The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-11-13

Black cashmeres, good all wool, for SOC.
per yard, at Goldman's Mammoth Cheap
Store.
The horse trainers were in Eaton last
week and entertained our citizens with
street exhibitions ofhow to drive a horse
without lines or bride.
Overcoats $3.50, can't be bought else
where for less than $500 to $500, at Jos.
Woerner's.
Thanksgiving the 9th of November.
Up to present writing we have nothing
to give thanks for at the order of a Presi-
Dental fraud.
You will find the largest and best stock
of Shawls and Cloaks at the Mammoth
Cheap Store.
The hustle and panier is again fash
ionable; for the benefit of those interest
ed, WI announce cold papers for sale at
this office"
Something new, the Arcosy suspender
see them and you will buy a pair, at
Jos. Woerner's.
The Camden HERALD has left this
county and gone to Indiana, where the
ability of the publisher will be properly
appreciated.
Special sale of mems, women's and
children's hosiery this week at the Mann
moth Cheap Store.
Warren jefferson has our thanks for a
can Of Select oysters. Warren keeps
about as good as the market al produce
anywhere and sells them as cheap.
Have your clothing made at jos. Woer-
ner's, where you can find the best selec-
ton of goods, latest styles and lowest
prices.
Apoorb but high-spirited woman in town
pounds an old rag on the kitchen table
every morning to make her neighbors be-
lieve that she has beefsteak for breakfast.
We are still selling blankets, ~iannels
and wooden goods at the old prices, at
Mammoth Cheap Store.
1t is so in politics, and business and
everywhere else in life. The man whom
you boost up the tree not only forgets to
toss you down some of the fruit, but is as
likely as not to pelt you with the chaw-
ings.
Our advice is to go to the Mammoth
Cheap Store and buy goods before they
advance the prices.
A new law took effect September LIST,
requiring the Board of County Commits
sioners to look personally into the matter
of locating bitches, county roads, etc., in
answer to petitions, instead Disappointing
viewers as heretofore.
On the first day of January we shall
thoroughly overhaul our subscription
book and strike from it the names of Those
who are delinquent for two years or over.
A man who won't pay for his paper in
two years will hardly ever pay for it at
all.
We have received this week another
new stock ofladies' and children's Cloaks
and Dolmans, VERY LATEST STYLES, very
nobby, beautifully trimmed, and very
cheap-Goldman's Mammoth Cheap
Store.
An interesting communication abound
ing in rhetoric figure, smile, metaphor,
antithesis, epigram, metonymy, hyper
bole and irony Misunderstanding, beau
tiful and humorous-written in verse
lyric, elegiac and didactic, is-crowded
into the waste basket this week.
The best place to buy dry goods is
Goldman's Mammoth Cheap Store. They
have the biggest stock of dry goods in
Preble county. They sell only reliable
brands of all kinds, and are satisfied with
smaller profits than other dealers.
Reports come to us of an infamous
piece of deviltry perpetrated against
Wesley Chrisman and family, while at
tending a church concert some four miles
west of Eaton, last Saturday evening.
While in the entertainment some coun-
drel who deserves a halter, removed the
bits from the mouths of his two horses,
and when the concert was over a new or
gan was placed in his spring wagon, and
when his family had been seated his team
started through the crowd, upsetting and
playing havoc generally with the spring
wagons and buggies, one of which was
completely demolished, at considerable
loss to its owner. The family of Mr.
Chrisman were thrown out, his young
son receiving severe injuries and making
almost a total wreck of the organ ant
wagon. If the person who perpetratec
, the outrage is found out the place tina
knows him now will know him no NOR,
forever.
For fine Michigan belllower apples a
retail, go to Ayers & Filbert's. For cook
ers none are better.
The Preble County Teachers Associa
ton met last Saturday at 1890 a. M, il
the Court House. The exercises wer
opened with prayer by the Rev. Huddle
Mr.. R. E. Lowry followed with a few re
marks upon the subject of the irregular
ty of the English language. He was TO
lowed by Supt. T. ]. Barnard, of Middle
town, O., with a paper, subiect-'Want
ed" This paper was excellently write
and read, and all who heard it were in
pressed with the zeal and earnestness
the writer. 1t is to be regretted that s
few were present to hear Mr.. Barnard
He is just such a school worker as
; needed in every school, being energet
and earnest and withal not despising g
good round laugh" The afternoon e.
, %ercises were opened by Mr.. F. M. D,
Motto, who gave a few ideas from Rec
D and Kellogg's "Graded Lessons in La
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