The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-08-19
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

Oats q cents.
Wheat 80 cents.
Boys, a circusl
Grapes, delicious.
Peaches.in abundance. r
Splendid rain last week.
Look up your fall clothes.
Celery scents the air now.
Go to Sturm's for cheap goods.
W~atermelons by the thousand.
Summer is on the home stretch.
1t is hard blowing now. Too dry.
Apples a drug at 10 cents a bushel.
Fine overcoats below cost at stnrm's.
Miss Sallie Stockton is at home a tpres-
ent5a
Tanners fast gave the watermelon
trade a boom.
Judge W. j. Gilmore wal in Eaton this
week.
Bring in your subscription. We need
it.
Glenn. R. Gilmore spent a few days in
Eaton last week.
Any body around here who wants to
initiate Tanner in a forty day fast?
There was muscle" displayed in Ea-
ton last week.
Good working shirts at Sturm's at cost.
Dealers in fruit jars, cans and jugs are
reaping their harvest now.
Harvest is over, barns are well filed
and farmers perfectly happy.
For S4LE.-A fine brood SOW and pigs,
Call on VIM. Pryor, Eaton, o.
Recollect Sturm is going to Illinois.
Katydid concerts are a noisy reminder
of the melancholy days that are coming.
The only difference we can see just
now between fish and mosquitoes is that
mosquitoes will bite.
A Garfield club has been organized in
Eaton. AS an emblem we would sug-
gest a pavement block and $4,000!
Hats from % cents to So at Sturm's.
The desire to go somewhere in hot
weather is only equalled by the desire to
get back again.
An code to Limburger Cheese" is the
very latest. 1t is indeed an ode-erous
subject.
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We had a 'tPeter Hans" street exhibi-
ton two evenings last week, free to all.
1t was hugely patronized.
Remember Sturm is selling below cost.
Somebody has observed that farmers
have learned that it takes the best of soil
to raise a mortgage.
sFair Ground" was the cry of the
hackmen Oh our streets last Sunday, and
a good day it was for them.
The unclean process of putting oil on
the hair, it is a pleasure to know, has
been abandoned. 1t is for the benefit OF
BARRIERS.
Good jeans suits at $500, coat, pants
and vest, at Sturm's.
The fashion this season is to make
cheap calico dresses as expensive as pos
sible. As to price, the trimming will
cost 81 to the %calico's 81.
Tie school teacher is now anxious to
know what school shall be his, in which
to teach the young idea how to shoot
drr;1o, tI,a comino wintar.
The whole town is completely INNER
sed in watermelon rinds. The indiserim-
mate scattering of them around should
be declared a nuisance.
The best of pants for 81 at Sturm's.
There is nothing wrong Or immoral in
running buses on the Sabbath in the in
terest OF the Lord. The same may be
remarked of church festivals.
- Regular communication of r. A. Chap
ter No. %, Monday, Aug. %. Work in
r. A. D. Brethren are requested to be
present.
The oyster crop is said to be larger
than ever, and it is hoped in consequence
during the coming church fair season the
soup may not suffer from general debili-
ty, as in times past.
Great closing out sale at Sturm's.
Once O the hardest lessons to learn in
life is that the man who differs with you
not only in opinions, but in principles;
may be as honest and sincere as your
self.
J.. Elias Hecker, sentenced for one
year to the State prison from this coun
ty, last February, for burglary, was par
doned out last week by Gov. Foster
Judge Hume signed his application.
Couldn't our County Commissioner
appropriate an acre of the public
square for the use of our pugilists? 1
would facilitate business in that line Very
much and protect peaceable pedestrians
The members of the family of DIR
Minor, deceased, wish to return thei
thanks to the friends of the family anC
citizens; also to the I. o. o. F. Lodge
for their kindness during his last sick
ness and funeral.
sturm is going to quit the business anc
is selling out at cost.
It is our private opinion, publicly ex
pressed, that there is a dinged sightmor
politics than religion at the bottom of tn
colored campnleeting now going on at tn
fair grounds. 1t crops out OCCASIONAL.
that way.
Dan Rice has already retired from tn
religious field, and is fitting up a floatin
circus for the Mississippi river and it
FIos ua hoe co,,a RI tha rnhrlr