The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-09-02
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

NVOAU WEA fAAA NkElV2s
Hotter'n oyeni
sow.your wheat.
Shultz's speech@$t
Too much wet now.
A circus brings 'em.
Pay us what you owe.
Oysters are Ripe now
Put away your coal now.
How is your pumpkin. cropP
It was boiling hot last week.
Doctors seem t be ON the go.
The Eaton ice crop is getting short.
Wheat is down to sS cents in Eaton.
Alpaca umbrellas at Jos. Woerner's.
The thermometer was close to 100 deg.
last week.
The best Of cashmere suits at sturm's
for 1920.
The Hancock and English Club in Ea-
ton is booming.
Undershirts 2Oc., at Jos. Woerner's.
Don't forget the water business on the
fair ground.
Remember Sturm is selling below cost.
We met a great many "warm" friends
last week.
Jos. Woerner, the Peoples Clothier.
H1Talk is cheap Is it? Just hire a
lawyer once.
Go to Sturm's for bargains.
Organize Hancock and English Clubs
in every township.
Buy your clothing of Jos. Woerner.
Idlers are the ones who talk about
their neighbors.
Go to Sturm's for cheap goods.
Now would the winter Of our discon-
tent make summer ~gloriously cool.
Have, your clothing made to order al
Jos. Woerner's.
The year 1880 viii go down in history
noted for an Unusual amount of wind.
Coats, all wool, at $500, at Sturm's.
The only people who have a moment
to spare are those who are never idle.
Mems linen collars 10c. at Jos. Woer'
ner's.
FoR SALE.-A brood SOW and pigs.
Enquire OF VIM. Pryor, Eaton, o. Il
go 49,
Fine o~vercoats below cost at Sturm's
Tanner would be In his glory in Eaton.
Every store is filed with watermelons.
A good pair of working pants, lined
Throughout, &C.,, at Jos. Woerner's.
The greatest attractions of the season
viii be at the County Fair of 1880. Go
Recollect Sturm is going to Illinois.
A hole with a piece of silver around il
is not a legal tender.
= busters 60 cts. to rs cts, as Jos
Woerner's.
Mrs. Alice Minor has returned to Ea
ton from her visit to Illinois.
Hats from Is cents to So at Sturm's.
Miss Matte Laning returned to he
home in New Jersey this week.
Waterproof umbrellas 20 cts. at Jos
Woerner's.
Miss Constance, of Peru, Ind, is Wis
ting Mrs. Minnie Deem.
The best of pants for 81 at Sturm's.
"A Garfield wigwam is to be built il
Eaton. It will be a block to initiate tn
DeGoyler pavement.
Young men, see the nobby hats jus
received at Jos. Woerner's.
If a lady runs against you in the street
apologize. She expects it. 1t is the Gus
tom Of the country.
Great closing out sale at Sturm's.
We believe Preble county can beat an
other one in the State for good lookin
and intelligent school marms.
Boys suits-from 4 to 8 years dds
at Jos. Woerner's.
There are oyer six million six hundre
thousand Sunday School children in th
United States.
Good working shirts at Sturm's at cos
Mrs. Gephart and daughter, of Circle
vile, o., are visiting Rev. g. Baughma
and wife, of Eaton.
If you want clothing ready made
made to order, go to Jos. Woerner, tt
Peoples Clothier.
Farmers commit a most grievous mi
take when they leave their teams stan
ing In the street unhitched.
Never were there such bargains in E
ton as there are now at Sturm's.
"A brisk walk in the morning wou
give a charming bloom to some of o.
young ladies' cheeks.
Handsome colored dress shirts, fl
collars, zoe. and SOC. at Jos. Woerner
Miss Hurd has returned to Eaton
assume the duties of Principal of Hi
Schools.
For a good and cheap overcoat go
Sturm's.
The railroad fever is rising again
Eaton. 1t seems to be generally We
mild and easily cured.
Unlaundried white shirts, heavy mi
lin and fine linen front and cuffs, rs C
and 81, at Jos. Woerner's.
If the sweat of a mans brow would
him a living, it hasn't been hard to {
tain for the past two weeks.