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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1886-01-29
railroad Collision at Rupert.
ONE MAN KILLED AND THREE INJURED

A collision between two freight trains
occurred at 0 30 Saturday morning Of last
week at the North end Of Rupert yard, on
the Catawissa and Williamsport branch OF
the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad,
resulting in the death Of one man and the
serious injury of three others. The follow.
ing are the names Of the victims, all resi-
dents of Catawissa.
KILLED.
Lewis Getkin, 25 years old, married,
fireman of north-bound train crushed be.
tween engine aud tender and instantly kill.
ed.
INJURED.
William Beckendorf, 43 years old, mar.
ried, engineer of North.bound train badly
injured about back, breast and head, will
recover.
| William Hilner, married, brakeman cut
and bruised not dangerously.
Albert McCarty, 2S years old, single, en-.
gineer of South-bound train badly injur-
ed about back, hips and legs, will recover,
buried in the snow beneath car load of
lumber, and almost frozen before he was
rescued.
Beckendorf, engineer of the North bound
train, is responsible for the collision. He
left Catawissa as the first section of No 81
freight with orders to meet and pass an
extra at Rupert. As he pulled through
the yard at the passing point he saw the
switch engine standing on a siding carry
ing white lights, and supposing it was the
| train mentioned in his orders, he pulled
out and crashed into the extra on the
curve at the North end of the yard. The
extra was coming at the rate of about fif-
teen miles an hour. The cars and engines
were piled ir inextricable confusion, and
the Locomotives were completely wrecked.
| Getkln, the fireman for Beckendorf, was
pinned fast between the tank and engine,
and his body was horribly manged. Beck
endorf was found lying upon the footboard
of his engine, one of the large "dirt-burn-
ers,' and his escape from instant death
was remarkable. McCarty was thrown
|
side of the track, and carload of lumber
was hurled upon him. He was found by
some of the crew soon afterwards, with
only his face showing above the wreck.
1t required forty-five min utes to release
him. Hilner, the brakeman, jumped from
tle cars as they struck, and was hit in the
back by some of the flying timber.
The track was blocked until evening,
passengers being transferred IN the mean.
time. The injured men were taken to
their homes in Catawissa, and are now
resting well. This is the most disastrous
collision in the history of this division of
the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
The Coroner's in luest resulted in the plac-
| ing of the blame of the accident upon
Engineer Beckendorf. The fina ncial loss
will probably reach $50, ,OOO as both en-
gines and part of the rolling stock are
total wreck.
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I.iKhtstreet.

On Saturday last quite number OF
ladies from town took sleighride to
Greenwood.
On Friday last number Of invited
guests took in the turkey roast at Jacob
Terwilliger's.
We learn that some thieves broke in the
granary of j. Terwilliger and helped them.
selves to the substance that sustains life.
Rather bad season for that kind of work
as there will be poor hopes OF getting flour.
On Wednesday night quite party
from Berwick took possession of the hotel
and enjoyed the fantastic toe until Nc
"wee small hours of the morning" III
took supper.
Rev. Byer commenced a series of pro
tracted meetings on Tuesday evening. Thus
far there has been one seeker.
r. NJ. johnson one of our uptown black
smiths has been very busy for the pas
week on sleigh work generally.
Rumor has it that there will be an indie
pendent candidate from west Scott for ths
office of poor director The slate seem.
to have been pretty well made up from al
appearances. One of the committee mer
says that the independent man shall be tn,
candidate since he helped to run Scott ou
of what she is justly entitled to.
A. b. White is replenishing his stock o
lumber, John Phillips on Friday brough
in c load containing 2042 feet with two
horses.
On Saturday Jos Hippensteel took loaC
of young people sleighlng, visiting Blooms
burg on the route,
Mr. and Mrs. J. NJ. Hulshizer returned
home on Friday from visit to his ole
home in New Jersey.
Amos Driebelbis and family in compan,
with WIN Hartzel and wife called at Ella
Driesbelbis' on Sunday.
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The Tourists Last Night.

