The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-07-18
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

LOCAL DEPARTMENT..
Fans are busy.
Plant buckwheat. =
Cofh goes on up.
Ice cream harvest.
Muzzlc the dogs now.
The gas question is quiet.
rs isnow on the home stretch.
Do you want some old papersa
No sunstrokes in this place yet.
The fly didn't hurt the wheat much.
It's hot, but guess you know that.
Are you thinking about our county
fair?
The heated term has effected the ice
trade.
The Commissioners @courted" last
Saturday.
Only two months until our county
fair.
The general tendency of wages are
downward.
Fun, boys, but not SO much at the
public crib.
LIE Fevre pills for sale at. Brookins'
Drug Store.
flour paper is dull this week, think
of the heat.
The late cool spring didn't ruin the
the corr crop.
Candidates are beginning to mate
rialize in this county.
Some Of our county officials should
nut on q little more dignity.
The Camden Guards have been dis
banded. What was the reason?
Human ard inhuman cremation has
been going on for three weeks.
Some of the blue ribbon boys have
dramatic entertainments every day.
We are fernenst living cremation
and petition for q let up in the wealth.
or.
The summer is going to the dogs.
That is to say, it is approaching the
dog-dsys. 1sg ,r' az
Nc county fair win be held in Allen
county this year. Come overto ours,
FISHER.
Tho Murphy meeting ON Sunday
afternoon last was slim. Boys, what's
the matter2
There will be a big temperance
meeting at "Cedar Springs" on Sun
day next.
What a friendly world this would
be if every man was a candidate for
some Office.
The blue ribbon people have learn
ed that il is easier to get into debt
than it is to get out.
David May. sends us in a stalk OF
oats measuring 619 feeti That is the
tailest. Next.
Everybody seems to think them
selves a moral half bushel to measure
the worlds frailties.
Flies are getting too COMPOUNDED
familiar. This breeds contempt, and
they ought to know it,
The aRcichel House" runs a nice
two horse carriage to the trains for
the accommodation of passengers.
A stranger passed by on Main street
the other day and %enquired if there
was a saloon in our public building.
Gentlemen who would like to earn
their bread by the sweat of their
brows will find this weather very fav-
orable.
Judge MEEKER was in Eaton on
Saturday last. There will be no reg
uIar court until next November, but
III
A:great deal Of corn and oats was
ffattened cut around here on Friday
last, by a heavy storm of wind and
rain.
The present rulers of the laws OF
etiquette have decided that it is only
good style to bow after the lady has
bowed.
Mr.. John S. Williams informs us
that he plucked a stalk of oats from
his field that measured six feet and
two inches. Next.
There are a great many knowing
people in this world. Eaton is bless,
ed with more than her average num-
Der. Who wants them.
An exchange brusquely remarks
IA man that wear plug hat this
kind of weather is either a fool or q
college graduate
A beautiful complexion depend,
upon the purity of the blood. To KEEP
the blood pure and healthy use DIR
Bulls Blood Mixture.
The glutton who can eat his hall
dozen apple dumplings and fifteen
roasting ears, now will soon be brag'
cling over his achievement.
W. F. Albright, of the REGISTER
has gone on the editorial excursion tc
Cape May. We couldn't see it. W.
didn't have the $50.
Our String Bands concerts are bull
~. Boys, draw on us for a dimes
worth of ice ream and cake. w
don't want to be mea
This is the kind of weather which