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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-27

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~ rihtete gnspflifa, beren griz
~ iten5 I'M pergangenen Wtonat
in bieiem 8lntte semeIbet ipuroe,
lautet in oeutifer lleberieeung:
nSiefbetriibt iiber has b~eflagenss
tpertbe Zoos Der Snbianer in Sib>
Mmerifa bat bereits liner erlaIdter
8orgdnger genebift Der 3ier5ebnte
pie befannt, in ieinem Shreiben
IS m M a g It o r m" bonn
%. Se3ember 1741 iih bercn Sahe
angenommen; ba 8ir nun fat Die
gleihen 0inee, bic BARN bon ibm be-
'flaet nerben, audi IN pielen Srten
beute nod bebduern, beeilen Wir Inns
jenes S1reiben in euer @ebdftnib
~5uriid5urufen. Go lit Yapit 8enebift
II. a. audi barber betriibt setpeien,
baB. obsleih Der Ipoitoliihe Stlbl
ifou piel 9etban bat, Inn bas BELLA
s~ensipertbe Shidial Der Snbianer 81
milbern, lid INNER nod geraoe pie
bamals 2eute finben, Die ben ipabren
&alben befennen, Die aber fat gang
Den in uniere Ser3en bur6 ben Sl.
@eiit binein9elegten gbaritasiinn pers
leuanen, unb Die has Heft 81 baben
slauben. bic nnsliidlihen Snbianer
(uno niht MIR Ioldbe, benen bas Siht
oes @laubens feblt, ionbern audi Die.
lpelde Die hi. Saufe Der @ieber9eburt
em~pfdn9en baben) entpeoer IN 8nehts
iboft gu balten, ooer lie an Inbere
ais Sflapen 81 nerbanbeln, ober ibncn
lire Sitter ab3unebmen nnb ie nit
folder ltnmenihlifteit 5u bebanoeln,
bah lie Dor alien G)ingen nihts mebr
bon elmer 8efebrung gum ebriitens
tbum piiien ipoaen, ionbern INNER
mebr in 5ab sesen ~basielbe iid
beitdrfen."
Die idlimmite bieIer llnniirbi9s
teiten, Die eisentIihe Sflaberei, bon
Der porbin Die Hebc lpar, ipnrbe =
Dem aQmGdtigcn 8ott lei Sanf -
a~uieeboben. unb INN bies in 8raIilien
nno Den anberen 2dnbern offentlid
an beiperfiteqigen. bat bas miltterlife
OrGngen ieitens Der Stride bel ben
erlauhteyl Staatsmdnnern iener Nas
tionen picl ba3u b%eigetragen.
8cnn MN audi ifon etipas fir Die
Snoianer getban ipurbe, 10 bleibt bod
nod picl unD meit mebr fir Tie 81
tbun iibri9. llnb in @abrbeit, ipcnn
@ir an ale Die llnmeniGliffeiten
linb 0erbrefcn benfen, Die beute nod
on linen be9ansen lperoen, ba mDd)ten
@ir seraoe3u eritarreu unb es prdst
iid llnicrer Seele tiefes Mitleib fir
lene un9liidlide HaHe elm. Was
fam cs i%iberbampt grauiantcr gcben,
ais Wenihem bin5nmoroen, uftnalS
aus san5 serinsen ltriahen, uber lie
mandmal aus geiu6bnliher Sinnlih.
teit burd Heitidembiebe nnb nit
g!ihenbcn 6iien 81 martern, uoer aus
iibermanenber Seftisfeit Gin 0emetel
ansuridten, ippbci sleid Snnberte
NIB 2auienbc niebersemadt merben,
ptcr aber Wciler nnb 96rfer Su
branbifatem, bic Gingsborenen
maiiafrieren, ppm benen manfer
Stammt, mie Wir p%ernabmen, IN
wenisen Sabrem fait Sans perniftet
iporben lit?
SAB Die Seute 10 nnbdnoi9 iperS
Den, lit iider gum 9roben Sbeile Der
Suht mad Heihtbum, nidt gum
@inbeiten aber aud Der Hatur bes
&limas ielbit unb Der Gage iener
9dnber su3uihreiben. ga ndmlif)
iene Streden einem 9~liibenben Cons
nenbranb auseeiebt iinb. mas in ben
Ibern cine gentle Rattigfeit craeust,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-27
ufsmu
GAitnrieues.

Die NJ / d t 10 it SeihliiHc Der
d. gncrican federation of Catholic
Societics" iinb beuer un5ipeifelbdft
iene, pelhe lid nit Der 4 h il
onn9 unb Der Irbeiterra9 c
befaiieu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-27

Griinbun9sgeiit, Der fir @%erbiQigung
Der Erpbuftion n~ufeefpenbct lpirb, ees
braud)t lpiirbc, Inn unlcrc Snbuitricn
l~cbcnslid)cr 81 MAIDEN, piirbe al
picics %crifmc1bcn bon Snuienben
unD Sauienbcn bon Wdnner>,
Srallcnz llb ainbersScbcn rein rnz
mDglib icin.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-27
gielleidt wikt Sbr's nod uift, mir

baben's aud ni6t friibcr 9cpubt,
ndmlid, oab i'm perfloiienen Sabre
iibcr $366,0OO,000 in @rbcitsl0bncn
pcrlorer gingen uub guar burd 49,.
100000 &rdnfbcitsidlle inter Den
Grbcitern III ben @creiuigten Siaatcn.
laut eincm Yampblct iiber Subuitries
arantbeiten, luclhcs icBt ourh baS
Neip 9orfcr Grbeitss Scpartcmeut an
Ole Ier5te unb 9oipitdler pcrtbcilt
tpirb. Sn oieiem Yampblet miro Die
Nufmerfiamfeit auf Die 5batiade bins
geleuft, baB elm iebr GROCER 3bcil
bieier aranfbeiten ihdoIid,en unb
b e r m e / bbarcn in~buitricQcn
gerfabren brett 5u5ui6reiben 1T.
@enn nur cine hinge bon benz
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-27
Cine @eiinnumss : Neuscrums Der

DSainois Thanksgiving" bon Chicago
lautet alio: .@ertruo Itberton, Die
befannte N~opeaiitiu ertldrtc, bab
8au Strcet Den ibr ipmpatbii6eu
8ooiepelt ippbl uSebbp" ober Gait
.9ia" taufen fonnen, baB Die SDriias
her aber nicmals @eleeenbeit baben
fpiirben, Yrdiibent 8ilion .@oobp"
gu taufen. Sa, Die @elegenbeit pers
Den linen Die @dbler am 5. Nopemz
Der nlleroinss peripebrcn." - Na,
rpariim benn 10 neibiib iein, liebe
Sante; es lam ia bod nidts belfcn!
Gber man fiibIt fir Sic uno bat
@itIeibl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-27

Der StGtte Der gertpirrung ln1 bes
SittensreueIs fpebt fein Vonier, ba
bolen Die Biirser Der @enidenfeeIer
It'd tire 2ofrne. 5ier tpirb NIT 8eIb,
Gbre lnb q euub operiert. tpdbrenb
IN Dem geeeniiberliegenben Eager
SbriIti, = es lit ia elm befanntes
Bib. bic @etreiien iiG I'M bas
areu5 Ihaaren, eetpappnet nit Selbits
berleugnung nnb gntiaeling.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-27
@pn Der &rnpp. 6eier

VuH Oct NrHppE Oeter CHI UtIp
NIT Der Iufifrift pon Ilfreb arupp:
nSei barter Irbeit, Die oft Ndhte
btnourh ipdbrtc, babe ib bon &arz
t%offeln, aaffee unb 8rot 9clebt." -
1lnb troBbem ipdre er arm seblies
ben = pbnc 9apital unb ubne feline
belpobrtcn Irbciter, Die a%lls9ebalten
nnb Die natilrlihen ariien bes iun9cn
nntcrnebmcns an 2cib unb Serbienit
NIT burtgemadt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-27

Der StramboIi lit ipieber su reser
S9dtigfett ertpadt. gu gleifer 3eit
ipiro 9emcIoet, bab Der Colonel feline
Champagne beaonnen bat. 3piid,en
Dem italienii6en Wulfan unb benz
teneripcienben Ganbibaten in Snitcr
Sap mhB elm unterirbiiher 3ulams
menhan9 iein. - ngrooflpn 5rcie
Yrene."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-27

es ipirb gcmeIoet, baB bic ge1enz
fornsGrntc cine iebr ergiebiee iein
iptro. Gum Sdrbern Der mlinisipas
len Ir~giasitdle iperben aber aud,
biele 8eien n0tbi9 iein. - Detroit
Ibenbpoit."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-27

Der peritorbene Witabo bat 10000
@eotdte geihrieben. 8ein 0unber.
Dap er Iih cine 9eibtpafe baIten
mnbte. = "N. 3. MorseusS journal"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-27

Wtebr glutbersieben in Waroffo.
Der "2bronfpedicl" i'm Sherifat nat
alfo nid1ts 5u bebeuten. = .WpIfs@
blatt nno Sreibeitsfreunb."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-27
gom SIP. ~.

