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EVERYBODY READS IT :: THE COURIER IS THE HOME NEW SPAPER OF OCEAN COUNTY :: IT Ul tfES ALL THE NEW S
ESTABLISHED 1850.
Tom s River, N. J., Thursday Afternoon,
SEEN AND HEARD.
A STITCH IN TIME
Notes and Comment.
U n i ana Incident. Mint Flit Aernu Te
Saves nine—that would be a good ad. for your tailor;
but you expeft more from your fire insurance
company.
A Penny Premium saves a Dollar in case of fire— so,
you see, you get ioo-told instead of 9-fold.
Fischer, Brown & Co.,
Insurance and Real Estate
C o u r ie r
Building, Toms River, N . J.
COAL AND LUMBER
Lime, Cement and Brick, Doors, Sash and Blinds,
Lath. Also, Blacksmith’s Coal aud Coke. At
lowest prices. Agents for Lucas’ Paints.
A. B. NEWBURY & CO.
Successor to Wm. Aumack
Opposite C. R, R, Depot_____________ TOMS RIVER, N. J
I W OiltM IOHAEL,
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W . G. CDNRB.D
’OU itlELOB AT IiAW AND
D1 ALIB IH
ALL
KINDS OP
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UMBER, COAL AND WOOD, HARD
O-'TIOB >N MAIN AND WASHINGTON STREET,
Toms River, N J
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ware, Locks, Hinges, Screws, Nails,
Glass, etc., Doors, Sasb, Blinds and
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AW OFFICES.
J EDWARD d . UUHPHV,
y tiu s v a ’s B uilding ,
1 U E ast S tate S treet , T renton .
No. 280 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
A
LBEKI (J MARTIN.
ATTORNEY AND
S o l ic it o r in C hancery .
Jr PICK OVER THE BANE,
Toms River, N. J.
AW O F F I C E S
L
THEO. J. B BROWN,
•: Attorney at Law, Solicitor and Master in Chan­
cery, Notary Public.
COURIER BUILDIXO. MAIN STREET
TOMS RIVER, N. J.
| Special attention given to Uoiieoticmk Ueai Estate
and Litigations.
A ll D E L 0 . B A IL E Y ,
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Dealer In
FRESH, SALT AND SMOKED MEATS,
BUTTER, LARD, MINCEMEAT, ETC., ETO.
AT LIVING PRICES.
Corner Main aud Washington Street*,
Toms River. N. J.
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LEO N GOBLE”
DENTIST,
j OFFICE AT UNION HOUSE, MAIN STREET,
TOMS RIVER, N. J.
# Offlce Days—Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
Teetn extracted without pain by Anesthetle
applied to gum*.
Mouldings, Shingles, Lath, Lime, Ce-
E d ito r’s Mental V islo * .
Ptople who have put up m artin boxes have
bceu much bothered the past few years by
Euglish sparrows, that take possession of the
boxes before tbe martins come back from tbe
south. A Seward avenue man says that tbe
sparrows which built m bis m artin box, have
learned wisdom after being driven out by tbe
martins for several years. This year they
filled the entrances to tbe boxes nearly up with
tbe straw and things of which they build their
nests, leaving room tor themselves to get lu,
but not room enough fur the bulkier martins.
One martiu can easily clean up several spar*
rows In a fair fight, but the sparrows oulnurn
ber tbelr enemies and make it unpleasant for
them for several days before giving up the
fight as hopeless
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Swamps, field * and woods aie filled with rare
beauty a t ibis lime of the year. Tbe swamp
maples blaze with peodaot seed-clusters from
brightest scarlet to palest pink or golden
yellow. The smo >tb mottled green bark of tbe
sassafras forms a most delightful contrast to
tbe delicate yellow green of its bursting buds
The swamp huckleberry bloom, with its bell of
pink and white. Is not to be despised by-any­
one who bus an eye far color. Little tassels
adorn the scrub oaks anJ tbe leaves are show­
ing like the *• squirrels ear,” tiny and crum­
pled and pink Beach plum bashes are a mass
of while bloom. I q some places, roadsides
have been almost carpeted with the wood vio­
let—in all tints from the deepest purple to
almost white—for a fortuight past. A saunter
tnrough the woods is worth any one’s tline.and
you wou't try it without coming back the bet­
ter for your outing.
ment, Brick, etc., etc.
Lowest prices
- ittee and Yard o n Ray street,
B a r n e s a t N. J .
F.M .Cham bers’
CDitL a n d W D D D
1>balkk I n
PRICE* REASONABLE
Upp .r Lehigh Coal a Speoialty
Lumber and Building Material.
Lime, Cement, Brick, Lath,
Sash, Mouldings, etc., etc.
All our Coal is Screened.
Robbins St,
TOMS RIVER
Everything
for Building
TRIMMING
and TAINTING
...A House Like This, or Any Other,,,
800 Designs and Plans, free to Customers
Coal , Co k e , W ood
Fencing, Boat Boards, spars, Rope, Nalls,
Varnish, Glass, Brick, Terra Cotta Flpe,
Lime, Fertilizers, etc. Everything cheap
for cash or approved credit.
Toms River, N. J,
A. A. BRA N T
Taxpayers who are opposed to the present
system under which there are an increasing
number of tramps to be kept aud fed at our
county jail—to say nothing of the Justice’s and
Uonstahle’s fees for their arrest—may be inter­
esting la tbe following od tbe tram p question
from the Chicago Record :
Four States have no tramp laws. In three—
West Virginia, Keutucky and Louisiana—the
tramp is “ worthy poor" Two commit him
to public labor ; one New Mexico, to labor on
the streets and roads; the other, Missouri,
sells him to work six months for tbe highest
bidder. Pennsylvania adds a rigor of solitary
confinement to hard labor. New Hampshire
and Connecticut offer a reward for his appre­
hension. In Nevada the district attorney gets
$10 for convicting him. Generally he is con­
demned to work lu the bridewell, prison or
penitentiary. Illinois sends him to tbe house
of correction to work off a fine, but allows
local authorities to employ him if they desire.
England sends the tramp to the workhouse.
France makes him do convict labor. Germany
aud Belgium put him on penal farms.
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A writer lu tbe Review of Reviews sums up
the attributes of the country,weekly as follows:
“ Each copy is read not only by the five peo­
ple usually credited to the ordinary paper, but
by twice or thrice that number in many in­
stances, for many subscribers pass their paper
on and on to the inmates of less fortunate
homes. These publications are pre eminently
the home papers of newspaperdom. They are
not superficially scanned while men travel lo
business and then left for brabemen to gather
up, Tb'ey go directly into homes and the read­
ing of them Is a duty as well a s a pleasure
Hence their peculiar value to advertisers ami
their value as moulders of the public opinion.”
PO INT PLEASANT.
With three thousand boys in blue a t Sea
Girt things are livened up A little.
P. R. Errleksou has tbe contract to put up a
cottage ou New Jersey avenue for Mrs James
of Trenton
Frank I. Bennett will build a studio for
artist Greenfield at tbe corner of St. Lome
and Atlantic avenues.
George Newbury, tbe Mauarquan carpenter
and builder,has purchased a lot here.aod rumor
May 12, 1898
OUR FREEHOLDERS.
Wind up a Year and Start Anew
lr , Edmund Bennett Me-F.lected Director
for the Meventh Time.
Tbe Board of Freeholders of Ocean County
on Tuesday last fluished up Us work of the
year. On Wednesday the new Board organ­
ised by the re-eieetion of Dr Edmund Bennett
of Baroegat, as Director for tbe seventh sue
eesslve year The only new men on the Bo*td
are,Chat L Rogers of Manchester, and Isaiah
Stackhouse of Ocean
T uesday’.* Session.
Tbe Board of Chosen Freeholders of the
county of Ocean convened at tlio Court House
on Tuesday, May 10th. for the cl< strg session
Dr E d m u n d H ennetr.
Fieebolder from Union Township 17 years.
Just elected Director for the seventh consecu­
tive year.
of the year, Every member was present,
Journal of previous meeting read and approved.
Chairman Blrdsal! of the committee ou De­
linquent Taxes, reported all back taxes were
collected except two items One of tbetie was
$493 87 due from Bay Head Borough, which Is
now lu process of collection in the courts.
The other was $133 which was Imposed ou
Beach Haven Borough by an incrcaso in its
duplicate, through the action of the County
Board xif Assessors. Attorney Brown, who was
employed by tho committee to collect the back
taxes, submitted a written opinion that as tbe
County Board of Assessors had not acted iu
accordance with tbe statutes in making the
lilcroase in Beach Haven’s assessment, and as
the State Board of Taxation had reviewed the
case and set aside the Increase, he did not be-
I* Is expected that the 8tate of New Jersey
T e e t h E x t r a c t e d w it h o u t P a i n will shortly apply to the Federal government
C aptaln J a c o b H. B ird sa il.
for interest on the loans made by tbe State to
Retiring as member from Ocean, after eleven
the government during tbe civil war. New
years
of
service on the Board.
York State has. through tbe courts, recovered
interest on its loans, and Pennsylvania is now
Have tbe $133 was collectable by law. On
OSTEEN WALTON,
endeavoring to recover interest. In 1891 New
motion of Mr. Birdcall, tbe Borough of Beach
Haven was released from this amount
Cowperthwait* Exchange,Toms River Jersey was paid buck the money advanced to
C ontractor of P lastering and
tbe national government, amounting to over
Consideration and payment of bills was then
Nitrons Oxide Gas administered. Am $380,000. It is not definitely decided as to just
B rick- L aying.
taken up.
Repairing neatly and promptly done. Ao also sole proprietor for Ocean County what amount should be demanded from tbe
The bill of the Wrought Iron Bridge Comv work fiarauteed Estimates or advice given of the new local aneesthetio
National Government. Tbe Quartermaster
p»ny for placing the old Toms River iron
■ with pleasure.
Address,
General’s department is now looking np tbe
TOMS RIVER, N. J.
bridge across Ced&r Creek stream on the main
data, and when It is completed it will be turned
shore road, amounting to $1905, was ordered
that is applied to the gums for pain­ over to Attorney Geueral Grey, who will take
^HAS. T. HUDSON,
paid
less extraction. Write for testimonials. the necessary steps to recover tbe money.
At 12.15, the Board adjourned for the noon
BARBER.
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recess, reconvening at 1.30 p ui , all present.
We hear just now a great deal ot Dewey and
E stablished 1877.
For a New and
Consideration and av ment of bil s resumed
ISLAND HEIGHTS.
SampsoD, of Fiizbogh Lee and Teddy Roose­
O pposite the O cean H ouse .
Mr. VanHiseon bridge at CasAvilIe reported
velt, of Sewell and Wheeler—fighters by the
Where Satisfaction 1* generally given to all cus­
Dr. Isaac N. Qulmby, a well known summer Doth lug done as yet on bridge; committee
tomer*. Ladles'Shampooing a specialty, done
score and hundred—but somehow or other resident at Island Heights, died on Friday last continued.
br Mr*. Hudson.
You should visit
“ Bloody-Bridles” Waite of Colorado seems to at bis borne, No. 81 Crescent avenue. Jcrst-y
Committee on pr posed county road between
have gotten himself lost in tbe push.
City, of pneumonia
He had only been ill a New Egypt aud Manchester was on motion
r I'TLYSSES S. GRANT,
few days
Dr Q'timby was sixtv-eigbt years discharged
T onsorial A r tis t ,
The present generation are finding out for oid, having been born in Bernardsville lu 1830.
Committee on Collector's Accounts reported
tbe first time what is meant by •• Wars and He received bis medical education In the Uni­ as follows:
IHair Catting, lOots. Shaving, Sets.
(Formerly Van B lee & Son)
rumors of ware,” in tbe Scripture
The war versity of New York. During the war of ihe
water s t r e e t , toms river , n . j .
We. the undersigned, committee on Col
Main & Washington Sts., Toms River rumor is most energetic. It can outruu a Rebellion he was a surgeon in tbe Army of the
lector’s Accounts for the county of Ocean, do
Lien every day (except Sunday) from 6 on a. m.
cablegram for speed, and the farther and faster Potomac
_» * P. m.: Saturdays, from 6 a. m. to 18 midnight.
A fall line ot High Grade
After tb<* battle of ihe Wildcrm-i-s hereby report that we find tbe accounts of said
Sundays till 18 m.
it goes, the strorger and lustier it gets. How­ he resigned, resuming bis profession in Jersey Collector correct for tbe six months ending
Staple and Fancy Groceries,
ever there is one advantage we have over tbe City.
Provisions, Floor, Feed. Etc.
Mey 10, 1898. After comparing debits and
RTHUR P. CLAYTON.
people of olden times. When something hap­
PAINTS OILS AND V aRNISHES pens we soon know It, and then the rumor li Dr. Qtiimby was a public spirited citizen and credits we find a balance due tbe connty of
was interested iu movements having for their four tbousaud eight hundred Ally one dollars
NEW BARBER SHOP.
laid on the shelf If it were not for tbe object the advancement of Jersey City. Re and fifty-eight cents ($4851 58)
modern dally newspaper—with all its short­ wss a member of the Prohibition party, and in
U p T own.
Respectfully submitted,
comings and sometimes its boastings—the 1874 was Us candidate in New Jersey for Pres­
Cowperthwait Exchange, Main street
E F Larrabeb, Chairman,
rumor would live a week instead of a half day idential elector He never held public offlce.
Hiir cutting. Bhampoolng, shaving, etc., in
WARETOWN, N. J.
C. D K elly .
ptest fashion. Ladies’ nalr trimming.
A widow and two sons survive him.
D. W. Blake. J r .
i Razors sharpened and repaired.
Most any man nowadays will go without bis
Journal of the day read and adopted.
supper to get bis evening paper -an d not think
BAY HEAD.
A.YOIGT,
Board then adjourned sine die.
himself a patriot either; but it is the women
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successor to E. A. Gulick
W m H F ischer . Clerk.
who are patriotic. Yon seldom see a maldeu
The Bay Head school now has a 53 foot flag
( Continued on third page )
Also deals in J. S. Reese & Co.’s on the street without a bit of red. white ard pole. The main sp tr was donated by Captain
Firstclass Plambing,Tin Roofing aDd
Sheet Iron Work.
High Grade Fertilizers, Washburn & bine, generally a tiny flag. Red. while and Hankins, one of our yacht builders, while Mort
BEACH^HAVEN.eaters. Iron and Wo
Moen’s Wire Fencing, Anglo A tr et i- blue ribbons are the only ones th at are good Johnson, another boat builder presented tbe
r-ware. Tin-ware etc.
enough to decorate tbe bicjcleh m dlebarof tbe topmast
An 8x12 flag was purchased by tbe
Richard Driscoll has tbe contract to put
VANHI8E BLOCK
TOMS RIVER. N. J. can Animal Food and various mer­ feminine rider.
And we sae in the daily proceeds of a public school entenainment. aud down the Yacht Clan dock by June 1st
papers and tbe magazines are advertised trl- the flag raising took place on Friday.
chandise.
Seventy-five carloads of gravel, for use on
iL IO W A R D D. VahSANT,
oolored dress linings and petticoats. Tbe ladles
Tbe flag stone crossing and Iron culverts will tbe streets, will be brought over from tbe Stafare ahead!
be at once laid by the borough at tbe most fordville pits.
REAL ESTATE,
traveled street crossings.
Cottages are being painted and renovated
Commissioner o f D eeds
H ym n Before Ar t Ion.
Captain Pearce has leased his Main avenue for the summer No one fears Spanish gun­
Tbe earth is full of anger,
. . . N otary P ublic
cottage to Edward P Gleason of Philadelphia nery since the Manila episode
Tbe stars are dark with wrath ;
Mrs. Edwards and Mr. and Mrs Nickerson
Island Heights, N . J.
Captain Tilt Fox is getting tbe Hotel de Crab
The nations in their harness
have opened the Oliver cottage on Main avenue in condition for tbe summer rush.
^Appraisements of N Y. City and adjacent Jewelry, Silverware, Silver Novelties
for tbe bominer.
■voperty cheerfally famished.
Go up against ihe p a th !
$17 was recently cleared for the Methodist
New York and Philadelphia Morning
Ere vet we loose tbe legions—
church by means of a festival.
JUMPS and WINDMILLS.
and Evening Papers.
FORKED RIVER.
Ere yet we draw the blade.
Jehovah of tbe Thunders,
Snbcriptions received for papers and
LONG BEACH.
Tbe trustees of tbe Marray Grove Association
Lord God ot Battles, aid !
J. W. PEASE,
magazines at publishers’ rates.
will bold their annual meeting to arrange for
Work has begun on tbe new Catholic church.
Orders for Jewelry or Silverware not
From
panic
pride
and
terror.
M achinist and E ngineer
the summer meetings, on Saturday night n u t It will cost about $3500 and covers a floor area
In stock will receive careful at­
Revet ge that knows nn rriti —
at tue Parker bouse in ibis village.
of 27*00. It will be an up to date betid leg In
^Erector of Windmills. Driven Wells, rumps,
tention.
Light basic and lawless error,
every particular.
Shop-Hooper avenue, Tjms River, N. J.
Protect ns vet again ;
W EST CREEK.
Cloak tboo our undeserving.
Me Bare setts *e Ptasstt* !
Make firm the shuddering breath
Rev. Alfred D. Bennett, who was ordained
C G Coniim tbe Italian fruiterer. Is re­
In silence and deserving
a
minister
on
April
27ib
at
tbe
Memorial
Bap­
ported
to
have fallen heir to an estate in Italy
WILLIAM F. POTTS of Laketist church. Brooklyn, has taken the pastorate valued at $90 000 He expects to sail In sshort
To taste thy leaser death.
kood is now ready to do anything in
of tbe Baptist etinrrh a t this d ace.
time to claim the legacy, but will return.—
E’en now their vanguard gathers.
Lakewood Times and Joarnal.
lb« line of Plumbing, Steam or Gas
E’en now we face the fray—
A nan Whs Is
Siting. Windmills erected. Orders
Yellow J u s a t c e Cared.
As
then
didst
help
nqr
fathers.
AU
the
time,
owing
to
impoverished
Wood,
■omToma River will receive prompt
should take Hood's Sarsaparilla to purify and
Help thou oar host to-day !
Suffering humanity should be supplied with
“witioii.
enrich his blood aad give him vitality and every means possible for ha relief. It is with
With F. A. North A Co., 1*W Chestnut Street,
Fulfilled of signs and wonders,
vigor.
please re we pablbfa the following <■This is to
Philadelphia, desire, to inform the people of
Do you want your
In life. In death made clear—
This condition of weakness and lack of energy certify the* I we- a terrible sufferer from yellow
Ocean county and vicinity tnat he is again at
Jehovah of the Thunders.
is a nstnm l consequence of the coming ot jaaoriicv for over six months, and was treaied
Toms River for the rammer.
warmer weather, wnich finds tfie svstem de­ by some of the best nhy»fn»ns iu ogr city aud
Lord God of Battles, h e a r!
If yon <io, «md it to
bilitated a id tSc uiood impart
Repairing and Organ
—Radyard Kipling A good spring medicine is a necessity whh a»- ail to no avail. Dr BeiL our druggist, recom­
mended Electric Bitier*. and af'ev tahlw? two
Work a Specialty.
n<i*ieveryone Hood s sarsaparilla is what bottlea 1 w«s entirety cured. I now takrgreat
the millions take in the spring. lie great pleasure In recommending them to any persou
Mall orders promptly attended to.
Me* and medicines are judged by what they
power to parity and enrich Ihe bkfcd and suffering tfinm this terrible maladv. 1 am
do. Tbe great ceres hr Hood’s Ra»**j*arin«
E . B.
U&d - r hcaL* ia one <A d a fatmof
| g rw n a u j years. M A Hogarty. LexingfOUJLy.'
experience.
(Box r.i)
t*bh a i.tr , n. j . give it a good u a e everywhere.
| SuM by C. B. Mathis A Co , Druggists.
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G e o . T . Cr o o k
d e n t is t
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"ODONTUNDER”
0
Gilt-Edged Class of Goods
S. T.
Frost’s
GROCERY
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J. 0 . H O W A R D
INSURANCE AGSHT aP C T M SR
N .H . K endall
Hooka,: Stationary : and
Fancy : Gonda
Post Office Stars
PLUMBING.
E. B. IRONS,
Piano Tuner, Action
and Tone Regulator
atch Repaired Right
George G. Worstall,
raoxs.
LAKEWOOD.
A special school meeting will be held on
Tuesday next to vote upon the Issuance of $9000
worth of bonds for a new cchoolhouseatUrueu
vllle; also to raise $950 to purchase laud ou
which to build it and $700 to run the school
next year; also to allow the Board of Education
to spend $500 on manual training the (touting
year. Tbe town Is really divided into two boatile camps on tbe school question—one side
which has a majority of one on tbe Board, be­
at. J . G a sklil.
Re elected from Little Egg Harbor.
C h a rle s R. LeCom pte.
Re-elected from Lakewood Township
says that he will build a cottage for bis own
residence.
H W Neary will build another cottage on
Rev. Mr Livingstone’s Grove street property,
to be occupied by Uni gentleman's son.
George Newbury will put up a summer cot­
tage for lawyer Peter Backes of Trenton.
Tbe Adams Expresscompaty have rented ( to
be used as their t.-ffloe) ihe room in tbe Havens
building formerly occupied by Lhafey’s res­
taurant.
The excursion rate to New York on tbe New
York aud Long Branch railroad has been re­
duced to $2 05, with corresponding reductions
to way points.
The stars and stripes are much In evidence
about tbe village
Captain John L Dorset! has a new yacht
nearly completed.
M. 8. Middleton recently found an envelope
containing $65 in tbe road to Manasquan. It
proved So belong to Monroe Wyckoff of the
latter place.
Since May first the Point Pleasant Light and
Power aompany have furnished the town with
Bix 2000 caudle power arc lights and 50 incan­
descent lights of 32 candle power. This com­
pany has lighted Mana-quan tor nearly a year
past, and last summer lurnished lights for our
principal hotels.
Mrs. Anna 8herinan of Manasquan. widow
of Samuel Sherman, died here on the 1st lost.,
at the home of ber daughter, Mrs. David
Fleming, after au UIuces of two hours, aged
gl years.
AmoDg the summer people here are tbe
Baxters a t the Furness cottage; Jyhq R
Weeks and family at tbelr Forman avenue cot
tage; Mrs. Charles E Knox at the Knox
homestead ; and tbe Dob Santoses at tbe Point
Pleasant cottage.
J. A. Casey has leased his cottage for the
summer to A. V. Travers of New York, who
has been a cottager here for a number of sea­
sons.
A case in Chancery, before Vice Chancellor
Reed, is of considerable Interest to people in
this community. Mrs. Joseph F eming has
brougbt suit against ber 6isier. Mrs. George
Dudley, for ber right to $4000 of her mother’s
estate, of which Mrs. Fleming claims she was
unjustly deprived by being unduly influenced to
bL d an agreement relinquishing her claims
Mrs. Fleming alhges that her family opposed
her marrl >ge aud necause she married contrary
to their wishes, they unduly tuflaenced her
mother to discriminate against her in ber will
A pieee of testimony was a letter from Mr
Dudley showing that the attempt would be
made to disinherit Mrs. Fleming should she
marry her present husband. Tbe defence
claim that Mrs Fleming voluntarily reliu
qalshed her right in tbe estate for a yearly
annuity. Messrs. E. H. Morphy and Peter
Backes represent Mrs Fleming A verdict is
expected on the 31st lust.
VOLUME 48— NUMBEFf 33
1 ig iu favor of retrenchment in school salaries,
and tbe other side belog in favor of the scheme
that has been going on the past two or throe
years. Slate Superintendent 'Baxter came
down and talked In favor of the present saiar
les and the kindergarten, manual training and
similar ideas, but the Board continue in their
policy of retrenchm ent; and claim that it was
upon this issue they were elected.
A burglar walked off with a pocket book
containing $35 from the cottage of tho MIbbub
King on Tuesday night of last week.
The township committee has divided the road
money as follows: John Shearman for the
River avenue district, $600; W. C. LeCompte
for use in Lakewood proper, $4000; George
Matthews, Greenville district , $600; reserve
fund. $800
H B Hurwitz, a local cigar dealer, has
made application for citizenship papers.
The engagement of John N. Turner and Miss
U.E Proe is announced.
Dr. Cate has moved into his recently pur­
chased house.
Wil|lam Scultborp, our Overseer of the Poor,
la putting up a new home ou Ocean avenue.
Howard Applegate is bullldlng a house for
Dr. Irwin flatice on Second street.
Committeeman LeCompte is putting a good
coat of gravel on the streets.
A uniou meeting of the Presbyterian and
Baptist Christian Endeavor societies and tbe
Methodist Epworth League will beheld tonight
to the Presbyterian church and be addressed
by Rev Luther R Dyott, of Newark, vice
prcslueut of tbe State C. E, Union.
Rev. B C. Lippincottbas been given a vaca­
tion by tbe Meibodlsl church He has been
speudiag some time at Hackettstown, N. J.,
ccmpanied by Mrs. Lippincott, and will make
a visit to Halifax, that tbe rest and change
may beneficially effect Mr. Lippincott’s hraitb
it is reported that he is already much better
Thomas E Gulce, son of John K. Gutce, died
at Greenville on Wednesday of last week, aged
19 years. He was a member of Laurel council,
Jr. O U A. M , which order conducted the
funeral services on Friday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Wart ham, wife of James L
Wareham. died on the 4th lost., leaving four
small children The family came here from
Laucealcr. N. H., and Mr Wareham is em­
ployed at the Laurel in the Pines.
Rev W. G. Wedemeyer. pastor of the Bap­
tist chursh, has bad a valuable addition to his
private library, some New Yorkfi lends having
presented him with 180 volumes.
TUCKERTO N.
No trace can be heard of the heirs of Lewis
Haug, who died receutly at New Gretna. Sur­
rogate Kirkbride has granted letters of admin
Istration on his estate to Howard Mathis
Hang was a traveling peddler, better known
as “ Dutch Lewie,” and bad many friends
around this neighborhood
Report says that Rev. Charles F. Downs,
who used to live here and was a former pastor
of the Methodist church, has become totally
blind. He was sei.t to Tuekahoe charge by the
last conference.
The water mains laid In our streets aggregate
8U miles. The company have put but tbelr
schedule of rates, and plumbers are busy m ak­
ing connections.
Miss Abble Lane, daughter of • aptaln N V.
Lane, has graduated from the State Normal
School at Trenton, two months In advance of
ber class and has been given a position at
teacher In the Hackensack high scool.
Rosa, wife of George Martha!!, died sudden
ly on tbe third Inst. She was the daughter of
James Andrews.
