The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1882-07-13

Show season.

Show season.
Shoot the flies.
Lay in your coal.
Corn is booming.
Send us the news.
Prepare for the fair.
Wheat down to $1.05.
Potatoes are declining.
Another wet Saturday.
Butter is growing weak.
Street sprinkler still going.
The cherry crop will be short.
"Hellol" We're ready now.
Several DRINKS and two fights.
The city Pound is no joke now.
Who has the corner on eggs?
Is anybody "holding the fort"
$1.00 Hat for &c., at Jos. Woerner's
The chirp of the whip-poor-will is heard
o. nights.
This would be a good time to revive
Murphyism.
Gold has been discovered in Twin
township.
The wool market has slightly broke
down.
Not a dog muzzled. Will the Mayor
order the owners to be muzzled?
All Wool Suits So, at Jos. Woerner's
TX Cursion to Richmond next Sunday
for so cents. Dog cheap.
Talk is cheap, but will that bring Ut
the railroad from G%reenville?
The shooting-cracker harvest is orer
We are glad of it.
The wheat crop in this county is above
the average.
Carpenters and brick layers are al
busy.
Farmers were generally in a "shock.
ing' business all last week.
Miss Lide Atwood has now the squar
est paved front in Eaton.
Fires last. week were not uncomforta.
Bile. Put that down for 1882.
Joe Hawkins keeps a very fine line O
fancy goods. Call in and see them.
Harvesting with coats on is an unusu-
al sight.
The wheat is nearly all cut and never
was better.
Boys every day Pants &C.,, zoe. and
PC, at JOS. Woerner's.
No sun strokes in the harvest field this
year.
Police court receipts have been slim
for a few weeks.
We have rarely had a brighter pros
pect for a year of great abundance.
Good beefsteak is only three cents a
pound in Texas. Let's emigrate.
Josiah Campbell and wife are visiting
friends in Chicago.
Splendid beings: Base ball pitchers
and hotel clerks.
The best and quickest way to cool off
is to soak your hands in cold water.
Mrs. L. Gable and daughter, Mrs. L.
d. Brown, OF Hamilton, o., were in Ea-
ton on Monday last.
The Democrats will hold their County
Convention on the 10Th of August, to
nominate a ticket.
Farmers predict that the wheat yield
this year will be one of the heaviest ever
harvested.
The lovers of luscious peaches will re.
joice to learn that the reports indicate an
extraordinary yield.
Every girl who expects to keep up with
the times should wear clocks on he,
stockings.
A good working Pants, lined through.
out, 75c., at Jos. Woerner's.
Fifty cents will pay for the DEMocRA1
until after the election. Now is the time
to subscribe.
The voice of the agent who extolletf
the unparalleled qualities OF his reaper il
soon to be hushed.
Judge Gilmore will spend about !.
month in Colorado. We'nprobably hea
from him.
G. w. Robertson of the Valley Senti
mel, Sidney, o., vas in Eaton last Satur
day and gave us a friendly call.
Instead of the Springs building costinI
but $1,000, it will run to nearly $40, 900
when completed.
Railroad enterprises into Eaton ar,
taking a rest just now. Where is Patti
son?
The man who likes real hot weathe
a have our share, if he will agree t.
take it away with him.
McCord will run an excursion TO Rich
mond next Sunday for so cents. Leav,
Eaton at 10 o'clock.
Ladies and sickly girls requiring anon
alcoholic, gentle stimulant, will fin
Browns Iron Bitters beneficial.
See what it is to be an editor. Rober
Bonner has over $780, 900 worth. of fas
horses to lis ledger account.
The cool nights seem to have com
about a month earlier than other years
This is a wonderful season.
The Little Helpers will have a festive
in the Methodist churchyard mex Satul
day evening.
Wo don't "point with PRIDE to til
number of delinquents on our books VII
persistently refuse to respond to III ca
for ''back pay"
Boys Sailor Suits SLIGO, at Jos. Woe
ner's.
West Alexandria pays the highest ia:
es, according to its population, of al
other town in the State, and still it's Co
poration~ treasury is m. t.