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came to them alb two years ago
from New Jersey. An iniimation
from the sessions, or a majority
(three) J, that the pastors resignation
would be acceptable was sufficient to
procure it, and the sessions accepted
it, When the congregation heard of
it majority of that body, by vote
protested and induced the minister to
withdraw his alleged resignation.
The sessions appealed to the Presby-
terry and the congregation did likewise,
the Presbytery deciding hat the ses-
sion should govern the church. The
congregation then appealed for an
Increase of Two elders 10 the sessions,
and at the meeting last week the
Presbytery voted to deny the petition
At the meeting on Tuesday night
the congregation, with majority of
two to one, passed resolution asking
the Presbytery to reconsider it action
with reference to the petition The
dissatisfaction with the pastor is
understood to be on account Of the
prominent part be had taken in tenn
perance matters. Some of the veal
thy members Of the church who
oppose the continunace Of the min
lister are wholesale liquor dealers in
this city and think his temperance
exertions are unnecessary aod incou-
sistent with the prosperity Of the
church.
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: :
PHILA, MARATHON AND HRDToRD I. r.

On Friday the formal opening Of the
philadelphia, Marlton and Medford rail-
road took place.
leaving Coopar's Point, Camden, at
$50 4. M. train of seven cars conveyed
the officers of the new road and the Cam.
den and Atlantic road and large mum.
Der of guests, and band Of music to Had
donfeld. via. the Camden and Atlant q
road. and thence to Marion over the new
road. Here a short stay was made to
enable the visitors to view the place. AT
this pause John Lucas, Of ready-mixed
paint fame and one of the Directors, and
ex;President Of the Camden and Atlantic
road. made speech, in which he COM
mented upon the excellent and substan.
tial manner in which the new road was
built and complimented the contractor
for the energetic manner in which he had
pushed his work in the face Of more than
ordinary difficulties.
Returning to Camden the party embark
ed on one of the Camden and Atlantic
Cos ferryboats for Edgewater, where
they we're entertained by Rev. John
Street. Assembling upon the piazza and
lawn, DR.. E. B. Woolston, of Marion,
was called to the chair and addresses
were made by Rev. John Street, and
Charles d. Freeman, President Of the
Philadelphia, Marlton and Medford and
Csmden and Atlantic Railroads.
The P. NJ. & NJ. R. r., which leaves
the Camden and Atlantic road at Had
donfeld, 81 miles from Camden, runs
through section of farming country Sec
ond to none in the State, 81 miles to
Marion, and thence to Medford, the
whole distance from Haddonfeld being
III miles. The stations along the line are
Freeman, Lodi, Springdale, Locust Grove,
CroPwell, Marion, ElmwoOd road, Mel.
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In the State Of Ns.O Jersey

The following have been elected
officers oftho Union Republican Club
Of Camden: President, Hon VI. J..
Sewell; First Vice President, Colonel
Samuel Hufty; Second Vice President,
Albert Merritt; Third Vice President,
John s. Lee; Financial Secretary,
Frank Cain; Recording Secretary, A.
J. Milliette; Corresponding Secretary,
+. Barber, Treasurer, D. G. Carman |;
Marshal, Joseph @. Lee. Executive
Committee: General G.. w. Giles, DR..
Willis Hunt, John Shultz, B q.
Shivers and W. q. Rightmire.
In the United States District Court
at Trenton on Wednesday, William
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Many people wonder why the Board
Of Health 10 not more active and that
nothing Is done by that body The
reason Of this Is that no complaints
are made In proper form. They have
numerous complaints from people who
reside in the neighborhood Of nui--
saDces, but when asked to make said
complaints in writing and afix their
names thereto, they refuse, saying
they are afraid Of giving offence
All nuisances will receive the atten-
ton Of the Board when It Is ap-
prised Of them Ia proper form. We
make this explanation in justice to q
much.abused body Of men, who,
are willing to DO their duty.
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July 18th, at Mount Holly. Harold E
son Of William r. s. and Anna Haines,
aged ? months and Q weeks.
Death has claimed our little Harold
Sat iss seal upon his brow,
And his eyes which shone 80 brightly,
Shine In heaven with Jesus nov.
