The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1886-05-27
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

" E0ocAinSAs 10
new two-horse wagon.
High school graduating services this
Thursday evening.
Jersey at 80 cents. at Mammoth Dry
Goods Store.
Flowers for Decoration day will be
plenty.
Hog cholera is reported prevalent in
some sections of the State.
1t is the .duck Of bonnet that makes
a young lady's head swim.
The next State Teachers Examina-
ton will be held at Columbus, July 9Th.
The Estey Organs lead the world and
sing their own praise.
Cucumbers and cramps are in market
at 5 cents apiece
A great deal Of corn had to be re-plant-
ell on account of the storm.
Miss Mitchell, of Richmond. is the
guest of Miss Coffman.
Ed. Graham. has retired from the Rem
ington, Ind, News.
Look at Craik's remnant counter.
A dry summer is predicted because
snakes made ar early appearance.
The strikers may do the striking, but
the cyclone does the blowing.
Miss Bell Dix, of Xenia Home, was
visiting in Eaton last week.
B. Sheafer of the Camden job Office,
called on the DEMocRAr last Friday.
Lawns at 311ss cents, at Mammoth Dry
Goods Store.
The year 1886 will be long remember
ed in Prebie county.
The tramp season has begun, and the
farmers are being bored by these pesti-
ferrous creatures.
Gnats are very small "blood suckers"
and that is all they amount to. just like
some of the human family.
Soldiers Home EXCURSION, 10th OF June,
and only s1.o5 tie round trip from Ea-
ton.
It is to be hoped that the commence
ment audience will not include the usual
number OF infants.
Frank Bloomfield may save you from
$50 TO 500 on a Piano. Try him.
1t is estimated that 200, OOO, 900 pounds
of bogus butter are made and sold each
year in this country.
1t is said that all the pensions paid by
the Government come from the tax on
whisky and tobacco.
Glen R.. Gilmore is in Eaton to look
after his fathers interest in the turnpike
damage.
You needn't ego west" any more for
big cyclones. Ohio can furnish any size
you desire.
A Big reduction in Parasols at Craik's'
Our local insurance agents have been
doing a rushing business the past week
in cyclone policies.
Mrs. Mary Van lyle, of Winchester
Ind, is spending Commencement week
with Mrs. ,. H unger-
"Come up before the Goth of June" Oh
"shut up," is now the law against liquor
sellers.
Nearly all OF the cyclone sufferers arr
putting their premises in shape as vel
as they car.
Cyclone policies issued by Home In
surance Co., of New York. Assets abou
So, 0O0, 900. HENRY H. FARR, agent.
Over 100 extra copies Of the DEMocEAl
were wanted last week. Sorry we coult
not supply the demand.
For one week only, Simpsons Bes
Black Calico at 324cents a yard, at Nam
moth Dry Goods Store.
Saloon keepers who don't intend t.
pay The 5000 tax had better close up be
fore the collector comes around.
It will not be long until we can tell tn,
spring chicken by the size of it, withou
first going to the trouble of cooking it.
Granny Harter, who is among the old
est ladies in north Preble county, is be-
fast again.
Our County Commissioners have hal
lots of business to attend to during tn
past week-the result of the storm.
70 go L&Z EEN." L-" ~ x $3.50
Frank Bloomfeld's office, corner {
Main and Beech streets, opposite Prebl
County Bank. Call and see him.
Signs of a storm now incline almos
everybody to take TO "the cellar instea
of to "the woods"
Geo. McKinstry, of Nation, ILL.,, wa
here last week visiting among his oil
friends and neighbors.
John Hickman shot a strange dog Q
his premises last Monday evening SUI
posed to be rabid.
Mr.. Charles Schlenker had a sevel
and dangerous attack of neuralgia of ii
stomach on Saturday evening last. F
IS ABOUT again.
Remnants of Muslins, Calicoes al
Dress Goods at Craik's. a.
Rev. j. G. Bishop will preach a Sc
mon next Sabbath morning, at tt
Christian Church, to parents. Duties
Counsel and Encouragement.
The name of the author of an artie
attached to it, is not unfrequently a 81
fcient answer to its entire effect and il
portance.
A bran new safe was put into t
Washington township room last Monda
We are getting so we'll off that a S;
must be purchased to hold our valuable
If you have a Piano or an Organ tt