davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-29

High Point is expected In the dispon-
sary bin license of q prohbitory clause
in the town charter.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-29

The 13-ycarold daughter of Mr.. /. w.
Church, was seriously burned at Bon
son last Thursday. The girls mother
and sister-in-law were both burned in
the hands in trying to strip off her
clothing. 1t Is thought that she will re-
cover.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-29

DR. John Il. BurWen. president of
Statesville Female College. long prcsi-
dent of Pence Institute. has issued n
cord of invitation to The marriage Of
MS daughter Miss Ella to Mr.. col
vim McAllistcr. Of Asheboro
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-29

Mr. Powhatan Mex Matthews. Of
durham. ana Miss Lydia NJ. Foyar, of
Fason, were married "Wednesday.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-29

Joseph Rasolcs was acquitted mt
Greensboro OF the murder OF a man
| named King
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-29

Mr.. John Coleman ana Miss Marie
Conrad, of Winchester. were united i'm
marriage at Winston Wednesday, Bish-
OPP Kondthala officiating.
Decorah-posten., 1899-08-11

ct m,b Shilling, til 5ormsn sr fulo,
boOrpda mon fOriistis pr,sier bet n.b.
Iii en- pint al aruft.n, bpori aplingsn
blsu togt, tasss N Dor @eIatin, iom
bar Iissst " sim. / "A Sop toIot
@dnb; bette faur ct Sptos, os files iaa.
0srpda babies iaa mss.t. osrGf oDer
aisost at bet bill binbs bet spot Iammen,
hporpaa bet i9ttes bort paa ct fislist
Stso for at ittOue - bet bsr belit itaa
Ratten ODER. Oct I,r Imuit.rs uo, Der,
ION man ferit bar iaa nsset at @elas
tinsS ~plssnins.n / Sorm.n, at gunbsn
og Siosrns bliu.r bsb4ttet beraf, ldbsr
BET itaa til BET begpnber at itipne, og faa
lager aisbet /, Tom op.nfor b,itreD,t,
og bGlber Reitsn at GslatinsS plssnirs
gen opsr. Radr MAJ bd bp9lpsr aisbet
ub, bill ben bore bsb9ttst paa gOppsn os
Siosrns msb ben tldr, 9slse, fom Ter
m.s.t uppstitlis ub. Cg1srs.) !
Decorah-posten., 1899-08-11
Smmffc,
WtlOc SIomjter

ira Yelupitcne Narf. flint presiet % op,
flGbet, lat erbploes peo at ienoe 9eres
9oresie % iemti Gents til SbaS. q.
See, 8enl FoSi. Igeut for Iorbern ia,
eiic Saren. Ct. YauL Rinn.
San bar ct besrentiet gntul gpaer.
6-s CONNER, iubebulbeube II @remplarer
az piloe Slomiter, iom iiubes / genoipItuue
Bart. 9isic Bsger er imuit u~oItpreoe oa
bliper iaaleoes inopatfeoe. at De lille tat ia.
bes unoer FuiticrIenbelien
Slomitreue CT mutt tlRbet I'll tnit 9as
ptr, 6nrpeus 5ri1tbeo suot psolisebolbt, o.
be almiuoe!ise iuaosliom butauiite Rapue
er pefsiet t~illigemeo ell tort Seltripelie al,
bror buer Blpntit er at iiuoe.
3 Sogen piI psiaa iiuoss to brlIites 3als
itrniioner al Hdrliceueri, Ell al Creditor
@epler | llobruo, ben auSen al 9pwer Rail
os Granb &eHpcu.
Stsle Hiante iamllnSer er ale lige ems on
noslsr nr.set oa,re : puUsuirs ira garieu
irrlia ior %iaapanne, iDa bar beirst geaop.
i,pf'e Bart, eIler be, ipm hploer al at ltuoere
gotauit. Seno Ger.s Ipresle o. so Gents.
% unolab lille at iiliBie, bpcr Sc iaa bette
advertisement. 4sb4
Decorah-posten., 1899-08-11
Snrretning TORT.

