The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-10-09
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
The fair is over.
Fhe circus left its mark.
1t was dusty at the fair.

Boomer" Good for them.
MIR. j t. Riley, Of Hamilton, visited
our fair on Thursday.
Eaton was jammed last Saturday with
circus-fever people.
Judge Meeker and wife, of Greenyille,
were in Eaton last week.
Eaton never before experienced such a
lively time as last week.
Mrs. s. N. Bixby, of Madison, Wis.,,
was in Eaton last week.
Mrs. Hatmaker, of Richmond, Ind. is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Haines.
A good many Alexandria people took
in the circus on Saturday.
Mrs. Lola Churchill, of indianapolis,
Ind, is visiting her Eaton home.
Miss Emma Danser, Of Camden, Wis
tied Miss Nell Lockwoodduring the fair.
We had a running race at the fair and
Providence still smiles upon us as usual.
Letus pray.
Frank G. Stockton, Of Washington city,
D. c., came home on Monday last for a
short visit.
Alexander White and family, Of near
Peru, Ind, are visiting his father in Ea-
ton.
Mrs. Mary Lamb, Of Grand Rapids,
Mich, is visiting e rmother, Mrs. Judge
Haines.
Miss Hattie Cofman, Of Richmond,
spent last Thursday with Miss Mollie
Coffman.
Mrs. Mary Van lyle, Of West Alexan-
dria, visited her sister Mrs. Unger, during
the fair.
The list of Premiums awarded at our
County Fair will be published as soon as
itcan be got ready.
Lew. Limbert, Esq, Of Greenville,
dropped inlast Thursday. He reports
the Democracy. Of Darke on the boom.
The horse race at the Fair on the last
day was grand. We haven't heard of
anybody committing suicide over it.
In the Archery tournament at Gincin-
matt last week the "Merry Bowmen Club"
of Eaton carried off some of the prizes.
We are authorized to announce the
name of Mart. Randall, as the candidate
for Land Assessor OF Monroe Township.
~ pa4or M,r,,h,, ond Ios Arlon
- p,t1ow -, - nrosont Of
o,,r fair on the last day and pronounced
Il . sr,ceess.
D,ao,s d;raot f,or, NON
o,U.ns a-'a Ia.as4 900 7 w
60. MI stroot onnos;to tbe Court
Honse octa-6
Z II rooL ond 1obr Hnhbell have
nrr.ha.od tbe orocerv establishment Of
.Coo,,ort & ZONES II was ;nvoiced last
Mo,,dov
W. ~ anthor;zod - or,o,,nco fba
nouo 90 porrv Alexander nc a candidate
for rool estate assessor. at the October
oIoot;on
1 90 saa;daJ that ; hr.lard
IssLmmo~ 1 rtf,o
,orah ~ tho LAWYERS
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sAi- aboaat ~ 10 1901 ~ No
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very
NOW mat tne haoi' vi burning ie"yes
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See advertisement OF ). +. Bruce, ior
sale of town lots. Here is a splendid OPP
portunlty Tor all persons Wanelhg eoou'
convenient puiiuis nus po@0I! :"
heatthy and pieasale part ol Jun 'o"h'
Major FRANK EVANS, minister OF the
Universalist church OF Eaton for the past
year, died OF consumption last week.
His remains were taken to Boston, Ind,
Sunday morning for interrment. He
made many warm friends in Eaton du-
ring his Short stay among us.
We frequently get communications for
the DEMOCRAT that come in after Monday
sometimes as late as Wednesday morn
ing after we have gone to press. We put
in nothing except it be of a very impor-
tant character after Monday evening.
Remember.
Hereafter the T-reasurers of the coun-
ties viii not be required to make their
settlements with the Auditor of State in
person, but the papers will be transmit
ted by mail, saving at least 5000 a year
in mileage heretofore paid out to Urea
surers.
II bod beon inst long enough before the
so;r s;nce II rained for the ground to be
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