The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-01-17
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

Lawyers are idle.
Better sell your hogs.
Give us a chain gang.
No amusements in Eaton.
Subscriptions come in slow.
Eaton has had no fires lately.
Sunday night lectures needed.
Some of the ice men are happy.
Neublas at cost at the Mammoth.
Hogs sold for $3.50 last Saturday.
The ice houses are nearly all filled.
This time last year it was fearfully
cold.
Blankets at cost to close out, at the
Mammoth.
Last week was the 'prayer guage'
week.
Square your accounts for the new
year.
Mems hats Acc, worth $l,OO, at Jos.
Woerner's.
The population of Eaton is on the
increase. .q,l
Money, like some of our Murphy's,
will get tight.
Every thing reduced at the Nam
moth.
DR.. Cheney has gone home with
health improved.
A family without the DEMOCRAT is
poorly regulated.
Wool hose s, 10, 124 and l5c, at the
Mammoth.
If you want to find a girl out, call
when she amt at home.
The blue ribbon men will soon get
up a DRAM-atic club.
Paper collars 10, q box, at Jos.
Woerner's.
The dollar and devil of our daddies
are both being tempered with.
Sup't. Barnard, of Middletown, will
attend the Teachers Association next
Saturday.
overcoat $500, worth $500, at Jos.
Woerner's.
j.. j. Robinson s. Co. are putting
new machinery into their lumber
mandatory.
Mems wool scarfs reduced at the
Mammoth.
Delinquent subscribers are tickled
over the success of Beecher to prove
there is no hell.
Mems caps 50c, worth 75c, at Jos.
Woerner's.
Hot lemonade taken when retiring
at night will relieve The most obsti-
nate cold.
Knickerbocker Toe, worth l5c, at the
Mammoth.
Swinging on the gate isn't as fash
ioHable as it usedsto be. Hugging a
stove is the proper thing now.
Buck skin gloves 10 to 90c, worth
$l.25, at Jos. Woerner's.
1t is said that Henry Wattersou
learned to love lotteries by practicing
on a grab at a Sunday school fair.
Buy a shawl at the Mammoth and
save from 81 TO 81.
Church attendance aud church col
lections have diminished, since Beech
er and Swings new departure.
Fur top kid gloves e5c, worth $L.25,
at Jos. Woerner's.
A 8 year old child Of Mr.. Rehfuss
fell from a chair the other day and bit
a piece of its tongue off. DR.. Ste
phens stitched it on.
Unlaundried shirts-N. Y. Mills mus
lin-230Ol linen, Doc, at the Mammoth.
The Lewisburg band serenaded our
Sheriff on Saturday night, who gave
them a very pleasant entertainment.
The boys made good music.
Chincilla overcoats 81, worth 81, at
Jos. Woerncr's.
How to keep your resolutions-re-
solve to drink, smoke and swear, I'M
ill the first of January; 1879, and by
that time it will become easy.
Good prints Sc per yard at the
Mammoth.
Michael Cooper sold the boss hog
of this county last week. 1t. tipped
the. beam at 800l "Buzzard Roost" is
ahead and all townships heard from.
Wool Jeans 42hc, former price SOC,
at the Mammoth.
Manuscripts sent to the DEMOCRAT
Office without a responsible name, are
just worth 8 cents a pound. 1t seems
hard to make people understand this
fact.
Gloves below cost at Jos. Woer-
ner's.
While gaieties continue to enwrap
the attention of the young people, the
revivals keep pace with them, and are
likely to some out ahead in the long
run.
Waterproof 75c, worth $1,25, at the
Mammoth.
The hog cholera and shrinkage in
pork, has lost not less than half a
million of dollars to Preble county
the last year. John Sherman is march.
ing on.
Mems wool jackets 65c, cost to man.
ufacture $1,O0.
There has been no Commissioners
report published this year. Bring il