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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-03-29
PERFUMES.

There is no p rfume more general.
ly agreeable than the clean, sweet
odOr or orris root. Violet sachct
powdc'. II of a very fine quality, and
so faint as 10 be the mere suggestion
OF a perfume, is generally peasant.
Rose, musk and other stronger scents
give many an unpleasant sensation
OF faintness or even nausea. and are
always open TO the disagrccablc sus-
plcion OF being used for counteract-
ing purposes. After al, as Henry
Ward Becchcr said; There is no
smell so universally pleasing a. no
smell" and abSnlut" daintiness of
persons attract far mtrI than any
perfumery can do. st. Louis Post.
Dispatch.
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MARY ami Ter Little Lamb.

IL there hoy or girl in all this broad
cUuhtrv who has not heard of Mary aad
her little lamb? The one. You know,
who followed her TO school one dav,
and made the children laugh OF course
everybody knows abolt the little crea.
turo, and perhaps has sighed TO think
that II went the way of all mutton
years and wears ago.
Perhaps the great ajority of read
ers, when they grew up 10 he men and
women, came to the conclusion that
Mary and her lamb were both tictions.
D. much ~ the old woman who lived in
a shoe. or Cinderella; but. strange to
say, there was II Mary, and also a lamb,
and the wOrld.famous dittv was found
ed on fact. The author was Sarah j
Hale, who died in Philadelphia, some
years ago, at the age of eighty-six. The
lamb, AS previously remarked, must
have died long ago, and on December,
10, 1889, the heroine of the poem
breathed her last.
Her name was Mary L Sawyer. She
was born in Sterling. Mass. in 1906.
and in that town the famous lamb epi
sode is said To have occurred.
II does not appear that Mary other
wise distinrris"7 her."lf tho" ~ 49,
mg the la .- gives us
the assura. ; vas kind
hearted girl IN that respect sho
maintained he. reputation until the day
of her deah.
Her married name was TYLER, and az
Aunt Mary Tyler she was known by
every body and esteemed hy all.
Thus the famous trio disappear from
the earth, Mary and her lamb and tho
woman who made them both renowned,
The poem itself is ono Of those imper.
ishable things like nie "Iliad, which
generations yet 10 come will read with
undiminished pleasure. There is no
use specializing as to the cause of its
popularity it has come to stay
Golden Dags.
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Three OF Them.

A little RrooNlyn girl astonished
her mother the other day by her pro.
ficiency In pathological pursuits.
Mamma" said she, there are three
kinds Of 'hy's, aren't there" What
do you mean, my dear;' responded
the mother IN surprise. "well. 4"
swcetly lispcd the little one. there's
one by when you 30 10y some one on
the sidewalk, and there's another
when you 80 Ia the store 10 buy
something, and then there's b. go,h.'
The mother was not long in Tea hing
the conclusion that her daughter
rceded a little careful instruction in
the minor morals. New York Tib.
unC.
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,npttaL Labor mud Ind..,r,,,.

Four hundred enployes of the Benwood
(W. Va steel and iron company returned
to work and during the week several more
will start The works have been Idle
several months.
The striking miners at Wampum Pa.
have at last yielded to u lJper cent. reduc.
tion and went to work. Tney have been
out over a month
At Harrisburg, Pa, the Chesapeake nail
works, which have been ide several weeks
resumed operations, giving employ ment 10
l7j men.
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'rime mud peunIti..

VI. q. Ba,din, a wealthy land owner in
Matagorda county, Texas. criticised his
negro laborers for not doing their work.
Later tiity OF them went to his house and
killed him. Sixteen of the ringea ers have
been captured.
At Rose llill To-, the bodies of John Reed
aged 20 and Eta Shaw, were found hang
ing To a tree, the couple having committed
suicide. No cause is known. They were
both members Of respected families
Five years in the penitcntiary at hard
labor was the sentence imposed in the
United States court in the case of Lerov
Harris, the Buffalo, y. Y, money order
forger.
At rolleston near Hammond, ind. James
Conroy and William Cieary, employed a
me on th' ostJh .,nootIng club
ground, quarreled with Albert Tooker and
were getting the best of the argument when
the latter drew pistol and fired SIX shots
killing both man. Tooker took to the
woods. 4 vigilance committee has been
organized aud farmers armed with shot
guns and rifles are securing the woods
Tooker will be y ,ched if captured.
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Take no Substitute for
Royal Baking Powder.
1t is Absolutely Pure.
All others contain alum or ammonia.
A sugges,ion to hRricuI,uris,s

