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The news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1882-1891, 1882-08-31

1t is currently reported that Hon.
H. b Smith is using his efforts to get
the nomination for State Senator in
this county. How ridiculous such
statements appear, when il Is known
that the gentleman can have the NOM
ination for the asking. He is now
"electioneering' 10 Canada and the
Northern states.
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Hon. Mr.. Carter Of the First AS
sembly district has stated that he is
not q candidate for a fourth term.
Why do some Of the organs Of his
party persist in stating that he is still
in the field? Have they . motive3 Is
he in the way Of some one who desires
the nomination for State Senaterl
Enlighten US and many others.
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[CE no CnNTRACTnRs.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
IN Sealed Proposals will be received BY
the Trustees OF Pocahontas Tribe, No. IS, Imp
o. r. M, of Mount Holly until September
for building stone wall in rear of their pro
perty on Mill street. Bidders to make theil
own measurements.
August II, 49,.
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S.A. WHlTE = &C.. MAIN SFREEs. NeBsr 4ehhr, Nd.
LEWIS BUILDING
A Business Card.

The undersignsd returns his most
sincere thanks to the citizens of Mount
Holly and vicinity for the substantial
appreciation they have accorded him,
IN the somewhat doubtful and hazard
GUS business experiment, inausurased
SIX months since. We say hazardous
tor the reason that discount of Fyys
per cent. from the very close profits at
which most goods are now sold, did
appear to most merchants Of experi-
enos whom We consulted, simply ruin
Gus. And 80 indeed il would be.
unless accompanied BY correspond.
ing increase Of business. That suoh
an increase would very naturally fol-
Voy~. Do n,
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The fact thst the Government Of
the United 6tates spends more money
on military account than any nation
on the globe, is q startling one, and
the Philadelphia Press emphasizes it
by saying that "the United States is
q peace-loving nation, and not anxious
to be at war; but we spend more mon
ey for military purposes, than any
body. The Congress whose session
has just closed, appropriated for army,
navy, Notifications and military pen-
stems, s160,OOO,OOO. This is the
largest sum spent in peace for military
purposes, by any nation on the globe.
For the last year reported, France,
1881 spent s125, 100000; Germany,
1882, slO9,0OO,OOO; Great Britain,
1881, s136,7OO,OO0, and Russia,
1881, Sill, $780, 00-all the other
nations Of Europe spending . much
smaller sum. As tws-thirds Of our
expenditures is spent on men who are
not Withdrawn from the active indus
tries Of life, the loss is less than in
the case Of the expenditures Of Euro
pean nations; but the bare fact re-
mains that labor is to-day more taxed
for military purposes in the United
States than in any other civilized
country" And this estimate does
not take into account the hundreds Of
thousands, amounting in the aggrs.
gate to several millions Of dollars ex-
pended on the State militia. which Of
itself, would support a respectable
standing army. We may be Ga peace.
loving nation" as the press declares,
but We dearly love soldiers, and pay
dearly for them.
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New Jersey country editors are
nominating each ether for Governor.
Tho craze was started some time ago
by the nomination Of ex- Railroad Com
missioner Yard Of the Monmouth
Democrat. One good turn deserves
another, and half-a-dozen sapient ed
itors have taken the airy honors since,
to wit, Chew Of the Camden Press,
Vance Of the Morris Jerseymaa,, Fol-
well of the Mount Holly Mirror, and
Babcock Of the New Brunswick Ere
donian. These are all amiable gen.
tlemen, who take an interest in State
politics and public printing, and spend
enough Of their time at Trenton to
become thoroughly familiar with the
rear approaches to the executive man.
sion. 1t any of them ever gets into
the executive Office it will probably
be by some strategic movement in the
rear.-Ncpark Sunday Call.
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An excursion ticket is good until
used. At least this is the opinion
Of the highest court in Kansas

Captain Charles q. Merritt Is loom
ing up as the coming Senatorial can
didate.
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Chronic Troubles Removed.

