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Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1902-01-03
ON THE WANE.
Licenses Seven Per Cent.
Less Than in 1900.

There were 352marriage licenses
issued from the county clerks Office
during the year 1901, against 37s
for the year before. They are d.
vided as follows; Whites, 10.
coiored, 1872. Of the total number
thirty were issued during Christ
mas week, about twenty-five 0.
them to colored couples.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1902-01-03
MRS. cOBURN DEAD.
Succumbed to an Attack Of Pneu-
mOnia-Burled Wednesday.

The wife of William coburn, the
wen known stone mason, died at
her home, FIVE miles southwest Of
the city, tuesday OF pneumonia.
She was about 20 years old and
had been i'll only a few days. She
was a native of Scotland.
The remains were inferred in the
family buryiug ground Wednesday.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1902-01-03
FOUND UNCONSCIOUS,
Brain ParaIyzed and Death Re-
suited in Few Hours.

The wife Of Rev. Spencer Moore,
col Of near Essndon, died aud-
She was u fhe smoke hoaee getting
msat nnef when che suferef
ana when 800.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-06-02

49, "a
When he had occasion to 20 UP into the
game. he seemed to work well with
John +. Cowdin who also played \
steady Va. :. though he has tendency
- irihhn the BAL more than thA En-
ssh consider advisable On soft grounds.
II WnS first class game taken alto
gather, and allowing that the EngI, oh-
men were not at the top IF their form
the Americans won by their combiAA-
ton play ana their qurkneS> On the
bail and by Waterways defensive
work. .'r* ~ts'1 n
The American team WAS entertained
at dinner by patteson NiCkali- and til"
council Of the Polo Pony society. Lord
Lon >dar, Right Hon. Robert William
Hamburg, president Of the board Of az.
riculture: Lord t"pi! and all the host
known En1liSl. polo players and breed
erS Of ponies We're present,
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-06-02
DEPUTIES AT HAZLET0N.
Credentinls Received For Almost II
Thousand Men.

Hazcton, Pa. June 81 commissions
have been received here for so special
officers who We're sworn in for guard
duty at the colieries in the Hazleton
district.
About 300 special officers were com
missioned earlier in the week
At least a hundred men. presumably
to take the places Of the striking fire
men and engineers and to act As depu
ties, have arrived from Philadelphia.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-06-02

Indiana, Pa. June John Me-
Gaushey of this place. representing
over $50 farm owners Of this and Arm
strong counties. and Il. d. Carter Of
Erie, Pa, representing IA syndicate com
posed of Erie New York and Boston
capitalists have Just concluded coal
deal involving >2,2oOO 900. The total
acreage involved exceeds 10000 acres,
of which 10000 lie in this county ami
10 900 il Armstrong county. ihe tracts
are parts Of WUlt has long been ca He'd
the Elders Ridge field AMI brought II
tribe over $40 per acre.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-06-02
CITY news

Entire change and a much longer
program at opera house tonight,
Alex Ioungson returned this morn.
ing from nj trip TO Scotland.
Rem e Der the Broadway Vat de.
vile Co. at opera house tonight.
Angelo Scampni has started up his
merry gore und for the summer.
The last night of the Broadway
Vaudeville Co. at opera house t..
night.
Remember all new program and
the last night Of the Broad way Vaude-
Vile Co., at opera house tonight.
Mrs, James Morse returned to her
home in Mortified this morning after
a visit with her daughter, Mrs c. M
Wiley.
Miss Elsie Even left this morning
to resume charge OF her school at Boil.
ton after spending Memorial day in
the city.
The TELEGRAM bulletin board to.
night will contain tine result Ct the
base ball game at Meriden, n, H., be.
tween Goddard and X. Z. A.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. F. Durham left
left this afternoon for Winooski to
help organize chapter Of the Order
Of the Eastern Star. From there they
will 60 to Bennington t. attend the
meeting Of the grand chapter which
will begin Wednesday
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-06-02
Latest Edition
CITY NEWS.

