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ED BANK
VOLUME XIIL NO. 33.
BENJ. MATTHEWS'S WILL
PARALYZED WITH QUININE.
BED BANK, N. J,>*WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 11,1891.
OBITUARY.
H h raatth*m>« Daughter Ueeclvea
f 1,100, a i l Adopted DanibUr Gel*
• £00, and ib* Beat or the Estate
la Divided A m o u hia Five Sons,
The wilt ol Benjamin Matthews, of
Colt's Neck, who died about Ibree weeks
ago, has been admitted to probate. The
will waa made on the twelfth of last December, only a short time before hit
death. The property is apportioned
equitably between the children when
the amounts paid to them in Mr. Mat< thewe'e lifetime are .taken into account.
Mr. Matthews, after authorizing the
payment of his debts, gives to his son.
Stewart Matthews, the store building and
lot where ha is now engaged in business.
Stewart also receives the house and lot
where be lives, and the house and lot
adjoining the John H. VanMater property, where' Elijah Matthews formerly
: lived. These properties go to him without lien or encumbrance. This was all
the property Mr. Matthews owned In the
village of Colt's Neofc except the shop
and lot whloh is occupied by George M.
AtkinBon as a harness shop.
Idalsdell, Benjamin Matthewa'aadopted daughter, receives a legacy of $500 in
cash. She is also to have a home at the
homestead farm, where Mr. Matthews'
lived, as long an ehe remains single, if she
~ should care to live there that long. She
is to have the use of all the household
goods which she was accustomed to use
fa Mr. Matlhewe'a lifetime, Mr.- Matthews intention, aa stated 'in the,will,
being to continue unto her a home, so
long as she. remains unmarried, such as
she had been accustomed to while she
lived with him. The hom&tead farm is
bequeathed to Elijah Matthews. This
. farm is known as theBrewer property and
contains about forty aoreB. In addition
to this form Elijah is to have all the
household goods and kitchen utensils of
every kind and description, free and
dear of any lien and onoumbranob except so far as Ida Iadell Bhall be entitled
to their use according to the previous
section of the will.
Mrs. Caroline Cottrell, Mr. Matthcwe'a
daughter and the wife of a farmer near
Jerseyvllle, receives a legacy of $1,600.
All the balance of the real estate of
. Mr. Matthews ia to be equally divided
among his three other eoneTBlia?, Amos
and Oarrett, share and share alike. But
la whatever manner they may divide the
property, Elias, Garret t, Amos an
ElliaUaro each to have the right to dig
ana cart as much marl from the place as
they may choose to take. In making
tue division of the real estate between
Elias, Amos and Oarrett, Mr. Matthowa
states in his will that the'eum of $4,000,
which was advanced to Elias In Mr. Matthews'* lifetime, and the sum of (COO,
, which was advanced to Amos, be deducted from their shares so that Amos,
Ellas and Qarrett shall fare alike.
The new wagon shed and cow house
on the homestead-farm, which farm was
bequeathed to ElijaA are given to Elias,
Amos and Qarrett, provided they move
them off the homestead • farm within
five years.
If there is any balance of personal
property after paying the legacies and
expenses of settling the estate, it is to be
equally divided among Amos, Elias,
Elijah and Qarrett.
John Stateeir ,was made executor ol
the will and the witnesses were John A.
Smock and Wm. W. Taylor.
A codicil was made to the will the
same day the will was signed, and was
witnessed by the witnesses to the will.
This codicil bequeaths the use of the pew
in the Colt's Keck Beformed church,
which Mr. Matthews owned, to such or
his heirs as might choose to use it from
time to time. The most important feature of the codicil, however, provides
that if any of his children are dissatisfied and attempt to break the will, then
that child shall receive only one
dollar from the estate, and the portion of the estate bequeathed to them
shall be divided equally among the other
children.
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Selling B e l s h a w ' s Coods.
To-morrow afternoon at two o'clock
Daniel H. Applegate, executor of David
Belshaw, will Bell all his goods ut public
vendue. Mr. Belshaw was very fond of
good clothes, and he had eight or nino
suits which are to be sold. There are
also six or eight pairs of shoos. His gun
* and accoutrements and two or three
watches are also among the goods to be
sold.
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It is probable that the greatest contest
will be over the lease, The executor
will put the lease up at auction and will
eell it to the highest bidder. It will be
eold subject to all encumbrances and restrictions that may be on the original
lease. This meana that the executor
will sell the lease, but the buyer must
take hia own ohances about getting possession. Mrs. Fiuch will probably, bid
on the lease, but is not likely to be a
high bidder. Harry C, Badeau will be a
• bidder, and it ia likely that there will be
one or two other bidders, It ia almost
certain that a lawsuit will result, no
matter who the purchaser may be.
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P e t i t i o n s In Church.
Services of unusual interest were held
in Graoo church last Sunday night.
The women's temperance uniona ol Red
Bank marched to the ohuroh in a body
and oceupied reserved seats. After a
. eong service Rev. Qeorge 8. Sykes
preached an earnest sermon on' temperance. At the close of the discourse two
petitions to the legislature were circulated protesting agalnBt the repeal of the
race-track gambling and liquor-aelllng
laws. One petition was signed by the
temperance unions and the other by the
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pastor, the official board and congregation,
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T h e R a o e for the P e n n a n t .
No raoo hasyet been Bailed this.winter
at Poughkeepsie for the challenge1 iceyacht pennant of America. The Shrewsbury yachtsmen were on hand with the
Scud, and a raoe was started on Saturday morning, eight boats being entered.
Two rounds were sailed, whentho race
was'declared oil on account of the light
wind. The race was to have been called
Monday, but It commenced to snow Saturday night and the Jled Bank yachtsmen returned home Sunday night.
parable Farm Harness. ,
Ourplaoe Is headquarters for atrong
and durable farm harness. A set ol
double farm harness of our own make
for $24. This is a better harness than
can be bought any where elso in Monmouth county. Qowdy & Pitcher, MoS
REFORM SCHOOL BOYS.
Two of Tncm Escape Bat »re Aflerwardi Captured.
John Cammae, a Centerville boy seventeen years old, was an inmate of the
Jameeburg Reform school until-be escaped on January. 37th. -The night he
left the institution he broke into Daniel
Sherman's house at Centieyille and stole
an overcoat, a suit of clothes and a quantity of pork. The boy left his Reform
school garments in Mr. Sherman's yard
and donned the stolen clothing. M r .
Sherman saw Commas In tho village and
suspected him of having committed the
theft.. He came before Justice Child and
made complaint. On Thursday. Constable Frank Fielder arrested the boy, who
passed Thursday night,in the look-up.
The following morning Camillas was
committed to the county jail.
Cam.mati'8 brother Jacob, aged 20 years,
was supposed to have been implicated in
the burglary at Mr. Sherman's bouse,
and Officer Fielder started to look for
him, after having lodged John in the
Freehold jail. Fielder found Jacob at
the Big woods, near Holmdol, and took
him to Freehold to keep company with
his brother. Judge Conover has sent the
two youths to the Reform sohool.
Alexander L» .Cooper.
Alexander' L. Cooper, street commissioner of Long Branch, died very suddenly of heart disease and apoplexy on
Sunday, January 81st. He was in This
usual spirits on Saturday morning, and
took a drive. When he came back he
was stricken while in tbe Btable. He
rallied after the stroke and was apparently improving rapidly, but be died
suddenly that night at half-past nine
o'clock. Mr. Cooper was born in New
York city and was 80 years old. He
leaves a wife and one eon, John Cooper,
who is a baggage agent on the Pennsylvania railroad. He had been a Free
Mason for about forty years, and was
one of the organizers of Long Branch
lodge. He was also a charter member
of Washington lodge of Eatontown. He
EPWORTH LEAQUE#OCIABLE8. was serving his second term as street
commissioner when his denth occurred.
Eentertalnmentaai the Home* of the Tbe body was buried with Masonic honors on Tuesday of last week.
members.
The bouse sociables held by the Epn n . Jfnlla A. cnrr*.
worth league of the Red Bank Methodist
Mrs. Julia A. Curry, wife of Orrin
church are becoming a. popular means Curry, of Bed Bank, died on Saturday
of entertainment among the young folks afternoon at her home on Washington
of the town. At these gatherings a ahort street, in her sixtieth year. She was
musical and literary programme is pro- taken with a heavy cold some time ago.
vided, games are played, and at an op- This settled into pneumonia nine days
portune hour refreshments are' served. before her death. The funeral was held
The refreshments are furnished by the at the house yesterday afternoon and
league.
there was. a large attendance. Rev.
The league held a sociable last Thurs- George S. Sykes conducted the service.
day night at Ellas Hubbard's, on Wash- Hymns were sung by a choir composed
ington street, the hostess being Miss. of Miss Sykea, Miss Pauline ThrockmorMamie Hubbard, a member of the enter- ton, Borden Wolcott and Percy Waltainment committee. The sociable was ling, Mrs. Wm. T. Corlies being the
well attended, over one hundred persona musician. The Interment was in Fair
being present, including the league View cemetery. The pall bearers were
members and their friends. Piano selec- Capt. John A. Worthloy, Capt. James S.
tions were given by Misses Addie Sher- Throckmorton, Robert Struthers, Wilman and Mamie, Hubbard, and Miss liam Wood, Charles Cothren and Wil8adieSickles gave an interesting reading. liam T. Corlies.
The young people played bean-bag, gobang and tiddledy-winks. Everybody
Mrs. Bacbel S. Grover.
appeared to be in a social mood, and
Mrs. Rachel S. Grover, widow of
everybody bad a good time.
James Clark Grover, died suddenly at
her home at Newman Springs on SunA SCHOOL ENTERTAINMENT. day morning, aged 65 years. For the
past two years Mre. Grover had comThe Oceanic School Children Clear plained of trouble with her heart, but
was able to bo about Until Saturday last,
MO by an Exhibition.
when Bhe was taken with a severe attack
The entertainment given by the chil- of neuralgia of the heart, which ended
dren of the Oceanic public sohool in the fatally in a few hours, lire. Grover was
lyceum lost Friday night was the most one of the the oldest members of the
successful ever held in that place. Not- Red Bank Baptist church. The funeral
withstanding the bad weather and was held from tbe house at three o'clock
muddy streets, the house was packed thia afternoon, Rev. J. K. Manning offifrom stage to door long before it was ciating. The remains were interred in
time for the performance, to begin, and tbe Grover burial plot.
there was not standing room for those
who came late,
Charles Bowman.
During the tableau of "The 8toim
Charles Bowman, a well-known resiChild" the curtain caught fire, and there dent of Atlantic township, died at his
was some terror among the audience, .home at Colt's Neck last Friday, aged 83
but the fire was soon put out and the years. He waa taken sick the Monday
audience calmed down.
preceding. Mr. Bowman in his younger
Bertha Brlggs, in the recitation of days worked for the farmers in Colt's
The Volunteer Organist," and William Neck and vicinity. He leaves four sons
Fenton, in the Dutch recitation of "The and one daughter, all married. His
Dog and the Lobster," received great daughter kept house for hftn. The fuapplause. AH of the pupils did well neral took place in the Beformed church
and a request has been made to have the on Sunday, the Interment being made
entertainment repeated next Friday in the Colt's Neck cemetery. *
night
!,««( Guernsey.
About $40 was cleared by the entertainment, which will be used in buying
Lev! Guernsey died suddenly of heart
singing books and on encyolopoodia.
disease last Sunday at his home at
Oceanic, aged 70 years. Coroner Amzi
S e l l i n g « n Ex-Editor's Property. Poaten was summoned and after learning
the facts of the man's death gave a burial
Notices have been posted charging permit, Mr. Guernsey was a carpenter
Eugene M. Martin, an ex-editor.of the by trade, but hnd not been engaged in
Eatontown Advertiser, with being an active labor for, some years past. The
absent debtor, ana a writ ol attachment funeral was held yesterday at 8 P. M.
has been filtered against bis property. from the houso and the Interment took
The writ of attachment is made in the place in Greenwood cemetery this morninterest of< Edwin Haynoa, of Eaton- ing.
town, to whom Martin owed a store bill.
The amount of Haynes's claim is $14.48,
Mrs. Mary Hoff, of Keyport, died Jast
and the property of Martin will barely Thursday. She was the daughter of
reach that figure. Should them bean Thomas Bedle and was bora at Bedle's
excess of property^ over Haynes's claim mill, near Keyport, in May, 1804. She
there are other creditors who will put in leavoB two grandchildren and one greattheir claims.
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grandohlld,
Wm. H, Crawford, of Lakewood, died
on Saturday at the houBe of his daughter,
Hesse Won the Matoh.
Owing to the rainy weather th'e Elver- Mrs. Eusha Eeach, at Oceanic, whom he
Bide gun club did not hold its regular had been visiting for about a week, Tbe
shoot last Friday afternoon. A matoh cause of bis death was Bright's disease.
Forrest ROB'S Hatfleld, a boy whose
at twenty clays was made up between
Oscar Hesse and Leander B. Campbell. folks live at Atlantic Highlands during
the
summer and who attended the pubHeeao used a IB-bore gun and stood 10
yards from the traps, and Campbell uied lio school, there last season, died at his
a 10-bore and Btood 18 yards. Hesse home in Brooklyn on Sunday.
Sarah, wife of Patriok Mulholland, of
won, killing 18 birds, to Campbell's 10.
Long Branch, died of pneumonia a week
ago Saturday. She waa sick only four
A Peoullar Aooident.
daya, She waa 30 years old and she
A eon of-Thomas Shafto, of Shark leaves eight small children.
river station; met with a peoullar acciMrs; Alice Morris, of Brovent Park,
dent a week or so ago. He fell against near Atlantio Highlands, died on Mona bar of railroad iron, striking his uppor day night at 'the age of 55 years. She
lip against it so forcibly that the lip was had been slok with rheumatism for aoytorn looao and forced up Into his nostrils. er ill .mon the. ,
The attending physician found it necesMrs. Maria Sherman, of West Long
sary to use foroep* to replace the Injured Branob, died on Sunday of' lost week.
member.
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She was one of tho oldest peoplo in the
place, being In her With year. She leaves
It to Worth Your While
live children.
To' oall and seo our new stock of pic- "{Jsthcr, tho clghteon-year-old daugliter
tures, aooordoons, violins, banjos, gul- of Hugh Mulholland, of Long Branch,
tan and alioot music •
died of consumption on Friday, JanPEgK & CUBTIB, Red, Bank.—.Ads.. uary 80th,
' Good horses and comfortable wagorm of our own make at lets prlop than you
for rent at the Central livery stables on can get a cheap factory wagorl for. J. W.
Mount & Bro.—^dw.
' ,Mspjo avenue.—Adv.,
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when be was twelve years old, two of
bis brothers comluK with him. - His
brothers were both drowned years ago,
one of them being drowned off Way cake
while on a fishing trip, and the other
being drowned in Compton's creek.
Mr. Davis was twice married, both his
wives being residents of Port Monmoutb.
His first wife died eighteen years ago.
His second wife was the widow of Chas.
Lee, who was drowned a number of
years ago.
Mr. Davis was the father of ten children, eight of whom are living. All
the children are married. They are
John H. Davis, of Long Branch, an en-'
gineeron the New Jersey Southern railroad ; Daniel B. Davis, of Freehold, an
engineer on the New York and Freehold
railroad; Mary E., wife of George Allen,
of Long Branch; Hannah, wife of Ira
Barnes, of South Aruboy; Geo. W. and
Manchester, who live at Atlantic Highlands; Maryland. Virginia, wife of Frank
Alien, of Vincentown; and Charles £.,
of Somervilte, a fireman on the Central
railroad. He was also grandfather to
eleven grandchildren. •
Mr. Davis waa of a quiet disposition,
and was much respectea by tbe community where he lived. He was a good oiticen and an excellent neighbor. He
bed been a member of the New Monmouth Baptist church for forty years,
The funeral was preached by the Rev.
James Burns,' of Port Monmouth, between whom and .Mr. Davis there existed
a warm personal friendship.
Mr. Davis was sick only a week, his
death being caused .by paralysis, He
was unconscious almost continually after
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dot your tickets at onoe If you want ft
The Arkansaw quartette, the very best
on the road, at the opera bouse on Fob good seat toseo Chsnfrau.On February
Mh.-Adv.
wary 10th.—Adv.
Appeals for Leniency l a B i s Case
mads to Judge Conover—Joseph
jnoran dets Thirty Days In Jail
and James Barber Oats Sixty Days.
' Judge Conover granted Philip Gill a
license to keep a wholesale liquor place
near Blue Ball at a fee of $160. .
John Carl, a colored man of Asbury
Park, was found guilty of assault on
Joseph H. Cooper, another colored man
of the same place.
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John B. Morgan pleaded guilty to assault and battery on Charles M. Schooley,
of Cream Ridge, for whom he had
worked at one time. Morgan's lawyer
claimed that Morgan had gone to the
house to visit Schooley'a adopted daughter, Cora Pluioly, but the counsel for the
Btate charged that he visited the place on
Mrs. Schooley's account, after Mr.
Schooley had forbidden him to come to
tbe house.ft.Hn declared that Morgan
had broken op Sbhooley'a home. Judge
Conover sentenced Morgan to two.yeara
in state prison at hard labor. Mr.
Schooley haB notified the public not to
trust his wife and adopted daughter, as
he will pay no bills of their contracting.
John Cooper, a Long Branch bartender who had blacked the eyes of a
young fellow who bad come in bis place'
and made a nuisance, of himself, was
found guilty by the jury before whom
the case was tried. Judge Conover said
that Cooper bad had a great deal of
provocation, and that he would only impose a fine of $5 and costs.
Stephen £ . .Billings, of Eatontown,
was brought into court to be sentenced
for trying to kill hiB wife. Frank P.
McDermott, Billings'scounsel, presented
a number of affidavits stating that there
jrfaa a streak of insanity in the Billing's
family, and that Mr. Billings himself
was not in sound mental condition.
Billings and his wife have been married
88 years and have had ten ohildren, six
>f whom are now living. A letter from
ne'of his sons was sent to Judge Conover Baying that his father was not right
mentally, and asking that bis sentence
be lessened on that account. Prosecutor
Ivins stated this was not the first time
Billings had tried to injure his wife, and
that bis abuse of her extended back for
fifteen years, Mr. Iviuu stated to the
court that Mrs. Billings and the neighbors had told him that they beliuvwf if
Billings regained his liberty he would
yet succeed in killing his wife, which he
barely failed to do when be last attacked
her. Judge Conover postponed sentence
until be could make further inquiry in
tbe case.
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James Barber, who was Bent up to
Freehold from Red Bank on a charge of
assaulting Jacob Soffel, tbe bartender of
the Central hotel, with a ,razor, pleaded
guilty and was sentenced to sixty days
in the county jail and to pay the costs.
Joseph Moran, of Little Silver, who
was unexpectedly picked up at Red Bank
on an old indictment for assault and
battery, pleaded guilty to that charge
and also to another charge of assaulting
Chas. Walling and Geo. Zeigler. On
one case he was sentenced to thirty day's
in jail and to pay the costs, and In the
other sentence was suspended, but be
was told that, if he was brought befoie the court again he would be liable
to be sentenced on thia second charge.
