The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-08-05
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

Give US a circus.
~Campmeetings all around.
Cool nights and mornings.
Peaches are falling-in price.
Aquiet tongue shows wisdom.
Fresh oysters loom up before you.
The Court House will be repaired now,
Almanacs for 1881 have already ap-
peared.
Peaches and melons are now a popular
dessert.
An Office for every candidate is what
is needed now.
Capt. Leugh, of the Dayton Soldiers
Home, was in Eaton last Saturday.
The small boy and the velocipede claim
the right of way on the sidewalks.
Campaign flags, banners, badges and
medals at Edison & Young's.
ntemperance produces disease, stupe-
fes the senses, and brutiies the mind.
showEthis paper to your neighbor and
have him take it through the campaign.
It Satan sows tares, Christians should
be all the more diligent in sowing wheat.
eSwho commits injustice is ever made
moreaEretehed than he who suffers it.
No Of twelve men could fail to
convietDr. Tannerof emotional insan-
itys
Tiers viii be an ice cream social at
the Universalist church next Saturday
nights
suppSse he idiot DR.. Tanner does
starse himself forty days and live, What
doe6he prove? (
Water always seeks its level; and If
there is too much whisky init. it makes
a man::seek his level too. Il
It isa debatable question now as to
whichdakicks'' the hardest a defeated
candidate for an Office or a mule.
The threshing business goes on. It
will close in November and Hancock
viii be declared the boss.
During the heated term muzzle your
dog before he gets mad, and treat your
self.the same, way on politics.
msParis the fashionable shade is "sul-
phur." There is one other place where,
also, it is fashionable.
Be not respondent; there is enough in
life Of sunshine and happiness TO supply
each mortal with a full share.
The town has been very quiet and dull
during the past week, and local items of
interest are exceedingly scarce.
Political poles are being raised all
around. There is nothing in it but non
sense.
VIM. Engie has our thanks for his an
nual zbasketfull of fine pears left at the
DEMocRAT Office. No better fruit grows.
When a girl is compelled to wed first
and falhin love afterward she usually
does SO with some other one than her
husband.
If you want your orange or lemon trees
budded bring them to Rollman & Bro,
North Maple street, Eaton, o., by the
10th of August.
Last Thursday night was lively on Bar
ron street. Some eight or ten engaged
in a general ''set to-" without any seri-
Gus results. No arrests.
Nowsis the time to have your pictures
framed. Edison & Young have a larger
stock than5eyer of mouldings and frames
on second floor.
The only way to keep boy from going
in a swimming is to convince him in
some way that swimming is a duty he
owes to his mother.
The time for the splicing and picking
of fruit has come and the economical
housewife may be seen going through
herhusband's vest poeketsfo cloves.
Our colored ~bredderen' in Eaton are
already initiating the "white trash in
religious matters. Their congregation
has split ON Baptism and Methodism.s =
Aman at Augusta, Ga, on receiving a
doctors bill for medicine and visits,
wrote that he would pay for the medi-
cine and return the visits.
DR.. Prices extracts, perfumes, toilet
waters, yeasts and lemon sugar The
best and moststandard goodsin the mar
ketr at Edison & Young's.
The growing corn has now reached a
sufficient height to look oyer the fence
and inquire after the bugs eating up the
potata9y ines.T s9y Of g5r7
In these days of education and general
information, the man who gets taken in
by d of the transparent swindlers go
ing around deserves to lose his money
Rev. J. NJ. Getchen will preach in the
Uniyersalist church, in this place, OF
next Sunday morning, 8th inst, at 101.
O'Clock. There will be no service IN th'
evening.
Last Friday morning Sheriff Snyde
took Geo. Clatterbuck, Frank Walter
and Tobias Wescoe to Columbus Peni
Tertiary, sentenced for four years 10
highway robbery.
Things are considerably cross-ways il
this world. For instance-Preble coun
ty pays n Attorney to prosecute offend
ers of the law, and TWO to defend them
Isn'tit time for the millennium?
Aman in B~ellefontaine. Ohio, though
that certain illusions in a sermon by tn
Rev. A. H. Windsor were personal, an
after the services he knocked the preach
er down with a club.
Judge Harris was called out about |