lac Moran sisters at opera house
Wild a.! NV sorgS and dane ) to-
nlgnt,
Wonder and Beemaire will d. single
ana oouole acs at opera hou,e to-
night
Willis Abbott Of Lewiston Me,
spent lnday in the city calling IN
!riei d>.
Mrs. Martin and son Allen Martin.
Itit tnlS morning for their home in
Essex Junction.
sitiyely the last night q the
Broadway Vaudeville Co, at opera
house tonight.
The last night to see IIIda Tucker
at fpera house tonight. A. new
songs and dances.
Miss tlilda Tucker tonight Wi. say
good bye to Barre audiences. See her
Spanish dance wi ich has given ner 4
national reputation.
Charles X Tileston Of Cavendlsh.
formerly of this city, has been taken
with para ySis while his wife lies very,
low with consumption MIR. and Mrs.
Ti!est0n have only recently returned.
from PUTNAM, Conn. He was taken
Saturday morning and will probably
not recover.
Mr., and Mrs. George N. Tidec
while driving home from Northh d.
Yesterday saw sight that is rArely
equalled. 1t wasa woodchuck in the top
OF tree. The tree was leaning one
standing at an angle OF about ~ de-
grees and the woodchuck was eating
leaves at distance OF 20 feet from
the ground,
DR.. Joe w. Jackson, wife and son,
left this morning for Fitchburg, Mass.
toattend the wedding of their cousin
Eva Ellen Jackson. From there they
will 60 to WiIlamsport, Penn, to
visit two Of Mrs. Jackson's brothers.
The doctor expects to be absent about
two weeks during which time his
ttfce will be closed.
Fay Blake the clerk at the City
Hotel had a. peculiar experience Satur-
day morning about 4 30. He was
hopping out the office when strang-
er entered and sat down Mr.. Blake
asked him if he wanted anything and
the visitor replied that he only want
ed place to sit down. The clerk
went on with his work and soon he
heard the stranger behind the count
er. When questioned about this he
said he wanted to brush his cap. Mr..
Blake then went into the other room
then he heard the rnnnav .L2W1A i v
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-06-02

pie. Instead of 200 American teach.
ers, he said, there should be 5000. and
the salaries should be doubled in or'lrt
to secure the best material.
Among the facts he stated We're tina
following: Eighty-tive per cent Of tn"
people are illitprHte ana cannot rend NJ
write There are many dialects, VIII. :,
may be reduced to eight main dialects.
If education means protection 10 ili".
property and rights, then the FiliplnoS
are as we'll educated as any other pee.
ple:.if it means culture, then they are
uncultured.
Are the people capable at this time
of independent self government"
As to Self Government.
SIT would not be advisable" he said
turning to the map of the archipelago
Russia was near at hand at Port Ar
thur, Japan also was near. Austria Lin
and other Ryitish possessions wcr,
near by Besides Great Britain ana
Germany had on file at the American
state department large claims for dam
ages growing Jul " the boiAoaioAic'
OF IiOlO, etc.
Suppose the United States aban
dOns US he continued, then all thOS,
claims will be presented against thu
Philippines, backed up by squadrons."
Asked if the Filipinos after three OF
four years OF American tutelage coulC
stand alone, Senior Buencamino sale
they would be able by that time to de
ternine whethA they wanted annexa
ton to the United States or indep"nd
ence. The Federal party to which Ii,
belonged opposed the holding of til,
Philippines us an American colony
About II per cent of the people, l'
said. favored a colonial government.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-06-02
~ his Is the Jackai"

thus the lecturer in the side show in
troduced the Jack il, "otherwise known
as the Ii per"ider, who ptwides
peIwisionstor the Lion perwjd d ne
can git EN-. " Contributed The
astute Snowman recognized contin
gency. We recognize and insure con
tingencies, mentioning at this time
Life Insurance, AnnuitieS. survivor
ships and EndOwments.
Natlonal Llte Insurance c.. Of Yer
m ont (MutuaD ORGANIZED In 1850
) S. Ballard. Genera Agent. n. B
Ballard, Local Agent, Rooms 2 and
Miles Block Ba'r re. Vermont.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-06-02