Eugene Wiloon, o( Long Inland, pleaded guilty to an indictment charging him
with robbing Harrison Veil's sloop at
Keyport. Be stated that he was drunk
when he committed the act and that if
the court would be lenientthls would be
laet offence. He was sentenced to
four montbs'imprisonment in the county
jail.
Wm. W, Stout, a colored man of Asbury Park, was Bent to the county jail
for thirty days on a charge of assault
and batterv to whioh he pleaded guilty.
Frank Minzer and Thomas Carney, of
Matawan, were convicted of fighting.
Carney was fined $20 and costs and
Minzer was fined $10 and coats.
Frank Juliano, who shot David Cook
at Long Branch, was convicted of atrocious assault and battery.
Joseph Rabeno was also convicted of
atrocious assault and battery, the charge
against him being for stabbing Frank
Mascow. Sentence was deferred in both
these cases.
A number of cases heretofore set down
for trial have been postponed until
March,
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n Dancer of
Tbroekmcrton'a Bridge In
Falling: Down
Throckmorton's bridge, like London
bridge in the nursery rhyme, ia falling
down. Over a year ago THE EEOISTEB
called attention to the condition of the
stonework of the arch, which was then
badly split. Daring the past year the
crack in the arch has become wider, and
is now nearly a foot wide in places. It
extends from the middle of the foot of
the arch on one side to the middle of the
foot of the arch on the other, dividing
the arch into two nearly equal parts.
The freeholders have tried to hold the
arch: together by running heavy iron
rods through the stone work and fastening them at each end. These may have
stayed the collapse of the bridge, but ita
downfall is now only a matter of a short
time. The foundation of the south side
of the arch seems to be settling a little,
and this is causing the stonework on
that side of the bridge to bulge out.
The bulging wall has caused the roadway to settle for a space of twenty feet
long and about half the width of the
bridge. In places the roadway has settled fully fifteen inches.
; While the bridge may remain without
further settling, Tt is liable to fall at any
time. The wet weather has converted
[the roadway into soft mud and this exeris-more pressure on the etone WBIIB
)than would be the case were the earth
solid.
Some of the Fair Haven and Oceanic
people refuse to cross the bridge on account of the danger, but go around by
way of the road through the Throckmorton property. The freeholders have
taken no action in regard to repairing,
the bridge or rebuilding the arch, as it is
proposed to straighten the road, and in
that case an iron bridge would be built at
the foot of Front street where the house
owned by J. A: Throckmorton now
stands.
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Bishop John J. Moore officiated at the
services in Zion church on Central avenne on Sunday. There were large congregations present both morning and
evening to near the bishop preach. The
discourse in the evening was on the
theme "Christian religion a human necessity," and was aptly illustrated by
the bishop. He also made an address to
the Sunday-school in the afternoon.
During his stay a pair of gold eye' ses was presented to him. Mr.
re- and the presiding elder, Rev.
Thomas W. Johnson, are now at Asbury
Park.
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There are several public sales to be
held in this section this month. Full
descriptions.of tbe property to be sold
and the terms of tbe sales may be found
In the advertising columns ot THE REG.
Charles F. Randolph will sell his perBonal properly to-morrow afternoon at
one o'clock. The sale will take place oh
the Many property, between Bed Bank
and Little Silver.
Wm. H. Walling offers bis farm of 65
acres at vendue at ten o'clock next
Tuesday. The Bale will take place on
the premises on the road leading from
Arrowsmlth's mill to Keyport. At the
same time and place will be Bold a lot of
farm stock and farming implements.
Edward Murphy will auction off his
farm stock and utenBila at half-past one
o'clock on Saturday afternoon. The
sale will tske place on tbe J. P. Lafetra
farm at Shrewsbury.
Henry M. Nevius, executor of the
will of Sarah W. Hance, will sell at auction on the Hance homestead, farm at
Shrewsbury at ten o'clock next Wednesday morning a number of cows and
horses and a lot of corn, hay and potatoes, farm implements and household
furniture. The Bale will ba absolute and
without reserve. .
. Mrs. Lizzie A. Chance will hold an
auction ealo at Oceanportat oneo'olook
on Saturday afternoon of Beven horses,
a cow, carriages, wagons, elelghB, harness, blankets, robes, etc.
Mrs. Abbott's Benefit.
Tho entertainment given in tho opera
house on Monday night for tho benefit of
Mrs. Lubinda AMMt realized $186.86.
The amount of tin* cxjipnaes was $5 50,
leaving a net balance, for Mrs. Abbott of
$120.85. The entertainment was given
by membors of the Red Dunk dramatic
and athletib clubs and gave general
satisfaction. Mrs. Abbott is thankful
to thoBO who aided in getting for her this
"substantial token of sympathy.
Dry Good* Begardless of Cost,
Ladles will find bargains in all classes
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Bishop Moore at Red Bank.,
Property to be Sold to the Highest
Bidder.
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T h r e e Fingers Hurt.
John Lane, of Red Bank, a brakeman
on a Central freight train, got hia hand
fast In the bumpers while coupling a car
to the engine at South Amboy on Monday, The third finger of hie right hand
wag mashed and the second finger .broken. . He was also cut about the thumb.
Yesterday the mashed finger was amputated at the knuckle joint by Dr. A.
Petitt, of Elizabeth, the railroad surgeon,
assisted by Dr. J. E. Sayre, of Red Bank.
The broken ringer was saved. Lane was
taken to the Long Branch hospital today on account of the excellent facilities
there for nursing.
AUCTION SALES.
ISTER.
BRICK YARDS TO BE SOLO.
AN UNSAFE BRIDOE.
WORK OF THE COURT.
Mr*. Boekwell Bakes a Heavy Over*
James Davis,
doM of~H«dlclne.
i f WAft ADMITTED TO PROBATE
James Davis, a retired farmer of Port 8TEPHEN B. BILLINGS NOT YET
Monmoutb,
died
on Wednesday of last
Mrs.
Louisa
H.
Bockwsll,
who
keeps
a
LASTWECK.
8ENTENCED.
week. He came to Port Monmouth
boarding house tin East Front street,
took a big dose of quinine last Saturday,
mistaking the drug for salts, and the result :was nearly fatal. She has had « bad
cold for some tune, and on Saturday
morning she intended to take a dose of
crab-apple salts. The salts were in a bottle alongside of a bottle containing sulphate of quiniDe. The bottles were of
the: same alia and shape. Mrs. Bockwelt got bold of the quinine bottle and
emptied about one hundred grains of the
medicine into n glass. She mixed tha
drug with water and then drank the liquid. In a little over an hour's time she
was. partially paralyzed. She- could
scarcely move and was barely able to
talk, her tongue being stiff. Dr. Jumes
8. Conover was called in and after he
had administered antidotes and worked
with her for two hours, she began to get
over the effects of the dose. She has not
wholly recovered, aa her limbs are somewhat stiff. All danger is past, however.
Mrs. Boekwell Is 67 years old and is
the mother of Mrs. Henry H. Curtis.
She said that ehe could not detect the
difference in the taste of the two medicines on account of.her severe cold.
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A Small Baby.
Last Friday Mrs. William H. Grant, of
Mechanio street, was delivered of a
child. The babe waa uncommonly
small, very much smaller than the average baby, and it lived only a few days.
Mre. Grant waa formerly Miss Annie
Hulse, and Bhe and her husband were
married about a year ago. Miss Hulae
was at that time only fourteen yeare old,
and was not a large girl for her age. Mr.
Grant is 40 years old and is a carpenter
by occupation.
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Money at One Per Cei
The brick-yards of J. Burrowe* Mills,
near Hopping station, Me to be sold at
auction en Tfaunday of next week. Tho
place will be sold under mortgage sale
proceedings. Tbe property to be sold
includes 800,000 trick, bnck-yard machinery of all kinds, five hones, two
colts, five mules, with wagons, harness
and a large amount of farming implements.
The sale was primarily duo to a suit
brought by Peter S. Conover on two
notes for $1SU each, whioh he held
against Mr. Mills. There was no defense
made to the suit and judgment and execution were issued. Constable Joseph
W. Johnson took tho execution » '
made an inventory, when tife found
property covered by chattel mortgages.
Mr. Mills has been very unfortunate in
his brick-yard enterprise. At the first)
without sufficient capital, be found himself .handicapped, for it required a considerable outlay for teams, buildings,
materials, etc., to conduct the business.
Early in its progress . be bought his
brother's Interest out for about $2,000.
Then he waa sick a year, and then his
wife was taken sick and is now an invalid
in New York.
These- misfortunes and the credit he
had to give placed him in an embarrassing position. No one questions Mr.
Mills s honesty of purpose, and he Is regarded as a victim of a series of unfortunate circumstances. It is expected that
after the sale the business will go on as
usual, probably in the name of E. T.
Burdge, the principal creditor and the
father-in-law of Mr. Mills. Mr. Mills
eaya that the amount of his liabilities
above bis assets is about $3,000.
AN OLD LANDMARK BURNED.
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Thursday night the old grist mill
Millbrook road, now called tho
jwbrook road, near Chapel Hill,
;ht fire and was burned down. The
Was known as Lufburrow's mill and
was owned by Thomas S. Field and John
iWcsi, It is nqt known how-the fire
.led. The mill has been run for
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several years b j Henry D. Kahle.
Tbe mill caught fire about midnight
and in a short time was totally destroyed. There were 800 Or 400 bushels
of corn in the mill which had been laken there to be ground, and a quantity
of other grain, as well as some flour and
feed. An ice-house, containing about a
hundred tons of ice, stood near the mill,
and this caught fire and was destroyed.
A tool house stood between the mill and
the ice-house, and though these two
larger buildings were completely destroyed, the tool house was barely
scorched. There was no insurance on
the property. The ice in the ice-house
was owned by Millie Slearns and John
Garvey, of Navesink.
The mill was a very old structure, but
it was still Bound and in good condition.
The memory of man runneth not back
to tbe time when it was put up, but it is
known that it was built over a hundred
years ago, and it may have been built
twenty-five or fifty years before that. It
was one of the old landmarks of Middletown townBhip.
New Farm Machinery.
Wm. A. Walling; or tmrPhatanx, has
taken the agouoy for a number of firstclass articles of farm machinery. The
machines he is selling at present comprise plows, harrows and othor implements used in spring work on farmB. In
tbe plow for whioh thoro is tho greatest
demand the bolt heads aro oval, thus
making it impossible for tbo bolt head
to tum when putting on a now share or
landside. All tbe machinery is guaranteed to be exactly as represented, and it
can be returned if it is not found satisfactory. Mr. Walling is also agont for a
high-class fertilizer which has stood the
test of a rigid analysis, and which has
been found a very profitable fertilizer by
those who have used it.
At last night's meeting of the building
and loan'association George Conrad, an
employee of Child's bakery, bought
seven loans at one per cent premium.
Borden Woloott bought five-eighths of
a loan at the same premium. For some
time past the demand for money from
A Farm Hand Coes to Jail.
the association has been about equal to
the supply, and there ie at present only
Last Sunday morning Edward Canny,
a small balance in the treasury.
a farm hand, walked into the yard of
Jacob Brasch, who farms Henry Taylor's
lace near Mlddletpwn. Canny was
On Exhibition.
runk and he became abusive. Farmer
There is on exhibition in John B. Ber- Brasch ordered him to leave, whereupon
gen's show window a baa relief in mar- Canny whipped out a revolver and
ble of Mrs. de Navarro, nee Miss Mary threatened to shoot. Mr. Brasch went
Anderson, executed by James B. Har- before Justice Child and. complained
rison, of Red Bank, There ia also on against Canny, who waa arrested by
exhibition a mounted hybrid duck. The Constable Fielder and taken to Freehold
duck la a beautiful specimen and a orosa jail on Monday. The next grand jury
between a widgeon and a red-bead. It will take action on bis case.
was shot in Virginia by Mr. Bergen during hia last gunning trip.'
A T e a m Bowllng.Mntoh.
A team bowling match took place at
Trotting at Byram's Traok.
A. E. Newton's alleya last 'Wednesday
' The trot at Byram's track last Thurs- nigbT. The teams were composed of
day for a set of harness between Capt. three men each, the leaders being Geo.
Brown's Black Belle, Theodore Pope's Holmes and Sidney Eurle. Four games
Bismarck and Edward Fenton's Agnes, were bowled, Earle's team winning by
was won by Black Belle. None of the the following score:
heats was made in less than three minKatie's 18»Q-SldnoT Earls, 174,109, » 8 , SH \
utes. Black Belle was entered arid had A. E. Newton, 18% 1&, 1O, *X>; Wm. Worthier,
SS5,1M.28».«M.
been in training by James Byram, who SS51M28»«M
Hotmea'a tan—Qmras Holmes, 178,230, MB, 221;
had had the mare os hia place for several John
h. Bubbard, Wt'&t, W8,1ST; John IWon,
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Real Estate Under t h e Hammer.
Muhlenbrink '& VanMater, millers, of
Colt's Neok, sold their real estate at
auction yesterday. The mill and the
dwelling bouse and land attached sold
for $7,000. Sixteen acrqa of cedar swamp
was sold for $100, and twenty acres of
woodland sold for $100, or at the rate of
$5 an acre. John VanMater wan the
porohaserof the three pieces of property.
Muskrats C o m e to T o w n .
Joseph Grover killed a big muskrat in
the front cellar-way of his Blore on Monday. He killed a muBkrat in the same
place about two years ago. This Is tbe
seoond muskrat that, has been killed in
the businoBB part of the town within tbe
past fortnight,
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The Up-Town Fire Alarm.
Tha Union hoBO company, the uptown
flroVompanyjlinve put their fire alarm
in position, The alarm 1B the locomotive
driving-wheel tire which waa formerly
located on Front street near tho West
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Think of II.
A sot of buggy harness for $5.I75, and
evory Btrap warranted for ono year.
Farm harness-with- collars and lfinch
truoe, $24,00. J. W. Mount & Bto.—Adv.
NEWS FROM
I, B'nnown HUla>a Property la k*
'Sold at Aactlon.
SETTLIRCI UP THE
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Stealing Church Property.
Burglars broke into the Episcopal
church, Bed -Bank, two weeks ago and
stole a door mat.valued at seven dollars,
Last week a thief cut out a pane of glass
in the rear ol the ohurob, entered the
edifice and stole a Biker oup belonging
to the communion Barvioe.
A Poat-Oftlce Thief S e n t e n o e d .
William D. Day, who robbed the
money drawer while omployod at the
Ooean Orove post-ofDoo last summer,
pleaded guilty last weok to the charge of
stealing $125, and he was sentenoed'to
one year in tbe Essex county penitentiary.
Fancy Creamery Bauer.
I-have taken the agency for the celebrated Buona Vista creamery made in
Bucks county. Pa, Tbfa buttor is selling on tho Philadelphia market at 88 to
40 cents per pound. Our price is 80
cents. How can we do it? I will tell
you. I buy it direct from the maker,
anil being aittianed with a small profit 1
can and will aell ntCO cents. This ia the
greatest bargain I have ever offered.
Another ejpeoial bargain in 2So. butter,
BUSINESS FC« THE Y E A * .
Old Aceosnta AdJasttaVTlM IMatt
of Wllluusj G r i n s BstiM » » - A
Hew aUnllft Chaps! - CkaBgW
Among V u a u n ,
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The township committee met at Atlantic Highlands on Monday to sottle up the accounts for the year. The meeting
was held in Counsellor Joan E. Foster?
office. The township committee, collector, assessor and township clerk wtre
-TeBent, and there were also a consider*/!e number of prominent rcsidentsuf Ike
township. Tbe financial attain between
tbe borough and the township, union
naxebeenln a tangle for two or three
I, were straightened out to the satifaction ot the officials of both side*.
There was a general settling up of the
school accounts, and the township after
the settlement bad a balance of about*
$240 on hand. This balance would be
larger except that there was a deficiency
three or four years ago which has been
carried along on the books until ibis
year, when it waa cleared up. There
was an application to improve a new
road to run from tbo town boll to tbe
shore, and now known as the Sears road,
but the committee concluded that they
had no authority to improve tbe road.
The estate of the late William Griggs,
father of Capt Benj. Griggs, has been
settled up. A piece of twenty acres was
bought by Michael Murphy, who paid
$3,400 for it. There is a very fine asparagus bed on the property he bought.
Another tract of 28 40-100 acres was
bought by Patrick Einney. who |
$100 per acre for It. Adalbert C
bought in the homestead plot for t There are eighteen acres in the plot, and
the improvements consist of a good
farm-boose, out-buildings in fair condition and a first-class, asparagus bed.
Capt. Benj. Griggs took apiece of woodland containing seven acres, for which
he paid $75 per acre. William Gngga
left six children, thesebeingCapt.Ban}.
Griggs, Adelbert, Edgar, Henry, Mrs.
Adelta Frost and Miss Augusta Griggs.
A Baptist church is to be built near the
school-house in theBeabrook sohool district at Port Monmonth. The cost of
the chapel will be about $3,000 and '
specifications are now in the hands of the
contractors. The chapel will have no
steeple.
Andrew Winters has put out his big
farm at Chapel Hill to David Sohanck,
who last year worked one of ex-Senator
William Henry Hendrickson's farms at
Middletown.
Grtinnin Bills, who last year drove a
wagon for George Davis, of Atlantio
Highlands, has- takenthe farm of A. C '
Watrous, of Chapel Hill.
Joseph Smock has taken James H.
Leonard's farm near the Bay View station for the coming year.
D. H. Wyckoff,of Middletown township, will occupy the John A. Emmons
farm at Eotit Freehold.
Both N. H. Roberts & Co., and 8. T.
White, of Atlantic Highlands, have been
compelled to enlarge their stores by their
inorease of business. Messrs. Roberta
& Co. will enlarge their dry goods store
by an addition about 20x10 feet in size.
This will give them much more room for
the display of goods and tbe accommodation of their customers. The work is
being pushed as rapidly as possible. Mr.
Whlto is building a large new building
tn the rear of HUT Store, wnliJi Uu txpwila- tohavo completed in about two weeks.
Ho will then have by far the largest
grocery establishment in the township,
and ono that will rank with tbo best Ia
tho county.
Yesterday Julius Bush's horse ran
away at Atlantic Highlands. The wagon
caught in a tree and overturned, and-the
horse was thrown down. Conover Smith
released the animal, which was found to
be uninjured. The wagon was only
slightly damaged.
Sovereign hall at Port Monmouth
has been rented by C. J. Post, of Key- *
port, who will take possession in the
spring, He-will occupy the first floor
as a grocery and will keep the upper,
floor for rent as a halL
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Webster S. Davis, son of George B.
Davis, of Navesink, and a student ot
Hamilton theological Bemlnary, has accepted a call to preach at East Otto, New
YorkBtate.
There was only a small attendance at
T. T. Rogere's sale at Atlantio Highlands
yesterday on account of tbe bad weather
and bad roads, and tbe goods soli at
very low prices.
Tbe government contract for deepening the channel at Port Monmouth will
be given out by tbo 16th of next month,
and it is expected that work will be
begun by the 20th of the month.
J. G. Brookes, of Paisley, N. J,, has
hired part of the building at Atlantio .
Highlands in which George Mickey's
butcher shop ia located, and will open &
grocery store.