Mrs Elizabeth Sawyer died on tbe first Inst.,
at the home of ber daughter, Mrs. J G Downs,
aged 81 years. Rev. J. H. Bradley. Chaplain
of the National Boldier's Home at Hampton,
Va.. came north to condnct the funeral servioes
The Methodist Sanday-ecbool at this place—
which can boast of having tbe largest Sundayschool in Ocean county—has elected officers as
follows : Superintendent, C M. Headley ; as­
sistant superintendent. J Frank Mstbls; sec­
retary, B Ney P.idgway; treasurer, W. OtiJones; librarians. Chester Headley, Alfred
Burns and Walter Rockhill; organist, Allle
Dayton; assistant organists, Mary Bartlett and
Florence Otfford.
Among recent visitors here were Rev. J. W.
Morris of Trenton; aiisa Mamie Stewart of
Des Moines. Iowa ; Mr Hcpfe!’** of Norfolk
Va.
Dawey.
0 dewey was the morning
Upon tbe first of May.
And Dewey was the Admiral
Down in Manila Bay.
Aod dewey were tbe Regents’ eyes,
Those orbs of Royal bine;
And dewey feel discouraged f
1 dew not think we dew,
Kansas War Poet.
MADE A COMMOTION
Note* From Roundabout.
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e a t k m * W i n M i n n or
Wa» H» Tramp or Spy ?
S uspicious V a g r a n t who L u rk e d a b o u t
t b e 17. I . D ynam ite W o rk .
Last Thursday afternoon the commuuity
was pretty well worked up over a rumor that
a Spanish spy h id been captured a t the United
States Dynamite^Vorks, in an attempt to blow
up tbe mill. The story grew out of the fact
that a suspiciously acting tramp had been seen
about the works, and William Dennis, the
night watchman, bad come down after Con­
stable Asa T Wllaey to assUt in tho search
tor him,
Tbe tram p bud been seeu by the section
hands on the Central Railroad, lurking around
the powder works for two or three days. He
was not seen at the woika till Thursday noon.
Strangers are always au o' ject of suspicion at
a powder mill—f o ra stranger through ignor­
ance or carelessness can work no e .d of mis
chief—but this fellow’s strange appearance,
queer actions and evasive answers to questions,
led to the mill men’s trying to follow him up
and learn who he might be. Inquiry showed
tbat the section men hid seen him about for
several days, also that when bo had stopped
along Manchester road for food, he had told
tbe people be was a Sptuiard Remembering
the tales of Bpanlsh spies causing the explosions
at the powder mills at Dover, N. J., and Los
Angeles, Cal., made some of the men pretty
anxious, and they instituted a search for him.
However, while Bill Dunuis is a pretty good
woodsman and eon track most anything tbat
walks on land, tlib tramp took to the nearby
railroad track and walked the iron, throwing
him off tbe Bcent.
Superintendent Harrop thought the man a
crazy or demented tramp. He says he was
very dirty, very ragged, a big stalw art fellow
with light mustache aud light hair.
May Cay was uelabialed *t tho Lakewood
kindergarten,
Barfmau Caleb Conklin of Cedar Ran, has
been laid up with a sore hand.
The ocean pier a t Long Beach City, has stood
the wluter’s storms without Injury.
Eighteen fish pounds will be iu operation be*
tween Elberon and Seabrigbt this rammer.
Point Pleasant’s summer residents have al~
ready opened the golfing season at th at place
About one- third of William Qulcksell’a ersuberry bog a t Hornerstown w ai destroyed hy
fire.
H u n tin g His L a st won.
On Saturday night last Superintendent Harr p received a visit from Mr. John Lobman of
No. 6 Ridge street, Orange, who had read in
the Now York papers of the supposed spy at
the powder mill, and came down thinking it
might be his son, Mr Lohman’s son had been
an inmate of a Newark institution but es­
caped on Monday of laBt week. He is about
30 years of age and weighs from 195 to 130
pounds. He has a mania for wandering about
the country whenever he gets a chance and has
led bis father upon long chases before
Mr.
Lohman’a New York offlce is at 62 W est street
The Launch of the Mehrer.
C h riste n e d b y M rs, Elwood R ia w te r—A
G ra c e fu l L aunch.
The sloop John E Mehrer II was launched
on Saturday morning last at Kirk's yard,
precisely 11 30 o'clock The Mehrer. a descrip­
tion of which appeared in last week's issue. Is
a 58 foot sloop built for Captain Sam Gale of
Atlantic. The craft was decorated with bunt­
ing and fligs. Mrs Elwood Siawter, daughter
of the builder, Mr. Kirk, was given tbe honor
of christening the craft hy Captain Gale. Mrs.
Siawter had a bottle of clear, cold water, done
up lu the American fl tg, and as the sloop be­
gan to slide down tbe ways In response to the
sturdy blows of the sledges, she broke the bot­
tle upon the how.
It was a graceful launch—in the oplnlnn of
every one of tbe two hundred spectators. The
sloop slid, smoothly and swiftly out into deep
water, and then by deft manipulation of her
cables, her stern was turned up stream and
ber progress halted -else she would have col­
lided with the bank of Gowdy Island It will
still take some time before the Mehrer Is fitted
out and rigged for sailing to her home port—
Atlantic City. Her standing rigging is of
steel wire rope and is now being put on.
On Monday at high tide tbe sloop dropped
down stream Bnd now lays off the Brooks
property, where she will be rigged and fitted.
New Draw Bridga at tha Bonnet.
Being P u t In ou th e M anunuawkln a
L on g Beach Ballroaff.
Last week a drawbridge was shipped from
Mouot Holly lo Cedar Bonnet, a -p o lu to n tb e
Long Beach railroad, where It will span the
bay In place of the present structure which
ha6 been condemned. The bridge was built
near tbe old Medford junction a t Mt. Holly by
tbe railroad bridge gangs located there and is
in sections. I t took nine flat car* to transport
it to its destination. Two large scows were
*etil down lo be used by the men while a t work
putting up the bridge. A sleeping and eating
car was also attached to tbe train and foreman
Samuel Brown and his force of bridge carpen­
ters will m ake this their home while engaged
in putting tbe structure in place.
Sheriff sales.
Last week Sheriff Jeffrey disposed of the
following propetty a t Sheriff sale :
Property of Martin E. Stevens, et ux., (bet­
ter known as Striker place) on Lakewood road
at Toms River, at suit of Laura Savage Hoff,
man. Bid in by ifi L McKlrgan of Sommll,
N J . solicitor for complainant, for $3900.
Two Bay Head lots belonging respectively to
George C Ormerod and Cecelia Weeks, were
knocked down to Julias Foster.representiogthe
Bay Bead Land Company, complainaots. for
$500 and $300 P A. V. VanUoren of Prince­
ton, was solicitor in these sales.
Lot 13. block 1, at Harvey Cedars, was sold
oe Monday of ibis week, as tbe property of
Haul) Bolton, et al , and was bid in by George
A. Vroom. solicitor of complainant, Emms A.
Parsons of Camden, for $500.
39 acres on tbe east side of River avenue,
between Oak and Chestnut streets, Lakewood,
known as lot l , bloek 8, section A, on the
8ricksborg Land Company's tract, brought
$500, on Monday. I t was sold as tbe property
of John Hamroell. et a t , and was bought in by
T. J. R Brown, for the complainant, Mary E
Hammell, guardian. Joseph 8 Parry ot Ho­
boken,was tbe aolicltor for the complainant.
M ra. C le v e la n d 's New P o r tr a it s .
Mi*. Cleveland recemiy bod a MW set of
photographs taken, the first time she has bent
photographed since leaving the W hite Bouse,
sod has given them to Mr. Rok. with per*
aissfoa to publish them In the Ladles B ooh
Journal where they win be publicly sees for
tbe Brut u a e . The set also loci odes the first
sutkoritatire photographs putsikbed of the aew
Princeton home of the Clevelands,
Tbe State Exempt Firemen'* Association will
hold its annual meeting at Perth Amboy on
May 18.
A alight fire occurred at Captain Bpragse's
Cedar's Run residence last week, his little son
setting Are to a sofa.
A colored man was killed at Matawan last
week by Conductor Horace G. Allen’s Point
Pleasant passenger train.
Dr. Edward H. Williams of Philadelphia, a
summer resident of Bauch Haven, is au Intim­
ate friend of Commodore George De wey of Man­
ila fame.
Tbe lot holders at the Woodlawn cemetery,
Lakewood, have started a snbseriptlon to im­
prove that property. Is there a hint in that
for Toms River folk ?
A correspondent complains through the Point
Pleasant Beacon that only three women and two
men attended tbe Arbor day exercises at (he
public school a t that place.
A night train from Naw York arrived at
Point Pleasant one evening last week, with ita
whistle valve held wide open by some accident.
People along the line thought the continuous
shriek portended a Spanish Invasion.
Charles Read, salesman for a Camden hard­
ware firm, was riding from Toma River to
Lakewood one day last week, when the
front forks of his wheel gave way, throwing
hlui on bis face, injuring him painfully. He
was taken to Dr. Buckingham’s home and
cared tor till he could be moved.
William P. C Strickland, a senior at Rutgers
college, New Brunswick, and Cadet Major of
the Rutgers College cadet corps, has offered
his services to the Departmentof W ar. Major
Strickland is well trained in military tactics,
and has strong indorsements. He is the sor
of Rev. W. P. C- Strickland, formerly Presid­
ing Elder of the New Biunswick District,
Methodist church. It is understood that the
War Department will appoint him a Second
Lieutenant.
A Strawberry Festival.
A M usical P rogram Accom panied This
Straw berry Festival.
Tbe annual strawberry festival, given by tbe
ladtu* of the Methodist church, was held on
Thursday evening of last week iu Cowperthwalt hall. In spite of the stormy weather
nearly fifty dollars was takes in. Music by an
orchestra (composed of Mies ELlc Bonn, or­
gan; Edward E. Snyder, violin; Mr. Toplis,
mandolin) was one of tbe most deligbful feat­
ures of the evening. In addition, tbe program
was as follows:
Organ voluntary, Miss Bertha Grovei.
Quartet, Columbia, tbe Gem of tbe Ocean,
by Mrs Rebecca Jennings, Mrs Maria Wldmaler, Miss Jessie Robinson and Poll Bailey.
Recitation, The Convict’s Christmas, Halsey
Bogart.
Solo. Tbe Silver Cord, by Addison Raws, the
little roq of Buperlntendeut Raws of tbe Kes­
wick Colony of Mercy.
Readiug, Papa and tbe Boy, Miss Jessie
Robinson.
Tableau, Columbia anil U ndo 8am, Miss
Mary Erricksou aud Halsey Bogart.
Broke SI Out of 52 Targets.
George C. VanHiae W ins th e G aa Clah
Cup a n d B re a k s All It* Heeevffs.
On Thursday afternoon last George O. VanHise won the monthly shoot for the Gun Club
challenge cop. He also went on and broke 51
oat of 59 clay birds, missing only bis 4lat, and
then stopped not because he made another
miss, but because his shells were all gone. Ed
Penn, the baby member of the club, showed
the boys that the life saving crews had been
practicing up for Spaniards, by breaking 20
out of 25 as his first record.
In tbo 35 bird match for the cop the icore
stood.
George U. Van Hise................................... 25
J . Walton Grover...................................... 19
Harry W , Eno........................................... 14
George H H olm an,................................. 18
Ed Penn..................................................... 90
John B. Tilton.,........................................ 14
Harry C-M athis.. ................................... 18
Robert I. Holman..................................... 18
E. H a rtsh o rn ........................................... 13
MftHsra
The schooner Sarah D Fell, which arrived
at tbe Delaware Breakwater Saturday, reports
that ou April 38 she sprung mainmast sad
flooded d e c k ; on 27th. 85 miles south of Cape
Henry, ran into a northeast gale and hoye to
twelve hours, bursting foresail and rpaaker.
On tbe following day daring a hurricane Die
was blown off shore and ber decks were swept
of everything movable. On the forth lasL. 40
miles east-northeast of Cape Henry, she passed
through considerable wreckage and picked a
one cabin door.
Schooner E J . Hamilton, from South Gar­
diner for New York, with lumber, sprang a
leak in Vineyard Sound Monday morning dar­
ing heavy northeast wind ; put into 1
Govs, with 5 feet of water In holdward filled.
Au Appeal Ca
The appeal of T. F. Sllieek va. Jai i O Hagan was decided hy Judge Martinos Tkaradey last la oar eouaty courts, isyewiag the
decision of the coart below. O'Hagaa, aa Asbury Park roofer, repaired the Lakewood hotel
roof, aad saed for aeeterlal and labor and
thereon, some $13. SUlock, lbs lessee of Ihe
bote'.. Claimed the leak was not mopped I f tea
repair* O'RagaeV
ww§ tbwt |g
SiBeck he would not gueraatee to Map tea
leak with anything abort of a now roof, aad
that the patching waa ordesud done wish tide
Tls now the he*sat grocer pets
Another great dtscoyery bus been made and tba
H Is b erries out for show.
too, by a lady lath b country. Disease fastened
T i b Is the top row of the bet
its clutches upon to r and for seven years she
o o o o o o
withstood iu severest tesu, bet ber vital ergs as
Asd thie the ooe below
were aodermiaed rad death seemed imssioeaL
For three months she coughed incessantly, aad
eon id not sleep. She finally discovered a way
to recovery by purchasing of as a bottle of Dr
II J , May *, 1
* * of thfc p la c e . R a m s
King's New Discover? for ccorompt inu. and Marray, g eneral dealer
was so much relieved oe taking first done, that
she slept a!! sig h t; rad -iih two Untie*, has lock different se£lcis«s without benefit. S*
been ab-oiutel? cared. Her name is Mrs Lather *o*Uy reoorsei to the nasal Hood’s
Lwix Thus writes W. C Haaseieb A Co of
ay* b e b a s w i an res
SfcHbv. M C Trial txmfes fner a t C ff tUtfct*
ft Go's Dreg Store Reraler vise .Mb. sad $1.
S w e d e is tho o m y or
Every bottle guaranteed.
New
Jersey Courier,
PAIL OF MANILA.
S panish com m ander, transferred bl.
flag to th e Asia do Cuba w hen his ship
cau g h t Are. b u t the la tte r was degtroyed a lso in duo com ae o f tlnpe. T he
Reina C h ristin a lout h e r cnptnln, a
lie u ten a n t, h e r chaplain a n d a midBhipman by one shot Wulch strh ek h er
bridge,
E s tim a te s place the n u m b er ojf Spanish dead a n d wounded d u rin g the e n ­
gagem ent a t over a th o u san d tjnen.
Tiie fo rts a t the entran ce of the bay
were d ism an tled on W ednesday, after
they h ad capitulated.
WAR NEWS OP THE WEES.
SCH! -Y’S TRIBUTE TO DEWET,
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S UPPOSE yob are NO T rich; suppose your
ChlcT o f th e F ly in g S q u a d ro n D is­
c u s se s th e G re a t M a n ila V ic to ry .
F o rt Monroe, Va., M ay 12.—Commo­
W ashington, M ay 12.—On th e n o rth dore W infield 8. Schley, comm anding
ern c o ast of C uba, Thursday o f l a s t week, the flying squadron, y esterday for the
th e re w as a slig h t skirm ish betw een first tim e consented to give h is views
a Spanish c a v a lry company a n d a p a rty upon th e victory Avon by Adm iral
o f in su rg en ts w ho had been la n d e d w ith Dewey a t M anila. H e said:
“A dm iral Dewey’s victory a t Manila
m unitions of w a r by the tu g Leyden.
The g u n b o a t W ilm ington finally s te a m ­ m u st deservedly ta k e its place side by
ed up, opened Are and pu t th e S p an ­ side w ith th e g re a te st navy victories
of the w o rld 's h istory. I t h a s been
ia rd s to flight. I t was an n ounced th a t urged th a t th e resu lts show su ch de­
OFFIC IA L PAPER t)l- QCfcANCOLM'iA
th e S p an iard s a re busy th ro w in g up cided in ferio rity In resistance a s com­
ru b lU h e a by
fo rtificatio n s a lo n g the C u b an coast. pared w ith th e vigor of a tta c k that
Of a w J I I I B T COUBIMRR PVBLI0HINC1
F o rm a l notice cam e to W ash in g to n of there is a dim inution of the glory, but
THE INVASION O F CUBA.
COM PANY.
B razil’s d e c la ratio n of n e u tra lity . A t th a t is u n tru e , for i t m ust first be re­
W m . H, VU«h«r, E d ito r a n d Mana g e r.
New
York a larg e quantity o f a m m u n i­ m em bered th a t th e g reatness of
T h e M o v e m e n t o f O ur T ro o p s Is Now
tion and w ar m aterial is r e a d y for Dewey’s success lies in the calm cour­
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No Mass.
N o Trouble.
T o m s R lv a r , O c e a n C o u n ty , N .J.
m ovem ent on Cuba is now! fairly s is ta n t S e c re ta ry of the N av y Roose- cision to e n te r a stra n g e harbor, at
concerted vo*t
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fo r w a r d u ty darki u n der the guns of m any fo rts and
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gressive o p e ra tio n s on a big st-ale for Q ueen Regent C h ristin a m ay so o n leave mine.
“The preponderance of a dvantage
Subscriptions payable i n advance,
th e eje c tm e n t of the Spanish) troops Spain, and ex-Q ueen Isab ella is in w as certainly with th e enemy, a n d with
and g o v e rn m e n t from th e pearl of th e m o u rn in g a t P a ris for the S p a n ish sail- the g rea t darin g displayed b y Dewey
ADVERTISING KATES.
A ntilles. An o rd er given yflsterday o rs killed a t M anila.
there m unt fall upon hia ohouldorc the
f a i x m i N T » n v » v r w w « t iT » — T w e lve line*
The sam e d a y th e French m all s te a m er m antle of P erry a nd P 'arragut. It is ;
afternoon by th e w a r d ep artm en t for
on .ion space,) 75 cents one insertion. Bach
W R IT E ,
th e p u rch a se of 5,000,000 ratio n s is an L a fa y e tte w as c a p tu re d by th e g u n b o a t evident th a t, despite the g re a t risk j
additional insertion,an cents.
Bosinhsh Ganna.—<
One inch space, fs.ooayear,
e a rn e st o f th e scale on w h ich prepa­ A nnapolis w hile endeavoring to run every officer and every m an knew was
Insurance Co,
th e H a v a n a blockade, and for a tim e being tak en , there w as not a faint
each viditionaiinch.te.oo.
ratio n s a re m ak in g fo r invasion of serious
In te rn atio n al
co m p licatio n s h e a rt In all th a t squadron, b u t an en­
America
Qbnirai \dvirtisino —Our rates will be Dewey’s
and
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Victory
Spain’s te rrito ry . Of th is vast quan­ w ere feared. O n Friday, h o w ev er, th e thusiasm a n d e sp irlt de corps that
m at- mown lpou application at this office
either personally or by letter.
tity o n e -fo u rth is to go to th e Philip­ gov ern m en t p ro m p tly o rd ere d her could no t b u t win w ith such a leader.
AT ONE OPERATION '
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Over th e S paniards.
JOHN F. DRYDEN. P re sid e n t
Lean. ADVisrisiuara.—At rates allowed by
pines, by w ay of San Francisco, and release, th e vessel having se cu re d a I would note, too, th a t superior educa­
law.
LESLIE D. WARD, Vice p m . EDGAR B . WARD, Y d Vice Pre*. »nfi Coun ae
. . A N Y C O L O R .l
th e b ala n c e to Cuba. M any bodies of p e rm it to p ass th e blockade, t h e order tion, which brings intelligence, coupled %
OflNT-A-WO»D ADVBBTIHHSBNT8.—ODlOCSl page
FORRE4T F . d k Yu EN, s e c re ta ry
one cent a word for each Insertion. The popular EIGHT AMERICANS WOUNDED v o lu n te e rs th a t were o rig in ally slated fo r which h ad n o t been delivered to th e w ith perfection of m arksm anship, aided
S The Cleanest, F a ste st Dye forfe
local advertising scheme.
for one o f th e g rea t concentration officers of th e fleet. Madrid d isp a tc h es greatly in winning th e day, a nd will, I
I f . B, CONO YJER, Gen. A g t T o m s River, N. J.
jj Soiled or F a d e d Shirt W aists, |E
camps h a v e found them selvds su d ­ show th a t the Spanish g o v e rn m e n t Is believe, co n trib u te to future victories.
h a v in g a h a rd tim e in d ev isin g plans Adm iral Dewey a n d every m an In his
in asrariinnr* with the United States Postal
* B louses, R ib b o n s, C urtains, Under- gf
Laws all papers will be continued until ordered While the Spaniards Lost 300 denly u n d e r o rd ers to proceed direct fo r securing w a r funds, a n d t a l k of a squadron deserve every recognition
jj lin e n , etc., w h e th e r Silky Satin,
to s o u th e rn points, so t h a t soon vol­ c a b in e t u p h e a v al is growing. M ean­
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u n teers from th e east and m iddle west tim e the d iso rd ers in (he p ro vin ces con­
Killed and Fourteen Ships.
b e sto w .’
order will not be i ?cognized.
will be m oving sw iftly to F lo rid a and tin u e. ■
The general belief is th a t th e history •■5 Sold in All Colors by Grocers and S
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N ew spaper
th e gulf, w h ile from th e f a r west tho I The p resid en t on T h u rsd ay sen t a o f' Nelson will be repeated, a n d that
tfi
Druggistu, or mailed free
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TO M S R IV F .R , N . J.
A PROMOTION POE THE VICTOR. cars will be c arry in g tro o p s to San I long list o f a rm y nom inations to th e S panish indignation m ay force the i§
B ook
Jo b
for 15 cents;
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i sen ate, am ong th em fhe follow ing to b e’ S panish fleet to sea, and T ra fa lg ar be
Francisco.
Thursday Afternoon, May 12,1808
5 A d d re ss, THE M A Y P O L E SO A P DEPOT, |
C o n trary to expectations, tjhe day m ajo r g e n erals: Brigadier G e n e ra l J o ­ repeated. E very officer is now encour­
seph C. B reckinridge, Inspector general, aged to belleVe th a t Commodore Schley
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In te r e d a t the Post Office at Toms River A One-Sided Battie, Where th e Only Dam­ again passed a t th e n avy departm ent U .8.A .; B rig ad ier General E lw ell S.Otls, will be allowed to display his acknowl­
as tecond-class m a il matter.
age Done to Our Ships or Sailors Was w ith o u t new s from A dm iral Sampson. B rigadier G eneral John W. Copplnger, edged skill and d a rin g In active battle.
N o tw ith sta n d in g w h at a p p e a l to be
Caused by an Explosion of Ammu­ con firm ato ry newBfffiper advices rela ­ B rigadier G en eral W. It. S h a fte r, B rig­
F IB ST VICTORY IN THE W A R FOR SUPREMACY ON THE TRACK.
a d ie r General W illiam M. G raham ,
nition on Board the Cruiser Baltimore. tiv e to th e presence of th e Spanish B rigadier G eneral Jam es F . Wade,
CHATTANOOGA, May 4, 1898.
C E D A R RUN
B
rigadier
G
eneral
Henry
C.
M
erriam
,
Cape
V
erde
fleet
at
Cadiz,
tlje
navy
Congress Passes a Vote of T hanks, Enacts
Monarch
race’s’opened today.8 MimTpenwon by Ben Walthout on a Monarch. Second prize won by Kenc’all Spier on a Monarch.
d e p a rtm e n t officials a re beginning to Ja m e s H. W ilson of D elaw are, FitzGeorge A. Cranmer has just launched
Third
place
won
by
Bert
Repine
on
a
Monarch.
Consolation
race
won
by
Carroll
Jack
on
a
Monarch,
a Law W hich Makes the Intrepid Naval
Man.OKU monahcu T lix .
(Signed)
e n te rta in s tro n g doubt of th e Accuracy h u g h Lee of V irginia, W illiam J. Se­ sneak box racer, built by Le.vl Crarraer. fle
Commander a Rear Admiral, and Orders of th e rep o rt. I t was n o t possible d u r­ well of New J e rs e y and Joseph W heeler ■bullcugcs all competitors, especially those at
M O N A R C H O i l A I 'V T . I C S - , # 1 0 0 . 0 0
of A labam a. E ighteen co lonels and
Medals Cast for Every One of Our Heroes ing th e co u rse of the d ay td obtain seven lie u te n a n t colonels w ere named Barnegat
a n y th in g lik e an official confirmation for brigadier generals. T h e nom ina­
W 8. Cranmer sold 18 bicycles last week.
of Manila - A Big^Army to Be Sent to
of th e official rep o rt received qn T ues­ tions were confirmed.
Cuba at Once—General M erritt to Com­ day, h u t th is Is no t to he wondered at
F rid a y a n d S a tu rd a y passed w ithout
A T r u th f u l S ta te m e n t.
mand Our Land Forces in th e Philippine In view of th e success w hich tl|e Span­ p a rtic u la rly e x citin g news, b u t on Sun­
A n e x c e lle u ta n d in v alu a b le rem edy,
ish g o v ern m en t h as bo fa r m et with In day word cam e of an en co u n ter had on
Islands—Information Regarding Admiral
S
a
tu
rd
a
y
by
w
h
ich
two
of
o
u
r
vessels
keeping s e c re t th e m ovem ents of its
for th e cu re o f cough, cold a n d hearse*
narrow ly escaped destruction. I n order
Sampson’s Fleet Withheld.
naval s h ip s .
to lu re o u r sh ip s under fire t h e Span-' n e ss, is D r. B ull’s Cough S yrup, and
I t h as been suggested th a t Home of lard s sent ou t a schooner w hich was Mr. J a s . H adfield, 350 W e st S t., New
Hong K ong, May 9.—A m o n g naval
MONARCH
MONARCH
The w e e k has b e e n without nctioD m en, m ilitary m en and c iv ilia n s, E u ­ th e tro o p s now being h u rrie d bo rap ­ ap p a re n tly try in g to run th e H avana Y o rk C ity , verifies this s ta te m e n t.
ropeans a n d n ativ es here th e r e is only idly to th e gulf coast m ay be intended blockade. The V icksburg a n d th e cu t­ H e w rites : “ D r. B u ll’s Cbugh Syrup
.ROADSTERS.,
TANDEMS *100
of n o t e in the eon teat of the w a r .
te
r
M
orrill
s
ta
r
te
d
after
her.
a
n
d
the
to
co
-o
p
erate
with
A
dm
iral
Sampson
one subjoct of discussion, th o b rillian t,
MONARCH
Saturday tho, details of Dewcy’p daBhing, an n ih ilatin g v ic to ry of the in th e red u c tio n of th e fortifications schooner s ta r te d for the sh o re before is a m o st e x c e lle n t rem edy for cough,
the wind. B efore our vessels’ officers
RACER $75
astonishing victory at Manila reached Am erican fleet under Com m odore a t San J u a n de P orto Rico find the realized th eir position they w ere w ith­ cold a n d h o arsen ess, a n d I la k e great MODELS 5 7 & 5 8
sub seq u en t occupation o f th e island.
