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t Sermon on the Crossing o f the Jordan by j
Um Children o f Israel, the Test ' B e i
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a Joshoa 111, 17—An Interesting D ie
D bthoit, March TA—Rev. Dr. Talmage,
Who !h! now visiting this city, preaclieiigto<ay to a large unti intensely interested nudi
enee in the Fort Street Presbyterian church,
of which Rev. Dr. Rudcliffe is pastor, on
on the crossing o f the Jordan by the chil
drei: o f Israel, the text being from Joshua
Hi, 17. “ And the priests that bare the ark
o f the covenant o f the Lord stood firm on
dry ground in the m idst of the Jordan, and
ail the Israelites passed over on dry ground,
until all tbs people were passed clean over
Jordan.“
Washington crossed the Delaware when
orassiug was pronounced impossible, bu t he
did it by boat. Xerxes crossed the Hellesaut with 2,000,000 men, but he did it by
ridge. The Israelites crossed the lied sea,
but the same orchestra that celebrated the
deliverance of the one army sounded the
atrangulation of the other. This Jordanic
passage differs from all. There was no
sacrifice o f bumau life—not so much as the
loss o f a linchpin. The vanguard o f the
host, made up o f priests, advanced until
they put their foot at the brim o f the river,
when immediately the streets o f Jerusalem
were r.o more dry than the bed of that
river It was as if all the vvuter had been
drawu off, and then the dampness had
been soaked up with a sponge, and then by
• towel the road had been wiped dry.
Yonder goes a great army of Israelites,
the hosts Id uniform ; following them the
wives, the children, the flocks, the herds.
The people look up at thp crystalline w all of
the Jordan as they pass and think what an
awful disaster would com e to them if be­
fore they got to the opposite bank of that
A ] h1od wall that wall should fall on them,
and the thought makes the mothers hug
theii children close to their hearts as they
•widen their puce. Quick, uow; get them
ali up mi the banks, the armed warriors,
the wives ami children, flocks and herds,
ami let this wonderful Jordanic passage be
••mpleleil forever
S id in g on the shelved limestone, 1 look
off upou that Jordau where Joshua crossed
under the triumphal arch o f the rainbow
woven out of the spray; the river which
afterward became the baptistry wh#re
Christ was sprinkled or plunge«!; the river
where the ax—the borrowed ax—miracu­
lously swam Ht the prophet’s order; the
river illustrious in the history of the world
tor heroic faith and omnipotent deliver­
ance and typical of scenes yet to transpire
in your life and mine—scenes enough to
make ns, from the sole of the foot to the
crown of the iieail, tingle with infinite glad
E
OCHS
•)N mUDAN S BTOtCMY HANKS.
Toms River, N. J., Thursday Afternoon, March 16, 1893
been natural, you would have supposed, foi
the water t o have overflowed the region ali
around about, and that great devastation
would have taken place. B u t when God pui
the dam iu front of the river he put a dam
on the other side o f the river, so that, a©
cording t o the text, the w ater halted and
reared and stood there, and not overflowing
the surrounding country. O h, the complete­
ness o f everything that G od does!
One w ould have thought that if the
waters o f Jordan had dropped until they
were ouly tw o or three feet deep the Israel­
ites might have marched through it and
have come up on the other hank with theii
clothes saturated and their garments like
those of men coining ashore from ship ,
wreck, and that would have been as won
derful a deliverance, but God does some­
thing better than that. W hen the priests'
feet touched the waters o f Jordan and they
were drawn off, they m ight have thought
there w ould have been a bed of mud and
n g * ! h ' i c U V..! i,!
¡AYuUiu puss.
Draw o ff the waters o f the Hudson or the
Ohio, and there would be a good many
duys, and perhaps many weeks, before the
sediment would dry up, and yet here, in an
Instant, immediately. G od provides a path
through the depths o f Jorda n ; It Is so dry
the passengers do not even get their feet
damp. Oh, the completeness of everything
t b it God does! Docs h ¿ ’m ake a universe?
—it is a perfect clock, running ever since it
was wound up, the fixed stars the pivots,
the constellations the intermoving wheels,
and ponderous laws the weights and
mighty swinging poudulum , the stars in
the great dom e of night striking the mid­
night, and the sun, with brazen tongue,
tolling the hour of noon.
The wildest comet has a chain of law
thut it cannot break. The thistle down
flying before the schoolboy’s breath Is con­
trolled by the same law that controls the
sun and the planets. Tho rosebush In your
window is governed by the same principle
thut governs the tree of the universe on
which the stars are ripening fruits, and on
which God w ill o‘ne day put his hand and
shakedown the fruit—a perfect universe.
No astronomy has over proposed an amend­
ment.
If God makes a Bible, it Is a complete
B ible Standing amid the dreadful and
delightful truths, you seem to he in the
midst o f an orchestra where the wailings
over sins, and the* rejoicings over pardon,
and the martial strains o f victory make the
chorus like mi anthem o f eternity. This
book seems to you the ocean of truth, on
every wave i i which Christ walks—some­
times in the darkness-of prophecy, again in
the splendors with which he walks on Gal­
ilee. In this l.'nik apostle answers to proph­
et, Paul to Isaiah, Revolution to G enesisglorious light, turning midnight sorrow
into the midnoou joy, dispersing every fog,
hushing every tempest. T ak e this book;
it is the kiss o f God on th e soul of lost
rnuu. Perfect Bible, com plete Biblel No
man has ever proposed any improvement
GO!) PL.rVIDKI) A SAVIOUR
God provided a Saviour. Me Ih a com
plate Saviour—God-man—divinity and hu
□mnity united in the same person. He set
up the starry pillars of the universe and the
towers o f light. He planted the cedars and
the heavenly Lebanon. He struek out o f
the rock the riversof life, singing under the
trees, singing under the thrones. He quar­
ried the sardonyx and crystal, and the topaz
o f the heavenly wall. He put down the
jasper fur the foundation ami heaped up
the amethyst for the capital and swung the
12 gates, which are 12 pearls. In one instant
he thought out a universe, and yet he be­
came a child, crying for his mother, feeling
along the sides o f the manger, learning to
walk
Omnipotence slieutbed in the muscle and
flesh of a child’s arm, omniscience strung
in the optic nerve of a ch ild ’s eye, infinite
love heating iu the ch ild ’s heart, a great
God appearing In the form of a child 1
year old, 5 years old, 15 years old. W hile
all the heavens were ascribing to him glory
and honor and power on earth men Bald,
“ W ho is this fellow?” W hile all the heaveuly hosts, with folded w ing about their
faces, bowed down before him crying, “ Ho­
ly i IhilyI” ou earth they denounced him as
a blasphemer and a sot. Rocked in a boat
on Gonnesaret, mid yet be it is that un
dirked the lightning from the stormcloud
and dismasted Lebanon o f its forests and
holds the five oceans on the tip of his An­
ger as a leaf holds the raindrop.
Oh, the complete Saviour, rubbing his
hand over the place where we have the
pain, yet the stars of heaven the adorning
gems of his right hand. H olding us in Ids
arms when we take our last view o f our
dead. Sitting down with us on the tom b­
stone, mid while we plant roses there he
planting consolation in ou r heart, every
chapter a stalk, every verse a stem, every
word a rose. A complete Saviour, a com­
plete Bible, a complete universe, a complete
Jordanic passage. Everything that God
does is complete.
Again, 1 learn from this Jordanio nassugo
that between us and every Canaan o f success
and prosperity there is a river that must ba
paosed.
Oh. how I w ould like some o f
those grapes on tho other side!" said oue o f
the Israelites to Joshua
“ W ell," says
Joshua, “ if you want the grapes, why don’ t
you cross over and get th em ?" There is a
river o f difficulty between us and every­
thing that is worth having—that which
costs nothing is worth nothing.
God didn’ t intend this w orld for an easy
parlor, through which w e are to be drawn
in a rocking chair, but we are to work our
passage, clim b masts, fight battles, scale
mountains and ford rivers. Gou makes everytning valuable difficult to get at, for the
same reason that he put tho gold down In
the mine and the pearl clear down in the
s e a -t o m ake us dig and dive for them.
We acknowledge this principle in worldly
things; oh, that we were on ly wise enough
to acknowledge it In religious things!
Yon have scores o f illustrations under
your own observation where men have had
the hardest iot and been trodden under
foot, and yet after awhile had it easy. Now
their homes blossom and bloom with pic­
tures, and carpets that m ade foreign looms
langh now embrace their feet. The sum­
mer winds lift the tapestry about the win­
dow gorgeous enoffgh for a Turkish suitan.
Impatient steeds paw and neigh at the
door, their carriages m oving through the
sea o f New York life a very wave of splen
dor.
W ho is ill Why, it is a b oy that came to
New York with a dollar in his pocket and all
his estate slung over hie shoulder in a cotton
handkerchief. AU that silver on the danc­
ing span is petrified sw eat drop* That
beautiful dress is the faded calico over
which God put bis hand o f perfection, turn­
ing it to Turkish satin or Italian silk. Those
diamonds are the tear* w hich suffering irvte
as they felL Oh, there is a river o f difficulty
between us and every earthly achievement
You know t h a t You a dm it that
8 lauding un the scene of that affrighted,
fugitive river Jordan, I learn for m yself
and lot you. first, that obstacles when they
are touched vanish. The text says that
when these priests came down and touched
the wafer- the e«ige of the water with their
feet- the water parted. They did not wade
in chin deep or waist «leep or knee deep O’
ankle deep, but as soon as their feet touched
the water It vanished. And it makes me
think that al moat all the obstacles, of life
heed only he approached in order to be con­
quered. Difficulties hut touched vanish. It
is the trouble. : lu>difficulty, the obstacle far
fu the distance that seems so huge and tre
ttieiidouH.
The apostle** Paul ami John seemed to
dislike cross «bigs, for the apostle Paul tells
ns in Phillppians, “ Beware of dogsl” and
John seems to shut the gale o f heaven
against ail the canine species when he says,
“ Without are dogs.” But I hare been told
that when those auinialsarefurious, if they
come at you, if you will keep your eye on
then; am] advance upou them they will re­
treat. Whet Iie i that he so or not I cannot
tell, but I do know that the vast majority
ol the misfortunes and trials and disasters
of your life that hound your steps, if you
can only get your eye on them, and keep
your eye on them, and advance upon them,
and cry '‘ Begone!” they will slink and
cower
There is a tienutiful tradition among the
American Indians th«t Munitoti was trav
eliiig in the invisible world, and one day he
cume to a barrier o f brambles and sharp
thoriiH.which forbade hisguingun.aiid there
was a wild lierwt glaring at him from the
thicket, hut ns he determined lu go on his
way he did pursue it, and those brambles
were fouud to Ire only phantoms, and that
beast whs fouud to be a powerless ghost,
and lb « impassable river that forbade him
rushing to embrace the Yaratilda proved to
be only a phantom river.
W ell, iny friends, the fact is there are a
great many things that look terrible across
our pathway which when we advance upon
upon them are only the phantoms, only the
apparitions, only the delusions o f life. D if­
ficulties touched are conquered. Put your
feel luto the brim o f the water mid Jordan
retreats. You sometimes see a great duty
to perform. It is a very disagreeable duty.
You say- “ I can’t g o through it I haven’t
the courage, I haven’t the intelligence, to
g o through it.” Advance upon it, Jordan
grill vanish
1 always sigh before I begin to preach at
the greatness o f the undertaking, but as
•oou m i start it becomes to me an exhil­
aration. And any dn ty undertaken w ith a
confident spirit becomes a pleasure, and the
bighet the duty the higher the pleasure.
DiflicnHies touched are conquered. There
are n great many people who are Afraid of
death in the futura Good John LivingWon once, ou a sloop coming from Elizabethport to New York, was dreadfully
frightened liecause he thought he waa g o­
ing to t » drowned ** » sudden gnst came
up. People were surprised at him. I f any
man iu all the w orld waa ready to die, it
*re® good John Livingston.
So there are new a great many good peo­
ple who abndder in passing a graveyard,
* °d they hardly dare think o f Canaan beeauae o f the Jordan that intervent*, but
RIVERS 0 / DI1TICLLTT.
ow e they are down on a sick bed then sll
You know this Is so w ith regard to toe
their fears are gone. The wators of death acquisition o f knowledge. The ancients
flashing on the beach are like the m ellow used to say that Vulcan struck Jupiter
voice o f ocean »bells they smell o f the bloe- on the bead, and the goddess of wisdom
•°ma o f the tree o f life. The music of the jumped cu t, illustrating the truth that
heavenly choirs cornea stealing over the e v
wisdom com es by hard knocka. There was
hr*, and to cross now Is only a pleasant a river o f difficulty between Shakespeare,
mil- How long ‘ he boat is earning! Cosce, the hoy, holding the ho*sa* at the uwur ui
Uwd Jean«; com e q u k k lvl Christ the She London theater, and that Shakespeare,
Priest advances ahead, and t i e dying Chris­ the great dramatist, winning the applause o f
tian goes over dry shod ou coral beds and
G e e « L eek *.
Bowen, o f heaven and paths o f pearl
Good looks are mere than tkin deep, depend­
Oh, «mM we make our doubts remove—
Those gloomy doubts that rise—
ing open a healthy condition of ali the vital
And view the Cassa» that we love
If the liver he tractive, yea have a
gaWI«nrè«e ayeai
bilious look, if your stomach to disordered
0 * l d we tot ciimb where Moses stood
you have a dyspeptic look and If your kidney«
A s d vl«w th « k a d t a p e o’w ,
be §Seet*â j o e have a pieebed look. Secure
£ « t J*rds«, » l i n u i DOT «ieaiii'scotù Seed
Qauld fright a» from the shore.
good health and you win have good looks.
,
AW nmSIBLE DAM.
Electric BHter« h the great «Iteratlv« and
this Jordanic passage teaches me tonic act« directly ou these vital organ*.
r * s-m plsie-ess o f everything that G od Cure« pimples, batches, boils and gtn$ a
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Sote at C.
J«*risa aad it waa halted, it would bave good complexion.
Drugstore, 50e. per tottie.
all audienoes b y his tragedies. There was a
river between Benjamin Franklin, with a
loaf of bread under his arm, walking the
streets o f Philadelphia, and that same Ben­
jamin Frank Ju, the philosopher, just out­
side o f Boston flying a kite In the thunder­
storm.
An idler wus cured o f his b»u\ habit by
looking through his window night aftei
night at a man who seemed sitting at his
desk turning off one sheet o f writing after
another until almost the dawn o f the
m orning The man sitting there Writing
until m orning was iudustrious Waiter
fceott; the man who looked at him through
the w indow was L ockhart,'his illustrious
biographer afterward,
lxird Mansfield,
pursued b y the press and by the populace
because o f a certain line o f duty, went on
to discharge the duty, and while the m ob
were around him demanding the taking of
his life he shook his fist in the face o f the
mob and «aid, “ Sirs, when^,one’a lMft «gjd
Tuifiu«T*7i"cimuuL*cmú«j"¿M^imónLfhétai*
in defense o f law and the liberty o f his
couiitry."
Au«l ho there la, my friends, a tug, a tus­
sle, a triul, a push, an anxiety, through
which every
jjs. keH-nrí W ctíx t»
to worldly success and worldly Achieve­
ment. You admit it. Now, be wise enough
to apply it in religion. Eminent Christian
character is ouly gained by the Jordanic
passage; no man Just happened to get good.
