The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-12-30
local DEPARTMENT.
A white Christmas.
Railroad-of course.

- tNEEES
Take the DEMooRAr for 1881.
Goodbye, 1s80-welcome 1881.
Young man stick to your "swear off. :
Eaton butchers didn't have a meat
show on Christmas.
New Goods this week at Goldman's
I Mammoth Cheap Store.
Boss Kelly has been bounced, why not
"bosso cistern buildersP
y VIM. A. Huffman is home from the
South to spend his holidays.
Tax paying time is over and now for
the penalty OF delinquents.
Wen get a railroad if you will sub
scribe literally.
Try the "White Ceylon" soap at jeff
erson's.
nfalsehood paralyzed the tongue, what
a death-like silence would preyade,soci-
ETY.. 61sG
When a printer can't find a cap A,
why ought he to use B? Because it is
the next thing to it.
The principal objection to female bar
bers is that they're too apt to turn their
customers head.
Don't sit down and content yourself by
saying, o, the railroad viii come all the
same. It's a mistake.
A roller skating club has been organ
lied in Eaton. ga rolling stone never
gathers moss"
Now for New Years; but, boys, don't
get drunk and fight, because it is a sad
beginning for another year.
Snow dribbled down all Christmas day
and made it rather unpleasant to be out
doors.
We hear agreat many compliments
passed on Judge Gilmore by the mem
bers of the Xenia bar.-[Xenia Demo
erat.
Bro. Morris of the Miami HELMET, was
in Eaton on Christmas day, greeting his
many old friends.
New Goods this week at Goldman's
Mammoth Cheap Store.
Numerous and handsome holiday pres
ents were distributed among friends
around Eaton last Saturday morning.
The 10 O'Clock and Sunday Ordinance
is ordered to be enforced by the Coun-
ell. Bully for the city dads.
Vennor's II feet of snow didn'teome by
101S feet, but it showed about II hours
and may be there's where he missed it.
Profanity in public is against the law.
1t might be enforced andthe national
debt paid in one year.
Soliloquy by a tipler-The public al
ways notices you when you have been
drinking, and never when you are thirsty
Miss Lou Lockwood, who has been
visiting at Muncie, Ind, returned home
last week, accompanied by her cousin,
Miss Kate Lockwood.
The useless waste of money on we'd
dings and Numerals calls for reform. Ex-
trayagance makes young men dread mar
mage and death.
Mr.. John Lander has our thanks for
his remembrance on Christmas. He
keeps all Ends offTst class groceries,
cheap as any other house in Eaton.
The smiling face of Horace Bonner
will greet his many friends OF Eaton for
a few days. He is nov a resident of
Northampton, Ind.
Ayers Ague Cure is an infallible cure
for fever and Ague in all its forms. The
proprietors warrant it, and their word is
as good as a O. S. bond. Try it.
A young lady who is not familiar with
housework has about as much use for a
husband as an elephant has for a lock
for his trunk.
There is such a thing in this world as
the milk of human kindness, but the
downright mean folks are eternally skim
ming the cream from it.
Farmers are the happiest people in the
world this year. They have an abun'
dance of everything, and all surplus pro
ducts bring good prices.
The Eaton students to the different in
situations in the State, all returned tt
spend the holidays. mo place like
home'' to the boys.
Farmers, look out for imposters WHIT
are travelling through the country feec
ing the unsuspecting. Sign no note O.
receipt for them. Have no dealings witt
them.
Several drunks on Christmas day il
Eaton and quite as many rows at som,
of our saloons. The Calaboos and jai
ought to have been packed full of tn,
drunken disturbers of the peace. Blu
it wasn't SO. Why?
An exchange asks: ''What are GU
young men doing?" We can't answe
for the rest of the country, but aroun'
here they are engaged mainly in tryin
to lead a nine-doIlar existence on a sey
en-dollar salary.
The negro, Savage, who has had tw
trials for shooting with intent to kill Mis-
Ollie Williams, has been sentenced tie
years in the Penitentiary. He wei
when Judge GILMORE passed the ser
tence.
Official records clearly show that "Eal
" Breakfast Stoves saw Labor, Tim
and Fuel, do better work, run with les
waste, are easier managed, and produc
better results, than any other stoves
the land. Sold by ]. L. Quinn & Son.
The citizens of Eldorado and farme1