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ESTABLISHED IN 1850.
TOMS RIVER, N. J.. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1885.
VOLUME 85— NUMBER 18.
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BUSINESS cards.
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T omm R iv e r , O c e a n C o u n t y , N , J.
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TO M S R IV E R , NEW J E R S E Y .
R i v e r , N . J.
LUMBER,
COAL AND W OOD,
H a r d w a .r .e ,
Master and Examiner in Chancery,
L oc Im , 1 1 ( 11 , , . , . s c r e w . , N u l l . , f i l m . . , « t e .
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L O W E S T
P R ,IO H 3 € 3 .
Office a n d Y a r d on Rubfckaia S t r e e t,
I . W . C A R M IC H A E L,
O f fic e o n M a i n s t r e e t ,
TOMB RIVER, H. J.
H O M C B PATH IS T,
•i a i n s t r e e t , (f o u r doors n o rth o f p o s to iB c e ,)
T O M S R IV E R , N . J .
19 to 9, and « to 7
C. W. PO TTER,
N O T A R Y P U B L IC w ith N ota ria l Seal,
AND
Commissioner o f Deeds fo r S ta te o f Nsw York,
Surrogate's office, T oms Kiveb, N. J, 44
C A L V I N C. H A V E N S ,
Surveyor ami Conveyancer,
TO M S R IV E R , N . J.
A ll business intrusted to m e w ill re ce iv e Inlined iate Attention. Orders by m ail promptly re ­
sponded to .
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E, W . S N YD E R ,
FASHIONABLE TAILOR,
C ow p erth w ait’s E xchange. M ain St.,
T o m a R iv e r , N. J .
l w~ Garm ents c u t and m ade to o rd er In th e beat
manner, at ab ort n o tice.
ly ll
Furniture repaired, chairs reseated, boat cush.
ons m ade to order, and a t kinds o f general Job­
b in g don e at reasouaoie price*.
C. U A L L E Y ,
DIALER IE
F R E S H AND S A L T M E A T S ,
AT LOW EST PRICES FOR CASH.
GROCERIES
B U IL D E R S ' H A R D W A R E,
TIN R00FIND AND SP00TINB.
A
in g fo r b reakfast. T en and T w e n ty Cent Cake a
specialty Also, a fu ll line o f C on fection ery.
Very thankful fo r past favors, I s olicit a con tin ­
uance o f your patron age.
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M ech anics’ R o w , T o m e R iv e r , N . J .
L E O P O L D W I8 S M A C H ,
M O R R O W , D A Y ft C O .
U . lf U V . C T U lIR S
NAYLOR & ROBBINS,
or
CEDAR LUM BER
Dining Saloon,
AND
B IL L IA R D H A L L ,
OF A LL KINDS.
M ill and Office at Forked B i n r ,
In ir
S T R E E T , n e a r M a in ,
OCEAN COUNTY, N. t.
TO M S R IV E R , N . J .
JAMES S. HULXE,
WST M K A LS A T A L L HOURS.
Manufacturer of
A u parties w is h in g * go o d round m eal,ch eap,
w ill d o well to g iv e me a ca ll.
S arly breakfast before th e le a v in g o f the first
m orning train.
Fresh la g er beer alw ayt on hand.
N A Y L O R A ROBBINS,
P R O P R IE T O R S .
MORTIMER LANK,
A*
and
S ig n
P
a in t e r
,
T m e i River, N. J.
rHl,'tefc4eol]l.rden tor
C ED A R LUM BER .
Boat B o ard s a n d Flank,
in c h B o a rd s, S id in g ,
Shingles, L a th . Pickets,
Fence Po sts and R o llin g,
Peace R a lls a n d Stakes,
Y a c h t Knees and Fram es,
T elcsT ap * N t n ,
M a ch in e Surface Planing.
M ill and Sw am p alongside th e track o f R e
Tuckerton R ailroad at
M ANNAHAWKfN, ft. I .
House and Sign Painting,
Chaining, Kalsomining,
P A P E R H A N G IN G .
CarriAge P«I>Uag and Glaalag,
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T H E B E S T P LA C E TO B U Y
HARNESS
I I AT NIWMAK-l UTKftY OPTICS. LAJOVOM.
W ill e n d e av or to fill nia con tracts, whether ver­ Single Harness. $7jts; single Harness with NlekeU
Boa Ton or Oroide M ounting*, 111.70; DeoW e
«e
bal er w r itte n , with p ro m p tn es s
.
OCEAN COUNTY AGENCY
QU EEN INSURANCE COMPANY,
O f L iv e r p o o l a n d L o n d o n .
C a p it a l,..................... £2,000,000.
Reliable, Prompt, Honorable.
Harness, | I M » ; Doable Berness with KtekeL
Bon Ton or Oroide Moantings, 9M.0f.
Harness will be sent to say Ballread station ta
Monmouth or Ocean oountiee for tospeettoa. and
may be returned and money refunded. Bead Rl
orders to
EDWIN NEWMAN.
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Box 1U, Lakewood. Ooeaa Co., R A.
^iranberry. Peach, Apple, Tomato and Strew-
“" c r a t e s ,
J O S E P H W . S H IN N , Ag*t,
Saiied up or la shook.
00WDY BLOCK, To m R im , N. J.
K la d lt a g W e e d .
. Per Insurance In the lower part of Ocetn c®enTncterton and vicinity, apply to A. W. E A fWOOD. Tockerton, N. J.
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OeAor M rindee e f o n K M * .
E. F. LABRABEE,
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NOTICE Tf FAME I t i
r j.N i T orcn rN W V i i a
Courisr Ofllet, To m s Bfysr.
Edward Irons,
M M i HAMLIN ORGAN.
WHITE
SEWING MACHINE,
TIE MACHINE am FUTURE.
E D W A R D IR O N S ,
M A N CH ES TER , N . J .
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CEORCE C R A V A TT
Some j e a n ago a lady in Boston died.
H*?r bnebnnd being a strong 8 pintnsHst, desired to bold communication
deported, aad inquired a * »
•Oh, yea,” woe tbe reply ;
I nm happy h ere; yet, after all, it isn’t
f f I J B par ©er iefiJ,
Delivered at the Feaamlvnrta « . B. «
Touas River. This Mail is the beet in i
Uf » T » w 1r r e n
Certvctly and Promptly Printed at the
P I C T U R E STORE.
u u in
ot Ocean county st
AUCTION SALES,
t f e u C fc=. f t o ,
BOOK, STATIONERY
IENEIA1AIENT,
■X O UfftlO R t,
F E S T IV A L S ,
come disintegrated aad reduced to flue
tilth, and insinuates itself through every
clod os the snow melts.
But the snow acts not only as a ferti­
lizer ; it also performs the very useful,
X A I S S T R E E T , TOMS R IV E S , N . J. service of keeping tbe earth warm. It
Where the
Orders received fo r Iro n and Wooden Pom ps, is a bad conductor of heat.
D igging and cleaning out wells, repairing pumps,
surface of the ground is covered with
plumbing, gas fitting, etc.
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snow, its temperature very rarely de­
scends below the freezing point, even
when the superincumbent air ia fifteen
or
twenty degrees oolder. In the old
AND
stories of Oaptain Smith’s first advent­
ures in V irginia, we are told that he and
bis men d a g grave-like holes in the snow
Everyth le g In th e line of a Book. Stationery, and lay down in them and slept, witbont
and Picture Store, to be found at the P os t o ffice,
v ia :
much disoomfort, through the night.
The writer of one o f the Psalms of
School Books,
David bad the true ides of it when, us
Pencils, Pent ft Pen Holders,
iug a beautiful figure, he said : ” The
Noto Paper and Envelopes. Lord giveth snow like wool.” W o o l is
warm because among its fibres a great
Law Blanks,
amount o f sir becomes entangled; and
New York ft Phila. Daily Papers,
air is a poor o-ndactor of beat. And aa
L ateit Seaside Library, air ia entangled among the crystals of
snow,
there is great appropriateness iu
Ac., Ac., Ac.
the figure. And this, by tbe way, is only
one instance in which the Bible, when
speaking o f the phenomena o f nature,
speaks the truth.
M AINCHESTER, N . J..
The protective service of the snow, in
Dm fres to inform his friends sad p atron s In preventing injury to plant*, keeping
Ocean conntv that he has made arrange!
their roots warm, sad giving them an
with a fe w Plano and Organ Companlet
accumulated vigor for tbe growth o f sum­
Pianos and Organs.
T o ail parties d esirin g to bny none b u t the mer, has been amply illustrated.
Where
very best make o f Organ. I would su ggrat that the snow falls early, sod remains ou the
ground through the winter, the grass of
the next sessen is usually abundant.
When a heavy permanent suow melts
sway
in th e spring, a living picture of
•me Hundred Style* ore rally demrrlhed
vegetation is usually revealed. Aud so
aad lllastrated . Price* from S i x
in many ways, some o f them very mys­
t a M O N . F ifty style* h eterious, the snow is performing a work
tw ees B IB B aad BIBB.
in the economy of nature for which tbe
Bold also on
M O N T H L Y IN ST A L M E N T S. farmer and gardener are not, it is to be
feared, ever sufficiently grateful. In a
Please write fo r catalogaes and term s.
quiet sod unobtrusive way, it w arns and
oberisbee, and fertilize*, ws know not
Do not fall to see th e H ew Im p roved
bow many acres of sword land sod grain
’ • It s crystals are all jewels, so
rare that tbe handling wastes them ; its
bulk so vast aa to make the sources of
With Its perfect Automatic BobM» Winder.
r iv e n ; He tint so pare that artists de
spair o f r t ; its fsU b o gentle that tbe
gran beads not and yet is buried."—
Cedar aad Pine Lembet. swing, Pickets, Pern* O r g a n s a n d M a « h i n a a W l r f h o t B I
fa r F iv e Y a a rs .
i a factored aad eoM by
Handsome Fosters
CHURCH
Lamps, L anterns, G lassw are, e tc .
A ll ordera tor n ew work e r repairing, o r repairs
and bricks for stoves, heaters, ranges, etc.,
promptly attended to . Floaae give me a call.
BLUE FRONT STORE,
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Manufactured In sam e style as custom w ork, con­
stantly on hand and fo r sale by
Bancroft’s building, three doors north post office
T h e sabeertber h aving had an exp erien ce o f
TOMS RIVER, N. J.
forty ye a r* at the business, b elie ve * be can do aa
good w ork aa the best, and as cheap aa th e cheap*
Please cell and exam in e stock before purchas­
esc, h avin g worked <a the (mat shops in the c ity ing elsewhere.
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o f N ew Y o rk ,
P a in t in g a n d T r im m in g d on e In the b est man­
ner. Thankful fo r paat fa v o r s , be solicits a con ­
tinuance o f tb e asms.
ouse
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PROVISIONS,
A MICE ASSORTMENT OF
D A V ID IW ER R ELL,
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Fashionable Millinery
OPPOSITE RAILROAD DEPOT,
R iv e r , N . J.
Wheelwright and Carriage Maker,
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“ Nathaniel said unto him, Can there
any good thing come out of Nazareth ?
P h ilip said unto him, Come and Bee.”
I t was done so quickly, so accurately,
and administered a delicate reproof so
appropriate and powerful, that it at ouoo
e him influence and standing with all
in the office. He worked diligently at
his '-trade-,- -■refasedT to drink-beer- and
strong drink, saved his mouey, returned
to America, became a printer, publisher,
author, Postmaster-General, member of
Congress, signer of the Declaration of
Independence,
ambassador to royal
courts, and finally died in Philadelphia,
April 17th, 1790, at the age o f eightyfour, fu ll o f years aDd honors ; and there
are now more than a hundred and fifty
counties, towns and villages in America
named after that same printer boy, Ben­
jamin Fraukliu, the author o f “ Poor
Richard’s Almanac.”
FRANKLIN HARRIS
C o r . M a in a n d W a s h i n g t o n S t r e e t * ,
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LUMBER,
DOORS, 8A8H AND BLINDS,
A t liv in g price*.
ON W ATCN
T h » Treasurw o fth e-S a o w .
DIALER IN ALL kINDB OF
AUMACK’S YARD.
P H O ttU C K , dee
tom e
in 8. S. Times.
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BAKER
(8. F. Irons’ UndertakiDB Room*,)
TO M S R lV K B , N . J .
m y
Coolid'je,
“ Where are you from ?” inquired the
foreman.
1America,” w m the answer.
‘ Ah,” said ™he foreman, “ from
America 1 a lad from America seeking
employment as a printer f Well, do you
really uuderstand the art of printing?
Can you set type ?"
The young man stepped to one of the
cases, and iu a brief space set up thefol
lowing passuge from the 1st chapter of
John :
THOMAS ROBERTS,
HENRY A. D O R SETT,
U P H O L 8 T E E E B ,
COWPERTHWAIT'S EXCHANGE,
SAM UEL
—Susan
L U M B E R COAL
J. W . W E B B , M . D .y
7 to 8 a .
W e can n ot chan ge the w o rld a whit,
Only ou rselves which lo o k in it.
The Printer Boy.
About tbe year 1725, an American boy
some nineteen years old found himself in
London, where he was under the Doovtoitj
o f eamiug his bread. H e was not like
many young men in these days, who
wander around seeking work, and who
are “ willing to do auything” because
they know how to do nothing; but he
bad learaatl how to do something and
knew just where to go to find something
to d o ; so he went straight to « printing
pfipe, and. gnauired^if he .oould get em­
ployment.
It is to be presumed that the writer of
the book of Job knew what be was about
when he wrote the very suggestive ques­
tion, “ Hast thou entered into tbe treas­
CO AL AN D W OOD,
ures of the enow ?” W ho indeed has,
Opposite R a ilro a d Depot, Tom e R iv e r.
from that far-off day to this, ever fully
H A R D W A R E ,
Leek*, Htrttes, screw*, Noll*, Clan*, Ac. entered into the treasures of the snow ?
D oors S ash , B lin d s A M o u ld in g s, Who ever thinks, for instance, except in
Shingles, Lath, Lim e, Cement, B rick, the most casual way, of the good which
LIM E, C E M E N T AND B R IC K ,
A c ., AC .
snow do^s to agriculture ? The Italian
L O W E S T
P R I C E S .
©fflre and Yard an Hay street,
peasants, it is true, who live in a land
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associated in our thoughts with summer
Also, Blacksmiths’ Coal,
and sunshine, where snows are in­
frequent and fleeting, qnote their proverb
T o Mothers.
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W M. AUM ACK.
with pleased and hopeful faces amid the
AND L A D IE S ' GOODS.
I f you say no, mean no. Unless you
discomforts which this wintry pbenome
non brings to them, M ulta neve, m ulta have a good reason for changing a given
MBS. J O S IE A. N E I L L , pane,— “ Much snow, much bread.” command, hold to it.
B A R N E Q A T
Take an interest iu your children’s
But who in a laud of much suow ever
DEALER IN ALL riNDS OF
S Y O W P R E P A R E D to o ffe r a fu ll and
com plete stock o f Fashionable Millinery Goods, thinks of tbe reason there is to value amusements ; mother's share in What
and other articles o f Ladles’ Goods, adapted to thesuch a tender protection to the bosom of pleases them is a great delight.
Fall and W in ter season. H er stock em braces
all qualities from tb e cheapest to the B E S T our ample mother earth ?
Remember that trifles to yon are
grades, which she is prepared to dispose o f
AND
The chemists tell us that snow-water mountains to them ; respect their feel­
O H E A P FO R C A S H !
contains a greater amount o f ammonia ings.
E x tr a F in e H a t* ,
Keep up a standard of principles ;
than an equal weight of rain w ater; that
F in e F re n c h F lo w e r s ,
these feathery flakes of snow sweep down your children arc your judges.
L a c e s , S ilk s ,
Bo honest with them in small things
from
the
chambers
of
heaven
a
great
Ribbons, T i e * . Ac.
T O M S R IV E R , N . J .
amount o f available nitrogen which as well bh in great. I f you oaunot toll
K eeps on band a good assortment
would otherwise be lout to the earth. them what they wish to know, say bo
Tka p io c e M , if w e u d e ia k a n il it , u uu r#*hflr than lU w ite tim ».
H O S IE R Y A N D G L O V E S .
As loug as it is possible, kiss the
electrical one. The passage of this white
J C id C H o v e a
S jp e o iC L lty .
C E D A R S H IN C L E S . A c .
meteor through the air causes the nitro­ children good night after they aro in bed|;
they
like it, and it keeps them very close.
gen and oxygen contained in the air to
ALSO,
Bear in mind that you are largely re­
unite along its course aud produce nitrio
COM M ISSIONER OF LE E D S
acid. This acid is very favorable to sponsible for your children’s inherited
O F B B R K B L K Y T O W N S H IP .
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vegetable growth. It is a very valuable character, and be patient with them.
Manufacturer o f
I f you have lost a child, remember
form of food for plants. And who has
H A R R IS O N GOBLE,
TIN AND SHEET-IRON WARE,
ever entered into the treasures whioh in that for the one that is gone there is no
this w »y are prepared fo r our fields and more to do ; for those left, everything.
in a t., n e a r ly op posite th e P o e t o ffic e ,
Make your boys and girls study
forest among the winds o 1 heaven ? Tbe
A ls o D ealer in
T O M S R IV E R , No J . .
same snow supplies tbe earth with mois physiology; when they are ill try to
make
them comprehend why, how tbe
F U L L L I N K O F B R E A D , C A R R an d Stoves, H eater*, R anges, H o u se - tare containing a large amount o f car­
P ie*, and e ve ry th in g usually k ept in a connbonic acid, which penetrates into tbe complaint arose and tbe remedy so far us
try bakery, con stantly on hand.
L a rge Cake
fu
rn
ish
in
g
Goode,
C
utlery,
made to order. H o t Bread and R ollo e ve ry morn­
soil, which by the action of frost, bos be­ you know it.
N e a r PoBt Office and H otel*.
Counselor a t L a w and
M aster in Chancery,
Kindness f o r kiudness, cheer fo r ebeer,
Coldness f o r gloom , repulse f o r fea r,
T o e v e r y 6oul its own ;
F A M IL Y READING.
A. M. C O X ,
A te ., f i e .
O cean H ouse,
TO M S R IV E N , N. J .
vanities.
W h ere in ourselves are shown,
B A K N E G A T A D V E R T IS E M E N T S .
Shingles. L a th , Lim e, CetaM t, Brick,
weariness and
T h e w o r ld is a lookin g-glass
T h ^ jw w d e r n ever varies, a marvel o f purity,
nrengtn and wholesomeness. M ore econom ical
the ordinary kinds, and cannot be s old in
etltlon with tb e multitute o f low test, short
.„_jt, alum or phosphate powders. Sold onli
means. R o t a l B a k in g P ow der Co., lo e W al
8 t„ N e w Y o rk .
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D oors, S ash , Blinds ft M o ld in g s .
NOTARY PU BLIC ,
o n M a in s t r e e t , o p p o s i t e t h e
Peers w ith h is tired eyea, and 6ees,
But
Absolutely Pure.
DEALER IM ALL KINDB OF
J. HOLM ES B IRD SALL,
L AW,
POWDER
A. A. BRANT,
A tto rn ey and Solicitor in Chancery,
o m e e e v e r th e B a n k ,
The Innocent child looks gaily In
With frank and fearless gate,
And tees a face reflected there
Bright as fala own Is and aa fair;
The old man full of days
Physicians’ P rescrip tio n * C arefully Prepared
a t a l l hoars.
A L B E R T C . M A R TIN ,
O m c * hours :
The guilty-hearted one
Reads In the glass, without a doubt,
His slu detected and found out.
VARNISHES A N D D YE-S T B FFS .
BUSINESS CARDS.
AN D
The aweet eyea meet an answering atnlle,
Tbe glad face fronts the sun ;
The mourner nothing sees but shade,
TRUSSES,
• 3ft 'iN sse c a r m .—o n e inch space, f#.oo s yesr
encn stWiuoHRj lacii; **.?■&
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O F F IC E
Ballon, o r sad, o r gay ;
Lit up wilh love or dark with hate,
Or cheered by Heaven or soured by fate.
PAMCV T O I L E T A R T IC L E S ,
additional insertion, SO e en ti.
AT
Tbe world la a looking-glass
Wherein we look all day,
And each one sees reflected there
HU own true image, foul or fair,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IM
DRUGS, M E D IC IN E S ,
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(one Inca space,) is cents one insertion. Escb
ATTORNEY
The W o r ld u a Looking-Olan.
C H E M IC A L S , P E R F U M E R Y ,
T ransient A dvertisements . — T w e lve line*,
Tomb
S E LE C T E D P O E T R Y .
Chas. B. Mathis,
OVER THE FOBT OFFICE,
H iv n ,
l » e
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Tome E lver,» . i .
GEORGE T.
iy ir
Auctioneer,
la the VRI* *f real ary
a m ^ a u ^ M ^ n k ^ S S X S J S S
alas ta *8 parts of the county. Peat O Ses afidkumaadrsMlsare,Tumatfrer E. J.
m
Horn d o y on lik e It ?" asked %yachts­
man e f a y e n f lady, a t tb e h e a t went
sp asd down is the trough o* the waves.
O L I — ! —**’• toe awfully swelled !*
Sneezing and Shivering.
Nature’s provisions against the conse­
quence of a ** chill,” and for the preven­
tion of a “ cold,” are sneezing snd
shivering. A violent fit o f sneezing often
saves a chilled body tbe consequences of
the nerve depression or “ shock” to which
it has been subjected, and this shock
may iu it* first impression by very lim­
ited in its area ; for example, the small
extent covered by a draught of oold air
rushing through tbe crevice o f a door or
window. Tbe nerve oeutres are roused
from their collapse by the commotion or
explosive influence of tbe sneeze. I f
sneezing fails, Nature w ill try a shiver,
which acts mechanically iu this way. I f
this fails, tbe effects are likely to be very
serious and bad oonsequenots may ensue.
