The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-11-11
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

We're all right again.
Canes at Jos. Woerner's.
'Rah for temperance now.
Z The krout cutter is at work.
Quail on toast is now in order.
More darkness now than daylight.
Home grown apples at F. P. Filbert's.
Holiday goods will soon begin to move.
Jets will be worn to excess this winter.
Snow storm here last Saturday night.
Gloves of all kinds at Jos. Woerner's.
The year 1880 is now on the home
stretch.
Our BOOSTERS are not dead but they are
mighty sick.
1t is predicted that the coming winter
will be a rough ne.
Ice wagons and linen busters have gone
into winter quarters.
Michigan apples of all kinds for sale at
f. P. Filbert's. -
The epizootic among horses is very
general in this county.
We have had plenty of "squaw win
tern 2
JOS. woerner, the Peoples Tailor and
Clothier.
We might discuss the railroad business
now that the election is over.
Couldn't a Chinese drayman make mo
ney in Eaton9
Pay your bets, but let them go only
cas- a loan"
Boys school caps % cents, at Jos.
Woerner's.
1t is time for the dancing season to
open, and then the church revival.
The badge on the small boys coat in
dicates the way the old man votes.
It is hard to tell a boy from a girl now
a-days, their hats and coats are the same.
Michigan Russets, both Golden and
Robbery, at F. P. Filbert's.
Democrats don't care much about our
post-ofice since the 4th of November.
The hog season has opened and the
price of pork is now interesting our far
mers.
Have your clothing made to order at
Jos. Woerner's, the Peoples Tailor.
Court has been postponed until Mon
day next on account Of the Court room
being unfinished.
The snow predictor is around already
and says we are to have twenty-five OF
them.
Dayton overalls, the best ones 70 cts,
al Jos. Woerner's.
There are sixteen different causes for
headache, but most folks can stand it as
long as the head can.
There are some men so laxative that
nothing but the tooth-ache can make
them hold their jaw.
Michigan baldwin apples.a at F. ?. Fill
bert's.
Democrats should turn to the book OF
Job and read it carefully for the next few
weeks.
Undertakes are now calling them
selves Funeral directors" The world
moves.
Mems knit jackets 70 cents, $1.0o and
slips, at Jos. Woerner's.
We will postpone our visit to Wash
ington city to see Hancock inaugurated
on the 4th of March.
VIM. Alderman, Jr., has our thanks
for several punches of fine celery, about
the best we have sampled this season.
Leave your measure for n of thost
nobby ulsterettes at Jos. Woerner's.
John Lander still continues to keel
Maltby's choicest brands of oysters
There are none better in the market.
Fewest people die between the hour
of 10 a. m. and 8 p. m, and most death
occur between 8 and 6 o'clock a. m.
Surprise and birthday parties will b
a little out of style this winter. Yer,
common people only will indulge in them
Fancy colored shirts, two collars, 6
and rs cents, at Jos. Woerner's.
Celery, sweet and crisp, right out c
the ground, can be had every day q
John Lander's grocery.
Mr.. Warren Fisher, of Jacksonville
Florida, arrived in Eaton a few days ag
on a visit to his father, Eli Fisher, an
his sister.
One of our exchanges praises an egt
which it says twas laid on u table b
the Rev. Mr.. Smith" Mr.. Smith seen
to be a layman as well as a minister.
Black and brown beaver plush bonnie
and hats are frequently lined with an
Der colored, yellow, red, blue and 9TH
pale tinted plush.
U~ndershirts and drawers %, 80 and
cents, at Jos. Woerner's.
It takes three scruples to make a dran
but we know several men in Eaton WI
will take three drains without one scr
pie.
John Click, of this place, shipped la
week from his warehouse, sixteen C
loads of leaf tobacco direct to. Breme
Germany.
Just received, the new style hats,
Jos. Woerner's.
Rev. A. N. Spahr, Of st. Paul's M.
Church, Eaton, will preach in the LIE
Young school house on Saturday ey
ming, Nov. 18th.
Ladies, see the handsome silk han
Lorohiofs about 500 to select from. at