The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1884-10-09

above meetings and furnish good music
Turn outl
Grass is growing fine.
Look up your stovepipe.
October came in red hot.
Wasn't it hot last week? Jehul
Come to the Eaton Meeting next SAT
URDAY night. It will be a boomerl
Wheat and corn are almost equal il
price.
Who said politics are getting mixed
into our fair elections3
Don't forget the big meeting and pole
raising at New Paris next Saturday.
a little over two months and 1884 viii
pass in its checks.
Judge Jas. A. Gilmore has opened 9
law Office in Middletown, o.
The sssere and yellow leaf is falling,
but not from frost.
Nextis Thanksgiving day. Democrats
will be in good trim for it.
Ice cream is going into winter guar
tiers.
The average crop of winter apples in
Preble county will be fair.
The fall house cleaning season is liza
BILE to break out at any time.
Uncle Jos. Walters and wife returned
heme from Iowa last week.
The old Agricultural Board was re-
elected.
Library Lamps very cheap
at j. Rhea & Sons.
Turn out to the meeting in Eaton on
Saturday night next. Good speaking
and fine music will interest you.
The display of wagons, carriages bug
gies, &C., shown by our home trades
men at the fair was very good.
Don't forget that Frank Straw delivers
the indianapolis "Sentinel" every morn
ing. 1t is a splendid paper.
The liar is ready to step to the front
and declare he remembers plenty OF DC
tobers just as hot.
Coal dealers harvest will be slim if
this is the kind of winter we are to ex-
perience.
The attendance of the fair wasn't as
large as usual. How would it do to skip
ayear2
DR.. Stephens is again a citizen OF Ea-
ton. He don't wear his gold-headed
cane very much.
The wearing of linen suits here in the
month of October, is certainly unparal-
leled.
Maybe business will revive after the
elections are over. If Democrats win it
yiH sure.
Warren Fisher, of Jacksonville, Fla,
son of Eli Fisher, is visiting his home
herei in Eaton.
All the Cleveland and Hendricks
Clubs in Preble County are earnestly re-
quested to come to Eaton next SATUR-
DAY night. Don't fail.
Ed. Warwick, editor of the Richmond
Enquirer, was down at our fair one day,
and dropped in on US. He says Indiana
is dead sure for CD a.
A Connecticut woman has invented q
machine for counting money. Agents
needn't call upon country editors to sell
any. They have no money to count.
The NEW PARIS Meeting will be a
boomer. It is the intention for it to
equal the Camden demonstration. The
speakers announced will all be present.
In many counties the officers Of fairs
draw no pay: Try it in Preble, and see
how many agricultural patriots We
have that will serve for the good of the
cause.
What an awful mistake the Register
@heavy weight. made in expressing his
great admiration of its last issue to 6
solid democrat in front of Filbert's gro.
ceryi o, MoREsl
The Richmond Item base ball clut
done up the Eaton club last Sunday il
Richmond to the tune of Is to Z. TIL,
boys say it was on account of the grounds
which are very poor.
Mr.. T. A. Wheeler, Tuner and Repair
er OF Pianos and Organs, will make hi
10th visit to Eaton about the 18th of OF
tober. Orders left at the jewelry stor
of MIR. G.. O.. Schlenker will receiv
prompt attention.
Authority has been conferred on posi-
masters, by the ~postofice department
not heretofore possessed, to correct mis-
directed letters, when possible, and fol
ward them, instead of sending them I
the dead letter office.
Abraham Van Doren is remodeling an
adding an additional story to his res
dence on Maple and Main streets. In
provements have now come back to tt
center of the city and there is yet plent
OF room occupied by old rookeries tn
should have more slightly buildings on.
good durable stone or brick structures.
We have not been able to give usu
attention to our local columns the pa
three weeks, local politics having a
sorbed our entire attention. After ne
week we expect to &c able to give usu
attention to general matters and ma
the DEMOCRAT more interesting tn
ever.
Eli Thompson died in Eaton on t
I'd inst. and was buried on the 9Th, U
der charge of the G. A. r. He was ag
about 50 years, and a resident of Il
place IS long as We can remember. 81
meath his rough exterior" there bea
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