Our Bakerton correspondent writes us that he thinks that village carries off the prize for big hogs, and sends us the weight of fat porkers as follows: John Welsh, five that weighed 398, 356, 312, 309, and 266, average of 328. G. T. Trundle five, 370, 368, 332, 325, and 272, average of 333; Albert Rice four, 393, 357, 341, and 313, average 352 ½; John Welsh five, 376 ½, 336 ½ , 320, 300, and 278, average of 322; G. Newton Moler four, 318, 317 ½, 306, 294 ½, average of 309. Arthur Moler four, 383, 368, 349, and 337, average of 359; Isaac Kidwiler four, 411, 389, 352, and 351, average of 377. Robert Duke killed one that weighed 402, but we are asked to say nothing about the others. James Flanagan killed two very large hogs, one weighing 505 and the other 415 pounds.
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