The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-10-31
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

Chickens are dying of cholera.
The color of the wind is blew.
Quail suppers will greet us now.
Twenty-Five now predicted this
winter.
The street sprinkler has gone into
winter quarters.
Judge Hume held Court in Eaton
on last Saturday.
This is the season when "orange
blossoms bloom mostly.
G. H. Edison had a silver wedding
at his house on Saturday last.
Jas. Gabel has returned from Kan
cas- and reports good times in the
West.
A small water-dog was caught in
Twin creek last Saturday by Horace
Donohoe.
Jos. s. Campbell, of Danville, ILL.,,
is here visiting the cold folks at
home.n
OF all things known, farmers agree
that a mortgage is easiest to plant and
hardest to raise.
The school children stop at the
post-ofice on going and coming to
school.
R. D.. Hughes and M. A. Nipgen,
of Dayton, took in Eaton last Satur-
day and Sunday. Come again, boys.
The season of snow storms, cold
gales, cosy evening fire-sidcs, long
nights, and happy domestic pleasures,
is close at hand.
Perry Lockwood, connected with
the /. B. 81 w. railway and located at
Champaign, H., wasin Eaton on Sum
day and Monday last.
An important church meeting will
be held at the Baptist church next
Sunday morning, at which all menu
bers are urged to be present.
Isaac Little. a colored chap by name,
but a great thief by nature, is again
in edurance yile," charged with rob-
bing the residence of Dan'r Franc.
The proper time for a girl to.marry
is after she has counted her cash and
found thai she can support herself in
case her husband turns politician.
A. v. Auter, of Topeka, Kansas,
dropped in among US last week, to
make a short visit among the friends
of his earlier days. lie looks "fresh
and forty"
Rev. Frank Evans will preach at
the Uniyersalist Church next Sunday
at 101s O'Clock a. in. also in the eve
ming at The usual time. The public
are invited.
j. s. Steward viii sell at his resi-
dence, one mile southeast of VIM
chester, on Saturday, Nov. 18th,
horses, mares, hogs, cattle aud farm
Implements.
There ought to be eight nights in
the week TO accommodate some young
men who pay their devotions to GER
tainzyoung ladies until eleven O'Clock
every night.
It'll a wonder that that very chris
tian % editor at Camden don't go in
to conniptions over a church being
transmogriied into All opera house
But he hasn't.
We must once more remind our
readers that we need money. Those
persons who are IN arrears on sub
scription are requested to come for
ward and pay up at once.
beY ond The ability of the aver
age Republican politician to under
stand how a man can be a public Off
Ger and not steal and lis q bad sign,
a very bad sign.
Be faithful to thy God, loving TO
thy mother, pay for the DEMOCRAT,
and thou shalt secure for thyself the
richest blessings earth has to give and
the brightest joys Heaven has in store
If you are a hard drinker, strike at
once for freedom. Do not chain your.
self with that which has never dona
you any good, and has wrecked the
lives and happiness of many thou
sands.
Now the country parson dreametf
ofthe donation when the charitable
nine-tenths of the congregation viii
devour a bountiful supper at the ex-
pense of che other one-tenth, and lit.
ter the parsonage from bottom to top
Doctors are to guard human life
and bring relief to the sick. So does
DIR. Bulls Baby Syrup; it contains
nothing injurious and is always relia-
Die. 10 De Rad at all drug stores in
our city. Price 25 cents.
A reflective writer has been asking
readers to cast their eyes back about
ion years. Very few men have time
for any such nonsense. Mrs. Lot cas-
her eyes back about three minutes
and that little act obliged Lot to get
fresh wife.
]. E. Hopkins, No. 264 Sixth street
Cincinnati, has our thanks for a can
ofthe 'Iynn Haven" brand of oys
tiers, the finest now in the market
Mr.. Hopkins keeps always on hand
the best brands and Cap. Wilson SELL
them.
A clergyman's opinion.-Havin,
had an opportunity to test the excel
lent qualities of DR.. Bulls Cougl
Syrup, 1 hesitate not to say, 1t is til