The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-08-08
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
It rained easy last week.

AFTER harvest NOW pay.
Let the apolar wave" now come.
Think of it-oysters next month.
tn1the midst of life we are in debt.
It won't be long until school opens
again.
Its been too hot to turn a "cool
thousand"
The fax crop is good this year and
a large yield.
Tramps and base ball players are
proof against sur stroke.
The funeral of Uncle Billy Castor
was numerously attended.
Did you ever see q white blackber-
ry. There are some in this county.
Loots Johnson has gone to Illinois
to sell buggies for a Cincinnati firm.
John Deem has a big stock of har-
ness on hand, cheap. Call at Fishers
corner.
The late cheated term" was only a
gentle hint to Brother Beecher that he
might be mistaken.
John T. Deem was elected Presi-
dent of the Eaton Murphy organiza-
ton last week.
Barnum's greatest show on earth"
exhibits at Dayton and. Richmond
next week.
The Camden HERALD wants the
Council to fence that town in. Tut,
tut, such foolishness.
Frank Deem sold his fine trotting
mare to Gen. Iddings, of Dayton.
She's q bird.
Let US hope that the bipeds who
growled SO about the cold last winter
are now fully satisfied.
Fruit canning has commenced and
the demand for jars and jugs is i'm
mense beyond precedent.
Jack Danser is saM to be the boss
blackberry smasher in Camden. Send
us a sample.
Hyou want anything in the har-
ness line call at Deems shop, IN Fish
er's corner
The new Presbyterian church in
Camden, we learn will be dedicated
early in October.
aCap." Wilson will keep butter
milk on draft, a Schooner" for five
centsi It's better thar beer.
The fair is not far off aud is sure to
go on notwithstanding the premium
list was not published.
Don't you wish you were a fish
cold-blooded-and couldn't perspire
from May tq October?
Mrs. Engie has our thanks for her
annual basketful of most excellent
pears. They can't be excelled.
The Camden Bend has been re-or-
ganized with Dick Acton for leader.
This band can't be beat in Ohio.
John Deem has the largest stock of
harness ever in Eaton and is constant
ly adding to it. Go and look at it.
This is the time of year to prune
your orchards. No water sprouts
will start if you do your pruning this
month,
Mayor Abbott and Frank Mitchell
arc good walkists, but the Mayor will
never undertake to "pile-ot' twelve
miles after night again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Bonn and
children, of Miamisburg, are making
their annual summer visit to relatives
and friends in Camden.
S. b. Hubbell keeps mi ofthe best
groceries in Eaton. When you get an
article there you can put it down as
number one
Miss Coke Bohn, of Camden, who
has been attending the musical insti.
tute in Cincinnati, is spending vaca
ton at home.
tisa remarkable fact and n tc
be deplored by the youth of the lane
that a base ball player was elect
ed to Congress.
The show folks have all gone int
bankruptcy and the preachers into tn
mountains. That is the difference il
humbugging the people.
The receipts of the Eaton Railroad
at this Office, from Sept. 21st, 1876, t.
July 3oth, 1873, foot up the neat sun
of $52,71S.88. Not SO bad.
1t is bad policy to worry about fill
ing your church. See that your pull
pit is properly filed, and then tn
church will take care of itself.
Everything is about three week
earlier this year than usual, excep
subscribers to pay for their paper, am
some of them are two years behind.
Brave men and women are the.
who are not ashamed of their povert,
and strive to live within their income
Can't keep up a false show always.
The thin, pious man, who is contin
ually grooming over the wickednes
of the world, is more troubled wit
dyspepsia than blessed with religion
No opiuml No Morphia or othe
dangerous drug is contained in D.
Bulls Baby Syrup, for the relief
Collie, Teething, etc. Price % cent
Compare this paper with those {
Eaton, and say if we do not deserve
better support.-CAMDEN HERALD.
Guess they have been doing thu