The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1894-09-25
Adams, Philadelphia; John II. Church, Phila-
delphia Charles A. Church. Chester.
WEDNESDAY


ONE MILE HANDICAP open to Burlington coun-
ty riders only. First prize, 800 silver ice pitcher
and goblet; second prize, $40 S-day coek.-B
Frank Stidf0le, Mount Holly; Walter T. Stewart
Mount Holly; Frank S. Garbarino. Mount Holly !;
Robert Southgate, Smithville T. f. Daniels. Bur
lngton Charles b. Brooksbank, RivertOn; Frank
S. Chambers, Lumberton; Marshall j. Bailey,
Riverton.
oNE-HALF MILE OPEN, Glass A. First prize,
$50 diamond pin; second prize, 800 banjo; third
prize, rat trap pedals.-,loshua Lndley, Trenton /;
Herbert b. Taylor, Philadelphia; Isaac N. Line,
Plainfeld; Clarence A. Elliott, Wilmington;
George b. MershOn, Philadelphia; William V.
Kelly, Philadelphia; Frederick Shafto, Bayonne !;
William A. Wenzel, Philadelphia; L. f. Daniels,
Burlington; James A. Gebhart, Wilmington
Charles b. Brooksbank, Riverton Frank s.
Chambers, Lumberton; Ray Dawson. Boonton /;
Monte Scott, Plainteld; w Walter Henderson,
ter l.. Eckhardt, Baltimore; Raymond Il. Adams,
Philadelphia; John T. Church. Philadelphia
Charles A. Church, Chester.
ONE MILE OPEN, class A. First prize. $50 dia-
moBd ring; second prize, 800 breech- loading gun
third prize, $40 opera glasses Joshua Lindley.
Trenton; Herbert b. Taylor, Philadelphia; Isaac
N. Line, Plainfeld; Clarence A. Elliott, Whining
ton George B. Mershon, Philadelphia; Frederick
Shafto Bayonne; William A. Wenzel, Philadel-
phia Il. f. Daniels, Burlington; James A. Geb
hart, Wilmington; Charles b. Brooksbank, Riv-
erton; Frank S. Chambers, Lumberton; Ray
Dawson, Boonton; Monte Scott. Plainfeld; w.
Walter Henderson. Woodbury.. r. P. McCurdy,
Philadelphia; Walter l.. Eekhardt, Baltimore;
John II. Church, Philadelphia; Charles A.
THURSDAY.
ONE-HALF MILE OPEN, class B. First prize, $50
diamond stud second prize, $50 gold watch
John j. Mclaughlin, Columbia; Harry H. Mad
dox, Asbury Park; H. r. Steensen, New York
city; John w. Simmons, Camdenj Edwin +. Mil
Ter. New York city; w. H. Milliken, Baltimore;
G. E. Cause. Washington; Howard A. French,
Baltimore; M. f. Carter, Baltimore.
ONE MILE OPEN, class b. First prize, 1925 War
wick bicycle second prize, $50 gold watch third
prize, watch charm.-John j. Mclaughlin. Co
lumbia; Harry H. Maddox, Asbury Park; H. r.
Steensen, New York city; Edwin F. Miller, New
W. .s+,. w naIF
Gause, Washington Howard A. French, Balti-
more NJ. z. Carter, Baltimore.
FIVE MILE HANDICAP, class b First prize,
800 diamond ring second prize, $3Osilyer tea SER
vice third prize, 800 banjo-JOhn j. McLaugh-
lin, Columbia; Harry II. Maddox, Asbury Park;
H. r. Steensen, New York city; John W. Sim
MONS Camden; Edwin F. Miller, New York city;
w. II. Milliken, Baltimore; @. e. Cause, Wash
ingtpn; Howard A. French, Baltimore; M. f.
Carter, Baltimore.
The indications are that the fair will be
as interesting and attractive as any ever
held. The exhibits already secured for
the buildings are frst-class, particularly in
the manufactures department
Among the special attractions will be
balloon ascension daily by the Jewell
brothers; an exhibition of fancy bicycle
riding on raised platform, 40x40 feet in
size; wrestling and tumbling by two we'll
known artists, etc.
One of the novel exhibits is that of
wire fence compan y, which has been at
tracing much attention at other fairs. On
one side of the plot of ground they will
occupy, will be quite park containing
number of deer and other animals of
various kinds, including pair of elk,
trained to harness, which are driven
about the grounds. There is also play
full bear. These features, which are en-
tertaining and instructive, are intended to
call attention to the fence exhibit.
If you want ease for those rheumatic
pains, Jones' Breakup will give it to
you in a few hours. A trial is all that is
asked. If your druggist does not keep it,
send one dollar to w. G. Jones, Mount
Holly. and get bottle, express prepaid.