The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-12-28
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
Whoa january

Fry Tuttle's drum,
WestII need money.
Nowf Tor thenew year.
Saturday was brisk in Eaton.
- Lots or fne icestowed away.
The old year, is about gone up.
Did you have a merry Christmas ?
Hogs are being rushed into market.
Have you paid your subscription?
What did you get in your stocking2
Good-b bye 1876,
You've left us in a devil of a fix.
Welcome 1877,
Maybe you'll SEQ us all safe IN heaV-
en-.
The boys are on skates and are hap
Ply.
Boys clothing, lower than ever, at N.
sturm's.
Christmas trees can be purchased
cheap now.
Smallpox is said to be spreading
over the country.
The light and darkness are about
ALI and 2alf
Neckwear, new fall and winter styles,
at SruRHs.
New subscribers are dropping in.
Room for more.
rs viii long be remembered as an
eventful year.
Everybody is now glad that it comes
but once in four years.
The boys commenced "bull-dozing"
very early Christmas morning.
Only three months until Spring.
That is some consolation. s
Tax-paying is about to close. Tho
delinquent list will be the next.
Butter is as hard now as the cheek
of q Republican Returning Board.
Mothers, clothe your boys at the pop
ular and cheap clothing house OF NJ.
Sturm.
The nsxt boast to be discussed after
the. Returning Board is the Ground
Hog.
Christmas day was rather bleak
and dreary, but still it was .smcrry"
to many.
The milkmen are obliged these
mornings. to deal out their tactical in
frozen chunks or slush-ice.
Trade where, you. can get the best bar
gains in Clothing, and that Is at NJ.
Sturm's.
Cold churches are not calculated to
draw large audiences. Material fire
is q great. help to spiritual fire.
We are happy TO announce that the
poodle friz is to be retired from active
service on the brow of beauty.
There win be preaching nthe Uni
yersaIist Church next Sunday, both
-norHfags aud
No difference who is counted for Pre-
sident, NJ. Sturm will sell his clothing
cheaper than anyother house in Eaton
As the chilly days of winter glide
slowly by, we are more than e
convinced that the times are getting
harder.
If there will not be a sufficient
Quantity of ice in this vicinity next
reason, it will surely not be the fault
ef the weather.
Everything you purchase at sturm's
Clothing House is guaranteed. and tits
the cheapest and most popular house in
Eaton.
Mr.. JOIN LANDER has u thanks
for the bottle of fine Catawba left at
our oficeon Christmas Wine and
Tnrkeyt Ahemi
We regret that our young friend,
JOS. N. HAIsEs,is lying dangerously
i'll with typhoid fever, at the resi-
aaence of his father, III Eaton.
Men have been known this year to
Ieaye tho Treasurer's Office with n few
dollars in the pocket, after Interview
ing our Treasurer.
Mr.. FRANK KELLY placed upon our
table last Saturday, a basket of the
finest apples we have seen this season.
Thank YOU, "Frank," call again.
Did you see the meteor on last
Thursday night? lfyou didn't, you
missed one Of the grandestpryrotech-
mic displays ever witnessed.
The Grocery establishment of Coov-
rxr & You've was "went through" on
Monday nightlast, and some consid-
erabIe amount Of goods &c. takea out.
IF HARKRADER, of the Germantown
Press, will come over on New Years
day with JOE Carlow, well hayes
fresh bowl of egg-nogg, and "buil-
adozcrit
Oyster lovers are enjoying their
hearts delight in perfection, the BIZ
valves of the season being of o
than average quality. They are plen-
tiful and moderate in price.
Some persons "bull-dozed" the
meat shop ofGeo. Lockwood on Sum
day night last, and took from it half
hoo some beef steak aud a cleaned