The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1894-03-13
LOCAL NEWS.

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Parker's, Y. NJ. C. A. building.
The soup house on Pine street dlscon
tinued operations on Saturday.
C. B. Parsons has in some nice cattl
this week from Joseph Aliens.
The new public school building will b.
occupied by the pupils next Monday.
An old fashioned bureau and chest o
drawers is for sale at No. Mill street.
1t is probable that new drop curtain
for the opera house will be secured soon.
Samuel P Richmond has leased Frank
P. Borden's cigar store and billiard room.
Headquarters for plants, cut flowers and
floral designs. A. 4 G. Rosbach, Penn
berton.
The prescription file of g. 7. Williams,
late druggist on Mill street, is at DIR. Bar
rington's store.
The machine shops and foundry of T,
II. Risdon & Co. went to work on halt
time yesterday.
Philip Haines, of Lumberton, has pur
chased the DIR. Chamberlain property on
Garden street.
Benjamin F. Shreye and daughter,
Miss Marian, will sail for Europe on We'd
nesday of next week.
Grant Davis, of Hartford, has leased
0Bnen's hotel on Mill street, and will
take charge March %.
Edward S. Troth has secured position
as advance agent OF the Kelsey-Kennedy
theatrical combination.
Sheriff Townsend will sell at Zelley's
hotel, on Saturday, a $500 six per cent.
bond of the Birmingam Inn Company.
The new public school building will be
open to the inspection of the public, on
Saturday afternoon from l to 5 O'Clock.
Elwood Waterman will open his barber
shop in the store recently occupied by
Chauncey F. Woodington, on Main street.
Emil Scheidecker will have public
sale of stock and farming utensils, on Sat
urday, March II, at his farm near Haines-
port.
The office recently occupied by Frank
lin Cook, just above the Herald office, is
being fitted up for the Gibbs Boiler Com
pany.
Restore Lippincott announces in another
column that he is now prepared to do
first-class painting. granting and paper
hanging.
F.P. Endicott will have sale of horses
at the Arcade hotel, Mount Holly, next
Monday, March 49, Some first-class ami
mails will be sold.
George NJ. Wells, of Moorestown, and
John R. Jones, of Medford, have been
elected directors of the Burling ton County
Agricultural Society.
Charles w. Brown and family, who are
at St. Paul, will return in April. Mr..
Browns health has been greatly benefited
by his western trip.
A couple of ''bloods" settled feud on
Sunday afternoon by fight with bare
knuckles in woods near the fair ground
About so spectators were present.
John F. Riley. having resigned his posi-
ton at Bowker's shoe factory, has pur-
chased the grocery business of VIM. M.
Zelley, on Pine street, and is now in
charge.
The fifth-eighth session of the New Jer-
sew Conference will convene in the new |
Broadway M. E. Church, Camden, to-mor-
row with Bishop Bowman. d. D. Ii. d., in
the chair.
Armour & Co., the Chicago butchers,
will erect cold storage building at the
railroad station, where Durand's ice house
now stands, the latter having been or
cred removed.
Two handsome memorial windows have
been placed in the Episcopal chapel, at
vincentown, by Mrs. Geo. w. Childs
Drexel, who has taken great deal of in
terest in the church.
If you plant a seed or raise chicken,
YOU should write for the beautiful seed |
catalogue issued free by Johnson q Stokes.
the enterprislng seedsmen at PIT and PIG
Market street, Philadelphia.
Wall papers from ten factories, the best
variety ever shown in Mount Holly, at t.
w. Borton's. Straw mattings, carpets and |
window shades Paper hung for 10 cents.
Carpets made and laid.
Cards have been issued announcing the
wedding of Miss Fannie J. Housenick, of
Mount Holly, to Francis Elmer Post, of
Atlantic City. at the residence of John A.
Tice, on Wednesday, 21st inst.
The license of Jesse Wells to keep a
beer saloon, was transferred by the Court,
on Wednesday, from the present location
on Main street, to the property recently
purchased by Wells, on Water street.
A singing class will be organized at the
Baptist Church on Saturday evening, I'M
der the leadership of Mrs. Daniel Suffer.
This class is open to all and will consist
of series of ten lessons. The member
ship fee is ST..
F. Line, of Philadelphia, and Harry
Stroud, of Mount Holly, will play a $50
point game of continuous pool for silver
cup and the championship of New Jersey,
at the American House, at Bordentown,
on Thursday night.
III. E. Elder has completed his arrange
ments for the comedy benefit of the Y. M.
G. A. He has selected 1.-THE Mouse
trap" and 1.-TWO Strings to Her Beau"
The entertainment will be given March
81, in the opera house.
Haeenbeck's trained animals. which
were the best feature of the Midway
Plaisance at the Worlds Fair. are to ex-
hibit at Philadelphia, beginning on Satur-
day. A notice OF them appears under the
head of 1.-THE Theatres"
Republicans of Northampton, do not
neglect to vote. The idea that the ticket
is one easily to be elected, may be the
cause of it's defeat. These remarks might
apply to other townships, but the election
will be over before THE News reaches
them.
The Eagle Gun club, of Burlington, and
the Willingboro' Gun club had an inter
esting shooting match on Ellis SCOTS
farm, near Burlington, on Wednesday.
The Burlington club was victorious by
score of 38 to 30. There is quite rival
- kotuaap tho two cluha