The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1882-06-15
DEPARTMENT,

Show season.
Ice cream parties.
Let us have peas.
Potato bug season.
Cherries in market.
Get ready to shoot flies.
School boys are happy.
Police court quiet this week.
Wool season-23 cents a pound
rMother, may I go out to swim?"
1t rained last Sunday for a change.
Dogs are killing sheep around here.
The school boy is happy. 1t is over.
The chirp of the frog is heardo' nights
Young squirrels are ripe-pul us q
mess.
Get your stack for your engine repair.
ed at C. S. Prices.
The season for church festivals has SET
In.
Chas. Moore left last week for Chatta-
nooga, Tenn.
II really looks as if we might have
some warm weather this year.
Straw hats and linen clotheshave been
kept back this season unusually late.
J.A. Kaylor has returned from q visit
Arkansas.
Don't eat raw ham sandwiches. There
is trichin@ about.
The man who must eat spring onions
oughtto carry a disinfectant.
Persons who wantto be like Jesus.
should not SANDER their neighbors.
Mosquitoes have started the summer
campaign in a lively manner.
Every farmer ought to be able to boast
of haying a cold spring on his farm this
year.
Billy Danford has the finest pair Of
gray geldings that ever stepped through
Ham at % cents per pound and eggs
Is cents per dozen, puts them out ofthe
reach Of the poor mans diet.
Miss Lulu Brandt, of ~Bellefontainel
visited Miss Lulu Spahr last week, and
was present at school exercises.
Neighbering towns are already talking
upethe- Fourth of July celebrations
Whatsabout Eaton at st. Clair Springs
Adolph Meyers ladies' fine shoes o.
every style al John Filbert's.
Asathe time for fire crackers and cir
cuses draws near the donations for the
heather win grow p~erceptibly less.
Fred. Brookins has returned from the
orange groves of Florida, after spending
the winter among them.
Provisions of all kinds are very high
but the price of labor has not proportion.
ately increased.
Roy, T. 8. cowden, wife and daugh.
ter, of Hamilton, were present at the
school exercises.
The "Onedia'' brand of corn for sale
at Frank Ffibert,s, is decidedly the
sweetest and best We ever eat. Try it
Anewst stock of bird cages and tea trays
atG.S s. Prices.
CT. Brooke, ST., and wife have gone
to- White Sulphur Springs, Va. j. R
MeCleaf accompanied them.
Harvey huffman was appointed JAM
tor of the Court House and public squar,
on Saturday last.
The mail south now closes It 5 10, an,
don't you forget it if you want your Lei
ters to go out the same day.
Misses Mamie and Ella Withrow, sis
tiers of Superintendent Withrow, wer
lockers on at the closing exhibition
the Eaton Schools.
The sprinkler complains OF too niue
interference In his business. Never mind
Lew you viii have the entire trade a
ter while.
Jos. s. Campbell exhibited a straw
berry last week, of his own raising, mei
surfing 81 inches in circumference. ]
was a daisy.
Miss Mary Morris, daughter of Brc
Morris, of the Piqua HELMET, attende
Eaton School exercises, and was th
guest of Miss Kittie Thompson.
The time has crept around when it
every freeholders duty to call upon th
County Treasurer and pay his June ta1
es, and save the penalty.
Tin roofingnearly as cheap as shingles
at G.. S. Prices. jun15-4
Gentlemen whose boards are not of
pleasing shade a remedy the defect b
the use of Buckingham's Dye for tn
whiskers.
It is quietly limited around that the I
nancial affairs of the Corporation of Ri
ton are not in a very satisfactory cond
ton. It wouldn't surprise US the leas
The country boys yearns for town lif
At home he can't get any rancid butte
watered milk, decayed eggs, leather
beef, or boarding house hash.
"There is no place like home" repea
ed Mr.. Henpeck, looking at a motto, al
he heartily added: '1'm glad the.
isn't"
Boots, shoes and slippers of the late
styles and finish at John Filbert's.
The funeral Of Horace Donohoe W
the largest in, Eaton for some time.
About seyenty-fve of u young M
marched in procession to the cemeter
Correspondents will please bear
mind that ''pufs" for business firms a
always left out unless paid for same
locals.
A medicine OF real merit, prescrib
by many leading physicians, and univ
sally recommended by those who ha
used it, as a true tonic is, Browns II
Bitters.t 70
Watermelons were in Eaton on Sat,