i *OCmOBBBKteI«lt;1Iai1Albert Bergman is married.Henry Krinup’s family is better.The whooping cough is subsiding.Two more weeks of Bertha Keeton's I 1 school.Mr. Shook has moved on the Arken-berg place. f lt;Mr. Hassman, of Cincinnati, is buy- | jing stock here.Albert Brown is preparing to build a dwelling house.Sherman Rork attended court at Versailles last week.Mr. Bruner's mother-in-law is not expected to live leng.Joe hi ye, who has been in Illinois for more than a year, is home.Glenny A., youngest child of John M. Hiner, died of whooping cough and lung fever, Feb, 7, 1887, at twelve o’clock, midnight.