The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1883-09-13
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

LVCAL
Dig out your overcoat.
Where is the rail road?
The political pot is boiling.
Base ball is ahead in Eaton.
Chills and fever are in order.
Flowing for wheat is in order.
Frost last Thursday morning.
Take stock in st. Clair Springs.
Heavy frost last Sunday morning.
The Darke county fair is in operation
this week.
We are bound to please U at Jos.
Woerner's.
Eaton fair oath, 25th, 2eth, 9th and
18th inst.
Eaton schools don't open until the Sd
Of October.
A man who is politically dishonest,
cannot be trusted morally or socially.
Save % to 75c. on a hat for yourself or
boy at Jos. Woerner's.
The Eaton base ball victors will chal-
lenge a Cincinnati nine now.
Read the Sheriff s proclamation for the
election.
The Mayor will subscribe literally in
the st. Clair Stock Company.
It will 1901 be time to shoot the straw
hats.
Neckties, the newest styles and i'm
mense variety, at Jos Woerner's.
A long and extremely cold winter is
predicted.
The postal note is not legal tender, and
one can decline its acceptance.
Isaac Errett, at Church of Christ, to-
night (Wednesday). Hear him.
F. j. Wilson will have on exhibition.
during the Fair a splendid display of
goods.
The grounds, track and buildings will
all be placed in the very best possible
condition before the coming fair.
The Hamilton base ball club made
several permanent investments in Eaton.
Call again.
Come and see the suits made to order
for SIG, SIS and $40, at Jos. Woerner's.
Judge w. j. Gilmore, of Columbus,
spent several days during the past week
in Eaton, among his old friends.
John Shaw buried his oldest daughter
last week. Typhoid fever was the cause
of her death.
Lovers of saul kraut need not fear a
short supply this winter, as the cabbage
crop is a good one.
The latest style Neckties. They are
beauties. Come and see them, at Jos.
Woerner's.
Member tickets for the Preble County
Agricultural Fair are now ready for sale.
Cali on H. H. Farr, Secretary.
Watch that fellow who is all things to
all men. Generally he is nothing to any
body but himself.
Charles Ressler, of Eaton, won the
medal at the bicycle race at Cambridge
city, Ind, last week. Eaton is "some"
on Archery, Base Ball and Bicycles!
Every farmer, stock grower, fruit grow
err, and mechanic should take a deep in
terest in the coming fair. 1t is a great
advantage to each of these classes.
Trunks and Valises in great variety
Good, s~erviceable, reliable, handsome
goods at low prices, at JOS. Woerner's.
Saturday was a very busy day with
our merchants. The streets were crowd
ed with people all day, and there was no
Republican speaking in town.
A donation will be given to Rev. s. D.
Specs, at his residence, Saturday, Sept.
22d, in which the community is cordial
ly solicited to participate.
The Fairfield county fair privileges
were sold for over 81, 900. The privilege
of selling beer alone brought over ST.
100, exclusive of the Scott law tax.
All wool suits for men for $40, can not
be bought for less than SIS elsewhere, at
Jos. Woerner's.
Every man should regard his word as
good as a bond. A man who does not
keep his promise, never has the conf
dence or respect Of his fellow men.
Ladies, you can buy a splendid rubber
circular of F.. j. Wilson at $1.10. Same
can be had At the Fair.
Ayers Ague Cure acts directly on the
liver and hillary apparatus, and drives
out the malarial poison which induces
liver complaints and bilious disorders
Warranted to cure, or money refunded.
There is no use in talking, the man
ayers of the Preble County Agricultural
Society are making every effort to the
end that their annual exhibition will be
a greater success than ever.
By actual count there were over 200
wagons and buggies in Eaton last Satur-
day, and neither Foraker or Ben Butter
worth were present and nobody claimed
1000 people about.
Tramp, tramp, tramp, the boys are
marching straight to the store OF Jos.
Woerner.
Cotterman & Williams threshed P. j.
Ozias' wheat last week in which sixteen
men were engaged. A vote was taken
and it polled Is for Hoadly, Foraker o!
That might be said to have been solid!
Nothing go harrows a dudishly-inclin-
ed young mans feelings as to discover