bulgarian peasants have given up
grain growing to a great extent and
are raising roses. Altar uf roses ia
now worth from $40 tosl5 for eight
teaspouniuis. II seems that Bul.
Rafian farmers could give points
about changing their products 10
some apriCuituriSts ut the eastern
part Of the United States. who con.
unue to produce small quantities OF
wheat In competition with the west,
instead of paying more attention To
fairying and tp the production uf ar
ticlc, for which AN the cities furnish
q profitable market, - Rochester
Herald.
SpME things are called sweet which
cannot hC tasted.
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One Alternative.

When boy IL interested in what
he t. saying, IL Is hard for him e
think how he says IL.
"Now, Tommy" said the school
mistress, "you shouldn't say Win
done it;' that isn't right"
Well, then, Willy lied about il. >
said Tommy Chicago News.
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BEYOND OUR BORDERS.

Al Pat2cuaro. Mexico, six young women
were drowned in PaZcrnio .ase by the
sinking or row ooat wnicn spranga n leak.
bold attempt IN Corea to blow up the
king and his family by dynamite has just
been frustrated. One thousand pounds of
powder we're found under the palace floor
Twenty seven ploltes will be put to
death.
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Pictures.

The preservation Of pictures has
become n topic OF mucn considera
tion in London. Probably the most
successful experiment that has been
tried is placing the surface Of the
pictarc, he IL OF canvas or paper, in a
vacuum, thus protecting il from the
usual atmospheric action which is sc
detcriorating.
WHEN IL comes To conversation the
barber has the edge On us.-Galves-
ton News.
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Reports received by Secretary Coburn OF
the Agricultural Department at Topeka
Kansas. indicate that the Kansas wseut
crop is IN excellent condition. A few un-
favorable reports have come from the
southwest, but generally they are very
encouraging. The farmers have commenc
ed to plow for spring crop.
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends TO personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than Others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
thc needs Of physical being, will attest
the valuo 10 health Of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
Its excellence is due to IFS presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
at 10 the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax
atiye; eflectually cleansing the system,
dispciiing colds, headaches and ievcrs
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction TO millions and
met with the approval Of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and il is perfectly free hom
every objectionable substance.
Syrup If Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in soc and 81 bottles, but il is man
uiactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute ii offered.
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Exhaustion OF the British Fisber,c.

Scientific Investigation shows that
the seas around the British coast are
being exhausted Of fish. The subject
is receiving very grave consideration,
and In all probability there will have
to he very elaborate means estab-
lished OF restocking the English
waters.
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No1r VIE C8l hU. s,'Cru .rur,es ioi 81:
,oI nee \! Wu;it O., ingiiHpo article. in the
irlf liu'; Nud mail IA" Ortic. 90 y Han,
ChaIlr. ton, :. g., .tu save -. Your vile ~
Lou,N, NoJr aye, ai,l 80 viii Han Le. lI,e
cs taiO.uc,
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DIR. Kilmer's SWAMI RooT cures
AL Kidney and Bladder troubles.
Pamphlet and Consultation free.
Laboratory Binvhnmt,u. n Y.
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The Word "yapsbund."

"Vagabond' was once only a trav.
eler going from Place 20 place on
pleasure or business.
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m.nu-r-. Accidents nnd rn,nii,,..

Three persons were fatally iniu'ei by an
explosion of an ironer in a laundry at Chi
cago. The injured are g. NJ, Moore fore
man; Peter Gubranson, employe; Mrs.
Mollie Evans, empioye. All scalded by
steam.
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Hno. o.Mo., M>s,el-en1&8,'

