The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-12-16

OLly IL years.
Gloves, cloth, kid, lined and unlined,
for holiday presents, at Jos. Woerner's.
We are, ready to acknowledge that we
would rather have a "Favorite" cooking
stove than any other article of household
use we have ever seen. 1t beats them
all in every way. For sale by Unger &
McCabe.
Good wool filed Jeans 25 cts. per yard,
at Goldman's Mammoth Cheap Store.
We call the attention of our readers to
the advertisement of G. P. Thum in an
other column. Mr.. Thum keeps a splen-
did stock of goods and ready-made cloth
ing on hand and renders satisfaction to
all his customers. Give him a call.
A good hat for Soc, worth 81, at Jos.
Woerner's.
t'The Nursery" for December has come
to hand and is an interesting number.
This little periodical should be in every
family where there is a child. Subscrip-
ton price, $3.50, postage paid. Pub
lished at SO Bromfield street, Boston,
Mass.
For first class Ladies' Gold Watches,
call on j. Chambers, who sells very low
indeed.
Warren Jefferson always keeps on
hand a first class line of groceries and
sells them as low as any other house in
Eaton, besides, his oysters are of the
best quality and his liquors such as can
be introduced into any family for medi-
cal purposes. Go and test them.
Gentlemen's sleeve and collar buttons,
scarf pins, at JOS. W~oerner's.
We regret to chronicle the death of our
old friend John Blackford, an honest,
upright and industrious farmer, living
about five miles west of Eaton. 1t oc-
Cured Last week. Hewill be sadly miss
ed by his many warm friends and neigh
bors.
Mems All Wool Hose 20 cents a pair,
at Goldman's Mammoth Cheap Store.
Some persons seem to think that prin-
tiers have no rights, and if they expect
what is accorded to other men they are
met by denunciation, as if the fact of a
man being the editor of a newspaper
made him the lacquey Of every other
man.
In making your selections for Holiday
presents, don't fail to notice the novel
ties at 0. E. c. S., next to P. o.
Every day we see articles OF more or
less merit; but re must say that the lat
est patterns of "Favorite Stoves excel
in every way any other manufactured ar
ticle we have seen for years. For sale
by Unger & McCabe.
Christmas Presents for young and old,
in endless variety, at J.. Chambers and
j. G.. Hawkins.
All over the State small politicians are
rising up and getting ready to demand
the post-offices and other places when
Garfield comes in. Perhaps it will oc-
cur to the new President to retain the
present incumbents and remind all the
applicants that they voted against a
CHANGE f-
Merino un~dershirts and drawers zoe,
at Jos. Woerner's.
All our subscribers who are in arrears
are cordially invited to come forward and
pay their subscriptions, or else give US
their reason for not doing SO. If any one
of our subscribers is foolish enough to
think hat we can furnish the DEMOCRAT
for nothing, why, he's laboring under
l%unious perceptions, that's all. Now, il
you find a cross on your paper this week
F"don't be backward in coming forward
Umbrellas, all kinds, alpaca. Scotch
Bingham, cotton, &c. useful holiday
present, at Jos. Woerner's.
The work. OF the year is over; the far
mer is at rest-or nearly SO; the politi
tcian is surely at rest, and many of tn,
mechanics and laborers will soon ceas'
their labors. Now is the time to patron
ize your home paper-to learn the new
of your neighborhood, and to obtain a di
-lgest Of the doings of those in who's
1midst you reside. This can be obtaine'
from no city Journal, but only from you
local country paper.
!. You will find an elegant stock OF Sill
: Handkerchiefs at Goldman's Mammot
Cheap Store.
"Wives of great men oft remind US,
We may make our wives sublime,
: And departing, leave behind us,
Widows worthy of our time.
q Therefore, give your wife a send-off
FL By the life insurance plan;
Fix her so that when you glide off
She can scoop another man."
Buy one of those new style neck ties
a present for your gentleman friend,
: Jos. Woerner's.
!. On Monday evening, Dec. 9th, a s.
Tries of evening meetings will commend
in the. Universalist Church of this cit
s and close on Sunday evening, Jan. 2
1881. Each meeting will be conducte
/ by Mr.. G. w. Arbuckle, who has alreac
y won the name of being superior, as
y singer. to Ira D. Sankey. The public a
invited to attend and to unite in the
meetings of prayer and praise. See n
tice in next weeks issue.
You will make straight paths, new
Is stumble or fall, if you will buy your Spc
st tacles from ]. Chambers.
Sheriff Blake, of Celina, dropped in
or Eaton last Monday evening and sul
moned Clerk Townsend, Sheriff Snydt