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Wedding Pm lore.

Amcung the superstitions about
pins is that the bride in removing
her bridal robe and chaplet at the
completion OF the marriage ceremo-
ny must take especial cage to throw
away every pin worn Oh this event
ful day. Evil fortune, it is affirmed,
viii sooner or later inevitably over
take the bride who keeps even tho
pin used in the marriage toilet.
Noe also 10 the bridesmaids if they
retain any Of them, as their chances
of marriage viii thereby be mater
Tally lessened, and anyhow they
must give up all hope of being mar
ried beforethe following Whitsantide.
On the other hand, in some parts of
England. on her retun home from
church. she is often atcnce robbed OF
all the pins from about her d.ess by
her single friends present, from tie
belief that whosoever possesses one
ofthem will be married in the course
Of q year. Much excitement and
amusement is caused, and the bride
herself is often the victim of rough
treatment from the youthful compel
itors for this supposed charm.
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Floating Oil on Fire.

BRADFoRD, Pa, March 30.-The
oil on the surface of Tuna creek.
from a leaking tank in the lower
palt Gf the city, was set on fire this
morning by live coal from loco
motive on the Erie railway. Before
the fire could be subdued tie rail
way bridge and J. w. Keis' wheel
factory was destroyed. Loss on the
bridge, $4,000; on The factory.
5000
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Fight With Train Robbers.


ST. LOUIS, No, March 30.--Ths
Post Dispatch's Kansas City special
says ii is reported there that iht
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe east
bound passenger train was boarded
by robbers near Albuquerque a9d
robbed yesterday. A desperate
fight is said to have occurred and
three or four passengers, and the
conductor, engineer, and express
messenger are reported 20 have been
shot. The conductor and express
messenger are said TO ha killed.
This report is current IN express
circles, but railroad officials Know
nothing about it.
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Sale orihc Jay Cooke Estate.

PHILADELPHIs, March 31.-The
sale by auction ofstocks, bonds,
western lands and other real estate
belonging to the estate of Jay Cooke
& Co, was resumed to-day. The
catalogue embodies all the property
not previously disposed of, aud
about $4,000 was realized. The
sale viii continue tomorrow.
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appointments Decided on.

WASHINGTON, April Pension
Agent Brown, of Cincinnati, who
lost leg during the war, is to be
appointed Commissioner Gf Pen
sions in place of Bentley. The Pres
idsGt has decided to appoint Cap
tain Henry, cf Ohio. United States
Marshal Of the District Of Columbia,
ip place Of Fred. Douglass the latter
to be appointed to some other equal
ly good place. The President nomi-
mated John f. Clements, OF Louisia-
IN, United States Consul at Guate-
maia.
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icrioent.

81. Paul, April IA nosth bound
passenger train on the st. Paul,
Minnesota and Manitoba Railroad
yesterday morning ran into Q de,
layod freight train six miles from
Rothsay. The oabonse took fire
and Joseph Ringe, of ST. Louis. was
burned TO death. \ number of pas
sengers were severely injured, in
Guiding Oliver Sischitz, of Waterloo,
Iowa, Martin Walker, David Young,
Wm. Messenger, Henry kappell,
Edward Gallagher and Angus Nc.
Clellard.
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Ei-cn mp by Doctors.

is it possible that Mr.. Godfrey j:
up and at work. and cured by SC
simple remedy ?"
II assure you it Is true that he Is
entirely cured, and with nothing but
Hop Bittors; and only ten days
ago his doctors gave him up ard
said he must die"
"Well-a-day That is remarkable
l will 90 this day and get some for
my poor George know hops are
good. "-iSalem Post.
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Thousands of women have been
entirely cured Of the most stubborn
case OF female weakness by the use
Of Lydia T. Pinkham's VEGETABLE
COMPOUND. Send to Mrs. Lydia f.
Pinkham, 233 Western Avenue,
lynn, Mass, for pamphlets.
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Hope is ever young. Hope is al
ways represented as a woman.
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4 lady writes chat too many men
chew toothpicks in the street.
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Literature is the next poorest bus
iness to waiting for a government
Office.
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Huge sunfower mats are much in
vogue.
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and probably for an absence of three
or more years.
Stacy Hammell, the fireman of the
freight train, who had his arm SO
badly crushed BY being run over as
to require smputation is still at At
kinson's hotel where be was removes
and doing well, after his unfortunat.
accident Hammelps mother and
wife tend him constantly.
The Messrs. Lippincott of Philadel-
phia have published, Capturing a
Locomotive" BY the Rev. William
PItting+r, aud which has been yer,
favorably noticed by critics nf some Of
the leading papers. Rev. Mr.. P. wa
formerly pastor of the Union streer
NJ. E. Church in this oily.
An English built young lady
srycicle, very handsomely finished,
has attracted much notice in this city
| is the first ever seen in BurliDg-
ton.
Some Of the woodwork near the
boiler of the locomotive taking fire
at the depot a few mornings since
led to wag suggesting TO a member
of the Eodeavor fro moauy present
thar. "sheir Babcock should be imme-
diately summoned
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Robert Moore aud Clara Moore,
breaking and entering the barn OIL
Charles Horner in Mount Laurel town.
ship
Charles Lafferty, larceny, of a
watch.
Charles Rice, breaking and enter
ing.
John Switze, assault and battery.
James Beebe alias james Z. Polk,
hrerking and entering.
Oscar Davies aud Harry Gankrog-
-r, breaking and enteriog.
Wa. Roe, burning the barn o.
Isaac B. S ellie.
Charles kelsey, assault on James
Taylor of P-mberton.
Hsnuah Jennings, larceny.
Edward Mill and Hannah Jen-
aings, breaking an entering.
There were twenty-six indicto eDt-
f und but We givs DOLLY those now
c'nfoed in the jail. This morning
sll persons indicted viii be broughr
before the court tn ple4d
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SMITHYILLR. -.