$60.00
in reach of th e g u n s of the S a n ta Clara p lea su re in recom m ending i t to all,
a delighted country, telling that the Dewey o v er th e Spanish fleet com­
T
h
e
rev
iv
al
of
do
u
b
ts
as
to
the
m anded by A dm iral M o n tejo in Ma­
•water b attery . M any shots w ere fired, w ho re q u ire such a valuable household MODELS 5 5 & 5 6
DEFIANCE
Spanish fleet and land batteries lmd n ila bay on May day.
w h ereab o u ts of th e Cape Verdi) squad­ b u t the S p a n iard s' poor m ark sm an sh ip
m ed ic in e .” D r. B u ll’s Cough Syrup
*50.00.
R O A D STE R S*40
been destroyed without the loss of a
Com modore Dewey’s o r d e r s were to ron caused a renewal of anxiety as to did little dam ag e, and our vessels es­
is sold everyw here for 25 c e n ts,
th o O regon. Tho ship w as alt Bahia
single Yankee tar, and with but six cap tu re o r destroy tho S p a n ish fleet, a t la s t acco u n ts and is believed to caped from w h a t would hav e been cer­ wold lay n . t Front, n a tn A W ashington
ta in d e stru ctio n had co m p eten t men
and never w ere in stru c tio n s executed
EVERY BICYCLE
CATALOGUE
slightly wounded. Supplies and re­
in ho com plcto fashion. A t th e end of have s ta rte d a day o r tw o ag6 up the m anned th e S p an ish guns.
DEATHSM inister W oodford and p a rty retu rn ­
FULLY . . .
MAILED
inforcements aro being gotten ready seven h o u rs th ere w as absolutely B razilian co ast to jo in Sampson’s
ed from E u ro p e on Sunday. T h e min­
squ
ad
ro
n
In
th
e
W
est
Indies.
She
will
GUARANTEED
UPON REQUEST
at San Francisco for Dewey, and it is n o th in g left o f th e Spanish fleet but a have to m ak e a run o f 3,000 miles, iste r refused to be interview ed, but MARSHALL—At TucKerton May 3, 1898,
rumored that General Wesley Merritt few relics, Tito Am erican com m ander w hich will occupy th e Oregon about o th ers of the p a rty told o f th e bitter( Rosa, wife of George Marshall.
hud most sk illfu lly a rra n g e d every de­
h o stility to A m ericans in P a r is , where
will be made Military Uovornor of ta il of th e action, and e v e n thv, ap ­ ten d ays only. It is believed that Ad­ every in d ig n ity sh o rt of a c tu a l violence SAWYER—AtTuckerton, May 1, 1898, Mrs
m iral Sam pson will do w hatever is is th ru s t uuon our citizens. George Elizabeth Sawyer, aged 81 years
the islands.
p aren tly m o st insignificant features
SHERMAN—At Point Pleasant. May 1. 1898,
necessary in h is ju d g m en t to safeguard Downing, a naturalized E nglishm an
Admiral Sampson is still playing were carried o u t with p e rfe c t p u n c tu a l­ th e sh ip In jie r ru n up th e coast.
a n d form erly chief yeoman on the Mrs Auna Sherman, aged 81 years.
ity and in railro ad tim e ta b le order.
cru
iser
Brooklyn,
was
a
rre
s
te
d
in
The
n
av
y
d
ep
artm
en
t
f
e
lt
obliged
to
hide and seek, looking for Spain’a fleet
WAREHAM—At Lakewood. May 4, 1898,
A t tho end of tho a c tio n Commo­
ashington char:: il w ith being a E iznbeih. wile ol James L. Warehain
of armored cruisers in tho neighbor­ dore Dewey anchored Ills fleet In the decline th e offer m ade by some W
w ealthy New York gentlem en, headed Spanish spy. H e was c a u g h t in the
GUIUE—
Near Lakewood May. 4. 1898(
bay,
before
M
anila,
and
sent,
a
mes­
hood of Porto Rico. European dis­
H i i c o c m h I' i i I R a c i n g - M o n “ R i d o t t > £ o n t t r e l i a n d K e e p i n F r o n t . ”
by Mr. O. H. P. Belm ont, to build und a c t of m ailing a letter to Senor Ber- ThofiiHn E , son of John R Oulce, aged 19 veurs,
sage to th e governor g e n e ra l, General
Brill WriUUour, Ktimliill Siilur* Uerl liiij.MHi. J. A!. Kcwhonsc, (!. D. .JanS, iir.l aenrgo e, Boree are memhero of the Monarch Racing Team,
patches say that this fleet returned August!, an nouncing tin* in au g u ra tio n equip a to rp ed o bout for th o ujte or the nube, in M ontreal, containing in fo rm a ­ QUlvi BY -A t Jersey City, May 0. 1898, Dr.
watch Mm ABBoeliUed press dispatches tor the winnings or the Mouarch Team.
tion ab o u t the H olland su b m arin e boat
The Monarch Is the Rosiest running and most satlafsorory high grade bicycle built.
g
o
v
ern
m
en
t
d
u
rin
g
th
e
w
ar.
Possibly
to Cadiz on Saturday lust, but tho of th e blockade, and a d d in g t h a t If u
and prom ising further inform ation. I. M Qiilmby.
th e d eelin n tio u was b ro u g h t about D eath m ay be th e penalty.
W. S. CRANM ER, Cedar Run, N. J. —
.m
-nt .ora.,.,.r.,nnfy.
report is only half credited. Spain sh o t was fired against h is ships he th ro u g h th e condition a ttach ed to the
WOODWARD—At New Egypt. May 9,1898,
On M onday th e senate a n d house
appears to be on the verge of a revo­ w ould destroy every b a tte ry ab o u t M a­ offer t h a t th e boat sh o u ld he com­ passed reso lu tio n s w arm ly thankin, Frank youngest sod of Dr Charles Woodward
nila,
aged
16
years.
a
s
r
e
a
d
e s t „ m. y .
m anded by Mr. Belm ont, fo r without Commodore D ew ey and his officers and
lution—whether bloody or peaceful
N ot u m an on board t h e Am erican
e lea st reflection upon th a t gentle­ m en for th e v icto ry of M anila, unani
it is bard to predict—but her people flee t wuh k ille d , n o t a s h i p w as dam ­ th
m an th e naval officials have been niously passed a bill which elevates
jiiinc;
are starving by tho hundreds, if Lon­ a g e d to a n y e x te n t, and o n l y e i g h t men obliged to decline to esta b lish the pre­ th e victorious Dewev to th e ran k of
wore Injured s lig h tly o n board th o
cedent o f app o in tin g civ ilian s to com­ r e a r adm iral, a n d ap p ro p riated $10,000
don advicos are to be believed.
to he used in the purchase of a sword
Baltimore.
’§ S A L IH !
m ands In th is way.
of honor for Adm iral Dew
Tho A m erican fleet e n te re d Manila
OF VALUABLE
bronze m edal fo r each of h is officers
Major-General Sewell.
buy on S a tu rd a y night w ith th o g reat­
M o re A n n s For IiiHiirgcatH,
j
p S j?
a n d sailors. Prep aratio n s w ere being
'5 5 \
W ’A ' I
est of ease. The S p a n iard s hud not
T am pa. F la ., May 12.—-T h e n is good pushed for th e sending of 40,000 volun­
It in believed that Senator Sewell will vield established a patrol, a n d th e re were
reason to believe th a t Inside of 24 hours teers to Culm, In addition to th e regqlar
to the piciwuru. hmuglil to bi-ar on him boll) no se arc h lig h ts a t th e e n tr a n c e of tin
ea l
sta te
Soother expedition with th e silme p u r­
The ste a m er Gussie, In charge
at Lome and in Washington, to retain bU seal
pose a n d destination a s th at of the of C ap tain W. H. Dorst, G en eral Miles'
bay.
In the Senate and decline military lionotR.
Uncle
The
most
fascinating
inven­
The early h o u rs of th e m o rn in g re ­ (Tussle, w hich left here on Tuesday
tion of the nge. Always ready
Monday Senator Sewell received (rum hia Re­ vealed th e opposing s h ip s to each loaded w ith a rm s and am m unition and aide, left T a m p a with a ca rg o of arm s Sam
phans’ Court of the County of Ocean, made
to entertain. It requires no
and am m unition for the C u b a n in ­
he Eleventh dav of May, A D. eighteen hun­
publican colleague* fu the Senate a document o th er, and th e Spanish flag sh ip opened supplies fo r th e Cuban insurgents, will
skill to operate it and repro­ dred aud ninety-eight., ordering the sale of certain
surgents. C h arles N, Allen, o f Lowell,
duce the music of bands, or­ laudB and tenements of William Jenkins, a luna­
which, in the strongest language, urged him to fire. Her uction was follow ed by some slip from Port Tam pa. The Florida, Maas., w as n am ed to succeed Theodore Says:
chestras, tloealists or instru­ tic, the sub criber, guardian of said lunatic, will
one of the P lan t line bo ats chartered by Roosevelt as a s sis ta n t s e c re ta ry of the This is
give np the Major-Generalship and to retain
mental soloists. There is expose at public vendue on
the la rg e r Spanish w a rsh ip s, and
nothing like it for an even­
hia aeat in tho Senate. It was presented to Sen­ th en the C avite forts o p en ed up and th e governm ent for use ns a. tra n s ­ navy, while Roosevelt goes to th e front
ing’s entertainment at home ot! in thosocial gath­ Monday, the Thirteenth Day of Jane,
America’s
port,
h
a
s
tak
en
on
a
larg
e
cargo
of
ator Sewell by Vice-President Hobart, who wan tho araaller Spanish vesaeia brought
ns lieutenant colonel of a cow boy c a v ­
ering. You can sing or talk to it and It will
Hpringileld rifles and am m unition, and
reproduce immediately and a.H often as desired,
a lry regim ent. In n list of a rm y nom i­ G reatest
largely instrument'd iu securing Mr. Sewell
A. D. 1898,
th e ir guns in to play.
tho sta lls for horses have been com­ natio n s sent to the senate m en well
your song or words.
appointment by the President, and by Senator
Other so-called talking machines reproduce at the dwelling house on the premises, In the vil­
The A m erican squadron, w hich had pleted. T h e boat Is lying u t I he dock know n in civil life were nam ed for staff Medicine.
only
records
of
cut
and
dried
subjects,
specially
lage
of
Lakehurst,
formerly Manchester, in the
Spooner, who is responsible for the language ol
been led in to th e hay a n d th ro u g h the with full steam up and read y for H ail­ positions. T hey Include J o h n Jacob It will
prepared in a laboratoiy; but the Graphophone is township uf Manchester, in the County of Ocean
W e C a n F ill
the appeal:
not limited to such performances. On the Grapho­ and StHte of New Jersey, between the hours of
channel by th e flagship O lym pia, did ing a t a m om ent’s notice.
A
stor.
the
New
York
millionaire;
F
red
Sharpen
Y
o
u
r
shoe
w
an
ts
a
s
th
ey
should
he
filled.
We
phone
you
can
easily
make
and
1
pstantly
reproaucj
twelve o’clock noon and five o’clock In th# after­
lion W J. Sewell. United Rtates Senator.
can give you any siz e , shape, color o r sty le In records of the voice, or any soilnd. Thus it con­ noon of said day. to wit, at two o’clock in the
not reply, though th e s h e lls of tho Now J e r s e y N aval Ito w rv o * on D uty.
AlCPr. «
o f the w a r a e cre ta ry ; Y ourA ppetite,
■I '
Dear Senator: The Presidenthaving appoint,
fo o tw e a r th at you h a v e e v e r seen In any place. stantly awakens new interest and its charm is ever afternoon, the following described lands and real
Ja m e s O. Blaine, only su rv iv in g son —»
Spaniards began to s tr ik e th e water
W e handle only t h e b e s t o f each grade and are fresh. The reproductions are dear and brilliant. estate, viz:
T renton, May 12.—C a p ta in Ipaldgrcn. tho great sta te sm a n : W. H. Allison, a Purify and
ed you Major-General of volunteers, and the around th em , bu t moved m ajestically
satisfied w ith a re a s o n a b le proilt. O ur every
All the undivided one-sixth interest of said luuof the N av al Reserves, h a s detailed 23
Senate having promptly ami nnuuiwoutdv con
a n d aMc,
g ra d e of shoes are s u c h th a t we safel? g u a ra n te e
Wi Ham Jenkins, in the following lands and
onward. W hen nearing B a k e r hay n men of the- T renton and Haddonflpld nephew o f th.- senator: a . c. G ray , son Vitalize Your Blood.Overcome That
up
firmed the nomination, we. your Republican
tenements, situated in the village of Manchester,
Get a bottle of e n tir e satisfaction o r g iv e you back y o u r m onev
sudden u p h eav al of w ater a sh o rt d is­ divisions fo r service on th e Resolute. uf l,“-1 Ut hi w a re senator, a n d C urtis q-|red Feeling,
in
the township of Manchester, in the county of
Gould, editor o f th e Boston Com m ercial, n
c
°
, ,
associates lu that body, feel constrained to urge
Manufactured under the pato(its of Ml, 'lainter, Ocean
and State of New Jersey :
tance ah ead of the O lym pia showed The m en will leave T re n to n tomorrow
Edison
and
Macdonald.
Onr
estsbllslunr-nt
U
bondon Tuesday o rd er, were sen t to Gen- H°odf Sarsapar|lla
and beg.n to
upon you a declination of the appointment
aunrtnrft of the world for Talking Machines and First. All that certain lot of land conveyed to
th a t th e Spaniards h ad exploded a fo r New York, to go on bt|>ard the e ra l Brooke, th e comm ander a t Chick- tsk e it TODAY, and realize the great
William Jenkins, the father of said lunatic, by
Talking Maciune Supplies. Write for catalogue,
We do this, knowing that the appointment Is
Willl-tm
Torrey and Adeline W.. his wife, by d«ed
m ine or a torpedo. T h is w as followed R esolute.
a m a u g a N atio n al Park, to send all th e good it is sure *0 do you.
well merited by your distinguished military
September 10, 1875, and recorded at'Toms
COLUMBIA PHONOGRAPH CO. dated
by a second and s im ila r explosion.
\v O
Orleans
reg u la r tro o p s to Tampa, New
rleans
...
Hlver, in Ocean County Clerk’s Office, In Book 8«
career and your genius for organization and
GOVERNOR
GENERAL
MERRITT.
Dept.
3
0
.
ll»»2
t
hcMinut
»>.,
They were b o th utterly unsuccessful.
a n d Mobile, a n d to prepare th e camp
of Deeds, pages 425, etc. Second. All that cer­
command, because we feel that in ibis exigency
PH ILA DELPHIA.
tain lot. of and conveyed by William Torrev and
The A m erican fleet w as th e n draw ing H e W ill C om m and O u r V o lu n te e rs In fo r the reception of 40,000 to 50,000 vol­ Is America's Greatest Medicine. All druggists.
New York, Paris, Chicago. 8t. fiouis. Phliadelpnla, Adeline W., his wife, to said William Jenkins,
neither the parly or the country can afTord to
unteers. The movement o f tro o p s w as
t h e IMiUlpplue Islan d s.
nearer a n d n earer to t h e Spaniards,
father of said lunatic by deed dated December 19,
Baltimore,
Washington,
Buffalo.
forgo in the Senate the benefit of your experi­
1872, aud recorded In Ocean County Clerk’s Office
San Francisco, May 12.—Tht) Bulletin at once begun. Diplomats in W ash in g ­
whoso g u n n e ry was v e ry poor, the
In Book 76 of Deeds, pages 299, etc. Third. AH
ence, ability and industry in the legislative ser­
shots from th e Cavite b a tte rie s and say s: T he president h a s Appointed ton talk of u rg in g upon S p a in the f u ­
that
lot of land conveyed by william Toney and
Examination
for
Stholarship.
tility of f u rth e r efforts a g a in s t the
vice.
Adeline W., his wife, to said William Jenkins,
from the Spanish ships b e in g equally G eneral W esley M erritt, of thie regular
The State of New Jersey, by act of the Legis­ father of said lunatic, bv deed dated October 4,
The military fame which In jour younger badly aim ed, either fallin g s h o rt o r go­ arm y, to th e comm and of tlie volun- U nited S ta te s forces.
w ith fS.OO, 6 7 .0 0 A: 110.00 order* o f our
lature,
provides
Free
Scholarships
In
hutgers
1
872,
and recorded in Ocean County Clerk's Office
Sea
Side
T
ark,
N.
J..
May
8.
1898.
Celebrated T e a s, Coffees, Baking; P ow ­
days you won in battle for Ike preservation of ing wide o f th e mark
New Brunswick, N .J
An exsmlnation lu Book 76 of Deeds, pag*'8 302, e*c. Fourth. All
N a tio n a l S e n a to r - by P o p u la r V oto.
Pealed proposal!* w ill b e received a t th e office of der, Spice* nnd Extract*. Great Induce­ College,
for candidates for admission will be held at Toms riiai certain lot of land conveyed by William Tor­
the Union cannot well be augmented and with
Though th e Spaniards had opened
W ashington. May 12.—A fte r refusing B eurv S. Ilalnes, 318 T em ple b u lldinv, Camden, ment*. Somethin* entirely new. Teas, River, on
rey
and
Adeline w., his wife, to said William
N . .1. until '■
one accord we, your part* associates and
‘t m . ta H tu r d N y , ••*«>- * | . IM 9*,
Jenkins, father ot said lunatic, by deed datod
Are at 6,000 yards, tho A m ericans re ­
y esterd ay to consider th e s e n a te bill for the ex avatlon ami rem oval of e a rih on the CO cents and u p w a rd s. Coffees, lO cents
Saturday, June -4. 1808.
friends here, venture to express the hope that served th e ir fire u n til w ith in 4,000
1, 1874, and recorded in ocean County
restric tin g Im m igration th e h o u se took several av enues at Hea Side P rk, N. J , enum er­ and upward*. SPE C IA L TERM S TO at 9 a. m., at which time all Interested tliould be April
clerk's Office, tn Book 76 of Deeds, pages 804, eto.
your sense of public duty will lead you to con
below. In resp ectiv e am ounts a s follow^:
AGENTS to
club*. Full purlieu" present. For futiher Information call on or ad­ Fifth. AH ihat c. rtain lot of land conveyed by
u p and devoted th e session to th e house ated
y ards o f th e enemy, w h e n th e real
9«<K! ru b le yards on 9th avenue, ftoo cubic yards
i). J,.
tinae Without Interruption your service in the
dress.
F. A. NORTH,
Will am Torrey and Adeline W., his wife, to said
resolution to subm it to th e s ta te s a o f which will t*o deposited on said a v en u e at en lu re Free.
battle began.
County Superintendent. * lllifttn Jenkins, father of said lunatic, by deed
THE 0REAT AMERICAN TEA CO..
Senate, which we all feel is of great practical
average d istance of 400 fe e t, an i 9ino cubic yards
proposition
to
amend
the
co
n
stitu
tio
n
dated April lu, I87i,and recorded in Ocean County
Tho A m erican sh lp sth en passed back­
31 a n J 33 V esey S t ,, N, Y., P . 0 . Box 289.
ave aa e d istance not ex ceed in g l.vsi feet
Utility to the country.
so as to provide for the electio n of sen­ an8'0»
Clerks Office, lb Book 70 uf Deeds, pages 296, etc.
cubic y ards or. 10th A»*>uue,'4"o cubic jaFdi
w ards a n d forw ards six tim e s across
All the aiiove tracts atm lots of land are situ­
a to rs by a d irect Vote. The am en d m en t o f which wnl he deposited on said av uu* at an
To this document thirty-nine Rcpahllcan
ated in Block number 93, as laid down upon a cer­
th e front of th e Spaniards, pouring in
a s proposed In the resolution. As re ­ avetaae distan ce n o t e x c e ed in g 4'R> feet a n d tO ti
Senators sppended their names, and it also
tain map or plan, entitled *' Plan of the westerly
cumc y ards at an averag e distance n o t exceeding
upon th e la tte r a perfect h a il of shot
ported
to
the
house,
left
It
In
th
e
discre­
part
of the village of Manchester, N. J., showing
bors the signatnre ol the Vice-President Sen
ISO’' feet.
and shell. Every A m erican shot seem ­
the property of Elizabeth C Torrey. August I,
OF
tion of th e s ta te s to elect th e ir se n a ­ 4W9 cable yards on 11th avenue, 9000 cub e yards
A^ent for
ator Hoar opposite his name wrote this charac
1895, as surveyed by A. P. Irons."
ed to tell, while alm ost e v e ry Spanish
to rs l>y d irect vote or th ro u g h their ot which wilt be deposited on said a v -n u e at an
Also
all the Interest of the said lunatic. In
terlstlc sentence:
dl»U nce n o' ex ceed in g 40" fe e t, and is"tl
legislatures, b u t an am endm ent by Mr. average
sh o t missed th e mark.
any other lands that the said William Jenkins,
cni'ic y ard s at an averag e distance n o t exceeding
I think Gen. Sewell's great military capacity
father of said lunatic, was seized of, at the time
Underwood, o f Alabama, m ak in g selec­ 100" feet.
After h av in g thus s c a tte re d death
of his death, In said Block number 23
is needed for guiding the legislation of the Sen
48tto cubic y ards on l i t h avenue. 9 to cubic yarda
tion by p o p u lar vote m an d ato ry , was
and dem oralization a m o n g th e Spanish
Attendance given, and conditions made known
which will be do-pos te d on said sv en u e at an
ate, and that his plact here cauoot he supplied
OF
adopted, and th e resolution w as then of
at the time and place of sale, by
fleet and th e Spanish b a tte rie s, the
average d istance n t ex ceed in g 4"0 fe e t, and S9oo
WILLIAM A. TORREY,
Attorney-General G riggs to whom Senator
passed.
cubic
y
ard
s
at
au
average
distance
n
o
t
exceeding
Am erican fleet retired fo r breakfast,
Dated May 11,1899. [pr’s fee, $14.4U] Guardian.
lft*"
feet
Sewell has referred the matter, will decide that and incidentally a council of w ar was
Bide wi l he received fo r each a venne separately
lYeath In a n U nder W a te r T u n n e l.
It Is unconstitutional for a man to serve in the held on b o ard the Olym pia.
&s above specified, e a rth to be d eposited within
Cleveland. M ay 12.—Ten m en were th
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
e averag e d istance n am ed in localities desig­
army and the Senate of the United States at the
By th is tim e the S p a n ish ships were
Injured, five fataliy, by an explosion nate d by th e e ngineer.
OF THE
same time.
h e M A X c B R n i.R l a n d c o w p a m i ’,
B idders a re Invited to view the g ro u n d s.
in a d esperate condition. T h e flagship
of gas y e ste rd ay in th e new w ater
a
cm
potation
of
the
Sts|te
of
New
Jersev,
Specification* may he seen at th e office of the
Major General William J Sewell was born Reina C h ristin a was rid d le d w ith shot
w orks tunnel u n d er t|te lake. The dig­ M a y o r.S e a s id e Park. N. J . and a t a iJ Temple
hereby cerufies that It has reduced Its Cap tal
G E N E R A L W ESLEY M ERRITT,
-look from the sura of seven hundred thousand
A T TO M S R IV E R ,
in Ireland In 1845 He came to this country at and shell, one of her s te a m pipes had tee rs from the Pacific coast. General gers w ere 6.300 feet from shore. The b u n d in g , Cam uen, N. J .
dollars $;on,i.ou), divt 'ed mtb seven thousand
II BNRY S. H AINES, E ngineer.
an early age and settled In New Jersey At the b u rst a n d site was believed to be on M erritt will lead the Invasion of the in­ explosion w as caused by one o f tfie pn'a J. B WOOD, Borough
shares of one hundred collars i||100.<0) each, to the In the State of New Jersey, *t the close of busi­
Clerk.
sum of fifty thousand dollars (|w, 00".0o) divided
ness, Mas 5,1893.
outbreak of the Civil War he entered the army fire. T he C astilla w as c e rtain ly on fa n try upon tho Philippines, He h as Striking a m atch to light his pipe. The
Tanks, Etc.
m o nve hnnurei shares or ope hundred dollars
•S Captain of the Fifth New Jersey Volunteers. fire, and soon afterw ard t h e i r condition been proclaim ed governor g|enefal o f dead are M ichael Tovelln. J a m a s Ander- j^ O T lC F TO f Kt niT O it*.
Hi.141) CBeh, sa'd change halving been declared
RESOURCES.
Plumbing, Steam (SH
th e Philippines, and ns s«*on as possi­ • >n and M ichael M cFadden.
by resolution of the Board of Directors to be ad­ Loans and discounts...........................
He served throughout the war and wa* engag­
*80.6*4 »S
and having been dull and reguiarlv as­
fitting, Well dril­ visable,
E sta te of Jo-ep h Holme*, deceased.
secured and unsecured...
ed in many of the great battles being wounded became woirc and w orse, u n til th ey ble will estab lish his posit M i as such
82 30
sented to by the vote of thirds! in interest of eac Oveidrafts,
C. s. Bonds to secure circulation........ 80,000 00
.Toeeih Holmes. Jr.. E xecutor of Joseph,
SPAIN’S FINANCIAL PUZZLE.
ling » specialty. class of the stockholders having voting powers at Stocks,
w ere e v en tu ally burned to th e water # a t th e c a p ita l a t Manila.
M Chancellorsviile and Gettysburg.
securities, etc , ..................... 250,791 81
H o n n -s. deceased t«v direction o f th e Surro­
a
meeting
cabed
by
the
Braid
of
Directors
'or
He gained Use brevet of Brigadier- General edge.
1,250 00
Also Dealer in Tin that purpose,and the written absent of said stock­ Banking House furniture, and fixtures
L a w m a k e r* s t i l l E v o lv in g sp h e m e * to g a te o f 'h e ro u n tv of tb ean hereby gives notice
Due from National Banna (not reserve
to th e cred ito rs of th e said Joseph Holme* to
DE W E Y’S MODEST REPORTS.
