The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-04-22

This is about the season of the yea
when man firmly determines that h
will make a perfect Garden of Eden GU
of his back yard. He may be seen ev
erywhere throughout the city digging a
though he hoped to strike a vein of gol'
or coal, while his own and his neighbor'
chickens sit on the fence waiting to go t.
work when he tires of the job.
Young man, when you converse, tall
sensibly; not in a staggering, opiniona
tive or brawling manner, nor interlardins
your speech with rude and unseemly
profanity. Foolish profanity may indi
cate the BLACKBOARD, or the man of low
associations, but never shows the gentle
man of culture or correct taste. Remem
Der, too, '.'evil communications corrup
good manners"
Eaton will be well represented at the
Railroad meeting to be held in Troy to
day Thursday. G. H. Edison, J. H
Zoos, Auditor Oldfather, ]. P. Acton
NJ. L. Holt, J. NJ. Daugherty, Jefferson
Larsh, Eli Conger, and a few others thai
we could not learn, intend to be there tt
push the claims of Eaton for the enter
prise. Don't let it slip from us, men
Secure it at all hazards.
The new Mayor and members elect tc
the Council, were properly installed into
their offices on Monday night last. The
old members gracefully retire to the
shades of private life, while the new ones
enter upon their "arduous" and ere,
~sponsible" duties of drawing compliment
tary ''show tickets" inc other pecuniary
compensations, to which they are legally
and lawfully entitled as pay for theirval.
liable and patriotic services
Come, come, come everybody, and see
the new goods received this week al
Goldman's Mammoth Cheap Store.
The young mans fancy lightly turns
to thoughts of love; the bumble-bee
BUNDLES his humble; the festive yellow
jacket and the small boy ren relations
straw hats, busters, white pants, straw
berry festivals, boils and campaign pa
pers, are putting in an appearance, and
the spring poet mounts the editorial stair
with the cheerful face and ten pounds of
manuscript. Yea, verify, spring is at
hand.
At a meeting Of the School Board on
Monday, reorganization was made. S.
S. Dix, President; w. G. NJ. Brookins,
Secretary; c. F. Brooke, Treasurer, were
all re-appointed. The Baccalaureate Adj
dress at the High School Commence
ment, June 3rd, was dispensed with, and
Sup't. in. Withrow was requested to
deliver the diplomas with appropriate re-
marks. An admission fee to the Com
mencement will be charged, ten cents
for scholars, and fifteen cents for all 9TH
ers. The Commencement will occur
June Srd, at 8 p. m.
This is the saddest season of the year
for newspaper men. They are all re-
fleeing gloomily that just as nature puts
on her loveliest garb and summer is bud
ding about three thousand young men
will leave college for good, and offer to
fill any editorial position on a metropo-
Titan journal. That SO few of them are
accommodated is due simply to the re-
.luctance of journalists to discharge men
who have labored faithfully for years
though the gigantic intellects annu-
ally sent forth by the colleges are forced
to beat impatiently against the counters
of dry goods stores.
Beautiful dress goods for 121ae. per
yard, at Goldman's Mammoth Cheap
Store.