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On Friday the following licenses
wsre granted: EIwood g. Evans,
hotel, JobstowD. Saloons: William
o Girven, Joshua L. Heaviland, Mt
Holly; Catherine Faber. Riverside.
The applications Cuupfof Bros. and
Jos. r. Evans to keep hotel in Vim
centown will be acted upon to-day.
Much interest attaches to this matter.
On Saturday morning tie courts, ex-
ceptine the Circuit, we're 10 session a
hort time, but nothing of importance
ass done. On Tuesday Robert Moore
charged with entering the barn of
Charles Horner, at Mount Laurel,
and stealing rye, retracted his plea of
not guilty and pleaded guilty.
The case Of the Mount Holly Nat
'onal Bank, VS.. Edw. Bowie was then
'esumed and at the close of the ses-
sion the plaintiffs rested their case.
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sud we would bespeak for him cor
dial we come by al our citizens as ts
vii be expected to call at ev'ry doc
and make the ususl inquiries.

Next Tuesday, evening, Januar,
Sd, the distinguished actress Pauline
Markham will appear at the Opera
House in the greatest of plays thu
Two Orphans, supported by care
ulIy selected company from the Fiftt
Avenue theatre New York. The
orcss and the public are unanimous
20 their praise Of this lady. Fro
he Nav York Herald while the com-
ospy was playing: This play i
the best that has been put on tb
.tage Of this country within the mem
,,y Of many old patrons Of the drama
.ed It's selec ion is another evidenc
# that wise judgement which has
laced this theatre foremost amone
metropolitan houses
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PROSPECTUS ron 1881

At the beginning Of the present year
LIPPINCOTT's MAGAZINE entered on a
new series, at reduced price, With the
distinctive purpose of presenting such
variety of reading mstter--for the most
part light and entertaining, yet ofreal lit
ersry merit--es should commend it to the
general mass of cultivated persons and
ensure it a welcome in many American
homes. Devoting large proportion of
its space to fiction, in which short serials
are made noticeable feature, and to
sketches illustrative Of social life and
manners, it has included in its list of SUBJ
iecis curiosities of science, especially ma
tural history. popularity treated, travel
and adventure at home and abroad, field
sports and angling, and, occasionally.
political, historical, and educational top
les susceptible of fresh and lively discuss
ion. The serial stories Published during
the year have been marked by piqnant
originality, aud have met with a warm
reception; while the general attractiveness
of the Magazine has gained for i,cordial
approval and an increased circulation.
The conductors Of the Magazine hope
not only to maintain its reputation, but
to enhance and extend it By constant i'm
provement in the same direct IN. Their
arrangements for the coming wear embrace
larger number than ever before Of Con
tributions of Popular Character.
A serial story entitled stephen Guth.
RE" in which some peculiar and striking
phases of American life are wildly and
dramatically treated, will begin in the
January number. and run through six
months.
The Editorial Department, will main
taia their present standard of acknuwl-
edged excellence, and the illustrations
viii be Of a higher character than any
that have hitherto appeared in the Nag
azine.
For sale by all book and newsdealers.
Terms eariv subscription, So 90;
single number, rs cents Liberal Club
Rates.
Specimen number mailed, postpaid, on
receipt of 20 cents. Postage stamps af-
fore convenient form of remittance
+ ]. B. LIPPINcurr & Co.. Publishers,
7l5 and III Markei street, Philadelphia.
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THE cH1LDRRNs MAGAZINE OF AMER
ST. NICHOLAS.

