The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1886-03-25
LOCAL. DEPARTMENT.

LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
Fresh fish in market.
Lay away your seal skins.
Book beer is on tap in Eaton.
DAYS and nights are equal now.
Look out for the April fool joker.
Wells are now worn so as not to cover
the mouth.
It's no longer dudley to wear a fur-trim'
med oyercoat.
VIM. Alderman, jr., has u thanks
for a bottle of new made horseradish.
Representative Harris was at home
Sunday and Monday.
Street Commissioner Stephen is very
poorly with infiamatory rheumatism.
Prof. C. C. Miller is still confined with
his illness.
Eph. Rooms has sold out and is bound
for Kansas. He will leave this week.
Lettuce and rhubarb ought to come to
the front now.
The "fowers thai bloom in the spring.
will soon be here.
Choice New Primes, 23 b for
81 90, mt y. Rhea 81 Sons.
Two hundred Southern Ohio teachers
ask for graded township schools.
Sim Hambidge says he will acceptthe
Marshalship at $3.50. copper year.
Widow Marian Hubert died in Eaton
on Monday night last, at a very advanc-
ed age.
Eli Fisher has returned from Los An
geles, California, where he spent the
winter.
'Buzzard Roostn will raise an extra
quantity os corn next year. Jack Shear
fer has a new pillow.
Star Tobacco, 40c. per pound at
F. P. Filbert's.
After a week of beautiful spring wealth
er, the ground hog got in some work on
Sunday last.
Clean up your yards and destroy the
germs of disease before The warm sun
shine develops them.
The r~remenading times will o o be
here, with moonlight nights and lager
beer.
The esirk lists published each week
by some of our rural exchanges, is a very
.sickly', enterprise.
New radishes are in the Pittsburs
market. Buyers can look at them with
an opera glass fer 40 cents a bunch.
Mrs. Martin Rhefrss and son Charley,
are on a visit to friends in Philadelphia.
Pa. ~
The Haston farm will be offered for
sale on Friday. 1t is a splendid tract OF
land.
Choice California Dried Peaches,
Zoe. per pound at F. p. Filbert's.
Piqua struck a strong vein of gas at q
depth of fonr hundred feet! No reason
that Eaton will not have the same luck.
Rain, snow, sleet, robins, blue birds
and martins, were all mixed up in this
climate last Sunday morning.
: Isaac Silver Will cheerfully accept the
Marshalship of Eaton at $450 per year.
Does he lay around saloons and play
cards?
Don't stop your carriage, buggy or
wagon on the street crossings. Crossings
were made for the accommodation of
pedestrians, not vehicles.
Overcoats and overshoes had to be
brought u again on Sunday and Mon
day last. Give US a rest on "blizzards"
for this eason
Next veal farmers will not need to be
reminded weekly of the Bohemian oats
swindle. Experience has taught many
this year.
Esq. AL. Hubbard cut up his 15G pound
pumpkin last week and presented us with
sufficient of it to manufacture several
pies. Thanks.
Richmond xxx Butter Crack
ers, Sc. ID at T. P. Filbert's.
Lots of blowing and oats sowing was
done around here last week. An un'
usual business in this latitude in the
middle of March.
"This is an uniucky year." says the
croaker, "for it came in on Friday anC
will end on Friday, and there will be
fifty three Fridays in it,"
One single Martin arrived here las
week and took possession of the public
square, opening a war upon the sparrow'
quartered in it.
A bill has been introduced into tht
Ohio Legislature repeating the law pro
hibiting the sale of liquor within two
miles Of. any fair grounds.
The farm of Isaac Brewer, deceased
will be offered for sale at the door of thu
court house next Saturday, by the AID
ministrator, Jacob Brewer. 1t is a goo'
farm.
Mrs. Mary E. Campbell, mother of tn
late Lewis D. Campbell and grandmothe
of Jas. E. Campbell, reached her loot
birthday anniversary on the Goth of thi
month.
The little political ring that is doing tn
quiet wire working in the interest OF som
of its members had better go slow. !
is too soon for such schemes to captur
the county offices.
Carolina Rice, SC. per fb at F. F