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tip to your jrmal School sh30th. Forthe Normal UtPR* Some . Most stay o atud7 «Pplace In the yed by the !aili’oad, ex-akernen, onHJng match other night, onatlng pro-S18.5 -wereelans. A hearing was had In the case and the physicians have been held to ball for trial at Coart.Gilmore, of rib to four nd two girls, rell.Fatal Aecltleti#.—On the 3rd Inst., Mr Edvard Hoffman, of Delaware tow nship.was almost instantly killed by being struck on the head by the limb of a tree which he was engaged in felling. It was a repetition of the old occurrence—-the falling tree atrucfc another, near by, which had the effect of breaking off and springing through the air the limb which did the fatal work. The deceased was In his STlh year, and leaves a wife and four children. Ho wen tout lu Co_ «4 Q/T 14.5th P. V., (Cap!, Wood’s Co.) and served nobly through the war. It is sad to think that, after escaping so many missiles of mnro fearful force, be must fall now in this inglorious manner.The lew Postal Cards.—The new postal cards will be unlike those now In use. The color will be violet blue. The border and allMrs, a. No.Mra. J. No. 395, Grange After Com mil call oft vllie. 1 recognij Grangei county bo dulyWe 1CUizcn 1 mantle on rope tloa on let of G very ro ambit to circus cvat cn c
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Greenville Advance
Greenville, Pennsylvania, US
Thu, Mar 11, 1875
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