The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1881-04-07

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An effort is being made to induce the
Legislature of the State to stop horse
racing at county fairs, which, If success
full, would mostly stop fairs. ny
Eaton Marriage Alliance" is the tt
tie Ola newly incorporated Society in
Eaton but just exactly what it is or
means, we can,t.explain at present.
4 Remembers the closing out sale of
clothing at Goldman's Mammoth Cheap
Store. r
The season of the year approaches
when merchants should provide store
boxes infrcnt .oftheir places OF business
for the accommodation of street ~loafers.
In order to induce you to go on with
your papering, we will hang all grades
iof wall paper at z cents per bolt during
the month OF April. GUILD & CLAwsoN.
T. Roses need very rich soilto bring them
to perfection, thriving best in a mixture
of well-rotted manure, sand and garden
loan. To stint them of nourishment is
poor economy.
Mems all wool coats for $3.50 and 50,
worth double the money-at Goldman's
Mammoth Cheap Store.s sa -
"A man who permitsh his politics to lead
him into wrongacts against his neighbor
is, an exceedingly small specimen of hui
manity, and unfit, to be entrusted with
any property or position. nan
Among the items Of personal comfort
and economysare Ayers Pills. They are
the ready remedy which defeat many
disorders, iftaken in season, and should
be kept in every family.
You can buy more goods for the same
amount of money at Goldman's than any
other store in the county.
The Republicans didn't vote muchly
for escolored candidate for Street Com
missioner. John, your color is only
ed to- vote the Republican ticket. Sit
down.
Merchants feel hopeful Of. a rushing
spring trade, and we think their hopes
will be realized. There is plenty of mo-
ney nthe country and the outlook is
bright. Ess1 Hss ~ sass
1000 yards short pieces dress goods at
great reduction, at Goldman's Mammoth
Cheap Store. .l E4tnS% a
Almost every voter wanted a ticket of
his own, for last Mondays election, and
he could come mighty near getting it,
What a farcesour elections are getting to
bell :ss
TBe,Public School Cabinet has receive
ed two fine specimens from Mr.. Dix.
rHendricks-a star-fsh and a neW species
of tlilobite. Who will be the next con-
Boys suits, for 4, 5,16,. =, s, 9, 10, II,
II, Is, IA and Is years old. for less than
the goods are. worth before they are made
up, at Goldman's Mammoth Cheap Store.
Obed Dillman, Admir-, viii sell at the
late residence of Percilla Ware, dec'd.,
on Paint Creek, April 18th, horses, milk
COWS, cattle, hogs, farm implements and
household goods. = si ~ ls Ia
z The ladies will wear inverted sauce-,
pans, sugar scopes and coal -scuttles on
Their heads this spring. 1t is needless to
say the above mentioned articles are the
last new things IN bonnets:
Messrs. Ed. Lockwood and John Alex
ander, accompanied by the Misses Lulu
Lockwood and Julia Lake, agay young
party oEEatoha9hi9, spent hcsaetut
in this city, as the, guests Of the Misses.
jStephenss-fGreenyine- Enquirer. ~ I
Is it patriotism, a desire to serve the
"dear people, or an itching for Office,
that induces men to stand around the
polls such a. day as last Monday, and
electioneer for the pettiest office in the
gift of the people? Let some debating
society solve this question.
$500 will buy as much clothing at
'Goldman's Mammoth Cheap Store as
$40, oOwilIat any other place in Preble
county. au
lfall the new proposed railroad schemes
are contaminated there will scarcely be
enough ground left for agricultural pur-
poses upon which to raise the usual sup
ply of potatoes. 1t is a mighty small vii
Elage that does not expect to be struck by
from two to half a dozen railroads.
This is the "photo" of the t'patriotn
who failed last Monday to be selected to
serve the "dear people" in public office: