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BUCKLINS' ARNICA SALVE.

BUCKLINS' ARNICA SALVE.
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. 1t is guaranteed
to give perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded. Price 25 cents per box.
Forsale by Ray Humiston Druggist.
IS / year.
The Worthington advance., 1894-09-13
THE WoRTHlNGToN ADVANCE.

Rheumatism, neuralaga, head
ache and pains Of every kind insanity
relieved by Johnson's Magnetic Oil.
$l.W size, so cts; SO ct. size, rs cents.
Ray Humiston.
The Worthington advance., 1894-09-13

A fine steam roller grist mill for sale
or exchange for land. almost y new
plant. Owner in other buSipess.
31-tf ns NJ. E. LAWTON.
The Worthington advance., 1894-09-13

A nice 100, only three miles from
from good town in Butler county Kan.
to trade fol land in Mobiles county,
MINI, will take wild or improved land.
33-tf NJ. E. LAWTON.
The Worthington advance., 1894-09-13

The working hours of clerks are longer
than those of carpenters and masons in
many cases. o.
The Worthington advance., 1894-09-13

Alarge part of the works of Ben JON
son were destroyed in manuscript by
Gre which burned his house.
The Worthington advance., 1894-09-13
NJ. E. Lawton has farms for sale
farms to rent. farms to trade for town
property or live stOkck. 23-tf

NJ. +. Lawton, Worthingtcn, MiDn.,
buys and sells farms and city property
at home and abroad. 3l.tf a
The Worthington advance., 1894-09-13

r. GOOD ROOMS FOR RENT
Furnished or unfurnished. Enquire
Of 5l-tf L. B. BENNETT.
The Worthington advance., 1894-09-13
Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Medal and Diploma.

Stock of all kind always for sale b!
4 ,3l-tf n. E. LAWTON.
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less. 'No," said she, ut is blu-a'-iRAes
bouquet which Is bokay, you know. VI
course, 1 dident presume to argue the ques.
tion for / am no Frenchman. but I'm not
satisfied and my folks are not either. They
say the word ends in like croquette, an
article of food. If L am to be run over
and made fun of by these pretty women
In the stores I'm going. to. quit trading
for an old populist / reckon, and they
talk about me after L have gone. If there
is any thing L 90 hate 1t is to be talked
about after l leave. Sometimes ! stay
twice as long as / want to for fear of 1t.
We used to have a club in Rome that was
organized to talk about people and scarity
'em and one of the rules was TO talk about
every member after ne left the room. Or.
Miller was chairman and the chief scarifler
and he never left the room until all the
others had departed We had lots Of fun
but that was before the war, when we had
time to have fun. Since the war there
hasent been much genuine old-fashioned
fun, and I'm afraid there never will be
again. BILL ARP.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OATES,
of Alabama, Favors = state Exhibit mt the
Atlanta Exposition.