Gn gammel, aruGrSig Serre tomm,r
b9isbl9fsnbe inb | en- Qpissrpebitipn.
Seq bar miiist min. gri1sr!!" fer
ban, "cg maa aosrt.re sfter benz; men
iea fan life ie at itrip, nu".
Seq itul itrios bet for Dem, fer Grs
psoitsren. "Gr bet nugst Marte pua
BENZ"
ga. @ulbinofutning. 9las at mo-
get ulis Spttelie os 8. 8. 6. paa Snos
iioen al ben bsiere Stang. 5 Ser. | Sim
belsn." "Sapel 2 Str. for @oertisIsmens
tst og 5 Sir. / Sinoslsn - ar. aIts
iaa!"
Scr sr be-"
Sat! Se iua sr bet mig en- SOrnsis
elis at tunns fortals Dem, at griIsrne
iiooer oppe pau bsrss Sobs."
"Wtsn Serrssub ba Msnnefe, bbors
for ia De itts bet msb BAT rdmmss"
"5Orrstning frrit us iuu 5ornsislie",
IOarte zen ~porbsnbs fore 5prrstningss
mano msb ct bsfigt But.
Den aronroise samls Serre farer
banosnoe ubisiennem 0srsn.
Decorah-posten., 1899-08-11
$38,OO0,O0O | Cub.

Salmon % Clearwater BLAZER Rines /
Soabo gar ira 80 til 40 gti0lpuer Collars /
@ulb mellemslareue1s60 oo1s64. Saa meset
blep mUotaset reO gseGS Sarge GrpreiS
Cos aantorer. 5lltroos for Sanifeligbe.
Der ueo Seiororin3eu / be 7dae, be iienot.
ii9itnoeoe Snoianere % 6jernbso ira Gipi.
l%iiatipusn, nj bog llosnpsrOeueu itrar yips
ON De ri8e @uloielter pmiring Gil Gitp.
5lprcnce, Gro Elmo % Riaersburg, % Der
blso ct SturInlgb til oiSie Steoer / Beapn.
oelieu al Sirtlaorene. SiItoriferen Ban.
croft uotalte ior lGuae iioeu ben iSorme.
ming, at oisie Ilacer Shines tim par llos
itponinger ira Ell laugt rigsre Geutralipres
frnrit; % ueiteu %iamticis mep aulbiprslieu
iorHpIl9 al Northern Yaeiiic 8anens 9efpis.
ton, Soabo, 6orlRii9elie ira 5ppfane tom.
mer Giterretninser ont at @uloipsere Dor
IA ,%truiitt utprs uoi,rafte Gag al cubic
rcHec 9ports Suialu Qlmp Aansc. JON
lt88er melrm Salmon pg ben ipeli9e grea
al Clearwater, % ianssrieo bette 8asorag
bpsacr M Roriheru 9oeiTc Saneu in
eiearOatsr'3 iaie. Scis uogsn snltsr ct
aart n,eo Hslers Splpsuinssr pm osaue nps
MtnersAion, oa Tan ban iua ct peo at lenoe
Ct . Gents Srimrrie III ebaS. 3. zee. Ct.
gaui, giiuu,, eiier Ill builteniumbelit We.
neraIaseut eler Siitriet passenger aseut
ree Northern Saclftc Snuem 4sb4
Decorah-posten., 1899-08-11
Den riee digger.
Yoets | Ell elegant SeiliBbeo 90 bolbt
SefretGr.

