The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1881-09-29
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

Hats at Jos. Woerner's.
Schools are well attended.
See that your hues are safe.
"Fair grounds 2, is the yell.
overalls &c.,, at Jos. Woerner's.
Batter 80 cents a pound in Eaton.
Hats and caps at Jos. W~oerner's.-
Jos. Woerner, the Peoples Clothier.
Wheat can be sold in Eaton for $1.4(
perbnshel.
A number of weddings are looked fol
this TALL and winter.
Henry Monosmith and wife, of Genes
seo; ILL.,, are here visiting friends.
New fall style neck ties at Jos. Woer-
nerss.
The street sprinkler's occupation is
about gone for this year.
Examine your chimneys and flues be-
fore putting up your stoves.
It will take long pole 10 reach the
tspersimmons" this year.
The Opera House building needs a coat
or two of paint all over it. Give it.
The best unlaundried white shirt for
q in Eaton, at Jos. Woerner's.
Miss Jesse Gledden, of Alabama, is
visiting Miss Ruth vanAusdal.
When a cat gives an entertainment
from the top of a wall it isn't the cat we
object to, it's the waul.
Generally speaking, outside of the le-
gal fraternity there is not a great deal OF
clothing to be found in a law suit.
Hats, the nobby styles for young men,
at Jos. Woerner's.
Ferguson Holderman, son and daugh-
ter, OF Roam, Ind, are here visiting pa
rents and friends.
Charley Miller and Eli Fisher had
fifteen sheep killed and ten badly
wounded by dogs, on Friday night last.
d. B. vanAusdal is at home from Pc
toskey, Michigan, with twelve pounds of
muscle in exchange for his hay fever.
Mems hats nom S5c. up, and boys
from 25c. up, at Jos. Woerner's.
Halls Vegetable sicilian Hair Renew
or is the ~mostsreliable article in use for
restoring gray hair to its original color
and promoting its growth.
The best way to reform is to hire a
team Of mules and work with them
They'll mighty oon kick the devil out OF
afellow.
Potatoes are retailing at u grocery
stores fer one dollar and fifty cents per
bushel. They are worth more than
wheat.
Hatsi Hatsi for men. boys and chill
dren, latest styles and lowest prices, at
Jos. Woerner's.
Isn't &c EUour tfn1e the shooting OF
birds in the Corporation was stopped?
There 10 limit to all things. What are
ouS officers about?
The Fair opened splendidly on Tues
day with an increased number of entries
over previous years. Ii the weather con-
tinuee favorable it will be an immense
SUCCESS.
Mems suits, all wool, SO, $40 and $1l,
Don't miss them. The biggest bargains
ever offered, at Jos. Woerner's.
Mothers | Mothers i!-Don't fail to try
Rinehart's Worm Lozenges for YOU
children-the only medicine hatdestroys
the Worm nest. For sale by Michael &
Son.
Some person sent us a communication
from West Alexandria, but rs no name
was attached, it now silently occupies {
corner in our waste basket instead OF the
paper. IT'S Wen.
Owing to the almost total failure of the
potato crop in many localities in Ohio
the price has advanced, and those fortu
nate enough to have had an average croI
can realize some profit from it.
Buy your clothing where you a ge
the best goods for the least money-a
Jos. Woerner's.
John A. Fleming, proprietor of the Ea
gle Hotel in Eaton, was arrested las
week for violation of the 10 o'clock ordi
The case will be heard mex
Monday.
The amount of wheat which will b
planted this fall viii necessarily be mucl
smaller than that of last year, as owinI
TO the extremely dry condition of tn
ground, the farmers were unable to ploB
The post office has conferred authorit
on postmasters, not possessed before, t
correct misdirected letters where posi-
BILE, and forward them, instead, as ha
been the custom, of sending them to tn
dead letter Office.
A pigeon shooting contest came off las
Friday afternoon near Eaton, betwee
four Richmond shootists and a few of on
boys. The Richmond boys went HON
"shorn of their gun locks" DIR. A. A
Churchill was the crack shootist of tn
occasion.
Never before have you had such
chance. Mems suits $3.50, $500, $4.5(
same goods as sold elsewhere from Sc
90, at Jos. Woerner's.
His golden grain is garnered, his ha
stacks have been heaped high in tn
sweet scented harvest fields, and ii
horny handed granger has nothing to &
now but sit on the fence in the shade an
shake hands with the candidates as the
pass along IN smiling procession.
We we're handed on the street Ia
Saturday afternoon, by a friend fro
near West Eikton, q letter from "Lore
90" that we either dropped or mislai
which will account for its non-appea