The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-08-29
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
Cool nights.
Minnie's Luck.
Black the stoves.
Lay out a blanket.
Dog days are over.
Paper the wood box.
School next Monday.
Silverware at sc~hlenker's.
Wallace Sisters tonight.
Keep your "trade dollars"
Don't forget the theater tonight.
Table and pocket cutlery at schlenk
er's.
Excursion to Cincinnati next Sun
day.
When rognes fall out lawyers ge
their dues.
The Eaton Dramatic Club are re.
hearsing.
Embroidery 30. per yard and up Al
the Mammoth.
The washerwoman's enemy-a
shield necktie.
Camden is all "torn up" over the
postmastership.
]. c. Myers will conduct the New
Paris schools this year.
The North school building has un-
dergone repairs.
Gold and silver watches at very low
prices at G. G.. Schlenker's.
Charley Churchill carries the cham
pion badge of our shootists.
The Murphy meeting last Sunday
was well attended. Music good.
The worst tin-panned dog Of the
season was in town last week.
The Fair premiums for ladies' fan
cy work are not sufficient.
If man demand thy (over) coat lei
him have thy cloak also.
Squire Mclean, of West Alexan-
dria, employs a groom for his dog.
First to receive new goods, at Gold
mans Mammoth Cheap Store.
Rev. Cowden preached in the Pres
byterian church on Sunday evening.
John Shaw, ofLanier township, had
q horse stolen on the night Of the 2lst
inst.
The orchestra gave mi of their ex.
cellent concerts in the Park on Satur.
day evening.
Gold plated watch chains and fine
roll plated necklaces, latest styles, al
Schlenker's.
Our County Treasurer went to Can.
ada last week but returned of his OWL
accord.
Sixty teachers were before the Coun'
ty Board of Examiners last Saturday
for certificates.
aGrease the cradle, Birdie, darling
is the way n of our Eaton girl
sings il.
Parasols at less than cost, to close
out, at Goldman's Mammoth CheaI
Store.
We wouldn't mind subscribing to
purse for the best looking bride at thu
coming Fair.
We had a fine haired serenade tn,
other evening, at least the music CAM
from fine-toothed combs.
Six loads of flax straw passed thro
here for Dayton, in n evening las
week. Bring on that flax mill.
All kinds of watches and clocks re
paired on short notice and satisfaction
guaranteed at Sehlenker's.
The Township Trustees are think
ing of adding Is acres to the east sid
of Mound Hill Cemetery. The idc;
is a good one.
Rev. A. j. Reynolds read a very in.
~teresting paper on Socrates" before
the Teachers Institute on Thursday
morning.
Wonder what a Universalist would
think ola Presbyterian minister, WHIT
would preach "hell" in HIS pulpit
See?
Bro. Hartpence, of the Camder
HERALD, has the sympathy of all, il
the loss of his wife, who died of Con
sumption on Sunday last.
Pocket-books, french harps, looking
glasses, albums, combs, toys, and many
other articles too numerous to men,
ton, at ~Schlenker's.
The funeral of Peter Miller. under
the direction of the /. o. o. F., OF
Monday afternoon, was largely at
tended.
LosT-A maltese cat of female per
suasion, tail cut and a white spot OF
neck. The finder will please return
the same to NJ. Sturm---
Quite a number of our citizens at
tended the camp meeting near New
Madison last Sunday. They repor
5000 people in attendance.
It was amusing to see some of on
Al1.aO 1rr~phra sfawspr thai. gorslr