The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1886-08-12
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
"Craik's."

LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
"Craik's."
The circus is over, now get ready 70
the fair.
The winds elbow over the oats stub
ble."
The hunters reunion takes place a
Arcanum, o., Thursday, August 26th.
E. & w. Linen Collars and Cuffs a
Jos. Woerner's.
The ~"cooler" was filed on circus da.
with ''tired'' travellers.
John Robinson had a good day-got
good crowd, and give a good show.
The well at Dayton will be abandoned
alter they have gone 1000 feet.
Miss Ida Miller of Piqua, was the
guest of Miss Mary Thum last week.
25 cents will buy a lawn dress al
""Craik's."
Expense TO Marshal Eaton, $1,000
Bring on another Marshal!
Give us more Deputy Marshals! The
election is not far off.
Misses Mary and Kate Van Ausdal
have returned to their home at Dayton, o.
An impression prevails that September
will be a warm month.
Hercules $1.O0 Overalls 75c., and S5c.
Oyeralls for &c., at Jos. Woerner's.
Autumn tints will be appearing before
you know it.
The blackberry crop is pretty well har-
vested, and there never was a better one
in this neck of woods.
The way this corporation is squander-
ing money in the marshal business, we
don't see why it wanted a new safe.
Ifyou want good pure home made cider
vinegar, call at the grocery OF D. Sharkey.
Only 25 cents per gallon.
Do not boil vinegar with pickles. Boil
the vegetables in salt and water, drain
and pour the vinegar on.
The original meaningo of the word Hal
ifax is red hair, of Colfax black hair, and
of Fairfax blonde hair.
An English angler explains his devo-
ton to the sport by saying that it is "the
only amusement fishes ever have"
An elegant line of S~uspenders at
"Craik's."
Homer Larsh of Topeka, Kansas, is in
Eaton shaking hands with his many old
friends and acq~uaintances.
The West Alexandria people intend to
celebrate in grand style the advent OF
new railroad into their village.
Is there a good and industrious boy in
Eaton who wants to learn the printing
business? We want one
Earl & Wilson'S Linen Collars and
Cuffs at Jos. Woerner's.
Frank Thompson spent a few days at
home last week on his way to Springfield,
from Baltimore, Md.
The beer hall in the Soldiers Home at
DAYTON is yielding a profit which; il con-
tinued for a year, will aggregate $780,
900.
The man who robs another man of his
purse is a worthy citizen compared with
him who wantonly robs a woman of her
good name.
"Craik's" Dry Goods Store is down
east at Kline's Red Corner.
Horace Bonner and family desire to
return thanks to their friends and neigh
bors, for their kind attention during the
late sickness of their infant child.
Ye taxpayers, think of your town
costing you 81 ,O2O. 90 per pear to marshal
it, besides the extra pay for show days
and fair time!
The fine work house erected for this
Corporation, would lead strangers to be-
lieve that we have a plethoric treasury.
1t isn't SO, however.
DR.. Leech's office is in the Drug Store
opposite the Reichel House, Main st.
Any man who will not guard the peo-
ple's interests and money with the same
diligence that he does his own, is unfit
for a public trust. Is our Council doing it?
One of the "city dads" arrested a per-
son for drunkenness on our streets last
Saturday evening. Give us another de-
putty marshall.
The two men connected with Robin
sons show and pulled" on show day
by our brilliant police, were discharged
from custody on Tuesday morning last.
ga public office is a public trust" and
our street committee should not violate
the trust reposed in it by failing to hon
estly and conscientiously do its duty.
Latest style light colored Stiff Hats
$1.19, worth 3d. 90, at Jos. Woerner's.
Wouldn't a less toney and expensive
work-house lave answered all practical
purpose in this city? The unanimous
vote of the taxpayers is eyes,"
DIR. J. K. Miller has started off to avoid
hay-fever and find a new location. We
are sorry to lose John, but wish him
health and prosperity in his new home
wherever it may be.
John I Cassell is in the cider business
already up to his eyes. He will be found
on the Eaton and Hamilton pike, e mile
north of Camden. Call on him if you
want your apples squeezed.
For a good assortment of Double and
Twist C~ottonades go to Craik's.
There is an old proverb hat says the
lightning never strikes twice in the sam
place. Probably for the same reason tina
the place is not there when it strikes the