The
cold ia slight when sneezing
suffice* to reoover the nervous system
quickly from its depression, and grave
when even strong shivering fails to do so.
H o w They Bo I t In Mimouri.
'* Down in Southern Missouri,” t
the story teller, “ we had a Judge a few
years ago, who divorced himself. It
happened at Lalls, Mo. His wife waa
getting a little old and faded, and the
Judge, who waa a well preserved mao,
wanted a younger oompaaion. H e made
life very nnoomfortable for ber aud ahe
went away to pay a visit to a sister. The
Jodge immediately took advantage o f
her absence and filed a petition in bie
own court charging hia wife with de­
sertion. The case came np in about a
month afterward, aud be announced hia
intention of trying tbe cose himself.
His wife for some reason did not contest,
and the Judge granted himself an abao
lute divoroe.
TH E M UR D E R T R I A L
On Wednesday morning, Jan. 28th,
tbe direot examination o f Nathan Austin
was resumed. He testified that he found
an axe on Rookwell’s premises the next
Wednesday after the discovery of Wainright’s dead body. [A xe shown witness
and identified. A portion of a log which
bad been split was also identified by
him. 1 H e first saw this piece o f log
down near tbe swamp, in the vioinity o f
where the body was found, on that same
it ;,,,1____,
.
,
,
as a woodcutter for tan
e in ■ ni<an
ten ryears;
when i>«
he
first saw the log it appeared to have
been recently sp lit; a portion o f log
corresponding with and fitting this pieoe
was found on the wood-pile near Bockwell’s house. [ A board which apparen tly
hod been used aa a bottom board o f
wagon body, was shown witness.] H e
testified that he first saw this board on
Thursday after the body was found, ia ft
shed at Book well’s p la ce; this is the
same board; the side with spots on was
down ; looked as if it had been smoked ;
the board bos two holes near one end,
and a worm hole with what appeared to
be blood iu it. [T b e board was exhibited
to the ju ry.] Found some rope-yarn
afterwards, while with surveyor Irons,
near Rockwell’s house, but subsequently
lost i t ; it was about two feet loug and
looked like the pieces found near the
swamp. -Cut road out to the cree!~fbr
the Goroner to get where the body w as;
four of ua carried the body out o f the
creek.
A . P . Irons was again put upon the
stand to prove tbe correctness of a new
map he had made of territory in the
vioinity of Rookwell’s propery near Bamber. H e also testified that the distance
from tbe Ocean Houso, at; Toms River,
to theLuker field was two and eighty-one
one-hundred tbs of a mile.
jNathan Austin wus then recalled. He
pointed out on the map the wagon trail
from the Rockwell house to the swamp
near which the body was found, and
showed where the wood had been thrown
off.
On cross-examination, Austin testified
that be l m » about three mile* from
Dover Forge ; has been employed in saw
mill at Bamber several years ; from tbo
mill to Rockwell’s lower cranberry bog
is over a m ile; use rope-yarn in tying
up shingles; have kuown Rookwell 14
years; never told him that I would get
square with him ; w b b accused by him in
tbe presence ot Frank Wilsey o f taking
posts belonging to him ; never in settle­
ment allowed fo r the pnAtA - non hi tint.
say whether in settlement he ever allowed
Rockwell for a log, which Rockwell
charged him with taking ; could not say
whether he eaid anything iu hie testimony
before the Coroner’s jury about looking
at the clock iu the hotel. Iu response to
a question, ho said it was possible to
reach the place where the body waa found
in Gedar Oreek by tbe rood leading past
his mill.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.
Nathan Austin, being further oross
examined, said he did not see tbe axe or
tbe first day o f search; did not see
Detective Wilson split any wood on M on­
day ; was at the bouse on Wednesday
with William BeAmes, Robert Hyers and
Detective Wilson ; got into the house
through a window ; have never been up
and down the creek muoh ; there are
several piue trees near the old causeway,
and there are pino needles scattered all
about; could distinguish wagon and
horse tracks plainly as late as Thursday ;
wbere the road turns, several pieces of
rotten plank bad apparently been thrown
off. In following up tbe track we went
on foot. Two one-borse vehicles bad
been driven over tbe ground on Monday
(the next day after the finding o f the
body ;) the track had been crossed by
others wagons where it went into tbe
pood. In company with John Alston
and others was able to find track from
lower bog on Monday. The marks on
tbe log are the same distance apart as
the nicks on the blade o f axe. [L o g
produced and shown to jurors. ] Had seen
the log in Prosecutor Middleton's offioe.
[The Board being shown witness, be in­
sisted that a red substance could still be
seen on i t ] F irst saw the board on the
next Thursday after Wainright’s body
was found ; had not examined tbe board
under a magnifying glass ; judged it was
smoked by its appearance. Went to Mr.
Frost’s stable with Robert H yers to
measure feet of Rockwell’s horse ; traced
out the horse’s front feet with lead
pencil. Had seen the axe iu Prosecutor
Middleton’a o ffic e ; have never been in
bin offioe when no one wee present.
Re-direct.—T ried only one door o f the
Rockwell bouse on Monday ; H yers sod
Alston went there with m e ; tbe pieoes
o f plank found at tbe turn o f tbe rood
bad tbe same appearance as those on tbe
woodpile; they were all rotten.
Harvey Craft, sworn. Lives at Bam ber, and ia a lab orer; saw Nathan Aus­
tin on Sunday, 8 *pt. 21«t, at my house
in the afternoon ; went with Austin and
William Beamea to search for Wainright’s
be Jy ; first went to Rockwell's bouse ;
found a one-horse wagon track, which we
followed across tbe railroad to the lower
end of tbe bog ; made part o f tbe search
for tbe body alone, asd was afterwords
joined by others ; saw some rope yarn
stained with blood, which the others raid
they found, but did not see it fo u n d ;
in the creek 10 or 15 minutes j
Austin went in tbe creek further below.
Heard some one ray— "T h e r e he is,
b oys!" Went to the place and raw a
band and l e g ; tbe body woe bidden
k g about a foot scroea. After
talking tbe matter o n *, it waa decided
that two of u* should stay asd watch tbe
body sod that two should gw to Taras
iu s sew wed expensive sealskin River and notify tbe Coroner, which was
sscqwe. while she ia compelled to wear d on e; when the Coroner arrived, tbe
t o t winter’* ekxb gmrmmt, may be s e t, body was takes cut e f A s water, wmpdowu ra tbe seme A goodaera
I ped np, and put in tbe carriage. Iu
I t is not unusual to find trees growing
in tbe clefts of ledges, showing unmis­
takably that tbe expansion of the roots
has forced the rock opart. A case is
cited, ou good authority, o f tbe root of a
sugar maple that bad pushed He way
trader a rock weighing nearly two tooa
and by its enlargement lifted it entirely
from its bed. Trees have been observed
growing ou tbe bare rook, resting open
which ran out into the soil on
yet these roots, tupweight of tbe tree,
formed each year new growth ou their
•oder tide, and lifted the tree by the
space o f its thicka-aa, astfi ravres ioebe#
of the wood had beau formed under tbe
following the trail o f the wagon, saw
some pine needles looking brighter than
those scattered around ; they appeared to
be buuohed up.; there were a double
handful, perhape.
where there had been a fir e ; five other
men beside me were there; caw that dirt
had been thrown around the fire to keepit from spreading; aaw wagon traoki
near where the fire had b een ; our party
Doing cross-examined, the witness said all went away together ; saw no one dis­
he was positive there waa only one wag­ turb remains of tbe fire.
on track leading from the lower end o f
W illia m Beames recalled : The Dover
the upper bog.
road from Bamber to Tome River ia not
W illiam Seames, sworn. Have been much travelled; don’t believe that more
engaged in keeping a store, farming and tbau three wagons a week on an average
coaling at Bamber 14 years; know the pass over it. [This statement w m oonw
u u .ij a
iu u u u u
t tu iu n r w
O Eoountry
around
Bamber
wveull; BUW
saw lW
Rook
iirmed by Nathan Austin.]
....
. . . . . .W
. r ia m .k 'r*, S »•p t
R obert B. Hyers, aworn: Live at
I7tb, on a load o f old rails, going toward
Island H eights; on the 22d o f September
Toms R iv e r; talked with him a minute
last was at Toma River, and at the
or two about hia cranberriea ; he looked
request o f Prosecutor Middleton went
haggard and his eyes were sunken ;
with Nathan Austin to measure the feet
have .known him for aereraiyeavs,
o f Rockwell’s m are; we put pieoe* ot
[A t this point Court adjourned for
paper under her fore feet, and Auatin
tbe day.]
marked around one foot and I the other ;
THURSDAY HORNING.
marked with a lead penoil. Afterwards
W illiam Beamcs ooutiuued giving
went with othor parties to Rookwell’s
hts testimony.
H e stated that on Sun­
house near Bamber ; when we got there
day, Sept. 21st, be went with Zebulon
I looked down the well in tbe first plaoe ;
Britton and Harvey Graft to the Rookwell
thou went into Rockwell's house; saw
house; tried door aud windows, and
an axe standing there ; we then followed
examined some straw whioh was on the
s wagon track, whioh Nathan Austin
poroh faoiug Bamber poud. Saw tracks
pointed out, to the swamp where the
o f a horse and wagon near the house, and
body wag found. [Witness pointed ont
followed them. [Witness pointed out on
ou the map the route which tbe wa$on
the map the trail from the bouse to the
bad taken.] Afterwards went to the
swamp bordering tbe creek.] The track
place wbere the fire hod been ; tbe asbes
was uubroken ; there were trucks of only
wore about an inch thick ; the spot wbere
one horse
a w agon; found part of «
tbo fire hid boon was shoot 7 feet lon g
split cedur log near a pThe tree at the
and 4 feet wide ; there were wagon traoks
edge of tbo swamp near where tbe wagon
uear wbere tbe fire bad been ; wo scraped
bad turned around; the o l 1 tramway
around a <’.e ashee ; John Alston found
was built of spruce and pine plank taken
a metal button ; Nathan Austin a small
from tbe old flume of the Bamber saw­
piece of oloth ; witness found a white
mill ; the tramway is now in a ruined
button; and somebody elso found two
condition ; noticed some pine needles 20
other pieoes of oloth ; a few half-burned
or 30 feet from pino tree near whioh the
pine needle* were found near the edge o f
wagou had turned ; they were of a dark
tbe fire. Witness brought tbs buttons
grey color, while thoBO lying scattered
and pieces o f oloth to Turns River, put
around were o f a bright yellow ; the
them iu two envelopes, and got Oapt. B.
ground along the creek was miry, with
O. Cook to put them in his safe, wbere
hassocks grown out of the mud ; the
they remained until tho last grand ju ry
oreek can bo reached by jumping from
m et; they were then taken out and
one hassock to another; found a trail
shown to the grand jury, and then put
leading towards the creek ; it looked
back in tho same sufe.
[The buttons
if something bad been dragged through
aud pieoes of oloth were produoed, aud
the swamp ; followed the trail and found
after being shown to the jurors, w ere
some rope yarn on the grass near the
sealed up and by order o f the court w ere
oreek; ooe pieoe o f tlrio J.rn we. di>
delivered into the obarge of the county
colored by something which looked like
clerk for safe keeping. ] In following the
blood; the mad and grass on tbo bank
trucka of tho horse aud wagon, wherever
of the oreek looked aa if something heavy
tho horse’s traoks werodistinot, we meas­
had been dragged over it. Britton and
ured them.
In Rockwell’s house w e
I went down tbe nwamp about 100 yards,
fonnd powder flask aud four B izes o f
and foliowod the bank of the creek back
buckshot. Witness stated thst he was
by stepping from hassook to hawook
acquainted with Mrs. Waioright and her
until we got nearly back to where we
daughter Mary Emma ; met them on
Btartcd from ; just then Britton qx<
told him it was nothing but tbe mud ; he
replied that it was not mad that he
smelled.
BrittoD then jumped onto
another hassock, and I followed him ;
thou wo stepped on a log, when I exclaimed— “ There's bis band !” acd called
ont to the others— " Here he is— we have
found him I” [Th e witness then made
substantially the same statement iu re
gard to two of .the party ooming
to Toms
K iver for the Goroner
and of
the
other two remaining
to watch the body, as previous witness. ]
On the follow ing Wednesday went with
Nathan Austin and Deteotive Wilson
down to tbe swamp wbere we had found
tbe body ; followed tbe trail of tbe
wagon, whioh was unbroken; in tbe
swamp there were a great many briars.
Wo afterwards went to Rockwell's lower
cranberry bog, and saw tbe remains of a
fire, near a pile of rails; a little distance
from wbere tbe fire had been we saw
where a horse appeared to have been
tied. There are a few pine trees in tbe
vicinity o f where tbe fire had been, aud
some pine needles were scattered a b o u t;
the rail heap had been disturbed ; it
looked as i f some o f tbe rails bad been
taken away. W ent book to tbe bouse
aud saw an axe found by tbe others ;
Detective Wilson picked up a piece o f
log that fitted tbe pieoe we found near
the swamp. [An axs being abown w it­
he identified it as the one fonnd at
Rockwell's bouse.
A board waa also
shown him, whioh be recognized as hav­
ing been found under Rookwell’e abed. ]
Tbe grass upon whioh tbe board bad laid
bad turned yellow.
On being croaa-examined, witness raid
he did not testify before the Coroner's
jury that tbe track waa all cut up ; bad
difficulty iu showing track on W ed ­
nesday ; never said he could see no d if­
ference in dolor between tbe pine needles
found at the turn o f tbe trail and those
scattered aronnu ; raw Wilson strike the
axs into one tide o f tbe log. Hew a cart
at tbe bouse, which looked as if s b o n e
had been fed there.
Zebulon B ritto n , being aworo, de­
scribed tbe track leading to the swamp,
and gave some details in regard to tbe
search for Wainright'a body. [T b e Court
then took a noon reosra of one hour.)
THURSDAY AFTERNOON.
Tbe examineUoo of Zebulon Britton
being continued, be gave substantially
the seme account of tbe finding o f the
body as that given by Nathan Austin,
William Beaman and Harvey Croft.
Witness * u positive that the trnok o f
one wagon only wra to be fonnd, ia that
locality on tbe day the body was d to o v
T h e lest time he raw Rockwell
prior to tbe finding of tbe body was on
Wednesday, Sept. 17th, between 22 oral
I o’clock in the afternoon, near Reraber
station, when they bed a abort ocmvrarai
dead to Rockw ell: “ W hat makes
yon look eo bad f Yon look ra i f yon tod
been mek n month.” Rockwell replied
that fas hod been np all night and had
bad bo a to p . Rockwell waa then comToras River.
from Toms River, going towards home ;
it was about half-post 10 o’clock ; there
was a man with them ; do not know who
be was.
Charles Cranmer, sworn : Live near
Dover Forgo ; on the next Friday after
Wainright was killed went over to tb e
■oeno of the murder ; saw Roekwsll there
with his horse aud w agon; be was doin g
nothing except sitting in his wagon ; saw
wbere bis horre bad made distinct tracks,
and measured them after he drove away ;
went to wbere the horse and wagon bed
been in tbe woods from where W ainright’s body is supposed to hare been
oarted sway, and measured horse track*
there; hand them to he about tbe ramp,
Rockwell bad gloves on that d a y ; saw
him take tbe glove o ff his right hand,
and notioed that hia hand seemad to have
been scratched by something like briar*.
A t this point tbe oourt adjourned u ntil
Friday at 10 a . u .
FRIDAY MORNINO.
Zebulon Collins, sworn.
After th e
disoovery of tbe body, went to Bom ber
after an a xe; at the lower Bog sew
traces of fire and rail heaps ; raw no-one
take anything from the ashes nor p o t
anything in.
Grow examined. D id not tee the b o d y
taken ont of the water.
Jacob Fink, sworn.
Examined th e
but fonnd nothing; raw nothing
ont of tbe ashee or put into th e m ;
•aw only one wagon track.
Cross-examined. Wagon track ran to
one aide o f tbe rail heap#; not room fo r
wagon to pass between them ; w m th ere
•boat dusk.
ash es
ta k e n
D r. /. C. Schureman, i
been a practising physician 16 yearn;
knew James Wainright; raw a dead body
in the Grand Army Poet room; it w m
much bloated and in advanced state o f
deoumpteitioo; made examination with
Dr. R. L. Disbrow; would not identify
tbe body; found eleven wounds eewen
about tbe iso* and toar about beak and
shoulder. [Witness described anatomi­
cally these wounds and coarse o f the
ahota.] General eonroe of ehote from
left to right. Brain in a eoft condition ;
iungft, heart aad liver, healthy; eanee at
death, hemorrhage enneed by fVM faai
wounds in the face. Have m m i M o o d
stains frequently and know tbe appearof blood stains wader ordinary wffiw
oumetoneea. [Board with alleged blood
stains produced.] Had nen the board
before; examined it y t e d t f with D r.
Disbrow with f
marks with simple i
si
stains wm not able In form m spade*
whether the stein wm § Mood Main or
[Tbe ebot taken from Ike b o d f
shown to the jury.]
D r. R. L . Dishrom, sworn, fea p fcy*
nan of 21 yearn, penetiea, g t a h g
dale, intha array and aft Torae Hewer;
the body in tbe O. A B. mom;
unable to fora optoien aa to
whether iU stain an the brasd wan to
Marcia, but nothing was elicited.
Hudson A re a ta , sworn.
Benida
near Bomber, on Irawy rand; was at the
piece where Wainnght'e body WM fonnd
ijtfig is the creek ;
from i ~ r s to body » Grand A ra * sssb* t o t l »
Roekwell’s lower a m t a t y b e g ; raw
S it
N ew Tersey C ourier.
TO M S R IV E R . N . J .
Wednesday Afternoon, Feb. 4,1886.
Entered at the Foul Office at Toms River, as
second-class mail matter.
THE M URDER T R IA L .
( Continued from first page.)
remember measurement; think Wain
right weighed when alive about 150
pounds.
George Bryan, sworn. Identified the
body as that of James Wainright by eaia,
nose and tooth.
Shinn Jameson, sworn. WTatohod tho
body in the G. A. R. room duriug the
night of Sept. 21st; the body was not
dintarbod by anyone duriug the n ig h t;
saw Mrs. Wainright, her daughter Fiimna
and Ed. Reynold’s daughter on Wednes­
day evening; asked Mrs. Wainright
where Jim was, bat she did not answer at
first; tbe second time the question was
asked she said sho did not know; tulkod
with them 15 or 20 minutes and then left
them.
Cross-examined. A t the time of the
first question relative to James Wain
right's whereabouts, Mrs. Wainright wus
talking about the cow and did not answer
immediately.
Charles li. Mathis, sworn.
Haw
Rockwell, Mrs. Wainright and Emma
talking together on Main stroot near Pot­
ter’s store abou19 o’clock either on Monday
or Tuesday night.
dross-exarained. Store had appearance
of being closed.
.,o light in front
window,
Peter C. Applegate, sworn.
Haw
Mrs. Wainright and Rockwell Tuesday
night, !n front of Potter’s ~*.ore on Main
street; saw Rockwell afterward in eon
vereation with Emma aud another woman
whom wituess failed to recognize.
R ichard Skirm, sworn. Was in the
G. A. R. room the night of B«pt. 2 1st;
tho body there waH not disturbed ; was
guard nt tho jail for six dayB ; wiih there
tho next week to tako a lot of cigars to
Rookwoll; fouud him above, standing
near tho partition separating the apart
moots of the men and women ; ho np
peared to bo taking something from a
s h elf; heard some one talking, and had
tho impression that tho voice waa Rock
well’s.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON',
W illia m /,'. Coombs, sworn. Lives
near Toms River station o f Pennsylvania
U. R .; is track foreman ; saw Charles
Wainright on Monday, tho 15th of last
September ; ho worked at the gravel pit.
nil that day ; George Wainright whs not
at work that day ; both Charles and
George camo to work at the gravel pit the
next day (Tuesday); George worked all
d a y ; Charles quit at 12 o'clock, and was
not there in the afternoou ; neither of
4U*~* '"*•*»« to work ou Wednesday.
Barney K ith, sworn. Liven nt Toms
River, and works in Goble’s bakery.
On Tuesday night, Sept. 10th, between
11 aud 12 o’clock, while sittiug in frout of
Cowperthwait’s store on Main street,
talking with W yckoff Cornelius, saw
Elson Rockwell walk up Main street,
past whero they were ; he nppenred to
bo goiug toward home ; saw Cornelius
again at about 2 o ’clock next m orning;
he was down stairs in bakery ; soon after
he left, witness hoard a wagon go past;
wituesB was then in the dining room ad
joining tho store ; from the sound judged
that the wagon was going down Main
street; heard no other wagon within an
hour ; went to bod about twenty minutes
after tbe wagon passed.
was ooming from tb e barn ; I heard two was a boy. M y business is following the
gnus in the direction of Lnm plaoe, and bay, catching eels and other fish ; I saw
IMPORTERS OP AMO DEALERS IN
a voice like James Waiu right’s, saying, Elson Rockwell in Elios Naylor’s saloon
" O h George, don’ t I ” Then I beard on the next Friday evening after my
dogs barking. I went to the cranberry brother was murdered ; tbe search for
bog every day during that week ; my my brother’s body was then being m ade;
hiihbaui stayed and worked around home. Rockwell asked me how long a body
Have not been to the Wainriglit’s in a wonld remain under water if it was not
M I N S K P A H PL A C E ,
NEW YORK.
y ea r; I went down to Toms River last disturbed ; I told him it wonld not float
Juno in company with Trina, George at all if it had weights tied to i t ; i f it T o o M uch S to ck !
