The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1886-01-28
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

How is the Mackinaw railway?
Next Tuesday is Ground Hog day.
Sugar buckets are beginning to roll in
The oil and gas fever is bad in Eaton
Kid Lined Gloves Soc, at Jos. Woei
ner's.
Eaton will soon be perforated for mai
ural gas.
Religious reviyals are going on in sew
eral of the churches in this county.
The wood and coal markets still kee]
brisk.
Thermometers have had q good man.
ups and downs lately.
Time to get NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. j
around.
Remember "Mikado" at the Oper'
House, Saturday evening.
Ice cream ought to be cheap next sum
mer.
Good porkers brought $500 per hun
dred in Eaton last Saturday.
The skating Kinks are going down
down.
Charley Moore has returned from his
visit to Tennessee.
The pork packing season has about
closed and hogs are on the rise.
Buck Gloves and Mittens at cost al
Jos. Woerner's.
Mosquitoes have not been presenting
their bills lately.
There is said to be over forty vacant
houses in Eaton.
Squire Hubbard has our thanks for a
treat Of a bucket of fine buttermilk.
-Tif6n has a good gas well. and Eaton
al have one too.
Six men were buried in a snow slide
in Colorado, and two killed.
Over one hundred and fifty kinds of
roller skates were patented last year.
Mems and boys Wool Knit Socks &c.,,
worth 25c., at Jos. Woerner's.
There are $50 newspapers in the Uni
ted States printed by colored men.
Just received at j. Rhea & Sons, a
car load of Sugar Buckets, cheap for the
cash.
In a Fresno, California, barber shop
they furnish music for the BARRIERS to
shave by.
Murphy has already secured signatures
to IN Thousand temperance pledges at
Youngstown.
"Mikado" at the Opera House next
Saturday evening. Admission-75, so
and So cents.
Mrs. VIM. Ward has returned to Ea-
ton from a visit to her parents in Rising
Sun, Ind.
Obed Dillman, who has been danger
ously sick with lung fever. is getting bet
ter.
Barnum has purchased Jumbo's wife
Alice at a cost of $40, DOC, 900. 00O. 30, cir
Gus bill figures.
Hand shaking is going out of date
Spring candidates and office seekers in
general should bear this in mind.
Red Medicased All Wool Undershirts
and Drawers 81. worth $3.50, at Jos.
W~oerner's.
The Bohemian oats men are being ex-
tensively pulled by the newspapers these
days.
The Eldorado correspondence should
have appeared last week, but we're re-
ceived too late.
Ezra Her, Of Van Vert county, is here
visiting friends aud relatives. He drop
ped in and paid for the DEMOCRAT.
A question for our debating societies.
Why is it that our churches hold revivals
only in the winter season?
A colored man cannot get shaved nor
have his hair cut at any Of the barber
shops in Forest.
The present age will be recorded in.
history as the great natural gas and Bo-
hemian oats era.
Physicians say, "Never eat between
meals" Working between meals is what
worries us most.
Regular 81 Oyeralls for 7oc.; SOC. for
regular 75c. Overalls, at Jos. Woerner's.
Nj. Charles Wright is our agent at
Lanier P. o., to receive subscriptions
and new subscribers for the DEMOCRAT.
It is now supposed that the graceful
orang will be scarce as well as dear this
year.. Half the crop has been frozen in
Florida.
"Mikado" handkerchiefs are of white
silk with delightful Japanese designs on
the broad hem-stitched border. Get one
for next Saturday night.
Mr.. Sam Lockwood, wife and children,
after a pleasant visit with parents and
friends, have returned to their home in
Dakota.
Don't forget the assignees' sale of Jas.
Haston on the 10th of February, and the
administrators sale of Isaac Brewer,
deceased. See our advertising columns
for both of them.
The less tramps are fed, the less burg
laries there win be committed, as there
will be less chance to observe weak places
in windows and doors. Don't feed
tramps, make them work or starve.
$1.29 for All Wool Jeans Pants, sold
elsewhere for 81, at Jos. Woerner's.
A pleasant progressive euchre party
was given by Miss Laura Bruce, at hel
home south of Eaton, on Thursday eve
ming last. The prizes were won by Mrs