5 sns,lIte 9laos laiss for 2iosn
fslsenbs Siitprie: Gn Jung Wtano, Der
er anIat iOm Sosbulbsr | Gin os bier
Mcrgsn muu tilbussl9Sse ben lun9e
8si fra i'm beitsbns 8olis | Wilipns
bbsns Gaitenb msb ben unoerlorot'ts
gdne, plsisbe MI Os ba at 81 en- blind
Bigger, Der ftab psb Snbsangsn til
Stationen, en- 6dlp p,nnp e pre-.
Gn Dag tom imiblsrtib ben gpbmpoiSe
unae Wunb lii at sipe BAN en- Sppers
sign (18 Sr.) iitsbstfpr ct SdIppennp'
Stptte. Ssrit fere Sinner eftsr mer'
tsos ban Seiltaselisn, og ba ban pan'
itelis tunbe unobrre penssns, beiluts
tebs ban at faa benz i9isn at ben SIinbs.
Raits Wprssn f~ortalte ban ogiua
Sisgeren, bporban bet bang iammen,
o9 benne upgap fin Gbresie Og bah ben
unee Wdno ulsilise fig bort til bdm;
bpis Penseitpttst bar iblunb. De Wpns
ter, ban ben forsgaaenos Dag bupbe
tdsisrst inb, pilbe ban ielpfelgslig le'
Oers bet tilba9s. Wsn b6em ftilorsr
8peboloer,ns Sperrafslfe, ba ban
funbt bet opsipne GUS. Oct bar ida
stgunt, at ban nepps popeb. at bstr9oe
bet. 6un ringte bog pdu, os en- psnt
a~ntrutten Sien.itspise Iuftsbs op os
anmobsoe BAN ON at trGoe nRrmsre.
Gan blsp fsrt ino | en- lutsurisIt ub,
itpret Salun, os Der mootoa "5iggss
rsn," ifsrt elegant gftsntoilstts, BAN
pua bet psnligits.
"Wtin Sstrstar," bsspnbte ben Bin,
De, bar netpp giort op 8asfsn Og Dir.
telig ogiaa funoet en- Sovereign, Der
oltioa mad bore 9erss. Ser bar De
8uloitpttet tiIbase."
9a ben forunorsbs 9pgbolber bapbe
.fremitammet Tin Sat pg oilbs Fierne ia,
fa9be gebosrsn at ben sls9ante 2eiligs
beo / en- beflis Some: "llnbfplo, min
tiGre Serre, men De bar sl,mt at si
mig Salbpsnnpen."
Decorah-posten., 1899-08-11
Iuriltrit OF t1uurit.
GrbiGrJr al En- praittlt 5drTsa
nnnrn init pan Spnmrren.

Spis ou lite bar oGr,t uos Sjsttens
bapcn paa noqIt 0a9t, ida OiI ou bIios
briIig,r forbauiet, noar ou M Ter big
omfring. Shit Ou Dar Der, Il9eoe og
batt,os BIZ bert off bet lltruo, ION Der
fanot,s. 6apsn iaa uo til at mdatts
flare Fg for bette 4ar msO ben 01rt'
ming, ben MI bar idast.
Rcan % SoInjn / riQcIigt WdaI bar
oO9 life Blot giott 6aOeiagsrHs COB
Bart CO 6rsmgans, men De uGoIs 9rrs
Ter bar ON muliat tuOt en- snonu fros
oia,rs Bart.
Qiot 6orIfmmsIis mso 9iIIpnst /
6oOtn pou ocnut 3iO moa betalsS meo
mana, Gangs bdarcers Qrbsibs iiosns
,ftsr. SiGr II BET lsmt, bOis ll'ruOOet
faor itaa, inOtiI Street osrpua moonss,
oo noTtr bet oobbslt @rbsios uGfts Gar.
DIT Il en- temmcIiq ~alminocIiq Sttt
"a gruq, noar ot tibIigs Grsntiugsr,
f11iom Sdlat, Grtsr, grnnsr, Sdul og
onost / famine Rstning sr opbru9t slsr
ino6sRct, ba cocrIoOss oenne Del at 6us
o,n til fq itIo, l~I1rGsist faar frit Rdus
oerum til flor Staos for i~rsmtioigt
Brig.
Sdabannr StDtt,r / 6absn fan
npttiQqiFr,s paa ben 0aobs, at man
fdar "troaOcaF" Rui8furn t,mmslig
tDtt, boiltst on bill crobr, Sorobunosn
for RsIten az Sommsrsn, oo ON Soften
fan bet mties rto os bru9'5 Tom for
trinli9t GrsnFro,r for WsIfctirr. Saas
Ico,s 1o1es TO Trucr meo et Smrt.
Decorah-posten., 1899-08-11

8io big IsIo, oine arbeiosfolt os
9eite en- fOriparlig NioouasbOil. Be
9pro Grbeiost belsrs liot tioIigsrs ON
Rorgsnen p9 boIo pua nosst lGnssre
ON aft'nen. @rbsiost uofgreS letters
/ be tisIigsre Sjmsr al 0uesn sno oa.
nddr SrIOarmsn miot paa 0ugsn bar
ftcrite 9raft % 8irtning Om Sommss
rem. SesfOruoen sr bet faOsligt, ia
ofte ,nooQ, rent soeIGggsnbe for 5prs
o~sisl'sn baaos for Mennsiter % DIR,
fsrit at rioe / fig 5posn / itsrits SuIt og
oerpua Iprtn9e til @rbeioet.
Decorah-posten., 1899-08-11