W by does that man know so much about
the Scriptures? He was studying the Bible
while you were reading a novel. He was
on Are with the sublimities o f the Bible
while you were sound asleep. By tug, tussle,
pushing
running in the Christian life
that man g ot so strong for God; in a hun-1
dred Solferinos he learned how to fight; in
a hundred shipwrecks he learned how to
swim. Tears over sin, tears over Zion’s
desolation, team over the impenitent, tears
over the graves mode, are the Jordan which
that man had passed. Sorrow pales the
cheek, and fades the eye, and wrinkles the
brow, and withers the hands. There are
mourning garments in the wardrobe, and
there are deaths in every fam ily record—all
around are the relics of the dead.
!
The Christian has passed the Red sea o f ,
trouble, and yet he thinks there Is a Jordan
o f death between him and heaven. He j
comes dow n to that Jordan o f death and !
thinks how many have been lost there.
When Molyneux was exploring the Jordan !
in Palestine, he had his boats all knocked !
to pieces in the rapids o f that river. And
there are a great many men who have gone
down in the river o f death; the Atlantic
and Pacific have not swallowed so many.
It is an aw ful thing to make shipwrecks on
the rock o f ruin; masts failing, hurricanes
flying, death coming, groanings in the wa­
ter, moanings in the w ind, thunder in the
sky, while God with the Anger of the light­
ning writes ali over the sky, “ I will tread
them in m y wrath, and I will trample
them in m y fury.”
The Christian comes down to this raging
torrent, and he knows he must pass out,
and as he comes toward the time his breath
gets shorter, and his last breath leaves him
as hu steps into the stream, and no sooner
does he touch the stream than it is parted,
and he goes through dry shod while all the
waters wave their plumes, crying: " 0 death,
where Is thy «ting? O grave, whoro is thy
victory?" G«d shall wipe away all tears
from their eyes, and there shall be no more
weeping, and there shall be no more death.
Some o f your children have already gone
up the other bank. You let them down on
this side o f tue bank; they w ill be on the
other bank to help you up with supernatu
ral strength. The other morning at m y ta­
túe, all my family present, I thought to
myself how pleasant It would be if I could
put all into a bout and then go in with
them, and we could pull across the river to
the next world and be there all together.
No family parting, no gloom y obsequies. It
wouldn't take five minutes to go from bank
to hank, and then in that better world to
be together forever. W ouldn’t it be pleas­
ant for you to take all your family into
thut blessed country if you could all g o t o
gether?
I remember my mother in her dying hour
«aid to m y father, “ Father, wouldn't it be
pleasant i f we could all g o together?” But
wo cannot all go together. We must go
oue by one, and we m ust be grateful i f we
t there at all. What a heaven it will be
we have all our families there to look
around and see all th*« children are present!
You would rather have them all there, and
you go with bare brow forever, than that
one should be missing to complete the gar­
lands of heaven for your coronal. Tho
Lord God o f Joshua, give them a safe Jor­
danic passage!
Even children will go through dry shod.
Those o f us wlie were brought up in the
country remember, when the summer was
coming on iu our boyhood days, we always
longed for the day when we were to go bare­
footed, and after teasiug our mothers In re­
gard t o i l for a good while, and they convugutod, we remember the delicious sensation
o f the cool grass when we put our uneev
feicu fool u* ft.
And the time will com e when these shoes
we wear now, lest wo be cut o f the sharp
places o f this world, shali bo taken off, and
with unsandaled foot we will step Into the
bed qf tbe river; with feet untrammeled,
free from pain and fatigue, we will gain
that last journey, when, with one foot in
the bed o f the river and the other foot on
the other bank, we struggle upward. That
will be heaven. Oh, I pray for all my dear
people a safe Jordanic passage. That is
what the dying Christian husband felt
when be said: "H ow the candle flickers,
Neljiel P ut it out; 1 shall sleep well to­
night and wake in the m orning."
A WORD OF COMFORT.
One word o f com fort on this subject for
all the bereaved. You see, our departed
friends have not been submerged—have
not been swamped in tbe waters. They
have only erased over. These Israelites
were just as thoroughly alive on the west­
ern banks o f the Jordan as they had been
on the eastern banks o f tbe Jordan, and
our departed Christian friends have only
crossed over—not sick, not dead, not ex­
hausted, not extinguished, not blotted out,
but with healthier respiration, and stouter
pulses, and keener eyesight, and better
prospects—crossed over. Their sins, their
physical and mental disquiet, all left clear
this side, an eternally flowing, impassable
obstacle between them and all human and
satanic pursuit.
Crossed over! Ob, I
shake hands o f congratulation with all the
bereaved in the consideration that our de­
parted Christian friends are safe.
Why waa there so m uch Joy in certain
circles in New York when people heard
from the fri« nd* who were on board
belated steamer? It was feared that vessel
had gone t o the bottom o f the sea, and when
the friends on this side heard that the
Steamer had arrived safely In Liverpool had
w e not a right to congratulate th« people in
New Y ork that their friends had got safely
across? A n d is It nos right this morning
that I congratulate you that your departed
friends are safe on the shore o f heaven?
Would you have them back again? W ould
rc u have those old parents back again? Yon
know how hard it was sometimes for them
to get their breath in the stifled atmosphere
o f the summer, would you have them back,
in this weather? Didn’t they use their
brain long enough? W ould you have your
r
* cou rse Tan B en «.
Tbe testimonial« frequently published In this
paper fritting to Hood « ftartaparSia. They
are from reliable people, «tau «imple facts,
and «bow beyond a doubt that Hood’« Cures.
Why don’t yoe try thto medicine ? Be sure to
--------get Rood’«.
Constipation, and all tronbie* «Hk tbs digesüvs orraca asd the fiver, are cared by
Hoto*« P ub. Unequalled as » . diaasr pill.
children back again? W ould you have
them take the risks o f temptation which
throng every human pathway? W ould you
have them cross tho Jordau three time»?
Iu nddiUou to crossing it already, cross it
tig«!» to greet you now and then cross back
afterward. For certainly you would not
want to keep them forever out o f heaven.
Pause and weep, not for the freed from pain,
But that the sigh o f love would bring them
back again.
1 ask a question, uud there seems to come
back the answer in heavenly echo: “ What,
w ill you never be sick again?” “ Never—
ick—again.” “ W hat, will you never bo
ired again?" “ Never— tired — again."
“ W hat, will you never weep again?” “ Nev­
er—weep—again.” “ What, will you never
die again?" “ Never—die—again."
Oh, ye army o f doparted kindred, wo bail
you from bank to bank! Wait for us when
the Jordan o f death shall part fo r us. Come
f r w n ^ a d meet us half way between the
uioweti’ Tianks o f ^artK
___ _ ánd
____ the palm
palE
groves o f heaven. May our great High
Priest go ahead o f us, and with bruised feet
touch the water, and then shall be fulfilled
tho words o f m y text, “ All Israel went over
t® à y ¿TT-nitè
the people were
gone clear through Jordun."
I f I ask you w hat shall be the glad hymn
o f this morning, I think there w ould be a
thousand voices that would choose the
same hymn—the hymn that illumines so
many death chambers—the hymn that has
been the parting hymn in many an in­
stance—the old hymn:
On Jordan's stormy banks I stand
And cast a wistful eye
To Canaan's fair and happy land.
Where my possessions lie.
Oh, the transporting, rapturous scene
That rises on my sight!
Sweet fields arrayed In living green.
And rivers o f delight.
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A New Id e a I n A p a rtm en t H ouses,
W ith practically a ll the necessities and
luxuries of life w ithin an elevator ride of
one’ s parlor, the structure planned by
Architect W illis G. Hale w ill be a town
uuder n single roof. Mr. Hale’s completed
plan shows a great house o f 1,000 rooms.
Whether tho edifice will be 10 o r 14 stories
high depends upon which site is finally se­
lected.
The entire first floor of the building will
be given up to stores and offices, all of
which will open upon a rotunda, or arcade,
which will bo a thoroughfare or general
meeting place. A ll manner of public con­
veniences, s.,ch as a large and well ap­
pointed cafe, spacious reading rooms, con­
sultation booths and parlors, w ill be pro­
vided. Besides there will be a telephone and
telegraph office, newsstand, a stenographer,
stock ticker, bulletin boards and writing
desks at convenient points. In the basement
a rathskeller will be fitted up, along with a
com plete Turkish bath, gymnasium, swim­
m ing pool, barber shop, bowling alley and
shuffieboard outfit, tbe remaining spaco being given up to the engines, boilers, dy­
namos, coal bins uud storerooms.
T he second floor w ill be given up entirely
to a billiard hall, a large assembly room for
meetings, banquets and other entertain
meats, public and private parlors and sin­
gle rooms.
A ll the floors ubove the second, except
the topmost, w ill be divided Into suites o f
from two to seven rooms, which w ill rent
for sums ranging from $20t o #60 per month
Som e o f these suites will include a kitchen
and bath, others w ill have a bath, but no
kitchen, while still others will have a kitch
eu without u bath, the idea being that those
w ho desire it can do their own cooking and
those without baths cair patronize the pub­
lic baths in the building. On the top flour
the main dining room , kitchen and laundry
w ill be located, all being reached by the
four elevators opening upon the rotunda.
Heat and light w ill bo furnished those who
desire it, but as extras, so that tho tenant
can regulate his expenses to suit himself in
this as well as other particular.
The stores on the first floor will be rented
only to merchants who will agree to sup­
ply such goods os tho tenants would be
likely to require, and no two stores will be
rented to persons in tho same line o f bus!
ness.—Philadelphia Record.
V O L U M E 43— N U M B E R 24
ROYAL MARRIAGES AND OTHER8.
Mr. L»bouehere on Promtnrltu.1 I.ova Varans
C on ju g a l Commaiou S en se.
The marriage o f the D uke o f Y ork and
Princess May is a very mijxitable one. A s tho
direct heir to the crown it is obvious that
the duke's first duty t i to have a son, all
the more of, if he does lot, the succession
would go into the Fifjj fam ily. Princess
May is pretty, and her miaimers are pleasing,
and it is far more reasoi ibleihat the future
queen should have been born and brought
up In England as an Eingl,’lish g ir l than that
she should bo imported from Germany. As
itroth ed to the late
for her haring been beL
Duke o f Clarence, whicl|i has been urged as
&n objection, there is nothing in it, for it
merely shows th a t.lt ’as thought a year
ago that she would bo ie best selection for
tho son o f the Prince
Wales, who stood
iiv direct succession to> tine throne, and what
wptf tru'vtben is still tiji ie. A t that time
there waa a good deal of drivel written
about a love match. In the sense that the
tw o persons concerned IIlijked each other, this
m ight have been correct, P robably, In this
sense, it is correct now.
Princes and prince*»!it-* 'am m uch like
most other people. All marriages are very
much a m atter of hapLazard. T hey often
commence b y an attrac Jon on one side or
the other, and this is termed love. Then
the so called lovers ma
w ithout knowing
much o f each other’s c:karacter. In some
cases tho marriage tumu out w ell; in others
not so well. This de]. ends rather upon
their feeling to each otl ier a fter they have
lived some time togetluier and got thoroughly to know each olither than
1
upou the
attraction before mi
narrili ge.
W hether Mr. Smith had married Mrs.
Smith or whether he had married Mrs.
Jones and Mr. Jones had married Mrs.
Smith is a mere detail, provided that Mr.
and Mrs. Sm ith and Mr. and Mrs. Jones
hit it off after marring i T h is is not the
novelists’ view o f marrii .. N I know . With
them Miss Jones becom 38a heroine because
she insists upon marryijnjg som e Brown or
Robinson in doflanco of com m on sense, instead o f Sm ith, who pirobably w ou ld have
made her a far better l usband. A nd this
silly nonsense passes c irreut because the
novel alw ays ends with the m arriage and
never lets tho reader kno’w h ow it turns,out
■—Henry Labouchere in London Truth.
C oats o f A rm s.
Just below the Fifth A venue hotel, on
Broadway, New York- In a handsomely
dressed window, in which is displayed
am ong other things so:no fine stationery.
A card at the foot o f tho array announces
that coats o f arms, crests, etc., w ill be
found, and tho same heraldic devices em­
blazoned, engraved and printed at reasona­
ble prices t o order while you w ait. I hadn’t
lost anything of this sort, b u t I weis told
that didn’t matter—thliey h a d a man who
could find m e one anyvfay. A l l they want
to know is what your name is and what
your father nnd grandfather on the paternal
side did for a living at d w here they came
from. Then they find ylou a device that fits
the crime. A s all o f m y fam ily on the male
side, to far a.-. I can read tim e backward,
have been editors and farmer’s and preach
era—sometimes one, sonetim es tw o at once
and sometimes combining these three use­
ful avocations—an appropriate heraldic de­
vice for our use will be a m atter o f public
inlercsl—when found.
I hardly see the w ay blear for the itiner­
ant preacher who, finding it necessary to
m ove his small country printing office,
poured all o f tho typo—lon g primer, non­
pareil, advertising nndj job type—into the
family bread bowl for convenience while In
transitu. I think a atyeep rampant, with
sm all potato quarterlies, a printing office
tow el bearing a religious m otto and a com
posing stick and goose quill, o r something
like that, would bo abojut right, and would
look nice in raised purple and g old on good
note paper, to say nothing o f its effect em
blazoned on m y carriage door. The design
appeu’rs to conflict with some o f the crests
I ’ve seen on Fifth avenue, however, and
I’m not stuck on it.—New Y ork Cor. St.
Louis Republic.
F o u r F r e n ch D e fe a ts .
" D o v e “ W hist.
Nogs
Q U E E N & CO.
Sucb
SendtheirE Y E SPECIALIST
P H IL A D E L P H IA
at T O M S RIVER.Wednatday, Mar. 2 2
lie will be foam! at
C O m ilSED
Cowperthwait's Exchange,non iu.«.«», r.*.
Persona who b sve headache, or w hose ere« are canslns discom­
fort, Bbould call u p o s their speolsilat. and the? will raret*« tnt«t*
ugentsadHRiatiu atwntion. N « C H A R G E to exam ine voor
eye«. livery pair o f glasses ordered guaranteed to bn satisfactory
iijce
B U S IN E S S C A R D S.
M eat
Makes an every-day convenience o( an
old-time luxury. Pure and wholesome.
Prepared with scrupulous care. Highest
award at all Pure Food Expositions. Each
package m akes two targe pies. Avoid
Imitations— and Insist on having tho
T h om as Roberts
Practical TlnnBr
LBERT O. MARTIN.
A
A tt o r n e y
S olicitor
Manaiacturer o f Tin and Sheet Iron
Ware,Tin R-^flng and Spactlsg. Also
and
C hancery .
in
a s » t o m J S M t e .. ..
House Furnishing Goods, Furnltnro,
Cutlery, Lamp«. L tern», Glassware,
Queensware .Wooden and Iron Pumps,
etc, All orders for new work, or re­
pairing, o r repairs and bricks for
stoves, ¿ie»ter«, r»qge«, ett\, promptly
uttouded to. Please give me a call,
OFFICI OYER THE BANS,
Toms River, N. J.
None Such brand.
M E R R E L L Sc S O U L E . Syracuse. N. V .
T HOLMES B2RDSALL,
^
^ m u s fm c n ts .
F or th o W e e k C o m m e n c in g M arch 14.