The b a ttle , which w a s started at
for his services at Chancellorsviile. and at the
P ro v id e t h e s|jjew * o f W a r.
and Sbept iron Ware holders i« hcreio appended.
agents...................... ...................
bring in th e tr <iebt*. d em an d s and e l s ms svalnst
10TI 02
In witness whereof, the salul Corporation has
cessation of hostilities was made Major General about F»:30 a. m. and a d jo u rn e d at 8:30 T e ll* o f III* G reat Ac hlcvlem ent In
10 1 27
M adrid. M ay 12 —At th e beginning o| th e e s ts ie of th.* said decad en t, u n d e r oath or
Stoves, and Heaters, caused this certificate to be aligned by its Presi­ Due from State Banks and bankers,
sffl-m
stion
w
ithin
m
o
n
th
s
from
th
is
date,
or
Dne irom approved reserve agents. 25,992 02
a.
m..
w
as
resumed
a
b
o
u
t
noon,
when
I . w T han SOU W ord*.
Ik reward lor gallant services throughout the
y e ste rd ay ’s sittin g the c h a m b e r passed ?h-y w r l t*e forever b a rred o f sny ac tio n therefor
Ranges,Cutlery .Glass dent and secretary and its cbrpora'e seal to be Checks
and
other
cash
items..
.
.
.
...
hereto affixed this 2flth day of April, 1898,
Com modore Dewey s ta r te d in to put
W ashington. May 9. T he <j>fficial r e ­ bills for the tem porary a b o litio n of the •g x in st th e said E xecu to r.
the war.
Notes of other National Banks...........
w a re . Qne*p?wan
t d e Ma nc hester land e u . Fractional paper currency, nickels,
• 33
JOSEPH HOL*E4. J b.
th e finishing touches o f h is glorious p o rts of Commodore Dewey, {modest in im port d u ty on raw cotton a n d the abo­
In 1M5 be became connected with New Jer
Furniture.Tin roofing,
n o te d M s? 1", I*** [p r’s fe - ».?]
Executor.
and cents
..................................
sey railroads, particularly with those wircb work. T h ere was not m u ch fight left th eir b rev ity , were re c e iv e d b y S e c r e ta r y lition of differential duties o n foreign
'■n
By
JAMES
RRJ|»WV
POTTER,
Lawful money reserve in hank, via ;
etc. All orders for
President.
?P«cle ............................... It,tuff 75
became later a part ol the great Pennsylvania in the Spaniards by th is tim®, and Long on Satu rd ay . They a re a|s follows: ships tra d in g between S p ain and her | ^ o T U K T o « H b P i r « a a .
new work, or repair
• M anila. May 1.—The squadron a r ­ colonies. T he form er will help the
Legal-tender notes............ 12,592 00 12,058 75
a t 2 p. m . th e Petrel a n d Concord had
Kail road.
W.
J.
DUANE,
Secret
try.
Redemption fund with U. 8. Treasurer
ing.caa lings or bricks
E s ta te of M argaret A. C aldw ell, deceased.
rived a t M anila a | d ay b reak l|his m o rn ­ C atalonian m an u fa c tu re rs a n d the lat
(5 per cant, of circulation)...........
2,250 00
In 1873 he eulered political life and was elect­ sh o t th e C avite b a tte rie s in to silence ing. Im m ediately engaged t|he enem y te r will ten d to encourage blockadJ P o m es Birds*;;, E x ecu to r of M argaret A.
for stoves,ranges, etc.
The S panish g unboats were then and d estroyed the foliowimj: Hpanisfe running. The indem nity bill w as next csidw e.l.deceased.bv d irectu m of t h e S urrogate <d promptly attended tc. Please give me a call STATE OP MEW YOB& . x
ed State Senator for Camden County, receiv­
. "$445,648 li
^ Total..................................
th e m o n t j o f ocean , hereby gives nolle** to the
ing the compliment of re election in 1875 and sc at*, led. th e arsenal w as on fire And
tcls* Itetna C ristina. C astilla Ullo*. b*»*co.i alm ost unopposed, th e Carlist- cred ito rs of the s a i l M anrs'e* a CaldweiL
it remembered that on th|« «th day of AprP,
to b rin g tn th e ir d e b ts, cem&nds and c aim - BLUE
FRONT STORE ISOBe*, before
LIABILITIES.
1878. In 1876.1§79 and 1880 be was preaMrk| th e explosion of a S p a n ish m agazine Isla de Cuba. General Lozo. the Duero. ai >ne voting ag a in st it.
me. the snhucr bef, * *o?ary Pub ic
a g a‘n - t th e esta te or th e ga:d d c c e d f s : under
in and for the citv and county of N«w York, per Capita! stock paid ip.........
In the c o rtes a sp*cial w a r budget of o s’-h o r sffi m sn o n w i'b l nine n o r t h s rom thin
of the Senate and while holding that i fKre in caused f u rth e r m o rta lity am ong the Correo. Velasco, M indanao. «|>ne tra n s ­
Main
S
tr
e
e
t
T
om
s
B
it
e
r
sonaiif
appeared William J- E|"»ne. the Secrtary
date p r they v id be fo rever barred wf a n r action
j1 port
ar-1 th e water b a tte ry at C a \ite . A2.nrti.iXiG w as demanded, w ith a
1881 he was elected to lbe Unik-d 8u:es Sen­ defenders of Spain ou s h o re .
*
Undivided
profits,
less expenses and
of
the
Manchester
Land
Com
pan
v,
the
corpor­
e said Executor.
• ^ “Orders *oiw*it» J by mail and prom pt at- al.on mentioned m, and which executed ibe fore,
Only *he m d ae c B a ltim o re _ad The sq u ad ro n is uninjured, «nd only a on land a n d public secu rities. The ta c re fo r a g a inJst 'h
taxes paid.................. ................
ate as the tneccsror of Theodore 8. Randolph
HOLMES HIKltSALL, Executor.
g ing certificate, and being by me dqly sworn, on National Bank notes outstanding........
tsa tk m given,
D ated May 11 i s *
*143
( p r’s fee. D.tM
suffered in a n y way from t h e fire of the few m en w ere slightly woui|ided, Tho •Inking fund w as suspended.
lor the term of six yearsDne
to
other
National
Banks..............
fils oath say*: That he is suchi Secretary,and th*t
only m ean s of telegraphing i? to th*
A p atriotic syndicate ha* b e n form ed.
General Sewell has been a delegate to every enemy.
the seal affixed to th« forego'ng certificate ts the Doe to .‘‘late banks and bankers.........
, . . A shot which s tr u c k h er ex.. A m erican consul at H ong Koitg. I shall here which will borrow 1.800.0WI pesetas *t e e s t a t e n o r m a l
10 0
co-ponde seal of *%jd corpora* wn, the same being Dividend* unpaid................. ..............
hlm .Republican National Convention since lelfi, plolr-d som e r a m n n itto n n e a r o n . ol
to buy g rain a t Marseilles a n d Antwerp,
PROPOSALS FOR CURBING. well known to him; that Jamel* Brown Potter aa Individual deposits subject to check.. 250,57460
a s d on each occasion was made chairman of h e r g u n s and slightly in ju re d h an
President of raid corporation rigned the said cet.
AND MODEL SCHOOLS.
“C avite. May 4 —I have taken posses­ a s all th e p rovinces but one hav® re­
Total...........................................S44LM8 I*
tifi ate and affixed said seal thereto and delivered
T h e wounded sion of n a v a l statio n a t *?a.vitk on P h il­ fused to send m ore grain to M adrid.
The f»:l let® of the stat»- orm -1 and Model
the delegation. He was ooe of the Commie- dozen o f th e crew
Proposals win be received at the office of the sa-t.1 certificate by auiburity of »a» Board of in- Stale of New Jersey, County of Ocean, ss:
wit. op. n Tuesday t*eptemr>er !»h En­
According to reports from P o rto Rico. Schools
•loner* from the State of New Jersey to the sailors are : Lieutenant F r a n k W oodruff ippine islaude. Have <|estn>jfd ;g«= f o r ­
trance cxamuwtiofis fo* the Norma School will Maror, se* *q<le Park, un to 12 o’clocv noon of rectors. and with the ament of a; least two-thirds
Henry A. Low, Cashier of the i--- --------World's Fair at Chicago He i s i d command Kellogg. Ensign N oble Irw in , Cox- tifications a t bay en tran ce, paralleling fUs. nt-ople a re panic s tric k e n at the be heW Jns- Ith, fw sa t Mh. Appllesits for ad- •Saturday. Day *«*». Inst, for the cowstruct- In merest of each class of t|he stockholders of Bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement
lon
of pl«nk curb on Fifth avenue. Second a»enue raid c rporation raving voting powers, as and for la true to the best of my knowledge and belief.
Landsm an 1 Y*fTtson I control bay CMR|Nk»ely a n d prosper** of I hi hom nardm ent of San miss*® to the Normal "th-ol on <-^r»»flrrtea raust
of the Second Brigade of the National Guard of ew ain J o h n B uddingrr
hm
rollin'ary
act
and
deed
land
the
voluntary
and
on
the
east
side
ot
Bar
View
avenne
from
i flic their septkttfkx a wuh the Principal before
„
Hntnv
js. Low,Paata
ta k e c itv a t a n y tim e. Tht|- squadron Ju an
avenue. The corn will be act and deed of said corporan<|*. m the presence
Jane BUk Arpltca’ior.s I t sdtaissS a to the Kigtirh avenne to
Hew Jersey, and is connected with th- manage Robert L Bartow, C o x sw ain Edward can
Subscribed and sworn to before me this lit*
of hemlock ixi ■inches,»pitr*d to port* .,x* inches of leponen", who thereupon subscribed b.s name day or Ma-., is#S.
Model S- wo<>l wifi be received a* in the p**t
meal of various basks, trust compaok-s and Snelgrove, Coxswain W illia m O Keefe }n excellent he*Hh and «ririt|« Span1«h
set at least two feet deep below bottom of curb thereto as a witness.
G en eral W h e e le r a t UhlekmiMBarn. For iirsJier toforinatitm. abdres* the
_
Thos. W. Middleton, Notary Public.
fM -w thrafiendrties. In 1^5 he was again a n d Seam en Richard P . Cov?rt and l o » n e t fully known, b u t vJ*ry heavy.
And deponent further says tl|iat fheusent here­ Correct Attest:
rr-ji-tpa^U Mt,SEEN. Tren.-m, V J ta d a separate proposal aud contract will be made
One h u n d red sn d fifty ki.K*4 inoiudins
C hattatm nga. Teas.. M ay i t Majco
d re ed to the United States Senate, his term
to apftrwded ,» -n:>-ed by at ies^st two-thrrda ia in­
»■> *-*■„-a of suvre streets:
A « O a B lR D S k L L
|
R osario RicciardeiiL
wxpirirg in 1801.
c a p ta in erf R eins C ristina. I am assist - Beneral Joseph K. W heeler a rriv ed yes, OT
» FHAMEUM HARRIS, Mayor terest of each class ot the sniv-kfcoMcn of said
HQLvna ftiaobAi-L, V Duectwra.
On th e o th e r hand, a b o u t 156 men ing in p ro tectin g the fipwnisj; sick a n d lerd ay a n d rep o rted t*. G e n e ra l Brook*
corporation having voting pcAera. eiifeer m
i R. W«j OD( Borough eferk.
. S . Ai * * f « ,
j
Huh! dem Handler Daroes shoot ?
son w by their several dn’y constituted
a r e said tG have been k ille d m board w ounded. Two hundred arid fifty-six H e will rem ain a t CTtk-kamanga ar. t
in fact ’.hereunto duly astconjM m'writing.
W j *'-_e yea give *eas d‘ f c » cal:.
th e S p an ish flagship, w h ic h was to ­ wounded in hospitals wit
a ssist in org an izin g the v o lu n teers a*
U t j ccuida i pUy a game of marbles,
J ohn f r en c h .
th e y a rriv e.
A -t er-ioee *-p4 ayra' btA
ta lly destroyed. A dm iral M ontejo. th* M uch ex citem en t a t ]
E v e r y ta ffy K e a t s
Notary Pnb’ic.
C m tH f W a r ii
teot foreign residents.’”
lark Ccssty.
ALL OTHERS FOLLOW
C oiirtomh P iwhoh a B ill W h ich M ak es
D ew ey a B e a r A d m ira l.
income IS small. This is no reason that your
family should not be protected by Life Insurance.
A
MAYPOLE
SOAP-|
ifWASHES
DYES j
IK S fl The Prudential 5
New
Jersey S
Courier
Print
M O N A R C H C Y C L E M F ’G . C O . ,
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r a
C.H.SHINN, LAKEWOOD,N.J.
Hood’s S a r s a p a r illa
PROPOSALS.
ITE A SET FREE,
Toilet Set, Watch,
many
other HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES
Lamp, Clock, and
CERTIFICATE
T h o m a s H o h o rts
T h e A erm otor Co.’s
Steel T o w er
Decrease of CapitalStock
The Manchester Land Co.
T
FIFTY-TWO ISSUES OF THE
COURIER FOR TWO ROlURI
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
t
THE COURIER UflfiS
New Jersey Courier.
fO M li KIVKH, A. J .
Thursday Afternoon, May 12, 1898.
PERSONAL.
Interesting Talk of Your Fritnda
OUR FREEHOLDERS,
Wind up a Year and Start Anew-
MARINE NEWS.
THE M0VEMENT8 OF OCEAN
COUNTY VE88EL8.
To Croat* a Fir# Diitriot.
Rsyil makes tk e food pars.
Ttsc F ire C om ioiY l a a e tk e V int l e v s
r e w a r d B e tte r F rateeU ee,
If Toms itlver doesn't have the best possible
protection against fire, it w on't be the fault of
the local fire company, who utaried a move to
create a Fire District that necessary fuuds for
tbe purchase of hose may be obtained by t a x ­
ation nor will It be the fault of the TownaUip
Committee who are actively seconding the F ire
company's actions. At a recent meeting of
the company It was voted to prepare a petition
to tbe Townahlp Committee asking them to
set off a Fire District. Prosecutor Browu, as
a member of the Fire Company's committee,
drew up the petition, and secured the requisite
ciiguatures It was presented to the Township
Gommlllue a t their mooting last Saturday
afternoon and granted by them. Tbe p etition
reads as follows:
To the Honorable Township Committee of the
iownsbipot Dover, c o u n ty of Oceau, s ta t e
S0VAL feAKINO POWDER CO., NEW YORK.
of New Jersey.
Gentlemen:
Your petitioners, resldeuta and freeholders
WARETOWN
of the township of Dover, the village of Turns
Dewey’s victory is tbe leading topic here- River and of tbe proposed Fire District, m ost
T h e dally papers a re in great demand, and if respectfully petltlou your houorable body to
th e sales throughout the country are in pro­ district and lay off by metes and bounds such
portion to tbe sales In this small village the portion of tbe said township of Dover a s is
number of papers sold every most be enormous. commonly known and designated as the village
O n e local dealer Bold 745 last month.
of Toms River, to be a F ire District under an
Some of our people are wondering why U Is act entitled, “ An act to provide moans for
t h a t the person living on Main street and own­ protection against fires in townships." approved
in g a very handsome American flag, does not March 10. 1879. and the various supplements
fly it from the staff In his yard. It bas not and amendments {hereto.
been seen Bince tbe beginning oi o a r difficulties
And your petitioners will ever pray, etc.
w ith Spain,
E H Berry,
C B Mathis,
Benjumlu Camburo is improving the lawn of
John lrnlay,
W rnll Fischer,
Captain A. J. Newbury’s villa. The lafcn la
John Beatty',
P Sheridan Irons,
th e finest one in this section.
Charles T Seaman
B Halner,
(Japt. John Rulon of Jersey City, spent last
G A Voigt,
E W Manolt,
week with his m other, s t this place.
A B Clute,
8 C Bailey,
The firing of heavy guns at sea were beard
J L (JowperthwaU, - Martin Bchwarx,
here od Friday night. It Is thought tbe patrol
Thos B Irons,
Joseph Grover,
boats were signaling to one another,
Ralph B Gowdy,
John Fischer,
Thomas Gray iuforms ns that on May 9,1855|
Wm C Frost,
James Grover,
th ere was a snow storm in this vlclolty. We
Theo J R Browu
Leopold Wlssmacb,
have had no Bnow this spring, bat on tbe 10th
Harry M. Banned.
w e had a heavy frost.
The uext step is for the Committee to s e t off
Captain Jacob H Birdsall moved down to tbe District by metes and bound* Afterward
th e Bay View hotel this week for the Bum-, the question of electing five Fire Commission­
m er.
ers and of voting appropriations on the fo u rth
Saturday in May, will come up.
GOOD H E W S
m h
Miss Myra Applegate la home from Exmore, Dr. Edm und nennett B c-Elrrtcd Director
for the se v en th Time.
Va.
( Continued fro m Jtrst page )
John B. Cornelias is one of the week’s visit­
i t tfi« rttls Indicates, Advi. are accepted tn thit ors.
The Board of Chosen Freeholders for 1898
eotamn at the rate o f a ocnt a toord fo r each
convened at tbe Court House on Wednesday
Mrs. T. J. R. Brown is visiting her parents
i nsertion Fifteen words or under, 15 cents.
for New Bedford: arr It
at
11 a. m. Clerk Fischer called the roll show­ A C8Lyons,
in Manas quan.
Sean, arr NT may T
While war news ia occupying the minds of every one in this country,
ing every member present. ’Squire Liilibridge
3 PARS—J ubi Received a new lot a t KIRK’8.
Miss Rule Smith has been home from Cam­ administered the oath of office to tbe newly Blanche Hopklna, Davia, arr Jacksonville may 10
to divert your mind,have some peaceful news to tell yon. Owing to the
Ben; A Van brunt, Cnrtts, arr Phila may •
den
for
a
few
days
this
week.
War scare there naturally is some stagnation among th e tuanafaotorora
OR SALK or Ren*—A farm of 8" acree. large
elected members: Courtney 0 . Carr of Staf­ Blanche h King, Bennett, Boston; aid may U for
coal port
henae and barn: cow house and bog pen new.
and
wholesale houses, we have in consequence thereof been able to se­
Mrs
McLellan,
wife
of
Lieut.
C.
H.
McLelford.
Charles
R.
LeCompte
of
Lakewood,
N.
Good land; natural clover and cranberrlee. In­
G Endloott, Bailey, Phila; old may 6 for
quire of MK8. ELLEN LEWIS, Cedar Creek. 30 lan. U. 8. N., is at Baltimore.
J. Gaskill o f Little Egg Harbor, all re-elected; Charlea
cure some very great bargains in our several lines, and aome very apecNewburyport; passed vineyard Haven 11
Charles
L.
Rogers
of
Manchester,
and
Isaiah
Chaunoej B Burke, Townsend, Savannah; aid may
ial ones, which we will have for your inspection this
TVREBH HAY for sale; also Buckeye mowing Andrew Nailon of Long Island City, N. Y.,
7 tor Phtla
Stackhouse of Ojean.
1 machines. C. H IRONS, Toms Hlvei, N.J. is looking after his property here.
Chas B Leet, cranmer. N Y; aid may s for Va
The Clerk called for nominations for Direct- v v Wehrum, Cavalier,Reedy Island passed down
OR 8ALB—\ good able yacht, In good con­
Freeholder Larrabeo rode down from Lakemay 9 for Va
r. Mr. LeCompte nominated Dr. Edmond
dition, also one nearly new hav scow. Also
one email Baxter steam engine. Apply to PoBt- hurst awheel to attend Tuesday's session of the Bennett of Barnegat; Mr. Rogers nominated Charles w Alcott, Leek, arr N Y may T
Board.
master, Lanosa, N. J .
ktsa
Dora Matthews, Brown, arr Brunswick nay 9
Clothing ie the most important, having made a large pnrohue, namely
C. D. Kelley of Eagieswood. Messrs. Carr Dora Allison, Rose, arr Phllamay 9
Longstreet Irons of Jersey City, is borne for and Hyera were appointed tellers, and the
AR! WAR 1 WAR! All the news of the
Men's fanoy plaid cheviot suits, all wool
7.48 was 9.48
Kinius o Kuuwiea, Rogers, arr Lynn may 11
dav—War news, Congressional news, etc.— a fortnight’s vacation and will spend much of
voios showed a division on strict parly lines— B j Hamilton, Tilton, arr New Bedford may 10
Men’s imported mixed cheviot suits all wool
8.98 was 11.48
In tb* ewnlng papers served by
H Weaver, Falklnburgh, err New Haven nsy 9
WILLIAM C. DOXSEY. that time on the bay.
seven votes for Dr. Bennett, six for Mr. Kel­ B
M
en’s
fancy
scotch
overplaid
cheviot
euita
all
wool
8.98
was 19 98
B B Birdsall, Lamson, arr Delaware Breakwater
William G. Irons and bis daughter, Miss ley. Mr. Kelley escorted Dr Bennett to the
sld may 11 for Lynn
M
en’s
brown
plaid
oheviot
suits
all
wool
8.98 was 11.48
B Douglass, Thompson,Norfolk; aid may Tfor
Kate irons, are at their cottage, corner of chair, and the newly-elected Director in a few BvaProvidence
m
M en’s nobby light plaid casaimer suits all wool
8.98 w as 12.48
Main street and Seward avenue.
words thanked the Board for their renewed B M Heed, Parsons, New Haven; aid may ( for
M en’s plaid Sawyer French fancies suits all wool
8.98 was 13.98
Phila
Mrs. John Bearse of this village, remembers expression of confidence.
Elm Gtty. Falitlnbnrg, arr Boston may B
Men’s
black
diagonal,coat
And
vest
all
wool
6
98 was 9.48
For C lerk for term of three years. Mr. Carr Bva A Danenhower, Johnson arr Georgetown 8 O
Admiral Dowey well as a young naval officer
A lo t children sizes 4 to 7 years your choice
2.48 w orth 4.60
may B
renominated Wm. H Fischer; Mr. Rogeis Bdltn
in the South during the Ciyll War.
L Oloott, Warren, arr Phila may 8
S h o rt Pithy B its ot Hom e News. Rumor says the George W. Wledenmayer nominated C. S. Haalett. The vote stood FA T Luptou, Longatreet, arr Phila may 6
Fischer eight, Haslett five.
Fauny H Htewart, Lane, Norfolk; aid may 10for N
family will spend tbe summer in Europe instead
Consideration and payment of bills was tak­
House cleaning time.
25 pieces colored granite cloth all wool
2!lo w m 39c
of at their summer home on Hooper avenue.
Fanny Trao.v, Tilton, Bermuda Hundred; sld may
en np.
4 for N Y
50 pieces dress goods fanoy mixtui - all wool
39c w m 59o
The swallows are home again.
Donald Carmichael, son of Counsellor I. W.
Mr. Hyers asked for committee to rebuild a Oracle D Chambera, Bennett, paased Vineyard
50
pieces
dress
goods
silk
and
wool
mixtures
4ao
w as i9c
Carmichael, went to Poughkeepsie, N. Y , on small bridge on the Main shore road in the
Frost on Monday morning last.
Haven may li Weehawiten for Boston
25 pieces ladies doth 54 inch all wool
45o w m 69c
Monday, to enter Eastm an's Business College. village of Bayville. On motion committee ap­ Grace Beymour, Holmes, arr Phila may 10
Farmers are cutting asparagus.
George R Vreeland, arr Phila may 9
Mr. Noah 8 Sheaff and his daughter. Mrs. pointed, consisting of Messrs. Hycre, Barker
The fragrant shrub is iu bloom.
SILKS.
HAG Reynolds, arr Bermuda Hundred may 10
George W. Bishop, came down from Philadel­ and Blake.
Howard H Hanscom. air Phua may iu
10 pieces 25-inch colored Japanese silk
18a w m 69c
The moon is on its last quarter today.
phia on Tuesday to look after their summer
Mr. Clayton presented the following request H A j Blenderman, arr Phila may 10
76a w m 96a
10 pieces changeable Taffetta, delicate effects
Helen Haabroack, Sprague, In lower bay may 9
Decoration day is but little more than a fort­ home here.
from the Postal Telegraph Cable Co:
fur Va
10
pieces
fancy
Btripe
Taffetta
69a w m 96c
night off.
To The Board ot Chosen Freeholders, of the Hattie V Kelsey, Rulon, Norfolk; sld may 11 for
Mr, and Mrs George H Holman start on
24
inch
black
satin
Marvelent
76c w m 96c
New
Haven
Clark Rogers is employed as clerk at the Tuesday next for Winona, Indiana, where Mr, County of Ocean and 8tate of New Jersey.
H J Raymond, Predmore, arr N Y may fl
Fostofflce.
The Postal Telegraph Compauy petitions Harry Laudell, Crowley, N Y; sld may 6 for Va
Holman is a delegate to the Presbyterian Gen­
WASH GOODS.
Horace P Shares, Mount, Savannah; sld may «for
6c cheap 10c
Chlmneydicksare twittering; they'came north eral Assembly from the Presbytery of Mon­ your honorable body for permission to ran a
10.000 yards fancy figured corded dimities
Hondout N Y
telegraph cable attached to the lower wagon JohnT Williams,Leek, passed Hell Gate Norfolk
last week.
mouth.
80 cheap 16c
10.000 yaids fine figured oorded dimities
bridge
leading
from
Point
Pleasant
to
Manafor New Bedford may 11
The Court House grounds are k ep t in excel­
30.000 yards fine figured organdies
80 cheap 16c
Misses Florence Davis and Lutlna Chamber­
J Holmes Birdsall, Birdsall, Boston cld may 11 for
eqnan,
said
cable
to
be
properly
covered
at
d
lent shape
lain of the High School were among tbe most
Phila
Smith,Parsons,Cedar Keys Fla; sld may
A. A. Brant is repainting his Hooper avenue successful aspirants for teachers' certificates neatly attached to said bridge under the eldi- Jeremiah
Bfor Portland Me
at tbe examination last week, their papers re­ walk so as not to he seen from the roadway or
home, Melrose cottage.
VanDuBen, arr Richmond may 10
One o f tbe steamers coming from China with a cargo o f matting had tbe
walk. In event of this permission being
J Pharo, Taylor, Scotland; aid may 1” for N Y
The Mrs. J. H Gulick house on Washington ceiving not only high marks for their correct­
J C Woodhul), Townsend, arr Brunswick may 9
granted
tbe
said
company
agrees
to
assume
all
same slightly damaged, the owner and insurance co. disagreed, forced
ness bat much praise for their neatness.
J V Clifford, Mills, arr Norfolk may 9
street is being repaired.
responsibility, and temove Bald cable npon John M Brown, HolmeB, Norfolk; sjd may 9 for
this large consignment on the market. N ote the p rices:
The shouting of the newsboys with " evenin’ Lawyer J . Holmes BIrdsall returned from reasonable notice to the company. It is under­
Bridgeport
James Parker, sr, Anderson,arr Port Reading may
Colorado Springs, Col., on Friday night last,
extries ” sounds very metropolitan.
