The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1886-08-05
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
"Craik's."

Last Sunday was a scorcher.
Summer is on the home stretch.
The mex holiday is the county fair.
Afavotite summer resort-a cool place
Earl & Wilson'S Linen Collars an,
Cuffs at JOS. Woerner's.
The brides fayorite fower-marry
gold.
The green corn dance is now fashion
able.
Hot weather now-take care of you
health.
In about five weeks school will com
mence.
Filbert the Leading Shoe Man, Eat.o1
o. july29-2t.
The season for the Teachers Insti
tute" has come.
The days grow shorter as the flies in
crease in number.
Next month the oyster season viii
open.
Judge Hume held court in Eaton or
Saturday last.
DR.. Leech's office is in the Drug Store
opposite the Reichel House, Main st.
Get something ready for the fair. I,
is intended to be a big one this year.
L. C. Abbott, Esq, Of Richmond, was
in Eaton on Saturday last.
Keep your hand on your pocketbook
when you go to the circus.
Is there a "ring'' in the Marshal bu-
siness?
Go to E. II. Cooks grocery for flour,
only SOC. per sack.
) Look after the sanitary condition OF
your premises.
Why shouldn't John R. Stephen have
the nomination for Auditorium?
There ought to be a magnificent dis
play of farm products at the fair this year.
"White plush" or iced milk is the IA
vorite summer drink of the eastern dudes,
25 cents will buy a lawn dress at
ttCraiks."
John X. Miller has disposed of his
drug establishment with the intention of
seeking other fields of business.
Candidates are planting their adver-
tisements in the Register. They seem
to know the -alue of printers ink.
New wheat is being brought into this
market quite lively and is selling at 81
and 20 cents per bushel.
Latest style light colored Stiff Hats
$1.19, worth $3.50, at JOS. Woerner's.
The 10 o'clock ordinance is now rigid
ly enforced in Eaton against saloons. So
is the Sunday law.
Will the citizens of Eaton quietly sit
down and permit the Four Mile Valley
railway to be built away from us?
Another deputy Marshal is needed to
help the new n to do nothing! Our
Corporation is wealthyl
If you want good pure home made CT
der vinegar, call at the grocery of D.
Sharkey. Only 25 cents per gallon.
Francis Murphy and his son claim to
have secured 60, 600 signers to the pledge
OF temperance in Ohio since last Septem-
Der.
If you wish to pick a good orange, says
the New Orleans States, "take the rusty
coated and juicy ones. They have thin
rinds and are more juicy"
Authority says the number of men who
are disappointed in love doesn't compare
with the number who are disappointed
in marriage.
For Cheap Shoes try Hilbert.
The enormous buttons which were once
fashionable on ladies' dresses, can be
used for stove lids or plates at picnic
parties.
Teeth filed with all the approved ma
terials that will insure permanent pre-
s~ervation, at Runyan's dental rooms, OPP
posite Post-ofice.
The Lewisburg camp-meeting has clos
ed. Pecuniarily it was no doubt a sue
cess. As to soul-saving WI won't ven
ture an opinion.
Craik is agent for Freeman's celebra-
ted Colognes and Face Powders.
Is Eaton any better Marshaled at ST.
Oa0 per year than it vas at $3.50? The
taxpayers can answer the question cor
rectly!
The present Council raised the salary
Of the Marshal to 5000 90. Now it goes
to work and appoints a Deputy at $35
per month to help him do nothing! Isn't
that a brilliant financial freak?
In our last weeks list of 81 900 and
over taxpayers of Washington town
ship, Theo. Mitchell appeared as paying
taxes on Sc. 600. 1t was a mistake-he
pays on but 5000. 90.
My mems $2.75 and $500 Calf Shoes
now go for $500 and 1926 per pair. E.
o. Lockwood, 100 Main street.
A young man advertised for a wife, his
sister answered the advertisement, and
now the young man thinks there is no
balm in advertisements, while the old
folks think it's hard to have two fools in
the family.
Mrs. John v. Campbell has our thanks
for a basket of Siberian crab apples, ac-
commanded with a very handsome bouuet
of flowers from her daughter Fannie, the
florist.
A splendid line of Suspenders at
Craik's.
James Miller has fixed up his grocery
next to the Reichel House, and is now
ready for his friends and customers to