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Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-12-28
Konferencya pokojOwa.

Petersburg. - Miedzynaro-
-aewakenfereneya,~ maiaca~na
celu ogolne czesciowe rozbro-
jenie sic mocorstw, zbierze sic
ma poczatku maja roku przy-
szlego. Rad Rosyjski przed-
stawi przedtem ohcyalnie mo-
carstwom sw6j w}asny plan i
da i'm moznosc. porobienia W
MIN zmian, stosoWnie do lCh
uznania.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-12-28
WIddOInOSCl zdOr dDi6zn6.
Przeciw anarchistCnl.

Berlin. - Gazety niemlcc-
kie wysmicwaiq ostateczny re-
zultat miedzynarodoweJ kon-
ferencyi w Rzymle, ktora
miala zapobiedz szerzenin sic
anarchizmu. Uchwalono kilka
rezolucyj, kt6re laden Rad do
niczego ME zobowiqzuja. ZJe-
chano sic; postraszono anar-
chist6w w pismach i ma tenn
koniec.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-12-28
Kilkaset zOInierZy ZmarzfO.

Londyn. - correspondent
wiedeiski do Daily Telegraph
donosi, ze kilkaset zo}nierzy
czarnog6rskich znajdowa}o sic
W y6rskim wawozie Lara, gdy
W tenn powstaEa silna zawieja
sniezna. Cd mrozu wyginell
wszyscy. Wyslano nieszcze-
sliwym pomoc, ale oddziaE ra-
tudkowy ME m6gE sic dostat
ma miejsce nieszczescia Z 20
wodu wielkich zasp sniego-
wych.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-12-28
Smierc SenatOra MOrril.

Washington. D. c. JUS
tin S. Morril, najstarszy cz}o-
mex Senatu Stanow ZjedEo-
czonych, pochodzacy re Stanu
Vermont. umar} W swej rezy-
dencyi we Westinghouse.
Choroba jego trwa}a zaledwie
jeden tydzieh. Mg}y i :zimno
nabawily go kataru, a ten
przemienil sic W zapalenie
pIlc, kt6re bylo fatalnem dla
S9sletniego staruszka.
" Senator J.. S. Morril by}
czlonkiem kongresu Cd 1856
roku. Przez 81 lat zasiadal
nieprzerwanie W Senacie. By}
on swiadkiem, gdy Stany Zje-
dnoczone liczyly tylko 5000, :
900 mieszkahcow; w jego O.
czach kraj r6sl i dobiegl do
dzisiejszej potegi. Zmarly
przyczynil sic znacznie do roz-
woju handlu, .przemys}u irol-
:nictwa w Stanach 'Zjednoczo-
nych. ..:... f.. +. =. !.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-12-28
Barnaba Fafl1a i J6zO Gro.j
SZeSZyk.

= Ma rzecz Skarbu Narodo-
wego. Szpitala Polskiego, O.
degrana zostanie dn. Is stycz-
mia 1899 uader wesola sztuka
P: t. "Barnaba FafuEa i.=J6zo
Grojszeszyk - ina wystawie
paryskieD. Sztuka ia wysta-
wiona zostanie ma scene przez
Tow: Or}a i Pogoni - i Przy-
ciagnie. ona bezwatpienia vie
le publicznosci. -. -.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-12-28
q urzedu zdrOwia.

w ubieglym tygodnlu zma-
rio W Chicago Al. osob: o je-
dne mniej, anizeli W tygod-
niu poprzedzajacym,. ale o
rs wiecej niz W odnosnym ty-
godniu W i roku poprzedzaja-
Gym. Najwiecej oaob, bo az
"a, umarlo ma zapalenie p}uc.
Ma grype umar}y trzy osoby.
Os6b plci meskiej umar}o
239, a plci zeiskiej. 2o2; die
ci. we wieku nizej jednego ro-
ku umarlo IS, we wieku / do
5 lat, II, a os6b licz4cych lat
wiecej niz so, .umarlo 93:* Sa-
mob6jstw bylo s., a innych
gwaltownych wypadk6w 90.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-12-28
u stop pomnika Wieszcz a

