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The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1899-03-21
Furniture
NOTICE.
il
ESTATE OF MARY E. WRIGHT.

ESTATE OF MARY E. WRIGHT.
Notice is hereby given that an order has
been made by the Surrogate OF the County of
Burlington, bearing date on the 18th day of
February, A. D. 1899, upon the application of
Anna Mary'Rossell, the subscriber, requiring
bring in their claims against the estate of said
depedent under oath or affirmation on or be-
fore November IL, 1899, or they will be de-
barred OF any action therefor against the said
executrix.
ANNA MARY ROsSELL,
Feb. II, 1893. Executrix.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1899-03-21
HAVE YOUR PAINTING
DONE BY
Samuel |. Bullock.

Best materials Away USED. Pure colors,
best White Lead and Zinc and Pure Linseed
Oil. All kinds OF painting done Sign, Orna
mental, Frescoing, Draining, Calcimining.
Glazing, &C. Work solicited from all around.
None but competent and experienced men
employed, ana all work guaranteed. All or
ders should be left at my residence, Union
street, or T. B. Bulloek's store. G rden street.
Mounf HolIv
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1899-03-21
NOTICE.

NOTICE
The annual meeting of the Brotherhood
Cemetery Association will be held in Red
Mems hall, Mill street, Mount HOLLY, on We'd
nesday evening, April 5, 1899, to elect officers
for the ensuing year and for the election OF .
directors and to transact such other business
as may come before the meeting.
JOHN THROCKMORTON,
Secretary.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1899-03-21
DOR RENT.
FOR RENT
BID

BIDs
For attending the King Street Drawbridge
in northampton township will be received
until Saturday, March %, 1899.
The successful bidder will be required to
turn and oil the bridge at least once a month,
ana IN case OF snow In the winter months to
keep 1t cleaned. Seal all bids and send to the
resident freeholder on or before IL O'Clock
noon on the ABOVE date.
EDWARD A. GOLDY
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1899-03-21
John Wanamaker
DOR RENT.
TOR SALE AT A Low PRICE.

E'oH KENT
Desirable dwelling house at No. 81 Bispham
street, Mount Holly. Inquire at
No. 20 ST.
EOR SALE AT A Low PRICE.
A smooth, round-built bay horse, kind and
gentle, a good roader. Also, a good fall-top
buggy and harness, in good order. Price 800.
W. L. BLACKISTON,
Care of News Office,
Mount Holly, N. j.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1899-03-21
81 HOMESPUNS AT SOC.

A heavy Scotch effect on a never
wear-out cloth, in mixtures of clear
gray, brownish gray and light brown,
woven in an indistinct check effect.
A handsome lightweight suiting, 81
inches wide. A dress pattern of FIVE
yards for $3.50.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1899-03-21
HI nlARKETS.

5%Q6c: sheep, $3@$3.50; lambs ,$3@$4 per head
turkeys, Ice; chickens, l30l4c fowls. 10 @I2c
PHILADELPHIA, Mar. q, 1899.
Reported up to II O'Clock, by De Haven a
Townsend, Bankers, No. 42S Chestnut street.
Philadelphia. Stocks bought and sold, either
for caah or ON ms Iuin
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1899-01-22
Before Stock aking Prices in
Trimmings.

One very handsome set of Jet and Steel
spansled Waist Garnture Front
and back effects. We imported C1n ~
it to sell at So. Beforestock- 81 Ax
taking Price Observation-Disclosures. aOs ~
Another very handsome affair
is a colored Spangle Waist Gar GO 40
niture. In blouse effect. Worth ~ IN
Sl2.9S Before-s tocktaking Price
Two or three designs of very fine Black and
Colored Spangle Band Trimming.
Some Of them can be combined in G. IN
designs. They S3.4S and sos , ~
Il yard. BE fore stock taking Price
Choice of any Coorcd Applique
Trimming in stock whose prices were AOC
Sl.2J. Csc. and I9c. Bcfore-stock tax IN
ing ifice ..........-.....
Two very fine pieces of Braid Trimming.
one Of silk and the other of mOhar. 0Hc
They were Sl.I9 and $l9S Before I'm
stock taking Price Observation-Disclosures.
lot of CoIorcd JET Edgings Former rC
ly sold 1T 10and II lie yard Before
stock taking Price Observation-Disclosures
10 pieces of Black Mohair and Silk
Braid Trimming. Marked 4Sc, 69c. 1Ac
and I9c yard. Before stocktaking ~
iri'c ..'''..-'''. .'....'....
skirt strips. Marked 69c 9Sc and ~
Sl39 Il set. Bcfore-stock- taking Price
We've picked out all the short lengths of
Jet, silk, and Mohar Trimmings, and
put en- into remnant shape. : or 1nC
yards long. In the length any piece at ~
Before stocli-aking Price of ........ ~
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1899-01-22
MISUNDERSTANDING Prices
in Upholsteries.