This illustrated magazine foryoungfolks
has attained circulation larger, probab-
". than that Of anv other monthly mag
azine Of its class. It has been called "a
marvel Of perfection, both as regards its
literary excellence and its artistic merit"
1t wSs the first to give TO boys and girls
the very best illustrations that could be
had. and has earned the name of
THE cHILDRES's ART MAGAZINE
The greatest living writer's Of America
and Europe are among its
DISTINGUISHED CONTRIBUTORS
Charles Dudley Warner, Henry w.
Longfellow, John G Whittier. H. "a.
Royensen, Sake Holm, Brete Harte, Gail
Hamilton. Thomas Hughes, Louisa NJ.
Alcctt, Donald g Mitchell, Harriet Pres
colt Spoford. Elizabeth Stuart Phelps
George Macdonald, Washington GLADDEN.,
The Goodale Sisters, Alfred Tennyson,
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son. Susan Coolidge, Edward Eggleston,
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{ W. Higginson. Lucy Larcom, Noah
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WHAT ENGLAND SAYS OF 1T.
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The Spectator: sit is the best Of all
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quail it." etc, etc.
BRILLIANT FEATURES OF
THE COMING YEAR
The ninth volume, which begins with
the November, 1881, number, will contain
new
Serial Story,
By Mrs. Mary Mapes Dodge,
editor ofSt. Nicholas, author of "Hans
Brinker, or the silver Skates" etc, etc.
A second serial story, full of lively incl
dent,
"The Ho'sier School-Boy,"
Bv Edward Eggleston,
author of THE Hoosier School-master,n
etc. A single article of universal inter-
est:
"How Children Should Learn Music"
By Richard Wagner,
the eminent composer. Two other serials
one dealing with Campaign life in the
late war, and the other with Girl and
Boy Life in the 18th Century. Plays for
Home and School, Embroidery for Girls,
Amateur Newspapers. illustrated Prac-
teal and Descriptive Papers, Articles on
Sports and the Treasure-box Of Literature
will be among the features of this great
volume
An immense edition will be printed of
the
CHRISTMAS NUMBER,
which will he ready about December lat.
Price, So 90 a year; Is cents number.
SUBSCRIPTIONS taken and magazines sold by
booksellers and news dealers everywhere
or the publishers.
The CENTURY co.
UNION SQUARE, New YoRK.
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That "Li,tle Church" which has 81
trscted so much atteotion 10 Bucking-
ham's window is to be chanced of 0,
Saturday January 7tb, 1882. 10 Or
der to secure chance, Purchase 81
cents wprth Of Buckinghan's choic'
candies and you will BE- entitled to-
plumber in the drawing and it may b.
the lucky ono If you don't wan
candies you can get q schanoe FIR ~
cents. The little church is . beau,
and will last long while with prope'
care.
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The Freeholders to whom The Wil.

The Freeholders to whom the Viii
linsboro' road matter was committed
have decided in favor Of the roac
advocate by vote of 81 /. The
held meeting at the house of Rich
ard Buzby and heard beth sides argnt
the question, and finally decided IL
favor OF Prosecutor Hendrickson fo'
the road, and against w. Budd Dea-
con for csveators. The road is abou
q mile long and runs near the schoo
house from Second street, north aloD,
Union by Wills aud Barrysn's brick
yard to the Stokes road, near RAD
cocas.-Moovestocn Chronicle.
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StrswbrldRc l. Clo,hier, the well
known Philadelphia dry goods house
are, with their usual liberality, giving
away to their patrons as a holiday
gift "a souvenir Of PHILADELPHIA
which illustrates al the points of in
terest 10 that city. Any person mr
secure one of these besutifol gifts BY
sending penny stamp TO the firm %
prepay the postage. The supply i
limited and those wishing them shoulc
send Immediately.
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MARItiED.

