The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1882-11-30
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

Good winter weather.
Tramps are not plenty.
Turkey rafting is in order.
ssTom and jerry are on deck.
Now you can "shut the door,"
Blind fiddler in town last Saturday.
Huskine Gloves at Jos. Woerner's.
Toy stores are assuming a holiday ap
pearance.
Eaton hog buyers offered Sc for the
best last Monday.
The squeal of the porker is heard al
around.
Wood is in demand at from 1915 to s;
per cord.
Toysl Toysl Toys! at o. E. C. S.
next to P. o.
Dressed turkeys sell at 10 cents a
pound.
Three weeks and three days more and
Christmas.
Eaton merchants are getting their hol'
iday goods.
The best overcoats for the least money
at Jos. Moerner's.
Our Steam Engine does well on dress
parade occasions. Wait and see.
About two inches of snow fell here last
c,.,lor ro0rnipO
Eaton tobacco market ranges from 2 tc
8 cents per pound.
Holiday Goods in endless variety a
the o. E. G. S., next to P. o.
If hens don't do better the crop OF egg
nogg viii be short and the price rule
high.
Main and Barron streets received four
loads of gravel ~ sown broadcast like
wheat. Bully.
High local taxes are death to any city
or town that is not making great public
improvements. Is Eaton doing it?
Gloves and Mittens at Jos. Woerner's'
Jos. S. Campbell has our thanks for a
brace of wild ducks. out of a dozen sent
to him from Illinois,
The Cicero of America, DR.. Jas. Head
Tey, will be the next lecturer on the Ly-
ceum course, Dec. 18th, 1882.
The theme OF Rev. w. H.. Orr's ser
mon next Sunday morning will be-
"Reasons for Thanksgiving"
Hobby Horses, Wagons and Carts a
O. Z. C. s., next to P. o.
The fire department want a pair o.
horses. Get 'em. They come high but
we ought to have them.
The Xenia Council passed an ordi'
nance requiring all saloons to be closed
at Z O'Clock p. m. Xenia is a moral Re
publican burg.
Rev. W. s. Bacon will preach in the
Universalist Church in this place, on
Sunday next, Dec. Sd, morning and eve
ming, at the usual hours.
Look out for the Holiday Goods at Jos.
Woerner's-useful and appropriate.
Thomas Jones, Newark, O., says
"Brown's Iron Bitters completely cured
me of weakness, debility and loss of APP
petite"
Billy Straw, who has been with Sells
circus during the summer season as an
advance contract agent, returned last
Friday to winter in Eaton.
The entire disappearance of m%utilatet
coin from circulation shows that a nui
sance can be abated if a proper effort Ii
made.
Silk Handkerchiefs in endless variety
at o. E. G. S., next to P. o.
W. A. Eidson's addition to Eaton il
beautiful. It is said a cellar and flow
ing well can be had on each lot of which
there are %. For sale to improvers.
VIII the County Commissioners pleas
appropriate 10 or 20 cents for the pur
pose of putting the Town Clock in sucl
q condition that every. little drift of snoy
will not stop its running?
Special bargains in Boys Suits. Com
and see them, at Jos. Woerner's.
Now visit the schools, see that tn
teacher of your children is doing his du
ty and see that your children are dom
theirs. In doing this you will be dom
yours.
It does not seem to be definitely ur
derstood that the hustle is not intende
to be worn with the scam skirt, and, i
consequence, a number of Searfuliy an
wonderfully made young women are see
waddling along the streets.
Toysl Toysl Toysl alto. E. c. S
next to P. o.
The report of diphtheria existing j
Eaton is false. There are no cases
the place that we can learn of, and "
have made dilligent inquiry. Person
sending news to newspapers should |
more careful how they get it.
An exchange says: Those who al
troubled by having their potatoes rot
the cellar, will find that sorting them o.
and then scattering some air-slacke
lime over them, will effectually put
stop to all decay.
Good Merino Undershirt and Drawe
% and &c., at Jos. Woerner's.
An exchange says that n of the mo
effective appeals ever made to a me-
man is that he can lead a Christian Ii
for one-half the sum it would cost him
be even a second-class sinner. Do
that account for SO many mean men |
ing in the church?
The rising of the moon about b
past s o'clock on Monday night last,
Charley Brookins' chimney, caused
alarm Of fire and turned out the boys tt
"run init de machine" The machi
was ready for work if it had been nee,
sary. Score one for Shewman.
Santa Claus has made his headqu