July 18th, At PHILADELPHIA. Nallle.
daughter Of Susan, and Daniel P. McGill,
and wife Of Patrick J, Byrnes, in the 25th
year Of her age.
June 23d, In posdsnlown, Hannah villa
OF John Turhune, aged SO years.
.Juus 18th. at Milford, John Cole, sssd
70 years.
July 18th. ct PHILADELPHIA. asrah g..
wife OF jacob z. Ridgwsy. aged So years,
July 7,h. At Juliustogn, Elizabeth Glib.
son, wife Of James Gibson, aged Al yeaFa
July l4th, Of Juliustown. Rsbecca,
daughter ofJsmes Gibson, sged 5 years 4
months.
July llth, at Burlington, Heathcote
steelman. son of DR.. ]. s, and Emily + ].
Adams. aged 7 months, 16 days.
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MARRIED.

July 9Th, at Bordentown, BY Rev. N.
Petit. Thomas H, Phillips Of Kinkora
and Josephine jackson Of Bordentown.
July 18th. at Bcrdentown, by Rev.
Joseph L Roe, Thomas H. Howell and
June 18th. at Bordentown, by Rev. o.
a. Kerr. Adonijsh Erickson Of White
Hili, and Hannah Mary Morgan Of Ham.
Jan. 9sth 1880, BY Rev. J. B. fsraw.
y; Frank Wood and A. 3. Thomas. both
July 4th. at Harrington, By Rev. 8. F.
Wheeler, Charles G, Hunter OF BurIinc.
ton. and Emma 7. Martin Of Beverly.
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BuRLrNaroN Why Is 1t that
whortleberries are so scarce 10 this
section when as by the New York
papers, the mountains and usual grow.
ing places are literally covered with
them I
The delay in the rebuilding Of the
Pearl street bridge has been caused
BY the exceptionally high tides which
have interfered materially with laying
the stone abutments We make this
note in reply to q written query,
"when will the Pearl street bridge be
done 7" It Is dreadfully incon venient
driving the other way, to say Dothing
Of the risk Of having ones head
broken Or perhaps killed by the many
trains centering at the freight depot !"
% the Och Of August, as we learn,
the Changers will hold meeting near
this city. Several speakers will DO
present and . large astsndance is
anticipated.
Instead Of seeking orders, they are
nov declined BY some Of our mann
facturers 10 the iron line. This ar
tic;e which depreoiated as largely
perhaps, Is any, during the late panic
and continued depressed for months,
has advanced to price oivinr the
founders fair profit and the en-.
ployees increased pay.
A friend who has been doing
Atlantic City and Cape May says -
"Thers Is something Il really don't
know how to express it) about Allan
tic City that reminds me Of great
hospital So much has been written
and said of the saoitary influence Of
Atlantic City "a Mecca 7 once heard
an M D. say for all the ills that Aesh
is heir to- that in locking at the
different faces, one wonders what ails
him? what is her trouble and soforth
To me it had depressing effect, and
whether imaginary or not, / noticed
. great difference 10 the general Jap.
pearanee Of the visitors at Cape May
which Is growing more popular every
season. Though there may be To-
vaids at the Cape, their presence is
never thought Of, life, activity, and
joyousness are stamped upon the
phiz of every man, woman and child,
and if the Stockton Hotel with its
Incompatible host, splendid appoint
ments, cuisine unexceptionsble, aud
unequalled situation cannot drive the
blue devils out Of sight and mind, the
unfortunate individual may credit
himself as confirmed monomanic
! have been Che added) to all the
crack seaside resorts, and | mIaintaip
land | own no property there none
compare with Cape May"
Our popular citizen Nathan Hal. es
owns one OF the fioest and most Q IN
plete stables in the county We
credit Mr. Elwood Conner the builder
for the workmanship and his capital
taste
Burlington's we'll known very COR
teous colored citizen, Peer Still has
abandoned farming and turned his
sole attention to the introduction Of a
remedy for many of The maladies of
life 10 The form of a Brown Salve."
He intends visiting Mount Holly and
lecturing upon the same He has
| met with good success in Burlington.
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The young men who we're SO Sc
riously injured while firing cannon
10 our streets on the morning Of the
Fourth are getting along nicely We
predict that they have their own pri
vate opinions of Fourth of July cele-
brations. John Wilson, the one
whose finger was shattered had that
member amputated at the second
joint on Saturday.