Renova Evening Newsl
Harrgan's Irish and American Tour
lists held forth at the opera house last night
and made fun for eighteen hundred peo-
pie. Without exaggerating in the least
we can say that the show gave universal
satisfaction. The scenery of famous and
interesting places in Ireland was itself a
good card and many went to see that
The two Barneys made much fun, and
they with the 'nagur.' and Dutchman
kept the people in roar all the time.
The bagpipes were something new and
were well appr eciated. The dancing was
of the best and there never was better OF
more of it in Renoya. Harrigan's Tour.
lists can get full house here any time.
Bloomsbury Opera House. Jan. 90.
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The members of the Democratic Stand
ing Committee for the township embraced
in Bloom Poor District met at the Ex-
change Hotel in Bloomsburg on Saturday,
23 lust. The meeting was called to order
by ID. Lowenberg, Chairman, and f. ID.
Dentler was elected secretary, Nomina-
tions for Directors being in order, j. w.
Perry of Sugarloaf named Mr., Fritz of
same township, j. Driebelbis nominated
Wesley Morris of Greenwood, William
Deitterich nominated DIR. f. w. Redeker
OF Espy, f. ID. Dentler nominated G. A.
Klein of Bloom, and on motion the nomi-
nation closed. On the 1st ballot Lowen-
berg, Dentler, and Driebelbis voted for
Kleim,3, Richart voted for Morris, /, Det.
terich voted tor RedekeI, /, and Perry for
Fritz, /. No choice. On end ballot the
the vote was the same except that Drie-
belbis voted for Morris, and Richart voted
for Klelm No choice. On Bird ballot all
voted for Klein except Deitterich and
Perry who voted same as before, Klein
was declared one of the nominees. On
4th ballot all voted for Morris, except
Deilterich, who voted for Fritz. On motion
Klein and Morris were unanimously NOM
mated, Adjourned.
Il. ID. DENTLRR, Secretary.
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On last Friday night there was party
at Thomas McMurties from Black Creek.
There were two sled loads.
Swank tS Snyder were over the Mountain
to Schriners mill with load of rye re-
Gently. They report sleighing very good.
Daniel Roger has quite sore eye. We
are informed that he struck it with the
thrashing fail.
Rev. Hassinger will preach in the Forks
church at this place on Sunday afternoon
1t is reported that c. L. Hortman is go.
ing to move to our neighborhood in the
Spring.
Sallie Schweppenheiser was visiting E.
L. Kirkendalls and George Mourey's on
Sunday last.
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The law requires that the constable of
every township shall give public notice f
the township elections by ten or more prin-
ted or written handbills, affixed atas many
of the most public places therein, at least
ten days before the election. In case of
the death, removal or neglect of the con-
stable TO give sucn notice it is the duty of
the supervisors to give the notice. Printed
election notices can be obtained at this
office, or will be sent by mail on receipt of
10 cents in stamps.
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A serious Accident.

Mr. A. w. Snyder of Mifflinville was
badly hurt on Thursday of last week. He
was assisting in pulling tube out of a
lore hole when the derrick broke and he
was struck across the back by heavy
pole. 1t was thought at first that his lowe'
limbs were paralyzed, as he had no con-
troll over them, but we are glad to learn
that he is now improving, and hopes to
be out again soon. 1t was a narrow es-
cape, as from the size of the pole and the
distance it fell it is wonder his back was
lot broken. Mr.. Snyder is Mfillinvilc's
postmaster
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FRIDAY, JANUARY, 80, 1886.
CORRECT RAILROAD TINE T,uir
PUBLIC SALES.

The executors Of James Barton deceased
will sell roam mare with foal, tor
buggy and truck wagon, at the court
house on Monoay, Feb. lst at % p. m.
George w. Farver, executor of George
Farver, deceased, will sell valuable real cs
tate on premises in jackson township, or
Saturday, February 90, 1886, commencing
at 2 O'Clock p. IN. See advertisement
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notice.
TO CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.