(Spc5icn fir bieic Seitung.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-27

Yin fiinf5ebnidbriser Ieseriunge.
Der ipegen fabrlGiiigcr 5Gbfuna au
oret. Sabren 8efdnsi,ib pcrmrtbcilt
iporpen lpar. lit IN Georgia bon Sun.
perten ipeiBer Manner aus Dem @ez
rtd)fslaal ge3errt uno cridloiien pors
pen: SIT oas cine Yrobc Der piel>
gerllbmten nneelidhiiihcn 5apferz
te't! - st. Hall @plfs5eitung."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-27

Sn Senper bat Der Yoliseiitanbal
= llno IN Senper baben Tie Iogar ben
oereoelnoen Ginflub Der Suifraects
fen nno oes Sraucnltimmredts =
5ir Sol9e 9ebabt. baB man ben Yoli,
5tlten Den &niippel abnabm. Sier be-
tet Iues. ibnen bic &niippelfreibcit
ipieoer 81 gebcn. bamit Tic nit Den
.@anes" %aufrdumen. - .Nep gorf
Mhenoblatt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-27

Iuh bas lit @raft! - @enn, pie
Srs 8oupernciir Sbea inter CID auss
ia9t. Der bamaliee YrGiioent Der
Union. Tooiepelt. fir 100000, Die
elm Sarriman fir Den Gampaanez
Sono %anfbrad)te, Die 8iiroe zines
Vnnpesienators an Den ,tppiifen"
Mmerifaner Gbaunccn Sepefp pers
'daherte. - 81. q. I%bcnbblatt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-27
3atbuIiiher 2irhcn g calender.

Niennrtb fann 5ruei Scrrcn bicnen.
Watt6. 8, 24-33.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-27
Gn,yklika ,tarrimtabilt" atapFt Plus hes 3ebntem.

~ ieie on Die grabiidofe unb
All 9iifDfe Siibs Imerifa's eez
ridtete GnSpflifa, beren gris
~ itena I'M peraanaenen Wtonat
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1912-03-26
Is the Filter Workinp ?

This question has been asked more than
once during the past week owing to the
dark color of the water furnished from
some spigots. So far as the general pub
lie knows the filter is working admirably.
although 1t has been shown that 1t can
refuse to act once In awhile.
1t is quite likely petition will be cir
culated within week asking the custom
ers of the water company and the pub
lie in general to aff1x signatures to the re-
quests that will be contained In the paper
and which will be presented to the COM
pany.
We are not In a position to state just
what will be asked, but 1t is reported that
request will be made for the company
to live up to the conditions under which
it's charter was granted and give us ''pure,
wholesome water" and not compel us to
drink even filtered sewage. How and
where to get this supply will be left to
the corporation. Those who will have
the petition presented to them may be
asked to request the township committee
to take steps toward putting in a NUM-
cipal water system, and in order to ensure
the success of this those who sign the
paper may have the suggestion to sign
that in the event of a public water sys-
tenn being installed they will attach to it
Another proposition that may be en-
bodied In the petition is that all con-
sumers refuse to pay water rent for full
year in advance. and that legal steps be
taken to consider the full import and
power of the water company's charter.
All of the above questions are under
Whether any or all of
them will be presented for signatures is
to be considered In a short time.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1912-03-26
Turors for Anr;1.

