The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1877-10-11
Thursday,
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
The rain came.


Wonder if some of our subscribers
know harvest is over?
Turkey, oysters and celery are now
waltzing to the front.
Political integrity will advance now
that the election is over.
The one sided days of politics have
passed in Preble county.
The Murphy business has taken a
fresh start here on renewals"
"a rolling stone gathers no moss"
This has no reference to a mill stone.
CALL ATMAMMoTH and examine
our stock of Wool and Silk Fringes.
Much attention must be paid to the
rear, if you want to rear a boy cor
rectly.
The galoots that have been living
off candidates will soon mourn for
their drinks.
The Butler county fair didn't beat
Preble in show and entries, but some
in attendance.
The season for christian charity APP
proacheth. We don't mean for the
minister.
@They All Do It" is the title of the
Danbury News mans last book. Do
what?
CALL AT MAMMOTH and see the
new goods.
Green and yellow, in all imaginable
shades, will be the prevailing colors
ofthe season.
The new bonnets are profusely
trimed with dark flowers and leaves
sparkling with steel dust.
Blue jet and amber bronze beads
will be worn on fall bonnets, dresses
and mantIes.
To maliciously assail a character,
makes a sale of the character of the
man who does it.
Base ball will go into winter quart
ers now and the lunatics with it. 1t
should never come out.
CALL AT MAMMOTH and see the
largest stock of Dress Goods ever seen
in the county.
evil you bend your Murphy
pledge" is the latest way of inviting
your crony TO practice at the bar.
Lost-on Sunday last on the Lex
ington pike, a silver mounted Revolv-
er. Please leave the same at this Office.
We are not particular now about
waiting for the dollar of our daddies.
Well take the dollar of them that o we
us.
Murphyism will now bloom. Some
of the candidates will not refuse to
step to the front and take a hand in
it.
A big Murphy meeting was held in
the Court House last Sunday after
noon, and exhibited considerable ami
nation.
IT PAYS to buy Cotton Flannel at
7Hc worth 1Oc per yard, at
MAMMOTH.
Dig the potatoes as soon as they are
ripe, or the wet weather may spoil
them. They should be put in a cool,
dry place away from the sun
Temperance candidates giving mo
ney to be left at saloons fortheir ben
eft is a splendid "send off" for the
cause. Oh, you internal hypocritsl
tits proposed, in Indiana, to change
the marriage service so as to read
"Who dare take this woman" And
the bridegroom shall answer: 81
dare"
Thomas Bristow, died at Indianapolis
on Monday last. His remains were
received here by his parents on Tues
day morning last and buried in the
afternoon.
The almanac tells us the summer is
ended, and the past few mornings we
have observed that the shady side OF
the street was not as popular as it was
q few weeks ago.
Go north, South, East or West, and
you will find coughs and colds at this
season of the year. A remedy which
never fails to give satisfaction is DR.
Bulls Cough Syrup, Price, % cents.
ITPAYS to buy Wool Blankets at
1925 per pair, worth $500, at
MAMMOTH.
Marriages are not so plenty as usual
The young ladies ought to get up g
strike for their alters. The strike fol-
the fires can come in afterward, when
the question of building them comes
up.
1t will be rather discomforting new:
to the lovers of croquet in this neigh
borhoodt to hear that the game has beer
condemned by a prominent writer
because it dis something that is with
in the reach of the feeblest intellects.'
9Tis sweet to hear the watch dog
honest bark" says Byron but ther
Byron probably never tossed upor
his sleepless couch half the nigh
praying for a shot gun of large cali
Der to take the sweetness out of tina
bark.
These cold mornings and night
admonish the patient, meek husband
that the stove must go up. 1t is cas-.
enough to put up q stove. All vol
have to do is to put on your hat, ligh
a cigar, take your cane and walk dow