The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-12-11

The DEMOCRAT is one ofour very best ex-
changes and is always read with interest.
Those wishing good apple by the bar
rel should call IN Ayers & Hilbert, as
they have 16 varieties to choose from.
Bees have begun to kill off the drones
for the winter. If the human species
couldthin their ranks in this way every
fall, fewer candidates for the legislature
would show up in the spring.
Grand opening OF Holiday Goods, Sat
urday, December 18th, 1879, at Rhea,
Kelly & Co.'S.
Butter, eggs, hogs and wheat are bring
ing a high price in the market and the
soul of the granger is happy, but the
poor mar who gets only 81 per day is not
SO contented over it.
Fathers, mothers, cousins, sweethearts
and aunts, purchase holiday goods at the
Eaton Cheap Store, next to P. o.
Chow shall we train our girls?" asks
an exchange. Train 'em with about
~twenty-two yards OF black silkifyou want
to please your girls. A silk velvet train
would also please them.
Wool Yarn Soc, at the Mammoth.
The particular thingthat justnow both
ers the average boy, is how to attend
seven Sunday schools at the same time,
SO as to get a good share of the Christ
mas tree goodies.
An immense stock of Jewelry, suitable
for holiday presents, at the Eaton Cheap
Store, next to p~ost-ofice.
Going home from singing school this
winter will be conducted on the ego as
you please style-that is you can take a
girl home the nearest way or go three
miles out of your way.
AfuIl line of Linseys, F%lannels, Jeans
and Canton Flannels at the old prices, at
the Mammoth Cheap Store.
See the HARPER & BROTHERS publica-
ton notices in another column. These
are the oldest and most reliable periodi-
calls in the country, and should be in
every family.
An immense stock of Queensware and
Glassware will be opened Dec. 18th, at
Rhea, Kelly Zoos.
The DEMOCRATIC TINES, a new paper,
Just started at Lima, the first No. of
which is on our table, is well printed and
edited. O. B. Selfridge, jr., is editor and
proprietor.
Make the little ones happy. Buy hol-
iday presents at the Eaton Cheap Store,
next to post-ofice.
Misses Chloe and Elvira Niceum, Elk
ecutrixes' of Jacob Niccum, deceased,
will sell at his late residence, in Dixon
township, on the 23rd inst. horse, cattle,
hogs, farm implements and other articles.
You will find the .toriginal boom" at
the Mammoth, the only Dry Goods Store
in Preble. county that gives-full value for
your money.
The dry goods and cloth package men
are on their yearly round. If you are
foolish enough to patronize them, you
needn't take time to inquire whether or
not they have swindled you. They do it
eyerytime.
Nubias and Fascinators at less than
manufacturers cost, at the Eaton Cheap
Store, next to P. o.
Now, during the last month of the year
is a good tins to review the misdeeds
and mistakes &Sne year, and profiting
by past experiences, prepare to turn over
a new leaf at the beginning of the new
year.
A large steckof fine triple plated sill
verware 20 per cent. less than cost, at
Rhea, Kelly & Co.'S.
There will be a meeting of all real es-
tate appraisers of this State, at the Board
Of Trade Rooms, Columbus, on h SOth
OF December, at which time it is earnest
~ requested mat every county and city
De represented"
Ladies' Vests 40c., at the Mammoth.
Jacob Smith, a young man of about
eighteen years old, living in Eaton, load
ed up an old horse pistol and went rabbit
hunting last week. He didn't kill any
rabbits. but succeeded in shooting him.
self in the leg below the knee. DR.. Ste.
nhens removed the shetland tbinks tbere
;s . oood chance for him 70 lose his 10,
able for holiday PRESENTS Of the Eaton
Cbeap Store, next to P. O.
ihere Is an upward tendency IN thu
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