The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1875-09-30
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.


Edison is ONE aheadl
Butter is scarce.
Roasting ears are out.
Sweet potatoes plenty.
More hen fruit needed.
Coal up for winter.
Peaches r at their end.
The fair was a ccess That's
fairi
The fair is over. Now forthe cleo
ton.
Tomatoes have nearly run their
race.
Four weeks moro win worry the
flies.
FAN overooats are being brought to
view.
The season has recalled the mil
liners smile.
Coal dealers are beginning to fob.
the chink.
1t is sweet to know that base ball
is on the wane.
Fresh pork has commemorate grease
the market.
oeb .olnmn e wr;ttan with
a first-class pair of scissorsl
Farmers and politicians are now
sowing that which they wish to reap.
The aequinoctiar was cold but
not very wet visitation this time.
The time will soon be changed on
the Town Clock. 1t will be the right
time.
Women become grayer nowadays
than men. They fool with their hair
lore.
Health reports show a satisfactory
sanitary condition prevalent among
our citizens.
Some people act as if their printing
debts were like coffee, and would set
tie themselves by standing.
We want wood. Those intending
to pay their subscription in wood,
will please bring it along.
As the nights grow in length SO
does the happiness of the girls, and
the "seven upD players.
Many of our farmers will lose heaps
ofmoney this fall by not having alot
OF wheat to sell.
1t is not the potato bug that is wor-
rying the farmer now, but tho persist
ent ofice-seeker.
Candidates attended the fair and
shook hands with the old folks and
kissed all the babies.
There is soma truth in the saying
that a clean shirt on your back is
worth two in the wash-tub.
1t is in bad taste for Minister of
the Gospel to preach politics from the
pulpit, but infinitely more SO on the
public highway.
Church members, in good standing.
will do well to get a permit from
their pastor preparatory to putting up
their stoves.
The enumeration of school children
in this School District has just been
completed, and fools up III, which
shows a population ofs.610.
EVERYBODY that can afford it should
now lay in their supply of winter
coal. 1t will advance in price with
the season.
The long evenings are coming on
apace. Subscribe for a good paper
like the DEMOCRAT, and spend your
time with your family.
There are kome persons in Eaton
who receive about one letter annual
ly, and yet they are, generally, the
first to be at the opening of every
mail.
ulooks suspicious, to say the least
when a man enters drug store by
the side door with a pint bottle in his
hand, but he may be after medicine
for his sick horse.
There is due us on subscription
nearly eight hundred dollars, and W.
hope all persons knowing themselves
indebted will call and pay US as WI
need the money.
A gold ring with oval shaped Sc
in was lost on the Fair Ground. Tht
finder will be literally rewarded b!
returning it to HORACE BoNER, Esq.
Eaton, o.
Mr.. THEo. HARBAUGH, of Eaton
has in his possession a stem win
glass, used by Gen. Washington. i!
proposes sending it to the Centennia
for exhibition.
And now comes the Radical Coun
ty Commissioners, and prefer giving
contracts at higher prices to partie
outside the county, to sustaining tn
laborers of our own county.
D1ED-In Dayton, on the 25thinst
Mrs. HANNAH SWAIN, relict of Rev
G. W. Swain, aged 80 years. Tn
funeral took place from the NJ. I
Church here on Monday morning.
Nowadays popularity is to Sc
your name posted up on a fenc'
Somebody will inquire as to VIII