The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1884-06-19
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
..Glen Hotelo is mo- moreI

Linen collars 12c., at Joe Woerner,s
The sprinkler has IN Easy time just
now.
If you can't do anything else TO- you
can go fishing.
Trunks and Valises at Joe Woerner's.
Albert and Minnie Deem retire from
the Hotel business to the city of Eaton.
Property is booming in Eaton since the
reduction of Corporation taxes.
Charlie Welsh has returned from his
visit to Kokomo, Ind.
We have all kinds of weather since
vennor is dead.
James Clements of New York, is Wis
iting G. F. Brooke, jr.
Even the stables on the fair ground
will cost more than the original contract.
Summer underwear at Joe Woerner's.
The first volume of Blaine's history is
here and will be delivered this week by
Mr.. j. r. Beatty.
DIETRICH Chandler Of Greenville, was
circulating among his old friends in Ea-
ton last Monday.
A big fishing party from Eaton was at
Twin last week. Fifty-one persons sat
down to the dinner.
Judge Elliott of Dayton, opened court
on Monday. Judge Hume will u it
the balance of the week.
Doc. Evans and family pulled up last
week and struck out for Omaha, Ne
braska-
Farmers, you can buy Machine Oils at
Miller's Drug Store. lj19-3
Judge w. j. Gilmore and wife of Co
lumbus, spent a few days last week
among their many friends in Eaton.
Judge Jas. A. Gilmore's law work is
having a big sale. It is said to be a
splendid work and a very valuable one.
J. Leslie Foster, son of Col. Foster,
died of consumption in Cincinnati on
Thursday night last.
Harvest hands will soon be in demand
and there will be no excuse for street
idlers.
Neck ties We sold for SOC. to 81 we will
sell now for &c.,, at Joe Woerner's.
Miss Grace Stein and sister of Cincin-
matt, are visiting the family of Mrs.
Thompson.
Mrs. Ward has returned home from a
visit TO Indiana, bringing a friend with
her.
We hope the present Councilin letting
out our work will not forget the contract
business. 1t saves lots of money.
Mr.. Mclaughlin is the man to erect a
fine hotel in Eaton. He has the site for
one.
The furniture of Glen Hotel was auc-
toned off last Saturday at the Court
House and brought good prices.
The best make of o~veralls in the work,
at Joe Woerner's.
Miss Maggie Hedrich of Missouri, is
visiting Mrs. Meharry. She leaves i n q
few weeks for q five years stay in Calcut-
tn, India.
Mrs. Isaac Young and two children,
formerly residents of Eaton, but now of
Connersville, Ind, visited her father in
Eaton last week.
The Agricultural Board met last Sat
urday. No chair pulling that we heard
of. The most sociable meeting it has
had yet. It is improving.
Rubkg. Goats and Umbrellas at Joe
Woerner's.
seThe shawlette'' is the latest fashion
able wrap introduced by the Boston
s~hop-keepers. It is particularly adapt
ed to the girlette wearing the new shape
of hatlette.
We have seen some strawberries this
year and eat q heapof them, but the box
of the delicious fruit left at our office by
our old democratic friend John d. Hick-
man, beat them all. Many thanks.
State School Commissioner L. D.
Brown, spent last Saturday in Eaton
among his many warm friends. His Wis
it was in connection with school inter
ests.
Mr.. Abel Risinger and wife returned
to Eaton from Florida last week, pur-
chased property and will make our city
their future home. We welcome them
back and wish them prosperity.
Fancy undershirts and drawers 75c.
each; worth 81, at Joe Woerner's.
The portrait of the late Edwin Dono-
hoe, gotten up by Mrs. Anna Donohoe
his wife, and on exhibition at Mr.. Lakes
Drug Store, is a fine piece of art and a
credit to the artist.
Eaton has the location" of two rail-
ways stsecured." Either one of them
will be sold cheap to the editor of the
Germantown Press. Come and get one.
May as well have two located" when
they cost SO littlel
A girl will go to a dance and waltz
several straight hours without complain
ing. but ask the same young lady to
wrestle five minutes with a broom, and
she'll faint before she gets both hands
fairly clutched around the handle.
Cool pants for every day use for 75c.
and &c., at Joe W~oerner's.
Uncle Billy Pence, of Roam, Ind, was
in Preble county last week visiting some
of his old-time friends. Time seems to
be dealing kindly with our old friend,
for besides looking young and gay he is
"well heeled" with the root of all evil
Long may he live to enjoy it.
The grading of Al rods Of east Main
street was given to Wilson Frank, fol