9dar Snisttsr IGoQsr Fg pdu 6oosos
taoI moa ruturIigpi5 9iftiqe Saaer Tst
life bruoeS iii at fororips s1sr brpbs
benz. Rst % ist 9tTte fan ofts bruass
mso Qoot SeIo % life til itor llIeiligbto.
Sort Qsbbsr itrpst OOer 9lubsne, me-
oens 0u9gen sronu gisr Dem fu9ti9e, sr
r9iaa ct aoot MibOeI. Gnoru bsors er
bet at to9e lige Dele at finmaIst tsrt
Salt og tsrlGItst &aIt. ST tint Stso
al osnns Slanoing sr ct probat MioOsl
mob be orgnns &aalorme.
Decorah-posten., 1899-08-11

Gnosro benns 9nlbns Rsgsr mob benz,
ou bar / bin Sisnsits: "gisr mob andre,
ION bu pil, be IfuIos gisrs mob big.
8etal 9oo 2rn; prut life 2snner neb
til bet minoite muligs. forbi bu peO, at
&rbeioersn nsoss til at gua inb paa
0ine gstingelisr at toinasnoe 8runos.
Saafremt Der finoss spOt Stof % en-
RrIig guno / benz, Iaa bil benne Be-
bnnoIing anipore Dem til at sisre 1T
beoite. 0enns RegeI sr ligeIau anpenoss
Zig poo Qrbeiosrens Sioe; tbi naar ban
otisr Glib, Sroitab Os Smtunts, piI ben,
bar Isisr bans 9isneite, ogiaa mso 8I9z
be betaIe BEN pslfortisnts 9sn.
Decorah-posten., 1899-08-11

9porI'oe5 Nal "Sramp"s Spgrass
moaIst Isles? Sra fers SteSsr i Wins
n'iota rp9tss BET, at goOe aIminbslige
Irbsio'rs / SarOeit % 9Grfing bposs
Itgs til 81 pr. Dag % snbba er Der belle
6Iotte at orbeiosop8tise RGnO, ION
life bill arbstos for osnns Qgn, 6etlsnos
1T greO, rdngIer Be omfrina unosr
5ore8iosros at at rsiie til Rpro 9atota.
boor be osutsr at fua So pr. Dag.
DIT sr life iau gobt at oioe, bOuo man
ltaI Qiprs meo NiQs Soft; tbi arbeioe sr
nstop, boao be lite Oil, unOtaqsn til ppsrs
oreOen c9 ubIu 2sn. De forstr9ttsr
cllers at tiggs "a itiple.
Decorah-posten., 1899-08-11
s Sforn1on, Ss,tfet, SSapen.

BORT. !SDcr mss,t btOrt tassr bet fig
lite uo, at Der sr en- pen malst 8rino
mso itur, StOlper, fate Taa fat, at
9rinOn fan ipinsss lstt.Iis cs lite be-
res, lac ben Nal dabnts. Gisrsns elIer
5armer,us Rdpn tunos ogidu sisrns
pGre malst paa Grinosu slsr pdu Stols
psrns. De pilOe for 6rsmmsos mdngen
8ena pRrs iii itor RDtts.
Decorah-posten., 1899-08-11
NinneSOtaN 0rmalSCh0d
.d Business COLLEGE,

Zen btbit uo tnrCoe o. met pmiang5rigr
EormolItole | HprouetCu. Emiatter fol.
8enoe G'ocLIuger: 6Orbereoclies, Teachers,
Commercial, Scientific, University Pre-
paraIory, Shorthand and Typewritng,
Eiocuton. Music, Painting, Telegraphy,
Business Law.
Gleuer Tan begpuoe til bpil'euiOmbelit
8lo % pRl9e tine gag.
GsH upe tluitrercoe SdtnlOg "A" liant
rRrmere CplusHiuser iaaes irit. gOresie:
q. Loftheld, Pres dent,
elsr j. VI. BalZer, Vice President,
1900 Y. TroHil,H &pc,
@tnncapolis, Minn.
Decorah-posten., 1899-08-11
Ninf o. Ginacrpca.

