The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1877-11-29
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

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who'll bring us wood.
Settle your subscription.
1t is time now for winter.
Wanted-10O new subscribers.
Crash 80 per yard at the MAMMOTH
Lock your houses up secure at
night.
The chimney sweep. has delighted
Eaton.
Nubias 30c, worth Soc, at the Eaton
Cheap Store, next to p~ost-ofice.
Let us move for another railroad
out of Eaton.
The lawyers complain that the
Court docket is slim.
Plaid dress goods 1Oc at the NAM
MOTH.
The American people will open a
war on Turkey to-day.
Judge GILMORE is at home on
Thanksgiving vacation.
Felt skirts 45c, at the Eaton Cheap
Store, next to post-ofice.
Our pocket book don't pay rent for
the space it occupies.
Tax-paying days have come, the
saddest of the year.
Shaker flannel zoe per yard at the
Mammoth.
The .Robert White" family are be-
ing badly used up around here.
1t has been splendid weather for
the ladies to carry their dresses.
Ladies' vests s5c at the Eaton Cheap
Store, next to post-ofice.
We hear of no complaints about
water hereabouts.
This is an "off-year" for some ofthe
Murphys. They get aoff' frequently.
Prints &c per yard at the NAM
MOTH.
Seven solid days of gloomy, dismal,
rainy weather is enough for ones life
time.
Mr.. Eli Fisher and his two daugh-
ters returned to Eaton last week from
Florida.
Knit jackets 75c, at the Eaton Cheap
Store, next to p~ost-ofice.
This is the last week for the Trea-
surer's tax notice. Well have more
DON then.
Taxes are being paid into our Trea-
sury quite lively considering the hard
times.
Mems buck, sheep and dog Skin gloves
at the nEammo. h.
Court is in progress. Judge MEEK
Err on the Bench. Proceedings next
week infulL.
No ned of the street sprinkler
now. Wen take a mud scoop on
Main street.
Ball fringe 15c per yard, at the Ea-
ton Cheap Store, next to p~ost-ofice.
Hunters should be careful where
they go. Prosecutions are threaten
ed. Ask permission.
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The dreams of school children are
now filled with happy anticipations
of holiday vacation.
Canton flannel re at the Mann
mott.
Tramps are not SO very numerous
around Eaton this winter, but thieves
are right lively.
The little folks are beginning to
count the time that will elapse be-
tween now aud Christmas.
Knit socks Soc per pair, at the Ea-
ton Cheap Store, next to post-ofice-
No harm could come if all the
churches in this place would make Q
general move upon the ranks of Satan.
We need some kind of a revival in
this part of the Lords vineyard
Who'll step forward and give it q
start?
Go to Cooper's dry goods store fol-
Piqua wool blankets aud stocking yarn.
A new bridge across Seyenmile, or
Main street, would help the appear
ance of Eaton. Can't the turnpike
company do it?
Some men are SO absorbedin reiig'
ion that they forget that they owe fol
their paper. We have no allusion te
any of orr subscribers.
Metal belts at the Mammoth.
Don't keep more than ave or eigh-
hundred dollars about your house
Put the balance in the Bank. That
the way we do!
Philosophy is a good thing. Phi
losophy gives a man cheek enough tt
pay four cents for a newspaper aut
five for a poor cigar.
Paper collars Sc per box at the Ea
ton Cheap Store, next to post-ofice.
The apoodle-dog" style of hair
frizzed, frowzed, and apparently I'm
combed-is all the rage at present. L
is so beautiful and lovelyi!
Thanksgiving Day draws quickly near
The air grows cold and murky,
The farmer smiles and lifts his gun,
And-the turkey, oh, the turkey.
Knickerboker and Novelty dres
goods at lowest prices, at Cooper
store.
Farmers coming to town on horse
back need not be afraid of getting los
in the fine gravel on Main street.
is only 3 feet deepf
The ordinance against salt barrels