e.ovarnor-elect Oates. of Alabama min
gled with the politicians in the hihlpdH
house lohhy AtondoN ntGnt
He came in during the afternoon ana
spent the time between his arrival ana ms
dr-arture for Washington at 9o'ciock MONDAY
night making acquaintances among inc
Georgia politicians and talking politics. Inc
towering form Of Ihe big one-armed states
man from Alabama, with his fierce gray
rnustache and his war-lke presence was
an impressive figure among the politicians
from, Georgia lie held a little levce at the
IIiubaII. and many Of the prominent young
mon of the state met him and shook his
hand.
Governor Oates is on his way to Wash
ington for u ten days trip. Nhiie there ne
will call On the president and WIZ "luu up
some important departmental business
which ne has there. This trip closes ms
official connection with the 'tl gov
eminent lie has already 4. ~" seat
in congress and his success idiIl-
-.n has been elected TO SUE iVAti,
MIR. Rountree, the SECRETARY Of ,.c. Ma
bama Press Association, writes that you
are going "a recommend a special appro-
priatioI Tor a state exhibit at the Cotton
States exposition here in your first message
to the legislatuce-is that true?' was asked
of NJ. Oates.
81 can't say that exactly" he replied,
"but / am strongly in favor of 1t. l have
stated that | was opposed to Alabama's pol
icy Of not being represented at the big cX-
positions of the country. We had no build
ing at the worlds fair and no exhibit there
This. / think. Is all wrong. our people are
taking considerable interest in the Atlanta
exposition next year, and l hear great
deal OF it wherever 1 80, and there's no
doubt about it, A1lanta's going to. have a
big fair"
Governor Oates viii be in favor Of a state
appropriation Tor an exhibit, and the next
legislature OF that state will take up the
question. Mr.. Rountree. secretary Of the
press association, Of Alabama, and one Of
the most influential journalists OF the state.
is hard at work on the state exhibit idea
aud has worked up a strong sentiment in
favor Of IL. Ee has seen Governor Jones.
ana the latter is enthusiastically for it,
Mr. oates Will be inaugurated governor
December list: 1.-THE day / am hfty-nine
ears Old he said. with smile.
and the very day that my successor takes
his seat in congress"
. cents for box of Beechan's Pills.
TaStplpCS.
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Alexander III. was Siav, ana savoy ~
In her own traditions and institutions an
the elements needed for her consoi Is anIu
ond adifcation. and that TO herself only
,n,,s. she look for her own salvation Win
nnerring logic ne has pursued two i rl,,,a-
mental policies-the Russianizing OF no .inn
Tenizing of Russia, and the eNtlIPdisloi
from her midst of all parasite CROWNS
Piot Against the Czaro"itH'
london. November 1.-Accordlng 10 pa, spe-
cial dispatch received here from ron &c. I of the
b.,rrr a conspiracy against the hle VI ' II,
c,aTor-,tz has been discovered these' ~
is added that for several days past lnr ,o 20
lice have been actively engaged IN "a 40
mo nihilists. Among those arreslS1u - 81
i,,s Students. The police have also OBJ
Io,ned possession of discriminating uocu-
meEts.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-11-05
WAS A BUSY WEEK
At EXPOSITION HEADQUARTERS
DURING THE PAST WEEK.
THE PLAN OF THE NEGRO BUILDING
Bids for tho Foundations of More Buildings
Advertised For-Notes at Exposition
Headquarters OF Interest.

Last Monday morning new plans were re-
ceIyed for the negro and the transportation
buildings. Both are presented by The Con-
stitution for the first time this morning.
AS viii be seen, they are very attractive
structures and will be superb ornament
to the grounds.
The negro building will contain an exhibit
that will be a notable feature oil the expo
sition. Particular care is beng taken to
srat I'M n striking exhibit from the negroes,
and the representative negroes of the coun-
try are interesting themselves in working
up interest i'm the great show among the
people OF their race. I. Garland Penn OF
Virginia, writes that the national conVen-
ton of the colored Young Mems Christian
Association will he held in the assembly
hall of the negro building during the Dig
fair.
Architect Gilbert has drawn handsome
plans for both of the new structures. me
exposition board was greatly pleased with
them as shown yesterday.
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Abbeville, Ala. October 31.-,special =
Two sons of john Brannon, of Henry com
ty, aged ten and nineteen years, were ioEen
sick last Sunday and seemed to Dc afflicted
with hydrophoba. They would bite and
Snaw ut everything in their reach. They
continued to grow worse and bo-h Cied
Monday within six hours Of each Cther
and were buried in one coffin. None of
the family knew anything about their
having been bitten by any animal.
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Exnnaitinn Notes.

Perm Is coming to the Atlanta fair. The
limited States minister to that country has
been conducting u correspondence with the
government of that country for the eXposi-
ton. lie has received and forwarded to
President Collier the following letter, winch
reached Atlanta yesterday:
''AIr Minister am in receipt OF the orig
inal communication of the Cotton states
and International Exposition Company, OF
Atlanta, Ga, for his eXceilency. the preSi-
dent of the republic, which your eXcellency
has endorsed with your esteemed note or
Yesterday extending an invitation to Peru
to be represented at the international expo
sitiou. which will take place in Atlanta
during the four last months of the year
1S95. 49,, -,
- have transmitted the enclosed coEmu-
| nication to its high destination, ana am
aware of the laud3blc purpose OF the amer
can government in interesting itself IN the
exposition. | reserve mySeit TO transmit
| in votly cxcellcncy without delay thc resotu-
ton OF nay government as to the eAteilued
| invitation. .
| "NHl your eNcelIency be pleased 10 accept
= the sentiments OF my high and ql5tih% 1isSt9eu
| consideration? NJ. lhi1O ~
.'ro United States Minister j. \. M
| Kenzie."
| Ladies' insist on having DIR. Prices De
| cause it makes cake, biscuit pastry, Srlu
| die cakes lichter. sweeter, winter and NOR
| other baking pOWuGT
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Fnr S2.hn

We have about Uue AUndred comics Of IN.
life ana speeches of the late Henry ". CraJy
AMI olfer them liz connection with The WycE.
you the speeches OF Mr.. G.ady and The
Weekly Constitution one year r ySu sill sapd
us 81 30. Tn" price Of the speeches II 81 80
SO 10y taking the two You ger the paper one
ycar free. Ii must be understood tha- V,e
have on.y about one hundred comics md q.
course, the first come VIII be f~st served
send your order 81 once to The Constitution.
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REJoICED AT TIE CzAR's DEATH.
A Polish Lendcr in Chicago Refers to
the Cars Death.

