The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1886-06-17
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

Base ball don't boom here.
The strawberry season is over.
..Crouse's Bazaar" still on deck.
Paint and whitewash is the order.
Potato bugs are plenty and healthy.
The President is 80 and his bride %.
Linen Collars 7c., at Jos. Woerner's.
The blackberry crop will be immense
this year.
Pastures were never better, and COWS
are up to their knees in clover.
Eph. Cook had ripe tomatoes and
peaches in market last week.
Frank Bloomfield may save you from
$50 to 800 on a Piano. Try him.
Wen bet Eaton is the biggest banana
town in the State.
Bass fishing is reported good in Twin
this year.
What are you going to do on the 4th
of July2
Machine oil, needles and fixtures at
rn
"Crouse's Bazaar"
The Hessian fly is reported troubling
the wheat in some parts of the State.
Through akind Providence the sprink-
Ter and his team get frequent holidays.
No ianitor for the schoolhas beer elect
ed yet.
aE nTNa1Z- = $50.
Farmers, get your Binder Whips of
Stephenson.
Last Sunday "Children's Day. was
observed in several of our churches.
Eaton oil we'll still on the do down. 1t
is now in the neighborhood of l40O feet.
yalerian is one of the ingredients used
to doctor the filthy cigar stubs from
which cigarettes are made.
The Estey Organs lead the world and
sing their own praise.
A new brand of Patton(a) was intro
duced into Eaton on Thursday morning
last. Ask Charley Patton about it.
Quite a number Of Eatonians went to
Richmond last Friday to the Barnum
humbug show.
Wonder what in the name of heaven
the east end OF Somers street is being cut
down for2
Use Bellies Delight for the complex
ion. Only found at "Crouse's Bazaar"
What the workingmen of Eaton wan
is not sympathy or talk but something
to do.
It is now unlawful for business men to
give away articles by lottery arrange
ments.
Now the President will have a hard
time keeping his secrets. Reporters re-
joice over the wedding.
Save money by buying Fly Nets and
busters of Stephenson, opposite the
Reichel House.
The Preble County Agricultural Board
was in session last Saturday, putting
tn ings in readiness for u next fair.
Ohio ranks second in number of Odd
Fellows, having 1871 members. Penn
sylyania heads the list with 10000.
You need not be bashful about walk
ing up with your taxes now. The Treas
urer will receive them with a smile.
Mems Summer Undershirts at Jos.
Woerner's.
Dan'l Crumbaker received by express
last Friday from the interior of Ohio, a
very fine Berkshire pig.
June is the "most delightful month in
the year. It's the period of new bon
nets, roses, pic-nics, base ball, root beer
and early bilious attacks.
Do not buy an Organ or a Piano until
you get Frank Bloomfield's prices. In
struments sold on easy payments.
The signs of the times indicate a lively
fall and winter trade. The fine prospect
for a bounteous harvest encourages this
hope.
The cyclone set for the 18th or 14th by
the Springfield weather prophet, failed
to make its appearance. TRAINED, how
ever, ~copiously.
Every property holder in Eaton should
have enterprise enough in him to keep
the front Of his premises in a clean con-
dition.
Bows S~eersucker Coats and Vests at
Jos. Woerner's.
Eaton saloon keepers had better be
careful in the future about permitting
habitual drinkers loafing around Their
premises.
Boycotting does not pay at the West
Fourteen fellows who c~onspired to de
stroy other peoples business have beer
indicted at Milwaukee and are under ar
rest awaiting trial.
We may begin to use the word hot II
place of warm without fear of offending
the weather, and soon the familiar ex,
preston will be heard on every side
eliot enough for you?"
If YOU have a Piano or an Organ tina
you desire to exchange for q new instru
ment, Bloomfield will give you a trade
LATE Sharp's barber shop was barber
lied last Thursday night of its entir'
crop of tools. The thief was a one-eyet
strange coon whom LATE had taken in t
help him a few days.
The Delaware HERALD says that tn
farmers of Ohio have been swindled on
of enough money on Bohemian oats t
have paid for a county paper for ever.
farmer in the State for ten years.
1t is said that the best cure for har'
times is to cheat the doctor by being TEN
perate, the lawyer, by keeping out c