The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-08-26
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

Go to Sturm's for bargains.
Get ready for the fall trade.
Tomatoes 80 cents per bushel.
Well try a quart stewed first.
Remember Sturm is selling below cost.
P. o. has temporary removed to the
Council room.
Trouble viii begin with the school boys
in about two weeks.
Sweet potatoes at $3.50 per bushel is
too Sweet for a poor man.
For q good and cheap overcoat go to
Sturm's.
The man who can live on himself like
DIR. Tanner, needs no rich relations.
Our farmer friends think the corn crop
will fall far short of last season.
School will open on Monday morning,
Sept. 9th. Boys, don't forget it.
Sturm is going to quit the business and
is selling u at cost.
Constituency, thou art a Jewell" re-
marks the candidate when he is return
ed to office.
Boys should be careful about how they
check the elephants trunk next Satur-
day.
IT PAYSi To buy goods at the Orig
inal Eaton Cheap Store. Campbell's Red
Front.
Confidence and an ability to kick are
all that's required to enable one to learn
to swim.
Mrs. Clara Richie, of Evansville, Ind,
was visiting parents and friends in Eaton
last week.
Great closing out sale at Sturm's.
It is a common remark that the color
ed folks were the best behaved at the
campmeeting.
Mrs. Jose Williams, of Columbus, Ind,
spent a few days in Eaton among rela-
tives and friends, last week.
The Original Eaton Cheap Store has
removed to Campbell's Red Front South
Barron street.
We extend a hearty welcome to all
Camden to attend the circus. Come up,
boys.
Does the Garfield Club of Eaton expect
to make club room out of the Court
House2 1t won't do.
The best of pants for a at Sturm's.
Much Obliged for that splendid musical
serenade last Monday night. Come
again, boys.
Temperance people ought to protest
against street cleaning. 1t brings 80
many young men into the cutters.
ATTENTION ALL! For good goods
at low figures, go to the Original Eaton
Cheap Store, Campbell's Red Front.
The whites crowded the mourners too
much at the colored eampmeeting. They
should have been a little more modest
A large Hancock and English Club has
been organized in Washington township.
Headquarters in Stephens Hall.
Good jeans suits at $500, coat, pants
and vest, at Sturm's.
The glass of soda and the looking glass
resemble each other. You can see the
soda's fzz in one, and your own phiz in.
the other.
When fond parent sees a boy walk
through a gateway, instead of climbing
the fence, he is worried for fear the lad
isn't quite himself.
Call and see those elegant ladies che
misettes-latest out, just received at the
Original Eaton Cheap Store, Campbell's
Red Front.
aNow,n said the school trustee to an
applicant foI- = we Know Giat
q b C and d is vowels, but what we want
to know is, why is they vowels?"
1t has been noticed in cities where la
dies are employed as ushers in churches,
that the worshippers with new bonnets
are all compelled to take back seats.
The Original Eaton Cheap Store has
removed to Campbell's Red Front, South
Barron street.
A man who don't regard his word i'll
business matters is not calculated to
make the world wises and better, in our
opinion.
A Massachusetts, minister closed his
sermon, preached to the children, with,
"boys, love your country, your God and
your grill"
Hats from % cents to So at Sturm's.
Drummers who generally pass them.
selves off for single men, have a partial
ity for taking buggy rides with charming
young ladies.
The time when our respect for old age
is turned to hatred of the most malignant
type, is when we buy beef so old that the
gravy made from it is tough.
Recollect stnrm is going to Illinois.
Mrs. Peter Comfort has the thanks o.
the DEMOCRAT fraternity for the present
of a basket ofmost delicious grapes. Oul
'tforms' are always open for such favors
Henry Hickman will sell at his farm
residence near W~heatyille, On the Lew
isburg and Elktou road, IN the Srd o
Sept, milk cows, cattle, hogs, and man,
other articles.
New line of torchon laces and embroid
eries-fnest and cheapest ever shown il
Eaton. Just received at the Origina
Eaton Cheap Store, Campbell's Re-
Front, South Barron street.
An excellent and interesting entertain
ment of reading by Henry Schare, wa
given at the Opera House, on Monda