The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1886-07-01
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
It was a cool June.


Be careful of your diet.
Time to set out celery plants.
The longest day of the year has passed
Have you paid your taxes? Time i
up.
Hercules Overalls CSC. and 75c., wort
Soc. and 81, at Jos. Woerner's.
The street sprinkler has been havin
a vacation.
When you haven't anything to say. j
an excellent time to keep still. I
There is an immense amount Of shee
laziness that is called by other names.
Parasols worth $1.75 now $1.15, a
Craik's Big Red Store.
Mr.. J. III. Gone, of Pensacola, Fla,
visiting w. G. M. Brookins.
A dude with an empty purse and al
empty head, is an object of pity.
The mosquitoes are here-and the,
have brought their bills with them.
The 4th of July will stay. with us owe
Sunday, and the boys are glad.
Working Shirts from 19c. up, at JOS
Woerner's.
The average youth is longing to see {
circus make its appearance.
The Bohemian oats men are getting
black eyes everywhere.
Young ladies say ga bird on the hat i.
worth two in the BUSH"
Cut down the weeds in cutters and by
ways that have accumulated.
Delicate shade in Lace Bunting, hal
regular prices, at Craik's.
Judge w. J. Gilmore was in Eaton last
Friday.
Schurtz & Williams have sold yer one
hundred reapers this season.
GreenviIle will celebrate on the 9Th Of
July.
Merchants are paying from 5 to s cents
a pound for butter. Too cheap.
Boys Overalls 2sc., worth SOC. at Joe
Woerner's.
Gresnyille will celebrate the 4th by a
band tournaments
There is an Auditor. Sheriff, Recorder
and Commissioner to elect this fall.
The Georgia watermelon has appear
ed and physicians are smiling.
Hon. H.sL. Morey attended court in
Eaton last Thursday.
Fancy Socks 25c. worth 4Oc., at Jos.
Woerner's.
There is a big crop of honey being har-
this year.
Miss Lizzie Miller, daughter of DR..
Tine Miller, of Lawrence, Kansas, is
visiting friends in Eaton.
J. F. Brubaker took in 2l9 cases of to-
ba.co at his warehouse in Eaton on Sat
urday last.
". D. Freeman's Cologne and Face
Powders at Craik''s, sole agent.
William McCabe left this week for
Minneapolis, Kansas, to look after his
interests in that city.
The Councils of several villages and
cities in Ohio have passed prohibition
ordinances under the Dow law.
"A noisy, blabbing workman is hardly
a good mechanic. 1t is the quiet,
man or boy that succeeds.
Linen Hats 19c,, same as sold else
where for &c., at Jos. Woerner's.
Remember the Eaton Band gives a
festival Friday end Saturday evenings of
this week.
There are seventy-nine saloons in Aug
laize county, six of them run by women,
and it is a Democratic county too!
Personals" in rural newspapers are
very interesting-to those whose names
appear in them.
Fancy Dress Shirts, two collars, Soc.
and 75c., at Jos. Woerner's.
A hail storm done considerable dan :
age to corn in the west and south parts
of this county last Friday afternoon.
The peach crop is to be a Failure"
again, but agood price will bring an
About thirty loads of tobacco was taken
in last Saturday from the Twin Valley
I,x tLo Eoko- Ioolo~c
Manila Hats 81. 70, worth $500 to So
so, at Jos. Woerner's.
Joe Acton has caught the boss bass
this season up to the present writing
This is a true fish story.
Michael Fleisch had a stack containing
several tons of hay struck by lightning
on Friday last and destroyed.
Loots Johnson's ground hog took a no
ton to die last week, and now we can't
tell VIXEN winter will close.
Craik's great Saturday Sale will COM
mence at IL o'clock next Saturday.
The fellows who use fishing seines and
dynamite in Twin, will keep on until
they are grabbed by the nape of the neck
and landed behind the bars.
The G. II. & D. will run half fare rates
on all trains on the Sd, 4th and 9Th OF
July. Good until the 9th. Jump on and
take a ride.
Eaton, Ohio, now has a League club.-Cin.
C0m.-Gazette.
Don't know anything about it. What
is it?
Boys Straw Hats 2oc., worth SOC. and
75e., at Jos. Woerner's.
Mrs. Mary Wilkinson, of Eaton, has
our thanks for her annual treat of fine
raspberries. There are none raised
around here better.
Candidates for the next county office:
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