The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1877-07-19
DR.. F. C. LUDLOW has opened {

DR.. f. G. LUDLOW has opened q
Dentistry in the room above Joe
Woerner's clothing store, and is pre-
pared to plug or pull teeth in the most
modern and scientific style. See card
and give him a trial.
The communication signed "a Con-
sIsTENT REPUBLICAN," is rejected on
account of its personal abuse. Some
of our County officials may be very
inconsistent in their course in regard
to the Murphy movement, but that
does not merit wholesale denuncia-
ton and invectives. Our columns
can't be used for personal abuse, even
against political opponents, without
very good causes. The gentleman
can probably assuage a little of his
"malice to all and charity for %none,"
at the ballot-box in October.
Now is the time to commence to
prepare your articles and to take into
consideration what you intend to ex-
hibit at our County Fair the coming
fall. The committee who have the
affair in charge intend making it the
best that has ever been held in the
county. Nothing will be left undone
on their part to make it success.
The grounds will be put in first-class
order, and ample arrangements have
been made for the accommodation of
exhibitors. But to make it a success
our people must go to work in time,
and as the season opens, all far
mers should cultivate something, and
their wives and daughters make
something for exhibition.
Whenever an editor sits quietly
down in his sanctum and cogitates
over his inability to please, says an
exchange, with all that the word i'm
plies, each and every n of his read
ers at all times and under all circum-
stances, and Eliminates over the thou
sands oftimes when he has been found
fault with for trying to do what he, in
his humble endeavors, considers to
belong to his duty, he is apt, if he has
a reflective mind, to sigh sorrowful-
ly, to brood gloomily yer his wasted
endeavors, and to weep almost audi
bly, as the thoughts of his inability to
please pass rapidly through his fertile
brain. Imagine such an unhappy
mortal, if you can, and then wonder
how the reckless editor manages to
live out one half his allotted time.
Fortunately there are those who know
that it is impossible to please every
body, and, when you find such a one
you may look to see kim cheerfully
pursuing the even tenor of his way.
We gather from the Eaton papers,
that that village is one of the dirtiest,
worst kept places in this section of
country. You ought to come down
and see how nice and clean we are
down here. Nc hog wallows in front
of business houses, no green frog
ponds, no nasty garbage-defled al
leys, no ash piles in the streets, in this
town. We don't pay Il money for
Cincinnati hImbugs nor for county
license, but we keep it here and clean
up our streets and alleys, and improve
our town. Go TO, you nasty wretch
es. The lightning will strike your
place yet, and riddle you beyond re-
cognition, if you don't clean up. Do
have some respect for the rest of the
county.-CAMDEN HERALD.
Oh, dang it, don't be so cranky;
come up to Eaton and see for your
self. You may swing on our gate
slide or our cellar door-squirt to-
bacco juice on wi steps, and the next
circus that comes along we'll send
you a "dead-header" and show you
all around the city-treat you TO the
pea-nuts-charge you no license and
prove 10 you that we are a clean
christian people, with 'charity forall
and malice to none." Come along
and be enlightened.
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