MAUCH CHUNK, Pa, Sept. 81, 1881.
II. II. WARNER & Co.: Ssrs-
By the use of your Safe Kidney and
Liver Cure / have been permanently
cured of chronic liver trouble which
had annoyed me for years.
GEO. F. PAINTER.
Write to Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham, 233
Western Avenue, Lynn, Mass, for names
of ladies that have been restored to per-
feet health by the use of her Vegetable
Compound. 1t is positive cure for the
most stubborn cases Of female weakness.
PERMIT no SUBSTITUTION.
Insist upon having Floreston Cologne.
1t is greatly superior in permanence and
delicacy of fragrance,
Lippincott's Cough Syrup and Dyspep-
STA Tonic tell their own story. Sold by
dealers generally. Tonic $1.00 per bottle,
syrup % and so cents Office and labor
atory, Mount Holly, N. ].
J. P. LIPPINcoTT, Proprietor.
WHY WOMEN UsEIT.
Because they have learned from expe
rience that it overcomes dependency, in
digestion, weakness in the back and other
troubles of the sex is why women every
where use Parkers' Ginger Tonic.-Home
Journal.
Sparkling Eyes.
Rosy cheeks and clear complexion only
accompany good health. Parker's Gin
ger Tonic better than anything, makes
pure, rich blood and brings health, joy
GUS spirits, strength and beauty. Ladies
try it.
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WANTED

A live honest man. Salary, expenses and
commission. Good opportunity for the right
person. Call at or address THE NEWB
Mount Holly, N. j.
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"1he Nesosv has larger circulation in
Burlington county than any paper published
outside Of Mount Holly.
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Cashier james Hedden, late of the
First National Bank Of Newark, serv-
ing term Of ten years. imprison-
ment in the State Prison for embez-
zlement, is lying at the point of death.
A petition for his pardon upon the
ground Of failing health, was gener-
ally signed by citizens Of Newark,
and is now in the hands Of President
Arthur, but it will probably come too
late. It has been alleged all along
that Hedden was more sinned against
than SHINING, and that some of the
directors are the really guilty parties
and he the scapegoat. The latter,
however, are enjoying the best the
world affords, religiously and socially
The new Public Building in Phil.
adelphia, when completed, will be the
highest in the world. At . meeting
Of the Commission on Wednesday last,
the chairman presented copies of a
plan OF the comparative height Of
some Of the large buildings Of Europe,
which had been obtained from the
Remington Museum, England, and
also Of this country. From the plan
it was seen that the latter would be
535 feet high to the top of the statute
of Penn, and that the next in height
were the Cathedral at Cologne, $40
feet. The Capital at Washington is
shown to be 287 feet high, the Ma
sonic Temple 2S0 feet, and ST. Pc
ter'e, Rome, 448 feet.
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We would call attention to our Fine In
terror Java a coffee lately received, surpas-
ing many of the same mark. Also our Mand.
heling, this is the BEST Old Government
coming to this country.
SPICES.
We vouch for the absolute purity of these
Our spices are ground fresh at the Spice
Mills from whence they come direct.
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Sparkling Eyes.
A BE LINCOLN.

The celebrated trotting stallion, Abe Lin.
coin, will stand at the farm of Geo. w.
Bintliff, on the Beverly and Charleston
- Road, X miles from Beverly, 8
ff miles from Burlington aad miles
sfrom Rancocas, from the LIST OF
-ADApril to the LIST of August.
TERMs.-$5 for single service: $40 for the
season: SIS 10 insura a mare with q foal
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COAST AND STATE,

Forty. five tons of borax a month are
now brought from the western side of
Death Valley to be refined in San Fran.
| cisco.
J. o. Welsh informs us that the Willows
and Tehama extension is now completed
for the running of trains to point four
miles from Germantown, and that the
grading will be finished to Tehama in about
two weeks.
The wife of Joseph Griffin, at Phoebe,
New, who has not heard from him for four
months, is DESTROYS of learning his where.
abouts. When last heard from he was at
Candelaria, New, and was then on the eve
of departing for Inyo county, California.
1t is stated upon good authority that
Governor Stanford intends to put his Warm
Springs property in Alameda county in
complete repair, improving it in every way,
which will include the erection of a mag.
nificent hotel. which, in all its appoint
ments, will be equal to the very best and
the peer OF any. Thus will be added an
other great attraction to California, which
would draw thousands of visitors to Ala.
media county. Oakland Tribune.
1t is stated that two strange men went
into Rogue river, near Chavner's bridge,
for bath one day last week, one of whom
is thought to have found watery grave,
as his clothes were found on the bank after.
wards. His partner did not stop to search
for his body, but went on with the team
they were driving Another man came up
from Woodville to tell the news sometime
later. also giving the information that the
two other parties were hard cases fleeing
from California. Some seem to think that
the whole is piece of strategy. Jack.
sonville (O.) Times, July 9TH.
On Sunday morning last, about o'clock,
G. w. Parker attempted to cut his throat
with pair of scissors in his room at the
Craft, but the instrument being too dull he
only succeeded in making an ugly scratch
on his neck. He then went down stairs to
the butcher shop near the hotel and took
knife from the blocks with which to finish
the job. Charley Douglas took the knife
away from him, and officer Coulter arrested
him and locked him up. In the afternoon
he became very violent and attempted to
hang himself several times. Sheriff Rahm
placed him in straight jacket from which
he escaped once, but was finally secured.
Parker has family in Colusa, and is in
the matchmaker and jewelry business in
that place. He will be taken there by his
friends to-day. He is insane and the cause
is whisky Y olo Mail, July llth.
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
Grand Lodge, A. o. u. W.-suprems
Court,

