The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1907-09-17
LOCAL NEWS.
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army reunion.
The remains of James E, Patterson, {
Tioga, Pa. were buried in Mount Holly
on Wednesday.
For quality and style nothing to bes
the Stetson Hat. Bayersdorfer has tn
exclusive agency.
Announcement is made of the engage
ment of Charles A. Harker and Miss Mar
Ethel Dudley, both of Mount Holly.
The breaking of rope caused set G
hay shelvings to fall on Howard Nixon
of Three Tuus He was seriously hurt.
The Jefferson excelsior mills at Hano
yer station are closed, the property hav
ing been levied on by Sheriff Noreross.
John M. Knuth, the High street plumber
has removed from Buttonwood street t
the John F. Riley property on Unio
street.
Amos Evans, of Westampton township
has received 81 600 for his stallion, Dill
lard P. The new owner Of the anima
lives In Ohio.
The interest in the property on Rutlan
avenue, belonging to the heirs of Jane
Stewart, deceased, has been sold to Letiti
p. Prickitt.
Upholstering, carpet laying, furnitur
repairing, floor staining, vanishing an,
kalsomining Samuel ]. Taylor, 20 Hig
street. Bell 378 D.
While working at the Springfield meet
ing house, Arthur Parker had his toe
crushed and one foot bruised by the fall
ing of some gravel.
Charles Barnes, brother of Mrs. Liv
ingston, of Jobstowf, Is at the mansion
house on the Rancocas stock farm, serious
ly i'll with consumption.
The railroad tracks in front of the fai
grounds have been put in good condition
for the opening of the fair, which will
begin one week from to-day.
The throat and nose OF Miss Margaret,
Purcell, daughter of Rev. G. E. Purcell
of Pemberton, were operated on at tn,
Methodist Hospital, Philadelphia. las
week.
Wanted.-In private family, board fol
two adults and two children during fail
week. Want two rooms with use of bath
Plain cooking. Answer, w. E. s., Young
Pier, Atlantic City.
Laudlen Bluste. who now lives at Bos
ton, may take up his permanent residence
in Mount Holly. He has been visiting In
this section after an absence of 90 years
in the regular army.
Frank Harper, well known farmer
living near Birmingham, is suffering from
adog's bite received year ago. There
was a scar left where the dog had bitten
him but it had apparently healed.
Do you know that Pinesalve Carbolized
acts like poultice in drawing out inflam.
nation and poison2 1t is antiseptic. Fol
cuts, burns, eczema, cracked hands 1t gives
immediate relief. Sold by II. B. Allen.
druggist.
During the rounding up of several
tramps, on Thursday, one of them made
break and started to run away. Samuel
]. Taylor followed and brought the fugi-
tive to standstill after firing three shots
from his revolver
George r. Vansciver, Jr., of Camden,
has paid 81 900 to Edward K Vansciver
for his half interest In the stable property
on White street, Mount Holly; the Krnm
lots and wharf property at Riverside; the
wharf property at Centreton. Hainesport.
etc.
The unclaimed letters that remain In
the post Office for the week ending Sep
TENDER IA: Mr.. Broome, Roger Graystone,
Thomas Haines, H. G. Haines, Mrs
Thomas Hartman, Mrs. Mary Murdoch,
Mrs. L. Rossell. ST.. Mrs Lucina Peters z
and Merritt G. Speedel.
1t is said that several matrimonial al
liances are looked for among the fail
visitors who have been spending the sum-
mer at New Egypt, as the result of Their
future welfare having been made known by
the fortune tellers connected with band OF
gypsies that are camping at Cookstown.
The annual meeting of the w. q. T. U
was held at Mrs. Charles HI. Engle's
After listening to an interesting and en-
couraging report of superintendent the
following officers were elected: President,
Mrs. H. l. Budd; recording secretary
Mrs F. III. jacket; treasurer, Mrs. Carrie
Il. Engle; Vice Presidents, Mrs. Barclay
Moore, Mrs Samuel Bullock, Mrs Sarah
Lamb, Mrs. Frank Armstrong, Miss jamie
Jamison; Press Superintendent. Sadie M
Haag.
Constable Rue, of Englishtown, found
COW stole warrant intended for the arres
of Archie Emmons, of Englishtown, on tn,
charge of appropriating potatoes to the
value of $50 belonging to Mrs. Ella F
Crane. Mrs. Crane claimed that Emmon
cultivated patch of potatoes on share
and then sold the product. The COW swal
lowed the warrant and the constable wa
unable to determine whether it went dow
to Justice Barkalow, who said the Gov
must be killed, but later out of pity TO
the constable he agreed to issue dupli
cate warrant. Emmons gave BAIL
Several persons we're invited to the jail
on Saturday morning, to witness an ex
hibition given by Prof. Roscoe G. Her
mann. known as the ''handcuft king" Hi
ability to escape from penal institution
is remarkable. Chains. bars and lock
were insufficient to prevent him fror
walking ont of the county jail. Herman
took off his coat and vest and after bein
searched pair of handouts was place
on his wrist. He was then confined In
cell on the second floor. Turnkey Gaski
locked the cell door, and two iron doors
the corridor were also fastened. The VII
itors then went down stairs. At go
O'Clock Hermann was told to go to worl
1t took him just four minutes to remoy
the handouts, unlock the fastenings G
the three doors and make his appearant
In the Sheriff's office again. Hermann
prdcticai ioch Maher. ne inttnueu
get out in two minutes, but he had
spend that much time on the lock of b
cell, which spectator found difficult
open even with the key.
Hens have been known to mother your
ducklings. dog frequently shows frien
ly interest in a kitten and even a lion al
a lamb have lived together harmonious
until the lion got hungry-but Bridg
boro has produced a combination th
would be fine subject for the natu
fsker For a bereayed mother cat