The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-09-26
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

How Is your overcoatf
Look out for runaways.
Wheat is on the decline.
Mince pies are ripening.
Keep your doors locked.
Almanacs for '79 are out.
Elan Fisher is ont again.
Shake your corn off now.
Quail on toast-think of it:
Election day-October 9Th.
Corn is getting its ears pulled.
Linen collars 15c. at Jos. Woerner's.
Look out for confidence men during
the fair.
The weary farmer can now rest for
the season.
Jos. woerner, the Tailor and Cloth
Ter.
Rev. B. j. George is visiting friends
IN Eaton.
Fair opened grand on Tuesday.
Wen have a big one.
The best, largest and cheapest stock
of Hats at Sturm's.
Remember that Wagner makes the
old fashioned hickory pumps.
1t is time for women to commence
pouting for fall hats.
Can't lie beat-the assortment of neck
ties at Jos. Woerner's.
Remember that Wagner makes the
old fashioned hickory pumps.
William Engle has III thanks for
a sample of very fine pears.
Sturm leads the trade in clothing.
Remember that Wagner makes the
old fashioned hickory pumps.
Mems socks, cotton and wool, at Jos.
Woerner's.
Remember that Wagner makes the
old fashioned hickory pumps.
Don't forget to go to tho Court
House this "wednesday evening and
hear the speeches.
Sturm's clothing is all custom made.
No rips to them.
The last rose of summer is no more,
its place is more than filled by the
golden flower of the sun.
tits not for the want of lots of
"good advice" that we don't print a
better paper.
Childrens' Hats and Caps, all the new
styles, at Jos. Woerner's.
John Lander will keep the Hopkins
brand of oysters this winter, the most
reliable and best in the market.
Gen. EWING will speak 1.-THE Court
House on Friday evening. Come and
hear him.
NJ. Sturm will try to please you in all
l--
his branches.
A bottle of DR.. Bulls baby syrup
should be administered Immediately
to the editor of the Camden HERALD.
Miss Ruth Van Ausdal has gone to
Glendale Seminary, and Misses Edith
and Mary Gould, to Mt. Carroll, Ill.
Bows, come and see the handsomest
line of Hats and Caps W shown in
Eaton, at Jos. Woerncr's.
AS the night air is sounwholesome,
do not sit ON the front stoop without
putting something around your girl.
Rev. Humphreys was in Eaton Wis
iting his old acquaintance and
friends. He looks more venerable
than when last among us.
For good Collars, Suspenders, Shirts
and Drawers go to Sturm's.
When the. disorders of babyhood
attack your baby use at once Dr.. Bulls
Baby Syrup and notice its rapid and
beneficial effect. Price Is cents.
The fall fashions announce a great
change in the shape of ladies' hats
broader brims will be worn witt
much larger crowns.
Colored shirts &c., 75c and 81, one
and two collars, at Jos. Woerner's.
J.H. Gilmore, Esq, has gone tc
Columbus, where he will spend The
winter with his father and mother
We will miss "Jack's" daily calls very
much.
Almost every department at oul
fair is filed. The art gallery, cattle
swine. fruit, horses and mechanica
departments, never presented a better
appearance.
Childrens' suits at Sturm's as well al
youth and mems.
-The Philadelphia "Press" believes
that the bowling ola dog always
brings a death. Not always; some
times the old gun don't go off as fast
as the dog.
Mr.. VIM. Mckee, Of Jefferson town
ship, left at our Office an apple weigh
ing III ouncesl 1t is the fruit from
a tree that has bore but three years
Who can beat it?
Mems suits $3.50, $3.50, $500 ant
$6.OO-coat, pants and vest, at Jos
Woerner's.
Every lady and gentleman should
make it a rule to fulfil promises, o
else not make them. You should al
ways respect your word, and other
will do the same.
Newspaper photographers are ,ex
pected to get up fresh jokes ever,
week, but a circus clown can u tn
same old joke four million years ant
always find fools to laugh at it.
S~uspenders, Collars, Neck Ties
Shirts and drawers at Sturm's.