The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1877-08-23
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
Flour is falling.


Sue Stephens is home sgain and
Reynolds is happy.
Next month has an or" in it. that
means oysters.
Gate hinges that will "carry dou-
BILE" are now in demand.
Say, can't you get your neighborto
subscribe for the DEMOCRAT?
Lots of dogs have died lately. Poi
SON don't agree with them. :
The people of Ohio are not dispos-
ed to ego West" even for a Governor.
Ayers & Filbert are doing a land
Office business in fruits and vegeta-
bles.
The amount of talk produced by a
keg of lager has never been accurate
ly arrived at.
Ohio will produce 100000 BUSH
els of wheat and a big Democratic
majority this year.
This is fly time for country news
papers. They have to fly around to
make both ends meet.
Ayers s. Filbert buy for cash and
sell on close margins, hence their i'm
mense trade.
Tell your neighbor that 25 cents
will pay for the DEMOCRAT from now
until after the election.
1.-THE dollar of the daddies" sounds
very nice, but we will take the dollar
of any body who owes us
A small dish of charcoal placed in
the meat larder will keep the arti-
Giles sweet and wholesome almost as
ice.
"A Lyceum meeting of the Teach
ers' Association will be held Thurs
day evening, at north school build
ing.
Send your orders for job work
right along. Neat, tasty, and legible
work guaranteed or no charge. Re-
member this.
When you get that wheat threshed
you should remember the promises
you made the printer about paying
him for the paper.
Fair time draws on apace. Are you
preparing to do your share towards
making it a success? If not, go to
work at once.
Ayers s. Filbert manufacture and
sci. immense quantities of cigars at
wholesale, but keep the best for their
WI retail trade.
It's a tip-top idea to 'train up a
child in the way it should go" and
its also advisable o-go that way
yourself occasionally.
Advertising pays. Last week We
remarked that "rain was needed, 7 and
before our paper had been issued six
hours we'had a fine shower.
We are panied to the
death of MINOR LAFAvoR, infant son
ofFrank and Mary Whiteside, near
Camden, on Sunday last, of cholera
infantum.
Labor strikes and failures are two
of the legitimate fruits of the Repub-
lican rule in this country for sixteen
years. Do the laboring men want it
continued.
"No,n said a Barron street girl, and
the wrinkles in her face smoothed out
pleasantly, mo, do not remember
the last seventeen year locusts. 1 was
an infant then"
How wise is the tramp who sleeps
in the fence corner or under the UNI
brageous tree, and has no fears of Tho
tel fires and six-story leaps to stone
pavements.
Give the doctors a show. Shove
in all the green stuff you can find, and
=. occasionally put down a real greer
watermelon. Collins are cheaper thar
they were last year.
The recent rains will be worth mil
lions of dollars to the farmers of Pre-
BILE county, in bringing forward thu
growing corn, which was beginning
to suffer from the drouth.
Henry DeGroot, of the Old Relia
BILE Planning Mills, left for Michigan
on Monday morning to make a heav!
purchase oflumber and square tim
Der for the Musselman warehouse.
Phil. Miller is the champion be-
hunter ofsPreble county. He wen
into the woods on Thursday last will
a field glass, and returned in the eve
ming after having found seven be-
trees.
Eaton is having quite an extensiv,
wholesale trade in cigars, manufac
tured at our different factories. B,
the way, what has become of our pro
posed wholesale boot and shoe fac
tory.
While growing at her husband tn
other day a New York woman wa
struck by lightning and Instant
killed. If you want your wife to Sc
this paragraph cut it out and paste
on the looking-glass.
The Universalists have complete
their Church, by erecting a belfry an
q gallery, making it n of the neat
est churches in Eaton. Our peopl
have reason to be proud of our man
elegant churches.
The joint discussions between ur
Gle Daniel and Jeremiah, at Hill