The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1881-07-21

WCAh DEPAkIMENI.
Butter is scarce.
Whiting weather.
New wheat $1.05.
Tomatoes are healthy.
Politics are ripe now.
Send in Your s'back pay"
These are pain-icky times.
Splendid rain last Sunday.
We want some dry stove wood.
Not dog muzzled, Mr.. Mayor.
The melon-cholic days are here.
Lawn are at a discount.
Prepare for the next county fair.
Tomatoes so cents per half peck.
The cheated term may be over.
The voice of the reaper is stilled.
New hay is selling at $40 per ton.
The krout crop is. not very promising.
We had no Board Of Health this year:
The Murphy business needs a boom in
Eaton.
The tramp crop has been short so far
this summer
-Dassa and hogs are superior to law in
Eaton.
Martin Rehfuss, Of Peoria, M, visited
home last week.
Soon be time to purchase your winter
coal.
Apple dumphngs are ripe. Pull US
one.
Mailing campaign lies'' will now be
in order.
Everybody you meet now says cts
hot" We don't stop to dispute.
Miss Emma Martin, of Hamilton, is
visiting at G. 6. Schlenker's.
There is a number of bowling ours in
Eaton that are a dog-goned nuisance.
Dave Fleming, Esq, editor of the Piqua
JOURNAL, is visiting friends in Eaton.
These are campmeeting times and we
ought to get plenty of rain.
Mr.. Jerome Depew, of Indianapolis, is
visiting the Misses Bruce, of Eaton.
Vennor says there will be cyclones
and hurricanes the latter part of July.
The editor who writes "Mound Hill
Cemetery" ought to be choked.
Abel Risinger has returned to Eaton
from Cambridge Law School.
A premium is offered for the bark out
of several dogs not far off of Main street.
Our public square resembles an old
played-out lager beer garden.
Miss Lou Lockwood will spend the re-
mainder of the summer among friends
in Muncie and Anderson, Ind.
The Mayors proclamation against
dogs and their owners amount to moth
ing
The drought has injured the corn and
late potato crop around here. So the
croakers say.
Jurors in this county will have a rest
M QetoberyforwAieh some
will be thankful and others sorrowful.
Cadet Clement Robertson, of Sidney,
Ohio, is here visiting friends and rela-
tives.
Mrs. Jose Williams, of Columbus city,
Ind, is visiting mother and relatives in
Eaton.
R. D. White has been supplying Ea-
ton with superior roasting ears, and
didn't forget the DEMOCRAT Office.
The "dollar of the daddies'' sounds
nice, but we will take any kind of a dol
lar of those who W US.
Biliousness cured by Rinehart's Liver
Pills. Only ONE for a dose. Sample
dose FREE. For sale by Michael & Son
Judge Gilmore claims to have caugh'
two Bass in Twin last week weighing fv,
and a half pounds. All a fish story.
San Diego, Cal, Is
ordinance cigarette smoking by boys
And it oughtto be done in Eaton. The,
are a nuisance.
Sealed proposals will be received for
fence around Eaton, that the hogs, cat
tie and geese may not get outside of tn
Corporation.
Talmage says revolution is jus
ahead of u.s." So long as it keeps ahea
of us, who cares? Let the revolutio
revolutel
The best way for any person to do
to divide his time equally-one-half t
attend obis own business, the .othe
half to let every body else's alone.
The next time the world is to end hs
been fixed for November 9th, 1884,
Don't let the thing bust up with yo
owing for the DEMocRAT.
There are a number of cases of sfsol
stroke" in our city, especially amongtt
young ladies, some of which, from a
appearances, are very critical cases.
Some men are born for great thing
some men are born for small; Will
some-well, it amt recorded why the
were born at all
Isaac WHEREBY, living east of West
exandria, had a good horse stolen la
Thursday night. A shot gun is needle
around here for the horse thief.
DIR. Stephens, Surgeon of the Soldier
National Home near Dayton, was CALI
to Eaton last Saturday night, to pr
scribe for John Crumbaker, who we a
glad to say is improving.
There will be a Social at the Miss
Case, on next Saturday evening, for t
benefit of the Christian church. I
cream and cake will be served. All a