Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-11-06
Be careful of fires.

A severe winter is again predictet
+ Corn topping and cutting is no
i'll order.
Out of season-Ice cream. In sc,
son-Oystcr stews and whisky pun:l
| The loafers' regiment is now o.
duty.
| The rage for lace is going up
has now reached the cars!
To save from % to 90 per cent by buy
ing your Clothing at Joe Woerner's.
Prussian blue is to be one of th,
fashionable colors this fall.
1t is feared that the epizootic viii
return again this winter. Hope not
If dog days are over, and the alma
macs say SO, the dog nights are not.
See prices of ready made Clothing al
Jos. Woerner's.
We want but one Turkey Tor oui
Thanksgiving dinner. Don't all our
friends bring it on that day.
Turkies are beginning to hunt the
topmost branches of the trees in all
ticipation of Thanksgiving.
Lager dashed with whisky is the
latest beverage out. 1t is called Mo
doc" but is not popular in II town.
Walking about with the baLy at
night is defined by a young married
man up town, as the ''home circuit"
We hear of hog cholera in this
county. Several persons lave lost
fine lots by the disease.
Great credit is due the many Re-
publicans, who by their votes assisted
in the election of William Allen.
"The good die young" That's the
reason some people we know bid far
to live forever.
Those persons who have been TAX
ing the DEMOCRAT for two years and
paid nothing, must have singular ideas
of how an editor subsists.
Camden has a Young Mems Chris
tan Association. Why can't Eaton
have one? Probably an "Old Mems"
would be better.
Allen is the first Democratic Gov
ernor chosen in Ohio, since the days
of Gov. Medill, who was elected in
1S53-twenty years ago.
These are the happiest days of the
year: when school boys can Il off
and go after hickory nuts and walnuts
and steal apples and cider.
Subscribers knowing themselves to
be in arrears will please settle their
little bill and gladden. the heart OF
the printer.
Our Republicans, like Jonah when
the whale swallowed him, feel very
much down in the mouth, al the cleo
ton of William Allen.
The early advent of winter this
season is something hat beats the
memory of that slime honored" in
dividual the oldest i%nhnbitant
Long waists, tight sleeves and high
will be the distinguished charac-
of feminine street garments
winter.
During the nva in Ohio, Noyes
attempted to burlesque
Allen by saying that he is
old fossil. The old fossil was too
for him.
The Radicals of this place have a
hard time trying to explain why they
were defeated. The explanation is
easily given. The people have ~resolv-
ed on honesty and reform.
Half a pound of shot judiciously
administered to sympathetic cats at
season of the year, will bear fruit
increased hours of slumher.
A lady up town on receiving a tel
egram a few mornings since remarked
''that the hand writing on the envel-
.pe was familiar but that on the dis
patch was not"
If promises were good food we
be living at the top of the
country all the time. We get an
abundance of them in payment for
subscription.
The girl of the period is APPLY de-
scribed as wearing her nose below the
of her chin, and her forehead a
lower. The "ruff," which, of
necessity, encircles her neck, sets out
like a futed salad-bowl, and her top
knot is strikingly prominent.
Cold weather is believed to be fay
orable to the existence and spread of
and in view ofthe approach
of winter, it would be a good idea for
those who have not been vaccinatcd
to have the matter attended to at
once. ga stitch in time saves nine"
Quail and Oyster suppers are now in |
vogue. Several have come off within
the last few weeks, and given general
satisfaction to all participants. We
are a standing candidate" for all SIGH,
and would have it distinctly under
stood that our "form" will never be
so crowded but that we can find room