Hej! niwy polskie, gale!
l wichry szczytdw g6r,
l polskie Wy ruczaje!
ZanuGcie W jeden Choir:
Mech wielki piesni krdl,
Co kochaf bez pamieci
I czu} Ojezyzny b6l, ..
Radosny tryumf swieci!
Niechaj odbierze czesc
Litewski w6dz natchniony,
Go sic potrafif wznies6
Swa pieSnia mad miliony!
Narodzie, kt6rys pad}
w zwatpieniu IL mogi}y,
Zafobe ma skrol kladF,
Nadziei nabierz, sily!
Me wqtp, ze nieszczese noe ;
!: Nied}ugo juz uleci -.
I wr6g tw6j straci moe -
:Gdy TAXA gwiazda sw1ieci.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-12-28
RadosGip1acz.

:' +: t ii Olson, "a
m ieszkaly 0 dwie mile ma pol
n pcny zachod od Dunning,. ma
50 ma wigilia dozna} radosci
nj emalej, kiedy powrocil do
nj ego syn jego Eryk, kt6ry
przed s laty znikl byl bez vie
sci, i o kt6rym sadzi}, re juz
ME zyje. Eryk, jak sic okaza-
ID W poblizu Deadwood,
Black Hill, S. D. dorobil sic
W Gale ]adnego majateczku i
przyby} tu, ably wigilia spe-
die u rodziny. Gdy zapalono
swieczki ma choince, Eryk ma
ga}azkach zawiesi} osm STUDIO
la r6wek w podarunku dla ura-
d. owanego ojca. Kiedy udano
81 K do jadalni ma; wieczerze,
dr rzewko sic zajflo plomie-
nj EN-, i MIN ogieh spostrzezo-
no, iuz drzewko: wraz z $500
sic spaliEo, a nadto i ma spree
ia ch polar .zrzadzil szkode ma
100 .dolar6w.. =. .
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-12-28
zam6wienie maszyn do Ro-
: syi.

Pittsburg, Pa. - R. G.
Wells, przedstawiciel kompa-
r iii Mic opol-Mari9pol Mining
Metalu rgical W Rosyi mad
rnorzen1 b Azowskiem przyby}
do PIT tsburga i :tu czyni "a
rowien nia ma maszyny "a ST.
900, 900. Maszyny te uzyte
B bedq do wielkichffab po-
wyzszej kompanif. .
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-12-28
Znalaz} smierc na pogrze-
: bic.

Negaunee, Mich. - Pod
fzas pogrzebu peWnego tutej-
szego obywatela sploszyly sic
] lkonie przy powozie, wiozacym
qzlonk 6w familii zmarlego.
Jak, sza lone rzucily sic w box
karawa anu i roztratowa}y daw-
fego .tutejszego obywatela
w. Kevern, kt6ry stall ko}o
t tr.umny. Karawan zostal u
s zkodzony, a: wlasciciel jego
t akze poraniony.3 ~
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-12-28
Don Carlos.

Don Carlos, majacy zamiar
rewolucye wywola6 W Hisz-
panii i objat tron, zapewnia,
ze ME by} Il papieza, ami tez
ME otrzyma} odeh zadnych u
pomnieh. Jakis niemiecki syn
dykat obiecuje Don Car]oso-
wi 30, 100000 frank6w, jesli
mu sic rewolucya powiedzie..
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-12-28
wtorek wyjedzie Dreyfus z
wyspy Djabelskiejdo Francyi.
Dzuma zajecha1a do Anglii'

Plymouth, Anglia. - An
gielski parowiec Golconda
wyruszyl 19. listopada Z Kal'.
kuty W Indyach. Jechal on
przez morze Srodziemne. Gdy
opuszczal port W Marsylii we
Francyi, zachorowa} jeden Z
podr6znych ma dzume. Cho-
rego umieszczono W odosob-
nieniu miejscu, a gdy przyje-
chano do portu angielskiego
Plymouth, wyladowano 60
rowniez ma odosobnieniu.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-12-28
Ma rzecz po1nnika Kosciu-

