The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1883-11-29

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paper indicates that you owe over a
years subscription. Call and settle be-
fore January l, 1884.
Old papers for sale.
Quail shooting is over.
Sunday was a spring day.
No ice harvest this winter.
Almanacs for 1884 are out.
Eaton has no skating rink.
Buy Crouse'sK Knit Hosiery.
Hogs are low and corn poor.
Christmas comes on Tuesday.
Nobody has missed a train yet.
Good hogs still bring from 81 to $4.25.
Nobody is complaining of dry weather.
Don't forget that it is tax paying time.
Laced Wool Shirts at Jos. Woerner's.
The time between drinks has not been
changed in Eaton.
The fellows who owe the printer kick
against the time being standard.
House your farm implements and save
money.
Cloves Glovesl at Jos. Woerner's.
Hang the horse thieves, barn burners,
rapists and train wreckers.
Considerable corn is said to be rotting
in the fields.
The ice men think they will hardly
"eather at the river" this winter.
Boys Wool Socks at Jos. Woerner's.
The Burglar Alarm Bell" is taking in
this county.
The tailor don't make the mamie
only gives him ''its."
Pedestrians take the sunny side of the
street now.
Grouse Knit Socks at jos. Woerner's.
As winter comes On eggs command q
higher price.
Lottery men are never selfish. They
don't refuse to give a poor devil a chance
The constant feeling of being "played
out" and fused up" can readily be re-
moved by using Ayers Sarsaparilla.
Buy none but the best-Crouse's Knit
Hosiery.
The beautiful snow" poetry iend
anxiously awaits the first chance to u n
burden his mind.
If he don't write to you now, girls, he
evidently does not care two cents about
yo#.
Some inhuman wretch has invented &
barbed wire front gate, but they dom
sell worth a cent.
Mems Caps, So, 40 and so cts, at Jos
Woerner's.
We are q liberal cuss-here are GU
thanks to everyone-they cost nothing
That is about the size of it with millions
Ice in November that will bear a duck
Makes a winter of mud and muck,
says the epoick," and it looks like it.
1t is reported that oysters are dying
We know they are disappearing yer
rapidly.
Save 25 per cent. on Gloves by buy
ing at Jos. Woerner's.
The NJ. E. Church gives a Thanksgiv
ing dinner to-day (Thursday.) Weldon
know the price of it.
Our merchants are receiving new good
daily. The enterprising ones are Away
before newspaper readers.
The latest SANDER on the dude is ths
one bumped his head against a cobwe
stretched across the sidewalk and ha
to be carried home with a cracked skull
Patronize home industry. Buy Grouse
Hose and Socks.
Isaac Young and family left for Coz
nersville, Ind, on Tuesday morning las
where they will make their home in IL
future.
John n. Kramer, north of Eaton, hs
a steer killed by lightning last week.
was insured for 500 and he got his m
ney.
Buckskin Gloves, &c., at Jos. Woe
ner's.
Who viii secure the largest list of su
scribers for the DEMOCRAT and get Il
peck of prize wheat from Tennessee,
fered by our old friend Tom Brennan?
A Defiance county man claims he h
succeeded in claiming up the devil al
doesn't propose to let him loose a
more. Delinquent subscribers shou
not take stock in the report.
Mr.. T. A. Wheeler, tuner and repa
er of Pianos and Organs, will visit Eat
about the 18th of this month. Ordt
left at the jewelry store OF C. G. Schiller
er will receive prompt attention.
The only way to improve the OPP.
House is to remove the engine room a
Council chamber from their present
cation and make an entrance on Bari
street. That is the way it should h.
been built firstly.
Brethren of the Dunkard Church '
find a stock of plain made Coat, Pa
and Vest and Hats at Jos. Woerner's
Ayers Pills are a convenient rem,
to have always at hand. They are
g~ar-coated, easy to take, effective to
crate, sure to bring relief and cure. II
are efectual in a wide range of disea
which arise from disorders of the stom
and digestive organs.
If you want Christmas Presents, s
as Dressing Gases, Oder Cases, To
Sets, and Brushes, see the samples
Miller's Drug Store, and then leave '
order before Dec. 18th. [nov.