The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1883-11-22
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

Leap yedE-1oof.
Butter, % cents.
Eaton is healthy.
Bracing weather.
Wheat, csc. to 81.
Shut the door now!
Buy Crouse's Knit Hosiery.
Rabbits are reported plenty.
Lots of corn husked this week.
Thermometers are going down.
Good hogs bring $4.25 per hundred.
Glovesl Gloves! at Jos. Woerner's.
JOS. S. Campbell will leave for Florids
in a few days to spend the winter.
Jas. Taylor has Dur thanks for a late
Toronto paper.
The DEMOCRAT will be run on the ole
time.
Laced Wool Shirts at Jos. Woerner's
Long cloaks of brocade velvet are rich
and very stylish; also expensive.
Give thanks next Thursday If you fee,
like it.
Eggs 25 cents. No egg-nogg now, il
you please.
The town was full of our rural neigh.
bors last Saturday.
Boys Wool Socks at Jos. Woerner's.
Celery for winter use should be stored
before freezing weather.
Merchants are preparing for the holi-
day trade. Plant advertisements.
Coal dealers smile now-bu. not the
stsmile" that the boys look for.
Whist and euchre parties are now in
order.
Crouse's Knit Cotton and Wool Socks
and Hose the best.
Anybody can "give thanks" They
are cheap, costing nothing.
A change of time on all railroads.
Don't forget it or yor will be left.
Skating business opened here last
week, but is now closed for repair.
The train goes down at $50 a. m. all
the same, but 5 $50 a. m. will do.
Knit Jackets, 6Oc., 75c. and 81, at JOS.
Woerner's.
Very little new corn has been brought
into market as yet.
Shooting matches will now begin, as
well as church revivals and festivals.
We consider the DEMOCRAT worth 81 so,
and offer no premium to subscribers.
Good fat hogs are selling at 4 cents,
but you pay 1215 cents for a pork chop.
Buckskin Gloves, 95c., at Jos. Woer-
ner's.
Diphtheria is making its appearance
again around us.
Chickens are reasonable in price; but
eggs-jehui
Ed. Lockwood has taken another an
gel into his garret-Tom Hilbert.
Eve was the lady who set the fashion
of gathering autumn leaves.
Patronize home industry. Buy Crouse's
Hose and Socks.
Women distrust men too much in gen.
eral and not enough in particular.
Confectioners are the only class of men
who charge pretty girls for taffy.
Turn back, oh, time, turn back in your
flight,
just to give railroads a little more right!
There are whispers in Eaton of a case
of wife poisoning. Further developments
are awaited.
Set your watches to the new standard
time and you will have longer to sleep
in the mornings.
Church congregations are gradually
growing smaller, more fashionable, and
less intellectual.
Save % per cent. on Gloves by buy
ing at Jos. Woerner's.
We think our town clock should be
run on sun time and let the railroads run
on whatever time suits their whims.
Charley Schlenker says he intends tc
astonish the people here with his stock
of Christmas toys.
It's SNOW use to talk about the wealth
er, whether it suits you or not. Winter
will reign before very many days pass
Don't turn the town clock back 2!
minutes to accommodate railroad crankl
OF any other cranks.
Grouse Knit Socks at Jos. Woerner's
An attorney who damns the Judge anc
abuses every jury that don't decide al
cases in his favor, is a perfect subject fo
an ASYLUM.
Losr-A black spotted sow with three
pigs, with a short tail. A liberal re
ward will be paid by Frank Deem fo
her return.
Mrs. Elizabeth Caspar, wife Of VIM
Caspar, and daughter of Jefferson Long
necker, died from childbirth on Tuesday
morning last.
Mems Gaps, So, 40 and so cts, at Jos
Woerner's.
Have you seen the latest style bonnet
Did you ever see the front of a Pennsyl
vania wagon2 They are similar in ap
pearance.
If you desire to make your children be
loved, or even tolerated by other people
teach them to be polite and take pride il
being ladies and gentlemen.
Our turkey for Thanksgiving is prom
Used. 1t comes from 'tBuzzard Roost'
and will be Democratic from "stem t
stern" Dick Snyder raised it.
It is estimated that there are some 81
thousand professional burglars in thi
country, and we don't see what is to pre-
vent a young lawyer from rising in hi