The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-11-09

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prevail. Go in girls.
The campaign h over, now getready
to pay your taxes.
Have yeu tried Rossman & Ham,
bidge's new bread baker?
Cardinal red is now fashionable in
syerything-except naturafhairs -;
To keopsyour>s secret is wisdom, but
to expect others to keep it is folly.
This seasons bonnets will require
fewer ornaments than has been usual.
The school boy isnow polishing up
his coat sleeves with the end of his
nose.
The corner loafer is prospecting for
more comfortable localities TO plant
himself.
VIM. A.. Huffman will sell a lot of
horses cheap, Mt the Court House, on
Saturday next.
Bro. ISAAC Morris, of the tPiqua
Helmet" was in Eaton on a visit last
week.
Stir, stir, stir, from morning till
night, is the song of the ap%ple-butter
maker.
Coon and postum hunting is good,
and these birdsare said to be fat and
saucy.
Don't forget to attend Huffman's
horse sale at the Court House, on
Saturday next.
Prepare to- wear your crayats long
er and wider, gentlemen. That's
what they say.
The women have got through buy
ing fall hats and are now ridiculing
each other't selections.
Many a man heard of the He'll Gate
explosion and looked at his mother
in-law and sighed.
The next gale that sweeps from the
North will bring TO our ears the price
Of skates.
If you want a cheap andgood horse,
attend Huffman's sale at the Court
House on Saturday next.
A local, feminine flirt says men are
Ike colds easy to catch, but very
hard to get rid of. It's getting 10 be
the "cold season." we think.
Since the Presidents Thanksgiving
Proclamation turkeys have been
searching for the highest roosts.
Foliage plants, especially the dark
red colors are used for trimming
dresses Of palo blue or cream color.
Boxes govern the wor,d-the cart
ridge box, the ballot box, the jury
box, the bsad box and the pill box.
The season is near at hand when
the rural beaux and bellies will shake
the light bomhestic toeip the.maze Of
the giddy dance
At this season Of the year, . well
filed hickorynat tree viii draw a
crowd of boys better than any Sun
day SehooiifrtRe State.
How doth the big and lazy tramp
improve each shining minute? By
"going through" your house at night
and stealing all that's In it.
Our old stauch democratic friend,
Mr.. GEO. McK1NsTRY, of NATION,
ILL.,, has our thanks for his promptre-
mittauce. Long may he live.
Don't take over six per cent. inter-
est in the affairs of your neighbors
that is enough for all practical pur-
poses. A large %percentum, or even
that amount compounded would be
practicing usury.
The farm residence of Mr. James
Myler, one and a half miles west OF
Eaton, was entered ON Thursday night
last while himself and family were
here at the Democratic j~ollification,
and a pocketbook containing $l5
stolen. Babcocks, Belknaps and 6hep-
herds everywherel
Any person that wants aGodey's
Lady's Book" the oldest and best pc
riodical in the country, and the DEM
ocRAr for 1915 for the year 1877, can
have them. With them you will also
receive a fine engraving, "The Moth.
er's JOY" worth the money paid fol
the two. Send names and money be-
fore first of January.
Hereafter we hope to devote more
attention to local affairs, and fill VI
the paper with a greater variety o
miscellaneous matter. On the princi
pie that the end justifies the e i
,he only apology we offer for SO mucl
of our space being devoted, for sever
al months, to political matters.
Mrs. LUCINDA DoNoHoE had sever
al fine pots ofhowers. stolen on Sat
urday night from the front of her res
ideace. She,would be much oblige'
jfthey were returned.
Some folks wax exceedingly wrath.
when the world refuses to conform
to their own peculiar way of think
ing, and they wound the finer feel
jngs and shock the good sense OF thos
whom they come in contact with, b
their jnsnlts and abuse, which is al
ways The last argument resorted t.
BY tbs ysnquished, shallow-patet
;. ssotist, who 10 enchanted by preju
dies.a and lost to sli reason.