The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1884-09-25
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
Fair next week.
Come to the fair.

Corn cutting is brisk.
Eaton is generally healthy.
Frost last Sunday morning.
Vegetation has began to decay.
Smallpox is on the wing again.
Buy your Hats at Joe Woerner's.
Election only three weeks distance.
Over &C, 900 Democrats at Hamilton
Is this to be another ''mild winter ?"
Silk Handkerchief 80, 35, 40 and SOC.
at Joe W~oerner's.
Heavy frosts in some parts of the coun
try last week.
The hot spell is over and the water
melon season is on the wane.
The hunters are getting ready for thei
campaign.
Judge Jas. A. Gilmore is now a Crane
Pa.
Boys suits, 10 to 16 years, 81, IS, 81
and 81, at Joe Woerner's.
DR.. John Miller has returned from Pc
toskey.
Hon. D. L. Meeker, of G%reenville, was
in Eaton last Thursday. Tbs Judges
fences are all good in this county.
Mrs. Geo. Deem returned last Friday
evening from the sea-shore but little inn
proved in health.
Boys Hats, 2 to 5 years. 25, 80, 40 and
so cents, at Joe Woerner's.
Over four hundred boarded the trains
at this point for the big Democratic de-
monstration at Hamilton.
Frank Ressler is home from Chicago,
H., where he has been in a large whole
sale house.
A Mkeerd', from another member of
the Ring as to how he will vote, is now
in order!
Member Tickets for the fair can now
be secured by calling on the Treasurer
at Preble County Bank.
Boy your winter underwear at Joe
Woerner's.
Rev. L. E. Brown will have for his
Sunday evening subject, "Why I am not
a Gampbellite."
Don't fail to see j. B. Rollman at the
Fair, if you are in need Of Trees, Plants,
Vines, &c.
The Cleveland and Hendricks Club
will meet every Monday evening at the
Opera House. Don'tforget it boys, and
be sure to drop in promptly.
Witness fees for attending court have
formerly been seventy-ive cents a day.
The new law makes it n dollar a day,
and five cents per mile for mileage.
The Cleveland and Hendricks drum
corps and the Eaton Band, took the rib
bons at the great Democratic demonstra-
ton in Hamilton last Saturday.
Mems Fur Hats LBS, $3.50 and s1.75,
at Joe Woerner's.
Joe s. Campbell and wife will soon
leave for San Antonio, Texas, to spend
the winter, and probably make it their
future home.
A Democratic soldier and laboring man
remarked the other day, that he intend
ed to vote as Blaine shot, ''for a substi-
tutet"
Between a promise to change the p.
NJ. in Eaton, a dicker with the Prohibit
t~ionists and the ., Morey may raise his
majority in Preble county to 1901
Men's suits. Good substantial suit
s., worth 81, at Joe Woerner's.
NoTIcE-Persons attending the Fair
should not forget to leave their baskets,
robes, &C., at the check room, where
they viii be safe.
The Democrats of Twin and Lanier
Townships have formed an immense
Cleveland and Hendricks Club. Every
Townships got 'em now. Like the mea-
sells, they are catching.
If the colored vote in Preble county
was cast against that party, it would be
left every time. Why don't the great
"admirers', of the a c put one of them
on their ticket?
Crusher Hats in three %colors, 81 and
$1.25, at Joe Woerner's.
Joe Wilson of Lewisburg, says he has
the largest stock of goods of any mar in
the county, and besides, he intends to
vote for Ben Butler, the laboring mans
candidate!
If Mr.. Peters couldn't hold onto the
office of a whisky gauger" on account
of crookedness, why should the tax-pay.
ers of this county trust him with the
Sherif's office?
J. B. Rollman will give a discount o.
20 per cent. on all orders taken during
the Fair for Fruit and Ornamental Trees
Vines, Plants, &c., for fall or spring de
livery.
The Entry Books for the Preble Coun
ty Fair will be open at the Office of the
Secretary, on and after the 25th, and
will say parties trouble and delay b.
calling at once and making their en-
tries. HENRY H. FARR, Sec'y.
We hear of quite a number of Demo
Gratis in PEBBLE county charged with in
tending to vote the Republican ticket
VIII some of them please send us
"keerd?n The success of our ticket de
mands i'll
Boys. Hats IS, 40, As and so cents, q
Joe Woerner's.
We are glad to say the prospects fo
u fair, which commences next Nor
day, are very fattering. 1t bids fair t
be a success. Don't fail to attend an
bring in your stock and other articlesf c
exhibition.