Sheriff Jordan this morning drew th
following to serve as jurors for the Apr
term of court.
Alfred Holloway. Chesterfield.
Harry Devtnney, North Hanover.
Charles e. Moore, Lumberton.
Benjamin Small, Shamong.
Joseph b. LamsOn, Bass River.
Samuel Fryer, Northampton.
Louis Smith, Riverside borough.
William j. Matthews, Palmyra.
Fred. W. Taylor, Bordentown city.
George r. Bowen, Lumb ertOn.
Charles Blake, Easta mpton.
Antoine Beckenback, Palmyra.
Joseph r. Sis0m, Northampton.
George l.. Gilhngham, Chester.
Oscar Donnelly, Florence.
Isaiah Hackney, Delran.
Henry Davis, North Hanover.
William g. Bowker, Willingboro.
Nathaniel Dudley, Mount Laurel.
Orlando d. Vanness, Chesterfield.
Thomas Hunter, Delran.
Augustus Eur Brugg, Riv erside.
Thomas l.. Assay, Springfield.
Robert ID. Sharp, Mount Laurel.
William Maths, Riverside borough.
r. @. Combs, Mount Laurel.
Albert 4. Cramer, Bass River.
Harry W. B0ureau, Chester.
Alfred ID. Rush, Palmyra
James M. Stokes, Willingboro.
Randolph Cooper, Evesham.
Reuben Parker, Eie1dsboro borough.
Howard Archer, Mansfield.
Charles Henry Hatnes, Southampton.
Clinton Mendenhall, ST., Bordentown city.
Harry Zelley, Mansfield.
George Middleton, Jr.. Evesham.
Jarret Woolman, Southampton.
Joseph 8. Parsons, Beverly city.
George W. Kimble, burlington city.
Theodore b. Wright, Springfield.
Joseph II. Lowden, Burlington city.
Jacob Blankenmier, Riverside.
Albert q. Mayer, Northampton.
John Nash, New Hanover.
William l.. Stevens, New Hanover.
George Paul, Bordentown township.
Harry Lloyd, Cinnaminson.
Richard p. Hughes, Florence.
Charles E. Burr, Bordentown city.
Charles p. Atkinson, Woodland.
Allen M. Hewlings, Pemberton borough.
Howard B. Bishop, Riverside.
Charles l. Hollingshead, Medford.
Howard Montgomery, Pemberton borough.
Joseph e. Hammeu. BURLINGTON city.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1912-03-26

Indictment charging him with a serious
crime on the person of Bessie Emery, o.
4 Columbus, girl under sixteen years o.
age.
| Prosecutor Atkinson said there was nj
doubt In his mind Of the justice of the
verdict. He thought the jury would hav,
been justified In finding the defendant
guilty as charged. The crime was .
serious matter on the future life Of the
girl, who was the daughter Of respectable
parents, who had given her the education
that could be attained at rural schools and
she was being taught music. He thought
| 1t case where the law should be Vindi-
Gated and the prisoner severely punished.
Mr.. Palmer replied by saying that he
believed the court would deal justly In the
case, notwithstanding the expression of
personal opinion on the part of the Prose-
cutor, which counsel declared was an at
tempt on the part of the States officer to
play on the court for sympathy In favor
of the afflicted family.
Mr.. Palmer also gave personal
opinion, which was to the effect that the
girl was a willing party to the crime. II
think the statute which applies to this
case, said Mr.. Palmer, 'is one of the most
iniquitous laws ever enacted and should
be wiped from the statute book Of the
state, as think the limit of sixteen years
is entirely too high"
In disposing ofthe matter Judge Horner
said: THE jury, after you were most ably
defended, convicted you Of assault with
intent to commit rape. Under our govern
ment, after the jury has spoken, 1t is our
duty to acquiesce. If you had been con-
victed as charged, the maximum penalty
would have been thirty years. / must
accept the verdict as find 1t and must act
accordingly. The sentence of the law is
that you be confined In the state prison
for period of not less than three years
and not more than twelve years.
Mr.. Palmer gave notice that he would
carry the case to the Supreme court, and
bail was fixed at $1,000. Mr.. Palmer will
endeavor to show that the elements under
which the alleged confession was admitted
at the trial were not produced, which de-
prived his client of his constitutional
rights
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1912-03-26
DIED.

BRowN.-FMarch 20. at Palmyra, Geralda,
wife of Harf.s II. Brown, aged ~ years.
BLAIsDELL.-March II, at New Bethlehem,
Pa, Rev. John w. Blaisdell, formerly of Bor-
dentown.
BIRD.-March Is, at Florence station, Mich
olas w. Bird, aged rs years. Interment at
Allentown, N. j.
BURDsALL.-March Is, at Gloucester City,
Rebecca W., wife OF Joseph G. Burdsall, aged
f3 years, formerly OF Medford.
BIRD.-March IA, at Spring Lake, Ellis Bird
aged 20 years, formerly of Cookstown-
LYNcH.-March q, at Philadelphia, William
Lynch, formerly of Monnt Holly, in his 57th
year.
MAsoN.-March %, at Masonville, Ancinia
Mason, aged 80 years.
STocKToN.-March q, near Masonville,
Mary A., wife of Isaac B. Stockton.
SHERMAN.-March 20, at Newtown, Pa. Geo.
Z. sherman, formerly OF Burlington, in the
59th year of his age.
SAILoR.-March 49, near SpringdaIe, Ben
Jamin Sailor, in his SD year. Interment at
Moorestown.
THURLow.-March Is. at Burlington, Mary
A., wife of Charles A. Thurlow, aged 81 years
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1912-03-26

