The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1884-09-18

~recceedlng year, the interest in the an
nual reunions seem to increase.
Mems Navy Blue Suits, heavy weight,
warranted fast color, at Joe Woerner's.
The President of the Blaine "coon"
Glee Club of this place, solved the
other night at the wigwam, that if the
two white Blaine Glee Clubs agreed to
"solidate, lit ought also tobe 'solidated
with them. Your head is level Mr.. Snow.
The Richmond might cart" removed
a heap of cold stools out Of Eaton last
week. We would suggest that in the
future, cooler weather be selected for
such business; when our citizens can
slumber with closed doors and windows.
Headquarters for footwear at John Eli
bert's, Main street. Best assortment in
Eaton.
Gunners have no right to enter a field
with a gun and dog without the permits
sion of the owner of the property. Per-
sons violating this law are Liable to pay
penalties. Sportsmen should remember
this.
Our old friend Joe Beam is building
himself a nice home on north Alderman
avenue. Uncle Joe has paid rent to
others as long as he proposes to and is
now going to become his own landlord.
Correct.
Boys Hats So, 40, As and so cents, at
Joe Woerner's.
Sugar is now cheaper than it has ever
been in the memory of the present mid
dle-aged generation, and it is supposed
prices have not yet touched bottom. The
chief cause of the present cheapness is
the enormous production of beet-root
sugar in Europe.
1t has been decided in the courts that
if a partner of a dissolved firm neglects
to give notice through a newspaper of a
dissolution of partnership, he is equally
liable with his late partner for all debts
after dissolution. This is
worth remembering.
Boys Hats. 2 to 5 years, %, 50, 40 and
so cents, at Joe Woerner's.
TT. Longnecker is remodeiing the
Capt. johnson property on north Barron
street, and converting it into a convent
ent business house and dwelling. We
are glad to see JEFF prosper, as he has in
the past few years. It is good evidence
Of economy and strict attention to busi-
ness.
Natty Stephens says the report that
he would vote for a change of Superin-
tendent at the County Infirmary, %ifelect-
ed, is a false one. Albright Natty, we
accept the apology, but you won't be
Jonathan Switzer is the man.
the people want there. They know for
geries will be then unknown.
A Fine Stiff Hat, late style, rs cents,
usual price s1.25, at Joe Woeraer's.
Kelly and Krugg have about completed
heir contract for paving the cutters on
east Main street, and a.. White has fin
shed his contract for the improvement
If south Barron street. Both of these
contracts have been done at a saving to
he Corporation of 80 per cent. over the
Did system of doing the work.
A mans good quality Hat, 40 and 59c.,
good as you pay 90c. for elsewhere, at
Toe W~oerner's.
An old Republican remarked to us the
day: 81 have lived in Eaton over
.hirty years, and 1 have never known of
IN election-spring or fall-that there
has not been from one to four Stephens
for Office. I am tired of it,
md want no more OF it in mine." Jona-
Switzer is the man to vote for. If
there will be no more stealing
rom the poor fund.
Beautiful Building Lots in Earley's
subdivision on easy terms.
The Democratic County Central Com
nittee met last Saturday and organized.
The Committee consists of G.. H. Ed
son, w. c. NJ. Brookins, John Mussel-
nan, II. L. Robbins, johnson Mclean,
E. Anderson, Henry Miller, Harvey
Paddock, J. T. Deem, L. 6. Gould. G..
81. Edison was chosen as Chairman, and
Ed. H. Allison, Secretary. The Com
nittee will meet in Eaton on Saturday,
Sept. 9th, together with the Advisory
of different Townships. a
attendance is earnestly requested.
Boys Suits, 4 to 9 years, all wool, spe-
,ial bargains, $3.50, $500 and $3.50, at
Joe Woerner's.
The Ohio edition of the B.& o. Red
Book for current year is just out, and
what it does not show in the way of cleo
ton statistics and comparisons would be
difficult to imagine. As usual a copy can
be had by anyone sending a stamp, with
address, to G. K. Lord, Baltimore. The
Red Books are invaluable in Presidential
years, and in their compact and handy
form permit of reference not equaled by
any other political text books. The Ohio
edition for 1854 has several new features
Of decided interest, IN view of the fact
Of the approaching election.
Ladi es, come and see the handsome
hat for children 2 to 6 years, at Joe
Woerner's.
We call attention to the advertisement
nf the Preble County Bank, which has
been recognized since the death of Mr..
Hiestand, and its management placed in
hands that makes it as solid as any in
.stitution in the country, and we can safe
ly. recommend it to business men as a
of discount and deposit. Sound
banks have become as much of a neces-
sity in the business world, as any other