The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1884-06-26
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

Red hot weather.
Fans are in demand.
This is surely summer
Raspberries to the front.
Freckles are fashionable.
Grape crop will be short.
In the wheat bye and bye.
Spring chickens by the quart.
Potato bugs are fattening nicely.
Flies are getting very industrious.
Mosquitoes are presenting their bills
The days are now fifteen hours long
Trunks and Valises at Joe Woerner's
Too hot to build railroads even Oh
paper.
Is the colored camp-meeting material
izing this year?
Thermometers nearly reached 100 ii
the shade last week.
Some men wouldn't be satisfied if they
possessed the earth.
Eaton won't "enthuse" on the 4th Of
Julyl
Linen collars 12c., at Joe Woerner's.
No preparations to celebrate the Fourth
of July in Eaton.
Bring in your squirrels for the Eaton
Park.
Button-hole boquets are now called
"dude-drops."
Natures church attracts many these
beautiful Sundays.
The green apple season is here, the
coliciest of the year.
Summer underwear at Joe Woerner's.
The country now presents a most char
ming appearance.
Virgins gives us q number of severe
storms this year.
The model housekeeper is described
in the 31st chapter of Proverbs.
An abundant fruit crop is now positive
80 the knowing ones say.
Do not cut lamp wicks, but trim them
by wiping off with-a scrap of paper.
Save 25c. on a nice straw hat, by buy
ing at JOS. Woerner's.
Encourage your children to read the
newspapers.
Capt. A. Haines has our thanks for
Idaho papers.
Mr.. N. Lake plead "not guilty" to
the indictments found against him.
Wheat harvest will be on hand next
week.
William 1. Patton left last Tuesday to
accept a position in Dayton, O.
Overalls 25c. and &c., at Joe Woer-
ner's.
Eaton Cemetery contains more mas
sive and handsome granite monuments
than any other of its size in Ohio.
Shooting live pigeons at a match con-
test is barbarous, and ought not to be
tolerated in any civilized community.
There were about 200 punches of ba-
nanas in Eaton last Saturday. This is
the banana town of Ohioi
Be kind to your horses this hot wealth
er. Several dropped around here from
the heat last week.
The new style (Fedora) hat 50, at Joe
Woerner's.
Only scavangers NEEDLE with Lew.
Heppes' water arrangements on Seven
mile. They had better look a little out.
The cleaner the cutters are kept the
better for the health Of the city. Keep
your sweepings out of them.
A society for the prevention of dudes
is one of the much talked of improve
ments for the coming summer.
All good citizens do not push baby car
riages, but all men who push baby car
riages are good citizens.
Straw hats from SC. up. at Joe Woer-
ner's.
Some fatality has come over the geese
owned by parties in the northwest end
of Eaton. Mrs. Rowe lost nine.
There is an ordinance against block
aiding our sidewalks that should be en-
forced.
No court this week. Judge Hume was
compelled to hold in Hamilton. Next
week the criminal eases will be tried,
The mystery of how young fellows have
big times on small salaries is usually ex-
planned by the discovery of a big leak in
the cash drawer of their employers.
Farmers, you can buy Machine Oils at
Miller's Drug Store. [j19-3
Mrs. Henry Holland and Mrs. Harry
Keller, of Dayton, o., are the guests OF
Jacob Bringman, corner High and Cher
ry streets.
With hook and line, in any body of
water, at any time of the year, the fish
law does not interfere. Seines and nets
can be used in the reservoir at pleasure.
Violin playing amongst the ladies is
one of the fashionable eccentricities Of
this age. Playing on tin pans and ket-
ties is played out with the girls.
Harvey Kitson, living about three
miles east of Eaton on the Dayton pike,
fell from a cherry tree last Monday morn
ing and broke his leg.
Cool pants for every day use for 75c.
and S0c., at Joe Woerner's.
Time works changes. "Forty years
ago." says an observer, "butter was
made of cream, sugar was made of cane,
cigars were made of tobacco and shoes
were made of leather"
The postmaster general has issued an
order forbidding the use of the postoffice
as q place for posting any kind of adver-