P H IL iA D H lL iF H IA .
^JME*TNIJT S lilE K T OPKKA HOUSE.
Minna Qalk-II aynks.
Q H K 8 T K U T STREET THEATRE.
■* *
A tt o r n e y a t I jaw,
M aster and E x a m in e r in C hancery
and N o t a r y P ublic ,
I
'
C ounselor
M aster
O ffic e
on
L
F oog’b L andino .
N a w
YORK.
I I o I T ’S MADDIO Y SQUARE THE ATR E
A TRIP TO CHINATOWN.
JjTU PlU K TH EATRE .
T hs Girl I Lrut RsnfNn Ms.
JgR ^A M V V A Y THEATRE .
Ninety Days.
| ^ T H ST R E E T THEATRE .
T he Dazzlbr ,
| ) A EMEU'S T H E A T R E .
Lady W indemeke ’b F an.
M a in S treet ,
No. 11 WALL STREET, NEW YORK,
T ^\R 'LEON GOBLE,
^
WHOLESALE ANO KUTA11, DEALER IN
D R U G S , M E D IC IN E S ,
C H E M IC A L S , P E R F U M E R Y
J. H. HOWARD
G eo. T. Crook
TV/TBS. A. PACKER,
IV I
POUND STORE,
Eyes Tested F ne!
B a rn e n a t N. J.
B irds all & Son
, Co
um ber
al
,
Lime, Cement, Plaster,
Lath, Shingles, Doors,
Sash, Blinds and Nails,
at lowest prices for cash.
Rear of D. O. Parker’s ) „
Entrance on Water St. i Tom* “ ivar-
Main Street, near Water, Toms River
EVKHTTQINQ SOLD BV THE POUND.
Satinen, cálleos, murila«,ginghams,outings,cloths
of all kinds, toweling*, and everything kept by a
general furnishing «tore, remuants of carpets,etc.
iln m a n k ’s Y a rd ,
O pposite Railroad Depat, T o m . R|y»r "
R1
OSTEEN WALTON,
O0NTBA0TOB OP Pl.ASTEBINa AND
B b ic k - L a ii n o .
Repairing neatly aud promptly done. All
work guaranteed. Estimates or advice given
with pleasure.
Address,
TOMS RIVER. N. J.
R
atch m aker and
J eweler ,
Repairing of Watches, Jewelry, Spectacles,
etc., a Specialty.
WATER STREET,
TOM8 RIVER.
Four doors cast o f tue Bank.
M A. PATTERSON,
WA
u
L
m
b e r
,
c o a l
,
l i m e
,
Cement and Brick, Doors,
Sash and Blinds.
Blacksmith’s
Also,
Coal.
At
lowest prices for cash.
OBERT STREBLAU,
Ä. K . BRANT,
-----DEALER IN-----
E v e r y th in g
fa r B u ild in g
PRACTICAL
From Foundation Brick, Lime end
Cement to Finishing Touch o f Paint.
HARNESS MAKER,
Cedar and Osk Boat Boards, Spars.
Paint, Varuisb and Nalls.
V
VanHise Building, Washington St.,
Toms River, N. J.
C O A L
A N D
W D O D i
Fencing, Drain Pipe, Fertilisers, Etc.
TOMS RIVER, N. J.
r OHN V MATHEWS,
o
B oa r ding , S a le
and
E
xchange
S ta b le s
HORSE8 TAKEN AT LIVERY,
uarouehs, Straw-ride and all kinds of rigs ready
at all times.
Office: J. V. Matthews' Blacksmith and Wheelright Shop. Toma River. N. 3.
c
1HAS. T. HUDSON,
BARBER.
E st a b l is h e d 1 8 7 7 .
O pposite t h e O cean H ouse.
Where Satisfaction Is generally given to mH cus­
tomers. Ladles’ Shampooing a specialty, done
bv Mrs. Hudson.
5 E IT. TIOliiAW,
General Insurance Agent.
Snccessor to
SHINN & HOLMAN,
Office at same old place. A ll
kinds of Insurance effected at
lowest rates. See him before
placing your Insurance.
m
u:
LYSSES 8. GRANT,
T on sor ia l A r t is t ,
WATER STREET, TOMS RIVER, If, 3.
Open every day (except Sunday) from 7.SO a. si.
to • p. m.; Saturdays, from Ts. m. to IS midnight.
O A M U E L C. BAILEY,
^
Dealer Is
FRESH, SALT AND SMOKED MEATS,
BUTTER, LARD, MINCEMEAT, ETC., ETC.
AT LIVING PRICES.
Corner Main snd Washington Streets,
Tom« River. N. 3.
E
DWARD W . SNYDER,
FASHIONABLE TAILOR,
OOWPEBTHWAIT EXCHANGE. MAIN STREET.,
TOMS RIVER, N. J.
“ O D O N TU N D ER”
Cu t T h is O u t !
Lowest prices
o m c e a n d Y a rd o n B a y s t r e e t ,
L
DENTIST,
F A N C Y T O I L E T A R T IC L E S ,
S Y R IN G E S . T R U S S E S ,
Hinges, Screws, Nails,
Glass, etc., Doors, Sash, Blinds and
OFFICE AT UNION HOUSE, MAIN STREET,
TOM8 RIVER, N. 3.
Offlco Days—Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
Teeth extracted without pain by Ausestbetic
applied to gums.
W
CHAS. 1 . MATHIS,
ware, Locks,
lT40
jQ A L T 'S T H EATRE .
T welfth N ight.
u
ment, Brick, etc., etc.
S h reeve ’ s B u ildin g ,
JJN IO N *«IUAUE THEATRE.
K eene—T radeuy .
C hancery ,
in
144 E ast S t a t e S tr e e t , T renton .
R A T I O N A L T H EAT RE .
Q .F R A U D AVENUE THEATRE .
r UMBER, C O A L AND W O O D , H A R D
EDWARD H. MORPHY,
^ R C S I S T R E E T THEATRE.
T hb W h ir l of T im s .
DEAUn IN ALL KINDS OP
and
AW OFFICES.
J ans.
p f t B B P A l I f l l l ’S F AM ILY THEATRE.
L aw
Mouldings, Shingles, Lath, Lime, Ce-
Nat C. G oodwjn in a Gii .dbd F ool.
S iberia .
at
Toms River, N. J.
^ y A l - N I J T ST R E E T THEATRE
Ha r r y W illiamb’ O wn Company.
W . G. G D N R i l l ]
,W. CARMICHAEL,
story.
jp A H K T H EAT RE .
Main Street, Tome Hirer
THE OCEAN HOUSE. TOMS RIVER, N. J.
I J HO A I* NTKEET THEATHK.
Tns PKOVBaaoR’8 Lovs
B L U E FRONT STO R E
o f f i c e on m a in s t r e e t , o p p o s it e
T n * F snoino M astsk ,
| Less than a year has elapsed since the
A "dove" whist class is one o f the wluter’a death of the last French survivor o f the S h o u ld e r B ra ce s , P a in ts, Oils,
occupations for 16 young women of this battle o f Trafalgar, a trium ph o f British
V a r n is h e s a n d D ye Stuffs.
city. They meet once a week from 11 to 2, naval skill and valor which stultified the
and a simple luncheon breaks the absorb­ projects o f Napoleon thb Great fo r the sub­ P h y s ic ia n s ’ P r e s c r ip tio n s c a r e ­
ing games prom ptly at 1 o ’clock. By 2 jugation o f this country und temporarily
o ’clock they have separated, leaving time obliterated the French navy from the list fully c o m p o u n d e d a t all h ou rs.
for any afternoon engagement. "W o are 1 o f important factors in the problem o f Eutired,” said one o f the members, " o f beirg ' ropean politics.
p r o p r ie t o r o r
politely snubtied by men when a game of i
O f the many tremendous reverses suffered
whist Is suggested. You know how they j on land and sea by the forces o f France, un
w ill refer to ‘ladies’ whist,' and wo propose der the regime of the first em pire, four in MATHIS' QUABTEi DOLUB flMlLT UNIMENT
to become thoroughly posted in the game j particular m ay Imj said to have permanently
W e have the best authorities and play tho ! affected the destinies of! civilized mankind.
TOMS RIVER, N. J.
m ost modern and approved game. A little I These were Nelson’s supreme victory off
box stands on every one of the four tables, Cape Trafalgar, the “ Battlo o f the Nations"
in to which a penny is droppe«l for every 1 hard by Leinsic, the tragical “ retreat from
B ls tn -Y r tis h e d Î S T I .
word uttered during the playing of a M oscow " and that fateful encounter which
hand, and tho offense of asking what Is Byron indignantly stigmatized as “ the
trum p can only be condoned by tho pay­ crowning carnage, W aterloo.”
m ent o f a dime.
Our own times hav<j been so rife with
“ These are our ouly regulations. After m ilitary achievements <|>f the first moment
Easter we expect to give a whist party,
that tho$e m ighty w ar feats, although per Auctioneer and Insurance Agent
each member inviting one man, w ho must formed during the current century, seem as
W A R B TO W N , H. J.
be a good whist player to be eligible, to tost far removed from men <|tf the present day as
the skill wo expect to have acquired by
Blenheim and Ramilies, or even Poitieraand lÊ^Life, Fire, Marine and Accident
that time.” —Her Point of View in New Agincourt. Yet there tire veterans still liv­
IoHurance effected. On my list are :
York Timas.
ing in h alf a dozen European realms who
The Mutual Life, of New York.
took part in the campaigns o f 1618-4-6, and
K loctrlo C ats In P h ila d elp h ia .
only a few days ago, in aquiet N orfolk town­
TheTravelei b 'Accident,of Hartford
The trolley lino along Bainbridge and ship, an old soldier of the grand army
The
Insurance Co.of North America
Catharine streets is responsible fo r a new passed peacefully awayj who had witnessed
The Liverpool & London & Globe,
race o f cats, which is being reared in the the horrors o f the terrible march from Boro­
neighborhood through which the electric dino to the western frontier o f Poland,which If you «ro not insured address me or
line posses. They are large, fat and frisky ensued upon the burning o f M oscow and the
I at once. “Delays are dangerous.”
and can only be compared to other cats as a disastrous evacuation o ' central Russia by
full grown Newfoundland dog can be com­ the Napoleonic hosts.—London Telegraph.
pared to a w cddling pup.
T e e t h E x t r a c t e d w it h o u t P a in
This great physical vigor and wonderful • A S to ry A b o u t * Culiliurnia Legislature.
development is due to a course o f electrio
“ Did you ever hear hf:>w the first legislatreatment to which they subject themselves.
ture o f California canu by its title of the
Every night when the travel along those 'Legislature o f a Th<
d D rinks?’ ” asked
streets has siJwided the cats can be seen George Hutton, a
com ing out for their treatment. There is the Lindell yesterday, unento lawyer, at
ju st enough electricity in the rails to answer fellow in the senate from “ W e had an old
d e n t is t
their purpose, and first they lick the rails ty named Thomas Je Sacramento counfondly. Then they roll on the rails and wal­ liked a drop o f cognac afferson Green. He
Cowperthwaits Exchange,Toms River
low in the electrical fluid and art In every man that ever lived. Helbout aa well as any
Nitrous Oxide Gas administered. Am
w ay as if.they were under the influence of a a dem ijohn o f the i ri|e brought with him
stu f, w hich he placed also sole proprietor for Ocean County
catnip dissipation. After a few minutes of under the stairs of
till
this they get up and dance around like pup­ whenever he felt his e statehouse, and of the new local anaesthetic
pets on a string. These exhibitions are of was quite often, he vtit!tint com ing, which
nightly occurrence, and the window s o f the senate adjourn and in id m ove that the
thoroughfares are crowded with eager spec­ out to have a drink, rite its 16 members that is applied to tbe gums for painI is m otions, to adtators.—Exchange.
journ always went through w
V ithout oppo- lees extraction. Write for testimonials.
eition. A fte r the 1
«
legislature
a djoum ed the
Honoring * Reformer.
empty dem ijohn was fotn d under the stairs,
Mrs. 0 * 0 line B. Buell, reading the sto­ and some w ag hoisted it to th e top of the
ries told at the Washington suffrage con
liberty pole, where it Lung fo r nearly two
▼er.tLn of the nam ing of calves, mules,
weeks, a m ocking menuorial o f the ‘ L«gisG ood f o r ¿¿rebote r f f i e , cm $ 2 , 0 0
etc,, after prominent reformers, Is reminded
L»ture o f a Thousand *'L
Drink
ika’ H—S t Louis
o f a similar incident. She says: “ A tem­ Globe-Democrat.
perance worker in Indian Territory, whose
heart was all right, whatever else m ight be Rll m s Mr*. KI1 Are W'orthy o f T heir Mane.
said, once wrote m e: ‘A t last I have secured
T o get married Miss Sarah
¿and
m oney enough to b u y * docf to n w in my
Eli Danner walked *11 'h*
A w ay from Skertemperance work. I have named it France* mansdale to Carlisle, Ps.
The girl is not yet
W illard and b are tied a white ribbon on 21 years old, and her ’
father w alked with
it® tale.’ " This Is certainly a unique way her. A fter Clerk o f! t ie
'
tbwsit Exchange
o f honoring tbe w hite ribbon. It is the re­ had made her a bride, « C ourts Wagoner
Ih* p lu ck y woman,
vere« o f the m ethod adopted in France dur­ with her new husban,
I and old father,
in g the war in L a Vendee, when the rdtol- turned around and v .«Iked home. The
ista tied red, w hite and blue
to trip involved a tramp ol
som e 80 odd miles,
AH repairing warranted for oae feat.
the a id s of their horses’ tails in erder to but the young peopi* __
M banpy
‘
7 ■«
■how their contem pt for the colore o f the though a coach and fou r had
W. FEED. KENDALL. Toros S tar, I U .
carried
tin
republic.—Bcvton Woman’s Journal.
to their bliss.—Cor. Phi adelphia Record.
The •hilflrsn’s health must not be negl*cted.
Cold in tbe head ceases catarrh. Ely’« Cream
Those who beve
Dr. King’s New
Balm cures at once. It 1« perteetlj safe snd
is easily applied iaio the nostrils. The worst Discovery knew its yaloe, and those » h e hire
not. have now tbe
ity to try h free,
eases yielding to it. Price 50c.
Call cm tbe sdrertu
and get a trial
On® o f my children hsri a v o t bto diebrtHe, ft«.. Seed yonr i i s a sad address is
eharge from bsr nose. Twe physicians preH. * . Bariti*« 4 Co., Jhis&gs, &sd get a
•erftto, tot without benefit. We tried B y ’*
ttmpie box t o Dr. King's New Life Pais free,
* ■ « » • « • surprise, there a* well m » copy to
i to Health sto
We •o*f&5sd Hoasshtod îinlinfloi ir-B. AH o l which ts
Lam’s M edkiss moves the beweis each da*.
Bala and ia a short uow the eis- guaranteed to do yoo
good ® to eort yes
Is order to t o healthy this is Meeemtry.
«fctofe t i l cured.—O . A. Cary, C oretog , N, T.
eothlaf to C, fc Mathis
O F
the BEST CONFECTIONERY, FRUIT
[TViR
1 NUTS, and SODA WATER, go to
a i n
T O M B
S T H .B B T ,
R I V E R , IT . J.