Grand Lodge, A. o. u. w.-supremt
Court.
OLYMPIA, July 11th.-About 125 delegates
to the Grand Lodge, A. o. U. W., arrived
to-day.
Judge Wingard arrived yesterday, anG
Chief Justice Greene arrived to-day. The
Supreme Court will be in session tomorrow
The Puget Sound Telegraph Company
Unanimously Elected Mayor.
PORT TOWNSEND, July 11th.-The stock
holders of the Puget Sound Telegraph Gem
pany held their annual meeting yesterday
and elected Cyrus Walker, William Benton
Thomas I. Minor, w. D. Hill and F. A
Bartlett Trustees. The Trustees this evening
elected the following eff cers President
Thomas 7. Minor Secretary. W. d. Hill
Treasurer, F. A. Bartlett. During the pas
year the line has been extended via Dungen
ness to Port Angels, half way between here
and Cape FlatterY.
At the city election held here yesterday
DR.. 7. I. Minor was unanimously reelected
Mayor
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Warm Weather.

law in this place last night. Captain Ora.
ham was well known among the shipping men
OF San Francisco. He was specially inter
ested in the bay traffic.
Warm weather.
SHASTA, July 11th.-To-day is the warmest
day Of the season at Shasta. the thermometer
standing log in the shade.
Assessed Value of Property.
Los ANGELES, July 11tb.-The total as.
sessed value Of property for Los Angeles
county this year is $50 500, S50-an increase
of S7SS. 1913 over last year. To this must be
added 5000, 900 deducted by the State Board
OF Equalization on railroad assessments,
showing an increase in the valuation of
county property Of over a million and a half.
IEcendiary Fire.
SAN BUESAvENTURA, July 1lth.-At about
$50 this morning fire started in an ctfice
occupied by the Justice of the Peace for his
Court Considerable Roadway was gained by
the tre before an alarm was turned in. The
ire department were quick at responding
and did noble work, assisted by the citizens
in preventing terrible conflagration. The
probable loss is about ST. 500 all covered by
insurance except the Justices office, located
on ID street, between Third and Fourth, and
is thought to have been incendiary. The
office of the San Bernardino Indec is badly
damaged, but it is hoped will be able to issue
as usual.
saved by "A stomach Pump.
RED BLUFF, July llth.-A member of
the demi-monde named Lilly Stevens at.
tempted to commit suicide on Sunday morn
ing by taking one and half ounces of
laundanum. The doctor used antidotes and
a stomach pump and saved her life. The act
was caused by trouble about having two
lovers, one of whom said he would drown
himself if she didn't abandon the other fell
low. She will recover.
A Successful ElOpemenf.
RED BLUFF, July l1th.-Andy Cox and
Miss Nevada Eiler, both of Fall river valley,
Shasta county, eloped from Redding on Sun
day morning, taking a train for San Fran.
cisco, after being married at Redding. The
young lady is under age, and had been visit
ing her sister at Anderson. She went up to
Redding, met COX. and got married.
The Antioch Shooting Affair.
ANTIOCH, July 11th.-The body of Kaiser,
who shot his wife and Ned Laibscher on Sat.
urday afternoon. was found yesterday in the
tulss near where he was sesD to Jump into
the water. Kaiser was a member of the A.
o. u. w. The ball in Leibscher's
arm and also the one in Mrs.
kaiser's neck have been removed,
and both patients are now in a fair way of re-
covery. 1t appears that Kaiser did not at
tempt to shoot his wife until she tried to stop
him from shooting at Leibscher. 1t is sup
posed that Kaiser was jealous of the latter.
He had been employed by Kaiser as bar
keeper, but was discharged after the 4th
inst. The day of the shooting he had been
out hunting, and upon returning had taken
the game killed to Mrs. Kaiser. 1t was
70 tal har hat a.a
came in and commenced firing. Leibscher
thinks three shots were fired at him and two
at the woman. Kaisers revolver was found
in the back yard, through which he passed
when leaving the scene of the tragedy, and
the five barrels were empty.
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Provincial P0litics-BOy Burglars-Rl