Dnia 9e-go Stycznia 1899
roku, odbedzie sic W Domu
Wv. Mar. przy w. Division
ul. zebranie delegatow iprzed-
stawicieli wszystkich iowa
rzystw Polskich z Chicago, ma
kt6rem !omawiana bedzie spra-
wa urzadzenia ioteryi fantowej
ma rzecl budowy pomnika T.
Kosciuszki. ....:.-.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-12-28

Znany powszechnie ma ma
szej stronie p. w. .Kolacek,
otrzymae ma wkr6tce nomi-
nacye ma czIonka central
nego komitetu z 9. Wardy.
Panu Kolackowi. jake :dobre-
mu demokracie d i obywatelo-
wi, nominacyi tel Z serca zy-
.czymy. !. !. Z. : +: &.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-12-28
WladOijIni|l|OSGI |I Ml6jSki6.
Nieszczesliwy przypadek'

49, Ciesla. Karol Szumihski,
kt6ry pracowaI ma rogu: lStej
i State str. dla 'Joint Eleva-
ted Co.., ,, przy piracy zfamal
lewa rekei lewa noge i musla=
no 60 W wozie ambulansowym
zawiezc do jego mieszkania
pm. 5000, 25th str. :.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-12-28
POI0Cu W hm6ruC6.

No"I''A e@"y -"
: "a napad M innego Polaka, ktorego
pobif i zabra} mu sl.15
! Detroit Mich. - Zw}oki kp. Ks.
Dominika Kolasihskiego zostasy
przeniesione do wspaniafego gro.
bowca, iaki mu jego parafanie
droga skiadek wystawili. Ma cmen-
tarzu zebra&o sig kilka tysiecy os6b.
Buffalo, n. Y. - W miejscowej
ewangielickiej parafii polskiej, kto-
rel pastorem jest S. Kamihski, "a
nosi sic ma zabarzenia, powodu
zasuspendowania przez rzeczonego
pastora subpastora Biazewskiego,
kt6ry cieszy} sic wielks popularno-
sci9 wkr6d tut. Polak6w ewangieli-
k6w.
Winona, MINI. - Drugi Sejm
Zjedn. p. R. X. pod op. M. 3. G.
odbedzie sic dnia 3go stycznis 1899
roku. Zjednoczenie to istnieje p6&'
tora roku ma W swej kasie al.500.
Cd zalozenia EASILY diva wypadki
smierci wsr6d czfonk6w, kt6rych
rodzinom wyp}scono przypadajace
poSmiertne.
Detroit, Mich. - Kasia Miskow-
ska l6-!ctnia dziewczyna, ulotnifa
sic Z domu rodziciclskicgo. Aatka
robiia "a nia poszukiwania na poll
cyl, kttra tez wynalaz}a ptaszka.
Oddano ia do domn dobrego pa
sterza.
|. Stevens Point, Wis. - Jan kla-
wikowski wypif lekarstwo, ktore
kupiI cd jakiegos agenta podroauje-
cego zachorowal niebezpiecznie..
Przyby}y lekarz uratowa} go cd uie
chybnej smierci. Ziofa sprzedsne
byfa to trucizna belladonna.
Cleveland, O. - Julia Sfupska
stara sic o rozw6d, poniewaz maz
jej August Stupski, obiecal is "a
mordowae. Zada r6wniea ma drodze
prawnej, ably dwoje dzieci, jake
posiada, utrzymywane by}y przea
iej mega. .
W Omaha, Neb., zafozyli Polacy
szkoFe wieczo:n2. Zapisafo sig do
niej 40 os6b. Nauki bedzie udsie-
laf p. Antoni india.
Milwaukee, Wis. - Sejm tutej'
szego zwiqzku polskiego pod tytu-
lem ssStowarzyszenie Polakow W
Ameryce" odbedzie sig " dniu s-ga:
Stycznia 1899 T., W parafii sw. Jad.
wigi.
Buffalo, n. Y. - 7. Kornacki
odni6sf ciezkie uszkodzenia przy
piracy Odwieziono go do szpitala,
" wvzdrowienie lego jednakOwoz
watpia.
Ashland, Wis. -- Pana lgnacego
Platowskiego nawiedzifo wie1kie
nieszczescie: Pochowaf on trzy CO.
reczki W dwoch tygodniach, 8
czwarte dziecko, -synek, leay ehory
ma szkarlatye.
South Bend, Ind. - Niejaki Ma
teusz Jaszczak, kt6ry VI dniu 1'go
Listopada skradl Micha}owi Szul-
kowskiemu cos oko{o $3.50, udal
sic do domu swego Kongresowce,
zostal W tych dniach przez urzedni.
k6w rosyjskich pochwycony aress-
towany. Skoro zamieszka}y tutaj
Szulkowaki dostarczy konsulowi ro-
syjskiemu W Chicago odpowiednich
swiadectw przeciw Jaszczakowi,
| vice ten ostatni bedGie natychmiast
osatizony skazany ma kare.
Buffalo, N. .I.-Druga iona Sta
nisFawa Slisza, dawniejszego sfu-
chacza akademii sw. Micha}a W
Krakowie, kt6r2 sic Sliszowi ma
wet miodowe' miesiace ME skohcsy'
ty, wytoczy}a przeciw mezowi pro-
ces O rozw6d. - Okropne rocaaro'
wanie Ola PIP -hroszez ia pana!"..
Pod Pike Lake, W powiccie Ma.
rathon, Wis. pochWycono z}odzieja
kt6ry okolicy Stevens Point kradt
krowy. Nazywa sic Jan Kostka'
Ostatnia. krowe ukradf farmerowi
Formeli ma Ellis kt6ry "a MIN Wy.
s}a} pogoh. Kostka mieszkajacy "
Pike Lake, krowy zarzyna} mieso
snrZodaWaf,
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-12-28
L szacunkier
Przy NOWym ROku.

