The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1881-02-24
Loak out fer the spring styles.

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this SPRING.
The thing is fixed certain. We are tc
have a railroad.
Ahen doesn't mingle in promiscuou:
society. She has her. w exclusive set
Think of holding a special election fol
a Corporation Clerk for four weeksl
Mr.. Geo. Rau, of the Eaton Brewery.
had a severe stroke of paralysis last week.
L. F. Llmbert, Esq, of Greenville, o.,
was in Eaton last Tuesday on legal bust
ness.
Visit the schools. Your presence viii
encourage both the teacher and the
scholar.
Counting next summer will be much
cheaper, owing to the reduction in the
price of ice.
Our merchants report business dull,
but they are living in anticipation of a
good trade in the spring.
We believe the taxpayers of the Cor.
poration ought tospermit the special cleo
ton for a Clerk to go by default.
Put your surplus money into manufac
turing establishments, which are much
needed at this place.
According to the almanac, spring viii
be along about the 10Th of next month
We hope SO.
How would II do for the Mayor and the
entire Council to resign, and let the PEG
pie haYe an new deal?
There will be a donation at the Pres
byteriah parsonage on the evening of the
Bird of March. The public are invited.
There will be a fox hunt in the neigh.
borhood of Sugar Valley and Concord
Saturday, March 9Th. Go and see the
fun:
When a woman leaves a nan who ha:
not earned his salt for years, he immedi
ately adxertises that he will pay no debts
of her contracting.
"A western editor. speaking of con.
cert singer, says that her voice is. deli
cious-pure as moonlight, and tender al
Al old shirt.
e'Cern smut is not injurious to cows
says an agricultural writer. Corn mea.
is mot injurious to man, but the juice Q
tits.
sItsis known as stmashology'' this thing
you know, o imagining you have mashed
ed a girls heart until it is as fiat Is
congressional speech.
Those parsons who have done, hare
swearing TO get on the Pension Rolls are
To be given an opportunity to rise and
explain.
Longer grows each day, and more op.
portunities of work by daylight are our
shorter grow our lives, and fewer arr
the days OF our pilgrimage.
The DEMocRAT gives a better assert
ment of reading matter, and more of it
than any paper in this neck o. woods
Subscribe for it.
White women have too much sense tt
put rings in their noses as snvages do
They adorn their faces with patches o
court plaster.
We have only a fair weather Tow
Clock. That is it only marks the time
in fair weather. Couldn't that be rem
edied?
We long for winter to break up that thu
huge pile Of dirt and stone may be re-
moved from the Court House yard.s I
looks distressing.
Isaac and Rutledge Huffman, of Ea
ton, purchased the Ellen Larsh farm las
Saturday, $50 acres at $62.25 per acre
amounting to 81, POS 90.
There seems to be nearly a uhanimou
feeling to esehew politics in our Corpora
ton election in April. 1t is a pity ther,
isn't q Mayor and a full Council to elect
Michigan has 9 female type-setter VIII
set up 5000 ems, made up the paper
took in $50 on subscription, and sued tn
editor for breach of promise, all inside c
aday and a half.
The time of the Engineer of our Fir
Company expired last Saturday night
but there was no provision made to Fl
his place, although the law requires il
We have a bully Council.
Mrs. Eleanor Lockwood will close on
her stock of groceries, &C., and fixture
at cost, on and after Feb. 2Sd, 1881, Yves
of the Court House, Barron street, Es
ton, o. Hubbard & Peters, Agents.
Gray hair may be made to take on il
youthful color and beauty by the use {
Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewel
the best preparation for the hair know
to the science OF medicine and chemistry
The editor wrote.1tAn Evening wit
Saturn and it came out in the pape
"An Evening with Satan" It Wa
mighty rough, but the foreman said
was the work of the "devil." And
looked that way. a..
Those persons who assert that christ
anity is losing its hold upon our Peep
are evidently non-church-goers. Clerg,
men to-day command higher salaries al
women wear more expensive clothes
church than'ever before.
I'D. Brown, superintendent of Han
ilton Schools, has our thanks for a COZ
of the annual report of the Board OF E
ucation. Its an interesting exhibit
the schools of that city and its many t,
ented and prominent graduates.
L. D. Brown, Superintendent of Il
Hamilton Schools, attended the Institu
at Eaton on Saturday last. Mr. B. is o
of the most active and diligent worke
in education in Ohio. "High homo
await him" in that line.
BENZ. P. Kennedy purchased on Nc
day last, of John Reiehel, the proper
in Eaton known as the "Bee Hive,' a
the house and lot on the northeast c,