Mrs. G. W. Smith is away to visit
r a . TTonahnrcr. and to attend
to the ordering of repairs to her
property at Progress, a piace nv
from the town first mentioned. Mrs.
Smith had a number of fruit trees
sent from this place to Progress,
where they are to be replanted.
oi i .nn Kn m. Rufferer from dvR-
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pepsia, indigestion, malaria, or weak-
ness, you can i uw "j -
Iron JMters.
SHORT LOCALS.
Easter next Sunday.
Next The whitewashing brigade.
The little onion Jias been put to
Hop youH be happy in roar new
home.
Many people in town made garden
last week.
Shad are being caught at the Co
lumbia dam..
Another comet is said to be head
ing earthward.
The trout fisber pursueth the
speckled beauty.
Caleb Robison, in Huntingdon
county, is 109 years old.
The new Methodist preacher, Mr.
Smith, has arrived with his family.
Two-third of the States will be
required to elect Governors the com
ing falL
An exchange says, wheat flour
thrown on a coal oil fire will extin
guish the flames.
George Heck will go this week to
Philideiphia to buy in a new stock of
boots and shoes.
It was a mistake to publish that
school directors are required to take
"an oath of office.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert MoMeen of
Washington D. C, are in town visitiDg
among their friends.
Practical farmers express the be
lief that the drought of last summer
killed the Hessian fly.
If Saturday last had been a No
vember day it would have been called
an Indian Summer day.