WASHINGTON June 3.-Ihn condition
of Miss Alice Hay. daughter Of Sec
rotary Hay. who was injured III "A rum
away accident. is said TO be >All>!ar-
tory. The young lady is suffering from
Shock. and her forehead and the left
side Of hey fac" ar" severely bruised
and cut, but il is hoped that permanent
scars will not be left.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-06-02

Orange. Conn.,, JIM" =. tn'1 g..
White was held for TIN suptriur . .r;
in bonds oi S4.pN' on charges Il =,
shutting and robbing William Baldwin
wealthy farmer, who was rcc"utl.
beaten and tortured by burglars at h.
residence in an effort to make him tr,.
where his money was hidden White
was identified by Baldwin as one OF
the men who attacked him.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-06-02

baltimore. June > The June ordi-
nations at the cathedral will have ap
added interest from the fact that thu
second rolorrd man ever ordained tc
the Catholic priesthood in this country
will roceiyr holy ord on that day at
the hands Of Gnytinal Gibbons. The
colorpd candidate Is Rev. J. Harry Dor.
GOV
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-06-02

La Juuta, 'ulo., Jun" Tho ianag"
done TO the Santa Fr road through the
Arkansas valley by tn" recent hood is
greater than at first supposed. Near
Caddo, fifty miles east 81 here. several
hundred, fee, Of track are washed out.
and it will probably be week before
transportation can be resumed. The
Hood is SubSidjng.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-06-02
Veal
Chesser & Bird,
CASH BUTCHERS.
3O7 North Main St. Barre.
n. S. BOARDMAN, NJ. D.
SPECIALIST IN ELECTRICITY.

Ofce at. Residence, ~, State ST.,
Montpelier, VI,
Office H urS. from to and : t09 , IL.
We cure OF benefit Al, Kinds o.
Rheumatism, Neuralgia Nervous Dis
eases Of Women. We cure or benefit
Cancers with the X-kays. Tuoercu-
losis in lungs, in lrst stage cured, IN
second stage benefited, Lupus and
other Tu CIRCULAR Disease Of face and
limbs cured with Mays treatment,
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-06-02

Washington. June 2.-Theodore l..
Page and Warren j. Coffin We're fined
in the police court $500 each for selling
LIQUOR in the restaurant in tn" SH""''
and house wings Of the caplto., 1..c
defendants appealed.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-06-02

Troy. y. Y, June l'azoll ''oodnll.
n nine-year-oli girl. was instantly
killed ut North>ide, Cohocs, her head
heinz severed by ono Of the ears Of the
Tuited Traction company, The child
was playing in the street and ran dl-
rectly in front Of the car.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-06-02
EAST BARRE.

Harry A. McAllister of Montpelier
was here several days the last part Of
last week visiting mis- brother Arthur.
j. NJ. Chase returned last Wednes.
cay from two weeks visit through
the northern part OF the state While
In Hard wick he visited at the home
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-06-02

New York. June Whtelaw Reid
special ambassador from the United
States to the coronation of King Ed
ward VII, and valet Mrs Whtelaw
Reid and maid and Miss Reid and
maid have sailed on the Umbria foi
~" ""Nn Mr. Reid said he expected
I, .v.uru immediately after the corona
ton festivities.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-06-02
STRIKE IS At 4 CIR
CITY News.
Many Engineers, Firemen and
men stop Work.
OPERATORS WILL DIE H

E. j. Burnham has gote to Fairlee
Hilary johnson has gone to Groton
'ay to buy wood.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Grady spen,
Dihnday at Northfeld.
h"N. T. Campbell was in st. Adams
"" Sterday attending funeral.
Miss Kate Applebee has returned
ner home at Wnitefeld, N. H.
-ThMr. and Mrs. Fred l.. Burnham
Reeve returned from their wedding
imp.
ii sAliss Bina Bracken returned today
= m short stay at her home in Bur.
'me,ton.
:, -, drS. t. W. Hartford left this morn.
: 90 for Norwood, N. Y to spend the
. miner
,jkeriiss Agnes Nash will go to her
ut tine in Burlington June IA for her
neati n.
'hou he assessors began the quadren.
mppl appraisal Of the real estate in the
mt y today.
lin'Miss Lizzie Garvey will leave tomor.
Jaw for her home in Gre niteville for a
gthy vacation.
-, The commencement exercises at
49, 'ddard Sc uinary will be held this
=" ar June 21.25.
en- Mr. and Mrs. Adam Wood OF North.
,t,eld spent Sunday in this city, return.
nag this morning.
Work on laying the pipe from East
a>arre on the Orange brook extension
lNill be begun this week, 50 it is ex.
r,tcted
h During the month of May IA mar.
Iaiage Licensees we're issued by the city
inlerk against nine last year tor the
came month.
" Otto Lewis, vino was seriously in
'qured few days ago by falling out of
A second story door at the opera house,
was able to be out Saturday.
, Rev. and Mrs F. A. Poole left this
morning for Boston where they will
,lpend the week. On Wednesday they
will be present at the marriage OF
Mr. Pooe'S sister.
julius Batchelder has received word
OF the death of mis- sister, Mrs Persis
Frost. the funeral was held this
afternoon from her late home at East
Bridgewater, Mass.
Spt cial Officer P. r. Gale arrested
J. R. Bal Saturday for riding a bicy.
ME on the sidewalk. When brought
fIefore Judge Fay Ball pleaded guilty
md was fined S. and costs Of 81, 30.
Mike Sevigny was arrested Satur-
lay afternoon by Chief OF Police
Brown for drunkenness. This morn
'1g Re pleaded guilty and was fined
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-06-02
WEATHER PREDICTION.

Vermont showers and cooler to
night and Tuesday.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-06-02


when the streets We're filled with pco-
pie, there probably would have been
serious trouble. as the strikers would
have taken otf"nse 10 such measures
and the appearance in the city OF the
coal and iron police.
Meetings Endorsed Strike.
The engineers, ircmrn and pumpmen
from Ashley and vicinity held meet
ing in WilkeSbarre, and d resolution in
dorsing the strike was adopted by
two-thrds vote At meeting Of the
engineers, tiremen and pumpmen en-
ployei at the collieries in Plymouth the
strike order was indorscd by vote of
81 too.
AL! the hotels in the city are filing
up with strange men Many Of them
are said to be machinists having
knowledge of all kinds of machinery.
The operators claim they are prepared
in case all tn" engineers, tiremcn and
pumpmen should go out to fill their
places with men who are competent
No chances will be taken with green
hands or those who have no knowledge
of machinery.
When asked whether he had given
the subject Of proceeding legally
against the coal companies in this state
any consideration, Mr. Mitchell said he
had not.
New Schedule of Prices.
A new schedule of prices was an
nOunced advancing the price 50 cents
Il ton, making a total advance OF Sl.o'i
ton since the strike Outside of the
coal distributed by the Pennsylvania
Railroad company no anthracite has
been received in this city,
Two agencies for the employment Of
engineers and iiromen have been opened
in this city While it is admitted az
both of these places that tn" men ON
ploycd are destined for service out OF
Philadelphia. information concerning
their intended destination is withheld.
Coke Bros < Co, among the larecS,
operators in the anthracite region, took
the pumps ont Of three Of their collier.
les near HaZlnton and will allow them
to till with water. This means that
these mines will be either totally de-
stroycd or in a condition so that they
cannot be operated within a year,
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-06-02
MODELLING Deputies ut DIN
Points and Arranging to EN-
NOnuniOn Men - Conditions
and About Wilkesbnrre,