100 Smyrna Rugs size inches Animal and c. ~
floral designs. Our regular $3.50 rugs Before Uu
stock taking Price IsfJ
225 Administer" wilton and Velvet Rugs g. 90
Frnged both ends. The designs all this sea {U
They sold for 500 Before taking Price ~
115 Moquette Velvet Rugs inches Both OOC
light and dark effects and plenty of EN- Used QXe
$50. Before stock taking Price. ......... w
80 real English Wilton Rugs Sizes 3Gx72 They are q. ~
borered all round Sold regularly " UQ
stock taking Price UsfO
100 pairs of Colorcd Figured Swiss Ruhed Curtains noc
Full length and width Worth hui
20 yards of French Cretonne or
and reversible The coors be indeby
fast Sold at 81 lie eorstocI taking Price
36inch White Nottingham Fish Net for Curtains III
Sold at 15c. Before stock taking ~
Lace Edge to make rufc Curtains -
ocktaking Price "
White Feather Pillows Size Made of best UXe
estogl ticking Before stock taking Price w
White Feather holsters taking Price " w
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1899-01-22
Notwithstanding Prices
in Suits and ClOaks.

Well give Velvet Waist special in the shape of hand
some garments embroidered all over with silk polka ca nc
dots They in cerise, blue green's Actually w
worth so Before sock-taking Price ........... EsOI
Welmade Black Taeta Waists with bias corded fronts
Thoroughly lined and boned Easily worth yet CO Or
the face of steadily rising prices you'll get N
Before stock taking Price of Observation-Disclosures. OsOC
Some twenty Handsome Taiormade Suits in plum greer
and black. The jackets lined with
ner satin Full faring skirts They have been SIS Be
Ladies' fine Atwood Scotch Chevot Suits The material has
been thoroughly srunk and sponced Each suit is silk
lined from collar to foune and S225O Before
~ boupe lfa 'roi 'aleS with fringed hoods and Ct
fronts $40 ones elsewhere are Oh
taking Price ..................
One lot OF handsome kersey Cloth Capes. full q oC
sweep Handsomely silk throughout $3.50 has 81 Ut
been their price Beforesock taking ..... TsOC
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1899-01-22
Children's Department.

Chidrcn's Walking Coats. Made of a good
grade of ladies' cloth, with double cape. Lay
down collar, trimmed with fifteen rows of
white braid, with or without belt.
In green blue, and brown. Regu- CO az
lar sos quality. Before stock ~ II
taking Price .................... Sew
All Children's Coats. Made with sailor
collar and fur circular capes, trimmed with
90 rows of white braid and edged
with beaver fur. They sold at CRnN
SOS and Ss.9S, Before-stock- ~ IN
taking price. Observation-Disclosures. fsOO
What are left of Childrcns sos Poke
Bonnets. You'll find 'cm i'll good quail
ity of Bengalnc silk Some green,
some brown, some white, and q 40
some red. They 90 at the Before } w
stock taking Price .............. low
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1899-01-22
Notwithstanding Prices
in Silks.

First an Asilk 23nch Satin Duchesse very fab
which other
before-stock 49,
Second an Alsk Doubefaced Peau Sole
Tor enre and particularly
OF Its soft texture
lot OF Silk and Wool Faconne Popn Lyons
richest a VARIETY
exquisite designs Imported per yard Before
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1899-01-22
Before Stock Taking Prices II
Ladies' Skirts.

Saline Skirts in striped effects.
Made with with umbrella rulllc and 70C
French bands. Well worth 81. Be
fore stock taking Price ............
Umbrella skirts in black Saline. Lined
all through with tiannelette. Rutfles AOC
are lined with leno. Reduced from IN
Sl50 Bcfore-stock taking Price w
Cotton Morcen Skirts. made with umbrella
ruf1le and four cords. In stripings of black
and gray, black and blue, black and lavcn-
der red and black. All have ca Or
French bands Worth &1.69 Be 9f ~
fore stock-taking Price .......... oA7O
Italian Cloth skirts. Made with
umbrella rul1le and six rows OF c. 40
cords French bands. Worth , Ex
S19S Bcforc-stock- taking Price % ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-21
THE WAGE SCALE.