N. D. Kendall
H o o k a ,: S t a t io n a r y : a n d
F a n c y : E nada
School Books nnd Supplies, Fene,
Pencils, Pads, Note Paper end
Enrelopes in greet variety.
New York and Philadelphia Morning
and Evening Papers.
Subcriptions received for papers and
magazines at pablishar/ratee.
Law Blanks. Wirta' Fountain Pans.
Seaside and other Libraries.
Foa OfflcB Stars
NEW S T O R E n ^ - - NEW GOODS !
AND NEW SYSTEM
I have opened a new business a t Waretowa,
n . e»„ and am prepared to furnish UMmbiie
VanHise Building, Washington SL.Toms River
wito ®U kind, o f Domestic a n d F o r e l ^ / S h ?
N'?i*’i ^ ni1
®<!t,oner7
Ice Cream. w S S S
Churches, Festivals, Balls snd Parties
sale t uuadeipbia prices. Fairs, festivals and
Supplied at abort notice.
select parties wifi receive special ■»♦«■»«<- t
ran riso supply all kinds of gardes mgaiablss
at the lowest cash prices,
^
^
N. B.—I have oo my chicken raoeh a fiaa
collection o f pare Buff dochia fowl, which are
relebrated for their enormous elm aed 1m
» y ln« qualities. Chicken raisers w ho «risk to
introduce th.* extra breed can t s eapeitsd t o
All classas of work dona quickly.
Magazines bound and libraries put
in complete order.
AMMANN S CANDY FACTORY
J. J. Schoonmaker,
PRMTMU BOOK BINDER.
Watches, Clocks,Jewelry
and Spectacles in Stock V I N E L A N D , N . J.
t o w « « » Eitäatm fod Town & iu
Pwsus MS Phvatc P o m a m G wwmm .
Wavm» t o n i _________
t Ft»»» aw •reeifTCAT’css FuniBHvs
CHAS. R. HALL,
C3Y31, BMttKWKni A M * « U I T E T S K ,
TOM« RIVER, MEW JERSEY.
given to corrsspoBdsass.
«G O IN G W EST,"
Ü toerfbr ptesssre sr ie secare a locadia, ato
« «
rt w toad rsgarum* a « ssaatqr . r t i ^ te,
»¿M »
ato «torcas y«ar
mvS m u Ìim m u
Oâ
—Àngui
-
sss* -
m au s^u ssx
J. ¥. LETTS,
W aretown,
New
Jersey.
B oots &S h o e s
«J O S E P H
A L S H E I M E R 'S
N ew
Jersey Courier.
Nearby Notes.
O CEAN C O U N T Y M ARINE R E C O R D
A Complete List of .Vessels owned or sailed by Ocean
Communicated.
To the New Jersey Courier.
Remaining In jo u r town over Sunday and
being a Methodist, I attended the morning ser­
vice In the M. E. church. I took my seat In a
pew on the cast side o f the main aisle. On
tbe occasion rsfered to,tbe regular Pastor was
absent His place was filled by a gentleman of
large liza and fine robust appearance, who
gave us a very edifying and helpful sermon,
one that, as tar as 1 could see, was received by
the congregation In the spirit of Its dtllrery,
and, judging by the effect on myself, was
calculated to do good. At the dote o f tbe
sermon, I found out that tbe Preacher was a
a very clever beggar—a necessary qualifica­
tion for a Methodist itinerant you know. But
what I want more especially to mention is tbe
annoyance I was subjected to by the Inattention
o f some few In the audience, and the want or
lack of courtesy iu its exhibition. From the
very first I could not help but notice a restless­
ness and uneasiness on tbs part of these few.
as if the worship o f the Supreme Being aud
their own spiritual ro o d was not all they were
there for, On the contrary, judging by tbe
way their heads revolved, fram sida to side
during service, I think I may be excused for
supposing they came expressly to see what was
going on, for at every little noise or when
there were any additions t.a the coiigregatiou,
around would go their heads, and one person
in front of me made beat use of the lime pos­
sible during every prayer to see everything
sigh'.uble, Now sir, you will excuse me I
think, If I remark just here that in my
church, such m ions are not thought to denote
good breeding, to say nothing of such a lament­
able lack of reverence as they show. And that
Is what I rise to explain.
V isitor .
lars— ribbon trimmed, braided,
embroidered, feather edged,
beautied in a hundred ways.
Modest priced, too.
185<ß
jPûwperthwait Exchange
1893
Woodbine boasts oi electric light«.
County Seamen, and a Correct Record o f their Movements
Bea lale City wants a chemical lire engine.
as near as possibly can be compiled or recorded__________
A building boom Is under way at Woodbury.
Vessel
Captain
A rrived a t
Brigantine's new town hall has been com- K ir
Do you know the points of
Sch Asenalb A'Sliaw Morgan
Fall River mch 13
ileted.
A C Lyon«
Beers
. Norfolk mch 4
Ocean City resident« talk o f a Board of
excellence in a Bicycle. Y e s ?
Adeline Townsend Cranrner
New York laid up
Trade.
A I) Lawton
Hiultti
Baltimore Jan 17
Then try the Atalanta by that
Agnes Msnultig
Belovtr
towed intoNew York mch 10
Up-shore fish pounds are getting ready for
A 11 Howe
Peokworth Charleston mob 6
business.
measure. See if it isu’t at the
A J Alcoli
vede
New Yorx
Rahway was ¿taken by an earthquake last
OFFICIAL PAPER OK OCEAN COUNTY
A J Bentley
Inman
New York
very forefront for everything
Thursday morning.
Alfreu F Howe
Kills
New York, labi up
Albert Pharo
Hannan
Btonlngton Jan to
Several Manual,uwkiu young men are em­
Published by
desirable in a wheel.— light­
Amelia G Ireland Kelly
Vineyard Haven feb 28
ployed at Lakewood.
Annie It Kemp
Kerno
New York
Monte Christo Jan 89
NEW JE R SE Y COCKIER PIBLIMlIINC
ness, trimness, strength, speed.
Batnuel Marshall baa started a new tinware
Anita It Bishop
Jlulon
New York mch 1
IN G K E A T V A R IE T Y A T A T T R A C T IV E T R I C E S
COMPANY.
Ann J Trainor
Derrfekson New Haven
Norfslk mch 9
business lu Tuckerton.
“ Price $ 15 0 ” say you? No.
Havana feb 18
Ann £ Valentino Mussets
Pascanola
Wm. H. F isch er.
Cha«. T. P a tterson .
Tbe Delaware and Raritan canal was opened
Baltimore
mch
19
Beni
A
Van
brunt
Pearce
Fall
Hiver
far navigation Monday.
That’s the wonder o f wonders
Laces, Dress Goods, Handkerchiefs, Trimmings of all kinds. Large line o f
Baltimore inch 7;
Benj F Poole
Ross
Boston
Coutracts have been awarded for 50 new
. TOMS RIVER. N. J.
Baltimore mch 9
Benjamin F Lee
steelman
Charleston
—One Hundred and Tw enty
houses at May's Lauding.
Bertha F Walker Curtis
Baltimore
Providence mch *
Merino and Muslin Underwear. A full line of Millinery Goods, Hats and Bon­
Thursday Afternoon, March 1 6 ,1£93.
Bessie
Brown
Phillips
City
Point
mch
10
Long Branch merchants have organized for
Dollars.
Charleston feb 8
Blanche Hopkins Davis
Baltimore
the collection of bad debts.
nets, trimmed and untrimmed, Feathers, Velvet* ana Plushes in great variety.
Bianche U Klug
Bennett
Boston inch 7
Entered a t the Post Office at Toms River
City Treasurer Smith, of Cape May, reports Hhlp Clarence S Dement Franck
Jo h n W a n a m a k e r .
Yokohama fen ll
as second-class mail matter.
Cloths and Cassimercs, Carpets, Mattings, Rugs, Floor and Table Cloths. Boots
a cash balance of #7595.97.
Bark Cofjphene
Grant
Nanaimo fen n
Chambers Abandoned at sea
ii'ig cholera bas again broken oat lu tbe 8ch Caleb HKldgwar
and Shoes, Crockery and Woodenware, Stoves and Tinware.
Hart
Calvin
tt
Edward»
New
York
Chairman Carter, General Clarkson and lower part of Atlantic couuty.
Calvin'B oreutt
Baltimore
Tbe recent small pox case* In Red Baijk
Dutch
Came 1, Godfrey
Treasurer Bliss of tbe Republican National
Phi la feb 18
Carrie
H
I
Fart*
South«
rd
N w London mch 14
Committee have bad long conferences recently cost He Board of Health $7#7 SO.
Bennett
Cawie F Bronson
Baltimore mch 13
Salem
It 1« rumored that tbe Coaat Echo will be re­
Lassie Jameson
on the subject of how to get Republican liter­
New York feb 94
Copina
moved from Belmar to Mauasquan,
Cavalier
O C Webrum
Va Jan 6
New York
ature into the bauds of the people in such
Centennial
Sprague
Baltimore ruch 14
A syndicate, headed by Dr. Willard Wright,
G. W. COWPERTHWAIT
C, B. COWPERTHWAIT
Chas A Coulomb
manner that It will be read. They have con­ is to establish a medical institute at Atlantic
Joseph
Phlia feb 28
Chas B Leet
New York mch 0
Cranrner
------ b y th e ------cluded that the daiiy und weekly newspapers Oily.
Chas 8 valentine
Tuoni pson havan ii an
»¡Umore feb 2
Cha* K Baokiey
•re the best mediums that can be used for that
Four Glassboro boys were arrested for
Townsend
New York mch fi
Lenk
Charles W Alcott
New York
Va feb 94
purpose, la the last campaign Mr. Varler't burglary of a waU-h and #5.00 trorn a resi­
cnami' CJ E Burk Townsend Phlia mch 14
committee sent out over 4,000,000 documents. dence.
C Henry Kirn
Scotland
New York mch 7
A stock company has purchased the VinePortsmouth
dec
8
O
K
Flint
He believes now that the money was practi­ laud Independent and will makc.it a Populist
C G Cranrner
New York Jan 7
26 Years’ Study and Treatment
cally wasted. “ I have no faith in documents,' oi gun.
Hawkins
David Carll
New York feb 23
Bennett
Daniel Brown
New York feb 96
said Mr. Carter, “ the great bulk of tbera ere
A #25,000 brick edifice will take the place of
Lose
Dora A/H»ofi
New Fork
Richmond mch 6
never read and find their way to the Jonk shops. the Burdentown Baptist church destroyed by
M a in
S t r e e t ,
ociSs ä e
T o m s R iv e r
Dora Matthews
Mobile feb 97
Biown
I believe we can accomplish more through the lightning.
Sir Excelsior
Parker
New York Jan 16
Thousands
of
bushels
of
seed
oysters
from
Koh
K
K
Birusaii
Liminoli
Bridgeport
1j|j]y and weekly (particularly the weekly)
Phlia inch io
U bO D -w yke^y^p being plan
„Warren
-PWwdASS¡»fid? 99
papers than all the document* ’¿5 ca„ rcim'ouT couuty wutsrs.
Edwin it Emerson* Hmitn
Now York
^ ^ “Tínirno n<J' BÍoii 4
8t ATBfi?r*iTufo ‘ U i f t of Toi,‘£i3U,Y '■,:
Edwin H KiraNew York mch 6
Lowery
from now until doomsday. The weekly papers
A treshet hi the Raritan River has carried
Lucas CccH Tr.
f
Edward W Bmldt
New York feb 3
Cramuer
F hank j. Cheney makes oath that he is the
go to a glass.of people who read everything in away 00 fact of the new temporary bridge at
K •) Hamilton
Tilton
New York
New
Brunswick.
senior partner of the firm of F. J. C henet &
Kilos Moore
Falkluburgb Norfolk
them, including the advertisements.
One
Elias Kos*
(’/• .. /M í JT business in the City o f Toleds
Lew«
The antine! '•on5*roue« o f the A. M. E. Zion
•Y'vds, VS» hi»
A ttr-aetìo M .
tjnftrter c? ifcr
wt expended on dccu
Elizabeth A Balzley Townsend charleston mch 6
County and Stute afoiesaid, and that said firm
church, lu this State, will be held In BurlingmacIf
‘la
'•ompslgn would, ii used 1» it,..
KHwood Harlow
Gardiner
Frill River de»; 1«
will ¡ 9.) the i-upi of -lie
r;dr«d do!?ar* for
5Hi,
Eli-li
Tornii
Hantons
New
ïork
mch
8
itch
und
every
cose
o
f
catarrh
that
cannot
bé
sending plate matter to the weekly newspapers,
The first marriage that ever took place at
Emma C Knowles Mahew
Phiia feb 19
ured by the use of Hall’s Catarrh Cure.
Emma L Coi tinguaiti Somers
have produced ten limes the results we ac­ Sandy Hook during its 250 years of history,
Pensacola
FRANK J. CHENEY.
KrastUM Wlman
Harris
Boston
occurred last week.
complished.”
Bworn to before me and subscribed in my
Eva A Danenhower Johnson
Salem mch 8
Thousands of natural sticks for canes and
The above (from the New York Tress) shows
presence,
this Glh day of December, A. D. 1886.
Eva tí Douglass
Thompson liyunnls
Salem mch 1
umbrella
bandies
are
being
shipped
trout
Belle
Defínete
Eva
D
Rose
.
A. \V. GLEASON.
New London mch 10
the opinion of the leaders of the party upon
St John
Eva L Ferris
Plain to Philadelphia.
Norfolk
SEAL)
Notary Public.
Wilson Point inch 6
the value of the country papers—and It 1»
Fanny H Stewart
Norfolk mch 7
The water works at Ocean City are nearly
Fanny Tracy
Tilton
strikingly like the doetrlue that the Coubiek completed, and au electric railway is to be
New York mch 7
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and
Francis
Hhubert
Gifford
Piilia
dec
8
acls directly upon the blood and mucous
built on Wcaley avenue.
has long put forth.
F A T Lupton
Longstreet Fall Hiver
Baltimore mch 19
surfaces of tbe system. Send tor testimonials,
Tbe Little Stiver postoffice has been raised c
h George Bailey
Curtis
New naven!
Catarrh Is at once the most offious s% if Is the
Va mch 9
free.
the presidential class, and John T. Lovett ha«
George A Howes
Compton
Newberne N C dec 19
To the AVto Jersey Courier.
F. J. CHENEY & CO , Toledo, O. most prevalent (Unease In America. As inakluous
been appointed postmaster.
George H Vreeland Abbott
New Haven
as consumption, Us approach Is market! bv the
Norfolk inch IB
$ySold by Druggists, 75 ceuls,
Geo w Anderson Cale
New York mch c
presence of a rattier tenacious cold in the head
The Monmouth Hedge and Wire Fence Co.,
Geo w Pennfmore Hazleton
______
Philadelphia
The nostrils become clotted and stopped up with
with a capital of #25,000, filed »rules of Incor­
Gracie D Buchanan Harrington Baltimore
mucus, Inflammation of the membrane that lines
Weather and Crop Bulletin.
poration this week at Freehold,
Gracie l> Chumben Lune
Norfolk mch a
tbe nostrils sets In and the air breathed Into the
The 117tli Legislature Adjourns after a
Phiia
Holmes
lungs
becomes tainted and Impure, thus sap­
It is suid that some of the farmers between
TOMS UIVEK AND VICINITY.
Also a line line of Ladies’, Misses’ and Childrens’ Shoes
Leck .
