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

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The demand for fall o~vercoats has not
b~eenlvery brisk yet. asn aaa aa
SCHOOLGIRLS states, &C., hada 'boom''
last Monday morning "
White lace ties only 4cents each, at
thesoriginaI Eaton Cheap, Store. 30
The Garfield Club meetings in Eaton
areslim affairs, ~ y5 g.-1
More bonds to be sold for the Corpo-
ration. What for2 3D0E Il
Mrs. May.swife Of Jacob May, is very
poorly%
Undershirts 2oc., at Jos. Woerner's..
Mrs., Ed. lockwood and daughter Lou,
have retdrned from their eastern visit.
School. opened last Monday with a
boom. 1.-The boys we're nearly all on
hand -
Epsinting office is not an appropriate
plaee for discussions. Too much chin
mssissmakes bad proofs.
sPihaforep aprons, 8 for 8 cents, at
heDriginal Eaton Cheap Store.
Rev. G. Baughman and lady have our
thanks for their treat Of delicious peach
es of their own cultivation.
Think Of the great C~orporatioi-of Ea.
ton pleading the "baby act'' on a little
bill of lumber
Adelaide Nelson the eminent actress
is dead, and.so is Ole Bull, the leading
violinist of the world.
Alpaca umbrellas at Jos. Woerner's.
There are three things you can get for
nothing in this world-air, water and adj
vieeysthe latter in abundance.
Ehis is the last month of summer, but
autumn does not commence until the 23d
da9of September.
Don't complain September, it is said,
win this year be hotter than any other
September for the last twenty-five years.
Fall style neck ties, beauties, in i'm
menseFvariety, altos. Woerner's.
About all the exercise some Of our
young men get is lifting their hats when
smiled at by the ladies.
Our streets got another scraping this
week from the Street Commissioner.
That was right.
There is religious excitement at Shell
dahl, Iowa. because a Methodist pastor
drank lager beer at apublic bar
49,
Agood pair of oFeralls for Ace, At Jos.
Woerner,s, the Peoples Glothier.
Mr.. Jacob Leach, a resident of Casper
township, andan old citizen of the coun-
ty, was. bdried on last Saturday morning.
Tie advertising firm of S. NJ. Fetten-
gia& Co. of New, York, are swindlers,
and We .adsise newspaper men to avoid
Farmers; beware of tricksters. There
are plenty of them travelling through the
country all the time deceiying the credu'
louss :
Dnlaundried white shirts, heavy mus
linand ine linen front and cuffs, 20 cts
and 81, at Jos. Woerner's.
Which of churches will get up q
s1ean exhibition this fall or winter
Don't all start at, once. There's none!
init for one. e. 4
Bishop Elder, of Cincinnati, has de
clared that no banged or frizzed hairwil
be allowed among the women OF his con
p~reoation. Bully for the Bishop.
TIE foliage on the trees is alread
changing color and the leaves are begir
ming to fall in quantities sufficient to war
ussshat Autumn is not far distant.
Handsome colored dress shirts, fy
collars, zoe. and SOC. at Jos. Woerner'i
The oyster-r-r-r campaign is now ope
land so are the oysters-and SO are tn
mouths of lovers of the b~ivalves, to r.
ceive them.
When a man makes a contract wit
another to do certain things and violate
the agreement, he is regarded by all hol
orable men as either a fool or a rascal.
sTt's Just awful" the way the RepuI
iican editors are tearing their hair nov
THEY'LL all of them be as bald as the mort
side of a turnip before the campaign
over.
6 cakes assorted toilet soaps 10 cent
2 boxes good shoe backing for 5 cent
at the original Eaton Cheap Store.
A lively Court was held in Eaton
Monday last, the case being the co
struction of the Gettysburg and Oxfo
road, Judge JAS. A. GILMORE on t
Bench.
Strong men shudder and grow sick
the fearful news floats through the new
papers that ''milliners are returni
from Europe with models of the conf
bonnet"
If you want clothing ready made
made to order, go to Jos. Woerner, t
Peoples Clothier.
Forty-one ears of hot corn made am
for Elias Druckerbrote, at UniontoV
Ohio. on a wager. The last ear was e
en-. cob and all, and washed down W
q pint of whisky.
The superintendent has forbidden
ligious services in the poorhouse OF
Sale county, Ill. He says that t.
thirds of the inmates are insane, and
rest have "as much religion already
is good for them"
Rev. A. N. spahr, of Oxford, o., is
gentleman who has been assigned to
ton, as pastor of the M. E. Church,
the coming year. He will make his
but next Sabbath and we hope he
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