December 26'h, in Mount Holly, by
Rev. Edwsrd Braislin, DR.. G. z Dyer
and Florence A. Vansant, all of Mount
Holly.
November 25th, at Philadelphia, by
Rev. Joseph Thompson. Samuel Allen
aud Ella Reeve, all Of Mount Holly.
December 15ih. at Trenton, BY Rev.
.hshs w. Cr~iss, Jsssse 7. EUshss sr-
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On Friday night the dam at tn
pine Mill" above Browns Mills
aroks and let off the head Of water
Information was sent to Browns
Mills sufficiently ahead of the food
rave the gates raised at that place and
no damage was done. The mill-own-
At New Lisbon, however, was not
,oti6ed Of the accident, and in co.,
sequence Of this neglect much da~ag
vas done. The water rose TWO feer
shove the dam at this place and the
foundations were washed from under
he new pump house, leaving the
Dumps used in furnishing water fo'
he Almshouse standing bare in their
olaces on the pil,Dgs. The damage il
quite heavy.
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The Peabody Hotel, ESQ South 9th
street, Philadelphia, is one Of the best
st the price $500 per day. of any in
the city 1t is first class in every re-
spect, except in price which is less
than other hotel charges Persons
visiting Philadelphia either trsnscient-
" or for longer period can not do
better than to stop at this well con-
Quoted house 35-y
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In order to reduce stock rapidly
during the coming month, Messrs.
OIiphaot & Curtis, the reliable and
eDterprisiDg dry goods firm, in the
Mirror building, announce reduction
Of Sir per cent on all bills Of 81 90
and upwards, and an excellent oppor-
tunity Is offered to secure bargains
Read their new ADD attractive adver-
tisement.
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THE MARKETS.

West Philadelphia, Dec "a.
Sheep, Extra, ii0-l2O MS, 55S@6x: good
80 10 ls0 fbs. 514@5lS; fair. M to IS fbs 41z943<
cnlls, "a; go I'd ambs 6I& OF; medium 90
8; common s. 50 q S2.75. Calves, TO &c.
Arrivals 1910 head.
FARMERS HAY AND STRAW MARKET,
PHILADELPHIA, for week ending Dec. "A, 1881
t.oais-uay 33s Straw, s5 Average price
during we-k-Prime Timothy, 10 TO Sl.3
pr 100 bs.; mixed 81 l0@s1 20 q lu0 ns.; straw
SO @ 90 p 100 Ms
STOCKS.
Closing prices of DEHavEN h TOWNSEND,
6ankers. No. 40 South Third Street, Pniia.:
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General Thomas Ewing, Of Ohio, has
opened law Office in New York.
Mr.. Gladstone calls Cardinal Newman
3the mort fascinating writer of his age,
That poor bedridden. invalid wife, sis
ter, mother. or daughter. can be made
the picture of health by few bottles Of
Hop Bitters Will you let them suffer?
when 80 easily cured.
1 Deem 1t My Duty To Tell
what DR.. Swayne's Compound Syrup
of Wild Cherry has done for me. /
had violent cough, night sweats,
sore throat great weakness, with Sc
we're attacks of hemorrage, gave up
all hope ofrecoverv am cured, q
sound and hearty man.
EDWARD Fl. HANSON.
Engineer of Sweepey's Pottery,
1884 Ridge Avenue, Philadelphia.
Over twenty five years have elapsed
and still remain hearty man,
Many are suffering from Colds
Dry, psrched, sore throat, losing flesh,
bronchial and asthmatic attacks. All
these dangerous symptoms are entirely
cured by "Dr. Swayne's Compound Syrup
of Wild Cherry" The 6rst dose gives
relief, and the worst cough and sore
lungs yield to its healing properties
Sold by all druggists ct Is cents and 81.
The large size il the most economical.
M.Auguste Blanc, the celebrated French
art critic, Is dying Of cancer in the face.
A woman's curiosity will always 60
further than her money.
RHEUMATIC DISEASES.
These ailments follow from torpid liver
and costive bowels; the skin, bowels and
kidneys Iailing in their proper work. an
acridspoison is formed in the blood, which
is the occasion of these acute diseases
Kidney Wort produces healthy action OF
all secretiye organs, and throws of the
rheumatic poison. Equally efficient 10
Liquid or Dry FORM Iater-0esas.
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w. b. Mason, OF Mount Holly, vel
known as fret class millwrieht, wi
commence on the turbine wheel fua.
At the factory on Thursday next, witt
. force Of men to put the motive
power 10 order for business. withou'
dehy. On the completion Of thie
work, Messrs. Phipps & Train will
Commence manufacturing operations
immediately. -LakeO0od Timer and
journal.
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The Burlington County Bible So
ciety resolved over year ago I
canvass the entire county with ref~,-
enoe to complete supply of indivlH-
uals and families with the word
God The canvass has not yet beer
made in Mount holly. but the Societ,
has made ARA ngements with Nj.
Franklin d. English Of Mount Holly
to do so this week. Mr.. English vii
enter upon hiS duties imnediatel,
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Have you bought two dollars worth
Of goods at Deaeon's since that hand
some doll has been displayed 10 his win
dow. You have but few days left
in which to get . ticket, as the draw
ing takes place on Monday.
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merry of Mount Holly and Lizzie Mueller
Of Trenton.
December 9th, in Mount Holly. BY
Rev. G. NJ. Perkins. George Atkinson and
Carrie B. Lewis, all Of Lumberton.
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.ARPETs, DRUGGISTS, Ere.

