The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-09-19

MI. JOSIAH Davis, an old, we'll
known and respected citizen of West
Alexandra, Preble county, died on
Sunday last at his residence in that
place.
Laces at 1,2, 8, 4 and &c. per yard,
less than cost of manufacture, at the
Eaton Cheap Store, next to P. o.
John G. Oxer will have on exhibit
ton at the fair, a thoroughbred Aver
shire heifer, l0H months old, that has
been giving milk for four months.
Don't fail to see this heifer while at
the fair.
The best, largest and cheapest stock
of Hats at Sturm's.
Next week is the time for our Coun-
ty Fair and it is to be hoped that our
people have been taking such an &C
tive interest in preparing for it, that
it shall far excel all previous fairs that
have been held here.
japanese fans at &c. each, worth &C.,
at the Eaton Cheap Store, next to P. o.
"L'lomme qui rit."-The man who
laughs is a happy man, and no man
can be happy with his blood loaded
with Impurities. The remedy which
all can depend upon for every vitiat-
cd condition of the blood is DR.. Bulls
Blood Mixture.
NJ. Sturm invites all his old as well
as new customers to call and see his
stock of clothing.
The Entry Books of the Preble
County Agricultural Society are open
at the Office of the Secretary, and we
would advise parties to have their ar
ticles all classed before coming to
make their entries and by SO doing
save time.
Envelopes sc. per package of %, at
the Eaton Cheap Store, next to P. o.
A married woman who has had to
'keep the family" ever since the first
baby was born says that there would
be thousands more tramps than there
are now if it were not for the noble
se~lf-sacrifice of her sex in marrying
and supporting the lazy sex. Per-
haps she's right.
Don't forget to come and see NJ.
Sturm's large assortment of FalrCloth-
ing.
A husband is not entitled to con-
troll a wife's correspondence. There
fore, if wife requests that letters adj
dressed to her be not placed in her
husbands post Office box, it is the duty
of the postmaster to comply with
such requests. This is a decision of
the department.
The latest out in jewelry now open
at the Eaton Cheap Store, next to p. o.
Miss Eva Hurd, of Finley, Ohio,
for two years principal of the High
Schools at Celina, Ohio, has received
the appointment of principal ofthe
High Schools of Eaton, made vacant
by the resignation ofMiss Alderman,
and which has been temporarily filled
by Oscar Sheppard, Esq.
The Sweet, Orr & Cos. Patent Over
alls at Sturm's. Warranted to
rip.
Farmers should take the hint
thrown out by the newspapers and
place their names on their gates along
the roads. 1t would save a great deal
of trouble to persons in search ofpar-
ties, who are now compelled to in
quire Of every enc they meet, and Of
tentimes drive through a long lane to
find that the man they are looking for
doesn't live there.
Red damask table linen at 35c. per
yard, a bar gain to close out, at the Ea-
ton Cheap Store, next to 2. o.
Men who can't keep the company
of gentlemen without detailing and
Icing about personal matters, ought
to seek the society of their fellow
6rutes, and get down into the wallow
with them. 1t seems to be character
istic of Republican editors and their
pimps in the present campaign. Their
principles and honor have played out,
and now they are trying to get re-
venge by defaming the characters Of
decent men. Puke on, buzzards.
Childrens', boys, youths and mems
clothing at Sturm's, cheaper than any
other place.
MI. John Monosmith, formerly {
citizen of Eaton and for many years
an employee on the Eaton and Hamil
ton railroad, died very suddenly a
Louisville, Ind, on Sunday last, il
the Goth year ofhis age. His remains
were brought to Eaton by his sons
and inferred in our Cemetery thiI
"wednesday morning.
Cheapest toilet soaps in the market
6 cakes for 1Oc., at the Eaton Cheal
Store, next to P. o.
"We like to see a mower NOW,
For when he mows he mows it;
We like to see u blind jackass go,
For when he goes he goes it,"
The editor of the Camden HERALI
being a natural born ass, can't hell
exhibiting himself as such on yer!
fiimsy pretexts. The squib in thu
DEMOCRAT a few weeks ago, owe:
which he uncovers his ears, we knew
nothing about, as it appeared during
our absence. We endorse it now
however, aud excus the donkey o
the HERALD.