The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1902-04-22
Tennis is again popular pastime o
the High street court.

| Tennis is again a popular pastime o.
the High street court.
! Butterine 90 cents pound at Atkinson g
Clean and sweet. and better than cheal
butter.
The cigar store of Leonard Fisher, OIL
Washington street. has been purchased BY
Joseph Atkins.
Young men are wanted to canvass fol
the sale of gas stoves, on commission
Apply at "a High street.
Adam Stills, ST., of Ewanville, wa,
buried in the Brotherhood cemetery, al
Mount Holly. yesterday.
G. B. Parsons has more cattle this weeh
from John Lippincott's, which are extra
fine. Also cheese. fresh butter and eggs.
The law office Of the late Mark R. Sooy
is being fitted up in fine style for the oc
cupancy of Prosecutor Samuel A. Atkin-
son.
The remains of Samuel D. Colby, Of
Hainesport, were inferred In the Brother
hood cemetery. Mount Holly, on Friday
Deceased was 70 years old
The annual CONVENTION of the Burlington
County Christian Endeavor Union will be
held in the Burlington Presbyterian
Church, on Thursday afternoon and even
ing, April "a.
Robert Hill, colored, wants a place in
the country as coachman, butler or ser
want in general For reference and further
information address j. W. Robinson,
Lumberton.
The contract has been awarded for the
erection at East Riverton of farming
implement mandatory, 81 by 100 feet,
to employ forty to fifty men, and to be
completed by the 10Th of June
In Grace Church at Merchantville, on
Wednesday evening, occurred the mar
rage of Miss Bertha Matlack Ball and
Howard French Slim. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. r. G. Moses, and was
witnessed by large and fashionable au-
dience.
DR.. C. E. Lord, who has been practic-
ing dentistry with DR.. Harker, has rented
the Office on Washington street recently
occupied by II. H. Earnest, and is having
it fitted up for dentists Office which he
will open May 70. DR.. Lord will also con-
tinue practice at his Medford office.
Edward W. Evan has a two months
job in making alterations to the residence
of Joseph j. White, at New Lisbon,
which is to be transformed into an up-to-
date house with all modern improve
ments, which will cost about s., O00 The
work will be commenced this week.
Last November 10 pigs were delivered
at the insane asylum Superintendent
Deacon gave them good attention, and
yesterday he delivered them to Trenton
merchant. They weiged $3.50 lbs, alive.
Deducting 90 lbs. per 100 for dressed
weight they would weigh 226O lbs Pref
ty good for seven months old pigs.
While in disorderly mood on Saturday
night, Ella and Eta Gibson, mother and
daughter, entered the Cline restaurant on
Washington street and broke show case.
They were arrested and committed to Jail
for four days. but on Sunday they each
paid fine of 81. As, and were released on
the promise to pay for the damage in
Cured.
Frank Crainar and Elizabeth Kelso, of
Lenola, were taken before Justice Petit,
at Moorestown, Tuesday, charged with
attempting to blackmail Joseph c. Hole
ton, superintendent of the Moorestown
Water Works. Several letters were Of
fered in evidence wherein they made COM
promising accusations and threatened to
inform his wife of certain charges unless
he sent them sum of money. Mr.. Hole
ton employed Detective Burr, who traced
the letters to the accused and got an ad-
mission from them that they had written
the defamatory missives When taken be-
fore the Justice they pleaded not guilty.
The Justice placed each under $500 bail
for court trial In addition to this charge
the couple may also have to face the
charge of using the U. s. mails for i'm
proper purposes.