Augusta

Eaton Mii.ls, Sept, 20. -Charles Cook and Robert Wilson visited Detroit and the state fair last weck. -School meeting passed off quietly. J. 11. Sherman the grocer, was elected moderator. -We are glatlto welcóme S. L. ltamsdell back to tiis old place as pastor anotlier year. -James Rust while ditclnng to-day found and picked some very nice red raspberries. - rr. Robison, an elderly gentleman im.. „thwpst of Rawsonville, was buried yesterday. -Mrs. Griffin and her little granddaughtei of Saline, has lately been visiüngold friendsand neighbors inthis neighborhood. -Mrs. Mary Gotts near Paint Creek, bas been quite seriously ill. Mrs. John Roberts of this place has been having dlphtheria. We are glad to hear that she is better ; she bas had a hard experience with.the dread disease. We iiestly hope it will not spreati any nul-The weather is gêtting delightfully oolu-.a a.iiui:m UcommningoQdearnest. The. farmers are very busy. There ia quita good deal of coni ent. Apples are so plentifnl as to be worth almost nothlng. There has been quite a cal] for help this fall,so many have gone to otherplaces to Work, and others have fonnd employment on the railroad - Another bad accident. About two weeks ago Ohaflie Diekersoñ, Ú Jtrang man in thé empïoy of John Wilson was at work in the voods getting out rail Eoad ties; when hy some accident he Btruck his foot with an ax cuttinfc a Rash five or six taches long severing the rords and arteries. TIe was preparing to attend school at Ypsilanti this