The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1884-07-24
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

The Wigwam Is spread U again.
Corn is suffering from the drough.
Barron street has been sanded over.
Go to DR.. KeHy's lecture on Thursda,
evening. 1t win be worth hearing.
Spring chickens are ..dear' LITTLE
things.
All ~nuisances liable to breed disease
should be removed.
Now is the time to purchase your Goa
for winter use.
The soldiers reunion to be held il
Eaton next month will be a large affair
The Engineer difficulty has produced
bad blood.
John Deem is progressing in his build
ing Improvements.
The colored campmeeting opens at tour
fair grounds next month.
Cleveland and Hendricks clubs are
blooming all " our county.
Huston keeps on hand ice cream al
the time, furnished by the quantity or
short notice.
Water melons and cucumbers, and
cholera morbus are now abroad in the
land.
Don't forget DIR. Kelly's lecture or
Thursday evening at the Opera House
Itwhl be- interesting.
We suggest that the new school house
grounds be enclosed to prevent any more
Sabbath "knock downs"
New hay is selling at IS per ton in
this market. The crop is an abundant
one.
The race for the positions on the coun
ty Board of School Examiners is becom-
ing quite interesting.
Ground privileges for refreshments
during the reunion of the Soldiers sold
for s24e.o0i
Why not start a Young Mems Chris.
ton Association in .Eaton7 There is
plenty Of material.
Aftera welcome visit the red and black
raspberry leave for the South to spend
the winter with the strawberry.
Clint Huston keeps on hand a fine as
sortment OF canned goods, pickles, fruit,
&C., Ice cream and lemonade all the time.
Eternal cleaning up is the price OF
health OF this season. See that all filth
is removed.
The campmeeting season is drawing
and war on the spring chicken will
commence in earnest.
School teachers are looking around for
winter engagements. Time flies and the
winter schools will soon begin.
It is a question whether it is better to
talk in church, as members of the choir
do, or go to sleep, like the oldest deacon
Castine in Darke county has no saloon
now. There is temperance boom in
the place.
Soldiers reunion and unwilling OF
Soldiers Monument at Dayton, July
10th, 50th and 31st.
Dogs are better off these days than a
human being. They can go about wear
ing nothing but a collar.
aNever cry over spilled MILK is an
old proyerb. No, it is better to buy some
chalk and make some more.
Miss Eva Rinehart, OF Boston, Ind, is
visiting friends in Eaton and vicinity
this week.
For all kinds of canned fruit, bes'
quality, pickles, fine candies, ice cream
lemonade, fine cigars, tobacco, &C., cal
Of Clint Huston's on Barron street.
The first lecture of the Normal School
course was surely a marked success, il
the high compliments paid it by those
present are the criterion.
John Hubbell is erecting a two story
building fronting his residence on cas-
Main street. The irst.story will be g
business room. Next.
just keep cool and don't get excitee
over politics this hot weather. The PEG
pie will see that the country doesn't g
to-the dogs when November comes.
"OHIo" is the subject announced fol
the second lecture of the Normal Schoo
course, by Supt. NJ. Manley, of Gallon
O. Admission % cents.
Whena dyed-in-the-wool Republican
looks into a HARpER's WEEKLY or PUcI
now, he is suddenly attacked with a con
gestive chill.
J. H. Jordan, of Hinton, West Va.
was in Eaton last Saturday. He report
everything favorable for Cleveland anC
Hendricks in West Virginia.
New wheat is coming in this week
The ruling price is eighty cents per bush
ell 1t is hoped that the sale of the ney
crop will relieve the local stFingency.
Doc. Evans has returned from Nebras
ka, and will take up his abode in Eatol
again. He thinks there is no place lik
Eaton. Correct.
The Stebbins-G Graham cutting scrap
had an airing before the Mayor on Nor
day last. stebbins was bound over i
the sum of 5000. Bond given.
The right to the Engineersllip is no.
going through a legal process and will b
legally disposed of. Judge Jas. A. Gi
more is acting for the Council.
Philip Miller's livery stabling is to b
considerably enlarged. When fnishe
will be the largestin Eaton. j. P. Acto
owns the ground and will do the impro'
ing.
Don't forget that Drs. X. & K, Kit
miller & Kitzmiller, of Piqua, Ohio, wi
make their fourth visit to Eaton, Thur