SMITHvILLR.-
One day last week several sheep
belonging to Henri Kenmore, the
butcher, were discovered 10 field
dead, and on an examination being
made it was found that they had been
poisoned. Mr.. F. should endesvor
to discover the perpe,rator Of the deed
and have him dealt with to the full
penalty of the law.
Should the proposed change 10 the
township line be made, Eastsmpton
would be still stronger Democratic
district than at present, as most of the
voters in those portions Of Southamp-
ton ADD Lua bsrton which would be
annexed are Democrats. This would
also strengthen the opposite party in
he two latter townships.
A few days ago one of our staid
middle-sged citizens thought be would
take a ride on Star b.cyclD. He
took the machine iulo bis yard aud
ooe of bis sons held it while be got
Oh. After he had mounted it the boy
gave the machine a start aud til lei
go, aud almost instantly the would-be
bicyolist found himself on the grou d,
so tangled up in the machine that 1t
took several Of bis neighbors some
time to extricate him.
As a musical towo, Snithville takes
the lead. About one-half The families
IN the place have either piano or
an organ.
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VINCENTowN.--
About 2 O'Clock last Friday after
noon eight carriages drew speedily
aud moi eIessly up in line Of battle
before the residence OF Messrs. Bazby
.nd Woolman Of this place and
hastily discharged their contents of
men, women, children and numerous
packages of various shapes aud az y
into the residence Of Mr. BozbS.
Being unable to see and too far off to,
scent those suspicious looking pack
ages, we could ouiy surmise their
contents, and Judging from the j'vial
humor of the bearers we guessed there
vas something dutisble therein, hu'
the general appearance of the bearers
plainly and uumissakably proved to
Us that we we're wide of our marx.
As both Mr. and Mrs. Buzhy we're
busily engaged 10 the store at the
time and most of the party. which
upon actual count numbered forty
TWO all told, we're perfect strangers to
us, we could not account for such
peculiar transaction. But upon ip-
qairy we were iaformed that it was
ouly little surprise party of Rance
eas friends who came to di~abuse Mrs
BIS mind o. the idea that she could
GOT be caught mapping 10 such mat
RS, boast that she had previously
made 10 some of the party Two
more thoroughly asto ished indiVid-
uals than were Mr.. and Mrs. Buzby
shen they went hume and iouod forty
wo uDbidden, but welcome guests.
Is comfortably quar'errd there as If
TO the manor b rn, it would BIO hard
10 6nd. The jolly guests for the mo-
nent held the big end of fhe stick,
out as socn as the genial host aud
hostess could recover from their as
constituent they, in their accustomed
good natured way, did their part ad-
m'rably. After partakiug of meal
that was both elegant and bauntifuI aad
spending most pleasant evening the
sue.'s departed as iselessly as they
n.d me. Il was good ard pleas
.ut joke that will long remain fresh
IN The mind OF Me-. Buzby.
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CHERIFFs SALE.

