The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1893-02-07

lowed to vote at the fall election. She hi
always held that taxation without repr
sentation was unjust and gave it out thi
she proposed to vote or pay no tax. Whe
election day arrived Mrs Ashbrook We
at the polls with an official ballot but SD
was not allowed to deposit it. Collecte
Bishop called for her tax few days age
but she steadfastly stuck to her purpos'
and the assessment is still unpaid.
Headquarters for Flowers, Flowerin
Plants and Bulbs, A. & q. Rosbach't
Pemberton, N. ].
| Mr.. and Mrs. Robert B. Engle, accom-
panied by their son Albert, left last wee
on trip TO Florida.
Rev. r. A. Rodrick preached sermon
to the Masonic Lodge at st. Andrew
church on Sunday evening.
Thieves entered the creamery of VIII
liam Plasket, of Hartford, the other nigh
and carried off fifty pounds of butter.
The Christian Endeavor Society of tn
Presbyterian church will give sociabl
ON Friday evening All are invited.
Job N. Clevenger, of Pemberton, ha
been appointed weigher of mails on th'
Philadelphia and Hightstown mail route
At the Methodist church, next Sunday
evening, Rev. J. H. Boswell will discus
the subject, "Does capital punishment
suppress murder"
Jacob Carr, while engaged in trimming
meat block at Gauntt's market,y yesterday
afternoon, cut deep cash in his right foo
by the slipping of his adj.
Fears are entertained for the safety o
the railroad bridge over the bay below
Manahawkin. The ice is very heavy
and is banked up against it for its entire
length.
Rev. J. 81. Boswell will deliver lecture
in the Baptist church, on Monday evening
next; subject, 1.-THE Land of the Rose,
Shamrock and Thistle" Admission Ii
cents.
The subscriber has rented and occupied
the old Mount Holly mill, on Mill street,
and is prepared to grind grist at short no
tice. Flour and feed of all kinds at short
notice. H. M. Thomson.
William Brown, the man who was shot
by fellow prisoner at the jail, was re-
moved to the Burlington County Hospital
last week. He is still in critical con-
dition. He was visited by his sister, on
Friday. She is resident Of Philadelphia
and apparently in comfortable circum-
stances.
The Epworth League win present, on
Friday evening, novelty in the form OF
a Literary Contest Prizes of So, $3,
and 50 are offered for the best original
character sketches and will be awarded at
that time, when the most meritorious
will be read. A silver offering at the
door will be asked. All are invited.
There was fox chase here last Sat
urday under the direction of 7. Harry
Bowker. The fox was turned loose on
the South Pemberton road and given
three minutes start. About thirty dogs
we're then liberated. The fox was too
willy to be captured and made his escape.
although the hunt was kept up till night
fall
At the quarterly meeting of the Mount
Holly Baptist church held last evening,
the members. by unanimous vote de-
cided to extend call to the passionate of
this church to Rev s. Clifford Nelson, L.
Fl. d., pastor of Trinity Baptist church, of
Brooklyn. Mr. Nelson viii be here and
conduct the prayer meeting of the church
on Friday evening and it is expected that
he will remain over Sunday and occupy
the pulpit.
Mrs. DIR. Chas. Harker, of Mount Hol-
", having been appointed by the Board
of Woman Managers OF the Worlds Col
umbian Exposition to secure list of
relics of We olden times" in Burlington
county. desires every one possessing relics
of any kind to please send the name and
age of the article, with the owners name
to her by February 10. A list of the
relics is desired even If persons are not
willing to send the articles. Any one
willing to send articles will please men,
ton it.