GARPETS, DRUGGETS. Ere.
We have department separate from orr
store which is stocked with Carpets. Drug.
gets, etc.
n Brussels at 81 90 a yard, we have them
with leather colored g.ound with rustic
steps approaching an arhor covered with
flowers Others Of darker ground with sinai-
lar figures though dissimilar appearances.
ALI Wool Tngrains 4 variety Of patterns,
some light, some dark, as yau like them;
EitAer are revereible-h0c o. 81 90 q yard
Wo0l-fi'le d will hold th II color as good a.
All Wool Carpets. See them together, then
decide-50 to Soc. III
Cotton and Wool Carpets look nicely and
wear good. We are particular f. chnnsr the
colors that will mot fade. Light oues are
more durable than dark. We have both--
81 to SOC
In Floor Druggets we have four patterns
at $500 each.
Step Carpets at As c.. with Entry Carpet %
match at Csc. Some other patterns at 25c.
We have two pattern of Rag Carpet at SOC.
They have 800 ends of chain. For W ar these
Carpets cannot be beaten Others at $50. 70
O6c
Oil Cloths IN all widths at different prices.
w. u. TRoT Fl
Cor. MGts and Gard ri streets,
MOUNT HOLLY.
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President Arthu . lite was re-
Gently insured in Chicago company
for $4,000 and the application
rlicited the information that there
is $4,000 already insured in other
companies,
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Possibly those newspapers who bit
at "ozone" will be grati6ed to learo
that tho firm offering the "ady" has
failed. Charge it to profit and loss.
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SMITHYILLE.--

SMITHyILLE.-
The Christmas exercises of the
sunday school we're held 10 the church
70 Monday evening, and q large
audience was in attendance. Two
srge trees were handsomely trimmed,
sod over four hundred presents, many
II which were useful as we'll as beau
dul, were given to the teachers and
-cholsrs.
Several foremen at the machine
FORKS were the recipients Of handsome
4od useful Christmas presents from
he workmen under their supervision,
r, s.. Sherman received q patent
socklog chair nicely upholstered;
Edward Judd an easy chair and a
-tudent lamp; James q. Pitcher q
srge oil chrome; j. NJ Reeve several
6ue pictures, aud John B. Stiles a
handsome watch chaio. The above
Gentlemen we're all well pleased with
be preseots, aud we doubt not, ap-
sreciate the motives which prompted
be donors.
On Saturday W. 8. Conner, q
sorkman in the packing room, out
his right hand so badly with swing
ant-off saw that he is unable to work.
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When the weather is mild at
Chri.tmas, cold weather lasts until
spring.
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a7he Semi Weekly Nesos" has o
lsrgsr circulation IN Burlington county
than any paper published outside 81
Mount holy
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THURSDAY DECEMBER > 1881.