y u =
BY virtue of writ of fieri faclas to me
directed. issued out OF the Court Of Chan
cary. Of the state Of New Jersey, 1 will sell
at public sale, IN
Saturday, December Oath, 1881,
between the hours of 10 and S O'Clock in the
afternoon Of said day Ito wit at o'clock),
at Regan's hotel, In Mount Holly, N. j.,
ALI the flowing described tract or parcel
OF land and premises, situate, lying and be-
Ing in the county OF Burlington and state of
New Jersey. bounded and described as fol-
lows. to wit. All that certain house and
tract or piece of land, situate on the east
side of the road leading from New Gretna to
tue old sass river tavern and which by q
recs n survey thereof Is bounded as follows,
Viz: BEGINNING At q stone standing in the
middle OF the aforesaid road, being the
southwest corner TO q. Aliens lot and runs
~ along the middle of said road south fif-
teen degrees and fifteen minutes west, nine
chains and.twelve lungs TO post corner to
9 lot conveyed by the commissioners to
Lydia A. alien, wife OF William O. Allen I;
thence (2l along the line of said lot south
seventy six degrees and ninety four min
ntes east, eight chains to Bass river; thence
III M said yer, tine several courses thereof
To the southeast corner 70 said G. Aliens
tot; and thence Al along the line of the said
u Aliens lot north seventy one degrees and
twenty minnt west, nine chains to the
place OF otgtnning, containing eight and
sirty four hnndredths acres, be the same
more ar less Beirg the first described OF
certain lots OF ground which q. n. p Mathis.
Joseph B. Cramer and George T. Slack, com.
miSsioners, &c, by indenLure dated the
nineteenth day Of May D. 1853 recorded
In hook of deeds, page l4O to 1s6 inclu-
sive in the Clerks ONCE of the county OF
burlIngton. at Mount Holly, granted and
conveyed to the said Joseph Allen, Jr., In
lee.
Seized as the property of william H. Al
len. ct al, defendants, taken in execution at
The sui of William K. Deacon, complainant,
and 10 be sold bv
GEoRGE P. coNovER, sheriff.
Bergen & Bergen Solrs.
Dated October %, 1881.
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SCORE J. P. ONE.

Doctor" SAID the chief Of one our
coy tpusoriai quarters, lust st-p
Into my shop aud LOOK at a young
mans thumb" Yes" said the NJ
d., upon examining it, "a fel,n, 1t
should have been attended to bef,re
this." DWELL. | kopw what it wants"
said the clipper and shaver. "Whar
do you know about il" asked the D :,
land what does 1t wan ?" "Why il
wants ianciag," was the ready answer.
Our inform nt left.
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This W, Elk all persons will be buy
ing Christmas presents snd as every
one will want 10 buy the handsomesf
and most substantial article they can
ford they shouli call at A Deron 8
jewelry store on Main street. TIE
best line of elegant articles for gifts
can be seen at this place. His watch
es are well-kuown az the best time-
keepers 10 the market, and the di-paY
is only exceeded by few of the larg-
ests stores IN the CITY. His stock ot
silver-ware is remark BILE for new
styles and lowupss of price. Solid
gold RIGGS. gold chains and all kinds
Of 6ne gold jewelry 10 endless variety.
Read hrs advertiser 10 another
column ADD the" 90 inspect his i'm
mause stock, the largest evev offered
10 Mount Holly, aud avoid the RUSH
LATER in the week.
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ANOTHER CANDIDATE.

