The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1877-09-13
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

Hunt up your overcoat.
Make our Fair a success.
Antique lace is now the rage.
Pot-S-o-o-o-t-o-o-s are cheap.
Make your Fair entries early.
Outdoor loafers will soon come to
+. grief.
The trials of autumn are stealing
upon us.
Hay fever patients + "gedding
bedder dow"
"Dare to be a Murphy" now runs
Gdare to get drunk"
Sturm has commenced receiving
fall clothing already. Call and see.
The. voice of the mosquito is now
hushed in the land.
The Springfield Charley Ross
wouldn't fill the bill.
Don't fail to go into Sturm's if you
want o nobby fall hat. He has 'em.
You have more time now to see
your girl although the days are short
er.
Elijah Taylor, formerly Of Eaton,
died last week at Dana, Vermillion
county, Ind.
Everything of the best quality in
the clothing line can now be found at
Sturm's.
VIM. T. Walker, ON the State line,
will sell his farm implements, stock
and farm on the 25th inst.
Last Sunday we counted six DRINKS
Oh the streets ofEaton, and not a very
good day either.
If some young men can't reach the
highest rong in the ladder of fame,
their collars can.
Sturm has received some splendid
suits of fall clothing and will sell them
cheap.
Two deaf mutes were married in
Chicago one day last week. The we'd
ding was a very quiet affair.
Dare to be a Murphy; dare to be
true; dare to kick at your mother-in-
law ii she kicks at you.
If your boy wants a nice cheap suit
of clothing, call at Sturm's and look
at his new arrival.
1t isn't the Colorado potato bug nor
the troublesome hopper now, but the
cotton worm in Mississippi.
The Murphy basket meeting held
in the fair grounds on Sabbath last,
was largely attended.
1t was a milliner who once said:
"There is nothing new but what has
been forgotten" She guessed it.
Sturm is determined to keep the
biggest stock of Clothing in Eaton
and bound to sell them the lowest.
There will be a Union Sabbath
School meeting at Concord church, on
Sunday next. Everybody is invited.
"One by one the roses fall" and
two by two the Murphy boys drop.
You shouldn't do it boys-its naugh-
ty and wrong.
When a young lady sits up until
half-past II O'Clock at night with her
iewlark, we think it a confirmed case
of heart disease.
Eaton was lively on Saturday last
and all from John Deems big sale.
Business men should encourage these
sales and have them once a month.
While looking around for Fall
suit of clothing, don't forget that you
can always do the best'at Sturm's
cheap and fashionable clothing en-
porium.
Remember that the County Fail
commences on Tuesday, September
95th, and make up your mind to at
tend and have something on Exhibi'
ton.
Benz. F. Wolverton, Admir- of VIM
Wolverton, decd, will sell at the late
residence of the deceased, all the farm
implements and stock, on the 22nd
inst.
On the Doth of this month there viii
be IA County Fairs in operation, IL
Ohio, and the 18th of the same month
% will be running. Who says Sept
amt a "fair" month?
A South Carolina debating societ!
has been considering the question
(which is the most beneficial to thu
country, the lawyer, or the buzzard? ?
We give it up.
The laws passed by the last Legisla
ture have been received by the Audi
tor for distribution. Those entitled
to receive them should call. We re
ceived our copy.
The Murphy festival held in tn
public square on Saturday e%venin!
last, didn't pan out very heavy
Stamps are too scarce for festivals t,
flourish now.
DIR. ALLEN HoLDERMAN has pur
chased Mr.. Marshall's interest in &c
dar Springs. The Dr.. will adVocat
some improvements in the resort, an
we know the are needed.
Some wicked wag has perpetrate
the following criticism: "Some girl
filters fit 'em like some harness W
have seen fit some mules. Either to
much mule for the harness or nc
enough harness for the mule"
We. have received several posts