Wainright and you n g Jeff. Thompson ; should rise, and clothes were on it, they
Not Enough Tra d e I
Though our Holiday trade, Iu auiaber o f goods
we met James W ainright near the bridge would be liable' to catch on something,
■old, was satisfactory, there is more on hand
on tbe Manchester road ; he asked George but if the body was naked it wonld drift than Is profitable to carry, und previous to o ar
annua) mock-uking. March 1st, we propose by
where he was goin g, and asked who waa with the currents. I was at Rockwell’s ■pedal offering to reduce It In Diamonds and
at home ; George told him that his little bouse on the 23d of September in oom Watches these are great bargains :
J8-k. Ifesvy Ladles’ K teu-W indiag Mutches,
brother Hooper was the ouly one there ; pany with Mr. Wilson, tbe detective;
Uirbly Decorated, $40 ; formerly $60.
Mr. Wainright then remarked that if juis while there fouud a buuch o f ropeyaru 14-k. Deary Dents' NDm-M'Indlng Mutches, $44 j
formerly $60.
children would stay at home and do under the grape arbor; Mr. Wilson
right, or if his w ife would come home brought it away ; we also found a horse M ire r American Stem-Wind lug Watches, $H aud
$ 1 0 ; formerly $10 and 6112.
and do as she ou gh t to, he would be u blanket, under a shed on tbe premises. I 14-k. HOLD CHAINS, 06 cents per dwt.
' happy man. A fte r Mr. Wainright bad weut with Detective Wilson to James I. M terliiiK Mllver F orks, - 022 p e r doz.
••
“
Tablenpoonu, :m
“
passed on, w Uuchh said to George that it Wainrigbt’s bouse ou that day to see
**
TeaupwoiiM,
in
**
A ll F an cy P atte rn s .
was not right that bis father should be what we could fiml out ; we found pieces
S » I 1 <I N llver In fan cy rn-e* fo * w ed d in g
obliged to get his own meals; Georgo of lead in a segar box in the shed ; Mr. prcNcntM,
W6 u p w a rd . Many a tt r a c tiv e
replied: " I don’t ca re; he is not my Wiisou look possession of tbe pieces oJ a rtic le s.
ufitnnindM, unset o r set in L ace pit**,
father.” Witness said : “ Yen, be in ; lead, but loft the segar box and the m l K arrinirs, B racelets, K in g *, Mtitds, C o lla r
Uuttuus, a t IO p er c en t, reduction on o u r
i you look like him ;’’ George replied : of the contents, [The pieces o f lend were prices.
T here is no money lx these goods unless we
“ I'll tuka that back ; but I don’t like shown witueBH uud identified by him.)
sell (hem, and any prodt lu better than none, and
Cross-examined by Mr. S o o y :
We keeps us Irom goin g to seed,
|him, sad if be was lying ia the road with
w e do keep Beat Plated Jewelry, Oentu’ and
his tongue fiaugiug out, Z wouldn’t put we/ l io James' bouse tbe early part of LaiM
W Ctvalnu, v a K h i- c l teemi same manufac­
out my hands to help him."
Witness tbe day ; fouud no one there ; tbe family turer* to r io years am! n ever had a complaint.
We shall continue ltu sale, th* ugh offering great
then said to G eorge, " This will come were all iu jail at the tim e; there were
hack to you some day.”
no doors hung iu the shed whero we T r ip le plated Teaspoon s Best, 0 4 p e r dos.
••
F o r k * tz Mpoonn, 0 8
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T a s te r-, r. b o ttle*. 0.S.&O ; » b ottles ,
Cross-examined : I got up that Monday found the pieces of lead ; it wus opaD, so
0 4 ; Cake B askets, 0 S .S O ; Hut te r Dishes,
morning at 5 o ’clock, and ate breakfast that any oue that choBrfAmld go in.
0 2 .So.
E V E R Y A R T IC L E G U A R A N T E E D !
at 0 ; don’t remember whether I said
Peter C. A pplegate, being recalled,
anything to Trina after going into the described on tbe mup a route he took
hoii bo, Jobu H e n ry was arrested on the through the woods from a point iu frout
253 GREENWICH St.,
following Thursday ; I did say on the of Wainright’ s barn to tbe spot where
W. K. r—BNER P4B K ri.ACE. ,»
John Henry W itzel, sworn. L iv e on bog that day that 1 heard no guns or James Wuiungbt is supposed to have
the Lum place ; it is about 300 yards dogs; I had forgotten all about it ; it been shot, the object being to demon­
from the Wainright house ; father lives did not come back to me iu a dream, und strate that a person could have left
about250 yards to the southward of the 1 didn’t tell Mr. Frost so; J might have Wainright’s barn after James left home Roosters will be sold at about half the prices o f
Lum house; Jamos Wainright was a said it came back lik e a dream. I told and got out of sight, and by taking that th e regular breeders.
Also some SUNFLOW E R SEED for Hale, most
laborer, and generally worked for people John White that I beard no guns on route through the woods, could have excellen t food for laying hens.
OKO. T. M cN A IR ,
at Toms River ; his usual route from Monday ; I was so frightened when my overtaken him by the time he got to tbe
West Creek, N. J.
homo was past the Lum house, and hou was arrested that it drove it out of place where he was killed.
ray
mind.
I
saw
u
great
many
poople
in
Howard
A
fte
r
son
was
again
put
upon
then by a path which commences near
the barn and goes ont to the Manchester the woods near tho scone of the murder the witness stand for the purpose of
toad a little below Colley’s. I was at ou the Friday after Wainright was killed ; identifying W ainright’s hat and scythe ;
Is the most efficient FIRE EXTINGUISHER,
It id
Monday .xfM‘«'flihgy..tb,r do nct H-zs^mber whether 1 talked with ftlwv.v gun aud ft hoi'se hia&V t-takeu by lu...vmpn«ion t<> c*.isAw.it> ..cxiscmce
especially
adapted to meet cases of fires break
Mr.
Birdsall
o
r
n
o
t
;
don’t
remember
him
from
Rockwell’s
premises
at
Toms
15th of September, at 0 o’clock ; got iq.
Ing out 4n buildings of all kinds, doing its
that morning at abou t quarter to 5 o ’clock; wbut I Buid ; could have told all about it River.
work effectively and instantaneously.
Edward H o ff m ire, sworn.
L iv e at
fed my horse and chickens; a little before tb u, but did not. Mr, Jennings' uud
Orders addressed to the subscriber will be
0 o’clock hitched up my horse and wagon Mr. Juraes were at my house, but I did Toms Itiver ailid know Charles Wuinright; promptly filled.
GEO. A. snEPARD,
nod went to my father’s place and g o t uot tell them that the voice said, brw him ou Tuesday, Sept. lGtb, between
17
Toms River, N. J.
breakfast; hud been getting my meals " Georgo, don’t k ill ine.” I talked with 9 aiul 10 o’clock at night, near Mr. Brunt’s
there tor about three weeks ; was eu Miss Chamberlain, but did not tell her bouse ou Hooper Avenue ; he was lying
» “ J- W. 4c J . I I. IIO B K N N A C H , No.
■m Second s t„ above Race, Philadelphia,
gaged in oranberrying; was in father’s that I heard guns, but no voice. My on tho ground, under a cedar tree ; did
fo r tort? years ;have been engaged In treatment
house that m orning until half past family oousistfl o f my husband, myself, not know who it was when I first saw or secretdiseasesaaregularpractitioners IIJK I U
U « M N K W H O O K . * M Y a T K K Y , ’ etc. sen t
0 o’clock; heard no shots, nor groans, John Henry, T rin a, James White’s little him ; but when he spoke I recognized to
ui y address on receipt of ten cents. Uaelul
information to the afflicted. Office hours from 8
nor bnrkiug of dogs that morning. Have girl about 7 years old, aud a little baby ; him by bis voioe.
a . m . to 2 p. u. and fio m 0 to v v. m . ConsultaE lla llca tty , sworn. Couldn’t rcinem J|f' n by mall atrlcily private end ediifldentlal.
soon Mr. Rockwell pass up the road don’t know tho b ab y’s age ; it is sister to
iyii
past father’s house several times; have White’s cbiliJ; W hite is not married. I bor where she was on the evening o f I 0tllce cloned Sunday.
seen him go with a gun in winter; some­ bavo uot spoken with Emma Wainright Tuesday, Sept. 16th ; but. either ou that
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ftfZ g fr
times once during a wiuter, sometimes in a year, tu t was ou good terms with evening or tho next, as she was going ^
D E N T IS T ,
through Hooper Avenue with Ed. Hoff-1
twice ; saw him go that way with a dog George.
W a - liliiK U m S t r e e t , n e a r W a in ,
MONDAY AFTERNOON,
mire, sho saw somebody lying under a
and gun last winter. Haw George WuinTO M S lU V K U , S. J .
C a r o lin e W i t z e l being further exam­ tree near .Mr. Brunt's place; Mr. Hoff
right at father’s house on Monday even­
ing, Sept, 15th ; ho was there when I ined by Mr, Liudnbury, said ahe first mini Huid : “ I f I hud a match I'd find |Laughing tlaa adrunlstered for the pnlnlosH ex
Dio person said : “ A ll Ail kinds of Dentistry promptly attended m^and
went in ; when ho left, he said ho was heard that James Wuinright had beeu out who it is.
3W~ Engagement*made hv
going down town. I was down town the killed on Thurnday when they camo to right you know mo, Ed. ” Wituess could JWiin',‘ ,,tc,l
the
cranberry
b
og
for
her
son
;
George
uot
tell
who
the
person
was.
following Thursday evening, and George
C h a r le s S . A p p l e g a t e , being sworn, j
and Charley W ainright rode ns far as iny Bryan and Mr. Fuller fame for h im ;
M i.v U tW u U V £».
father’s house with me on their way they said W ainright wan killed, and they testified that ho in company with Am os'
, , 1. vph .I’HIa, Feburuyy3,1885.
home ; on the way going homo, Charley wanted John H e n r y ; 1 bad a talk with Wiutou, Shiuu Jameson and Richard
said : " By God, George, Cliiyt. Robbins James White and Mrs. Miller ufter wards ; Skirm, guarded the body of JumeH I.
;hnvfi taken aclown1 first remembered having heard the Waiuright in the Grand Army room ou
thinks you killed father
'■>h. Ingrain tumbles;
Cross examined by Mr. Sooy : 1 was shots uud shouts tho next morning Snodiiy uight, Sdpt. 21st, until they were
•try tumbles to Ingrain;
in the north room of father’s bouse that (Tuesday); was afraid to tell Mr. Birdsall relieved by Christian Nnegliu at about
■I • to Tapestry; Velvet
morning while eating breakfast ; it wus and others, on account of my boy ; Joe half past five o ’clock uext moruiug.
> stry; Moquette below
„ ( i ur a
. . u . « Grover, John Aumack aud Mr. Frost
N a t h a n A u s t i n , recalled. Have known
were
in
Anmank’s
store
wDen
1
said
i«.
td» S m y r n a a l m o s t to
itilBou Rockwell -U yearn ; nave ot^eu uim
I sat down to breakfast; do not remem­
Frost
that
tho
whole
thing
came
back
gunning
near
my
p
lace;
oue
winter
ber telling Jamos White that mother
several years ago he ami James I. Wainfouud fault because T came to breakfast to mo like a dream.
Mr, Sooy, the witness said be did not go
to the Wainright bouse on Sunday for
the purpose of making an official investi­
gation ; be admitted that he did take
George into a bed-room and question
him in tile presence o f some reports * ;
denied.that be made a speech while there,
unless teu or fifteen words could bo called
a speech.
Abram Sherm an, recalled. L iv e on
Manchester road ; on the 15th of Sept,
last, at 0 a . M.f was at home ; left there
nfc 19 or 20 minutes paste lor Toms
River ; had gone about ten steps when
he heard two reports of a gun in a north­
east course from where he was; tbero
whs tiiao eu'iugh between Uw shots for a
man to make 3 or 4 ordinary Ships; heard
throe grouus between the shots ; also
heard two dogs start and bark after
secoud shot; tho bar king appeared to bo
in same direoliou as allots; heard some­
body call the d o g s ; it sounded like
" Yer, yer, yer,” three times.
Cross-examined : Soon attar I got punt
Urukaw's, I heard the cars going towards
Manchester from Toms R iv e r; I was
nearly down to Tyrem&u’s when I heard
then). Told no one that day about hearing the guns, o r grouu», o r /Jogs; didn't
think enough oi it to speak o f ; told
George Wainright of it on Tuesday night
in the area way o f Luiirs’ hotel; Harry
Fuller and Harry Galbraith were present
at the time ; told Charles Waipright and
young Jeff Thompson about it on Mon­
day night; told them about my hearing
the guns, and the groans, and the dogs
burking and somebody calling thorn.
Geo. W. Welsh’s Sons,
FINE WATCHES,
Jewelry, Silverware, Ac.,
258 GREENWICH S T .,
Geo. W. W elsh’s Sons,
PURE BRED FOWLS.
IDS IM H I HMD GRENADE
D
E liz a b e th
C h a m b e r la in ,
sworn. I right gunned together nearly all wiutor,
so Into that morning.
Haw Charles
Wainright go past the Lum house on his lived at tho Muguolia Hotel last summer ; putting up at oue of my houses near
weut
there
on
the
4th
of
July,
and re­ Dover.
wny towards Toms River before 0 o’clock
mained two m ouths; Mrs. Wainright
J o s e p h G r o v e r , sworu. I ives at Toms
that morning.
was at work there when I went; she re­ River, aud is u clerk in Reuben Potter’s
Trcna W itzel, sworn. Was at home
mained about two months aftor I weut grocery ; knows Elsou K . Rockwell, arid
on the moruiug .Tamos Wainright iB
there ; bIio le fto u Tuesday evening, Sept. was acquainted w ith James I. Waiuright
thought to have beeu killed ; John Henry,
l(Uh, near bed tim e; went with M.iry in his lifetime. ; remembers conversation
mother, father and myself were all there ;
Emma ; Mrs. Wainright took Borne of with Rockwell, within a year, in reference
heard oue shot that morning soon after
hur dothes with her on Tuesday eveuing, to a letter he (Rockwell) had received, to
(5 o’clock; aft.*r the gun went off, heard
aud left some ; she came back ou W ed­ which Jamea 1. Wuiuright'a name was
dogs harking aud some one calling ; snw
attached. [A t this point conusel for the
nesday oveuing aud took more of her State put iu evidence a notice that had
George W ainright that aame evening,
things.
nerved upon Rockwell, demanding the
betwoeu (5 and 7 o ’elock; he called at
J o h n G r a n t , sworu,
H uh a harness production in Court of all letters received
oar house and stayed about half an hour;
shop on Washington street, near Main ; by him over the signature of James I.
Etnanm I If. W ilkes, sworn. Lives ho looked pnle and seemed to bo unoasy; knows Georgo Wainright and Julia Jaue Waiuright, and now in his possession.
Rockwell's counsel set up the plea that
at Toms River ; kuew Jamea I. Waiu- seamed as if ho did not have auy r e s t; Waiuright; saw them both on Wedues
the demand wiih a surprise to them, nnd
rig h t: last saw him alive about three kept walking the tlnor, or something like day, Sept. 17th, lit his shop, nt about naked the Court to allow them until to­
him
that;
acted
unusual;
have
seen
weeks before he was killed ; ku- w Wain
3 o’clock in the afternoon ; George stayed morrow to comply with the demand ;
right's wife and childrcu ; went to the very often at our house; ho generally about one h a lf to three quarters o f au wtiiob request the Court grauted. J
At thiH point Court adjourned until
Wainright place ou Friday morning of laughed and talked when he entno there, hour ; Mrs. Wainright ouly n few miu
tho week of the murder; stayed around but that uight he didu’t ; when he left utes ; Mrs. W ainright said she had left Tuesday at 10 a . m .
he
said
he
was
going
to
town.
I
{C o ntinu ed on th ird pa ge.)
there about six or seven hours ; saw
the Magnolia Hotel the day previous,
Elsou Rockwell at different times around went down town one evening last sum aud was goiug back there to get her
Better
than she Expected.
the Wainright plaoe that day ; beseemed mer in company with my mother and tilings aud te il them she was goiug to
" Your letter received. In reply I nm
to be careworn and anxious ; seemed to George Wainright ; we met James Wain- leave for good.
happy to say that Parker’s Hair Balsam
lie iu deep meditation ; his face bad an right just this side o f Wright's b rid g e ;
Charles IF. J ’otter, being re-called did much more for me than you said it
unnatural appearance : don’t remember he asked G eorge where he was going : testified that Mrs. Waiuright opened an would or thau I expected. My hair haa
having had any conversation with Rock­ George said he was going down town ; account at liis store last March ; Bbe not only stopped falling out, but tho bald
spots aro all covered, aud all my hair has
well while there. Went to the Wain- Mr. Wainright said, " Iw in h to G od I
stated that sho aud George aud Charles grown thicker, softer and more lively
right house again the following Sunday, had some one who would stay at home ; were going to buy their own thiugs in than it was before my sickness a year
io company with several other persons ; if my wife would come home and do as
future, and her husband would buy what ago. Thank you again aud again."
as we approached the house, heard she ought to she could have all my he wanted ; sho wauted credit, nnd said Extract from letters of Mr. R. W. T.,
West F ifty third street, New York.
sounds of mirth and laughter th e re ; money aud half o f the boys’ money." she nnd the two boys would pay tbe b ills ;
reoogoized a woman’s voice iu the mirth He also said ; “ George, you run around she commenced au account iu March and
P H D .
fulu.es; up >□ entering the ro>tn he saw all night and sleep all day.”
oontiuued it until September.
Cross-examined by Mr. Sooy : First
Mrs. Julia Jaue Wainright, Mary Emma
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Mrs.
M
a
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Sherman,
sworn.
Is
the
Wainright, Harrisou lleusou and Wyckoff spoke of heariug the dogs aud guus on
Preston, son o f A lo n s o and Ellen V an n oio.
Tilton sitting there ; smiles were still on Thursday night o f the week of tho mur­ wife of Abram Sherman, aud lives on aged I years and 8 months.
Manchester T o a d , about a mile ami a half
their faces when he entered ; all hands der ; have talked with Mr. Birdsnll
from Toms R iv e r ; knows Mary Emma
seemed cheerful ; commenced talkiug about it : also have told Mr. Wilson (the
Waiuright;
on Monday, the 15th of last
with them about the death o f James detective) ; can’t say how often ] a good
Wainright; asked Emma if her father many times ; first told Mr. Wilson about .September, she came to our house e>arly
IM P O R T E R O P
in the afternoou ; said she came to ilo
was in the habit of staying away all George’s actions that Monday night.
At this point the Conrt adjourned until some sewing on my machine ; she stayed
night without letting her know where he
thereat
least
au
hour,
but
did
no
sewing;
was ; she said he was not. Afterwards i Monday, Feb. 2d, at 11 a. m .]
she appeared nervous and excited ; she
AHD
had a conversation with George, who!
Mo nd ay morning.
said bo was attending to the cow when ' Court opened soon after 11 o ’clock, talked a good d e a l; when we looked at
her
she
cast
her
eyes
down.
his father left home the previous Mon-1 *keu the cross examination o f Trina
Cress examined by Mr. Sooy ;
Old
Jay morning; said be fed her potatoes, 1Witzel was continued. In reply to in
and then milked h e r; Oecrge also said ! terrogatories, witness stated that she was Mrs. Thompson and her daughter were
that when he got through milking, and °o her way to the barn when ahe heard *t our house that afternoou while Mary roth M TK M A N D K E Y W I S D I X G . warrant­
ed to run within two minutes a year.
went to the house, he asked Emma if the report o f the gun ; her mother was Emma was there ; she <Mary Emma)
Silver Hunting American Watcheu,
she beard the guns, and she replied that three or four ateps from the bouse at the raid she was expecting some one to come
and doctor the cow.
Stem Winding, from $15.00 to SEO.oo.
she did ; a«ked her if she heard any time; weut in immediately; did not see
Also. Sole Agen t tor Greenwich Street of the
Elizabeth Thom as, sworn. Lives near
groans or dogs barking* and she said ahe father at that time. George Wainright
had not. Witness afterwards went to wa* *t our house t iat evening ; did not Turns River, on road to Fennaylvania R.
see tbe trail o f the horse and wagon, *** George have tbe baby, and did not R. station, iu Berkeley township ; is ac­ Also, Pin anJ R in g ; P arra’ grant*d A n g m jstj.
Also, a great variety o f different kinds of
leading from the place where Wainright’s pot the baby into bis trms, bot talked quainted with Jnlia Jane and Mary
body is supposed to have been carried *ith him about i t ; have not been on Emms W aiu righ t; Mrs. Wainright, Jewelry of the Best Quality.
from ; in examining the trail, found a
terms with Emma Wainright fo r a while visiting witness abont two or three Would call attention also to a choice aaaondistinct bone track on firm solid ground ; T**r l know James White ; saw him or* years ago told about throwing a bucket
the track showed thst the horse’s shoe thst M onday; he did not say “ I t is at her husband (Jamea Waiaright) be
had a spring heel.
funny y«m did not bear aii those guns cause he accused her of bring too intimate
Especially selected for n t Retail Trade.
Being cross-examined by Judge H >ff- »nd those dogs barking;" told him on with Elson R ock w ell; she said at that
Alao have on hand a flne assortment o f
mao, the wituess stated that he took Sunday before Coart that I beard dogs time that M J im was so ooery thst no
John Cornelias with him when he weut to harking the morning that Wainright was good would befall him,” and that she
Aleo, keep constantly on hand
Wainright's house on Friday ; instructed murdered, and that somebody was calling didn’t b e litre b e would ever die in bed.
him to take notes erf anything said to him them. Mother ate her breakfast between Mary Emma had told witness thst they
eonldn’t
lire
much
longer
with
her
father
( W ilkes) whenever be nodded ; did bo •’ *nd 7 o'clock.
