Of snow fell.
h. B. Van Ausdal had a slight attack
of paralysis on Saturday night last. He
is improving.
Wanted.-.A good girl for general
house work. Enquire of Mrs. F. P. Fill
bert.
Miss Nell Lockwood has just received
her full stock of Spring Millinery Goods,
and invites the public to give her a call.
The Democrats of Dixon Township
elected their Assessor and one Trustee.
Jehu Rhea is the Trustee and Mart.
Zimmerman the Assessor.
The Eaton Register says there is too
much money belonging to the Eaton
building association lying idle, and wants
it put out. Yes, put it out.
New York has one licensed saloon to
every 135 of the population, which is cal
culated to make the temperance reform
er's hair stand upon end.
A speciality of Embroidery, Silks, Fill
~lorelle, &C., at "Crouse's Bazaar"
Any voter who will go before a con-
vention and permit a gang to "gag" and
"collar" him-is no man at all. He is
simply a poor tool.
Eaton now has one of the most popu-
lar and well-liked ministers that ever had
charge of a congregation in the city,
Guess who he is!
Women are liable to make mistakes
but the one hasn't been born yet who
would mistake a plush sacque for a seal
skin if her neighbor had it on.
Get your buggies repaiEted first class
for $1,000 at Kester's.
When you go into a store or office to
spend an hour, conduct yourself with the
propriety you would in a mans
house.
Soldiers at the Dayton Home consume
10000 eggs for breakfast; sixteen bar
rels of flour and 500 pounds of butter per
day.
Mr.. T. A. Wheeler, the piano tuner,
is in Eaton for a few days. Orders left
at G. G. schlenker's jewelry store will
prompt attention.
By what authority can a printing press
be run in the Township Clerks office?
We ask for information, as we have a
press that we want a room for?
Budded peach trees 10 for 81 or Seed
lings Peach tress $500 per 100, at Home
Nursery, Eaton, o. [april1-2t.
S. s.. Dix has our thanks for a copy of
the Sterling, Kans., paper. From its :,
advertising and business columns we
would say that Sterling is a live town. J..
WhofIrnished the Gang with "boodle"
to pay for the printing and distribution
of the thousands Of bogus and fraudulent
Democratic tickets scattered over Eaton
on Monday last?
1t is the duty of every citizen of Eaton
who has any influence to invite business
men and capital to locate in our city. If