have on hand and for sale 1,000,0 900 II.
of one-inch second-growth white pine
boards, including about 100, 900 #. of pitch
pine is good quality and all perfectly
dry, has been piled two years, will sell
reasonable for cash. Also lot of hem
lock fencing and shingles of different
kinds. ROM MoHENRY,
Jan. TO- 1SS6,-4t Benton, Pa.
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A lot Of ground situate on Third street In Scott
Town, near the Fair ground, about sixty by tive
hundred feet, on which is erected a dwelling
house, grocery store, large bake oven stable ana
out-buildlDgs.
Also, another lot OF ground adjoining the above
about forty by two hundred feet which Is erect
ed a DWELLING HOUSE, nearly new, nicely paint,
ed, and ut-bulldlngs
For terms and conditions apply to
A. c, RABB,
Exchange, Montour county, Pa.
Or {. W. Miller Bloomsbury, Pa.
ian. ~. Al.
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a slight fire occurred in the kitchen of
Mr. ID. Lowenberg on Sunday about noon.
Mr. and Mrs, Lowenberg were in the kitch-
en- when the latter thought she smelled
something burning and looked to see if it
was any of her clothing, as she had been
about the stove. She then opened closet
door and the flames bnrst forth. Buckets
of water and the pave wash hose were put
into use at once and the fire extinguished,
although about $50 damage was done, 1t
was fortunate that the fire was discovered
so timely.
The fire apparatus was out, but fortu-
nately the services of the tiremen were not
needed.
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MONDAY FEBRUARY lst, 1886,

All that certain village lot situate in Espy, Co
lumbia County, Pennsylvania, bounded on the
south by Main street, on the west by an alley, on
the east by lot owned by Alexander wanick,
being sixty feet front on Main street, whereon Is
erected a two-story frame dwelling house, stable
and other t-buildings
Seized, taken in execution at the suit Of NJ. C.
woodward vs. John Waters and to be sold as tho
property OF John Waters Al. yend. Ex.
HOWELL Atty.
A l. S O,
All the following real estate to-wit: All these
three certain lots OF ground lying contiguous tn
each other in Roberts Addition to the Town OF
Catawissa being lots marked or numbered In the
plot or plan OF said Roberts Addition numbers
fifty-six fftyseven and hfty-eight, Sc, 81 and 5s
forming one whole square in said plot or plan OF
two hundred and ten feet in length and the same
in breadth, bounded on the east by Fourth street
OF said Roberts Addition, on the west by an alley
and on the south by the boundary line OF said
Roberts Addition TO the Town OF Catawissa which
said described real estate is situate In Roberts
Addition to the Town of Catawissa, In the town
ship OF Catawissa, County OF Columbia and State
OF Pennsylvania whereon is erected a two story
brick dwelling house, barn and other out-build
ings,
Seized, taken in execution at the suit of solomon
~ 'unaiu Vs. Nharies W. MchelNy ana 10 De sold
as the property OF Charles W. Mckelvy.
vend. Elk.
RHAwS, Atty.
ALSO
All that certain property situate in Jackson
township, Columbia county, Pa, bounded and de-
sc1bed as follows, to-wt :>On the north by prop
erty OF VIM. Brink, on the east by property OF
william Parks. on the south by property OF Boyd
Rchie on the west by property OF Thos- +. Young,
containing fifty acres whereon are erected two
story frame dwelling and bank barn, wagon shed
and straw shed.
Seized, taken In execution at the suit of Lilley
Sloppy now TO use or Jacob Gerard against Dan
lei S. Young and to be sold the property OF Dan.
| lei s. Young.
k.& w. Al. III. Fa,
SAMUEL SMITH,
JAN otn, 1856. Sherih.
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A supper, dance and reunion of the G.
A. r. men was held at Blacks Temperance
hotel at Rohrsburg, on Tuesday evening of
last week The Posts of Unityvile, Fair
mount Springs and Bloomsburg were rep
resented. About 20 members were present.
They all report having had a good time.
This notice was handed us last week, but
too late for publication
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The Imprisoned Miners Surely
Dead.

