The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1877-12-27
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

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Begin to write 1878.
We still need money.
Turn your s'new leaf"
A @Happy New Year. to all.
Come and settle for the new year.
Gold and plated jewelry at schlenk-
er's.
We want all the subscription due
u.s..
Cheek is a valuable article around
here.
Judge GILMORE is at home for the
holidays.
Itlooks as if there would be ever
al ice houses @to let"
Has the past two weeks been last
summer or next spring?
Mr.. Leyen Siler studies geology
during his vacation.
Too many of the boys carry revolv-
ers and pistols on our street,
The ladies carried their parasols
and fans on Friday last in Eaton.
The Preble County Teachers Asso-
citation will hold a session Jan. 18th.
Gold and plated watch chains at
Schlenker's.
Miss Minnie Zoos is home from
Delaware Seminary for the holidays.
Dix Hendricks wife presented him
with a Christmas toy ten pound
little boy.
Horace Donohoe has our thanks
for q brace of nice cleaned quaiis.
Only a few nor days, boys.
Miss Matte Whitestine and Miss
Kate D. Tracy have gone to their
homes to spend the holidays.
Any of our friends visiting Column
bus this winter, will find the o. S.
Hotel a first-class place to put up at.
Try it
How often snowy linen, shining
kip and immaculate broadcloth, but
conceaIs the form of a regular dead
beat.1
Tho hard times are doing more to-
wards the cause of temperance than
the Murphies and all other reform
ers.
Gold and plated neck chains at c. G.
Schlenker's.
1t has come to this. They are now
manufacturing asix-buttop hosiery,
and the average young lady is SUI
premely happy.
Preble county sends four convicts
to Columbus for State service. Sher-
if Snyder has deposited three o fthcm
there already.
Miss Ruth Van Ausdal, Of Glendale
Seminary, will spend the holidays at
home, accompanied by Miss Jesse
Gledden, of Alabama.
Clocks of all new styles at schlenk-
er's.
Benz. P. Beall, an old and well
known citizen of Preble county, died
of consumption, athis residence in
Eaton, on Sunday night last
A Kentucky farmer appropriates
the yearly product of II acre of his
farm to the purchase of reading mat
ter for his family. A wise man.
The avenues leading to an early
grave have often been opened by a
cough OF cold. Thousands have been
cured and saved by DIR, Bulls Cough
Syrup.
Fine china ware and toysat c. G.
Schlenker's.
Girls whose opinions about such
things are always valuable, say that
there is too much shirt collar and too
little young man in the present FASH
ions to suit their tastes. G
"Shall we gather at the Fiver?"
That's what is bothering the ice men.
They are fearful that1@e will not
have cold weaker enough this win
ter to make an ice crop.
Among the many handsomely de-
corated establishments in Eaton, none
presented a more favorable appear
ance than the @Mammoth Store
room. FRANK, you done well.
Fine set rings, plain rings, at c. G..
Schlenker's.
If you want to keep out of the laws
grip, my honest farmer friend, never
sign your name to any paper present.
ed by a comparative stranger. The
land is full of heartless swindlers.
Mr.. Wilson Roger will sell at the
residence of Jesse Roger, 81 miles
northeast of Eaton, on January 3rd,
horses, hogs, cattle, sheep, farm uten-
sils and many other articles. A cred
it oil months will be given.
Immense stock of silverware at
Schlenker's, at prices that none can
beat.
Jesse Way, Carey Toney and Gus
Peters, a trio we'll known in Eaton
and Preble county, were arrested at
Winchester, Ind, on Thursday last
for eounterfeiting. A full kit ofcoun-
terfeit tools was found with them.
Now is the time to prepare your
New Years resolutions, write them
out ON perfumed g~ilt-edged paper,
show them to your girl, and then lay
them carefully away in the bottom of
your trunk, and eat lozenges as of
yore.
Spectacles in gold, silver and steel
frames, at Schlenker's.
Tbo nalnhac HEpArn cavr fhat