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


Persons wishing to connect them
selves with the "Girard Savings So
ciety," can do SO until the close of the
present month.
Get the lowest prices anywhere and
come to the Mammoth, we can and will
undersell any other store in this part
of the country.
AS the holidays are over and the
people have resumed their accustom-
ed hog and hominy diet, the turkey
gobler has returned to the lowest
limbs of his roost with feelings ofper-
feet security.
Good everyday coats $1.75, $3.50
and $500, worth $500 to $500, at Jos.
Woerner's.
No one should fail to attend Miss
Florence Chideter's Evolutionary
reading in the Universalist Church,
next Thursday evening at 7 O'Clock.
Admission, adults, % cents; children,
Is cents. Go hear and judge we.
Buck skin gloves and mittens CSC,
worth $1.O0, at Jos. Woerner's.
We forgot to mention that our new
Prosecuting Attorney had entered up
or the discharge of his duties. If
"WIN." does as we'll as the L. E. Free
man did, there will be no reason for
complaint.
We save you 81 on q bolt of mus
lin at the Mammoth.
Mems sheep skin wool lined nit
tens SOC, at Jos. Woerner's.
Don't depend upon reading bor-
rowed papers this year to get your
information, but be q man, and send
forward $l.5O and take the DEMOCRAT.
1t will be bright, newsy and interest
ing during the whole year.
$1.OO goes as far at the Mammoth as
$3.50 at any other store.
Death is an unwelcome visitor at
all times, but how terrible is the fate
of the man who is in debt to the
printer and is thus oyertaken by
death. Gentle reader, as you value
your salvation, take warning!
Good cashmere pants $1.75, $500
and $500, at Jos. Woerner's.
A deed came into the Recorders Of
fee the other day written OH parch-
ment, dated Sept. 20, 1919, and signed
by President JAMES MONROE. 1t in
cluded the tract of land known as the
John Stephens farm, in Israel town.
ship.
Everything reduced at the Nam
moth.
VIM. Snyder, an ingenious German
blacksmith, has opened a shop at
Smiths old stand, on west Decatur
street. He is said to be a first class
workman, and we have no doubt will
do well. Good mechanics are good
citizens.
Best chincilla o~vercoats 500, worth
$12.00 to $500, at Jos. Woerner's.
The color of a girls hair is regulat-
ed by the size of her fathers pocket
book. If the latter be plethoric, the
girls tresses are golden or auburn.
If the old mans wallet is lean, we
hear the daughter spoken of as "thHt
red-headed gal" You never saw q
rich girl with red hair.
Swear off paying enormous prices.
and buy your goods at the Mammoth
this year.
A new plan for raising money fol
churches is coming into vogue. 1t il
of auctioning off young ladies while
masked at a festival. The purchaser
is required to act the gallant to hi.
fair purchase during the rest of tht
evening and see her home at the clost
of the festival.
Mrs. MARY HUBBARD: mother O
Benz. Hubbard, Esq, aged SO year!
and IL months, died at the residence
of her son in Eaton, on Monday last
She was the oldest person in the coun
ty, and up to a short time before heI
death was remarkably lively for he
age. We will give a more extended
notice of her death in our next issue
Buck skin fronts and chincilla bacE
gloves 75c, worth slips, at Jos. Woer
ner's.
o, the snow, the snow, "the beautiful
snow"
1t silently comes and will quietly go,
But it leaves the mud some two fee
thick
In which every n who ventures mus
stick.
And that's what ails Eaton, and it
Getty dad" 'sbricks."
We have the largest stock of Blacl
Cashmeres ever seen in this county ant
can sell che. per than ever-from 57I,
to $1.00, at the Mammoth.
In another part of our paper will
be found the report of the First Na.
tional Bank of Eaton, which show,
that institution to be in a healthy an(
sound condition. One of the creates
misfortunes resulting from the sus
pension of worthless banks all owe
the country, is the fact that it create
in the minds of timid and unrefleet
ing men a prejudice against and a dis
trust of all banks, which is as unreas
enable as it is foolish. We grant tina
the country at large has suffered mucl
to shake its confidence in the integri
ty of financial institutions, and We
every community has its safe and sol