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The following officers have been

AT regular meeting of Sim
cerity Assembly. No. 2147. K. ol
L., Sand Run. Ohio, the following
resolutions were unanimously
adopted:
WHEREAS, It has pleased Al
mighty God to call from our
midst our worthy and esteemed
brother, John O'Brion; there
fore,
Resolved, That we bow in
humble submission to the will of
Him who saith, mot a sparrow
falls to tie ground without His
care" we deeply sympathize
with the bereaved wife ard kin
dred Of our deceased brother, SIS
he was q kind and afectionate
husband and brother, and a duti-
full son.
Resolved. That our Charter be
draped in mourning for thirty
days, and that these resolutions
be presented to the family of the
deceased; also, that they be re-
corded On the minutes of the As
sembly and published in the
Hooking Sentinel.
J. j. FTNNEGAN,)
Il. 3. BRILEY, Com,
II. H. WOLF,
Dec. II, 1886.
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The second ball given by the
Crescent Club, at Mccarthy.
Hall, Monday evening,was a very
pleasant meeting. There were
about twenty couples presen,
and the dancing continued unit
long after midnight.
A superb supper was served
by Mr.. A. H. Brooke, of the
Rempel House, at II O'clock
Among those who were present
from a distance were A. /. Vorls
and sister, of Lancaster /; Miss
Ella Noyes, of Charleston, w.
Va; Mrs. Weaver, of Cheyenne,
Wyoming Territory; Miss Emma
Gear, of Cary. Ohio; George
WhItehurst, of Canal Winchester,
Ohio; Mack Cennel, Joe Gar
raghty and G. K. GouIden, of
Columbus.
The dances given by the Club
are in high favor. while the
club rooms are admir-
ed by all who visit them.
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DEEDS.

Daniel 6 Webster and wife te
Dennis Mccarthy, town lot NJ
10, Logan, Webster's addition
consideration s125, date Marcel
8, '54, recorded Dec 81, 's6.
John Risley and wife to Lewis
Green, quit claim deed, lot 266
Logan, date Dec IA, 'S8, recorded
Dec 81, 'S6, consideration SO.
S H Bright, administrator OF
Jane Pence. 10 Lewis Green, con-
sideration $3.50, dafe Dec q, 'S6,
recorded Dec %, 'S6, for lot 206,
noted above.
Robt Wright. ct al. to Board CT
Education of Good Hope twp,
fractional lot Al and full lot AZ,
Millville, Wright.s addition, con-
sideration $160, dated March lO,
'73, recorded Dec %, 'S6.
Board Education, Millyille Special
School District, to Peter Smith, same
tion S1a0. dated August -, 1896, record
ed Dec 22, 1885.
Thos Lax and wife to Geo d Riden
hour, sub. division of fractional lot No
8, s. n, T IL. Il 10, consideration $500,
dated Dec 90, 1886. recorded Dee %, 'S6.
Geo ID Ridenhour to Florence Z Lax I,
same property above described, consid-
GRAFTON the same, dated Dec 20, 'S6, re-
corded Dec %, 1856.
Peter Pence & vile to Nathan Pence,
101 acres, Benton twp, consideration
$500, dated March 81, 1856, recorded
Dec %, 1855.
Catharlne Pence, ct al, to A Fl Carnes,
came property, dated Dec 81. 'S6, con-
sidcration $500. Recorded Dec %, 'SS.
C z Haynes and wife to John Starkey,
90 acres, Benton twp, consideration
$500. date December Il, 1886, recorded
Dec s3. 1886.
II jackson and wife to Jas Dupler.
lot No 10 OF subdivision. lot No 4, 5 il,
Ward twp, consideration $1l5. date Nov
Is, 1896. recorded Dec 81. 1888.
4 J Nunnemaker to NJ Nunnemaker,
105 acres, Marion twp, consideration
$3.50, date Dec "a, $50, recorded Dec q,
1856.
John S Friesner to W S Friesner. lot
625, Logan, consideration $500, dated
Jan 81, 'S6, recorded Dec %, 'S5.
Jasper N Morris and wife TO John
X arshner, 10 acres S 2. T IL. 4 10, con-
SS2. dated July 6, 'S6, record
ed Dec 2S. 1886.
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MARRIED-On the 23d inst, at
the residence of the brides pa
rents, by E. G. Martin, J. p, Mr..
Emanuel Nixon 10 Miss Annie
d. BANTER, all of Washington
twp, this county.
On the 25th inst, by Rev. j. F
Williams. at his residence in Lo-
gan, Mr.. George d. Ridenour to
Miss Eva Myers.
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The open air concert given by
the Big Six Band. Saturday after.
noon, was an entertainment high
ly appreciated and heartily en-
joyed by the people. The selec-
tions played were we'll chosen
and skillfully executed. The
people should be proud of the
Big Six Band. The memb ership
consists ofsome of the best known
young men about the town and
it is their ambition that they
stand second to no other organi-
cation III this section of State
Let them be encouraged.
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Q. & M. ". .Ry.
Holiday Excursion Rates.

