The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1881-11-10
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
Winter is around.

we q our "SquaW winter last week
There are five Tuesdaysin this month
Snow is the same color of last winter
First snow of the season last Thursday
Put it down.
Judge HUME occupied the Bench il
Eaton last Tuesday.
Car load choice winter apples just re
ceived at W. A. Converts.
Mrs. Van Doren, of Dayton, is visiting
Judge Chambers of Eaton.
Don't forget Deem & Huddle's sale O
lots on the 18th inst.
This is just the kind of weather to plan
the seeds of pneumonia.
A car load of choice apples just receiv
ed at the grocery of Frank Filbert.
The demand for ice cream is not &c
great as it was three months ago.
- TEACHERS, Association next Saturday
at Winchester. I
Butter is growing stronger-but not il
price.
1t is now no longer q mooted question
about Mr.. Holt gaining a case in oul
courts.
Eaton is about the only small Corpora.
ton around that is selling bonds. Why
is it2
We want NEWS from all over the coun.
ty-not small talk gossip. Send it along
now.
Master Fred. Brookins starts for Pen.
s~acola, Fla, to-day, wednesday, to
spend the winter.
For your winter apples go to W. A.
Coovert,s.
While the virtuous spasm of enforcing
law in Eaton exists, why not scoop in
the hog law?
We had little sample of winter last
Thursday morning in the shape of a
slight dash of snow.
This is the last week for the Treasur-
er's Abstract to appear and we will have
about five columns more room for news.
We want every subscriber to the DEM
ocRAT who owes a year or more for it, to
settle up before the LIST of January, 1882.
Eggs were selling at 25 cents per dozen
in Eaton on Saturday last. That is eggs
actly 10 cents too much for the article.
Judging from the specimens of apples
at the different groceries in Eaton, there
must have been a good crop of the arti-
Gle some where not far off.
1858, 900 of Rinehart's Liver Pills sold
in Ohio and Indiana last year. Only
oSE for a dose. Sample dose FREE. For
sale by Michael & Son.
A small boy was heard whistling on
the streets of Eaton last Sabbath and
.th-Aatnnnd with arrest If he didn't stnn.
it.
Young men who want to secure homes
on reasonable terms should attend the
sale of Deem & Huddle's town lots on
the 10Th inst.
Farmers wanting seed potatoes would
do well to call and see the two car loads
of Michigan potatoes at Frank Filbert's
grocery.
The meat shops, the milk wagons and
the livery stables went on all the same
Last Sabbath! How wretched to the
spasmodic ~virtuous souls of Eaton?
Farmers, look to your interest, and
look at Converts apples before buying
elsewhere.
Ayers Ague cure should be in every
household in regions where Fever and
Ague prevail. It should be taken as a
preventive by every resident and travel
Ter in malaFial districts-
Long evenings viii now give scandal
mongers a good opportunity to cogitate
and hatch Infamous things to ruin the
peace and characters of those whom they
may dislike.
There is about $1,000 on Dur books due
on subscription. We want it by the LIST
Of January. We hope those knowing
themselves indebted will not fail to re-
spend.
A young son of William Pearson, aged
about nine years, living south of Eaton,
mashed his thumb while piling wood last
week at his school house, and died with
the lockjaw in a few days after.
A thing of beauty is a joy forever. The
Faultless Wood Base Burner is a beauty
and a Joy to its possessor. For sale only
by C.yS. Price, nov34
We can heartily recommend Mr.. T. A
Wheeler, of Fl. Wayne, Ind, Al a piano
tuner and repairer. Whatever work HI
does in his line you can rely on being
well done. Orders left at the Reiche
House win be promptly attended to.
It is all drunk or all sober in this place
but the call drunk" nave the bulk of thu
time, because the important Corporation
elections only take place every two years
The "drunks" oughtn't to complain il
having nineteen months out of twenty
four!
The old men of Eaton are OF tn
"boom." Uncle Ben Holman, over sex
enty years of age, got up last Thursda
morning and had the teakettle boilin
for breakfast at 2 o'clock, while Judg
Curry, who is crowding ninety years, wa
discovered about daylight on Frida
morning on the top of neighbor PERI
Alexis fifteen feet high fence after a stra
chicken! He got it too.
G. S. Price desires us to say that h
challenges any dealer to a test of the
Anthracite Base heater. Claiming fl
the Splendid" that it will give mo-
heat from the same amount of fuel: al
give better satisfaction and cost less
repair than any stove sold in Eaton. II
loser to pay all expenses of the trial.