The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1907-12-10
LOCAL NEWS.
Bargain gift table at Curtis.

Bargain gift table at Curtis.
Watch Boyce's window for Christms
suggestions.s
Mrs Josephine Estilow was very i'll wit
the grip last week.
A girl wanted for general housework
Apply at 25 Pine street.
The Delaware and Raritan canal wi
close to navigation on December 90.
John s. Butterworth. of High street. /
recovering from an attack of pneumonia.
Mrs. Winfield Cults, of Tabernacle
was visitor in Mount Holly, on Wednes
day.
The coal business left by the late Jud
son c. Gaskill will be continued by hi
two daughters.
Samuel Greenwald has sold house and
lot on Main street, Vincentown, to Chas
G. Bowker for $780,.
The ladies of the Methodist Church, a
IEdian Mills, will hold an oyster suppe
next Saturday evening.
A. L. johnson. of Trenton, has sold I
lot on Church street. Mount holly, to thu
Risdon- Alcott Turbine Company.
As the result of a fall at Chances pickle
factory, where he was employed, George
W. Burk, of Monroe street, broke his arm
Linton Nippins, son of Frank Nippins,
of Cherry street, fell off the wood shed,
Saturday morning. and injured his spine.
]. w. Colkitt 6 Co. expect the arrival
of car of gluten feed about December
is, which they will sell at $50 per ton on
car
j. Frank Dillon, colored, is now in
Mount Holly. The young man, who is
quite an artist, is engaged on his master
piece.
By the time Christmas arrives, Harry
L. Knight, of Medford, will have sold
and shipped to the west over $4,000 yards
of laurel.
The blacksmith shop connected with
the warehouse of Charles A. King, on
Buttonwood street, is now in charge of
Robert B. Howell.
Light from an Old Lamp" is the SUBJ
ject of the sermon to be delivered by Rev.
G. M. Hughes, in the M. E. church next
Sunday evening.
Caleb Dudley and wife, of Mount Hol-
ly, will attend a meeting of the Pennsyl-
vania State Grange to be held at West
Chester, Pa, this week.
George Wood, mail carrier at Marion.
who had cataract successfully removed,
is abouv 20 have a similar operation per-
formed ON his other eye.
1t is reported that the Deer Park farms,
near Ellisburg, containing 400 acres, be-
longing to the Cuthbert estate, have been
sold to Horace Roberts, of Fellowship.
AS the result of an attack of neuritis,
Mrs Samuel H. Chambers, of Garden
street, has lost the sight of one eye, and
her condition is reported to be critical.
The gray squirrels to be seen in Ash
bursts woods are very tempting to gun
ners. who let them alone because of the
fact that the law will be enforced against
any person killing them.
Rings Little Liver Pills wake up lazy
hvers, clean the system and clear heskin.
Try them for biliousness and sick head
ache. Price 25c. Sold by Fl. B. Allen,
Mount Holly, F. s. Hilliard, Vincen-
town.
Wallace Gennett broke ground for a
new double house at Bridgeboro, Thurs
day, and before night had received appli-
cations from nearly dozen people who
wanted TO rent it. Mr. Gennett will build
several more dwellings.
William E. G. Dennis, of Burlington
county, is now in the state prison. He
was committed to the reformatory at Rah-
way for breaking and entering, but owing
to his bad conduct there, he was trans
ferred to Trenton with a number of other
prisoners.
AS far as possible people should make
their Christmas purchases now, which
would make business better and avoid the
rush which is sure to follow later on. In
THE NEws to-day is presented the adver-
tisementsiof many merchants who should
receive your holiday trade.
The list of unclaimed letters remaining
In the post Office for the week ending De-
cember T. is as follows: Robert Allen,
Mrs. Gibbs, Miss Clara Draw baugh, Mrs.
Harry Robinson, Mathew Phara, Wilbur
Parker, Mrs. Elizabeth Shaffer. Mrs. Ber-
tina Smith, Con Smith, Lizzie Woodlow.
A few days since there was an explo-
sion at the home of Mrs. Nathaniel Lip
pincott, on Buttonwood street, which
blew all the lids off the stove and COW
cred everything in the kitchen with ashes.
1t is supposed that some blasting powder
got into the coal before it was shipped
from the mines.
1t is said that because of an allegep
deal by which he conspired to defraud
the stockholders of the bankrupt United
States Graphite Company. NJ Weber Wat
kinson has been held in $1,000 bail under
an indictment found against him in Phil
adelphia. He was one of the former pub
fishers of the defunct Mount Holly Dis
patch.
While Arthur Sooy, living near Taber-
nacle. was recently cunning down near
the shore, there was an unaccountable
discharge of his gun which he carried on
his arm. The force of the shot threw the
weapon back, and as Arthur was in the
act of recovering it the second barrel
went off, blowing away some of the flesh
on his upper left arm, producing very
bad wound He then drove nearly 80 miles
to Pemberton before ne could get ply
stefan.
The Cinnaminson Heat, Light and Pow
er Company has a force of men at work
extending their lines through the Walters
tract, in Delanco, on which the Public
Service Corporation refused to lay gas
pipes until they were paid in advance for
doing so. The Beverly township attorney
has been instructed to start proceedings
necessary to annul the charter of the
Public Service Corporation. The town
ship committee believe that this move
will result in the desired mains being
laid.
After losing his right thumb by ampu-
tation because of felon, then his hand
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