The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1886-07-08

DOCIOT LeeCu HIS Il nice OulSCs
Court has adjourned for the present.
Silence is not always a sign of wisdom
July will be hot enough to make u,
for the cool June.
Yard wide Pacific Lawns 81 cents, a
Craik's.
The NJ. f. Church and parsonage lool
bright and cheerful.
Over 1000 have signed the Murph.
pledge in Hamilton city.
Keep cool! Buy a Seersucker Goa
and Vest at Jos. Woerner's.
Transactions in real estate are yer,
slow now.
Last Sunday was the 10th anniversa
ry of American Independence.
Doctor Leech's office is opposite tn,
Reichel House.
Wheat never was much better in thi.
county.
COL. Welty has our thanks for late
mSoeSAh PoPSAo-
Boys Straw Hats 29c., worth SOC. ant
75c., at Jos. W~oerner's.
The rattle ofthe reaper has been heart
all around US the past week.
Shelby county furnishes sixty saloons
paying an aggregate tax of $1l, 700.
w. D. Freeman's Cologne and Face
Powders at Craik's, sole agent.
Weilsville, Ohio, closes her saloons
under the Dow law.
Lima has three saloons less since the
Dow law passed.
Manila Hats 81 10, worth $500 to 81
SO, at Jos. Woerner's.
Commence to think of something to
take to the county fair this fall.
Ada people propose to close all the sa-
looms in that town under the Dow law.
Leech & Co. have some very cheap
goods.
The agricultural implement man can
now take a rest.
Grant Lewellen, of the o. L. Telegraph
Co.. spent Sunday in Hamilton.
Fancy Dress Shirts, two collars, 69c,
and 75c., at Jos. Woerner's.
James Haston, of Sterling, Kansas, is
here visiting friends. He is pleased with
his new home.
If you don't want to be branded as q
GUNNER" be careful on what side you
are a witness in court.
Very good and cheap machine oil al
Leech & Co.'S.
Tie Fourth of July was not much OBJ
served in Eaton. 1t came in and wen,
out UNDECIDED.
The front steps leading into our cour1
house are being ~readjusted. Fix them
right this time.
Delicate shade in Lace Bunting, hall
regular prices, at Craik's.
We have had a week of splendid har
vest weather ard farmers took advantage
of it.
The Band festival last Saturday nigh
in the public park was a success. Cash,
1920.
Linen Hats &c.,, same as sold else
where for Soc, at W~oerner,s
IT the drummer element" should have
any ieeai business 70 uo !. . 70 nave
NJ nesi.ancy "neie W nnu couisei'
Say there! If you can't pay us in full
seno US IN ao.ar or Two on your &C
count II WIN De accep'aoie.
Fancy Socks 25c. worth 4oc., at Jos
, ~" ~
- n.ass. - ummo.d.,
A full purse is a very poor substitute
ior an empty neau' ou' passes VII"
'he average yaiioo.
Soda-water a specially at Dr.. Leech'
sooa 'ouneain' opp eiciiei fious
And now the county fairs are adver
Using !
anu one' o's
Crime seems to be rampant. The pa
pers are hlied with horrioie tninss ina
farasols worth Sl.'o now si'lo' d
Craik,s big leo store.
Judging from the frequent notes of tn
quail heard throughout the county TIL
game bird will be plentiful next fall.
The game OF ball on Saturday betwee'
the Williamsburg and Pattonas resulte'
in a score of 4 to 2 in favor of Pattona.
Rove, overa,ls ooc worth 5oc ut Tn
Woerner's.
life ia short-onlv four letters in it.
T-bree-ouarters of Il is a .1ie.n and ha,
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