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The semi-weekly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1879-1882, 1881-12-26
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INDIAN MILLS
The extra meetiDgs sre still in pro.
eress in the NJ. e. church. Rev q
J. Zslley, pastor. Several person.
have professed conversion.
Rev. Mr.. Fornecrook. preached
again On Sunday evening. The co.,
vregation was very large and atteb-
tive.
On Tuesday evening, Rev Ms.
Willis Of Tabernacle, preached vers
good sermon here.
The mill pond is very low again, sc
that the mill cannot run on iull time
A little more rain is needed before
winter reaches I'd,
Our new butcher is supplying hi
customers with 6rst-class meat at the
most reasonable prices. We hope b.
will succeed in his business.
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SALES
At the Arcade hotel on Saturday
Barclay White, real estate agent, sole
two-story frame dwelling on Garde,
street, near Risdon for $1,000 to Char
L. Shinn. The frame dwelling b..
longing to the estate of Lydia Heis-
Ter, deceased, situktsd on Union street
was also sold for $500.
The property of Wm. F. Lippin.
colt, deceased was sold on the sam
day by commissioners The 6r.
property sold was brick dwelling ..
The corner Of Wall and Pine streets
70 this place for 5000 to Joho B.
Deacon. The next lot Of land IL
Pemberton township containing II
acres. for S20.25. The last tract O.
and in Woodland township, AZ acres
to Charles Lippincott for SIS 10 pc,
acre.
The two farms belonging to the es
tate of Samuel r. Gssklll, deceased
at Birmingham, have been purchased
BY bis son, Judson G. Gsskill.
Sbivers hotel in Medsord has bee,
purchased by BENZ. Martin of Mel.
chantville for $4,000.
The Mount Holly creamery was
sold on Saturday to Henry /. Budd
for $500. Il cost $4,000 to ct it Mp
fhe sum realized will pay the indebt-
edness, but the stockholders lose ever,
dollar invested.
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TABERNACLE.-
Last Sunday Fillmore Haines and
wife we're returning from church whe'
one Of the shafts of their carrisg
broke, but their horse though rs'he
spirited, was stopped without difficult,
and the damage was repaired SO as to
enable them 10 reach home safely.
On Monday COW belonging &c
Burr Woolman was chokrd to das,f
by getting a piece of lurnip fast il
her wind pipe.
Timber is selling very high thu.
winter; some tall timber suitable fm
saving into lumber sold at Tsylor'.
sale last week as high as $3.50 PEI
half acre.
The Christmas entertainment Of the
Methodist Sunday school will be bel,
on Saturday evening and will consis,
of music, recitations, and responsive.
readings, closing up with the distribu-
ton Of presents firm the Christina
tree. Admission free to all.
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Singular legal complications are
liable to grow out OF the suit for d.
vorce Brought by Mrs. Eliza Berg
man, nee Swain, formerly Of Mount
Holly, who fell in love with Span
ish student while on the voyage
across the Atlantic, and who refused
to live with her husband on reaching
Philadelphia. As Bergman was .
citizen ofSweden, domiciled 10 Fraucr
ct the time Of his marriage, and as BY
her marriage Mrs. Bergman assumed
the citizenship of her husband, the
latter is anxious to have this fact
established, that the right of the wife
to bring suit in the Courts Of Penn
sylvania shall be denied. For thi.
purpose counsel for Bergman applied
In the Court of Common Pleas No. 8
in Pbiiadeldbis, on Monday for rule
compelling the wife to show where
the marriage took place, Athe national
ity Of her husband, the length of tim.
they bad lived together aud the dura-
tion of her residence 10 Pennsylvania
since her marriage.
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ANOTHER c.Nn1nArr

BY large majority the people of the
United States have declared their faith in
Kidnev-W as remedy for all the dis
cases o. 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. It il very
concentrated, Is easily taken. and is equal
" Efficient as the dry. Try it.-Louis-
rilc Post.
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MEpFoRD.-

