The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-03-02
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

@CtuAS O"oh 49,
business houses now.
Sign of spring-th the arrival of the
Garden Seed man.
Have you paid your subscription
for 1875 or 1876?
The weather is changeable enough
for the most happy minded.
The summer supply of ice is slim
around here
A adead-heads is much more re-
spectacle than ! dead-beat. There.
There were forty applicants for
teachers certificates last Saturday.
Religious r~evivals are still in pro-
gress all around.
The aPhunny Seven in the city
Hall next Tuesday evening.
A good place for a holocaust-our
City Hall.
The measels are still plenty and the
demand good; whole families take
theai
The dress makers are all doing a
good business in making centennial
dresses.
4auorse Chromos'' will be neatly
and cheaply printed now at the DEM
ocRAr Office.
1t requires a very feasible memo-
ryp these days to remember that you
owe anybody
The indications are very favorable
for continued weather-until spring
opens
Our Steam Mill makes a good
brand of flour. We have tried it and
know whereof we speak.
The Methodist Sabbath School has
a new library of four hundred vol
umes.
The teachers of Jefferson Town
ship will have a meeting in New
Paris next Saturday.
The tattling, slandering, scandal
mongeris the most despicable of ami
mails in human form.
The demoralizing effect cfthis ring
business is terrible. "Whisky" is in
everybody's mouth.
A cold atidal wave" from Omaha
struck rs on Monday morning last.
and thermometers went down.
Self-conceit and ignorance are twin
brothers; the empty head is usually
The noisiest, for it depends oil that
for making known its existence.
On foot or horseback has been the
most convenient way for farmers to
get into Eaton for the past two
months.
There will be Union religious
services in the City Hall, next Sab
bath evening, March 9th. All are
invited.
School Directors aud friends of ed
ucatien generally, should attend the
County teachers Association, March
18th.
Ii is said that age improves the
tone of bells. If this be true, the
hardware stores viii have splendid
toned sleigh bells to sell next winter
About a car load of our citizens
went to Cincinnati on Tuesday last to
enjoy Mardi-G ras pleasures. Some
of them found them
Eaton was very lively On Saturday
last. Our excellent Band serenaded
the citizens aud visitors in the eve
ming from the Court House steps.
Over 100000 bottles of DIR. Bulls
Cough Syrup are sold every season
aad thousands of persons saved from
an Hntimely grave.
Local items can be shot at any sea
SON Of the year. Ifany ofour friends
see n flying around loose, the,
win please shoot and send them int
the DFNocRAF Office.
Never insult a man because he ii
poor in purse or raiment for beneath
a ragged coat it may be that a muscle
lies concealed that could put a heai
on The oldest man in the business.
THOMAS McWHINNEY, an old ant
well known citizen of this County
died in Richmond on Thursday last
and was buried at Concord Gene
terry on Saturday.
Eaton is the only frst-class city il
the United States that burns its ga
lights from 6 o'clock in the evening
until 6 O'Clock in the morning. It's
rich corporation aud our taxes ar
light, and that is why.
It's predicted that ice six inches il
thickness will be found before tn
winter is over. 1t is most probably al
electioneering canard promulgate'
for the purpose of bolstering mp tn
reputation of the G. II.
Smoke your glasses. A partis
eclipse of the Sun is set down in tn
AImanacs for March 18th, at $50 I
NJ. About give digits will be dark
ened. There will also be a partis
eclipse of the Moon on March 1Otf
No reserved seats.
The p~antaloon of the "Phunny seN
en-" combination, S. o. LAUDER, is
unique an exponent of Hump
Dumpty's partner, as the great Raw