Der, bOor 9uriierQrsrt slsr anor,
3iitias Eager er bleore brugts for at
OrGbs Q~otstesbiIsn, Der man bet nsie
pa5ies pdo. at life areaturent fndr Gns
IeouinQ til at Goe ildonnt 6rr8.
Decorah-posten., 1899-08-11

5ra It AZ BE- itor, Slaptrier / Gbis
c'ao br'tt's BET, at en- noauluuos flor
Ire fan uoqifrG isIssnoc Barber:
@lpast omtrsnt 80. Dub, 6uar, 0orn
"a FloO.r SIS. Slco, GF,ot, Ssn,r o.
@N 81. GIt an0tt QFato til'omm,n
SO. aItiaa sn inmlst @aroi aF b,ns
rmco $tOO.
Decorah-posten., 1899-08-11

pstterien: "9or bet life itammeliot
faaoun fom Ssnisn fnortsbs | airtsu
ibag9"
Sanisn: "Stammsliet .r III. Srbst -
ban p9tteoe iddsdr mig!"
Decorah-posten., 1899-08-11

TN 5armer: Better 5umbleoonn,
aiptr bate qpos RouO: Cab oine Reos
Itab'r oItio itna iqjsn / Gqeren, buor
ou Toit bruasr osm, bet er iua bpnoiat.
naar cu nrIts Sang OiI benntts Dem, ia
o'r ~ r'oI 5Ortitnsitt oerpso for 1890 Ma
~itjna0Gntty.
Decorah-posten., 1899-08-11

Del 'T iati;gsiis: &c. nGar $rSijsrs
ldn ia 0oOsOO,j,n til IarmsR sr fuy.
l9n't m.o Il por StaaItraab. Tom
Decorah-posten., 1899-08-11

90 Us lot aglriIl,5c gTGsarat-g. "
2u1of 5.gHeo Ct Ia a. B~5rs.agt e. w.sr, lon.
.tH.t sI IN tistS Z .s3l8t 5!gH.tg. , fan
t-1t Ctr O. 500 gns'usz. .isfH rt tlIFb,, -
GeeB g8Eilgs GiFJaBaGl.
&oT' -~s8ic'ssE e. D, fHris Gi i~fsggtaas z III.
tli"E' 0 pa'ot "a 90 .E.gtE = Ht 40 Erggt.l H.
''8ett 90, Hssri 1HrtI G.r.lr3r.
y iaa a.slia tale HpsC gaa Frgt-g-.. rtu mu1H
stns vlnos rtg.i VI ser5r ga E.tV ,s.g Wr5
..f.tnt lat7Etsr'g IT. i1t aarHtsVFtalr a w,.s
JUMPER REMEDY Co, Incorporated
1s-zs GsarbssH e;.. gbissss. "a.
Decorah-posten., 1899-08-11

- mi bor.
numb, ibst
Of Oats
s'artrier Z,
si'anst q
'AI0igtn ,.
f So-t u
erOogo Den
E1oyoen en-
| s7ge glp,
omhprh1
IN rltgtt
|er,trr,n
Ia ep,nOt
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1899-12-12

Plans and drawings for the new build
ing of the Burlington County Trust Com
pany and the Moorestown National Bank
are now in the builders hands for es-
Inmates.
The real estate of Nathaniel NJ Dudley,
deceased, was sold by the executors, owen
L. Dudley and Samuel ]. Branin, on We'd
nesday. The farm in Mount Laurel
brought $50 an acre. The property on
Main street was sold for $4,000 to Samuel
J. Branin.
The suit of Ingwer Andersen against
William Carey was tried by Justice A. s..
Petit on Wednesday. It was alleged that
Carey wrecked carriage he had hired of
the plaintiff and $75 damages was asked
for. A verdict for $62 was rendered.
The Moorestown Gas Company, capital
$15, 600, was organized here Tuesday and
proposes supplying the town with heat
and light. The gas company is composed
almost entirely of local men, and local
capital will push it. The incorporators
are George W. Heaton, Calvin S. Crow
ell, Charles B. Coles, Joseph T. Sullivan
Charles Collins, William G. Coles, George
H. Pierce, George M. Hillman, DR.. George
II. Wilkinson, John T. Evans. James L.
Moore, Albert s. Richie and John H. Per-
kins, all of Moorestown, and Maitland F.
Griggs, of New York. The following
officers were elected: Joseph T. Sullivan,
president: George w. Heaton, vice-presi-
dent; Maitland F. Griggs, secretary and
treasurer.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1899-12-12
WASHINGTON.

