The news., 1885-06-30

Fourth of July-Saturday next.

Fourth of July-Saturday next.
The Peoples match factory is run
ming on full time.
Fireworks at Girven's ice cream and
confectionery store, Main street.
Base bah, ff,,-polo-and bicycle races at
the Fair Grounds on the Fourth.
Go to the rink on Friday evening,
Fourth of July eve Benefit of Relief
Fire company.
A valuable and interesting commu-
nication from resident of Vincentown
is held until next week.
The business men of Mount Holly
have decided to close their stores at
nocs>>pn the 4th of July.
One Of the finest displays of boots
and shoes is made by Joel B. Taylor.
All the latest styles and best makes.
The temperance meetings at the rink
are growing very popular Goodspeak-
ing and singing at every meeting.
The law will hereafter be enforced
against all persons who drive over the
King street bridge faster than a walk
Theodore A. Gibbs has taken the
agency for the Metropolitan Life In
suranee Company in this vicinity. In
surance can be had for 5 aents week
Col. James n. stratton will read a
paper before the Society of Cincinnati
at the meeting on July 4th at Prince
ton.
The latest summer styles in boots
and shoes at Sherman's old reliable
store. Canvass shoes for seashore
wear speciality.
Franklin B. Lewis, Esq, had one of
his hands severely hurt on the train
while coming home from Beach Haven
on Wednesday.
Jack Phillips says that Mill Girl is
not so fast as her brother, Mill boy,
but he is, nevertheless, making her
pay expenses down East.
Herbert w. Edmunds, Esq, formerly
of Mount Holly, has been elected
Second Lieutenant of Company II,
Sixth regiment, at Cape May.
Deborah Wells, well known in Mount
Holly and formerly in business here,
was buried in the Baptist burying
ground, in Pemberton, on Friday.
L. Miller's soda fountain is hurried
considerable these warm days. 1t is
an easy matter to satisfy your taste as
to flavor The variety is great.
A number of our fremen think of
participating in the parade at Burling-
ton on the Fourth. Those intend 60
ing will meet at America hose house
on Wednesday night.
The impression that Cherry street
below Gard en- is being used by the
township as stone yard is erroneous.
The impression is easily gained, how
in passing by that locality.
Relief Fire company's benefit at the
rink on Friday evening. 1t has been
long while since the Relief company
has had a benefit and our citizens
should respond literally.
John Murphy, of Mount Holly, has
been engaged to furnish the music at
the Oriental hotel, at Asburv Park,
this summer and has engaged fine
orchestra for that purpose.
hetobacco store, No. IL Main street
is adding to its reputation for selling
good tobacco and cigars. No inferior
stock is sold in the place, and every
purchaser gets the worth of his money
The board walk on Union street is
in very dilapidated condition and
the walking would be much pleasantel
and safer if the rotten and broker
planks were taken up and carted away
The advertisement of George B
West, practical machinist, appears
elsewhere. George is first-class
workman and will guarantee satisfae.
ton to all who favor him with theil
W ork.
John Ryder, formerly well-know I
resident OF Mount Holly, died at hi.
home in Camden, ON Thursday. The
body was brought here yesterday and
inferred in the graveyard of the Sacred
Heart church.
Peter Lynch has the agency for {
new wire fence which for beauty fal