The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1886-04-01
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
.sAll fools day"-look out!

Fishing time is close at hand.
Cocheco Calico, 81 cents at Craik's.
Judge Hume will open Court in Eaton
on Monday next.
j. N. Lake has received his pardon
from Gov. Foraker.
Fred Earhardt has for sale early cab
bage plants of the best variety.
Go to Kester for good and stylish sur
reys, $4,000 cash.
Miss Rae Fox has returned home after
a visit of several weeks in Lancaster, KY.
Chas. Unger is visiting relatives in
Middletown, Ind.
Stanly Zoos is spending his vacation at
home.
F. G. Thompson, of Springfield, o., is
spending several days with his mother at
this place.
Work is progressing on the @. ". Wa
NJ. railway enterprise between Manches-
ter and Lewisburg.
Honey Drop Syrup, use. per
gallon, at r. r. Filbert's.
The steam engine and fixtures pur-
chased by Ed. Wyatt was sold for 81, $3.50,
instead of 81 500 as we stated last week.
Miss Laura Hunt is visiting in Terre
Haute, Ind, and is also continuing her
studies in, painting.
Get your Fruit and Ornamental Trees,
Vines, Plants, etc., at Home Nursery.
Rev. Thomas Campbell and bride Of
Kenton, O., are spending their honey
moon with his parents in this place.
Ed Kirk and Frank Shirley, two light
ming jerkers of Galveston, Ind, spent
several days of last week with Grant
Lewellen.
The Commissioners of Preble county were
in joint session here last Tuesday with our
Commissioners ON the McCrate joint ditch
matter.-Greenriue Adcoeate.
Greenville has organized a gas and oil
company with a capital of s., 900, and will
commence boring oon The amount
was raised in a few days.
Go and see Craik's yard wide muslin,
at AZ cents.
The janitor of the court house don't
a r about the hall of the building being
made a depository for old furniture pur-
chased at public sales.
The ~assignees of James Haston dis
posed of the west road farm last Friday
at public sale. John O'Neal purchased
it at So, 0 90. Cheap dirt.
Evaporated dried peaches are worth
15 cents at f. P. Filbert's instead of II
cents as advertised last week in the DEM
ocaAT. It was a mistake of the printer
Get our full leather top buggies Of
Kester for $4,000. 5000 less for cash.
Our public square now looks like an
old swamp deadeningl A county Com
missioner is needed who resides in Ea-
ton.
BENZ. Meals farm property was injur-
ed by fire on Friday last. Loss not
known but covered by insurance in the
Ohio Farmer.
The last meeting of the P. c. 7. A. for
this season will be held in the Opera
House in Eaton, on Saturday, April 10th
A good programme has been provided.
STAR Tobacco, 4Oc. per pound,
mt f. r. Filberl's.
Mr.. Willis has moved his meat shop
into the Cleveland grocery room, where
he invites all his customers to call in the
future.
Who ordered the work of vandalism
that has been perpetrated upon the beau
tiful shade trees that adorned u public
square. and were the admiration of every
stranger that visited Eaton?
The farm residence and contents OF
Jesse Hapner, in Harrison township, was
damaged by fire on the 18th of last month.
Loss estimated at $6S and paid by the
Ohio Farmer.
Fruit of the Loom Bleached Muslin
tx cents, at Craik's.
Nothing can be had so cheaply to en-
nance the value of your property as good
sidewalks, shade trees, a lear fence and
a clean yard. 1t makes a town attractive.
and is quickly noticed by strangers.
Abner Dunlap had his meat house en-
tered on Friday night.last and four hams
carried away. Abner thinks it must have
been q Democrat who did the business
he left two hams. Had it been a Repub
lican he would have taken all!
housekeeping is now upon US, ant
those that want pictures framed can ge
moulding at Miller's Drug Store cheape
than they ever purchased before. Yo'
can also find there the new wall cover
ing "Alabastine." [apr1-2
The s. P. G. A. Society of Eaton, ha
organized and elected its officers. Jos
Cramer, is Treasurer, DIR. F. M. Michae
Secretary, and James Nelson and Rev
Mrs. Meharry Vice Presidents. We hop
to hear of it doing good work.
A missionary tea, in behalf of the Lit
tie Helpers. will be given in St. Paul
NJ. E. Church on Wednesday, April 7th
Supper will be served from 81 until y
O'Clock, p. M, after which a n excelleu
musical and literary program will be rel
dered. Admission, 25 cents.
Craik's prices draw the people to h
new dry goods store, on corner Of Mai
and Maple.
A "down east" man is m aking a tel
scope which will bring the moon with
one hundred miles. Now if some scientif
genius will invent contrivance that wi
bring distant delinquent subscribe
close enough for publishers to collier Their
we'd purchase ne.
The Springfield steam engine exhibitt
on orr streets last Saturday nv MeSSr