The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-12-17
Buckwheat cakes are ripe.
Mumers at Jos. Woerner's.
The Advent Season is here.

to Texas on q WISH.
Women's Victoria Over Gaitess VIC.
O. Lockwood's.
See the aazsmlke "New Ideal Gro
cery. 6dropin andmake a purchase.
friday a week will be Christmas
Well be at home.
County fairs areiust now ripe in Flo
rida-
The gate meetings have been changed
to CRATE meetings.
Just think of it! Only 1926 for a nice
Brass Library Lamp. at J. Rhea & Sons.
There is a saloon for every fifty voters
in Ohio.
Skating Kinks are heavily taxed in
many towns.
Ice men are getting anxious to gath
er at the river"
silk Handkerchiefs from zoe. up, at
Jos. Woerner's.
DIR. Ed. Pryor, of Aurora, Ind, is
visiting his parents at this place.
Pure Home Made Candies at Clint.
Illusions for the Holidays.
About four inches of snow fell here
last Saturday night.
The wood measurer had a good trade
last week.
Half-soling and repairing ofrubbers a
speciality, at E. 0. Lockwood's.
The Eaton Mandatory isssal run-
ming,
Eaton has sixteen groceries, sixteen
saloons and six meat shops.
1t looks now as if we would have a
white Christmas.
Pongee six Handkerchiets at Jos
Woerrer's.
Rev. J. a. Bratton preached at the
Opera House on Sunday morning last.
County Commissioners will not NEE
until first Monday in January.
Horses stolen from around here gen
orally stay stolen. Why is it?
Umbrellas, in silk, alpaca and ging
ham, at Jos. Woerner's.
Judge Hume is holding court in Eatol
this week. Will. give proceedings in GU
next.
The Ladies' Benevolent Society wi
hold a Mite Social in the NJ. E. Churc
this "wednesday evening.
Losr-On either Main or Barron st
a silver ear ring. Finder please leave q
DEMOCRAT office.
1t will save you money by going t
Rhea & Sons Cash Store for your Gre
ceries.
Christmas shopping has already con
menced, and our store keepers are looi
ing forward to a lively holiday trade.
Eli Fisher left last Tuesday for L.
Angeles, California, where he will spen
the winter with his son and son-in-lay
4 new story just out is called the "E.
itor's Pocket Book" We have seen j
There is nothing in it.
Gloves for all purposes at bottom price
at Jos. Woerner's.
Frank Dunlap has sold the largest
OF hogs SO far of any farmer around her
Tom Wilkinson got them.
The horse and buggystolen from Rap
Christman two weeks ago., has not bee
recovered yet.
In Butte City, NJ. T., maids and kite
en- girls are in demand at $40 wee
Let us go out, girls.
An immense assortment of Plush al
and other novelties for Xmas Present
at Eidson's Book Store.
Farmers in many sections of Butt
county are losing their hogs rapidly
hog cholera.
stDo into others as We would that OF
ers should do unto you," IS a magni
cent command to practice in every d
life.
Fashionable p~arlors now represe
every kind of furniture, and seldom &
two chairs, sofas or tables alike in p
terri or style.
Parents, see the bargains we are
fering in Boys Suits and Overcoats,
Jos. Woerner's.
Should the hustle increase in size as
has during the last six months, lad
dressed for company will soon be una
to sit down.
Young man, don't marry a "gilt
butterfly" Marry a gooi-looking 6
The butter will fly fast enough when J
get to housekeeping.
Over at Wooster, O., the temperal
excitement is on. More than one tn
sand persons signed the pledge in
week under Murphy.
Best editions of the Poets and popu
Novels for 75c. and 81, at Eidson's b
Store.
Teachers would doubtless be enco
AGED and pleased and children deligh
i!tarents would once in a while visit
schools.