Norfolk
ping the whole vital system, causing frequently
Lakewood and Freehold will experiment on
Niue Weeks Session.
impure bl«od or skin eruptions, chilliness, headHarold c Beecher Parsons
Brunswick mch l
tobacco growing this summer.
Reported
for
the
N
ew
J
eksey
C
ourier
by
Men’ t, Boys’ and Youths’ Shoes
adie,nervous
or general disability. In pronounced
Harold lue
Foster
Norfolk inch 1
A.
A.
Zimmerman
gave
an
exhibition
at
the
M.
G.
Polil,
observer
for
the
New
Jersey
Slate
eases
it
leads
to
absolute
Ce&fness.
Harold B Cousins
Davis
Philadelphia march 10
The Governor's Veto Ignored.
The American Ca'arrb Cure will restore the Call and inspect our Seasonable Styles and Reasonable Prices
race« of the tiursititsb (Ga.) Wheelmen recent­
Weather Service. Week ending Mch. 10, 1893.
Jt II urani
Richmond feb at
hearing, and, with care, retnore all traces *! this
ly, but refused to compel# In any of the con­
Richards
Hall lo L Sheets
Rainfall—1.98 loch,
Norfolk
Peters Bay fob 14
T kentok, March 11, 1803.
tests.
Ilardy
liattle M Howes
New York Jau 90
f maximum,53° on 8tli & 9th. disagreeable disease. AliCnixd to mu on oareltasly.lt gets in some cases beyond cure. In such
Hattie V Kelsey
Union
Phlia moh 14
Temperature— -<minimum, 11° the 5th Inst. cases
The Legislature adjourned Saturday after­
John Brown wheeled Edward Sprague
the Cure will only bring relief, and absolute
Hattie 8 Williams Allen
Bullimore inch 3
( mean for week, 33.8
cure Is rendered much more difficult.
noon at 4 o’clock, and the members of It who around tbe streets of Tuckerton lust Thursday
Crowley
Hurry Bandoli
Norfolk mch Ï
Range 41®.
The frequent hawking, spilling and expectorat­
Helen Hashrouok
Hprague
City Point
New York mch 10
so “ falthinliy” performed the duties of their noon in payment of a wager accompanied by u
Sunshine and cloud«—4 days partly elouiy; ing make the sufferer from chronic catarrh a most
band.
Osborn!
Henry H Condon
New York Jan9
disgusting object.
office have returned home. It has been a
3 days cloudy.
Kimball
Henry G Mllllkcu
Hyannla feb 29
The Trenton Buttle Monument is to be com­
C.M. Hulls,the Manasqunn confectioner,writes
Coluti»
Wind prevailing—westerly.
Provlncetown feb 93
Henry Llppitt
memorable session, but as an elevating one it pleted by the middle of September, and m
Cran mer
West Point felt ll
Henry Parker
Remark»—A strong gale blew during the “ Permit me to say that the American Catarrh
presented a sad spectacle; and bus made much October the unveiling 1« to bn an imposing
Care, which I nave been using,has given me more
Walton
New York mch 6
Henry P Havens
night of the 9th and 10th.
relief
than all I have done by using all kinds of
affair.
Small
New York
Henry ft Tilton
Fernand ina mch 6
history that v.JJJ be recalled m the future.
catarrh cures for the last twenty years, and I am
Pulley
Henry H Little
Baltimore melt a
At the annual meeting of the Inler-Statu
The inauguration of a Governor and the
Burlington county has an area o f 595,223 perfectly well how."
l’elrce
New York mch 7
Henry Hutton
Fair Association the Secretary reported that
Prepare ! only by Dr. W. B. Jones, No. 42 North
Farrar
acres, being the largest county in the State.
Henry T Wood
election of a United Stales Beiiator fell to ll, the net profits of the fair fast year were
Lewis
Hetman B Ogden
Of tills 532,929 acras is upland, 22,874 acres Eleventh Street, Philadelphia. For the conveni­
Baltimore mch 10
while Its class of legislation has bceu roundly $12,186.
ence of those living »t a distance,he has prepared
Mills
Il a G Reynold»
New York
Charleston meli 10
meadow and 18,931 water.
a symptom blank, which will be mailed free to any
H A J Blend,rmann Leo
New York
condemned by the press und people throughout
CUarluston mch lo
Tbe Times and Journal tolls n£,n wamlcilng
address. The American Catarrh Cure is «old by
Il J Raymond
Prodmore
New York labi up
the country, and for wbieh the Bint« has just sneclade man who swindled a Jackson town­
all druggists or mailed anywhere for $1.00.
Borneo P snares
Mount,
Galvcston mch ja
To see the new styles of Pianos, Organs and Machines.
!F~ For sale by
Howard II Hanscomh Holmes
cause to blush. Hack arbitrary rulings as ship woman out of her hard earned cash, and
Fall Miver mch io
then got away with her poultry,
Howard
A
Hunt
Steelman
New
York
C. B . NATIIIS, liriiffxiMt, T onis Uiver.
We have some very nice style organs in upright piano
displayed by President Adrain and Speukei
The Grand Lodge of the Ancient Order of
Ma B Gibson
FaulkenburgHew York uch.9
Flynn In measure« that came before them have United Workmen was in session Inst week at
cases in six and seven octave actions, very fine combina­
Philadelphia , Monday , Mar 13.
Joseph B Thomas
Lenitimi
New York feb 4
never before been recorded. The «hatting out Trenton. The reports show M lodges w the Bark J D Peters
Townsend i-uhi np
J ^ O T IC E TO ABSENT DEFENDANT*,
tions. Bring in your musical friends. They might help
IIowo
New York, labi up
8oh James A Parsons
Ceylon Flannels.
ol petitions from the people to be heard on the State, with u membership of 4131.
James Boyce
Chambers
Norfolk
New Haven mch 8
A pointer fur turnpike companies: The
IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY.
race track question by these rnonurclis of Uielr
you to make a selection, if you should see anything you
Dimean
Jume« Boyce Jr
FortrcH» Mpnroe feb 18
The unshrinking Flannels. To Eliza M. Rauls and Henry Sauls, liar husband ,
Mercer county grand jury has Indicted the
James 11Ogden
Dothtday
New York fel)9B
respective kingdoms, ami which was against Hopewell and Kwing turnpike company for
would like to have. Come whether you buy or not. We
James O Beecher
Smith
Anna B. Griswold and Matthew Griswold, her
New Bedford
Phlia mch 13
That
alone
was
enough
to
jump
the constitution of the State, was strictly ad­ not keeping its road iti good condition.
Jumes D Dewol
Cuius
Phlln
husband; Archibald A. Schenuk and Msry B.,
ei’rd fur Boston meh 14
are here to do business and to get acquainted with the
Wheaton
Jumes K Kelsey
New York midi 7
hie w ife; Jane Waller and William B. Waller,
hered to throughout. Many more such rulings
The Township Comin Ittee of Iiatontown,
them
into
highest
favor.
James K Woodhous» Furnier
her husband { flurris R. Hcheuck and Mary A.,
New York
were made on dlffereut measures Then the defeated » resolution to revolts (he license
ways and wants of the people. You arc always welcome
McKee
New York, labi up
wife ; Samuel T. Hcheuck, James H. Burn
James Veidren
But the makers didn’t stop Ills
Scottami meli a
and Mrs. James II. Baird, his wife; Robert B,
Lear
,1 il Van Dunen
passage of the bills over the Governor’s veto granted to the Monmouth Park Association,
hut increased the license Ice from $1 to $5000.
and if we can interest you in any way, we are with you,
Mills
Baird aud Lottie II., his wife; Kilward P. Baird,
City Point mch 7
.1C Clifford
there. Prettier and prettier George
in double quick time by both bodies lu a
New York labi up
I). Baird, Isaac Hance, John Cunning­
,1 c Cuttlngliam
¡overnor Wert« and fils «tall will ho the
We can furnish almost any make of piano, organ or sew­
RntPh
ham, Andrew J. Wood, James II. Baird.
New York
ifessir <’ Lunch
week'« session that was drawn out for thul
Va feb 24
year
by
year.
;sts of Colonel George Pfeiffer at Brown’aTownsend Durimi
jesse
O
Woodhull
New York meli B
y virtue of an order of the Court of Chancery.
purpose alone. Work of this character have MliiH-ln-the-Pine*, on Saturday, March 18 th,
ing machine. The 22 years we have been in the business
Hammond
Coesaw
J n Parker
New York feb 14
of New Jersey, made on the day of the date
Elegancies
in
Ceylons
now
and
lie
will
remain
until
the
following
Monday.
Mm
i
hews
New York
we to thank the last Legislature for, and the
.1.1 I.lllle
Va nnv 26
hereof, iu u cause wherein The Mutual Benefit
have taught us somewhat abuut it. Call if you can,or address
Soper
New York
,1 M Karlovy
Va mch 1
The Cedar Run debating society has tackled
that lift them into the high art Life lusurai.es Company is complainant and you
be-Bmlrchlng ol New Jersey’s fair name.
Chase
New Uftven nidi fl
Job II Jackson
and others arc defendants, you are required to
id settled the question*-: ” Re.mlvpd thul
t'osler
New York meli ifi
‘ ‘Jfcllj." JJavis is responsible for oho of the dancing is a »in." “ Resolved that the works of
.Inn li Jackson Jr
tppear and plead, answer or demur to the bin of Main Street, above Baptist Church
circle
of
D
ress
Goods.
Taylor
New York meli e
Jon J PIIUI O
said
complainant,
on
or
before
the
F
irst
b
a
y
ot
most pernicious acts of the legislature, lie art are mere attractive than those of uatnro."
TOM S R IV E R .
John li * arrlngton Anderson New York feb io
Mny. next, or the Bald bill will be taken as
Delightful color plays.
it was Who created the scheme to take away
Blrdsall
Pravldcnoe mch 6
John B Mnnning
teased against you.
The Freehold High School Is closed for two
Longstreet New York mch 14
John D Williams
Out of an enrollment of 451). 231
the appointing power from Mayor Warner. weeks.
This said bill Is died to foreclose a certain raort.
New tricks of weave.
York
Vutideaf
John J Ward
gage
given
by
William
Torrey
and
Adrilino
W.
scholars
were
out
of
school
on
account
of
conSenator Daly, who is Davis’ tool, Introduced
Rrown
New York fob 94
John M Brown
We lead the World in P rices
Forrey, Ills wife, to complainant, on lands in the
Silk glints now and then.
hit;lout diseases, of which probably 200 hud
Loveland
New York mch 14
John R Feti
Township of Manchester, In the County of Ocean
the bill find it passed uftur several heated de­ measles.
New York melt 10
John R HsMIday
and Stale of New Jersey, dated January 18, 1867 •
Crowding
some
of
the
oldbates. The Governor vetoed It, making It the
Scotland
John
T
William»
New Haven fob 92
ana you, Eliza M. Sauls and Henry Sauls her husl
Prevention Is better limn cure, but when you
liver
Galveston Jan 22
oann, are made defendants because you Eliza M
second one of the kind treated that way, hare the piles the only thing to do then is to Sir Kanawlm
time favorites to the w all.
Kdgcll
New llnvcn feb 90
Hauls, are liie owner in fee of a part of said mortl
This was a bitter pill for Duly, and he then ‘0 Old Nani's Pile Ointment, that old reliable Mch Kale It Ogden
Baleni
lllake
gaged premises, and you, Henry Sauls, because
What
wonder!
Flannel
King
Philip
Baltimore
mch
18
waxed wrolby, und denounced the Gover­ miedf. Price 25 ecu Ia per box. Sold by all
you have an ealale hr tenant by the ourfejv in a
Boston
Potter
Laura
g
Anderson
Baltimore mch 13
druggists.
portion
of said mortgaged premises; ami vou
softness
and
beauty
with
the
Larrntaee
Marl
Island
roads
m
nor as a " degenerate son of Democracy,"
Lemuel 11 Hopkins
Anna R. Griswold and Matthew Griswold hei
lllgbeo
t'liarleston men 1
Liria J Lewis
Rev. J- L. Howard, of Matnwan, (last year
while Davis swore It should pass over the
ana M .rj b toll
hasbana. ArailtaUl A. m m
sturdiness and stay - there wife,
Norfolk
Lillie Fulkln'iurgli Loveland
New York mch 13
f the Lakewood M. E, church) waslende
Jane
Waller and William B. Waller iier hus.
Lydia Hcownerthwttll Kcuyou
New York inch 16
veto. It was made a caucus measure and with ' surprise " visit by members of his cong
hand. Harris R. Schenex and Mary a . hU wife
qualities o f Cotton Goods.
(Tamner
New York feb 8
Lydia ll Roper
that very weak excuse, members who did wot tlon on Wdincstluy evening; .mil presented
and
Samuel
T.
Schenuk
are
mad#
defendants bel
Bunnell
New York feb 28
Lydia Middlvfoii
Sixty feet o f counter for the cause you, Anna B. Griswold, Archibald A
with a purse of #¡¡0 and other presents
like the idea of over-riding the Governor,
Si « i man
Mnnle Launders
Norfolk
New York meh 4
Schenck, Jane Waller, Harris !L schenck ami
making a total of $100.
Lippincott
Norfolk
Marla
Pierson
voted for Us passage.
New York meh 4
C e y l o n s alone. A C l i l f Samuel T, Schenck are children of jane T
Marlon F. Ilockhill Anderson
Bermuda Hundred
New York feb 93
-chenck who was ouo of the children of Adeline
"March lo search" U the old adage, ll
Another important event of the week was
Norfolk mch 14
Marion F Sprague IT,«lines
Dweller's village of sh elf room \\. 1 array and because you. Matthew Griswold
searches eut any weakness of the system,
Ognora
New Bedford meh 8
Marjory Hmwu
the passage «1 a bill forbidding racing du
suiting from Impute blood. Those who use
Sm'i
?hi1iam l\ofVsaid
Va,,!,UF
; ure T.
‘‘“ “bands
ot and
twohe.
of
Linea
Murtie A Ilnluies
New York feb ¡7
said V
children
Jane
Schenck,
behind
it.
the winter months of December, January
Ayet’s Sarsaparilla find March no mote
Union
Darien
Martha N Heincut
New York mch 9
cause you, Mary B. Schenck and Mary A. Schenck
F ew and Second Hand
Newport Jan 20
searehlug or even disagreeable than any other
Mary Ann Prediaor Davi»
February on any race-track In the State,
23 stylus, 28 lu. Ceylons, at 35c
are wives of two of said children of said Jane T
Ludwig
New York Jan 26
Hark Mary Hasbruck
Schenck, and bv virtue .hereof you and each oi
30 «Ivies, 38 in. Ceylons, at 31c
the penalty affixed of from 61000 to $10,000 month. This luedielni; is u wonderful Invigo- Hch
Loveland
Newport
Mattie Newman
you have or claim to have some interest or estate
40 styles, 2b is. Ceylons, at 37>^c
Crowley
Norfolk meli 13
fine or frou» six months' to two years’ Impris­
M R Hvurd
iu
and
to
said
mortgaged
premise?
or
some
part
C5"
Dealers
for
New
Jersey
Agents
wanted.
20 styles, 28 in. Ceylons, at 50c
Hiciimond mch 7
Cranrner
MoolHIghl
thereof; ami you, James H. Baird and Mrs
onment or both. The Governor is empowered
40 styles, 32 In. Ceylons, at 65c
Elcction o f Officers.
