The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1884-07-03
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
Muzzle the dogs.
Work for success.
Take your holiday.
Corn is whooping.
Drink little ice-water.
Observe rieid cleanliness.


vacation at home.
Flags for the 4th, at the Book Store Of
w. A.. Edison.
Miss Kittie Campbell has returned
from a visit to Cincinnati.
The drinker says 81 smile" while the
girls all say "ice cream"
Harvey Conger bid off the fair ground
pasture last Saturday, at $65. 90.
J. G. Lockwood, of Anderson, Ind,
spent Sunday and Monday in Eaton.
The railroad down Twin Valley to
Germantown is taking a rest.
Wouldn't an electric light be cheaper
for Eaton?
Young squirrels are about ripe enough
to pick.
Dr.. E. E. Welsh is home from Akron
for summer vacation.
Watermelons are now plenty in this
market.
Miss Anna Rossman is visiting her
aunt Mrs. Gilmore, at Columbus.
Tax-paying deferred maketh the heart
sick.
Miss Cornie Nelson is visiting in Car
Isle, Columbus, Xenia and Dayton.
The boys are now using sevenmile for
bathing purposes.
Miss Carrie Walters is going to Co
lumbus this week to visit.
We will not celebrate this Fourth
smother Fourth.
Isaac Smith, the Oldest horseman in
this county, has lost his mind.
James Haston Of Eaton, was severely
bruised by a runaway.
Farmers, you can buy Machine Oils at
Miller's Drug Store. [j19-3
New potatoes of home growth are on
the market.
The wheat crop in this county viii be
oyer an average.
It is almost time to muzzle horses
when corn is being plowed.
Campaign Flags, Japanese Lanterns,
&C., at the Book Store of w. A. Edison.
Men of the hour-those who work on
time pieces.
Avoid temptation, through fear you
may not Withstand it.
Arthur Miller is homo from Princeton.
He is a graduate this year from that
College.
Miss Fannie Mcdonald of Cummins-
vile, O., is visiting Miss Ruth YanAus-
dial.
The Republican candidate for Sheriff
is settled. He halls from Somers town
ship. None other need apply.
Farmers e in Fayette county are
building caves or dug outs, to run into
in case OF a tornado. =
Strawberry short-cake viii be super
coded by apple-dumplings. Life is worth
living after all.
The Marshal should abolish the use of
shooting crackers on the 4th. They are
an i~ntolerable nuisance.
When you are working for any person.,
do just a you would have a person do
who was working for you.
There is one thing about a house which
seldom falls, but new hurts the occu-
pant when it does. That is the rent.
Business is quiet. The farmers are all
busy, and the people are quietly await
ing the long promised "good times"
If you want to see a grand dress pa
rade next Sunday, go to Richmond on
the excursion at 8 a. m. Only so cents /!
Miss Emily Small is at home from the
Cincinnati College Of Music for the sum-
mer.
Fruits and berries are healthier than
meats, this weather, and just about as
cheap.
The grass is young but the weather is
excellent for the purpose and the farmers
are busy making their hay.
Miss Molie Coffman left Tuesday fol-
a summer visit to Chicago, indianapolis
and Peru. Her brother Joe accompanied
her on his way to Iowa.
The Lyman Vapor Stove is sold with
the understanding that if not working
satisfactory to be returned. For sale
only by J. A. McCabe & Bro. fm15-t
"Patriots'' willing to serve the "deal
people, in public offices in PEBBLE coun
ty, are coming to the front already
Nothing like being in time.
Put your waste paper in the stove ant
burn it rather than throw it into tn,
street to scare horses and fill up the gut
ters and drains.
The boys are now mending their to,
amor and pistols, preparatory to blow
ing themselves up, on the day We cele
brate.
Keep cool, say your prayers, (not a
the hypocrites do, be just to your neigh
Dor and pay the printer, and you vii
pull through the summer all right.
Every person who goes to the Sacra
mental table and is not in love andchal
ity with neighbors is hypocrite, n
matter what the professions.
The colored camp-meeting viii be ru
in August this year again on our ia;
grounds. "Keep in de middle OBJ d
roadI"
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John Deem has commenced to, NOV
away the buildings on his late purchase
north Barron street, preparatory I
building On them.
Under late instructions from the Pos
Office department, newspaper postae