The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1883-11-08
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

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The straw hat has departed.
An open winter is predicted.
Crush Hats at Jos. Woerner's.
Beautiful weather the past week.
Preble county has 1872 pensioners.
Apples are high and potatoes low.
Rabbit hunting season has opened.
Look at F. P. Filbert's Majolica Ware.
The wood measurer is in his harvest.
Sweet cider is a scarce article this fall.
New style Neckties at Jos. Woerner's.
John FiIbert smiles oncc more-it is a
grill
Who fred the stables on the fair
ground?
The sound of the sauer krout "stom-
PERI is heard in the land.
Now is the time for farmer boys to hunt
coons.
DIR. Webb has bought Mr.. Covers
interest in the drug store.
The ice cream man in the country is
changing his sign to "oysters."
Who will furnish our thanksgiving
turkey?
If you want to ave % per cent, go to
F. J. Wilson's, Lewisburg, o.
Shot guns are in demand and the poor
unprotected quail suffers.
Buckwheat cakes, mince pies and sau-
sage are ready to pick.
Church committees are now preparing
for the oyster supper season.
Now is the time to pay your indebted
ness to the DEMOCRAT. Don't delay it.
Go and see F. P. Filbert's Maiolica
Ware.
About 5000 bushels of apples have
been railroaded into Eaton this season.
Roads were never better at this time
of year than row.
Halloween was not much observed in
Eaton.
Democrats will enjoy their Thanksgiv-
ing turkey this year.
The President has appointed Novem-
Der Goth as Thanksgiving Day.
Suits for Boys, A to s years, 50 and up,
at Jos. Woerner's.
If Eaton is to grow and prosper, Cor
poration taxes must be lowered. Too
high.
The fall purchaser begins to c the
advertisements to see where he can get
the most goods for the least cash.
We can furnish you on short notice
any class of job printing you may need.
From a one line card to a full size poster.
Beautiful Majolica Flower Pots and
Vases for sale at F. P. Filbert's only.
For two cents a letter can be sent from
any point in the United States to any
point in the Dominion of Canada.
The matrimonial market seems to be
booming pretty strong this fall. 1t is
said to be an indication of cold weather.
How the quail must be frightened by
shot whistling past them since the shoot
ing OF them has become lawful.
F. j. Wilson, of Lewisburg, is in Mich
igan, and his clerks are slaughtering
prices.
The impression grows that the pulpit
does not give sufficiently careful atten,
ton to character building.
Don't help to circulate any injurious
reports concerning your neighbors, even
if you know they are true.
Eight sledge-dogs viii buy a wife in
Siberia, but here there is no difficulty in
getting one for a puppy.
Silk Handkerchiefs %, 40 and 80 cts,
elegant varieties. at Jos. Woerner's.
f. NJ. Chrissman has recovered his
stolen horse. He was captured neal
Dayton on the public highway. The
thieves escaped.
The recent rains and pleasant weather
have brought out the wheat. 1t is no
much behind ordinary years, notwith
standing the lateness OF sowing this fall
The economical side of a woman
character shines forth with radianc,
when she succeeds in fastening an is
inch belt around a 22-inch waist.
See the Calf Front Knit Mittens TO
Toe. at Jos. Woerner's.
How would it do to postpone the cut
ting down Of any more streets until on
Corporation taxes are "cut DOWN.
Think of it, Messrs. Councilmen!
An excellent Article of cider, by tn
quart or gallon, Ear be found at Strodt
beck's bakery on Barron street, west G
the Court House.
A girl in Bloomington, H., says an ex
change, walks about the streets with
pet coon. Well, so they do here, onl.
we don't call 'em coons.
Fur top Kid Gloves, Soc, same yo
pay 81 for elsewhere, at Jos. Woerner's
At a private school in Pittsburgh tn
teacher asked the class in geography
"what is Ohio noted for?" and a young
ster answered, Democrats !"
The chronological Journal for Novem
Der is on hand. 1t is interesting as usl
al. Can't be surpassed as a monthly p,
riodical. Published in New York. Tr
it.
Don't put your Flowers away until yc
see F. p Filbert's Majolica Flower Pc
and Baskets.
With all manne of Sunday lawles
hess going on at home our churches al
o~ver-zealous in sending missionaries
Africa and China. Far off pastures see
the %greenest.
There is no surer evidence of gener
pisperity than the large number of me-
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