The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-12-02
The pemotrat,
Thursday, Dec. Q, 1880.
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

Wheat demands 81.
Hogs are worth $4.15 for best.
Christmas comes on Saturday.
Boys gloves at JOS. Woerner's.
Corn is up-now worth 45 cents.
Mince meat is ripe, and lots OF it in
town.
Husking gloves 81, at Jos. Woerner's.
The verses on the death of frankie l..
Robbins will appear next week.
Thanksgiving was slightly observed in
Eaton, but business went on as usual.
The second foor of Edison & Young's
is filed with choice Christmas fixins--
Tender loins and spare ribs grace our
market and ornament our tables.
The rabbit business beats 'em all this
season. Cheap, too; dog cheap.
Mems and boys ~suspenders 10, 10, 20
and % cents, at Jos. Woerner's.
Has any member of our School Board
ever drawn pay for "bossing" jobs?
Last Saturday was a brisk looking day
in Eaton. Good sleighing always makes
a business boom.
Edison & Young are receiving a large
assortment of Christmas goods.
Alderman and the Brewery supplied
themselves with 8 inch ice last week.
Sensible.
After this week we'll be nosing around
for news items. We intend to look into
the Corporation record.
Husking pegs at Jos. Woerner's.
Good mairny business failures reported
around the country. The Republican
business boom has set in.
Wool knit scarfs IS inches long, only
80 cents, at Jos. Woerner's.
The election being over and quietness
restored, the church festival has began
to press its modest claims OF the people.
New Raisins, Figs, Currants and
Prunes, at Edison & Young's.
Agreat many men look at themselves
through the little end of the worlds opera
glass, while the world looks at them
through the big end.
Husking gloves 81, at Jos. Woerner's.
Last Sunday was certainly a very dis
agreeable and unpleasant day. 1t rain
ed all day-the streets and sidewalks
were q glare OF ice, consequently saints
and sinners all kept indoors.
Bows overcoats and ulsters at Jos.
Woerner's.
A good kind of religion to have is one
that fills Sunday so full that it pours over
the edges and baptises all the other days
of the week, but they don't have that
kind nowadays.
Husking gloves 81, at Jos. Wocrner's
''Now is the time for pairing bees
saws an agricultural exchange. Wei
, pare them if you want to, but you had
better be mighty careful how you handle
them.
Jos. Woerner, the Peoples Clothie
= and Tailor.
This is the month the young man vii
be yanked around TO the church fairs b,
q his girl, and be compelled to give a dol
: lar for something which an elcphan
2 would reject on principles OF enesthetlcs
O The finest roasted coffee in the market
Roasted fresh twice per week, at Eidso
& Young's.
o The inside of our paper is almost ell
2 tirely occupied this week with the K
- port OF the County Commissioners, an
10 in order to give it all in n issue "
were obliged to drop out some Of OF
a home advertisements, but will make
81 all o. X. with our friends in the "swe
by and by" This is the printers ha
so vest, and like the Changers 1t comes b
10 once a year. The report is an m'ere'
W ing tale for taxpayers to read and stud
e. because it shows them how their mon
is goes and what for.
w Good comfortable suits for men 3d.;
% 81. so and Sc, going fast. Biggest b
OOl gains ever offered, at Jos. Woerner's.