The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-01-29

Another blizzard last Monday.
Wanted-500 more subscribers.
Advertising works up business.
Tax-paying is over until June.
Nothing easier than fault finding.
! ..Mother, may I go out to skate"
Spring election is coming on apace.
Establish u reading room in Eaton.
Fine penny mackerel at T. P. Filbert's.
Flirting is the shortest road to the d
for young girls.
E~usinessi is beginning to boom through
out the country.
Every dollar spent at home is a help
to local property.
Fruit killers are killing the fruit-with
their mouths.
It is estimated that %, 1000 persons can
stand on one acre of ground.
There is a proposition out to lease
Main and Barron streets for arace track.
Is this the "open winter" we were
promised?
Ashrewd business man observes That
"the time to advertise is all the timc p"
Eggs are almost out of style. Too
high.
There is q land that is squarer than
this.
Some fellow remarked the other day
that this was the soft winter"
The yell for Maria is not heard in
this land any more.
+. P. Fiibert has inst received all of
his salt fish. Call and get prices.
The ice man has garnered his crop and
is now happy.
The Salvation Army might do some
good work in Eaton.
jackson Democrats are still coming to
the front.
Don't you purchase any Bohemian
oats.
Henry Clear had a pig to freeze stiff,
stark dead last Thursday night.
The roller skating fever in Eaton has
not abated.
Human Lockwood leaves for Brook
ings, Dakota, this week to look for a To-
cation.
The question of licensing skating Kinks
is agitating many towns where they ex-
list.
Will some blacksmith or wagon maker
take hold of our town clock and put it id
running order?
Ed. W. Il. Orr is conducting a series
OF meetings at the Christian Church, to
which the public are invited.
Turn out to the fox hunt next Satur.
day and see the fun. There will be lots
oil it ii the weather is good.
New mackerel, herring and white fish
at +. P. Filbert's.
The Hamilton Democrat says that the
Miami University is to be opened with
Professor Mcfarland at its head.
Representative Sheppard was on oul
streets last Saturday, at home taking rest
from the heavy tolls of legislative duties,
Ground Hog day next Monday, and
then our weather will be settled for the
next six weeks ahead.
The thermometer touched 20 degrees
below zero around here Thursday morn
ing OF last week.
Philosopher argues that about half We
know we guess at, and the other hal
somebody has guessed at for US.
viii Patton returned home last Friday
after several weeks visit among friend;
in Indiana.
It will soon be time for the question o
engineer for the fire department to b.
stirred up. Let Ter bile.
The saw dust spittoon must go. The.
are so dangerous and have started ST
many night fires that insurance compa
mics are protesting against their use.
William Robson (colored) died at tn
County Infirmary from lung trouble, Jan
22d, aged about 20 years. Funeral ser
vices by Rev. p. Aston.
Racing and fast driving ought to b
prohibited on the public streets, and
the Marshal would attend to his duty, a
he ought to, none of it would be done.
VIM. Mckee, Gettysburg, Preble cour
ty, O., voted for Andrew Jackson in 1SS
and for every Democratic candidate fo
President since. He is now in his 75t
gear
The new school house is finished an
a handsome one It is, a master piece
mechanism, a credit to the Board, to a
the workmen who lad q hand in builc
ing it, and to our city.
reward OF So will be given to tn
lady at the fox hunt next Saturday VIII
will catch the fox after it is in the rim!
Now girls put On your boomers and |
ready to Ego in"
Some of our exchanges; referring to Il
various skating Kinks over the codntr.
mention them as shell on Wheels" F.
our own part we are not posted on tt
subject.
The Senate has confirmed the re-a
pointment of Mr.. Neal asp. M. OF L
ton. Does that settle it for four years
not? There is a difference of opinion
the matter that time will only decide.