Chicago, November as. f. Adelia Sa-
talld, president Of the Polish National All
ance of America and the peoples party
nominee i'm the ninth senatorial district who,
as president Of the alliance, represents
about $50 societies in the United States
referred TO the death of the ear as a re-
lief to the people Of Russia ana Poland and
70 humanity in general. He considered that
now WAS an opportune time for the new
ruler Of Russia to turn aside the hatred
OF millions of Russians and PClanders BIZ
lbcratiuS the unfortunate victims of D1lit-
zeal oppression from their living tombs in
said, to glOat over the death of anY one,
but millions OF men cannot help but rejoice
at the death of this GeSpOt. As one who was
the cause Of sending thousands of human
beings TO a fate worse than death in that
hell upon h-Siberia-eVery lover OF
freedom all the world over must rejoice at
his death. II may be that his death means
but every such change must be in the dlrec-
ton Of looscring the chains that bear so
heavily on the people.
Rejnirjnc Ovrr the Cars Death
Boston. Mass. November "a mock fli-
neral service of rejoicing over the death
of the car Of Russia was held in Memorial
hall, at the south end of Boston last
evening" about 1000 Hebrews being in at
tendance. Socialistc speakers and labor
leaders were the orators; parodists were
numerous. and the music was enlvening.
George Il. Selikovitch. formerly editor-in-
chief Of The Jewish Eagle, was invited
to address the audience but he declined
on the ground that although he disikcd
the car yet he was unwilling to trample
upon grave.
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WIZ Come ont on To,

From The West Point Progress.
the question Of caring for the great
throng of people the exposition viii bring
20 Atlanta next year is agitating the minds
of the people OF that city TO some extent
Atlanta wlil come out on top, however,
as she always does. Things that one day
look like knotty problems are the next Gay
perfectly plain with the people OF our great
hustI.ng capital. Today 1900 people I'm 20
overtiowing the hotels Of Atlanta; one wear
from today 100000 will be cared fer with
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Grocers often say: IT'S just as good as
DR.. Prices when" they want to sell an infe-
rior baking powder. But there is no powder
half so good-mllions of cooks know this.
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o,d ocl- them Tho GOctUr lItito OI',Ot0'1CN
Of the liver, Kidneys and diseS5tl rect Grams as
diseases Of women, d,sease ~ 9Seenito-urinary
P P1en ans page s pamphlet free and question
liz free Dr. w. j. Tucker, 10 Broad street,
Atlanta Ga.
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"ANLEI1-ASent in each place 10 show
ITia..pie5 OF shoes, clothing. and leave price
EEgs & Co, Louisville, XIV. box el5 Mem
tion Constitution
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..wben n lovely woman stoops 70 loiy
she always uses some baking powueF o'"e'
H.
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W A. 4 Elp-County and canvassing agents
eNefyWEere; a money maker; SO to 500
IHEes teu; 20 starts you. Stamp for Dar-
tculars. z. o. box 5lG, ST. Louis No.
Mention The Constitution.
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PEOPLE WHO HAVE TRIED

DR. Tucker recon-
mend MN, among
them Rev. w. G.. Fer
guSon, LSiSlSA vines
Miss; Mrs. Il. IL. Jen-
nings. Bald Prairie,
Tex Rev. William
Harmon, Tallassee,
Ala Mrs. Fannie
crosby, Crosby, Ala;
Rev. ID. c.. Hatcher.
Buda, Tex; Mrs. NJ.
e Crane, Myrtle
wood, Ala, and thou
sands of others. White
80, - Iicln Gacs
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Drrvfns wnl me Shot

