The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-12-30
THE BUsINEsSMENO OF EATON
GOLD AND silver.
"A Place where Everybody are
INVITED to Cali.

"A Place where Everybody are
Invited to CaEl.
There is no place in Eaton whore a
prettier sight can be seen just now than
at the jewelry establishment of G. G.
.SoHLENKER. The large use of French
glass are filed with such a handsome
stock Of superb Gold and Silver Watch
es, Gold and Silver Watch Chains,
Charms, Finger Rings, Breast-Pins,
Studs, Cuff and Collar Buttons and Ear
Rings, that the only trouble is that n
can not decide which is the most beauti-
full. Over 1900 finger rings are display
ed and in price so varied that all classes
of customers can be suited. The same
can be said in fact of all the other arti-
cles. carried by Mr.. Schlenker, as years
of business experience has enabled him
to keep just such a stock of goods as will
please and satisfy his line OF customers.
He can offer better inducements in watch
es, &c, than any establishment of the
kind can in either Richmond or Hamil-
ton, and can in fact compete even with
Cincinnati jewelers.. Fine silver tea sets
from $40 up to $40, kept in stock, as well
as all kinds of clocks, from acheap grade
up to the finest French clocks that are
made. Casters are to be had at. almost
any price, as well as spectacles, eye
glasses, silver spoons, cutlery, &c
French harps at various prices. In short,
we can but say as intimated above, that
to rightly appreciate MI. S~chlenker's
stock, one must call and see for himself.
Mr.. Schlenker is at all times ready and
willing to show goods and give prices,
and knowing that he can offer induce
ments, requests one and all to call and
see him. In his business Mr.. Schlenker
is very ably assisted by his son Charles,
who is a skilled workman, having some
time since finished his trade with much
credit from the famous jewelry estab-
lishment of Duhme & Co., OF Cincinnati.
In connection with his vast display of
goods, Mr.. Schlenker pays especial at
tention to repairing watches, jewelry,
&C., and as his reputation as a workman
is so well known that it is useless on our
part to say that he will warrant satisfac-
ton in all work. His motto is: "All
goods guaranteed to be what is repre-
sented," and we are convinced that he
means Just what he says.
It would seem that the large trade
which the grocery of L~oNGNECKER & Sons
transacted on Christmas eve. and Christ
mas would be sufficient to deplete their
stock considerably. But such is not the
case, as they are offering extra induce
ments in all the goods they handle-fan-
cy groceries, teas, c%offees, sugars, can
ned goods, queensware, &C., in such pro-
fusion. and various prices that one and
all can be suited.
The fine set of harness which is at
tracing so much attention at the Catho-
lie Promenade Concert, is the handiwork
OF JOE DEEM, whose place Of business is
in Stephens Block, nearly opposite the
Court House. JOE is daily turning out
some Of the finest work ever displayed in
Eaton, and can give prices in light and
heavy work that few, if any similar es-
Enlistment in Eaton can equal and none
excel. Being something of a horseman
himself, joe knows what is required in
the horse furnishing goods line, and has
such q varied stock that all classes can
be suited. Horsemen as well as farmers
are invited to call and examine the stock.
Work made to order a speciality.
No grocery in Eaton can offer more
tempting bargains in everything that is
carried by a frst-class grocery establish
ment, than that of JOHN A. HUBBELL's.
A full line of fancy, as well as the COM
mon grade of groceries carried, compris-
ing excellent c~offees, sugars, teas, -four,
spices, &C.; also, a large stock of queens-
ware, canned goods OF all kinds, fresh
and cheap. Farmers will do well to learn
Mr.. Hubbells prices before purchasing
elsewhere.
Lovers of tea will find the "He-No''
one of the best brands of tea ever used.
It is sold only by L-oNGNECKER & Sons,
and is pronounced by all who have used
it as being a excellent. 1t is free from
any and all authorizations and never fails
to give satisfaction. Call and obtain a
package and try it.
tt old reliable grocery stand OF WAR
rem JEFFERSON is so well known to all OF
our readers that an extended notice ii
unnecessary. WARREN keeps a complete
line of groceries, as well as ~cotfees, teas
sugars, flour, bacon; in fact everythin!
usually found in Il first class grocery
Mr.. Jefferson has just received an in
voice of pure liquors for medicinal pur
poses, which, as o genuine article, cal
not be excelled in Eaton. Call and b.
convinced.
Call at JOSEPH HAWKINS cheap stor
and see what excellent bargains he cal
offer in all the goods he handles. Onl,
one price asked. Quick sales and small
profits rule at this place.
Fine cigars and tobacco at LoNGNECK
Err & SoNs-cutlery, fireworks, torpedoe
and toys, all of which are being sold a
almost cost. Call and look over the stocl
before purchasing elsewhere.
Among the groceries that were throne