The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-10-03
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
shawls at the Mammoth.

Read advertisement of Mammoth
Cheap Store.
Never had a better and larger at
tended county fair.
Good muslin, yard wide, eAc., at the
Mammoth.
The enrolment for September in
the Eaton Schools was 1853.
Blankets at the Mammoth Cheap
Store.
Miss Matte Hughes, of Dayton, is
visiting Miss Nettie Minor.
IS ps. black cashmeres just received
at the Mammoth.
Johnny Alexander, of Eaton, is
now in Brooklyn, N. Y, sight seeing.
Headquarters for black alpacas-
Mammoth Cheap Store.
The Dayton city Gallery is now in
Eaton. Now is your chance to secure
fine retouched photographs.
Just opened a fine lot of jeans, at the
Mammoth.
81. II. Markley has our thanks for a
fine mess of Twin creek bass. Harry
is the boss fisherman of Eaton.
Flannels 1910. and up, a 1.-THE Mann
moth.
1t amt true that the Gypsy who
died on the grounds of the "pork
house park" had the yellow fever.
Fall and winter stock just received at
the Mammoth.
There are but few men in Preble
county SO well qualified for the bust
ness of Surveyor as Mr.. j. c. Myers.
1000 pair kid gloves 25c. per pair,
eighty soiled, at the Mammoth.
Don't criticise our local columns
this week. After this election bust
ness is settled we'll give you plenty
of variety.
Horse blankets 99c. at the Mammoth.
Well bet that Preble county can
turn out more people at their boss
shows, than any other of its size in
the State.
Jos. woerner, the Tailor and Cloth
Ter.
j. N. Lake was elected President of
the Agricultural Society for the ensu-
ing year, and John A. Kayler, Vice
President.
Can't lie beat-the assortment of neck
ties at Jos. Woerner's.
There will be preaching ut the Uni
versalist church in Eaton, next Sun
day, morning and evening. Preach
ing at the Friendship church, Paint
creek, same day at ~ o'clock p. m.
Mems socks, cotton and wool, at Jos.
Woerner's.
In Eaton there arc 826 youth of
school age. Ofthese ten are colored,
299 are over 16 years of age, 451 are
girls, 6l2 reside north of Main street,
and 555 were enrolled in the schools
last year.
Childrens' Hats and Caps, all the new
etvIee Mt los Woerner's.
Medical men often puzzle. them
selves over the large sale that DIR.
Bulls Baby Syrup enjoys. Its great
popularity is due only to the excellent
qualities possessed by this household
medicine. 25 cents.
Coiored shirts &c., 75c aud 81, one
and two collars, at Jos. Wocrner's.
Because we couldn't answer cer-
rectly the question, "What is a suck
ing colt? ?" we failed to be elected Pre-
sident of the Agricultural Society.
Bill Campbell s'set that up" on us.
Never mind, next time wen write
out @all we know about farming"
Iinencollars loo. at Jos. Woerner's.
II you want to save money buy your
iannels, muslins, cassimeres, gloves,
hose, or anything in their line, atGold-
mans Mammoth Cheap Store. tits the
only store in this part of the country
that stands squarely to the low profit
cash system.
Boys, come and see the handsomest
line of Hats and Caps ever shown in
Eaton, at Jos. Woerner's.
Saturday next the ladies of the LIST
Presbyterian church, Richmond, win
have a railroad excursion to Cincinna-
ii. Round trip tickets from Eaton,
$l,5O. Train leaves Eaton about Z a.
m. and leaves Cincinnati, returning,
at Z p. m. This will be a good chance
for our citizens who want to go to
Cincinnati at a low rate.
Mems suits $3.50, $3.50, $500 and
$6.0O-coat, pants and vest, at Jos.
ny