The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1877-07-19
LOCAL DEPARTMENT,
Balance all.

Hold the fort-we're coming
Tomatoes and peaches plenty.
Make hay while the sun shines.
The krout crop will be a failure.
O~fice-seekers are getting a little
frisky.
The meion-colic days will soon be
here.
Cool, but not always collected-ar
ice bill.
The prospect offs big "Murphy"
crop never was better.
The crops this year will make our
farmers all feel rich. Glad of It.
Itenerant temperance lecturers are
sweet with the ladies in the cause.
There is a number ofworthless ours
in Eaton tha's a dog-goned nuisance,
One hundred empty dry goods box
es for sale at Mammoth Cheap Store.
The Mayors proclamation against
dogs and their owners is now in
order.
We lead the trade for low prices
and new goods. Mammoth Cheap
Store.
Preble county never had a bigger
or better harvest of wheat to the num-
Der of acres sown.
If your girl is in style the stripes
on her stockings are narrower than
they were last year.
Scotch Ginghams and Alpaca UNI
brellas in great varieties at Mammoth
Cheap Store.
The vices of the rich and great are
mistaken for errors, and those of the
poor and lowly for crime.
The sun now rises about five o.
clock, or thereabout. The daughter,
as a general thing, a little later.
Five hundred yards summer dress
fabrics to be offered at a great sa cri-
fee at Mammoth Cheap Store.
Henry Hill wants the city dads to
repair the ''health promoters" wallow
in front of his grocery.
Some people jerk off their coats in
a hurry, roll up their sleeves, then sill
down and rest all day.
One case (24OO yds) dark calicoes,
direct from eastern market at 5 cents
per yard at Mammoth Cheap Store.
"With malice toward all and chart.
ty for none," We advise u delin.
quents to call in and settle.
The Murphy festival of Saturday
night last cashed $40 and something
over. Times are good.
Jacob Hubbell, Sally Mikesell and
Horace Donohoe, + putting a fine
finish on the Court House hall.
The ladies now wear e of theil
dresses in their hands and the other
q somewhere about their person.
Sam Lockwood could have blowed
fifty different notes through his E
flat last Sunday morning. 1t was g
girl.
We are constantly reminded thai
the Murphy movement is a success
yet potatoes are down to 10 cents 8
peck.
The festive candidate will soon be-
gin to make his apprenticeship beef
and eloquence will not run together
this fall.
The Murphies have moved the
place of holding their meetings to the
Hall in the Sd story of Stephens
block.
JOHN RUPPEL has removed his har.
ness shop to No. 212 east Main street
opposite Oxer's livery stable. Cal
and see him.
The pleasant face of Mrs. Clara
Richey, the sweetest singest of the
west, was seen in Eaton last weel
visiting her parents.
There is one thing that may bt
t~ruthfully said of blue glass. Whisky
from blue glass bottles invariably
strengthens-the breath.
'Mound Cemetery" has nov com
pleted around it a beautiful paiins
fence. Harvey Huffman. and Doc
Evans done the work.
Begin now to make your prepare
tions for the next County Fair, by
saving some of the best of your farm
products for exhibition.
IF our fax mill was in operation thu
immense crop of fax in this county
would give it lots of good material t.
run on. IT'S a pity.
Our city dads wrestled with the
liberties of orr '.health promoters
for several meetings, but finally pass
ed the ordinance to pen 'em up.
This is the season of the year whel
the oyer-worked and tired ministe
~reereates at some watering place ant
the collections must be increased.
F. N. HA1NEs, now of the Sidne,
JOURNAL, dropped in to see us OIL
Monday last. Ned looks well, AM
we are pleased to say is doing well.
There are several ways of KILN:
grasshoppers, but none nor reliable
than that of tying their tails togethe
and permitting them to Jump in two
Whenever you see a man pull AGAR
pet tack out of his vest pocket an,
commence to chew it for a Glove, yol
may safely bet he has a blue ribbon
on.
BOSNIAN s. Hambidue. have tht