The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1884-10-23
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.


LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
Take down your awnings.
The lawn mower can take a rest.
Pawpaws are now in their prime.
To increase your trade-advertise.
Autumn leaves when winter comes.
These are piping housekeeping.
Trunks and Valises at Joe Woerner's.
Fresh sausage, pork and saurkraut are
now in season.
The nights are now much longer than
the days.
Thursday, Nov. eth, is Thanksgiving
Day.
This is an elegant time of the year in
which to pay the printer.
Now is the time to prepare for bad
spells of weather for the winter.
GLOVES! GLOVES! at Joe Woerner's.
1t is getting high time for people to
begin to look after the welfare of their
thanksgiving turkeys. Don't forget ours.
The Eaton P. o. will remain unchang-
ed on account of Mr.. Morey not getting
"thar."
Indian summer is coming but hardly
before we get the presidential election
out Of the way.
Turkeys are a good crop this year and
will be ready to harvest by Thanksgiv-
ing:
Roddy Reynolds died at the residence
Of his mother-in-law, Mrs. Dougherty,
i've miles west of Eaton, on Sunday last.
After the cruel election wars are over
the matrimonial market will open quite
brisk.
oyeralls, all the best makes. at Joe
Woerner's.
The melancholy days have come, the
saddest of the year; the weather is too
warm for whisky, and far too cool for
beer.
Cider presses are busy In the country. i
The apple crop has been good in spite of
all reports to the contrary. Vinegar has
a good prospect.
Hon. j. ]. Burns is one of the finest
educational lecturers in Ohio. He lee
tured before the National Teachers As
soeiation this year, and also at Lakeside.
Young men, have your clothing made
to order at Joe Woerner's.
There will be an afr of lonesomeness
prevailing when the drum corps and
torches are called hence. 1t will be an
atmosphere which the people can appre-
ciate, however
We neves remember seeing the foli-
age SO thick and green at this season OF
the year. The weather indicates the
middle Of August instead Of the middle
of October.
If there is no law to arrest and punish
the persons who have daubed the town
over with red paint, there ought to be.
There is nothing smart about such BUSH
ness, but exhibits a want of even ordi-
nary common ense.
Undershirts and Drawers for boys 25
aud 80 cents, at Joe Woerner's.
The wheat crop of 1884, according to
the bureau OF agriculture at Washington,
will exceed that of last year by one hun
dred million bushels. The yield per
acre will average about thirteen and one
third bushels.
The list of Premiums awarded by the
Preple County Agricultural Society,
though taking considerable OF our space,
will be found interesting. People want
to know how their neighbors Jared in the
distribution Of premiums.
Knit Jackets 75c., soc. and 81, at Joe
Woerner's.
Now hat the Indians have predicted
an open winter, and the squirrels have
done something or RETAINED from doing
something. which indicates that they
agree with the Indians, it will be wise to
prepare for the biggest blizzard on rec
ord. These old signs don't pan out as
well as formerly.
We clip the following in relation to
hog cholera from an exchange: off you
will open the hogs mouth you will find
two blisters back of the teeth o below
them on the cheek. Take a sharp in
strument and open these and make the
hog swallow the blood that flows from
them; then give the hog from one to tive
ounces of castor oil. Do this when the
hog first shows the symptoms of the di-
sease. This has been tried by severalin
this neighborhood and has proved sue
cessfuL."