The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-09-21

good one for all winter purposes.
Tax paying, sausage and buckwheat
cakes will soon be around again.
Have our schools a letter writing
department? If 50, who runs it?
DENNIS LEwELLEN has our thanks
for 3 basket of splendid tomatoes
A very fine stone walk has been
laid to the Sherif'a residence.
Jack frost is close ON the heels of
bare-footed urchins these mornings.
An old gentleman was beat out of
s95 on the day of the show. That
was all.
JOSEPH HUFFMAN, Esq, and lady, of
New Lexington, O., were in Eaton
last week.
L. there an tower production" of
shows that causes them to be SO poor
~ patronized?
It is about time there was a reform
In our schools. Too much style we
are afraid.
Two OF the Squeeler Club with
lamps last Saturday night we're hal
lowing for Pete Cooperl
Don't growl about the Hayes-y
weather. There will be a change
early in November.
Apples have been sold as low as ten
cents a bushel in our market. "Over
production" is the cause
The morals of our schools must be
in a splendid condition from recent
developments. Who is to blame2
Hair-pins have appeared of the
same color of the hair, aud can be
procured In all shades.
Fair time will afford delinquents an
excellent opportunity to drop in and
see us. Don't forget, for We need it.
The circus advertisements have been
removed-nobody has died on account
of them and everything is lovely a.
gain.
Warren jefferson has taken the
room recently occupied as Stephens
dry goods store, and will open big
about Saturday. Look in.
Notwithstanding the Immense"
Hayes meeting last Saturday, it was
about a. quiet day in Eaton as we
have had for a long time.
No pockets picked on the day ofthe
show in Eaton. The reason is no.
body had any worth picking. These
are Republican times.
Thanks to the Warren County Ag-
ricultural Society for a aComplimen-
tary." Warren holds mighty good
Fairs, and we wish we could attend.
Jas. Harbaugh and Cap. Wilson
have opened a very neat dining room
and saloon on north Barron street,
next to Hilrs grocery. Call and see
It.
The time Of sunlight is fast shrink
ing; the evening shadows fall at al
earlier hour, and are not cleared away
by the suns broad beams until late
each morning.
It is 8 popular fallacy to suppose
that 3 young lady's teeth are the less
pearly and her lips the less rudy be-
cause her breath is fraught with the
fragrance of the fortunate onion.
The steam in the REGISTER ofict
isn't doing very good work. We
judge from our sample. Just wall til
Tild.n's elected Then-good time
plenty o. money-lots O. steam ant
big paperl Whewl
A pick-pocket, working in a Grove
one dark night, relieved one nan of
well-flled envelope that he though
might possibly contain valuable pa
pers. When he came to examine
he found it to be a domestic Pape
Fashion"
Mr.. SAM'L GULIc, m old, respecte
and we'll known citizen Of this cour
ty, died at his late residence at tn
Lexington and Lewisburg toll-gate o
Friday last, ct the advanced age Of
years. He was buried with Masoni
ceremonies on Sunday.
The effect of the financial panic b.
now about reached Eaton in earnes
and the extreme scarcity of money b.
comes every day more apparent. tt
merchants are all complaining tn
they never saw money more scarce
their lives, In consequence of tn
purchasers for all kinds o fgoods ha'
greatly lessened, and business b
come to almost o stand still, r;
for Hayesl