The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1886-08-26
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

LOCAL MENI
Craik is awake.
Grapes are rotting.
Watermelons are plenty.
Ham 20 cents per pound!
Summer is almost at an end.
The leaves are beginning to turn.
Driving Gloves at Jos. Woerner's.
Cheap excursions are having a run.
Politics are warming up in this ~localit.
The camp-meeting eason is abor
over.
The Republican convention is over br
the dog days hang on.
Fair time close at hand. Are you-read
for it?
There will be plenty of cider groun'
out this year.
DIR. Leech's office is in the Drug Stor
opposite the Reichel House, Main st.
Young man, come in and see the Ado
mis- Hat, it's a beauty, at Joe Woerner's
The small boy mourns the wane of thu
school vacation.
Eaton wants an east and west railroad
and wants it bad.
Come to the Democratic county con
vention next Saturday.
No "boodle" will influence delegates
to the Democratic county convention.
A small farm for rent neal Eaton. En-
quire of A. Denny. [aug26-2
Let all offices seek the men and you
will secure honest and competent officials
Business failures seem to be on a de-
cline in every section of the country.
AS the fashion now stands the shorter
the woman the taller the hat.
The last rose of summer is beginning
to fade.
Craik has a splendid line of Cotton
AIDES at % per cent. reduction.
Postmaster General Villas has approx
ed of a design for the new postal card.
The colored campmeeting will hold
over another week.
And still it keeps on raining about
every day.
a pocket sewing machine is the latest
novelty.
Call and examine prices at the Mann
moth Dry Goods Store.
The storm last Sunday scattered the
eampmeeting attendants.
Tanned compilations are now fashion
able.
Cut down the weeds before they go to
seed.
Careful people looking for bargains al
ways read advertisements.
Umbrellas, all kinds, from 35c. up, at
Jos. W~oerner's.
School Commissioner l.. d. Brown was
in Eaton on Tuesday last, attending the
Institute.
Old weather prognosticators are hint
ing that September will be an unusually
not month.
The Teachers Institute is in session
this week in Eaton, and seems to be well
attended.
$1.O0 Sweet, Orr & Co. Overalls for 75c.
at Jos. W~oerner's.
With the exception of delinquent sub
scribers, everything is a little earlier
than usual this year.
Left on my counter, a parasol. Own
er will please call and ecove proper
ty. CHAs. w. CRAIK.
Call and see Barney Brost in Fishers
building, if you want a good boot or shoe
made, or anything in the mending line.
A few Parasols left at Craik's.
The oil well is wei 1000 feet down
and the prospect of a "gusher" encour-
aging.
The person who will perpetrate an out
rage on an i~noffensive dog for the fun of
it, Is not half as good as the dog.
Life is a quarry out of which we are
to mould, chisel and complete a charac-
ter.
New Fall Calicoes &c., at Mammoth
Dry Goods Store.
One of the most difficult things con
nected with.a convention is to explain
how your favorite "got left"
The watermelons were cut by the sue
cessful candidates in abundance last Sat
urday. The unsuccessful never eat 'em.
We have about 500 delinquent sub
scribers on our books, which We would
be pleased to have call and square up.
Rubber Coats, all kinds. Warrantedt to
turn water, at Jos. Woerner's.
Alb. Collins will move near to Sweet
water, Tenn, about the middle of Sep
TENDER.
Rev. J. 6. Bishop will speak next Sab
bath evening, at the Christian church,
on the subject of Temperance. All are
invited.
The Republican convention was well
attended. a large number of Democrats
of the county helping to fill up the hall
and add responsibility to the assembly.
S~eersuckers at half prices at Craik's.
Harry Markley caught So pounds OF
bass last Saturday. 1t is the biggest
catch ever known by one person in one
day.
The electioneerng days have come,
The gayest of the year,
When candidates are trotrinp 'round