"Goldcn Medical Discovery cures con
sumption which is scro.uG Of the lungs },
10y is wonderful blood purifying, inNiRorat
ing and nutritive piOpcrtics. For weak
lungs, spittingo Of blood. shortnyssof breath,
nasal Catarrh. bronchitis. severe coughs,
asthma, and kindred affections, IT Is Il SOW
ereign remedy While it promptly cures the
sevcreSt coughs, II strengthens the system
aud purifcs the blood.
Golden Medical Discovery does not make
fat people more corpulcnt, hut FOR thin, pale
puny children, ms wcll as for adults reduced
in flesh, from any cuuse, II Il the greatest
flesh builder known to medical science
Nasty cod liver oil and its eniulsiOns, OTc
net 10 be compared with IT in efficacy. II
rapidly builds up the system, aud Increases
the solid feM and weight of those reduced
below the usunl standard Of health by
wasting diseases"
To brace Up the entire system after the
grip, pneumonia, feycrs, and other prostrst
ing acute diseases to build mp needed fesh
and strength. and TO restore health and yigor
when you feel "run.dow - and used up "
the lest thing In the world is DIR. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery. II promotes all
the bodily functions, rouses oVCry organ into
healthfuI action, purifes and enriChes the
blood, and through it clesnses, repairs, and
invigorates 'he e,,tire system.
A Treatise on Consumption, giving numer-
Gus testimonials with phototype, or half topc,
portraits Of those cured, numerous refer
ences. also containing successful Home Treat
ment for chronic nasal cstarrh, bronchitis,
asthma, aud kindred diseases will be mailed
by the Worlds Dispenssry Medical Assocla
ton Of Buffalo, n Y, on receipt OF six cents
i'm stamps 10 pny postage. Or Tho People :
Common Sense Medical Adviser, 900 pages
800 illustrations, mailed for tl,dO.
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An Imported Farm.

wonderful stomach y0rr""tur pcscIa".'.
,'.lls. becClIalu'a-nU others. 20 Ceuts "a box.
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AT Philadelphia Heling's barrel manu-.
factory aud Is residences burned loss, sl50
600
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THE NEW CHINESE TREATY.
China viii Prohibit the Emigration o.
Iahurers to This Country.

China win Prohibit the Emigration OF
Laborers to THIS Country.
Following is the treaty that Secretary
Gresham has concluded with China.
BY article | China agree 10 prohibit
emigration of laborers to the United 81 ties.
Article relates TO the return of register
ed laborers who may have gone back To
China, leaving in this country properly OF
the value Of II coo or more, II applies also
TO the lawful wives and children OF such
registered Chinese,
Article 3 specifies the right of Chinese
officials, teachers. students, etc. coming &c
and residing In The United States,
Article 1 guarantees on the part OF the
United States the safety of the persons and
property OF Chinese residing in tins coun-
try.
IS article the United States recognizes
the right of the Chinese government 10 en-
force in case of American laboteTs residing
in thinn. resulat ions similar TO those made
applicable TO Chinese labOrefs in the Unit
ed States.
Secretary Gresham is negotiating for 8
new commercial treaty with China, which
il consumaled will greatly increase Ameri'
can trade in that empire.
A Bank Cashier Murdered.
Frederick Bonnemant entered the branch
bank OF the san Francisco, Cal,, Saving
Union and presented To William Herrick,
the cashier, n note written in red ink, de-
manding money and threatening 10 blow up
The building with nitro glycerine in the
event If refusal.
Mr.. Herrick returned the note TO Bonne
mant without a word. when the latter drew
a revolver and fired. killing him instantly.
4. $. Melvin, a book keeper then shot and
slightly wounded the assassin. who fed
followed by crowd loudly threatening to
lynch him After an exciting chase
Bonnsmant was captured and Jailed
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l. sold ou Guarantee. II cures Gnupcrt Con
sumption; il j. the Best toIrh are. ~. "a II
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: 'rs's IN China 1s is patron .sini
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Rows ThtsI
We ofer One Hundred Dollars Reward for
tnN case uf tatRrrh that cannot he cured by
Hall atari Cure.
+. j. CurNry & Co. Toledo. ~.
We, the undertign,d, have known 2. i. che
noy for the last II year, and uoiieVc hun per-
fectlN honorable In all business transactions
snd hnsnc ally shi" io Carry Out any oul'ga-
ton made 10y the firm.
WEST 4 rHUAN, Wholesale Druggist. Toledo
Ohio.
wALpi>G. K,S,AS & MAuvI., Wholesale
. Druggists, t.. ,, Ohu.
Ha ~ tstRrrh cure j. taken Internally. not
tuV directly upon the hloud and mucous sur
ttces of the system. Test mon Hls s,nt free.
Price, dc. per bottle. Sol by O., Druggists.
Gas pipes are made OF manila PAPER
ed with asphalt.
.tf "r-. ~ -. Oat. rrop onr Er.. seed.
Th.Frtn sro,ol,, sIno,i unIr,r!-1f, vel.
was sr'po:.pl' tl' l'ba \. salA,r sccl o.,
~ Crosse, Wi.. 10y Franz Winter. Of Mun.
tana. VIA rl,p'ri -, bl,tcl e. Crcat >or,h
crn Oa,s, rnr r.jl'y tilcl ,nl irrigated same.
aai b"lc .ct the' ia 1874 q" cti grow .rpu ono
buS'irl of Great y r,hcrl OttS thr,, lunircl
hu a"is. l,'sa wonderful ~. lr Yov WI.
ctr TGi. orr 80 SFNu o. with S. hostage tn
thrrH,v Grn yll !!rtc We samnlr yat.,re
ofnboyc oats AMI the,r mammoth farm ,c,I
,ata'o.l,. a
Tor TuuoAT DisEtsPs, Cuions. CONS etc.
cficytugl rr'ioi T. found in iLU uso ur 'B,ou'n's
H'0irkti. Jt".ftS.' Price g ,Cnts. SID Oa. "a
boft,
Dutch country houscs are decorated with
lssenus.
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- SrHEAD DTttt~ NEWS ihu,cpIu,l''hl CON
= taiuiug iI'uustVd I. uiu-.u utI- Ir'I'trr'
IhNsluiius utd tIltpI rui e. and ittrtt. .it,l1lt
~ ,lriug tIu,rr sc vI'lou' 'h, tu,fy. tttHffN Tar,
NutW nud N'vf't ps'us't. l,hal'rnL" itr world u
show the tvtUs usu ba'' ut.I hntl'u iu 'h' last
Nrtk s.I'rsuNs vi. W'tt at7t llup WthvutU lui's
tu'.t diruutul frH lu uf a. h'Ut 4,I' we'll S'u
stamp fur l,ut. consultation I'r 10 pll Ni 's'.
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Dutch country houscs are decorated with
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Tor Tnno At DisE ,sPs, CuyGns. CuLus. etc,
cfcv tuEl rr'iot - tnund in tie uso ug "Biouus
Br0HfkG1. Jtu.tcS.' lrlc' q cents. sid OH. ~
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stG G-p-. ~Lr.. oot.r,om oac IRE. seed.

