The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-08-07
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

Mr.. Mayor, muzzle the dogs.
The ebay fever is on hand.
Thomas concerts are free in Eaton.
SKINNER nearly over and no circus.
The voice of the reaper is stilled.
Good weather for hunting-acool place.
Harvest home" pic-nics are now in
order.
We are going to have a bully fair this
year.
Lake salt $l,eO per barrel, at Rhea,
Kelly & Co.
Mailing campaign lies' has COM
menced.
Watermellons come high but we must
have 'em.
Look outl Joe Campbell has sharpen
ed our assistant editor.
Fresh canned ~Pineapples 15c a can, at
Rhea, Kelly & Co. &
The voice of the katy-did is now heard
over the land.
Abate that hog wallow on Main and
Cherry streets.
If you have hogs, geese or COWS, turn
them out on our streets. 81
Charles Haines, Esq, Of Hamilton was
in Eaton last Saturday.
Best goblets 75c per dozen, at Rhea,
Kelly & Co. la n
McCord's excursion to Cincinnati is
next Wednesday. =
We are glad to see Joe Woerner again
out and on his pins.
Frank Thompson has gone to Putin
bay for the hay fever. E
The big Ring of Eaton still mourns its
defeat and will not be comforted.
Quite a number OF our citizens are tax
ing in the Niagara Falls excursion.
II kind of glass and quensware cheap
er than ever, at Rhea, Kelly & Co.
Mr.. M. N. Brouse of Eaton, has been
retained as principal of the Sevenmile
schools.
A number Of persons about Eaton are
suffering with the fux. Be careful of
your diet.
Mr.. Robert Wallace, of the house of
John Shillito, Cincinnati, spent last Sab
bath in Eaton.
John Garland had a cow killed by the
up passenger train on Thursday night
last, at the Dayton pike crossing.
Geo. Balm will be here and speak at
the Prohibition Convention in Eaton IN
the l4th inst.
Rhea, Kelly & Co., beat all for the
best and cheapest glassware ever offered
in Eaton.
The lawn mower belonging to the
Court House park might as well be dis
posed of by our Commissioners.
Miss Bell Mills and Miss Mary Van
Ausdal, of the city of Dayton, are visit
ing Miss Cora and Ruth Van Ausdal.
The reason hat man wants but little
here below, but wants that little long, is
because it is 80 convenient to be "short,"
Oh, yesI Just received the largest
and best stock of glassware cheaper than
ever, at Rhea, Kelly& Co.
There will be some fine running races
at our County Fair, and Citizens purse
made up for the purpose. 'Rah for the
fair.
Observation-Disclosures room and board
by a man and wife, a place where there
are no other boarders preferred. Adj
dress or call at the Flax mill.
We want to see the ugly mug of the
editor of the Germantown PRESS at the
Prohibition Convention in Eaton on the
14th inst. Do you hear, Harky?
G. H. EDISON has purchased the lot
on which the Excelsior Seat Factory
building stood, and we understand will
erect a large and commodious coal house
on it.
Loots johnson, Isaac Pugh, Eli Thomp-
son and several others of u horsemen,
have started with their fast stock to "take
I'M several adjoining county fairs. We
predict for them a lively time.
At Concord on Saturday evening next,
an ice cream festival will be held at that
place. The proceeds to be used towards
purchasing an organ. A cordial invita-
ton is extended to all.
The second row of shade trees that
adorned the west side of the Court House,
were yanked out by the Street Commits
sioner to make room for the new water
course. 1t looks better down that way.
"No girl gets along well without a
mother" says a moral exchange. This
may be true, but hereabouts girls work
harder to get mother-in-laws than they
do to get mothers.
A fine horse belonging to Philip Miller
broke loose from his hitching on Satur-
day last and made an attempt to leap
over the iron fence around the public
square, wa caught on one of the railing
in his breast and severely injured.
The outlook for American farmers is Of
amost encouraging character. 1t is es'
timated that Europe will this year buy
three hundred million bushels of wheat,
a large proportion OF which will come
from America.
A. M. Comostock, of Richmond, Ind.
drove a pair of horses from Richmond
into Eaton on Saturday last and put VI
at Phil Millers Livery, when n of then
vas attacked with collie and died in a few
hours. He was valued at $500.
Don't ''shoo'' a horse when he is run
ming on the street with nothing but al
empty saddle on his back. There is moi
much danger of him throwing the saddle