The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-11-14
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

Cheer up.
Visit the schools.
Attend church regular.
Court opens on the 25th.
Organize your literary society.
Everybody can catch,a cold neM&
Hogs don't pay their board now.
Commissioners'repsr will be next.
Sausage mills are running on full
time.
Ladies' cloaks $3.50 to $500 at the
Mammoth.
The next Grand Jury will have q
rich harvest.
Potatoes are worth nearly as much
as wheat per bushel.
Beautiful shoulder shawls 25c. to 75c.
at the Mammoth.
Auditor Oldfather has out thanks
for a copy of the Laws Of Ohio for
1873.
At Cap. Wilson's, free lunch with
turtle soup on next Saturday MORN
ing.
Things may go on here until it will
become necessary to scatter a little
Darke county sand.
Embroidery 8, 4, s, 6, Z, g., 8 and l0c.
at Goldman's Mammoth Cheap Store.
The school boysin California, when
asked "How is the earth divided 2"
answer, "By earthquakes"
Everybody seems to think himself
a moral half bushel to measure the
worlds frailties.
A good many hogs are already be-
ing stuck. The pork men get stuck
later in the season.
The town was fuller than a tick last
Saturday, ofpeople, but the only brisk
business that we noticed was the pea
nut trade.
G. G.. Green's Pictorial Almanac is
the finest specimen for 1879 we have
yet seen, a copy of which has been
placed upon nj table.
Peter Black will sell at his resi-
dence, Is mile west of Brennersville,
on Saturday, Nov. 23d, horses, cattle,
shoats and farm implements.
Wool Jeans 25c. actual worth 371Sc.)
at Goldman's Mammsth.
If you want to smoke a first-rate
cigar, just drop into Cook s. Mays
and ask for o "silk cad" Their 10
centers can't be beat in Eaton.
These lovely moonlight nights will
soon be gone. After all we have
come to the conclusion that dark
nights are the best for tragical per-
formances.
If you want a good collection of
Holiday music and reading, give your
order to w. j. Stroud, and get
Church's Musical Visitor for Decem-
Der. Price % cents.
Life is full of Sorrows and disap-
pointmcnts, but the most sanguine
hopes of all those who try DR. Bulls
Cough Syrup, are always realised. 1t
never disappoints. Price 25 cents.
When you visit Eaton call and see
the imported shawls-as low in price as
others are selling American shawls-
from $3.50 up, at Goldman's Mammoth
Cheap Store.
How many of our old subscribers
will send us a new one to the DEMO
Graf for the year 1879? Friends, let
us hear from you. We want to in-
crease our subscription list about two
hundred next year.
A pretty picture is a healthy look
ing and well cared for Baby. By the
use of DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup you can
keep the health ofyour Baby in SPLEEN
did condition. Price rs cents a bot
tie.
The two young men who took the
"hasty plates of soup" at Handbags
dining room last Sunday, understand
who is boss there now and will know
how to conduct themselves the next
time. Bill bounces 'em on short nc
tice.
The new United Brethren Church,
five miles west of Eaton, Preble coun-
ty, Ohio, will be dedicated to the wor-
ship Of God, November 18th. All
who wish to come to the dedication
will find a hearty welcome. Some
prominent speakers are expected.
Don'tbe talked into buying that tlack
cashmere dress before you price the i'm
ported cashmere at Goldman's. They
are selling extra wide L WOOL black
cashmere for SOC. per yard. Black al
pacas equally low in price and guaran-
teed best quality.
His Fraudulency has appointed
Thursday, the 28ih inst, as a day OF
Thanksgiving !; at which time every
family in the land is entitled to q
roasted turkey-if they have the tur-
key-if not, quail if not quail, then
chicken; and if not chicken, fresh
pork. Everybody can get pork, al
two and one-half cents per pornd.
The man who by inuendo seeks to