The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1877-10-04
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

Visit the schools.
Next is the election.
Fever and ague brisk.
Fall goods are arriving.
Plenty of quails in Eaton.
Tuesday next is election day.
Business locals are scarce this week.
Mr.. Clarence Miller is a Freshman
at Wooster.
CALL AT MAMMOTH and see the
new goods.
The street sprinkler is making its
round now.
Preble county has splendid native
and fine blood cattle.
Mr.. Leven SiIer has resumed his
work in Antioch College.
Feathers will be much used in the
trimming of bonnets this fall.
F. N. HArNEs reported the Fair in
full for the Richmond INDEPENDENT.
The cry ola good many now is, ego
West" young man butdon't be fool
ed.
Candidates had a good time during
the fair, shaking hands and "setting
'em up"
CALL AT MAMMOTH and secure
bargains in every department.
We had a hot and dusty time for
eur Fair, but that didn't stop the
crowd.
Indian summer will soon be COM
ing on tip-toe over the mountain
tops.
Preble county people are proud
over their fair this year. Well may
they be.
Spit curls worn on the cheek and
all over the forehead are coming in
style. Dem 'em.
The next session of the Preble
County Teachers Association will be
held in Eaton, Oct. 20.
CALL AT MAMMOTH and see the
largest stock of Dress Goods ever seen
in the county.
The man who examines corn husks
has been around, and predicts a Sc
we're cold winter. Shoot him.
Four hundred and seventy-nine
pupils were enrolled in the Eaton
Schools in September.
The love ofmoney is the root ofall
evil, but it is the life Of newspaper,
and we are after it.
Mr.. L. NJ. Dillman is a very sue
cessful agent of Van Anturip, Braff
81 Co. His field is Indiana.
Butler and Wayne counties helped
TO swell the immense crowd at our
Fair. Thank you, gentlemen.
} CALL A~TMAMNOTH and examine
our stock of woodland Silk Fringes.
a catalogue of the School Library
has been made. Thirty new books
lave been recently added.
We regret our friend LEsLIE's mis-
fortune to his big balloon on the fair
ground, but smile at "Homer's" good
lucki
John Fleming has opened his Eu-
ropean Restaurant in the old Eagle
Hotel building, and is accommodating
his friends.
The testY chap who has howled all
summer, "Leave that door open!"
will presently begin to howl with
added yigor, "Shut that door!"
The o. S. Hotel, Columbus, o., is
the best in that city. The price is
moderate, the rooms comfortable and
= " aL"S
the fare first-class. Try it.
IT PAYS to buy Cotton Flannel at
7Kc worth Zoe per yard, at
: MAMMOTH.
The Mammoth Cheap store done a
big business during the fair. So did
Woerner and Sturm. Serves them
right for advertising so literally.
The best and cheapest in the world.
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup only costs
you % cents, and lift does not cure
your cough you can get your money
back.
Rev. o. N. Sage will preach on Sum-
day morning next in the Baptist
Church and administer the Commun-
ion. Members are desired to be pres
ent.
One of the happiest and most iu-
dependent of all human occupations
is that of the intelligent farmer,
whose land is paid for, and who keeps
out of debt.
The reelection of the old Agrieul-
tural Board to serve another year, is
a deserved compliment to them for
untiring zeal and brilliant success in
the late show.
ITPAYS to buy Wool Blankets at
1925 per pair, worth $500, at
MAMMOTH.
The child of Mr.. Morrow, kicked
on the head by a mule the last day of
the fair and reported dead, we are
glad to say has recovered and is now
out of danger.
1t is said that oats boiled and fed in
slop to hogs afflicted with cholera
will cure them up in a few days. 1t
is worth while to try the experiment
whether it succeeds or not.
The residences of Rev. ]. C. Deem
and G. W. Churchill were entered by
thieves last Sunday night and some
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