Trdinsiedpe from Mount Holly as foiIows:
For Phi,sdslphis So 7 !. s,oG b s & 70 u
On Sundays. $50, ti.5o 4. NJ, and BOP. NJ.
For New York via Highfstown, 7.H A. NJ;
Via. Kfnkora- Y ".
For Pemberton, 7.57, s.0s A. NJ, 1900, $50,
4-5I 6.16. o. r. n.
For y1ncentown. 800 A. NJ. IL. $50, GIG r. NJ
Fol Hightstown. 7.57 A. NJ. 4. 81 ?. y. =,
FOR Burlington, 500, 1855 An, ESQ. 4.b5, $50
Eof Medford. $40 4. NJ, I2.o2. asa. SO r. M
For Tuckerton and n. y. 8. q. B., 500 4. NJ
KrnKoRx BnANcH.-Leave Kinkors, s.ss
A. n. a.. 5.s0P. N. ;Lewistown for kfnkora.
7.36 A. n. II. Al. 4 58F. N.
1fainsleave for Mount Holly asJolloses'
From Philadelphia, 90. 10, II A. NJ, 1, ., 4,
$40, 6. 40. 7.30 10. IL. 30 r. n. On Sundays, 10
4. NJ, 1. and $50 p. n.
From Vinceutown, e.35, 1910 A. NJ, Llo'
r.c@ Psabsrtcn, SO, $40 4. NJ, iass. $50,
IRON Hiehtstown, 7. 20 A. MSS Pm.
From Burlington, $50, lbs A. NJ, s.ls, t'4s.
From Msdford. 7.so. 1910 A. n, Q. $50 p. M.
From Tuckerton, s.ss A. ~, 2.SoF. N.
PHILA., MARLTON , ME3RORD \. y.
TIME TABLK.
Leave Medfori for Philadelphia, 7.15, 1918
A. M.,6.22 r. NJ Sundays, 7 So A, H., SID p.
Leave Marion for Philadelphia. TO, 10s0
4. NJ, 3ls. $40 p. M. Sunday At $40 A. n,
Leave Philadelphla, and 0 A. NJ, and ~.
n. Sundays at s o. and P. n.
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Have you pail your TAX.

Our streets 7--WLo said anything
about our streets.
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sCapssin" Lib Tyson Of Burlington
il reported dead.
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The Yorktown trophy can be seen
at Capt Merritt's Office.
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fa-m implements, &c.. will be sold 90
TIL ,rsday, about . half mile IRON
here on the Tuckerton road.
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FABERNACLE.-
The -Christras entertainment at the
Methodist church on Saturday night
passed of pleasantly, large congre-
ration being present. The gifts were
humorous and "Kris Kingle" made
very generous distribution of them.
Our pastor, Rev. H. j. Re ley and
wife were remembered BY their friends
a substantial manner, aud had
carriage full of good things to take
home With them. Mr.. Z-lley was
resented with something to keep
MN warm" in the shape of wood
sw. We think our dominies need =
title exercise during the week, so tn a,
hey can preach better on Sunday.
The Sunday school received hand
nme present from Friend Isaac
Stokes of Medford. 1t consisted Of
welve well-bound copies of the Bible
'pr use in the school.
% Sunday, the pastor preached a
hr'stmss sermon from Luke, 2 oh.
10th and llth verses.
Holidays seldom reach us. Christ
oss (Mondas) is quiet; everybody
so,ked So usual and the F urth of
July is considered NO better lhsn any
ther uap.
Some Aas driving horses. szssls,
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4 7 JONES' NEW D <UG SORE Y,,r
en- get Liebeg's. Iohnson's. and VA
+ntine's Neat Extracts, 70 making Beef
Te- Blaies. Drew's Hubbells, and other
Infant Foods, Rio T4pioc., Scotch Oatmeal
Bermuda Arrowroot, Condensed Milk of
several brands.
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Frank O. Herbert s