F. R. Ewing, tbe one-armed engineer
of Atlantio Highlands, has been appointed keeper ofthe toll-gsteon the Ilia*
aletown turnpike, near <
To-night the Navesink
church will give an entertainment in
Navesink ball. There will be a chowder Bupper and other refreshments.
Joseph Buzzard, who lives near Chapel"
Hill, has been sick in bed for three
months. He has awlfs and child dependent on him for support.
Mies Bertha Stout received from New
York friends on Monday a present of aa
elegantly bound edition of George Elioi'a
works.
Frank Polhemua, of Navealnk, has a
child that has been very siok for some
time past, but which is getting belter
now.
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Abram Levy, who moved from Pott
Monmouth to Navesink a week or w '
ago, lost his youngest child on Sunday. ,
Capt.Benf Griggs has bought anew
gray colt. Tha oolt Is a good traveler
and can go just aa fast as it wants to.
Martin C. Lohsen, of Port Montnouih,
is making extensive 'preparation* (or •
pound fishing in the Bpring. - '
John Havens Is building himself, a
snug two-story cottage near the sohoolhouse at Port Monmootb.
Mrs. Margaret Hopping, of Chapel'
Hill, Is suffering; severely from soitUos.,.
A TalK t o Young Peopled
with the Bed Bank ohurohes will be s 4 ' '
dressed by the Her. F, E. OUrk. ot Bos-'
ton, in' Grace church on' Tnursdajr •
night of next week.' Mr. Claw W ' j
a 9. AKTOWDIKS,
the president of l o t United sooWtal,' ,
Proprietor Red Bank Butter Market, or Christian endeavor *Mj *•*"•*"*" >•'
of tbe society. A set«co'i
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WANTED.—Situation by a man and
LOOT.—On Broad street, Red Bank, a wife, Man willing to make himself gen
corner, ol Broad and Meohanfo streets, will get a reward o f $5 on returning the
Bios, $40.80 Up; road carts, $10 up; Lip- whore dry goods to the value of $10,000 purse and contents to M. Paoh, Red
pieman's carts, best on earth, $82.00. are being sold regardless of coat. No Bank.—Adv', - , _ _ • - ' '
reasonable offer will be refused.—Adv,
J. W. Mount * IBto.—Adv.
New farm ha&ess for loss money than
Mr. H. Cbanfrau has the beat ootupany old second-hand harness can be bought
, 10.000 copies of tho latost and beat
rnuslo at mroconta por copy. Peek & of comedians on the road,' At the opera for at vendue. Gowdy & Pitcher, Rod
houso on February 16 th.—-ddu. ,
Curtis, Pianos and O g a u e f c t o
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jlRJJMfHl,.v*j||,.piW8RWl
is a good housekeeper, Beferenoa* f«Wnithed it^neoessary. .Address « . , Box But Join our pbuw tlob.W
(or panleulan, OrganW, Red Bank, N. l—Adv.
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. Wo are dolling our blue-ribbon single
road harness,us fait at w« can make Hone ffanrithlof g o o ^ a
them, dowdy & Pitcher, Monmoutn Pitcher's,
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street, Rod Bank.—Art)..
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(M rtUJtrt STBXXt,
W0»U>.
TOWN TAI.it,
•Wats* U a W1J In the itzWttore V> prob0/H t t e towing r/f wl-i>ou, if t i l t Mil
eWild (/Me i t wllJ prov« * Ludetilp to
o u o y ot (.Us fiateriaen tlbua Uw n»«t.
There can be no reasonable objection to
•jetting eel-pota. Tbe business forma an
important industry la this locality, and
the billebould be defeated ID Bbort order.
Girt WJtti A n ' A d i .
A JU>. H&toa, eranloTi
A.ftfctMrl*MXMilt* M4»» t>olel,
rMg«, cut WjMfcfr 4*»erely . . . . ,.._
A. very pUtbuittt V/AiiM *»«
,&> with t o «dz MI Monday aw/slog.
Ctjrt. hi/Mid Bord«i'«tt Mult 0 d m Dr. Walter H. WMtrjaore wire* up tbe
¥<tv& tail f ridty tiljcbt, TbU WM the wound. Eaton wilt be able to go out In
tm.yfU tint* trxvifat tb»tmu. nta
i of mM <USJi or iunnflJtg 1i*
J.W. MOUNT &BRO.,
Carriages and Harness
' JOHN H. ViUHAKB.
last of tbe bbrewsbury sociables before it few day a,
, JACOB BWAN,
Lent." There waa a comparatively large
TowMnlp Committee.
attendance, and tbe affair was much, en*
Bn Uoo4« at Your Own
BIOBi
joyed, The floor*-bad been waxed for
ACC7TI0NEEE.
B. T. Smock, at the corner of,Broad TH0MA8 TALUIAM,
(WICtog, Mud Ulfc Itftt paflOtft MCXHElUfa&* and liechaoto ttreets, is selling, outs
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(10,000 worth of dry goods of all bind
mNMtti
Tbe editor of the Haoasquan Democrat dated
Those present were Mrs. Chas. 8. Bill, regardless of cost. No reasonable offer
is angry, very\angry indeed, because I Mrs.
refused,—Adv.
A.
Tilton,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
H.
Dates,
-OFWBDNE8PAY, FEBBTJABY 11, 1881.said that forattra up this way were get- Misses Laura Borden, Jessie Parker,
ting $10 a ton'for their hay, I t there is Lucy Lippineott, Gussie Bates and Allie
The better grades we bnild; the obeap«r grades we buy; and on any style
We H i r e - I I Now.
anything tbat makes a free trader mad
Genuine rubber, gold lined, band made
Cnrrlage, BusuKta "Wagon, Buggy, Spindle Wagon, Jamp 8eat, Surrey, Carryall,
Tba bridge over Throckmbrton'a gully it is to bave a farmer get good prices for Fontin, Morris Borden, John W . Borden,
•ingle harness fnr (18. Can't be equalled
Cabridtette, Depot W«gou, Road Cart, Buokboard or novelty in oak or rktural
i> rapidly giving way. During the past his produce under a protective tariff. Geo. ii. Borden, J. F. Borden, Geo. Q. fnr less tban (3S io the county. J. W,
Bates, Kichard Bates, Frank' Bates and
woods, V anything else you want, you will find our prioee low and stock the beet.
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dine weeks the cntokt in the stone arch The editor of the Democrat, with tbat William Lippincott, of Little Silver; Mount & Bto.—Adv.
- -ATOur etobk of Harness oan't be equalled for the quality and prices we offer.
tiaVa doubled in width and they are now charming oourtesy for which' free trad- Miss Mabel Lanes, Beoj. J. Parker, Jr.,
ers are noted when their predictions of
Horse for sale cheap. Frank F. Supp,
Carriages a"nd Harnew otemy Btyle built or roada to order if we can't please you from four to six Inches wide. The entire failure and, poverty for tbe farmers are Chas, Hope, Frank and W. H. Lawes,
Red
Bank,
H.J.-Adv.
from our stock.
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structure will SHOD bave to be torn down uofulBUed, declares that " T U B REOISTEH Jr., of Shrewsbury; Mr, and Mrs. S. T.
Hendrickaon,
Jr.,
Mrs.
Fred
Hope,
Misses
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and rebuilt. Instead of rebuilding the liee." The farmers, the Democrat man Allie Hendricksoo, Jesaieand HaltieHubT.
W.^_T.
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eays, are uot getting (10 a ton for their
"arch, the road should be straightened hay at all, and he puts down a lot of fig-bard, Isabelle £ . Hobbs, Hattie Ketohain TherexuitrmaptlDBof UieTounf? Women's Ohrjitlm Tompomccg Union will be held at Uie nsldenre
and an iron bridge built atroas the gully ures to show tbat all the farmer is get- and Gertrude Whitman, Clifford Hub- ot
Mr. William Hills, on Bridge avenue, TuesHa;
batd, Borden Wnlcult, Harry Croesley,
at the foot of Front street. A substan- ting for his hay is (3.75 per ton. -Well, J. 8. Applegate, Jr., J. L Burrowes, Jr., evenlog, February ITU, 1891.
At 1 o'clock, P, u,, sharp* as follows;
tial bridge could be built for less than it I have watched the farmers' adction Frank Parker. Geo. H. Holmes, Kichard
Cor. Maple Avenue and White Street, Red Bank, N. J.
WANTED.
sales around liere, and the avenge,price Crawford and Harry Worthier, of Red
would oost to replace the arch, and the paid for hay has been above (10 per ton
An appreailca to learn drbSBmaklcs. ttiqulre of
JACOB BmiTTB
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AP0T10WBW.
ctraigbteaing of the rood would be ft HS it lay in the. mow,'the buyer to do the Bank; Misses Maggie arid Sadie Hance,
J. IV1N8,
Ice Creepers fop" a Horse."
Durham and Louisa Wardell,
' WallacoStreet,Red Bank.N. J.
hauling. In only a very few cases has Anna
One Milch Cow, just coming into profit;
, great improvement.
Lewis
V.
8nyder,
Jesse
Smith
and
Amos
the price been lower tliuu $10, and where Lovell, of Long Branch; Misses Allie and
Wagonette,
nearly
new;
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Buggies,
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Sur. FOB BENT.
tbe nay ie.of choice quality the farmer
Conover, Grace Hayes and May
reyB, 3 Statfes, 1 two-hone Farm Wagon, Tne (ubaorlber will eiposo ror xUe.Bi Public rear
PELL FROM A 8CAFFOLD.
can get $12 or eveu more fur it. I don'l Emma
HendrickBon.
Wm.
B.
Conover,
Robert
due. on
THOTB
LIGHT,
AIRY ROOM?, OF GOOD SIZE, 1 Expreos Wagon, 3 , Sleighs, 0 eels of
know wliat kind of bay the farmers Hayes and George Cunklin, of MiddlePainter Joaeph Mount Meet* With a raise down at Manssquan, but it it's anyON BROAD 8TREET, FOR RENT. SUITABLE Single Harness, 1 set of Light Double THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 12,1801,
town
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Misses
Ella
and
Cora
Frost,
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Scrtona Accident,
where near as good hay as tbe farmers
FOR OFFICES. '
Harness, 2 sets of Heavy Double Harnens, Head leading from (Ac IAttlt f i l m Vl. Joseph Mount, the painter, met with raise up this way they're foolish if they nie Morford and James Frost, of New
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SICKLES & PAIIKEII,
Lap Robes, Horse Blankets, 3 Buffalo
a serious accident just before noon to- eell it for $5.75 a ton. The quotations Monmoutb; Miss DuBois and Ed.Taylor,
Known u tba Man? properly, the following Per.
, Bed Bank, N. J. Robes, and many other articles not
day. HewasonascarloldingwithHenry from the market reports, which are of Holmdel; Miss Jennie Shutte, of Sco'-'
sonal
property:
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Torse Bones, A n d Wagon, Janmr W«non, 8ldeCommes and Joseph Dennis painting the found in tbe Democrat's own columns; beyville; Miss Ellis, of New York; and
'numerated. .
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OGDEN McCLASKEY,
btr Dumnr, Blclsn, Bled, a ulrt Hodliv. two-hoiw
front of Jacob Degenring'e Germonia show that choice hay sells for from GO a number of others.
Rldlnjr cultivator, onc-horae Cultivator, S Floffs.
LIZZIE A. CHANCE.
The next Shrewsbury sociable will be F E T - T a n d G R A V E L R O O F E R .
hotel. The scaffolding waa about thirty cents to 65 centB a hundred, which
Harrow, a M U Double UaroBH. a » u Slnsle u a r .
held early in April.
Forks, Hoes, STOOP, rick, sbovals, Cnalns.
feet above the sidewalk. Mr, Commes makes it worth (13 to (18 a ton.
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I'lovlK*, Whlfflotree*. ftiedbln, WneeHurrow, lot of A Perffel Teroporarr or Prrnianrnt
Tin roofs coated and warranted tight for Ore JACOB SHUTTS
was at work on one end of the scaffold* • •,
Horse Manurv. Hen Manure,SO Henj,«Puklo Duck>.
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ProgreMlve
Knthre
Parly.
yeans. Also leaky chimneys made tight. Wort
ing, Mr. Dennis on the other,- and Mr.
ArraDcemtnt forCalklDC Borsea,
Ala»IIouael)ol<IGoodacoDiUiilnRof B«da, Bedsteada.
A progressive euchre party was given, attended to promptly, at reasonable rales.
Waabitandt, Lounge. Bureau, Tablet. Lamm, eto. KiBllTT AM» QBIOKtY PDT ON.
Mount was- in the middle. The latter Tho Democrat man winds up by offering
by
Mr.
and
Mrs.
George
V.
Sneden
on
Conditions
made
known
on
day
of
sale.
to
sell
me
a
carload
of
clover
hay
at
(10
OGDEN
MCCLABKBV.
l
reached up to paint n section of the corEASILY AND QDICKLY BEMOVED.
CUADLES f. RANDOLPH.
L e o n a r d Street,
nice and In doing so stepped back to the a ton. As I am not in the hay business Front street last Friday night. TwentyiiiDKiN m a n SIZES.'
'
West Red Bank, N. J.
edge of the 'scaffolding, which broke. I don't want a carload of clover at any eight persons took part in the progres
No. 0, for Nos. 0 and 1 shoes.
Mr, Mount fell backward off the scaffold- price; but if hay is worth only $5.75a filve. games, and individual games were
No. 1, for Nos. S, 8 au4 4 shoes.
WANTED.
ing and in lite descent struck a telegraph ton why is he trying to stick me with a played by the others. The kdiW first
No.
i.
tor
Noa.
i.
Band6
shoes.
, •.'
—or- v
•
wire. This saved bis life, as had not the carload of it at (10 a ton ? Isn't be sat- irizo was won by Miss Tiny Watson;
PRICE FIB BKT OF roOn.S3.00. .
wire turned his body he would have DO isfied with what lie makes out of his ladies' second prize, Mrs. Belle Crossley; A man who Is thurouRhly acquainted with the
In use on my borsm. They "III enable yon to '.
drive your bones In safely, while your nultinnora
doubt struck on bis head and been killed. paper that he must try end stick a poor and ladiea' booby prize, Miss I. E. Hobba. carpet, furniture and house furnishing bualucss, to Tbe subscriber, belnu about to quit farming, will
men's prizes were won by Wm. B.
are crowding the hUcksmltK shops, valtlns ttieir
Bell hta Stock and Implements at Auction at fcli
. He landed feet first at the edge of the brother editor to the tune of $4,25 a ton Tlie
-4NDturn to bare theirs shod. Toe only part thai wean
Mount, first prize: Mr. Tilton, Becond M e clinrRe of that department.
place, known aa tbo Lewb Wtilto farm,
curb, falling on bis left side. He woaon a carload of clover hay ? No doubt it prize;
Is the point*.
JOHft STEINDACII,
Charles Niemotf, booby prize. ReNEAR R E D BANK, N . J . ,
carried to his home on Wallace street is gall and wormwood to free tradera to freshments
.. W8C0DHT TO THE TRADE.
were
served
at
11:80
o'clock,
And between Red Bank and Slirewubur?, on
W«st End Store, Lonit Brnncb, N. I.
and medical aid waa summoned. Dra. have farmers get $10 a ton or more for and the guests left about two o'clock,
One extra set of Point*. Wrench and Hoot
Cleaner fumtanndvlth each set of Crwiwrs. AdJames 8. Conover, J. E. Sayre and their hay,Vut calling folks liars won't Those
Tuesday,
March
3d,
1891,
Tbe subscriber will at sell at Public AucUon,
present were: •
ditional <wt of Points sent by mill <m rerelpt of 20
LOST.
Edwin Field attended the injured man, imite the price come down any. The
oenia. Bent by eipress on receipt of prtoe.
• on
At 10 o'clock, A.M., sbirp.
Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Antonides, Mr. and
. whose left leg at the ankle and left arm Democrat man can talk all he pleases,
Between
Uttla
Ellvcr
and
Fair
Haven,
a
yellow
TUESDAY,
FEBRUARY
17tb,
1801,
Tbe property coujprlsM I tie folIovdnK •
at the wrist were,found to be broken. but he won't get any farmer around Mrs. Charles Nieman, Mr, and Mrs.
HTREAD,
- At 10 o'clocl, A. ii., on tbe promise>,
Mr. Mount did not lose consciousness these parts to soil bini hay at $5,70 a ton, Henry Peek, Mr. and llrs.Wm. B, Mount, pasteboard envelope, containing several deed3. Tbe FOUff HOUSES, ONE TEAM MULES,
name
of
Boiden
Hance
was
on
tbe
envelope.
Tbe
no
matter
how
able
an
array
of
figures
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Wm.
Pintard,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Aeent for tho Htnutaclurer,
On ih« Bond L««.dlnc nrom Arrowalthough he suffered intense pain. At
S
I
X
C
O
W
S
,
O
N
E
STJLL,
O O L T ' 9 HTXIOX^ 3ST. J .
present the physicians do not consider he may present to show the farmers that Henry Curtis, Mr. and Mrs. Chaa Curtis, Under will please return to
•mlth'« milia t o K e y p o n ,
Two Hundred Bushels of Corn, Tiro miles
$5.75 a ton is all he ought to get for hie Mr. and Mrs. VanBrackle, Mr. and Mrs.
BOBDBN IIANCB,
from steamboat landinf at Keyport,
the in juries dangerous.
Fifty Clilckem, Ttvculf Tons orll*r< HIS F A - R M P O F 6 8 ACRES,
crop.
.AUCTIONEEIt.
Thomas A. Curtis, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
ltodBnDt, N.J.
Half Intereit In about 7 acrra of Wheat irrowinif, Suitable for tne raisins; of Baj, Grain, and for
Davis', Mrs. Belle Crossley, Miesea Jennie
1 CarryaU %Va)roD.'l SprliiK Wanon, 3 Farm Wajrotis,
A DEACON ACCU8ED.
Truck Farming. House newly enclosed two years
Constable's
Sole
of
Wearing
ApAntonides,
May
Seymore,
Isabelle
E.
S
Dump
Waffoait,
1
two-pi>attid
Slelfili.
3
Becood-band
Daniel Shutts, of TiDlon Falls, made
parel, Etc.
llueeles. 3 sen double trorklnc; Harness, act of Unlit airo, Imrn new and otner buildings in excellent conHobbs, Grace Peek, Belle Antonides,
H« U Tried by a Church Jury and a call at THE REGISTER office a few days Dr. W. 8. Whilmorer Messrs. Tilton, The subscriber "III sell ot auction an THURS- iloutiln Harness. 1 Cbamplon Mower and Reai«r dition. Also 1 Uorw. I Muslang Pony, Ove years
ago,
Mr. Shutts is one of the mom
DAY, FEBRUARY 20tb, 1891. at 2 o'clock, p. ll,. combined. 1 two-borse Jones's Cuttlvator. 1 UlKifs' old; 2 Cows, Farm Wagons, JaRirer Wagon, Cntes
. / ^ - F o u n d Not Gnlltr.
