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The news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1882-1891, 1882-03-30

SEASIDE News
AT Barnegat an addition Is being made
to the principal hotel, and number of
new cottages will be erected, with other
improvements, railroad travel to Ware
town, directly opposite the Beach, having
been arranged for.
At Atlantic Highlands there are to be
fifty new cottages built by July 1st. The
new pier will run 176 feet from the shore
and will afford safe landing at all tides
and winds.
All the Government Works at Manas-
guam inlet, the work of securing the jetties
with stone ballast is continued. There is
now seven feet of water at low tide and a
good inlet.
The Sea Grit Land Company is grad
ing the beach hills, south of the Beach
House.
Colonel John West, recently of the
Brunswick House, Atlantic City, and for
merly for many years proprietor Of Con-
gress Hall, Cape May, has leased the
Magnolia House, Toms River. and will
open it to the public about May LIST. He
has had over thirty years. experience in
the hotel business
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Traims teave from Mount Holly az JottcEs
For phiiadelnhta. $50, 7.0s. 500. $50. 10 ~
NJ. i2. 81 2 49, 5.23. 8. 81. u IS, 1910 r. NJ
on Sundays. 50, II. 50 A. NJ, ana p ~ r A.
For New York via uightstown, TOT A. 81.
via. Kinkora, IL n .. oa IN
For Pemberton. 7.57, 800 A. NJ. 100. $50,
4.57. 6. IS, .2.32P 81.
For Vincentown. % A. NJ. w S.so. o.io r. M
For Hightstown. 1857 A. M, 4.b7 =. n. =,
For Burlington. 500 1905 A. M. az 4.oo' o'zo
For Medford, $40 A. NJ, l2:02; s;s2, a.5o z. NJ.
For Tuckerton and n. j. s. X. H.. sO9 A. NJ,
KfNKoRA BRANcH.-Leave Kinkora, $3.50
A. M. AZ. S. 80 p. N. :Lewistown for kinkora'
7.08 A. M. 12.47, 4.6SP. N.
7rdfns Leave for Mount Holly as Joiloa0s:
From Philadelphia. 7. 90, 8. 10, II A. NJ, J. 8,
$50, $50. 7.36. 10. II. 40 r. N. On sundays.
A. NJ, 1. and 6.30P. III. 80
From VinceBtown. s.ss, 1910 A. M, LILO,
From Peinberton, go. $40 A. NJ. l2.s5, 2.so.
From Hightstown, 7. 40 A. M, s.2s r. n. -
From Burlington. s.s6, il.zo A. NJ, s.iS, S.aV'
From Medfords 7.so. 1910 A. NJ. 2. 40 P. NJ.
From Tuckerton, S.35 A. NJ. 2.SoP. M.
PHILA., MARLTON Z MEDF0RD Il. Il.
TIME TABLE,.
Leave Medford for Philadelphia, tbs, 10 u
A. M, 1880 5.s2, P. M. Sundays, 30 A. M, 5.55
Leave Marlton for Philadelphia, 7.sO, 1870
A. M, 1885, $40 p. NJ. Sunday at $40 A. M.
Leave Philadelphia, and "a. NJ, 8 and P.
NJ Sundays at 500 and p. NJ.
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BARxraAr BR1pcr.--.

II Is now more than probable. that the
widening Of the draw in the bridge Of the
Pennsylvania Railroad, over Barnegat
Bay, will be delayed for some time. 1t
was the intention Of the company to have
had the work completed by the first OF
May, but the delay has been caused by
being disappointed in getting castings in
time to commence the work 50 a. to have
1t finished at the time expected. Iron
men all over the country are busy
with orders weeks ahead.
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brown, with freckled ends, are grouped
in nests Of finest carded cotton that real
ly looks the same material that clouds
are made Of, but it hardly compliments a
friends taste or sensibility to present
such an Easter gift at cost of the pain of
some suffering bird. The artificial eggs
of composition-celluloid and tinted ala
baster-are delicate as nature and less
fragile as well as more humane in senti-
ment.
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The Alumni Association Of Burling-
ton county public schools will hold a
meeting at the Court House on Saturday.
There will be debate, an essay by Miss
Maggie Mas Of Burlington, declama-
ton by George Wenzell, and vocal and
instrumental music. Besides the attrac-
tive programme there will be considera-
BILE important business transacted.
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TOWNSHIP Matters

