BALDWIN, COULTER, PYLES Henry BALDWIN died at his residence on the MCDONALD farm on Tuesday, Jan. __th, at ten minutes past twelve. He was buried at Paris, Pa., on Thursday afternoon. Mr. BALDWIN lived in this vicinity for a number of years. He was a hard-working industrious young man ____ored and respected by all who knew him. He had been in failing health for over a year and while it was expected that he would never get well, his death was very sudden. He was a member of the Presbyterian church in this place. He leaves a wife and three children. Everybody knew Goodman COULTER. His widow, Mrs. Julia MCKOWN COULTER died on the 22d. She leaves three daughters, Mrs. Euphemia HERRIOTT, Mrs. Margaret A. NESBIT, Mrs. Annie C. FRYER. Miss Minnie PYLES, 22 years old, a teacher of the Raccoon school, died at her home Tuesday evening from the effects of carbolic acid taken last Friday morning at the school house before the opening of school. She was unconscious till Friday evening and again from Monday morning till her death. Disappointment in love is given as the cause of the deed.