The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1877-10-18
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
Delightful fall, isn't itP

Pay the poor printer now.
Persimmons are puckering.
The temperance meetings continue.
Put up cur turkey for Thanksgiv-
ing.
Felt Skirts 80 and Coo at the Miami
moth.
Your "West"i is pulled down, young
man.
The corn will soon be getting its
ears pulled.
The crop of apples for sale in Eaton
looks WELL
1t is time for Indian Summer to be
peeping around.
Big fish and snake stories can now
go into winter quarters.
The money and hair of fool is soon
parted in the middle.
The new style hats look like a skill
let with the handle broken off.
1t is supposed that the man who
left the house was not able to take it
with him.
Plaid Dress Goods worth zoe for l2kc
at the Mammoth.
Detriek CHAMBER will have a sale at
his residence on Friday, Oct. 10Th.
Go to it.
The post Office department has de-
clared that all burgs shall hereafter
be spelled with the additional "h."
Air your wraps, look to your furs,
hide your straw hats and linen dust
ers, and prepare for the winter cam
paign.
The @tale of a mule" says an ex-
change. There is nothing in the tail
of the animal-its the heel where the
point is.
Long, shaded ostrich plumes, in all
the new shades of brown, bronze,
marine blue and maroon are shown
for dress hats and bonnets.
When proposing to a widow, the
question whether her first husband
is dead or divorced should be put as
delicately as possible.
The grand old forest is now regal
in its wealth of autumnal beauty, and
richly carpeted with a tapestry of
brilliant hued and variegated leaves.
We desire to impress the fact upon
the minds of our readers that the mer-
chants who advertise are the ones TO
deal with if you want to save money.
33c for a shoulder shawl (worth 5Oc.)
at the Mammoth.
Speaking of dancing, a clergyman
hits the nail on the head with the re-
mark that "people usually do more
evil with their tongues than with their
toes"
There is just one thing about it.
The lady who insists on carrying a
good share of her dress in her hand
has got TO keep her shoes tied up or
be noted as a sloven.
JOE G. HUFFMAN, Esq, was elected
Prosecuting ATTORNEY of Perry coun-
.ty by the handsome majority of 999!
That was enough, but he should have
had ONE more vote.
Colorado is endeavoring to make
amends. Having given the world
The potato-bug, she declines to further
vex mankind, and has defeated the
proposition for woman suffrage
Poor families can buy groceries of
Hen. Hill same as usual, and his
children will associate with the neigh
bors just as they always have, not
w~ithstanding his oENT-ennial triumph.
Fifty empty packing boxes very
cheap at the Mammoth.
A proposition is now on foot to
ship American poultry to England.
1t is said to be ofmuch finer quality
than English poultry, and will find a
steady market. Eaton will be in the
market.
The time when a man fully realizes
that woman's sphere should be enlarg-
ed, is when he finds that his washer
woman has mistaken his stockings
for his shirt bosom, and starched them
accordingly.
We feel so good over the result of
the late election, that we wouldn't
mind to see all those owing us for the
DEMOCRAT. Call in, gentlemen, no
excuse now, money plenty, these are
democratic times.
Good Jeans for 25c worth 40c) a 1.-THE
Mammoth.
A bite from a rattlesnake is some
times not more dangerous than a
severe cough or cold. A we'll meri-
ted reputation as DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup, and this remedy is sold by all
druggists. Price, 25 cents.
According to q law in Ohio, all
children from the age of s to IA years
are prohibited from working in any
manufacturing establishment, unless
they have been to school twelve weeks
the next preceding school year.
If ministers of religion were honest
and faithful, the poor and the afflicted
would not suffer as they do now, and
less money would be spent in build
ing and furnishing fine churches, and
paying opera singers to praise God
by proxy.
Canton Flannel re (wort5 10cl at
the Mammoth.
A few friends will go and bury MS ;
I'll a-A -