TOWNSHIP MATTERS
The Township Committee met on
Thursday evening for the purpose of
making the appointments of police and
lamplighters. Alonzo M. Bodine and
Joseph Garon were appointed police, the
latter in place of John P. L. Atkins. No
lamplighters were appointed, that duty
being given to the police who will here
after have the assistance of Constables
Carr and Heaviland By this arrange
ment the policemen receive an advance in
their salary and the Constables are given
$40 per month to attend to certain lights
and to stay ON duty until midnight. Our
business men who have been in the habit
of paying the policemen should continue
to do so. Because there has been change
in the force is not sufficient reason for
anybody 10 stop their payments or to give
it to anyone who did not receive the ap-
pointment. The men who have been ap-
pointed can fulfill their duties and they
should be encouraged.
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DrsARMIse CRrrrcrsM.-

That was pleasant way In which a
newly settled Methodist minister disarm-
ed the criticism of the people in the con-
sgregstion to which he had been sent. In
tead Of getting angry about it, or COM
planning that they had hurt his feelings,
he remarked from the pulpit: ~ hear
that you say I am not much ola preacher;
well, know it; and / know ifI could
preach first rate I wouldn't have been
sent here to preach to such a lot of igno-
ram uses as you" The church folks were
struck with new sense of the ftnese OF
things as regulated by the admirable ma
chinery of Methodism for adapting means
to ends.
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The following unclaimed letters re-
main in the Mount Holly Post Office ;
Williams Oliver, Albert Frey, B. 81.
Haines, Kate Mulholland, Mrs. B. A.
Hatterwait, Postals, Miss Lizzie Haines,
T. McDonville, BENZ. McKelvey, Mrs.
Morrison, Harry Smith, Chas. Shreve.
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A New INDUSTRY

A New INDUSTRY
McIlVaine's soap house on Water
street has been rented by parties who
will carry on the manufacture of shoes on
large scale. We earnestly hope they
will be successful in the undertaking and
that the industry will receive an impetus
in this place The firm is composed of
live, energetic young men.
AND STILL ANOTHER.
On Monday a shoe factory will be
opened in the building formerly occupied
by A. B. Cherry. The firm will manu-
facture women's and children's work
solely and has nothing to do with the
other firm that will start soon. We un-
derstand Peter Lynch is one of the NOV
ers in this undertaking.
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THrRry-rryr Do1nAns Orr :

On Tuesday Job Atkinson, farmer, liy-
ing on Wood Lane, sent a new hand to
Burlington with a load of hay to sell.
He was accompanied by boy from the
farm to show him the way, as he was
unacquainted with the neighborhood
The fellow sold the load of hay for about
$500 and pocketing the cash sent the
team home by the boy, and has not been
heard from since. 1t is to be hoped that
the scamp will be apprehended and COM
PEELED to disgorge.
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"RuCHuPAIRAn

New, quick, complete cure days, urin-
airy affections, smarting, frequent or diff
cult urination, kidney diseases. 81. all
druggists. Prepaid by express, SIPS 8
for IS. E. 8. WELLS, Jersey City, N. J.
Let the poor sufferers from female
complaints take courage and rejoice that
painless remedy has been found. We
refer to Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound. 1t is prepared at 233 Western
Avenue, Lynn, Mass. Send to Mrs.
Pinkham for pamphlets,
The Peabody Hotel, $50 South 9th
street, Philadelphia, is one of the best at
the price GOO per day of any in the city.
It is first class in every respect except in
price which is less than any other hotel
charges. Persons visiting Philadelphia
either transiently or for longer period
cannot do better than to stop at this well
conducted house. Boy.
DR.. Kline's great nerve restorer is the
marvel Of the age for all nerve diseases.
All dts stopped free. Send to sal, Arch
Stli PhiladslphiA Pc
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srsS PAINTING

SIGN PATNTING.-
Business men in, want of neat and tasty
signs of any description ale invited to ex-
anime the handi-work of G. w. Lukens,
Washington street, Mount Holly. His
prices are very moderate and the work
frst-class. He guarantees to give satis-
faction. As specimen of his work we
refer the public to the change made by
him in the appearance of the large sign
in front of this Office. The scene was
painted over heavy, sanded background
making it very hard to do so neat Job.
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cloth dress. The girl at Lippincotfs
gave the name of Lena Hart, she is very
heavy, red cheeks and wore purple dress.
A reward is offered for their apprehension
and hereafter intelligence Office girls viii
be received only at discount in Lumber
ton. TRIP.
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A. Harris Murray of Hewlings' sash
and blind factory at Forked Landing, has
accepted position with T. F. Keller &
Sons at their mill in the rear Of Wash
ington street and will enter upon his
duties on Monday.
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J. Howard Shinn has secured the agen-
cy for the Staten Island dyeing establish
ment and persons having orders for this
kind of work will be saved considerable
trouble and expense by leaving them at
his store. Remember-opposite The
News Office.
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Subscribers who have changed their
residence or Post Office should notify us
at once. Give the name of the old Post
Office together with your new one, as it
saves US much time in going over our
books and hunting it out.
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Rev. r. E.Burke, having recovered from
his recent illness, will deliver his lecture
on ..Ireland's Gross and IrelandIs Flag"
in the Catholic church on Sunday even
ing.
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WHERE TO FIND THEM