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We clip the following from the
New York Herald concerning Rev.
E Randall Hoes formerly pastor of
the Presbyterian Church in this
town: A meeting of the congregation
Of the Presbyterian Church of New
Rochelle was held in hall on Tues
day night to take action concerning
the controversy which has arisen in
the church with reference to the res
ienation of the pastor Rev e. Rae
dali Hoes Since May last the con
gregation has not dwelt together iD
harmony. The sessions of the church
which is composed of five elders, have
not been pleased with Mr.. Hoes, who
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On and after Monday, June %, mails will
arrive and closeas follows:
CLOSING. philadelphia 40, Sal A. NJ, 7.23
P. N. New York. 10, s.4l A. NJ, % p. NJ.
Trenton, 7.l0. Sal A. NJ, 7.2S P. M. Burlington,
S45 A. NJ, 3.25, 7.23 r N. Bordentown, $40
A. M..7.2SPM. Medford & Lumberton. SAB,
72l PM p g. Hiehtstown waymail, no A..
NJ. N. ]. Southern 40 A. NJ. 7.23 P NJ.
ARRIyING.--Philadelphi $50 A. NJ, 525 P. N.
New York, 7.50, 500 A. NJ, 500 P. N. trenton,
4. Nc. 4Io r. NJ Borde ntown, 7.50 A. NJ, 40
P. M. Medford and Lumberton, so, 9.52 Am.
P. & Hightstown way mail. 500 P. NJ. N. J.
Southern, 7.5e A. NJ, sos P. NJ.
THE office will be open at 100 A. N. and close
atsSOP.M. J. r. LAUMAsTER. P. M.
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On Thursday last Louis Forster
aged so years, emploeyd by A 81.
Burr Of Moorestown, fell dead while
using cradle in the harvest field.
He had been sent with lunch to the
men aud while waiting for them to
finish work he picked up cradle and
started to use it He had net gone
far when he was seen to fall and on
going to him he was found to be
dead.
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Some Of the Mount Holly girls
who went to work in the Moorestown
canning factory got into a quarrel
with number Of hands from Mer-
chantvilIe at East Moorestown station
last week. After plenty Of chin
music on both sides the fight was in
definateIy postponed.
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II is the privilege of Executors,
Administrators, Guardians, &c., hav-
ing charge Of the settlements Of
Estates before the Surrogate, to have
the legal notices relating thereto
printed 10 THE News. Our friends
acting in any Of the above positions
should bear this in mind, and request
the Surrogate to send the notices to
this Office.
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Secretary Of State Kelsey has for
warded to Charles Bennett S244.S4,
as Mount Holly's portion Of the fund
derived from the insurance companies
of the State, for the benefit Of disabled
fitemen He il treasurer of the voun-
teer firemen's relief fund and has now
in his hands $685.
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When our farmer friends read Of
the severe transforms and destructive
cyclones throughout the Western
States, they ought to feel satisfied
with their Jersey homes, and that
they have meme Of those drawbacks
of ths Western farmer.
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5 Joseph Anderson, who lives few
miles from VinceDtoxn captured the
balloon that was sent up on the Fourth
from the Catholic picnic grounds.
This is balloon No 2 for Joseph, and
he now sports two Sunday suits
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The Young Mems Association Of
the Mount Holly Baptist Church
cleared over 6fiy dollars on their
excursion to Island Heights. The
Burlington Baptist Sunday school
which united with the Y. NJ A
cleared like sun also
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We omitted entirely 10 our first
issue after the Fourth to speak Of the
beautiful display Of fireworks made
from the residence Of William Pea.
cock on Main street. Il was BY far
the handsomest display Of the night,
aud consisted Of over two hundred
twenty Eve different pieces. and was
witnessed by large audience.
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The Moorestown Chronicle helps to
gil the local columns Of each issue by
referring to slight errors that occur
10 its county exchanges 1t is a
fortunate thing for the Chronicle that
said exchanges do not indulge in the
same practice
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PONDER ON THESE TRUTHs.-Kidney-
wort IS natures remedy for kidney and
liver diseases. piles and constipation.
