The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1883-09-20
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

LOCAL DEPARTMENT
Wheat is So cents.
Corn 40 and 40 cents.
Not much corn frozen.
Daylight is decreasing.
Jack Frost has visited US.
Hold on to your overcoat.
lots of old papers for sale.
Come to the fair next week.
The "swallows homeward fly"
We had a heated term last week.
Are you thinking about the fair?
The base ball rage is still on in Eator
White and Colored Dress Shirts at Jos
Woerner's.
The oyster season being 0 fairly O
the cracker business booms.
The time for the equi-knock-thing
storms are now approaching.
Base ball will soon go into winte
quarters.
Mems good substantial suits 81, SIS an
Sc, at Jos. Wqerner's.
Wheat averages about eight bushel
an acre, take the State over.
Two cent postage law takes effect O.
the first OF next month.
The price Of butter is advancing, an,
farmers wives are happy.
Boys Hats 80, 40, SO and &C.,, wort
75c. to 81, at Jos. Woerner's.
Uncle Joe Walters and wife have re
turned home from Iowa.
Those people who do the most tAlkini
are the least worth listening to.
Slates, pencils and school satchels ar
now objects of interest.
Nobby Stiff and Soft Hats, the ney
fall style, at Jos. Woerner's.
Greenville had a big fair and an i'm
mense crowd.
The wigwam looks as forlorn as SOM
of the Republican candidates.
Big corn will likely be scarce at on
fair this year.
Stylish Suits 81, IS and SO. Come ant
see them, at Jos. Woerner's.
Church fairs will soon be ripe, oyster
are here.
The want of rain is sending up coal il
price.
"Blood-foodo is the suggestive name
often given to Ayers sarsaparilla, be
cause of its blood-enriching qualities.
Save 25 to 75c. on each Hat at Jos
Woerner's.
Ii you don't like our song you can g
to h-a-l-aluiah! That's the ticket to the
boss Republicans.
We are doing business at the SAINT
stand, and will continue until after the
election.
Capt. Martin and wife left Eaton thi!
week for Troy, which city will be thei
future home.
A perfect wilderness of Clothing fo
men, youth and boys, at Jos. Woerner's
When you come to the fair next Yeel
drop in and pay what you W on thu
DEMOCRAT.
Eighty-one persons in Darke count.
have been sued by the "drive we'll
schemers.
Strange that the oftener a tailor give
his customers fits, the better they lik
him.
Headquarters for Underwear, from tn
cheapest to the best, at Jos. Woerner's
The average school boy begins to fin
it very difficult to force new shoes owe
last summers stone bruises.
The morning dew is heavy at this sea
son. Other dues remain about as usus
unpaid.
The loneliest things on earth are
sprinkling cart on a wet day, and tn
man who does not advertise.
Mems Wool Hats &C.,, as good as sol
elsewhere for SIPS, at Jos. Woerner's.
Guy Bloom, an old and we'll know
citizen of jefferson township, this cour
ty, died on Sunday evening last.
Member tickets for the fair will be o
sale at the Secretary's Office during thi
week.
Mrs. Rachel Grouse has returned fror
Petoskey, but not entirely clear Of tn
hay fever.
Just opened, Kilt Suit for boys 2 to
years old, at Jos. Woerner's.
Take your wheat to the Eaton Flor
Mill, they will pay you 5 cents per busl
ell more than the market price. Non
but good bought.
Mrs. Theresa Herrlich has brougf
suit against DIR. Jas. B. Welsh, of tn
city, for malpractice, in which sh
claims $40, 900 damages.
Some farmers say they will feed the
potatoes to their live stock rather tina
accept the present low prices. That is
a privilege every farmer can exercise.
After the melon season closes SCRAP
our streets, and veto rotten potatoe
cabbage, apples, and all such litter b
ing emptied on them.
New patterns of Sweet, Orr & Co. owe
alls at Jos. Woerner's.
The executors sale of the town 10
belonging to the estate of Jacob Ma
will be on Saturday, Sept. Goth, and n
August, as published. Don't forget
Everything connected with u fair
in first class condition, and the prospe
of the grandest show ever held is sple