The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-12-23

JectlonS to hall a dozen more. Brln
them along.
Silk handkerchiefs, all kinds, hand
some variety, at Jos. Woerner's.
A fashion exchange says that "Scotcl
thistles in purple and dull pink make
pretty border for a table cover" A
dinner time it brings a fellow right up t
the scratch.
All members of st. Clair Lodge No
1472, knights of Honor, are hereby mott
fed to be present Tuesday eve., Dec. %
1880. Election of officers and other i'm
portant business.
Gentlemen's sleeve and collar buttons
scarf pins, at Jos. Woerner's.
There will be four contestants for thu
gold headed cane a the Promenade Con
cert, viz: J. T. Deem, Chas. 6. Schlenk
er, G. H. Edison and ]. R. Beatty. This
will be quite an exciting contest.
Our town has been full of prospecting
R. R. men during the past week. SIEVE
raj are now at the Reichel House to view
the contemplated route from ~Indianapo
lis, Ind, to Columbus.
Christmas Presents for young and old
in endless variety, at j. Chambers anc
J.. G. Hawkins.
1t is very ~consoling to a man when his
heels suddenly evince a disposition tt
point skyward and his shoulders shoe
the other way, to have a bystander re
mark, "fell, did your"
The statute of limitation on money il
legally drawn from the County or Corpo
ration Treasury, does not run out for Six
years. There will be some changes be.
fore that time.
Vases, from 10 cents per pair up, o. E,
@. s., next to P. o.
A burning chimney at the residence o.
Mrs. Hathaway, on north Barron street,
caused an alarm of fire last Thursday
evening and dissolved a religious meet.
ing close to it.
If the appearance of the show windows
and insides of our groceries, iewelry es-
Establishments, &C., in Eaton, are to be
taken as any indication, Wen have a
very merry Christmas.
A good hat for 5Oc., worth 81, at Jos.
Woerner's.
The January Term of Court OF Common
Pleas commences on the 10th of the
month, at which time the Grand Jury
will meet, but the Petit Jury will not be
called into service until the 18th.
A young lady inquired at one Of our
dry goods houses for a bow, the polite
clerk announced himself at her service ;
but the lady declined, saying the color
didn't suit, she wanted buff, not green.
Gloves, cloth, kid, lined and unlined,
for holiday presents, at Jos. Woerner's'
What the average young man needs is
a pocket-book pad to make sick pocket
books healthy for Christmas. The young
mar with a "best girl" is particularly
anxious about this.
Don't refuse to take your paper out Of
the p~ost-ofice when you know you never
paid a cent for it, and have been reading
it for a year or more-that does not square
your account with the printer.
For first class Ladies' Gold Watches,
call on j. Chambers, who sells very low
indeed,
It is said that one of our girls in Eaton
lost her rubber shoe the other day, and
in looking around for it discovered that g
ten year old boy had it and was using il
as a sled to run down Barron street hill,
A Philadelphia man has perfected al
invention whereby sour kraut can be boil
ed in a house without any of the inmates
smelling it. The invention consists of
small liver pad of Limberger cheese worr
under the nose.
Now is the time, and the o. E. G. s.
next to P. O., the place, to make you
purchases for Holiday presents.
If you want to enjoy a pleasant eve
ming, don't fail to attend the grand Prom
enade Concert, at the Opera House
opening tomorrow Thursday evenin.
and continuing nine nights, for the ben
| eft of the Church of the Visitation.
Court opened on Monday morning wit
Judge GILMORE on the Bench, who hear
the argument of the defence for a me-
trial in the Gabriel Savage case, whe
Judge HUME then took the seat. TheI
is but little business being done.
Silk, linen and cotton suspenders fl
holiday presents, at Jos. Woerner's.
Miss Dora Boner, Of Eaton, has con
menced suit against B. F. Tizzard, f
breach of promise of marriage contrac
valuing her damaged affections at SIC
600. The young man has skipped Of
for other pastures green"
The members of the Eaton Savings A
ISOLATION are requested to meet at tt
office of Henry FAIR, IN Wednesday ev
ming, 10Th inst, for the purpose of clio
ing up its business. A full attendance
earnestly asked.
Santa Claus, in preparing to make /
annual tour, has made his headquarte
| at o. E. G. s., next to P. O.
The weather this winter is mighty u
certain. First it rains, then it snoV
then it freezes, then it thaws, all with
twenty-four hours, so that the wealth
prophets can't keep up. They are
: losing their regulations in the businei
The public official whom the peol
have trusted with their affairs and W
openly, knowingly and persistently V
: late plain statutes of law for the pali
sum of a few dollars, is not a good c.
e zen.
49, at/- Al A.