CARPETS.
ISLAND
HEIGHTS.
stood and agreed that the said cable shall not
9
and
sid
for
Chatham
may
11
and is looking quite his old self again. I t is
36 oheap 36
A heavy ingrain carpet
Tbs Heavena In May.
“ D ot" Attison holds,the record on broken
be attached to the draw in said bridge or inter­ J&uies A ParsonB, arr Vineyard Haven may 9 for
the hope of all bis many friends that be will
NY with torn Jib
The council a t their meeting on Saturday
48 cheap 60
All wool ingrain carpets
wheels—front wheel rim, this lime.
fere with the working of said draw in any way. J M Harlow, Soper, arr N Y may 8
In the evenings of May the Milky W ay
now be able to make bis permanent home here,
A large line of Moquette carpets
76 cheap 1.00
Respectfully submitted, W. J. NicnoLB, John B Carrington, Anderson, Norfolk; sld may T n ig h t received a proposition from tbe Point occupies a very peculiar position/ Instead of
May tenth, expert growers say, was the time and appearances seem to bear out that hope.
for New Haven
Pleasant
Electrical
Company
to
furnish
tbe
for
the
Company.
3.98 oheap 6.00
100 rolls matting 40 yards
for letting water off cranberry bogs.
John B v annlng, Sprague, arr Boston may B
crossing the dome of tbe heavens, the **s ta rry
Freeholders David O. Parker of this town,
On motion of Mr. Camp, the permission was James H Parker, Bermuda Hundred;ald may 4 for Heights with light.
60 rolls fine Chinese matting, 40 yards
6 50 oheap 7.60
baldrluk" lies along the northern horizon
Cedar Grove is getting some much desired aDd Charles R. LeCompte of Lakewood, were
NY
Tbe Misses Zipperlein have arrived and are
granted, Mr. Clayton stating that the people John R Halllday, Newport News; sld may ft for
50
roils
ootton
warp
matting,
40
yards
6.98
cheap 8-60
stretching
from
the
west
to
the
east
point,
and
and mneb needed road improvement.
among the guests at the opening of the new of the community were in favor of the grant,
going to conduct the Perennial again inis sumEilzabethport
visible only where there a re no buildings or
The “ r " is out or the month now, but the draw bridge at Goose Neck draw, on the 8outb as otherwise the company wonld have pul Lydia H Roper, Cranmer. arr Norfolk may 9
m er.
FURNITURE.
lofty
hills
to
Intercept
the
view.
From
the
oyster still flourishes and waxes fat along Shrewsbury,near Red Bank,Monmouth county, poles in the river and obstruct the flow of the Lyman MLaw, Blake,Norfolk;cld may 9 for Provi­
Daniel B. P a rk er bas moved into one of the
3.69 cheap 1.98
50 6 -foot antique oak extension tables
eye of the ordinary observer it has completely
dence
shore.
last Monday. The draw is 200 feet long, cost water.
100 combination suits
9.39 cheap 13.48
Laura G Anderson, N Y; sld for Fernandina may buildings erected by the Weetray Point Land hidden itself, but those w ho know how to look
)90. and was built by the Berlin Iron
6th
a
u
d
Improvement
Company.
Every time the discharge of a heavy gun is
Mr. Clayton brought np the matter of light­
11.90 cheap 16.00
100 antique oak bed room suits
can see It running, like the last delicate glow
Sunshine has returned to the Helghta after
heard, people prick up their ears and ask Bridge Company.
ing the Manacquan bridge. The proposal of M E Rockhlll, Anderson, Norfolk; aid may 11 for
12
50 cheap 18.00
H
ighly
polished
antique
oak
bedroom
suits
of twilight, around half the circle of the sky.
NY
questions.
the Point Pleasant Electric Light company )B Mary Manning. Burr,passed Vineyard Haven may a long absence.
13.60 cheap 30-00
L arge glasses antique oak bedroom suits
Jupiter crossing the meridian at a commandAmong
O
ur
Churches.
Penrose
McClalne,
a
revenue
collector
of
11
Phila
for
Boston
to
furnish
the
bridge
with
five
arc
lights
at
A comedy company will bold forth In a big
76 cheap 00 98
18-inch 1 oak parlor table
lug elevation soon after 9 o'clock in the first
Brooks, Soper, arr N Y may 7
Philadelphia, a n d his wife were tbe guests
18.50 each per month for five months during Matilda
tent erected on Mrs. Dolora Potter's Main
Moonlight, Cranmer, arr N Y may 7
part of the month, L a splendid phenomenon.
1.00 cheap 1.39
24-inch | oak parlor table]
P r e s b y te ria n .
o f Thomas K ing, his brother-io-law, over
the summer, Monmouth county being willing Marjory Brown, Osborn, arr New Haven may P
street lot.
Venus
is
nightly
growing
more
beautiful
in
4.60
cheap 6.98
50
chiffoniers
Preaching 10.30 a.m .. by the pastor, topic,
Sunday.
to pay h alf the expenses. On motion of Dr, Nelson K Newbury, arr N Y may 11
The Presbyterian Christian Endeavor society
Belshazzar slain."
Enamelled iron bedsteads, full sizes
2.50 cheap 8 96
N H Barrows. Lowery, arr Scotland may 10
The strawberry festival which was to have the west after sunset. Tow ard tho close o f the
Blake, the Board granted the request
will bold a sociable tonight at the Presbyter­
month
it
will
not
set
until
after
9
o'clock.
Nellie
W
Howlett,
Sharp,
arr
Baltimore
may
8
Sabbath-school and Bible class 11.45 a. m.
Antique oak sideboards
8.48 oheap 10.98
com e off on T hursday evening has been post­
Mr. Clayton asked for committee to rebuild
ian parsonage
Mars is a morning star, rising about 3-30
O H Brown, Brown, arr Phila may 9
Junior Christian Endeavor prayer meeting
poned until Tuesday, the 17th.
the bridge on Bridge avenue. Bay Head. The
o’clock at tbe beginning of the month and HOUSE FURNISHINGE rst winds and heavy rains combined have 12.45 p. m.
Percy
Birdsall,
Holmes,
arr
Phila
may
9
Rev
George
V.
Morris,
a
son
of
Dr.
George
committee was appointed, consisting of Clay ­
10.000 felt window shades complete
7 cents
about an boar earlier a t the end. It is Ibcod made an unusual, succession of high tides in
Christian Endeavor prayer meeting 6 30 p.
ton, LeCompte and Parker, to get figures on Raymond T Mauli, Delaware Breakwater; sld may K . Morris, preached in the M. E. church on
10.000 rolls wall paper, double rolls
6 cents
10 for Newburyport
spiennns
the upper liver.
i Topic, “ Our bodies God's temples." 1
Sunday.
both Iron and wooden bridges and report at Rob Roy, Parker, arr Phila may 6
100 chamber suits, decorated, 10 pieces
1.48 cheap 1.98
J . B. Williams is laying a handsome slate Cor 3 : 16 23.
next meeting.
Sunlight, Green, Phila; cld mav 6 for Lvnn
10.000
pieces
of
white
and
colored
table
oil
cloth
14
cheap
20
PreacniDg
7
30
p,
m.
Topic,
“
Babylon
NEW EGYPT.
pavement in front of his new residence at Main
Mr. Clayton asked for committee to rebuild Sarah D Fell, Loveland, Delaware Breakwater;sld
taken.’’
may l«for NY; arr 11
1000 pieces sholf oil cloth
2 cheap 05
and Broad streets.
bridge a t Barrsville. Messrs. Clayton. Le­
S Thorpe, Pearce, arr Phila may 10
Frank, 16 y e a r old son of Dr. Charles Wood­ Causes fully half the sickness in the world. It
Weekly prayer meeting on Wednesday at
S h ort hair mattress, 40 pounds
6.48 cheap 7.25
Former Sheriff Frank M Chambers is hav­
Compte and Parker appointed as committee Thomas a Ward, Lyman, Charleston; sld may ft
30 p. m
w ard, died on Tuesday night of hasty com- retains the digested food too long in the bowels
S. A. hair mattress, 40 pounds
11.48 oheap 15.00
with power to act.
ing bis resideuce a t the corner of Maiu and
tor Savannah
F i r s t B a p tis t.
snmptlon.
and produces biliousness, torpid liver, indiF ibre mattress
3.45 cheap 5.00
Lieu streets, repainted.
Board then adjourned till 1 30. when It re­ Tens A Cotton, cranmer, arr New Bedford may ft
Wires are b ein g 6trnng for tbe new electric
Public worship and sermon at 10-30 a. m. convened, all present except Mr. VanHise.
Viking, Dothklay, arr N Y may 9
H usk mattress
2.98 cheap 4.00
A cake sale will be held at the Library room
VanName A King, Brown.arr Portsmouth may 7
lig h t plant which will begin operation on June
Sunday-school at 12 o’clock.
John J. Johnson was re-appointed drawtender
M attresses made to look like new
1.25
on Saturday, May 21st, by the ladies of Christ
lBt.
William n Kenzel, Soper, arr N Y mav 6
Junior C. E. prayer meeting at 3 p. m.
of
the
Mantoloklng
bridge
a
t
a
salary
of
$290
(Episcopal) church.
Wm 11 Bailey, Lane, arr Boston may ft
In fact there are many attractions in this sale such as you will n ot often
Young People’s Christian Endeator prayer
I t is understood that the Western Union
William Wilson, Norfolk; sld may 11 for Phila
Unless there should be frost, forest fire or meeting at 6 45 p m . led by Mibb May Irons. for the y e a r ending May 10. 1899, he to supply
find. Come and see and you will surely not regret it.
Telegraph Company have offered J . M. Thomp­ gestlon, bad taste, coated
fuel and oil. and keep piling free from ice.
■■ ■
drought, the huckleberry crop will be one of Topic. • Our bodies God’e Temples ’’
so n tbe position as telegraph operator in their tongue, sick headache, inBay Head Flag Raising.
a l l
George W Gifford was re appointed drawthe biggest on record.
Prayer meeting on Friday evening at 7 30.
office
at
the
Engleside
hotel,
be
ich
Ilavt
n,
for
soinnia,
etc.
Hood’s
Pills
■
1
1
|
tender of the Allan Osborn bridge at a salary
Some of the Misties from Forked River who Subject, “ Watchfulness.”
of $40 p er month for the five months from Old Glory D ecorate* a S3 F o n t Pole a t th e coining anrumcr, and that he has accepted. euro constipation and all its ™
results, easily and thoroughly. 25c. All druggists.
attend our schools, ride back and forth on
M eth o d ist Episcopal.
th e School H ouse.
from June 1st to October 1st.
Wheels when the weather is fine.
HOOD'S P IL L S c u r e L iver lilt, Bil­ Prepared by C. 1. Hood 6i Co., Lowell, Mass.
10 30. Preaching by Pastor Han a.
On Friday last flag raising exercises were
Rules of the previous year were adopted for
rO»KM AN AVR. AVD E N O R I ST.
Tin* oulv Pills to take with Hood’s Sarsaparilla COOa n AN AYR. AND MAIN »T .
io
u
sn
ess,
I
n
d
ig
e
s
tio
n
,
H
e
a
d
a
c
h
e
.
The District Stewards meeting of the New
B R IU H T S S AYE, W E ST END.
12 00. Suuday school
the guidance of the Board, with the exceptions held at the Bay Head public school, tbe tcbool
B a t) to : a k e f e a s y to o p e r a t e , 2 5 c .
F in e st J o b Prill t ill* a t Courier «»tftt-:c.
Brunswick District of the M E. church, will
3.00 Junior Epworlh League.
that the September meeting is changed to tbe having purchased a flag, and a 53 footflagpole
be held atKeansburg on Wednesday, May 25th.
3 30. Meeting for the promotion of holiness, last Tuesday in August; and that the following having been erected. The program was as
follows:
rule was a d d ed :
7.00 Epworth League.
Former Surrogate Wardell has laid a flag
Recitation, My Country ’tls of thee,Adele Chad,
7*30 Preaching by tbe Pastor. Subject,
All committees appointed for tbe purpose of
stone walk from his frout entrance to connect
In Reliable Companies
investigating the building of bridges, shall, if wick.
with the flig pavement in front of his resi­ Man spiritual and immortal."
Song, America, school.
in their judgment the coat of the bridge wiil be
C h rist (E p isco p al) Church.
dence.
Prayer, Mr. T. B. Pierce.
more
than
$500,
report
to
the
Board
before
Mt.y 15th. 5th Sunday after Easter.
If Admiral M ontijo had had a squad of ten
Recitation, Our starry flag, Laura Loveland.
proceeding
Morning service at 10.30.
8ong, The starry banner, school.
year old Toms River gamins armed with bean
Mr LeCompte asked for a committee on the
In All Its Branches
Heading, Our country’s flag, Miss Nuuemaker.
Sunday-school a t 2.30
shooters be might at least have broken some
Recitation, The banner unfurled, John Crane.
Regular meeting of the Guild will be held at Meadow avenue bridge a t Lakewood, where a
window panes on Dewey’s fleet.
new bridge is needed, and he fuither asked
Song, Fighting for Cuba, school.
the
residence
of
Mrs.
Falkinunrgh,
on
Monday
Berkeley township has spent $600 on the
Address, T. B. Pierce.
that it be built of iron. Mr. LeCompte was
mala shore road this spring beginning at tbe afternoon next, at 3 o'clock.
Grand Army of the Republic Song, school.
appointed and Director Bennett elected as such
To Rent, Furnished and Unfurnished
crossing of the Pennsylvania Railroad, and the
Recitation, The first flag, Matilda Burns.
spring hats
committee.
At th e S u rro g a te ’s Office.
road is now in better shape than ever.
Reading, Why the United States was called
Dr. Bennett asked for committee on draw
If you want to rent your house, place it with us
Uncle 8am, Mildred Clayton.
About a dozen members of the G as Club went
On Friday last Surrogate Grover granted bridge over Doable Creek in Union township.
Recitation, Tbo red, wh’te and bine, Annie
in decorating them, and
to Foiked River on Tuesday and were given a letters of administration to Abe! J. Berry In On motion Dr. Bennett and Mr. Carr were ap­
Clayton.
live bird shoot by F C Worth. John B Tilton the estate of Thomas C. Cranmer. formerly of pointed as such committee.
Bong, Columbia the Gem of the Ocean, school.
killed 9 out of 10. and won tbe game.
On
motion
of
Mr
Kelly,
the
C
ourier
and
Mannabawkin. though living at Baltimore for
Recitation, How BetBy Ross made the dig, Rob­
to make it all effective
No. 11 Washington Street, Toms River
Ye small boy finds that tbe public drinking some time before his death Captain Crapmer the Democrat of Toms River, and th e Lake- ert Applegate.
Song, The blue and grey, school.
fountain fills a long felt want—and for that commanded the schooner Sarah J Fooks. On wood Times and Jonrnal were designated as
It
isn’t
necessary
to
say
anything
about
the
skill
and
Essay, History of the Star Spangled Banner,
matter, to see the way It Is patronized, one March 5, 1896 tbe Fooks left Hampton Roads, official papers lo priut the proceedings and the
Sarah Forsythe.
taste in hat trimming—Y ou know that is to be found
wonders how we got along so many years with­ Va., for a New England port That night a statement.
The
flag raised while tbe school sang The Star
The Director and County Collector were em­
terrific gale came up. and tbe Fooks never bas
out it.
here.
Spangled Banner.
powered
to
borrow
$2000
on
nole,
for
current
been
beard
from
since.
His
widow
loog
since
Decoration Day and Fourth of July will each
expenses.
be what our city friends call " a double holi­ gave him np as lost, and more than a year ago
TUCK ERTON.
Director Bennett announced the following
day." That la. coming on Monday, they give the insurance on tbe vessel was paid.
standing committees:
Oa
Wednesday
the
will
of
Mrs.
Margaret
Cald­
Engene
Monroe
VanNole of Long Branch,
the city folk a chance to spend 8onday and
Public buildings and grounds—C C Carr, D who has accepted a cal! lo the Presbyterian
well ot Toms River, J Holmes Birdsall, execu­
Monday both in tbe country.
O Parker. C D Kelley
tor. was admitted to probate.
church of this place, graduated from the
Tbe yellow evening dallies come out in ten
Supplies—D O Parker, N J Gaskill. John A Princeton Theological Seminary yesterday.
Mrs Caldwell left her bouse and lot on
W . CO W PERTH W A IT
C . B . COW PERTHW AIT
to any ono for first information o f a
editions. The first mentions a rumor, the Union street and her money tn the bank to her Hyers
vacancy for a Bookkeeper, Stenog­
seoond confirms It. tbe third gives details, tbe son Andrew J. Caldwell, tbe household furni­
Bridges—Edmund Clayton, C R LeCompte,
Coal Shippers vs. Vessel Owners.
rapher, Clerk or Telegraph Operator which we succeed in filling.
fourth enlarges upon these, tbe fifth denies It ture to be divided between him and her three Jehn A Hvers
Tbe
Philadelphia
Press
says
:
Wo
not
only
train
for
practical
work
but always secure situations for
and the next five go over tbe same program daughters. Mrs. Annie Librandt of Brooklyn,
Collector’s accounts—Dr. D W Blake, jr.,
Coal shippers have organized a determined
with variations.
worthy graduates of our Business and Shorthand Departments. If you
Mrs. Cornelia Emmons of Manarquan, and C D Kelley, Charles L Rogers
effort to break down tbe high rates of freight
arc seeking employment and willing to study, send ten two*cent stamps
’Squire Liilibridge performed thirteen mar­ Mrs Catherine Johnson of this village.
Delinqnent taxes—Joseph Camp, N J Gas­ that have been paid to New England ports, bat
for five easy lessons (by mail) in shorthand to
riage ceremonies in the first five years of hie The will of Captain Joseph Holmes of kill. C P VanHise
vessel owners are stubborn and will hold t o .
’8qnire-sblp As the genial ’Squire is still fat Forked River, was admitted to probate on
Jail delivery—C R LeCompte, C C Carr, gelher to maintain the present high rates.
and hearty, the usual ill luck prefigured bv the Tuesday, his son. Joseph Holmes of Toms Isaiah Stackhouse,
The
undersigned
respectfully
informs
his
patrons
and
p
u
b
­
There are a number of limited orders In tbe
Conference with Prosecuting attorney—O O market, but the views of owners and shippers
number thirteen, m ust have attached itself to River, being executor. The iueuoie from
lic in general that he has connected with his carpet busi
the wedded ones.
bis estate be left to bis wife, Caroline, dnring Parker. Charles L Rogers. Joseph Camp
are wide apart. Charters were made at as’
ness, a complete line of Builder’s Hardware, Carpenter’s
Fuueral
expenses
of
indigent
soldiers—C
C
her
life
estate
then
to
be
divided
in
five
shares,
high
rates
as
$1.40
and
$1
50
to
Boston
and
$1
But six men are now on duty at the Jersey life,
Carr
Tools, Wood and Willowware, Paint, Brushes and a large
to 31.10 and 31 25 this side of Cape Cod. Ship­
saving stations the seventh, or “ extra " man two shares to go to bis son, Joseph, one each
On
motion
adjourned.
to
bis
sons
Nathan
J
..
and
Daniel
and
his
pers are now offering only 31 arouDd the cape
having gone off dutv on the first of th° month
variety of Household Articles, etc. Best Manilla, T arred
W m. H. F ischer, Clerk, and 90 cents this side, which owners refuse to
Rumor save the six men will he ke p t on dutv dangbtei. Miss Lvdla Holmes. His son Mar­
and Cotton Ropes of all sizes. Blocks, bolts and E very
accept.
all summer, without their customary June and cus L Holmes is bequeathed $5 The will is
it E. 128tb * 1., fftwYsflu
dated May 24, 1894. and William Aumack and
T h^ Tie T h a t Binds.
thing pertaining to the outfit of a yacht.
I t shall be my
July vacation, if the war continues.
Honted
■
B
urglar.
The most celebrated practical schools id America, Business, Short­
J. Holmes Birdsall are the witnesses to its
aim
as
in
former
years
to
sell
nothing
but
the
best
goods
Railroadmen say ih a t the keepers of moun­ signature.
Secret so c ie ty unanin fa th e r e d from th e
hand, Typewriting, Penmanship, ^elegraphy and Preparatory DepartTbe cottage of Lighthouse-keeper Bills (who
tain resort hotels, (who have been on ihc
at th e lowest possible prices. Thanking you for past favors mentn. Business men everywhere indorse these schools. RefertcBankI l l H e o r p h a n c o u rt .
wa* recently transferred to A tlantic City from
Lodges R o u n d a b o u t.
ragged edge, of despair for some years past beThe Odd Fellows of the United States will BarnegatCltv) has been robbed twice recently,
ers,
Merchants and prominent patrvneall over the world. Superior In­
On Wednesday Judge Martin appointed
and soliciting a continuance of the same in th e future, I re­
caa«e of the trend of summer travel to the sea
William A Torrev guardian of William Jen­ celebrate Tuesday, June 13ih as Memorial and on Monday night the bu rg lar alarm an
struction. The best mechanical equipment. Grounds for athletics. Board
remain
Respectfully
yours.
shore) are rejoicing over the fact th at the war
noanced
a
third
trip
of
the
thief
Bills
grabbed
kins of Lakehnrst. an insane person; and also day.
and other expenses moderate. No vacations. Students may enter at any
•care has booked their houses to over flowing
granted the guardian an order to sell the lands
Lakewood council. Revel Arcanna), was his revolver and covered tbe window from
far the entire seavon.
which the alarm came. 8oon he saw a boy
N o . l O W n t e r H t , T o n m R i v e r , IV . . J . time. Beautiful catalogue mailed on request. Address (mention thispaper),
of hie ward.
represented
at
the
Grand
Council
of
the
State,
—
■ »«♦»« —— —
Some people seem to form a genuine attach­
trying to get in. and at the cal! for surrender
____
CLEMENT C. GAINES. President. Poughkeepsie, N. V.
last week by Charles A Bye.
ment to the old rnnntv jail On Monday morn
he slid down a post and fled. Biils declining to
T uckerton R..c« Meet.
Daughters of Liberty, Pride of Charter Oak shoot so small a burglar. The thief dropped
Doubtless that we run a China
log, John Matthews, who had served a term of
30 davs. was released and taken up to Sooth •stormy W eather Postponed It till Mon­ Council of Jackson Mill*, held a bazar and fair his bat. and the Atlantic City police expect to
Store—and so we do. You
in Mechanics’ ball at Jacksons Mills, last cap’ore him
Lakewood bv Sheriff Jeffrey. Monday night,
day, May 3 * th .
t w k H i u i n n u m rm i F H U L u n
night.
have been in our front store
back came Matthews on a 20 day commitment
Tbe first race meet of the summer which was
for drunkei and disorderly condnct st Lake- to have been held at theTackerton Wheelmen's
to see the China, now come back to the rear store and
school
Nates.
wood.
y o u ’ll be surprised at the variety and cheapness of our
track on Saturday afternoon last, had to be An nnnsnally large number of candidates at­
George C. VanHise went to Point Pleasant oostponvd because of tbe storm. It will now
tended tb e conoty examination for teacher’s
Household Goods—everthing from a Tea-Strainer to a
oa Friday last and purchased a steel hailed be Incorporated in tbe race meet which they
licenses la^t Friday and Saturday. Each day
Clothes-Hamper, Tinware, Glassware, Stoneware, N ovel­
naptha launch from William A Cooke a sum­ were already preparing for May 30th. Decora­
the room was filled with earnest workers. The
mer cottager a t th at resort Mr VanHise will tion Day. The schedule for this day :* as
ties—lots of 6c and 10c articles. Also Silverware. No
Ks Cfcanre for esasaisaU sa s s i s ta in — a n s fs y is
work for the Board 01 Examiners was so g reat
have the yacht in commission this summer to follows 5
• r Scfeetlve ilg k t. A ll SI
that they did not finish until Monday evening.
dead stock—nothing kept as a side issue. Our capital is
eorrv the guests a t his hotel to tbe Spiles or the
Oae mile novice first prize 310 gold medal; Tbe standard has been advanced and it Is in­
in these goods and we MUST keep them moving. T hat
beaeb for bathing and boating generally,
second prize. 35 silver medal
tended th at no nnqualified person shall receive
to another strong bid for the popularity of the
Mile open, prizes, $35 diamond, 325 silver a certificate. The law rennlrna all Boards of
accounts tor our low prices—because we must ells goods,
Kivereide bouse, with which its present man enp 36 gold ring.
Education to employ none wbn ab»U not first
Mile handicap, prize-: $25 watch, |13 music
agement Is patting it to the front on every
procure a certificate iu full force and effect.
box. #5 dress salt case.
oecusion.
Five mile handicap, prizes 155 diamond. $1S The Coouty Superintendent has adopted a
Of 936 Broadway, New York, pretest their compliment*
wafer pitcher, 35 cuff buttons
plan by which all pnpila advanced to grade
Entry blanks can be obtained of Carloe P
4‘ Wether Ar e ly far Fourth mf July !
and extend an urgent invitation to inspect their new
Steelman. Tnckertoo- Entries close on the 23d, VIII may be examined Friday, May TSth. on
P . S. IR O N S , M a n a g e r
Courier B ldg, Main st.
Doe of the wood carters of tbe pine*, who one week prior to races
questions prepared by himaelf and if they pass,
hadn’t been in Mount Holly for a few months
L A K E W O O D
S T U D I O
receive a county diploma The gradiug of tbe
Catarrh C o n s t he Carte
t*»«, and who evidently hasn’t been reading
papers will be under the authority of the
Die papers, came with a load of wood on Satur- With local applications, as they cannot reach County Board of Examiners. Tbe plan ie
seat of the disease. Catarrh Is a blood or
to which they h e n devoted the experience o f thirty five yean. T in s stadia
duv and w*g surprised at seeirg no many flatrtt the
mnsiiiulional disease, and in order to core it optional with all schools, bat will more and
is their greeteet effort in ite eppoiniaent and equipment. The liwhtzns
la various parts of tbe town, and he remarked: ton mu«t take Internal remedies Hall's Ca­ more grow m favor Many will adopt tbe p ies
If
your
bat
is
not
up
to
ttra
correct
tarrh
Cure
is
taken
internally
and
octs
directly
feetnree
ere e “ chef-de anvre."
Why I shoo’d j'-dee thet this is retber arelv
this year. In preparine fo r this examination
for tbe Fourth of July to came; don’t ye think on the blood and an co n s «nrfaces Hall’s Ca­ they will also prepare for a teacher's certifi­ standard, you waste your money. A
rew m em nn n , n m e n w n n u n e i aim rU m m .
tarrh «u re Is not a quack mediciae. I t was
At
Pries*
Prim
s
that
equal
tbe
the
Lowest
Lowe
Competitors.