Gas pipes are made OF manila rap,r coat
ed with asphalt
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+ N u l3 '0A
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We have paid Ia onr curiaM'ir In - dsNs,
lr"fir pA,u iwicc each Munth, money rRu by
wiindIn~n any time; s2U io slUu can Ia Invested
write f1r Information.
FISHER n Co, Bankers aud Hrakrrs,
~ aud 40 BrondwH New YORK
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HoodS';ss:';d' Cures

Hoods Ssrsapsriila. and although vas com.
plctely discouraged. a. n last chance resolved
to give II n trial. After taking one bottle no
th. sixf hnttle
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1894-04-12
DESERVING PRAISE.

We desire to say to our citizens,
that for years we have been selling
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, DR.. Kings New Life Pills,
Bucklin's Arnica Salve and Electric
Bitters, and have never handled rem
idies that sell as we'll, or that have
given such universal satisfaction.
We do not hesitate to guarantee them
every time, and we stand ready to re-
fund the purchase price, if satisfactory
results do not follow their use. These
remedies have won their great pop
ularity purely on their merits. Ray
Humiston, Druggist. z
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More Mud.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Scherlie, of
Dundee, were in town Saturday.
Miss Alice Cunningham went to
Fulda, Wednesday on a visit to her
sister, Mrs. Emil King.
Rev. G. B. Augur, of Fulda. atten-
ded the Y. P. S. G. E. social at this
place Friday evening.
The Magic Lantern Exhibition of
Wor1d's fair views at the school house
on Monday eve. was quite we'll atten-
ded.
Miss Rose Gragert left for her home
in Egan, Saturday, after successful
term of school in the primary dept. at
this place.
Mrs. F. G. Brake and daughter
Grace returned to Fulda Wednesday,
after few days visit with friends in
this place.
The Y. P. S. G. E. entertainment
and social held in the church parlors
Friday evening, was success socially
and financially. '.-.
Miss Sarah Wander Wege came
down from Pipestone, where she has
been working, Thursday and will stay
home this summer.
The Ladies Aid society of the
church here is progressing finely, and
quite number have recently joined.
There was election of officers at the
last meeting, and the ladies were very
fortunate in securing Mrs. Joubert as
President for another term.
"G1RL BACHELOR"
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Rushmore News.
TSend a postal card and order the
ADVANCE sent to your address.