For December, oath. 25th, 3lst, 1886,
and January LIST, 1887, this company
announces to its patrons q reduction to
all points on the C. and NV, P. c. and
St. L. and C. St, L and P R'ya.
Tickets will bs sold at One Fare For
The Round Trip to Pittsburg, kCincin-
natl, Indianapolis, St. Louis, Chicago
ard all poIrts of interest between. Chill
dren unpsr ls years old one half the
single trio rate.
Tickets good returning until January
Sd. 1887.
For further information as to dates,
trains. ETC.. apply 20 C. W. v, agents,
Dee. t6-3E.
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1886. 1887.
HOLIDAY EXCURSION.

THE TOLEDO & OHIO CENTRAL RI
Will sell Round Trip Excursion
Tickets between all stations. at
Oae Fare for tho Round Trip
Christmas tickets will be sold Dec.
"a and 25th. New Yoar's tickets
Dec. 81 and Jan. let. Both Christ
mas and New Years tickets will be
good going only on dates of sale,
but will bc accepted. for return pass
ago on all regular trains, to and in
eluding Janury Sd, 1887.
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The parade of the Lime Kiln

The parade of the Lime Kiln
Club, Christmas afternoon, was
a great affair and created much
merriment on the streets. Crls
kiukle was mounted on a sulky
and drove just like Bub Voris,
but for goodness sake don't say
we told' you. The boys must
have some fun. 1t enlivens things
around them, and as long as it is
harmless, is the continuance of
old customs. The Lime Kiln
Club is a growing institution
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PROBATE NOTICE,

Notice is hereby given that the follow
Ing accounts and vouchers have been filed
In the Probate Court of Hooking countv
Ohio, for First and Final settlement:
Jacob Myers Guardian of Mary Z. Myers,
george W. Nyers, Anna VI. Myers and Dora
&. Myers.
And the same will come on for hearing
on tho lth day of January 1887, at 10 o :.
clock, A. NJ, or as soon thereafter as may
be convenient.
Dec 16-sw
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Miss Maggie Case, our yery @

Miss Maggie Case, our very eff
ficient Canal Collector. left or
Tuesday for a three weeks visit
to Columbus to see her sister
Emma, an attendant at the Asy-
lum, and then to Xenia to see
Masters Lew and Will Cook
We bespeak for her a pleasant
time, and assure her the canal
will be kept safe if only the cold
weather and good skating con-
tinues.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice IL hereby given that the follow
In accounts and vouchers have been filed
ing the Probste,Court of Hooking county
Ohio, for second partial esttlement
K. D.;McManiSsl, Trustee Of the .Estste
of Flora Fee.
And the same will come on for hearing
on the Sist CT December, 1886, at 10 o..
clock, A. L., or as soon thereafter AZ may
be Convenient.
W, T. ACKEI, Pro. JudSe.
Dec 0-1E
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COURT APPOINTMENTS.

