The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1883-07-05
The house fly is numerous.

AAAO bAkSSs ~
The house fly is numerous.
Thunder storms are plenty this year
The first half.of the year 1888 is gone
Not long now until camp-meeting sea
son opens.
The small boy enjoys himself going il
swimming.
The early cherry is caught by the frs
bird.
Go and see the nice stock of Glass ant
Queensware at Cook & Noes grocery.
Every family ~should'have in their pos
session q hammock.
The hand that guides the pillow is thu
hand that feeds the world.
The click of the lawn mower is nov
heard in the land.
Croquet, though an old game, is no
much INDUCED in about here.
The camp-meeting season is rapidly
approaching.
A good deal Of sickness may be ex
pected after a wet spell.
The green apple is now ready.to have
a circus with the small boy.
Turtle and clam soup now antagonize
with ice cream these calm still nights.
The dog season has come and hydro.
phobia win be in order.
The carpenters and painters of oul
town all have as much as they al do.
The farms, hills and woodlands never
looked more beautiful than now.
Mosquitoes are humming their evening
songs.
The shady side of the street now has
the preference.
The thermometer crawled into the
nineties last Monday and Tuesday.
Vegetables from home gardens are
plenty and command fair prices.
ga woman who minds her own bust,
ness, must be a curiosity"
Vennor gives it out that we are to have
a red hot July.
Richmond, Ind, gets an asylum. 1t
needed it.. sa
The juvenile hearts in Eaton ache for
circus. %
"souf Grapes" will be the subject Of
L. z. Browns Sunday evening talk.
The Corporation of Eaton should be
extended.
Farmers report the wheat prospect
better than expected three weeks ago..
Candidates are bobbing up and poll
tics begin to warm up.
Let us all hurrah for the new School
House.
War on the trade dollar in Eaton
They only pass for IS cents.
Next week viii be lively week in
Eaton.
Prospects for an immense potato crop
good.
Blizzards will never be popular. They
have too many airs.
Ice-water, with a little lemon juice in
it to take off the taste, is becoming the
favorite drink.
You will find the latest patterns in
Glassware and Queensware at Cook d
Noes grocery.
The sparrows have almost ruined a
field of wheat near town for Erb Bruce.
So we are informed.
Mr.. Charles Schlenker has purchased
the drug store. building in Commercial
Block, paying for it $4,000.
During the hydrophobia season keep q
sharp watch on all suspicious looking ca
mines.
The rose bushes are literally weighted
down with their wealth Of beautiful and
fragrant roses.
Cucumbes sauce is something recently
put forth as new. It isa sort of con.
densed cramp.
Our streets are usually lively these
pleasant evenings with a steady stream
Of promenaders.
Beware of all unripe and imperfect
fruit and vegetables at this season, if yor
would escape sickness.
"Police" our town well next week, es
pecially on Sunday, and arrest all dis
turbers of peace and quiet.
The Republican State ticket was nom
mated in the dark of the moon, the Dem
ocratic in the light Of it.
A man is often called a "crank" be
u he holds progressive views tina
cannot be comprehended by every one
The coal trade is dull, the weather be
ing hot enough to suit the views of any
body, but the price is all the same.
There is no excuse for snoring whel
twelve clothespins can be bought for ont
cent.
Now is q good time to commence pre-
pairing something for the coming count
fair.
For cholera morbus or cramp collie
call on C. c. Hickey for some of his rem
edy, as he warrants a cure in every cas-
in q few minutes.
A few scheming ofice-seekers wi
worm themselves into the G. A. R. an
attempt to use it for their own selis
purposes. Watch 'em.
There were some people living in Ell
ton WHO objected when the old mort
school building was being erected, b'
cause it was too costly!
The time for the postal note service
commence has not yet been decided
We were in error in saying it would b
gin on the LIST of July.
Every room in Glen Hotel at st. Cha