The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-12-21

WCAL DEPAkIME EMF
Try Tuttle's drum.
The ice men are happy.
"Merry Christmas" to all.
NextAlonday is Christmas.
Our Court is about played.
No trouble to keep cool now.
Get ready to "swear off, now.
Time to begin to practice '1s77."
Call aud see Reynolds stock OF
stoves, &c.
Boys clothing, lower than ever, at NJ.
Sturm's.
The ember of the dying year-Dec-
ember.
Neckwear, new fall and winter styles,
at SrURM's.
Ice-drinks will be cheap next sum-
mer.
Roddy Reynolds has a splendid
stock of stoves.
Did you get a new hat on the cleo
ton?
The feminine ~head-gear calls for
very little lace.
The rabbit is timid, but NO cook can
make it quail.
Ifyou want to save wood, try Tut
ties drum.
Get your p~orkersready for market.
Give us a fair count.
We will remain in our Office all day
Christmas to receive presents.
Tho Eaton Schools will have vaca-
ton from Dec. 22ud to Jan. End.
If you want good Coffee or good Tea
90 to Hubbeli's West End Grocery.
The largest stock of stoves and tin
war cver in Eaton. At Reynolds.
sSanta Claus" viii visit all good
little children next Sunday night.
The newest thing in fashion is the
blue cloth or silk petticoat. tits nice.
The Sabbath School attendance is
on the increase. Christmas approach
eth.
Mothers, clothe your boys at the pop
ular and cheap clothing house of NJ.
Sturm.
Hard mud, hard roads, hard riding
and hard times, is about tho way it is
HOW.
You can get up a lamp explosion
now aud a first-class funeral for about
40 cents.
sausages, spare ribs, tenderloins
aud rabbits are all ripe and the mar
ket stocked.
Thirteen jury trials during this
Court. Professional jurymen had a
good time.
Velvet carpets on the front door
steps is the latest wrinkle in upper
tendom.
-JsFFERsoxAheats them all for oys-
tiers, celery, rabbits, spare-ribs, krout
&c. just drop in and see.
tom and Jerry" may be found
loafng around our saloons now. They
are good lively Fellows.
JoHN LANDER has a first-class rari-
ely of groceries aud other goods for
the holidays. Call aud see.
Trade where you can get the best bar
gains In Clothing, and that is at n.
Sturm's.
Watch the tramps when they come
around. They r handy at picking
mp things that lie around loose.
The tongue of a mean, i~nsinuating
cowardly sneak, makes deeRer wounds
than the teeth of a sheep-thief dog.
Le&p year wont hang on much
longer, girls, and you ought not to
hang on to that "~singleness" either.
The fashions this winter are ele-
CANT, overwhelming and stunning,
and it's hard to tell what really is the
style.
Reform is the watchword, and I'M
til it is applied to the new style of
bonnets and bustlcs we shall not be
happy.
"Weli, how is Tilden now ?" is the
question asked US fifty times a day
now on an average, and u invaria-
BILE answer is, "all right"
Our "city dads" have made a raise.
The town is now lit up from 4 o'clock
in the evening until Z next morning.
What's the use?
Closing term exercises next Friday
High School in the afternoon. all
the others in the forenoon. The pub
lie are invited to attend.
HARBAUGu & WILSON will have at
their Restaurant lots of fine oysters,
celery, pigs feet, tripe. &C., &c, for
the holidays. Call and see them.
All our citizens who are opposed to
cremation" without the necessary
and proper preparations, should op-
pose the public use of our city Hall.
The good boy who keeps right on
with his studies and neither asks nor
cares who is elected, will get some
thing nice in his Christmas stocking.
Our "devil" called on one of the
ministers the other day but the rev.
erend gentleman was ont at the time.
1t is hard to make such extremes
meet.
Corporation taxes are enormous. A