James ll. Baird his wife, Robert B. Baird and
Holmes
rulla meh 14
gcli Nellie W t'ralg
to use the Slate police to enforce the law, und
Nellie W Howleti
charleston inch 1
nurria rUB "/**, ^ Jwar<1 P Baird and George
Oriental
Court,
No.
Rd,
of
N.
J.,
a
highet
And
a
bouncing
bargain
Nobska mch 7
D. Laird are made defendants because you, Janies
Nelson R Newbury King
if necessary to call out the National Guard to
H. Ba.rd, Robert B. Baird, Edward P. Baird and
Brown
Baltimora mch 8
0 11 Hrown
tb*ir support. This bill emanated from the branch of Magnolia Council, Jr. O. U. A. M.,
Providence meh 8
beside, 30 in. Ceylon Flannel George D. Bair,l arc children of Adeline T. Baird
VuuGHder Baltimore march 14
Oliver
1
1
Booth
at
a
regular
meeting
held
last
Thursday
night,
who was one of the children of Adeline W. Tor*>Duke." himself and was aldrd by the Cullenl»ay
Han Francisco
at iHc—i c(/ula>iy 30c.
Parthian
re.v. Hod bpeaiM? jnn, Mr?. .Limes if. Rafrd and
New York Jan 22
burg"people. It Is not likely to tome any­ elected the following officer» for ensuing year; Shin
Boston inch 14
Hch Pcrev Hlrdsall
Burr
L?ttJe M. I.slrd arc wives of two of said cliildren
New York dec 96
Lowery
p K Hnulta
where near satisfying those opposed to gamb­ G. O .-T om Warden : G. V. o.-M a rk Halley
of Bald Adeline T. Batid, and by virtue thereof
New
York
mch
18
Connor
G.
II.W
.
IL
Fischer;
G.
11.
P.-Elbert
Post
Sir
Rla
Granite
fntornar
' "f T°Uh“ Ve nr 1iai|U10 Have Some
ling at all times, but it will go a great ways
Plaids.
interest or esiale In and to said mortgaged nremNew London
Sen Hayrannd T Maull Smini
Allyn's Point mch li
towards pleasing a clast of persons who are Chorlff—P. 8. Irons ; Ass’t. Chertff-Pau! Voigt
New York
Holmes
ltboila Uoinica
Va Jan 7
Rentals applied
aie
made
a
defendant because vou recovered « Typewriter> Rented at Five Dollars p er Month.
Sentinel
Geo.
(J.
Reed
;
Keeper
o
f
R.
and
S.
Parker
rhihi
A
lw
ays
Plaids,
but
never
Hob
Hoy
Cien fuegos Jan 6
fond o f racing conducted honestly and under
Jiulgment against John Torrey. J?.. who Is one ol
AleppT
to the purchase o f Machines sold on installments.
—J. F. Smock.
rk Sarah s ltidgway Mloraren
New York Jan 2
Hie ch dren of said Adeline W. Torrey ; aud you
proper conditions.
such art triumphs as now.
New York Jan 19
Cavi leer
1 Samuel s sharp
J;'
1
“
OT,
,
,lrfen,,OTt
Mobile
Senator Miller, of Cape May county, and
Loveland
Sarah D Fell
Havana feb 6
No mutter what fresh loveli­ rev w h W i S n f J?‘ e? e‘V !l- u!" st Wl »»oi Tor- A ll Typewriter and Duplicator S upplies: Ribbons, Linen P apers,
Norfolk feb 93
Vaughn
Sarah J Vaughn
cx-Sherlff Albert Adams, of the same comity,
Tnn*Ir . ft°uc °f the children of «aid Adedue.W.
New York meh 7
Hinter
Sarah A Lucy
Carbon P ap ers, etc , etc.
ness comes in a Dress Stuff, I<L'rt'lulant becutr-r
yon’ An,lrew
Wood, are made n
had an alternation at the Windsor Hotel,
N *We lfordj irt ID
Kelley
S O Hart
you
¡¡,e bolder of a fudgNew York meh 8
Robinson
K, niinoie
which ended In their grappling and a cut ovei
sooner or later the Plaid idea "r iw !fot, n. 'Vl,lliil." Tor' ' ‘v 11,1,1 'Io">1 Torrey, The Edison Mimeograph and Phonographs and All Supplies.
Norfolk Itici) 4
1 snowflake
Darbv
the eye for Miller. It was over the appalntPenne
Phlia mch it
«
if
^<d Adeline W.
8 8 Thorp
Fountain P ens and Office Specialties.
is almost sure to touch it with TofreTami
Brunswick mch 11
h a « n i rl! V
l‘- n'nf -V0U“ “ 'I CSCil Of VOU
Stephen Bennett
And, rson
meut of a Lay Judge for that county. Adami
ii .Vi >r <lsun io have some lieu upon said mort­
Phlia inch 9
Stephen J Fooks
» ranmer
gaged
preini«,sor
some
part
thereof;
and von The best and cheapest way to learn Typewriting is to rent a
a
new
elegance.
was a candidate but »a* not appointed, ami
New York laid up
Dote h
Nfepnen Morns
;
V
r
,
:
.I1'
“
"M
.
>™
.na.le
»
I
M
l
t
a
J
S
Nerfolk nidi 8
Green
Sunlight
blamed 8enator Miller for it.
See it in the Taffetas and c«i. i - h . t lC husl,aiu| of ,,ie »»id Adeline T.
machine. W e instruct free of charge to all renting of us.
Wilmington meh 7
Cranrner
Tens A Cotton
Senator Drake's general law for the protec­
T .rr .n i'T'1“ 0,10 of Jhc <:,'ildren of Adeline W.
Curtis
New York inch 9
T iurru Kitk
the Serges; see it most strik­ h . v . v
n. n as,“ n ,f), r‘ nf have or may claim to
tion ©f game and fish bas passed and been
Boston fen 98
Hlrdsall
Three Mary»
! ^ e r , lUe 1,“ " rest " r ‘■■'late iu aud to said mort­ Circulars, Contracts, Specifications, etc., duplicating and typewritten.
New
York
meh
8
Pearce
Thomas
L
James
gaged
premises
or
some
part
thereof
signed. It repeals all fish laws passed during
ing in the Epinglir.es— those
New York feb 1«
Lyman
Thomas a Ward
v K. HOWELL,'
the lost twenty years and enacts a general law
Randolph New York
T Morria Perot
Va feb 21
exquisite weaves that so many
Solicitor of complainant,
Premuore Phiia
Twilight
Allyn’s Point dec 13
with penalties. Other bills signed
750 Broad street,
Darien
Hyer
women
are
getting
to
know__
Yaruna
Newark, N. J.
New York mch 19
making terms of Overseers of the Poor and
Dated February 27, 1893.
Piula mch U
Yu11Name A King Curtis
Pr’s fee, #21.84.
7 8 7 O lt O A D 8T ., N. W . C o r. M a r k e t , S E W A R K , N . J .
Township Clerks three years ; one permitting
Charon
Fall River
and to admire.
Ytktng
Baltimore mch 6
Norfolk
Va
feb
29
Leek
Virginia
Ruloa
Inhabitants o f boroughs under act o f 1878 to
Silk
glints,
dainty
dyes,
free
Horner
Now York inch 6
W 1> Hilton
vote for all State, county and city officials;
SOUTH LAKFAV00D PA RK LAND
New London
Lane
William 11 Bailey
el'rd for Norfolk mch 14
Richmond
off-hand dashes and delicate
William II Keneel Soper
Senator Perkins' bill re-apportlonlng Burling­
New York feb 22
AND IMP0VEMENT CO.
New Haven rach 8
William W (kmverst Newbury
ton county into two Assembly Districts. [One
handlings that hardly suggest
Phlia
William M Wilson
Bragg
Hampton mch 3
R E D l m o * OF CAPITAL STOCK.
Wilson A Hunting Longstreet New York nidi 7
more back at Burlington connty snd it will
a tint—all these count in the At a mf'piing of the stockholders o f the South
take a geological survey to ascertain its lines [
Bark Und and Improvement Company
new Plaids. D r e a m i e r , Latewocd
held wn the fonrteeuth day of January A. D. 1893
A bill has also passed both Houses, but Is not
'he idea o f the Ocean County Marine Reeeiri eriyinsted with tie CoamvK. 77 u Pi* #,m # /
Die office of Hie Company In Jersey cit*.lt waa
yet algned, fixing salaries of Prosecutors of
the present management tv aire even u.vre preminenre f this class » f neust than heretofora. Mr dressier,
prettier than the al
resolved by the vole or wore than two-thirds in
U. A. l.aBrey, than whom few aider men liv « mar* about this subject, has consented t* fait*
tbe Pleas in fourth class counties at #400.
interest of tbe itocknolders that the capital stock
Plaids of any other season.
charge o f this department, and na effort tailt be spared to make it a success
of said company be reduced to one hundred thouThis applies only to Cape May and Ocean.
»an.« «folia-s by catling in four-fifths of the shares
Nine
tel!
the
type
story
as
The bill providing for the payment of the
n* ,:'r‘ £8D,‘pl!ing and retiring :he
M rs. M a r y S p ra g m a n
same, the par value thereof, to wit, fifty dollars to
M ARRIAGES,
Why He Failed,
expenses In the Riddle Hoffman Senatorial
well as fifty would.
Of Philadelphia.
V!e “ me(Signed) J. B. Le Lir t ,
conflict carried a total o! #8792.29. When l!
Attest. C. S. cow as, Secretary.
President,
This man went Into business
R id e r -r o w —At tncj-esURni-e of Ssmnel Tin.
S3 in. Caahascre Plaid#, bright coiorlug*
piucott, March T. taw. l*y ICev. Joseph H. Braller
came before the Senate it was denounced alike
And hoped to make R pay ;
especially snltable far children. 25
B.P.RLler and Miss Mary K.cox.all of Tuckerton.’
All Classes o f Sailing and Steam Yachts Constructed
by Democrats and Republican« as w gigantic
Ills venture did not bring success.
siyics. at 75c: 24 «trie« at 85<*.
P arker—M urray—Ar West Free*, Marrn t
•teal, it was cut down to 95351 and passed.
45 in. Taiian Flmdj with 3ilk ovcrnlaidlnc.
1SD3. by ltev. J. B. Shepard.Wiiiixm W. Parker of
He elo«ed his store to day.
from
the Latest Desigus. Spars for sale in the rough or
9 styles, at #1.25.
i arkerstown.
Riddle was in the bill for f t 500 ev*'eases ; be
FSkWfVllle,
N.and
J. Mlsa Josephine M. Murray'of
«array, or
W o u ld N et T e ll th e Story
ilis custom didn't pay expenses
finished in first-class manner. Yachts for sale or to hire
S9 m. Sitk-ard-woo! Gay TaS-ta Plaid*
o f Va l u a b l e
gets #730.
His counsel, McDermott and
for fancy warns, at #1 50.
K nj> er-R tdgw ay-A t the residence of the
And every day grew poorer;
Koonan. were in for #500 and $055, and were S c r o fu la f o r S ev en Y ea rn — C u r e d
i ride s parents. Barnegat, March 13.1S93. hy Rev.
42 in. Braided Novelty Plaid at #1.50.
He adv. rtised on roadside fences
O
Wright, Miss Lizzie B.Rldgwai *0 Alonzo
NEW JERSEY
42 in. 811k Plaid Dotted Eplngline, 5
cut down to #300 and #700. The committee's
J. tsoper. of waretown.
b y H ood's S a r s a p a r illa .
In tead of In the Courier .
style?, at #1.75.
conned waa cat to #500 from #750. Hoffman
“ A week devoted to writing would not be suf­
42 in. Silk Plaid Changeable Epragline
tet* #400 instead of #700. and his counsel.
5 style«, at #2.
P E A T HS
ficient to tell of the good Hood’s Sarsaparilla has
Now your blood »bould be purified. Ti
Pancoaat and Nixon, get #300 each instead of dene me. Seven years ago a running sore ap44 in Ombre Plaid Dotted Epingliae with
and Provisions, Teas,
Hood's Sarsaparilla, the bust spring medicine
French—At New Grema. Mrs. 8. M. French.
•ilk overplaiding. at #2.
Jerwey. made on the founeemh day of March
#350 fer the former and #500 for the laMer
pc-tred on my rnkly wh'.efc grew worse until It and blood purifier
T r s s x - A t Cedar Run. Miss Emma Truax.
C offees, Spices, Sugars,
45 in 8 ,lx Plaid Potted Epingline, 5 A. 1). 1S9», the subscriber. Ra ph B. Gowd?
The Benafe hadn't time to look into the entirely covered my foot and the bor.e» came out
styles,
at
#2.50.
vradne*
on*
Le°D
°
rr’
*
minor=
wlU
Wl1
at
public
toy. es- *ben the sores appeared on mv
Dried and Smoked Meats, Fiour, F eed , etc. Every­
Incidental bill, which carries a total of a little o*
other toot, right arm and hand. Holes were
over $20.000. and make« tbe total cost for eaten in my lower limbs, my arm a as one crest
TCKSBAT, APRIL 1 » , » » J ,
thing first-class in quality- and reasonable in price.
from the shoulder down, nnd the bones
salaries, stationery and supplies for the legis­ sore
camo out of two of my fingers. Words
Women's Capes.
Between the hours of 19 ■. and 3 o’clock r.a., to
lative i-t-seion between #125.000 and #150.000,
the afternoon, at the hotei of Cow.trtuk A Ci»t
W ater St., Tom s River.
Connct Tel! W!y Sufferings.
More than Jire hundred dis­ j Jersey,
in the Til-age of Toms Hirer, Oceaa county,
and oo instructed a Committee to wait on tbe
Governor and ask him to ent down some of the j
^
* o’ P
n°
About
tinct styles reviving almost AAlllikthee n£M,-.w,e and Interest O f Leon Orr a
__________________ ~
jesrs otter the brstappearsace of the dt*.
outra ge«!- tppr ,
of the offl- j ease my husband read of what Hood’s SarvapaA . SK LR IV IA N , H C P N IA S P E C I A L I S T , respectfully no-ifles the pnhitr, eioecitily every Cape gracefulness o f the
cera and some of the pages are in
in for
■ the many who bave railed at his New Yor iffic* «lnting hts absence that he hvs returned from
for from
from tills had done for others, and urged me to try
#100 to •SOOfor “ extra services.*' There i> a j It. I was confined to the Lett at U,e time, had his Europcaa office, London, Er.fland. where *tU n e m s f il trvatment and the marreion« ure* re- ¡past, snd enriching it with the
snltli.g
from 1». received the approtrsM -n of »he most eminent Sorge-uscfrumiw
Ii
, r
.
Y.
,
' fiartra n»t«it' ü
h.
------I F 'r " *1E a” 52S?- “ '-.wever. 1 commenced
charge of #350 for a clerk to the conmiitee |
11!» fame soon spres.i crowding bis Ixmdon office with the vict'ms ? Heft Is aaxioos for relief i DCSt t a s h l O n W it OÍ t O - d a V .
! west b yA arnentter7
° <T?n' aCl1
taking the medicine, and before I had finished
Has now in store a large and well sele&ed stock o f Stoves^
,
and inteiSt " f 'f h e í v i
*«**• «1«
that invited clergymen u> upeu the boot« with ■
botQ^ceoM jteep , sad cot 0tly eat, bat Pa?iprr, wn.A b„t endurad long reara of safftrin* cams to consult htru frr^ India. Russia, GernauV
Belgium,
France
and
otrer
coontnes.
