The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-09-11
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
Remember NJ. Sturm. J9a6
Mr.. Krout has arrived.
The schools are booming. s
Paw-paws will soon be ripe.
Have you sold your wheat?
buy my Clothing Of Sturm.
The sweet potato crop is good.
School books are in demand now.
Bows hats SOC. at Jos. Woerner's.
Coon hunting time is near at hand.
The flax mill is running extensively.
The Union House has a new sign post.
Heavy overalls 45c., at Jos. Woerner's.
Don't vote any ''pinch-gut' candidate
The Eaton Band will play for our fair.
Youth and Boys Clothing at sturm's.
A big crop of wheat will be put in this
fail. 81
Oysters and school marms resumedthis
month.
Linen and paper collars & cuffs at Jos.
Woerner's.
The Cincinnati Exposition is now in
full Siast.
j.. C. Boner has repaired his damaged
roof. 90
Never did / see nicer Clothing than at
Sturm's.
The Boomerang Archery Club OF
) Eaton is dead. /.
Tonight "wednesday the Rice Club
meets.
Boys hats, all the latest styles, at Jos.
Woerner's.
Archery clubs win soon go into winter
quarters.
Frank Lennon, Of Cumminsville,
spent Sunday in Eaton.
Fail Styles of all kinds, in Clothing, at
Sturm's. I
ssWe study to please" is the motto Of
young girls hunting for husbands.
The weather is about through dealing
with people in a summary manner
Young men, see the hobby stiff hats at
Jos. Woerner's
The editor of the Camden HERALD has
gone back to his vomit.
a big head is no more evidence Of brain
than a paper collar is, of a shirt.
The largest assortment Of Clothing at
Sturm's.
The Eaton Band have their new in
struments and they blow bully music.
Plaid Dress Goods 6119c-, at eooper's,
opposite Court House. .5as
Natty Stephens was immersedin sweet
cider one day last week.
Miss Hattie Albright is expected home
from Kansas this week TG
Ladies, do not buy Corsets till you look
at Cooper's stock, allsizes, from 16tQ 81.
Everything in the clothing line at Jos.
Woerner's, a4rgs3r 81
Miss Cora yanAusdal isEisiting Miss
Mary. Claypoole, at Connersyille Ind.
These cool nights call to memorythat
winter lies IN the not very far dim dis
tant.
For the latest thing in hats and shirts,
call on Sturm.
Crops are all fair this season-even the
crop OF snake stories and the crop OF Re
publican lies.
A man occasionally leaves property,
but nowadays the property generally
leaves the man.
Knit jackets 75c., $1.Oo and SIPS, at
Jos. Woerner's.
To-day is always here; Tomorrow
never. All bores are hereby invfr. to
call around tomorrow.
Philip Miller is the most industrious
and enterprising member of our Agricnl,
tural Board, ssgE .
A nice line of suitings have just arriv-
ed at the boss clothier's, M. Sturm.
If our Commissioner could only be in
duced to fix the Court House now il
would be lovely.
Everything will be tlovely and the
goose hang high," until after election
Go on, boys.
If you want clothing for men or boys
60 to Jos. Woerner's.
j. Leslie Foster was in Eaton last week
He owns half Of LeadviIle. The othel
half amt worth owning.
The Agnes Wallace-yilla troupe gave
three of their entertainments in Eaton tt
a well filed Hall.
. Never? Hardly ever! has the rusi
been so great as now, at Sturm's. Low
prices and good goods is what does it.
Philip Lander and family, Of We
Angeles, Colorado. are here visiting III
brother John Lander.
Council met on Monday evening anC
accepted Bruces' addition of 80 lots t
Eaton. No other business.
You can find just the suits that vii
suit you at Jos. Woerner's, the People
Tailor and Clothier, .
Walter Pottenger vas arrested in Cam
den last Friday for stealing wheat an
lodged with Sheriff Snyder.
Miss Carrie Minor returned home fror
her visit at Indianapolis last Friday eve
ming, looking as if she enjoyed her visi
Never go and buy unless you see Sturn
What a glorious thought it is to disal
pointed candidates that the influence
the almighty dollar ceases at the grave
Mr.. Nelson Williams and Miss Ida Gu