On last Monday Judge Fries
ner made the following appoint
ment of committees:
To Examine Commissioners
Report-C. q. Buerhaus. Thos
Rochester.
Visiting Comm ittee-Mrs. j.
O. Rochester, Mrs. W. T. Acker,
Mrs. @. Il. Gould, Rev. l.. F.
Mittler, Rev. g. c. Hart.
Soldiers Relief Commissio n
R. o. Kittsmiller, 3 years; John
Hansen. 2 years; Wash Wyman,
l wear.
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THE VERDICT UNANIMOUS.

w. D. Salt, Druggist, Bippus, Ind.
testifes'.: can recommend Electric Bit
ter as the very best remedy. Every bot
tie sold has given relief in every case.
A man took six bottles and was cured
of Rheumatism of 10 years standing.
Abraham Hare, druggist. Bellvllle, o.,
affirms The best selling medicine L
have ever handled in my 20years' ex-
perience, is Electric Bitters. Thous-
ands Of others have added their testi-
mony, so that the verdict is unanimous
that Electric Bitters do cure all diseas-
es of the liver, kidneys or blood. Only
half dollar a bottle at f. Harrington's
drug store.
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On Christmas morning Charley
Beck and Harry Green, of this
Office, drove out to the Childrens
Home with many presents for the
orphans. The ladies of the Pres
byterian Church, we learn, also
sent many presents to the chill
dre1. 1t is a pleasure to note
that they were not forgotten.
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Mr.. Homer Hensel, one of the
most efficient young teachers of
our county, gave his school at
Oak Grove a Treat on Christmas
eve. The Scholars and Directors
desire thus publicly to thank the
Teacher for his pleasant enter
tainment: and express the hope
that he will always have a Christ
mas as pleasant as the one he
made for them.
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Pars0n GOuld's, Christ
mas Crack.
The old Man Standing Around
With a Chip on His Shout
der, and the Tall Of His
Coat on the Ground.
Who'll Tip the Chip, Who'll Tread on
the Tail OF the Coat.
INFORMATION MANTED.

IMPORTATION WANTED.
At an early hour Christina
morning, Parson Gould, as Is hi
daily custom, started q fire in tn
| stove st this Office. He was in
happy frame of mind because it wa
Christmas; be was happy becaus
it was not press day; he was hap
py because the natal day O
the lowiy Nazarene is a season O
joyful anticipation to the printer
even if he must at the outgoing o
the day, lay down among the bro
ken walls Of castles he 80 fond
lg builded in the early morn; b.
was happy as he contemplated th'
course OF the wise men folio wing tn,
trail of thes star that led to Bethlehem
he was happy as he thought of tn,
shepherds on the historic plains
he was happy because his sou
caught faint echo of that music
that floated d ,wn from the CALLER
les Of heaTen over 1900 years ago
Thus, while the Parson meditat-.
ed and filled bis pipe, faithful Ser
want for years, with Cavendish to-
bacco, there was an interruption
Themorning grew dark. Tho stove
lifted its rusty, old head and shook
it like a th'tg Of life; /; the antiquat
ed stove pipe arched its frail back.
while The geni of tho place sounded
the fire alarm from the chimney
top. The morning grew darker. A
dense cloud of ashes settled around
him, and the scene was not unlike
those described at the destruction
Of Pompeii. The Parson weakened
and he ''holIered. 1t was not a
faint cry, but as stirring as a bugle
blast. Then he burs. from the
cloud like young God, and the
morning grew lighter. The atmos-
,here was dense and tainted with
ulphur. The stove was "bust." >
some person lad loaded it for
year, some one who was far
way from the wild eyed man who
ished shooting stick from the
Iuoin box and denoninated the
ong of the stars distorted leg.
nd. just then the Parson caueht
he eye of the Professor and his
'eart was softened. The stove was
'adi y shaken, and the lid was bro
zen into many pieces.
We will give q thousand dollars |
n bad accounts to find ont who
,aded the stove and We will double |
he amount, if the psrson guilty of
ho act, will tread OF. the tail of the
'arson's coat or knock the chip
rom his shoulder. We would
,ake $4,000 cut of extra, giving
all particulars of the tragedy that
'ould follow, and hence be able to
i've banquet on New Years day.
The Parson has almost persuad-
d himself that he could safely make
ffidavit that the culprit is Ben
Thite or the Gas company. He is
.rengthened in his belief by the
.nor of Ben Whites story at Jack
loyds party, and the mysterious
ctions of tho Governor at the gas
.ctory.
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MORTGAGES.

