The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1886-06-10

LOCAL
Fine picnic weather.
Items are very scarce.
Oriental Laces at Craik's.
T~ax-paying time is at hand.
A nice time for evening drives.
Harvest will be early this year.
"Crouse's Bazaar" still on deck.
House flies arc becoming numerous.
Linen Collars &C., at Jos. Woerner's'
The Georgian watermelon will soon be
on hand to do its work.
Bad OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES a good fam
lily newspaper.
To avoid sickness-change clothing
with changes in the weather.
Poverty has one consolation-it never
suffers from rich mans govt.
Farmers, get your Binder Whips of
Stephenson.
Everything helps-even a kick, when
you are going down hill.
The man who met his fate Oh the gal
lows took a drop too much.
People who throw banana skins at
large are now called bananarctists.
Vegetables of all kinds were never
more plenty, and cheap too.
NLE
Where is the Deuber Watch Case Com
pany going to locate?
All the new styles of Laces at Craik's.
Political conventions will soon begin
to boom.
The prospect for a good wheat crop is
fine in Preble county.
Our exchanges predict a YARN sum-
mer.
Celery plants ready and for sale by
Fred. Earhardt, Eaton gardener.
A case of smallpox has developed it.
self in Allen county.
"Does death end alp" Alas! no
there is the monument subscription fund.
Hercules Overalls &c., regular price
&c., at Jos. Woerner's.
McCord's excursion to the Soldiers
Home will go to-day Thursday. Don't
forget it.
Cash G.. Bell and AL. F. Rost, OF Rich
mond, Ind, spent last sunday in Eaton
the guests of friends on east Main street.
Prof. Richard Conroy, a noted bicyclist
of Hamilton, o., made a flying trip to
this place on Monday.
Stephenson has an elegant line of
Handmade Harness he is selling very
low.
County Commissioners are in regular
session this week and disposing OF con-
siderable business.
We will soon reach The longest day
that 1886 will have. Time, like butter
in the buckwheat cake season, flies fast.
A Dakota hotel advertises as among
its attractions, a cyclone cellar" with
an easy slide into in case of danger.
Boycotting is defined by a Milwaukee
Judge to be an offense that is indictable
and subject to punishment.
Subscribing for the DEMOCRAT, like
signing the temperance pledge or doing
any other good thing, is always in order.
Craik's great SUGGESTIVE .'Big Red
S.ore"-is at Kline's corner.
Judge w. ]. Gilmore was in Eaton
last week, as lively and good natured as
ever
Young squirrels are being slaughtered
around here, on an average of two guns
for every squirrel.
"What'n We do with our boys during
vacatlon?n is the vexed question that
parents now ask of each other.
Cincinnati will have an Industrial Ex-
position this year again. 1t will open on
the LIST of September.
Moleskin pants 75c., 90c. and $1.00, at
Jos. Woerner's, The Peoples Clothier.
Counterfeit butter has reduced the
price of cows, but pumps still remain
firm.
When blacksmiths begin to strike
horseshoes are turned out faster than
eyer
The DEMOCRAT strives to be fair, just
and impartial. If it errs, attribute it to
error of head and not of heart.
Council passed a resolution last Mon
day night ordering all property holders
to clean away the grass on the sidewalks
in front of their residences.
Machine oil, needles and fixtures at
ttCrouse's Bazaar"
Gas was struck in Ottowa, o., at the
depth of 1850 feet. The well was shot
with 800 pounds of nitro-glycerine and
flows SOC, 900 cubic feet per day.
Mrs. Lynn, who has been the guest of
her sister, Mrs. Ward, for some weeks,
has returned to her home at Rising Sun,
Ind.
An exchange proposes the following
for some literary society: (Which is the
greenest, a country man in the city or a
city man in the country?"
"Broad is the road that leads to debt,
And thousands walk together there,
Prompt payments find a narrow rut
With here and there a passenger"
Boys Seersucker Coats and Vests at
Jos. Woerner's.
A meat inspector wouldn't be a bad
character in this place. If all reports
are true, there is some villainous stuff
sold here in Eaton to meat eaters.
It ia reported that the School Board