Wszystkim szan. kos tune
rom naszym, zyczymy weso-
lego Nowego Roku i .szcze-
scia W takowym. :Tuszymy
nadzieje, lei W roku przysz-
lynn .czanowni odbiorcy nasi,
jak >dotychczas', sk}ad nasz
'odwiedzac beda.
Z szacunkiem:
!. :I.J:D0orak,
598 Blue Island Are.
jan Drgyeimskl, pol. eksp,
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-12-28
Skazany ma srnierc.

+ Negr Robert r Howard, /, je-
den 2 morderc6w F Franka.Met-
calf. zostal uznany wiinnym i
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-12-28
ZaWiadOmienie.
DO mych przXjaci6l znajomych.

DO mych przyjaci6} i znajemych.
Niniejszem podaje do. via
domosci, ze do d1uzszej po-
drozy po Europie, przez czas
ktorej studyowaEem> architek-
ture i sztuke, powrocilem do
Chicago i otworzy}em ma no
wo me biuro W budynku Schil-
ler przy Randolph ul., W kto-
rym to budynku zajmuje> po-
koje S27 1928. -. 49,.
-. L szacunkiem.
-. theodore Leapandowski,
- Architekt,
S27-s2S Schiller Bldg.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-12-28
Gil 1odny o chlebie.

G4 odny o chlebie: = .
Organista (oprowadzajac po ko-
sci ielel. - Pokaza}em pani podzie.
mi "a, ch6r, organy, wielkie piszcza}-
XII, teraz pania zaprowadze do Of
tafza. 49,. ....~......~.
:. stara panna [ucieszonal %.
u GAIA przyjemno
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-12-28
w ksieg; rni.

