The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1881-12-22
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.


1t will be a s'green Christmas"
Eggs stick at 80 cents per dozen.
Never had a pleasanter December.
Sunday was a beautiful spring day.
/ A ssMerry, Merry Christmas to all.
Linen Collars and Cuffs, all styles, at
Jos. Woerner's.
Yennor says snow for Christmas. We
will see.
We will accept Christmas gifts either
Saturday, Sunday or Monday.
Neckties, all the latest styles, at Jos.
Woerner's.
The Eaton schools are unsurpassed by
any other town of its size in the State.
Donavin's Tennesseeans this (Wednes-
day. evening Don't forget them.
Make your wife a present of a Toilet
Set. Get it at Unger & McCabe's.
The Preble county hunters have re-
turned from Arkansas. They killed but
three deer and a few turkeys.
Two Christmases this year-Sunday
and Monday. Some impatient people
will celebrate Saturday, too.
Best Meakin Ware $3.50 per sett, at
a oovert's Cash Grocery, Eaton, o.
Eaton audiences should pay a little at
tention to the proper time when a speak
er ought to be ~applauded.
The Band boys will not give an enter
tainment. Reason-the high price of the
; Opera House.
Seperable Collar and Sleeve Buttons,
for Holiday Presents, at Jos. W~oerner's.
Judge Gilmore granted Mrs. Nancy
Fleming a divorce on Monday morning
slast.
We are glad to learn that vaccination
is going on lively in Eaton. It does no
harm and may result in much good.
John Lander will have for Christmas
an extra supply of the celebrated Maltby
oysters.
tits estimated that $50 pairs of slip
pers and 453 dressing gowns are on the
stocks in this city.
No remedy has been found for Fever
and Ague which proves SO uniformly
successful as Ayers Ague cure.
5000 Black Locust Fencing Posts
for sale at ]. P. Acton's saw mill.
e Another glorious year, with its wealth
of pleasant memories will soon be stored
away among the archives OF our history.
So many beautiful holiday goods are
to be seen in the stores that the problem
is not what to buy but what not to buy.
DR.. F. NJ. Reasoner, Jackson, Miehi-
gan, says: 1 regard Rinehart's Worm
eLozenges the very best made. For sale
by Michael & Son.
White Shirts soc. and up, at Jos.
aWoerner's.
The residence of William Pierce, near
Camden, was destroyed by fire on Mon
day morning last. The loss is about
500. L.
Theo. Tilton said in his lecture here
that the next conflict in this country
would be between Capital and Labor
More than probable.
Queensware and Glassware at cost, at
Converts cheap cash grocery, Eaton, o.
Are the ladies going to receive New
Years calls on the last day of December
or the second day of January? The year
1882 will begin and end o. Sunday.
wanted within the next 80
days 10000 pounds of Wool i'm
trade, at GoIdman's Mammoth
Cheap store.
ffAr Silk Handkerchief 45c. and upsat
Jos. Woerner's.
Oysters, mince-meat, oranges, lemons,
nuts, ~raisins, candies, fine fruits of all
kinds, and about everything else you can
think of in fancy groceries, can be had
at John Lander's establishment.
In the stores we find the good hearted
old lady who "does not really know what
to:buy." She fuses, fumbles and fumes
and then goes away with something she
is sure won't suit.
Cashmere and Silk Muf1ers ati Jos.
Woerner's. laa
Squire Morton fell from a scaffolding
last week while at work on the house Of
Ed. Morton, and broke his leg below the
knee. The distance he fell was only
about four feet.
Buy a useful present at Jos. Woer
ner's.
The dish-pan hats were well repre-
scented at the different churches las
Sunday. On some they look well, while
on others perfectly "howwid." But it,
the style, you know.
Let us remind you that n of Ungel
& McCabe's heating or cook stoves
would be a very acceptable holiday pres
.ent. They have a full stock to selec
from.
A big shooting match will come off OF
the farm of A. E. Toney, near Yves
Florence, on the 23d inst. A horse anC
fifty turkeys will be the game. Shoot
lists should attend.
Dalrymple & Co. will sell 1000 rods O
tileing, wheelbarrows and the tileing ma
chinery, at EldOrado, on Tuesday, Dec
9th. Persons wanting tileing will d.
we'll to attend.
Underwear for men and boys at Jos
Woerner's.
To any one who has not made tn
rounds within the last year, a walk abou
town would be a surprise, because OF tn
number of new houses built and othe
improvements.
There are people in this world VIII