The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1881-06-30
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
Mad dog season.
Next Monday is the 4th.
Spring chickens are ripe
Tba noel morLof 10 hrisR

Time to get fair things ready.
Turtle soup at Loots Johnson's-
How is the dog muzzle proclamation
Judge Hume held Court in Eaton las
Friday and Saturday.
Brief are the joys OF summer-the rose
have gone and now the strawberry crop
At a meeting of'the fly convention thu
following rules were adopted: 49,.
Marshal Brock, of Hamilton, visitec
his brother John in Eaton on Friday last
wANrED.-Two boarders, at Mrs
Beall's, three doors north of city Hall.
A man don't have to be on a spree a
great while, before he begins to shake
for the drinks.
The shade trees, dressed in their green
attire, are the crowning beauty of our
town just now
"John, come in and let me inffame
-yaur-stomach," is the latest way of in
viting a fellow to take a drink.
Before buying elsewhere see the seTri-
umph Reaper" at Longnecker & Sons.
Rev. W. s. Bacon viii preach at New
Paris Universalist church on Sunday,
July Sd, at 101a q. m, and evening.
M.F. Stephens and his two youngest
daughters, of G~reenville, visited Eaton
last Sunday.
G. H. Edison reports Is bushels of
wheat to the acre as his crop. Griff al
ways has a good crop.
The Ohio State Fair win be held this
year from August 18th to Sept. End, in
elusive.
We are now enjoying the longest days
of the year, but they are not the coolest
by any means.
To Fourth of July orators: Get your
self chuck full of patriotism, knock the
bung out andlet nature caper.
It is a great misfortune with some peo-
ple-not to have sense enough 10 mind
their own business.
The man who refuses to pay for a pa
per after he has read it may properly be
termed a dead beat of the worst kind.
Do not fail to call and see the best
Reaper made, at Longnecker & Sons, be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
FoR SALE.-A buggy, at the Presbyte-
rian parsonage. Enquire Of w. C. NJ.
Brookins, at the Drug Store.
The sun, If you will only open your
house to him, is faithful physician, who
will be pretty constant in attendance,
and will send in no bills.
John Harshman has gone to Colorado
Springs, Colorado, to visit his son-in-law
Al. McNeal, who is there for the health
Of m wife.
SNMnliam TIussell, a former citizen of
Eaton. died in Dayton on Friday last of
Consumption. He was buried in Eaton
Cemetery on Sunday last.
Loots johnson has pure turtle soup
and fresh butter-milk every morning.
Nothing better for a lunch can be found
anywhere. Drop in and try it.
Edison & Young are selling off their
stock of Groceries and Queensware at
cost. If you want bargains in that line
call. See their ad.
Barnhart is making me dozen Photo
graphs for one dollar. Gallery over Fill
bert's clothing store. [my26-tf
Rev. a. J.. Reynolds has moved to
Kendallville, Ind. He is appointed by
the Fort Wayne Presbytery in charge of
several of its vacant churches.
Purge out the morbid humors of the
blood, by a dose or two of Ayers Pills,
and you win have clearer heads as well
as healthier bodies 4
Will Hambidge, Ed. Lockwood, j.,
VIM. Eason, and Chas. Schlenker. jr.,
left for Chicago on Monday morning last
to attend the Sengerfest.
DIR. G. G. Hiatt says: Twenty years
special practice with children has led me
to TEST Rinehart's Worm Lozenges. I
give them my unqualified endorsement.
For sale by Michael & Son.
San Francisco still r~ejoices over its one
pound and a half baby, and mothers and
physicians seem equally pleased and as
tonished. The child is well formed and
in good health.
An exchange suggests that "any man
Of fine appearance, with plenty Of brass
and a good address, can start q new re-
ligion, provided he can get the womento
jine the band.
When civilization advances to that
point when school children shall be as
carefully housed and trained as race
horses, reform will have reached its mill
Iennial stage.
San work and no play makes a duh
boy" is a convenient adage for the small
boy to quote, when his mother suggests
a days fishing had better be given up
and the garden weeded instead.
LosT.-Out of carriage, Sunday eve
ming last, a lady's light brown cloth
cloak, either on the street of Eaton OF
Camden pike. The finder will be re-
warded by returning same to this office
John Harris celebrated "Dock" can be
found at the stable of David Oxer, in Ea'
ton, until the LIST Of July next. Ea2s-2n
The Eaton Band gave a musical enter
tainment from the stand on the public
square, last Saturday evening. Wher
the Band plays the boys and girls g
round and round, and things look live
ly.
We have received the circular of An
nual Normal in Xenia College. 1t in
vites teachers to hard work and real Pre-
gress. Every teacher desiring TO atten'
a good Normal should address William
Smith. Xenia, o.