The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-10-29
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

Stovepipe jokes are ripe.
Time to make sour kraut.
All Halloween is coming.
Oyster suppers are now on.
And now comes tax paying, "the saddest of
the year."
of the year.
All Wool Pants $3.50, $500 and up, at
Jos. Woerner's.
Country people are coming to town more
frequently than heretofore.
Our public schools are moving along in a
very satisfactory manner.
The small boy with walnut-stained hands is
abroad in the land.
Payment of taxes is going on slowly at the
Treasurer's Office.
Householders are making a raid on screen
doors.
Our SOC. Blanket is sold elsewhere at
$3.50. Mammoth Store.
win Patton has returned after a trip through
the west.
Albert mum spent ounuoy AZ
The skating rink "professor" is ~crowding
the coachmen pretty sharply these days.
Short-haired ladies are destined to rule the
world. The coming man will wear bangs.
See the elegant line of Pants Goods to
be made to order at Jos. Woerner's.
A good many business men are counting On
getting even" during the coming holidays.
Prohibitory licenses are booming the skat-
ing rink in all directions.
Rev. G. Baughman will preach on the Re-
formation by DR.. Luther in Grace Ev. Luthe-
ran church on next Sunday at 2 p. M.
Farmers, you can save your hogs with a
guaranteed remedy. Call at Miller's Drug
Store and learn particulars.
You can buy the best Black Calico at
the Mammoth Store for 4c.
The long evenings are coming. Now is the
time to subscribe for a good newspaper-the
DEMOCRAT, for instance.
Look to your own interest now by laying
something by for winter which has many
trials laid by for you.
This is the time of the year to take care of
yourself and keep from taking cold. Keep
your feet we'll protected.
Now is the time to remove your grape vines
from the racks and pile rubbish over them to
preserve them during the winter.
Neckties, all the latest styles, at Jos.
Woerner's.
A country editor claims to have seen a e.
trifed girl. She probably discovered that
some rival belle had a bonnet exactly like
hers.
In the State of Vermont there are offered
for sale skating Kinks which cost $17 900 to
prepare for $500, or less than per cent. of
original cost.
A man does not have to belong to any soci-
ETY. in order to be honest. If man is honor
able he will pay his debts, treat everybody
right, and attend to his own affairs.
For bargains in all kinds of goods, go
to the Mammoth Dry Goods Store.
The mosquitoes have discontinued business
for this year. As far as We are concerned we
wouldn't complain if they were rich enough
to retire from business altogether.
There is said to be more silver in circula-
ton now than at any previous time in the his
tory of the government, and still we do not
hear much Of it iingling in our pockets.
Miss Mollie Brown has returned to her home
in FIT. Wayne, Ind, after spending several
weeks with her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
David May.
Umbrellas that will turn water 65, 70,
and 85c, at Jos. Woerner's.
Tramps are becoming numerous with the
advance of the season. The failure to enforce
the provisions of the tramp law in this State
has given them their old-time boldness and
arrogance in demanding food and shelter.
1t is not generally known that the Ohio
taxes in a school district may seud his chill
dren to school in that district without extra
fees if he lives in an adjoining district.
A man is said to be somewhat absent-mind-
ed when he thinks he has left his watch at
home, and takes it out of his pocket to see if
he has got time to return and get it before
train time.
The largest stock of Ladies ard Chill
dren's Cloaks at the Mammoth Store.
The Theo. Thomas grand concert at Rich
mond on Friday night last, was attended by
C. F. Brooke, jr., Henry Ressler, H. l.. Rob-
bins and wife, Henry Farr and wife, Mrs. DR..
Lovett, Mary Gould and Ida Brooke, from
our town.
The following, says an exchange, is a sure
preventive of hog cholera: Take one pound
ofcopperas, one pound of alum and two ounces
of blue vitrol; fuse and when cold, pulverize.
Dose, one tablespoonful to eight hogs every
other day.
Our business men are already preparing for
the fall and winter trade, and are receiving
their installment of goods. They inform us
that the prospect for increased business is
daily growing better, and that the outlook is
much better than for the past several years
Buckskin Gloves so, 75c. and $500 al
Jos. Woerner's.
An experienced gardener says that a sure
sign to find out if plants in pots require wet
ting is to rap on the side of the pct, near the
middle, with the finger knuckle; if it Civ,
forth a hollow ring the plant needs water, bu'
if there is a dull sound there is still moistur,
enough to sustain the plant.
1t is not generally known that hogs will ca
bituminous coal, yet such is said to be tn
fact; and it has been known for many year
that hogs which have access to coal mines o
heaps of slack or refuse coal are not subjec
to cholera. The remedy is a cheap one, an
any Ohio farmer can readily test its. virtues
Just received, % dozen Ladies' Fir
Under Vests-35c., worth &c.,, at tn
Mammoth Store.
A gentleman whose family consists of
wife and twin girl babies came in very LAT