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
M Z "A II M "A r. x = II
Z. L. DUKAND'S OLD STAND,
MILL STREET, MOUNT HOLLY,
Wholesale prices:ss
Beef, sides, 7 to l0c
Bee, quarters, & 10 1850
Retail prices:
Beef. to lsc; Veal, 10 to SC, Mutton, 70
Ice; Lamb, IS 10 20c; Pork. 10 TO lie: Sausage,
"A 70 1Rc: Scrapple, 0sc; Hams, Is to l6c: sliced.
20c; green, do Jic Eggs. dozen. s.: Cabbage,
each, 6 to l2c; Potatoes, WHIT b skier, SOC;
Potatoes, sweet bask ct 75c; Butter. q u RSc;
Celery bunch. Csc; Apples. b~sket, Soc. 970cs
Rounds IF Beef, II to 15c per h.
DRESSED POULTRY AND GAME.
Chickens, IL to Ice; Ducks, Is to 70; Tur.
keys, 16 to lSc; Geese. i3to- %; Rabbits, pair
20 to SIC; Pheasants, 81 to .25; Squads, 80 TO
s5c pair.
F. o. HERBERT.
at E. L. Durand,s old stand,
Mill Street, MI. Dolly.
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Mon day, January 9th,
1882. that farm. where she now resides. on
she Rad fr..m Hainesport to Iumberton, in
the TOWNSHIP OF Lumberton, county If Bur-
u G'on, N. j., aud TWO miles from Mount
Holly. the County seat: joining lands of
I. hn Culin, the estate II Barclay Haines,
decd. and others, containing
I22 1l-IO0 Acres Of Land,
About rs acres of which is good meadow. and
the b la &c 10 mrland, adapted TO grail,
grass, fruits, and market vegetables The
improvements are large mansion "a
h use. arm honse' tenant houses, bs:W
large barns. one with root cellar,
two-story crib and carriage house, tool
house and sh p. carriage houses, ice house,
smoke ho' sc, etc all in good ePair, apple
richard. other fruit. rnSnenIal trees and
sh uobery A portion Of III farm is under
laid with a superior quality of moulding
sand which has been and can be Id at
p,ont. there D, Ing good demaud for it, BY
deiive ing in b"ats on the kancoeas creek
whIca Ia thes utterly boundary Of the farm.
The VIII lie premises will be sold together,
or "a 10 acres with the mansion house and
part " the ontou,ldings an q country seat,
and the balance IS farm, to suit purchas-
ers
This farm being located in 9 good and
healt y neighborhood, the mansion within
five minutes walk OF HAinesport railroad
depot aud convenient 70 schools, churches,
mills aid msrAets, Is very desirable as q
f4ru for profit as we'll as q beautiful country
residence.
Any per-on desiring to view the premises
.antiBg info mst ton respecting the fame
prior to the Time OF sale, will ca 4 on or adj
dress The subscriber, en- the premises or
James LippfAcutt, in Mount Holly.
sale 10 commence al on O'Clock, r. u.
Conditions accommodating, and made Rnown
-. ELIzAltETK $. noRRlA
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A NOVEL HAT FOR CHRISTMAS GIFTS
N AL size-.
Kiner & Armstrong,
II Main Street Mount Holly.
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WINTER REQUISITES CHoPPISG
w Axes and Handles, Wo ,dssws Coal
II IDS aud shosels. W-atner rips, Ash
Sleeves, cornpoppers. Nutcrackers. Cider
spiggots, Skates, sleighbells, &C., FIR sac a
jones' Hardware store.
The semi-weekly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1879-1882, 1881-12-29

On Saturday last Mayor Rige, be-
fore whom the case of George Wells
vs. Mrs. John Wyman was argued,
rendered his decision aud which was
adverse to the defendant.
The semi-weekly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1879-1882, 1881-12-29

Cn15O 90 OR 5000 90
ID WANTED for one year on good security.
Seven per cent. interest. Apply at
Dec. Is. 81. THIS OFFICE.
The semi-weekly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1879-1882, 1881-12-29

General Thomas Ewing, of Ohio, has
opened law Office in New York.
The semi-weekly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1879-1882, 1881-12-29

A FULL ASSORTMENT or PINS SUI
N table for .'entlemen's scarfs and Ties.
Kiner & Armstrong.
II Main Street, Mount Holly.