WEDDING RINCS
nodding, and no notes were taken ; took
He direct. — Heard the dogs in the if he kept on sbnsing them so ; and said
be w m in th e habit of accusing her Constantly on h and: also, made to ord er la three
no notes himself
Hontd not <=Tnl«in same direction as tbe guns,
hours’ tim e. X y
mother of b ein g intimate with Rockwell.
just how Rockwell s face indicated
Caroline W itzel, sworn. Live about
Joseph R W ainright, sworn. A m a
tin t be was careworn and anxious, one quarter o f a mile from the Wainright
brother of James I. W ainright; sew a
except that his eyes were east down sod place; have known James Wainright 14
been for o v e r thirty years.
body in the Grand Army room on the 22J
looked sunken. D id not go to tbe Wain- y « r * ; I was at home on Monday morn
wouM respectfully state that I a m th e o a ly
of September last, and identified it a*
right boose as a justice o f tbe pesee, mg. Sept. 15th, nt 6 o’clock, engaged in
"
s treet w ho keeps no Plated
Jewelry, and have no connection with nay house
—
t for • job. bat merely to e what getting breakfast; »!1 my fsmilv were at that of my brother James; I identified it except
my own. at
!
,
by the e a r r ; he used to wear earring?, j
JOHN H. WELSH,
FINE WATCHES
JEW ELRY.
MY FINE WATCHES.
PATENT INLAID BRACELETS;
D IA M O N D S ,
STERUNB SPOONS tnd FORKS.
usor m u run snoRints.
WATCH REPAIRING
h“
J‘ “ <" W am ngfct
a i.o n »M ,r t hHwrra 6 Kid 7 o< *rtk ,; k_ w EI_ _ y
I.T W b to I — ' —
p r o p o s e Or I n , (a rk rd t’ rf h - ~
T m » l kln, ,v & f r m . ia fw
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271 GREENWICH STREET,
O lr w r X w * r » y . ) H e w T n r % .
JOHN H. WELSH.
v
who were going to
io' thinking of thft
vrailc higher. The new
' e..‘i |ohu to different caror
expense. Which
u iliih e ?
They need to
now about the carpets o f
d; ch they are tilin’ .ing now
—as mini1
know
Toutthos ■ t
■g o in g
buy bef
1here i r , ... hierefore,
ir putting in p int tlie comnonest (acts about weiluimvn carpets.
Tapestry looks like Brusrls, as every bod; knows.
There are several grades o f
1. hew can distinguish one
uii
another.
Certain
ukes command the highest
prices, partly because o f the
difficulty ol judging the
grades But, as buyers gen ­
erally have no means o f
knowing one make from
another, they have to trust
the seller. Buying Tapestry,
hen, is apt to be an act o f
, vilidenee. W e propo. :: to
use it less so. So is i.evBrussels. W e propose
it safer. And the
die others.
■t is Tapestry carpet?
.a is Brussels? One is a
opy of the other. Tapestry
costs about two-thirds as
nuchas Brussels; and, on
the floor, there is very little
difference between them.
rile frame-work o f both is
hard inflexible cotton ami
jute. If you take a bit o f
each and pull the woolen
yarn all out. there is left, o f
the Brussels, the frame work
that holds it together and
gives it stifiiuss: it looks
like a sieve, with meshes
about ten to the inch. O f
the Tapestry more is left.
When the wool is drawn
out of the face, the hack is
solid with jute. Pull out this
solid back o f jute, ami only
the frame-work is le f t ; the
same as the frame work o f
Brussels. The difference be­
tween the stuffs o f Brussels
and Tapestry, then, is jute in
the place o f a part o f the
wool.
The face o f Brussels and
Tapestry, both, is a mas of
loops o f colored woolen yam
held fast by the hidden frame­
work o f cotton and jute be­
low: and the colors form the
carpet's ti-niro.
The car­
pets goodn ss as to dur­
ability depends on the mafc-
ing. o f course but. main­
ly on tile wool til tile loops
and what is under the loops.
One judges Tapestry by the
number o f loops to the inch,
‘The best has ten ; the poor­
est down to six. Turn it
over, and look at the back.
The larger the mesh in the
frame-work, the more sparse
the loops and the wool on
the face.
What is under the face ?
What effect does it have?
The loops on the face of
Brussels are backed by wool
below. The loops on the face
of Tapestry are backed by
jute. W ool is soft, and jute
is hard. T h e wool on the
face, o f course, wears longer
against a back o f yielding
wool than against a back o f
unyielding jute. So Brussels
wears longer than Tapestry.
How much longer? By as
much as the hack of wool
:•; gent!or to the trampled
than ju te; so much;
; ire. It isn’t soft enough
ye tile difference felt by
o k in use. The mal
's
object in using woo! r
ad
o f iu 'c is only to make .. sof", to wear against,
bins softness one
. , the foot comes
■ 1. carpet-lining.
i h s back of wool in
Brussels has another conse­
quence. It is the source o f
colors to make the carpet's
pattern.
It consists, or
rather the wool of the Brus-js>h carpet
Consists, - o f
several yarns o f different
colors lying side by side in
little bundles.
A t every
enth-of-an-inch or so, one
ut o f die bundle o f colored
.urns is looped above; and
he yarn that is taken to
form tlie loop is the yarn of
lie color the pattern repiires just there. N ow that
is tlie whole of the Brussels
fabric.
Idle Tapestry colors are
printed one after another on
one
c o n tin u o u s ya rn .
( here's nothing more wonlerfnl. Loops are made on
he yarn, one after another ;
the colors are gauged to
lorni tlie pattern as the loops
ire made ! Unravel a bit o f
I apestry, and watch tlie
onps as they disappear,
i he pattern is on the yarn,
.but three times lon ger!
Now, by taking the pattern
out, you see how it go t in.
Hie yarn was printed. The
pattern enlarged three fold
was printed on the yam it­
self; and, when the yarn is
looped in the weaving, the
» pattern appears! Incredible
'it true!
ltd now you see why the
rn is sharp, exact, in
1rads; and a little shady,
...exact, in Tapestry. There
is no other difference in look
between the two.
The grades of Brussels:
•five frame,” “ four-frame,"
•tc.— N ot to go into difficult
cading, "five-frame" means
:iiat the bundles consist of
ive yarns; "four-fram e"
'leans four yarns: and so
m. The number o f ‘ frames"
is ilie proportion o f wool in
be carpet, its body, close>ess. weight and softness—
■■alue and durability.
“ Five-frame "
Brussels
.‘roper has its bundles of
ive woolen yarns, and these
yarns treble— fifteen yarns
n a bundle; but nobody
nakes it so. The nearest
ipproach to that standard is
mind in the best makes.
1here is “ five-frame " Brusels with under threads of
tite in place o f w o o l; a sort
>f mongrel Brussels-andi apestry. But we need not
,-o into all the adulterations.
W e have set forth these
‘wo staple carpet-fabrics as
airly and fully as we can in
brief
You will buy tlie
■aler if you have read with
are. especially after a little
arpet-dissecting. W hat we
lave told is by no me ms all
here is to tell. It is enough
0 sharpen your eyes and
uide your judgment, to
lake you comparative!;: in
lependent of names and
’biases.
dest In g r a in ( “ e x tra
super” ), 60 cents; a roomfill.
Best Tapestry, 75 cents:
a roomful.
Inferior Tapestry, 50 cents
enough.
!
Best Velvet. *1 ; a room
j ful.
Inferior Velvet, 90 cents;
I enough.
A. A. W O L C O T T ,
F o rm e r*! o f this tow n,
•*4
«mv>
YVan am
ak
opened a La rge and E legantly Stocked
JEWELRY STORE,
In Cowperthwalt’s N ew B u ild in g , corner of
Main and W ash ington streets,
T O M S R IVER , N . J .
n e offers for sale a large and beautiful line o f choice designs Id
SOLID GOLD AND SILVER
rXCLl'DING
Watches, Clocks, Diamonds, Chains,
Lockets, Charms, Bracelets, Sets,
Lace Pins, Gents’ Scarf Pins & Finger Bings,
Of every description, at prices n ever befo re equalled.
Finest Line of O PT IC A L GOODS ever offered for Sale.
Repairing of every description a Specialty.
T h e patronage of my old friends and the public in gon eral (a respectfully solicited.
I a m n o w p re p a re d to s h o w a fu ll
an d com plete sto ck of
G o o d s fo r the
Fall and Winter. Trade,
C O N S IS T IN G I N P A R T O F
S h a w ls ,
D ress Goods,
...
B lan k ets.
F lannels,
C assim eres,
Cloths,
H o s ie ry ,
N otions,
U n d e r w e a r , &c.,
T O G E T H E R W IT H -A F U L L S TO C K OF
F IN E
G R O C E R IE S ,
All of whioh are offered at Popular Prices.
J. L. C O W P E R T H W A I T ,
N E X T DOOR T O
M cCLEES’ HARDWARE STORE.
W IT C H E S ! W ATC H ES! W A TC H E S' W A T C H E S!
2-oz Solid Silver Am erican Levers,
$7.50
2 -o s Solid Silver W altham or E lg in Watches,
8.50
Solid Gold Gents’ Am erican Stem W inders,
25.00
Solid Gold Ladies' Am erican K e y W inders,
21.00
S olid Gold Ladies’ Am erican Stem W inders,
24.00
6.75
2.75
B oys’ Silver H unting Case Watches,
W a terb a ry Stem W in d in g Watches,
N ic k e l Clocks,
90
Our* immense stock of fine Chains, Jewelry, Silverware, Clocks and
Diamonds at correspondingly low figures.
T.
12 North
O. H A Y D O C K ,
Second
Street, Philadelphia.
Sucessor to B. F. DuBois.
Call for our special card set, free. W e are now preparing a hand­
some present for every purchaser, ready December 15.
T. O. H A Y D O C K , 12 N. Second St.
KING’S EVIL
EXECUTOR'S
Was the name formerly given to Scrofula
because o f a superstition tliat it could be
cured by a king’s touch. The world iu
wiser now, and knows that
REAL
sale
ESTATE
SCRO FULA
can only be cured by a thorough purifies° f lbe blood. If this is neglected,
the disease perpetuates Its taint through
generation after generation. Among Its
earlier symptomatic developments are
Eczema, Cutaneous Eruptions, T u ­
mors, Beils, Carbuncles, Erysipelas,
P u r u le n t Ulcers, Nervous a n d P h y .
sical Collapse, etc. I f allowed.Jo con­
tinue, Rheumatism, Scrofulous Catarrh, Kidney and L iver Diseases.
T u b e rc u la r Consumption, and vari­
ous other dangerous or fatal maladies, are
produced by it.
PE R SO NA L P R O P E R T Y .
Pu rsu a nt to an o rd er o f the O rp h a n s ’ Court
o f th e Coun ty o f Ocean, the su b s crib e r, 8 ur, , , 8 E x e c u to r o f W m .M . B o w k e r, deecossd,
v
o ffe r fo r sale on the p rem ise*, in the
v illa g e o f W are to w n , Ocean C o ., N . J . . on
T H U R S D A Y , F eb ru ary
Regenerative Medicine
Is composed of the genuine Honduras
Sarsaparilla, with fellow Dock. Stilfiwffm, the Iodides of Potassium and
iron, and other ingredients of great poam^ scientifically com­
pounded. Its formula is generally known
to the medical profession, and the best
Physicians constantly prescribe A ye r 's
Bars a P a d illa as an
..E n ty fiu 1*®
Prem ise* c o n v e y e d to the
In n
J L ® ° w ker ,JY A d a m C . Fidler
anH Z tfe k-v . I?ec‘*
N o v e m b e r 1 8 .1375.
r o n n ? T v d , ,n ,he < > r k a O ffic e Of Ocean
C ou n ty in V olum e 85 o f Deeds, p a g e 72. etc.
, t AX ? atwlh e tan|e time and place th e 1-SU part
o f the schooner V irgin ia R ulon .*’
„ . r .aW,1J . take Place a t tw o o 'c lo c k P.
Absolute Cure
Ayer’ s Sarsaparilla,
u »d " known °nS Md term8 of sale wUl
n
.
W IL L IA M H . T a N T U M ,
S u rvivin g E xe c u to r,
® l m e s B i r d s a l l . A ttorn ey.
h
pr a. Fee. *9.90.
Dated December U J8&4.
| 1\TOT14 R TO A1W KN T R f i T F ’
! E Q U I T Y * * 3* c o r > T T
j
C IR C U IT C
T o S o p h i a n r x o i.s w * x .
l lU.PAUED b y
: Dr- J - C- A f i r & Co., Lowell, Hast.
[A nalytical Chemists.]
Sold by all Druggists: Price $1;
fix bottles for $5.
B y v irtu e
of
an order o f B. \
o f the Circuit C o
m,de ° ° the <
,D * canre wh«Tein I
•Jennmgi fs com plainant and yo u a
a n s w ^ n * r V l q u im l to ap p ea r i
i
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j
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Aaron B. Iron s, oi
P a w In tbe Coun t'
dated ti
D ecem b er A . D .. 1864. and to
by Jon to W u H a n I
tbe lands ft.-re mentioned, dated t
!
<,.^if!.r ! .A ' r’ and yo u arr
heeanse r m heid said l a o
tttor igsges.
GKNESAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
‘, iM W m m 9r„ yew Tort.
108S,
B eg in n in g in th e Hue b etw een A d am C.
, , r a_UlJ
bouse and lo t b e lo n g in g to the
l e r , L OI< AD‘ h^ ?
b ow ker, deceased, distant
a P.d n*nc links on a c o u rs e north
w ie n t y - f lv e degrees east from th e northeast­
e r ly corn e r o f the house in which W illia m M.
S " * 5 r n a w 0 # 7 8 ) liv es : tlie n o e ( 1 ) north
. Ix ty -fo n r degrees and fifty-n ine m in u tes went
fi ve chains and tw en ty-eigh t J in k s ; ( 2 ) north
t ic n t y five degrees and eighteen m in u tes east
on e chain and thirty-nine lin ks ; ( 8 ) south
s ix ty -fo u r degrees and fifteen m inutes east five
chains and fifty e ig h t lin k s ; (4 ) sou th thirty,h a !rte* T . l - and fo r ‘ J-8vc m inutes w e s t one
£ £ 2 L * Dd tb,r1? 'V ln e ,}n k* to the p la c e o f benna
^'o n ' ai,u“ K seventy-nine hundredths
nnd seventy-three one thousandths o f an acre,
s tric t measure.
’
f t the only powerful and abeam reliable
(dood-pufifying medicine. It is so effect­
ual an alterative that it eradicates from
the system Jicrcditary Scrofula, and
toe kindred poisons o f eontagious diseases
and mercury. At the same time it cnnclies aj)d vitalizes the blood, restoring
healthful action to the vital organs and
rejuvenating the entire system. This great
For all diseases caused by the vitiation of
the blood. It is concentrated to the high­
est practicable degree, far bevond »nr
other preparation for which like effects
are claimed, and k therefore tbe cheapest,
as well as the best blood purifying medi1 cine, in the world.
is ,
T h e house and lot o f land w here th e decedent
liv ed h i the time o f his death, b ein g bounded
unil described as follo w s :
Ayer’s Sarsaparilla
Best five-frame Brussels,
5 1; a roomful.
Smyrna. $1.15; a side-or- a-roomful.
Be^t Moquette j^r.25 ; a
roomful.
Jo h n
bos
-v
A. C. M i
Solicfto*- o f C o m
T o m * R iv e r, Oceau
•'otw Dee- naber 3Wi. 1$$4
Cent a Word Department.
THE MURDER TRIAL.
Business notices inserted mdor Pits heading at
One Cent a Word each inter lion.
( Continuedfrom aecondpage )
TTTMDAY m o rn in g .
M a ry A n n Branson, sworn. O o tha
ISUt of September lu t, f i n d e l John
Amnaok’a, in the village of T o m . H ir e r ;
/ A L E N T I N E 8 — A la r g e and n ice ly selected
f stock o f Valentines at Puot O ffic e Store. •t helf.pMt 5 o'clock on the morning of
that day new Eicon K . Rook well done fa
B A R G A IN .— P la n o f o r sale.
A p p ly u
MK. SAMUEL FROST, Mato St. a wagon going np the Manchester road ;
supposed that a colored mau who was in
L O S IN G O U T — T h e entire sto ck o f Readyjail had got out and that Rockwell was
M ade C lo th in g a t gre atly-re d a ce d figures,
at l IP S H U E T Z 'S .
after h im ; knew that Rockwell was a
constable
; he was driving at a fast trot.
O USE F O R S A L E — On D a y to n Avenue
Tom s R iv e r . I f n ot sold b y A p r il 1st.
Cross-examined. L e ft Mr. Anmaok’s
w ill be fo r re n t. A ddress
J. H . IR O N S ,
employ last Novem ber; told
Mrs.
M anchester, N . J.
Autnnok afterwards about Rockwell’s
L O S IN G O U T — Stock o f L a d ie s ' and
driviug up the Manchester road ; RookCh ildren ’ s C o ats, a t C ost P ric e , a t L IP well’s horse was a dark b a y ; hia buggy
8 H U E T Z ’S.
bad no to p ; saw no one else pass that
L A R G E C O O K IN G S T O V E f o r sale by
way on that m orning; did not notice
l
S . A . G O B L E , U n io n House.
how Rockwell was dressed.
B
A L A N C E o f o u r en tire W in ter s to ck tellin g
regard lean o f c oa t, A t TBJEO. H IR SG H 'S T
C
H
C
R
E M N A N T S s e llin g less than cost, a t
8 tl8
*
T H E O . H IR S C H ’ S
% L O S IN G O U T , a t a great redu ction, the
/ en tire Btock, a t L IP g H U E T Z 'S .
C H O IC E N O R T H E R N F R U I T T R E E S ,
/ Sh ru b bery a n d Flow ers fo r s ale b'
J . E.
/ A L E N T I N E S . — A large and n ic e ly selected
f stock o f V ale n tin e s at P o s t O ffic e St.i
John Beatty, sworn. Saw Elson K.
Rockwell on tbe morning o f September
15th, at about 8 o ’olock ; he drove down
to Clayton Bobbins’ barn from the
direotion of the Ocean House ; I have
driven his horse ou oeveral occasions;
the horse is o f a dark bay or brown color.
H . D . Colley, sworn. L iv e in the
Mills house, ou the Manchester road ;
am somewhat acquainted with the woods
RS. A . M . G L1 D 1IE N , M u sic Teacher, oa the Brokav plane : the timber iB o f
has v a c a n cie s fo r a few m d f t pupils.
fair aiz o ; there is no ditch between the
L O S IN G O U T . — Ladles’ S h a w ls and Dress road and the woods; a horse and wagon
Goods, a t reduced figu res, a t L IP could have been concealed in tboae
S H U E T Z ’S.
_______________________ _
woods, about one-third o f a mile from
OOD 8 A U S A G E , fresh -m ad e e v e ry dav, where Wainright was killed.
George
a t B a ile y ’s M ea t M ark et, c o r n e r o f M ain
and W as h in g to n streets. A ls o , B e s t Butter Wainright was at my house on Wednes
in to w n f o r th e m o n ey.
tf6
day of the week of the m urder; and he
0 8 T .— A f e w days since, w h ile g o in g up appeared worried about something.
W as h in g to n street fro m th e Presbyteriau
Cross-examined. I got home from the
Church to w a rd C ra n m o orF a rm , a sm all G o t o
Cross. T h e fin d e r w ill be s u ita b ly rewarded meeting of the Grand A rm y Post that
upon ta k in g i t t o th e County C le r k ’s Office.
night at about 10 o ’olock, and found
George Wainright there with Jane
Giberson; I talked with them a few
R E 3 H H A Y and Straw f o r sa le b y the bale minutes and then went to bed.
%B E A T R E D U C T I O N
2 L I P S H U E T Z ’ S.
on
O verco ats, at
M
C
G
L
LUMBER C
O
alAW
A?BRANT.
F
o r to o , a t W m . Aum ack’ s L u m b e r and Coal
Y a rd , T o m s R iv e r , N . J.
24
parties; I arranged for a meeting
between Rookwell and Wainright.
G eorge Gravatt, recalled. Heard a
conversation at the Ooean House early
last fall between James W ainright and
Elson K . R ockw ell; heard Wainright
«*y— “ I want yon to keep away from my
h o u s e R o c k w e ll replied that he had not
been there; W aioright said angrily—
“ you have been there, end now you
keep away.” They had another conver­
sation to tbe same effect outside tbe hotel,
bood afterwards.
I spoke t o Rockwell
about it, aud said to him— “ Else, ain’t
you afraid o f Jim ? He may kill you yet
when he meets yon out in the woods
alone. ” Rockwell replied— “ I am not
afraid o f him ; if I meet him iu the
woods, I shall have a gun as well as he.”
TUESDAY AFTERNOON.
M a n liff Applegate, sworn.
Lives
abont 4 j miles north of village o f Toms
R iv e r; is a farmer ; on the Sunday on
which tbe body o f James I. Wainright
was found was on tbe Luker field, and in
the neighborhood of Vince’ s bridge help
ing search for the body ; saw George
Wainright there, and heard him say
there was no use looking for tbe body
there; he said if it was ever found it
would be five or six miles from there ; he
also said Viy&WI bte faYher’s body was
found it would show that he was shot in
the head aud in rhe back ; witness was
under tbe impression that George said
this to Ivins O. Applegate and one or
two others ; they were all standing near
witness at the time this was said.
