The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1900-06-19
kHRC'S
TrLsrHoNE No. 8

TELEPHONE No.
June 10, 1900.
Fine graduated sugar, &C.
Gold Medal Flour, 6oc ID.
Pillsbury Flour, 6ac ID.
If the -four you are using
doesn't give satisfaction, try
Holly, it makes nice white
bread, 6oc Il.
Pancake Flour. - Uncle
Jerry's Pancake Flour, a MKT
ure of wheat, corn, rice and po-
tatoes. Nice for a quick break.
fast, Ioc.
Yuco.-An elegant break
fast dish, I5c a package.
Peanut Wafers.-We are
having big run on these cakes
at present, it is the favor that
makes them take. nc a pound.
Fresh every Saturday.
MasIIns, or Porcelain Lined
Preserving Kettles, all sizes and
prices to suit, for instance, a 10
at. one for soc.
Dried Fruit. = Those we
mentioned last week at about
halt price, only a very few
left. Apricots, Nectarines and
Plums, 1oc from 16c. Apples,
SC from SC.
Grape Nuts. - The great
brain and nerve food, I4c.
Seeded Raisins.-A good
one for Ioc; the Owl brand, the
finest there is. 14c.
Hawke Eye Rolled Oats.
"A pound package of good
oats for &c.
PHIL KARC,
81 King St.. Mount Holly.
CHERRIES SALE.
By virtue Of a writ of fieri tacias, to me di.
rected, issued out of the Court of Chancery Of
the state of New Jersey. will sell at public
sale, on
THURSDAY, JULY 10, 1900,
between the hours of IL and O'Clock in the
afternoon of said day (to-wit at o'clock), at
Zeiiey's hotel, Mount Holly, NJ j.,
All that farm and household premises, stu
NrnA MnA 1n6f fr.po .1oI1
the said Mary fJane Braddock became seized
by deed from Adelaide Braddock, dated April
second, 1886, and recorded In the Clerks Office
of Burlington county, at Mount Holly. in
Book l II of Deeds, folio. 56S, &C., and de-
scribed as follows, viz: Beginning at stone
from Medford to Fairview, corner to James E.
Adams land, thence a. running along the
middle of said road or Main street, northeast
IN the same and corner to Elizabeth Mathis
lot, along the line OF which 1T runs (2) south
eighty-fOur degrees and fifteen minutes east,
one chain and ninety-seven and a halt links to
a stone corner TO the same in late Beulah s.
Moore's line, along which it runs (3) north
seven degrees east sixty-four links to stone
Stratton or Peacock road, along which it runs
az south seventy-three degrees east one chain
and ninety-six links to a stone, corner to said
Moore; thence (hl partly by the same but
principally by George Stackhouse land, north
fifteen degrees east four chains and tn irty-
five links to q stake corner TO the same in the
ELEPHANTS Mill stream or the South Branch OF
the Rancocas creek; thence (6) up the same
the several courses and distances thereof to a
stake in the same and corner to late Bicajah
K. Wills land, along the line OF which it runs
az north fifty three degrees west six chains
TO a stone corner to the same ana corner to
late Barclay Haines LAND, along the line OF
which 1t runs (s) south thirty degrees and fit
teen min utes west ten chains ana seventy
links TO stone corner to the same, by which
it runs (9) south sixty four degrees west seven
chains and thirty-seven links to stake cor
uer to the same and to Lawrence W Jones'
land near the aforesaid creek; thence (l0)
down the middle of the same the several
courses and distances thereof to a point in the
same corner to laie Jemima Branin's LAND
along the line OF which 1t runs ny south fifty
nine degrees and thirty minutes east one
CHI in and nlnety links to a stone in her line
and coraer to late sarah Craine's line, along
which III runs and others Q2) north thirty
three egrees and fifteen minutes east two
chains and seventy-six links to stone corner
runs Q3) south eighty-six degrees and forty
i've minutes east one chain and forty-three
links to u stone corner to the same In the mid
die OF the ELEPHANTS Mill and Medford ROAD,
along which 1t runs (l4) north thirty-three de-
grees and fifteen minutes east thirty links to
a stone in the same and corner to late John
Sheirs land, along the line of which it runs
Q5) south eighty-three degrees east one chain
and fifly-three links to u stone corner to the
same. by which it runs tl6) south SIX degrees
and forty-five minutes west one chain and
four links to stone corner to the same and to
James E. Adams land, by which IL runs (l7)
south eighty-two degrees east one chain and
seventy links to the beginning. Containing
nineteen and thirty hundredths acres OF land,
more or less, except the small pieces back of
George Taylor's and Stacy Carrigan's lots
sold to them, containing about "a acre, more
or less, ana also excepting thereout, the par
eel of land sold and conveyed by the said
Mary Jane BraddOck to the Star Glass Com
pany, by deed dated the sixteenth day OF
April, A. d. 1900, and recorded in Book No. 346
of Deeds, page 10. &C., which said parcel o;
land contains one and Lwenty-fOur hundredths
acres.
Seized as the property OF Mary Jane Brad
do k, defendant, taken in execution at the
suit of Henry Wright, ct ais, executors, &c,
OF James Dellett, deceased, complainants, and
to be sold by
CHARLES r. FENTON,
M r. SooY, Sol'r. Sheriff. |
Dated June Is, 1900 PRS adv. fee, $40 40. |
SALE