Provincial PolitIcs-BOy Burglars-Run
OF SalmOn-ENpOrfs.
VICTORIA July INSTRUMENTATION for the
local Parliament took place yesterday at New
Westminster. The opposition candidate was
returned by reclamation, the Government
not venturing to bring cut man. Political
meetings are held nightly, and great excite
ment exists.
the Government telegraph office in this city
was burglarized by two boys the other night,
and about $50 stolen. One of the boys fad
to the Sound, and the other is in custody.
Salmon are running in limited numbers.
The yield will not be large.
Exports for the quarter amounted to
5000 600
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CRACKERS & CONTRIBUTIONS!

H FISHER, KOS. Aas AND sia ! STREET.
IL Sacramento has luat taken the Wy si.-.sll
Agency u the CALlFOkSfA CRACGER COMPANY
q san frane!sep. CRACKERS sold a. lo8est san
tfane7co prices, wish difference IN time aud freight
IN favor q purchasers AisJ, FISHERS CHOICE
CONrELIIO.i9. ~ lo1.est la.lk.t LIZ tag2-a-en
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GENERAL NOTICES.

There Is but one American perfume
that has stood the test of time and that is MURRAl
IL LASaASs FLORIDA WATER, which for over sew
enty years has been in constant use, and which is
to-day admitted to be the only fragrant water
adapted to the various uses Of the bath, the hand
kerchief and the toilet.
fY- As there are counteriei.s, always ask for the
Florida Water prepared by Lanman X Kemp, New
York. iyl2-lt
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AHITON 4.

RenOminated for Delegate TO Congress.
PHGNIx, July 11th.-At the Democratic
Convention held here to-day, Granville II.
Curry, present Delegate to Congress for Ari.
IONA, was renominsted by reclamation.
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OREGON,
Meeting of Hnn-EraNScrs.

PORTLAND, July 11th.-The hop-growers Of
Lane county held a meeting st Eugene to-
day, aud fixed the price for picking hops. The
sentiment of the meeting was very strong in
favor of exercising the greatest care in pick.
ing, curing and baling the coming crop.
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Among Some OF the Fairest scenes
On this continent and in the tropics, malaria
poisons the atmosphere with it's pestilential
breath, sowing the seeds of disease and death
in every direction. 1t is in such localities
that the preventive and remedial qualities of
Hostetters Stomach Bitters are most con.
spicuously shown. For every form of mala-
ria it is signally efhcacious remedy. and
conquers disorders of the stomach, liver and
bowels, remedies inactivity of the kidneys,
and counteracts the weakness and lack of
Stamina, which invites disease by leveling the
barrier which vigorous operation Of the di-
gestive and secretive organs opposes TO it..
No defensive medicine in use has stronger
Communications ia professional quarters, both
for purity and remedial properties.
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SAN FRANCISCO.

Robbery of n sacsamentnn Date Of Hold
Ing The Republican stale Convention
Not 10 be Chansed-PrOhibition and
Reform Conyenfion-The Money Market
Arrival from China Another Pur.
chase by Ex-Governor sfanrord-D b
OF Prominent CitiLen-Efe.
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NEVADA.
Big.Hearfed Miners.

VIRGINIA. July 11th.-Tbe miners of the
Union, Mexican and Sierra Nevada hsve
raised 81 0S4 for Mrs, Beargo. mother of John
Beargo, killed in the Union blasting accident,
and Mrs Black. whose husband was killed at
the same time
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GENERAL SkoBErFF soldier who soldier He
full of
the
administer ebuke.
o
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Utah.
Highway Robbery In salt Lake-RatIroad
Progress.