Cross-examined by M r. Sooy : I waB
not a witness before the Coroner’s jury ;
T. mentioned what. George said, the name
day, to other parties ; think I told Henry
Potheraus that day ; told it to Detective
Wilson on Wednesday la st; but have
never mentioned it to the Prosecutor.
Clayton C. H u rley , sworn. L iv e at
Pleasant Plains, about five miloa north
of Toms R iver ; on the Suuday that
W ainright’s body was found was among
the searchers in the neighborhood of
ViDCe’s bridge, near tbe Luker field;
saw G eorge Wainright there ; heard him
say there was nd' cise looking for i&o' old
man's body around there ; be Baid if the
body wa« over found it would bo five or
six miles from there ; he also said that
when it was found, it would show that it
had been shot once in the face, and once
iu the side or back, am not sure which.
S idney QuiicJc, sworn. Is abont 60
years of age, and has always lived at
Toms Itiv e r ; first heard that James I.
Wainright was missing on Thursday,
Sept. 18th ; went that day to help search
fur his body ; found a ramrod lying in n
path through the woods about 250 yards
from the spot from which Waiurigbt’a
body is supposed to have been carried
o ff; the place where ramrod was found
was in an almost easterly course from
where Wainright was killed ; saw the
trail where bis body seemed to have been
dragged ; it commenced at a point about
15 yards from the bars leading into tbo
Lum field : brought the ramrod home
and kept it until the Coroner’s inquest
was held, when the Coroner ordered it to
be produced before the ju r y ; afterwards
delivered it to the Prosecuting Attorney ;
the Bpot where the ramrod was found
was about 100 yards from tbe creek.
[T h e ramrod was shown witness and
identified by him.]
don’t remember whetbor he told it to the
Prosecutor or n ot; can’t « » y whether or
not be ever mentioned i t to Coroner
Klippel, but thinks be did ; heard John
Alston say the some th in g ; thinks he
heard Noise Hutchinson, Shinn Jameson,
Amos W in too aud Jesse Iron s something
abont horae tracks; have heard oharactei
of those horse tracks discussed around
tovn ; didn't hear till the Sunday after
the murder that Rockwell’s h o n e m a
supposed to have mode these tracks.
[A t this point Court adjourned until
Wednesday, at 10 a . M.]
Genenal Grant has written a letter to
Mrs. Colfax expressive o f..h i« sympathy
with her iu her affliction. A fte r mention­
ing his health as improving from a dis­
abling attack o f sore throat, Gen. Grant
says : " Mr. Colfax and I were personal
friends from the day o f our association
on the same ticket for tbe two highest
offices in the g ift of the N ation up to his
untimely and unexpected death. I was
always hia defender against what t be­
lieved to be most unjust charges.” The
letter abounds with expressions of the
heartfelt sympathy of M rs. Grant and
himself with Mrs. Colfax and her son in
their sudden and great loss, and closes
with additional words of enlogy on the
character o f h5r: <CoM«x.
Tieaideut
Arthur also seuds a letter expressing
feelings o f lh 6 deepest sorrow at tho
death of M r. Colfax.
Application will be made to the
Supreme Court on the l7 tb o f February
for the appointment o f three CommiB
sionera to survey and mark the partition
line between Atlautio and Burlington
counties from tbe mouth o f Little Egg
Harbor’ s southernmost branch to the
next inlet on the south side of Little Egg
Harbor’s most southerly inlet. Notice
of this has been served on the Directors
of the Boards of Freeholders ot Burlington
and Atlantic counties.
B ritto n C. Cook, recalled.
Am ac­
quainted with the woods on the Brokaw
A deed o f trust has been drawn up by
place; a horse and wagon could be
Mrs. Julia Dent Grant and W. H. Van­
N e w J e r s e y C o u r i e r . driven into them and probably concealed
J
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derbilt whereby all the various memenfrom the view o f those passing yloag ki/n.
..ies .q fjly * military and official career of
road. Edward Sherman had charge of
TOM S UIVEIl. N. J .
Gen. Grant, together with the addresses,
my stables on the 15th of last Septem­
objects
of value and a it presented to him
ber ; a horse and wagon standing under
on his tour around the world, which came
Wednesday Afternoon, Feb. 4, 1885. the public shed of the hotel barn can bo
into the possession of M r. Vanderbilt in
seen from tbe Manchester road.
payment o f a loan, are conveyed to Mrs.
A bra m Sherm an was recalled, and
LOCAL H A TTE R S.
GraDt on condition that at tbe General’ s
testified to the recent death of Edward
death they shall be given to the United
Sherman.
A n oth er Suioido.
States Government.
Joseph G rover, recalled.
About a
Edward Sherman, who for a number of
Ocean County M arine Record.
years has had oharge of the stables con­ year ago, witness wrote a letter at James
nected with the Ocean House,
in I. Wainright’s request to Elson K . Rock­
B ALTIM O R E . Jau. 28. —Cleared, sclir. How­
well,
ordering
him
to
keep
away
from
ard
Williams,
Pearce, Hoboken. 2D —Cleared,
this town, committed Buicide yes­
sclir. Oracle D. Chambers, JLauc, New York.
terday afternoon by hanging himself Waiuright’s house, stating that he
31.—Ai lived, schrs. Job H . Jaek*on. Williams,
New Haven ; Lulu A aimer man, Beunctt, do.;
in one o f the buildings nsed for (W ainright) bad forbidden him to go
cleared, sclir. A. A. Shaw, Morgan. Stapleton ;
there, but that he still continued to do
stabling purposes on the hotel pro
cleared and sailed, sclir. Howard Williams,
so
;
that
Rockwell
had
been
the
destroy­
Pearce, Hoboken.
Feb. 2.—Cleared, seiir.
perty.
H e was last seen alive at
Lulu Ammorman, Bennett, N ew Haven • A. II.
er of his happiness, and that he (Wainabout 3 o ’olock, when nothing un­
Howe, Harrington, Hoboken ; sailed, schra.
right) would not be satisfied until be saw
A. A. Shaw and Grade D. Chambers.
usual in his demeanor was observ­
CHARLESTON, Feb. 2 .-8 a llcd . schr. Knto
Rockwell’s liver smoking. James Wain­
ed. Soon after 4 o’olock
be was
3. Ogden, Newbury, Baltimore.
right told witness what to write ; the
found by James Brewer and his
D E LA W A R E B RE AK W ATER . Jan. 30.—
letter was directed to Elson K . Rook
Arrived, schr. Wm. H Bailey. Bailey, New
bob David, hanging by a rope in the rear
York for Newport News and sailed next day.
well, and Wainright took it away. W it­
part o f the building above referred to,
N E W Y O R K . Jan. 28.— Arrived, schr. Oeo.
ness saw the letter next in Rockwell’s
Aery. Rogers. Baltimore. 29.—Arrived, schra.
dead. W hen found, the body was cold,
Ann E. Valentino, Chambers. Norfolk; J. L.
hands about two weeks afterwards.
and an examination revealed the fact
Leach, Inman. V irgin ia ; Elwood Harlow,
Rockwell asked— “ Joe, did you write
King. Baltimore. 3 i,—Arrived, schr. H. & J.
that the neck bad been dislocated. The
this letter ? ”
I replied that I did, and
Bk-nderman, Cavalier, Brunswick, G»,; A. J.
beam or pole to which the rope with
Aloott,
French. Virginia.
that i f 1 had not, some one else wonld
which lig h tin g himself was fastened is
N E W P O R T NEWS, V a ., Jan. 28.-Sailed,
have done so.
Rookwell said— “ That
schr. James B. Ogden, T o le , Provldcnco. Feb.
about 8J feet from the ground ; and as
2.—Arrived, sebrs. Wm. H. Bailey, Longstreet,
is all right.”
an empty barrel was found lying on
New York ; Nellie W. Craig, Pierce, Boston.
Cross-examined.
I have given the
its Bide near him, it is supposed he bal­
N E W HAVEN, Jan. 30.—Arrived, schr,
whole conversation
with
Rockwell.
Guu. Aory, Kix»jcttra, Rultitnnra
anced himself npon that when he tied
N O RFO LK , V a ., Jan. 28.—Sailed, sclir. Ann
James Wainright was m y nncle.
C. M . IVcber, sworn. Is a detective
the fatal knot, and then kicked it
E. Valentine, Chambers, New York. 29.'—
B e n ja m in F . Stout, sworn.
L iv e in in tho employ of the Allan Pinkerton Sailed, M?hr. L. II. Roper. Cronmcr, New York.
from under his feet.
Berkeley township, three miles from agency ; assumed tho name o f C. M
PROVIDENCE, R. I., Jan. 29.—Sailed, schr,
The deceased was a strictly temperate
TomB River ; last saw James Wainright Wilson when he oame to Toms River on John R. Halllday, Cranmer, Baltimore.
and industrions man, aged about 45
S A V AN N AH , Jan. 28.—Cleared, schr. Vaat tbe Ocean Honse on the Saturday the 22d o f last September to investigate rnna, Birdsall, Union Island. 29.—Arrived,
years.
H is family state that he
night before he was killed.
Had seen the murder of James I . W ainright; went schr. Martha 8. Bcment, Townsend, New York.
had been subject to fits o f despondency
V IN E Y A R D HAVEN , Fob. 1. — Arrived,
him on the previous Wednesday, about to W ainrigbt’s house on the 23J of Sep­
for some time past, and while in
schr. John D. Williams, Pearce, South Amboy
dusk; saw Rockwell about same time, tember, iu company with Joseph E. for Salem.
these moods had intimated that he
going into bar-room o f hotel.
Abont W ainright; found some pieoes of lead,
might end his troubles by suicide.
The G ift o f the C ra zy Patchwork Book
half an hour afterward, I had a conver­ fish line sinkers, etc., in a segar box in
There are also rumors that he was
sation with Rookwell in N aylor’s saloon; out-kitchen ; brought the box and its T o every new subscriber to the Fashion
expecting to be called upon to testify
as I was coming out be said— " So you contents to Toms River and gave them to Quarterly, will be continued for another
upon an important matter in the
are going to trade me o ff this fall, I hear. ” Prosecutor Middleton ; was at Rockwell’s month. This patchwork book contain*
Wainright
murder oase, and that
I asked— “ What do you mean by that ?” house at Toms River on the same day, transferable designs, 100 new stitches
his dread o f doing so was so great as
Rockwell replied— “ I overheard the and fonnd several pieoes of ropayarn and full iustruotiouR for this fasoinatiug
to temporarily unbalance his mind. How
conversation between you and Jim Wain there, which were brought away and de pastime. Tbe Fashion Quarterly for
much troth there is in the rumor we are
right. Jim says he defeated me three livered to tbe Prosecutor; on tbe follow Spring will onntaia a colored fashion
not prepared to say.
H e leaves a wife
years ago.
H e is a man whom five or m g day went to Bamber with Robert plate, designed by the successful modiste
and five children.
H e was a na
ten dollars will
turn.
He
hurt Hyer ; at tho Rockwell bouse, near Bam- of Paris, and a complete story by one o f
tive of Poin t Pleasant, in this county,
me somewhat at the last election; but, ber, found an axe, aud some buckshot in America's most famous writers, and many
at which place his mother and a
damn him, he won’t do it this year.” a pouch, which were brought away and other features.
brother now live.
H is funeral will
There had been a conversation between turned oyer to Prosecutor; also found in
Cut this out aud send with 50 oeuts to
take place on Friday.
Wainrigbt and me that evening, in which swamp, near where Wainright’s body
S t RAWHBIDOE & Cl.OTHIEn,
Coroner Ernst made an investiga­
Wainright had said what Rockwell told was discovered, part o f a log which hud 4tl6
Eighth and Market Sts., Phila,
tion o f the circumstances attending
me was said.
I saw Rockwell again on been split in two, the corresponding por­
Sherman’s death, and deeming no
D o not forget to stop in Geo. C. N ew ­
Wednesday, Sept. 17th, at abont 5 tion o f which was fouud on tbe woodpile
inquest necessary, gave a permit for the
[A ll man’s A rt Gallery, 806 Market St., (o p ­
o’clock in the afternoon, on a load of at Rockwell’s house near Bamber.
burial o f the body, which was delivered
posite
Strawbridgo and Clothier’s), and
tbe
articles
above
referred
to
were
shown
ra ils; saw George W ainright about an
into the possession of his family.
examine hia fine collection of Steel En­
hour before that, going on foot down tbe witness and identified by him. j
gravings and W ater Colors. Handsome
A t this point the State rested.
Toms R iver and Forked River turnpike,
C o u rt N o te s .
Eleven o f the jurors in the Wainright near the D over road; saw him again
Mr. Sooy, one o f the counsel for the Parlor Mirrors aud Picture Frames, etc.
murder case attended service at the Bap­ abont fen minntes after meeting Rock­ Wainright*, then mov«d to discharge T h e largest stock o f any honse in Phila­
I had brought up a load of hay Mrs. Julia Jane Wainright aud George delphia aud the most reasonable prices.
tist Church last Sunday, accompanied well.
I met Rockwell Wainright, on the ground that there had
by two constables. T h e other juror was for James Brewer.
A y e r’s Sarsaparilla wonderfully im­
slightly indisposed, and remained at'again on the following Saturday, and been no evidence produced to prove that proves the complexion, and brings to old
their boarding place in company with an asked him i f be was aware that be was they were accessories before the fact. and young tbe bloom of health. A s a
officer.
suspected of being implicated in thiB Judge VanSyckel denied tbe motion, and purifier of the blood it bas no equal.
Three stenographers take tarns in re- th in g; he said he was ; I asked him why said the case must take the nsnal course.
•* R ough o n Cm iffhs,"
porting the evidence, and three lady he did not do something to clear him self;
Without an opening speech on the be
Ask fo r “ Rough on C o u g h *," lev Cough*, CoI«1g,
type-writers are em ployed in making he replied that he was waiting for Pros half o f tbe prisoners, tbe counsel for tbo S ore Throat, Hoarseness. Troches, iftc. Liquid,
DC.
-------copieB for Ihe uae o f the court and coqd- cutor Middleton.
defence then proceeded to iutroduce their
“ R o u g h o n RatM."
eel. T h ree copies o f a ll the testimony * CroBs-examined.
I saw George about evidence, the first witness being
Clears out rats, m ice, roaches, flies, ants, bed ­
bugs, skunks,chipmunks, gophers, iso. Druggist.
taken each day are made before the an boor before I met Rockwell, near the
Calvin C. Havens, who testified that
H e a r t P ain s.
copyists retire for the night. Their i Stanton place ; I had not beeu drioking he is a justice o f the peace at Toms River;
Palpitation, Dropsical Swellings, Dizziness, Io headquarters ate at the Ocean Honse.
maob that evening.
is a surveyor
; first board of Janies ------- *— Headache^ Sleeplessness cared by
T h e court room continues to be j
D r. I . C. Schurem an was recalled to L Waiuright’s death ou Thursday, tbe
densely filled at each session with a crowd identify certain pieces of lead, gun-wads, 18th of last Septem ber; went to the
" R o u g h on Cornu,”
Ask ror Wells' “ Rou gh on Corns." 15c. Quick,
of spectators, among whom a number of Biukers, etc., that had been placed in bis scene of the murder on the afternoon of
com plete care. Hard o r sort corns, warts, bunwomen are regular attendants. Owing 1possession.
that day ; the spot was pointed oat to
** R o u g h on P alm ” Porous?d P l a s t e r ;
to a lack o f proper ventilation, the oonS. C. Jennings, sworn.
Have been a bim where Wainrigbt was supposed to
Sireugfheuiog, Im p ro i e d , the best for backache,
dition of the atmosphere soon becomes resident of Toms River over seven years; have beeu shot; noticed that the earth pains iu chest or side, rheumatism, neuralgia.
very b a d , and s e ve ra l persons have am the publisher o f the N e w J e rsey seemed disturbed at that spot, but saw
T h in People.
fainted away during the proceedings.
Cocams; was present at the Republican no blood stains ; saw wagon tracks near
" W e l l s ’ Health H e n e w e r " restores health and
County Convention in 1881; Elson K. Rockv igo r, cares Dyspepsia, llcad s' lie, Nervousness,
where
the
body
was
said
to
have
been
D eb ility, f t.
C k n r e k N o te s .
well was nominated as tbe Republican candiMrs. M . Helen C r«ne, the wile of the <t«e for Sheriff 6, th.t ConTention. The dragged ; did not see where the wagon
W h o o p in g Cough,
late H er. Dr J. T . C r.o e , oftbe Newark R e i « " » '« " Com,re»lon.l Coe.eo.ioo wm had turned around ; saw a pine tree, the and th e many T h roa t Affections o f children,
ptly, pleasantly aud safely relieved by
,
. _
, ..
held in this town during tbe aecond week in bark oo which bad beeu disturbed ; near “prom
Rough on Coughs” T roch es, l&c.; Balsam, 23c.
Annual Conference o f tb* Meltoodite September, 1884; I thtak on the lOtb.
that tree was grayish-gieeo moss, and in
M o th e r* .
Episcopal Church, and the oulydaugh- pre9eQt at lhe Republican County Convention
that moss saw a horse track, pointing in
I f yon are falling, broken, worn-OBt and n erv­
ter o f the late Rev, D r. George Peck, for ^dd in October last; am under the impression
northerly d irection; got down on bis ous, use “ Well*' HeaJth Renewer.” |l. Drug­
gis ts .
—
sixteen year* th# editor o f tbe Christian ’ that Elson K. Rockwell bed told me about
L if e P re s e rv e r.
Advocate, w ill apeak on Sunday evening . three months before the last County Conven- hands aud knees and examined the horse
track very carefully; the track looked as j U yon are losing y o u r grip on life, try ** W elle
next in the Methodiet Chnrch of l b l l '
“ > « *>' “ P1* " * »
'Health Renewer." C»oes direct to weak spots.
,
_
date for the nomination for Sheriff; think be if it had been made by a new shoe with
town oo the subject o f Temperance.
ffieD!loDe<, the subject to roe once afterward?
“ Rough o n Toothach e.”
corks o n ;
was as positive about
Instant relief fo r N euralgia, Toothache, FaceW illia m I . James, sworn. Was elec­ the marks o f
the
corks
u
he ache. Ask for “ R ough ou rootbtehe.” is and 28
A b ill has been agreed on, and w ill if j
cell
i«.
-----ted Clerk of Ocean county in November,
of his own existence; Jesse
possible be brought before the Home, to
P r e t t y W om en.
r7~ T ”
TV TV
11880 • have in my poessesion the official Irons and John Alston were with witness
Ladies who would reta in freshness and vivn e itr.
refund to the States which have paid it
• 1ftal .
at tbe tim e; have seen Thomas Luker’e Don’t tail to try •• W e lis ' Health Renewer."
th . d im * u . M r i i . i m . » a k , » •
™ ^
wagon ; it looks like a red wagon ; at least \
C a ta rrh a l T h r o a t Affectation s.
mit tb e tax to thoM State. whfah W M «
? £ £ £ ? "
H a c k in g irritating Coughs, Cold*, Sore T hroat
to
T « m t r ^ i . h t StotM h .r , K iri 1rird-W* for *h «n ff th .t j e w ; he w m de- witness saw a wagon at Luker*s place that cured^ ny^’ Rough ua Coughs." Troches, isc.
looked red.
*• R o u g h n Itc h ."
C ro n examined by Mr. Lindabu ry. 1
Sam uel C. B ailey, sworn. Is a resident
" Ro^gh on Itch" cures humors, eruptions.
several State Legislatures have desired
Tb e mess referred to was probably two Ting worm, tetter, s a lt rh eu s. frosted fe e t, chilof
Toms
River,
and
keep*
a
meat
market;
their Senators and Representative* to
rode from commencement of trail, more
support i t Almost a ll the States will hod a conversation with Eisoo R. R * k
welL three years ago teat fall, when he or leas; followed the trail that day
money if the bill should
northward to a point ahoat opposite
_______ 1. . , tboagb the N orth er. I « •
fol •hen* ;
h“
“ **
W M e Aw ake
Suite, moat at ehieh pud fa fall wffl Jim Wuangbt wm mjtiifa troatdeeboat W aionght's bouse; saw two clearly de- . three or four hours
e ry niftit congfaioff.
Seed horse tracks showing indention im mediate rebel * n e* v*ound
^
bJ o slB f i ____
reeeive tbe lergert e n n i T h a . H e * hie
f a t ie » e j with J « a .
made by corks; think they were made “ Hough o « Coughs." Trorfees, ISC.; B A lu m , to r.
Fork pud .od .u u U receive U ck e M fly wife. * “ d
*° f
by left bind fo o t ; don’t remember who ;
$2/125,000; r u jln a r i over *1,250,-' » J1 “ ld ^ U* H**h' ,b* “ “ “
he first told abont eeeiog these tracks;
000; H e . J a n * j. * 3* 2,000 ; Meeeeeba- « x r f
it be eoo d M - i ™ •
( probably told it to a good many people ;
W ile, *700,000: O h io a m *1,225,COO. ( troeble bed twee L iw ig h i *b o «t b j
,
COWPEKTHWAIT & CO.
A Wonder !
DEALERS IN
THE PRICES AT
BROWNINGS,
¥:
F A N C Y & S T A P L E D K Y GOODS,
Nos. 9 10 and 9 12 Chestnut Street,
Opposite the N e w Post Office.
P H IL A D E L P H IA .
ARE NOW OFFERING A WELL SELECTED STOCK OF
W e take Stock February let, and the Mark Downs must
be cleared off the couuters as soon as possible to make room
for Spring Stock.
P r i n t s , C a m b r io S ) C a s h m e r e s ,
Table Linen, Tickings, Flannels,
M E N ’S, Y O U T H S ’, B O Y S ’ A N D C H IL D R E N ’S
CLOTHING,
Hosiery and Gloves
N ever were offered cheaper.