IL is announced that the Reading Rail
way Company. OF Pennsylvania has adj
ysnced the wages Of its skilled laborers
from 10 70 Der cent
10 is also announced that the National
Carbon Company. Of Cleveland Ohio, has
raised the wages OF four hundred men
employed in its plant In that city. the
advance ranging from to 10 per cent
The good work goes on. There SIS a
market value for labor regulated by the
law of supply and demand. and all in
dustries must pay the market price.
neither more nor less Within the past
two months the scale of wages has been
raised and unless there shall be some
unforeseen disaster wages in all parts
OF the country will be lifted 70 that level
In the meantime the cost of production
is being cheapened, and il seems TO US
that the laboring man for the next sew
eral years will be In position TO realize
more from his labor than ever before in
the history OF the world.
This is genuine prosperity. The great
wealth OF this country is in IT'S laboriu2
men. When they are prosperous the
country is prosperous; when they are
needy then We have hard times in every
department of trade and industry.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-21
a NEW CURRENCY QUESTION.

Before The last session Of Congress adj
journcd the caucus OF Republican mem
bers appointed committee to consider
the financial ana currency conditions OF
the country and endeavor to formulate a
currency measure that will command the
assent OF both houses o.; Congrcss
The bare appointment OF This commit
teo was most favorable sign. All OF
our financial troubles have come from the
national bank act. which restricts bank
ing privileges and facilities 70 the rich Of
the commercial centres and leaves the
great body OF tho people. scattered at
large over the face OF the country. with
out banking facilities Of any sort. and
therefore. without ability 20 make use
OF their credit In thels business.
The national bank act is a Republican
measure-and a pet Republican measure
because II is the very cornerstone upon
which rests their policy Of favoring soma
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-21
THE MINED CHICAGO CROWD.

A free silver friend has questioned the
presence of negro men and women at tne
Bryan-Chicago platform dollar dinner
last Saturday night and asks for our au-
thority.
The Associated Press account OF Salur-
day night barely alluded to the iacl. ne
news of Sunday night was much iuier'
II seems that the negro element MADE
mite a stir. Here is the fun story sent
out by the Associated Press the next
night
NEW YORK. April 16.-When the en-
thusiasm that marked the appearance
Of William Jennings Bryan al the Chicaso
platform dinner was at its height, tNtIe
came revelation 10 most OF those VINO
were present and certainly Go all those
who sat at the guest table.
Men were climbing upon tables. step
ping in soup plates and tureens, climb
ing upon each others backs doing every
thing TO get "a sight of silVers greatest
apostle Suddenly in space that was
All white. because nothing was left but
the table cloth. two negroes shouted,
Bryan our next President at The top
note of their voices
At the guests table those who were in
charge stood up. eXcitedly waving their
arms at the negroes, pointed TO the men
of color and shouted to their assistants
around the hall. Take them down.
Bryan was witness Of the entire incl
dent. He smiled. Half q dozen ushers
rushed from various parts Of The ROOM
policemen went with them a. assistants
and in few minutes the negroes were
back In their seats and the incident was
closed They refused TO give their names
and made no further trouble during the
rest of the dinner. The negro women
who We're at the banquet tables made 10
disturbance.
II was said. however. by ~ NJ Lynch
Of the Dinner Committee. when he was
asked about the affair.
Look at that Doesn't that prove that
Bryan is the man Of all people? There
are no classes. 10 creeds. no cOlors
among the men who follow the banner
that William Jennings Bryan has hero
raised in New York the second time"
That is the sort of political feast that
the. people Of the South are invited 10.
How do YOU ike the New Democracy"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-21
FRIDAY. APRIL q. 1893.
IsIT STRONGER OR NOT?

