The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-11-21
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

XAhAA oho 1870 81
Politicians are quiet now.
Save money at the Mammoth.
Tom and Jerry pretty loon.
Grand Jury sets next week.
Our Jail will soon be emptied.
Good prints &c. at the Mammoth.
The Treasurer wants your taxes.
Don't forget that new subscriber.
Shoulder shawls 25c at the Mammoth.
The millinery stores are now in full
bloom.
Hens are getting ready to u
Eggsactly.
Quick sales and small ~profts-Sher-
iff sales.
Good felt skirts 45c. at the Mammoth.
Hotels are doing more business
than any other class.
Turkeys will soon be in demand
for railing matches.
Imported shawls at the Mammoth.
These are the nights when the voice
of the coon dog is heard.
The market for live hogs is not very
brisk owing TO the low prices offered.
Some Of our subscribers must i'm
agine that Jay Gould is our parient.
But he ain't.
Good umbrellas SOC. atthe Mammoth.
The eNugent Family" will be here
noxt week. They are the best troupe
out.
aBob White" is called for more
than any other man in the country at
the present time.
l6 yards canton flannel for 81 90 at
the Mammoth.
Mr.. F. B. Newman, of Sonora, is
the first to respond with two new
subscribers Much Obliged. Who is
next?
According to n fashion item, ladies'
hats will be felt shis season. In some
quarters the bills are likely to be felt
also.
16 yards good mnslin for $1.Oo at the
Mammoth.
Hon. FL. p. Clough, member of Ohio
Assembly from Butler county, called
Mt our Office on Thursday last. Sorry
we were absent.
Marshal Ryan has a new and stylish
express wagon for the delivery OF
goods. MIKE is always up with The
times.
Embroidery 3, Al and &C.,, at the
Mammoth.
There will be a donation at the
Presbyterian parsonage on the We
ming of the 18th thanksgiving. All
are invited.
Bleeding at the nose can be stopped
by telling a man that his parents were
born in a poorhouse. His nose will
stop and yours begin.
75c. for l set knives and forks at the
Mammoth.
One reason why more people did
not get into the Ark is that Noah neg
lected to advertise. There is a great
moral lesson contained in this fact.
Road tax receipts must be present
ed at the time of payment of Decem-
Der tax, or credit cannot be given
therefor. The law is explicit on this
point.
Pocket knives and razors at the Nam.
moth.
When q man and his wife are on
walking, and see a Glove of a bonnet
in a show window, they r both o
ont mind. She wants to buy it, ant
he wants to go by it, too.
DR.. Dickey and party returned
home from their hunt last week ant
report fifteen deer killed. Prett,
good, but we didn't see any of it, ant
seeing is said to be believing.
u yards of sheeting for $1.0O at tn
Mammoth.
Ladies with pretty feet are mucl
more ~favorably disposed toward thu
incoming style of dresses, which d.
not sweep the ~pavements, than ar
those with less charming pedal orna
ments.
pair ladies' hose for s1.OO at tn
Mammoth.
Do you feel down hearted at times
and have a certain undefinable feelin
of goneness in your system? DON
take any of the trash you see advel
tised' in the newspapers. Take tn
DEMOCRAT. $3.50 a year in advance
Mems undershirts 23c. at the Man
moth.
Have used DR.. Bulls Cough Syru
and. pronounce it the best medicine
use. A case of consumption here WI
cured by its use. We .cheerfully T.
commend it to all sufferers.-Jeffres
Roberts s. Co., South Boston, Va
November IL, 1876.
A dreamy writer says it would
curious to follow a pound ofsilk fro
its spinning until it becomes a lady
dress. No doubt; but most mt
would prefer to follow it after it b
comes a dress, and while the lady W
in il.
pair mems wool socks for $1.00
the Mammoth.
If we were a Republican farme
and had continued to cast our vote
r1.oe H. soNoraefo of tho mon