-OFWm. VanMater, Will Curtis and Harry H trubk full of wearing apparel, box full of wearlng Plow, 1 Wbeol Hoyrakr, 1 Fan Mill. Torn Sbeller, unit FarmlOK Clumlls of «,!! kinds. 1 HatKttstiy
. Farmer John Ttce, of-Cliff wood,-is a progressive, prosperous and forehanded Peek, Mrs. Smith, of North Dakota [ and £pparel,
shoes,'Jawelry, and otner articles of per- Orlndstone, Wbeelburmtv. Turnip or Garden Drill, Table. 1 Bureau, and other Household Goods.
trustee and deacon in the Methodist farmers in this part of the county. He Miss Tiny Watson, of Newark.
soDal property. Seized under tbe landlord's Han nearly new; 3 pair Hnyftbelvlnfrti, Cultivators. HarCONDITIONS : For iti» farm, easy terms: personal
act t>y Cliarlea (i, French for unjmld board, aud to row*. Shovels, Forks, and entire stock of Farming property, six months' cndlu
churoh at that place. He was recently has been a Democrat all his .life, and
Implements. Abo.
be sold at tbe. Ceotral notel, Red bank, by
accused of.1 committing eundry crimes hence might be expected to be in symWIQ. I I . W A I L I N G .
A
Parly
on
Wallace
Slropl.
DANIEL
GHAHPLIN.
Household and Kltclien Furniture,
unbecoming a man of his standing. The pathy with the Democratic! doctrine of
CoQRtable.
-ANDMiss May Ludlow govo a party to a
. . . - AUCTIONEERIncluding 1 Large Cooking Stove, nearly new; I JACOB SHCTT8,
complaints alleged drunkenness, theft, free trade; but he told me that last sea- number of friends at her' home on
Dining iloom stove, Kood; 1 Parlor stove, nearly
PTJBIJC SA.LB3
and improper oonduot toward - certain son was the beat that the farmers of Wallace street last' Wednesday night,
•cw;
1
Marble-top
Table,
Lounpo,
Chairs.
Beds,
women. The principal complainants this section had. had for a long'time. There were music, games, etc. Those
Bedding, good Churn, Milk Puns. £ c , Sc.
were Mrs. Emily Wood and Miss Mary He attributed a large proportion of last present were Miaees Mamie Reilly, Mag\V. W . WALLINO.
Pearoe, members Of the CliHwood Meth- season's prosperity to the uew tariff law. gie Holian, Aunle Lane, Lillie Hawkins,
Tue subscriber will wll at public vendue, at 1:30
The subscriber, executor of 8arab W. Hance. deodist churoh. Farmer Tice was tried In former years, aa eoon aa a living price Lillle Keough, Bella Williams, Hattie
o'clock, l>. «., on
ceased, will sell at public auction on the premises
yesterday in the Calvary Methodist was being paid for farm produce, foreign Sickles, Flora Durn, Nellie Klopman,
SATURDAY,
FEBRUARY
H
t
h
,
1891,
countries
would
Bend
shiploads
of
prochurch at Key port, Rev. Samuel E. Post,
May and Lulu Ludlow and James QuigOn the form ot J. p. Uretra, at
pastor of the church, being the presiding duce over here, and break down the ley, George Keougb, William Norman,
Near Shrewsbury,. N. J.,
S H R E W S B U R Y , N. J.,
officer. Rev. J, J. Graw was the prose- market, so that American farmers would Johu Holian, Charles HuwkiriB, Howard
get
for
tbpir
crop
barely
what
it
cost
to
*-ONThe subscriber, mortgagee, nill eipose nt Public
cuting attorney and Eev. Mr. Chattin, of
The following Personal Property:
Sickles, Ellas Megee and James Ludlow.
Hale ou
Motawan, appeared for the defendant. raiBe it. Under the new tariff law these
THREE OOOD HORSES. ONE COLT.
After bearing a good deal of evidence importations will be largely shut out
New milch Cow, 3 Good cow*
THURSDAY, FEB. 19,1891, One
ramlng Into pro.Ql, 13 snoAta. £ two-horse Farm
the jury, without leaving their seatB, and the American farmer will get a livAnd dealer* la
PERSONAL.
ing
price
for
what
he
raises.
At
a
meet\Vagons,l
one-hiVriw Sprtnir Wsffon.1 one-bone Car.
pronounced Farmer Tice innocent of the
At 10 o'clock, A. u., on tbe premise! of Jobn I).
Huge. 1 two-borse Carriage, lot of Berry Craies,
ing of the New Jersey Board of AgriculHills, near
' charges preferred against him.
at 1 0 o ' c l o c k , A. HI., a b a r p ,
Megee, of Bed Bank, is employed
Basket! and Csrrien, lot of Tomato Crates, two.
ture a year or two ago, the president of in Elias
horse and one-home plows, Rigid' Plow, Furrowing
the board, after an able address on the M. M. Davidnon's clothing Btore.
81ed, latest tmpmved Double Harrow, Doable and A.U tbe farm stock and formingra&cnineryol said
Single Cultivators, some good Mixed Uay, 25 bead
need of the New Jersey farmer to pro- lleta Hendrickson, who lives near the
deceased, consisting of
The New Bank.
All tbe following goods:
ot Poultry, lot of Barrels, set or Ueavy Double liartection, declared that the farmers of this Zion church, is sick with diphtheria.
ness, 'et of Light Double Harnns, a sou or Single
Charles Miller, son of Simon Miller, of
The new Bed Bank bank has changed state could not be prosperous and would
Harness. Hotbed Bash and Frames, 18-foot Ladder, 30 COWS, 6 HORSES,
Are remoFlnn Ibelr business to tbe Lar^e and
its name,and it is to be called "The not get fair prices for their crops until Red Bank, is very sick with consunip
GrlDd-Htone, and other articles too numerous to
Rooms
neoiion.
Naveaink National Dank," Capt. James they had proper protcotiun. He Bhawod tion.
Movers, Ilcapen. Threahen, Omlo Drill, Farm
TKMIS: Bams under910, cash, over $10, wren VTajfGDi, rarrtsKe, PbLTlon, I tarn ess, and all other
Mrs. Ulrich, of Mew York, is viultiug
S.Thn»luuotton baa bought the Wild that the prices for which foreign crops
More or \ms, 2 Pressing Machines, 2 Tempering months'
oole with guod security payable at Flret
building at the corner of Broad and Me- could be brought to this state were less her sister, Mrs. Richard Austin, of Red Over Cbadwick's Drug Store, Wheels and Gears, BarrowB, Trucks, Moulds, Sad- Nallooal Uaok ot Bed Bank.
Machinery and Uttnells uiedon a large aDd welldles, Ballon, Hock-Plank, Undoing, lot of Arrb
EDWARD MURPHY.
cbanio streets, and he stated to a REGIS- than it cost farmers to raise the crops Bank.
kept form.
[rona nnJ Doorv, and all tbe oibitr Brick Yard Tools
Charles Levi, of Paterson, is sick at
TER reporter that the new bank would here, and he gave a list of the tariff
used in eald Qrtcb Vur<i; also a lot of Cord Wood,
Waler Tank and How. lot or Lumber. £ Barrel
be located there. George Hance, Jr., rates which he Baid were necessary to be the house of M. P. Sherman on Wallace
BUOAD STREET, RED BANK.
Hr.n«ps, 3 Buy Horae*, 1 Browa Horae, 1 Rorrel Colt,
bought the property from Geo. H. Wild laid on foreign produce if our farmers street,
1 Has Colt, 5 Mules, 3 Gown. r> Hops, 5 sets ot Heavy
about six weeks ago, and paid $13,000 were to be prosperous. The schedule of
Miss Mary Shaw, of Long Branch, has
Double Hnraesa, I set of Lljrtu Double Harneaa, 1
At lio same lime and place Ihere will be sold al
iM of SiDRlt) Harness, lot of Humes and Truces, 8
for it. : Mr. Tnrockmorton paid Mr. rates set forth by the president of the graduated from tho state normal school
sela ot Carl llnrni--ci. 3 Carls, 4 Farm WaRona, 1
the Household and Kltrhen Furniture of said deHance $14,000 for the property, thus giv- state board of agriculture were almost ex- at Trenton.
(urryull Wanna, 1 Itugcy, 1 Roud Cart, 1 8M«h, 3
ceased,
romprkilCK Carpels, Parlor Bulls, Stuvos,
ing Mr. Hanoe $2,000 for bis bargain.
Plows, Harrow, Hay Sbvtvlugs. Cultivator, lot of
Isaac Sherman, of Red Bank, who has
actly like those of the McKinley bill, and
Crockery, Bedding, etc. Also
Fanning Uiunslie, Porks, Hoea, gliovuls, 4r., lot of
Mr. Hance will give possession to Mr. that he was right is shown by the better been sick with catarrhal bronchitis, is
Hay and Corn.
Tfarockmorton on the first of March. He prices received this year by our farmers. recovering.
<00 HiisLcl» of Corn, 50 Tons of Hay,
8eln>d and to be sold by virtue of two certain
has not yet decided where he will move It is this same McKinley bill which is
John Bailey, the Front street tobacco- Blftxcll'a Impruvctl Chilled Plow. obattel
mortfrajtea, Hlvpn one by John B. Mills to
AND A LOT OP FOTATO1S,
bis business. In tbs meantime he is causing factories to spring up all over nist, has gone to Hot Springs, Kansas
Joseph I. Tbompaou, dated July Unb, 1K90, recorded
vlll be sold at tho satnu tlmo aod pIsco.
In thu Clerk'ri o(llo*i fti Fnvhnld jn IliHib 2iut Chat*
Belling out his Block of goods at reduced the country, and which is enabling for hia health.
ttil Mortn«(i, page 143, etc., and ofisl^ned by said
Tho
sale
will be absolute and without reserve.
Acme
Ilnrrow,
Pulverizer
and
prices.
M. M. Davidson, of Red Bank, spent a
farmers to get profitable prices for their
Thompson to ibe subscriber, February .W, 18111. and
Terms easy and made known on day of sate.
oue tiiuU« by JUUQ B. Mtlta tg tlio eubstrlber, JanuIt is reported that Mr. Hance is now crops, that tho free-traders are so fond of few days last week at the Lakewood
Clod Crusher.
ary SOth, ibOl.
Charlea II. Wolcolt will be at the sale and Iurallb
negotiating for the purchase of other condemning and holding up to ridicule. hotel, Lakewood.
The old-eatablhlied and popular grocers,
EDWAnD T. BURDOE,
refreshments.
business real estate in town.
Charles H. Morford and Charles Allen
•
Mortgagee.
Clark'*
Cutaway
Harrow.
of Middletown, returned home on Friday
n . NEVius,
Here'a the editor of tbe Long Branch from a visit to Washington.
Bxeeutor.
A Half-Killed Horse.
The
mother
of
Rev.
J,
K.
M
inning
is
Record, too. making a kick at the McMorgan'* Spading Harrow.
On Monday night John H. Fourt heard Kinley tariff bill. He'B a free trader, of again seriously eick at her home at
a great noise in the barn in the rear, of course, and not long ago he declared Mount Pleasant, Huntedron county.'
RED BANK, N. J.
his bouse on Monmouth street. He noti- that there was nothing wrong in rob- John H. Sutphen and Postmaster Wm.
BOOKS
Biding
mul
Walking
Culiivalon.
8. 8. SAGUKS", nananer.
fied W. A. French, who lives near by, bing the government by smuggling. Bennett, of Fajr Haven, have returned
BARE. CUIUOUB.OUKIIBNT,
IN STOCK.
and the two went to the barn, where Well, under the protective policy of this home from a visit to New York state.
ALMOST CIVEN AWAYI
they found a struggling boras owned by country, which lie pretends to hate so
LtltrarUt Supplied Cheaper I/urn at anil Bmk
Mr. and Mrs. William Ackerman, of
Also IH. L, Sliocmakrr'it
, Henry J. Tilton. Tilton bad evidently much, his business has been very Freehold, spent the latter part of last
Hture In (he ll'iirM.
undertaken to kill tbe horse by knocking profitable and he hes made lots of week with Mrs. Ford, at tho Globe hotel. "Swin-Surc FcrliliKcro" IIIHI LIBnAHIES AND BOOKS BOUGHT.
We are carrying a very fine stock
. it in the head. The horse, however, had money. Not long ago he furnished his
Pure
Ground
Uonc.
MAMMOTH
CATALOGUE FREE.
Miss Sadie Elliot, who has been visitriot been killed, and when Mr. French house with carpets, and be made a big ing relatives in Philadelphia and CamLEGOAT BROTHERS, of smoked and salted fish. Our
and Mr. Fourt went there it was strug- howl in bis paper about the price he den for eeveral months past, has returned
stock includes mackerel, herring,
81 Chambcra s t e e e t ,
gling in ita agony. Dr. McCaffrey was paid. He/said he found out that the home,
- I N T1IEFOR 8AI.E BY
8rl door Went ot Cltj (tail Park,
N e w Y o r k . German herring, Yarmouth bloatseat for and be shot the horse. A suit gripes lisa gone up a good deal, a i r on
Fnnioiis Comedy Drama,
Miss Delia Tansey, a graduate of the
FOR RENT. has been begun against Tilton by the ncdtaiRf'of the* awful McKinley bill. I Keyport public school, will begin teachers, codfish, kippered herrings and
society for the prevention of cruelty to should think he would read the adver- ing at Gibbeboro, Camden county, on
animals. Tilton nays he left the horse tisements in his own paper and in the the first of March.
SEVEN ROOM HOUSE ON BRANCH soused mackerel in cans, and varithinking it was dead. The suit will be other papers of the county, and then he
ous other kinds of canned fish.
MiBsGusaieCuttrell, daughter of Frank
AVENUE (Scuflletown road).
tried next Wednesday.
PHALANX, N. J.
wouldn't get stuck by ehopkeepers who Cuttrell, of Keyport, is to be married to
During Lent it is often difficult for
Apply
to
bave made the McKinley bill'tbe excuse Harry Thompson, of Matawan, next P.O. Address
housewives
to prepare a variety of
THORIAS
DAVIS,
J
r
.
,
to
run
prices
up
on
him.
Morford,
Wednesday
night.
Box 402, Red Bank, N. J .
Visit t o a Pastor.
Brown & Co,, good reputable business
Red l U n k , N. J . dishes, but with the above to select
Counselor John E. Lancing, of Lang
The annual visit of the Baptist church men of Long Branch, advertise in theBranch, has sold his offices to Counselor
A LAttGE A8SOHTMENT OF
CLERK WANTED.
members to their pastor, Bev. J. K. Record that they have made a special W. fi. B. Parker. Mr. Lanning will move
from, all of which is fresh stock,
Manning, took place last night, about price on carpets and ruga, and that they to New York soop.
A YOUNO MAN THAT. UNDERSTANDS THE bought for this season's trade, this
' 125 people being' present. The visit was are selling carpets at about fifty per cent
Sidney B. West, who for many years
a Buccese financially, socially and in less than other dealers sell them.
DHK8S GOODS DEPARTMENT. ALSO, UNDER- difficulty will be avoided.
waa o clerk in Corlies's clothing store on
every way. During the evening Miss
Broad street, is now manager of a large
STANDS DKE33INO WINDOWS.
of tbe best quality and
One of the novelties we are sellSadie Child rendered piano selections,
clothing store in Mount Vernon, N. Y.
JACOB STEINHACII,
and tbe young people sang college songs.
ing is canned shrimp. These make
If the Record man didn't care to pa- Rev. J. K. Manning, of Red Bank,
AT THE LOWEST PRICES,
Aside from Mr. Manning's own members, tronlzu home trade he could have gone will preach the sermon at the dedication
LOIIR nranvli, N. J.
a delightful relish, and are well
those present were Mr. and Mrs. Chnrlea to Freehold, where Chamberlain & of thn Central Baptist church at Junc-ATBOARDERS WANTED.
M. Patterson and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Golden, another reputable business firm, tion, Hunterdon county, next Tuesday.
Worth a trial by lovers of this class
Fred. Hope, Miss Tillie Sproul, of Key- announce that they are selling carpets
Misses Maggie Cooper and Kiln Benton
•
Good accommodations for tntrjslcQt or porroa- of goods.
port and Miss Ellis, of Brooklyn.
lower titan ever before. Since he made and John Cooper, of Red Bank, and Miss
nont iwanlera. AIJO two lurgo front rooms on
his outcry about carpets he has been in Lizzie Pringle, of Trenton, have been
Old EitabllBbed Stand, on
vited to buy his carpets at Asbury Park, spending a few days at Washington,
Broad street to lot furnished or unfurnished.
A Match a t Colt's Neck.
B11OA1) ST., 11ED BANK, N. J., Inquire of
There was a Bbooting match at Colt's with the guarantee that he won't be
Was. S. Field, of Mikdletown, who
Keok last Saturday between George Wil- charged one cent more than the carpets
M M . CI1A8.1.AVO, J r . ,
Oupoaltu tha First National Ilmk.
kins and Win. C. Buck, In which Air. Wil- would have coat a year ago, before the has been quite sick, had a relapso nbout
Whlto Street, Rid Dank, N, J. Comer Broad aud mechanic Streets,
lIcKinley
tariff
bill
was
enacted.
I
a
week
ago,
and
for
a
time
his
life
was
kins reversed the score he made in his rePUBLIC SALE
HOUSE FOR RENT.
cent match with Benjamin Franklin can't invite the Record man to come to despaired of. Ho is qon improving
RED BANK, N. J. "
- O K '
,*>—•,
Qriggs, Tinton Falls's noted debater. In Red Bank to buy bis carpets and guar- again,
antee
that
the
priceB
have
not
been
IIO1IBE
Of
NINE
nOOMB
»OIt
RENT
O
N
the match with Mr. GriggsMr. Wilkins
l|John W.. Meyers, formerly of Red
-INOLTJDINaT. S. CONROW'S
killed every bird, while in the match raised, because I haven't been able to Bank and who spent lust summer in
IIROAD STItEET.
The Judge and the Major,
with Mr. Buck he missed every one. Mr. find tbe advertisements of any of the town, was given a. testimonial coDcert in
:R
:R
T
Apply to
-»
TUB CELKnnATED
•
Buck killed four of the five birds at carpet men and furniture dealers in any Hardman hall, New York, last Saturday
IHra. A N N I E O. P A I I K K R ,
of tho Rod Bank papers, aod eo I can t night. Some of the leading eingcrs in
, WUARF AVENUE. RED BANK. N. J.
which he »hot.
tell what they are doing, or whether New York took part.
Tho nubBcrlljer, oxi-'Ctitor of Davlil llelahaw, deBlirmvalmrr Aveune, nonr Nowmin Bprlogs. MEALS AND LUNCHEONS.
they aro putting up their prices or not.
, will soil at public vonduG on
Properly cooked' and nicety served at all hours of
Chris. Hollywood, the Red Bunk ines
Revival Services. ,
WANTED.
The Finest singers evor hoard In Now Jenny.
