The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-09-14
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
Lots of rain.

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Lots of rain.
Apples are a drug.
Silver is not abundant.
Splendid ague weather.
Pants for $1,00 at STURM's.
Apple-jack will be plenty.
Fall style Hats at NJ. STURM's.
Apple butter boilings are the next.
Remember the closing out sales at
STURM's.
Can't you come in and pay your
subscription?
For the latest styles of Hats go to
STURM's.<
Cider mills are the only things now
we'll patronized.
All Goods sold at cost for 30 days,
at STURM's.
Young turkey will be ready to pick
in two months.
For a bucket full of Collars at 30
cents go to STuRM's.
The Eaton REGISTER is now work
ed off by steam.
1, NJ. STURM, will sell all my Sum-
mer Stock at cost.
Keep your hand on ysur pocket
book the day of the show.
Remember the closing ont sales at
STURM's.
paw has no thieves in his employ,
but a good many travel with shows.
Boys, you sing well, but we must
vote for a change. 'Rah for Tilden!
The "~clarion" voices of our able
stumpers are now heard in every cor
ner.
Money 1 want. Room 1 have to
make for Fall Goods. Call and see
STURM.
The prospect of the working class
of Eaton is anything but encouraging
for the coming winter.
You might as well subscribe for a
paper for yourself as to borrow your
neighbours continually.
White stockings, ladies. The red
and fancy striped affairs are out of
joint, and no more stylish.
The fall bonnet will Don make its
appearance and our churches will be
well patronized for q short time.
Singing is a pleasant and cheerful
recreation, but a poor thing to pay
taxes and support a family.
Superstitious people are predicting
sickly season this fall, because the
flies have suddenly disappeared.
Young Wescoe was amusing him
self with his gun instead of his Bible
on Sunday last, and had a finger shot
of.
1t is not every city of the size of
Eaton that can double its taxes in one
year and show as little general bene-
fit.
o, these blessed good times-the
Laboring men and the business men
owe the Republican party gratitude
for them.
The corn crop in this county is I'M
usually good and is ripening rapidly.
Corn cutting will commence in about
two weeks.
The next thing ahead is cold wealth
er-stoves you know-stovepipe-I
joints all it-no trouble-easiest
thing in the world.
A gold sleeve button was lost on
north Barron street last week. THE
finder will be rewarded by leaving it
at the Ol1CG.
A man who wants a fashionable
collar should instruct his washerwo-
MA to starch the tail end of his shirt,
and then veal it upside down.
John I. Deem will make a splendid
Commissioner, Jacob Bringman q pru-
dent Infirmary Director, and Dennis
Lewellen an honest and efficient Sher-
i'll.
Did you aver observe what a terri
BILE strain it is on q doctors face to
try and look solemn when his neigh
Dor remarks that there is a great deal
of sickness in the countrye
Lean and hungry looking still is the
veteran tramp, although the opportu-
nifty is now good for foraging on
orchards and corn fields. They want
something that will stick to the ribs.
There is hog pen in this neigh
borhood that emits a fragrance, equal
if not superior, to the seventy and
seven distinct smells said to exist in
Cologne. Has our Marshal a smeller?
Potato bugs are a much belied race.
Last year they were credited with
eating up all the potatoes, and
yet potatoes were never before SO
sheap. Let justice be done the friend
ly bug!
The large round light manufactur-
ed of colored paper and run out on a
pole from the headquarters of the
Hayes and Squeeler Club, caught fire
and burned on Friday night last.
Ominousl
We understand that our church
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