The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1886-11-18
DEPARTMENT.
Coal has advanced.


Get your snow shovel in order.
Knit Jackets at Jos. Woerner's.
It is said the. rabbit crop is large.
S1sOveralls for 75c., 1t Jos. Woerner's.
Rev. J.. H. Bratton will leave Eaton
shortly for Macomb, Ill.
Court of common pleas will open here
next week.
Fat hogs are selling in Eaton at from
$500 to 1915.
All kinds Of smoked sausage can be
had at John Lander's.
Quail hunting has been lively around
here the past week.
OF course it would get cold after the
election.
Uncle John Geeting killed the boss
deer Of this season.
Mrs. Anna l.. Donohoe, of Camden,
spent Sabbath in Eaton.
Odd Coats s1.ss, $1.se and $3.50. Odd
Vests from Soc. up, at Jos. Woerner's.
Thomas and Jeremiah will soon ar
rive.
The leading question: Elbow is your
t~urkey?"
Mr.. Johns, formerly of the Reichel
House, Was in Eaton last week.
Pulled Knit Wool Mittens &c, worth
4Oc., at Jos. Woerner's.
The blizzard crop is likely to be large
this winter.
Eaton market for wheat is 20 cents per
bushel. Corn 20 cents.
The finest can and bulk oysters at
John Lander's.
We will observe Thanksgiving day
lust the same as il Jones had been elect
ed.
One thing IAN be said in favor of the
ice a If he has any left over he
doesn't warm it up for breakfast.
75c. q yard for Corduroy, worth 81,
at Jos. Woerner's.
You often hear a woman say, "There's
no use talking" but she doesn't think
so just the same,
The election;is over-now call and pay
up what you owe On subscription to the
DENocRAT.
Mrs. Carrie Wilson, OF Kansas, is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Cash Stephen
son.
Frank Ramsey has Dur thanks for
about a yard and q half of most excel
lent sausage of his own manufacture.
Wool Knit Socks l5c. and o0c., at JOG.
Woerner's.
Poor "Bob White"-the true friend OF
the husbandman-is being numerically
slaughtered now.
Mrs. Jno. Grouse and Mrs. May Holmes
will 60 to st. Louis, Mo-, this week to
visit their son and brother, Chas. Grouse.
If you want to buy a thermometer we
advise you to wait until next month";
They will be lower then!
a collection of over 500 was raised at
the NJ. E. Church on last Sabbath. They
"shel out literally there when called
called on for the good Of the cause.
Show Knit Socks, the best made, at
Jos. Woerner's.
DR.. Walker, President of Oxford Fee
male College, will preach in the Presby-
terrain church next Sunday morning at
10 $50. All are invited.
Judge Jas. Gilmore is now a resident
of Eaton, having moved from Barnet's
Station to the old Alderman homestead
on the east side of town.
There will be no need of importing
sauer kraut from Germany this year, for
the cabbage crop is n of the largest
ever cut from its stalks.
Mems and Boys Winter Caps at JOS
Woerner's.
There are some women who wouldn't
be happy in o mansion in heaven unless
they could clean house about once every
three months.
AS hot whisky is said to be a sure cure
for diphtheria, We expect to hear of al
increase of the disease among adults THU
winter.
Nothing pleases an absent friend 81
much as to receive a copy of the old hom'
paper. just send that absent friend
COPY of the Democrat n year and se'
If our assertion is not correct.
ANY one wishing a barrel of frst-clas
cider, will do well to call at John Ian
der's before purchasing elsewhere.
The old Barnet farm and mill proper
ty was knocked off by Sheriff Peters Oh
Saturday last at $14,520. Cheap enough
Marcus Claypool, of Muncie, Ind, wa
the purchaser.
Muhlers, cashmere and silk, from SOC
up, at Jos. Woerner's.
The prospect Of the two bridges clos
to Eaton being finished for use this wiz
ter looks favorable at present. The wor
Is being done as rapidly as the weathe
will permit.
Over 100 prominent Republicans in Ell
ton have signed a petition asking for th
appointment of Hi Robbins as Audito
for the ten months interim. They al
branded as "mugwumps' and. "yello
dogs" by the gang.
Boys a to 9 years sizes) Overco'
81. so, $3.50 and $500, at Jos. Woerner'
There is a family named Heaven at LunG
Island. Wonder if it is a pleasant place
90 to.-Greenuile Courier.
As that would be as near as you W
ever get to the place called Heaven, v
advise you 'sto go to" Lundy Island.