The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1893-08-01
LOCAL NEWS.

HI. Keller has received second or
der from Europe for a large lot OF his pat
ent envelope and stamp moisteners.
Benjamin Coles has been arrested and
put under bail on the charge OF selling
liquor illegally at Stanwick.
Capt. Douglass Ottinger left on Thurs.
day for a weeks business trip to Erie,
Pa, at the request of a large iron company
in that city.
John B. Davis, who has been assistant
cashier of the Farmers Bank for some
time, will in all probability succeed Isaac
P. Goldsmith as cashier.
Annual summer sale of ladies' muslin
underwear, now on. Unusual bargain IN
25 and SOC goods. w. w. Curtis, as Main
street. Mount Holly, n. J.
The farm OF John Messler, near Rising
Sun Square, consisting of SO acres, was
sold at sheriff's sale, on Friday, to VIII
liam McGrain, for $3,O25.
The workmen engaged in digging the
cellar of the public school were compelled
TO law OH Oh w CUnOoh0f
count of the excessive heat
Rev. M. J. O'Farrell, of Trenton, Will
have charge of the Church of the Sacred
Heart until the return of the pastor, Kev.
M. ]. Brennan, In September.
Rev. DIR. Kimball, principal of the
Young Ladies' College Preparatory, occu-
pied the pulpit of the First Presbyterian
Church, New York city, on Sunday.
Rey.J. H. Chambers, of West Chester,
pa viii address the Y. NJ. G. A. outdoor
oospel service next Sunday afternoon, at
$40. Everybody is invited to attend.
The new striking apparatus on the bell
of the Relief Fire Company will be COM
Melted this week, and it is expected Will
be given a trial ring Saturday afternoon.
The Young Peoples Union OF the
Mount Holly Baptist church will run
an excursion to Woodland Beach, on the
Delaware bay, Friday, August Is. Tickets
$12O.
It is difficult to tell which is the happier
Harmon Baugh or his son Edward a.
All the ecstacy was caused by the ARRIVAL
of a daughter in the latter's family last
week.
Ernest d. Holeman is happy young
man. He is the father of a bouncing boy,
which his wife, who is at the home of her
father at New Gretna, presented to him
last week.
Don Ogden, the famous stallion belong
ing to Richard R. Haines, of the Halnes
stock farm, Pemberton, died suddenly on
Tuesday night. The animal was valued
at $4,000.
DIR. Chauncey B. Ripley, of Westfeld'
eminent in the legal profession. Is can
didate for Justice of the U. s. Supreme
court to succeed Justice Bradley, deceased,
of this state.
The carpet mill is running on half time.
beginning with this week. The force OF
EMPLOYEES is also considerably decreased
from what it is when the mill is running
to its full capacity.
Constant LIE Due, one OF the Paisley
magnates. has gone to France to endeavor
to get colony of Frenchmen to come and
settle on the sandy lands of Paisley, or
South Park, as it is now called.
For Rent-The house at No. 2l0 Broad
street. Apply on the premises. The
house is dry, with paved cellar, and has
a commanding side view. There is also
hot and cold water, bath room, sewer, &c.
William Hanes is in Jail on charge
of stealing a keg of beer from the ice
house of Curtis Davis, at Pemberton.
The man had imbibed a considerable
ouautity of the beer and when arrested
was drunk.
J. w. Flynn, of Bordentown. has been
granted patent for car coupling; Eu
gene U. Gibbs, of Mount Holly, one for
boiler for locomotive or other engines;
T. Clifford Keller, Mount Holly, one for
m easurlng caddy.
Ex.Sheriff Hays was freed by an angry
bull while taking buff bath in the stream
which runs through his farm the other
day. He remained IN his perch until the
bulls anger subsidized, when he escaped
without scratch.
The Peoples Building and Loan Asso-
citation will issue new series of stock at
the August meeting. Copies of the an
pual report and other information may be
obtained from f. B. Jones, treasurer, or
from ]. L. Jamison. secretary.
Elizabeth Matthias. aged sixty-nine
wears, residing at Nashville, was taken
to the Cooper Hospital, Camden, on Fri
day night, suffering from fracture of the
skull. The old lady was struck by train
while driving across the tracks at Mason
VILE She will recover.
The La dies Aid of the M. E. Church
will hold festival on the lawn adjoining
the church, on Thursday evening, August
Sd, at 5 O'Clock. Refreshments, consist
ing of cake, ice cream, lemonade, peaches,
and other fruits, in abundance. Come
and enjoy pleasant evening.
Rev. John Y. Dobbins, former well
known member of the New Jersey M. E.
Conference, has resigned the passionate OF
Grace M. f. Church. Wilmington. He was
transferred from the New Jersey Confer
ence year or two ago to the Wilmington
church. The cause of the resignation is
not stated.
The Church of St. Martin Fields,
of Lumberton, has filed articles of incor-
poration in the county clerks Office. The
incorporators are Rev. Martin Aigner,
John w. Odenheimer, Joseph w. Robin
son, ]. K. Mendenhall, Charles f. A. Lip
pincott, Morris Mendenhall, Norman V
P. Lewis and Franklin 2. Lewis.
Amos Gibbs. of Mount Holly. was elect
ed president and James l.. Young, Of
Moorestown, was made secretary of the
Burlington County Board of Registry and
Election at its meeting for organization in
Mount Holly. on Friday. The board
stands adjourned to meet at the call o
the secretary. No appointments were an
nounced.
The funeral of Isaac P. Goldsmith tool
place from his late residence on BroaC
street on Wednesday afternoon. The pal
Loo.o.s wara William q IJnniucoff