MEpFoRD.-
The past has been prosperous yea
10 this vicinity. The farmers,
things considered, have made a goor
season. Everybody who was willin
70 work has had employment. Me-
cbanics have not only had full work
through the summer and fall, but sr,
yet fully employed and are likely ID
he while the weather remains favor
able. There has not been much build-
ing done in the place except 10 sh,
~ay Of repairs and improvement, bu
enough in the surrounding countr,
aud neighboring villages to keep on
carpenters and mssons fully employed.
The new railroad has also furnished
alarge amount Of employment. They
are building large and commodiou
depot which will soon be ready 70,
occupancy. The opening Of this road
has brought several additional familie.
TO the place, so that while q numbe.
OF houses have been standing idle
everything is now rented, except som,
of the old shanties on Glass hill.
Reuben Evans, who about month
ago, pitched headforemost from scai-
told, upon the point Of q crow bar
which entered the side of his mech
and penetrated some six or seve,
inches Into his shoulder, is recovering
Nth surprising rapidity. At fr-
himself and friends regarded the scci-
dent as almost certain to terlnioat.
fatally, but alresdy the wound j,
about healed aud although one lup.
for time showed symptoms of pneo-
'noois, that danger has passed. Fl
is sitting up and is likely soon to bt
IN his feet again, but the arm OF
the wounded side remains weak auo
dumb, and he will not be likely I,
have the use Of it for some time t.
come.
Both the Methodist and Baptis
Sunday schools are preparing Holiday
entertainments, 10 the form of con
cert and exhibition including Christ
mas tree aud its usual accompany
ments. But as both are guiog TO oc-
cupy Farmers Hall it was necesssr,
10 select different evenings. That o,
Z he Methodist school was held on FRI
day evening aud that Of the Baptiss
win be held on this Saturday. even
log.
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Ransocas will be favored this win
ter with star course Of entertain
meuts under the auspices of the
Lyceum Hall Association. They ar :
as follows Josh Billings, Dec. 29tb;
Mary Francis, January 18th; Nelis
Brown, February I'd; James E. Mur-
dock, February 18th; A. A. Willis
March, I'd. The above is 6rst-cias
talent Of vide repute, and should
draw crowded houses. Season tickets
are now for sale.
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plainly indicate. To the indefatig
BILE teachers, the short relaxation can
DOT be Otherwise than agreeable also
The constant strain upon the minn
and sense of responsibility, Deeo
moments of entire rest, and fresh
vigor for another term is gained from
even the short vacations occurln
turing the full school year. 10 our
next Is-us we shall speak of the clio :
ing exercises at the public schoils
Shich are always gratifying and verl
Interesting.
DOTS.
Visitors from this city to rh.
aoauty Jail, speak in high terms ct
ire admrsbls condition under tn
administration Of our popular Sheriff
Y. W. @. Hays.
The sum o. s25, 900 is asked tn
ear as the appropriation from th
-V"Ct uAtC1t Apt III pI1tluk tuc LIE =
ware river between Treaton an
Bid urg Some Of our boatmen
think that not small slice of th
amount could he advanssgsously used
netween this city and Bristol.
The building Of the damn on tn
Assiscunk creek will BIZ commence
as soon as q new survey has bee
made of the lands of those intereste
~ irs construction.
Messrs. Feninore ADD Durel hav
been kept busy during the past seaso
N building row boats, etc., of their
'~u mndels, aud for which they hay
Worldwide reputation
The musical services at S.. MAR
Church on Christmas promise TO b.
exceptionally fac. The rendition OF
be program giving full scope to the
voices Of the choist.rs.
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BURLrNGrON-


We note with much pleasure tina
Mr.. Jamss b. Birch's spirit aud lib
rality in afiording his ieliow-ci'-
seus the very rare opportunity
witnessing on Monday evening at tb'
opera House, q melo-drsma, so bril-
amt, romatic, and entirely unobjsc-
'onsbls, as Bulwer's celebrated 5 ac'
LAY, "The Lady Of Lyons" will b
eciprocated BY 40 overlooking house.
This charming play has always been
a special favorite. In foreign city
I had run OF 100 and more eonsec-
tive nights, and whenever and where
yer placed upon the boards, it hs>
evsrisbly drawn crowded audiences.
hose not familiar with the interest,"
ag plot, are referred to synopsis o.
he same, prepared for aud embodied
a q gratuifously published advertise
nent sheet issued in this city, and
shich in connection with the assure
srtistic rendition of the play by tn
'amous stock company of the Eighth
.treet theatre, Phila., will much co.
vance the Interest in it's performance
Be on hand early for seats Don't
ose the chance of seeing "The Lad
# Lyons" and which, by advertise
nent in to-day's issue will be follow
y the capital farce, "Ths Rouga
Diamond"
At the moment Of writing The
weather seems to indicate q "greeu
]hristmas." Twelve months ago.
mother earth was raped 10 a snow,
Mantle. the Delaware was ice-bouud,
he trowel and the hxmmer laid aside,
md winter reigued supreme. Though
certainly more seasonsble nd conduc.
i've to health, and sever so much
more jolly" as the merry youngsters
out it, to have right cold and snowy
nap during the festive season par,ic-
ularly, still the mild atmosphere ia
s-ry favorable for the completion Of
buildings and other improvements,
,ad for the steady employment il
usures to our worthy mechanics.
For their interests alone, we should
ejoise at the preseus genial weather,
.nd hope for lis continuance.
To-day our churches are being
decorated for Christmas-tide. The
fragrant evergreen aud lovely bright
surel are being festooned aud wreath
ed around the walls encircling happy
hearts, aad the tiny stocking will
.oon be hung up Shy the chimney
With care" The stores wear a gal.
appearance, and our caterers for ths
'ouer man, vie with each other ia
The displays Of the rich products Of
the Wholesale markets and farm.
Particularly striking are the show
Eiudows of Mr.. John R. DubePs re-
freshment saloon, which are filed with
richly iced and highly ornamented
cakes, 600 pounds of which he has
prepared for his legion Of patrons,
aod other tempting table delicacies.
We note with pleasure as informed,
That the efforts of our merchants to
crafty their customers have been re-
eiprocated by an unusually handsome
Christmas and holiday trade.
OUR SCHOOLS.
These, both public and private,
closed yesterday for the usual holiday
recess. This brief respite from duty
is fully appreciated by the scholars, as
heir joyous shouts ringing upon the
air, aud merry prsnks upon their dis
Aaisssie wisssssa fssa sw wisdswr
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SMITHvILLE.-
On Friday afternoon Thomas s.
Powell, foreman in the foundry, was
very much surprised by receiving
from his employees present of q
handsome gold-headed cane. Aaron
WiIlitts, in making the presentation
speech, said that the workmen had
taken this method of showing their
high esteem for him, and hoped that
their relationship would be as pleas
ant in the future as it always had
been since he FIRST came to Smithvi,le
Mr.. Powell, in accepting the gift,
thanked the donors and said that he
would not prize it alone for its value
Ia dollars and cents, but as pemen-
to ofthe good will and friendship
which existed between him and the
workmen in the foundry of the Il.
B. Smith Machine Co. On the bead
OF the cane waAshe inscription, "lpre-
septed to our foreman, Thomas s.
HvsslL"
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Editor Of The Neps-Sir In the
interests Of game-preservation in this
State. allow me to suggest, through
your columns, that if those who hav.
occasion to drive over the country
roads at this season would carry a gun,
they might kill tho large hawks who,
are the quail's worse enemies. Hawks
do not seem to fear horse and wagon,
and may be easily approached and
shot from vehicle. The death OF
nne hawk means the life Of several
coveys. A SPORTSMAN.
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M A r. Ats RID.

