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

Make something for the fair.
Autumn begins the 22d inst.
Now you hear the school bell.
Earthquakes are all the go now.
Cider will be plenty this season.
The Eaton City Mill is running again
Conventions are all over. Next is the
fair.
Couldn't another deputy Marshal be
used?
An early winter is now predicted. LIE,
FER come, we've got our coal laid in.
Get ready for the great cyclone of the
Goth inst.
VIM. Clayton and family have moved
to Xenia, O.
The Eaton base ball club was beat
last Saturday by a Richmond club.
DIR. Leech's office is in the Drug Store
opposite the Reichel House, Main St.
It is still costing the corporation ST.
020 to Marshal it.
Land seems to be cheap in Preble
county.
Twin township has a Prohibition club.
Bro. Copp, be careful how you handle it,
1t Is not always the mar that talks the
loudest hat says the most.
The 'dear people" will now be ad-
dressed.
Will Robinson is back to Eaton to
spend a week or SO and recruit his health.
TT Smith has opened the old Bruce
stone quarry in earnest.
-A.great many property holders in Ea-
ton are taking down their fences. 1t
looks odd.
$4,000 to 10000 to loan on first
mortgage ut ~ interest.
PETERS & UNGER.
A great many in Eaton claim to have
felt the shock of the great earthquake
Tuesday night of last week.
Frank Hilbert and family and Josiah
Campbell, left for Petoskey on Tuesday
morning last.
Prepare for the great storm predicted
to occur from the 25th to the goth of this
month.
Mutual Benefit Societies for Life and
Property Insurance, it is beginning to be
understood, are expensive concerns.
Get your -four at the Eaton City Mill,
made from selected wheat. [sep9-i
Joseph Yoedy, wife and son, of West
Carrolton, have been the guests of Mr..
John Lander and family for several days.
Instead of saying "pull down your
vest' in Eaton, it is "pull down your
fence"
Ii the Corporation OF Eaton is not f.
nancially embarrassed in two years, we
miss u guess. Put it down and wait.
The m~elancholic days are here, the
saddest of the year, when castor oil and
the doctors voice are intentionally near.
Wallace Bruce had a two-horse wagon
half full of gravel to run over him last
week, without doing him much injury.
Harry Markley caught one day last
week, forty-three good sized bass out OF
Twin creek. That will never be beaten.
H. B. Van Ausdai and wife and daugh-
tiers, Miss Ruth and Mrs. Cora Acton,
have gone north to hunt a rest for ebay
fever"
School Books at the lowest
prices at Eidson's Book Store.
The tile in the Stroble gutter are put
in wrong end foremost, or else all the
others in Eaton are that way! Which
is it?
Rev. S. J. Spencer will preach in the
,Universalist Church next Sunday morn
ing and evening at the usual hours. All
are invited.
If you want to see something real ex-
citing and interesting, just watch two
girls who haven't seen each other for a
long time-say for three hours or so.
The man who goes TO a summer resort
for change and rest often finds that the
walters get all the change and the land
lord the rest.
1t is a safe principle to patronize the
manufacturing institutions of your own
city, because you furnish employment to
your own neighbor.
A special meeting ofG. A. R, of Ea-
ton, on Saturday evening at 7 o'clock.
All msmbers are requested to attend. By
order of commander.
The Arcanum Tribune is looming
up to be quite a journal among the Darke
county newspapers. Keep on Bro.
Kemble-you'H "get there"
Mrs. Eliza Bruce visited Mrs. Har-
din Bruce on Saturday last. Mrs. B. is
far in eighty and don't do very much
running about among neighbors.
H. Sanders will sell -four, bran, mid
dlings and chop cheap for cash, at Ea-
ton City Mills. [sep9-4
VIM. Gift will offer at public sale at
his blacksmith shop, 6 miles south of
Eldorado, on the 9th inst, l brood mare,
colts, plows, harrows, tobacco wagon,
and other articles.
Stomach troubles are unusually fire.
quent, and many peasons have been Sc
riously sick with this disease. A care
full diet and regular habits will frequent
ly ward off such attacks.
The Eaton Band accompanied the Pre-
bic delegation to the Congressional con-
yention at Dayton. A Commercial cor
respondent dubs the band the "wind
jammers." He is O fule.
The Marshal of Eaton draws 5000 per
year, and there is nothing to do. There