The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-11-25
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
Rabbits 2 for a quarter.

boys gloves dG JOS WOerneI d.
Skates were in demand last week.
Quail 10 cents apiece. Can't indulge.
Husking gloves 81, at Jos. woerner's.
The early taxpayers are getting in
their work.
The thermometer was close to zero all
day Sunday.
New Raisins, Figs, Currants and
Prunes, at Edison & Young's.
Street corner loafng was abandoned
last week.
The melancholy days of November"
have been very cold.
Jos. Woerner, the Peoples Clothier
and Tailor.
The criminal cases in our Court will be
disposed of next week..
The ice men have gathered at the
river already.
F. P. Filbert for choice Michigan win
ter apples.
Tanbark bedding for horses, it is said,
will cure the epizootic.
Hog buyers offered $40 last Saturday
for the best.
Boys overcoats 50 and $3.50, at Jos.
Woerner's.
The rabbit and quail business was
brisk last week.
The prospect of heavy ice crop is
good. Think of July and August
Edison & Young are receiving a large
assortment of Christmas goods.
Don't fool around the ice business.
Delays are dangerous.
Frosted glass was fashionable last
weeks
Michigan Russets, both Golden and
Robbery, at FL Filbert's.
Ice houses are being renovated for the
winter crop.
When you come in to pay your taxes,
don't forget to pay your subscription to
the DEMocRAr.
Husking gloves 81, at Jos. Woerner's.
Pumps and cisterns >froze up solid
around here last Friday and Saturday
nights.
Report of Commissioners will occupy
our paper. next week, and then well
have lots of room for locals, &c.
Thanksgiving turkeys at F. P. Filberts.
WANrED-A house of from three to five
rooms. Apply to Charles Price, at tin
shop, opposite Court House.
Don't forget John DEEMS sale on the
9th inst, good horses, wagons and har-
ness.
Mems and boys s~uspenders 10, Is, 20
and 25 cents, at Jos. Woerner's.
Political discussions have seen their
day, and religion, temperance, and other
topics are discussed by the average store
loafer.
Notwithstanding Garfield is-eleetea
and prosperous times promised, We'll
take all the "back pay" due is on sub
scription.
Husking gloves 81, at Jos. W~oerner's.
But few cases'o of Importance have been
disposed of in our Court. When it closes
Wen endeavor to give a synopsis of its
proceedings.
A gorgeous new bonnet does not turn
the head that years it, but it gives a
good twist to those who pass it on the
streets.
Call and see US, at o. E. C. s., next to
Post Office.
W. W. Jefferson still continues TO do a
big business in the grocery and produce
trade and keeps all the first-class brands
of oysters constantly on hand.
The sudden and extraordinary cold
snap caught our coal dealers and many
Citizens out of the article. Wood stoves
had to be substituted in many instances.
The second floor of Edison & Young's
is filed with choice Christmas fxins.
Mrs. Sarah Potterf, wife of Clinton
Potterf, formerly residents of Preble
county, but now of Louisville, Ind, Wis
tied friends in this neighborhood last
week,
Remember John DEEMS sale of horses
harness and wagons, on the 9th inst.
in front of his grocery on Barron street
Full many a gem of purest ray serene
the Diary, unfathomed caves of ocea1
bear; full many q nip is taken behind
the screen, and cloves and coffee, too
are eaten there.
Husking pegs at Jos. Woerner's.
Remember the poor and needy thi
bitter, bitter cold season and don't con
sole yourself that a prayer is all that i
necessary to warm the body and feed tn
stomach.
Festival Friday and Saturday night
next, at Opera House. Dinner on Satul
day for 25 cents. Proceeds for the ben
eft of the Christian church. All are COZ
daily invited.
Boys overcoats and listers at jos
Woerner's.
Professor ZONE, PRESIDENT OF Buchtt
College, will deliver a lecture at the I'm
versalist church, in this city, ON Monda
evening next, 10Th inst, att O'Clock, fc
the benefit of the Ladies' Sewing Circl,
Admittance, 10 cents.
o. E. c. s., next to P. o.
Ezra Creagor will sell at public au
ton at his residence, 6 miles north
Eaton, on Friday, Dec. Sd, horses, mi
COWS, stock cattle, fat hogs and stoc