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

Sturm's, of course, the oldest and most
reliable clothing house in the Northwest.
The Lexington gun squad came overt
Eaton with their piece last Wednesday
night and attended the Ewing and Rice
Club. cold Twin" sup and coming.
Children's Clothing at Sturm's.
Latest novelties in Dress Goods at ].
w. Cooper's store, such as Monies, Bro
%catels, Brocades, Tourist, &C., at bottom
prices.
Howard Young was in Eaton OF Sat
urday last looking in on the doings of our
Commissioners. Howard, it is no use.
You can't be one of 'em. The Herald
says you are too "pinchy." 7WIo
Sturm leads the trade in Clothing.
"Give me a man with an aim, what
ever that aim may be, it matters not to
mex.
Suppose his aim is a double-barreled
shot gun, would you take him2
: Governor, where did you get that nice
fitting suit which is admired by all? At
Sturm's, of course, the place l have been
trading at SO many years, and always got
bargains. -
The members of the Board OF Agricul-
ture will meet at the law Office of'Frank
g. Thompson, on Monday, Sept. 18th.
Persons having business before the Board
will act accordingly.
Stock large, fresh, excellent, prices
low, first, last and all the time. Cloth
ing for young and old at Jos. Woerner's
and I'll tegrof t'nod
A great many store-box loafers who
are continually talking about the fnan-
cial condition Of the country, never stop
to think that one of the best ways to in
fate the currency is for themto paytheir
own debts.
Nice fitting clothes wear better and
give better satisfaction to the wearer.
You can get them of Jos. Woerner, the
Peoples Clothier. s
An observing exchange remarks: We
know girls who will wrestle with a GRO
quet malleti in the hot sun for hours and
not complain. But just ask themt to hang
on the wooden end OF a broom for a few
minutes and they'll have a fit.
Novelties in Ties at Stnrm's.
The first meeting of the Preble County
Teachers Association will be held at the
Court House, on Saturday, September
9th. The programme will be full and
interesting. A full attendance is re-
quested.
See the stock OF hats and caps-25 per
cent. less than elsewhere-at Jos. Woer-
ner's..
Newsgoods at sturm's this week.
Under the supervision Of Philip Miller
a handsome new stand has been erected
on the fair grounds, for the. accommoda-
ton of the Band and the judges of stock.
Alittle more ~ampitheatre room is now
what should be next.
Don't forget the new styles at sturm's.
Mr.. E. Koons has opened q new mer-
chant tailor shop adjoining the Eagle
Hotel on Barron street, and from his re-
putation as workman should receive.a
good patronage from the citizens of Ea-
ton. See his card. ar
White dress shirts 6Oc., SOC. and 81. 90,
best goods for the money ever offered in
Eaton, at Jos. Woerner's.
B. S. James, Esq, Secretary of the
Butler County Agricultural Society, has
our thanks for a Comp to the show.
Butler generally gets up about as good
fairs as any other county in the world.
Everybody ought to attend from this
county.
All styles OF Hats at sturm's.
A running race of half mile dash came
off at the fair ground race track last Mon
day afternoon, between Bay'Fanny, own
ed by Weiland, and Brown Jim owned
by Fisher, for 500. Brown Jim won the
purse-time, 521l seconds. Henry Mon
osmith and Natty Stephens judges.
Mems undershirts and drawers 20c.,
25c. and 35c., at Jos. Woerner's.
The attendance on Gov. Denison's adj
dress at Eaton, last Saturday, was one
remarkable more for quality than for
quantity. We were there, but the crowd
was not very large.-CAMDEN HERALD.
Wonder if 1--WE" reckoned himself
among the quantity or quality?
Don't forget to look in at Sturm's.
Groups of boys are seer on our streets
both day and night, with nothing to do
but to seek mischief and receive a street
Education, and no wild beast of the for
est is as dangerous to the peace of socie-
ty as a man who from his -boyhood has
been educated in this school.
Jos. Woerner, the Peoples Tailor and
Clothier.
The following are the names of the of
icers of the Ewing and Rice Club o
Washington Township: PRESIDENT
Mayor Luther G. Abbott. VICE PREs1
DENTs-James Myler, John I. Cassel
Fred. Freds, Wilson Fudge, Ephrain
Young, John Crumbaker, George F
Whitesell, John Kessling, Peter J.. Ozias
R. W. Morgan. SEcRETARY-H. L. Rob
bins. TREAsURER-William Hambidge
Executive CoMurTEE-Johnson Hume
Rob't W. Morgan, NJ. L. Holt. TIL,
Club meets at Stephens Hall on Wednes
day evening of each week.
The latest fall styles at Sturm's.
Last Sunday there was an immens
Murphy meeting in a grove two mile
north of Castine. Between two and tire
thousand people were in attendance
Quite a number of the citizens of thi
town were present, and Benz. Hubbard
Judge Campbell and Mayor Abbott mad