The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1902-04-15
LOCAL NEWS.

The panel of petit jurors for the May
term Of court win be drawn this morning
BY an act of the recent Legislature the
state now pays bounty of 50 for every
fox killed
A very pretty rainbow was visible on
Thursday evening just before the setting
of the sun.
William A. Slaughter has been chosen
as the legal adviser for the township OF
Chesterfield.
Several of the county roads are in bad
condition as the result of the washings by
winter storms.
The mus cal entertainment to be given
by the Lotus Club will be the event OF
tomorrow evening.
Eliza IL. Jones has purchased houss
on Ridgway street for 500. the property
OF james d. Pitcher, of Camden.
Franklin Buttsrworth will discontinue
receiving poultry for the season at the
Mount Holly depot after Thursday.
Alice Riley has purchased for 1912 a
property on West Washington street,
from Howard X. Deacon, OF Philadelphia.
A stone roller, OF Friday morning.
crushed the iron plates over the culvert at
the corner of Union and Buttonwood
streets
Asher Kirby, on Thursday. delivered to
Franklin BuLterworth forty capons that
averaged 104 lbs, for which he received
"A cents per pound.
George Dennis is now In the employ OF
the Armour Packing Company, taking the
place of Frank Mathis, who was trans
ferred to New Brunswick.
Edward T. Lambert, of Riverside, has
made an assignment for the general ben
eft of his creditors The liabilities are
$16,59SS4; assets, $l4,262
The remains of James B. Wiseman, OF
Philadelphia, which were recently buried
in Mount Holly, have been disinterred
and removed back to the city.
The dwelling house on Garden street,
belonging to the late Antis Shinn was
sold at public sale, on Saturday, to A.
Lincoln Lippincott, for $113O.
The Adams Express Company has open
ed branch office at the hardware store OF
s. P. Cline, where small packages will be
received and calls may be left.
Miss Clara Bullock il acting az hook.
keener for William p 0ohnrn M;ss Rs.-
sic Z;etz res;ga;no heca,,.a Of har ,ntan
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nham straaf fall fror,. The s5fsc,s 80 a. !.
tack Of vertigo At her horne On T,,a.lsv
receiving severe cash on her face
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Judge Charles r. Hendrickson and fam,
". who expect to he in London in time
to witness the coronation Of Kino Ed
ward
On Friday pext several mamhsrs 81
Company E will go to Camden to partic-
ipate in shoot on the armory range for
color decorations and armory qualifica-
tions.
Mablon w. Newton nronr;etor Of
Green's Hotel in Philadelphia, is said to
have an eye on the Arcade Hotel, Mount
Holly, which is likely 10 change hands in
the near future.
Wainwright Batchelder, lad about 10
years of age, was playing In the street
yesterday morning, when he was run over
by two bicyclers and his left leg was
broken near the knee.
The residence of Fred Harms. at
Browns Mills. was DESTROYED by FIRE on
Friday night. The loss was $500 with no
insurance. The fire ia supposed to have
been of incendiary origin.
Coal thieves are again in evidence in
Mount Holly. and if any person is caught
at this business he win probably have to
pay good deal more than what his
thieyings amount to or 90 to Jail.
Ths Rev chsr,ss pa+t;ohar rao.or 80
St. Stephens Protestant Episcopal Church.
Beverly. was rendered a reception at the
parish house Thursday evening in honor
of the tenth anniversary of his rectorsbin
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Martin T. Haines for his appearance at
eourt.
Justice Cleveueer has rendered a YER
dict IN favor Of the nlaintiff in the suit
of the Union National Bank Of Mount
Holly va John o,Tearv Jr Of v;ncen-
town who was the alleged endorser of
note given nv r 7, Mathis of pember.
ton who recentlv failed
Richard Wells r. and samua, Wood.
;ngton were arrested ON Tbursdav at
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