The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1882-09-28
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
This is ..fair,, month.

This is s'fair'' month.
The Eaton Lyceum is a success.
Bring on your frost Mr.. Vennor.
The days and nights are now equal.
The corn crop in Preble will be good.
Look out for pick-pockets at the fair.
Crystal mixed Tea at the grocery of F.
P. Filbert.
Amusements in Eaton this winter will
be first-class.
Albert Deem lost a good horse on last
Thursday night. Collie.
This has been a bad year for ~circuses,
but splendid for other cusses.
The finest line of Piece Goods ever
brought to Eaton, at G. P. Thum's.
Attend the Townsend family concerts
at the Opera House all this week.
Gov. Foster was the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hiestand while in Eaton.
Albert Deem and wife occupy "Glen
Hotel" at st. Clair Springs.
Shiloh's Cure will Immediately re-
lieve Group, Whooping cough and
Bronchitis. Sold by Webb & CooVer.
Nine car loads of freight was dumped
off at Eaton on Tuesday morning last.
How is that for demand?
Lady Equestrians at our fair is a new
feature and will be interesting. Friday
is their day.
Use F. P. Filbert's celebrated Panama
coffeeZ25 cents per pound.
H. B. VanAusdal and wife and DIR.
John Miller, have returned from Petos-
key, Mich.
Charley Schlenker has put down a first
class stone pavement in front of his jew
elry establishment.
Geo. r. Lockwood of the Lee House,
Anderson, Ind, spent Saturday and Sum
day in Eaton. "Cuf'' looks well.
William Pottenger, an old pioneer of
PEBBLE county, died at his farm on Four
Mile on last Friday.
Hats and Caps, all the leading styles,
at O. P. Thum's.
Invalid wives and mothers quickly re-
stored to health by using Browns Iron
Bitters. A true tonic.
A pay fire company is being organic
ed and a Telephone to bootl How is
that for economy?
Rhea & Son sell the Storey & Bunnell
brand of oysters. We can testify to their
good quality.
John Alexander was married to Miss
Alice R. Mcdaniel, at Columbus o.,
the home of the bride, on the Goth inst.
j. G. Childress has gone into the grain
business at New Paris. See his adver-
tisement.
DR.. futile claims he saw a flock of 100
hen hawks last Sunday, near the rail-
road bridge west of Eaton. This isn't a
fish story but a bird yarn.
"Hackmetack," a lasting and fra
grant perfume. Price 25 and 30 cents.
Sold by Webb & Coover.
Ladies should know that Ayers Hair
Vigor is a superior and economical dress
ing. 1t has become an indispensable ar
ticle for the toilet.
Honey for sale at the grocery of F. P.
Filbert.
The Fair opened grand on Monday
last. The exhibits will be more attrac-
tive and more numerous than at any
ever before held.
We have received a very well written
correspondence Of ga strangers impress
sions of st. Clair Springs" which will
appear next week.
Gents Furnishing Goods, the very
latest and best in the market, at G. 2.
Thum's.
John 1. Cassell planted in our Office
last week his annual jug of cider. We
offered it to C. Foster but it was too
weak to deliver his temperance speech
on. 1t is good.
The Boston Band performed its part
well at the Springs picnic last Saturday.
So did the New Hope Band. Both are q
credit to their respective villages and
should be encouraged.
Use the Bulldog chewing tobacco, for
sale at Filbert's grocery.
The Picnic at St. Clair Springs last
Saturday was a very pleasant affair and
passed off well. II about 1000 farmers
could have attended it would have beer
a financial success, but "seed time'' and
the approaching fair prevented theil
coming.
Five minutes inspection of a newspa'
per will show who are the men who dc
the business of the town in which it il
published. Men who advertise are in
variabIy the ones who do the buying and
selling, and keep alive the interests o
the whole community.
Genuine "Heno" Tea for sale at ". w
Lakes Drug Store. [aug31-tf
Lemons are now prescribed as a spe
,cifc for malaria, and are said to be ia
preferable to calomel or quinine. Lem
ons are excellent for several uses, bu
when a man adds vinegar to supply tn
acid already exhausted from one, tn
time has come to protest.
If oystermen are to be believed tn
frosts of summer and the heat of winte
have damaged the prospects for a larg
supply. However, the same rule al
plies to oysters as to peaches, the be-
crops are raised when the dealers So
they are a failure.
New York cream cheese at the groc
ny of F. P. Hilbert.
Why will you cough when Shiloh
Cure will give Immediate relief. Pri'
10 cts. Scots. and ST.. Sold by We
& Coover.
Eo+on hoe M orpanized fire denaJ