The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-07-23
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
Torrid weather. Whew!
You are in dog days now.

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Excursions don't pay this year.
Potatoes are only 40 cents a bushel.
The oats crop will go good in this coun-
ty. IS
Miss Kittie Thompson Is visiting rela-
tives at Fremont, o.
The raspberry crop in this vicinity has
been quite a large one. u
Watermelons are now ready for bust
ness engagements with physicians.
Miss Bell Dix is the guest Of Miss Lau,
ra Bruce.
J. Chambers has been in business long
err than any other business man in Eaton
One girl in the kitchen is worth two a.
the front gate.
If you want Berry Plants, call on J.B.
RoLLMAN, Eaton, o. Ijuly16-2
The thermometer played around in
the nineties last week.
The wheat crop in this county is cut.
The yield is not what was expected two
weeks ago.
Harvey Hubbell is the oldest married
man now living in Eaton that was mar
ried in Eaton.
"Better do nothing than work for
nothing" as an expression is more witty
than wise.
The Misses Alderman have returned
safe home from their trip to Scotland
and Ireland.
Archie Van Doren Of Minnesota, has
returned home on account of the death
of his sister, Fannie Van Doren.
Mr.. snd Mrs. v. w. Lake and daugh-
ter have returned from camp-meeting at
Union City, Ind.
Josiah Campbell and William Jeffer-
son have gone to Delaware, to visit the
scenes Of their early boyhood.
The Eaton Pattona base ball club won
the game played with the Oxford team
last Thursday. Score stood IS to II.
Glen r. Gilmore, of Columbus was here
a few days recreating among his many
friends.
Miss Carrie Walters, of Mobile, Ala,
is visiting her grandparents Mr. and
Mrs. Jos. Walters.
The U. B. Church will hold a two
weeks camp-meeting at Lewisburg, com
mencing on the 14th Of August.
j. B. RoBIMAN will give special low
rates on large orders for Trees, Plants.
&c.rfor fall or spring delivery. 1862
Jos. woerner's clothing establishment
room OF Barron street has been hand
someiy reitted. -
Mr. Edison, Mr.. Schlenker Mr.. Thum
and John Lander, of Commercial block,
have all frst-class sidewalks, the me-
chanical work of the Trunk boys.
DR.. w. S. DENNIsoN, the Deaf and Ca
tarrhal Specialist at Reichel House, We'd
nesday, July 10Th, and West Alexandria
on the S0th. Consultation free to all.
The city Council ought now to improve
Water street from Israel to Main, a. no
part of the city needs it SO much as that
locality,
J.P. Acton and Robert Morgan have
resided more years within the corpora
ton Of Eaton than any other citizen now
living,
The Ohio State Laws of 1885 have been
received at the Auditors office and are
ready for distribution. Parties interest
ed will please call and get their copies.
The weather was red hot on Sunday
last-the thermometer marking 103 in
the shade, and on Mondaywas still hot
ter.
The game Of croquet is fast playing out
in this section of Ohio. But very few
yards are now adorned with a~hcroquet
set.
Zacharian Goshorn was taken9before
Judge Quinn on Monday last and pro-
nounced insane. He will be sent to the
Asylum. Ja
Twenty-seven Bicyclers went through
Eaton on Saturday last, on their way to
Springfield toattend the bicycle races,
Charley Ressler of this city joined them.
Ex-Commissioner W. c.. Mills was dan.
gerously injured last week by being
thrown out of his buggy. He lay uncon'
scious for two days. His recovery is
very doubtful.
If there are any more Offices in Preble
County that Natty Stephens wants, in
the Fame of suffering humanity let III
vote them at once, and end the Stephens
agony.
Rev. G.. w. Arnold, of New Paris, il
the Prohibition candidate for State Sen
ator in this District. Rev. Arnold may
get q very respectable vote in Preblt
county.
DR.. W. s.. DENNIsoN, the Deaf and Ca
tarrhal Specialist at Reichel House, Wei
nesday, July 10Th, and West Alexandri;
! or the Both. Consultation free to all.
The Mayor of Columbus Grove ha
ordered the arrest of every boy unde
sixteen years old found in the street
after nine o'clock. Such an order wouldn'
hurt Eaton. r.. gea
When an individual of any professio
steps out of the line of his own bushes
and attempts, by dictation or otherwise
to control that of others he is ripe for il
torment.
James Deem has been obliged to sin
a well and put in an Eaton wind PUN
to supply his fish pond with water. TIL
dry seaso has run the spring supply te
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