Sediment or mucous in the urine ia
sure indication of disease. Take Kidney
Wort.
Torpid liver and kidneys poison the
blood. Kidney-Wort revives them and
cleanses the system.
Headache. bilious attacks. dizziness
and loss Of appetite are cured by Kidney.
Wort.-See Ado.
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Wanamaker's balloon which was
sent up in Mount Holly on the 4th
instant, was at Grst supposed to have
been found by Brother Glasgow of
the Burlington Gazette, as he was
noticed sporting bran new duster
last week. He would have hardly
INDUCED in such extravaganza other
wise
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rose, and Medford.

- -~e4>- AVA CAHOEus
Trains began running on Saturday, and
will make two round trips per day for
about week, after which four round trips
per day are to be run until the compile.
ton ofthe road to Medford, when new
time table win be made out.
A considerable portion of the work from
Marion to Medford is already finished
and it Is intended to have all the track
laid to that point in about six weeks.
Large subscriptions have been offered
for the purpose Of continuing the road 10
Jersey City, or 50 as to make connections
with the New Jersey Central railroad for
New York city, and il is stated that such
an extension will soon be commenced.
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Persons eating bananas and oranges
viii confer favor on newspapers
by throwing the ripds on the side
walk. Good items may thus be OBJ
tanned on dull day.
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George Barbee, the jockey, left
Mount Holly on Thursday for Sara.
togs, Mr.. Loyillard has Q stable Of
ten horses entered for the races, which
commenced on Saturday.
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We notice a steady improvement
10 tho local columns of the Burlington
Enterprise We are pleased to note
this increased attention to such an
important prt of the paper. The
editorial department is at the top
notch and no wonder, when Bruce is
forever at work upon it.
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The festival Of Centennial Circle
3. D. III. r } Of Masonville on Sat-
urday evening was well attended and
4 very pleasant time was enjoyed by
all.
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A special session of Court was cal
led on Friday on motion of Herbert
". Edmunds. Esq, for the appoint
nent Of a guardians Of Rebecc aCarty,
lately declared a lunatic Argument
was heard ia tho matter and Asa
Carly was appointed, the bond being
fixed at $4,000.
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Troins Leave for Mount HOLY as JollO,as

From Philadelphia. 30, 8. 90. IL A. M, !, ?, 3,
33O, 4 40, 80. 4. 80. TO- II. 30 p. n. On sun
day o, 10 A. NJ, l. 7. u.
From Pe sn e.45, TAB. s.5S A. NJ, 2.os,
From Iiightstown, 9. As A. M, s.4oP:N
From Writings. 7.23. 1913 A. NJ, w T. M.
From Burlington, 7.16, 9.4S, Ills A. NJ, 3d.
From Msdford, 40, $50 A. M, l.so, $40, s.45
from Tuckerton, 7.ss A. NJ, 5.lsP M.
All Burlington trains connect for Trenton
and New York
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At meeting Of the Newell Slate
Company held at No. 80 North
Seventh street, Philadelphia on
Tuesday, Col. Charles NJ. 8 oan
rendered his resignation as Treasurer
and Vice President Of the Company
as his business would not admit Of
his giving proper attention to the
duties of the offices. An election was
held and Daniel F. Gibbs of Pember-
ton. was elected Vice President and
John R Howell of Mount Holly,
Treasurer. The company have an
excellent quality Of roofing, mantel
and other slate in their quarries
which are located In Lehigh town
ship, Northampton county, Pa, near
Slatington.
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a camp meeting commenced at
Florence on Saturday, under the man
agement Of the white aud colored sis
ters from the Philadelphia Mission
churches
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John D Clesenger has resigned
the position Of ticket agent at Moores-
town. Henry Lamb has been APP
pointed 10 bis place
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John Nolan living at Birmingham
while carrying . pistol to the depot
Of that place last week accom- panied
BY bis little sister, accidentally dis
charged the weapon, the contents
entering the breast OF the girl, who
was some distance back Of him, be
carrying 1t so that the muzzle point
ed over bis shoulder. DR. Grigg of
Pemberton was called and dressed
the wound after probing fruitlessly for
the ball The girl is improving,
However. No cause is assigned for
the discharge Of the weapon as the
BOY was not tamperiDg with it in
any way.
