The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1883-05-24
LOCAL. DEPARTMENT.

WCAL DErAklMN1.
Too much wet.
Old papers for sale.
Tax-paying time now.
Court commences next Monday.
Suicides seem to be on the increase.
The term of the Eaton schools is draw
ing near.
Mushrooms can now be gathered after
a shower of rain.
The industrious ant is preparing for
the picnic season.
Throwing snow balls on the 22d OF
May in this latitudel Put that down.
Mr.. H. G. Hiestand and wife left Ea-
ton for Put-in-Bay last Monday morning.
The forest trees have all assumed a
handsome green dress.
Pay your back dues ON the DEMocRAT.
We need the stamps.
The weather turned cool again last
Sunday.
Strawberries are plenty at Is cents per
quart. 49,
.oyercoats and straw hats were out to-
eether last Sunday evening.
Lace and embroidery is as much the
rage this season as it was last summer.
Envy, like the worm, never runs but
to the fairest fruit. u5
People who live in glass houses should
pull down the blinds. HEn
Alocal paper alludes to the electric
light as deputy daylight.
John Miller has opened q new drug
store in one Of Filbert's business rooms.
Painters and paper-hangers now have
all the work they can do. SIS
Wesyould like to have about 2 cords OF
good dry stove wood, to see us through
the balance of this winter!
The snow storm of last Monday can't
be charged to John Robinson's circus
IT wasn't In Eaton.
II has come, and come to stay-the
Buckeye Platform hinder. a
and zee SO QUIsN q 70
aCorner catchers'' are what the bar
keepers call those beats who hang around
TO get treated. . h
Georgia peaches are already in mar
ket. They cost something like "a or 20
apiece pss AZ san ss1g
AS usual this summer, thousands Will
attempt to palm off laziness as the mala-
rial fever.
You can drive a horse without reins
quito as easy as you a push business
without advertising.
"Many a oman what wont wash her
chillun' at hum delights in washin' dish
es ut a church fair"
Many of our citizens visited n Click
and Rohrer farms that were struck by
the cyclone last week.
No suicides or cyclones TO record as a
local this week, but a six inch snow In
stead.
A. Gest. grocer, has sold out to Messrs.
Bell & Reed, of Eaton, O.-[GreenvIile
Democrat.
VIM. A. Huffman and wife, tlate Miss
Belle Acton of Charlotte, n. o., are In
Eaton visiting parents and friends.
The weather is wonderful in its fire.
quent and rapid changes from exceed,
ingly hot to rery-cool
Men are around peddiing cloth for
making up suits. Let them alone if you
don't want to get swindled.
Ed. w. H. Orr will lecture in the
Christian Church next Sunday evening
Subject: "Christian Liberty"
For sALE-A good s-horse Thresh En-.
CINE. All in good order. For further
particulars applyto Jos. Swihart, Ne"
Hope, Preble Co.. o. tm24-4
About one hundred and fifty persons
went to Cincinnati from Eaton on Tues
day morning last, to attend the parade
of the Knights of Pythias.
The Home Weekly has u thanks fo'
a o of the Thirteenth Annual Repor
of the Soldiers and Sailors Orphans
Home.
Beat the carpet gently, papa,
IsEE7 Do not slug it quite so hard;
For you never a replace it
Short of eighty cents a yard.
The First Regiment of o. N. CPS. vii
camp at Eaton unless Providence inter
feres, and all rumors to the contrary a
mount to nothing but wind.
A subscription paper was circulate
last week in behalf of Mr.. Jones, tn
tenant on John Clicks farm, who ha
everything blown away by the storm.
Any person familiar with Eaton ca
90 around and easily point out the loca'
ity oil Councilmen elected for the last te
years.
Ayers Sarsaparilla has such concer
trated, curative power, that it is by ia
the best, cheapest, and surest blood-p'
rifier Known.
The microscope reveals that the ha
is like q coarse round rasp. No wonde
then, that women have to take theirs O
to sleep comfortably.
There is a fortune in store for a mi
liner who shall devise a bonnet that CO
be worn in any part of a church and q
ways present its trimmed side to the CO
gregation.
The button hole boquet season is nc
far advanced, and nothing so markstl
culture of the swell young man as Il
kind Of flowers he selects for a coat LAP
adornment.