The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-11-19
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
Let US have gas.

Scotch Gloves at Jos. W~oerner's.
Very rash-a boy with the measles.
Only six more Sundays in this year.
A very popular drink is .'the same"
Bernard & Smith, at Opera House, this
"wednesday evening.
1885 is on the ragged edge of its exis.
tence.
Wedding bells are now resounding
throughout the land.
The amusement season has not been
very brisk here this season.
New Buckwheat Flour and Corn Mea]
at E. H. Cooks, East Main street. 8
Natural gas is being discovered almost
everywhere they drill for it.
Hogs are bringing in our market 1925
for best.
Leaves have their time to fall, but the
price of eggs stay right up to the notch.
SIC. for Shaker Flannel-Mammoth
Dry Goods Store.
For fun and amusement, go to the
Opera House this "wednesday evening.
Northwestern Ohio is rapidly assum-
ing proportions as the great natural gas
region.
The use of weather signals by the use
of flags on high poles are becoming pop
ular in many towns.
It is reported that the Mackinaw road
will be finished to Lewisburg by the frst
of January. Bully for the Twin Valley.
Ear Muffs &c., at Jos. Woerner's.
Mrs. Irene Bunting, sister of L. T.
McCabe, died in Eaton on Sunday last,
in the 72d year of her age.
Fair Haven has q saloon now, and
there Is talk Of one being opened in New
Paris.
G. F. Brooke, ST., of the Eaton Farm
er's Bank, received a fawn per express
last week, from a Virginia friend.
Fine bars in Eaton will soon be no
variety, as we hear of several more to
appear shortly.
Go to E. H. Cooks, East Main street,
for bargains in all kinds of Groceries.
All of the teachers ofthe Eaton schools
expect to visit the Cincinnati schools one
day this week.
The street s'tooth p%uller" was in Ea-
ton several of the past days and done a
big business in his line.
There are many men with shocking
bad memories in the matter of a small
indebtedness, especially if it is a printers
bill for their newspaper.
For bargains in Cloaks, go to the Mann
moth Dry Goods Store.
John Townsend decorates the Demo-
GRAFT columns this week with a new adj
yertisement. See it and call in and look
at his stock of goods and notions.
Ed. Gordon, the fam ous rifle shot, will
give an exhibition OF the street with
glass balls this "wednesday afternoon
at 8 o'clock.
When is the Mackinaw railway to be
finished down through Twin Valley to
Germantown? Since Harkrider has been
seated in the Revenue department he
gives it up.
Cloth Gloves at Jos. Woerner's.
Our desire is to treat every man as a
gentleman, however we may
imagine his opinions. Life is too short
for strife-we may all differ upon politics
and yet be personal friends.
Promptness is the life of business. Pay
for the paper in advance and it will read
better, besides you will have the grati6-
cation of knowing that you gave the pa
per substantial, not worthy aid.
We expect to purchase new type for
our paper about the first Of December,
and that is a hint for those indebted to
settle their accounts due at this Office.
Don't forgetit.
Go to E. H. Cooks, East Main street,
and get a good two dollar Lamp for one
dollar. nov19-3
Our Commissioners ought to be willing
to appropriate a few dollars to keep the
Town Clock in good running order. II
they think we can't afford it, we'll raise
a subscription among u citizens.
The prospectus of Harper's Monthly,
Weekly and Bazaar, will be found in an
other column. These publications are go
deservedly popular as not to require any
recommendation of them to the public.
They are firmly established, old and re.
liable journals of first-class order.
Fur Caps, all styles, at Jos. Woerner's.
Everybody should go to Bernard &
Smiths entertainment at the Opera
House this wednesday, evening. The
troupe will give an exhibition that will
please and satisfy all who patronize it,
There is no doubt about it.
We have no Clubbing rates with any
other publication to offer with the DEM
ocRAT. Every etub should stand on its
own bottom" If the DEMOCRAT isn't
worth $3.50 a year, don't take it. Now
is the time to subscribe.
Don't fail to go to the Mammoth Dry
Goods Store for ladies' and gents I'm
derwear.
The Eaton Cornet Band, like one O
our good church congregations, has beer
having too many "bosses," and agreed
to dissolve. The loss of this will be very
much deprecated by our citizens. BOSS
ISM seems to be playing the devil will
many organizations in this country. 4
war on '.bossism" is needed.
Preble Court of Common Pleas con
vened on Monday last, Judge Hume OF
tho Ranch Tho Grand Inru mnr ohnrn