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" t .Mo -t ! .! L-;:; y. II? , u. L3 dli it v,Uh his 'Hit!? rr::n.". O-r private t."wn tl. t It f . c.-vlnt a ir . : ; ' ::: i t. T'.ro L i" 3 I Irzh j to a czzn ? :.r r. 3n, ,"irc etc!:T rt :r ' ? - .a LI j: T , J--t rrli.-.y r.I :.t. . . y r, f.jnJ C ir:.I:y riw t j . )" j would think there Ir. ;dy liills c.::--h in tld-s c .rdry, but HI wood 1 1111 evidentd ; s. ,ith::kso, ui 1.3 has been fcd lirn to the number it'd n datinter. Wm. Fott, a well Lnown citizen m if"- t . j . i oi i rencn ijH lownsmp, uiesi vety suddenly at an early hour last Thursday tnorninjj. His death wns caused by the rupture of a blood ve;al. Iac M. Lcwia, of EtacnjHsrscrcek township, was married last week to a Miss Bush, of Washington county. Uncle Ike had run Lewis until he no doubt needed Bush-in g. Co fTee Collins killed two hoffs last week, aged 15 months and 4 day?, that grossed 1140 and rmtted C 1.) pounds. They were a mixture of Poland China, Chester " White and Berkshire. Jus. Ward rip, of French Lick, wns In town Sunday. Jim is running Andrew A Bon's store t French Lick Springs, and besides bainjr a clever gentleman, is a good business man. Fredericksburg h-.s a minstrel troupe, "all her own." They have adopted the -name "Fred Doujjlass'.s Grand Cosnbination New York Minstrel!." We. printed their bills fur 'em. Hunters would do well to remember that they are liable to prosecution for hunting on enelos ed lands without the eonsant of the owner and that too whether the lands arc posted or not. The near approach of the holi days has brought out the shooting cracker nuisance. We think it would be a good idea for the town beard to meet and pass an ordir an co prohibiting their sale or use. J. M. Andrew, surviving part. ner of the firm of Andrew & Son, is engaged in making an inventory of the partnership effects of said firm as required of surviving partners by a law passed by last legislature. Mr. Thos. B. Oborn, of this county, was married Nov. 20th, to Mks'Salllo Welker, daughter of Ilev. J. W. Welker, of Corydon, formerly M. E. minister at Orangeville. We tender Fiwood and his fair bride our best wishes. W.J. lioggaU contemplates a trip to the "far west" in a few days. He has appointed Framk Taylor !eri:tv marshal to Jo-:i af!:r vi -liters f law cud crd :r durir 3 hi 5 s.l Frank h. s qualid. i uad tntcrrJ 1:; in tk? d;nL of hlj r W. II. McTut: h, t.lit ir r.-v.l pr.pii.li r of tLa Orl.anj Jc Dr;.,Jt .1 tk- drst n:. c .11- .1 c:i tii Mor.d.iy. Wo c:::r.,l 1: :: ;.t -err , . :dp u ::r. 1 ::I:A, U cr. I widi Id. ujl.. Jin I . nVmb'j I ' r, : i 0 d I y t . o t :t t rut.-, d;7 r ! 1 ;rf, : '. vi- d. 1 e .r tr :n F ! ' 1 k , I : : ia : ; " r ' ' . "r, . -: ! n V ":"", I " v k ;'.u; r. , . j i . i ' . : - . - i: i tf k 1 ; , i " 1:; 1 . . 1 tl ' : ' r 1 c . . . . 1 1 u 1 ' U 1 .. : i Ml. ... 1 i ... . . ... . ;.. ... . t: . 'k.- t - s

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