The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1882-07-06
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

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The meloh-colic days are here.
There will be a big hay crop.
Eaton is gradually improving.
There is a big thing in ice now.
Camp-meetings will 500 open.
Smallpox still bad in Cincinnati.
Business dull-farmers all harvesting
The price of potatoes is on the decline
The farmers are in the "wheat by ant
by"
Judge JAS. A. Gilmore will leave Eator
for Colorado next Monday. ),
We have had rain every Saturday fu
two months.
Lodies' lace collars and ties-all prices
lat Joe Hawkins store.
Mr.. Clemmens of New York, is visit.
ing G. F. Brooke, Jr.
st. Clair Springs is beginning to look
like a place to stay at.
A cool wave struck us on Sunday
morning.
Don't forget the railroad from Green.
vile to Eaton-that ought to be built.
Miss Ella Huston will leave this week
to spend the summer in Illinois.
The potato and cabbage bugs didn'i
materialize very much this year.
You have had your 4th, now go tc
work.
Miss Bell Dix is spending the summer
at the Soldiers Home near Dayton.
A new stock of bird cages and tea trays
at G. s. Prices.
The high moral raspberry now has its
turn at church festivals.
Mr.. Allison of Xenia visited in Eaton
this week.
Anything to beat smallpox" ought
to be the cry in Cincinnati.
Of the l, 150 convicts in the Ohio peni-
Tertiary, but IL are women.
Miss Riggle of Chicago is visiting
Miss Hattie Albright.
A Detroit bride, aged 5s, died a few
hours after the marriage.
The long-winded fellows kill all kinds
of meetings.
Mr.. Gideon Leas of Indianapolis, is
visiting friends in Eaton.
The bride is led to the alter, but she
draws the groom thither all the same.
Joe Hawkins has the incest fans ever
brought to this city.
Miss Jennie Pierson is visiting in St.
Louis.
Forepaugh's circus will be at Rich
mond on the 21st of this month.
Harvest hands are getting from SO to
$3.50 per day.
Beets are in market. Garden beets as
well as political "dead BEATS"
Some of our young men have their hair
cut after the penitentiary style.
Ode to the printer-about 500 on sub
scription.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schlonager of Hamilton,
are visiting Mrs. Mitchell, of north Bar
ron street.
Liver diseases, headache, and consti-
patton, caused by bad digestion, quickly
cured by Browns Iron Bitters.
Corn on high land, or land that is well
underdrained, looks very well; consider
ing all things.
The man who 81 generously imparts
the information that ''it's hot" is alrea-
dy searching for victims.
Mutilated coins have been almost en-
tirely driven out of circulation, as nearly
every person refuses to take them.
Get your stack for your engine repair
ed at G. S. Prices.
The average boy goes in swimming
about fourteen times each day, and still
he is not happy.
Now is the time to either muzzle your
dogs or clip their tails close behind their
ears.
Mrs. Sophia Waggoner, of st. Louis,
Mo-, is visiting friends in Eaton and
Camden.
Good Isle thread gloves for 15c. a pain
at Joe Hawkins store. A decided bar.
gain.
"A bologna sausage factory in Eaton
could get plenty of material to keep il
running night and day.
! The butchers have dropped the best
cuts of beef to 121a cents. That is heal.
thy.
Time will bend an old man-but a good
sized cucumber will bend either old OF
young.
Albert Thum has gone to Cincinnati tc
finish his knowledge of the clothing bu'
'siness.
! Misses Mamie and Hattie Coffman Of
Richmond, spent the 4th with Miss Mol
lie Coffman in Eaton
Ben LeFever helped Ed. Allison to gel
a pension of over 5000 and a monthly pay
of $4.00. We are waiting patiently fol-
BEN to secure ours.
A preacher who occupies over thirty
minutes in a discourse this weather, viii
not be popular, nor accomplish much
good.
1t was a mother who eloped at Bennett
Springs, New, and her sons and daugh
tiers who pursued her, chastised her com
panion and carried her home.
The Eaton Band done well at their TIVE
nights festival held in the Court Hous,
Park. The net proceeds footed up abou
$500.
Get a tin roof put on your house. I
good job or no pay, when done by G. S
Price.
Miss Martha Wilson, who has been re
siding in St. Louis, Mo-, for a couple O