.tbdday.and olgbt.
senger for the Western Union telegraph
Eev. J. K. Manning has been holding
t*r"I'rlo» as usual. Boon on sale at Adlem 4
Oy»t«r> In A l l Hljrle*. L a s e r B e e r , OoU'a.
company,
is
at
Long
Branch
taking
tliu
revival services every night this week in
But anyway there are merchants at
Ale», Wlnea a n d Smora
AGboi) BTOONO BOYTOWORK AT TIUDE.
the Baptist church. Mr. Manning has Long Branch, Freehold and Asbury place of Operator Page, wliimo wife dfed
WHEELWRIGHT SHOP.
some expectancy of having the DeMoBB Park who wouldn't have put the prices a few days ago. Robert Trafford iaoct- lbDl, at : o'clock, r. u., at tha taloon latuij occu- ALSO A YODNO MAN JUST FR0U B01IOOL
WHO WRITES A (IOOD )1AND.
family, of Philadelphia, u> -nid him onup on him just becaueo he was a ing as messenger during tbo.absence of
pied bj said Rulilmw, on
Tho (rlundj of ' S q u i r e T . F , SUlflfen will
flnd him at nil oiu business In Waim's DUIWSunday and part of next week.
Addrea1!
wealthy editor, and then have given young Hollywood.
-OFIng on ' IWecbanle S t r e e t , l i e d l l a n l t ,
BROAU STHEET, BED BANK, N. J..
him a ghost story about the advance boI . , BOX 20T,
N. J . , where he does all kinds of W a g o n
Aoellon Sale or Hone*.
Ing caused by the McKinley bill. The
.. IUHI Hank, N.J.
California Prulla.
W o r k . New Farm Wagons, Harrows, carts
—Till—
WbMltwrrowi. Ac, nwdo to order, and Jobbing of
A l o t o f good, well-broken young horeea editor of the Record should read the paPeaches 28c., cherries 80a, poara 80a,.
all kinds neatly and promptly done.
rOB SALE.
wjll be Mid ID (be tear of Globe hotel, pers, bis own among the rest, and then apricots 20c, egg plum 20o,, gage plum
Proprietor.
Eed Bank, Saturday, February Will, at he wouldn't be stuck when he goes to 20o., Delaware peaches 22a. and i!5o. per
eovcrunwm noltORo on lhsncti tiroot, noar-Onnil,
buy furniture.and carpets for his pala- <jan ; prize sugar corn (the best) 15a, at
1:80 P.M. All bones warranted.
I/it fiOncn. omit wauir, plum; of rrult, lame
» YORKSHIRE BOAH m STUD. .
tial
mansion
at
Long
Branch.
The
man
• JACOB SauTTS, Auctioneer.—Adv.
Block and Pononal Properly, Including In [art
lawn, For full InforrantluD, addrciu F. F. Supp's grocery, Moumouth street.
who don't read the papers can't be pitied -rAdv,
TIIO8. DAVIS, J i t . ,
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The Due youni imall Yorkshire boar, Blr N»ve- FOE TWO WEEKS ONLY:
Granite and marble monuments uud for being swindled, and it don't make
OrW.N. <;iuv.
Front sireei.
oliik, (rntUwrod). Bcrvloofee,t3.00, Apply to tbo
much
difference
whether
bunco
eteerers
Bulldldgstonoof all klndi
Dox
MO,
nod
Donk,
N.
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',—A married man to drive*
ce IJ^tyjieuraallii IlQfl,r,,[ljnip,il!Alo
A'-'iJdOr gtt'-MB.jotrmy.tor.wltethar hoimw
it (ramonB'fwm
•loama
farm; by'Mareii lst." " A p » to
x'Tlir, Dc«r, AleTivViio.Seirari;iiiuirj't
with merchants who run up prices on John P. Itlchdnlo, Phalanx, N. J,—A
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A OIIOICF, LOT OF
Bervls's), Tlnlon Falls road, n«ar Bhrewsbury.
Sonar Caw, alauwaro.aDil general Baloon Futures
him
pad
then
tell
him
it's
on
account
of
Out blue-ribbon Hiogfo road harness is the McKinley tariff bill.,
A8PARACU8 ROOTS,
D V H O N VAN DBNSOHOTBft, DROAD BTREET,
»nd Stock, Kiycral aulu ol good Wearing Apparel
'lit!) UANK, N, J.
tfa» tx»l la UJO world. Oowdy & Pitcher,
Blacksmith wanted. Good ehoor and Doutilo.tjorrolounanuimiildinniiu, U'uworatMK
'TOB
Jbttaoutii street, Bod hn.hk.~Adv.
FINE STATIONERY.
jobber, Steady job from March 1st. 0. tiamod premlica, and ntny olnor arllclca.
CHARLES EVEBDELL,
Young Man Wanted,'
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H, Hurley, Shrewsbury, N. J.~Adv,
-All kinds of Wrllloi Fawn, Fanterlei, Aoooun CiBU ENQIUVklt, I3IIOAD »IB«T, BIO UANK, If. 1.
j . s. anovnn,
T u n s Oiiu.
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Books, and Stationery of all Mads, at JOUN K
Young man to learn the drug buelooss,
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No. 1 single
l grocery harness for |20,
BAHIELII. APPLEOATE,
COOK'S,
Front Btnet, adjolaloir tot f e w Offloa Modils, Bajgoi, Boalsand Preaioi snd rialw ot
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It pays to advertise In TUB RKQIBTEU
(Howd/ * flWbei, B e d W . - A J w .
B M Bank, N. J*
>. • • KyerjCoscrlptloQlladoaaa EDgravwl,
Iieculor.
"AUCTfON SALE
ALWAYS THE BEST FOR THE MCE.
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LIVERY STOCK,
OCEANPORT, N. J.,
Saturday, Feb. 14th,
J.W, MOUNT &BRO,
SEVEN HORSES,
Public Sale of Personal Property.
FARM STOCK
Farm Machinery.
PUBLIC SALE
Valuable Real Estate
Person^LProperty.
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AUCTION SALE
FARM STOCK
REMOVAL.
Horses, Cows, \Vagons_and Farm Iniptaeols.
A. C. Harrison & Son, Chattel
Farm Machinery.
Mortgage Sale.
DECORATORS •
ffednBsdaj),feb.l811i,
WALL PAPER, &c:,
Hopping Station, N.J.,
Three Hundred Thousand Brick.
SICKLES
Improved Farm Machinery
FURNITURE.
PARKER,
MILLION"
Gor. Broad and MechanicSts.,
RED BANK OPERA HOUSE.
Smoked and Salted Fish.
Monday, lebruarij167
CHANFRAU,
W. A. WALLING,
Foreign and Domestic Fruits,
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GREAT SACRIFICE
Dry Goods, Notions, &c.
Saloon Fixtures,
ONE MAHOGANY BAB,
Cwldenoo. Naiman Bsrlnji,
. iit ABO oyT or TOWN/
Short « * * litt«rt*«4i>'K It*»u {TDM
Hi;LBOIXAirD/-i.tr>3Ci( Breach, m 8ntsr4sr,
luimrrtM, tuito, yrUt ut ftuvit Ueia/Mua
nctanijtui
GQWDY& PITCHER,
wjll Ck*J*c* fJtelr qtuurttr*.
*-(*n*rj tui. Mm, kilt* W. Jforrti. MtM
Ajidttvr i*iaWteou, oliyikef, loot s A projtct ot ruoalUK uttiia Ujaacksx atuooa
MULHOUXHD.-At LOUR Bluscb, oo fli&tr,
from Sandy Hook to Uotiuioutb Park
flue mule lost week. t*tba. dMigbter o( Uaib XaluolA lodge of Free Masons is to be started during the racing season it being talked Jl u4i udi Tl Wtt,
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of. The boats would approach tbe Park
at Atlantic Highland!.
MCUJAHnr.-At011SwoHl.on ltlday, January
Peddle institute baa closed on account through Goose Neok draw, and thence up On, Mary.aaugtiterof Edward Muteabey, aged ft
Parker.'* creek, which would fiave to be yean and 10 mootba.
of sieknes* among tbe pupils. •
80HAN0E.—At Marlboro, on Sunday, Tebruary
Several Freehold people started on a deepened for some distance. They will
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land dliectly In the rear of the grand,
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trip to California on 8alunJ»y. >'
.Mrs. Win. Emmona, of EnglifihtowD, stand. This will probably be done only BHEBHlN-AtWol Irrar BnuKtr.on BmdtJ,
Tebruirj
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ehamtu,
tged
84
jean.
in the case of the abandonment of the TIHOTBT.-At terport. on SUnnUr, Jaouar;
is very alck with consumption;
Mrs. Simon Heydl, of Cliffwood, out railroad between Seabrigbt and Sandy Slit. Ann Tlmotbf, tged 78 rean.
Hook.
her bead very bad); by a reoent fall.
William Bodgers, of Brooklyn, was in GrE31Sr"O3SrGr- SB O O . , ,
A recitation contest for a Bilvor medal
town
on Monday looking for carpenters
will be held at Lopg Branch to-night.
AKBCBV PABK, N, J., ...,/
Wna. P, Taber, of Long Branch, is with a view to having them go to the
—AND MANUPACTUBEB8 OF—
DIAUBS is auNin MU HABULI
about to start a kennel of dogs at Long; citytoerect a flat for aim. -He was unsuccessful in his mission, all the carpenBranch.
Gomruteed tolecy
• Jobp B . Arose, of Keyport, v o n a ters hereabouts being engaged on the
In aay CUtute.
double-barrelled gun at a raffle test constriction of buildings at home.
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Bine and Brown Stone for Building
Tbe ladies' aid society of tbe Methodist
Thursday.
. Parpoan.
Four hundred and ninety-live peraoDi church will hold a sociable at the resiCDBBIN9 AND* FLAGGING.
have signed the temperance pledge at dence of Qhumplain Lippincott to-morWorH Ezecuua m AH rant of State.
fataiidanleic«II«».«nk
Msnasquan.
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"•''.•' row nlgbi. An interesting programme
a Oaror certain u pleasa
to* palatsal XUnum. tmTbe receipts of St.'Joseph's. Catholio has been arranged, and refreshments of
tidJom ton Pttmt, and
oburch at Keyport for the past ten all kinds will be provided.
utan (OBBojsatan »Mi7• C. Gilbert moved into the Gilbert
«ban pnnouw* lonaparmonths have been $7,850.09.
ablj Ine. Ooasr, tin*,
Robert Morris, of OCeauport, had fals Howland house on Saturday. Mr. Gilaroma are nwlUcss.
Our stock of light and heavy carriages is complete. Anyface cut and bruised by a recent fall on bert is recently from Rochester, N. Y.,
It b admlnbhi will Dot
and is.the originator of a valuable new
tbe sidewalk at Long Branch.
and eola meats, orrtar
body wishing a carriage of any description for any purpose
slews, Oil, ami i t m •
„ The steamer City of Long Branch, gooseberry. '
FEONT STREET, RED BANK, N, J.
superior flator to BrtTM,
•• owned by Thomns H. EobbinB, has been
Misses Nettie Conoverand Bella Moore
oorlled ildr)«ja, oraar <Ulwhatever ,will find it will pay them well t o call at our
sold to New York parties for 120.000.
B0,Dg a very pleasing duet at the evening
Icata pnpaiatloii of meat.
Wltn cbopa, n a l enltau,
repository on Monmouth street and inspect the goods and
A largo number of bass, weighing from service in the Methodist church on Sun- Sulti and Single Garments Made
and baaea beansltlsslniplj
sixteen to eighteen pounds each, have day.
delldoua, aad It Is a great
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our
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addlUon lo macaroni or bo*
been caught recently in Wreck pond.* The Misses Hopmyere are bavins their _ Up In the Latest 8ty(ea and at
botteiedtoait.
There will be a meeting of the young old home renovated and repaired, preShort Notice.
people's association of the Preguy terian vious to itB occupancy .by Calvin Vanzile.
We hare mel the 8innw»BU»r ToniTDIRCBUr
. Whitney Campbell now occupies Wm.
church in the chapel on Friday flight.
on our tables since Its t n t InUodoeUon, to die a i centof atoottwo nundM doantwtuea per tmt,
Influenza is a disease prevalent among Dowling's cottage, be having: moved his Cutting, Cleaning' and Repairing*
and regard It as tlie tumi condiment of M k U 4
the horses a t West Freehold. Twelve family there>eome days ago.
Promptly Done.
We keep a full line of business wagons for delivery purposes. e»er brought to our notice. W. D.Oi««iso«j
Eugene Patterson, a young man of
horses of A . A . Fardon are sick'with it,
Manager Grand Union UoUt,
Richard Wllbanke, who left his home Red Bank, ia turn the engineer at the
Grocers, butchers, bakers, n&lkmen, or men in other lines
printing house.
lit Ooeanport very mysteriously six Monmouth pi
months ago, has not been heard from
J T.
T Lovett
L t t is
i
aking many improveJ.
of trade needing handy, handsome and desirable vehicles
Slannfaelnred and for Sal* br
Bh-ioe.
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ments at "Grand iew, hia elegant sum- for business uses, can have their wpnts supplied at our
Theodore Kelaey won a horse" and mer Ifdme on Be h'a hill.
Osc^r Wyckoff won a set of harness at a. Alfred JervisT
a "resident
e r s now
no a
esden saless
place at prices lower than are asked by other dealers.
V E T E B I N A B Y 6WBOEON.
raffle at Keyport held a week ago Sat-'man for
f tbe
b Elizabeth
Eli h nursery company.
urday.
UTILE 8ILVBB, N,,,TJ.
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Justice George H. Sickles, of NaveHOLMDEL NEW8.
Toe aubacriber baa a farm of about 140 acres, \% Telephone Call, J8a.
sink, lias been appointed administrator
mllea from tbe Midiletown railroad station, all In
ot the estate of the late Dr. William B. An Obaervatlon BocUtle In the Bapgood order, with about twenty acres of Apple OrLaUaw.
KINC'8 COLIC DRENCH,
(Ut Cbapel.
chard In full bearing and wltb tbe land In excelWe manufacture the" best harness that can be made from
front St., opposite niniKda Am,
A horse belongingtoJoseph Lewis, of
A 8DBJB ODBE IF TAKEN IN TIME. .
ent condition, nblob be oilers lor rent or to put
Tbe
Christian
endeavor
eoclet/
of
the
Naveelnk, ran into a wire fence recently
the
best
leather
by
the
best
workmen.
out on snares. •'
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U B A N E , 3ST. J .
Baptist
church
gave
an
observation
soand was so badly injured that it had to
ciable in the cbapel last night. At an Be would also like a man to tako charge of
bekllled.
If you want a light track harness for. trotting purposes come Beef, Park, Ulatton, lamb, Sanaac*,
observation
sociable
tbe
young
men
proanother
farm.
Jack Hyers, of Farmingdale, won |15
The King of all Llnlmenta tor the remoral of callous
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abonldenand Wsaa
Apply to
T H 0 8 . S . F I E L D .c
of longstanding. Also,spralna,curbi,
and see us.
from Samuel Clayton, of the same place, vide corn; apples, pumpkins, potatoes
spaTlna. ringbone, Ac.
at a race between horses owned by the and similar bric-brac usually found in a
In
showy
and
strong
coach
harness
we
lead
the
trade.
wealthy
agricultural
township
like
Oaatntlng preformed In the most approved method
two men,'
Otden called tor and goods deUiend.
without the use of clamps or cords, whloh la
H. P. Bennett, W. K. Jollne and A. A. Holmdel, and the young women furniah
Farm harness—single and double—that will look well always
much more humane and aale.
EockniAa carried oft the honors in a re- fancy articles and other products of
HINE8 & POST
and that will last almost a life-time. You will find the Hlgbett Ctwh Prices PaidforHidM.
cent billiard and pool tournament at their handiwork.' All the articles are
artistically arranged on a table and then
1UYK 1DOUT
TBEODOBE C A B H A R T .
Long Branclu • ' .
prices right.
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". The half-burnt material of the North the guests at the sociable are invited to 800 Tons of Pure Dried Fish Scrap
pay
a
email
fee
for
the
privilege
of
obLong Branch cchool -house, which was
Foraaleattbelr
destroyed by Bre recently, brought $88 serving the articles on the table. Then FACTORY AT PORT MONMOUTH.
the
guests
enumerate
the
articles
from
when sold last week.
Tbe price wiuba
memory, and the guest whose enumeraAt the Lorillnrd brick works lees than tion of the articles on the table is the
120 Per Ton Until march i n .
- Ofty men are employed, and no wages moet complete is rewarded with a prize.
After tlmt date tbe price will be Increased. TbU
L. A. RHEAUME, Agent,
Fur and plush carriage robes, blankets of all kinds and at all
have been received for work done since At laat night's sociable there was quite la considerably under tbe market price, and Is tbe
AND SULKS lH
cheapest tbat scrap of tbli quality baa ever been
P L A I N J t i l X D . If. X f
tbe first of December.
a largo attendance and a very pleasant sold for.
prices, whips, boots) halters, etc.
John Henderson, who works for Slater evening was spent. A moderate sum of P . O . A d d r c a a , • K B V P O B T , I*. jr.
Has recently added to bin lumber and woodworkThomas Warwick, fell out of his em- money was earned at the sociable for the
Call and see us when you want anything that goes with a
ing yard Increased facilities for
ADCTIONEEB.
JACOB BUDTT8.
ployer's wagon yesterday while turning benefit of the sooiuty.
it around and broke his arm.
horse. We aro headquarters for everything in the horse
Wood Turning and Scroll Sawing,
Miss
Amanda
Balliett,
of
Normal
Mrs. E. Thornton, of Asbury Park,
GUARDIAN'S 8ALE
Square,
Pa.,
and
Hiss
Belle
Wilson,
of
line.
And Is prepared to execute orders (or tbe same in
found the dead body of a well developed
.-OFcolored child In a basket under her front Brooklyn, aro tho guesta of Rov. and
tbe beat manner, at
Mra.=W.
W.
Case.
stoop last week, There is no clue, to the
Short Notice a n d a t Favorable Batea.
The Christian endeavor, society of the
parents.
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/ Ebonezer and James Covert, of Boulli Reformed Dutch church will hold a so(Eatontbwn, will tako "charge of 'Squire ciable in the cbapel to-night.
A. L. MeClees has leased a piece of
Anthony Truax's farm at Poplar this
By rlrtue of an order of tbe Court of Chancery of
year in place of H. El wood King, who ground from John W. Hance on which New Jersey, matte on theflratday of November, 1890.
the subscriber, guardian of Alletta Gordon and
will start a harness shop al Ocean Beach. he will build a harness shop.
M. Oordon, minors, will eipose to aale at
The township committee-will meet to Charles
Publlo Vendue, on
Albert Wnlling, a trapper of Keyport,
Slate Unteb, Hearth Stones, Slate Steps
has had Rood luck this winter. He morrow to close the business of the 8 A T C B O A Y , J A N B A R V 3 d , 1 8 0 1 ,
and Slate Flagging,
caught 120 muskrata week before last township fiscal year.
At 2 o'clock In the afterooon of aaid day, at tbe
A concert will be held in the obapel of
and sold their akinB at eighteen oents
Cor. Bridge Ave.awd Mpanaonlfc •!.«
each.' OtherKeyport trappers bavie done the Reformed Dutch church next Wed- QLOBE HOTEL,
nesday night.
RED BANK, N . J . v
nearly as well as Walling this winter.
