The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1907-11-12
At your own price. See Boyce's win

A reward will be paid for the return o
the money that was lost on the result G
the election.
Sixty-three hogs killed last week by Hi
man Gresham, of Wrightstown, weighe
9 49, 900 pounds.
William w. Lippincott. of Pemberton
Y is making large shipments of pork t
. Bucks county, Pa.
Charles Ramsey was quite sufferer
: last week, the result of being kicked II
r the breast by horse.
Because of the prevalence of typhoiC
r fever, the public school at Easton, II
! Lumberton township. has been closed.
The Bidwell property on the Haines
! port road, containing sixty acres, has beer
rented by Owen Gray, of Philadelphia.
A supper will be given in the Masonic
Temple, on Thursday evening, November
l5. by the Ladies' Aid Society of the M
e. Church.
A horse fiddle orchestra has been or
ganized at Delanco, for the purpose OF
giving series of concerts to newly mar
ried couples.
After eating hearty dinner, on Fri
day, Mrs. Jacob Claypoole, of Cherry
street, was seized with q serious illness.
She Is now much improved.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Metho-
dist Church, at Marion. will hold their
annual fair and bazaar, In Endicott's hall,
at that place, on November 81, % and %.
Lithographic post cards of Mount Hol
| ly. Each card contains blending OF
eight colors. IS subjects. 2 for cts. %
cts. dozen. L. 8. Boyce, stationer, %
Garden street.
A lady's gold hunting case watch and
chain was lost on the stone road between
Mount Holly and Jacksonville on Satur-
day. Initials on case A. G. H. Finder
will be rewarded by leaving 1t at 21S
Broad st., Mount Holly.
A wild west show was given in the yard
of Prof. Lawrence Elbertson, corner OF
Union and Buttonwood streets, Saturday
afternoon, by the young boys of that
neighborhood. There was large atten-
dance and the performance was great.
Do you know that Pinesalve Carbolized
acts like poultice in drawing out infam-
nation and poison3 1t is antiseptic For
cuts, burns, eczema, cracked hands 1t gives
immediate relief. Sold by 81. B. Allen.
Mount Holly, F. s. Hill ard, vinentown.'
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Lutheran
Church, near Hainesport, will give an
oyster supper on Saturday evening,
November 16, in the hall at Hainesport.
A quilt with $50 names sewed on by hand
will be offered for sale. Full supper will
be served for 80 cents.
DIR. Eugenia Whitehead has purchased
of Josiah w. Evan the latter's building |
on Washington street adjoining the bridge, |
which she will occupy. The present ten
ant, Miss Addie Combs, has rented and
occupied a portion of the Sarah Jane
Gaskill property on Garden street.
The Burlington County Board of Tax
alton will visit Bordentown on Wednes-
day to hear appeals from Bordentown city. |
Bordentown township, Chesterfield,
Fieldsboro and Mansfield. On Friday the
Board will sit at Beverly for Beverly city, |
Beverly township and Willingboro.
The open season In New Jersey for
shooting hare, rabbit, quail, partridge,
grouse, English or ring-neck pheasants,
gray, black and fox squirrels, began yes
terday, when hundreds of sportsmen went
out in the country and brought home
fine lot of game. The season will close
On December 81.
Yesterday two boys stood on pave
ment on Brainsrd street, one CT them
holding an air rifle. As another lad passed
On the opposite side one Of the boys said
shoot him, and in response the boy with
the rifle blazed away and the cartridge
struck the lad who was fred at. wounding
The head near the eye. but fortunately
missing the eye.
Alfred Newton and Woody" Severns
caught catfish on Tuesday above the
railroad bridge at Delanco that was %
inches long, and weighed pounds. The
head measures seven inches across and six
inches through the body This is one of
;he largest fish of its kind ever caught in
The Rancocas Greek. Alex. Horn has the
ish on exhibition In his Give car"
On a charge of non-support preferred
by his wife,. formerly Miss Rose Dolan, of
Mount Holly, Howard Hoffman, of Riv-
srside, was last week given hearing be-
lore Justice Zeigler. During the trial
Hoffman signiied his intention of doing
better in the future. He was placed I'M
Ter 5000 bail which he furnished. A re-
,onciliation followed and the couple are
again enjoying home comforts.
The event in secret society circles, last
night, was the Farmers Picnic" given
In the Gaskill building by the Shepherds
Of Bethlehem. The evening was made
merry by those attired In fancy costume,
some Of whom, dressed in imitation of
the old-fashioned farmer and his wife,
disported themselves on the street before
entering the lodge room. Several prizes
were awarded for the best representations.
A big house enjoyed the vaudeville and
moving picture entertainment In the
opera house on Saturday. 1t was the best
bill yet offered in this series and was pro-
nounced the highest class show for the
prices ever given in Mount Holly. There
will be another entertainment equally
good next Saturday evening when the
same popular prices, 10 and % cents, will
be charged. The special vaudeville at
fractions will be sure to please you.
To those who enjoy tuneful music.
pretty costumes, beautiful scenery and
real comedy, the opportunity will be Of
fered on Friday evening next when ''The
Girl In the Barracks" will be presented in
the Opera House. This play met with
great success when Louis Mann and
Clara Lipman, appeared In it as co-stars.
The plot is novel in theme and 1t is said to
be decidedly humorous. Mr.. Jos.- w. STAN
dish and Miss Marie Beaugarde who ap
pear in the stellar roles this season are pro-
minently identified with musical com edy.
In support of Mr.. Standish and Miss
Beaugarde, Allen E. Reid, who presents
this clever musical farce, has engaged a
cast of well known players. Seats now
on sale at Jamison's.
Alleged acquaintance with former
citizen who has been dead for some time,