The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1881-02-03
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

The ice crop is still safe.
Wood and coal piles are low.
Court is over for a few weeks.
Lent begins on the I'd Of March,.
The Ground Hog seen his shadow.
Subscribe literally for the railroad.
The backbone of winter is still erect.
The railroad is coming, but you must
help to pay for it.
Skating Rink open for Camden and
West Alexandria Monday night next.
We don't want any more "old fashion,
ed winters.
Don't refuse the right of way for the
railroad.
Come to the DEMocRAr Office whenyou
want sale bills.
DR.. John Bruce has gone to Blufton,
Ind, to become a citizen of the place.
P. NJ. Neal will continue to sell stamps
and postal cards at the same old figures.
Camden and West Alexandra will
have next Monday might at the Skating
Rink.
Business booming very extensive
ly Just now, Nearly an merchants are
complaining;
Locaiitems are rather scarce TINS week.
most OF them having 1roze pelore pelng
fully developed.
Don't forget the dance at the Opera
House on Friday evening. II WIN DC a
pleasant affair.
Enthusiasm isn't all that is needed to
build a railroad 1t taxes cash. ana
don't forget 1t.
"Well, I should ~freeze," is the latest
expression OF surprise. 1t Is very chill
ing IN ITS enects-
If ice is not cheap next summer 1T will
be the fault of a monopoly and not OF
Jack Frost.
GEO. GEETrNG, son Of Jacob Geeting,
living = mile east OF Eaton, died Tues
day morning last, aged about % years
A hoy can mil four times more weight
in boy on a sled than he can wood from
the back yard for his mother:
w chad a regular January thaw out on
sunday last. rain all day Monday. closing
with sleet and now and a freeze up.
We don't insert communications when
tba writer furnishes only a fcticious
name. So, Johns James, you can't get in.
Skating Rink open to public Tuesday,
Thursday. Saturday night, and Saturday
afternoon omen TO ladies. and gentlemen
with ladies FRIDAY night.
Wilson & Sons dry goods establish
ment win soon occupy the room on Main
street. where ,JoesDeem had his harness
shop.
See advertisement of John Filbert in
another part of our paper. Johnny will
do all he says and more, too, in his line
of business. Give him a call.
Ladies should know that Ayers Hair
vigor is a superior and economical dress
ing. 1t has become an indispensable ar
ticle for the toilet.
Alittle over $4,000 was subscribed for
the Railroad at the meeting on Tuesday
evening at the Opera House. Wasn't
that rather a thin amount?
t'That fellow is Just like a telescope"
said a dashing girl. You can draw MN
out, see through hlm' n shut MN up
again"
Figures have been compiled to show
that a lazy man will live no longer than
Mo1Ae p go 49,
pfoo
An~sexchange says gossip about neigh
bors is conversational swll that some
persons pour out as a feast to dirty-mlnd-
Inc lnaieatlons.are tnas tne onio Leg
lslature VIII give tne people taste oi[u-
ritan Jaws only equaiieu ny 'ne ceie
"neei YOU pe
tends ne thinks ne is always right' SET II
down that he IS very otten' wrong. Don't
forget b
Frank Deem has gone to Indiana to
purchase horses. for tins market ne
viii return next week. Persons wantlng
anything IN that line VIII DO Well 10 can
on him
Geo. Lockwood has leased a hotel in
Anuerson' ihu. an nis fanny eAeeP'
hlmsen nave gone ~ .naS PNa0 1o
e&pects 10 lolow siolty' "e"
success.
This is just the weather in which to
feInemper tnat WEI ieee are sne Degn
nlngs Oh many maiaules, anu eie neA
lest persons are tne nrse 70 NC
bly, affected by soaked soies.