If some of the parents who start their
young boys off to church on Sunday
morning, will take the trouble to walk
down on King street, they will find
most of them engaged in playing marbles.
In the afternoon they adjourn to the lot
back of the Court House grounds and
engage in ball playing.
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RoHBERY.,

The workshop Of Thomas Whitaker on
the Jacksonville turnpike, about mile
beyond Knoxville was entered by q
thief or thieves between Sunday night
and tuesday morning and large
quantity of carpenter tools were stolen,
among them being two saws, one
square, one brace, eleven bits, screw
driver and other articles. If they should
be apprehended Thomas says he will
make IL hot for them.
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WHY CERTAINLY /.

WHY CERTAINLY r.
Notwithstanding the half-dozen snow
squalls to which we have been trested
lately. the signs and sounds of the dulcet
spring-time are abroad in the air, and the
notes Of the bHsiness-chorus getting In
tune are in the air too. Merchants are
putting in their new stock, but do they
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In spring dress goods and hosiery Mes
srs. 0liphant & Curtis have a display
equal to the city stores and their prices
are go low for them that It is useless to 20
70 Philadelphia and attempt to do better.
Bead their advertisement and profit By IT.
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P. r. r. D1REcroRs.--

P. r. r. DIREcroRs.--
The annual election of the Board of
Directors of the Pennsylvania Railroad
took place on Tuesday, with the follow
ing result: George B. Roberts, Wistar
Morris, Alexander M. Fox, Samuel M.
FELTON,, Alexander Biddle, Henry M.
Phillips, N. Parker Shortridge. D. B.
Cummins, Henry D. Welsh, John Price
Wetherill, William L. Elkins, William
Thord, 81. n. Houston.
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EASTER EGas.-

EASTER EGGS
Everything has an egg or omelet look
preparatory for Easter. The windows
are decked with fresh-laid novelties of
egg shape or at least of egg outline. The
latest is the Easter pin-cushion, oval in
shape, covered with bright satin and a
corner of bright brocade or plush. Oval
shields covered in garnet or peacock
satin, with Japanese ornament, are for
photograph stands or memorandums.
The little satin egg-cosies drawn up round
downy yellow chick peeping out of his
nest for no other earthly use one can dis
cover but TO look pretty. Eggs of ivory
and ivorine answer for thimble cases or
hold string of garnet beads, skein of
gold thread or such choice tribes. The
Kioto eggs are pocket bonbonnieres, just
large enough to carry suficiency of car
domains or crystalized violet leaves for a
morning.
Rsal bird's eggs sofs blae or pale
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The subscription paper at Davis Wells
drug store, Pemberton, for the benefit Of
Sergeant Mason's wife and child contains
about 80 names.
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THE MARKETS.
pHILAnE1pH1A MARRrr

Monday, March 9th, S p. NJ
Beef cattle were in good demand this week
and prices were fraction higher.
zA0O head arrived and sold at the different
yards a. 5G7szc. as to condition.
Sneep were less active. but prices were
unchanged.
5000 head arrived and sold at the differ
ent yards at 5@714 per ID; and Lambs at $40
7s4c., per n, as to condition.
Hogs were in fair demand,
5000 head arrived and sold at the different
yards at s@l014c. per b., as to condition
FARMERS BAY AND STRAW MARKET,
Philadelnhfa.lfo r week ending March %. 1882
Loads-Hay, 240: Straw, IS. Average price
during week--Prfme Timothy, ST. to 81 IS
per 100 pounds. mixed, 1.00cGSI,l0 per 100
ns.; straw 80, to GOO, per 100 hs,
STOCKS.
Cinafna rspi,.au ~ rt~rr .xs~s. A on..--.
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On our first page viii be found an in
teresting article entitled 'Honor to
Whom Honor is Due" 1t should be
read by every subscriber and the paper
preserved.
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Young ladies and gents of eethetic
taste are wondering how much space to
devote in the garden the coming summer
to the cultivation of the festive sun
flower.
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Joseph Hinchman, has 8 900 bushels Of
cranberries yss to pick which are under
water on his boys in Medford township,
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Horse NOTES.

