The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-07-30
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
Mad DOGS are circulating around.

Mad dogs are circulating around.
The beech nut crop around here will
be large this season.
What will you take to the county fair
this fall?
The boys will 60 swimming, even if it
is dog days.
Too much waste paper is allowed tc
fly about the streets.
This is a good time to lay in the win
ter's supply of fuel.
Burglars are quite numerous. Secure
your doors and windows.
A good preventative o. sun-stroke-
don't go. out in the sum-.
White dresses are all the rage with
the fair sex this summer.
Hot beds are plenty-every family has
'em now.
Call and pay your subscription. We
need it.
Melons on ice at well as beer on ice
can be had in Eaton.
w. G. M. Brookins is having his drug
store room painted up handsomely.
The salvation army is circulating q.
round. 1t will strike Eaton soon.
The ebay fever" was among farmers
last week. They offered it at IS a ton.
Colored campmeeting opens here on
the 9Th of August.
Considering the extreme heat the
health of Eaton is extraordinary good.
Mr.. Sam Ziliox, of Hamilton, spent
Sunday with his brother.
Mrs. David Musselman is visiting Mrs.
Lockwood al North Manchester, Ind.
F. P. Filbert is the happy father of a
young daughter whom he will christian
"Pattona.n
so per cent bigger stock of Dress Goods,
&C., &C., at F. j. Wilson'S, Lewisburg,
than any store in Preble county.
Rev. w. H. Orr will preach a memo
rial sermon next Sunday morning. Sub
iect 1.-THE Soldier of Providence"
If Natty Stephens don't get the nomi-
nation for Treasurer, will he 60 down
lower and accept it for Commissioner
Hthere is one tLing which the average
American can do satisfactorily it is to tel
a parent how to goyernthe others child
There is no excuse for idleness now
The man who wants to work easily
find employment.
The next thing to a funeral procession
is to.walk behind a love sick couple go
ing home from q party.
Persons who are lamenting not having
seen enough of the locusts have one con
soIation-they will be back again in 1902
1t is not in order to say anything abou'
the weather. 1t has the floor and cal
speak for itself.
IL n man hogs two or three county
offices, how are all worthy citizens to be
80 A.
rewarded when life is SO short?
Eaton hasn't had such a lively weel
as last week since the last years agrl
cultural show.
In the Eddins poisoning case the jury
were just about twelve hours in finding
a verdict.
II ia interesting 70 note what terrii,
hatred the Republicans have conceived
this campaign for their cold water breth
rem.
Peter Comfort has our thanks for
ssmple dozen of his roasting ears. w
pronounce them equal to any in the mar
ket.
peaches in this country are going t,
he scarce. Apples are dropping from tn
trees in large numbers in a wormy con
dition and the crop will be short one
Lots OF men around here who neve
looked into a book know more Law
than the Judge on the bench. The Ed
dins case developed this painful fact.
When a girl can read her title clear
To matrimony's share,
She bids farewell to every fear
And forgets to bang her hair.
WHARF ia that cold inhabitant' VIII
said that "summer is always cool an
pleasant during the year of the reign {
the seyenteen-year locusts?
X. P. Harshman brought us last Mo,
dav a sample basketful of his Four Mi
crop OF potatoes. They n, De oeat.-
Four Mile is "some" in the line OF raj
ing grain and vegetables.
Mrs. Rebecca English, of Greenvill
o., sister of Mrs. Mary E. Stroud, a
companied by her daughter, Mrs. HIATT
Hyland, and granddaughter, Mrs. Ii