The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1886-11-25
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
Remember the poor.

Cold weather is predicted for Decem-
Der.
Turkey, oysters, celery and cranber-
ries are in demand this week.
Window Shades at Woerner's East
End Bargain House.
Last Saturday was a very pleasant No
vember day.
There is an opening in the Presbyte-
rian church in Eaton for a good pastor.
No Auditor, in short time no Recorder
and no Commissioner! What a country.
All kinds Of smoked sausage can be
had at John Lander's.
As tax-paying time approaches it gives
q business-like appearance to our court
house and the treasurer's office.
Despite the favorable fall for outdoor
work, many farmers have yet consider
able to do.
Odd Goats $3.50, $3.50 and $3.50. Odd
Vests from SOC. up, at JOS. Woerner's.
Take care of your horse when you
drive to town, or the S. PC. A. may pick
you up.
Fifty-six years ago last Saturday Alb
ner Dunlap dropped into Preble county
from "Old Virginia"
Floor Oilcloth cheap at Woerner's East
End Bargain House.
Eggs are now selling at 20 cents per
dozen, with a prospect of q rise in the
market.
There are over 5000 inmates at the
Soldiers Home now, and over 800 alb
sent.
The finest can and bulk oysters at
John Lander's.
Esq. Mclean says the next ting in
West Alexandria will be street cars. All
right, Squire; spread yourselves.
Roller skating is commencing again in
neighboring towns, but it does not prom
Use to DO the craze It was last year.
Pulled Knit Wool Mittens &c, worth
40c., at Jos. Woerner's.
A woman's beauty is most perfect when
it is backed up by intelligence. A news
paper hustle is just the thing.
Epicures have decided that scalloped
oysters are the best tasting, and the best
way to cook them in the world.
Picture Frames and all styles Albums
at Woerncr's East End Bargain House.
A solution Of the servant girl question
is for the wives and daughters to DO the
work they want some one else to do.
The lecture season has arrived. Let
as have plenty of them in Eaton this
winter.
Scarlet Wool Shirts and Drawers See.
each, at Jos. W~eerner's.
Court is in session and the Grand Jury
grinding. Judge Hume is on the Bench
for his last term. Full report next week.
DR.. Walker of Oxford, preached a SER
mon in the Presbyterian church last Sab
bath, that received considerable praise
from those who heard it.
Any one wishing a barrel of frst-class
cider, will do well to call at John Lam
der's before purchasing elsewhere.
Preparations for putting in the electric
lights are going on in Eaton, and should
nothing happen to prevent, our town will
be lighted with it about the holidays.
The issue in next spring election is
going to be municipal reform, less fool
ish expenditure Of money, less debt and
lower taxes.
School Books at reduced prices-Woer-
ner's East End Bargain House.
A new county Jail is to be erected at
Ironton. Something of the same kind
has been badly needed here for a num-
Der of years.
John Deem traded for Chambers en-
tire stock of iewelry, clocks, toys, &C.,
on last Friday and is running it out with
a rush.
75c. yard for Corduroy, worth 81,
at Jos. Woerner's.
John Deem will sell out at cost the
stock of clocks, watches, chains, pins,
knives, spoons, toys of every description
&c. Call and see, in Chambers room
Going! Going! The stock of jewelry,
clocks, toys, etc., etc., lately owned by
j. Chambers. Now is your time to pur,
chase cheap goods of the kind.
g. A. ko,k yUh;to nro,, Sh;-x So ~,
money at Jos. Woerner's.
Miss Pearlie Straw entertained a mum
Der of her young friends with a party OF
Thursday evening last, at her home OF
west Deem street.
Rural newspapers that give So and 81
worth of advertising to large city jour
mails for an exchange, ought to starve t.
death.
Wool Knit Socks 15c. and 2Oc., at Jos
Woerner's.
The ladies of the M. E. Church wi
serve dinner on Thanksgiving day q
city Hall from IL to 2 O'Clock. Price c
dinner, 25 cents. Lunch, ice cream an
CAKE In the evening.
The days are growing %provokingl
short at both ends for those who hav
anything to do. To those who haven
it doesn't make much difference wher
the day begins or ends.
Fancy Goods for Holidays, at Woe1
ner's East End Bargain House.
We notice that more horses hitched
Eaton have blankets on them now tina
there used to be. This is probably par
ly due to the existence of the S. P. c.
in Eaton.