The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1893-04-25

mandamus requiring myself, as Supreme
Court Judge, to show cause why l, as
Circuit Court Judge, refuse to do certain
things. If, as a Supreme Court Judge, ]
find that the law you rely on is constitu-
tional, l will direct myself, as Circuit
Court Judge, to grant the order.
Benjamin R. Lambs residence on Union
street is offered for sale or rent.
You have the largest stock of wall pa
per to select from at 7. W. Borton's.
In order to make room for increasing
stock, Misses Barcklow & Bussom, In THE
News building. will offer five days re-
duction in prices.
John L. Semple, of Mount Holly. is
counsel for Harry johnson, of Camden.
who is accused of being connected with
the recent killing Of Michael Burk, in
that city.
Rev. c. C. Kimball, who will have
charge of the College Preparatory next
year. has rented the residence formerly
occupied by DIR. Charles Harker, opposite
the Court House.
The report of the anniversary of Mount
Holly Lodge, Odd Fellows, referred to
Arthur James as the warden WIZ had
held Office so long, when the name should
have been Arthur Jones.
Solicitor Jerome B. Grigg. of the Board
of Freeholders, has notified the derelict
county officials to pay up the amounts
they have overdrawn from the county
treasury or steps will be taken to enforce
payment.
The names of Nathan Henry and M. T.
Hartshorn, which appear in the list OF
delinquents on the outside of this paper.
should not be there, as both had paid
their taxes. but each mans assessment
was duplicated by the assessor.
Chrysanthemums.- of the best
old and new varieties at three cents each
fifteen varieties of begonias. at five cents
each roses at one dollar per dozen also
a select stock of vases and hanging bas-
kets at Rosbach's, Pemberton, 1876
Two tribes of Red Men, Comanche
Tribe, No. 70, of Atco, and Edgepillock
Tribe, No. 1853, of Indian Mills, have each
selected teams to perform the new am
plified adoption, and a friendly rivalry
exists as to which tribe will perform it in
the most perfect manner in the shortest
time.
Thomas w. Nippins announces himself
a candidate for the Republican nomina-
ton for Sheriff. Tom thinks a glance
over Mount Holly will show he has been
of value to this community at least, and
he also thinks there should be some
token that his efforts have been appre-
ciated.
Some person or persons broke into the
Office of Col. C. NJ. Sloan last night, gain
ing entrance by forcing open the shutter
and breaking the window in the rear. 1t
is not yet known if anything was taken.but
q number of valuable papers were de-
stroyed, and the leaves from some account
books were torn out. Col. Sloan offers a
reward of 500 for the arrest and convic-
ion of the guilty parties.
Charles c. Cowperthwait, township
treasurer, will sit at his Office. in the
freight depot, on Monday next from l to
) P. NJ. for the purpose of paying inter-
est on the township Indebtedness. Per-
sons having notes or bonds are requested
to collect the interest due at that time, as
the treasurer desires to have it arranged !
10 as to have it payable hereafter on the
same date.
Now is the time to plant hardy peren- |
malls you can get twelve varieties that
will bloom this season, for one dollar, at
Pemberton. N. D.. where you
will also find big stock of roses, carna-
ions, bedding, vase and basket plants, as
we'll as all varieties of plants for the veg
etable garden. You will be surprised at
he quantity, variety and quality of cut
lowers you can get for from so cts to 81.
Try sample lot. Orders left with James
VI. Smith, baggagemaster at the Mount
Holly railroad station, or at The News
,fice, will receive prompt attention.
R. G. Moses, an architect, of Merchant
1ille, and personal friend of Prof. c. ID. !
Raine, was in Mount Holly yesterday, |
md offered to prepare plans for school
house, that the people might have some
dea of what new building would re-
,emble. The trustees have decided to
call a meeting to discuss this subject and I
t will be held within the next fortnight.
A new school building is badly needed
here and has been for some time. There
IS no economy in buying old buildings
and patching them up.
xvorad,s Fair Ttckats