Come,
see
for
yonree
pretty,
old
bat
is
preferable
to
s
®°.
frietd ;
Mt. Holly Herald.
prescribed by one of the best phytlcians In this cate
Mr.Q. W Tech givee pereonel uttontii.n to sitters. Sitting*by
dowdy, new o n e . If yoo want to be
ennotry for tears and Isareenlarprescription
It is composed of the best tonics known, comVery mt
sure of the proper thia<?, it j« safest
rw rlw t meg L e tte rs.
with the best Mood pnriflers. aettax
The
spring
weather
us*
been
sery
backward,
to
seek
it
h
e
re
.
O
of
hats
are
hand­
Letters addressed to the following persons directly on the an co n s surfaces The perfect
combination of the two ingredients is what therefore many jobbers and importers were some and our chargee fair.
G a i n e d unclaimed at the Tom* River■ Post
prodncee snch wooderfnl result* in caring ca­ obliged to part with woods at greatly reduced
The Oolnariris end the Crescent—the two Standard W heel, ot Ammie*
Office for the week ending Saturday
tarrh. Send for reetimontals, free.
pf ices. We took ad ran tag? of them great b ar­
Mr Joses J o&m o q .
F J CHENEY A c a . nrops- Toledo
gains ami the pahne e u reap the benefit, g tie
T h e C e n tr a l Store
8 'id h r dracgi-ls. price 75c
M Logout* A. BmSoii.
commences this Saturday. tstetabecfc Co.
HaH's Family Fills are tbe best.
■ate S tm t.
Tom s Rhrer. N. J. Courier Building
w - J- A. B rackett
it
V 1 - a \
C e n t- a - W o r d
Column
F
F
W
BREVITIES.
PEA C EFU L m r s
S aturday , May
1 4 t h
Dress Goods and Silks Gome Next.
Carpets, Mattings and Furniture.
Constipation
Mood’s
THE STEINBACE COMPANY,
IN S U R A N C E
R EA L E S T A T E
Spring Millinery
COTTAGES
L atest Ideas
Latest Designs
Latest Trimmings
GEO. H. HOLMAN
‘A H A N D F U L OF DIRT MAY B E A H O U S E FUL OF S H A M E ” K E E P YOUR
H O U S E CLEAN W I T H
COWPEliTHWAIT & CO..
$5
SAPOLJO
REWARD
New Hardware Store
T o My F rien d s and X*nt>lie
the
New York
B usiness
Institute
L E O P O L D W IS S M A O H
YOU THINK
T.E.LEEC H,OF LEECH,STILES AGO.
wMiMat rOKMERLT WITH OUEEN 4 CO.
Cowperthwslt Exchange,Tomi Ri?»r
W6dn’day,Miy 18,ftomlOi.m.tlll-4p.nu
Grover & Irons
Must Be Correct
Messrs. Pach Brothers
F irst Class Groceries
’98 Bicycles
A. C. H IR SC H ,
Tnn
,
^,-n rr-w-n a;
JOS. GROVER
*
*
a* Advertising in the Courier
Brings the B E ST Results
*
A Peerless Liniment.
Are You0S story of moses.
EasilyTired?
GIVE CUBANS ARMS,
Aioewt every m a c *a America haa aooe dlfw .ifv twvN* W W iwb taeer tk» rroet lw-y
As a paiu uetuvici xuJ cui€ fo?
a-sally 1» "W ell, bow are fn*?“ Taat ffere«jpe* beslth tMJk. The mao wbo b u 0 0 rheumatism, Salvation Oil is the peer THESE ARE WHAT GENERAL GOMEZ
bowel o< rtuvaei- tro o l* U sIsso*t a carto*t|f
NEEDS, SAYS SYLVESTER SCOVEL.
O n e o f t h e G r a n d e s t C h a r a c t e r s o f T ro aU ru m m u k v do ca<eof 'h*-a>e»l?e*. of all liniments. Mr. Wm, H. Brown,
Tr»t> r*i v **<■»«rb xbrv bad e <pper atrun*- b»
ooongb, com bined w ith th e mftrtns
A ll H is to r y .
and bowel* of br«iMB Br sod bv ov rwo kxj proprietor o! Stnebinger House, Cleve­
Bt'orv
T t e a cose btadaciir* w rioc*. land, O., writes: *'I suffered from Then T h ere W ill Be No Sfeed o f Beading forces, th e n m ore U nited S ta te s regu­
,
h*(j f«u<j ! - • - rvodkldnei'rowfiie* Dr.
Nu t Troop* to Cobo—O u r f l e e t A iding la r s can be g e n t T hey need n o t go
rheumatism
for
twelTe
years
and
my
Lawgiver, Poet mod W arrior—A Cared P i-frr’i Cet.*; Pellet- fqruLh help fo r e»»-*ad th e In terior Cat CHS, Spain's Pow er before. T h e re n ev er was a stra g g le so
J u s t rem em b er t h a t a ll y o u r
PIQ M Jt SKWMAMU OF OCKAuS CO.
from Which Bet. Or, T a lata g t Ea*
Mipalioo »on <0 p»4 lifer ekk mod t/iiir-us last atUck kept me in bed, unable to
s 'r e n g t h m ail c o m e from y o u r
b-adaebe d-xx-D - - kw -»tom*rb !o«wofappe.
lit tl e understood as th e Cuban-Spanish
W ill Soon End.
tract* Some P n ttlc a l Leo*
walk.
I
used
Salvation
OU
and
soon
fo o d . D id yo u e v e r th in k o f
lite m 'l i r e * o r
wlody belcbl- *,
m u for lit* Urmrera.
one. S p a in 's troops are not generally
__ TOMS RIVER POST OFFICE.
No v o lu n te e r troop* a r e needed in
br*r»* ar , p«i' n r. dUDe-* after eauing. and was up and about. As a pain de­
th a t ?
know n to be now prac tic a lly useless
P e r h a p s y o u r m u sc le s n e e d
klc-* ed l-c- d •• me- t- of tb* Brer
a t* ;!" cujhm f o e
stroyer this liniment has no equal." Cuba, a n d very few r e g u la rs w ill be fro m a m ilita ry p o in t of view through
m o re s tre n g th , o r y o u r n e rv e * ;
T h e fo llo w in g ncrmon b y th e p o p u lar i -jJ 6 / » l - A oce;t o • Ht1*.] ote.
New Tors and point* Bo,-.*. ;.*ti A M.
sofficienE.
I
t
wonld
be
c
rim
in
a
l
to
send
Salvation Oil is sold everywhere for
th e crass s tu p id ity of S panish officers.
o r p e rh a p s y o u r sto m a c h is
Sew York «.d *ii point* aurtZ “t tLuicheneT
W a sh in g to n p rea c h e r c o n ta in s much
50,000 A m e ric a n soldier* over the g u lf T bey are orave, b a t tbey do n o t know
9 M A. M. IM *Pd s..t P. a .
w e a k a n d c a n n o t d ig e s t w h a t
‘>r- cents. Try it and be convinced.
t h a t i& in sp irin g fur all c la sse s o f peo­ m a n y men n o w condemn th e m s e lv e s to
Mancftettet, Hejruie, cedar Creek, forked
stream. N o t because o f epidem ic dis- j bow to conduct troops. T he m en them­
y o u e a t.
Hirer, *'*/**'• vn, « « U between I m u e n
B eta <n *». T. F r s s t . M ala & R i o h i s a t M
ple.
T
h
e
te
x
t
chosen
&*
a
b
a
s
is
for
bis
unaffianced
a
n
d
solitary
life
i
s
becau
se
I f y o u need m o re a tr e n g th
esse. T h e re is no soch a th in g in th e selves are m agnificently ste a d y and
a s £ 8n Jgeu»a, *,M A. M
re m a rk s is E xodus: 3: 1: “ N ow Moses t h e y cannot s u p p o r t the m o d ern y o u n g
Pkiivieipiita Wasatn{wu, hoathern and
t h e n ta k e
k e p t th e flock o f Jeth ro , h is f a th e r-in ' w om an, w ho r i s e s at h alf-p ast 10 in th e w an t to know w h e th e r he succeeded*! country in Cuba. N ot because of loss calm , bat th e y have never been drilled.
JFeaeru SUiei, potau between Tom* River too
of life in g re a t engagem ents. There is T hey do n o t know bow to shoot. Add
SE E D GROWERS A N D IMPORTERS.
Ca/alea, (aland Height*, Trenton and SoatiMra
law , th e p rie s t o f Mtdian-*’
m o rn in g a n d retire * after m id n ig h t, ask th e ab an d o n ed b rick-kilns of E g y p ­
J : n * r ’,J*iA.M. 3*0P. M.
to these ra d ic a l a n d b lig h tin g defects
I n th e so u th e a ste rn p a rt o f A ra id s a o n e o f the t r a s h i e s t of n o v e ls in h e r tia n task m a ste rs, a nd the s p lin te r e d no necessity in having th e m .
TRV O U R
Point*
ween -oeutde Pert and PoUr. P sm Enable
G
om
ez
and
G
a
r
c
ia
to
eqnip
s a t, rj&t A. M.
th e starved con d itio n of the tro o p s and
m an is s ittin g by a welL I t is a n a rid h a n d s most o f th e time b e tw e e n th e c h a rio t wheels s tr e w n on th e b e a c h
wsiMngsaad Tuctenon, and point* oetweec,
the C a b a n s fo r war, a n d t b e y w ill m ake clearly we a re o v erestim ating t h e Span­
c
o
u
n
try
,
a
n
d
w
a
te
r
is
scarce,
so
th
a
t
s
l
a
t
e
rising
a
n
d
t
h
e
late
r
e
tir
e
m
e
n
t—a
t.Vi P. M.
of th e Red Sea. and the tim brels w h ic h
w ell is o f g r e a t value, a n d flocks and th o u sa n d of t h e m not w o rth o n e Z ip­ M iriam clapped fo r the Isra e lite s passed it hard a n d strong. G i v e them good ish arm y in C uba, a nd we g re a tly and Ami the result will g lr e you sut]»fu<-tion
Eim nonand Barr»r!:us t.avp. M. dally.
Keg
el mail. >.36 A. M.
rifles. T b e y know h o w to use them , j crim in a lly u n d e re stim a te the C ubans if It Is a mixture of D w arf Growing (Jrax-.-g
h e rd s a re d riv en vast d ista n c e s to have p o ra h .
o f C o d -L iv e r O il w ith H y p o (j»»r a n d the E g y p tia n s gone under.
Men w bo fu i three je& ia L ave each bod w e do not im m e d ia te ly enable them to which La« ban u.u-d u nutubu of .t« am iu
th e ir th ir s t slaked. J e th r o , a M idianste
p h o s p h ite s . T h e o i l is t h e m o s t
T h ere is a q u e s tio n that e v e ry f a th e r
MAIL.-. ARRIVE PROM
Do n o t retire to o early.* L ike M oses,
Public Park* o f New York atid
an
average of ten c a rtrid g e s in th e ir fig b t vigorously.— Sylvester Scovel in tbe
sh
e
ik
a
n
d
p
rie
st,
w
as
so
f
o
rtu
n
a
te
as
Brooklyn and 1i.-h a Iway* given the hext
New Tori tu*d Pslta-leips!*, e.15 A. M.
a n d m other o u g h t to ask th e d a u g h te r you m ay have y o o r chief w ork to d o
e a s ily changed o f a ll foods i n to
Pn tit-let pa ta, Cun lea, is*an-l Heights, etc.
results. I t produces a rich deep green vel­
to hav e seven d a u g h te rs: a n d th e y are a t b reak fast o r te a table, a n d t h a t a ll a fte r W. It m ay n o t be in th e h i g h boxes, a n d none to follow , have learned N ew York W orld.
s
t
r
e
n
g
t
h
;
a
id
t
h
e
h
y
p
o
p
h
o
s1 0 » A M. 5,54 P. M
vety Lawn, which flourishes even In the
p rac tic a l g irls , a n d y o n d e r th e y come t h e d a u g h te rs o f the w e a lth y sh e ik places o f the field; i t m ay not be w h e r e not to w a ste them.
phi tea a r e th e b e s t
Waitings eufl Taekenon. and poi&u be’.eeei.
hottest season of the year.
d riv in g th e sh e ep a n d c a ttle a n d cam els o u g h t to ask e a c h other: " W h a t w ould a s tro n g arm a n d a n a th le tic foot a n d
II.*5 A. M.
The e x a c t m ilitary s itu a tio n in Coba
tonics f jt th e n e rv e s .
New fort aod a.i r^ B'* aorta. Forres Hirer.
Y
A
L
E
’S
M
O
U
N
T
E
D
BA
TT
ERY
.
o
f
th
e
ir
fa
th
e
r
to
th
e
w
a
te
rin
g
.
They
SC
O
T
T
'S
E
M
U
L
­
today
is
j
n
s
t
the
condition
for
Gomez
y o u do if th e f a m i ly fortune s h o u ld fail, a c le a r vision a re req u ired , b u t t h e r e Is
Bridgeton. etc, 2i . » A. M.
lo w er th e b u c k e ts a n d th e n p u ll them if sickness s h o u ld p rostrate t h e b rea d ­ so m eth in g for yo u y e t to do. P e r h a p s to utilize i f aim ed a n d supplied. H e
SION i s th e e a s ie s t
Me* Tort w l al. point* aorta or Mane -e*t«!
4.1# P. M.
and q u i c k e s t c u re f o r
up, th e w a te r plash in g o n th e stones w in n e r, if th e flo c k s of J e th r o s h o u l d be it m ay be to ro u n d off th e w ork y o u hag at th e low est e stim a te 30,000 m en j Plan* Completed, to Send * B attalion of
Mew 'ion a a l po:nu aorta of MaceBexter IM
175 Men to the Front,
w e a k t h r o a t s , to r
a n d c h illin g tk * ir
u s d t h e tro u g h s ueotruyeu by a sudden e x c u rs io n of have a lread y do n e; to d e m o n stra te t h e wbo have bandied arm s a n d are accns - 1
? . JJ.
*
coughs o f e v e ry k i n d ,
T be Yale A ln m n i W eekly recently
Siiferwa and Barmtlia. 1/9 P. M.. dally.
j
a re filled. W ho is th a t m a n o u t there w o lv es and b e a r * and hyenas fro m th e p atie n c e you baTe b e e n recom m ending toraed to S p a n ish fire. T h e enthusiastic '
Regutered mail, 11 .«t A II
and fo r a ll cases o f d e ­
s ittin g unco n cern ed and lo o k in g on? m o u n tain ? W h a t would y o u d o fo r a a il y o u r lifetim e: p e rh a p s to s ta n d a Cuban j u n t a probably c la im s 100,000. announced tb e com pleted p la n s fo r the
rOM» wn W. MASOLT, P P.
b ility , w e a k nervee*
W hy does he n o t come a n d he3p the liv in g ? Could y o n support y o u rse lf? lig h th o u se a t th e m o u th of the b a y t o The tr u th f u l Gomez p u t i t last Ja n u ary , m ounted b a tte ry w h ich is in process of OUR GRAND SEED CATALOGUE F R E E
Corrected Sot. i f , »w
and loea o f flesh.
ON APPLICATION.
wom en in th is h ard w ork o f d ra w in g C an you tak e c a r * of an in v alid m o th e r lig h t o th ers in to h a rb o r; p e rh a p s t o at 85,000, T h ere are u n d o u b ted ly 150,- j e n listm e n t a t Yale. Two u n d ergradu­
yx. »m
«It dr.ggau.
E A i l i i *>AU HIRE TARLES.
w a te r? lin t n o so oner have th e tfry lips o r b ro th er o r s is te r ah w ell a s y o u r­ show h ow g lo rio u s a sunset m ay c o m e
ates, M essrs. F a rk h u rs t and Chappel,
STUMPP & WALTER CO.,
000
iu
C
u
b
a
available
f
o
r
arm
am
ent.
SCOTT & BOWSE. Chobbts, Nrw York.
a n d p a n tin g n o s trils of th e flocks be­ self?" Y'ea. b r i n g it down to w h at a fte r a storm y d ay .
h a v e been to W a shington and H artford
^ K M T K i L K . a u » NEK ^ l U E T .
But the e stim a te of 3 0 ,0 0 0 men now
SEE D GROWERS AND IMPORTERS.
gu n to cool a little in t h e b rim m in g a n y day m ig h t come to a p ro sp e ro u s
to consult w ith th e natio n a l a n d state
S till fu rth e r, se e i n th is call of M oses
SO BARCLAY S T ., NEW YO RK .
MEW J E K mKT a O IT K E IN S l f l a lS A .
tro u g h th a n some rough B ed o u in shep­ fam ily . ••Can yo u cook a d in n e r if t h a t if God h as a n y especial w o rk f o r j ready for business only in clu d e s Cuban a u th o ritie s a n d g et th e ir advice a u d ap­
h e rd s break in upon th e scen e, and t h e servants s h o u ld make a s tr ik e for you to do he w ill fin d you. T h ere w e r e j soldiers, n e ith e r em ployees of the civil proval. T hey have m et w ith success. In
A n ih ra m e « w l u*e4 exeluhlveiy, m *ur |
governm
ent
organizations
nor
“
ranchw ith clu b s a n d shouts d riv e back the h ig h e r w ag es a n d leave t h a t m orn­ E gypt a n d A rab ia a n d P alestine w i t h
la« Cleanllae** a n d C v n lo rt.
j
consequence of th e advice received by T h e S u c c e s s f u l R e m e d y fo r
an im a ls t h a t w ere d rin k in g , a n d af­ ing?"’ Every m in u te of ev ery h o u r of th e ir crow ded p o p u la tio n , but th e m a n eros. T h e fath e rs and th e supporters of th em the p la n to form a m ac h in e gun
T h raaK taC earhei to Mew Y ark-K eSneed
NASAL C A T A R R H .
f rig h t these g irls u n til th e y fly in re- e v e ry day of e v e r y year th e r e a r e fam ­ th e L o rd w a n ted w a s a t the s o u th e r n families liv in g iu th e w oods having b attery h as been changed to one contem ­
Kate*. q u ick Tim e, w ith but ane
tre a t, and th e flocks o f th e s e ill- ilie s flung f ro m prosperity i n to h a rd ­ p o in t o f the tr i a n g le of Arabia, a n d h e failed to obey Weyler’s reconcentration p la tin g a ho rse battery. Jt w ill be re­ mnst he non-irritating, easy of application, and
eRange #f C a n . t® rtilJ a g rlp h la .
m an n e re d sh ep h erd s a re d riv e n to sh ip , and, a la s ! i f in such e x ig e n c y th e picks h im rig h t o u t, th e shepherd w h o bandn a re included. T b e y , however, m em bered t h a t as soon as i t becam e ap­ one th at will by Its ow n action reach the inflamed
f l a t Table In effect April IS, IbUft.
. th e tro u g h s, ta k in g th e p la c e s o f th e se v en d a u g h te r s o f Jethro c a n d o n o th ­ k e p t th e flock o f J e th r o , his f a th e r-in - would be m o st useful a s th e y now a re p a re n t th a t th e re w onld be a fig h t with and diseased surfaces.
o th e r flocks. Now th a t m an s ittin g in g but sit a r o u n d and cry a n d w ait law , th e priest a n d sheik. So God w ill as scouts, a n d many w o u ld undoubtedly
EL\"8 CREAM BALM combines the ‘mportant
TRAINS LEAVE TOMh KIV*H
S paiu the lea d in g Yale seniors m e t and
by th e w e ll b e g in s to Color up. and f o r some one t o come and h u n t them n o t find it h ard to ta k e you o u t fro m join the re g u la r forces. F u lly arm ed,
requisites of quick action and speciflo curative
For SEW YOKK, £ rave:!, aad Newark, a'.i
ra . ' . ’■■■ *a--i
*., ..it and t . « r . u.
h is eyes flashes w ith in d ig n a tio n , u p a situ atio n f o r which th e y h a v e no th e 1,600,000,000 of th e hum an r a c e if equipped a n d supplied, G om ez and G a r­ asked W a shington w h a t sort o f addi­ powers with peifect safety to the patient. This
bBbiayi(At» a.
a n d a ll th e g a lla n tr y of h is n a tu re is qualification. 44et at so m e th in g use­ he w a n ts you fo r a n y th in g e sp ec ia l. cia can w ith little p h y s ic a l assistance tio n s the a rm y m ost needed a u d where agreeable remedy has mastered catairh as noth­
V * tJAKNKGAT. al l! *. u , and CIS
aaST.ift f. *.
i t- a tu.
aroused. I t is Moses, w h o n a tu ra lly fu l: get at it r i g h t away. D o n o t say: T h e re w as only j u s t one man q u a lifie d . clear th e isla n d of S p a n is h bases fo r tb e hottest w ork w ould be found. Tbe ing else has, and both physicians and patlen**
f-jt U S 2 * w l / , MAM.H2.sTBH, HKD
h ad a q u ick tem p er a n y h o w , as he ‘ i f 1 were t h r o w n upon m y o w n re ­ O th er m en had c o u ra g e like Moses, e t h ­ .Spanish food and of th em se lv e s compel decision to e n lis t a battery follow ed im­ freely concede this fact Ail druggists cheerfully
BAM -tv... :.;i, s o . : a.
and U fir. m.
acknowledge that in it the acme of Pharmaceuti­
d e m o n stra te d on one occasion w hen he so u rces I w o u ld become a m u sic te a c h ­ er m en h ad some o f t h e ta le n ts of M oses; the quick surrender of a ll the Spanish m ediately on tbe answ er.
t i i p. to.
Fvr EATuMTOWS, EAST LONG BRANCH,
As now a rra n g e d , tbe b a tte ry will cal skill has been reached The most distressing
saw a n E g y p tia n o p p ressin g a n Israel- e r . ” There a r e now more m u sic tea c h ­ o th e r m en h ad ro m a n c e in t h e ir h i s ­ forces o u tsid e of Havana, M atanzas a nd
et*-, '.U
t. «., Mr» and 5.ssr. *. hunj ite a n d gav e th e E g y p tia n a sudden e rs th a n c o u ld h e supported if th ey to ry , a s h ad Moses; o th e r men w e re i m ­ Cienfuegos. These ports a n d their c o r­ consist of 175 m en. w ith an arm am ent symptoms quickly yield to it. In acute cases tbe
d i r i 4*A* i*. a. Katostown ooiyv
For ATLASri«. .ITT, GLAEKBORO, W1L
! clip a n d b u ried him in th e san d , and as w e re all M o z a r ts and W a g n e rs and p etu o u s, like M oses; b u t no o th e r m a n ralled forces can be s ta rv e d or taken a t of six 3 Yu inch guns. Instead o f restrict­ Bilim lmpa ts almost instant relief.
U iM-STO WS, etc.,at U a . m.
in g e n listm e n ts to scientific a n d aca­
j he show ed a fte rw a rd w h e n h e broke H andels. Do n o t say: “I w ill go to h a d th e s e d iffe re n t q u a litie s in t h e e x ­ Sampson’s w ill.
For VISELAMD. «KIIX>KTO.-i, et':., Cumber*
By Absorption
-at»4 and
River Branch, at T.U a. *
' a l l th e te n co m m an d m en ts a t once by e m b ro id erin g
slippers.” T h e r e are a c t p ro p o rtio n aa h a d Moses; a n d G od
This s ta te m e n t th a t 30,000 Cubans dem ic seniors the ro lls have been thrown
Pvr PHILADELPHIA, via Wma.o* J auction
'
s
h
a
tte
rin
g
th
e
tw
o
g
ra
n
ite
sla
b
s
on
open
to a ll u n d e rg ra d u a te s a n d gradu­ Catarrhal sufferers should remember that Ely's
m o re slippers n o w than th e r e a re feet. w ho m ak es no m is ta k e , found th e r i g h t can easily destroy all b u t th re e Spanish
at 701 a.*.
'ream
Halm
Is
the only catarrh remedy which is
] w hich th e law w as w ritte n . B u t the O u r h earts a r e e v e ry day w r u n g by th e m an fo r th e r ig h t place. Do n o t f e a r
RETURNING
bases and capture th re e -fo u rth s of th e a te s of a few y e a rs’ standing. B y thus quickly and thoroughly absorbed by the diseased
in ju stic e o f th e tre a tm e n t o f th e seven s to r y of e l e g a n t women w h o were you w ill be o v erlo oked, or t h a t w h e n
increasing tb e n u m b er of those eligible membrane. It dott not dry up the teeretions, but
Leave S2W YORK, foot of Liberty Ht., N. H.
Spanish
tro
o
p
s
may
a
p
p
e
a
r
absurd
to
Tiaa., r* at *.»> and ‘•.iso a.
1.45 and 4.40
I g irls se ts him on fire w ith w r a th , a n d o n c e affluent, b u t through c a ta s tro p h e you a re w an ted God cannot find y o u .
i t is hoped to raise tb e stan d ard o f phys­
r « Bnad«y»l».isa. u.
l h e ta k e s th is sh ep h erd by th e th ro a t, h a v e fallen h e lp le s s , with n o a b ility to lie k n o w s y o u r n am e, your f e a tu re s , our m ilita ry authorities. I t would bo ica l fitness. Seasoned athletes w h o have hanges them to a limpid and odorless condition,
Leare SB* YOHK, Houth Perry. Whitehall 8t
aud Anally to a Da ural and healthy character.
absurd if n o t based u p o n w h a t may be
I a n d push es back a n o th e r s h e p h e rd till ta k e care of them selves.
e.ft a us, *0,» j* i>. tu. ftuDdajn 10.00 a. m.
fo
u g h t fo r Y ale on tbe a th le tic field The Palm can be found at any drugstore, or by
y
o
u
r
te
m
p
e
ra
m
e
n
t,
a
nd
your
c
h
a
r
a
c
­
called a b s u rd m ilitary conditions. A nd
Dtare SEA a KK Mrovi m ..ai b.P>*. a., l.*8
lie falls over th e tro u g h , a n d aim s a
•sd 4.40 e. *. bun-lay* lO.'P, a. rn.
A nd you w ill h av e to go d o w n before teristic s , and in w h a t land, or c ity , or that is th e term for S p a n ish strength w ill, it is believed, m ake tho b e st kind sending 50 cents to Ely Brothers, 66 W arren S t ,
! stu n n in g blow betw een th e eyes of
Le.re PH! La uELPiil A, Pie? - south Wharve*,
o f fierce a nd d isciplined fighters. As Sew York, It will be mailed.
y o u go up. F r o m the pit i n to which w ard , o r n e ig h b o rh o o d , or house y o u
De^*«kfc
at i.b, a. id. fsii'i 4.16 r. M.
