The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1882-12-07
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
Measels are about.

Rabbit In the log"
Quiet Thanksgiving.
This is coal weather.
Get ready to swear off.
Chicken pox in Eaton.
Take your home paper.
Cold waves are in order.
Get ready for Christmas.
Still sending out "duns."
Pay US what you owe is.
Patronize home institutions.
The snow shoveler is abroad.
The panther story was a sell.
More dwellings wanted in Eaton.
Husking Gloves at Jos. Woerner's.
Hogs Sc and corn 40 cents per bushel.
Needs repairs-the north School House.
Don't fail to hear Headley' at Opera
House, Dec. 18th.
Neckties, all the latest style and i'm
mense variety, at Jos. Woerner's.
The coasting business will soon re-
vive, and accident items will increase.
The man who is always as "cool as a
cucumber" is generally as green.
"That's my impression" as the prin-
ter said when he kissed his sweetheart.
An elegant assortment of Gift Books
at Edison & Young's.
Tax paying without the penalty is al
most over.
DIR. Warren Campbell, of Minneapolis,
Kansas, is in Eaton.
Martin Rehfuss, Of Peoria, Ill, spent
his Thanksgiving in Eaton.
Toys! Toysl Toysl at o. E. G. S.,
next to P. O..
The best butter producer in Preble
county is William Goat.
Never trust men with public business
that can't run their own successfully.
Our young friend Ned Haines, is con-
nected with the Litchfield Ill.) "Advo-
cate" We wish him uccess
Silk Handkerchiefs As, go and 75c., at
Jos. Woerner's.
George Forest, of Be~llefontaine, Ohio,
writes: browns Iron Bitters is a fine
tonic; I use it in my family"
Scarlet fever, smallpox and diphthe-
ria are raging in different parts of Ohio.
None in Eaton. Don't want any.
"Raindrops on the roof" Of course
it drops on the roof. That's what the
roof is for.
Edison & Young sell Chambers Cy-
clopedia, the best published for the
ey.
Chimney sweeping must be an agreea-
BILE business, for it "soots" everybody
who tries it.
Few villages the size of Eaton support
a Street Commissioner-they come too
highl
Mrs. Mary Gray, sister of Joel Bowles
of this county, died at Antioch, Ind,
last week.
Boys Mittens zoe. and 25c., at Jos.
Woerner's.
Thanksgiving day wal observed in Ea-
ton without the closing of the business
houses.
Bangs are going out of style, and are
now only worn by ladies who wish to
hide q wrinkled forehead.
Butter and eggs if they keep going up
will be clean out of sight by Christmas,
and nothing for a substitute.
Silk Handkerchiefs in endless variety
at O. E. G. s., next to P. o.
The boy orator grated in the NJ. E.
Church on Friday evening last. Those
who heard him were pleased as well as
astonished at the prodigy.
The Preble County Bible Society has
a large variety of fine and cheap Bibles,
just the things for Christmas gifts. Call
on J. Chambers and examine them.
Canton ladies have organized a society
to furnish relief for the poor of that city
which is much better than bothering
about the heathens in India and Africa.
The Original Eaton Cheap Store will
open a branch for the Holidays at Fill
bert's clothing Store, next Monday, 18th
inst.
When a person is contemplating pur'
chasing holiday goods they always look
over their newspaper to see who offers
the greatest variety of goods.
It is surprising the number of persons
that will permit themselves to be swim
died by quack doctors travelling over the
country.
Judge Chambers made a Prohibition
speech at the NJ. E. Church one evening
last week, but not an "amen" followed
it. How is that?.
Elegant assortment of Christmas card
ataEidson & Young's.
The quieting, r~est-procuring qualities
as well as the ~far-reaching and powerful
CURATIVE cuCCI5 VI AgCA ShOAAy ASSoo
raj, render it the very best remed'
known for lung diseases.
W. W. Jefferson continues to receive
first class brand of oysters and sells then
as cheap as any other house in Eaton
He also deals in groceries Of the bes
quality.
Hobby Horses, Wagons and Carts 6
o. E. G. s., next to P. o.
With Christmas less than three week
away, Sunday School attendance ougf
to increase largely, as visions of candle
oranges, etc., float before the youthf1
eye.
ED. w. H. Orr left on Monday last
aid in a series of meetings at West Mi
ton, Miami county. Rev. G. w. G
ROUTE or A. w. Coan, of Dayton, WI
supply his pulpit next Sabbath.
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