The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-09-24

are you all ready 1or the fair
Look out for all kind of swindiers.
The Eldorado Band furnishes the mu-
sic for our fair.
Our fair only comes once a year and
everybody ought to turn out to it.
Filbert, IL leading Shoe man
fn Eaton. [sep24-4
The hickory nut and walnut crop will
be large around here this year.
Stove men are very busy-their har-
vest is at hand.
If the weather is favorable we'll have
a Tremendous fair.
Eph. Young is still on the sick list
Hopes that he will pull through.
Don't forget McCord's excursion on the
4th of October. Yearly meeting at Rich
mond.
The campaign for fall trade is now
about opened. Watch our advertising
columns.
Boys and girls school Shoes in all
styles, grades and prices, at E. o. Lock
woods, 100 Main street. 1sepl0-3
Isaac C. Niswo lger AMI wife, of Paul
ding Center, are visiting friends in and
around Eaton.
The long yellow summer days are grad
ually giving way to the glorious golden
autumn.
1t is said that common salt dissolved
in water will afford relief N most cases
Ct cholera morbus.
The last rose OF summer has faded and
gone, but autumn flowers are with US in
great profusion.
Filbert's is the place to purchase your
first class Rubber Goods, the best in Ea-
ton. Call and see them. [sep24-i
Geo. Ward Nichols, President of the
Cincinnati Musical College, is dead. An
unfortunate loss.
Some very pleasant s%erenaders were
out ON Friday night last. The music
rendered was sweet and good.
~ per CSsit' cdNcu ny oiiciiuS your
Trees, Plants, &C., of J. B. Rollman dur
ing the Fair.
Many small villages in Ohio are secur-
ing natural gas. why can't Eaton? tits
within reach OF US.
Rev. Orr has removed from the Chris
tian parsonage into Mr.. Casper's prop
erty on franklin street.
The rollicking oyster comes gaily trip
ping in to the fall festival, and is tossed
off on the half-shell with an ~alacrity that
is paralyzing to the pocket-book.
Sunday October 4th McCord will run
his annual excursion to the big yearly
meeting at Richmond. Everybody will
go of course.
We have sent out a lot of accounts on
subscription and we hope the parties
who receive them will respond without
delay.
There will not be much roller skating
next winter. The Kinks are generally
being devoted to other purposes or torn
down. No loss to the country.
The professor of Christianity who talks
temperance and votes for intemperance
men, must have an india rubber con-
science.
Forkush & Browns genuine Buffalo
hand made Boots AMI Shoes at Filbert's.
The best in the market. [sep24-4
1t is said that both Laird and Coovert
have tackled Joe Woerner's dressed
dummies to vote fer them! They OBJ
ject to being "Bord."
Darke county is getting up her reputa-
ton for Common murders. Some day we
expect to record the murder of some one
of its able editors!
Col. Crane, Hamilton ~county's big
nominee for Representative was in Eaton
this week visiting his old friends. He is
over 6 feet and tips the beam at $50!
H. B. VanAusdal, wife and daughter
Ruth, have returned from Michigan. s.
also DR.. John Miller and wife and Mrs
John Grouse.
Some men in this country are getting
rich. They are those who are mindins
their own business. We are sorry t.
add, however, that the number is no
strikingly large.
James Miller has opened anew grocer.
on the west side of north Barron street
H. I1-1k IJa hoe n rsyhk rio,
room fixed up and well stocked. Drol
in and see him.
We would advise young men seeking a wife
to choose one with small waste.-GreenUtH
Courier.
You want the small waste in the kitch
en-, don't you?
Persons who attend the fair and war
a good square meal, can get it by calm
at the boarding house. 1t will be unde
the charge of VIM. Pryor and wife, an
that is sufficient recommendation.
VIM. Bittle, a well-to-do farmer resit
ing about eight miles north of EatoI
committed suicide with a rope on Thur
day last. Trouble from loss of none
was probably the cause.
John S. Williams and wife, former
residents of Preble county but now
Urbana, Kansas, are here visiting the
son and old friends. Mr.. Williams
well pleased with his Kansas home al
enjoys good health.
According to an exchange the eyes
children in public schools are greatly i
jured by the use of the blackboard.
Arithmetical figures are written up'
wall 5lackboards, and the children, s
ting at various distances from the wal
are required to copy the figures up
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