The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1886-09-16

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ton, is growing quite a lot of hazelnut'
on his farm, a sample bunch of which h,
brought to our office on Saturday last
1t is a rare fruit around here.
1 will offer my mammoth store house
for sale on the best of terms. Also my
old business house, 20 #. front by 100 il
depth, will be for sale or rent on a Ions
time in a few days. F. ]. Wilson.
A man who will deliberately villify
and abuse his neighbors through the
columns of a paper, is one Of the worst
specimens of humanity and a libel on
every principle of generosity.
The ladies of the Universalist church
will give a supper at the church on Sat
urday evening, Sept. 18th. Supper
served from half past five to eight. Also
ice cream and cake. All are invited.
The soldiers and sailors OF Preble Co.
will reunion at Wheeler Frum's grove
near New Hope On next Saturday. Eve
rybody should attend, as a general invi-
tation is extended.
Try our mems $500 calf shoe. They
will wear equal to any $500 shoe.
Stamped with our name on them and
warranted at E. o. Lockwood's, oppo-
| site Commercial Block.
A correspondent from Camden in
forms us that G. X. Wood and Jacob
Stetzenbach, of Somers township, have
lost a number of hogs from cholera, and
that it is bad southeast Of Camden.
Come early and avoid the
rush at the Gem Gallery. II
Gems for Is cents.
How many there are who are willing
to tell of the good things he or SIZE has
done, but how many are there who will
tell of the good things they might have
done?
DR.. J. K. Miller has settled down in
the drug business at Colorado Springs,
Colorado. 1t is a very pleasant and
handsome town of about 1000 inhabi-
tants, within a few hours ride OF Denver
City. We wish him success.
o. D. Pocock of Camden, has received
a store-keeper's appointment in the Rev
enue department of this District, and
Frank Smiley of Eaton, the appointment
of gauger. They enter upon their duties
October 1st. Both good selections.
$4,000 to $4,000 to loan on first
mortgage at tx interest.
PETERS & UNGER.
John Morris, of Harveysburg, Warren
County. father of 1. 8. Morris, Editor
of the Miami Helmet, died on Sunday,
August 29th, aged SO years, s months
and 10 days. He was born in North
Carolina, and came to Ohio in 1916.
Our town is exceedingly quiet at pres
emit, and Marshal Corwin passes up and
down every day vainly looking for
some one on whom to exercise the rigors
of the law. How would it do to give him
another deputy?
Another of our old pioneer citizens
stepped from the stage of life into eter-
nifty on Monday morning last. Robert
DeGroot almost in his Goth year. He
was always a good and quiet citizen,
and died respected by all who knew him.
Great Bargains in Rubber Arc
tics, Rubber Boots, &c. Low prices,
small profits and quick sales is u motto
at E. o. Lockwood's, opposite CONNER
cial Block.
This is the eason of regimental. re-
unions, and they are occurring every
where throughout the country. 1t is one
of the ~pleasantest customs and most
prolific of genuine friendship among
the comrades of the armies of the late
rebellion.
Attention, Soldiers ALL Grand Army
men and soldiers are cordially invited to
meet at G. A. R. hall next Saturday
morning at 8 o'clock, sharp, to attend in
a body the Soldiers and Sailors re-un-
ion at New Hope Station. Fall in, Com
rades.
Tom Bunch and Billy O'Conner have
each procured for the DEMOCRAT eight
new subscribers during the past year
II each patron of the paper in the county
would do half as we'll, or even quarter,
we will enlarge it to the size of the Gin.
~cinnati Enquirer. Try it.
You can get II Gems for
|25 cents at the Gem Gallery,
Opposite City Hall, Eaton, o.
Mr.. James Deem intends exhibiting
some specimen German carp at the COM
ing county fair, and in order to get them
will be obliged to drain one of his ponds,
which he will do on Monday the 9th
inst. Persons wishing to purchase carp
for supplying ponds a get them on that
day at very reasonable prices.
October LIST all postofices in the Unit.
ed States and Territories are to be spe.
cial delivery Offices; and when any
package of mail matter has a special de-
livery stamp affixed, the postmaster
must see that it is immediately delivered
if received between the hours of 7 q. m
and 9 p. m.
The M. E. Conference which held it,
session at Piqua last week, assigned Rev
Jas. Murray for another year in Eaton
We know this appointment gives univer
sal satisfaction to the congregation of tn
church in Eaton, as well as to a larg
number of outsiders. His pleasant an,
affable manners and popular sermons
have won for him a host of admirin
friends in our city.
H. Sanders will sell flour, bran, mid
dlings and chop cheap for cash, at Es
ton CITY Mills, Sant o-d