The semi-weekly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1879-1882, 1881-10-13

IVau mdiee, III fancy tedue, pVuies
and saddle horses, 6 entries.
ANTIQUE DEPARTMENT.
A. S. BOUCHER, Masonvills, shows
dagger, BACKBONE 1920, infant
dress Of 1920, wedding waist, 1910,
tomahawk, lady's bonnet, Swede's
leaf and map, Norway nut, wooden
shoe, sea bean, Chinese Testament, 2
pestles, small axes, stone bullet, IT,
dian mortar and axe, meteor 1850,
head of animal petri6ed, CLAIMS, Cali
fornia bark, Confederate money,
whales bores, whales tooth, blanket,
aud English grammar. A. s. As
head, Hartford, pair of sheets; s. b.
Zeliey, Marion, pair of sheets; Chas.
Darnell, Mount Holly, pair of shoes
made 10 England and worn by the
late Christopher Rigg; Mrs. Mary
Clevenger, Mount Holly, pair ofspec-
tacles; Samuel R. Gaskill, BirmiDg-
ham, sword; E. Sutttn, Moorestown-
pair of ostrich eggs, pepper box, Da-
mascus blade, 4 lamps, sandal, relics,
hieroglyphics, dish of coins, scarf,
purse, vase from Athens, charm, bot
tie Of water, veil, coffee cup, olive
wood. Egyptian photographs; Walter
Semple Mount Holly, sword of 1872;
R. P. Haine-, Lumberton, old bills
1876; Eliza Gaskill, Mount Holly,
old book; j FL Bovine, Mt. Holly,
t cups 100 years old, gravy cups,
cream cups, smelling bottles, 3 bon
nets; A L. Moore, Mt. Holly, min
erals; Mrs. T. Fl. Lynn, Nj. Holly,
wedding slippers; G. P. Hopkins,
Masonville, riding whip, 1876; c. W.
Carter, Burlington, Boston Gazette,
Dutch tile; P. F. Silpatb, Burlington,
Dutch tile; A. a Hutchins, Burling-
ton, brush aud primer; Mis-. Smith,
Burlington, pair Of topgs and tea
kettle; G. s. Gauntt, Burlington,
painting aud cane; DR.. F.. Gauntt,
Burlington, drinking horn, ring,
mummy's hand, collar; G. P. Smith,
,Jr., Burlington, history of Europe,
Crooks testimony, cane; Col. F. w.
Minor, cane; r. j. button, Burling-
ton, mantel and Continental money;
W. f. Gauntt, Burlington, embroid-
cry; Joshua Taylor, Burlington, in
surance policy, paper ballot; B. Mar,
Jr., Smithville, gold watch and key;
@ Gaskill, Lumberton, trunk; A. s.
Morris, Pemberton, pocket books,
slippers and embroidery; NJ. B. Ris-
don, Nj. Holly, bureau cover; s. C.
Roberts, Hartford, andlrons; G. S.
Gauntt, cable, and R. j. Dutton, sNo
Cross, no Crown" Burlington; Mrs.
j. S. Dutton, Moorestown, pewter
plates; Mary P. Rogers, coffee pot
aud spectacles, and G. 81. Folwell,
The Mirror, and table cloth, Mt.
Holly; Mrs. J Fl. Kempton, Borden
town, tea spoons; Mrs. Cooper Baird,
Bordentown, scarf pin containing hair
of George Washington; Powell &
Bower, copies of american Telegraph
and Mt. Holly Adocrtiser, 1915.
CATTLE.
Glass ]. Jersey Special. Hewliugs
Lippincott, Cinnaminson, has IA en-
tered; John P. Haines, Toms River,
II; John I. Bishop, Columbus, 8;
William s. Taylor, Burlington, 9.
90 Guerseys A s Shinn, Red
dington, Pa, Z; Edward Michiner,
Carversville, Pa, Z.
Jersey Thoroughbred. Alfred
Trouth, Recklesstown, l entry; Will
liam r. Porter Beverly 2; William
s. Taylor, Burlington s.
Short Horn Durham. Charles
Morgan, Bordentown, has A entered
from bis New Warlaby farm.
Devons thoroughbred. Risdon
Hankinson, Mount Holly, has 8 en-
tries.
Holsteins. A. s. Sinner, Red
dington, Pa, 8; John s. Malley, New
Egypt, /.
Ayrshires. Cinnaminson, 8; A.
s. Sinner, Readington, Ps., 7.
Jersey grades. The following have
stock entered. William Bowen, Del
ran, Station; Fl. K. Bennett, Moores-
town; s. r. Gaskill, Birmingham; G.
P. Gsskill, Columbus; Mrs. Charles
Brown, A. 2. Stokes, and Harry G.
Collins of Mount q oily have one each
entered.
Guernseys grades. A. s. Sinner,
one bull.
Short horn or Durham. B. Howard
Stokes, Rancocas; F. W. Bovine,
Georgetown; A. 2. Stokes, John B
Davis, Samuel E. Rogers, Mount
Holly; David e. Darne !, Nashville;
Isaac Ballinger, Lumberton; Henry j.
Trick, Vincentowp.
Devon grades B. Howard Stokes,
Rsucocas; s. R. Gaskill, BirmiDg-
ham; John B. Davis and Risdon Han
kiDsou, Mount Holly.
Fat cattle. Samuel Dobbins,
Charles B. Parson and B. F. Deacon,
Mount Holly; Job Butterworth and
Henry ]. Trick, Vincentown.
TUESDAYS RACES.
The first race was for 4-minule
horses, for a premium of 800, divid-
ded in four. Out of entries there we're
the following six starters Clara s.,
Prince R., Mollie, Lady E., Lady
Aitken and the brown stallion Ham
bletoniaD. The last named horse had
an easy time, winning every heat on
pull. Lady E., took second money,