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The Corporation has placed a new stone crossing between Masonic Hall and R.W. Grove’s store room and have filled up the street on each side of it.

Mr. Samuel Mumma, residing on the farm of Mrs. S.P. Grove, met with what might have been a very serious accident one day last week. While working near the barn, the wind blew the large barn door, which was open, against him and threw him against a horse that was standing nearby. He was kicked by the horse and rendered unconscious for several minutes: one of his ribs was broken, and he also sustained other injuries.

Messrs. W. McCoy & Son of Rohrersville, and Mr. Mahlon Knadler of this place, have erected a very fine Granite Monument to the memory of Stephen P. Grove in Fairview Cemetery. Messrs. McCoy & Son have earned a reputation which, for exquisite workmanship and design, might be envied by many of their calling and profession.