The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1882-10-26
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
Be kind to the poor.

1852 is on the home stretch.
Put away your politics now.
Now is the hunters season.
The comet is no more a curiosity.
Thanksgiving day creeps on apace.
Put on your heavy underwear now.
The chestnut crop is said to be large.
-Oyercoats at bottom prices at G. P.
Thum's.
The more medicine a person takes the
more he will have to take.
English urban hats will be all the
rage with the ladies this
Hens should be perfectly satisfied with
the price eggs are bringing.
Our merchants wear a broad smile now
that the fall trade has fairly opened.
Wool Knitting Yarn in all colors, at
the Mammoth Cheap Store.
Ice wagons have gone into winter
quarters with the s~prinkling cart.
Pick us a big fat turkey for Thanks
giving.
John Shaw, of Lanier township, has
ourthanks for a frst-class paw-paw treat.
Go to the church where yeu hear no
politics preached from the pulpit.
Arabnckle coffee at Is cents per pound
at F. P. Eilbert's grocery.
Never gamble unless you bet on an
Ohio election.
Democrats will feel like giving thanks
this year.
J.J. Kelley, business manager, "Child
of the State" gave US a pleasant call.
vigor, strength and health all found
in one bottle of Browns Iron Bitters.
"nackmetack,D a lasting and fra
grant perfume. Price % and so cents.
Sold by Webb s. Coover.
Every mechanic in Eaton ought to
take stock in the Building Association.
The burning of leavesin the Corpora
tisn is a great nuisance and ought to be
prohibited.
A complete line of Furnishing Goods,
all the leading styles, at G. P. Thum's.
Wonder if the Infirmary farm will raise
enough Of wheat this year to see it
through until.the next harvest?
Since the election we have added sew
eral new names to our subscription list.
Room for more. Come in, Democrats.
Try a package of Avena at F. P. Fill
bert's grocery.
"Child of the State" Opera House,
Friday evening, Oct. 9th. Secure your
seats and avoid the rush at the door.
The communication sent US on "Chro-
MICS" and signed "PETE," is too per-
sonal for admission into our paper.
Don't forget DIR. Willis lecture at the
Opera House tomorrow Thursday eve
ming. If You do you miss literary treat.
F. A. Bloom has i thanks for a bas-
ket OF the largest and finest sweet pota-
toes we have seeR this sseason-regular
Democratic ones.
The Council paid out s2s last Monday
night for the services of the FIRE compa-
ny at the Frum saw mill fire. Two or
three fires would purchase half dozen
telephones for the Engine ROOM.
Rev. Mrs. Lolita D: Crosby will preach
in the Universalist Church in this place,
on Sunday next 10Th inst, at 1o% a. m.
and at ~ pm. The public are respect
fully invited.
Buy your All Wool Blankets at the
Mammoth Cheap Store.
Don't think that every man you see
out early these mornings is dry and
awaiting the opening of a grocery for a
drink. It's the comet. 1t shines to the
naked eye for two weeks yet.
New California fruits of all kinds at F.
P. Filbert's grocery.
Geo. K. Wood, of Somers township,
sends us his new subscriber for 1885,
Every patron Of the DEMOCRAT can do
the same, if they want to, and thus save
twenty-five cents IN their paper.
Whoever puts up or has barbed wire
fences is responsible ORDINANCES done
to the stock of other people that come in
contact with it to their injury. Here is
something worth thinking of.
Hats, Caps and Trunks at Chas. P.
Thum's.
In the absence of Rev. L. E. Brown
next Sunday, engaged in a protracted
meeting near Harrison, o., Ed. JIM
Land of Harrison, will occupy the pull,
pit both morning and evening.
Go out in the damp air, or sit unpro,
tected in a draught, and your throat will
feel sore and your head uncomfortable.
You have taken a cold, which you car
remove as promptly as you received il
by using Ayers Cherry Pectoral.
The two comets lately discovered arr
said to be governed by no fixed princi
pie, but are a species of starry guerrillal
in space, bent upon smashing things
Let 'em smash, they can't beat the Ohio
election.
French pruns at F. P. Filbert's gro
Gerry.
We have the healthiest and p~retties
town in the State, and the sweetest girl
in the union.-[Putnam Sentinel.
Bro. Kinder, if you would get ava.
from Ottawa's frog ponds you wouldn'
make such outlandish assertions.
There is one class of people that tn
world would be well rid of, and they ar
the fussy, nervous men and women VIII
are always giving you trouble by worry
ing about matters that are of no earthl
interest or importance to anybody.
The REGISTER reports a case in GU
Court, dismissed at the cost of the Al
~torneys!" If such a way of disposing {
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