The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1884-09-18
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
The corn crop is safe.

The heated term Is over.
Fair opens Tuesday, goth.
are you ready for the fair.
Soon be t~ax-paying time again.
The picnic season is about over.
Buy your Hats at Joe Woerner's.
Hindoo Cigar. Jervis & Boyce, Ag'ts,
Barrel tapping win soon begin. We
mean cider barrels.
The summer is gone, and the "winter
of our discomfort" draws on apace.
Lots for sale cheap, on long time, in
Earley's subdivision.
J. I. Acton and wife are rusticating at
Cedar Springs.
There is a protest against the two hour
school system.
Cider will be almost as cheap as water
this fall.
Potatoes are large in size and very
good this year.
Flour ought to be cheaper, according
to the price of wheat.
Silk Handkerchief so, s., 40 and 5Oc.,
at Joe woerner's.
The Republicans of Eaton didn't-jol-
lily over the Maine Prohibition victory
Fall blowing for early seeding is back
ward on account of the drought.
Merrill Wyatt gathered in some pre-
miums at the Greenvills fair.
Plant your fall advertisements and
reap your reward in big trade.
The red sunsets of last fall are agaiu
beginning to show themselves.
Crusher Hats in three colors, 81 and
SIPS, at joe Woerner's.
The Base Ball Club Association of Ea-
ton have our thanks for a season Press
ticket.
Go to John Filbert's for your Boots,
Shoes, and everything in the footwear
line. His stock can't be excelled.
JAS Kautz has purchased Benz. Dear
dorff's dairy business and will run it in
the future.
Edward Donohoe, living with his father
west of Eaton, died Of consumption on
Sunday night last, aged 90 years.
Mems suits. Good substantial suit
s4, worth 81, at Joe Woerner's.
Pole raising seems to have struck the
Blainites OF this county. Well do our
'spoll" work in October.
The large new glass in the front of
Ward Bros Jewelry oon, in the Eagle
Hotel building, is handsome.
The akaty dds" and the katy didn'ts'
now hold their concerts after night
draws her sable curtain.
Mems Fur Hats s1.s5, $3.50 and s1.75,
at Joe Woerner's.
o. Jefferson takes the place of Fitz-
gerald as Drum Major OF the Eaton
Band.
Don't forget the big Democratic meet
ing at Hamilton next Saturday. Gov.
Hendricks viii speak there sure.
Frank Filbert, John G. Bonner, Frank
Deem, Jas. Deem and Ben. Moses, have
gone out near English Lake on a fishing
spree.
Buy your winter underwear at Joe
Woerner's.
The Cleveland and Hendricks Club
will meet every Monday evening at the
Opera House. DON'T forget it boys, and
be sure to drop in promptly.
S. Melting, Of New Hope, says he
thrashed SO bushels of wheat to the acre
out of his crop. It was the Michigan
Amber. Who next?
Each and every one in the county
should take an active interest in making
the coming fair a great and grand sue
cess.
The Prohibitionists of Preble county
are jubilant owe their victory in Maine.
They claim thatif Blaine is elected their
cause will go booming
Secure a Lot in Earley's subdivision
before they are all taken.
In old times using other peoples mo-
e without their consent was called
Stealing, later f~kleptomania,' and now
Specializing.
In the game OF Base ball on Tuesday
last between the Eaton and Liberty club,
the Eaton boys won-score 0 to 10? Ea-
tom Club still ON top!
DR.. A H. Stephens has rendered his
resignation as Surgeon at the Soldiers
National Home, near Dayton. He will
soon again be a resident of Eaton. We
are glad OF it.
Boys suits, IL to 16 years, 81, SIS, Sc
and 81, at Joe Woerner's.
The ~"coons" blew out at the wigwam
last Monday evening, when the Demo-
cratic procession appeared on the streets.
They declared the millennium had ar.
rived!
Mrs. G. F. Brooke has our thanks for
late West Virginia papers. From the
tone of them everything looks lovely in
that part Of sold Virginia" fer Cleve-
land and Hendricks.
Ii Mr.. DAVIDSON didn't want to be a
candidate for Surveyor, he should have
said SO when the matter was first sug
gested. He knows he was nominated at
the Republican convention.
Boots and shoes of every description,
of the latest style and best rates, at John
Filbert's.
A Dixon township Republican says
there is not an Irishman in that township
that can read! The truth of the matter
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