ANOTHER CANDIDATE.
By large majority the people of the
United States have declared their faith in
Kidney-Wort as remedy for all the dis
cases OF the kidney and liver, some how
ever, have disliked the trouble of pre-
pairing it from the dry form. For such a
new candidate appears in the shape of
Kidney Wort in Liquid Form. 1t is very
concentrated, is east y taken. and is equal
" Efficient as the dry. Try it.-Louis-
nile Post
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William Wickward, of Philade :
phia. formerly Of Viuceutown, an en-
ploye of the Pennsylvania railroad
company. met with a terrible acciden
on Monday. While riding on q
freight train he fell between the cars
and about half Of the train passed
over his body, cuttiog one of his leg
completely of aud MASKING in hi
head. He is not expected to recover
Mr.. Wickward has a sifs and one
child
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Among series Of simple tales fov
the children in the Denver Tribune
We find the following: Do not make =
Disc or you will wake the policeman.
he is sitting on the door step asleep
Ii is very hard on him to have to sleeE
out Of doors these cold nights. Their.
is bank being robbed around th,
corner aud a woman being killed IL
the next street. If the policeman i
walked up he might 6ud it out and az
resi- somebody Some people believe
this is what policemen are for, but tie
policemen do not think so.
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In our last issue we published an
interesting sketch Of ViDcentown and
its possibilities" Articles of this
aature from any the towns in Bar
iiogton county would prove accept
able, aud will find prominent plac,
in our columns. Some benefit nigh
also accrue TO the town mentioned.
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Our churches are making great pre-
parations for Christmas. The Bap-
'ist will have tree and wi pr sent
each Sunday school scholar with
caudy, oranges, books, &c The
church is now in thriving condition,
last Sunday night extra seats were
furnished to accommodate the crowd
to hear tho R-v. Mr.. Lloyd. In the
morning MIR. Lloyd baptized three
oew converts in the mill pond.
The Methodist church, as usual
sill give their anniversary exercises
New Years oight; they have not vt
fully arranged their programme, but
II will no doubt be interesting.
The Episcopal church will be beau
tifuliy decorated with green's and viii
ave a tree Gil d with useful articles
for the use of the Sunday school
children.s They will have the Christ
mas Sunday school entertainment on
Christmas Eve. 1t has heretofore
been the most interesting given In
ViDcentown.
Mark Venable, an old resident, was
stricken with paralysis last Sunday
uorning, and has been in 40 uncan-
cious state since, the physicians 10
attendance having little hope OF his Re-
covery.
d. Augustus Jones' drug store pre-
sents an attractive appearance; he hrs
aid 10 large stock OF Christmas
goods that have been beautifully arr
RAGGED in the window and on the
shelves.
Jack Mcfarland makes the best
oyster soup in town; he will boil or
devil crab for you and throw in a
cents worth Of peanuts and chrome;
he also sells good sweet older, in fact
he is an Irish blessing, for he is
always ready with few on the half
she'll
James Fitzgerald is home with a
broken arm. He has been working
10 Merchautville where he met With
the accident while mount ng horse.
Subscriptions for The News will
be received in VineeatoNn at d. A.
Jsas drug ssOsss
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In order that the printers may OBJ
serve Monday next, the day on which
Christmas will be celebrated, The
NEWS will be printed and distributed
on Saturday, commencing at II
O'Clock noon, sharp. Advertisers will
please take notice and send 10 their
favors not later than Friday evening.
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Messrs. David Laudreth Il Sons,
will please accept our thanks for a
copy of their "Rural Register and
Almanac 1t is a valuable little
work for the farmers and will be sent
free to any address Upon application
to Nos. I'll and % South Sixth street,
Philadelphia, Pa.
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Have you seen Bower & Wolfrom's
drove Of eIenhants 10 their windows?

Frank o. Herbert will have an i'm
mense Christmas tree 10 front Of his
store on Mill street. Walk down and
see it together with his large stock
of turkeys, chickens and meats of all
kinds.
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A,HERIFFs SALE.

- hERtrf . SALE.
By virtue of writ of fieri facias to me d.
r cied issued out of the New Jersey Su-
preme Court. I win sell at public sale, on
SATURDAY., December oath, 1881,
between The hours of u aud o'clock in the
aft-i noon of said day ito wit, at 2 o'clock,
at Regaus notet, in Mount Holly, N. j.,
All the blowing described tracts or pieces
of land. situate IN the township Of Sha-
mong, in he county of Burlington and state
OF New jersey, and bounded as follows,
viz: Bakindtpg at pine tree on the south
war'ily side of Edvepelock branch and cor
ner to Ennraim Cifnes land; thence by the
same south sixty degrees west, twenty two
chains 10 said Cline's land; thence south.
itty nice degrees and thirty minutes east.
forty nine chains; thence north eighty-six
degrees and thirty nt'.utes east, two chains
to stnpe: hence north fifty degrees and
thirty minutes east, twenty chains to q post:
thence tnfrty-nine degrees and thirty min
ule- west, rty-S chains and fifty links to
the beginning. obtaining one hundred and
ei=hi @crrs uflaud be the same more or less
2. The second Is tract OF land where the
said atrick D; Ennot now dwells and was
pnrcn d BY Benjamin Shreve administra-
tni to the estate Daniel McVickers, de
ecaSed, fsy deed dated one Thousand
light hundrei and twenty-eigbt as by refer
enee thereto will more FULLY appear, situate
ia said township If Shamong aud is bounded
as follows, viz: BEGINNING a. q stone in the
plac- Of a pine tree line Of land belonging 70
John Thompson ana corner to William An.
deFson's land; thence by said Anderson
spaih thiriy-nine degrees ard thirty min
utes east, fcrty-one chains 70 post in Atsi-
on line; thence by the same north eighty
SIX degrees and thirty minutes east, sixteen
chains and fly tinksto pest corner; thence
by the same uorth thirty-nine degrees and
'hirty minutes west, forty-nin4 chains to q
most IN the line OF Ephraim Ciine's land:
Ihencr by the kaIne ana par by said
Thompson s land south six degrees west
thirteen Grains and fifty links IL the place
ofbe<inn n. containing sixts acres and ten
perchrs of land. tie the same more or less.
Being the same premises that was conveyed
% the prescott grantors by deed from Will
ian U. Lfppincotl, sheriff of the county OF
Burlington. dated VAR 24th, A. one
thousand eight hundred and sixty-four, and
recoried in Book B Z o deeds, page Is, &C..
II the Cl rx's office of the county oil Burling-
ton al Mnu IT Holy.
Seized as The property Of Nicholas B,
Brcsa,e. defendant taken in execution at
thu suit OF Isaac H Wills. plaintiff, and to be
sold by GEO GE P. CONOVER. Sheriff.
Dated October "a, 1871.
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The pulpit OF the Methodist Church
was filed last Sunday by Rev. DR..
Baldwin. a missionary from China,
who gave very interesting account
of the work in that far-off land. A
collection taken during the day
amounted to over $4,000.
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Information has been left at this
Office to the effect that there is a
regularly organized gang Of chicken
thieves "workiug" the farmyards i,
bis vicinity. Should any Of the
farmer readers Of THE NEWS MRS
any poultry it is probable that we car
put them on the track Of its recovery.
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The "Cponie Soegan" will be per-
formed at the Opera House on Sat-
urday evening. The piece as preser-
ted by Mr. Clarke aud his eompan-
rs frst-cI.ss in every reepect and al
should go and Ell y Christmas Eve
by witnessing his pleasing play.
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Buckingham advises our readers to
come early and avoid the rush on
Christmas Eve and purchase your
candies now. To this esd he offers
an inducement in his column adver-
tisement.
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THURSDAY. DECEMBER q. 1881.
Ratsroad Time Table.