The
remorxame
cure,
marie
m
i
oon.-n
ot
chiwnic
ra
£
£
¿r
E.TDCS
OH
C
a
p
C
S
.
T
i
n
t
*
I
T
81.
,
.t“
e
^
_
F
>rd
am?
otter
Heaters, Ranges, H ollr-w are o f all kinds. T in- ware, W o o d and
- .
_ , ,
,
, .
.
enjoy my food. Now the
..V., ■i*“ ‘i*1
■
aforesaid, *r
er Island«
Islands m
Ra»_
prayer, and two of #.,50 each to men who j
pattenra, who
had been at the ration* burnito snd under the care of the mast eminent Fngr'‘i 'Q « r ‘ r
...........................
1
v
.
L -* C A—
atore«,«.
m'*-«
.
°*raT
owned In conpnay
Wit».
jgKT9.
9inYvr.,_
•
Iron
Pumps, Sinks, etc., which h« offers st reduced rates,
~—
------vith
Sfsrr
ge»!i«
without
obtaining
relief,
consulted
i
B
H
H
* Sherman, and were at once relieved and eVentnaty ! t e a t u r e p r e d o m i n a t e s .
“ looked after the vfBtfiation " in the 8enat<- !
S o re s e re AH H ea led Up
o O m C * Baraa, Faiph B. Gow.lr or -fam->~
es **
O. GoVrdy.
’
eiboJ
e.hoJ to the osttmishment of the eminent Surweon
•
“ Quick Sales and Small Profits.”
and Hesse.
* iül i;nc exception of one spot on my Hndv
T b « attempt to rash another ce«) combine
W a sh in g t o n S t ., n e a i M a i * .
T O M S R I V E R , N T*
bill throngh was another measure sprung, but
was discovered is time and the Attorney General practically killed off ibe bin as he di ! j {££
- A - Y n .E iS
B I T O T P r - F T n .<=1,
_
— . ------ - — — --------- ----------------- „ ..h njpiare
^ « « . . . . 1« J. A. Shenuoa’s Treatment there ta uo operation or restrict*, a from
tbe Catholic Parochial School bill, which be I
o WHOHIT O AT r o T r n c t : I l m i j
PROPRIETORS OF
> (here is relief from the torment an.1 injury o f wearing Trusses and security fj-rwr r>*t
notuv ail persons that a law
na««^
dèjiatred cacasAiüs'Jenal
C T. P.
F ron d s I Capes.
rd.tt.y5 kB?ea
«Tranfoiaieri rnptara. V> wliirS e-werr Ti.-tim nf Hersia ¡«
£ £ was
# f5 T o « S » «4 »U £ r?S ?
f i’ hotographic likeness, snowing the condition o f patients before o&u o/ier treatment anti
would marvel Hat I ora now olive to move at
Sshii^ .-i oB gii; eeÜ ano
Alhambra Capes.
it by express oa rec-*|>t of » cents. C*.i on or address,
T%c « O i P i KR t« ms l a i « mx
all. ‘ Mbs. Maky SrriKMA.v, 2Î2ô Laîoaâ
OT
-h
W»*«TS of
Im
e
Capes
—
Parisian
craze.
Street
K
a
a
delphto.
^
1 f ! 60* * * ***** *> 'hat au r , „ Brk,k’ !hlppwi br
W m 1f. 9 . Kendall s P oat-om ee «tore.
or
«0 »11 F*rtJ » ! t i t coootry, os Bhort Botlce, •: tow«»«
U t r y e f dt L a t r t y , Kata a n d W a te r i n .
rWei" ° ” ' perMn*1
»«J « ¡. f B c l l o « * » .r » a u * d , BRICES FOR
Dozens ol styles with the awore of the «latence af th.s new mw. ^
H o o d s P ills rum HveT fils. tenstfpnCfen, :
JOnS R LÔYELA'fO.
M H W. T ü W » i lalAsd B ri Ah to.
GLASS PACTORT PURPOSES A SPEtlALTT.
t*üiouKie»,jiKuxi!ee, sick besdoUie, ‘.üdigestKm ¡
294- BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
COWPERTHWAIT & CO.,
DEALER IN STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS
Some Marvelous Cures of
FIN E GROCERIES
CATARRH
AMERICAN CATARRH CURE
A. C. HIRSCH
Stylish
Elegant
Selections
and Finest
Quality in
Great
Yariety
and
Newest
Novelties
for Spring
lillinery, Clothing, Hats, Gent.’s Furnishing Goods
Trenton Letter.
EVERYBODY m S T
<)
TO EDW ARD IRONS’
f MUSICAIQSEW
S1GMACHINEROQOMS
(i®ln:nam:thcr’s.
B
E D W A R D IRONS.
TYPE-
J a WRITERS
iilS fo ,
Remingtons, Caligraphs
Smith Premiers, Yosts
Hammonds & All Others
if
BOUGHT, SOLD
EXCHANGED
AND REPAIRED
Hood’s Cures
THE U. S. TYPEWRITER HEADGUARTERS
WILLIAM P. KIRK,
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JOSEPH GROVER.
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TOMS RIVER BRICK WORKS,
J. A. SHERMAN, Hernia Specialist,
popular Duchess o f Guise cut
T om s H irer,
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New Jersey Courier.
Here and There.
Township Elections.
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Beach H aven Republican.
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Beach Haven, March 14—Election was a
Republican success for the Straight Republican ticket with1
Ocean County Courts.
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Marine Happenings.
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Highest of all in Leawiing Power. -Latest U. * Cov’t Pood S jfM L :
Iatererting Information abont Soma of Hew Board Of Freeholder!
By a Vote of 6 to 8
v o u s r a is N D s .
fcetit Jurors fo r A p r il Term .
Steamer Albore at Beabright.
Ionc cxcePt,on* 1,1,11 o i Clerk.
Couucll, S. L. Sherman, William F Harvey.' Court met on Tuosday, with Judges Enoch
I H. Jones, E. P. Emson and James E. Otis on
T b n n d iy Afternoon, March 1 0 ,1 8 9 3 ,
The
British tramp seatner Wells City, CnpClsrk,
Thomas
Gavin.
Dover Township
j the Bench. Sheriff llaguuiau impanelled the talu Bayage, from Bristol, Eugland, to New
Rsv, E. W. Cook visited New York Monday.
Freeholder, John T. Fox.
i fulivwlug petit jury to serve at tbo April term t
Elected tho straight Republican ticket (the
H. H. Labrs, Sr., Waited New York no Mon­
York,
with a crow of twonty-nlrc men and two
j Commissioners o t Appeal, Harry Ireland,
Stout K. Johnson, Berkeley
m atters
chief fight being ou Freeholder and Committee­
day.
passengers, etraudod just south of Beabrlght,
Mark Boxorlh, Manchester
James Welsh, A. W. Stiles.
man) by majorities ranging from 38 to 100.
John
8.
Nelson,
Lakuwood
on
the
evening of March 11th, during a dense
Charles Fish retnrned to hi* workm Ns walk
| Surveyors of Highways, Israel Gasktil, W.
James Iron*, Pluinaled
Clerk, W. Scott Jackson.
fog. Tho crew and tbe passengers were taken
Monday.
! U. Cowperthwait.
Heury R. Wills, Dover
''Collector, Caleb Falklnburgh.
from the steamer by the crew from Life-Saving
Pouud Keeper, Charles Marshall.
Abel Glbereon, Manchester
Paul Voigt is now employed in George IV.
i i the till* indicates, A d vs.are accepted in thit
Freeholder, David O. Parker.
William Holman, Jackson
Stations Nos. 3 uud 4, who had fortunately dis­
Republican majority averaged 0.
column at Pi» rate o f a cent a word f i r each Cowperthwalt’s store.
Township Commttteemau for 3 years, James
Bartholomew Applegate, Dover
covered tho Imperilled vessel, and were soon
Mo*es
Howard,
Manchester
Lacey
Township.
insertion Fifteen word» or under, 1ft cents.
Miss Ella Walton returned from a Long I. McKelvey.
on the ground with their apparatus, The
Amos G. Allen. Lakewood
0ver*e«r of the Poor, John R. Johuson.
firauch visit ou Friday.
Forked River, March 14—No opposition to
John Taylor, Manchester
second shot struck home, the breeches buoy
HERE will I get insured î
Surveyors o f Highways, Thomas J. Tilton, following ticket, except on ibu road question,
HERB they know bow to do it right. Tb«
William 14. Bunnell, Dover
William C. Dexsey is atleudiug the M. E.
was rigged, and in 49 minute» from the time
place la on Main street.
GEO. H. HOLMAN.
John A. llyres, Berkeley
George R. Applegate.
where some wanted only $250.
Conference at Mt. Holly.
she struck, the first man was ashore. All were
Charles
A.
Brandt,
Manchester
Commissioners of Appeal, Ralph B. Gowdy,
Township
Clerk,
Frank
P.
Wilbert.
ANTED—SOor 100 cords of dry pine wood.
George MHliken, o f Manasquan, visited
landed without disaster saw cue sailor, James
Job ii 11. Moore, Jacksou
L. M. TAYLOR, Aabury Park, N. J.
John R. Jobnsou, 8amuel H. Polhemus.
Freeholder, Howard Jeffrey.
William C.'Uuguinun, Jackson
Archibald, who was struck by a wave and had
James Grover this week.
World'! Vair Eeport for Toma Hirer.
Justice o f the Peace, John P. Liiiibridge.
William Matthews, Jackson
Township Committee, for 8 years, A. G.
« g APES', Prcaton’a and Chemie»! Co.’s Fertili«his leg broken. He was tukou to the Mon­
Thomas Johnson and hi» sun John have been
Burzillal P I reus, Dover
Constables, Elmer Davison, Daniel A. Smith. Wilbert.
ITI era, all High Grado», Orders for Alitatine
mouth Hoepital at Long Brandi. The lauding
David K. Anderson, Berkeley
Bone FhOBpnate at t<8 per ton,received till March down from Walnford to visit their old home.
Mrs. E. A. Baruett, with the aid of her com­
Pound
Keepers,
Charles
R.
Applegate,
Geo.
CommLsiouers
o
f
Appeal,
Job
II.
FulkiuIBth.
A. A. BRANT.
Edward Gaokill, Eagicswood
occupied half an h ou r; and Captain 8avage mittees, has forwarded her report of woman's
A surprise party was tendered Elbert Post by H. Brahn.
burgh, D. S. Williams, Joseph Ifoimos.
George W. Carr, Manchester
was the last.person to leave the vessel. Most work in this town to MU» A. W, Torrey, ot
Thomas
VanHorn,
Plumsted
a number o f his young friends on Monday
Rood mooey, $2000 ; Poor mosey, $1000 ;
Surveyors of Highways, Joseph Parker, Jr.,
o f the Bailors’ effects were taken from tho Manchester, the latter being the County Chair­
W Cete, Pine and Oak Wood. A. A, BRAN night.
Clarence Seaman, Eagicswood
Ways uud means, $1500; Street lamp», $500.
J. P. Butmcll.
eteamship.
Charles K. JamUou, Jackson
man of tho woman's World's Fair work. From $arAdvertisem ents inserted under appropria te
UMBER, bnllders’ hardware,nails, doors,sash,
Overseer of the Poor, David linlay.
Mrs. George MHliken, of Manasquan, is
Jonathan H. Wilkins, Ocean
Island Heights Borough.
Captain Savage said he sailed from Bristol the kindness o f the ladies In charge, we have
\ j~ blinds, mouldings, piazza columns,
colmai paints,
Heading at the rate o f On» DoUar p er L tM
John N. Turner, Lakewood
Pound Keeper, Frank Penn.
A. A. BRANT.
visiting her mother, Mrs. James Grover, who is
Oils, giara, etc,
February 21, for New York.
Pretty lair had the pleasure o f looking oyer and making a
fo r One Year— Caeh in f * ------Island Heights, March 14—The whole Bor­
George
P.
Crumuer,
Eaglesvvood
Road money, $400; Poor money, $200;
weather was experienced up to the latter part summary o f these reports. Of course, no one
Thomas C. Sherman, Brick
J. GRANT, BARBER, shop in bank bnild- quite ill.
ough ticket was elected at tho Borough election
School
mouey,
$000;
Ways
and
Means,
$200.
Robert Fowler, Lakewood
ia ,. ing, Main Street, Toms River, N. J.
Jacob King, Jr., has removed to Trenton; to-day.
of the week. On Saturday morning when the expects great things tiom a village o t our else,
K . iisiKZfH, Union avenue, L _ _ -----Joseph T. Havens, Brick
Shaving, hair-cutting and shampooing. Ladles he wiU act as city drummer for a confectionery
heavy fog settled over them, speedway was but enough 1» here shown to prove that our & X Qo bli , Main street. Tona Elver
Point Pleasant Ties for Mayor.
Mayor, T. C. Parsons.
Frank Pharo, Eagicswood
hair trimming a specialty.
firm there.
reduced and souudings ordered. He endeav­ matron» and maids—like true IBth century Joasrn H Cot*, Barnegat
Council, Georgs Reed, William A. Parker.
Point Pleasant, March 14—After the regular
M George Singleton, Plunssted
88 Charles C. Burdgo, Brick
OUNG MAN, aged S3, would like Bltnation as
ored to maku Saudy Hook, and seemed to ho women—are in the lead in all goad work.
Commissioners o f Appeal, D . H. Schock, ticket with the present Mayor, William 8eMrs. James Thompson o f Manchester, has
bartender, salesman in store, or any other
S uki Gabtbwait, Forked River
34 Klon Gartbwalt, Lacey
dumbfounded when he saw the steamer bad
goine, as candidate for that office, wa» nomi­
been visiting her mother-in-law, Mrs. William Abram Bogert, Morris DalJoek.
Iu Temperance Work—C ar town has a Y
Indoor work. Good references. Addresa
83 John B Tilton, Lacey
B, COURIER. B. Thompson.
run her nouo in the ground. He had been uud W. C. T . U. (combined), withSftmemoera,
ltoad Money, $1200; Money for Borough nated, the Tammany bravos split off and put
Sti Kirkbride Parker, Little Egg Harbor
Mahtoi Schwarz, Main street, Tomi Elver
unable
to
take
observations
for
threo
days.
87 James C. Hurley, Jackson
avenns, 1
J ohn
a ticket in tho field headed by Larry Vannote.
“ S.
" Tiylos
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------which last year raised $103.83; sent literature Jon
MOW wanted—Young.fresh milch cow,first rate
Richard Pohl.son o f M. G. Pobi, will enter the purposes, $600.
J Howard Plasms. Barnegat
38 T. Frank Pharo. Little Egg Harbor
every respect. State age, price, breed.
It waB a close fight—both are Democrats—and
to the L. S. 8. stations, and visited the county A J cranks», Mannahawkin
Stranded a t the Hook.
u
Plums ted Township Republican.
89 Samuel W. Cook, Dover
Address, ••Cow," Codribb Office. bottling establishment of Washington Worden,
iV
D H Clayton, Railroad avenue, Forked l l f f f
every voter except two lu the Borough was out;
jail once a wetk.
40
Gurret
W.
Couever,
Plmnsted
at Forked River.
