The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1883-06-28


ton G. H. on shade trees. Do you take
Bro. Democrat or Register?
The Darke county farmers are having
: a little fun with the agents of the drive
well. Wonder if any were purchased il
Preble county.
The depot at this place is anything bu
what it should be, and a very uninvitini
t place for passengers to wait. Give US
new one.
, superintendent Davis e w wrote 8
line of editorial for the DEMoCRAT-no
even dictated one. We do all hat our
self. Bah!
Buy a Lightning Cherry seeder at c
s. Prices. june 7-4w.
H. H. Martin has our thanks for the
several treats of ~lucious strawberries O
his own cultivation. We hope he viii
meet with more success next year.
The best way to stand the heat is te
eat moderately, work steadily, hurry moi
at all, avoid all stimulating drinks, keep
good-natured and avoid talking about the
heat.
AnLocal Tickets purchased zone way
on either of the following dates, July I'd,
Sd and 4th, will be good to return on any
train of July 4th or 5th only. N. c.
GRIFFIs, Agent.
Mrs. Anna Douglass, of Clinton Co.,
Ind, is visiting her son, Martin Doug
lass, of north Maple street, Eaton. Mrs.
Douglass is SO years of age and a daugh-
ter of Casper Potterf.
Stamps on bank checks will not be
needed after the LIST of July, and persons
who have a larger supply on hand than
they will need, can return them to their
bank and they will be forwarded to
Washington for redemption.
Anyone who has not yet received a
circular of the Eaton Normal School, or
who is in need of any for distribution
among his friends, will confer a favor by
dropping a postal to the Principal, G. F.
Palmer, Eaton, o.
Parents should take kindly the warn
ings of the press against the toy pistol.
The season for its use has come again;
and we may soon expect to be in daily
receipt of the annual grist Of deadly bull
letins.
DR.. Yarnell may be consulted again at
the Reichel House, Saturday and Sun
day, June 80 and July 1. At the Lang
House, West Alexandria, Friday, June
18th, and at the Arlington House, Cam
den, Monday, July I'd.
Towns are now being visited by swim
dlers who call themselves agents for
some city dyeing establishment, and
they call at residences to collect shawls,
clothing, etc., to be dyed and returned,
but the owners never see anything more
of their goods. Let all beware.
The heavy rains for the last two weeks
have greatly interfered with farm labor
and is discoura9ing to farmers. The con-
dition of the ground has been such as to
prevent proper work and rendered the
tillage of corr a task that could not prop
erly be attended to.
Persons prepared to furnish board to
students attending the Normal School,
will please leave word with G. F. Pal
mer or at Edison & Young's Book Store,
at as early a day as possible. The School
begins July 9th. Many inquiries for
board are already coming in. tj2S-2
If Mr.. Davis is incompetent to fill the
lplace of Superintendent of our schools,
we don't want him any more than any
other "~citizen." But we know the charge
of incompetency to be false, and that
some who are making it would do well
to learn the geography OF their OWL
county.
Avoid by all NEAR the use of calomel
for bilious complaints. Ayers Cathar.
tic Pills, compounded entirely of vegeta,
BILE ingredients, have been tested for for.
ty years, and are acknowledged to be the
best remedy ever devised for torpidity Of
the liver, ~costiveness, and derangements
of the digestive apparatus.
An exchange has well said a word o.
ridicule will make an editor a life long
enemy while a hundred favors and puff
are quickly forgotten. Humanity Likes
to have its better side exhibited and it,
frailties concealed. This is all wei
enough, but it builds up a conceit which
believes that the good side is all there is
The Murray-Ob troupe gave two o.
their most popular entertainments at tn
Opera House in Eaton, on Monday anc
Tuesday evenings last, to very apprecia
tive audiences. This troupe is deserved
ly popular with the people of Eaton ant
always draws crowded houses, becaus
it is undoubtedly the best n out.
DR.. A. H. Stephens of the Dayton Ma
tional Home, was in Eaton on Saturda.
last. He was accompanied by Harve.
Stephens, of Shreveport, La, q son G
W. D. Stephens, an old resident of Ea
ton. It is over At years since Harve.
left Eaton, and he expressed great sat
isfaction at the wonderful improvement
| in the place since that time.
The person who papered the dog Oh
: Saturday last and sent him gallopin
through our streets, crowded with horse
and buggies, should have been arreste
r and punished to the extent of the law
t 1t might have been the cause of severe
runaways and loss of life and limbs-bu
8 fortunately was not. There is no fun i
such devilish and reckless work.
e The Superintendent of our school
chosen first, then how can a teacher sex
hibit a little interest" or any choice
g without being somewhat previous or
k little cheeky in the matter? If an al