The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-11-25

Tub and can oysters daily at the gro
Gerry of F. P. Filbert.
Look out for snow storms this winter.
Vennor says that eleven feet of "the beau
tiful" will descend upon us on the 22d Of
December, in the precise time of seven
teen hours, yer minutes and forty-one
seconds. Next!
A new arrival of choice Books, at Ed
son & Young's.
Nj. CHAs. PRICE, of Richmond, Ind,
has purchased the old tin and stove es-
Establishment of Isaac Lanning, and will
take rags and old iron in exchange for all
kinds of goods. See his ad. and give
him a call.
Hyou want to get your moneys worth,
buy your clothing of Jos. Woerner, The
Tailor.
The new law now makes the taking of
a newspaper and then refusing to pay for
it the same as a theft, and New York
State paper has already commenced
criminal prosecution against several per-
sons who have tried to swindle the pub
fishers.
Such as Baldwins, Sheek-no-further,
Spitzenburg, Northern Spy, Rhode Is
land Greening, &C., at F. P. Filberts.
A cold wave struck us last Friday
night, sending the thermometer down to
10 degrees below zero. Monday morn
ing last some claimed it to be as low
down as 20 degrees. 1t is certainly the
coolest weather ever experienced in the
month of November.
Zephyrs, Germantown and Saxony
yarns, O. E. G. S<next to P. o.
A series of entertainments by the pop
ular Murray-Ober Comedy Company are
in progress at the Opera House this
week. 1t is some time since any troupe
has visited Eaton, and that with the fact
of the good reputation of this Company,
should ensure them good houses, not
withstanding their arrival here is almost
u~nheralded.
Good comfortable suits for men $3.50,
81. so and Sc, going fast. Biggest bar
gains ever offered, at Jos. Woerner's.
W. H. Kline, Esq, has remodeled and
reftted his Restaurant Gu east Main
street, and now has one of the most com-
Portable and commodious sample rooms
in Eaton, where the inner man can be
accommodated with anything desired.
His liquors are of the purest and best
brands and are safe to be used for medi-
cal purposes. Call and sample"
Largest stock of Michigan apples at
F. P. Filberts.
A dead beat is one who borrows change
from his friends, sells his vote to the
highest bidder, gets credit wherever and
whenever he can, enjoys all the advan-
tages of a social life without paying his
share, sponges off of candidates irrespec-
tive of party, and also n who ought to
be kicked out of society and the general
community. We have a few in u midst
of the above description.
Extra quality glass goblets 5 cts. each.
an unprecedented bargain, at Original
Eaton Cheap Store.
The following give the time and names
of wedding anniversaries: First year
Cotton second year, Paper; third year
Leather; fifth year, Wooden; seventh
year, Wooden; tenth year, Tin; Twelfth
year, Silk; fifteenth year, Crystal; TWEEN
tieth year, China; twenty-ffth year
Silver; thirtieth year, Pearl; forfeit
year, Ruby ; iftieth year, Golden; sew
enty-fifth year, Diamond.
Wool knit scarfs 70 inches long, onl.
so cents, at Jos. Woerner's.
The Philadelphia TINES. says tina
twenty years ago cigarette smoking wa!
comparatively %innocuous, since all cigar
cites then came from Cuba and wer
wrapped in rice paper. Now, however
they are for the most part of bad Tobacco
and common paper, and, besides having
an odious smell, are very injurious t.
tens of thousands of the youth who con
sumo them.
The finest roasted coffee in the market
Roasted fresh twice per week, at Eidsol
& Young's.
Now and then we answer correspond
ents through these columns. For in
stance, one writes to ask: eff twenty
nine inches of snow give three inches c
water, how much milk will a COW Civ
when fed upon turnips?" Multiply tn
flakes of snow by the hairs on the cow
tail, add the number of wrinkles in he
horns, and divide the product by a tu
nip, add a pound of chalk, and multipl
the whole by the nearest pump, and tn
product will be the answer.
If you want a good fit, the latest styl
and lowest prices, have your clothe
made to order by Jos. Woerner.
If all signs are true the coming wintt
. will be a severe one, colder in fact tina
it has aver been since the Northel
swept down on the coast of Newfoun'
land. Squirrels are laying in their wi
ter coal;y beavers are putting heaters
the Easements of their lodges, bees hay
killed off all their drones and lined the
hives with sheet iron, muskrats ha7
craWled into their holes and pulled Il
!. holes in after them, wild ducks are cor
hitting suicide, ground hogs are fyil
south, the goosebone is black sixtet
inches deep, editors are soliciting WOO