Holiday Tour via PennsYlyania Railroad.
December 28 has been selected as the
date for the Personally-Conduc Holt
day Tour of the Pennsylvania Railroad to
Washington. This tour will cover peri.
cd of three days affording ample time to
visit all the principal points of interest at
the National Capital, including the Con-
gressiona1 Library and the new Corcoran
Art Gallery. Round-trip rate, covering
railroad transportation for the round trip
hotel accommodations, and guides, $I4.So
from New York, $3.50 from Trenton, and
FL. so from Philadelphia. These rates
cover accommodations for two days at the
Arlington, Normandie, Riggs, or Ebbitt
House. For accommodations at Wizards
Regent, Metropolitan, or National Hotel,
81. 90 less. Side trips to Mount Vernon,
Richmond, Old Point Comfort, and Nor
folk at greatly reduced rates.
All tickets good for ten days, with spe.
ciai hotel rates after expiration of hotel
coupons.
For itineraries and full information ap
ply to Ticket Agents: Tourist Agent, IIet
broadway, New York; 4 Court Street
Brooklyn; or address George w. Boyd, AS
sistant General Passenger Agent. Broad
Street Station, Philadelphia.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1899-12-12

! Benjamin 5. Gratz was arrested in Phil
adelphia yesterday afternoon He went
to the Office of Mayor Ashbridge and asked
for an audience with, that official. The
colored attendant asked Gratz for his card
but Ben told him to never mind the card.
You just tell the Mayor / want to see
him" The attendant did not move very
swiftly and Gratz urged him to tell the
Mayor he was waiting. The Mayors pri-
vate secretary came out and asked Gratz
his business. ssNever mind that, he said;
'the Mayor is public official and want
to see him on public business. Then he
stuck his hands in his pockets and as he
did so the private secretary noticed the
butt of a revolver peeping from the hip
pocket of the visitor. This did not make
the secretary feel any more comfortable
than he should and he began to think of
some way to get rid of the fellow.
He told Gratz to sit down and wait I'M
til the Mayor could be summoned. In the
meantime the secretary sent for police
man. Before the arrival of the latter Ben
began to tell his history and how badly he
he had been treated by newspaper report
ers, and also gave very short history of
his campaign for United States Senator
The secretary asked how Gratz thought
the Mayor could help him in that respect,
to which he replied that the Mayor had
himself been attacked by newspapers,
and Gratz wanted to know how the off
cial got square with them.
By this time stalwart policeman ar
rived and took Gratz in charge, removing
him to the office of the Police Surgeon.
After an examination he was taken to a
cell and disarmed and soon after he was
held in 81, 900 bail for carrying deadly
weapons, and was sent to the Philadel-
phia hospital for an investigation of his
mental condition.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1899-12-12

Mrs. Geo. Lamb dropped dead last Thursday
morning. She arose feeling as we'll as com
mon. Her husband went down stairs and
shortly afterwards heard q noise. Going into
the house he found his wife dead.
Bayard Haines. OF vincentown, spent sun
day with B. Il. White here.
William Loid has been making some extern
sive improvements to his home near here.
Charles smires, Jr., who died at Chatsworth
last week, was well known here. He formerly
lived at Browns Mills, where he was associat
ed with his father in the hotel business.
The funeral of Marian F., daughter of Frank
Earl, took place last Thursday from her ia
theirs residence here.
r. Baxter Barnes has returned from gun
ming trip down in North Carolina, where he
had good luck.
Extensive improvements have been made
in and around the North Pemberton station
during the past week. gang OF men has
been filling in the dangerous holes that have
been left there for a long time. 1t Is a decided
and much needed Improvement
The W. c. T. U will hold meeting on Tues
day evening at the home OF Mrs. Seamon.
Mrs j Merritt billiard led the b. Y. P. U
meeting OF the Baptist Church, Sunday even
ing
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1899-12-12
An Interesting NewnDaper.

