The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1884-07-31
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
aCut down the thistles.

81 w Y Nahlo az B0OA
The blackberry crop will be short.
Now is the time to sell your wheat.
The CORE crop in this county will not
be immense.
Gamp-meetings are in operation and
rain will be plenty.
Gus Reichel returned home from Col
orado last Monday evening.
The article on "Twin Campers" has
been laid over until next week.
Mrs. Frank Deem fell and broke her
little finger last Tuesday morning.
We have had quite a healthy summer
so far in Eaton.
Picnic parties have crowded leap yeal
parties out of sight.
Potatoes will not sell for % cents q
bushel this winter.
The best cuts of beef are down to 12H
cents. The butchers are considerate men,
WANTED-A candidate for County Sur
veyor. Well guarantee his election.
AS q School Examiner Mr.. Miller
would give universal satisfaction.
Cedar Springs at New Paris is a pleas.
ant resort.
One more month and then the oyster
season opens.
Come and pay what you " the Dem
ocRAr.
Do not let your insurance policy ex
pire.
Farm animals well summered are hal
wintered.
The prospect for sauer kraut materia.
is immense.
You can get plenty of bites now if yor
go fishing-mosquitoes are numerous.
Clint. Huston-keeps fresh, cold but.
termilk on draught. Tryit.
The premium list is being distributed
Don't forget the fair.
The potato crop will not be very inn
mense.
Our elevators are now receiving new
wheat.
But very few snake stories have ye
been reported.
Miss salIie Stockton is visiting in Phil
adelphia.
1t =iil soon be the season of torch and
Transparency.
alcoholic emotion" is the last nam'
given I.
Mentor Lockwood, of Muncie, Ind, il
spending a few days in Eaton.
Among the many styles of bonnetl
very few are without strings
There is an attempt to revive the don
Bile breasted basque again.
Miss Kittie Thompson is.visiting il
Fremont, o.
Grandmother Cox, an old and respect
ed pioneer lady of New Hope, was burie'
on Tuesday last.
Mrs. Warnell and son, of West Viz
GINA, are visiting the family of c. F
Brooke, ST.
S. More Surface will lecture on "Sight
Abroad in Concord church next Satul
day evening a week. Free to all.
The entire Corporation tax of Leblanc
is only s1.64 on the 500! Lebanon is
well governed town.
r. b. White has our thanks for hi
annual treat of roasting ears. He raise
a bully kind.
A clean, cool. ventilated stable, FIRE
from flies, is a suitable lodging for th
tired horse.
The possibilities of a farm are measu
ed by the quantity and quality of brain
which run it.
Mr.. Geo. Deem and family have gon
TO the sea-shore to spend a few month
and forth beneftof Mrs. Deems ealti
Jacob Ogelsby, of Falmouth, Ind, ws
here attending the funeral Of Mrs. Ha
derman.
Mr.. Ferguson Halderman, of Roal
Ind, was home to attend the funeral
his mother.
If you would relish good things, wol
hard %toprocure them. You will nee
no other Ice
John Willis meat shop will be four
in the room north of Harbaugh's corn
after to-day "wednesday
The blossoms on the trees indicate Il
spring, but the blossoms on a mans no
denote the fall.
Mrs. Porter and daughter, OF Indian
apolis, aud Mr.. Will Brooke, of Cinci
natl, are visiting G. F. Brooke, ST.
Miss Nettie Winterling, of Richmon
Ind, was the guest of Miss Mary Thu
last week.
Ober's dramatic company will show
Eaton in about two weeks. The mar
of Ober is sufficient.
The soldiers and sailors reunion
on a boom. It will be ar immense
fair, and don't you forget it.
How would it do for county nomine
to write letters of acceptance3 Whe
wouldn't they be laughable?
Mr.. J. L. Surface of New Hope, spt
the Sabbath in Eaton with S. More s.
face, in attendance upon the NJ. E. Gu
terly Meeting.
When an Indian doctor loses a patti
he runs for his life. When a civiliz
doctor loses a patient he sends in
bill.
cit is a wise man who knows his o
business" Yes, and it is a wiser n
who devotes his whole time to attend
to it.