1 a n o th e r a* lie cries. "B egone, y o u vil­ h is brothers t h r e w him and t h e prison live. H e will n o t have to sen d o u t outside o f th e cities m en tio n ed . Take a soon aa possible th e new b a tte ry will Full directions with each package.
Le are ATLANTIC CITY, at o.is a. m. 4.<« r, m.
map of C n b a and note t h e fact th at a ll
lain s!” a n d h e hoots and r o a r s a t the
Leare d ill HANK, at e.«t, WV, a. M. ami j£/«7
in w hich his e n e m ie s in ca rc era ted him, scouts o r e x p lo re rs to find y o u r r e s i ­ Spanish su p p lies come f ir s t to Havana. be tran sp o rted to C hattanooga a n d then Cream tralm opens and cleanses the nasal passheep a n d c a ttle a n d cam els o f these
jui i 3jw e. », oonday* ll.ib a. m.
nageB, allays Inflammation, thereby stopping pain
Jo s e p h rose t o b e Egyptian p r im e m in­ dence o r place o f stopping, a nd w h e n That is C n b a ’s m ilitary h e a rt. The f a r - . to Tam pa.
Leare E i» r wi.No BHAMCH, at 6.33 au»
in v ad e rs and d riv es th em b a c k ; aud
In the head, heals and protects the membrane and
•.AS A.
i n *0-1 s.io r. N.
is te r. E lijah, w h o was to be t h e g re a t­ He w a n ts you He w ill m ake it as p la in
j tber a w a y from that th e w eaker is each |
h a v in g c leared th e pluce o f th e d esper­
Leare BfTOMTOWN ai e r/, anrt 10,03 a. a.,
restore*
tb* senses of taste and smell. The Balm
e s t of ull th e a n c ie n t pro p h ets, E lijah, th a t H e m eans yo u a s He m ade i t p l a i n
N EW E N G IN E OF W AR.
2.‘/7 aud IM r. * Huodaya 11.40 a in.
Is applied directly into the nostrils.
ad o es he to ld th e seven g irls o f th is
• Spanish p o st iu food a n d m onitions. !
L«:are LAKBWim d
;.4» «i.o .0 30 A. M. 1.40
w h o made K in g A halt’s knees k n o ck to­ t h a t H e needed M oses. He s a ile d h i s
M id ian ite s h e ik to g a th e r t h e i r flocks
!
A:id
th
e
y
a
re
absurdly
w
e
a
k
at
th
e
ir
nod n.tH r. m. bandLji li is j> m.
Hudson Maxim Offers to Build a Cruiser
g e th e r w ith t h e prophecy t h a t th e n am e tw ice, as a fte rw a rd w h en H e
Leare MANt littn i kh ^ b «o and 10.60 a. h .
to g e th e r a n d b rin g them a g a in to th e
IS J U 8 T A 8 CO OD FO R A D U LTS.
to Destroy a W hole Navy.
P A R K E R 'S
d o g s would b e h is only u n d e rta k e rs ; called th e g re a t a p o s tle of th e G e n trie s best. E x -M inister C a u a le ja s adm itted ,
M.ouaol 6.(6 r. h Moiid>iR 12 3.: p ru.
_ HAIR BALSAM
Leare BAKME'ia ■ . • 40 «<•< U..i6 a.m.. 1i.S W ARRANTED. PRICE S O e t s . w a te rin g .
Hcdwm M axim , a fam ous inventor
E lija h , whose o n e prayer b r o u g h t more He c a lle d tw ice, sa y in g , ‘‘Saul, S a u l,” last N ovem ber that th e S panish troops |
Cleanse* and beautifies the hair..
(), you o u g h t to see a fig h t betw een
•nd 6.20 r. n bundaya 6.O0 p. m.
were
s
ta
rv
in
g
.
There
n
e
v
e
r
was
a
snrI.ATf A , I 1.I.8., Nov. 1(1,1893.
Promote*
a
luxuriant
growth.
f
a
n
d
w
h
e
n
He
ca
lle
d
th
e
troubled
h
o
u
s
e
­
a
n
d
brother
o
f
th
e
inventor
of
th
e
Max­
t h a n three y e a r s of drought, a n d whose
MedicineC __ ________
J. E.OLHAL’bKN,
11. P. BALDWIN,
Never Fall* to Bestore Ormyf
th e sh ep........
h erd...........
s a t a ...............
well in th e o rien t
Ualr to its Youthful Color.!
o t h e r prayer b r o u g h t d re n c h in g show­ k e e p er lie c a lle d h e r tw ice s a y in g , ! pins iu a n y base except t h e three m en ­ im gun, bas proposed to build a cruiser
Oeu’lKupt.
Oen’l Pa*M Agt,
Cures scalp d<wa«ei* cair iatimg.1
f; 110 v is'h *t a ht1"1!kmh i: m i j ^ toni(•^i,i<t|l°"nvo m * httW ^ *a December, 1800. Tin
e rs ; the m an w h o wrapped u p h is cape " M a rth a , M a rth a ,” a n d when He c a lle d tioned. T h e re is less n o w . There w ill fo r tbe g o v e rn m e n t w hich w o u ld not
■itiKhl t h r f i , «ro*H nlrcndy Ililn yen
he re a g ro u p of rougli
JftfiV YM YI.Y .tNit KAICKOAU.
••I It
th e p ro p h et to h is mission He c a lle d be n o th in g soon. This m ea n s death to cost more th a n $500,000 a n d which
o
f
sheepskin
i
n
t
o
a
roll
and
w
ith
it
cut
Id 11 .................- ........................ — Bulla- h ad driv en th e c a ttle m an y m iles, and
a p a th th ro u g h rag in g J o rd a n fo r ju st him tw ice, sa y in g , “ Samuel, S a m u eL ' 1 I Caban noncom batauts— o u r proteges— conld sink a ll of S p a in ’s m en-of-w ar.
truly,
h e re a n o th e r group who h a d driven
P h lladelphln a nd I .mi* H rancli IlivlHlon, iwtllou ua yuur'luillo. Your*
AliNKV, CARH A C 0
tw o to pass o v e r ; the man w h o w ith a n d n o w w hen H e w a n ts a d e liv e r* ! as well a s to Spanish m ilita ry movo- T h e inventor offers h is services free of
Wbo
Tim e T able Adupled Nov. 2N, IMIil,
Hold By K. V l,nrratM*i‘, ffanclie*ter, N J . t h e i r c a ttle a s m any m ile s.
w h e e l of fire ro d e over d e a th a n d es­ He c a lls twice, s a y in g “ Moses, M o ses.” <ments, a n d th e inland sh o u ld be taken charge to su p e rv ise th e co n stru ctio n of
sh o u ld have precedence? Such clash­
a n il i ll 4ltlier llriu K ltla .
c a p ed into t h e s k ie s w ithout m o rtu a ry Yes, if God h a s a n y th in g for us to do quickly. T h is is w h a t G om ez can do. tb e cruiser.
THAlNb LEAVE TOMH RIVER
in g of buckets! Much h o o k in g o f horns!
He w ill call us tw ic e by name. A t t h e | Ask him w h a t he w ants, th e n send G o ­
Mr. M a x im 's p la n is to p la c e on a
Such k ick in g ot hoofs! Such vehe­ d isin te g ra tio n ; t h e man who. th o u sa n d s
Ff.tr Camden and Pftllndelpnia, 7.48 a. in., 4.02
o f y ears a f t e r , w as called o u t of th e first a n n o u n c e m e n t of our n a m e w e mez w h a t h e w ants a nd w h e re he w ants f a s t erniser a 24 in ch torpedo g u n and
p. in. week day*.
m ence in u lan g u ag e I f o rtu n a te ly
3 H 0 E S R E P A IR E D
For Berkeley 10,30 a. rn., week dny«.
e te rn itie s to s t a n d beside J e s u s C hrist m ay th in k i t p o ssib le th a t w e u n d e r ­ it, and a t onco.
tw
o torpedo m o rtars. T he g u n will
could
n
o
t
u
n
d
e
rsta
n
d
!
N
ow
th
e
sheep
For Inland Belgian, lo.SO ft. m.,f..r>4 p. m. week
on M ount T a b o r when it w a s ablaze s ta n d t h e sound; h u t a fte r He c a lls ua J The c o a st is ours. T h i s island is lik e
tooled and heeled (nail worn)
darn.
w ith a p e c u lia r m ark ac ro ss th eir
th ro w a ton of g u n cotton five miles
w ith the s p le n d o r s of tra n s fig u ra tio n — tw ice b y nam e w e k n o w he m e a n s us a ribbon a n d w ith easy d e e p approaches
For New York, via Berkeley and Hay llend
OF
woolly h acks w ere a t th e tro u g h , nnd
a n d half a to n m uch farth er. T h e two
Junction, 1'i.iPJ a iu. week day-.
M en’s 65c.; Ladies'50c.
as
c
e
rta
in
ly
as
w
h
e
n
Ho
tw
ice
s
p
o
k
e
t
h
i
s
man
c
o
u
ld
look
back
to
t
h
e
tim
e
• to ull necessary parls o f i ts coast line.
For Point PieuHani, bea tiirt, Aalmry I’urk and
now th e sh eep of a n o th e r m ark . I t
th e n a m e s of Saul, o r M artha, or S a m ­ Oar tra n s p o rts could s t a r t sim ultane­ m o rta rs can th ro w h a lf a ton of gnu
Long Branch, 111.30 ». in week day*.
H and Sewed, Men’s $1.00.
w as one of th e m ost e x c itin g scenes 1 w h e n voracious a n d filthy ra v e n s w ere
cotton th re e m iles. Mr. M axim would
h
is
only
c
a
te
r
e
r
s
.
uel
o
r
Moses.
e a l
sta te
LEAVE BERKELEY
ously fo r a ll insurgent bodies. Before
ever w itnessed.
All work guaranteed A No. 1.
For New York, ll.ioa. in. week day*.
Kee also in t h i s call of M oses th a t "O h, w h a t a f a s c in a tin g and in s p ir in g ! the sh ip s can bo started each leador to heavily a rm o r th e bow of th e cruiser,
One
o
f
th
ese
g
irls,
Z
ipporah,
h
e
r
nam
e
For Inland Huighu and Toma ltlver, 8.1« p.
c h a ra c te r th is M oses, How ta m e a l l be supplied can be given b y Gomez offi­ w hich w o u ld fig h t w ith h e r prow to­
to. week day*
m ean in g " li t tt e b ird ," w a s fasc in ate d G od has a g r e a t memory. F o u r hu n ­
FULL
STOCK BOOTS & SHOES
w
a
rd
the
ap
p
ro
a
c
h
in
g
b
a
ttlesh
ip
.
The
o th e r sto ries c o m p a re d w ith th e b i o g r a ­
LEAVE POINT PLBAHANT
' Vr th is "heroic behavior o f M oses; for d re d years b e f o r e he had p ro m ised th e phy of Moses! F r o m th e lattice o f h e r cial instructions and b ro u g h t to th e a re a exposed to fire from th e enemy
For Toma River, Berkeley and way point*. Hi- TownHhip of lirlc.K, iloceftsod. i
h o w ever tim id w om an h e rs e lf m ay be. deliverance o f t h e oppressed I sra e lite s
point
of
disem
barkation
a
n
d
unloading.
Always
on hand ; prices to
w ould be sm all.
2 45 p. in. week day a
piovisiou* o f *.i
she alw a y s a d m ires co u rag e in a man. °* Egypt- T h e clock of tim e h as b a th in g house o n t h e Nile, T h e rm u tis , Knowing t h a t cartridges in plenty a re
A ton of exp lo d in g gun c otton carries
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA
suit hard times. Also, made
e ot *atd deci-nsed al
s tr u c k the h o u r , and now M oses is d a u g h te r of P h a r a o h , sees him in t h e
Z
ip
p
o
rah
becam
e
th
e
b
rid
e
of
Moses,
!
soon
a
nd
Burely
to
c
o
m
e
,
Gomez
can
For i owe IilTers.au h. rii.,4.oop. ni. week dayH.
d e struction to a n y th in g in a space of
W E S T P O IN T P l . K tw A N T ,
one o f th e m ig h tie st men o f ull th e cen­ c a lle d to lh«* w ork 0 / resc u e . F o u r flo a tin g crad le o f p a p y ru s leaves m a d s ! use w h a t ammunition h e h a s in the to ­
to order, best material, finest
LEAVE NEW YOHK
32.000 foot a b o u t it, so th a t t b e missile
tu rie s. Z ip p o rah little t h o u g h t th a t h u n d re d y e a r s i s a very long tim e , b u t w a te r-tig h t by b itu m e n ; his i n f a n t il e tal d isa b le m e n t of e v e ry railroad in
For Tome River and inierim/diau* elation*.from
workmanship,
prices right.
cry
is
h
e
a
rd
a
m
o
n
g
th
e
m
arble
p
a
la
c
e
s
w
ould
n
o
t
h
a
v
e
to
laud
on
an
enemy's
y
o
u
see
God
c
a
n
remember
a
prom
ise
W. 2,hl Hi Ktallou al H fiO a. in.; DiNliroam < and
t h a t m o rn in g a s she h elp ed d riv e Iter
Cuba. T h e re is now n o S panish w ater
C'ortiandt Hlaat >2.10 p. in. week day*.
fa th e r's flock to th e well., s h e was 4CO years as w e l l as you can re m e m b e r a n d princesses h u s h him w ith t h e i r tra n sportation, and w ith th e railroads s h ip to d e stro y it. Shots from th e ap
lu
lla
b
ie
s;
w
o
rk
m
en
by
the
r
o
a
d
s
id
e
J . li. lll/TCHINHON,
J. II. WOOD,
400
m
inutes.
F
o
u
r
hundred
y
e
a
rs
in­
preaching
enem
y
w
ould
do
l
i
t
t
l
e
dumsp len d id ly d ecid in g h e r o w n d estiny.
Uctl’I. Manager
Oen'I. Pua*. Agt.
1 o’cl
all the Real Estate whereof sal-l Had she stay ed in th e t e n t op house c lu d e s all y o u r an cestry th a t y o u know d ro p th e ir w ork to look on him w h e n gone th e poorly supplied Spanish bases a g e to the h e a v ily arm ored bow of tbe
lied
as a boy he passed, so bea u tifu l w a s h e ; wonld bo absolutely iso la te d .
torpedo th ro w er. M r. M axim sa y s that
kVuv
Tin! iiimiHHUia i farm, eon*latlng of w h ile th e o th e r six d a u g h te rs of th e a n y th in g a b o u t and all th e p ro m ises
HA 11,MOAll.
E astern (Juba need n o t be considered. ten such c ru is e rs cau be b u ilt for tbe
(met) iriicia o f land, containing ri »pt-r.tlvi-l> fourm ad e to th e m , and we m a y ex p e ct tw o bow ls pu t b e fo r e h is in fa n t e y e s
iv Et NnsTi &
« S
a O N , P IA N O S .
K
ti-n scrim, •■levtm 64-1(W sore* and tlti-e bo-Iiki sh e ik ten d e d to , th e ir, h e rd -, ite r life fu lfillm en t in o u r heart a n d lif e o f all fo r choice to d e m o n s tra te his w isd o m , Spain is w e a k e st there. G a rc ia has p e r ­
In effect Nov i ll , INVI.
co
st of one g re a t battleship.
Tl
HIGH GKADE PIANO
acre*. Being the NKiii* iircitjiKi-NC'mvcy-d in suitd w ould p ro b ab ly have been a ta m e and
Wiu.in Sy (Iw-.I .i.tte.1 u n e v e n tfu l life in th e so litu d e s. But . t h e blessings predicted to o u r C hris­ th e one bowl c o n ta in in g rubies a n d th e haps 12,000 men. As soon as supplied c ruisers w o u ld be capable of destroying
DIRECT FROM THE
Trains from TUCKBUTON to NEW YOHK
o th e r c o n ta in in g c o a ls of fire. S u f ­ Garcia c o u ld desert e a s te rn Cuba a nd 1.000 first c la ss b a ttlesh ip s.—N o w York
FACTORY.
d
TRENTON and PHILADELPHIA.
Clerk’* imp I- in Look st of i)et-(l*l,1|iagtft«*o, et?11* ,lc r L idustry. h e r fidelity to h e r fa th e r's t ia n ancestry c e n tu rie s ago. Y o u have
.TO
IDay* FKKE T r i a l .
ficien
tly
wise
w
a
s
he
to
ta
k
e
th
e
march, a s o n ly Cubans c a n march, d ue E vening J o u rn a l.
Guaranteed for Ten Years (
second . A tract of *ait meadow, situate st ln tc r e "t . •“*«■ s p irit of
h e lp fu ln ess a d im rem e m b ra n c e , if a n y rem em ­
■LeaveTnckerton, T.oo, *. m. b.ob, r. *.
j
gems,
b
u
t,
d
iv
in
e
ly
directed,
h
e
to
o
k
west.
H
is
is
th
e
bust
d
isc
ip
lin
e
d
consid­
b
ra
n
c
e
a
t
a
l
l
,
o
f
your
g
r
e
a
t-g
r
a
n
d
­
Do not pay fancy prices for your pianos )
the la-ad of HwanipCove in Barmg*t Buy Con- b ro u g h t h e r in to league
eaguc w ith one of
Leave Weal Creek, T.nT a. n. 3.12 r. w.
•m-iiluyf *ev.-n Here*, mure or le** Being the th e irrunilcsl
Write us. Send for catalogue. KENT Ac *O Y . )
Leave Mannaiiawkin, 1.2S k.
B.BUr. M.
f a th e r, but G o d sees those w h o w ere th e coals a n d p u t them to h is erable force iu Cuba. G a r c ia would need
*iiine iremUt;* conveyed to *uid deceased tty u ,c Kra ,,t,t8 t h a ra c te r s o f ull h isto ry
4 0 FlMibiisii A venue. Hrm.klvn to. 1 j
S T O C K O F FLAGS.
L Leave Barnegal, 7.3ft *. w.. and 3.41 p. m.
J mIih II AUinac.a mill wife, t.y (lecd dated March T h e y m et nt tlm t fatuous w ell, and on th e ir k n e e s in 1598 as w e ll a s those m outh, and h is to n g u e w as b u r n t , four co m p an ies of U n ite d States caval­
Arrive at Whiling*, s.uc.
and 4.12 r. u.
h e w as
l e f t a s ta m m e re r ry. O u r in fa n try could n o t wisely a t ­
.... * recorded a* above la Book 46 of Dei da, w h ile site adm ired th e c o u ra g e of o n th e ir lm e e s in 1808, a n d a ll th e a n d
Arrive at New York li.fte and H.itft r. m , It It, l*«K»* 101,
1
Said to Be Exhausted, and I t Is Impossi­
“ ArriveatNew York 11.43 *.
7.143 p. m. P. It. It
Moses, h e ad m ired th e filial beh av io r b lessings he p ro m ised the fo rm e r a n d a ll his days, so t h a t he d eclared , iu tempt to keep up with h ard en ed C uban ,
Male positive, rain or shin».
ble to Supply the Demand.
Arrive at Treotun 10.06 a. n.,6.43 r «., P. R. H
C onditlous a t time and p la c e o f sale.
t h e i r d e s c e n d a n ts have a rriv e d , o r w ill Exodus iv, 10 : “ I a m slow of sp e ec h foot soldiers. 1 have s e e n these m arch j
of Z ipporah.
Arrive at Philadelphia v.40 a. m., 6.N1 r. m.
Tho stock o f A m erican flags h a s been
ABM
V
J1
HAVP.HM
and
o
f
slow
to
n
g
u
e
;”
on
and
nn
u
n
t
il
a
rriv
e
.
W
hile
p
ie
ty
is
not
h
e
re
d
ita
r
y
,
KETUR»mO
40 m iles a day for seven days, aud on
T h e fa c t t h a t i t took th e seven
Kx*ct
p
ractically
ex h au sted , aud th e unprece­ S p e c if ic s set directly upon the disease,
Leave New York (Central It. K. of New Jersey) Toma River, n . J., May 10, i-»-. [pr’a tee,99 1
d a u g h te rs to d riv e the flocks to the i t is a grand t h i n g to have h a d a pious h e set firm foot a m o n g th e c ru m b lin g almost n o th in g but s u g a r cane for food.
4.30 a. M. and 1.4ft P. M
w ell im plies t h a t th e y w e re im m ense a n c estry . So G o d in this c h a p te r c alls b a salt, and h is e a r w as not d e a fe n e d No a rt i ll e r y would seem necessary to dented dem and h as caused a rise in w ith o u t exciting d iso rd e r in other p a r ts
Lfiave New York,(P, It. It.) l.iai r. m.
SM fcRlFF’ S SALE.
ceave Trenton, 7.4" a. m.. 2.63 r. m.
flocks, and t h a t h er f a th e r w as u man u p th e p e d ig r e e of the p e o p le whom by th e th u n d ero u s “ T hou s h a lt n o t” ol this ea ste rn cbffcf. One tra n sp o rt la n d ­ prices, w h ich , i t w as stated th e other of t h e system. T h e y C u re the S i c k .
Leave Philadelphia (P. It. It ) at a.Bo a. m. ano
o f w ealth . W h at w as th e use o f Zip- M oses was to d e liv e r, and M oses is or­ M ount Sinai; th e m a n w ho w en t to th « ing a t a p o in t nn the s o u th coast n e a r­ day, is iu som e cases as h ig h a s 75 to
a.fMi r. m.
0.
CURBS.
PRICESp o ra h ’s Dem eaning h e rse lf w ith work d e re d to say t o them , "The L o rd God relief o f th e I s r a e lite s w ho w e re est G a rc ia w ould equip h im . One gov­ 1U0 per c ent. A t one w holesale head­ 1—Fever*, Congestions, Inflammations. .9 3
Y IK T IF O I' A W IIIT (II H .
Leave Vi lilting*, 10.10 a. m., 5.38 r. n.
i r iM ued ouiof the • o u r t o f L'haucery o f th e w hen she m ig h t have r-xTined on th e o f y o u r f a th e rs , th e God of A b rah am , scourged becau se w ithout cho p p ed
Uave Harnegat, 10,41 a. a., and fl.oj f . m.
q u a rte rs i t w as stated th a t sufficient
ernment
t
u
g
or
torpedo
b
o
a
t
could
keep
It
—W o r m * , Worm F e v e r . W orm Collc... .9 3
Leave Mannaiiawkin, 10.52 A.
aud D.1Hr. M Mate (>• N ew .Jersey, a n d to me directed, l will
b u n tin g to m ak e th e flags c o u ld not
h illsid e n e a r h e r fa th e r’s t e n t and . th e God of I s a a c and the God o f Ja co b stra w th ey w ere re q u ire d to m ak e firm abreast o f h is position a u d m aintain
null at p u b lic vendue on
Leavv Weal Creek, 11.oh a. m., and t>.33 p. m.
3—
Teething,Colic, Crying,Wakefulness .
I f th a t bricks, the s to ry o f th e ir o p p ressio n
obtained, a n d a t another i t w a s said 4 —
Arrive at Tuekcrton, 11.ir. a. m., and o.m p. h
plucked b u tte rcu p s, and d re a m e d out h a th sent m e unto you.”
Diarrhea, of Children or Adults..123
MONDAY, May 16, 1898,
JOHN 0. PRICK,
C. M. HEADLEY,
found chiseled o n t h e tom b of R o schere com m unication between G a rc ia and G o­ t h a t the flags conld not be m ad e fast
th
o
u
g
h
t
be
d
iv
in
e
ly
a
ccu
rate,
l
e
t
me
rom
ances,
and
sighed
idly
to
th
e
winds,
7 —Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis................. 2 3
Hunt.
(4. V. A F. Agt.
At the hotel of Uowdrlck A Cook, In the villawe a n d w ept over im ag in ary so n g s to the a s k , W hat u re w e doing by p r a y e r a n d a t T hebes; and w h e n h is arm ies w e r s mez and th o United S ta te s governm ent. enough.
8—
Neuralgia, Toothache, Faceacbe..‘2 3
of roiu* River, in IheCoumy «f Ocean, and Mate
Gomez
con
Id
march
a
t
once.
H
o
Headache, Sick Headache, Vertigo.. .
A t the la rg e s t flag factory iu P h ila ­ 9 —
f M-w.MTHey, M aeenihe hour* of 12 in and ft brooks'.' No, sh e k new t h a t w o rk was b y a holy life f o r the re d e m p tio n of im peded by ven o m ous serpents, s e n l might h a v e 25 pieces, o n e troop of c a v ­
H | ANN All A WHIN k I AIN4. HKACH H it
Dyspepsia, Indigestion,Weak Stomach.1
rear h a '.™ ' "" **|llrta?* lhe followingdem rlhed ho n o rab le, and t h a t every g ir l o ught t h e n ext 400 y e a rs ? Our w o r k is no t c ra te s o f ibises, t h e snake d e s tro y in g
d elp h ia th e m an a g e r said th a t h e bad 10—
In F.fleci o n tilicr K, I NUT.
birds, to clear th e w a y so th a t hi* h o s l alry aud o ne regim ent o f regular i n ­ n ev er k now n such a dem and fo r tbe 11—
Suppressed or P a in fu l Periods.125
AH that iraci of land altuate in the Tounahln of to have so m e th in g to do, a n d so she o n ly with th e p e o p le of tlic l a t t e r p a rt
S.ifc
.la- ksoii, eouiily of Ocean and State of New .Icr- s ta r ts w ith th e id ea tin g a n d lowing o f th e n i n e t e e n th century, b u t w ith could m arch s tr a ig h t ahead, th u s s u r ­ fantry fro m tho.states. W h a t are called s ta r spangled banner. A ll m an u fa c tu r­ 1*2—W hites, Too Profuse Periods.......... .2 3
h I
*et in 1 a-Kvillr. hHng on Hu- ea»i hoc of i|„,
p risin g th e en em y , w ho th o u g h t th e y forts in C u b a aro square holes in th e
49 I A... e o«3* ■
13—
Croup.
Laryngitis.
Hoarseness...... .125
th
o
s
e
in
th
e
c
lo
s
in
g
of
the
tw
e
n
tie
th
and
b
ello
w
in
g
and
n
e
ig
h
in
g
d
ro
v
es
to
f1l-?2
road Irom < n*avl le to Tom* River.
e rs and de a le rs a re sold out. T h e re is a
*t-S
S alt Rheum, Erysipelas, Eruptions
.
