The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-08-31

this year is good.
We are @dead broke" Delinquents
csil and see us.
JoE CAMPBELL is homo on a visit
and looking well.
We don't believe the city Hall will
be decorated just now.
For a bucket full of Collars at 30
cents go to SrURM's.
Hog cholera appears to be very bad
in several counties in the State.
Boys, go home and tell your mann
my, tho next President viii be Uncle
Sammy.
Money 1 want. Room l have to
make for Fall Goods. Call and see
STuRM.
The basket meeting at the Fair
Grounds on Sunday last was well at
tended.
A Kansas town is called Woman's
Waist. It's a nice place; but give us
the real thing.
The best barber is said to be the
man who can shayea note. We have
a few in Eaton.
The race course at the Fair Grounds
is lively with Eaton turfmen almost
every evening.
The Deputy Sheriff storYis mighty
thin. It has the sign of drowning
men about it.
The smoke-stack attached to the
Steam Flour Mill fell down Or San
day night last.
Sweet potatoes are in market in
large quantities, and the quality is
very good.
Even a nine-penny calico can Le
made to look neat and tastely by using
the domestic Fashions
Us. Hunt and family, of Terre
Haute, Ind, ara visiting friends in
Eaton. "SEEBs looks healthy.
Rev L. D.. CRosLEY will preach in
the Universalist church on Sunday
evening next at TX o'clock.
Ifyou think there has been no i'm
provements in Eaton this summer,
walk around and examine.
The Eaton Cornet Band serenaded
the vanquished Cumminsville base
ball club last Saturday. That was
clever.
Ifany OF our friends want a pure
and good article of whisky TO mix
with their quinine, IssAc MoNosMITH
hasit We tried it and know.
The laborers working on the road
west of Town are receiving only 81 a
day and glad to get it. These are Re-
publican times, you know.
II. P. CLoueH, Democratic candi-
date for Board of Public Works, was
in Eaton on Monday last. He reports
Democratic prospects good.
A pstitiouto the city Council for
frescoeing the Town Hall, met with a
lively remonstrance. Citizens begin
to think our taxes are heavy enough.
Thos. Pottenger, an old and respect
ed citizen OF Somers township, died
on Monday evening last of palaiysis.
Obituary next week.
Our young friend f. N. HA1NEs,
has taken charge of tho local depart.
ment Of the Macarthur ENouIRER.
"NED" viii make the locals interest
ing.
1t requires an immense expenditure
of music, powder and yelling tc
sthuse' the Hayes and Wheeler Club
of Eaton aud get it altogether. Hmust
be sick.
The Greenbackera of Camden held
a meeting at that place on Thursday
evening last and formed Club, six.
teen initiated. A. B. KING was elect.
ed President, and made a speech.
The P. NJ. done a righteous act
when he closed the doors of the Office
against the rabbie that gather Their,
during the opening ofthe mails. Keel
them out until they learn how to be
have themselves.
A game of base ball between tn,
Eaton and Cumminsville Clubs inter
ested the citizens of Eaton last Satur
day, and our boys beat. The gentle
men composing the Cumminsvill
Club are well behaved young men
and conducted themselves in goot
style.
1.-THE simmer you look the better,
says a fashion writer to the ladies
And he might have added, 9TH
tighter you pull the corset strings
the sooner you will have a chance t
visit the shore, where fashions troubl
not and the weary are at rest.
The chronological Journal for Ser
TENDER is on our table, filled with ez
cellcnt and interesting reading mai
ter. Gov. TiIden, Attorney Generf
Taft, Gen. Custer, and Patrick Henri
are among its Biographical sketches
S. R. Wells & Co., Publishers, Ne'
York.