Wilkesbarre, Pa. June Il
crs strike is at "A crisis. Rec
velopmcnts have had IA very III
bearing on the situation, ana
ton is rife as to the outcome.
The calling out OF the pumpn
men and engineers was not a
In several quarters ny a ready I
on the part of the employees
ed, but large numbers OF the !
PENDANTS have joined the stvlk'
President Mitchell is confident
operators will soon see the II
OF granting concessions. Sno
leaving of work by the pump
remedind By the employment
side labor the bitumlnous min
probably receive orders to IA
their picks and shovels.
In District No. !. in which a
ed the engineers, .iremen an.
mon of the Lackawanna railr
ma jority Of the men We're in
continuing, and consequen
strongest aggregation of st''
these classes are from OthH
No accurate estimate as to
number Of pumpmen that has;
the strikers is as yet obtalniN
Protecting the Coliier)t
The work Of protecting tn
collieries against possible attai;
greSsive strikers is still beinl,
forward. Around most Of thea
in the Wyoming valley stock
been constructed. In Philade,1
are being engaged to work
thracite districts. Alluring ",
ments have been inserted in ,
papers in the large eastern
anteeing men $3.50 a day. -
The importation OF nonCa;
is bound to incite the first y,
violence on the part Of tlN
One of the railroads brou
these men into Wiikesbarr'o1
bic is expected at any MOI 7
ernOr Stone has granted cal
to 300 more coal and iron por
5000 deputies are now pro
various Goa! properties, J.
Two wagon loads Of ale
have just arrived in this cltNe
high Valley railroad and IN
veyed to the west side to be J
at the several shafts Of TIA
Coal and Iron company and RI
several hundred men who az
the capacity of coal and iron |
=, ,,,; ,-,.J ~ tnvx- hHny
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Zion.

ZION. ND, Dee. 5. 1902.
The "Cecu Wing" is on sale each 1ceek
IN Zion at Cdrhdrt d Co.'S store. 3 cents
copy.
Antony Crothcrs and Mr.. otto. of Phil
adclphia. were the guests Of Mrs. Mar
garet CrotherS, over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Finley. Of vii
mington. Del. were the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. J. NJ c. tarhart, for few
days.
Miss Marietta Mcarns spent several
days this week in Philadelphia.
Miss Barton. of West Chester. Pa.
and Miss kcilholtz of Rising sun spent
Saturday with Miss Rutherford
Miss Rcalc. who has been spending
some weeks ut the Mansc, left for phla-
dclphia on Saturday.
Miss Emma Rrokaw spent Saturday
until Monday with her brother. MI Cor
nelus Brokaw. ut Fair Hill
Miss Annie McHrns is spending two
weeks with Wilmington and Philadel-
phia friends.
y party of young folks from Zion spent
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-12-06
North East.