In his speech at the "dollar dinner
last Saturday night Mr.. William j. Bryan
said the Chicago platform was stronger
with the people to-day than when it was
adopted. lie mentioned several OF its
blanks as having gained strength, and
SAID. amongst other things:
THAT platform declared against gov
eminent BY injunction. and since the
election We have had object lessons which
we did not have before Thomas Jeifer-
son believed I'm trial 10y jury and govern
ment by injunction is merely "a disguised
method by which "A man charged with
crime shall be denied the right OF tral
by jury. loud cheers and applause.
That plank IS stronger than " was De-
fore"
What did the platform mean when it
declared against government by iniunc-
tone Declarations Of this sort must be
read I'm the lirht Of the circumstances un-
der which they are made 20 ascertain just
what they mean. When tho Chicago plat
form was adopted the country had but
recently seen q riot IN the city OF chi
caeo which seemed 20 threaten the exist
ence of an social order. The rioters pee
fused 20 let TIE railroads whose tracks
PASS through that city yum their cars
through the city. they were tearing mp
their tracks. burning their cars. beating
and woundng men who remained in the
service OF tho company and ,he civil add
mlnistraton OF tho State OF nunoIs-lt
that time having Governor AlteeId al It's
head-was either unable or was unWiu-
ing 10 cope with the rioters and preserve
order and afford protection 20 property.
In that state of affair. the judge of the
United States Court v.l. appealed 90 nm.
der an ,cf ~ CONGRESS which commands
that no one shall ohetrrcf the fire.. pas
sage ~ the mails 1ul traffic passing from
ono state Co another. 90 onioin these riot
ers from interfering with the passage OF
cars fhrourh Cit.4-o thar carried the
mails and t-.no destined to another
state The judge mado tre iniunctive
order Some ~ the rioters refused 10 obey
the order and Vero imprisoned bv the
l,,f, e., ,...,,,, ,r his court and in .l,ie
Ma, tho I,d., .,,r,r,...a .l,, ri,t aud
,o,,or.d ordo~ and, . ..,l,,,o, ~ Chimes
tb,t allowed tb. railroads Tn continue
rasein~ fher- chr. far,ioh Chiea~,
The Cbic.eo D.mo.~slo Convention,
mo, soon aftcr th., ..l .ti. man, ,i,
GELD who had o,,rl, .,,ao.,,,.a Ella,
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-21
CURRENT COMMENT.

General Joseph Wheeler Is siSty-three
years old. and. hero that he is OF has
been. il will have to be said OF him that
he cuts FAR from q heroic figure 10 run
ming about exhibiting an itch for more
lighting, no matter where or FOR what
humanity. conquest. or anything you
please" says the Springfield (Mass) Re
publican which Is In evidence that some
OF the Yankees have not yet forgiven the
old man for thrashing them so badly dur
ing the late war between the states.
Lynch law was Instituted by the
founder OF Lynchburg, Va" says the
Bost Transcript. yet a Correspondent,
OF the Springfield Republican says inc
relations OF the whites and blacks IN the
region thereabout. are very friehdiy,
survival OF the more than usuai CON
sclentious and generous treatment that
the slaves received In anteoeilum days
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-21

This would Indicate that in general the
whites OF the South have only their own
passions 20 blame for the racial troubles
that now perpleX them.
fou mean 10 say that the negroes OF
the South have only their passions 10
blame FOR tho racial troubles. Let The
black man govern his passions and lynch
ing will cease.
"Our exchanges from all parts Of the
country bring indications Of rapidly
growing demand for the popular election
Of United States Senators" remarks the
Atlanta Journal. There IS no doubt as
TO what the people want. why then
should they not have their way?
The Nashville American CDem) says:
MI Bryan OF course had nothing 20 do
with the matter. and probably would not
have interfered with the arrangement Of
the committee had he been consulted. but
the attendance of negro men and women
at Democratic banquet is not clrcum-
stance which will arouse Southern Demo-
Gratis To- increased enthusiasm
But Mr. Bryan saw the negroes there
and smiled upon them" We are told by
the Associated Press. and expressed no
dlsapproNal of their presence at tho feast
Committeeman Lynch said OF the affair:
LOOK M that. Doesn't that prove thar
Bryan is The man Of all people. There
are no classes no creeds. 10 cOiors among
the men who follow the banner that VII
lam Jennings Bryan has here raised Tor
the second time IN New York"
just as We have said. All silverltes look
alike 10 Mr.. Bryan. Re does NOT even
draw The color line All who worship the
white metal are white
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-21
SOUTHERN NOTES.

a ttomoy-Generh Grsss bias gone 20
Atlanta 10 Inspect cities m that locality
Tor new Federal prison.
Through sn oversight boo the drafting
OF The Dii amending the charter ~ Nash
vile. the capital cts of Tennessee has
n0 Mayor. Board of Public Works. civ
Council Treasurer. Comptroller. Marsrai
or any other officials above Tho crade OF
police and drrmen The bin amending
the charter wiped out absolutely the
present 0ty government. bur failed f1
provide That the present officials hold ur-
til tha October election.
4 reward OF $3.50 has been offered for
the capture OF Sam Hose. the Georg
negro murderer and ravisher.
A special from Knoxville SAYS. I'm his
speech 20 the jury in n damage suit. IN
which Or. y b. jenkins. formerly -
Henderson. Ky. IS plaintiff. General =. -.
J. Williams. counsel tor tho defence are
raignod Or. Jenkins severely
As Williams was repairing to an ante
room after the speech. Or jenkins spit in
his face and ran. The lawyers. htigants.
Wrymen and spectators pursued Dr Jenk-
ms 10 q livery stable. where he sought
refuge BE held the crowd no bay with
an open knife.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-21
nichmoud Author Appreciated.