The Mine Inspectors who made the in
Slope l of the Nantcoke mines say they
could not see that anything further could
be done by the Susquehanna Coal Com.
pauy TO hasten the recovery of the en-.
tombed men. They claim that if the men
are reached at all they can only be got at
through the blocked workings and that no
more rapid,progress can be made than is
now being made by the rescuing party.
The Inspectors expressed their entire salts
faction with the measures taken by the
company 10 recover the men and say that
even under the most favorable circum-
stances it will take a month or six weeks
longer to reach the spot where the victims
are supposed to be. The sinking of the
bore hole is being carried on only to salts.
fly the relatives and friends of the entomb-
ed men, hut it will be productive of no
learned by the inspectors who entered the
mine they are fully satisfied that none of
men are alive, and it is seriously doubted
whether any of them survived the first
rush of water and sand. Aaron w. Rhoad-
es, superintendent of the mining engineer
squad, reported on Monday that the work
of the rescuing party is progressing. He
says that no light has as yet been seen by
anyone since the accident occurred and
that no sound of any kind has been heard
from the meh
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have been troubled with catarrh from
boyhood and had considered my case
chronic until about three years ago I pro-
cured one bottle of Ey's Cream Balm, and
count myself sound to-day, all from the
use of one bottle.-J. r. Cooley, Hardware
Merchant, Montrose, Pa.
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The heirs of Isaach Snyder deceased
met at the old homestead in Mifllin town
ship on Monday and made final ds,ribu-
tion OF the estate, with the assistance of
their attorney, and Samuel Snyder Esq.
who look the necessary acknowledgements.
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Seott's Emulsion Of Pure
Cod Liver oil with HypopI. q sphites
Its Use in Lung Troubles.

IIs Z Sc III IIHHB ITUUUIVs.
DIR, Hiram CGdoretto, of Jacksonville,
Fla. says II have for the last ten months
prescribed your Emulsion, to patients suf
fering from lung troubles, and they seem to
be greatly benefited by its use."
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The young women of Connecticut
town have formed very laudable organ.
ization. known as the Tongue Guard. 3"
Each member drops penny in a box ev-
cry time she says a word against anybody.
The money is given to the poor, and pow
erty is said TO be rapidly decreasing in that
town.
We know of places where such an organ
ization would require dry goods box to
hold the pennies for week.
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BE careful in your choice of candidates
for the Spring elections, but when nomi-
mated, put them through. Where you
have the majority, vote solidly. You can't
lose. Close up your ranks quietly.
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For SALE, lease or exchange an estab-
lshed manufacturing business with COM
Portable home near by. Two railroads.
Terms easy. Address, STEAM PowER.
Bloomsburg, p. O..
jan. /, At cow.
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Remember, Democrats, the office of
Collector of Taxes is very important one
under the Act of 1885. Some competent
man Of our party must be selected for the
office and loyalty supported. Make good
ticket, stand up to it and elect it all. Don't
tra1o
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L. Bernard has fine stock of watches
jewelry and silverware. Only first class
goods at low prices all goods warranted as
represented. dee lift
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Under the act of 1885 Tax Collectors
must file bond in the office of the Clerk
Of Quarter Sessions before entering on their
duties. This bond must be in double the
probable amount of the several duplicates
that will come into their hands, and is in
tended to cover all the duplicates. The
bond must first be approved by the Court
or one of the Judges, and it would be well
for the Collector to get a certificate from
the proper officer of each district whose
duplicates will come into his hands, as to
the probable amount of each duplicate, so
that the Court o. Judge may know that the
amount named in the bond is sufficient.
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A Williamsport hen was deceived by the
spring-like weather few weeks ago, and
has brought out nine young chicks.
Wonder what they think of this cold
world
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Nervous weakness, female complaints,
loss of appetite, languor and general de-
preston of spirits can be readily cured
by the use of Keller's Catarrh Remedy,
Try it, See advertisement.
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MARRIAGES..