NoHlu EAST, Dee. I3G1
The "Cecil Wing" is on sale each meek Il,
North East at ". A. Blach,crlrs Grccsry
Store. 8 cents copy.
Mrs. Thomas Met rackcn is the guest
OF her daughter. Mrs. Howard AbrahamS
in New York
Marshall Priest of Baltimore. spent
several days with relatives and friends in
North East this week.
Miss lrcn" Foster spent from Friday
until Sunday with friends in Whining
ton. Del
Miss Rcba Lowe was the guest of
friends in Chester. Pa.
Judge Charles l.. Beatty and Dr. r.
y. Norral witnessed the foot hall game
between st. Johns College of Annapolis.
and tn" Military Academy. ut Chester.
Pa. ON THANKSGIVING Day. Drew II.
Beatty played with ST. Johns.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Ncttlrton and
child. of Ridley Park. Pa. spent the
Thanksgiving HOLIDAYS with Mr.. and
Mrs. John W. Mccullough.
Miss Mabel Day WAS the guest of
friends in Chester. Pa. last week.
Miss Laura Beatty WAS the guest of
relatives and friends in Wilmington this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs j. W. Campbell are the
guests of friends at Dowingtown. Pa.
Miss Mary Thompson returned ON Sun
day from Il pleasant stay with friends in
Wilmington, Del.
Tn" Calendar Club Carnival will be
held i'll tn" auditorium of the new NJ. f.
church, commencing on Tuesday. De
r"mbcr 10th. and continuing one week.
Frank Wyrc. of Wilmington. Del. is
the guest of relatives in North East
IL. l.. SaucrS is having Il large pond
butt on his farm, near town.
Miss Ray Ceilings. of Elkton. was the
guest of friends and relatives in North
East last week
Edward CoSctt. who is attending
school in Wilmington spent the HOLIDAYS
with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. w. ID.
CoSlctt
Col. Harry O. X. Foster celebrated his
BIRD anniversary by dining at Hotel
Cecil on Monday.
Miss Lizzie Widdicomhe. of Phoenix
willie. Pa. is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Benjamin Wharton.
Mrs. Warden Rambo returned on Mon
day from Il pleasant visit to friends and
relatives in Philadelphia.
Leon. the proprietor of the Chinese
laundry at North East has discontinued
business and moved to Pcrryyille.
The old Shannon mill is being torn
down by tn" Mccullough Iron Company.
and shipped to Wilmington
AT the regular. mnuthlr p,nat;p,r 90
calendar Club on Monday night. about
$50 was turned ill.,
The cantata to be given by the VI. f..
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COlOra.
CoLoRA. Md, Dec. s. 1902

CoLoRA. MD, Dc. D. 1912
Copies Of the "Cecu Wing" are on sab
each meek in Colora, al S. T lFiley's store
ce"ts copy.
Prof s. r. Ford of New York. gave
II fin" entertainment in Mt. Pleasant
Church. last Saturday night. The church
WIS crowded and everybody pleased.
He WAS the guest of Mrs. Elizabeth
Smith:nn from Saturday until Monday.
Miss Elizabeth SmithSon. of Delaware
College. spent her Thanksgiving holidays
with her mother. at Mount Pleasant.
Mr.. William II. RaXton. Of philadcl-
phia. was also the guest of Mrs Smith
son, on Sunday.
Mrs. Jennie Nrttlrton ana little daugh-
ter, of Ridley Park Pa. were the guests
of Mr. s. T. IIndman and family this
week.
Miss Mabel Wiley. of Baltimore spent
Thanksgiving at her home here
Mr.. Norris Jones and family. of West
Grove. Pa. very Recently visited Elwood
Raldcrston and family.
Master Roy KrluSS. Of PHILADELPHIA.
spent several days here with his grand
parents
Mr.. Samuel I. Wiley visited his SON
Maurice. ut Lafayette College, last week.
Mr.. and Ml*, Joseph Reed, of Yorl,
county. Pa, were the guests of the
formers sister. Mrs Samuel T. Wiley
this week.
Miss Alice G. NickIr. of near .Ailiin
visited Mrs. K. +. Pierce from Thursday
until Monday.
Mr.. Norman Fryer. of Baltimore. spent
Thanksgiving III his home here.
Mrs. Harvey IIindman spent few
days this week with her sister Mrs
Ellen NJ. ToSh.
Mr.. Il. Gray attended the funeral of
his uncle. Samuel Fitc, near Kirk
Mills. on Wednesday,
Mr.. W. +. touson and daughter. Mrs.
X. +. Pierce. spent Thursday in Oxford.
Mr.. John Watson had Il paralytir
stroke last week.
The entertainment given by Prof Ford
in Mount Pleasant NJ. +. Church. last
Saturday evening. was enjoyed by Il
large audience"
Mr.. Isaac Grist. of New Valley. who
has been i'll for several weeks. has gone
wrong in his mind. Mr. Grist worked ON
the section between tolora and Octoraro
junction for twenty years.
Quite number of hogs have been
hutchrrrd in this ncghborhood during
the past week. Eli CouSon. .Ir.. butch
cred last Saturday. One of his hogs
tipped the lean 1T four hundred and
iorty-four.