W ksieg4 4rni.
+ Siuz sca: Moja panienka pro-
81. 0 nuty Wrohskiego.
+ Subjekt: Ma cztery rece?
l. sfuzaca: Coz pan mySli, &c
m&ja panienka jest ma}pa? :
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1898-09-06
Brought Them to 1t.

Burlington's base ball manager has at
last been compelled TO deny the imputa-
ton that he is afraid to meet Mount Holly.
This is what he says in Thursdays Enter
prise: In this weeks issue of the Mount
Holly News, Manager Kingdom refers to
Burlington as being afraid to play them
in Mount Holly, which is altogether
wrong as the Burlington team is willing
to play them but would like to have a
fair percentage of the gate receipts, and
in order to satisfy Mr.. Kingdom, Manager
Atkinson will play him for 40 to so per
cent. of the gate receipts, winner to take
go, loser 40, and will give him the same to
come to Burlington or guarantee"
All right, Mr.. Atkinson. We name
Saturday September II, as the date
and the Fair grounds Mount Holly, as the
place to do you up. Let's hear from you
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1898-09-06

The public school opened last Thurs
day,
The County Convention Of the B. Of U.
will meet here tonight
Mrs. Benjamin White has returned
home from Ocean Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford T. Cross, OF
Mount Holly, spent Sunday with Thomas
Cross.
Mrs. r. Harry Robbins conducted the
Epworth League services of the NJ. E.
Church Sunday evening.
The B. Y P. U. services Of the Baptist
Church were led on Sunday evening by
Miss Mary D, COLON.
William johnson, tenant on the farm
of Aaron Early, at Magnolia, was attacked
and severely bitten by dog belonging to
Elwell Davidson, last week.
John Inglin lost valuable horse last
Thursday He had been to Philadelphia
with a load of bricks and was within about
half mile of home when the horse fell
dead. The animal was over heated.
Blanchard H. White, Chas Plat and
A. |. Davis were elected delegates to the
Firemen's Convention which meets at At
lantic City on the 18th. They will be ac-
companied by Chief Thomas Early.
Rev j. G. Buchanan, Of the Baptist
Church, was rendered reception on Fri
day evening in honor of his 20 years service
as pastor The church was handsomely
trimmed for the occasion. DR.. and Mrs
Buchanan sat at the head of the main
aisle, where they received the guests
An elegant collation. was served About
300 persons were present.
Willie Palmer, the 10 year old lad who
was accidentally shot last week while
cunning for reed birds on the Delaware
river and who resided at Beverly was
buried here yesterday in the Baptist bur
ial grounds. The Sunday school of which
he was a member when he lived here, pre-
sented handsome wreath of flowers on
his grave. He was a grandson of the late
William Morton
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1898-09-06
Snorting Notes.

Delanco strayed from home again on
Saturday, and met the Palmyra base ball
team on the grounds of the latter. Pal
myra won-9 to 4.
| The base ball clubs of Florence and
Bordentown played the first of series of
games on Saturday. Florence was the
scene of action and of course Florence
won. Score to 2.
! Black formerly pitcher for Mount Hol-
| ly, was in the box for Camden team at
Burlington on Saturday. The latter sized
him up in the sixth and eighth innings,
when they made eight runs. Burlington
scored thirteen hits against Black, while
the team back of him had but two errors,
so the misfortune could not be charged to
that item. Burlington won, 8 to A.
Speaking of Blowing to superiority,
that action appears to have been trans
ferred to Florence That team is afraid
to again meet Mount Holly. 1t has been
offered better cash inducements than
have been held out to any other club,
but it dare not risk another de-
feat. Florence when shown that
another game here would be a money
maker for all hands, calmly replied that
its treasury had balance and did not
need more. Lucky Florence. Well we
do not blame the club 1t does not
need money and it is not very com
forting to go from home with sure defeat
staring one in the face, Mount Holly's
treasury can always stand an increase.
If there is nothing else to do with the cash
it can be used in putting the grounds in
good shape. We do not like to be defeat
ed, but have to stand it. Still the POSSIBLE
ity of such an occurrence in meeting
with Florence is so absurd that it
is not given a second thought. One
thing is certain-Mount Holly certainly
has the team named so thoroughly
scared that there will not be another
chance this season to clean it up.
All-Scholastic, acknowledged in sport
ing circles to be as strong an amateur
base ball team as Philadelphia can pro
duce, came to Mount Holly on Saturday
1t was the second visit this season On
the first trip we won the game by the
score of to A. On Saturday the visitors
were greatly strengthened. They had
several players from the team of Univer
sity of Pennsylvania They were one
man short, but Harry Cross kindly helped
them out, and played with the vigor that
characterizes his efforts whenever in the
field Thatcher University man, was in
the pitchers box for All Scholastic, and
he will not soon forget the reception given
him. Nine hits were charged to his ac-
count, three of them being two-base and
three three-base hits. Miller pitched for
Mount Holly and played star game with
the exception of two bad throws The
score follows:
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1898-09-06
Beverly.