December 18th. at Bord-n,own, by the
Kew. J. l.. Roe, Franklin T Lanning of
Philadelphia and Sarah Richard Of Bor-
ientown
December lat. at Moorestown, by
Joseph Lippincntt, Esq Samuel.J Baker
md Sarah E. Stewart, all of Mount Holly.
December 22d. at Lumberton, br Rev.
William NJ. White. Caleb s. Ridgway
sna Josephine Cox. adopted daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan E. Crispin, all of
Lumberton.
December 14th. by Rev. Edward C..
Hodge. kideewsy Harveson of Jackson
vile and Clara l.. Hubhs of Burlington.
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DIED.

December 24lh, at Mooresto wn, Char,es
Garwood, aged SO years.
December 23rd, At vinceptown, Mark
venabie, aged A years.
December 18th. at Delanco, Eugene,
only child Of v illiam G. and Amy Drum.
~ond. aged 26ih years.
December 18th, at Burlington, Emeline,
Wagner, aged 81 years.
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The Peabody Hotel, ESQ South 9th
street, Philadelphia, is one Of the best
At the price $500 per day. of any in
the city. 1t is FIRST class in every re-
spect, except 10 price which is less
han other hotel charges. Persons
visiting Philadelphia either transci-nt-
~ or for longer period can not do
otter than to stop at this well con-
iucted house. 35-v
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COURT.

Oa Thursday morulpg the prisoner
IN the Jail, Indicted by the Grand
Jury, were brought into court, On
being arraigned they pleaded as fol-
lows:
Charles Kelsey, assault and battery
on Janus Taylor OF Psmberton, Oct.
"a. Guilty.
James Beby, alias james K. Polk.
breaking and entering store Of VIII
ban sV1s IN WaassSssA svwHshan
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You can still find large assortment
Of handsome jewelry, watches, clocks
&C., at A Dorop's on Main street.
Solid gold jeweiry was never cheaper
than At present, while plated goods
which cannot be distinguished from
the solid when worn, are offered 10
equally desirable patterns, and at only
small fraction of the cost Of the
genuine. All goods sold by Mr..
Doron are as represented and for az
elegant present call at his store.
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On Tuesday evening Col. D. B.
Murphy, Brigade Inspector, will bold
an inspection at the Armory of Co.
+. The vase won a. Yorktown by
the New Jersey Battalion will be on
exhibition and also at Captain Mer--
ritt's Office on Wednesday and Thurs
day.
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sTHE cHILDREN's MAGAzrNEoFAMER-
ICA
ST. NICHOLAS.

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BRILLIANT FEATURES OF
THE COMING YEAR.
The ninth volume, which begins with
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By Mrs. Mary Mapes Dodge,
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A second SERIAL story, full of lively Incl
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"Fhe Ho'sicr School-Boy,"
Bv Edward Eggleston,
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How Children Should Learn Music"
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/. W. Heuling's Sons are building
. large Warehouse at Rivertou, and in
connection with their shops at Forksd
Landing, Centreton and the Moores-
town establishment they are thorough
" equipped for supplying coal, lumber.
lime, etc. They are an enterprisiDg