Lewis Green to S Il Bright,
admir- of Jane Pence, decd.
1856 6e on lot 206, Logan two
notes, due in one and two years
from Nov 81, 'S6.
N K Barnes and wife to George
Risley, 5000 on lot 35S, Logan,
due on or before Dec p. 'S7, in
terest at 81 from date.
VIM Alexander and wife TO d
II Risley, 1925 on 120 acres, S II,
7 Is, Z II, due one year from
date at So.
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SIGN or "B1G BOOT" LOGAN, 0.

Rev. Moore, of the Presbyte-
rian Church. preached at the
County Infrmary, Sunday after
noon.
Mrs. Weaver and Mrs. Benja-
min, Of Cheyenne. Wyoming Ter.
ritory. are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Mumford.
Captain Cora Chambers, Of the
Salvation Army, at Nelsonviile, O..
was assaulted by Wilson Kontner,
Sunday evening and was severely
injured.
Mich Gear, of Harmison's store,
and sister, Miss Emma. who has
been the guest of Miss Nell Van
atts for several weeks, started
foy their home at Cary, O., Tues
day morning.
T. F. Mccarthy, Manager Of
the Ashland Coal Co., Ashland.
Wis, is spending the holidays
with his family in this city,
Dick looks first class.
John II. KRISTEN, Fred Magle
and VIM Courson gave a social
ball at Hartman's Hall, Thurs
day evening. Dec. 23d. There
was a good attendance and dane
ing was kept up until a late hour.
We will lay wager that Green
COW can eat more hay. COW pump
klns, jump higher, kick harder and
get into the pound more frequently
in a given time, than any COW in
America. 5he is not q sooner COW,
but New Years COW.
Tritsch & Stiers. the popular
young merchants, gave the
clerks Of their stere a banquet,
Tuesday evening, at the Mont
gomery psrlors. The evidences
of,good will existing between en-
ployer and employee in the Val
ley this year, are hopeful signs. !
Charley Smith, agent of the
I. & O. r. Z. Co., at Corning.
spent Christmas with his mother
in this place Charles is looking
well and reports plenty of work
in the Sunday Creek Valley.
Mr.. Robert White, of near En-
one of our oldest and
most esteemed patrons, made us
a pleasant Christmas call last
Tuesday, and renewed allegiance
to the Sentinel for the next year.
A. L.Guist, an old and respect.
ed citizen Of near New Straits
vile, and a fast friend of the
Sentinel, was in this city last
week and gladdened the heart of,
The printer with substantial ia
vors. |.
We received last week an invita- I
lion to attend a re union of the [
at Galllpolis, Tuesday ev-
,nlng, December 2Sth. 1t was i'm
possible for us to be present, but
re feel safe in saying that it was a J
.rand affair.
Passenger train no. 3, on the
). II. V. & 7. R'y., was one hour '
ate Monday evening, through a
angular accident. The whistle
vas broken off in some way and
III of the steam escaped from the {
,oiler of The engine. :
E. B. Comfy, Superintendent of Z
he Motherwell Iron & Steel Co, d
ave a banquet to sixty of the a
of the Works at the II
'arlors of VIM. Montgomery,
christmas night. Q
Will Shorr and Eddie Kesslcr A
ave an enjoyable dance at Hart fl
lan's Hall, Monday evening", a
Ve acknowledge the receipt of L
n invitation 10 be present and '
re sorry that our engagements v
ere such that we could not ac- q
snt it. "
A Chinese Concert and Lecture ra
10 be given at the Rink under G.
10 auspices of the ladies of the
Church, Tuesday, Jan. ar
|. To the tickets bought h.
advance are attached coupons, ed
hich entule the hoider TO a Chin
e souvenir Tickets. IS and 25
nts. Supper Will be served in
N ~ be-
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UCKERS
HEAT MARKET.