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LUMBERToN Caleb Ridgway is
building two more nice houses 90
Main street
The shoe business Is rather dull at
present owing to the excessively hot
weather.
The brick wall 10 front of the GEM
etery is fioished and presents a very
nice appearance. Horace B Conrow
did the Job
Our town is rapidly fling up with
pleasure seekers and the beautiful and
picturesque creek is lined with boats
every evening.
Mr. James Horn of Philadelphia.
has the handsomest boat on the creek.
1t is built entirely of hard wood, fn-
ished in the best style with black
walnut, silver mountiDgs, carpeted
with brussels aud furnished with caue-
seats. 1t presents beautiful appear
ance on the water. He>is also hav-
ing built large and oommodious
boat and bath house combined.
Barzillai Shinn Of this place, who
had his leg broken recently in Cam
den by being kicked by a horse is i'm
proving rapidly, although the intense
II hot weather has put him back con.
siderable
Robert L Nixon of Mount Holly is
busily engaged in identifying the res
licences along Chestnut street. As =
painter Robert excels
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The Grand Circle B. U. (H. F,)
Of the State of New Jersey, will meet
at Camden, August 18th.
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! Several dogs sport muzzles around
town. It will prove healthier for a
number Of others 10 be adorned in the
same way
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Advertising i like fshing-the
more lines you put out the more fish
you catch
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THE SEMI WEEKLY NEWS
MONDAY, JULY IS. 1881.
Trains leave from. Mount Holly as Jollosss

Trains Leave from Mount Holly as follows:
For Philadelphia, $50, 7.O7. s.01, s.i3, s.11,
1920 a. NJ, IL, 25, 40s. 20, 7.os, 1853, 1910
P.M
For New York via Hightstown. 7.3l A. M.
For Pemberton, 7.31, 8 48 A.. M 100, ~
4.58. 6.O9. 7. 34P. N. On sundays :. " a. n.
For Vincentown, TAI A. M, IL. 40, . W. 1.S4
p. n.
For Hightstown. 7.3IA. NJ. Asp. n.
For Writings, S.4S A. NJ, ALL. Sos p.
FOR Burlington, $50 s.15s lo.5s AM, ESQ, S.5a
For = Hedford. sos 4. NJ, 1907, AZ, e.ls, IS
For Tackerton and n. J. 8. R. b., s.4s A. NJ,
All, 600 r. M. a ao
A. NJ. l. 30. $40 r. NJ. .Lewistown for kinkora,
7s36 A. NJ. II. AZ. 4.58P. ii.
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Cholera pills in the shape Of green
apples, are in market along with the
festive cucumber.
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Vennor predicts cold wave this
week. On to shiver once.
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Co r goes to Stockton Range on
Thursday for rife practice
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"lr is CuRING EVERYBODY writes n
druggist. kidney Wort is the most nom
ular medicine we SELL" 1t should be bv
right. for no other medicine has sucb
specific action on the liver, bowels and
kidneys. II you have those symptoms
which indicate biliousness or deraneed
kidneys do not fail to procure it and nae
faithfully. In liquid or dry form it 4
sold BY all druggists. - Salt Lake cgtv
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Little or no police business.
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sTocKs.
Closing prices Of DEHAvEa q TowN.
SEND, Bankers, No. 40 South Third ST..
Philadelphia.
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Six or seven years have dosed for
dyspepsia and dizziness with no benefit.
Two bottles of D. R. v. G. has bere-
fitted me, | heartily recommend II.
L. Letter, Of Letter Bros,
Syracuse NJ Y.
Guaranteed by all druggists,
Alter suffering for years and irving
hundreds OF other so-calIed remedies for
acldity of the stomach and indigestion.
without any benefit, D. r. v. q. has
given me instant relief. D. r. v. g.
Will do all is claimed for it.
8. G. Lapham,
Local Editor,
Syracuse Courier,
Guaranteed by all dealers.
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0ONDENsED MILK. ooxE,s, NELSON'S
Arrow Root and Dat Neal and ali the PREPARED
Foods Tor Children and Invalids, At T.. MIL-
LEkss Drugstore, 10 Main street, Mou
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hp mn an, per day nc home. Samples
~ ~ poU & Co. Portland, Maine.