man, apparently travelling salesman,
hired a team from liveryman Lewis Van
solver on Thursday, and said he was GO
ing to Florence He did not return on
Thursday night, and Mr. Vansciver
started on Friday morning in search for
his team and succeeded in locating it on
Saturday at Trenton, where it had been
left since Thursday night.
On Thursday afternoon before O'Clock
the whole town was shocked on hearing
of the news that William Palmer, IA
year-old son of L. W. Palmer, the cigar
maker, of Third and Laurel streets, while
cunning for reed birds along the marshes
below the city, accidentally shot himself
through the stomach. What can be
learned from the person with him at the
time, Theodore Van Kirk, young lad,
who had been pushing the boat during the
day, is that while Palmer was helping
pull the boat on shore the gun in some
way went off, how he knows not AS it is
surmised while lifting the gun in the boat
at the time the trigger must have struck
against a seat or obstacle. At the hear
ing of the shooting VanKirk dropped the
anchor and ran through the marshes to an
adjacent farm where he met William
brennan and explained the fearful acct
dent. Both going to the boat they found
the lad dead
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1898-09-06

Mrs. Joseph c. Cowgirl and daugbte
Irene are spending some time at Atlanti
City. They are stopping at the Holm
hurst"
Capt Oscar Crammer and wife and Cor
nelius Kelly and wife, of West Creek
spent short time in Mount Holly OIL
Saturday
Charles Atkinson and wife, of Trenton
are spending few days with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Howell, on Washing
ton street.
Prof s. G. Oliphant, of Phelps Uni
versity, Exeter, N H., spent Friday il
Mount Holly with his uncle, John D.
Clevenger
Mrs, Emma Gaskill, accompanied by
the Misses Bertha and Sallie Keller,
spent part of last week with relatives in
Philadelphia
Mrs. S. Harper Leeper, of Coatesville,
Pa, who has greatly improved in health,
is now sojourning with her husband at
Beach Haven.
Daniel Mershon Garrison, assistant en-
gineer on the battleship Indiana has
been spending few days with his moth
er in Bordentown.
County Clerk William w. Worrell and
family removed back to Mount Holly on
Wednesday, after having spent several
weeks at Sea Side Park.
J. W. c. Parsons, of West Creek, is
prominently mentioned as candidate for
assembly in his district. Mr. Parsons was
formerly in the employ of the Adams
Express Company as messenger.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1898-09-06
NIAGARA FALLS.
$40 Ten-Day Excursions via Pennnsylvani,
Railroad.