Intne'
Miss, Emma Golden, of Long Branch,
- John Green, a farmer of Poplar, lost
A larse stock of plain and ornamental mantels at
TOWN O F B E D BANK, IV. J.,
is
visiting
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Alex,
Guy.
moderate pritem, These mantels cam b» seen pal np
- his watch dog about two weeks ago, and
In mj warelioiiie, to tnat lnteaana pnresuen «an
In Uw county of Monmonth, all those certain
a few .days afterward bis corn crib and
gainao Idea of now toer will loot In their tamaos.
HOUSES
AND
LOTS
OF
LAND,
chicken roost'were robbed, The dog reAll Unda of slate goods andalatawnt. Hate
OOEANPORT NEWS.
hereinafter
described,
situate,
lying
u
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being
In
turned home a day.or two after the robBooilng lit (talon an! n n n Work a
too township of Bbrewabury, In tbe county of MonAn wort euaranteea. I t u n e * P a t e n t — . ' bery, and it la surmised that it wasA Three-Pound Babj — Poit-OfD.ee moulb and state of New Jersey, at Bed Bank, beUon
forfiUna-leaky cUmneya, Tar taper lot sal*.
ginning at a point In tbe centre of Beach street
taken away temporarily in order to
Note«-A New House.
where the same Is Intersected by Ibo center linnet
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THOMAS WABWIOK,
make the robbery easier.
Mrs. Mary Heaves, wife of William Bridge arenue; tnenco (1) aoutherly, along the cenElwood Dangler, of Poplar, was re- Neaves, gave birth to a baby which ter of Bridge avenue four bundred and tblrty-nre
Ooner Bridge Aieaae aad Monmonla Stnet,
cently charged with having attempted weighed only three pounds about a week feet, more or leas, to line of land now or formerly
BED BANK. N. J.
Bebecca Drummood's; tbence (2) easterly, along
an outrageous assault on his six-year-old ago. Mrs. Neaves is a very small woman, mid
Drummond's line three bundred and Wly-lwo
daughter. A hearing was held last week not much over four feet in height.
feet and six Inches more or less; tbence (3) northeralong the center of Willow street, formerly Park
before Justice Brinley, of Long Branch,
Samuel W. Qrlscom has recovered ly,
•venue, four bundred and ibtrtj-nve feet to tho
and the evidence was deemed sufficient from his recent severe sickness suffloient- oonter
of BMcb street; thence W westerly, along
to send him to the county jail to await I; to be about, but he has not entirely tbe center of Beach street one hundred and seventyOre feet to tbe northeast corner of the Roeerelt lot:
the action of the grand jury.
regained his health.
tbenoe (5) southerly, along tbe eatterly line of said
'Squire Tallman has contracted to Roeevelt lot one hundred and eighty-five feet to the
corner thereof; tbence (0 westerly, along
carry the mail from tho railroad station southeast
the southerly line of said lot nlty feet to tbe southFAIR HAVEN NEW8.
to ihe office, and ho is now the official west corner thereof: tbence (7) northerly along the
westerly line of aald lot one bundred and. eight]
mail messenger.
A Volunteer Ball-A Surprise Partr- Mason John S. Conovor is building a nve feet to the center of Beach street; thence (I
westerly along the center of Beach street one bunDois Kill Sheep.
new house for bis daughter, Mrs. Chae. dred and twenty-seven feet and all inches to the
Tho Volunteer club held a sociable at Moody, on the lot adjoining bis own place of beginning.
Liberty ball on Monday night. On ac- residence.
The above premises will be sold In lota. The Imcount of, the stormy weather and ex- Postmaster J. E. Corlies haa received provements
donslau of two large dwelling houses
tremely bad traveling the number pres- authority from the government to move (one nearly new), and out-bulldlnin.
Conditions made known on day ot sale.
RED BANK, N.J.
ent was smaller than ueual at the gath- the post-office to liia new store,
SAMUEL W. UENDHICESOH,
erings of the club. There* were abou
1. E. LAMKIKO. Attorney.
Guardian
Be verity persons in attendance. One of
Don't fail to see Chanfrau In Kit at
the most noticeable absemees was the the opera house on FebruaryrWth:—Adv.
-ATrThe above sale has been postponed to
president of the club, who attended a
merry-making at Long Branch that
Neckwear of all kinds at Cdrlies's,
The short winter days and the
night. A very pleasant time was en- Broad street,—Adv.
joyed and the dancers did nbt leave the
long
winter nights are hei$. In
At ihe same ..lime and place. Bale positive that
hall until four o'clock Tuesday morning.
. BIBTBS.
order
to enjoy life and pass the
8. W. BKNDIIICKSON, Guardian.
Blanche Little, daughter of Frank
M U Y . - I D Mtddlftown totrniblp, on bunday,
Little, was given a Burprise party on February 810, Mrs. William Bny, f a a S i e r
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE,
time
the
average man must have
Monday night of last week by a number
CONOVEIU-at Uolmdel, on Sunday, February
In order to avoid carrying
. -OFtobacco. We haveJt—lots of
of her young friends. About thirty 8U>, Mra. Henry P. Oooorer, of a son.
little boys and girls attended the party
CON0VEK.-AtHolmdel.on Tuesday, February
over the balance of my stockof
it—and of the be'st^quality. If
and speut'the evening In playing games. 3d, Mn. Wm. 8. Conovor, ol a n o ,
OBaVES.—At AtlanUoUlBbUndil, on Thursday,
Musio and refreshments afso formed part
By order of the Orphans' Oourt of the County o!
you smoke cigars we would like
stoves until next season
Feoruarjom, Mr». Lewis B.Uraves, or ajoD.
Monmouth, state of New Jersey, tbe subscribed ad'
of thp attractions for the little folks.'
to
sell them to you by the single,
HAKD,-At ned Bank, on Saturday, retrutry mlnutrator of the estate of Andrew J. Fupo
Several Fair Haven dogs got in a field 7tb, lire; Oconre Uaod, or a daugbtor.
cotsed, will aell al publlo auction at the
I will sell them at reduced prices
where Edward Kemp keeps tits sheep,
one, by the quarter's worth, or •'
MOUNT.—At Atlanllo HUtbluda, on Monday GLOBE HOTEL, RED BANK, N. J
.
,
and one of tbe sheep was killed. Mr, rebruary 9th, Mm. Charles Mount, ot a and.
I have a complete line of tinby the box. -Our brands of cigars
" -ONKeough, tho owner of the dog that killed
NEAVES.—At Ooeanport, on-TuMdaj, February
S A f C B D A Y , F B D B V A B Y 21«t, 1801
the aheep,' was ordered to shoot hii ani- 3d, lira. Wm. Neares, ora daugbter.
are well-known andhave a repu- '
at
two
o'clock,
r.
M.,
all
that
tract
or
parcel
or
land
ware,
ironware,
stove
fixtures,
mal.
and premises situate, lying and being at
tation for giving entire satisfacIHARBIA.OB8.
Tho euchre club, had a gathering at
•pONB OF TBaVgrates, fire-bricks, sieves, coal
PBAGTIOAL
DlilDQK—WIKOKLEft.-At iidury F«rk. on
Mrs. William Bennett's on Monday night.
tion to the sinoker.
'Tburaday, February Bib, by Ue Bev. A. >. Hlllcr, In the township ot Shrewsbury, County of MonAt this meeting Mrs. Fisher proved her- Martha, daughter of Ralph Bridge. o( Long Brand]
moulband state ot New Jersey, on the east side of hods, etc.
In chewing and smoking toself the best player in the club,
and Tbooaa J. Wlnciler, ol Aabury I*art.
the road leading from Little silver to Parkrrdllq,
Charles Doughty and his daughter
CL4TT0N-nil.UAM8.-At Aabury Par*, on beginning In the easterly line ol said road at tho
baccos we carry all the popular
Maria have returned from their vieit to Wedneaday, Februarjr4Ui, by tbe Bar. A. J' Millar, northwest corner ot W. C. Llpplncott's land; ihenco
-OFdauabter of Henry 0. Clayton, ot Aabury along the north line of said Llpplncott's land one
TIED BANK, N. J.
Mr. Duugbty'e son John, who lives at Helen,
brands. Our prices are all right,
hundred and seventy-live feet; tbenoe northward,
Park, and Norman Wllllami, ol Brooklyn,
Huntington, Long Island.
HANCE-BEnGEN.-AlAtbury Park,on Monday -parallel with the east line of said road ofty feel;
too, and we treat our customers
' Mrs. Frank Fees, ot Anbury Park, has July urn. Mm. Time llanos, ot TlnioD ralla, and thence westward, parallel with aald Ucplaootrs
said north line one bundred and ncventy-flre feet to
Having taken charge of iny Moulding and Planloff
been visiting her father, Burnt HolmeB Lowls B. HOTROD, ol Colt'a Neck.
courteously.
the east line of (aid road; Ibcnce southward along
UIH
again,
I
am
prepared
to
do
Stair
Building
and
McUACKIN-DKNNIB.—At Ked Bank, on Bun- the east line ot said road Dfty feel to tbe place of beBennett, for the past few days,
day. February 8iu. by tbe Hev. W. H. WDlle, Mln ginning. Also all Use land in the publlo road lying
If you smoke a pipe and want
'Mrs. Henry Matthews, of Colt's Neck, Sarah
MoGackln and WllUam t. Dennis, both ol Bed immediately In front of said premises to the middle
has been visiting her neice, Mrs. John II. Bank.
ot said road.
,
a
good one, call and examine
For
Price*,
Look
on
the
Second
Pace
Sutphen. . . ,_ •
,.PBONT ST., BED DANK, If. J.
POLHEMOS-OIIOX80N.-At Howoll, on TuesConditions made known on day otsalo.
BERGEN'S
MONUMENTS' AND HEADSTONES.
RED BANK, N. J.,
Something Entirely Carriages and BusinessWagons,
New
Road, Coach and Draught Harness.
LADIES' ;
OVERSHOES.
JOHN C, AUl, ..
Fashionable Merchant Tailor,
rit! tat HtsW 9f
UM Ht Hmr.
CARRIAGES.
Storm Slipper. BUSINESS WAGONS.
A First-Class Farm
FOR RENT *
B. IF.
L C. HAZARD 8 GO., NEW YORI.
Or to Let on Shares.
FIRST-CLASS MEATS
HARNESS.
CARHART's" MARKET,
FISH SCRAPJOR SALE.
WOOD TURNING
SCROLL JAWING.
HORSE FURNISHING GOODS.
REAL ESTATE. 399.
THOS. WARWICK,
Slate & Tin Roofer,
GOWDY & PITCHER,
SLATE MANTELS,
CALL AND SEE OUR
Spring Style Fur Derbyj
FOR GENTLEMEN, AT 8 8 CENTS.
J.Gullington&Son,
TOBACCONISTS,
IT'S A WONDERFUL BARGAIN
Front Street,(Opposite Broad),
399
PARLOR STOVES
Friday Feb. 13, '.91
M. M. DAVIDSON,
Reduced Prices.
ine frice lloiliier, latter and furnisher
REAL ESTATE.
Sif.3! parlor
BROAD 8TREET, RED BANK, N. J.
GEO.T.HOOK,
CARQUINEZ,
STAIR BUILDER
FINEST BRANDS
LITTLE SILVER, N. J,
S/SABATH,
Stoves and Tinware,
A MOCK TRIAL.
Fan at Tlulon F«IU laat Friday
Night. '
In place of the debate of the Tinton
Fulls club last Friday night there woe a
mock trial in which the citizens of Tinton Falls wero the plaintiffs and John
W.Bennett figured as defendant. The
charge' was that Bennett had obstructed
tho highway with eleven oil barrels, The
people were represented by Jlmmio
HaKUorton and wm, Murphy, and Benjamin Franklin Griggs and J, W. Riordan
were Mr. Bennetts counsel. Frank
. Johnson, Jr., aotod as judge, Mr, Den
uett pleaded not guilty, Tlie court orlor
was Trovonium Bennett. Tho jury was
ooaiposod of William Reed, foreman;
Pearson Bennett, John Murphy, George
Reed, Alvln Btinnelt and Edward Lipplncott. The witnesses,for.tho people
" were^WmiOaBtlsr, Thomas Johnson;
Allio Conovor,-John Connors, Wm." I.
Conovor and Matthow Callahan. Mr.
.Bonnott'B wltneenns woro himsolf, Martln'Oavonnugh, J. ErrlcliBnn, Barcilla
UendrlcUaon and Frank Soden. There
1
VVDB K'good d « r * f KnmoTouati'sMmfitiy
given, and thu counsel on eiich side
' made a good deal of fun In summing up.
Tito Jury brought in a verdict of not
guilty,
i' '•'
..>;'••
Tho tariff dobnlo, whloh was set down
for last week, was postponed until tbe
coming Friday night.
<
day, February Sd, by tbe Iter. II. F. Slllwell, Mlas
BENJAMIN F. KINO, Administrator.
Anna M. Polbemua and Oharlea B, Croitop, boin of
Dated Octoberaial, 1890.
Uowoll lowninlp.
BUARP-UUltNKtt.-At Loin nranob, onTbumday, February Bin, Belle, daugbter ot 8, T, Bbarp,
and JoacpHDurnor, bolhotLoDnIirancb. '
8TILWAG0H-PATTUt80N.vAt Aabury Park,
Atlantic Highlands, >N.J.,
on Tueaday, rebruary Jd, by Us Ber. Ooo. 0. Waddook, Minnie, daughter of Cbatlea Staimuroo, ot UDaUUBS IN
bury Paik, and Wm. V. Patterson, ot Turkey.
WOnBILL-MOnniB.-'AtManamnan.an Monday, February «d. by the Kej, r. T. Drown, Mln
Mary E. Worrell ana J. llolmea Morrla, boin ol
Manaaquan.
A FULL LINE OF QENT8" OLOTUING, HATS
HILUNKBY, W0IWTED8. 11IBBONS, ftc
- DEATHS.
< DOWUAN.-At Coifs Neck, nn Friday, IHbruary
STATIONERY AND H0VELTIE8.
Olb, Cbarles W. Bowman, «K«d 83 yean.
CRAWrbRD.-At Oooonlcon Batnrdajr. «Wmi- Agents for tbe Domcstlo Patterns and also for tho
ary?to, Wm.U. Crawford, otuiewuod.
t
Staten Island Dyeing Establishment.
COOPKB.—At LODB Branch, on Saturday, JanuA' BIQ STOCK OF WOOLLEN GOODS.
ary Slat, Alexander L. OooDer, aRed 00 year*
ODRRY.—At Red Bank, on Saturday, Fobrujry
71b, Mra. Julia A.uunrr.aced 60 yearaandT months.
DAVI8.—At Port Hoamoutb, on Tuoaday. February 8d, Jaraea D. Darli, aged TO yean and 0 moniha.
•' FOUNTAIN.-Al' Malawan, on Tnunday, February Mb, Ml» rbebo A. Fountain, aged M yean, a
monlba and lOdaja.
Wlllmeetat FENWIOK.-In Bouth Dakota, on Friday. January aoio, Mary K., wife of Wm. 0. Fenvrlck, and
daughter ol Blchard 8mllB, of Koyport. '
aVEANBIY.-VAt Ocoanlo, on Sunday, February
Sib, l7»l au«rni»y,«([«l Myoara
^liHHe«Wan8pMn>^Bunay;T
i, Mra. Baoh«l B. arorer, aged M years.
IIOFfiT-At K«n»rt,oa Tburaday. Februar; tin, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY J«h, 1801
lira. MarljioD, tgea 68 yoara ana 0 raonina,
K0IITKNHUU8.-41 Oimwood, on T*iuradar, At 10 n'clock, A . ¥., for tho purpose of Paaslng BUM
February otb, JOOOIB, Infant daughter ol Jennie
•gainst the township,
s
and Annual KorlCDtwui.
,
'
,
A . O. U A B 1 I I 8 O N ,
.:, I . A « . - A t Aabury Park, on Bunilay, February lit.
' i . • T o w n n h l p Clerk
L. D. Brush & Co.,
Ladies' and Gents' Furnishing Goods.
NOTICE.
Township Comtnit eo of S t a l u r j Townsltip
COMMISSIONERS' HALL,
California Canned Fruits.
All Kinds of Mill Work.
'
TI108.fr. BROWS.
;.j.
[urn
GEORGE T. HOOK,
Brown & Kleine, Mill
AAloinina Bttamboat Wharf,
R H I D BAJSTEC, XT. J .
Wnolwalo and Retail Dealera In
COAL, WOOD and FERTILIZERS
We handle the Itest llrades or Hard,
Medium and Free Unrnlnjr Coal.
Also, the Heat Qnallty of
Blacksmiths' Coal.'
Stockbrldgo, H. J. Baker's, and Ohittenden'a Phoaphatee—three boet brands
for Monmouth County soil. ,
PERtrVIAN QUANO AND OANALA
. UJSLEAflHED..WOOD 45HES43y^,
THE ION OB OAJt-LOAb.
land Platter and Pun ParU Qrttn.
Stone
and Shell Lime In » > « • • •
n an
Now York
York afannna
Maonre kr
r. New
lltjv
Boator.Car-l.onl.
aUended to.
or Ihe Paper.
- W E 8KLL T D E -
on Front Street,
Near TSrocamorton's Lumber Yarn,
BED BABE. N.J.
WIKOFFS
Emulsion of Cod liver Oil
Paris Sugar Corn
WWcb baa taken f l i medals (or being sopetlorto
alloiiers.
•
F. F. SUPP,
M0NM0UIH ST., BED BANK, N. J.
-AMD-
Bonum
Bicycles Repaired
and put In
, FIR8T-CLA88 ORDER,
COUGH SYRUP, MARK L. MOUNT,
-AT- .
I.fi.IH
8 BBOAD STREET,
RED BANK, U J.
West SVoriffit.T'tlecl B ^ T C t l
Special ittMUoa gtren to tbi
Repairing of Mjkvin Mowert.
pur large and varied stock of.
applewood, briarwood and meerschaum pipes.
We will sell you a good applewood pipe as low as ten cents. .
We can sell you a briarwood
pipe for fifteen cents, and will sell >
you a genuine briarwood bull*
dog pipe for thirty-five cents.
Meerschaum pipes are more
expensive, but some people will
not smoke any other kind. We
have the genuine article.' >
,
In wood, metal and amber
mouth-pieces we have ^,large
stock to select from.
, -'•,' ' \r
tetBlr—too ptoad in work, too
t o e f o p ta&Wnkl
L
U
W. 3 . C O F F ,
U
AJUS/JAD
GROCER,
tfj* Reoiusin't wll fy/tatn put on «•
tiitMm»m^tiiSa!
Kj&erdllmugrto ec Ur, Ati&lkig utoA
JthtUBGtAjlM l*&dutust kttfa
BROAD
BTttBET,
for Ml* Joyce. •
Lwre Nuw York vteOeninl E.E.of » . /
VUO9T STjtUfKT,
«U,lIUa.m.; l»,4(W,«lK)»,iSltt»;6g pto " H e tutw natsery go-Sam," titid he.
. Bunosys* »«) a.m.; 4 oil pjn. Vu P.
•'upetairs—Bcooiid story, back, pleaee," Next to the First Nttlontl Bank,
RED
BANK,
N.
J.,
2nd with a backward motion of U s
thvunb the footman went about his'busl*
i S j Brt«£ «J0, TM,8O5,»«0,».i.( 118,
Dealer iociolM and selected
RED BANK, N. J.
ness. While Mr. Atheling, somewhat
4 aol i ^ .
