The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1898-11-08
Cunning coats at Bayersdorfer's.


s go to Conshohocken, on Saturday.
The Grand Lodge, 1. 0. 0. F., of TIL
/ state, will meet at Trenton on the 10Th.
Frank Howell is making improvement
f to the old homestead on Washingto
3 street
One proposition for membership wa
1 received by the Knights of Pythias o
Friday evening
The Baptist Young Peoples Union vii
| hold hard times" sociable on Monda..
evening, 21st inst.
Atlantic City is the place selected fo
holding the New Jersey Annual Confer
ence in March next.
The name of Peter Wilson should no
, have appeared in the sale. for taxes las
week, as he had paid the same.
At Samuel S. Stackhouse's sale, OF
Thursday, the farm was withdrawn, thu
highest bid being $16 per acre. Low prices
prevailed
On Sunday morning Rev. G. H. Pen
dleton, by request, repeated the sermon o.
the previous Sunday evening. Prior tC
the sermon he baptized two candidates
Prof Berk, once resident of Honolulu
will deliver a stereoptican lecture, on the
Hawaiian Islands, in the Methodist Church
Friday evening Silver offering at the
door
Rabbits must be pl entiful around Mount
Holly, if we can judge from the fact that
a dog was seen few days since running
up Union street with large cotton tail in
its mouth
James Martin has purchased the Farm
ers' hotel property, corner Madison avenue
and West Washington street, and will
shortly move his restaurant from Mill
street to his new location.
| During Jubilee week the Pennsylvania
Railroad Co. carried 9S1 ,029 passengers to
Philadelphia from all sections. Of this
number 400, 1923 were landed at the Mar
ket street wharf and not a single acct
dent occurred.
Ladies' wooden skirts, ladies' and child
rens ribbed underwear. A splendid
ribbed vest in light or heavy weight for
IS cents Wooden or feece-line stock
ings. good cashmere glove for 25 cents.
s. s. Evan, 2S Main street
J Edward Groom, residing on Garden
street, was injured on Friday evening,
while attending to the horse belonging to
Judge Charles E. Hendrickson. He was
knocked down and stepped upon by the
animal, which bruised him considerably.
A toadstool weighing five and half
pounds avoirdupois was exhibited before
the Pennsylvania Theological Club at its
meeting in the Academy of Natural Sci
ences, Philadelphia, on Friday afternoon.
1t is hydrum and was found by G. s.
Ridgway, of Lumberton.
On Saturday Sheriff Fleetwood sold the
70 acre farm of Comfy R. JONES' in Bur
lington township, to Harry L. Anthony
for 81 $50; also, the 112 acre farm of Mary
Emily Lear, in Springfield township, to
Jervis S. Zelley, surviving executor of
James B. Warner, deceased for 81, 900.
The mananers of the Aged Women's
Home, of Burlington, cordially invite the
people of Burlington county to attend the
dedication of their new home, $50 East
Union street, on Wednesday, November
8. Dedicatory exercises at P. M. Sup
per from to o'clock. Tickets 25 cents
Unclaimed letters remaining in the post
office for the week ending November 5th:
Miss Ella Atkinson, Miss Mary H. French,
Mrs. P. Garner, Mrs Mary E. Highman,
Miss Gicise Jones, Miss Ella Kelly, Mrs
James Lippincott, Mrs. Frances Peters,
Mrs Emma Prickett, Miss Marie Sheda-
kerr
The Keswick Colony of Mercy, near
Writings, has been presented with num-
Der of valuable books by DR.. ]. Acker-
man Coles, of Newark. This colony is
prospecting under the management of
William Raws, and is doing noble work
in retaining men who were enslaved by
the drink habit.
Moorestown and Riverside met on the
football field on Saturday. There was
some delay in starting the game, Moores-
town Directing to Jacob Garbarino play
ing with Riverside The matter was set
tied by Jake Withdrawing from the visit
ing team which then went to work and
cleaned up Moorestown by the score of II
to O.
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.
John Bill, No. 35 Church street, Mount
Holly, desires to inform his friends and
the public that he has got in 700 pairs of
boots and shoes which he offers at the
lowest cash prices, as they are all paid
far He has no rent to pay, nor is he sit
ting idle for customer to come in and
buy. This enables him to sell cheap.
Custom work and repairing done. Leath-
er and shoe findings for sale. Your patro-
mage is solicited and will be appreciated. =
A certificate of incorporation of The
Bertram Bryan Company, of Beverly, has
been filed in the County Clerks Office, the
object of which is to carry on the bust
ness of printing, lithographing and en-
craving The authorized capital stock is
$50, 900, divided into 1000 shares of $25
each The incorporates are Victor A.
Bertram, Marvin E. Clark and Franklin
c. Paxson, Philadelphia; James P. Bryan
and Morris r. H. Levin, Beverly.
Surrogate Kirkbride has issued letters
of administration to Josephine A. Jaques
on the estate of Richard Jaques, deceased
of Bordentown. Also, letters testamen
tary to Henry Wright, Solomon Mason
Jr., and E. Cooper Mason, on the estate
of Solomon L. Mason, deceased, of Med
ford; to Sarah Lightcap and Stacy c.
Prickitt, on the estate of Franklin Light
cap, deceased, of Medford to Theodore
L. Christopher, on the estate of John M
Christopher, deceased, of Medford
The New York Sun tells how bicycle
rider hit upon a clever plan for recoverin:
stolen wheel Instead of advertising