i County Superintendent 5tees has mott
fed the school authorities that the date Of
Arbor day has been changed from the first
Friday in May to the second Friday in
April.
The business Of the Farmers Trust
Company of Mount Holly was organized
ninety-seven years ago, and during that
time It has never failed to pay q semi
annual dividend.
The Epworth League service In the M.
E. Church next Sunday evening will be
led by Miss Clara L. Kellogg. Subject:
1.-THE worldwide invitation. Epworth
League work In foreign fields"
The choir of st. Andrews Church will
give cantata Wednesday evening of next
week, entitled "PeniteDce, Pardon and
Peace" The cantata will be in connec-
tion with the regular service at 7.S0.
DR.. G. W. VanDerveer has sold Lon
don Limousine Cole automobile to Robert
M. Snyder, of Mount Holly. The Doctor
has disposed of his demonstrating car to
Medford man, and expects to have a
new demonstration here early In April.
There were few lively contests in the
election for members of Boards of Edu-
cation in this county last week. One of
them was 10 Chesterfield Thomas New
bold, who was candidate for reelection,
was badly beaten, and Andrew P. Carr,
who had been member of the Board for
some time, would not consent to again be
candidate.
w. q. Davis, proprietor of the Ameri-
can House at New Egypt, has been ad
judged an involuntary bankrupt on the
application of the Peoples Brewing Com
pany of Trenton, and W. Howard Jeffer-
ey, of Toms River, has been appointed
temporary receiver. Davis is in Jail at
Toms River on capias issued at the suit
of the Camden Bottling Company.
The daily demonstrations of the Hoosier
Kitchen Cabinet, to be seen at Smiths
bakery on High street, have attracted
much attention. William II. Bowker, who
has the matter in charge, has received
many orders and believes that his club of
one hundred will be filed before the date
set. Demonstrations will continue for
two weeks when the matter will be closed. |
Hand decorated Easter post cards. |
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1912-03-26
MARRIED

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. q, at Riverside,
by Rey. George I. Hillman, frank Bennett,
of Royersford, Pa. and Miss Margaret
Klemm, Of Riverside.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 2f, at Mount Holly,
by Rev. James II. Durham, John A. Kelly, of
Mount Ephraim, and Miss Hettie M. Allen, of
Medford.
SAGER-GRAvATTE. - March II, at Mount
Holly. by Rev. r. H. Baker, John Harley Sa-
ger and Elizabeth B. Gravatte, both of
Jacobstown.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1912-03-26
Personal.

Mayor E. H. Flagg, of Riverton, paid
THE News visit yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert s. Gaskill have
returned from their trip to Florida.
Mrs. Elizabeth Oliver, of Mount Holly,
spent Thursday with friends In New
Egypt.
Mrs. Edwin H. McIlvain, of Philadel-
phia, is visiting relatives and friends in
Mount Holly.
Mrs. Walter Powers and daughter, OF
Minneapolis, are visiting relatives in
Mount Holly.
Mrs. Thomas R. Finley, after visiting
friends at Atlanta. Georgia, returned
home Saturday night.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1912-03-26
ESTATE OF I. LEEDS sHREvE

ESTATE OF 1. LEEDS SHREvE
Notice is hereby given that the account of
the subscrlbar, executrix of l. Leeds Shreve,
deceased, late of the county of Burlington
Will be audited and stated by the Surrogate
and reported for settlement and allowance to
the Orphans Court of said county at a ses-
sion to be held on the fourth day of April
1912.
REBECCA p. SHREYE,
February %, 1872 Executrix
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1912-03-26


