The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-08-31

: q u.s"pPoon. " 'ne ploPiie'ols
oi noeels, restaurants, eatlng.henses, and
aioon outside the exhibition grounds.
n ia1ge hoteis IN tDe lmmeoiate
~ So u"n
~
az &c. cts % @%a.
- $500 s
~ :.
moes u 'nese piop,ie'ois WIZ
lose 'neii investments anu many Oh
sM - NY ou
9f u' u 'ne
oen''il.l
AeA' W.
Ihose vlsiting tne exposition may be
assured that good comfortable board can
oo'aineu II private ianuiies aSsf OF
a week' anu Una. OWING 70 Inc general
uisposl.ion Oh n~ousenoiue,s 10
uase visilors from aploau as low rates,
q od noteis nave not been
olomueu .eople can ooaie mere as
MsIp o.'s ~ .ne
go - 80 ' away 'oi
M
TEE oA sho"s'
whose name was legion, nave Jared
worse tnan tne ana saloons.
ine oen'enniai ilsei, soeciipses all otner
SHOWS 'na' no sensiDie persons stop 10
lous a. 'ne", anu most o. 1nem nave
aapa - uepat'eu. anu
A1 n
aan.s = saOn' iol my
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IN - -el' Wv. siu !,
nav ~, passes, anu mos' Oh
- ANY M II
p.r,Na uousvs
ca p,o.n nas ueen nlaue ior
: insfue Ine oen.enniai
$50 .eeulns VI VIC oen
- nsN1l a ieAs
wv 1,ae'os :" ie
"no slve no' uinnei' ..
aaS tn+.es , sese'aules, anu 1,ea
,-Sss.-.
Ensnnaan L. - =,
wh.t : m;sh @ LII ~ '0le
~
pay oniy LUZ mhaS YOU oiuer. Anu rlgn'
~ 81, - a. -. -sNsan-S.. 80
i duu H6Ll dl 1u6 Dfhl IGHIhlLIAILk- III VnI
~ 49, 49, = M
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~ "e'e siounus CIV
Des'e. aa,e eOl 'ne same pflce .nan yo'
nos0 'ol 1ney CIV
siue.' o.u nea's enougn, an.
s.o persons Now !
as IN what moot. voootohlos a. a.,
will have, let one order meats and tn
other vegetables, and they will have Al
abundant dinner at a moderate price
There are a number of small stand
scattered all over the grounds. with sod
water, lemonade and knick knacks, CRY
ing Hol every one that thirsteth A tie
and coffee Press Building, for maxim
good coffee by a new process, I shall ne
tice hereafter. From this ramble anon
eating houses, SO indispensable to sue
a multitude as here gather daily.
turn to
THE BRITISH DEPARTMENT
in the Main Building which deserved
. holds the post of honor, and occupies
very large space between the midi
portion of the center aisle and the merit
side of the building. 1t surpasses a
other nationalities, both in the exter
and excellence of its displays, and is
most attractive exhibition in itself.
THE gR1rrsH ooatM1ss1eN uousr
- g. naoru u;u
49, 80 'no s'yio'
Spa .Is' ~. 011y sens I1IIai,
-':.I a. im % lne YIN
WI - 'ue ioo.
aI vain INC ",
~. ane sns' osen :,
49, .a.se' me a'"' 90 siSo u
"ivsnY mn saun sea,s' 1naiis al
saD1e1' D,vusns lrom hnsianu, are 90
'a"pies VI 'ne soi'ui'y' iuea VI conioi
: you sense anu eooa 'as'e Oh our trai
aslanS,. oousins.
VIA
u snis uepaf'"ens lures hunoi
: ~anuiaG.u' are represented py sing
d nrnL nele are cassineres,
uoesAins' pioauoio'ns VI all kinos' IN
1ohs, Aerseys piioes, military livery a
< carriage CLOUDS cio.nsin wool ano cottc
b SIX anu wool, SIX anu worseeo, In
g anu coteon' s~eaiskins, monair ana ca
k nalr' Vestlngs' Veivets' veiveteens' UNI
e cio'hs, "ieneys anu reversible coatlnl
6 everything iac1 worn ny tne Angi
maze race ana eacn class the D.
d VI It's A.nuih 'ne woriu' ranging In pr
n from snlr'y-one ceh 'oso auos .a yal
Du1 sney cou.o not De aupiicatea IN u
P couh'ry' owing 70 tne n'gn duties
tnem, ior less IMAM TWICE the selling pr