The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-02-17
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
Job work plenty.
Pigeons are on the wing.

Job work plenty.
Pigeons are on the wing.
Sugar making is now in order.
Court commences next Monday.
SLIM and aTomn viii be on hand.
Sunday was a remarkably spring
day for the tina of year.
To let several vacant rooms in our
county Jail.
Hon. w. j. GILMORE was home on
a weeks respite from Judicial labors.
Ten sales bills in one week. That
viii do.
Valentine day wasn's much for sweet
missiyes in Eaton.
@Crooked whisky done some work
last week in Eaton.
Winter set in again on Tuesday
morning last.
WILL Robson has entered the Art
school of Cincinnati.
DR.. j. H. BRUCE reports that he
has not left Eaton, but can be found
at all times at his old Office.
There was a slight difference be-
tween the temperature Of Sunday and
Tuesday very slight
We saw two chaps on Saturday eve
Mug last that had considerable "Bab-
cock in them.
Saturday last was like a show day
ia Eaton, aud the merchants complain
ofdoiug a good business.
The Toledo DEMocRAr has our
thanks for one of its Almanacs, the
best and finest we have seen for 1876.
We had a regular summer rain on
Sunday night, accompanied BY heavy
thunder aud vivid lightning.
The at the corner of Main and
Barron streets, is a public nuisance,
and should be abatcd.
Fifty four applications were before
the Board of School Examiners last
Saturday. The next examination will
be held February 18th.
1t was a hard struggle last Friday
and Saturday nights, which should
light fhefown, tho moan-or eur gas
lamps. When We retired the moon
was aheadI
The storm ofSunday evening blew
down the chiinneys on the south
school house, and that gave a holiday
for the young ones. sIt's an i'll wind
that blows no good"
Not original-aPersons who inhab-
it domi.ils fabricated from the brittle
texture known as glassware, should
be extremely careful as to the direc-
tion ii which they cast geological
formations.
We arc enjoying q? splendid CAT
egorical serenades every night, for
which VIC are under eternal remem-
brance to an enterprising neighbor of
ours, who is now in the cAT-egory bu-
sinessl Scat.
sIf I had TO walk from here to Bal
timore for ii, / would not be without
DIR. Bulls Cough syrup in my family,
Is what we heard a lady say yester-
day.
Our efficient and wide-awake Fire
Company intend having a grand cell
ebration, parade, jamboree aad masq-
uerade ball OH the 22d. The parade
will open at 9 o'clock III the morning,
and continue all day. Everybody is
invited.
The only instance in the known
world where the managers of a Rail-
way refuse TO keep the travelling pub
lie posted as to the going and coming
of its trains, is between Hamilton and
Richmond. Some day there win be
another road running from this city
out in the enlightened country, and
then-well.
Mr.. o. G.. SHrvELY, Treasurer of
the Dayton s. Western Turnpike
Company, was in Eaton last week,
and tells us that reports owe about
Dayton say that, the smallpox is
s~uatching the people bald-headed a.
bout this place all of which is false,
there not being a single case in the
county.
The gentlemen of Camden compo-
sing the military company of that live
town, propose to celebrate G. WIS.
birthday by grand military parade
and Target shooting for prizes, the
most valuable of which we notice in
the list, is a copy of the DEMooRAT for
oneyeari Shootists from everywhere
and anywhere are invited. See their
card in another column.
The late disaster at Robinson's opera
house in Cincinnati, in which nine
women and children were trampled
to death, should open the eyes of the
citizens of this city, to the "crema-
ton" trap in the construction of our
public Hall, and move them to have
it remodeled fer the safety and pro-
lection of their families, who gather
there on public occasions.
The many friends of Mr.. WIN. S.
FoREsHELL, well known in Camden
as a frst-class business man, will be