The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1893-10-24

with paralysis at Mount Holly last week,
died at that place and was buried on
Friday.
Adam Forepaugh, the Philadelphia
Snowman, has put his horses into winter
quarters here, on the farm of the late
Thomas Ballinger, which he has rented
for the purpose. He has built some large
barns on the place, and has 124 horses in
them.
An outbreak of hydrophobia has occurred
among the cattle in the vicinity of Med
ford, and is causing considerable alarm
among the farmers, some of whom have
already lost heavily Three COWS died
last week on the farm of Edmund Brod-
dock, and it is thought the remainder of
the herd is afflicted with the malady
The animals are all affected in the same
way and suffer terribly before death comes
to their relief. 1t is thought the cows
were bitten by rsbid dog that passed
through that section in August last.
Several cows have died In Shamong from
the same cause. All the suspected ami
mails have been guaranteed. A veterin-
arian, connected with the State Board.
is investigating the matter
One of the largest and prettiest weddings
that has taken place about Medford fol
some time was celebrated at the residence
of Levi J. Branin on Wednesday, the 18th
inst, at which time his daughter, Emma
J. Branin, was married to Levi L. Dudley
of Moorestown, in the presence of the fol-
lowing committee from the Chester
monthly meeting: William B. Lippincott
and wife, and Owen L. Dudley and wife.
The bridesmaids were Cora Lippincott,
Lizzie Lippincott and Mary Jones, and
the groomsmen, Francis A. Branin, Harry
Dudley and Silas Walton, Jr.; ushers, Ed
ward Rogers and David R. Lippincott
The bride and maids of honor wore beau
tiful white silk dresses. trimmed in tasty
manner. The following is list of those
present and who signed the certificate of
marriages
Elizabeth b. Lippincott, silas Walton, Dr.,
Mary b. Jones, Ada NJ. Lippincott, Annie E.
Wilkins, May ID. Branin, Mary A. Braddock,
Anna L. Engle, Edward Rogers Mary Esther
Rogers. David Il Ltppincott lillian v.
Holinshead Charles Jessup, Clarence b.
Jessup, Elizabeth L. Brown, Anna II. Balm
John c. Dudley. Joseph II. Lippincott, Aaron
! Engle, Walter Lippincott, Anna b. Dud-
ley, AbPie 4; Branin, Joseph L.. Hilton,
COate, Anna II. Coate, israel Garwood, Julia
} IL. Garwooi, Henry L. Prickitt, salie O.
Prickitt, Edwin Dudley, sallie !. Dudley,
Clarence Il. Stackhouse Florence K, b. Stack
3 house, Capt. Il. IL. Kirkbride Eta A. Hilton
Wilson t. Haines BENZ j. Wilkins, Sarah A
Wilkins, Lawrence W. Jones, Emma Jones
Lizzie S. Garwood, John d. HAtnes, Sarah w.
Haines, Charles A. Haines, Beulah X. Haines
e. Dillingham;, q. Harry Dudley, Cora IL. Lip
pincott, Francis A. Branin. Mary q. Lippincott,
Budd S. Cowperthwaite, Anna p. W Cowper
thwait, Walter IL. Shinn, S. Caroline Shinn
4 Matte b. Allen, x. b. Allen, Mary Emma
Allen, George W; Haines' aaron W. Engle,
L. Braddock. Samuel b. Lippincott, Sue X
Z. Lippincott. Marietta wilkins, Francis Branin
: wilkins, John w. Branin. NJ. D., Martie c
i Branin, Ruth j. BIanin, Rebecca M. Branin
Elma Jones, Annette ~ Branin, Maria Louis,
n Evans, Benjaintn Stiles, Elizabeth X. stiles
=, Levi J. Branin, Anna II. Dudley, Ella
Elizabeth b. Dudley Nathaniel Nj. Dudley
D Anna b. Dudley, Levi Lippincott, Mary AM
. | Lippincott, William b. Lippincott, Catharin,
Is. Lppincott, owen L. Dudley, Sarah $. Dud
g ley, Martha A. Haines; Emma H. Tyler
- Thackra q. Rogers, Ruth Anph Rogers
Y Samuel j. Branin, Alice H. Brantn, George b
a Hancock, Charlotte l.. Hancock, Isaac Collins
y Lucy Evans, Levi Il. stiles, Caroline L
4 Zelley, Charles /. Hollingshead, Violetta Ma.
Darnell, Howard E. Jones, Miriam j. Evans
J. ID. Lewis wilkins, Lizzie j. wilkins, Il. Elme
8 wilkins. Helen II, wilkins, Rena .. Roger.
. Barclay Phillips, -- Phillips, Martha
If Collins, Edward Roberts, Jr.
Is The couple received about seventy-fiv
3, very handsome presents, among them be
II ing money purses aggregating $40; also
r, solid silver tea service, large number o
v solid silver spoons of all kinds, silver ic
a pitcher, glassware, registered COW, set c
il harness, etc.
e Joseph q. Bower. OF Mount Holly, fuI
It nished the refreshments. and Mr.. Green
valid the more substantial edibles, such q
oysters, chicken salad, etc.