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

LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
Wheat all cut.
Corn looks well.
No blackberries.
Hot as "hades."
A hot 4th of July.
The grass is dying.
Boys, learn a trade.
You see the Comic?
Where is that railroad?
The new wheat is good.
Kukumbers and kolick. (.
The 4th of July is gone.
The days are shortening.
Sherry cobblers on deck.
Do you owe for your paper?
Ripe tomatoes 2 for a nickel.
Are we to have only one circus?
The wool trade is growing slim.
This town needsa good machinist.
No other holiday until Thanksgiving.
Watermelons will be the next luxury.
Cheap clerks will soon be at a discount.
fire cracker nuisance is on hand.
The Soldiers Home excursion was well
~patronized.
The 4th of July is over, now how about
that railroad?
Reaping machine accidents are now
being gathered.
Well take some good dry stove wood
IN subscription.
It is about time to pillow up the public
square.
Our sprinkler ought to lose his whip OIL
his business.
The 4th is over, now dry up your pow
der business.
Some of the wheat fields present q
shocking condition.
If the Creamery business is continued
around here butter must advance.
Peaches have made their appearance,
but highly seasoned with silver.
From all we can learn the 4th at the
fair grounds was an enjoyable affair."
The firing Of that cannon on the 4th
might have been decently postponed.
The meal hours at the White House
are breakfast at 81, dinner at 2and sup
per at Z.
vennor predicts a hot and stormy July
with frequent disastrous storms of wind,
hail and rain.
Michael Donohoe met with a severe
accident froma reaper last week. He
made a narrow escape.
Ii people we're to be vaccinated with
common sense, thousands of them
wouldn't take
Good people ought not to permit theil
angry passions to arise, and attempt to
scratch out each others eyes.
]. S. Hunt, ESQ.,, of Terre Haute, Ind.
is visiting Eaton and will remain a month
for rest and to recuperate his health.
Half of the present year is gone, and
with it AZ Of the citizens of Eaton and vi
cinity are on the record of the dead.
Rev. s. D. Specs, Of Bradford, o., viii
preach in the Baptist Church next Sun
day, July 10th, morning and evening.
The colored people had a successful
festival last Monday night-if fuss ant
fusion would make it so.
These are the days when s~unstrokes
bites from mad dogs and cholera morbu'
take place. People should be careful.
Barnhart is making n dozen Photo
graphs for one dollar. Gallery over Fill
bert's clothing store. [my26-t
Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renew
er is a universal favorite for restoring
gray hair to its original color, and max
ing hair grow out thick.
The revision is said to have knockec
''hell' out of the bible, now if it woul'
knock it out of some people we know o
how many would rejoice.
Raspberries, gooseberries, green peas
string beans, tomatoes, new potatoes
cucumbers, &C., are in our market /
abundance.
Henry Huxley, of Eaton, has opened
spring bed factory upstairs in the room
formerly occupied by the DEMOCRAT o
fee in Covill's building.|[Sidney 90
Democrat.
Two of our able legal gentlemen had
.sset to" of words in the temple of justict
one day last week, in which the honest
of each was badly ~impeached. No bloot
We are sorry to say that our old frien
and citizen, Daniel Harshman, has lo'
his mind and that application for his az
mission into the Asylum has been mad
When anything ais you don't go to
travelling quack doctor, but consult
home physician, whose reputation doc
not require him to move from place
place.
Those living in malarial districts shout
be out of doors as little as possible aftt
shutdown; and in the mornings the
should get their breakfast before goir
out to work.
Flies are said 500 to disappear from
room containing a plate of the followir
mixture: Half a teaspoonful OF blac
pepper in powder, one of brown suga
and n of cream mixed together.
DIR. C. G. Hiatt says: Twenty year
special practice with children has led n
to TEST Rinehart's Worm Lozenges.
give them my unqualified endorsemer
For sale by Michael & Son.
A scientific man has discovered tn
the offensive odor of the human feet