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by go bridg-ana chicken :abins, acres 53 of forest. 3 a cottagele housedogopen door, by the flood y and woe it bed. Whole , and their What the an ever tell. mclessness, poor people scape naked nity is a national aid.the kindness shown to him daring his brief stay with thorn.MILLERSBURU ITEMS.3n Victorialeaving thestation at man named id been but e insane asy-e Queen sus-as the sixth »hot at and3f 41 years.her was by 2n year old was sent to 3. May 30,■wenty, shot•ted for life. J. W. Bean powder and sentenced to lent at hard iam Hamil-ntenced for 350, Robert face with a mnishment. s Hamilton at her. Heni.Mrs. Gowker is slek.Mr. E. Ells is quite sick.Our doctors are very busy.There are several cases of mumps in town.Mr. L. W. Witmer will soon start for Kansas.S. H. Weybum is visiting friends at Fort Wayne.Mr. John Ganger is running the old meat market.Mr. Harmon Eaton and wife started for home on Saturday.We have a case of small pox, which is well quarantined.Mr. Lon Garman, of Vistula, was visitnig parents and friends here.Mrs. Sarah Pritchard has been sick for several days, but is better again.Mr. Oscar Bittlo has been sick for several weeks, but is getting better.Mr. Aaron Boomershine, who has been sick for six weeks, is getting better.Mr. and Mrs. Lafc Smith, of Nappaneo, are visiting relatives and friends here.We had quite a storm on Saturday night— which blew up a case of small pox.Mr. and Mrs. Ira Boomershine, of Goshen, spent^several days with friends in town.__Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Adams, living near Syra-cuse, spent Sunday with friends in town.The Noble firm are shipping their logs to G osheh. They have quite a number here.Mr. Joshua Weyburn, living near Jamestown, was visiting with his brother Samuel.Mr. and Mrs. Michael Aker, of Syracuse, were visiting with Simon Boomershine, of this village.Mr. and Mrs. Francis Peoples, living near New Paris, made a short visit on Monday with friends.Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Middleton, of Elkhart, were visiting Mr. Boomershine, and other friends in this city.Mr. and Mrs. John Rookstool, living near Benton, spent Monday with relatives and friends in our town.There is some talk of our postoffice changing hands, the postmaster, Solomon Miller, intending to move to Nappanee. May his new homo bring him many happy hours m his old age.Mr. John Long has returned from his voyage of about six months. He has been in Mexico, New Mexico and other localities. Ho enjoyed his trip, and can entertain an audience telling what he saw.jLne puDiisnnature, to ' every respe* present hea‘ Warner’s S It is not sur question the recovery ws self, as to mRoches Sirs: Ack received, W( we can giv made by Dr and would i less strictly monials fro Chester, anc Rev. Dr. Fo to use if yoiTo Whom it In the Kolt; Chronicle o: appeared a card from I recounting from Brigh after severa given him u tion made .Warner’s Si We are pacquainted lieve he wot literally trui or by reput: H. H. Warn remedy, wh al standing highest ordc would not pi were not litevery par tic C. R. Par:Wm. Purevcrtiser.')W. D. SICounty. Edward A E. B. Feni roe County.
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Goshen Times
Goshen, Indiana, US
Thu, Mar 09, 1882
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