The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1883-09-06
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
Wheat sells at 81.
This is September.
Summer is about gone
Hunt the rascals down.
The evenings are growing long.
Big potatoes are plenty this year.
The oyster season has opened brisk.
Commissioners in session this week.
A trade dollar will soon be a curiosity.
We are bound to please U at Jos.
Woerner's.
Mr.. Holt offers $40 to know who stole
his crop of roasting ears
The base ball business in Eaton is a
farming.
None of the Hilbert property was sold.
Too much politics.
The corn crop in Preble county will be
short this year.
Save % to 75c. on a hat for yourself or
boy at Jos. Woerner's.
About as many people were in Eaton
last Saturday as usual.
Eaton can boast of the happy possess
or Of three base ball clubs.
Two weeks and a little over and the
fair! Are you ready?
The Prohibitionists of Darke county
didn't nominate a ticket.
The Corporation taxes OF Eaton are too
high. Reform is needed.
Neckties, the newest styles and i'm
mense variety, at Jos Woerner's.
The executors of Jacob May will sell
some town lots in north Eaton. See adv.
The school building is going up rapid
ly.
An honest man win settle all arrears
when he orders his paper discontinued.
t<The harvest time has passed and the
summer will soon end"
Come and see the suits made to order
for SIG, $18 and 500, at Jos. Woerner's.
Each day is now two minutes shorter
than the preceding one.
The saddest words Of tongue or pen:
"rm going to pay, butcan'ttell when"
Jesse Mcclure and wife, of Omaha,
Neb., are visiting in Eaton.
OF course everybody with his sisters
and his cousins and his uncles and his
aunts will attend the fair.
Barron and Main streets have receiv-
ed a coat of gravel to be raked off in the
spring
The latest style Neckties. They are
beauties. Come and see them, at Jos.
Woerner's.
An exchange argues that many a man
spoils good fortune by grum6ling because
it is not better. God sends the corn, but
the devil makes a hole in the sack.
Ward Bros. will open in Fishers Build
ing on Saturday, the finest assortment of
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, &C., ever in
the market. Call and see them.
The Postal note business commenced
on the Sd inst. Our P. NJ. has them on
hand and is prepared to issue them for
from one cent to $3.50 for a fee of . cents.
Trunks and Valises in great variety
Good, seryiceable, reliable, handsome
goods at low prices, at Jos. Woerner's.
Thrifty housekeepers a their orange
peels now, dry them and use them as
kindling- They burn as though soaked
in kerosene, but they lever blow up.
The Republicans of Eaton have spread
their wigwam. Several who own stock
in it offer to sell out cheap. They will
vote for Hoadly.
Pierce Folkerth and Dan Peters con-
stituted the Camden delegation last Sat
urday to the Foster-Foraker meeting in
Eaton.
All wool suits for men for $40, can not
be bought for less than SIS elsewhere, at
Jos. Woerner's.
The Secretary of the Teachers Insti-
tute failed to furnish a copy of its pro-
ceedings therefore, don't censure us for
its non-appearance.
Mrs. Clayton, residing with her son on
west High street, fell down a pair o.
stairs on Saturday last and broke he,
collar bone.
Sunday evening next, at the Church
of Christ, Rev. L. E. Brown will discuss
Prohibition, or the Second Amend
ment."
Tramp, tramp, tramp, the boys arr
marching straight to the store of Jos
Woerner.
Don't neglect to get something read.
for the fair, and when the time come
don't begrudge yourself or your famil.
the pleasure of enjoying it n or tw'
days.
Miss E. Pugh, a noted and distinguish
ed lady of the Friends Church, will lee
ture on the Second Amendment" at tn
city Hall, on Thursday evening. Ever
body come and hear.
A housekeeper asks: "What is tb
simplest way to keep jelly from mouldin
on the top?" An exchange answers
"Shut a boy up in the pantry for a fe'
minutes"
Headquarters for solid bargains
Clothing made to order or ready-mad'
at Jos. Woerner's, The Peoples Clothie
VIM. Bruce sells the Silver Mountai
Soap, the best article in use for washini
securing and polishing. 1t is equal
the "soap" that Dorsey carried the who
State OF Indiana with for Garfield!
Greenville has a wholesale grocer tn;