The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1882-06-29
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

EHAbOh ID hOh POASo
Ice tea, if you please.
Don your summer suit.
Ice cream fever prevails.
Raspberries are on deck.
The cold wave has slid out.
Longest days are here now.
New green apples in market.
The fly has adopted his specs.
The price of potatoes is dropping.
Butter is soft at Is cents per pound.
Strawberries are on the home stretch.
Judge Hume held Court in Eaton last
Friday.
Joe Hawkins has the incest fans ever
brought to this city.
Harvey Huffman handles a lawn now
er well.
The Pound for stock is a dead letter.
Who's to blame?
You can get plenty of bites now if you
go fishing. Mosquitoes are plenty.
Read the DEMOCRAT and be happy
Now is the time to subscribe.
The horses are all secured for the races
at the fair grounds on the 4th of July.
A new stock of bird cages and tea trays
at C. s. Prices.
Who will climb the creased pole on
the 4th2
"Hellol" The telephone exchange
viii soon be finished.
The cigar boys had a picnic Saturday
last near Eaton. 1t was hot enjoyment.
Spring fever is prevailing and the
Doctors have no remedy.
The prospect of "sour kraut" material
is immense.
Wool continues about the same in
price, and the market is quiet.
Ment. Stannah and wife of Cincinnati,
are visiting friends in Eaton.
H. C. Baker of West Alexandria, has
been granted a patent or his gate.
Squire Kline has had erected a very
fine and large oven at 1.-THE Rooms bakery.
The Ohio Teachers Association meets
at the Niagara Falls July 18th.
Thermometers were down to 9S last
week.
Miss Kitty Thompson is visiting in
Washington, D. G.
Lodies' lace collars and ties-all prices
lat Joe Hawkins store.
If the Board of Health is organized we
want their attention about one hour some
fine day.
Keep personalities out Of your cores
pondence. We can't allow them to APP
pear.
Six bicycle riders are entered for the
races at the fair grounds on the 4th of
July.
Screen doors and windows are just the
thing for thieves to look into your dwell
ings atnight.
Most of the barley is shocked" be-
cause of the appearance of tho army
worm.
Everybody should come to Eaton on
the 4th of July as there will be lots OF
fun and amusements.
Get your stack for your engine repair
ed at c. S. Prices.
Never take any stock in a nan who
habitually says mean things about wo-
men.
Jay Gould's income amounts to 81 every
second. So does ours every second
day.
Paralytic strokes, heart disease, and
kidney affections, prevented by the use
of Browns Iron Bitters.
The Eaton Band gives us an occasion
al open air concert that is highly appre.
ciated by u citizens.
A human lmonstrosity, nearly all heac
and small body, was exhibited in Eator
last week.
Albert S. Matlack and bride, of Sor
rento, Florida, are spending their hon
eymoon among their relatives in Eaton
Elyria has voted to build a $4,000
school house. That is the kind of PEG
pie that make towns grow into cities.
Samuel D. Thurston and David Over
hollis, two old and good citizens of Cam
den, have been buried since last week
Miss Ella Wintrode of Huntington
Ind, is visiting Miss Mollie Coffman il
Eaton.
Eaton will have two 4th's of July thi
year. One at the fair grounds and on
at st. Clair Springs. You pay your me
ney and take your choice.
Mrs. Roddie Reynolds and childrel
left Eaton last week for Washington, D
c., to join her husband and make it thei
future home.
Eli Thompson, at Marengo, Iowa, ha
our thanks for a Grinnell paper with ful
particulars of the terrible cyclone tina
desolated that fourishing city.
4 heavy storm of wind and rain pass
ed over. Eaton on Sunday evening last
The roof of Christ's church was slight
damaged.
We are glad to learn that a reform he
taken place in 'sLodge Alley" Now /
the Board OF Health renovate and dish
feet it.
Will A. Huffman left on Wednesdf
morning for Charlotte, N. c., where
expects to settle down in business, su
cess to him.
A curious fact: There are a few pc
IONS at large who invest their money
mining stock in preference to invcstil
it in a dog and shooting the dog.
Mrs. Alex. Huffman, accompanied
her daughter, Mrs. Ollie Larsh, Il
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