HORSE NoTEs.-
Lyman" the dun horse..which has trot-
ted in some of the best classes at the
Mount Holly Fair for several years was
sold in New York few days ago for
1855.
Joseph Regan has disposed of his $2l00
team recently purchased in New York
city fer an advance of $500.
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Samuel Chambers. who recently remov-
ed from his farm to Mount Holly, is hay
ing his residence on Garden street re-
modelled. Medford carpenters are doing
the work.
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The Pennsylvania Railroad not only
torbids Its ticket agents from taking COM
missions, but refuses to pay any to agents
of other lines.
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Book Agents and lovers Of Western
adventures are referred to the advertise
ment of Heroes Of the Plains" in another
column of this paper.
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An agent ola projected telegraph line
from Camden to Amboy via Hightstown
passed over this county recently to secure
from land owners the right Of way.
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The circus season will soon be upon us,
when bands viii parade the streets and
chase people into the show to get away
from the noise,
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Bishop Scarborough on Sunday ad-
ministered the rite of confirmation to 10
persons at St. Andrews church and to l6
persons at Trinity church.
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QpENINa.

J. Howard Shinn is now comfortably
settled in his new quarters opposite this
Office and is prepared to receive his pat
rons and show them much larger and
finer stock of goods in his line than
he has heretofore been able to carry
on account Of cramped quarters. The
displsy of goods in his windows is attrac-
lively arranged and worthy of inspection.
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There are fifty subscribers TO the Serge
ant Mason fund at Harry T. Warmers
cigar store.
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Msdford Lyceum will close the season
with grand entertainment on Thursday
evening next.
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Hurry up the special Town Meeting
and let us commence work on our streets.
Delays are dangerous"
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Annual meeting Of Mount Holly gas
light company on Monday.
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J. Fred Kiner has received the con-
tract for building Joseph Garon's new
police uniform.
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Pasture fields are beginning to look
quite green.
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Courts convene on the 18th prox.

DR.. Still held personal property valued
1t nearly $4,000.
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The published reports ofthe Burlington
county banks shows them to be in healthy
condition financially.
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THE NINTH ANNUAL NETTING
on THE
Industry Building and Lean AssoeiatleH,
WILL BE HELP OK
Monday EVenSssO, ApriI 2AtH,
At THE OFFICE OF NJ. R. sooY. AT $50 O'CLOCK.
A new series OF stock will be issued
making the Ninth series Issued by this AS
soclation,
Money TO loan at each regular meeting.
miums.
An Amendment to the Constitution In
reference to Withdrawals VIII be acted upon.
Subscriptions for new series will be receiv.
ed by the Treasurer, NJ. r, Sooy, at his office
Mar.2g.s2. JOS. H. GASKILL, Sec
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STATISTICS
From the fourth annual report of the
Bureau of Statistics of Labor and Indus
tries of New Jersey for the year ending
October 81, 1881, we have carefully pre-
pared the following facts and figures in
relation to Burlington county:
T;re cyonk ~. F,,nne
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Too little attention is paid to the clean.
ing Of cutters and alleys.
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vennor predicts heavy snowfalls for
the first and last weeks Of April.
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John B. Trick advertises quantity Of
seed oats for sale in another column.
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1.-THE Nux h, a tasser e e.sist.ea 2
Bur:i4efom o,u.ty d.Hp ypate petsasa' q
outside Of -n,"nt ls9ap
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Nor1cE on sErrLEMENT

Notice is hereby given that she final ae-
counts Of the Subscribers, Administrators Of
the estate of Mortimer Il Eayre. decd, viii
be audited and stated by the SGrrogate ana
reported for settlement TO the orphans
Court Of the County of burlington al The
ensuing April term.
Feb. 16, 80. JAMES LIPPlNC0Tq.
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:, UIosInB prIces Of DRHAvEN & ToWNaRNn
Bankers. No. 20 South Third Street, Phiie.i

-NHoIcE SEED OATS
" For sale at Yinceutown Mills.
Mar.SOS22w JOHN b, RICK,
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE

"A
In pursuance of an order of the Surrogate
of the County of Burlington, In Interstate of
New Jersey, notice is hereby given TO- all
persons having claims against the estate OF
Robert White, NJ. D., late of said county,
deceased, to present them under oath oraifir-
nation, to the subscriber, on or before the
Twenty-third day of November, 1852, or be
forever barred from prosecuting or recover
ing the same.
JAMES LIPPINCOTT
Administrator.
Feb. %. 49,, 2m-1s.