Paris. November IA special cabinet
council was held today TO consider the ease
OF Captain Albert Dreyfus, who is now un-
der arrest and confined in the military
prison on charge of high treason in hav-
ing sold information in regard to the plans
of the frontier Qualifications to agents OF
the Italian government, and having also
dlVuiged the plans for mobilzng the French
army in the event OF war 1t is the general
opinion that Captain Dreyfus will be shot
after the formality OF a courtmartial has
been gone through with. 1t is also charged
That he has sold To German agents infor-
nation similar TO that supplied TO the Ital-
ian government. and further mat he has
given TO Austria and Germany the names
of all the French officers who have lately
been sent abroad on secret missions.
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- ..o.nGo ..tGr--- $40 @usN IN
NstasI 9l{ ls5SE Cs5IgLolD TRANSPARENT CoEEzs-
AZ suN .-..E CONFIDENTIAL SPORTING
A GOODS THAT WIZ. FigE EXPERT. as ClICas4oIL1
Mention The Constitution
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gig ! -, sAs tg'Tns; win. prove it Or
case free. Write us. We will c1Dla in 4
,. Were Co, box 53oS. Boston, Mass.
Mention The Constitution.
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Date Of the Funeral.

Berlin, November 3.--The Lokal AnzeiSer
says that the funeral CT the Car AleXan-
der III will take place between the 18th and
nth Of November and that the marriage
Of Nicholas II and Princess Alix viii take
place few days after the funeral. II is
expected that amnesty viii be granted 10
many political offenders in commemoratlon
Of the accession OF Nicholas II.
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e $50 "a = Gr szcs.ossszsC Enas,ss g.--~.z Sc
e GSE@ stSss EaCaE2e. 9-5Ez Free. No SazS5ys,
~ 8 SGy st'd Ce- ? { Cv ca h.s q ~ Ysgas srss
Mention The Constitution.
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Ru%HD-cT SUPPLY HOUSE on,
Z ,F%[Et a-Us EA&TE big catalogue fires.
- Address Sears, RGebacl- y Co, Chicago,
- s:e=s-a-, rhe Constitution
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~ 50 "a Eg (sEALFD1 MAILED FREE ia
E rs Hag pages cloth bound. on Errors of
E8MNE .aTA Youth and Diseases Of Men and
-. ~ q u Women. Address DT. LOEB 50
NoFth hiiieenth Street, Philadelphia. Pa
Mention The Constitution
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ESS9 ESsS in7tSEt relief. fuai cure in a few DAYS
Esh5 - IA AMI never retarns: no PURGE: no salye:
= h. - % Sunposi tory Remedy mailed free,
Ao2LSss. u % Mason, Boz, 5l9. New YOrE City h. =.
AarnCUA IN Constitution.
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Ga "a r. M e. FOR 1895. 80 SampIc stvIe.
g Ss4A kts . - s'.D LIST OF
a = V - 'ss-' FtTE- AvF8FIELDpt3 60 CaDz 90
Mention The ConStfiutIOn
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EHESR "a ~ FOX AK. 80 a nsos;h salary sac
60 kE.S "a F-asss Ps,i. Il yea oyus1s Ef.ts
~ 4 s = ozse to 2. q yICE-.sY. AususisAi Maine
5ient.ol. Ihe Constitution.
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Wanted IA every COUNT FS- F4r'i-u
lars isee GEaansa Detective Bureau Co., Cincinnati, o.
Mention Lr uI.SjltutIoIl. urlu
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Presidcnt CIeveInnh Nntlned.
The Presidents Reply.

To this the president replied as follows:
Washington. November ,. 1S94.-His Mai
esty Nicholas III, Emperor Of Russia. Lii
vadia: | hasten TO express my heartfelt
trgmen with the royal family and the Rus
sian people in their affection by reason Of
the death of your honored father.
"ERONER or EFgT.AND"
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Ean E T9E3 Dialogues. Sneakers. for Sch.-,i
- sss "a Club and TsaTlOr. Catalogue :Tce'
.9A-A W :. 5. EaG.s.3oN, Pub Chcaso,lli
Mention The Constitution
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1894-11-14
Dishonest People.

Every community has certain families
that are always looking for chance TO
beat some person, or take advantage of
every crook in law TO get the best OF
some person that is inclined to treat all
persons as honest. Reynoldsville has
few such persons and Hopkins Mill has
at least one. 1t is dishonest transac-
tions that is working against the deserv-
ing honest poor, who have no one to
back them up or give them chance to
succeed. Let man be deceived few
times and he is suspicious ever after
of all men. II the old proverb: "Hon-
esty is the best policy" was more strict
ly adhered to, how much better it would
be, especially for those who have no
means and depend on some other person
to do much for them.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1894-11-14
West Reynoldsville School Notes.