Wheat, so. W.T.
Flax, 1.25.
Oats, % to %.
Corn, % to Is.
Barley, 30 to IS.
Potatoes, IS to 10
A new creamery is going "
right away.
Seeding is about finished in this
locality.
Sherman Wood was out buying
stock this week.
E. Stonebraker, of Milwaukee,
was here Tuesday.
DR.. A. N. Cheney was here the
middle of last week.
A. G.. Perrin and wife spent last
Sabbath at Summit Lake.
E. L. Wemple and wife drove
over to Ransom, Tuesday.
J. H. Dryden is grading up and
clearing around his new house.
Geo. DeWolf has purchased lot ]
Blk. 16 of A. G.. Seney, sold BY b.
L. Wemple.
E. H. Myths of Adrian spent
last Sabbath with Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Schaefer.
E. A. Burridger, Supt. for +. H.
Peavey & Go. was looking after
business here Monday. III
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Schaefer an d
Gertie will spend Friday and Sat-
urday at Worthington.
Frank Coy killed 10 geese, 10
ducks, Is or 20 brant and one
(deer) "Dear'' last Tuesday; it's a
fact.
F. II. Willard and FRIEND, of
Sioux Falls, we're duck hunting
Wednesday, but we have not got
the substance of their hunt yet.
All elevators and warehouses
must be moved within 30 days
from 10 to 30 #. to make room for
the depot and other improvements
which are to be made.
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fects Of this very unusual change will
~ 1yo,,~1

fects Of this very unusual change will
be is very uncertain.
But with all vegetation being in
such forward condition, the pros
poets are that farmers have sustained
great injury.
A new job for me was recovering
potatoes I had planted. On looking
I found some of the sets frosted, but
as the ground was loose, though
mixed with frost, the recovering
deeper was but light job.
If no great damage to crops has
resulted from this extraordinary
change in the weather, farmers here
after need not be concerned, nc
matter how severe the changes may
be. . ".s ,......@ ~.
Times here, as in all other sections
of our country, have been hard
It has been difficult to obtain the
same amount of money, though now
people seem more reconciled to the
changed conditions, and are adapting
themselves to the new situation
What money is earned goes SO
much farther in it's purchasing pow
ers than in the past. With the open
ing of another busy season we sell
dom hear word in regrad to hard
times.
Like Mobiles County, Mimi, old
Adams, of Ills, is on the move, pro-
crossing. This section being roll
ing country is more adapted for
grazing purposes, consequently there
is but little increase of population in
this portion Of the county; but most
of the small towns are increasing in
population, and our county seat,
Quincy, is going ahead at a rapid
rate, making great strides towards
being large city. The people of
old Adams are proud of its county
seat, Notwithstanding many of them
to get there have to travel the full
length Of the county, 30 miles or
more.
That reminds me of how often I
have wondered at the objections of
a portion of your citizens to Worth
ington being its county seat. It is
easily accessible by trains from all
parts Of the county.
AS to the site of Worthington it
would be hard to improve on. Worth
ington is far ahead of it's rival at the
West End in every respect.
Respectfully,
John Sykes ST.
Beverly Ill.
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BUCKLIN'S ARNICA SALYE.
The Best Salve in the world for
Cuts, Bruises. Sores, Users, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores letter, Chapped
Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and Skin
Eruptions, and positively cures Piles
or no pay required. It is guaranteed
to give perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded. Price rs cents per box.
For sale by Ray Humiston Druggist.
~. an ...." IS l year.
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Winter still fingers.
Frank Eggleston is hauling
baled hay to Rushmore:
A brother of Knute Low, of st.
Paul, is here on visit.
B. W. Pope has rented land on
section 10 and will break it and
SOW to fax.
Rumor says that the MILFORD P.
O. in this town will be closed tenn
porarily.
r. W. Moberly was looking after
his farming interests in this town
last Saturday.
A prairie fire on the Kanaranzi
last Thursday night burned some
trees on the Clark place.
Mrs. McCreath wife of Hugh
McC reath died on Tuesday last.
The body was taken to Adrain fol
burial.
Sunday was rainy in forenoon
in the afternoon we had quite 6
furry of snow, enough to whiten
the ground. It stayed till Monday