The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1899-11-14
Cunning coats at Bayersdorfer's

g Cunning coats at Bayersdorfer's
Joseph Risley cut his knee badly will
S an ak last week.
Sheriff Fleetwood is all prepared t.
j join the vast army of ex office holders
: The display of chrysanthemums abou
town grows more brilliant every day.
1t will soon be time for our merchant
to display their stock of Christmas goods
Charles S. Smith, of Hume street, ha
again taken up his residence in Riverside
William H. Cox, of Burlington, has hat
his pension increased from SO to So pc
month.
DIR. Shirley W. Bowles, formerly o
Mount Holly, is now located in Washing
ton, D. C.
While eggs are high, keep your hen
laying by using Herbert's ground mea
and bone. Box 121, Mount Holly
A large flock of wild geese, flying very
low, passed over Mount Holly on Friday
night. This is forerunner of cold wealth
er.
The Buchanan property on Garder
| street has been sold to several nieces Of
Mrs Buchanan, residing in Mount Laurie
township.
Glass %, composed of young men, Of
the Methodist Sunday school, will give
a stocking social in the church on Novem-
Der 28th.
John d. johnson has purchased hand
some pair of dark brown cobs which are
as fine matched team as can be found in
this section.
In Justice Clevenger's court on Satur-
day and yesterday he disposed of four
actions on contract. Judgment was given
in three and one was settled.
The Good Intent Fire Company will en-
deavor to make its supper surpass all
previous affairs of the kind it has given.
The dates are January 10 and 20.
| A nice line of corsets in long and short
R. & G. corsets, 81; p N, ST. N. H., SOC;
Peerless, SOC; also very good one for 95
cents S. S. Evan, % Main street.
| Edward Oehler, of Hainesport, remov-
ed to Arnold avenue, Mount Holly, yes
terday. On Tuesday his 5-year-old son
died of commissions, which resulted from
fall.
1t has been learned that an attempt was
recently made to burn the German Luth-
eran Church on the Hainesport road. 1t
is said that some carpet was set on fire in
the cellar.
Lost.-A little white, five months old
Fox terrier dog; tan colored face, two
brown spots on back, short tail; answers
to name of Punch. A reward if left at
Thomas Lynn's. Broad street.
Officer Collins arrested Clarence Feni-
more on Sunday evening on a warrant
charging him with stealing ring from
Frank W. Curtis. The defendant was re-
leased on his own recognizance.
On Saturday evening next the Ladies'
Aid Society of the Methodist Church at
Vincentown will hold luncheon in the
Town Hall, at which time the famous
quilt, valued at $3.50, will be sold to the
highest bidder.
The suit of Uriah Funk against the
Centreton Turnpike Company has been
abandoned On Saturday Judge Gaskill
appointed three commissioners to make
an examination of the road, which they
will do this week
On Saturday night Horace Forker was
arrested by Constable Gaskill for the lar
ceny of cap from off the head of Eddie
Bozarth. The latter's father withdrew
the complaint upon Forker paying the
costs and value of the cap.
Sheriff elect Fenton and A. S. L. Dough
ty, after their hard work during the cam
paign, went to Allentown, on Thursday,
to enjoy the opening of the cunning sea-
son. They had very good luck, and each
is now carrying the left hind foot of a
rabbit.
Sheriff Fenton will take possession of
his Office to-day. A. s. L. Doughty will
be the deputy. sheriff. Joseph B. Fleet
wood, will remain in the Office for
awhile William Reeves, who has served
under two Republican administrations,
will retire.
Miss Emma Shreve, residing with her
sister on Garden street, was stricken with
paralysis about noon on Tuesday, at her
home. She gradually grew worse and
died at midnight The funeral took place
on Saturday, interment being made at
Upper Springfield.
Rev. Everett T. Tomlinson, Phi D., of
Elizabeth, the gifted and popular author,
so well known by the multitude of boy
readers, is to give lecture on 'The He
roes and Heroines of the Revolution, in
the Baptist Church, on Thursday even
ing. 23d inst.
Morris Lippincott, of Springfield town
ship, appeared before Justice Clevenger
on Saturday and entered complaint against
Wilbur Emmons, of Mount Holly, for
trespassing while cunning. The COM
plainant says he is willing to withdraw
the charge if Emmons will make ample
apology for his abusive language.
A law should be passed by the next leg
islature imposing penalty upon every
person allowing hound dog to run at
random. Every year young rabbits are
killed in large numbers by these dogs and
steps should be taken to have it stopped.
A farmer near town has adopted the prop
er course and has already shot three dogs.
1t cost Restore B. Lamb s. for shooting
rabbit on Bert Pew's farm, on the Jobs
town pike, on Friday. To make honors
even, his brother, Benjamin R. Lamb,
will have to pay the same amount. Both
were trespassers, but they did not know
it at the time, as they saw no warning
notices and had no desire to violate the
law.
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.
The cunning season opened very au-
spiciously on Friday and many sportsmen