!
tt
Borprised and a little annoyed, ascended
- OOBan « « « . ' • « It, 860,'7«,B 10a.m.: 1*65,
4W» A SO p.m.
t
i
thflfitairewft
ti
{ {yhhiiy^f.
i^f
The door was half open, and oven as
T B A I N S U A T C BEIT BANK.'
lor .New York. Newark and JDlxabeih, 64a, r IB,,
tA» IM taul* <nuo «o mo
he knocked at the panels he could see We have an unusually large
814* (Jfdw York only), 8)», 818 (New Tort .
Was tta eons; of vtottnr,
Madeline Joyce on a loweofa in the win- A mat or—
oaly), » « , 1180 a.m.; l*& to,\m,
1W
stock of
UkatMBuw'sexuliaat strain
dow, a book in her lap and two or three
p.o. Suaaays, 8 08,» 48 a.u.; * ii, 800 p.m.
•sfMtkawoasMiM tbesiain,
11
long Branch, Ocean Grove, Sea utn, baiia
l i t e tin flute* bkxKUtliTtag Ma
chubby little boys swarming around her,
nuaa
ana
joint
Plesmrj,
Hi,
»W,
WS8
OB U* battle-plain ot lite- evidently intent on anything and everyI.O.; WSB, >so, 680, o « , 780 p.m. BunVw tttf t n t ths Abboej rung
thing but their lessons.
dws (eiMpt Ocean Grove), 10 88, 11 SO a.to.;
Of t&eipcv tfcst 6Uu IUSX :
&*fj D40p.m.
Bhe started up, crimson and confused,
New Leghorn Citron, 8 Crown Califor« dtoescowlers scowl.
rOB TKEKHOLD TM MATAWAN. ,
at the sight of the dark, handsome face
nia Bajsina, Currant*, California and Leave Bed Bant, a a), liau saa.; IW, us, ica
UA UK growlers growl.
she knew so well.
p,m.
-^.
ted tb» p u n g u g go It;
Turkish
Prunes,
Oranges
and
,
(OB BCD BANK YIA JUTAWAN. "
Bat rctta* tie night
-TOE
THBf
"It is about the rent," she gasped.
Leave Freehold, 8 Co. 11W a,m.; 4 «A «S5 p.m.
Item's •plantyallujlit,
Mixed Table Nutsi
Yea,
yos—I
knew.
Wo
cannot
pay
it
Aod everything l« all rltfit '
ItefiutherpanictuanaeetlmotsMesaiatittlon .
just yet, but-but—'*
EOJTJS BLODQEIT,
II. p. BALDWIN,
And I know It t
Agent for tie
Fall and Winter Trade.
• 8p.pt.
Q.P.A.O.tt. U.OfN.J.
He smiled as he took her baud.
Ktiu't Mai b u t a i n flight,
J.B. WOOD G.P. A. P . B . E K
'
'•You
are
not
going
to
the
White
Fused tnmado through lbs night,
' Denotes express trains.
Through Ids shadow chill and gray.
Mountains, then?"
HUNGARIAN
FLOUR,
;
UBMMBYLyAMlA
UAILUOAl*
COlT"Yea, I am?-as Mrs. Benjamin's nurHade from cbolcett winter wheat, and warranted
sery governess. Only mamma does not C L O A K S ,
On and after October 6tb, 1800, '
aa» Oueaaany brandon toe market.
know. It would break her heart, Mr,
BUD giad tnampa Dotes We Bang
.^ „ TBAW8WIUCIBAV* Blli) BANK
Iron toe. sour mat Bliss lung:
JACKETS,
For New York, Newark and Elizabeth, 7 It and
Atheling.
And
the
very
first
quarter's
l e t the bowlers howl,
*.n>4 and 004 i t m. On Bunflays,» 48 a.m.j
Buckwheat and Fancy Golden Syrup. 1 »048
salary I receive shall be forwarded imAM I M toowlen soowl,
0 6 piUis' •
*"
•
-..'•.
And to* growlers growl, ,
mediately to you. For—"
" B»nway,Vigand!l43a.m.; t n 4 « 0 4 p j a On
and
WRAPS,
r
" Madeline 1" he burst forth impulGround and Turk's Island Salt
BtMda,jLtt48 a.m.; 0 06 p.m.
—
ffiffl"
sively, " I have mistaken you—I have '. In great variety at moderate prices.
" wooabrfdge,84aa.m.;ande04p,tn. On8on-~
There's a plenty of light.
days, 643a.m.; Out)p.m.
misjudged you
altogether!
Will
you
And everybody la all right,
NEW 6O0D3 &BUPEBIOE QUALITY. "Perth Amboy, >43 a.m.; and 804 p.m. Oo '
Andlknowjil
pardon me?f
Sundays, 8 4(1 a.m.; and 01» p.tn.
, " I don't understand you, Mr. Athe- BLANKETS, ~~~.
"South Amboy, 7 IB and 0 4S8.m.; and «M
All customers will do well to Inspect tbex.
p.m. 00 Sundays, 8 49 a.m.; 6 06 pjn,
ling."
" • ' . . MADELINE JOYCE'S PRIDE.
"Matawan,7 It and 048a.ro.; and 104 p.m. On
COMTOETABLES,
OF $10,000 WORTH OF
!
W. S. GOFF.
And then he explained. Madeline's
8nndaya,B43s.m.;eO6p.m,
" Mlddletbwn, 7 It and »& a.m.; and 604 p.m.
"Strawberries I strawherrieaJ Very, scarlet upper lip curved.
C0UNTEBPANE8,
FRONT
S
T
.
,
FOOT
OF
BROAD.
On Sundays, 9 4a a.m.; and 8 00 p.m.
"And
you
believed
I
could
go
fashionfine and fresh—lady, please buy f "
" Philadelphia and Tnntori (connecting at HuhAt a mtcttaa olttoBoard ol Health ot the Town
But Madeline Joyce, leaning from tbe hunting, pleasure-seeking, while—while
wa>», 7 ft a.m.; and ft 04 p. m. On eundsjt,
,
BED QOTLTS,
ot Bed Bank, held February 2d, 1891, the following
8 43 a.m.; 8 Oo p.m.
open window, with her cheek idly sup- weowed money that we could not pay 1
ordinance was passed:
" Usap Branch, point Pleasant and lntennedWt
Oh,
Mr.
Athalingl"
ported on her hand, shook her head.
' ETC., ETC.
AN OHDINAN0B CONQEHNINQ 80AVENGBO3.
suUons, 10 40 ajn.it a and 0S7PJH. uu Sun' 1. Be it ordained by the Board of Health ot tbe
Five minutes later Master Clarence
" No—I do not want any,, child."
days,lii»a.m.; and6B0p.m. {Do cot stop at
Town ot Bed Bank. Tbat no prl?y vault or cesspool
Asbury Part on Sundays.)
And the strawberry girl passed on Benjamin, the oldest and most aggraREGARDLESS OF COST.
within the Town of Bed Bank shall hereafter bo
" Toms Blver, Bay Head lnli t and Intcrmedlsle
her dear, Bhrill voice echoing fainter vating of the trio of boys, rushed down
cleaned except by means of some apparatus apstations, week days, 10 40 a.m.
proved by this Board, or by ihe Inspector thereof.
and fainter in the distance, as she went. to his mother's boudoir, whore Mrs. BenTBA1N8 LEAVE PBILIDILPBIA,
No person shall clean out or empty any privy mill
Broad street, (via Bahway),
Madeline gazed after her with sad jamin was half distracted over the mysN O R E A S O N A B L E O F F E R R E F U S E D . or
cesspool unless bo b u 0n( received a permit
Bed Bant, 8 N a.m. and 4 00 p.m. On Bonteries of packing for the White Mountberetortrom this Board. Tbeapparatuawbk'hany for
, days.820p.m.
. •
person
proposes
to
use
la
emplyloR
privy
vaults,
tains.
•
•
,
"Poor and .proud, proud and poor I"
' TBAINB LEAVE NEW' YOBI,
JAMES NORMAN. .._ In disposing of our itock we find a quantity of articles that cesipoou, etc., abs.ll bu Inspected by ibb Board and " ' Deabrossea
and Oortlandt street ferries.
she murmuredto<ht!e^eU,-__iip, why are " Mamma 1 mamma PL-he howled,
If fouud satisfactory a penult for the use of said ap- D10s>.m.;li!Mand510p.m.
OnSuoday«,li45».ni.;
inyhanda tied by mamma's absurd pre- grasping her hand, "come quick. There's
RED BANK, N. J.,
shall be Issued to Bald person on payment
andolspjn,'
are slow to move, and it is necessary for us te make decided re- •paratus
tq,tbls Board of the sum of ten dollars. The permit, 0HAB.
judices ? Well, Beatrice. $oat is It f" a strange man whispering to Miss Joyce DM been appointed
E. P0QH,
J, B.WO0D.
nwlnted
m
manager
a n a g e r ot
ot
Uia B « 4
when
so
irlven.
thai)
entitle
the
holder
ot
inesamu
", For her yonngersister bin come noise- and BheVi crying."
General Manager.
G«n. Passenger Agert
ductions in prices, and it makes an opportunity for some people to empty or clean privy vaults, cesspools, eta.; ID
Blank
ank B
Branch
r a n c h of 'the
lessly in—a toll slip of a thing, like one , But when Mrs. Benjamin reached the
the Town of Hod Bank, with the apparatus so in- JOBN 8.APPLEQATK.
FBED W. UOI'E
to secure decided'bargains.
spected and approved by tbls Board, but with no
..of the graceful field lilies that grow in scene of action the tears were all dried
other apparatus, for the term of one year from Ita
^
& HOPE,
up, and Madeline was Bmiling' and col'
solitary places.
:
[nuance;
'
.
11
"The bill from the baker's. Madeline, oring radiantly.
And Is prepared to supply oil In anr quantltr
u.
And
bo
it
ordained,
That
no
apparatus
shall
be
COUNSELLORS
,AI LAW,
"Oh, Mr. Atheling, it is you!" cried
"Another bill!" with an impatient lift
app'oved by tbls Board unless Ihe same shall bam
airtight boiea or barrels In which to remove the
of the eyebrows. "Did you tell the man the.lady, recognizing the wealthy land- FROM ONE BARREL UP.
RED
BANK,
,
contents ot said privy vaults, cesspools, etc. ~K
holder at a glance. ' 'And Maddy—"
we had no money, Beatrice?"
3. And belt ordained, Tbat any and every per"What would have been the use, "I may as well tell you," said MadeM O N K O D T a OOTJMTY. NKW JEK8EY.
son
provided
with
an
apparatus
wbtcb
has
bran
InBalance of Our Cloak Stock at
Maddy? Of course I did not teU him." lino softly, "Mr. Atheling has asked Dealers Supplied at Low•pected and approved by tbtii Board, or by the In- WILUAMPINTARD,
spector thereof, shall be nnlltled to a permit on payme to marry him, and—"
"And inaxnma ?"
ment to this Board or any officer thereof ot the
est Market Prices.
"Bhe does not know—she is reading in "And you will lose your nursery govCOUNSELLOR AT LAW.
sum above meDlloned.
UKD BANK, N.J.
erness,"
said
Atheling,
smiling.
the parlor; she will not let me mend the
4. And be It ordained, That any permit which hai Over Button's Stove Store.
Positively
Half
Price.
been granted by this Board may be revoked In case HIJBT M. NtTtra.
So Madeline Joyce never gave up her OIL DELTVERED.
table-cloth; she says it is not work for
• EOUVXD WlLSOX,
the
person
receiving
saldpermltsballuseaoy
other
ladies. O, Maddy, what shall we do?" honest pride, but she was poor no longer
Counselor atLauf.
• Attorney at Lav.
apparatus than ibat for wnich the permit baa been
Madeline arose and began pacing im- either in heart or purse. And Bhe went (Men b j mall will receive prompt attention.
given, or lu cose the apparatus shall become leaky or 1>JEVrcS & "WILSON,
otherwise unlit for use; and tbe person rewiring ti
LAWorncEa.
patiently up and down the room, her to the White Mountains after all, but it
J A M E S ffORHAlU,
lucb penult shall be subject to the penalties henjnRED BANE, N. J.
- white Blender hands clasped over her was as a bride and not as. Mrs. BenjaB e d B a n k , If. J .
ifur set forth for ihe violation of any of Ibe promin's companion.
...,
TAUES HTEEN,
head.
.
visions ot this ordinance.
6.
And.be
It
ordained.
That
any
penon
violating
V Hush I" she cried abruptly, "there
Cor. Broad and Mechanic Sts., Red Bank, N. J any of the provisions ot this ordinance shall be subOOCN8ELLOR AT LAW.
HORSES TO HIRE.
is a ring at the bell. It is Mrs. BenjaNotary publio and Commissioner of Deeds for
lectio a penalty of twenty.nvc dollars, to be sued
min again," .
~
BATO11TOWK.». J.
lor and recovered by tuts board ID the manner now " ! » Tfork.
provided or hereafter to be provided by law for tbe
Ana Madeline went down stairs to the
ATKINS~& CONK,
ILLIAM D. CAMPBELL,
recovery of penalties for tbe violation ot the ordidarkened room where Mrs. Joyce sat in
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
nances ot tbe Board ot Health ot Boroughs; and all
svcoteaoBTO
•
Proprietors of t i e
Offloes In Townley'a New Hollaing.
faded silk land darned lace, a relic of the
penalties eo collected aball be payable to tbe treasurer ot tbe Board ot Health ot Ihe Town ot llm) Law business In nil Its branches.
glorious past, with white, wasted hands,
TTaaion.
L
i
v
e
r
y
Stables,
LONCi 1IBANCU, N.J.
WORTHXEY & MULLINER,
nanb. In whatever name these ordinances may be
folded in her lap, and an embroidered
ON WBABf AVENUE, BKD BANK,
enforced.
DJUI.EE IM
:>
fACOB 8HUTT8,
ottoman tinder her feet. 0. And be II ordained, Tbat all ordinances and
hafe
a
number
of
good
road
bones
I
,
AUCTIONEER.
" It is like a dream," Madeline said to
paruotordlnancesberetoforepassed bythlsBoard,
8pecUI attention given to sales ot farm stock,
which may In anywise cocQIci with tula ordinance,
herself, smiling impatiently, aa Mrs.
For Hire at Seasonable Prices.
farm Implements and other personal property.
be and the same are hereby repealed.
Benjamin and her mother prattled on
P. O. Address; BUUEWBBUllY. N. J.
Passed February 2,1891.
about the current topices of the day.
8tjll«h ami comfortsblo wugonn, good liorees,
U. H. DBOUAN, President.
S. SNYDEH.
Thin
underwear,
chilled
limbs,
a
cold,
docJOHN
H.
COOK,
Secretary,
"And to think that there is nothing m
warm
robes
ami
low
prices,
make
the
Union
UTCTJ
LITTLE SILVER, N. J.
•
Ellabllshed 1873.
the house for dinner 1 .PerhapsMrs. Lehlgh and Wilkesbarre Coal well Slabloa the most popular In Red Bank.
MAL ESTATE, OENERAL INSURANCE A LOANS
Q HEKIFF8 8ALE.—By virtue of a writ Commissioner
of Deeds and Surveyor. Also InsurBenjamin will ask mamma to dine, and
lUOHAED
ATEINB,
. Bcreened and Clean.
l n. fa. to me directed. Issued out of tbe Court
ance Broker for New York and Vicinity.
Bee and I can Bend out for half a pound
tor's bills and funeral expenses cost in the ofO oCbanwry
t U. OONK.
of tbe Slate of New Jersey, will be exMiDDurroWK. N. J.
Oak, Uloiory and Pine Wood by the Load or Barrel.
posed to sale at public vendue. ON MONDAY, TUK
of crackers. We can eat anything."
TXB.
Q. F. MARSDEN,
lllth
DAT
OF
raiKOAUY.
1891,
between
tbe
hours
LOWEST MABKET PRICES.
And through her disjointed meditaot 11 and A o'clock, (at 2 o'clock). In the afternoon
tions her mother's soft, sweet voice
of said day, at the court House at rreenold, In ibe
•
, HOMOWPATHIO
neighborhood of $200.
township of Freehold, county ot Monmoutn, New
Bounded as voices sometimes sound when
PHYSICIAN AND SUBQEON,
Sersey, alt Ibostt ti&cts or parcels ot land and premone is half-sleeping, half-awake.
rBONT
BTBEKT,
BED BANK. N. J
Uea hereinafter particularly described, «ltuate,lytc(t
Klonmouth RC, near Railroad Depot,
VTothBmfteMountains? Withyou?
nnd being In Ihe towusblp of Phnmsbury. In Ibe TAS. MCCAFFREY, D. V. S.
Our
best
underwear
costs'
from
$2
to
$3
1
county
of
Moomoulh,
and
state
of
New
Jeraey,
near
BED
DANK,
H.
J.
My dear Mrs. Benjamin, you are very
VETEIUNABY BUM EON.
Oceanic, on the northerly ilde ot Canon tlrntt.
Graduate ol American Veterinary College, N. Y.
kind, I am sure, and Maddy must use
being known and designated as lots number seven
Irving street, between Broad Street
. her own discretion about accepting. Do
and elgbt on a map of lots of William W. Conorer, BMldence,
PURE DRUGS, MEDICINES AND
and Maple Avenue. IM Bank. N. J.
Samuel T. Uendrlclson and John 8. Apptegate,
per suit.
youhear, darling? Mrs. Benjamin wants
CHEMICALS.
near Oceanic made lu itMl by T. w. TtirockmurloD. JAMES WALSH,
; you to acoompany her to the mountains
bounded aa follows: North by other lands of said
as soon' aa she has secured a nursery
Conover et als, eaat by Ii)t4&utnber tour, Dveaod six
AUO TOILET ARTICLES, CHAMOIS SKINS,
said map, south by the center of Carton street, STEAM SAW AND MOLDING MILL,
governess for the dear little boys. I am
Strictly as a matter of economy won't it oo
Manufacturer of Sash and Blinds.
west Iiy lot cumber nine on said map. Baidlolsad- ^ ^
FANCrSOAPS, SPONGES, BRD8BE8, COMBS,
. sure it would be a charming opportunity
BED BANS. N. i.
jolo and form one parcel of land one hundred sev- HEOHANIQ &TE1EET,
FKBFDHEBT,
BTO.,
ETC.
for you to see a little of life, for circumenty-five feet ID length north and soutn.- measuring
i. F. WHITE,
to ibe center of said street, and one hundred feet In
stances, you know," with a gentle little
F h r e l e l a o * ' P r e a e r l p l l o n a a SpccIalCj.
L
ERAL
ESTATE
AN1>
1N8BYIANCE.
pay you to buy our warm and durable under- width, measuring east and west.
sigh, "procln.de me from giving you
JUSTICE Or THE PEACE.
8tnre aotosalble at all hourn.
8elzedasthe properly ot Patrick Shay et. ui. et. Bendrletaon Block.
B I D BANE, N. J.
much variety."
als., taken Ineiecuilon at the suit ot Patrick Igan,
Collection ot B11U a specialty.