The different rooms are being scrub
bed and put In order during the present
week.
Every school should have library.
The pupils of West Reynoldsville
schools, realizing this, are raising u
library fund. The fund already amounts
to fifteen dollars. Let all take an in
terest and make our Public School Libra-
'y second to none in the county.
We urge that the patrons OF the
school assist the teachers In securing
full attendance at the opening OF the
school on Monday, Nov. 10Th. DO not
permit any abatement Of interest on
account of this weeks vacation.
The following is report of West
Reynoldsville schools for the second
month, which ended Friday, Nov End
GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
Whole number in attendance, 35:
average daily attendance, 80: per cent.
Of attendance, 95; in attendance full
time, %; visitors, /.
INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL.
Whole number In attendance. 81:
average daily attendance 81; per cent.
of attendance, 81; In attendance full
time, 30; visitors, 3.
PRIMARY SCHOOL.
Whole number in attendance. 10:
average daily attendance, 81; per cent.
of attendance, 93; in attendance full
time, 80; visitors, 1.
SUMMARY.
Total enrolment, 1866; average daily
attendance, 147: in attendance full time,
100. Increase from last month in en-
rollment, 81 in average daily attendance,
s; In attendance full time, 40.
The following are the names of those
who attended full time, in the Primary
School, during the second month:
Willard Mckee, Howard Schurig,
Charley Mclnteer, Willie Stroup, John
Young. Frank Young, Holten Silver.
Charley Silver, Arthur Groves, Fred.
Caldwell, Fred. Schurig, Homer Little,
Alfred Ward, Fred. Silver, Walter
Stauffer, Guy Best, Charley Grubbs.
Robert Williams, Hannah Mowrey,
Marie Arnold, Eleene McTnteer, Mele
Fodoroska, Alfie Brewer, Lena Burge,
Frances Swartz, Sophia Schultz, Olive
Skyes, Edna Kelley, Georgia Radebach,
Olive Goblin, Minnie Kelley, Alice
Radebach, Mary Ward, Emma Rich
ards, Dora Mowrey, Sallie Mowrey,
Maude Brooska, Alma Anderson,
Frances Grubb.
The names Of those who attended full
time in the Grammar and intermediate
schools will be published in next weeks
issue.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1894-11-14
Death of an old Doctor.

DIR. Geo. Wilson. father of ]. =. Will
son, of the Dubois Courier, died at the
latters home in Dubois last Thursday
afternoon in his s0th year. DR.. Wilson
practiced his profession at Luthersburg
for thirty years and was the family
physician of +. X. Arnold during that
time, Mr.. Arnold then being resident
of Luthersburg. While the deceased
practiced at Luthersburg, which was
from 1894 to 1864, his field covered four
counties, and he made frequent visits to
Bennezette, Curwensville, Reynoldsville
and down in the vicinity of Punxsutaw-
ney. f. X. Arnold attended the funer-
al Saturday afternoon at Dubois. The
remains were inferred at Luthersburg.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1894-11-14
A Benedict.

Chas. J. Bangert, the hustling editor
of the Falls Creek Herald, decided that
man should not live alone, and has
taken unto himself helpmate on life's
tempestuous sea of joys, sorrows and dis
appointments. The maiden who has
joined hands with Charley was known,
up to Wednesday, Nov. 7th, as Miss
Rachel Hopkins, who was numbered
with Pen6eld's fair daughters. The
ceremony that bound the twain as one
was performed at Limestone, N. Y.
From Limestone the groom and bride
went to Buffalo, Erie and Philadelphia
on a wedding trip. Mr.. Bangert and
wife will board at Hotel Evergreen for
month until the family that oc-
cupies the rooms over the Herald
office vacate and they will then
move into the rooms. The STAR ex-
tends CONGRATULATIONS and best wishes.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1894-11-14
Home Again.

Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Smith, who
have been living at Oakdale Station,
near Pittsburg, for several years, re-
turned to Reynoldsville last week and
moved into the old home on Railroad
street. This couple are numbered with
the "old inhabitants" of this town.
They raised good sized family of boys
and girls, but the children have grown
up and left the parental roof for homes
OF their own, and now, in their old days,
they have to borrow grandchildren to
lavish their affections upon. A grand
daughter accompanied Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith from Oakdale. Hon. William
Orlando Smith, editor of the Punxsu-
tawney Spirit, and Jefferson County's
Assemblyman, is a son of this couple.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith are welcomed back
to the town where they have lived so
long.