The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1877-03-08
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
We had our rain.

March mas brought winter upon US
again.
Won't blue stockings answer a,
well as blue glass?
MOSES TRUssELL died in Eaton on
Sunday morning last.
Democratic aspirants tor the Eaton
post-ofice have all withdrawn.
viii We have a new P. NJ. in Eaton
under His Fraudulency?
"Sand" in the citizens of a town oil
city, is what makes the place.
Cheek and impudence are some
times mistaken for intelligence.
Saloon keepers are beginning to
figure on spring election profits.
J.. n. Lake has retired from the First
National Bank and gone to farming.
The first day of March was lamb
like, of course it will go out like n
sheep.
MICHAEL s. SoN have introduced
the blue glass into their establishment.
Look at il.
Last Saturday thirty-seven persons
applied for certificates to teach in
Preble county.
Will the present P. NJ. of Eaton be
continued? That isl leading ques-
ton now.
Gray is to be a fashionable spring
shade, but it belongs more appropri-
ately to autumn.
Our street lamps have been show
ing to good advantage these moon
light nightsl
We see in newspapers considerable
about reduction of rents. There has
been nothing of that in Eaton.
Blue is all the rage now, and we
know several who went and got on a
thigh" just TO get "blue."
The store box brigade should petit
ton for cushioned seats on the ground
of cruelty to dumb animals.
Paint preserves a building remark
ably well, and that is why the Jail res
idence should have q coat.
An exchange says: "Deal gently
with those who don't advertise" Bet
ter NOT. deal with them at all.
Will blue glass cure hams.-[Otto-
wa Sentinel.
Are yonr's bad, George?
Saturday night last about two inch
es of snow fell and Sunday morning
looked as if old winter had returned
again.
y grand fox hunt will come off on
four-mile next Saturday, centering on
the southwest corner o. Mike Flesch's
farm.
We advise our readers, gratis, not
to be in a hurry about hauling on
their summer buds; there's time
enough yet.
A little Seymour "sand" scattered
in Eaton would insure its inhabitants
to retire at night without the fear of
being burglarized. 1t can be had.
Just received at W. A. EIDsoN's, a
large assortment of Glass and Queens
ware and sold at low prices and no
mistake. Call and see foryourselves.
Sunday was a beautiful day, but the
"beautiful snow" mantled the earth
and made it unpleasant for spring
styles to be exhibited in our church.
es.
The Presidential robbery and rape
was celebrated in Eaton on Monday
night last by the firing of the cannonl
Rejoicing over stolen property!
Shamei
Young ladies should not be deceiv-
ed by this moderated weather into
leaving off their belt buckles. There
isa dampness in the air which should.
be guarded against.
"Fair count" at W. A. EIDsoN's
grocery. Queensware, Glassware,
Books, Stationery, &C., all sold a tliv-
ing prices. Call and see Beatty with
out fear of being "bull- dozed."
Senator HAINEs left for Cedar
Springs on Thursday morning last,
where he intends to remain a few
days and then leave for Columbus to
resume his Senatorial duties.
L. T. McCabe and John Longneck-
er, Of this place, have gone to witness
the Inauguration of His Fraudulency.
Mr.. Longneeker will apply for the
mission to Boorah.
Mr.. c. E. MORAY, of Hamilton
county, and Miss HOWE 81. RING
WOOD, of the city of Hamilton, will
each read a paper before the Preble
County Teachers Association, March
31sf.
The sassafras root man was around
last week selling punches of the arti-
ticle to Democrats to purify their
blood. We took a nickels worth and
don't care a darn now if Hayes gets
hanged before his time is out!
We understand there were some
country people in recently looking for
legal services, but said they did not
want the aid of any n who did not
estimate their own professional serv-
ices of some value themselves.
Horseradish is said to be q good
remedy for neuralgia. Crate and mix
it in vinegar, the same as for table
use, and apply to the temple when the
face or head is affected, or the wrist