The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1882-01-05

We are ready for 'bIizzaros. a?
Did you get q New Years, gift?
How do you like the New Year?
Ice crop prospect fair to midling.
The hog business seems to be brisk.
The new year opened cold and gloomy.
You can buy holiday presents cheap
now.
This is the week of prayer and don't
forget it.
"Don't tuch my sore ARM" is now
heard all around.
Diaries for the new year 1882 at Ed
SON &Young,s. 80
From present appearances ice will be
ice next season. lzS n9
The astute advertises ascends the lad
der Of opulenees
The holiday season is over-noW go to
work.8
Good hogs brought Sc per hundred in
Eaton last Saturday.
The. last day of 1881 in Eaton vas live
ly,for our merchants. a3gl %
Everybody's house was open in Eaton
o nNew Year day. :
Mrs. Mary A. Livermore at the Opera
House, Saturday evening next. 9
5000 Black Locust Fencing Posts
for sale at ]. P. Acton's saw mill. :
e@Money sthe root of all evil" and
most of us are digging after the root.
Greenville has the railroad fever again,
running north and south OF the city. 3
Skates and sleigh bells have not been
very profitable stock SO far this winter.
For Colds, Coughs, Bronchitis and all
affections of the Lungs, take Ayers
Cherry Pectoral. Is &
The world is all a feeting show, we
say, but somehow we alIwant to see the
show a little longer.
Politicians are sometimes ungrateful;
at other times they have short memo
ries. go
Won't a white New Year day do as
well to prevent a STAT graveyard" asa
white Christmas day?
let us get a 'sboom" up and turn, our
valuable mineral springs near Eaton in
to use. 1t can be done. ne
Mr.. Vennor's prediction of cold, bit
ter, biting cold for December, may ans
wer for the month of January. s
sIsn'ti it about time the financial affairs
ofthe Eaton Saving Association were
closed up and the balances paidoyer?
Be careful Of the new leaf you have
Turned over and paste it down tight SO it
wont flop back.
Tits true this year that "as the days
begin to lengthen the cold begins to
strengthen"
We missed the blooming fire cracker"
in Eaton on New Year day. 1t was Sum
day, Thank you.
Vennor ordered snow on Christmas,
but the weather clerk made a wrong en-
try and sent it for New Years day.
When six young ladies sit down to talk
about new dress pattern a small boy
with a tin horn is a refuge for the weary.
Wonderful-the demand for Rinehart's
Liver Pills. It beats all how they sell.
Only ONE for adose. Sample dose FREE.
For sale by Michael & Son.
We are glad to say that vaccination
has been going on rapidly in Eaton for
the past two weeks. But few are with
out it.
Judge w. J.. Gilmore and wife, now of
Columbus, spent New Year day in Ea-
ton. They love their old home 'for a.
that" -EE-I
oNo, gentlemen 1 never drink" said
the man with his feet crossed and his
elbows on the bar. As he spoke these
.words-he smiled.
Glen Gilmore has left the Xenia rail-
road Office and will spend a few weeks
in Eaton and then go to Oolumbuszand
make his home with father and mother.
f-
.5 The only jokes the women like to read
are those that reflect ridicule on the men.
So, when a roman picks up a paper, the
first thing she looks for is the marriage
column. oa
:.ssassJ. N" is out ona lecture tour. We
advise him to steer clear of Eaton, as it
has all the "amusements" it can take
care of during the winter. Come in the
spring.
DR.. Webb, at the, Bellevue Medical
Institution, New York city, has our
thanks for the New York Sunday daily
Sun. 1t beats the Cincinnati ENQUIRER
for news. -
PEBBLE county has a good sized Delin-
auent list. We had an idea times were
good and money very plenty, but from
the size of the Delinquent lists in our
country exchanges, it is a mistake.
Christ. Markey, j. H. Marley, Jos.
.Markey, Clint. Kelly, Frank Fudge, and
one or two more of our substantial far.
mers expect to leave this week on a trip
to Florida and other Southern States.
Mr.. Joshua Hickman has our thanks
for a large dish OF most excellent sausage
of his own manufacture. Three copies
of the DEMOCRAT go into the family o
Mr.. Hickman, and all prompt payers
we wish them all a prosperous New
Year.
The "West End Club" met at the res
; idence of Mr.. and Mrs Hiestand OF
Thursday evening last, and were excel
.lently entertained by a fine supper of the
fruits and delicacies Of the holiday sea
son. The next meeting will be at the
. residence OF J. P. Acton.
When times are dull, and work il
scarce, and the weather is cold, remem'
Der the poor and be charitable. -What
is the advantage of a few extra dollars
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