The semi-weekly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1879-1882, 1881-12-19

led much to the other vocal and 10
strumsntai music. Az wbole, tn
members are entitlei TO need q
raise, and well deserve the aatteriue
expressions IF their respective efforts.
A WORTHY IMPROVEMENT.
Where cherry trees blossomed only
few months since on Mr.. james 81
Birch's property, stands now his new
and recently flushed carriage mas
afactorY, one of the most commodiou-
nd well appointed Of It's KIDD 10 thi
State. N, expense has beeu consid
cred by Mr.. Birch in fitting up hi
Bureau OF Carriage Making" as "
nay truly style it, as every depart
neat has its respective quarters, t
'acibtate his very extensive bue
mess, aud a. he same sine stulyin
he comfort OF bis large force of en-
ployees. Few men in their operations
exhibit The sagaci,y aud progressive
oess of Mr.. Birch. His motto, ap-
parently, upward and onward is
with him, innate, and every year de-
velops improvements of one chsracte
or an other, of equal benefit to HI.
fellow towusmen a. to himself. This
excessive and commanding buildiue
adds largely to the industrial repuf.-
on OF Burlington and reflects great
credit upon the builders and it.
genial owner. Urder the same root,
shoemaker G W. LAwis, is now ad-
just'ng fhe machinery OF his bushes
When both industries are 10 fuIl
working order, 40 hour cannot b.
passed n more profit BILE manner
than inspecting the interior Of these
two factories.
DOTS.
Under the care of surgeon F.
G4uatt, private Disbrow, the uufu-
suaafe soldier who lo-t both hap.is
by The premature discharge # ca
on at Yorktown, returned to his
home at Trenton whore his paren :
reside on Saturday last. Though the
s'umps Of his amputated arms have
thoroughly healed aud bis physical
condition sound, his fearful experlene
snd suffering has reduced his former
Oily weight, 1870 pounds, to some
so p5nods less. Tota ly unable to
help himself be s'iil bears bis sffl :
tion maufu'v. Unmarried, the week Is
peosion OF $40 granted him by the
State places him in an independan
position AID relieves his mind of b :.
being burden upon others.
Messrs Geo. A. Roger. aud Fra :
cs Rnsh are admitted to be champion
growers of cel-ry. (uof salary, as ,nre
will eall it, Both would have made
qulfe q li'tie fortune rhis winter had
h. fruits of their experience aud
itbers embraced acres instead Of mere
garden plots.
The noticeable absence of tram ps
in this city accouu'ed for BY wsg
Who says "they all left to attend the
trial of Guue.u."
We learn that since the Rev.
Joseph Ashbrook, A. NJ. deliver.
his ad iress OF temperance at th
Mitchell school house, some few
evenings past, over one hundred
person hay signed the pl,dge.
At the annual election held OF
Weinesdy evening", the IA b, at the
ofiis~ Of The Hone steam FIRE campsuy,
the iollswing officers we're elected !:
Pres, f. A. Horu; Vice Pres, I
Birkmire; &c., Shelton s. Davis;
Treas, Geo. w. Fireug; Foreman,
L'wresce fucker; Engineer, J. W.
Horn. We coDgratu ate the "gal-
sat ladies" of the Hope upon ,h-
possessing shortly new hose carriage
which the company unquestionably
need. The carriage offered 10 part
by Mr.. Preston, in exchange for the
Desnis"D engine, proving "a isisctory
70 Messrs. Firepg and Fenimore, a
oamuittee from the Hope, aud Couo-
cllusn Stinsruck Of the CauociI Com
m'ttse on Fire Department. We
presume its arrival here may be early
anticipated.
We are much pleased to note the
couvalesence OF NJ. R. K. Rodgers,
whose proiracted illness has been a
csuse of much anxiety to bis family
aod many friends.
DR. Hines Great Nerve Restofer
is the marvel OF the age for all nerve