The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1886-09-23
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

local DEPARTMENT,
Don't miss the fair.
Cheap Shoes at Filbert's.
How is the paw-paw crop?
The s'fall of Babylon" is over.
The Eaton City Mill is running again
Clarence Lehman is very low will
fever. liz NT
Candidates will be in clover next weel
owing to the fair. 49,
Earl & Wilson Linen Collars and Cuff
at Jos. Woerner's.
1t looks as If an insurance compan,
against earthquakes will be the next.
Fair opens next week. Bring all you
family and relations.
This is autumn according to the alma
a
Boys Winter Caps 10, "a and &c., a
Jos. Woerner's. :
The county fair comes on apace, like
wise a very fine race. 1ls@4A
The wise man goeth to the fair and
the foolish man ought to. :
The nights and days are now equal all
over the globe. ~
The Darke county fair was alarge sue
cess. Let us beat 1t! as SIT
Quick sales and small profits at Fill
bert's Shoe Store.
Glen. r. Gilmore, of Columbus, is
visiting in Eaton. e5 a9T 7stsi
The mosquitoes are closing this sea
sons engagement. .
The soldiers reunion heal New Hope
Station on Saturday last, was well at
tended. -
Mems Warm Undershirts and Draw
ers poe, at Jos. Woerner's. -
The skating rink craze threatens to
break out again the coming winter where
they still have rink buildings.
The Bntler county fair follows the Pre-
BILE county exhibition. 1t is always worth
going to see. e8 s9eo4s ua
The Childrens' Home near Eaton is in
a fourishing condition. There are no
.tkickers'' against it now. az sliaa
Neckties, the latest novelties, at Jos.
Woerner's. ns'ass eFo err
a. deputy Marshal may possibly be
needed during the fair, but not q SIS re-
volger. & IA Us
1t will not be long before there will be
as much complaint about cool weather
as there was of the warm.
1t is a curious fact that the sun never
shines SO hot on the baseball field as it
does on the harvest field or a bricky ard.
H. Sanders will sell -four, bran, mid
dlings and chop cheap for cash, at Ea-
ton City Mills. Sept Oh
The Board have spared no pains to
make this the largest Fair ever held in
Eaton. -
The old reliable Maltby Oysters make
their appearance on Saturday at John
Lander's.
Secure your tickets by calling at the
Farmers & Citizens Bank, and don't
fail to attend the Fair.
Celluioid Collars and Cuffs at JOS
Woerner's-
The candidate who shakes the most
EB-s next week, will receive a ribbon
from the Agricultural Board. Shake,
boys.
1t is becoming a r~ecognizedfact among
farmers that less hard work AMI more in
telligent thought ecure larger returns
at the end Of the year.
The Butler county agricultural society
had 5000 family tickets printed and 15.-
600 single admission tickets! How is
that for a boss show?
Before you buy your Boots and Shoes
see Fibersss large stock of good goods.
A word to the Judge on the race stand
at our fair. Bring the stturf men" prompt
ly to the scratch. Allow no m~onkeying
in the business.
William Stephens, of New Orleans, is
visiting relatives and friends in Eaton.
He is the son of our former townsman
NJ. F. Stephens.
The Board have expended considera.
BILE OF money and the grounds never were
in 6 finer condition than at present for q
Fair.
We mak&ustom work and repairing
specially.
e. o. Lockwood,
Opp, Conn.,, Block.
Send the children to school. A good
common school education is a safer lega
cy to leave them than a.big bank &C.
count.
Entries are now being made for the
Fair, and the prospects were never bet
ter than at present for it to prove a sue
cess.
Your slumbers will not be disturbed
by any more uncomfortably warm nights
this year. We are in the cool and blanc
Autumn.
Red Medicated All Wool Undershirt.
and Drawers Soc, at Jos. Woerner's.
The roller-skating rink is deserved,
doomed. 1t was largely responsible TO
the juvenile deprayity that has beer
shocking the whole country for month";
past.
Nancy Rhea will sell on the ALI. viii
kinson farm, l mile south of the Concor'
road, OF the 23d of Sept, l two-year oil
gelding, 2 two-year old fllies, farm i'm
PIGMENTS, corn in tie field and other ar