The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1881-06-23

WANTED--A willing and industri-
GUS boy to learn the printing-one who
wants to learn the business can have a
place in the DEMocRAT Office by applying
soon.
Wheat $1.10.
Tax penalty now.
At our post again.
Harvest has began.
Farmers very busy.
How is your railroad?
ssAhot July is predicted.
Fourth of July in two weeks.
New potatoes $500 per bushel.
Glenn Gilmore is back to Xenia.
Have you paid your June taxes?
Give Us a Commissioner in Eaton.
House flies are becoming numerous.
Harvest hands will soon be in demand.
Cucumbers are good for collie and doc
Busy days on the farm make dull days
in town.
Sun umbrellas are becoming necessa-
~.
Grape vines are looking well in this
section.
hot summer is predicted by vi ex-
changes.
shirt, sleeves is now fashionable on the
Streets.
Spring chickens indulge in feather
trimmings.
The humble bees'' are turning up for
the season.
We don't want to go west and elbow
up"
The II of July viii be celebrated in
ii Eaton.
The handsemest girl doesn't always
eat the most ice cream.
Bible reading is wonderfully on the
increase since the revision.
wANTEp.-Two boarders, at Mrs.
Beall,s, three doors north of city Hall.
Strawberry short-cake is now the lux
my Of the table.
IT'S said the wheat prospect in this
county is not SO very good. Wait.
Next week the farmers will be in the
sswheat by and by."t
BOYS don't want to learn trades now
unless they can be well paid for it.
The recent rains have had a beneficial
result on the crops, vegetables, &c.
Before buying elsewhere see the "Tri-
umphR Reaper" at Longnecker & Sons
McCord has an excursion to the Sol
diers' next Thursday. Only $1.00!
L. C. Abbott, Esq, of Richmond, Ind.
was in Eaton attending Court this week
Court and the Republican County Con,
yention made Eaton lively last Saturday
@ftgoes from-ene extreme to the other.
Either excessively warm or ~unpleasantly
cool.
Think Of going to the Soldiers Home
and back for $1.OO. McCord will take yor
next Thursday.
s. B. Ccover, of Eaton, left for Carlis
lie, Pa, on Tuesday last, on a visit to his
mother and relatives.
II you want a good set of harness, &
a saddle or bride, go to John Deems
and get them at cost.
Thousands OF people who never read
the Bible in its old form are kicking M
afuss about its being revised.
I'm ninety cases out of a hundred, say
an exchange, the successful farmer is
reading man.
All nature is on a gigantic boom. Corn
wheat, oats, and other vegetation wa
never known to grow SO rapidly.
McCord's excursion to the Soldiers
Home next Thursday for $1.00. You
only chance this season. o..
E. S. Dye left for Kansas on snfches
day, and probably Leadville before he re
turns.
Better be careful, fellows, what yol
say on postal cards. Always put you
little swears under cover.
Misses Mary and Birdie Campbell
daughters of Judge Campbell, have gon
to Galvia, H., to visit friends.
Do not fail to call and see the bes
Reaper made, at Longnecker & Sons, be
fore purchasing elsewhere.
The picnic given by the Church 9
Visitation at our fair grounds on last SAT
urday, was well ~patronized and a pleas
ant affair.
"A young lady graduate may in afte
years forget the title of her essay, bu
she will always remember how her whit
dress was made aad trimmed.
Don't fail to go on McCord's excursio
to the Soldiers Home next Thursday
It will cost you only $l.0o, and the las
chance this season.
Court is still in session, but as only
few cases have been disposed of sine
our last report, we concluded to leav
them until our next issue.
DIR. Prezinger will take a vacation fc
two months, after which he will max
his visits to Eaton regularly every
days, commencing Sept. 1st, 1881.
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