The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-09-23

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Perfumes, from 5 cents per bottle up
at original Eaton Cheap Store.
Andrew Copp will sell at the late resi-
dence of VIM. Hoop, decd, 211a mile
northwest of Lexington, on Saturday
Oct. 9th, horses, cows, hogs, farm uten
sils, and many other articles.
Mary Lander wishes to t.
the public that she will dispose of hel
entire stock of notions and fancy goods
at auction, next Saturday afternoon.
At a tobacco shed raising in the Okla:
settlement, north of Eaton, in which 4:
persons engaged, a vote was taken, show.
ing 40 Hancockers and 2 Garfelders
How is that for a "straw ?"
Clothing for men or boys-the largest
assortment to select from, at Jos. Woer'
ner's.
Passionate communion at the Christian
church next Sabbath. The churches OF
Eaton, Bethlehem and Paint uniting.
Rev. A. W. Coan, of Yellow Springs,
will preach morning and evening.
Stephens & Edmonds have a large as
sortment Of family groceries and the best
brands of flour at the very lowest prices.
Call and see. sep23-3
The expedient of charging ten cents for
admission to the Ohio State camp meet
ing of colored Methodists, at Caldwell,
might AVE served to pay the expenses
If the treasurer had not adsconded.
We are receiving our new stock of dry
goods-is coming in this week-Mam-
moth Cheap Store.
The other night, at a meeting of the
colored Garfield club of this place,
the orator shouted "strike the lyreI'
when a whole row of politicians on the
front seat lodged as quick as wink.
New sty1eneck ties, silk handkerchiefs
and collars, at Jos. Woerner's, the Peo-
pies Clothier.
The planet of Jupiter now presents a
very brilliant appearance if seen when
the moon is not shining. It a now be
seen any clear night, climbing the east
ern sky, and is said to be exerting q won
derful influence upon the earth.
II sheets note paper and II envelopes
to match, in aneat box, only 5 cents, at
original Eaton Cheap Store. y
Brace up, parents, and help the teach
ers along this term. We have a splendid
corps of teachers, and it would do them
good to know that you appreciate thei
efforts. Drop into the school room oc-
.casionally, and show your interest.
Just in time-our goods from New
York-at the Mammoth Cheap Store.
The Democrats of t'Buzzard Roost"
and vicinity will raise a pole on Satur-
day, Oct. I'd, near the widow Snyder's.
Mr.. Baker, of Greenville, has promised
to be present and address the unterrified
inhis sledge-hammer style.
Mems merino underwear 25c., SOC. and
Soc; cheaper than can be bought else
where, at JOS. Woerner's.
The Ohio State Fair was a success.
The receipts footed up 500, 600, and the
excess of receipts owe profits is about
Adding this to the surplus of last
year, the State Board of Agriculture has
a treasure OF $12, 900 to lay up against a
rainy day.
You will find the best place to buy dry
goods at the Mammoth Cheap Store.
etPn not promise not to tell" said one
of onrayoung ladies a few days ago.
what isn't proper for me to tell my
mother, is not proper for me to know"
we had more girls of that stamp, we
have fewer broken hearts, dis
graeed daughters, and less suicides.
New line of notices ~"latest out" 8 for
10 cents, at original Eaton Cheap Store.
We understand that a very prominent
Radical Republican in Eaton, is terribly
on his ears on account of the prospect Of
the colored people building a place of
Worship not very remote from his domi-
Gle. Republicans only love the negro
for his vote.
The largest assortmentLofclothing
hats, caps and gents furnishing goods
ever shown in Preble county, at Jos.
Woerner's.
The Eaton DEMOCRAT is a little on the
orders6f the Okolona (Miss.) STATES, this
Week.asIt shouts for rebel Brigadiers and
the rebel debt.IGreenville Courier.
That is abald face lie, Mr.. Courier, or
you don't understand the English Ian
guage. But that is nothing for a paper
in the interest of a salary grabber for
President. Don't correct it, or some of
your readers may conclude you are try
ing to be honest with a political oppo-
nent, and you would impose on their
credulty ten times greater before the
campaign closes.
The Fair to you will be a failure if you
do not go to. the Mammoth Cheap Store.
The seat occupied by little Artie Cot
t%erh1an, who was a pupil of the Fourth
Grade but one week, has been beautiful
ly draped and decorated with pure white
Grape and flowers by the pupils and
teacher, as a touching and sad Tribute of
respect to his memory. During the short
time he was a pupil of the grade, he had
the love and confidence of his teach
er, who found him to be a bright, intelli-
gent lad for his years, and a kind, obedi-
emf and respectful scholar, always ready
and willing to perform his work, and ever
attentive to his lessons. We miss him
in our daily school-work, and many are
the sorrowful glances turned to the a