The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-09-10

the present year NO SuCuen rise Is an
ticipated but the advance will be a grad
ual one.
The books of the Preble County Agri-
cultural Society will be open for entries
on and after the goth of this month
Parties can avoid having to wait by call
ing at the office of the Secretary and
making their entries before the fair COM
mences. II. H. FAIR, Sec.
Invite special attention to my stock
of mems and boys Kip Boots. Can't be
surpassed in quality and price. E. o.
Lockwood, 100 Main st. [sep10-3
People who do not take a country pa
per are not to be pitied when swindled
out of their eyes. They would rather be
ignorant of what is going on than spend
a dollar and fifty cents for the means of
knowing all about the county AFFAIRS
They are good subjects for the sharper.
Subscribe for the DEMOCRAT.
Sufferers from Spermatarrhea, Loss
of Power, Hysteria, Dizziness, Convul-
sions, Fits, Nervous Neuralgia, Head
ache and Nervous Prostitution, should
send stamp for particulars of a, certain
cure to ROBERT Y. CoNNoR, Newberry,
Lycoming Co., Pa.
It is said that a hotel is going to be
built in America, with the kitchen at the
top of the house and a fire escape to every
room. The fire escape is worked from
the office. BY touching an electric but
ton there every guest is awakened, wrap
ped in a blanket and flung down d can
vass shoot.
The new fall style Stiff Hats we are
selling for $3.50, sold elsewhere for So,
at Jos. Woerner's.
A party who has tried the experiment
says: off you are very dry, and want a
drink bad, put a bullet in your mouth
and roll it around with the tongue a few
minutes and the thirst will be relieved"
This is a good deal better than loading
up with three or four fingers of whisky,
and putting a bullet into some other fell
low.
The Eaton base ball club succeeded in
beating the Connersvillc Grays on last
Friday in a score of ii to 8. The game
was called on the seventh inning so the
visitors could catch the 5 :3S train. Bel
ting, of Cincinnati, pitcher for the Unions
Of Chicago, pitched for the visitors, but
| Williams and Reynolds battery work
was too much for the visitors.
The sparrow has had many curses, but
a ne " crime has been placed at its doors,
and it must go. A Connecticut orinthol-
ogist has found their nest infested with
the ''buffalo carpet moth" and after
their nests, on houses troubled with the
carpet deyouring insects, had been de-
stroyed, the pest disappeared. The in
ference, is therefore, that the sparrows
have brought the moth.
We occasionally hear of The talk of
persons in reference to editing a newspa-
per-how it should be done, etc. We
have had occasions to publish the pro-
auctions of some of these critics 90 and
to tell the truth, they can't get up a three
line local in a readable n We
would like to see q newspaper office turn
ed over to such ~personages, that they
could convince the public and them
selves, if their egotism wasn't to strong,
just how insignificant and pusillanimous
they really are.-SEYMoUR Ind.) TINES.
Thos. Noe is building a dwelling or the
1 1,cE e;Ia of NTop1a ckrnaf hof,rnan Hiph
and McCabe streets. We are glad to see
our young, active business men taking
the true course in aiding to build up our
| city, and in investing their profits in real
estate, as nothing gives a business man
SO high a mercantile standing as real es-
tate, and this holds true, no. only with
merchants but in all other callings.
Mrs. Lucinda Donohoe, Mrs. Harvey
Hubbell and Mr.. j.. p. Acton, all had
birthdays to occur last week. Mrs. V.
w. Lake, daughter of Mrs. Donohoe, en-
tertained her mother and a few friends
on the occasion, and Mrs. II. C. HEST
and, daughter of Mr.. j. P. Acton, her
father, aunt and a few friends. Such
quiet little occurrences are certainly
pleasant.
Township Clerks and Trustees should
not overlook the new law relating to the
selection OF jurors. The new law provides
that the Clerk of the Court -''shall fur
nish and deliver to the Trustees of eacf
township with the poll book and tall,
sheets, at each State election, a correc
list, alphabetical form, of the names o
all the regular jurors who have served il
any court of record, from such township
in said county during the two pastyears,'
and that no person who has served during
the past two years shall be selected.
We think our citizens are not pursuing
a correct business policy in erecting s.
many wooden buildings. We have a,
abundance of good brick material, an
brick are manufactured and sold here a
a lower price than any of the surround
ing towns, and if we used brick instea
of wood for our buildings, there could b
employment furnished for double a
many laborers as are now engaged i
that branch of manufacturing, and.ir
stead of sending thousands of dollars i
cash to the Mishigan pineries for buile
: ing material, the money so sent would b
. paid to our own citizens.
Parents, see the Short Pants Suits fl
: boys 4 to 9 years old, we are selling f(
$1.59, $3.50, $3.50 and upwards. Lor
r Pants Suits, 8 to u years, $3.50, $3.(
$3.50, $500 and upwards. It will pc
3 you to see the goods before buying,
Jos. Woerner's, The Peoples Clothie
The United States Hay Fever Assoc
alton, as a result of it's investigation
o holds that hay fever is produced by Il