between the hours of twelve and five O'Clock
in the afternoon (to-w1t at two o clock, al
that tract Of land and pre- misses, sitnsge IN .ne
ton and state ofNew Jersey, and bounded and
described as follows:-Beginning at stone
standing some four chains west of the creek
and few yards south OF the present road
crossing over the creek and which is also the
original corner of the surveys. and runs
seventy-f1ve minutes west seven chains and
one link IN. 21o 75' W.=7.0l chains) to a stone
IN the line of Michael E; Newbold's survey,
(2 by the same south eighty-two degrees and
twenty five minutes east sixteen chains and
seventy-eight links to a large stone corner to
yeys lately conveyed to Samuel II. Jones
Is. 500 25' K. 1878 cha1ns), then still on same
course by said Jones thirteen chains and
nineteen links further Obs chains) to q locust
stake in a spring, corner to Jones and in the
sixth line OF the said re-survey (this whole
line being, s. $50 %, e; 2ss7 chains). 90 south
fourteen degrees and fifteen minutes west
ifty-six chains and forty links Is. l4o l5' W.
Sc. 40 chains1 to a white oak and stone Qourth
corner of survey No. and beginning corner
of survey No III, and corner to Jones, az
north eighty weight degrees and forty minutes
west thirty five chains and ninety links IN.
$50 40 W.=S590 chains to stone (old corner),
| (5l north forty degrees and nineteen minutes
east fourteen chains and ten links IN. 400 49,
3. hlO chains) to stone on by q pine s stump [1p
north seventeen degrees and ffty-three
minutes east forty-two chains and thirty -nine
| links IN. ITO So, E.-4239 eh9ips) to the be-
ginning, containing one hundred and sixty
four acres and I4-IO0 (l64 l4-lOO acres) more or
| less.
Being the same premises which were con-
veyed to George Godel, John Poinsett, John
| H. Brakeley, Whital Stokes and William
steel and their respective heirs and assigns
forever: one equal undivided nth part there
| of to each one thereof, as tenants in common,
/ by a deed under the hands and seals OF Clay
/ ton Newbo1d, Walter Newbold and Watson
Newbold. executors of Clayton Newbold. de-
ceased Said deed bearing date March 20, A.
| ID. 1863, and recorded in Book Ell of Deeds, at
ffad ~
burlington, and including also the inchoate
right OF dover of the defendant Ida Nj. Lamb,
wife of Morris K. Lamb, together with all
and singular the hereditaments and appur-
| tenances to the said premises belonging or In
anywise apperta1ning.
Conditions at sale.
To be sold in the presence and under the
direction of
ECKARD P. BUDD,
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1912-03-26

Orders left with W. O. Bozarth, Ridg
way street. for oysters or fish will be de-
livered promptly. Both phones.
Do not miss the millinery opening at L.
II. Lippincott's on Friday and Saturday,
March 30 and 80.
Cleaning, pressing and repairing ladies'
and gentlemen's clothing. by Mrs. Charles
Stockton,142 Mill ST., Mt. Holly.
The Mount Holly Safe Deposit s. Trust
Company is representative of alt that ia
sound, safe and conservative in banking.
Your account solicited.
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NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT

ESTATE OF EDITH H. LEWIS.
Notice is hereby given that the accounts of
the subscribers, executors Of Edith H. Lewis
deceased, late Of the County of Burlington
will be audited and stated by the Surrogate
and reported for settlement and allowance to
the Orphans Court of said county at session
to be held April 4, 1912.
JOHN r. LEWIS,
ABRAM P. STACKHousE
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Spring opening of millinery, suits, etc +,
on Friday and Saturday at Krupnick's
department store, 40 Main street.
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We have just received new and large
assortment of Eaton, Crane & Pike Co.'S.
fancy boxed paper. suitable for Easter
gifts Varied In style. pleasing In color,
unsurpassed in quality. L. s. Boyce,
stationer.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1912-03-26
Business No+ices

Tuck's attractive Easter booklets and
post cards at Boyce's, 81 Main street.
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Blood on the Moon.

Spalding's base ball supplies are now
on sale here. Catalogue free. L. s. Boyce
sporting goods.
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Hand decorated Easter post cards.
Painted by Miss Theodore G. Melcher.
They are refined and beautiful. L. s.
Bovce stationer.
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.rPECIAL MAsTER's SALE OF
REHL. ESTHTE

BY virtue OF decree of the Court of Chan
Gerry of the State of New Jersey, bearing date
he Sixteenth day Of February, A. ID. one
wherein j. Turner Brakeley is complainant
and Morris E. Lamb, ct ux., ct ais. are de-
PENDANTS, there will be sold at public sale, at
the Court House, in the town of Mount Holly.
county of Burlington and state OF New Jer-
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70 b sold in the presence and under the
OF SETTLEMENT

JOHN Ii. HUTCHINSON Sol'r. Special Master |
Bordentown, N. j.
Dated March 4. 1912. PRS adv fee SIS 20 |