The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1883-07-26
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
Dog days.


Misunderstanding is getting lively.
Blackberries are getting plenty.
Roasting ears from Georgia. Get out
Sickness is on the increase. Clean up.
Farmers should try Golden Lard Oil,
at Miller's Drug Store.
The Scott law didn't stop q single sa-
loon in Eaton.
John d. Miller, of Perry, Iowa, is at
home among his friends.
The Mayor feels bad. We are not sur
prised.
The apple dumping is now q solid
lump of reality.
Miss Lou Engle, of Middletown, has
been visiting her uncle, VIM. Engle.
Fair time coming on, and don't forget
it.
Mr.. John Neal lost one of his fine stall
lions last week.
Leap year will.not occur until 1SS4.-
But girls able to support a husband
should not wait.
Fruits should be carefully washed in
pure water and only eaten when fresh
and ripe.
Tight pants and tight dresses have gone
out of style, but it seems as if tight men
never will.
Miss - Foote, of Middletown, is Wis
ting her grand-parent, Mr.. and Mrs.
Neal, on south Barron street.
Strobe served about II hours in jail for
selling whisky on election day. He will
hardly do it again.
DIR. J.. B. Aliens office over Donohoe's
grocery, opposite Post Office.
June-7-2m. $3.50
Keep your conscience easy and you
will keep cool. Fellows who owe for the
DEMocRAr can't be any thing but hot.
Let us vote for a School superintend-
emit. 1t is getting monotonous. What
think the "six tough old cusses ?"
Some one who has counted says a
bushel Of wheat contains 100000 grains.
Barley $4,000 grains.
Misses Swope and Doty, of Union City,
Ind, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Peters on
north Barron street.
We feel lost without the dear SOL
dier,' boys, exclaimed a miss of Eaton
last week.
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Marks Nations steam brick manufac-
tory is worth going to see in operation.
1t is a wonder.
Caterpillar green is among the new
colors. Strange that it isn't called crush
ed caterpillar.
"The Honest noubter and his Rea-
sons" will be discussed by Rev. L. E.
Brown, Sunday evening next.
1t is shocking to heal a oma swear,
but she doesn't make agood vile unless
she rips and darns.
Chas. Bachman and family, of Green
vile, spent last Sunday at st. CLAN
Springs. Charley returned on Monday
while his family remained.
IN rs
Very few dogs are muzzled around
here. They seem to have a little re
spect for the Mayors proclamation as
"any other man."
L. D. Brown, our candidate for State
School Commissioner, was circulating
around Eaton last week. His fences are
all erect in Preble county.
Eaton Division No. 80, U. R. knights
of Pythias, will be instituted by Crane
Commander Heinmiller on next Monda.
evening.
Read the notice ''to the public" Q
Messrs. Walker & Nugent in another col
umn. There is a chance for a cheap Or
gan or Sewing Machine. &c for it.
Matches have fallen from 1925 to 81
cents q gross since the tax was taken off
and two-cent boxes now retail for q cent
Trade has Also enormously increased.
Eaton beats the city of Cincinnati il
Corporation taxes. We are several mill
higher, Too many private jobs done TO
city officials.
Beware of mad dogs. This is the tim
of year when everybody ought to sho'
all worthless ours, and muzzle the GOO
dogs.
The high Corporation taxes drive
thousands of dollars of capital out of E
ton. Is there no ''balm in Gilead" f
the evil?
The ringing of the trowels and the m
steal song of "more mort" will soon /
heard where the new school house wi
be erected, and still there is no Superil
tendept.
John Harp, of ElDorado, Rreble coul
ty, will take a position in the cutting d
partment of A. Herzstam' s clothing sto
on the LIST of September.-[Sidney Der
0crat.
The Corporation taxes of Eaton is s:
% on the 800! Isn't that a little t
steep? Amt it about time for retrenc
ment in our Corporation expenses,
cutting off all FAX grinding favorite
Judge Safer, of Greenville, is winni,
good opinions from all parties by his al
ness in discharging the duties of his he
orable position. Who will be u ne
Judge? Echo answers who?
The struggle for the Republican no
ination for County Treasurer is growi
hot. 1t is fixed, however; but rene
Der, boys, "there is many a slip betw
the cup and the lip"
A lady writes: 81 have used Aye
Sarsaparilla in my family for many yea
and could not keep house without it
For the relief of the pains subscqu
upon. female weakness and i%rregulariti
/ consider it without al equal"
The Council proceedings don't ST
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