The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1877-12-06
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

Good Weatner ior eHS eoiu "N
party.
Don't forget to agitate another
Railroad.
Turkey was conquered on Thurs
day last
smoke The Doney cigar, at John
Lander's.
The Camden 4Heraldp edares to be
a Murphy
Good hogs still command 81 per
hundred in our market.
The trees can now dance the ballet
their limbs are bare.
The man who leaves the door open
is again on the war path.
Oil up The relief societies in Eaton
for the benefit of the poor.
Don't forget Deems cattle sale at
the depot on Saturday next.
John Lander keeps a first-class stock
oof fresh groceries always on hand.
who wants to purchase acheap and
rood sewing machine2
John T. Deem will have a big cat
tie sale.at the depot on Saturday next.
Miss Ruth vanausdal, of Glendale
Seminary, spent her Thanksgiving at
home.
striped stockings don't come so
high as last season-we NEAR in the
price.
Save money now. The holidays
viii be a good and easy time to ex-
pend it.
You can take the cabbage leaf out
Of your hnt-no more danger Of sun
strokes,
c. F. Brooke, Esq, gave a grand
social at his residence on Thanksgiy-
ing evening.
In the case of Kelly against heicn-
ei, the Jury returned a verdict Of 1925
96 in favor Of plaintiff.
Thanksgiving Day was generally
observed in Eaton with the prayer
left out.
The Doney cigaris the best nov in
the market. You will find them at
John Lander's.
Great benefaciors are the newspa-
per reporters. Ifanything goes wrong
they have TO write il up.
The oyster dealers have been very
quiet for the past two week, and the
fruit e off at the old prices
Ifyou want to purchase some good
and cheap cattle, attend Deems sale
atthe depot on Saturday next.
Knickerboker and Novelty dress
goods at lowest prices, at Cooper's
store.
aThomas'' and Jeremiah" have ar
rived in Eaton and are right lively
chaps, but Murphys must not mingle
with them.
Fill every flagon to the brim,
And let us all be merryi
A welcome to the genial pair
The blithesome Tom-aud-Jerry.
How docs the first three days OF
December 1877 compare with the
three first Of December III as you
remember it?
Miss Mary Lander has on hand i nice
lot of chinaware for Christmas pres
ents.
Miss Minnie Zoos, of Delaware Fe-
male Seminary, was at home for
Thanksgiving and TO enjoy the nup.
tails of Johnny Holmes.
Reader, ifa subscriber to the Dem.
.ocRAT, don't you know q neighbor OF
q friend whom You can induceto take
it for a year? Send in his name.
Henry C. Hill was sworn in on Sat
urday last as Iufirmary Director. and
now sands prepared to discharge thu
onerous duties of that very importan'
and lucrative ofieel
Go-to Cooper's dry goods store fol
Piqua wool blankets and stocking yarn
The special Grand Jury indicted
Doc. Allen (colored) for rendering
the lard out of ashog that died witt
the cholera, and selling it in Eaton.
December--The j%olliest month in the year.
The month for hot drinks and good cheer.
For wiener-wurst, sour-kranta and beer,
And other good things we hold dear"
1t was aAchilly, cold Thanksgiving
but those indoors who had sumptu
ous dinners, doubtless enjoyed then
as cheerily as if the sun had beel
shining brightly.
Dr.. F. NJ. Michael, of Ohio Medi
cal College, Cincinnati, cut loose from
the skull and cross bones of the dis
secting room, and eat his turkey a
home. Frank, that hat!
If you want a quart, can or dish Q
excellent fresh oysters, you can al
ways obtain them at Cap Wilson
Restaurant on Barron street. Il
keeps them always on hand.
Man is susceptible, and tho gent
power of woman will lead him rigl
on to glory and q church festiva
where oysters cost seventy-flve cent
apiece and the water thrown in.
This is o dangerous season, and O.
ten the fondest mothers care is n
protection against Coughs and Col
and Hoarseness. DR.. Bulls Coug
Syrup should therefore be kept j
readiness. Price % cents.
A Normal School young lady sci
% cents and a three cent postas
stamp to a New York advertiser r.
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