The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1886-09-30
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

The circus season is about over.
Candidates are in clover this week.
The Eaton City Mill is running agar
Work is plenty at this season of tn
year. There should be no ~loafers.
500 Carpet Tacks for 10 cts. at Miller
grocery.
Stoves are going up, swearing goe
with the pipe.
John A. Kaylor and wife, of Kansas
are visiting friends here.
Farmers will soon begin to harves
their pumpkin crop.
Fall overcoats are being womb,
those who have them.
Wool Knit Socks 15c., at Jos. Woer
ner's.
Hog cholera is killing the porkers al
around.
The summer is gone, and the "wintei
of our discomfort" draws on apace.
The oyster supper festival will soon
appear.
Floor Oil Cloth in all grades, at the
Mammoth Dry Goods Store.
Our Camden correspondent failed this
week to materialize.
A cold winter and plenty of billiards.
is predicted.
Misses Tena Rau and Mary Thum Wis
tied friends in Cincinnati last week.
Hilbert leads the trade in good Boots
and Shoes.
We have had several %equinoctial
storms this year.
Everything is fair this week except the
weather.
Miss Jennie Bopp, of Columbus, o., is
visiting Miss Tillie Reichel.
New Lamps at Miller's grocery. Very
cheap.
VIM. McCabe and wife have returned
home from Kansas to spend the winter.
The 'thay feverites" of Eaton have
about all returned.
The sprinkler will not be needed at
the fair.
Remember the excursion TO Richmond
next Sunday.
Earl & Wilson Linen Collars and Cuffs
at Jos. Woerner's.
Geo. Kelley Of the Dayton Telephone,
10 xic;f;Dn Doro1fo in Eofo1 |
The Dayton gas well is now down to a
depth of 2iO0 feet, with 2200 feet of wa
ter in it.
Frank Ramsey has our thanks for o
jug of splendid cider of his W manu-
facture.
For bargains in Black Dress Goods, go
to the Mammoth Dry Goods Store.
1t is a lie about a single ease of small
pox in Eaton or the county. Who start
ed the canard?
Camden has 9 o'clock ordinance for
saloons, and if opened three minutes af
ter the time an arrest is made.
Ferd. Halderman and wife, of Roam,
Ind, are visiting parents and friends in
Afresh lot of pure Spices at Miller's
Eaton and surrounding country pat
the Exposition well-too well for
own good.
Mrs. Peter Straw is suffering from a
very severe fall she received a couple of
weeks ago. |,
The town clock must be opposed to
STRIKES" 1t won't even strike the hours
the day.
Quick sales and small profits at Fill
Shoe Store. 4
Fix the striking powers of the town
lock, if you please, and keep them fix
ID. <
The Friends Yearly Meeting at Rich
nond comes off next Sunday. Round
rip only 90 cents. |,
Henry Huxley has put up a couple of
leat and handsome signs for the jewelry +,
houses of Schlenker and Ward Bros. /,
The Mammoth Dry Goods Store is fill
ID from floor to ceiling with new Fall
Goods. [sep30-4 |
Rates on the G. H. & D. to the Expo I
Iition have been slightly reduced for the I
asst week. I
Laurenz Woerner has two RAU's in his }
heap store every day, and they draw .
OTIS Of customersi |
Boys Winter Caps 10, 81 and &c., at ;
Woerner's.
The gypsies, who for many years past
ave made Dayton n of their head /
!uarters, have sold their farms AMI de- i
i,
If any stranger calls at your house and p
ays he is renovating feather beds or re- a
wringers, tell him you are not at i
Tome. L
Before you buy your Boots and Shoes :
ZEE Filber::'s large stock of good goods. t
Cold weather approaches, and as the C
ruel wind whistles through our tattered
;arments it fiercely yells, where's your v
ummer's wages?" Echo answers, !,
where" 4.
What do you think of a person that b
will stand at the P. o. delivery three or b
minutes examining his mail, and v
hen ask, sis this all ?" while a number C
f others are waiting patiently for an OPP Il
'ortunity to be waited upon. S
Mems Warm Undershirts and Draw f
rs 20c., at Jos. Woerner's. q
John F. Brubaker will sell at his resi- t
at W~heatville, 5 miles southeast i
f Eaton, on the 9th of October, 2 good i