.123
c e n tu ry , and t h e closing of t h e tw e n ty - m u st ta k e a n o th e r r o u te to avoid th e grouud w ith wooden c o v e rs. None h as g re a t dem and from stores, b u t orders 1 4 —
iieginiiinjr in me middle o f d ie road and co rn er th e well fo r th e w atering.
r t j * ‘J 5 ~ 5 ;
0. hiuo fo rm e r!' Ilcnjamln lt.-.-.l; ihence aa lhe
15—
Rheumatism, Rheumatic .2
Pains..
5
*2 j
.............
first century, a n d the c lo sin g o f th e rep tile s; the w h o le sky an a q u a riu m artillery. A few are sm a ll m asonry
Around
ev
ery
hom
e
th
e
re
a
re
flocks
c
a
uuot
be
filled.
T
he
call
is
general,
needle p o in te d In I sshn u-h o n e d e g r e him ih n iv
19—M
alaria,
Chills,
Fever
and
Ague
....
-2
S
th e guardhouses. The a v e ra g e garrison is
tw en ty -seco n d century, and t h e clos­ to d rop q u a ils f o r him a nd
ml tiles ea* i eleven <liatna an d eighty link*; (2) nnd droves of c a re s and a n x ie tie s , and
rt | . S S S S s S i ’J S S ■
!■!«
a u d telegram s from a ll over tb e United 19—C atarrh, Influenza, Cold la the Bead .2 5
* illh HIXtV *lx degree* HIM Hire* iimiiiiI c* en*i ev ery d a u g h te r of th e fam ily , though
* j *.•.«-.*s.**.».**« :
in g of the tw e n ty -th ird c e n tu r y . F or h o sts follow ing: th e only m an in about 30 m en. There a r e no n e of these
nineteen elntiiiN and nlneiv-foiir link*; (3) *ontti
20—
Whooplng-t.’o n g h .
125
all ages whom C h r is t likens to h im ­ which c a n n o t bo quickly reduced by a S ta te s are received to h u rry o rders.
-evenly se v e n d ram H an d forty-llv- m io o ie . ,.,.*1 th e re be seven, o u g h t to b e d o in g her 400 years, if t h e world c o n tin u e s to
Among th e telegram s received was 2 7 —Kidney Diseases................................‘2 5
self: th e man o f w hom it is w r i t t e n 82 iucb field piece, and n o to w n has over
nfii-en th a n .* and twenty H ot*; (4) north tw elve p a rt to* ta k e c are of th e flocks. In s w in g until t h a t time, or if it drops,
29—
Xervoui
Debility.........
1
.0
0
one
from
an
Illin
o
is
m
an,
w
ho
a
sked
for
• riMlnit am i seventy live ink*; |ft) oo,i|) m veiiivth e n n o tw ith s ta n d in g th e in flu en ce "Je h o v ah spoke u n to Moses fac e tc a dozen of them .
-IV II diK iee* and forty-live m u , hi.* weal nine- ninny households, no t only is Z ipporah,
Irln a ry YVeakneaa, Wetting Bed... .12
a flag w hich w ould probably be th e lar­ 3 0 —
w ill g o o n in o t h e r latitudes a n d lo n g i­ face as a man s p e a k e th to his friend;*
[ecn ciiaiu* and twenty D c • lin k s (r,j n orm »ix- b u t a ll h e r sisters, w ith o u t p rac tic a l
Arms a n d m unitions c a n be easily
77—
G
rip,
Hay
Fever...................................
125
g
est
ever
m
ade.
H
e
w
anted
one
250
by
y Hu- d eg ree* ami lorty n v e minute* we*t eiwh- am i useful em ploym ents. M an y o f them
th e m an who h a d th e most w o n d ro u i landed w i th in 40 miles o f G om ez’s pres­
tu d e s of God’s universe.
Dr. Humphreys' Manual of all Diseases at yoor
efi. I'halna an d eight,.five Hu m to the p a re of
3 * '- £ c - 5
or Mailed Free.
N o one r e a liz e s how g re a t h e is for fu n era l of a ll tim e , th e Lord c o m in g ent position. He will n e e d little forage 500 feet a ud said t h a t his pu rp o se was -Tugelsts
oeginniKK t o n u i.m g fo rtv -n v e acre* a nd -oxty- Sic w a itin g fo r fo rtu n a te a m i p ro sp er­
Sola by druggists, or sent on receipt of price.
Moveii tinn-iredlJ>« |*|n:f n t
^ n d a l..- , ,1,.. ous m a trim o n ia l a llian ce, b u t
some g o o d or for e v il. There are b r a n c h in g s down o u t of H e a v e n to bury him . Nc while cro ssin g 8auta C la ra province. to cover th o side of a hill w ith it. It Humphreys' Med. Co., Cor. William & John SL&,
c S ® C a"&£, *: i f f i f
ducting lot * No 1, i Hint H and 4. with alloy* heNew
Y
’ork.
* 2S
2 ®5 * « .
w
a
s
e
stim
ated
t
h
a
t
tw
o
tons
of
bunting
h
u
m
an
lips
to
r
e
a
d
th
e
service.
Nc
them selves w ill coiue o u t and r e b o u n d s , and re v e rb e ra tio n s ,
twi-eii t i e ra m -, there n m ain* fo m one aere* lo u n g e r lik e
There is e x c ellent g raz in g there. Ma„-3
S B fH S s *“*w»
Maul |.,ml w a* purchased t>» Mary along, a n d a fte r c o u n tin g th e large
a n d e la b o ra tio n s of influence t h a t can ­ c h o ir to c h an t a p sa lm . Nor o rg a n tc tauzas h a s rem aining m u c h sugar cane w ould be r e q u ire d to m ake th e flag.
f . Brin
Zr.
s
4
When drove* t.y deed May IH. imTii . numt>cr o f fn th e r J e th r o 's sh e e p and
N o angel a lig h tin g
n o t be e s tim a te d . The fifty o r one ro ll a requiem .
also. C o m c z could take S a u c ti tipiritas. T b e firm w a s too busy to u n d e rta k e the
Seiz<
;»*
lhe
p
nperty
o
f
Joseph
It.
B
row
n,
e
t
* S£a2U «8*S . : : ■
cam els will m ake proposal t h a t will h u n d red y e a rs o f our e a rth ly s ta y is upon th e scene, h u t God la y in g him Santa C la ra aud every s m a lle r town on ta s k of m ak in g tb e huge b a n u e r.—Chi­
deiciK lant*. am ak en In i x>
1 a t the
o
u
t
for
th
e
la
s
t
s
le
e
p
:
God
u
p
tu
rn
in
g
cago T ribune.
Of ILumali A Kiuaon Admiu...
be accep ted ; anti n e ith e r o f them o n ly a small p a r t of our s p h e re . The
bis line o f m arch w ith o u t much in te r­
plaiuani, ami i>e*io<t Hv
h a v in g do n e a n y th in g m ore p ractical fla p of the w i n g o f the d e s tro y in g a n ­ th e e a rth to rec e iv e th e sa in t: God fering w ith his progress, and Garcia,
w a rd J e ffr e y , hi.
sm
o
o
th
in
g
o
r
h
a
n
k
in
g
th
e
dust
a
b
o
v
e
th a n to chew chocolate caram els, g e l th a t sm ote t h e Egyptian o p p re ss­
, Sol
Cut Off His Finger to Go to W ar.
m arching lig h t, could c a tc h him in tw o
* fee. | .
th e tw o n o th in g s w ill s t a r t on o rs , the wash o f the Red se a o v e r th e th e sacred fo rm ; God. w ith fa re w e ll
Z ::ii
A lbert R. Thom pson of tb e c ity as­
weeks u e a r Matanzas. I f quicker ju n c ­
W rite for our interesting books “ Inv en t­
th e m ad o f life to g e th e r, every h e a d s of the d ro w n e d E g y p tia n s, w ere and b enediction, c lo sin g th e s u b lim e
o r’s H elp" and ‘*H ow von are swindled.”
sessor's
office ap p lie d recently to be en­
tion
w
ere
desired,
G
a
r
c
ia
’s
men
conld
• I f tS s S iE S tS la .
ste p m ore a n d more a fa ilu re . T hat a ii fu lfillm e n ts o f promises f o u r cen ­ o b seq u ies of law g iv e r, poet a nd w a r ­
S e rd us a rough s k e tc h or utodel of your
Adj lurm d Sharift's S ,1,
listed
into
B
a
tte
ry
A
of
S
t.
Louis,
be
put
a
b
o
a
rd
tra
n
sp
o
rts
and
landed
rio
r.
"A
nd
no
m
a
n
k
now
eth
of
hi*
invention or improvement and we will tell
d a u g h te r o f th e M idinntish s h e ik will t u r i e s old. A n d thing* o c c u r in y our
'§ 5
you fre e our opinion ns to whether it. is
n e v e r find h e r Moses, tii r l s u f Am erica! lif e and in m in e th a t we c a n n o t a cco u n t se p u lc h e r unto t h is d a y .” Get y o u r e y s near G om ez iu a very fe w days. Gomez w hich w en t in to cam p a few d ay s ago
probably patentable. We make a specialty
p K N R K N T O i At HIAiHTMToHN R |
im ita te Zipporah. To s o m e th in g prac­ fo r. They m a y he the echoes o f w h a t on H im . in stead o f try in g t~> im ita te can pick u p a ll the lo c a l Cuban forces preparatory to being m ustered in. He
of apply ations rejected in other bands.
Hum. | | a«
on his m arc h , and. w ith G a rn a from w a s reje c te d because his fin g e r was
som e s m a lle r ex am p le.
Highest references furnished.
tical.
Ik,
s
o
m
eth
in
g
h
elpful.
I)o
some­
w
a
s
promised
i
n
th
e
six
teen
th
o
r
seven­
and Thomas T Aai
The Union Transportation Co., /.M ien.
' o nmiMion-rr apihd ,
beut.
T
hom
pson
th
en
w
ent
to
a
surgeon
the
east,
a
n
d
meeting
M
a
y
ia
Rodriguez
M ARION * MARION
A
g
r
e
a
t
snow
s
to
rrn
came
on
a
p
r
a
ir
ie
thd-l
f 'VtliiAdt I Jamra, .1*1
th in g w ell. M any have f a t h e r s w ith te e n th c e n tu ry . Oh, the p ro lo n g a tio n
E-l
an
-l
Jai
TlKie T able in Effect oct k , in k y .
P A T E N T S O L IC IT O R S ft E X P E R T S
in M innesota, a n d a farm er in a s le ig h from D in a r de l Rio, a r r i v e behind H a ­ a nd bad th e o ffending finger am putated.
g r e a t flocks of ab so rb in g d u tie s , and o f th e divine m em ory.
r*. who w ere appo
C
iv
il
A
M
echanical
E m d n e e r s . G ra d u ates o f th e
w
as
lo
st,
b
u
t
a
f
te
r
a
w
hile
s
tru
c
k
th
e
Upon
rea
p
p
ly
in
g
he
w
as
e
n
liste
d
,
aud
tate
„r
.|,,t,
Kdwanl*
vana
in
th
re
e
weeks
w
i
t
h
20,000
men.
such a f a th e r need* help in hom e, or
TRAINS LEAVE NEW EGYPT.
Notice, also , t h a t Moses w a s So years
P o ly te c h n ic School o f E n g in e e r in g . B a c h e lo i s In
of a n o th e r sleigh and f e l t
For Philadelphia. 7.M *nd 11.16 a. m . 7.43 n m aland* a d jo u rn , <1 omii
Once a t Havana, if 2r»,000 Cubans b e is now in cam p w ith tbe battery
A p p lie d Sciences. L a v a l Cniversity, M e m b e rs
office, o r field, lit, ou t a n d h e lp him o f a g e when h e g o t this call to become tra c k
Weekday*. »unday*, 7. s * m
P
a
t
e
n
t
I.aw
A
sso
c
iatio
n . A m erican W a te r W o r k s
chc
*red
to
go
o
n.
sin
c
e
he
h
ad
fo
u
n
d
TH1
N
'D
IY.
• id U n ite d States a r t i ll e r y are n o t N ew Y ork W orld.
May 241. IMUH.
W ith th e flocks, 'lh e rea so n th a t So t h e Israelitiab deliverer. F o r ty years
A s s o c ia tio n . Kew E n g l a n d W a te r W o rk s A «soc.
For Toma River, 7.f* a-d 11.16, a n>
I r
He
P . q. su rv ey o rs A s s o c ia tio n . Assoc. M e m b er C a n .
At the aan
For New York, 8.27 a
a 21 p. n.
me an t p a, b e had lived i n paiaces as a prince: th e tr a c k o f a n o th e r traveler.
S o c ie ty o f Civil E n g in e e r s .
T
o
r
o
v
e
r
Fitly
t
e
a
r
s
h
e
a
rd
s
le
ig
h
b
e
lls
preceding
him
,
a
n
i
HOWARD JE FFR E Y . Shet
kETCRNINO.
Sampson W ill Make It “S lack.”
Dated April K,
Mr*. WiKsi.nw’B sojcraiKn stuff ha* been toed sm o th e r 40 y e a r s he had liv e d in the h a s te n in g on, h e c a u g h t up w ith hia
Officpr - - y ASHTXOTOV, D. C.
P ile * ! Piles! t h i n * Plels !
Leave Philadelphia, 6.26 a. m., 1.46 p. m. sonror over nfiy yean by minion, of mother* f-.r w ild ern ess o f A rab ia I s h o u ld not
' t M o n t r e a l , Ca x .
a ay* 5.00 p *.
Evidently the mines in Havana har­
Stmptokb—Moisture; IntenseItchlnfand stlne
Utcvlr rhil.tpen *hi!»- teething, with perfect *ac w o d d e r if he h a d said: "T a k e a y o u n g e r predecessor, w h o said: W here a r t
L eave Tom* R iver, i.tij p, ft.
you
g
oing?"
"
I
a
m
following
y
o
u
."
bor
are
not coal mines, tbongb the lat
inf;
most
s
t
niirht;
worse
by
scrstchinr.
If
»].
ce*e. It soothes Ui* child, softens he gum*,
TAKE NOTICE.
m
a
n
for
th
is
w
ork.
E
ig
h
ty
w
in
te
rs
m a r-B .n*
- BUfm**. Superintendent
w as th e answ e r tl a* came back. T h e l«w*d to continue, tumor* form, which often ter wonld be better means of defense.—
aH*v* all pain, mrea wind colic., «n-l 1* the t»e*t
w . B. t. bara r. Oew l PaNienrcr * Freipst Av«*n'.
remedy for Dlarrbm. It wiu relieve ax- poor h a v e exposed m y health; >>0 sum m ers fa c t is th a t t h e y were l>oth lo s t hieed tn<! at'-erate. becoming verv sore ^watvii'p
tKT stops the Itching and h’eedln*. h«*ai* Ifittsburg Dispatch.
That all person* a-e t ret.y fortdJden to trust 1 ll,Ue "uff-Tcr Immediately Hold by DnuEfflst* id
POPULAR
a n d h a d ro n e ro u n d and ro u n d io OiNTM
Varv K. Wa -n, known a i'1 ' ailed oy the name of every purt of the world. Twentr-fl.e c eu n a bnU h a v e poured t h e i r heats upon m y head.
ulceration, and Inmost esse* remote* the tumors
^ R G N A P E A K E A OHIO KOI TE.
tie. Be sure and a k for - Mr*. Winslow* sooth. T h e r e are 40 y e a r s th at 1 s p e n t am ong a c irc le . Then th e y talked th e m aV St (lru«rl*ts, or by msll, for 50 cents, br.
K. la- k«on. o 1 m ace >nnt M | Hh4il
P f Syrup," and u*e Bo other kind
Swtrne A Bon Philadelphia
'
te
r
o
v
er,
and.
lo
o
k
in
g
up.
saw
th
e
n
o
r
th
W
tof
her
rontrt'
i
TO
I'n
r*
*
f
ntot
In
One
R
a
y
.
IR
aft-r
Ihls.late.
t
h
e
e
n
e
rv
a
tin
g
luxuries
o
f
a
palace,
W e a l naff *M»uth via w mallIB* ten . n c .
w . SCOT r J.O KSON.
Take Laxative Bromo quinine Tablet*. 1
PANSIES, NASTURTIUMS
a n d then fo llo w e d the 40 y e a rs o f wil­ s ta r; a u d to w a rd t h e n orth w as th e i i
Date-1 April *7.
druggets refnnd the money If it toils to cure.t
413 i
S W E E T PEAS, one Pkt. of
hom e, a n d th e y s ta r te d s tra ig h t fo r it.
jlT h e F. F,
a solid train of Pullman ve*tlhu!»
lB * ! f «n !!t* t r a g h a p ' onf.
N sttrr.
d e rn e s s h a rd s h ip . 1 am to n o ld
Let Oh, in ste a d oi im ita tin g men lik e o u r
each variety for only IJ *4*
Bleeper*, dlaing car and dally eosehea r -»
Ahy ran joB bay your giu tlie tmmumrnt* m e off. b e t t e r call a m a n in the
- -M Sm ifT aF-M oO lilai
t o r t to Cincinnati and Loo»*viile, via Washin#■
and c ir c lin g round a nd r o u n d , Pew people appreciate the m lrreloa* pvwers of
9 Catftiafa* and Floral C u lt HI*.
T ry A llen’s Font Ease.
■ney at « s . Fnhr's f o rtie s or f iftie s , and n o to n e w h o has selves
ton, without extra fare, ave New York tw
le t u s look u p a n d tak e some s ta r r y the Graphophone a« an entertainer It is an in
'
renn*yivanla Ra!ir«»d, 6 r.
Treatow «.** e » " “ V U , X u n u u , X W f l U O j icrar.ue snd mart.ie work* a t Toro*
to be shaken in»o the shoes. At thi*
River, than
itmuient which.thnegh It«-*»«• nn*-*-1-*? tfcic th i * A powd«r
gu id e !>ke M f«e. * 5.4 fclivrt o s
e n te re d
eighties.’' N e v c r th t
J«a C55 -S E S k fa ?
H.J Philsdrlphta, 7.R! r 1*,; nfrive* <iu>.inna<i
y«Er fcei feel sauiien, nervous and hot,
W A R OR NO WAR
• F. a. next daf ; Louisville, • 5; St, Lout* 7 flp
and
get
itrt-d
easily.
If
von
have
smarting
f-et
or
ie**t
expensive
mosirial
mstrnment
will
enable
we
jo
in
him
a
m
id
th
e
"
d
e
le
c
ta
b
le
less,
he
u
n
d
e
rto
o
k
the
work,
a
n
d
if
we
Beraaee I b a j the Am--rit-an crat.Ile direct ol
■ext mormof. ftvine dlrwi oonnerti'm* to po'nn
Rv-fi ijirto K-Cl!Ite- th -a.d have » Dig; there- our New England quarries mod the foreign
m o u n ta in s.” You s a y you <an n o t r e a c h Ita owner to have at pleasure music of any kin-1— tight shoes, try Allen’s Foot-Ease. It cools the
beyond. cincinn*t 1expr.:*s.dauy, except sundav fore we offer tw»t ail wool f . s bunting (1,gfeet aud maxes walking ea*r. Cures saolieu tnu
grarlte dlreel from Atterdeeo. H<-..tland. and
h is c h a ra c te r. O h. no. N e ith e r c a n from that of a hagpine to that of a grand nrlttary sweating
" M s * «• C w re a ll S h la S U e a if * ."
4. *<ar* in *it. except tft- two nr it
feel, b ister* and cal ons spots. Re­
^lew ' ork- 9
Fluladeiphia. lo.tna'
A-i j not .,r wb-.leeaie dealer* a.* many do.
Wa*s<Egt->{.. 2 p.
arrivln* at Cinctnuati at seam* *ewo rtontde. I)e.t Hi* mvie.
■‘mi^if «ppiy " H v i r n i OikVBmrr.” No id. ro u re a c h th e n o r th star, but you i t s band. It reprt>1uce§ r<ya selections and give* lieves corns and bunions of all pain and gives rest
1
Ew-ry
)oh
t*
warranted
strictly
first
c
U
m
In
f j * *. a and f*i. Lout* 6.3" p. ■. next day
«m * hi*4tone reftHtree, care* tetter, enema. be g u id ed by ita h e a v en ly pointing.
and comfort Try it today. Sold by all druggist*
lA w e*! price* m th e I m.
one
command
of
every
pleasure
that
appeals
to
First-clas- limited rate* from Toms River to
•! erupt ions o a tfeefsce, ftaa-ts, nose, Ac
material and workta&cafclp. if otherwih) d.*o'
*hoe store* for Kc. Trial packages free. Ad­ Po? a l l Bn."™ and N e r v o u s B B I I B B B
>1 IS 6 i t feet Fi t 10X16 left* 3 M j! par
ue sense of bearing. Bo inv- stment pays soch and
for n.
Jesviegifte flkla clear, wlfte and h n sth r. It*
CIScianatl.llS; Louisville, 1*.509t. Louia.Itl.V:
dress, Allen 8. Olmsted, Le Roy, B. Y.
Diseases. They pur fr t ve S J | 1 1 B
1-ft 6X10 “
■en Francisco, ©7.0o. Throuah ticket* and >.«# in
great Healing and raratlv* power* are pomomed
ICIIS ‘
large returns in pleasure. Besides reproducing
Tfcef A re Mere.
Blocd and give H ealthy ^ ^ I B B S B
1 &4 «*lt '
7.* i-aatt
•»y an other rem edy, am yoar -irugwist for
g r ch«rt* 5« «11 principal p*en*flv»nla R .l
17. St
the
musical
and
otherr
cords
made
foremen*-n9
*»i
'XU
•*
ictkec to tbe entire system . |
| B B B IB v
l*sm • t . 0
Offlces For further information, map* and simeHW*TRg'M»IIIT 8 * r
The
funou*
Blue
B
retaedles
r
f
the
"Jee
Hhuog
The
Outlook
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ment purposes, the Graphophone will record
* :« nxts
3a *'
Notic« of S e ttlem en t.
yet t*»
Sw ^T adw arN 8^ McConnell. Pa*«-nfer Afenr, * x. *• H
Took
Series.
’
Me
life
stody
of
fi.
Z
Brievogeile
C u r e D Y S P E P S IA , H E A D A C H E ,,
M
«« *Xlt ••
*.« b x ti • 3 m
immediately and reproduce at once and as o'ten as
Estate of Herman W'ugk, decease-l
Bas semred the services of Mr George Ken- 9 Q W D T IP A T IO U * n d P I M P L E S .
a. hi 9*16 •« H.f- 15X3* • >7
A. M. M. D. Bo 1 cures rbeamatHm, 1 cures La mdeatred yoor own words or scog ar any sound
in
\ ’ » T » * •< NRREPY lilV E Y . That th
nan. Vice-President of the American Red Cross
• « *X!I •* it m «nxS-> *
fte x-w
Dnppe, s cores a coog* oe cot*. « car * catarrh 6
•TICK TO ( R M IIT O I*.
» ev.wDt- of the autmcri'H-r, txecnirtx «,
o «« »I15 “ !*.«• fell*
• 68.t * Herm
i* ac appeusMR teste, «XXX Siimo’atin* Pi to By writing to COLcasia PHOrtoGaarH Co., toss Society, as a member of Its staff during the
w
FOLKS f f n;„cIS
an W oga. oeee**ed. w ill tw* audited
Sent *>n receipt of price or C o. D.
core- impotence.7 t* tbe ch.rte* * relief soothing Chestnut street. Philadelphia, yon can obtain a war. Mr. Kenn&n is the most distinguished
Estate of John B. Maxson, deeewed.
pound* p e r roe
and Mated hv ti e Harrante, and repone 1 for ae>«yrnp
Tna:
bottles
of
nil
i«c
esrb,
or
c*t
tats
B A K M L r.S *;
catalogue that wi l give fall information as to
TMeodore J. R. BroR*. Artnatnistrator of John Bay«f S s R n t a r i a r f r a s s «ave Slwrwnnv*. Prtmeat to the «»rph*n*' c<wm of the ro aity of
___ .-JEjito*** I♦ V T / i
?•;_*•**_* «•«
tone rrforesee* 00 mp^itca- prices of graphophone ootflts.
American traveler of ibe time, and his studies
B. »ax*r,n, (toreMed. b» direedoa of the Horro- i . A. JOEL le (XL, 88 Nassan St., X, Y. CJeeaB, ob We-taeartay, the ftixifc aav of Ja.t
OK w m i E. Addre— t«n. C. B. Manus* Co. Soie Agent for ’
_
ANNA H. KIRK.
ff*'e - f he ( oanrv of Ocean, berebv five* notice
of tbe coalitions in Siberia have bad a world
Broadway, New Yoefc, HDated April I*. I*Sn.
»t»
Ixeetjtrlx
to t
r -Ittor* of the said John B. Maxaon to The only War Veteran Flag Maker !n the r . 8.
wide reading and have revolutionized tbe
b - t i f tn their
, *. demaada aad eta tus agaii
Telia A ll,
the c
f tS - -ai-J daedcH . under oath _
Russian exile system He will study eondiUoDt
ft^rema;
;irio nio* month* from thi* sate, or
Dr numpbrev s specific Manual. 100 p\ge, in Cuba and elsewhere, as may be desirable,
to 'w t.s e forever turre t of aav aotton therefor '
t-!!s a!! ahe-nt the treatment of disease wit
» f -d t.tea*M A-liBiaUbatuf. '
*nd report to the readers of The Outlook in a
* '«
Tt?R N ,P» .» W
i
Humnbrew** Rtwotho* V-m «•
stores Sr
of weekly a rtic le which are ceriaisutbe
» _ i t f h. 18, H® 'pr'* fee.^j Adatlsbrtra^r. j S tc ry to ffy R c a la UK C n a k a . « t r a (
•eat on rcqoeat Hsmphreys' Med cine Co.. of surpassing Interest, and to afford %graphic
I N THE COURIER
Corner William and John st# . If. Y,
narrative of tbe progress ot events.
STIIMPP & WALTER CO.,
SCOTT'S
EMULSION
Central Park Lawn Seed,
Price,
Price,
Price,
$3.50 per Bushel.
$1.00 per Peck.
20c.
per Quart.
GRDVE5
T A 5T E L E 55
C H IL L
T O N IC
Hard Times!
E xecutor’s Sale
R
E
uesday, June 14, 1898
JOS ALSHEIMER
$125
Dr. Humphreys’
Is*
FLOWERS
FLAGS, FLAGS FLAGsl*-^"™"
WRIGHTSM
THE COURIER LEADS
FAT
M l OCEAN C0URTT FA*kRt
WHEN TOU WART HEWS
IUST READ THE
| FIFTT-TW0 ISSUES OF TEE
i COURIER FOR TWS IBlUIS
COURIER
THE COURIER LEAD!
ALL OTHERS FOLLOW
ALL THE COUNTY HEWS