The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1897-03-09
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this week.
: If you want new shoes or desire you
old ones repaired, read John Bills adver
tisement.
William B. Ogburn, the butcher, is suf
fering with very severe attack of erysipe
las on the arm.
Hi Henry's famous MINISTRIES will ap
pear in the opera house on Saturday
night of next week.
The right hand of fellowship was ex.
tended to seven persons at the Baptist
Church on Sunday morning.
Rev. johnson OatmaD will conduct the
services at the hospital next Sunday after.
noon at 415. The public is invited.
The pay roll OF Rodman w. Bowker, on
Thursday, included $500 in gold, which
was distributed among his employees.
Mrs. Elizabeth Griscom, living on
Water street, has been seriously ill fol
several days with symptoms Of pneu-
monia.
William Delaney, champion James j.
Corbett's manager, was at one time res.
ident of Mount Holly Heiived on Water
street.
The Court of Errors and Appeals has
rendered an opinion that the law legis-
lating lay judges out of Office is constitu-
tional.
A little child of Alfred Street, of Hsines.
port, had the ends of two fingers cut off,
on Saturday, while playing with corn
shelter.
An entertainment consisting of dia-
logues. tableaux, ETC., will be given in the
Buddtown NJ. E. Church on Thursday
evening.
A lunch box social and bag clipping
will be given by the America Hose
Company, at their rooms, on Thursday
evening.
William Barr and Miss Maggie Cor
man, of Fellowship. were married a fort
night since in the presence of large cir
Gle of friends.
! A dog belonging to William Pearce
was struck by trolley car last week at
the Water street crossing, but was not
fatally injured.
The Burlington Reporter, which sus-
pended publication some weeks since for
lack of support, has been started up again
by Editor Murphy.
John S. Rogers has received the con-
tract to erect a cottage for DIR. harrington
at Sea Side Park. He is building large
hotel at Asbury Park.
During barroom fight at Braddock's
Hotel, in Vincentown, Thomas Bartlett,
Jr., was knocked down, and sustained a
compound fracture of the arm.
Services were held on east Willow
street, on Sunday, by members of the
colored Baptist Church. of Burlington,
who have started mission here.
w. P. Rawlings, of Philadelphia, who
is employed at the Otto Gas Engine
Works, has removed his family to Mount
Holly. They will reside on Mill street.
Overseer of the Poor Tbrockmorton has
been compelled to refuse several appeals
for assistance during the past few days,
owing to the poor fund being exhausted
Mrs. Eugenia Fl. Hornor died at Con-
cordville, Pa, on Thursday, from pneu-
monia. She was the widow of DR.. s. H.
Hornor, brother of Mrs. Allen F. Powell
Rev. Walter Leaby, of Swedesboro, will
lecture Wednesday evening, March 18th,
in the Catholic Church. Subject, "a
Missionary and his Converts" Proceeds
for the church.
Thomas Goslin, of Medford, was buried
with military honors on Wednesday.
The fife and drum corps and members of
A. E. Shiras Post, of Mount Holly, at
tended the funeral
Don't forget to cast solid Republican
ticket to-day. The candidates are all
worthy of your support, and the entire
ticket should be elected. Come out and
help swell the majority.
Theodore B. Pope has rented the prop
erty on Cherry street, formerly occupied
by the Misses Shreve. Mrs. Bodine and
her daughter will occupy the house on
cottonwood street now occupied by Mr..
Pope.
Henry Hoffman, well-known as the
elephant trainer with Washburn's circus,
which had winter quarters here last year,
is said to be ill with consumption at his
home at Allentown, Pa, where he is en-
ioying a much needed vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rice, whose mar
riage has been kept secret for sixteen
years, and which was announced in The
News last week, have been receiving calls
and compliments from many friends, who
were entertained by the couple in pleas
ing manner.
Joseph Lippincott met with little sue
cess in offering his cancer cure receipt at
public sale. At one time, it is alleged, he
refused $4,000 for it. When crier Joseph
Gibson put it up there were no bidders,
and upon the advice of the auctioneer it
was held for private sale.
Subscriptions and contributions in sup
port of the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation have been coming in very slowly
of late. Secretary Lynch is arranging a
collection tour among our citizens, and
he hopes for liberal response when he
makes his appearance, as the institution
is in need of funds.
The New York Legislature is consider
ing law making it criminal ofense fol
newspapers to publish portraits. After
looking at cuts that purported to be theil
portraits, which appeared in the Sunday
Press, John R. Howell and Collector
Powell probably feel like having such a
law in New Jersey.
A handful of free silverites met a
Grant Davis hotel on Wednesday evening
and nominated township ticket to b,
supported to-day. The nominees are
Collector, Reeve Stewart township
committee, Charles Bennett commits
sioner of appeal William H. Hinkle sur
veyor of highways, Maurice Rowan
pound keeper, Isaiah Smith.
J Hampton D. Gage, aged so years, die'
at his residence on Garden street, Wed
, nesday morning, from paralysis of tn
lungs. Deceased was born in Rocklan,
county, New York, and came to Noun
| Holly in 1870 and for sauaral uaara ua