The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-09-16
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

Now it's cool enough.
Don't you forget the Fair.
Two weeks and the Fairi
Jack Frosthas been around.
Bring on your chimney sweep.
We had fall weather last week.
Grapes are now the popular luxury.
Sorghum mills are now in operation.
Cider mills are doing a big business.
Harve Lockwood is home from Illinois.
The Mercer County srASDAnD is en-
larged and looks bully.
White lace ties only 4 cents each, at
the Original Eaton Cheap Store. 81
Republicans never get drunk What,
nevefl Well hardly ever, but
Charley Harbaugh, of Chattanooga,
Tenn, is visiting his parents in Eaton.
We need all the subscription due us
It is. latter harvest" now pay. ..Sos
Paw paws are ripe, and Henry Straw
has our thanks for a fine treat of them.
E"Pinafore'' aprons, 3for 5 cents, at
the Original Eaton Cheap Store.
The Eaton Hancock and English Club
had a lively meeting last Thursday night.
A big turn out.
The hummer who says there is nosen-
thusiasm in the campaign has not been
asked to drink.
The pork season this fall will open at
about So, which will be good for the far
mers.
Pay no attention to the lying stuff
about trading off candidates. tits adodge
of the party knaye. oav :
John Ortt will sell his stock of car
riages and buggies on the 25th inst. See
advertisement.
A new line of 5 and 10 cen tinware
Just opened, at the Original Eaton Cheap
Store.
Bob Ingersoll ought to make a speech
in Eaton for the Republicans. There is
a good opening for him now.
Those persons who promised us long
ago wood on subscription, will please
bring it now or never.
The Democrats of Somers township
have organized a Hancock and English
Club, numbering over one hundred.
For SALE.-A brood sow and pigs.
Enquire Of VIM. Pryor, Eaton, o. Il
Everybody should visit the Exposition
on McCord's special train. Tickets good
to return on all regular trains for three
days. Only $3.50 round trip.
The ambition of the average woman al
present is to excel her peighbor in the
amount of jams, %jellies, preserves and
pickles she 'sputs up"
Rev. A. ]. Reynolds, pastor of the
Presbyterian church, preached his fare
well sermon last Sabbath evening. He
goes to Piqua.
Mrs. Terrell, sister of Mrs. DIR. Ste
phens and Mr.. and Mrs. Cooper, all o
Colorado, are visiting DR.. Stephens ane
wife.
6 cakes assorted toilet soaps 10 cents
2 boxes good shoe blacking for 5 cents.
at the original Eaton Cheap Store.
If any of our grocery or saloon mel
wants frst-class cigar, Ed. Mccullough
can supply them. He sells a good arti
Gle.
.McCord viii run an excursion to the
Exposition on Friday, 24th inst. Th'
round trip for $1.50, and good for 8 day
to return on all trains. Don't fail to go
Hmakes a mar feel powerful bad to b
called a TRAITOR by a public thief! H
almost feels inclined to vote for a SALARY
grabberl
Accent gold coin was lost on Mali
street last Saturday. The finder will re
ceive the va1ue 1ffrtu5trrrby feavfnl
it at the DEMOCRAT Office.
Decorate your homes! Framed chro
mos only 5 cents each, Original Eatol
Cheap Store.
Can any person give a reason Why gu
city dads are spending so much none.
and labor ON our off streets? There Ger
tainly was no pressing demand for it.
A man is astonishing the people {
Milwaukee, by walking on water. II
wears shoes resembling collins, and goe
three miles an hour at a swinging gaii
NH. McKinstry viii sell at his res
dence, 6 miles northwest of Eaton, Q
Saturday, Sept. 25th, horses, 2 fres
cows, hogs, sheep, farm implements, az
Wonder if God owns any flags of tn
British, Italians, Spaniards, FrenchmeI
Russians, Prussians, Turks, or any othe
nation than America? If not, why not
The Exposition is said to be more a
tractive this year than ever, and ever
body should take advantage OF McGord
excursion on the 24th inst, at $1.50 th
round trip and good for 8 days,
Lynn Crooks, of Muncie, Ind, wa
Tilted by his afianced bride because h
took another girl out riding. The pun
ishment was more han he could bea
and he committed suicide.
at is said that if you touch a sore spc
on a mule it will be sure to kick. Tn
quotation is also applicable to twolegge
mules who edit anti-sDemo Confed'
rate" papers.
Rev. A n. Spahr, the new M. E. pa
tor, was suddenly called to Oxford La
Sabbath morning, on account of the il
ness of his wife, and eonsequentlyd
not preach his salutatory sermon.
Lace ties from 81 cents each VI