Ladies’ and Gents’ U nderw ear
Good Goods for little money is better than old stock at
Cloths and Cassimeres.
any price.
Carpets, Oil Cloths and Bogs,
GOOD EVIDENCE!
. _ _
_
B i r m in g h a m , N . J ., Oct. 20,1884.
J. C. G a b k i l l — D e a r S i r :
I manured m y p o ta to patch this season all o ver w ith barn ya rd m anu re spread broadcast
b efo re plow in g. 1 then manured a p a rt o f th e patch in th e ro w w ith you r S pecial Fish
M an ure and planted the balanou o f th e p atch w ithou t an y m anure o f any kind In the row .
W h e re I used the Fish Manure the y ie ld was fu lly one-third g re a te r and the potatoes w ere
la r g e r aud sm oother. I am satisfied it w ou ld have paid m o w e ll had I used it fo r tho w h o le
c ro p .
A e r y R espectfully Y o u rs,
W M . M oF AR LAN D .
u
T - n
t
< T
M o o r r s t o w n , N . J. s N ov. 21,1884.
M r . J. C. G a s k il l , Birm ingham, N . J .— P e a r S ir :
T h e GaskiH's S pecial Fish M anure purchased o f you last s prin g I applied to p otatoes and
corn. M y p otato cro p was n ot as g o o d as I had lioped fo r , o w in g to tho dry w eath er, but
those raised w ith y o u r fertilizers yie ld e d as w e ll os those planted w ith o th er mannres and were
sm ooth er and finer in appearance. Its e ffe c t on corn w as still m o re noticeable, th e corn
plan ted with it b ein g la rger and g re e n e r all through the season and y ie ld in g better than that
p lan ted w ith oth er manures.
You rs R espectfu lly,
C H A S . M . C H O L L I8 T E R .
T „
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M a s o n v i l l e , N . J., N o v. 14, 1884.
J. C. G a s k i l l , B irm ingham N . J .— B e a r S i r :
I used yo u r H ig h Grade Manure and S pecial Fish M anure this season on my e a rly potatoes
in com petition w ith several o f the host fertilizers In th e m arket, and ta kin g them d o lla r for
d o lla r I think the G ask lll fertilizers arc as g o o d as any I h av e e ve r used.
T ru ly Yours,
R. T . E V A N S .
T _ ■_
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H a r t f o r d , N . J., N o v. 18,1884.
J. 0 . G a b k i l l . E s q ., Birm ingham , N . J .— B e a r S i r :
I used the G ask ifi’s Special FU b M anure which you sent mo last spring, on e a r ly potatoes
in com petition w ith another first-class fertilize r w ith e n tire ly satisfactory results. I can
recom m end it.
R es p e c tfu lly Yours,
T . 8. B R IG G S .
H I r Ii G ra d e P o t a t o an d T r u c k M anure,
Special F is h M anu re fo r a l l C rops,
P o p u la r P h o sp h ate fo r a l l C rops,
•
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BOOTS Ax\D SHOES,
H A T S A N D C APS,
Table Cutlery,
Plated W are,
Wood and W illo w W are.
FINE GROCERIES,
84B p e r Ton.
s& “
“
s& “
“
Dollvored in any quantity at your nearest railroad Btatlon F R E E OF FR E IG H T .
Best grades of New Process Flour.
C. H. AUMACK, Agent, Toms River.
J. C. PRICE, Agent, Tuckerton.
Choice D a iry Butter.
Pemberton M arl by the Carload.
J . C . G A S K I L L , B irm in g h a m , N . J .
C. W . Cow perthw alt.
C A L L A N D E X A M IN E
c . B. Cow perthw olt.
COWPERTHWAITS EXCHANGE, TOMS RIVER, N. J .
our new winter stock of
CHAS. McCLEES,
L A D IE S ’ C L O A K S and W R A P S ,
N E W M A R K E T C O A TS ,
d ealer
in
R U S S IA N C IR C U L A R S ,
S T O C K IN E T C O A TS ,
,
f u r n i t u r e
C H IL D R E N ’S H A V E L O C K S , &c.
A lso a full line of
S E A L C L O T H S from $5 up.
Hardware, Agricultural Implements, etc.,
M A I N ST R EE T , T O M S R I V E R ,
N.
J.
HALL’S
O LD E S T A B L IS H E D STORE,
No. 26 8. Second St.,
Philadelphia.
HARDWARE.
FURNITURE
■-BBSS.
“ Lo^kB>B
Ha*"
-A*??.1*’ NnllB,' ?nd <'veI7thlai
in,m
the* -Hard­
O t the latest im proven Styles and Patterns, go b slating of
C a rp e n te rs ’ Tools.
F a M or a n d ftintnic Muon* Muits.
ware line requisite lor furnishing a house.
“ ■sarEs;
UiMiuher « u lU , in Black Walnut or Chsatnut
- Bor“
1
y . I p lt a t io ii o ak , Maple, o r Fa n cy c olo rs
with Black W alnut Trimmings.
8» k» « , Bar Iro n ,
T i n mari H ollo w W a r e .
Motes, U u u g e i an d M i a - R e d i t e a t i ,
SetfsteatfN, Mureatfs, U b airs, T a b le s , R e .
CROCKERY
AQRICUITURAL IM PLEM ENTS.
Plows, Harrows, cultivators, Plow Coatinae.
H oes, Hakes and Bhoveis.
H o rse and Hand htkes.
REMOVAL!
B a r g a in s in Carpets#
C H IN A A N D CLASS W A R E ,
in great variety, consisting o f
D IN N E R , T E A
M attin g* and O il C lo th s.
“■ w t t t t s r
a“-°’
FIELD AND DARDEN 8EED S .
P A H i
WINDOW SHADES.
A large assortment of sli kinds nnd qualities.
P a p e r " b a d e , of every kind and description
PAPER HJNfilMBS.
A large ana splendid assortment to select tram
CWIKM,
C, *t’
PA IN TS , OILS AND VARNISHES.
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S O U T H S E C O N D S T . P H IL A D E L P H IA .
HEADQUARTERS
FOB
DEPUY,
RUBBER GOODS.
Udl«s\ Mtaaea’ aad Gem f Oomamer Waterproof*. Boots, Shoes, Toys and Rubber Peadrlce.
JONES & GETZ,
837 M A R K E T 8 T -, PHILADELPHIA.
BEST PIANOS AND ORGANS
FOB EASIEST PAYMENTS.
The M ASON A H A M L IN (X). now offer to rent but one oi
their famous Organ* (which are certainly the be*t in the world)
for six months, giving the person hiring full opportunity to test
it thoroughly in his own house, and return if he doc* not longer
want it. I f he continues to hire it until the aggregate of rent
paid amounts to the price of the organ, It be&WBCS h it
property wlthokt farther payment.
They will also furnish their S E W U P R I G H T P IA N O S on
jsimilar conditions. 1LLU8TR AH ED C A T A L O G U E S , with net
prices, free.
,Jff^rerooms: 46 East 14th St. (Union Square) New York.
* ■ « P W , P a p e r** o f the aew
« « t design* aud patterns.
M a ll P a p e r s o f all kinds.
A v y t U t e M M W t e s w s r tfc ' 1 M e a d y .R U e d
PICTURE FRAMES
u
THOM AS
Ste.
CARPETING8
FERTILIZERS.
C U M A N M IL L E T , See.
H a v in g taken th e sto re 35 N orth Second (o p p osite C hrist Church),
form erly occupied b y A lien , Scott A C o., I am selling o f f the entire
stock a t my present store, 37 South Second, a b o ve Chestnut, at about
cost, p reparatory to rem oval to m y la rg e r store. Persons lo o k in g fo r
decided bargains w ill d o w ell to call.
A N D T O IL E T S E T S ,
Iu
To > n n
u
i t
m
m
t
x h t ic e
GEO. W. COWPEKTHWAIT, .
■ u m
STOVES,
c n ia
im
i u
i*
i m
RANGES,
H EATERS,
A N D TUT W A K E ,
AT C S IA TLV
A S ea m l f a a l a a l
w
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REDUCED
u
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RRICBS.
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m o, » «
•W-R E P A I R S S U P P L I E D A T S H O R T H O T I C S .- B I
Cowperthwalt’* E tch in g * , T o m . Rivor, N. J .
THOMAS M. LOCK!.
o . c.
o t s WAirr.
9 3 9 CARPETS. 9 3 9
O il Clo th. Martin o Window Shades, Rugs, etc., In
all tho Newest S tylo, and Prettiest Design*.
We still offer RMCfal indneementa to cash boyart
sad respectfully solicit s continnance of the liberal
patroness ae here heretofore received from oar Hew
Jersey mends
We an always glad to lam yon jail whether you
pcrcheae or not
No trouble to show good*.
LOCKE ft STEWART,
ase M A M tT *T., WmuiBgtWHtA, iwwai rim not 1
10B W IT H O U T ICK-HOU8JU.
Ioe haa passed from the list o f luxuries
to that o f the necessity of farm life.
Whoever lives where ioe is formed, and
so near to a body o f water that the haul*
ing will not be too oostly, should have
an ioe-honse. Ioe keeps best in large
masse* and in building it w ill b e (uutui
thst s house to hold enough for two
years will cost but little more thau one
for a single y e y ’s stock. Occasionally
the ioe crop fails over the greater part
of tile country. A mild winter will cause
no anxiety to one who has a supply o f
ice left over. I f one has an abundance
of ice, but no house, and has etrtw in
plenty, it may be worth while to stack
up a lot, though it can hardly be ex*
peoted to last all summer. The ioe stack
is especially used when the ice-house is
not large enough to hold a full supply
if the ice is freely used. An ice-stock to
be drawn upon during the early port of
summer, will allow the store in the house
to be a long time undisturbed. If the
stack can be made in a shady place, all
the better ; select a spot where the water
will drain off, and lay. down a tier of rails
a foot or &o apart; on these put a layer
of brush, and upon the brush straw to
the thickness of a fo o t I f possible set
a strong post in the centre. Now stack
np tire ice as in an ice-house, taking care
that the mass does not incline to one
side. The covering for the sides may
Ire straw, sail hay, swale hay, or even
leaves, but the latter will need to bo
held in place by boards. A foot in
thickness o f protecting materials will do
but tliioker will do better; old boards,
with braoes to press thorn against the
straw, etc., may be ts"ed i f #needed j the
stack is to be finished by a roof of straw,
put on with pins and rope, ns in finish­
ing off a hay-stack. On groin farms,
where straw is abundant, the mass of ico
may be oovored with a great thickness o f ,
straw, by building a stack over tho ioe.
In using from such a stuck the ioo should
be taken o ff on all sides regularly, and
care taken to properly replace the cov­
ering. The larger such a staok the bet­
ter—a cube of ioe twenty feet ou each
side.
A L I T T L E IIR ItO .
A sad story of a Frenoh drummer-boy
is told at Heidelburgh in connection
with the lost siege of that city. The
Austrians were in possession of the place,
and the only means o f attacking them
was by crossing the old bridge over the
rivor Nnokar. But tho defenders wore
well prepared for the attack ; they placed
their oanuon in such a maimer that it
covered tho bridge and its approaches.
The Frenoh planted their cannon on the
opposite side of tho river, and kept up a
terrible fire, but were utterly unable to
dislodge tho Austrians from their end o f
the bridge.
The attackers wore deter­
mined to take the oity, hut had no other
means of doing so than by crossing tho
bridge, and that was swept by tho guns
of their opponents. They made repeated
charges from their side; but each time
they advauoed they were mowed down
by tho Austrian artillery, or repulsed at
tho point o f the bayonet. Tho French
band advanced as far as the oentro of tho
bridge, exoitiug the soldiery with their
martial strains, but woro compelled to
retreat with the retreating men. Again
and again the musicians advanced and
ratceatod w it h th e ir oomruxlaa, until a t
lost a little drummer-hoy, disdaining
flight, mounted on the parapet of the
bridge, and, although his follow-bands­
men filed with the soldiers, stood his
ground manfully, beating vigorously to
recall the men to the charge. On rushed
the Austrians with fixed bayonets, while
the little hero, still beating his drum de­
fiantly, was run through tho body by
some brutal foe. As he fell over the
bridge into the rapid rushing river
below, the poor boy cried out, “ Oh, my
mother, my mother 1" Tho lost words
of the little oousoript were heard both
by friend and foe, and are yet remem­
bered in Heidelberg. On wild nights,
os the pcasaut crosses the bridge, in
fancy he still sees tho form of the little
drummer-boy boating the fierce alarm,
and still amid the rush of the waters
imagines that he hears his dying words,
"O h, my mother, my mother!”
Cherry Pectoral.
N o other complaints are to Insidious In th eir
attack as those affecting the .hroat and lungs:
none so trilled with by the m ajority o f suffer­
ers. The ordinary cuufcU ot void, resulting
from a trilling or uueonaeious n is often but tho beginning o f a fatal
_______ j. AYKJt’s CilKMRY P e e r DUAL has
w e ll proven its efficacy in a forty yaars’ fight
w ith throat oml lung discuses, and should he
taken in all cases without delay.
Croup.
A M oth er’ s T rib u te .
“ Vi’hili* in 0 ' r iintry Inst winter my little
t.< < ■
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nin. liken ill with croup;
it rt i .in
l 1..- would die from strangle
In i.. ■. •
• i • luiully ruggeated the os*
ol .
I n run a i., a bottle o f
wh.i
|. ],t in the house. Title
wn ■:
...ii mill frequent doses, and
to
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. . . » than half an boar th e
liu iu j - i i ; . i \u-t- hivuiklugeasily, 'fit*.doe*.
............ nitv J'Kct ORa L IuUT
Bl»i >■ .
., m life*. Can you v
our i.:i
hincerely jours,
Min.. jPin
' m m a O k d k s y ."
VoJ West V: ill f t., Lew York, May IS, 1682.
“ I have HK..1 A v rn 's C i ik r r y P r c t o h a i .
(n my family for several years, and do not
best late to p.omiuiice it the most effectual
Jtak»C:ys t.-il, Minn,, March 13,1882.
Itefclac Piles—nymptems s n « ra re .
is
s .* a n » * T
Pa. a e M b * Druggists.
F IA N O N by Hardman, Emerson, New Eng­
land and Christie
s rttJM s s
fS sia jB t 11! - ;, _______ ____
A RARE OFFER.
Son.
W orcester Organ Cos,
Accordeons,
Harmonicas,
Violins
Piano
SONGS OF REDEEM ING LOVE
Books, Violin
Is the best book fo r Sunday Schools, Prayer
Organettes,
Stools and Covers, Instruction
Trimmings, etc.
Meetings, etc. Furnished at a liberal discount by
BtfRMS k KIRK BRIDE.
M OUNT HOLLY and ASBURY PARK, N . i .
May Agnes Fleming hoe b e e n d e a d f o r
years, but tbe succession of her novels
does not stop. Oue investigator o f the
subject declares that the present Miss
Fleming wears whiskers and trowaera.
A curious mirage w m recently seen at
Lindesburg, in Central Sweden. I t rep­
resented a town with four-storied houses,
a castle aud a lake.
Air-castles hereto­
fore have been deemed peculiar to
Spain.
Life's llest Hopes,
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l(e<|Ulted l/>ve, (4 part 8oug.) ..............Archer Bi
Bleep while the Holt Evening lire* zes, ( ‘ part
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I f the music selected amounts to Just $i, send
only the 16 nlctures, your name and nddr-ss. If
In excess of gi, postage stamps may lie enclosed
for such excess.
W e make this liberal offer because wo desire to
.. ve a present sufficiently largo to Induce every
ene to give Dubbins’ Electric Soap a trial long
enough to know Just how good it Is. If, afte i
trial, they cimttuuu in use. the snap f.,r y«ara, Wl.
shall be repaid. I f they only use tho fifteen bats,
ge ting the dollar's worm o f music grads, wi
shall lose money. This shows our eoulhlenee
T h e Noap can be bought of all grocers—the music
can only Its got o f us. Bae that our.name la on
each wrapper.
A box or this Boap contains sixty bars. A m
lady buying a box, aud sending us sixty cuts di
i
music to tho amouut o l
This Boap Improves with age, ami you
are not asked to buy a useless article, hut on.
you use every week.
]yg|
I. lo C J t A G I N
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C O .#
H O M. i o u r t i i m i re e l, P h l l a d r l p h l a .
for the working class. Bend 10 cents
for postage, and we w ill mail you free
a royal, valuable box o f sample goods
that will put you In the way o f making more
money In a few days than you ever thought pos­
sible at any business. Capital not requited. W e
win start yon. You can work ail the time o r iu
spare time only. The work Is universally adapt­
ed to both sexes, young and old. Y’ ou can easily
earn (torn 60 cents* $6 per evening. T h a ta d w h o
want work may * st the business, we make this
unparalleled oF : to all who are not well satistlcd w e will send | 1 to pay for the trouble o f
w ritin g us. Full particulars, directions, etc.,
sent free. Fortunes will be made by thoso who
gl ve t heir whole time to the work. Great success
absolutely sure. Don’t delay. Start now. A d ­
dress Htinsoh A Co.. Portland, Maine.
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NEW JERSEY COURIER,
I t has been discovered that a Michigan
teacher, by a misunderstanding o f an
anatomical model used iu a public school,
taught his hundreds of pupils during
several years that the heart woe the liver,
aud vioe versa, besides making other
Che C o u r ie r offers special advantages, from the fact that it has a large and con­ radical transpositions of internal organs.
stantly increasing circulation in this county, as well «s in adjoining
A Freuoli druggist advocates the em­
portious o f Monmouth and Burlington counties.
ployment o f oyliudricul white buttes for
AS AN ADVERTISING MEDIUM
A special feature is
THE OCEAN COUNTY MARINE RECORD,
JO B P R I N T I N G
O F EVERY
P r o m p tly
*ixcentB
ter postage, and
H I I i I /. |T
Keo. a costly box o f
* 1 1 H i l l I J i g o o d s which Will help yon to
make more money right away than anything elae
In the world. All. o f cither sex, succeed from
the drat hour. The broad road to fortune opens
b efore the workers, absolutely sure. A t once
to
address T a v s A Co., Augusta, Maine.
wanted for the Lives of all tbe
Presidents o f the United States.
The largest, handsomest amt
book ever sold for lea* than tw in * our price.
T h e fastest selling book In America. Immense
proffts to agents. All Intelligent people want D.
Any one can become a eucceasful agent. Term s
free. I I a i .lrtt Book Co.. Portland, Maine, to
D E S C R IP T IO N ,
an d
tarrh aud dearnesa by
Kir-a cream Balm,
My annt was deaf. Ii
D. Morse, tnanranre,
H iv e I t a T r ‘ « l
Ely’i Cream Balm Cauaea no pain.
Give* Belief at one*. A Thorough
Treatment will Care. Mot a Liqnii.
Mot a Snuff. Apply into nostrils.
P rice 86 cents at druggists; so rente by mall, reg*
latered. Sample bottle by mall, in rente.
ELY bKOTUBKS, Druggists, Owego, N . T .
H J e ta t o lis lie c l
Sheriff’s Ssle.
1 8 7 4 .
I ’ V I H T I ’ K O P A W R I T OF FK. F A .
Dowdy Block, Toma R i v e r , X.
J.
R Q I- IT A IL E L IF E .
P IK E ASSOCIATION,
tU E IN ,
t.O K H O T A W *I R A AC T,,
REMIX,
HOKE,
HANOVER,
ORIENT.
■ A R W u m a r.
M E R C H A N T ** '.
JR RM EV C IT Y .
Assets $44.060,one.
Assets $4,180,600.
Asset* 16,000,600.
Assets $16,000,066.
Assets 14,600,000,
Assets 17.000,000.
Assets It.M6,IDO
Assets $1,800,000.
Asset* 1 1 ,600,000,
Assets tt.neo.ooe
Aaeeta $480,000.
Property survived and Insured anywhere In
Ocean county without extra charge ami on moat
favorable terms. Orders by mall will receive
prompt attention.
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Fire Association
OF
P H IL A D E L P H IA .
O ^ i a o l a o d
1817.
C M *
CAM
A S S E T S ,
S U R PLU S ,
$ 4 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 .
S l.M O . O O O
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JOHN C A T B R L E I.
I have a paMtire remedy for the ahore dmea
B? » » » *s * thowsnRda o f rases o f tbe woret k
aa d o f <mg standing hare bees cared, in deed.
T U E S D A Y . F eb ru ary IT . I M S .
A t the hotel of Cowdrtck A Cook, In the village
o f Turns Uiver, in the county o f Ocean, and Nuts
uf N ew Jersey, betw een the hours of t l and s
o’clock. r - M . e e sakl day, tbe follow ing de­
scribed real east*, to w i t :
A il the tracts or parcels of land and premises
hereinafter partlcq’arlv deecrlbed, situate, lying
and being In the township o f Manchester, in the
County of ocean end State o<ft New
N e ^ Jersey.
