The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1881-08-25
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

0ioPCo oAC INSAJ
Remember the fair.
Bring on your oysters.
No campaign clubs yet.
No frost yet, Mr.. Vennor.
It is cool-but not too cool.
Next Monday dog days end.
Potatoes will be high this winter.
Where is the big Republican tent?
Poor circumstances alter burial cases.
Chicken cholera has made its appear
ance.
Cincinnati Exposition opens next Mon
day week.
Hay fever season, but we hear of little
this year.
Grapes and peaches are getting plenty
in our market
The Ohio State Fair commences at Co
lumbus next Monday.
Fruit jars are not much in demand this
year.
Pumpkins and politicians are working
hard for the fall campaign.
The pensiye school boy sadly counts
the remaining days of vacation.
Some farmers think wheat will reach
$3.50. Don't fool yourself.
The apple crop is short and of course
will be a high price this winter.
william and Solomon Lander have
been visiting friends in Buffalo, N. Y.
Mrs. Naomi Pinney, NEE Brooks, OF
Denver city, is visiting friends in Eaton.
Clarence Reynolds has been spending
a few days in Eaton, the guest of the
Miller boys.
Judge Harris has appointed s.. More
Surface School Examiner for the next
ensuing three years.
Miss Lizzie Corson, of Middietown, has
been visiting Mrs. Reynolds the past
week.
The 10 O'Clock Ordinance is now being
enforced against saloons in Eaton
What's up?
Misses Pet Mitchell and Hattie Golf
man, of Richmond, spent Sunday in Ea-
ton with friends.
The colored people got up the camp
meeting here, but the white population
swallowed it.
Camp meetings are about over, and
49, oo,n@ru nov wa1I ax-
claim stamenr"
The law OF Ohio requires supervisors
and pike superintendent to have the
thistles cut down along the public road
DIR. L. yolker says: Rinehart's Worm
Lozenges are the only sure specific for
worms 1 have found. For Sale by Mi
chael & Son.
Do you know the county fair m off
next month? Get something ready for
it, and help to make it the best ever held
in the county.
We should not suffer from a Cough,
when a few doses of Ayers Cherry Pee
toral will cure. Time, money, comfort,
health, all are saved by it.
Under the laws of Illinois what a per
son sees through a keyhole cannot be ac-
cepted as evidence in court This has
headed off lots of divorce cases
Too many Christians empty SO much
of their religion out in prayer that they
have none in their heart for days and
weeks together.
Many a person wonders why he or she
is not loved when they are always find
ing FAULT and trying to make others un-
happy or miserable.
The brick work of the new Church at
Concord was finished on Friday morning
last. The structure will present a very
fine appearance when finished.
When religious meetings are gotten up
for the sole purpose Of making money out
of them, what are they worth to Christi
anity?
Henry Whitridge, Esq, of the Peoria
and Rock Island railway, and wife, are
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. HES
tand.
There viii be a Social at the Christian
parsonage next Saturday night, for the
benefit Of the church. Ice cream and
cake will be served. ALI are invited.
Pastor .Spahr having returned home,
will hold services at st. Paul M. E.
Church next Sabbath, at 1890 a. m.
and 7 80 D. m. All are invited.
The way to rise in the world is to be
faithful and diligent in small affairs
Honest work and resolute application
are the chief characteristics Of all great
as well as all good men.
Mr.. Morris Stack buried an interesting
young daughter Wednesday afternoon Of
last week, aged about IL years, cause Of
her death being consumption. The flu.
neral was very large.
There is some work needed on the
southeast streets of Eaton, and the city
dads will do well to not neglect it. Dc
the fair thing, gentlemen, and put some
work on Israel and Vine.
A church that must resort to all kinds
of devices to keep it in operation, nigh,
as well close its doors. Religion pur
chased by the almighty dollar is a poo
kind to get to Heaven on.
Curtis Wilkinson has purchased tn
Collins property. on the corner of Barron
and Decatur streets, and we understand
will shortly erect a fine dwelling on tn
lot
1t is said the peanut and watermelon
trade at the camp grounds on Sunda
last was immense, and the Lord smile,
on il. hecause It was done in the interes