/. In the Kellar Building.
NJ. Sohu Ucker viii upply the public, at
his meat shop IN Ksler's Building with all
kinds of the very best Keats, At reasona able
SHsss. Meats of all kinds constantly on
tsnl. The highest price paid for fat sat
} - esp aad hoSs. January 9. l4ss
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For Sale.

Pig-Thoroush bred P boar
pig for IS 60. Just one Lett.
Homer L. Wright,
Dsc. 22-2 wks.
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.
Estate O; Samuel Stewart, Decd,

The undersigned has been duly appoint
ed and qualified az dministrator with the
will annexed OF the Estate of Samuel Stew
art. late Of Hooking county, deceased.
Dated this 10th day OF, December, A. d.
lSd9. JOHN u WOLF.
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Harlow White, TIE agent OF Hoster's
beer in this place, following and old
custom. presented each Of his customers
with keg of beer Christmas day.
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Hindoo Doctor.

T.v. ROY. the well-known Physician
taurant, Mrs Rodgers, Main st, opposite
James Block. He treats all chronic and
contagious diseases of both sexes, without
fall. Dec, Hw
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The Courts.

PROBATE CoURT-MARR1AGR Ii
CENsEs.
Chas McClelland and Susar
Babb.
| George Roller and Mary !
Collins.
George " Goodlive and Martha
E Cagg.
Charles N Kisher and Mamie
Palmer.
George D Ridenour and Eva
Myers:
Thomas Lake and Alice Nj
hizer.
Pearl Barrell and Minnie Nc
Kee.
VIM S McCauley and Laura
Blackston.
VIM IN johnson and Mary A
Williams.
SALE BILL
OF Henry Federer, administrator
of Susanna Crupper, filed Dec
80, 1856. Amount of sale $124.76.
SETTLEMENTS.
G w Brehm, admir- of Mary G
Burns, filed his second and final
account. Dec 90, SO. For distri.
button 1916 I3.
Eli NJ West, admir- of Abigail
Stump, filed his first and final
account, Dec Is, 'S6.
Samuel Parks, ex'r OF the will
of John 7 Karshner. decd, filed
his second account, Dec %, 'S6.
Peter Polling, ex'r of the will
of Elizabeth Polling, filed his first
and final account. Bee %, Sc.
JOURNAL ENTRIES.
Irwin Haynes, admir- of Miner;
va Hedges VS. Hall, Shenk l. Co,
ct al. Petition to sell real estate
and appointment OF G W Brehm
guardian ad-litem Of Georgia,
Ulicca, Ulysses and VIM Lutz.
minor defendants in the petition
in the case.
Irwin Haynes. admir- of Miner
va Hedges, decd, VS. Hall, Shenk
d. 20 ct al. Petition to sell real
estate to pay debts. Petition
granted and sale ordered and
leave for mortgages to file an
swer in twenty days.
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Will Bu,in and family, of P,
Pleasant, ". Va, spent Xmas ir
this city.
DR.. Finney. who has been or
the sick list for some time, j,
improving.
Mrs. Weiland. of New Lexins-
ton, is visiting the family of John
B. Stedem.
There has not been a burglary
in town for over a week. This is
encouraging.
Miss Ella Noyes, OF Charlesto n,
". Va. is tha guest of Miss Ster-
RET in this city.
D. u. Willard and wife spent
Xmas a: Baird's Furnace, guests
of Mrs. N. j. Baird.
Mrs. r. w. Hansen, of Nelson
vile, has been visiting friends
here the past week.
The Christmas exercises in the
different churches in this city
were very interesting.
Charles Kinlie and Ohas. and
Gus Weiland, of Columbus, spent
Christmas in this city.
Hiss Dora Hansen, who has
been attending school Fat Della
ware, is at home on visit.
T. Fl. Teuscher, of st. Louis,
