The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-09-03
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

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Vacation IS over
Hay fever is plenty.
Remember the fair.
Ice harvest nearly over.
Bring on your oysters now.
Hickory nuts will be plenty.
Moleskin Pants &C.,, at Jos. Woerner's
Huston has fine Michigan celery TO
sale.
J. Frost is struggling hard to get in hi
work early this season.
Murrian is doing considerable damag'
among the stock in Hancock county.
John D. Campbell has returned from
Liberty, Ind, to reside in Eaton.
Miss Mary Thum is visiting friends a
Piqua, o.
For School books go to Ziliox & Co.
Isn't it about time to guess on the ict
crop the coming winter?
Farmers are blowing for the fall whea
crops.
Soldiers reunion commences to-day
Thursday
soc. will buy a pair of Overalls worth
75c., at Jos. Woerncr's.
Ferd. Holderman, of Roam, Ind, Wis
tied his father last week.
A party of young felix's held a picnic
below Camden on Tuesday.
Mrs. Sophronia Waggoner, of st. Louis,
is here visiting friends.
The Bloomfield public well is ordered
cleaned out at a cost of $40.
Congressman JAMES E. CAMPBELL will
attend the Soldiers Reunion at Eaton
on Friday.
Buy your Jerseys at B. Fox's Cheap
Store-from 35s. up.
Every Democrat in the county should
attend the convention in Eaton on the
18th inst.
The annual Reunion of the 35th O.V.
L. is set for Thursday, Sept. 18th, 1885,
in Eaton. Give them a good welcome.
The dreamy autumn day, win the
breezy county fair and the agricultural
'.hoss trot," are close at hand.
We suppose Col. Harris proposes to
.''stick" as the Republican candidate for
Representative from this county.
$1.09 for a stiff Hat that will cost you
So elsewhere, at Jos. Woerner's.
NJ. +. Stephens, of Greenville, has
been circulating in Eaton for the past
week, shaking hands with his old friends
Judge j. Sweeney, of the estate at
large" has been in Eaton during the
past week, the guest of 5. H. Hubbell.
George Goldsmith has our thanks for
a dozen of most excellent roasting ears.
Can't be beat.
Go to Ziliox & Co., for your School
supplies.
The Mayor requests the citizens to dec
crate on the occasion of the Soldiers Re-
union on Thursday and Friday.
See Messrs. Risinger & Risinger's law
card in another column Of our paper, and
if you have anything in their line TO do
call on them.
Hayden & Barnes, 65 North Salina
Street, Syracuse, N. Y, wish a live agent
in this town to sell a new, useful and fast
selling article. Good wages guaranteed.
Coovert for County Commissioner, is
a third" term candidate. That is some
thing that neither party ever Endorsed in
this county, and will certainly not begin
it on Coovert.
Blackbirds have not been numerous here
this season.-GreenusHe Courier.
Eaton must have got your quota, as
millions of them have been roosting in
the court house square trees all summer.
Best Indigo Blue Prints 81 cents per
yard at B. Fox's Cheap Store.
Sleep is no doubt the best cure for a
serious attack of alcoholism, but the pa
tient about to resort to the sweet restor-
er does not consult safety when he Sc
lects a railroad track for a bed.
Two swindlers are abroad after crop
statistics and with circumstances against
high taxes. Same old game requesting
farmers signatures, and a subsequent
promissory note is played.
Cigarette smoking has become such a
general nuisance that small signs have
been printed and are kept for sale, which
read. mo cigarette smoking allowed in
this Office"
The best makes of O~veralls, usually
sold for 81, you can buy for 75c. at Jos
Woerner's.
An order has been lately issued which
requires the Washington clerks to fur
nish their own soap. Heretofore they
have been in the habit of borrowing the
Presidents cake.
The harvest of 1885 is ended with oul
farmers-wheat, oats and hay all taker
care Of. The next important ingather
ing will be of the corn crop, which give.
, promise of a large yield this year.
We advise Brother Laird, Republican
candidate for county Treasurer, to pro
cure a copy of the Weldy election law
passed by the last Legislature, and reat
it over very carefully.
Get your School supplies at Ziliox
Co.'S.
A Pittsburg judge fined a lawyer $50
for insulting a witness. This judge ha
set a very worthy precedent that SHOULD
be followed by all the judges in the Stat
of Ohio.
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