Progress.
SALT LAKE, July 11th.-Last night, while
a stranger named H. c. Kino was riding in q
carriage in the lower part of the city, he was
halted by robber. who shot him in the
breast, inhicting dangerous wound, and
then relieved him of purse containing $780,
The victim was stopping in the city, on his
way to San Francisco.
The Denver and Rio Grande Railroad is
now building at the rate of two miles day,
and will close the gap between Denver and
Salt Lake in December. The rolling stock
and rails for this end are coming over the
Southern and Central Pacific from Denver,
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SUPERIOR COURT.

TUESDAY, July II, 1882.
DEPARTMENT ONE CLARK, Judge.
The People VS.. All Tom Continued by consent
The People rs. All Sam-Continued.
The People vs. Jack Gamble-Co Continued.
The People vs.. MOntgomery-Continued.
The People vs.. Esgan-Contnued upon motion o.
Il aarnt
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Ichi Ban, San Francisco, doubled in
size, is the largest Japanese sale exhibition in the
world. SHArTUCK s. FLETCHER export their
printing inks to Japan, receive Japanese goods in
return, and this is why ichi Ban survives low
prices. Logical, isn't it Wholesale and retail
Goods Tor every branch Of retail country trade y4
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PACIFIC COAST.

inccHhiaTy Fire Mt SAN EuenavcDtura-
Warm Weather - Democratic Nominal
lion In Arizona Generous COmstOck
Miners The Puget sound Telegraph
Company Politics In British Columbia
Highway Robbery AT salt Lake-Ete.
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Members OF Sacramento ..,y-sns.
Lodge, No. 2, |. o. o. F.-You are re-
quested to assemble at Temple Hall on
WEDNESDAY, July 18th, at 8 o'clock '57rnsSS
T. NJ, to attend the funeral of Brother NORMAN
BAIRD. G. II. GREENLAW, N. G.
RICHARD BRowy, Rec. See. jy11-2t'
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Forty years experience Of an old nurse.
MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP is the
prescription OF one Of the best female physicians
and nurses in the United States and has been usel
for forty years with failing success by millions
Of mothers for their children. 1t relieves the child
from pain, cures dysentery and diarrhgs gripping in
the bowels, and wind-colic By giving health to the
child it rests the mother. Price, % cents bottle.
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70 nv CID PATRuNs.

s gTILL OESER Ny VALUABLE SERVICE. ~
? you 50 unfortunate as - require tt.1l
With mind nlaturcd s1d enriehei b. studies u "a
advanced or7er, eau sseiy say that there IL hardly
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LADtE3-I atn always ready 10 aaziet yorL az
past knowledge has been increased by e,ttcnsiy,
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certainty Of SUCCESS. No caso peculiar 70 yo.t
delicate organism IL beyond my sure control
Ny Female Monthly Medicines aTe superior %
any offered heretofore, snd viii DO warranted 70
have the desired effect in all cases
Those Of the public VINO need ny ssryic, esr
depend upon gentlcnanly, honorable Lnd ss4oauac
treatment at reasonable rstes
] address particularly those Who have BEEN &,
iured b. youthful indiscretions and those vha
have contracted local disegses
Pors ns afflicted CAL, II Jnsy prefer consult me
By gtte-, detailing the symptoms Of the diseass o-
trouble, and receive medicines by sxpresa Wit. foil
Instructions. All letters mus; b direats1 } II.
Jo5EELYE. u D Us gutt:s street, San granc...
CO. Cal
Cure warranted IA AL cases. or no pay repaired
consultstions, personally or By letter, gratis Pond
Tor book. Comfortable apartments Tor patients q;
my lnirna,y tvaen desired} Hith oHpsr'ensei
nurses.
coEBu!tstlDu PerioFs, go Suffer erect; ldioiaI Z
the TOu12 &.n 3 Chr.stiss Association Bui.1iq.
Oiilcs h5rrs-Fruru } 4. T. - SP.N.
ny Bt5iofas hnBzs ir roy office.
Purchase 1y Htay Piiy-.1isyg and NagTla ?
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We also add at this time in a
general way that the advantages we
present in trading are constantly multi
plying. In everything, from the
coarsest to the finest of wear, there
is an increase in variety, while merits
in low price keep fully apace We are
at present busy preparing for Fall trade,
and with the turn of the season we
expect to present a stock brilliant and
varied beyond any past degree. Mean
while those in need of such clothing as
pertains to the warm weather season
will find US most abundantly supplied