KAHLER-SEVISON. On Thursday
January 2l, 1886, by Rev. f. p. Manhart
at the residence of o. c. Kahler, Esq, Mr.
Charles II. Kahler to Miss Kate Sevison
both OF Bloomsbury, Pa.
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~ II MAI tONCkRN.
All persons are hereby notified that any
persons buying Conyngham township or
ders will purchase the same subject to any
equities that may exist as to the taxpayers.
That the Taxpayers Association are will
ing to make all roads, keep in repair all
roads and bridges free of expense to indi-
vidual taxpayers for the year 1885, and
subject to the direction of the Supervisors
of said township and as there is no legal
tax levied for the year, and all Legitimate
expenses Of the Road Department are be-
ing paid, there is no necessity for any or
ders being issued.
All orders require the signatures of both
Supervisors of the Township Clerk and
should bear the seal of the township.
The above notice is being given so that
all persons can govern themselves accord.
ingly. s. NJ. RILEY,
| Agent for Taxpayers Association.
Ashland, Pa, Nov. 81, 's5. If.
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DR.. j. Schuyler is the republican candi-
date for director of Bloom Poor District
1t is rumored that Reece Farman will run
as an independent.
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Salesman drumming coal and iron op-
orators, hardware, &c, can add A line,
One of our agents earned over SO, 600 last
year. Box 1871 New York. 2t
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The remaining copies of the History
OF Columbia County, a book of 600
pages illustrated and bound in cloth
will be closed out at Sl.00 each, 25
cents extra by mail. For sale at the
COLUMBIAN Office. Bloomsburg, Pa.
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Services are held at the Lutheran church
each evening this week. commencing at
half-past seven O'clock Communion ser
vices were held on Sunday last.
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The remaining copies of the History
of Columbia County book of 600
pages illustrated and bound in cloth
will be closed out at $1OO each, 25
cents extra by mail. For sale at the
COLUMBIAN Office. Bloomsbury, Pa.
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The st. Cloud Hotel, in Philadelphia, was
destroyed by fire last Monday night.

NoroE - Any one wishing a vendue
crier, please call on the undersigned.
ct DAVID WINNER.
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List of letters remaining in the Post Of
flee at Bloomsbury for week ending Jan.
2G, 1856
Mr.. NJ. V. Bowman, Amos F. Crawford,
Mrs. Dr. Graus, Miss Nell Hartman, Mrs.
Leah c. Hitzelberger, Miss Minnie Madge-
burg, Mr.. George Metcalf, (ship,) Mr.. Wm
Holmes, Annie Neyhart, Miss Calie Z.
Neyhard,
CARDS.
Lewis Brothers, Mrs. NJ. Kelly, William
II. Thompson.
Persons calling for these letters will
please say advertised"
GEORGE a. CLARK, p. NJ.
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Col. NJ. j. KeclS has purchased some
slate quarres in Utah, through Chicago
capitalists, and proposes TO develope and
work them on a large scale.
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hereby announce myself as candidate
for Collector of Taxes of the several ais-
tricts Of Bloomsbury DAVID WINNER.
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Try Tower smoking and chewing tobacco
and you will like it, For sale by AleXand-
er Bros. & Co.
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Foot passengers are crossing the river on
the ice at Nlitllinyille since last Monday.
We tried it, and are free to confess, that
we much prefer bridge.
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We will pay cash for wool during the
months of January and February.
SANDS & ELDER,
Mordansville, Pa.
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hereby announce myself as candidate
for Collector of Taxes of the several dis
tricts of the town of Bloomsburg.
ct d. f. WEISS.
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Many cases of fever and ague, dumt
and congestive chills, were promptly ar
rested and entirely banished by the use Of
your Simmons Liver Regulator. You don't
say half enough in regard to the efficacy
of your valuable medicine in cases of ague
intermittent fevers, etc. Every case has
been arrested Immediately. Believe me
when say l was a sufferer for years witt
the liver disease, and only found relief by
using your medicine. Robert j. Weeks
Batavia, Kane Co., III.
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Out of twenty cases on the criminal list
for next week, twelve of them are for for
ncation and bastardy.
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When Baby was sick, We gave her Castoris
When she was Child, she cried for Csstoria.
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria,
When she had Children, she gave them Castori,,
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AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOMsBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY. PA.


We will send by mail postpaid to any
constable in the county, one dozen election
notices on receipt of 10 cents. THIS is much
cheaper than they can be written. II
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/. w. Hartman & Sons four bales of
muslin are on hand, 5scts, yard to y
cts, by bolt-fine and heavy.
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SHERIFF'S SALES.

BY virtue OF sundry writs issued out OF the
Court of Common Pleas Of Col. CO., and to me dr.
rected will be exposed to public sale at the Court
House in Bloomsburg, at O'Clock p. N. on
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TO WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN.

Clark & Son are offering special bargains
in Hamburg edgings. Go see them.
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The weather moderated on Tuesday and
softened up the sleighng.
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Special bargains in black and coloret
dress silks at Clark & Sons See them.
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L. p. McHenry has been appointed
postmaster at Millville.