The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1883-06-21

saw money. SetIleulcnto Litoe pS hiou
OF costs will be added.
Grand Pa Engle.
Weedy your garden.
Summer has set in.
The wool market is brisk.
Garden vegetables plenty.
Venus is the morning star.
Four barber shops in Eaton.
Prospect of potato crop good.
Get ready for the 4th of July.
Sunday was rather a wet day.
Dead locked-our School Board.
Corn grows rapidly-weeds likewise.
The barley harvest will open this week
Couldn't the School Board pool is
sues?
Physicians say business is a little slack
now. Glad of it. @
The G. A. R. 4th of July at st. Claii
Springs will be a fine affair.
New potatoes plenty and pricesreason'
able.
Buy a yapor Stove at G. S. Prices.
June E4w
The horse shoe. don't bring good luck
when the horse applies it.
Never forget that gooddeeds pan out
far better than good intentions.
It is a heartless wretch that overdriyes
his horse in hot weather.
The Greenville advocate" seems to
be sailing along smoothly.
2 q colors in Diamond Dyes at Miller's
Drug Store.
This (Thursday) is the longest day Of
the year. s2f5l s2d 4
How to catch a husband-follow him
when he goes out at nights
See J. D. Campbelr's meat shop adj
yertisement and drop in.
Farmers are all humming in the
"wheat bye and bye" h&Ea
There will be a big 4th Of July cete-
bration at Glen Miller near Richmond,
Somebody. ought to put up a bath
house in Eaton.
Don't hitch to the shade ~trees-there
is a penalty of So for doing it. FslNli
The School Board have the months6
July and August left yet tqsweat il out
Tax-payers are reporting at the cap
tain,s office at a lively rate these days:l
Buy a Lightning Cherry seedere at-G
S. Prices. june 7-4w!'4
Rev. j. n. Kendrick will preach in the
Opera House next Sunday morning and
evening.
Two periods in every woman's history
when she can't open her mouth-before
she is born and after she is dead.
The present term of Court sends two
to the p~enitentiary from this county
one for n year and n for seven.
'Tin-panning dogs should not be in
dulged in this kind of weather by any
sensible person.
, Don't the present School Superintendi
emit hold on until his successor is elect
ed2r;yOf course he does.
p The street sprinkler it about the only
one that seems contented I'VE the album
dance of rain.
There is no "dead lock" in the School
Board on the building of the new school
house.
1T is said that the seventeen year To-
Gusts are making their appearance in v q
rious parts of the country.
The subject of Ed. Orr's lecture fol-
next Sunday evening is "The Transi-
tons of Society"
DIR. j. B. Aliens office over Donohoe's
grocery, opposite Post Office.
June-7-2m.
Delinquents have only one week more
TO save 30 cents ON their account. vii
they acceptf
James Haston has purchased the ole
Ellen .Larsh farm near Concord, from
Jas. A. Petchel, of Richmond, Ind, fol
$12,OO0.00.
Sheriff Corwin and wife started to Co
lumbus last Tuesday morning with Big
ham and Phillips, the two candidates
from this county for the o. P.
IA small cyclone passed over Four Mil
last Monday, moved a large tobacco
shed for Warren Dunlap and damaged:
reaper stored in it.
Every young man who earns his owl
living lisa credit to his parents. Their
area number in Eaton who are no credi
to anybody.
Greenville has organized a building
association. It has a stock ordinanc
and its Council have the sand to enforc
it.
A w~ine-giasst Of yeast, taken before re
firing, is recommended for those who ar
not in the habit Of rising early in tn
morning.
Judging from a limb taken from th
cherry trees on John S. Williams farm
and laid on our table, he will have q bi
crop of the fruit.
For fear that the general reader is NJ
.cognizant of the fact we will state that
rained here last Saturday, Sunday an
Monday.
Eaton was crammed full of people la
Saturday, and still some people con
planned of business being dull. We cas-
$3.50 and were happy.
The Opera House gallery is to be r
constructed again. The whole concel
ought to be reconstructed-no patchir
will ipprova II