No.. is spending the holidays
with his mother in this city.
John Murphy. of the Delaware
University. is spending the hoIi
days at his home in this city.
8. d Bright delivered an address
at an entertainment at the NJ. E
Church, Webbs Summit, Christmas
eve.
Mrs. Ella Guerin, of Athens. |
spent Christmas with her sister,
Mrs. Thos. Sunderland, in this
city.
Charles Bumgardner, of the
Logan Manufacturing Co., spent
Christmas at his home in Lam
caster.
Ed and Pete Rectenwaldt, of
IT Pleasant. W. Va, are guests
of their fathers family in this
place.
Johnny Helpman leaves this
week to accept position on the IIli-
lois Central q, r SIS telegraph op-
erator.
H. D. Kreig, of Nelsonville,
spent several days of the past
week with his father, family in
this city. i
Howard White, who has been
attending Medical Coll ege in
Chicago the past year, is at home
on visit.
Nr. and Mrs. @. F. Eisele and ,
children have been the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles McLain the
past week.
Mack Connel, Joe Garrahty, ,
and G. K. Goulden. of Columbus, Z
the Crescent Club dance,
Monday night.
Lloyd Myers, Superintendent /
Of the Water Works at the Peni- S
Ientiary, spent Sunday with his '
family in this city. a
Miss Jessie White, who has
been attending schoolin Indiana,
IS spending her vacation at her t
home In this city. Q
Andy Crawford, onei of the =
teachers in the Monday, Ohio, r
schools, is spending his vacation
It his home in this city.
E B. Green has retired from the . .
anagement of the Winona Fur u =,
bee. His place will be taken by =
Tint Ferguson, of Buchtel. y =
Billie Magle fell down a stair "
Vay at the Logan Manufacturing q
20. factory, Monday morning,
nd was seriously injured.
Capt. Poundstone, of Buehan IN
n, w. Va was the guest of hiz u
rother-in-law, j. F. Comfy, ~
'hristmas day, in this city. IL,
wi
Look out for the Grand Concert es
the Rink, Tuesday evening, Jan. c.
l. 1887. under the auspices of the co
Idjes ofthe Prcsby;erian charch.
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The Management Of the Hock.
ing Valley Fire Brick Co. present.
ed their men with two chickens
apiece for thoir Christmas din
ner. Young Meldrim who has
been in the employ of the com.
pany for a long time was pre-
ssnted with a fine double barrel
shot gun.
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Miss Ustic, of Washington c. II :, is
be guest of Miss ,Bl anche Ambrose
this city.
Miss Mary Beck, of this city, spen.
Chris tmas with her brother Joseph, o,
Columbus.
Mrs Ned McManigal of Columbus, is
visiting friends in this city.
Mrs. Frank Kersh, Fan estima.ab,e
lady and daughter of Francis Kessler,
died at her home in this city, Wednes-
day morning of Consumption.
1t was discovered last Monday that
the boiler at the Woolen Factory was
ina very bad condition, and Mr.. Tritsch
Is making arrangements to put in O
new one at once. 1t was fortunate that
the defects were discovered before there
was an explos ion.
Episcopal Services at. Grace
Chapel, Friday evening, Decem.
ber 31st, at Z o'clock. Sermon
by Rev Il. M. W. Hills, of Ian
caster.
Mike Kinlie made a mistep
Xmas eve, while coming out of
a door and broke one OF the bones
in his ankle. Mike is on crutches
and doing as we'll as could be ex-
pected.
Mrs. W. Il. Acker and family
and Mrs. c. AZ. Gould, are visit
ing friends and relatives in Lam
caster this week.
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