William L. Bullock has a copy of {
newspaper that is nearly one hundred
years old. 1t is the Ulster County Gazette
published at Kingston, N. Y. Its date il
January A, 1900. The issue is in deer
mourning on account of the death o.
Washington. A full description of his
funeral is given, together with the reso
lutions and speeches made in botl
branches of Congress, and eulogistic ad
dresses by President John Adams, all Of
which is quite interesting.
Considerable space is devoted to the
'latest" foreign news, the freshest of which
is dated October 10Th, or about ten weeks
old. Among these items is an account Of
the battle of Zurich in September, briet
reference to Bonaparte's army in EGYPT
the evacuation of Holland by the Russians
and English, and the capture by three Eng
lish frigates, near Havana, of two Spanish
frigates containing three and a-half mil
lion dollars and merchandise.
The advertisements, like those in al
other old newspapers, are extremely crude
as compared to the present standard of ad
vertising, but are interesting for that very
reason. In one, of them, the subscriber,
John Schoonmaker, Jr., offers for sale
"half saw mill, and stout, healthy, &C
tive negro weneh."
The paper, which is well preserved, is
of four-page form and is fairly well print
ed.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1899-12-12

Mark R. sooy spent Wednesday at
Toms River
Artillas A. Anderson spent Thursday in
New York city.
Mrs George P. Schetky will spend the
winter at Englewood
Miss Beatrice Sooy will leave next
month for visit to California.
Miss Emma Relyea, of Clayton, spent
last week with Mount Holly friends.
d. W. P. Murphy, of Burlington, was
caller at THE News Office on Saturday.
Israel Gaskill and wife, of Philadelphia,
spent Sunday in Mount Holly with friends.
Squire Mandel of Bulls Head was in
town yesterday transacting legal business
Samuel S. Bower, of Philadelphia,
spent Sunday with relatives in Mount
Holly.
Constable Gaskill has been under the
weather for several days, suffering with
the grip.
Prof William L. Sands, of Philadel-
phia, was visiting in Mount Holly on
Thursday.
| Edward H. Burling and wife, of Moores-
town, greeted Mount Holly friends on
Saturday.
Miss Florence Tomlinson spent few
days last week with Miss Florence Brock,
OF Moorestown.
Mr. and Mrs Albert W. Atkinson, Of
Camden, were visiting in Mount Holly OF
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. John A. Carr, of Bordentown i!
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Joseph Gillian
on Garden street.
Capt Walter A. Barrows made an off
cial visit to a lodge of United Workmen il
Moorestown last evening.
Miss Nan MacBurney and Miss Sarat
Martin, of Philadelphia, are visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas R. Finley.
Edward Wills gave tea on Wednesday
evening at his home on Main street, il
honor of his sister, Mrs. Page.
Joseph Hammel was in town yesterde,
calling on his old friends. He was resi-
dent here number of years ago.
Samuel G. Clevenger of Red Bank, visit
ed his brother, John D. Olevenger, o
Mount Holly, on Friday and Saturday.
Rev. John W. Lynch, of New Gretna
is in town visiting his wife. who is spend
ing the holiday season with her parents.
u s. Marshal Thomas ]. Alcott is rap
idly recovering from his recent illness ant
is now able to be up and around his room
Henry c. Shinn returned home on tn
4th instant after two months sojourn i
Washington, D. c., for the benefit of hi
health.
John w Bodine, of Camden, and Edwar
, F. Burns, of Philadelphia, were in Noun
, Holly last evening, attending Masoni
meeting.
! Daniel Suffer and wife will leave fC
r Washington tomorrow to attend tt
memorial services of the burial of Geore
Washington one hundred years ago.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1899-12-12

Peter Cavelaris who was arrested on a
charge of having fired his confectionery
store with view of securing the $1,000
insurance, was Wednesday afternoon Civ
en- hearing by Justice Smith and com
mitted to the county Jail without bail
The prisoner refused to make any state
ment relative to the affair At meeting
of Common Council Tuesday night, G.
w. Lewis introduced resolution author
izing Council to pay reward of 800 for
the arrest of Spores Scandery, Cavelaris'
partner, who fled and has not yet been
captured.
Joseph Bower, who made an inventory
of the stock and fixtures of the store, tes-
titled that he placed the value at 1874. So.
The stock and fixtures were insured for
$1,000, and the soda water fountain for
300.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1899-12-12

Shirt makers wanted. Also few learn
ers. Will pay So per week while learning
Wagons will be sent to deliver and collect
work. Apply at the factory on Risdon
street, or to Charles E. Travis, High
street, Mount Holly.
A nice painted pot filed with palms,
ferns and other plants, one to six in pot
25c to So each, or pretty fern pan would
make nice Christmas present. We have
them and will be pleased to take your
order now and deliver at Christmas
Rosbach's, Pemberton.
Try George W. Durand if you want
strictly pure groceries and provisions al
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.