The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1894-03-27
LOCAL NEWS.


the employees at the carpet mill
Miss Edible Braddock has been APP
pointed postmaster at Maple Shade.
An old fashioned bureau and chest OF
drawers is for sale at No. Mill street.
Communion services will be held in the
Presbyterian Church next Sunday morn
ing.
J.W.C Marshall aud family have re-
moved from Mount Holly to Merchant
vile.
Headquarters for plants, cut flowers and
floral designs a. 4 G. Rosbach, Penn
berton.
The Ladies' Home Journal and the De-
lineator for April at Jamison's, Y M. 9.
A. building.
Mrs. ]. Howard Shinn has fine display
of Easter millinery in the show windows
of her store.
Pure Nova Scotia land plaster now for
sale at the Mount Holly mills, Mill street.
H. NJ Thomson.
Jere S. Storms has been appointed
nostmaster at Barnegat, vice William Z,
Inman removed.
BENJAMIN F. Shreve and daughter sail
ed for Europe on Wednesday, Ihey wiz
be gone about year.
John L. Semple is a prominent candl-
date for the position of Prosecutor OF the
Pleas of Camden county.
Rev. DIR. S. GifIard Nelson is engaged in
the unpleasant task of removing from
Union street to upper Main street.
Justice of the Peace Charles II. Estill
was the second man, after the recent SUIT
to refund overdrawn fees to the county
The road scraper is badly needed on
Union street, as that thoroughtare is COM
posed of hills and hollows for quite dis
lance.
Bv resolution adopted at the last meet
ing of the township committee, the over
seer of the poor was put on a salary Oh
$3.50 per year.
The board of trustees of the public
school organized on Tuesday night by
electing Edward Wills, chairman ana
Frank Dill, district clerk.
The recent entertainment in the Opera
House by the Good Fellows melted S4o'
which amount has been paid to the Dor
cas- Society by the lodge.
The contract for teIfording Main street
from Zelley's hotel to Wood Lane has
been signed. The work may be com
pleted by Decoration day.
Col Clifford Stanley Sims has been ap-
pointed Lay Judge of the Court OF Errors
and Appeals, vice Judge Clement, OF Had
donfield, whose term had expired.
The household goods of Rev. Eli Clifford
will be shipped to Cape May tomorrow
the new charge to which Mr.. Clifford was
appointed by the late M. E. conference.
Mrs. Emma GaskiIl was given surprise
party on Saturday evening, at the resi-
dence of her brother, I. Z. Aeeler, on
Union street, by members of the Baptist
Church.
A cayeat has been filed against the ad-
mission to probate of the Will OF Danlel
Eyerham, deceased, of New Hanover
Euphemia n Bishop, daughter OF de-
ceased, is the caveator.
There will be sale of bread and CAKE
every Wednesday afternoon in April from
two until five o'clock, in the Parish House
of Trinity Church. All are cordially IN
eolio,ta1
George johnson, colored cook, claim
ing residence in Philadelphia, was com
mitted to the county prison at Toms
River. ON Friday, on a charge OF roooins
Giberson's Hotel, at New Egypt
CARPETS made and laid wall papers
hung for ten cents; carpets-a large STOCK
to select from straw mating 81 to 30 per
roll window shades and oil cloths, at l.
w. Borton's. All work guaranteed.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Presby-
terrain Church at Moorestown has met
with considerable success in their efforts
to raise money for the purpose OF placing
a clock in the steeple of their church
A handsome stained glass window was
unveiled at Trinity Church on Sunday
II Is a present from the Friendly Society
of the Church, composed of the members
of Mrs. Richard P. Holeman's Bible class
Choice vegetables, beautiful flowers,
fresh eggs and poultry are the chief at
fractions of country life. These can all
he learned about in the beautiful seed
catalogue of johnson & Stokes, 2l7 and
2l9 Market St., Philadelphia
BENJAMIN Osler, farmer living near
Pensauken, was seriously injured on FRI
day while blasting stumps near his home,
by premature explosion, which destroy
ed the sight of one eye and badly distig-
ured his face He now lies in critical
condition.
The Relief Fire Company has ordered
new set of wheels for its steamer, the
present iron ones being in rickety con-
dition and liable to break down at any
time. In order to raise money to pay for
the wheels, a fair will be given in Arcade
hall on April r. ID, and IA.
do not forget the noAno tdioht ohNOi
tainment at the Opera House this even
ING for the benefit of the Young Mems
Christian Association. We have been
privileged to witness some of the rehears-
ais, and there is no doubt that those who
attend will be well blessed.
Charles K. Chambers, solicitor for the
Board of Freeholders, has notified all JUS
tees and constables that they must remit
the costs overdrawn from the county
treasury The response has been very
gratifying, several having refunded OF
given security for the amounts.
Mrs. Mary Braddock 50 years old, Of
Haddonfeld, died suddenly ON Saturday
night from heart failure. During the day
Mrs. Braddock walked over mile for ex
ercise, and when stricken was making
merry with some relatives. The remains
will be inferred at Medford, to morrow.
Charles H. Deacon is now travelling 70
the Warder Bushnell Cleaner Co., Cham
MON mowers and binders as a genera
agent. Ex-Sheriff Harbert, Mount Holly
John II. Croshaw, Wrightstown; Japhe
b. Joyce, Mount Laurel; and George N