The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-09-30


Tax time is coming apace.
Thisi is a good apple year.
watermelons are no more.
Peaches have stepped out,
wheat IS cents per bushel.
The wheat market is very dull.
Krout material seems to be plenty.
The buckwheat crop is saidto be good.
Yarn knit socks 2Oc. at Jos. woerner's,
Pumpkin pies have waltzedl to the
front.
~ The children are getting readyfor win
ter socials.
Boys and children's hats Acc. and SOC.
at Jos. Woerner's. s7ssa sca
The railroad fever is not raging in Ea-
ton. Sg -34asaa ms1
Our Court House will soon be repair
ed.
Lace ties 4 cents each and up, at origi-
nal Eaton Cheap Store.
Oysters and candidates are generally
in a stew now.
Remember the meetings announced
elsewhere and attend.
White shirts eOc., zoe. and 81, at Jos.
Woerner's.
Several prominent meetings are talked
of in Eaton.
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The Greenville Fair, held last week,
was a success.
Fancy handkerchiefs 2 for 5 cents, at
original Eaton Cheap Store.
The old reliable &c. s. Maltby'' oyster
is for sale by John Lander. =
Where is the Murphy Organization? 1t
is badly needed in Eaton.
Fine Michigan salt $1,25 per barrel at
the Little Grocery.
Forest leaves are already beginning to
assume beautiful autumnal tints.
Daylight has been reduced as much as
the Republican majority in Maine.
Seperable sleeve and cuff buttons at
Jos. Woerner's.
New corn meal has been in our mar
ket from the Eaton Steam Flour Mill.
The small boys around town are fgur-
ing on a hickory nut and walnut jubilee.
500 yard spool cotton 8 cents per spool,
at original Eaton Cheap Store.
Politicians are putting on their war
paint and brandishing the little Ratchet.
Maltby's old reliable oyster is the best
in the market and John Lander keeps
them for sale.
The new style pocket hat-all the go
for sale at Jos. Woerner's.
Almost any Republican paper is good
to put under a carpet. They generally
lie well.
Golden ripe pumpkins are now glis.
tening in the sun, and the pumpkin pie
crusade has begun.
Towels and napkins 4 cents each and
up, at original Eaton Cheap Store.
The betrothal bracelet now sometimes
takes the place of the engagement ring
and is worn on the left arm.
Now that the long winter evenings are
approaching, a shout from the spelling
bee iend is daily expected.
Bows and children's felt hats 40c.
SOC. and &c., at Jos. Woerner's.
The wigwam hospital in Eaton is get
ting like the Republican party-in tat
tiers.
The largest, best and sweetest oystet
in the market is the G. s.. Maltby, TO
sale
White lace tides from 6 cents each up
original Eaton Cheap Store.
Miss Jennie Shanklin, who taught il
our schools last year, is in Eaton ~visitin,
her many friends.
Don't fail to go to Richmond next Sun
day on McCord's excursion. Only 81
cents the round trip.
If you want to be well dressed, Blu.
your clothing of Jos. Woerner.
Temperance and religion are laid ava,
until after the elections, when cold wealth
er will bring them both booming to tn
front.
The Celina STANDARD and 5Jaekso,
HERALD, proclaim their fairs . failure
What's the matter, boys.
Ruches from 10 cents per dozen up, a
original Eaton Cheap Store.
The local matrimonial market is du
to the extreme, and takers of this kind {
stock are at present very scarce.
If you are arguing politics, hurry
and call your opponent a liar before h
does you. Nothing like being before
hand in such things.
Knit jackets 75c., $1.oo and $1.25, &
JOS. Woerner's.
Our Republican friends of Eaton ma
Just as well proceed to take a back SEE
and sit down. "Hard times and gres
tribulations" are before them.
It is now a settled fact that we are NJ
to be visited by another circus this yea
1t is too bad, but then boys Christmas
coming.
FoR SALE.-A brood SOW and pig
Enquire OF VIM. Pryor, Eaton, o.
Next Sunday you can go to the Year
Quaker. Meeting for 90 cents, and return
on McCord's excursion, leaving Eaton
9:35 a. m.
There has been a great deal of sickne
throughout the country the past S