Trafns leave from Mount Holly as follows:
For Philadelphia, $50, 7.o5, 500, $50, 10. 81
A. NJ. 1881, 2 10, 5.23. $50. 7.46, TO- 20 P. N.
On sundays, $3.50, II. 50 A. NJ, and 5.2OP. NJ.
For Ney York via Hightstown, 7.57 A. M;
For Pemberton, 7.57, 900 A. n, II. 90, also,
.4.6z. sis. q. s2P. NJ.
FOR xincentown, Dos A. NJ. IL. 3. SO, 6.18 p. NJ.
FOL hightstown, 7.57 A. M, 4.57 r. M.
TOT burlington. 500, 1885 AM, 2.30, 3.65, 600
For Medford. e.1o A. NJ, I2.o2, s.52. $40 P. NJ.
For Tuckerton and n. j. 5. 4. b., 800 A. NJ,
KINKoRA BRAScH.-Leave Kinkora, s.s5
An u AZ. $50 r. NJ. ;Lewistown for Kinkora,
ssoo A. NJ, H.47.4 58P. NJ.
7fafnsiedveJor Mount Holly as Joisosss:
From Philadelphia, 100, $40, II A. NJ, /, 3. 4,
$40, $50. 7.30. 10. II. 30 r. N. On Sundays, 10
=. M. !. and $50 r. N.
From vincentown, s.35, 1910 A. NJ. LILO,
From fe e go, $40 A. NJ. 1926, $50,
From Hightstown, 4. 40 A. NJ, s.2sP.M.
From burlington, $3.50, Ills A. NJ, 3.ls, 5.45,
From Msdford. 7.so. 1910 A. NJ, 2, 40 r. N.
From Tuckerton, s.s5 A. NJ, $50 r. M.
PHILA., MARLT0N q MEDfORD q. q.
TIME TABLE.
Leave Medford for Philadelphia, IT'S, 10 Is
4. H., 5.22. p. Sundays, 7 SIS A. NJ, 6. is p. NJ
Leave Marlton TOR Philadelphia, 7.30, 1910
A. n, 10, $40 P. NJ. Sunday at $40 A. NJ.
and $50 P. NJ.
Leave Phiiadelphla, Z and "a. NJ, and P.
n. Sundays AZ 500 and 4P.M
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FLORENCE,

FLoRENcE.-
Last week John Watson who has
charge of the large cupola had both
of his feet severely burned by one Of
the men putting wet skinner into
ladle of me ted iron.
Thomas Bodine the young man who
had his arm broken some time ago.
{ ok the splinters off last week and q
day or two afterwards slipped and
broke the same arG again.
Affairs around the town seem to be
improving. The Methodist church
and dwelling that were commenced
some time ago are rapid y approaching
completion aud the ho.elkeeper ha>
began to build a good sized barn, juds-
ing from the substantial frame work
he has erected. We wish there wer.
many more houses aud barus under
way. Ali help aud ars welcome.