York And Augusta

(Crowded out last week.) Mrs. Swain is quite sick. Leonard Smith and wife are both sick. Mrs Frank Wanty, of Augusta, is dangerously ill. John Hooker, of Augusta, is not éxpected to live. Will Welch, of York township, has typhoid fever. Mrs. Ann Fuller, of York, who has a cáncer on the face is failing. Mark Marken has the foundation laid for a large carriage and tooi house. It is reported by the Town Line reporter of the Milan Leader, that all but one person here has had the grip. It that one will please cali at the next n guiar session and be examined lic will, if found duly prepared, receive in due form the grip and all other tokens from the grand Mogul who alone has the right to communicate them.