Mrs. Kathrine Miller Gum. ~ hlch.
mond. Va. formerly Daisy Miller -
Washington. u. c., Is me composer o'
two EXQUISITE little ballads. which have
been published recently hy Ohver Dr.
SON. musical publisher Sew YORK 't
THE Cradle song is ono 'nH S'er'N
Song" the other. These musical gems
can be- appreciated As mo hearliui ll-
sotretion OF r mother devoted no TWO
hsantiful and interesting daughters. Mrs.
C,u,n Is the Only child LETT bv J. c. MI
ler tho early doomed. lamented. and ac-
conniished owner and editor - The Wash
ington critic. whose brief. brilliant career
Washingtonians cannot fail - rer'N
Airs Gums songs are new. with a minor
hrea,hlng. paintive and touching The.r
.~nes ar, magnetic and catcNi1g-' ths
stvle which comes 70 s;ay.-washlrs,on
Post
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-21

OF the people at the expense of all the
rest OF the people.
The fact that tho Republican party
has appointed this committee 10 take the
subject OF amending the currency condi-
lions under consideration Is a fact Of the
very greatest importance. because 1t in
dicates that the popular complaint OF fhe
conditions that the national bank act
has brought upon the country has forced
themselves TO receive the consideration
at least OF the men who are responsible
for that act.
The Republican committee has met and
IS now sitting at Atlantic City. y. J. The
members all declare that they are welded
to no particular theory. but that they
have before them all the currency bills
that have been brought forward. and that
they will make up such measure as they
may frame from all OF these bills and
from such other suggestions as they may
receive On as their members may make
One thing seems certain: IL seems Ger
tain that the committee; will declare I'M
equivocally for the country committing
itself unalterably TO the gold standard
and that provision OF some sort viii be
made for the ultimate rtirement Of green
backs. II IS. of course, wei that both
these measures shall be reported, but
they will fan utterly short Of meeting the
ON
the gold standard. and no suggestion OF
departing from f. will ever be tolerated
by the country. A new declaration,
therefore. that we shall retain the gold
standard. while entirely we'll In IT'S way
accomplishes nothing in the line Of relief
and quieting popular discomfort. il is
all right also. to provide for retiring the
greenbacks But the sreenbacks. while
becoming a most active agency for evil
when bad conditions come upon tho coun-
try. play no part in bringing Those condi-
tons upon the country Those conditions
arise out OF other causes, and all Of these
causes lie at the door Of the national
bank act This act confines our currency
10 tho national currency that is good az
its face in any quarter Of the Union
whereupon the commercial centres draw
IL all to themselves. leaving the aericul-
tural communities bare. ana the same act
then forbids these agriculturists 10 re-
sort to such substitutes as would el-
fectualy answer their purposes while
causing no trouble or discomfort 20 people
anyhere else. The seat Of the disease Is
at that spot and until 1t is treated there
no progress will be made in curing ~. il
will continue TO disorder the BODY pohile
until il receives proper treatment. But
this committee Of party that believes in
favoring some Americans at the expense
Of other Americans will never deal with
the subject as it deserves to be treated.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-21

DR.. Mitchell says in diff
cult cases Of Anemia, he adds
cod-liver oil half am hour
after each meal and he likes
to use it in an emulsion; that
he has watched with grow
ing surprise some liStless,
feeble, creature gathering
flesh, color and wholesome
ness Of mind and body from
this treatment.
"Scott's Emulsion is cod
liver oil combined with by
poPhosphites. Itregenerates
tissue, invigorates the nerves
and brain, enrichcs the blood
and adds fat and strength.
SOC. and s. 90, all drugsi,,s.
SCOTT BOVINE, She"is''' New forL
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-21
lie Borrowed the Expression

what have you 10 say. prisoner. be-
fore sentence IS passed upon you?''
who, me2 Well. all / gotter say.
Jedge. IS that I'm the victim OF a wicked
conspiracy
The prisoner evidently imagines him
self a party boss. Six years az hard
labor Cleveland Plain Dealer
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-21

course. the operations OK the gold stand
CURRENCY and the times and ~ages have
NOT grown worse. Never have ee"uoi ,.,.
theories been $50 "aly ,,. - H..
Too e.oaet -''''''.''
,...''.... .,,.., b. WAS fin
t.,t he 4. stronger m ono way AMI
him amy longer. il- says the ISSUES o
1876 will De stronger D" nn, ia. -.
lhe N'.' r..-t., m fh. States
,t..... ara. h.ffar 1Is PROSPECTS ~ the