*-----“Beginning nt S stump and stake
stood a pine tree marked on U
blase, and three notches be ow each blaze, on the
east side o f Cabbtn Brook swamp, aud 8 fty links
east from said brook and distant ten chains and
eighty-four links ou n corner north seventv-fonr
degrees and thirty m »u te a west f.o m the'rhlm ney o f the house C. Thotnprou lived In ; thence
running from said beginning aa tbe needle pointed
in A. 1). the* ( i ) north seven degrees and thbtv
minutes east eleven chains; <fti north fnrtv-three
degrees and Ifte en minutes west six chains; (|i
berth fdity-tw o degrees and f*.rtr-flve minute,
west eight chains; (4> north twenty-nine degrees
and thirty minutes west thirteen chains; (8) north
sixty-one drg-ees and thirty minutes west eight
c5“ { " : TS
forty J im degrees wont nine
chains; (. ) south forty six A g r e e s esat forty
i chains and fifty links to the r ‘ -------* “ —*-----•on taming uurty aorea and e lg
o f an acre.strict measure; e i . . r — ______ ______
same a tract o f four ^ores formerly sold 4*
Thomas J. W ilbur off the west end th e re of; also
a strip across the east end o f said tract one hun­
dred fe e t In width, over which the Raritan and
Y K Ia f are R iy Kaliroad is built, heretofore con­
vened to t he said Hailroad Companv, containing
one-half an acre, be the same more dr lets. T h e
above described land ia the same conveyed to the
aak! Daniel R . Qowdy by John Z. Goodrich Aad
w ife by deed dated April 4d. 1878, recorded In Ute
“*
'O c e a n County in Liber « o f
Ocean res
fourth an
Vanhise's
"
aftaate ta Jackson township,
*------ Beginning nt the
i f itae o f . _
__________
. afx aegreea aad
ntee east along the same nine chains and tw o
M a i n m tTow dy b y ------------------------------------h j < ***
A p ril r u , tits , recorded la Hw
O c r k N O O c e o f O n ea a C o o a ty.R L ite r lE P H to
flte red m th e iro p e rty o f D a a M IL O o w d y g M I
w tfe, defendnnta. aad taken ta execauaa a t Ora
n i t a t sateaei ta d to w . ew aptoten te .
to t e
" M lb y
C H A RLE S L. H O LM AN , Sheriff.
FVh.toe.fiM .fi.
A. C. H cLax x , MhOcMar.
The Indiana o f California manufacture
baskets whioh are waterproof.
T h ey
are made o f a kind of willow that grows
on the mountains about eighty miles
east of Loe Angles, on the border o f the
Colorado D esert The baskets are said
to be light and better than any tin,
galvanized iron, or other kind o f recep­
tacle for water.
They are extensively
used by Mexicans and old settlers, and
will last with eonstant use, a d oieu , or
fifteen
Borne curious and rare ooins have been
secured for the Madras Government
Central Museum. One of the most re­
markable additions is a specimen o f the
” hook-money ” o f Ceylon, which oon•iste of silver wire first doubled and
then bent into the shape o f a fish hook,
and stamped at the upper end o f tbe
which te slightly flattened. Pick.
J had little olnuoe when this kind
o f small change was in circulation among
the Ceylonese.
The qnality o f the post cards furn­
ished by the contractors to the British
Post Office is the subject of oompluint.
They are described as of German manufacture, and oontaining no leas thau 27.7
peroent, o r more than one-quarter o f
their weight, in clay, instead of beiug
made of paper p u lp This sort o f adult­
eration is common on the Continent, and
English paper makers 00 louger wonder
that they are underbid by their German
oompetitors.
I f you want quick returns and ful
prices on B ide*, Pars, Wool, R*>ot*, Bat­
ter etc., etc.,
send for our Price
Current. Consignments solicited. R L .
Williams A Co., General Oommmeioa
Merchants. Office 189 William Street,
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New York.
Hew to Grt Well.
H o w to kee p w e ll and b e strong and v ig o ro u s
are question# o f v ita l im portance. T h is Is w e ll
answered and c on v in cin g proofs fu rn tob ed la
an IWaafrotoff P a m p h le t concerning ik e H o w ­
a r d G a l v a n ic P i i i s l d . wbfch g ire a s o o th in g
stren gth enin g enrren te o f E lect r id tv and M agnetDra.
I t can b e worn by anyone, n ig h t o r
d ay. a t w o rk o r a t rest, and ov e rr a n e a w e a k o r d tre.ee w t t b o «t d raggin g tb e rto m a e b .
•p A lrta ra f/ n w w t o a to f.
S ealed 4 c e n u
poetegy. A d d rem , A M E R IC A N G A L V A N I C
C O .T & o . 1108 C t e o to o t street, P b iln d H g t a ,
May b lossom s! ! 1
“ T here w a s an Interesting gro u p .
cluded OBB w h o bad been a
s r ,™
imw . e S z E E s C
Pa r a ly z e d ! ! !
That he cou ld o n ly bear to lie in a reclining
position. T h is refers to my ease. I was first
Attacked tw e lv e years ago with
“ L o m o co tlve A ta x y ( a p ara lytic disease o f
nerve fibre r a r e ly i f ever cured,) and was for
several yearn b are ly able to g e t about,
And fo r tb o Isat
Five years n o t a b le to attend to m y bb&iuess,
al though
Many th in gs have been done f o r me.
T b e la s t exp erim ent being
Nerve stretch in g, tw o ye a rs a g o .
I was v o ted Into the
mm to
ran ram for the ante o f FraS
ai Treric Mmaba. Tinea, Roars, Jto.
B w a s a rp in s r
p B S IS IS T L V A m jU IL iO lB .
OhmpUed fro m the A dvert la in * Ceinouu
o f t h o N e w Jersey C hurl rr.
P h ilade lp h ia wad L a o s Broach D ivision
C o w p fiH TB W A iT & C o ., — D r y a n d Fancy
Goods, H a U and Caps, Boots and Shoes
T im e T a b ic ad ep te* Net. IB , 1* * 4 .
U‘
L E A V E LONG BRANCH
Fo r Tom s R iver, a t 10.4B A K.
L E A V E P O IN T P LE A SA N T
Fo r Tom s R ive r, at 11.80 a . H.,and 8.40 f . m .
I 8. BU CK BLEW, Superintendent.
J. R . WOOD, Gen. Pass. Agent.
A
R E A D IN G
T im e T a b le a d o p te d N ov. 1 6 , 1 * 8 4 .
57 T e n e r iffe St., H igh er Broughton.
M a n c h e s t e r , (E n g .) Dec. 24,1883..
q p U C K E R T o N RAILROAD.
T o ta k e e ffe c t W ed nesd ay, Nov. SO, 1 8 84 .
Going North.
L E G A L NOTICES.
STATIONS.
Going South.
Rule t o Lim it C reditors.
Estate of W il l ia m O. Cl a y t o n , deceased.
Pursuant t o an order o f the Surrogate o f the
county o f Ocean, made on the fourteenth day
of November, A . O. one thousand eight hun­
dred and eighty-four, notice Ib hereby given to
all persons havin g claims against the estate ot
William G. Clayton, deceased, late o f the county
of Ocean, to preaeut the same, under oatn or
affirmation, to tb « subscriber, on or before the
fourteenth o f August next, being nine months
from the d ate o f said ord er; and auy creditor
ecting to brin g in and exhibit his o r her
u, under oath or affirmation, within the
time so lim ited, w ill be forever oarred of his or
hur action th erefo r against said Administrator.
F K E D K K IC K. BRACK, Administrator.
Blackwood, Camden Co., N. J.
Dated Nov. 14, 1884.
Pr’s. fee. $6.
4m;
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7
8
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8
10
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6
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06 .N e w Y ork (Liberty St.). ...... I 1
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By virtu e o f an order o f B V anSyckel.
Esquire. J u d ge o f the Circuit C ourt o f the
County o f O c ea n , made on the day o f the date
thereof, in a cause wherein Janies W elsh is
com plaluant aud you and others a re defend­
ant*. you a r e required to appear and plead,
Nuswer o r dem u r to the bill o f said com plaint
on or before the sixth day o f M arch next (1885)
o r said bill w ill be taken as confessed against
yon.
The said b ill is filed to forec lo se a m ort­
gage giver, by you and M artha A . Thomas,
your wife, o n lands in tbe tow nship e f Eagles*
wood iu H it County o f O ctau and State o l
New J e isey. dared the 23d d ay o f January. A.
D., 1883, and yo u are made defen dan t because
you gave said m o rtgage and hold said land.
A . C. M A R T IN ,
S olicitor f o r Com plainant,
T o m * R iver, Ocean Co., N . J.
Dated D ecem b er 20th. 1884.
Asigikee’i Notice to Croditon.
m rOTICB
la hereby given to the creditors o f
• T I C K _ls
AN cytos "
o f Point Pieeaant. Brick
township.
‘ 7. N ew Jersey, that all
must be exhibited to toe
Bin w lfB V C , hi
to. Ms
On O
Office IB the “
Building (opposite toe R. 3
M ,
Fleraaat, Ocean county. New Jersey, under
or
afirraattoo,
oa
o
r
before
the
-- -------d * ■ » “ « . « ■ « r before the —
tweatieth
*■ "*
■ t*t* °r
forever barred
cea la g ta fo r a dividend o f the estate . and
creditors are farther notified that a list o f the
— u
■ eu with th e Surrogate of the t" u n tv of s ir e u
at tie expiration a f r a id d a thereto raay be fifed by aav | ___________
48
88
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PUMP!
BUYTjOESTt
T h e o . H i r s c h ,— D ry and F a n c y Goods, M a le
and Caps,- R eady-m ade C lo th in g , e tc .,—
Main stre et.
A r t h u r B. C l u t b , - T ea c h e r o f V o c a l and
In stru m en tal Music, — W aeh iugtuu Btreet
near M ain .
A l b e r t C . M a r t i n ,— A tto rn e y a n d S o licitor
in C h a n c ery,— Office o v e r F ir s t N a tio n a l
Bank.
J. H o l m e s B ir d s a l l ,— A tto rn ey a t Law , Mas-
l. W. C a r m i c h a e l ,—Co u n s ello r a t L a w and
M aster in C h an cery,— M a in street, opposite
Ocean H o u s e.
E. W . S n y d e r ,— F ashionable C lo th in g m ade
to o rd e r,— C o w p ertb w a it’s E xch an ge.
H a r r is o n G o b l e ,—Bread a n d C a ke Baker,
—M ain s tre et, opposite the P o s t Office.
C a l v i n C. H a v e n s ,— Su r v e y o r a n d C o n vey­
ancer,— o v e r F irs t N a tio n a l B a n k .
E l ia s N a y l o r ,— D ining S a lo o n an d B illia rd
H all,— W a t e r street, near M ain .
J. W . W e b b , M . D., H om oepathist, — M ain
street, n o rth o f post office.
G e o r g e T . C r o o k ,— Den tist,— O ffice, W a s h ­
in gton s tre e t, n ear M ain .
D a v i d M k h r e ILl , — W h e e lw r ig h t an d C arriage
M aker,— M ech an ics' R ow .
H e n r y A . D o r s e t t , — U p h o lstere r,— C o w p e rtb w a it’s Exchange.
A. M. C o x , — Lum ber, Coal, W o o d , Hardw are,
Doors, Sash, Blinds and M ou ldin gs. Shin­
gles, L a t h , Lim e, C em ent, Brick, e tc .,—
Ba rn ega t.
M o r r o w , D a y & C o ., — M an ufactu rers o f
Cedar L u m b e r,— Fork ed R iv e r.
J o s ir A . N e i l l ,— F ash ionable M illin e ry and
Ladies' G o o d s ,— Barnegat.
BLATCH LEY'S
T R IP L E E N A M E L
PORCELAjlHINED
J a m e s 8. H u l m e ,— Man u fa ctu re r o f Cedar
Lum ber,— M anahaw kin.
E d w in N e w m a n ,— Harness,— L a k e w o o d .
BEAM LESS T U B E
C O P P E R * L IN E D
PUMP
CHURCH DIRECTORY.
Do not be argued in to
burins Inferior G'khIh.
For ealo by tbe licet
houaes In the Trade.
LATCHLEY.Manurr,
HELP
'£
PKKHBYTKKIAN CHURCH,
Corner Washington aud H orn er Streets.
R e v . C. T , Edwards, Pastor.
Sabbath services at 10.80 a .m . and 7 «• r.M. Sab­
bath sch o o l at 12 m . Prayer M eetin g, W ednes­
day eve n in g , at T.80. Ladles’ Church Aid Society,
Wednesday afternoon at B.
Young Men’s
Prayer M eetin g, Friday even in g at 7.8*.
MSTH0DI8T EPISCOPAL CHURCH,
Corner Washington Street and llo o p e r Avenue.
R e v . W W. Christine, Pastor.
■abhath services at 10.80 a . m aud 7.00 r.M.
Sab­
bath S chool at 1 2 m . P ra ye r m eeting, Thunsday eve n in g , at 7.80. Class m e etin gs—Sunday,
12 m ., and Tuesday, W ednesday and Frldav
evenings.
------BAPTIST CHURCH,
M ain Street, (North of P o s t Office,)
. .. „
R e v . Alfred Free, Pastor,
nabbath services at 10.80 a . m . an d 7.00 r.M. Sab­
bath School at 1 2 m . P rayer meeting, Friday
evening, a t 7.80 o’clock.
WmmMEN
NERVO U S!
L A C K V IT A L E N E R G Y.
..-worked Brilii, Lame Back, Kldner,
Liver. Htnmurti Compliluu, Mala u 4 Fe­
male Weakneu, tic.,etc. They ere tbe very
leteel improvements; different from belle,
p»ds. girdles endr*fc— *— •**---
CHRIST CHtTHCH (EPISCOPAL),
Washington St.
R ev. K. c. Rush.
Sunday Services at 10.30 a . m ., and 4.00 p. m .
Sunday School at 8 r. u .
U M Utadiffirwt (U(M ofliid iT
eases. Those tor Men toalr *t snee
tolOTICK TO ABMKNT DKFBNDANTII.
l t T ir F . T O A I I toF A T O K F E X D A K T .
OCEAN C O U N TY C IR C U IT C OU RT—IN
EQUITY.
T o C h a r l e s F . T ho m a s.
48
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44
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THE BLATCHLEY
N o tic e to C reditors.
iY
IN C H A N C E Y OF N E W JE R8EY
T o Ed w in V. M a ch rttx and J oseph L. F k y b r , J r .
By virtue o f an ord er o f the Court o f Chancery
o f New Jersey, made or the day o f th e date here­
of, In a cause wherein John 8. Marcy IscompUiuant, and you and others are defendants, you are
required to appear and plead, demur or answer
to the complainant’s bill, on or before the thir­
teenth day o f February next, o r the said hill w ill
be taken as confessed against you.
The said b ill is filed to obtain a decree declaring
that a certain deed executed by Jesse A. Estlow,
Godfrey Estlow and Francis R. Estlow, adminis­
trators o f Christopher Estlow, deceased, to
Joseph L. F ry er, Junior, dated February 18 , A . D.
i8S4, and recorded in the Ocean County Clerk’s
Office, In book 130 o f deeds, page SO, etc., convey­
ing net tain lands In the township of Manchester in
said county o f Ocean In this State, as Is therein
fully described, to have been procured to be
given by said E dw in V. Machette with Intent to
delay, hinder and defraud the complainant and
other creditors o f the Bald Edwin V. Machette
and to be held by aatd Joseph L. Fryer, Jut
in trust for th - said Edwin V. Machette and I
fraudulent and v oid as against the complainant
and other creditors and certain attachment, pro­
ceedings instituted by said complainant against
the *Rld Edwin V Machette In the Circuit Court
held In and f o r the County o f Ocean, or. If more
equitable, that the said Joseph L. Fryer, Junlot,
may be declared and decreed to be trustee for tbe
complainant aud other creditors and that the land
may be subject to the said attachment proceed­
ings free, clea r and discharged of and from all
fraudulent deeds and encumbrances under a
proper order, etc., and the proceeds thereof mat
be applied to the payment o f the oomplalnant's
claim and d ebts o f other creditors. And you Ed­
win V. Machette and Joseph L. Fryer, Junior, are
made defendants because it Is therein alleged
that the lands, etc., described are owned by yon
Edwin V M achete and held by yon Joseph L.
Fryer, Junior, fraudulently In trust fe r the said
aud you Edwin V. Machette and to be fraudulent
as against and with intent to .d e lay tit- tier anu
defraud the complainant and other creditors of
th« said and you Edwin V. Machette.
THOMAS C CU RTI8.
Solicitor of complainant,
Point Pleasant,
Dated December to, A. D. 1844.
N ew Jersey.
G e o . W . C o w p s b t h w a i t ,— S to v es , Ranges,
Heaters, T in w a re ,
etc.,— C o w p e rth w a lt’s
E xch an ge. M ain street. *
J. L. C o w p e r t h w a i t ,— D ry G o o d s and Staple
G roceries,— M ain street.
Rule t o Lim it C re d itors.
Administrator's Notice.
.. A . B b a n t ,— L umber, C o a l, B rick s, Lim e,
Lath, C em ent, Shingles, D o o re , Sashes
Blinds, ifcc.,— Robbins s tre e t.
’
J o s e p h W . S h i n n ,—F ire an d L if e Insurance
Agen t,— G o w d y ’s Block.
Kstate o f J oseph U. Gr a n t , deceased.
Pursuant to an order o f the Surrogate o t tbe
ounty o l Ocean, made on tbe eighth day of
January, A . D. one thousand eight Hundred and
elghty-llvc, n otice is hereby aiven to all persons
having claim s agau..;t the estate o f Joseph b.
Grant, deceased, late o f the county of Ocean,
10 present the Bame, under oath or affirmation, to
the subscriber, on or before the eighth day of
October next, b ein g nine months from tbe date ol
said ord er; and any creditor neglecting to bring
Iu aud e xh ib it tus or her claim, uuder oath or
affirmation, w ith in the time so limited, will be
lorever barred o f his or her action therefor
Hgalust said Administrator.
C H A R I E8 8. G R A N T , Administrator.
Dated Jan. 8, 18»6.
Printer's fee. $6.
4uU6
The creditors o f Job Cranmer, deceased, and
ntbers Interested, pre hereby notified that a
report of tb e several claims and demands e x ­
hibited against th e estate o f said decedent, and
the amount o f the personal aud real estate, will
he made to th e Orphans’ Court c f the County o f
Ocean on T uesday, the i4th day of Ap ril next, at
wbich time and place exceptions thereio. If say,
will be died, and the admtnlst ator w ill thereupor
make application to have the said estate decree'
insolvent.
TMOS. T . CR ANM E R,
Pr’s. fee, $6.
Administrator,
Dated Dec. 8. -884.
C e d tr Hun, N. J.
W m . A u m a c k ,— L um ber, C o a l, L im e , Cem ent
Brick, D o o rs , Sash, Blinds an d Blacksm iths
Coal,— o p p o s ite R ailroad D e p o t.
8. C. B a i l e t ,— F resh and S a lt M eats, etc.,—
Cor. M a in and W ash ington streets.
A.M.
I n s o i .v k n t Es t a t e .
Eiuninr It. W ills, Administrator of John Collins,
late of Barnegat, N J „ hereby gives notice to the
creditors of th e said John Collins, deceased, to
i-xhlbtt to him , uuder oath or affirmation, theli
calm s and demands against the es a te within six
mouths from ihe ad day o f December, A D.
1W4, nr they w ill be forever barred from prose­
cuting or re co v erin g the same.
KMMOR R. W ILLS ,
Dated Dec. 8, 1834. Pr’s. fee, $S. Barnegat, N. J,
C h a b . B. M a t h i s ,— D rugs, M ed icin e s. Chemi­
cals, P e rfu m e ry , T o ile t A r tic le s , Trasses
Paints, O ils , Varnishes, D ye-stu ffs , etc.,—
M ain s tre et.
C. W . P o t t e r ,— N o ta ry P u b lic , and Com ­
T R A IN 8 LE A V E TOMS R IV E R
m issioner o f D eeds f o r S ta te o f N o w Y o r k ,
For N ew York , via Bed Bank, 7.08 an d 1018
— S u rr o g a te ’s office. '
A. M.f 8,88 p : M.
For Barnegat, 8.10 and 11.15 A.M., 18 M., 4.80 L. M. L a m e , — H ouse and Sign F a in tin g , G rain­
and 7.03 f .m .
ing, K a ls o m ln litg , etc.,—c o r n e r M ain and
For Vineland, Bridgeton, Atlantic C ity, etc.,
W as h in g to n streets.
7 08 and 10.18 a . m ., 3.83 F.M.
For Lakewood, Eatontown, e to „ 7.08 a n d 10.10 W i l l i a m
T . H o w e l l , - B tov e s, H eaters,
A M , 3.28 and 6.28 r.h .
Konges, T in w a re , Pom ps, e tc .— W ash in gton
For Lon g Branch, 7.03,10.18 A.M., 8.23 an d fi.88
street, n e a r Main.
r.M .
F r a n k l i n H a r r is ,—Gro ceries and Provisions,
Builders’ H a rd w a re , e tc .,— o p p o site R a il­
r it o r n in o .
road D e p o t.
FO R TOMS R IV E R , LEAVE
M edicin es!
And m ade m a n y objections to m y dear
wife's constant u rgin g to try H o p Bitters, but
finally to p a c ify h er—
Consented ! 1
I had not qu ite finished the first b ottle when.
I felt a chan ge com e o v e r me. T h is was Sat­
urday, N o v em b e r 3d. On Sunday m orn in g 1
fe ll so stron g I sale! lo my room companions,
] was nurii 1 cou ld
*’ W a lk !’’
N E W Y O R K , fo o t Liberty St., via R ed Bank,
4.30 and 8.15 a . m .. 1.80 and 4.80 r.M. p ie r N o . 8,
So started across the floor and back.
I hardly k n e w how to contain m yself. I North R iver, via Bandy Hook, at 3.30 f . m .
Barnegat, 6.26 and 9.40 a . m ., 1.35, 2.45 an d 5.50
was all o ver th e bouse, I am g a in in g strength
each day, au d cau w a lk qu ite s ale without r. M.
(ted Bank, C.4S and 9.55 a . m ., 8.00 and 5.48 f . m
any
Long Branck.N . J. S., 6.85 and 4.40 A. M., 2.65 and
» Stick1"
5.45 P.M
Or support. I am n o w a t m y o w n bouse,
Trains leaving New York, foot o f L ib erty B t.