$40 Ten-Day Excursions via Pennnsylvanis
Railroad.
The last two ten-day excursions of thu
present season to Niagara Falls via thu
Pennsylvania Railroad will leave Phila
delphia, Baltimore, and Washington OF
September 10 and 49, 1898. An expert
enced tourist agent and chaperon accom-
pany each excursion.
Excursion tickets good for return pas
sage on any regular train, exclusive o
limited express trains, within ten days
will be sold at $40 from Philadelphia, Bal
timore, Washington, and all points on thu
| Delaware Division; 80 so from Lancaster
| IS. 90 from Altoona and Harrisburg; &c.
! from Sunbury and Wilkesbarre; So. rs from
Williamsport; and at proportionate rate
] from other points. Excursionists viii
| travel by special train of Pullman parlol
cars and day coaches A stop-over viii
be allowed at Buffalo, Rochester, Canaan
daigua, and Watkins returning
Tickets from Atlantic City and othel
South Jersey points, and stations on the
Delaware Division, will be good for pass
age to Philadelphia on day preceding date
of excursion.
Tickets for side trip to the Thousand
Islands alexandria Bay will be sold from
Rochester good to return to Rochester OF
to Canandaigua via Syracuse within five
days, at rate of $3.50.
Tickets for side trip to Toronto will
be sold from Niagara Falls at rate of 81 OF
via rail and boat, good only on day O
issue
For time of trains and further informa
ton apply to nearest ticket agent, O.
address Geo W. Boyd, Assistant Gen
eral Passenger Agent, Broad Street Sta
ton, Philadelphia
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Political Jottings.

The politicians will get to work in
earnest at the Almshouse tomorrow.
Louis R. Hibberd of Beverly, is can
didate for the Republican nomination for
Coroner
Charles H. Estill is the latest addition
to candidates for postmaster at Mount
Holly.
Blanchard H. White feels confident that
he will be one of the Democratic candi-
dates for Assembly.
The county Republican convention will
be held on Saturday, October /, in the
Mount Holly Opera House.
Ex-Sheriff Shinn and his friends have
made up their minds that Albert Silpath,
of Burlington, cannot have the Democrat
ic nomination for County Clerk
The taxpayers" who make an annual
pilgrimage to the almshouse merely to
get square meal" will find tomorrow
that the Steward has at last learned wis
dom, and instead of serving hot dinner
with pie at the end, there will be a cold
bite.
William H. Heisler, of Pemberton, has
been mentioned as possible candidate
for the Republican nomination for AS
sembly. 1t is not likely that he will be
successful this year, however as it is gen
orally conceded Messrs. Wright and Hor
ner are entitled to denomination.
John A. Spencer, of Mercer county. ha'
been appointed Deputy Collector by
Internal Revenue Collector Moffett TIT
new deputy will look after the affairs o.
the department in Mercer and Burlington
counties The additional deputy wa
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/ William Taylor has accepted a position
/ in Allison's grocery store.
Thomas F. Cavanaugh has placed new
/ Osborn cash register in MS fruit store.
William Wilkinson, the paper hanger
on Mill street, has purchased the three
story brick house at 209 Garden street.
1t will be fitted up for occupancy for Mr..
Wilkinson's father, who now resides in
Bristol.
Four hundred delegates are attending
the annual session of the New Jersey
Grand Castle, Knights of the Golden
Eagle, at Long Branch. James E. Rus
sell, of Palmyra, will be elected grand
chief
The Mount Holly foot ball team will
hold fair and festival at the Arcade hall
on Thursday and Friday evenings The
proceeds will be used to purchase equip
ments for the players. The fair should
be literally patronized.
The 12-year old son of William Baker,
Il
Moorestown, has been restored to his pa
rents after being absent from home for d
month The boy was found living with
colored family at Homesteadville, and
pushed garbage cart for his board.
Farmers are experiencing great diff
Guilty in securing enough truck baskets
for their use Baskets have been made
very scarce by reason of the factories
having ceased making them because there
is no money in the business. Next year
they will be made better and will com
mand higher price all around.
Try George w. Durand if you want
strictly pure groceries and provisions at
the lowest cash prices. He has large
stock at his store, corner of Water and
King streets, Mount Holly. Orders called
for and delivered. Prompt attention given
to all customers, and satisfaction guaran-
teed Also fresh and salt meats can be
obtained at lowest market prices.