Madeline looked up with a sudden
and to be sold by
11UL1EF p, SHUCK, Boentf.
it.U.t
prLloiTl,
8ul'r.
clothing
?
n
i
l
,
B.
F.
BORDEN,
glitter in her eyes; and Mjs. Benjamin
HENRY CARROLL,
Dated Ian. lCtb, 1631.
'
ts.40
- thought with surprise how pretty Mrs.
STJBOEOITDENTIST
Retail and wholesale dealer ID
Joyce's eldest girl was growing.
BDER TO SHOW CAUSE.
HC8IC HALL BUILDINO,
BED BANE, N.J.
"Anorseryeovernessi Ithinklknow
0
given to the administration Of
CORLIES THE CLOTHIER,
Monmoulh Orphans Court, January 83d, In January Particular AttentionAnaxthetics.
of some one, Mxg. Benjamin, who will
term,
181)1.
suit you, if—if your terms are at all lib- Wo L. DOUGLAS
Jane i. Klrby, administratrix of-mchard Kirby,
. THBOCKMORTON & VANDOBH.
eral.
and other »,
deceased, having exhibited to this court, under oath,
a true and Just accoubt of tbe personal estate and
"Three hundreds year and all ex- $3 SHOE
DENTAL StmoEONB.
BROAD
STREET,
•
R
E
#
B
A
N
K
,
N
.
J.
debt*
of
the
said
decedenMtbereby
II
appears
tbat
and bottler of
orncka:
penses paid," said Mrs. Benjamin, comthe personal estate of said deceased Is iniumdenl No. 5, Broad St.. Broadway,
Adj. Ubrary Ball.
Bd
placently. "Ithinkitisn'tataUstingy.
to pay hla debts, and requested the aid of the court
Bed Bana. N.J. Long Branch, H, J.
In
ibe
premises,
it
Is
therefore
ordered
that
all
perWho is it, Madeline?"
George
Ehret's
Lager
Beer,
sons
Interested
lu
lauds,
tenements
and
hereditaSOLD
ENRY J. CHILD,
"A young lady—a friend of mine.
ments ot the uld deceased, appear before the court
JUSTICE OF TUB PEAOE.
at Ibe court bouse In Freehold, on THUIWIMY, Offtee over Smock's hsrness store on Front Street,
When do you want her? "
FBONT STREET, RED BANK.
J. TRAFFORD ALLEN,
UAUCIISGTH. 1631, in show cause why so much of
. "At once; and then we can be off be- HENRY BRAF, Front St. r Red Bank, N. J.
BANK, N. J.
tbe lands, tenements, hereditaments and veal estate ThecoUecltngofBED
bills promptly attended to.
DUUI IS
fore the wilting weather comes in. Yon
of said deceased shall not be sold as will be suffiI keep Ibe finest wines and liquors In the market,
cient
to
pay
bis
debts,
or
the
residue
thereof,
as
Ihe
will accompany us, Madeline ?".
THOMAS
DAVIS,
JR.,
Muslins/Sheetings, Table Linens, and solicit tbe patronage of families, boardlDgcaw may require.
•a- INBUBtNCE AND SEAL ESTATE AGENT.
" Oh, of course—of course. That is, if
bouses, Hotels, and Ue trade gonemilj.
By
the
court,
fBONT
ST.
BED
BANK,
N.
J. (P. O. Box, 11.)
nunnrnn approves ? " with a glance at the
Crash Towels^, Etc, Etc.
DAVID 8. CRATER, Surrogate.
murwoe placed In the best Companies on most
' pretty, faded efflgyof former gentility,
The Best of Goods at the Lowest
reasonable terms.
ONMOUTH COURT OF COMMON
who sat in the shadows beyond, as beD. CHANDLER,
M1
Market Prices.
fitted her darned lace and withered com- White Goods, Aproiiings, Ham. PLKA8.
a
AltCUITECT.
PAINTS, OILS AND VARNISH.
plexion. Mrs. Joyce smiled faintly.
JAMES
II. PETERS,
i B I D BANK. N I W JKMIT.
burgs,
Torchons,
Etc.,
Etc.
Action
on
Contract.
OIBce
In
Bplnnlng
* Patterson's nulldlng.
"How ready the young birds are to
Attachment.
caopOs DeXl-(rex?e<3.
FELICIA k'DENNISON,
fly away and leave the parent nest," she
^IELD A BTJRROWE8,
Notice is hereby given Ibat a writ of attachment,
Dealers In
sighed. "Well, it is but natural. lean Kid Gloves, Hosiery, Notions, Billons, Orders by mall or telegraph promptly attended to.
at tbe suit et James U. Peters against the rlgbla
tDUBEB, LIME, LATH, PLASTER,
Call and see me when rou are ID need of any.
hardly blame Maddy for being anxious
Etc., Etc.
and credits, moneys and effects, goods and chattels, Cement, Bricks and Drain Tile, Builders' Hardware
lands acd tenements of Felicia U Dennlson, a non- Grass Beat, t o . Mixed Paints a Specialty. Also
to leave so dull a place as this?'
Uilng In my Hoe.
resident debtor, lor tbe sum ol three hundred dol- Georgia Plne.Ash, Whllewood and walnnt Lumber.
"Mamma," cried Madeline, passionlars, issued out of the Inferior Court of common
Near Railroad Draot. fimt BANK. N. 4."
lately, "it is not that. Oh 1 mamma, if N. J . W I L S O N ,
HENRY CAEROLL,
rieas, held at Freehold. In end for the County of
Uonoouita, OD the Thirteenth Day of November,
/ Ioould onlytellyou!"
1 EO, H. BTOUT.
A.
D.,
1H90,
returnable
and
returned
Into
Court,
DRY
AND
FANCY
GOODS,
And she hurried out of the room with
FRONT STREET, - RKDBANK, N. J.
NOTABY PUBLIC.
FRONT ST., OPP. MAPLE AVE., RED BANK, N. J. duly executed by the Bberlff of the County of Mon- X
a choking gasp in her throat.
Cor. ttrst and Mount Avenues,
mouth, on tbe Sixth Day ot December, A. D., 18110.
BROAD ST., RED BANK, N, J.
JOHN T. IIAIOUT, Clerk.
ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS. N. J
Mrs. Benjamin did not like scenes;
B8TABLISEBD 1884.
noliT. Allts, JR., Att'r fur Plaintiff.
SAAC L COLE,
she looked on with civil wonderment.
Dated December Bib, 1890.
PENSION CLAIM ATTORNEY.
But she understood it all-after a little
JOHN WJ3RAUN.
All NATV nnil Regular AKMY Claims Died by me
OF T H E B E S T Q U A L I T Y
•
MONMtfUTfl COUNTY FIRE INSURANCE AGENCY, ,
while.
STATE OF WILLIAM R. BROWN,
will be promptly prosrenled.
-THE FINESTOl&ce: G. A. B. Post-Room,
BED BANK, N. J.
,
DECEASED.
For
Ifodlclnal,
Moctmulcol
or
Culinary
Purposes,
or
". ' •
»
6~
»
•
Notice Is hereby given tbal the accounts of me
_"The landlord again!" cried Mrs.
for ibe Arts and Sciences.
subscriber, Bdmlnsiratm of salil deceasad, will lie
audited and stated by Ihe surrogate, and reported
Joyce in her soft, woU modulated voice.
H o l l y w o o d B y e W h l a k e r a Specialty.
to the orphans' court of tbe county of Monmoulb,
Seabright and Uttle Silver
"Mamma, said Beatrice, hurriedly,
The toUcwlnR Old and Time-Tried Companies BevroMnted:
on TUTJU8DAY, AHIIL lOril, 1801.
Tbe Hollywood brand ot Bye Wblskey la pure,
IN
RED
BANK,
"it's three months since he was here
UABHIET BnOWN,
HANOVEB
i
New
York
smooth,
and
as
a
bererairs
It
la
simply
dellgbtfnl.
Administratrix.
last, and—and don't you remember we b on Front street, opposite Broad, In Stout'a Block. Connoisseurs will appr«clitte It. For sale at the
CONTINENTAL....
,
Newifork
ArrnaiTt & llorx. Proctors.
didnt pay him then ?"
HAMBUBO-BHEMEN
Hamburg, Germany
Gull or a Slnnlo Garment, aUIie
N RULE TO BAB CREDITORS.
Bhe could say no more, for just then Fora Flret-Cliwslowest
ROYAL
.-.
..Liverpool
price, no to
BUUOIES, ROCKAWAY8, DEPOT
EX EOUTOn'B NOTICE.
WEST END HOTEL, LONDON AND LANCASHIRE......
Mr. Atheling himself followed on her
Daniel II. Applegutr, executor of David Belsnaw,
;
Liverpool
footsteps—a tall,'fine-looking man, dark
J . - W . BR-iSk-TTISr,
WAGONS, CARRYALLS AND
deceated.'by order of the surrogate «f Ihe county ol
LIVERPOOL,
LONDON
AND
CrLOBE
...London
RED
BANE,
M.
J.
BB a Spaniard, with square chin and T h e Deal m e r c h a n t T a i l o r In T o w n .
Monmoutb, hereby gives notice to Ibe creditors of
QUEEN
i
1
,.
London tbe
FARM WAGONS
said deceased lo bring In tbelr dubis, demands
browns calm asthat of an ancient Roman
J . J . ANTONIDES,
•
Proprietor.
FDJK ASSOCIATION.....
Philadelphia and claims against tbe estate of said decedent, unstatue. MIB. Joyce drew horaelf dignialways on hand,
der oath or nirlrmsllon within nine months from tue
Flnt-duu Ot and good Korkmonsaip guaranteed.
b
ORIENT
Hartford
fledlynp.
BICIIAHD HARRISON,
DAY OF JANUARY 1801, or they
MEBCHANTS
'
,
Newark TWENTIETH
will be forever burred ot any action tnerelor'affalDt
"This intrusion is scarcely called for, Cutting, Cleaning and Repairing at
Falnting.trlmmuig ana repairing In all Its brancliI............
Hartford the laid executor.
DANIEL U. APPLEOATE,
ei done) by Qnt-dus meoliuUcs.
First-class MerchantTailor NATIONAL....
Ur.AtheUng,"said she. "My daughter
Moderate Prices. And other loading 00.'«, (Including meind Accident). Onr P o l i t i c * a l a o
N RULE TO BAR CREDITORS.
transacts my business affairs far me—
Front St., s n t to Oumngton'i Clgw store,
b f l i l o n T N l H O , w b c t l i e r F i r e enanc* o r n o t .
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTlfiB.
my daughter, who h now at the White
Batea aa low as companies with large eiperlence can prudent]; and safelr make—(the banrd deterCharles Doufibl{, administrator of Barah Dough- Eitsl o r W s « o n « a n d C»rrl«gesj M
BED HANK, X. J.
mountains, or going there immediately." Stop at Bailey's Corner
mining tbe ratej Gneaprata a n a lure lndei of the poorest ituuranoe. With lance practloo and ei- ty, deceased, by order ol the Surrogate of tbe noun*
Present on uand i
' •
A full stock of fashionable (roods for (be P A I, V leDdeakno«lediteofe<ininanleaand material XartsapMrtelntaKtolDinrajioeitecoiiOaentlrasIacen ly ol Uoamoutb, hereby gives notice U> the credit" Can I BOO her?" Mr. Atheling asked,
II rou iram & '
and W I N T E R trade. Dress, Business and Walk- llnoaDm f tbe patronue so arenenraslr bestowml In the oast.'
ors ot Bald deceased tobnbff In tbelr debu,demands
• now leatBor top BujrglosrS'uTiv nockaways, I
quietly.
•
Inn Bulbs made up In llral-clasa style and U modand olalms against the estate nt said decedent, un- Depot Wagonj, J.Bufry Wugon, I Extension Top
" I presume BO, If you go to Mrs. First-Class Cigar. erate prices. oieanlnKUd repairing.
°
der oath or oUrmatloD, wlibln nine monlni from
Ihe TUII1D DAY Or DECEUBER, I8DD, or 111 By will PtuBton'tOne or two-hone), 4 new One-Bono Oar*
Brnoe Benjamin's, on Fifth avenue."
be
forever barred of uny action Iherefor against tbe ryalls, S small Pony Wagons, 1 VIDsge Dart, 1
Tbo
boat
bran
Jj
|u
U10
market
at
popular
prices.
"Thanks, madam. Pray excuse me
said administrator.
0UAIILE8 DOUQUTY.
Basket Pbmton, 4 hew farm Wagons, 8 secondfar disturbing you."
D o l h Ibe W b o l r m l c a n d Retail T r a d e
Awalta the ladlea tbatcall
Mrs. Joyce bowed with the air of an Snpplled w i t h dinar* and Tobacco*
TPSTATE OF ELIZA 8ILVEY, DE- band BugjiM, 8 leoond-hand turn wagons mid
others
not mcntlonod,
XU
^
UEA8CD.
(Insolvent
Estato.)
ex-empress, and Mr. Atholing withdraw.
'
LOOUST POINT, N. J.,
a t t b e L o n t i t Foatlble Prlcea.
Notice Is hereby (riven Ibat too accounts of tbe Partlealnneed'ot wagotu and carrtigos will do'3'
"That's over, th^gooanoss," said
subscriber, administrator of said deceased, will be
•he. And buried her now onoo more in
audited and itai«l by the Burrogato, and reported woll to give me a call before purchasing elsewhere^
SITUATKD ON THE NOETU 8UIIEW8UUBT
If It does and It Is an old shingle roof, why not
to the Orphans Court of ihe county of Monmoulb.
. P.O.'Addressn. D . C A n p O B L I . , •
tterjfcgosofabook. But Bee was by no Pipes anil All Kinds of Smokers' Articles.
on THUllalMY, HAB0U FlrTil, 18«l.
L l l t l e SIlTer, n . jr.
means certain that it won over.
W1I.UAM
DltDOE,
Tbls notel has been migniaoently furnUbed and
COVER IT wrra SLATE,
" Hunma might bear Bomo of her own
remodeled, and U now open for tbe accommodation
STATE
OF
JULIA
A.
8PAULD• bAcd&O*," sha murmured unsympatlioti- Coraor of Front fltrobt and Whsrf Avonuei of tbe pnUlo; bas nustoicellont facllltlu for yacbu
IKO, DEOEASKD.
UllllDorj eslabllsbmont on
That Is, put a slato roof on right over tbe shingles.
ID?, boaUng, flsnlnn and crabbing, and Is undoubtMlrr to herself. "It isn't fair upon
Notice (I hereby given, that the acoountaof Urn
:
B E D DANK, N . J .
odli ODD oi Uie healttileit summer neoiK In toe
It can bo done/and your roof will He perfectly Bubscrlbera. tdmlnlslralonof said deoeaisd, will tie
Iftdoy/to *end people thoro."
'"*
Xlta lligheit Caih, Vrleet Paid for all OriltodBlalea.
PROMPTLY PHOSESIITEO
uudlted and slated by tbe Surrogate, and reported
-., Jfr.AflialiBgWnWfwalkedalougtho
wator-tigbt. Tbo slato roof will practically, last to Ibe orphans' court of lira county ot Monmoutb,
Mndtof >"wr.
A matt dalnilih pla« tonxnia txuaKon.
.
TO
AN EARLY ADJUDICATION
on
TUUMDAY,
FEBttUAnY
TttENTY-BIXTll,
•tMet-wtth •omethjrjgof Indignation risforever, and 11 vHll be cheaper tbsn to put on a new
AaoBSurpdJMdUble and a welMppolnted bar
CUMBERSON & WHITE,
PLUMBERS.
Dress Goods
Groceries and Provisions.
Agents for Florida Steam Heater.
Fine Dried Fruits
DRY GOODS AT YOUR OWN PRICE.
Great Closing Out Sale
iDTi-yr G-ooDS
KEROSENE OILI
McKIRGAN OIL CO.,
- C'
IR. T.
GEO. J. MULLINER,
W
©n
J
Coal and Wood,
R
Monmouth Pharmacy,
J
Wines, Ales and Liquors,
H
LUMBER and BUILDERS' HARDWARE,
R
I
Paris Green and Land Plaster for Potato
Bugs.
G
I
Wines and Liquors
E
0. D. Warner & Co., Red Bank, N. J.
Custom Tailoring Establishment
O
CARRIAGE FACTORY
O
The "New Amsterdam" Hotel,
A Pleasant Greeting Your Roof?
Does it Leak ?
At Weiss
M
M
j . raw m,^ t a i ^ a ^ __ ^ T m s\
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1801.
.,
ORAOE W. UOLHR8,
of nlnea, liquors and clean. Special uttentlon siren
t\a treating; It tn the form ot t>reductionInshingle roof. When jou want to talk tlate root,
to clambake and nbowder parties.
JOHM TitAvrona
prlws
of
89
per
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t
on
tholr
wbole
etock
ot
Trlmmod
call on or write to
WILLIAM 0. T6WIN. Proprietor.
TnolXDWibblp Oonmliuw «l Bhremburr Town'
BULB TO BAR .CREDITORS.
•nd Dnlrimmod Hats and BonnelJ!, Including clill•blp offQni tljo abotro reward for Information tead
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--MECUTOIl'e
NOTICE.**•.;•*!i?>\rIlecryJ. MeU, eiroulor of Usry Ohamlwra, de— •"ihOOorlvlcdicfJ/fl
««BlliiiliaiE'Ji(lM%B'ti:''Wi:"
oossad, by order of Ibe surrogate ot Ibe oounty of
Monmoutl), hereby gives notice to tbe creditors ot
Too Board orTownsblpOiimoiltteeof Bbrmnbiiry
WIIXUH IIOAIIIIMXM.
tbo said deceased to bring In tbelr dubti, demands
townsblp will bold regular DMtlngs at Commisand olalms against tbe estate of said dooedent, under
0UAULE8 D. F/IWONfl,
oalbor anlrn>aUoh, within til no monlni from
iho
ToncthlpOomniUlw. sioner*'Hill, on ueobaolo street, Ued Bank.N. J.,
on too Dm and third Saturday! c i eacn montn,
riFTEENTU DAY 01 DB0IM1UB. 1600, or1 they
will be forever barred ot any action therefor antosl
HOVBDEAIW,
* . C. H A B B I t O I l ,
Bj bojlng ot the above hnn, u It Is conceded that
tin said executor.
U. J. alETE,
Arrnou«*Uon,Prootori,
Executor.
FrlnlwUtaSortnoUotalTlH Bwuruoffloo,
T h l Clk
. t i l l stock U the most stjlUhtn the obuntr.
Township Ctmmitte& Meetings.
Will Save Money i Practical
Slate
Roofer,
RED BANK, N. J.
P
ENSIONS!!
IBAA« I . OOLB, Powi™ Clalni Attorney,
Ucdllsink.N.Jf.
OBIootO,A,B.Pp«t.nodilll P.O.Box447.
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A Notion to tlio CUIions of nod Dank.
Any oltlwns havingTnowledgn at any lime tllst
any eleotrlo tlgtit In ttictr locality It not burnlnir'
wben It ihoula be, will floun ocnvoy tho t u t In
writing, w to Ihe location and number of timw not
MMQ any one of the town marshals,
•"»"">
•l)y orOerot the Board of. Conunbalonon,,'
A.O.DAmUBON.TownClerl.