8 15 a .m . and 4.80 f . M. have through car to
id hope soo n to be able to earn m y ow n liv­
ing again. I h a v e been a member o f the Man- Barnegat.
Trains leaving Barnegat at 6,26 A. m . and 2.4t>
‘ lester •' R o y a l E xcn ao ge ’ ’
For n ea rly th irty years, and was most F. M. have through car to N ew York.
J E. W GOTTEN, Gen. M anager.
heartily con gratu lated ou go in g In to the room
C. G IIA N C O C K , Gen. Ptws. A Tkt Agt.
on Thursday last. V e ry gra te fu lly yours,
W. W . S TE A R N S , Supt.
John Bl a c k b u r n ,
■each thetest ofdisease,a<they'ectdl,
recUyupon tbe Nervous,Muscular mud
Generatire Centres, speedily reelorini vitality—which is Electricity—
drained from the system by excesses
or Indiscretions, end thus la
er
Id a utt­
net-
osuce.
warrulad aa represeated.
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1103 Chestnut 8 t„ P h ila d o .. F t
EIGHTY-FOURTH ANNUAL DISPLAY
10,000 Wedding and Holiday Gift*.
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Latest Novelties from Farope.
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] Price List.
EMPIRE ROOFING CO.,
257 NORTH TWELFTH ST., Fhila., P«.
Granite Cement £
Roof Coaling, £
SSC. p er G a llo n
the barrel, fo r old or
Sh in o l k o r F e l t
Roora.
On
factorle*
Mills, Barna, etc. Cheap-
EMPIRE ROOFING CO.,
257 N. TWELFTH ST., Phila., Pa.
LODGE DIRECTORY.
MASONIC.
H ir a m c h a pte r , N o 1, R . A . M . vocatlon at Red Bank, second
fourth Tuesdays o f each month.
Ur l t a c h a p te r , N o la . K . A . M.—
locu tions at Key port ou M on day, on or bt
full moon.
■•Wl o m o n u h a p t e r , N o 88, R. a , M., Tom s K
—2<l Tuesday evening each month.
stand ard C h a p t e r , No. 85, R . A . M .-C o n v
H?®.***
Branch on first, third and
W ednesdays o f each month.
U" ! i ‘„0„ " T . h s “ * . , « » 1 8 -K e ir iU t Commni
ttona at Tom a River, on first and third 1
uay even ings o f each month, e xcep t In J
July and August.
« a k in e r s ’ LoDtitt, No. 150.—R egu lar commni
tion e v e ry Monday even ing a t Barnegat.
A a sh in o to n L odge , No 9—R egu lar Commut
tlops a t Eatontown, on M onday even ing c
before F u ll Moon.
*
O l iv e B r a n c h L odge, N o 1 8 -R e g u la r Con:
nlcatlons at Freehold, on T u esd ay E ve i
• on o r befo re Full Moon.
Mystic B rotherh ood L odge , 3 1 -R eg n la r (
municatlens at Red Bank, o n first and t
Tuesday Evenings o f each month.
C43 a k £ L o d g e , N o 64—R egu lar Cstnmnnlcat
at K ey port, on first and third Wedne;
Evenings in each month.
w a l l L odge , N o 78—Regular Conm unlcatloi
Squan V illage, o n th es d an d 4th Weduei
in each m o n th .
Long B r a n c h Lodge , N o 7 8 -R e g u la r Comm
cations second and fourth F r l ia y Kvtuint
each month.
^
O cean L od g e , N o 89—Regular Commnnicat
at Brlcksburg, le t and 3d Thu rsday night
P to .? -.V n,” n th ‘
ln Jul2 and August.
" T * * * ,D L od g e , N o . m New E gyp t, meets e1
Tuesday night, before the fu ll moon.
•.•iNTiiAL L o d g e , N o 44—R egu lar Commnnicat
A
town ' ° n ° r be,ore ,ul1 m oon, at Vln
rucxxBTON Lodge, No 4—R egu lar Commni
tlon, fid and 4th Tuesday o f each montl
Tu ckerton .
JXZPSS!"**
or 0DD
po
r t ij- c w * .
rBOMAs H o o p e r E nc am pm ent , N o 41, T
R iver, m eets first and th ird Thursdai
each mouth.
J
KAPR lve r>D° * 18> H‘ eets on 3lond» y at T
diNGAMAHONR L odge , N o l«8 , m eets Tuei
r n i n r e t o ^ i V 7)< ° ’clock. * t Karmlngdale.
r«R8iY^Bi^rB^)DOB, No 46, m e e u o n Thun
No *o, Freehold, Moi
'’ ‘ ’ereSfuCT0”0*’ N° “
R n, c« * ^
Red Bank’ “ ol
« b L o m e , N o 58, M ata w a i, Moi
^ IZe v e n ln g fl°*’ N °
W’ * a tont0WB» Thun
AR,e v e n in ^ f B’ N o n ’ Lon g B r“ ch- tetut
P A R K E R ’S T O N IC !
Li Dh
Makes fast and firm friends of all who use It.
Invigorates the Kidneys, Liter, B o w el* and
»t.>«n*ch and purifies the Blood. Plea se* th*
tte, stirs the clrcuinion and cheers the
—
T o wom en and aged persons It imparts
strength an-1 hopefulness. The best k io w n aotid ° t « to the liquor habit.
HISCOX A C O _
N e w Y o rk .
WILLIAM T. HOWELL
No
° « r - e e rtf
Eatontown, Friday eveuln ga on or
fore full moon.
toCrvenlnfnIODOt’ N o _ ^ _ 8^n* n Village, Fr
„ GRAND ARMY REPUBLICK ^
P ost , N o . so, e v e ry m
.
Tom s R ive r.
7
\DRIRAL STEWART POST, N o 4. *V e tT ThRTl
evening, a t Manahawkeu.
^
e d u c a t io n a l .
Haa now la sto re *
L a rg e and Well-Selected Stuck
STO V ES , HEATERS, H AN SES ,
Hollow W oro of all kinds,
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0 C0U.ECC, NEWARK, NEW JERSEY.
.
W ood and Iron Pum ps,
••W d l 1
ttatawtes * f Hew Tort. Fnrttiora fo r all w ^ r j
^ I ^ * * * - . *** > wholarahip. $40.
o Taratt. :,a
n,e for ciwnitera. COLEMAN A P A L M * Prarra
,
W ile h te o f ' n M red m d m e . .
“ Quick Sales and Small Fronts.-
ssas
J S
S S aS aS sS S S
r M t t f n n m m , to
p od
to
.11
ttu .
a real estate o f
8fc- ( M o t x t t w
m l H c s it d t o
to a e
T o o ie .
Wtihidfton Street, near X.in.
r e v s aiY ka. v j .
CoarL at
Tuesday, the
JOB PRINTING
of o ra n toto i n
is
to e
to rn
<4
aad real estate o f toe trad'd re^sSedto^j1^ ! ? ^
•®*d •• Vttl be sufficient to m i Kh rt*M« w m
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, w i,.
iw eaam. *»- imn.
Pr.fcs e b b
o r «V**Y DBCBtnoj
r4W, r . H H tc
. Foacnaeter of
■ to to J M toM -J.
t
tax
is Insufficient to pay his debts, u»d rw o s s t i s .
aid of toe Cratn to t o e aremhes
tee (SSTrt
ttorkw a 1^ dZr 2 ^ 5 £
to * toon dioorteoea Homoob t a d m i n t * .
ts x
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N E W J E R S E Y S O U T H E R N D IV IS IO N .
“ A d v o c a te ; "
“ F o r a n yth in g In tbe shape o f paten t ”
P ro vis io n s , — C o w p c rth w n it’ a
E xch an ge
M ain s tr e e t , opposite Washington.
'
C h a s . M oCubks ,-—Ear d ware. Agricultural Im ­
plem ents, F e rtilizers, F u rn itu re, Crockery
C a rpetin gs, W in d o w S h ad es, P a p er H ang’
Ings, P ain ts, O ils, V arn is h es , a n d Picture
Fram es,— M a in street.
4-F o r 'N e w York, via Berkeley aad Bay Hoad
___
Junction, st 8.00 r . u .
.
For Poin t Pleasant, at 18.18 a . a., and 8.00 r . a .
L E A V E P H ILA D E LP H IA
T h o m a s R o b e r t s , — T in a n d Sh eet Iron
Fo r Tom s R iver, at 8.30 a . m . and 4 r . M.
W are, T in R oofin g and S p o u tin g, dealer In
LE A V E N E W YORK
Stoves, H e a te rs , R an ges,
Housekeeping
Goods, e tc .— Bine F ro n t S to re , M ain street.
Fo r Tom s R ive r and intermediate stations, 8.08
m
OL-
Crockery and Glassware, Groceries and
TB A 1 N 8 L E A V E TOMS R IV E R
Fo r Philadelphia, at 8 .il a .
*•
F o r T ren ton , v ia M t. S olly, at 8.11 a . m . and
P H IL A D E L P H IA
Home fo r Iu cu rablea 1
Near M anchester, In M ay, 1882.1 am no
« ii
WAHTSTJ IMffBMTEiT!
I t In­
"C o tto n a p lu n e r," but was now bo
orator to Show Cause.
I k Urn v t* H tr Otia.
PATENTS EBBVCKB*£j!3
te
A fe w good
•wffevev. G>re express sad post otdee sddrens.
u u r .T .A .» 7 X ¥ - r * .iB J N a i t f < . N e w ktwfc.
Issued out o f the Court o f Chancery of the
State o f New Jersey, and to me directed, I will
sell nt public vendue, on
O K ,
J O S E P H W . S H IN N , A r e n t .
FOR M a' n V a V h T W S
JOEL W . BA lkK A L O W .
H
8ENERAL INSURANCE ARENT,
Notice of Application.
P
IG x e o u te c i,
Posters, Hand IHIIm, Circulars, Show Cards,
Letter and Note Heads, R ill Heads, Rank Checks,
Rusincss Cards, Address Cards, ITeddlng Cards
B all Tickets, Orders o f Dancing’, £c.
OverSM.ooo.ouo o f Insurance Capital represent­
ed. comprising the follow ing leading Companies:
T h e K nd o f P a in .
During «o years
anffertagfrom catarrh
and caurrhal head­
ache f never found
iiinvrlung to afford
lasting relief until I
tried Ely's Cream
Balm. I have naed
two bottle*, and now
consider my catarrh
cured. I have recom ­
mended tt to several
of ray f.-tends w its
like good results. — It.
T. lllggln son,
148
Lake St., Chicago, 111.
O lie ia p ly
Including all kinds of
JOSEPH W. SHINN,
absolutely sure. No risk. Capital not
required. Header, If ywu want buslnesii
at which either sex, young or old, ran make great
pay all the time they work, with absolute c er­
tainty, write for particular* to U. l U u .s r r A
C o , Portland, Maine.
medicines to bo taken internally, and
nqiiuie colored Dottles lor those inteuded
for external use.
The differenoe in
shape will prevent a largo number o f the
uiglit aooidents now so common among
people who oaunot, or will not, read a
label.
The only vegetable life on the reputed
site o f the Garden of Eden, at the junc­
Which reports the movements of all Oo*an ooonty vessels, and alone is worth the
tio n o f the T ig ris and Euphrates, is a
price of subscription to all interested parties.
dump of date trees near a very small and
dirty village called Gurua, where the
Turks maintain a garrison and a tele­
graph office. The inhabitants poin t ont
to strangers the tree of knowledge—a
most sickly specimen, bearing a small
green berry whioh would cause even a
goat to turn away in disgust
N e a tly ,
a e y i: A lo n e o f the
“ W in d o w s ”
Lookin g o n tb e woodland w a y i!
W ith clum ps o f rhododendrons and groat
S. C. Jennings, Publisher.
The Pioneer Newspaper of Ocean County.
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A t dmsrfits « e r Si 1* d . w ? » reate ta
A
• K f a ’ A A H by Estcy, Mozart, N ew England and
W hat a wonderful in ven tion !
A favorite
am ong the ladles, and a friend In e ve ry hauseNever fails to giv e satisfaction ; needs no
does no puckering; w ill do a wider
range o f work than any other machine. Don’t
fa ll to see it. Bend for catalogue and prices.
Established 1850.
CONSUMPTION.
tssMaa
S e w in g M ac h ine .
■SSS^is
— Hew srtae,’ burning when
d b u m . bad breath, a e d e mrh, ebtUa, fever*. tm tsM ltty, whitish
to o n * . * y
<lt*xy head, with dull pain in
u£*
THE DAYIS
More older is drunk in France than any
other country, and the best French arti­
cle ia made in Normandy, famous fo r its
upplee, which are prized throughout
the Continent
The first penny paper published in
England was the D il’y Telegram, in 1835,
on the abolition of the paper duty. I t
did not beoome tbe property of the pres­
ent owner* fo r some years
Amusements are necessarily few in the
Miohigsn State prison, and two lig h t­
headed oonviots relieved the dnlneM o f
their life by holding a companion's head
in a furnace door to burn his hair off.
Charles Duster, a Loesville (Ohio)
Instruments can be seen at P ref. C lu te’s, teacher o f music, Tom s R iver.
blacksmith, has made a steel clock
whioh strikes hours, quarters, and m in­
utes, and lias eleven dials, correspond­
mi'.i'AKED DY
ing to the eleven leading cities o f the
D r.J .C .A v c r& C o ., Low ell, M ass.
United States.
■'1: I :•" nil Druggist*.
“ When the rubber rings used for clos­
ing preserve jars becomes so hard ns to
be useless their eluHticity may be re­
stored by leaving them for half an
hour in two parts of water of ammonia
1 W orth o f First-Class Bheet Music
and one of water.
Buy fifteen bars o f Bobbins' Electric Soap of
Council Bluffs has burglars, and the
any grocer. Cut from each wrapper the picture
Mayor prints the following noitce : I
of Mrs. Fogy and Mra. Enterprise, and mail to
us, with full name and addresn, and wo will send
will
pay $50 to any citizen who w ill cap ­
you, free of all expense, your own selection from
the following list of Sheet Music, to the value of
ture a night thief in his house and de­
One Dollar. We absolutely o u a k a n tk k that the
liver
him at the oity jail. ■ The law per­
music 1h unabridged, and sold by limt-ciusa music
houses at the following prlues;
T E R M S —Tw o Dollars per Year, One D ollar for Six Montha, or F ifty Centii tor mits you shoot the rascal on the spot.”
INBTHUMIENTAL.
p r ic e .
Three Months, in Advance.
Each man o f the oumel corps which
A rtist’s Life Waltzes, (Kunstcr Leben,) op.
BIO, ...........................................Nlraun
7f,
has been formed for Egypt will ride,
E ver or Never Waltzes,(Toujours on Jamals)
........................................... Waldteu/rl
76
like the mounted infantry, at the back
Tho N e w J t ii’Muy C o u r i e r in publiahed every Wcduebday afternoon, at Toma
Chase Infernule, Grand Uulop, Brilliant, op.
of a native driver, whose aesistauce in
a a ,............................................. Rolling
76
ltiver, the county-neat o f Oceun county.
Turkish Patrol Hevellle..................
Krug
B6
the management o f tho animal will carry
I’ ll ales of I’enzaucc, (Landers,) .. D'Albert
bo
baggage and probable one of the 12|
• lie n s W altzes,..............................Waldleuftl
T6
Fiitlnltza, Potponrrl,.......................... Suppe l oo
gallon tanks o f water.
Moscotie, Potpourri,..........................Audran 1 on
Trovatore, Potpourri,............................Verdi
76
A novel mode of aging whisky and
Special attention is given to
N igh t on the Water, Id yl,....... op. 93, Wilmn
60
other liquors is to place a Maxim or
Hustling Leaves,..................... op. OH, Lang*
60
Edison light inside of the barrel.
E x­
VOCAL.
Patience, (Magnet and the Churn,). Sullivan 86 Ocean County Matters, Court Proceedings, Meetings of the
posure of the liquid to the electric light
O livette, (Torpedoand the Whale,) .. Amiran 4n
When I sin Near Thee, (English and German
Board of Freeholder*, l.eflslntlve Proceedings, Doings
for a hundred hours, it Is said, changes
words.)......................
Abt 4c
In CongrcBB, Agricultural and Horticultural Infor­
W ho's hi My Wludow ? ..................... Otbame 8.*
the flavor and converts a new liquor into
Lost C hord, .................................... .Su ltrim 4<>
mation, State and General News, etc., etc.
one that resembles a ten-year old brand.
My lieurest H e a r t ,...............................vubiean Hi
~
_______ _
Lieu t Greeley says that o f his nine­
teen men who perished all but one were
smokers, and that ou* was the last to
die. The seven survivors were non­
smoking meu.
N o caso o f nn affection o f the throat o r
lungs cxlnu which cannot be greatly relieved
by tho u?u o f A y e i i ’« C h e r b y P b c to b a i .,
and it will ahrenjt cure when tb e disease la
not already beyoud the control o f medicine.
L M LIC N « T I C K Is hereby given, Ut Rtrordance with the provision* o " the ConatlThe symptoms are moisture, like perspiration,
intense ttettag, recreated by w rateftrtg: v ery ta n oa nf me State o f New Jereey, a id the pro­
visions
of a certain public statute o f aaid s ta ir ,
dtEtreana*, particularly at night; seems aa ft
entitledI
•• An A c t to prescribe the notice rw be
pin worms were craw ling in sad about tbe recgiven of npplteatioBS to the legislature for la w s
when notuv Is required by the Counttuttoa,'
approved Jtnnury Mth. 1ST*, and the several suppieraenu thereto, that appttcauoR wtn be ramie
scaly, crusty Sltia Diseases. Box. by mail em to th e :,pg:x:a:ure o f the State o f N ew Jereer,
cta^ S (or St-80- Address. DR. S W A T S * S SON. the next regular aeealoa thereof, tee the Manage
o f a Mil or act, the genera! object o f which M il or
Philadelphia. Pa. 8oW by Druggists.
act w ill be te arenas and proMMt all khnta o f n et
U m , ■ M a r y n r a t s s n r li T rw a M e*.
[Impare bkwd^wsilTe howels^lr- a-htng whatsoever In the water* o? Barnegat
SS.
BoM(<m ia believed to hars more miiaio
tORflhgfg than 007 other oity L . the
United StaiM.
v e n tu r e re.
•*I cr.nn-1 '•iv enough In praise o f AV e r ' s
CniGiuv i : .nt,*.i., believing at 1 do that
n i klmukl long since h a »* iJIm *
E. BRAOOON.'*
f t u w . , ■iiidy*.
ra les .. ••, . . -as, April 22,1882.
'When it ones enters a man’s h ead to
h a v e s b ambition to be thoroughly
cmftv, ell other evils are necessary conm. To deceive is the im m e d ia te
r o f him who is proud of the
f o f doing so.
Stop that cough, by the use of Ayer’s
Cherry Pectoral—the best specific ever
known for nil dirssses of the throat
lungs. I t w ill sooths tbs rough feeling
in your throat, give the vocal organs
flexibility and vitality, and enable you to
breaths and speak clearly.
teed.
A ll kinds o f musical in strum en ts:
“ Isuir-re .! f nr eight years from nroncliltl*,
miiiiy remedies with no suoand ntt*. i.
in. d by tho usu o f A v k k ’S Chp.m JoSKPU WAtJ»*N.’»
HV J'r.« ■'•■iif
., April 5, 1882.
D y i.ti:- .:
The M anchester G uardian, June 8th, 1888,
A t e reomt oarnival Is Donwar, O d *,
•11 tho goeffta Appeared in ooatamte n u d i
entiraljr o f paper.
totter* In Ban Franotmvi nwwapapen
oomplain th a t t h e m ia sirD a rie a in Alaska
are, in m a n y in s ta n c e s , onprinoipled a d -
oat mnilc after sending for a catalogue and our
system of aellinff. Satisfaction always guaran­
A T e r r ib le Cough Cured*
“ In u n I took n severe cold, which affected
m y Inner. 1 hud a terribleoough,atidpassed
n igh t filler nlylit nit limit sleep. The doctors
gHvi: me up. l tried A vuit's C n aa gY P * « 'K U H I, vlilelt relieved my lungs, Mdueed
pit - , nil ii ! i ' « d me the rest necessary
fo r i , ........... c t my strength. My the
e o n i;nin.'d use < r the p m t o k a l a permsm -iiK 'ina v.titi i irecUd. Ij.u i now VI year*
old. I.,i «■ ir.il henn>, and am satisfied your
C m .i.1. i L c io iiA i. siivcd me.
IJoilAcH F a ii u i UQXUXR.’ *
Kockiughaiu, V t., duly 10, m i .
ADDI7L'
A N O L D R O S K -IIU S II.
A standard rose, said to have been
planted by Charlemagne, is one of the
great curiosities of the ancient oity of
Hildetheim, in Hanover. This rose­
bush is gnarled and rugged, os becomes
its extreme age, and in some places the
principal stem is about ns thick as a
man’s body. I t grows at tlis eastern side
of the apse of the cathedral, and this
year the venerable and venerated object
lias put forth several new and thrifty
shoots. Faers hare been entertained for
a long time past that, after its life of a
thousand years, the plant was losing its
vitality. But now it is apparently tak­
ing a new lease o f life, and there is
mnoh rejoicing in Hildesheim at the
fact Tb s person who takes charge
of
ancient rose-bush is instructed
r to g i v e sway a cutting, and its
l which are jffonounced the very
it o f their kind, are also jealously
guarded from Vendol hands
Pianos and Organs
AYIR’S
LOCAL BUSINESS MBECTOEY.
RAILBOADS.
Litton to Yonr Wife.
Items of Interest
tanaSm
is a H M s m u T E
BRIDGETON, N E W JE R SE Y,