The
three
masted
schooner
Roger
Drury.
New Egypt, March 14^-For the first time in
C o n fection er» mad Fruit P s a lm .
and It lesuitcd iu a tie for Mayor.
41 William T. Glborson, Berkeley
OUSE and lot for sale at Cedar Creek,
Iu Church Work—The M. E ., Presbyterian
Captain Hart, with a crew of seven men from
E. L. Stryker and family, of New York, twenty' years the Republicans carried the
___pronertv
of the late Elizabeth Fllnn : sdG w y i r a LABur, Main A Water iM.ToauiJttvat
43 Benjamln Uhndwick, Union
H
®
Council, William A. irons, Charles DampBattle River, 8. C., bound for Full Riyer. and Baptl:. alone are reported ; but wo have John V. shook, Main street Toma Biv«r
| dress J. C. COWDRICK, Ogdensburg, N. J., or G. spent several days this week at their north spring elections. Average majority was abont
43 John 11. Davis, Piamsted
’« —•Shuc&svSHSUtiC'-TasM,Hirer.
w\
44 John VV. Egbert, Brick
Mass., loaded with yellow piue, stranded on 27 women teachers and 134 female pupils In John Zani, Water street, Toms Rivet
ttKIVWVSKGdfSSS«?"**-*David Noras, Union ave. Manchester
"Ass'esSbr, j auroVTTYTa
y a « B » a r s « M a ; - t a w w a .............* ’ ‘ ifi. pom i o / s . » « A M S T , W i L
*•*•*■«• tM-KetaMfOUND.—March 1st, la the mouth o f Toms
.. •
. . . - s s » w . - .....~
Capt. Isaac S. Jennings, tbe well known tickets Jn the field, aDd plenty of “ de stuff " in
4Ö John C Manoit, Dover
Collector, Charles R Evans.
Epworth League, Christian Endeavor
Hirer, aglll net. Inquire of D. uKIBE, Mill
Saturday mol ding. The crew refused to leave
hands
o
f
Democratic
workers.
Lion gobul Union Home, Main at, Tow Klvsr
47 Charles L Applegate, Dover
and justly popular host of Harvey Cedars, was
Crep*'
g^THland Heights.
,. S4*
Commissioners o f Appeals, Z. P. Vannote,
Society—largely
female
in
membership;
and
tt T CROOK^Qowperthwait's Kxcbangs.TtXMRive*
her and an unsuccessful attempt was made
4H
William
Morse,
Ocean
Township
Clerk,
Joseph
M.
Thompson.
J. J. Mickle, -— — — — .
tho ladies o f these churches railed last year
Drove, Medicines, CtaenalenU
1OOD work Ilorse for sale. Apply to
Sa'tf one of Monday’s visitors.
during the day to pull her off.
Surveyors of Highways, W. Irviug Carter,
In the O rphan«' Court
S
A. B. McKKLVEY,White Uak Bittern
emit ft Mvririfl. Main at Pharamey. Tow Hlwt
Postmaster William F. Blngleton was the Samuel L. Archer.
Tuesday aJtm\oou,.Y'j\v}ti.g teen llgbtoucd, ■fcf.107.8T for varioas ebvwjfc purpose*.
Democratic Ero$holder from Berkeley,
Tuû'xa» » jjiIlab. item eggt
Orders and decrees were granted as follow s: sbo wo« ¿owed off by Merriu wreckers.
recipient o f a surprise party lust night, ten­
In Education—9 school teachers; 4 music W Wildonokx, Mannahawkin
Township Committee, 3 years, George W.
Bayville, March 14—A stiff election ; but lbs
Decrees barriug creditors against the estates
dered him by his many friends.
teachers ; 1 private school; 1 Chautauqua cir­
Dry Gowda, Furnishings, otdi
Ivins, Jr.
caucus nominees pulled through with few ex­ of Samuel Uirdeall; Charles VV. Mathis, Daulel
Tlie Agues M anning in Port.
cle ; 1 tear* or o f drawing aud painting; 1 A. C. Hirsch, Main street, Toma River
J. W. Havens, who for some time p&Bt hat
Win. Paul and Edward Asay, de­
Collector, 3 years, William (J. VanHorn.
ceptions. Asa WiUey ran independently for Campbell,
The four masted schooner Agnes Mauuiug, teacher o f painting and m odeling; a temper­ Mu ▲Paokib, Main street, Tome River
ceased.
lived on the Dr. Graw place at Cedar Grove,
Commissioners of Appeal, Thomas Harts­ Freeholder, but thing» were “ fixed ” against
Fruit and Vedetetele Market.
Decree eouferrlng sale o f land, estate of principally owned by Capt. Amos Birdsall, of ance school (connected with the W. C. T. U .) j
March gales,
will soon remove to Anbury Park.
horn, Jr., John R. Slugleton, Malcolm Bell.
him. Devine Butler, for several years the Henry Gifford. Order to sell lands o f Leon this town, which was abandoned at sea, was
A S Dix, Oliftel svenne, opp fountain, Lakewood
Sunday-school teachers as above.
Arbutus buds are showing.
Overseer o f tbe Poor, Robert Bell.
Job O. Dorsey and wife have left for Waln­
efficient clerk, w ho was left off the ticket, suc­ Orr, a minor, 11. B. Gowdy, Guardian. Deeres picked up by the British steamship Exeter
Decorative Art, also make a handsome re­ CowriHTHWAiT k Co, Main street. Tom e H im *
releasing bondsmen uf.Luella Arnold,Guardian.
Whore is the road scraper?
ford, where he will run a farm. He was ac­
Pound Keepers, Homy Worth, Levi Challen- ceeded inputting himself on the tally sheet.
Decree allowing annual account of Luella City and towed Into the port of New York, port.
j . L. Cow pirthw a it , Main street, Toma R iv er.
companied by his mother, who will make a der, Samuel L. Archer.
Town Clerk, Devine Butler.
New moon at 11.83 to-morrow night.
Arnold, Guardian.
LirsoHoara, Main street, Toma River
Friday morning last. It was a valuable prize
Literature—Names of 9 o f onr ladies are F
H Francis, Union ave, Manchester
short stay with them.
Money for roads, $800; Support of poor,
Freeholders, John A. Hyers.
for tbe crew aud owners of the Exeter City, as given, who bare bad matter published ; mostly M
Easter Sunday approaches—April 2d.
One
Citizen
Naturalized.
BoaoBTH, Union ave, Manchester
$1500
;
Township
expenses,
$600.
Committeeman,
8
years,
Clark
F
.
Jeffrey.
Harry A. LaBrey and wife entertained a
they may realize salvage to the amount of poetry or sketches, and much of It in these R Hilliard , Union ave, Msuicheater
Shows what way the wind blows—crinoline.
Jacob Landoubergor o f Dover township,who
W S Par is h , Railroad ave, Forked River
Justice of the Peace, William H. Ellis.
large party o f friends—from Toms River,Fork­
nearly
$25,000,
the
Manning
being
almost
a
Lavallet’.e Borough.
was horn in Baden,Germany,and who took out
columuB or in magazines. Tw o of these named A J Collins, Barnegat
Strawberries are now selling for 56 cents a
Surveyors o f Highways, Jesse Platt, John his first papers iu Ohio, in 1874, Bwore off ail new vessel. She was hound Rom Baltimore to
ed River, Warelown and Barnegat—at their
ìAbino« E W oodmans» * k Co, Barnegat
Lavallette, March 14—Following was ticket
edit (or have edited) papers. Accompanying CI
quart.
W B Ceanmsb A B bo . Cedar Ran
allegiauce to the Kaiser aud became a full BoBtou with 1500 ton* o f coal aud was aband­
Britton.
home in the latter town last night.
elected without opposition.
this report are a number o f articles printed.
fledged
American
citizen.
Some herring are being caught with nets in
Commissioners of Appeal, C. Lawrence, D.
oned February 24, during tho heavy gales at
Rev. R. B. Stephenson Is now attending the
Mayor, Charles (J. Earecksou,
Revolutionary and Colonial Relics—Hera it is Jobith Grovsk, Water street, Tome River
the river.
Vandcryeer, James P. Lewis.
VauHiseville.
that time. Capt. Selover and crew "were that the longest report has been submitted; D. O Pahkkh, Mam strsist, Toma Rlvar
M. E. Conference at Mt. Holly, having left
Freeholder, George Kerr.
Constable, 3 years, Edward Allen.
Tuob b Irons, Main street .T o w River
And that night it—thundered, ligbtnlnged town yesterday. It is as yet uncertain whether
Collector, James M. McCormick.
Mr. Jnglc, our blacksmith purchased a fine picked up by the Allen Line Bteumshlp Nes- and without doubt much has been omitted be­ Fbankun MABBia.neor c. R. R. depot,Tow Rived
Overseer of tbe Poor, David Falklnburgh.
and poured.
horse at the sale of I. I. Webb. He is also torian and landed in Philadelphia, a full cause o f the disadvantage (In lack of time, bad
or not this popular clergyman will be returned
Assessor, Edwin S. Haley.
Harnea«, Blanket«, Kts,
Pound
Keepers,
William
If.
Elite,
C.
C.
kiug
many
«Improvements
on
his
place,
account
of
which
appeared
iu
the
CotmiBR.
20° the thermometer registered at 7 o ’clock for a fourth year.
Commissioners of Appeal, Charles J. Biddle,
weather, etc.) under which the committee Wm A PATTiBSON.VanHta« BaHding, T e w Rive»
which he says will be a model truck farm.
Grant.
Tbe
Mauuiug
will
be
turned
over
lo
the
this morning.
Edwin S. Haley. Charles B. Clevenger,
Hardware,
Palata aad DUo.
labored.
It
would
fill
a
column
of
the
C
oubibr
S. *L. Sherman has sold tho celebrated
Among Oar Churches.
Road money. $300; Poor money, $300; Ways trotting horse, Lady Gray, to J. Kaudall of owners by the Board o f Underwriters after the
Councilman, Daniel W. Thorn, William W.
to give the list as it stands; and we can only Bbkrt k Frost, Main and Water ste, T ow Rira»
Ilaye all hopes o f a new Toms River died a
and moans, $300.
W S Cbanmbr k B bo . Cedar Ron
Maplchurat.
8 t . J o se p h ’ s, C a t h o l ic —Regular services Wallace, JAines G. Bryan.
fliilvuge
award
has
been
made.
Under
the
natural death ?
Mr. Bogart of Toms River, has been visiting Admiralty Jaw, every man ou board tbe Exeter give a few o f the most noteworthy.
Hotels, Boarding Houses, H a
wifi be held on Sunday next, 19th iust.
Stafford Township.
Judge o f Election, Alfred Macqueen.
Mis* Clementine Applegate and Rev. R. B. Manchhtxb Hoc » , Manchester.
his daughter Mrs. Theo. Lous.
No unclaimed letters at the Toms Riyer postPr e s b y t e r ia n — Rsv. Mr. Clark, of Prince­
Chas. Hendrickson has bought ths Win E. City will share la the salvage proportionately Stephenson possess the Methodist Minutes, Union Hodri, Main street, Tow River
Inspectors, Edwin S. Haley, Frederick Mc­
Mannahawkin. March 14—Election resulted
office this week.
ton, filled tbe pulpit last Sunday.
UIVKR8IDBHoes»,Mam tad Water ite,Tow Rira*
Woodfield properly o f Mrs. Alfred Vanhlse with his rank, Tbe schooner was supposed to dating back to 1773 and 1774. S. C. Bailey,
Cormick.
as follows:
Blodobtt Housb, Forked River
for $430.
The New Jersey M. E. Conference met jester*
Preparations are being made for a concert lo
have been sinking when she was abandoned, family Bible, dated 1700. Mrs. A. A. Brant, ft LAVArarra Honan, Forked River
Ocean Township,
Township Clerk, J. Horace Sprague,
It is rumored that C. Emiou Uartsborne of
day at Mi. Holly.
be given lu the near future.
CLABBN0« Houan, Barnegat
but
floated
as
a
derelict
for
two
full
weeks.
It
china grape dish, used by Mrs. Simms, o f M
Township Committee for 3 years, Thomas Prospcrtown, trill open rhr tiorc at PcrrlneWaretowo,
March
14—Bat
little
excitement
vLitii Hones, Bamegst
Ch r is t (E p is c o p a l ) CHURCH-Eaeter pre­
Croquet threatens to have a popular revival
is thought that the great masses of lee, from Atlanta, Ga., at a reception given by her to Kvsbbtt lio n s», Tuckerton
ville that has been closed for some time.
here ; following ticket was the only one in the H. Letts.
At the Holmauvllle donation held m C. D. frozen spray and seas that boarded ber,
parations continue, and the children are de­
Hopkins Hoosn, Warelown
the coining season.
Gun. Washington. Mrs. E. A. Baruett, a flax N
Commissioners o f Appeal. Oscar F . Brown, Holmau’s cranberry house $100 was cleared.
field,
and
was
elected
without
opposition.
ational
hotel, Mannahawkin
lighted with the Easter carols.
One o f onr youngsters has collected over
William Throckmorton, flankinson (Jorlis.
Miss Sallle Moore was forced to leave Lake- weighed her dowu sufficiently to give the ap­ spinning wheel, used lu Uie family af TheoInsurance.
Township Clerk, 3 years, John F. Hayes.
Services each Sunday, conducted by eminent
400 Columbian stamps.
Surveyor* o f Highways, John H. Courtney, wood for her home here, as she was ill with pearance o f sinking; aud when this melted off polls Eaton, first Governor of New Haven C H Wardili,. Surrogate's Office, T ew Riva*
Committeeman, 3 years, William Wilkins.
clergymen from abroad.
the grip.
in milder wcathci, »he iu«o again.
News Colony (Connecticut;.
Mrs. Jacob Clnte, Um H Holman, Main street. Tow River
Benjamin L. Bennett.
Gardeners are buying and sowing flower,
Commissioners
of
Appeal,
Benjamin
B.
CamOsceola
Tribe
of
Red
Men
are
building
an
J
omn
G
H
oward
,
Waretowa
F ir s t Ba p t is t — Rev. John Scott, the pastor,
reached here on Friday of her arrival in port, jewel case and jewels, 150 years old ; female
Overseer o f the Poor, R. Augustus Craue.
vegetable and grass seed.
opera house at Clarksburg.
Gclick a Storms, Barnegat
has not announced tbe subjects of next Sunday’s burn, Isaiah Stackhouse, Ulysses S. Camburn.
Pound Keeper, Adelbert Craumer,
Scarlet fever is abating at Prosperlown. No and J. Holmes Birdsall, Esq., and Capt. appurel of Lydia Avery (Mrs. Clute’s grand­ X it w ills , Barnegat
The shad season will he late this spring, but sermons, but we are anthorlzed to say that all
Justice o f the Peace, Edward S. Johnson
deaths.
Clarence Birdsall Immediately left for New mother, whom Lafayette called " the prettiest W S CranMBB, Cedas Ron
Road
money,
$700
;
poor
money,
$400.
Constable, 3 years, Gideon Camburn.
the fishermen are alt ready.
Jewelers.
C. Emson Hartshorn! w]J) build large now York to ascertain b er condition aud arrange
are cordially Invited to attend and listen to
and smartest little woman in America ")daring P KBND4LL,Cowperthwait’s Exchange,TwasRiv »
A straight Republican ticket; average ma­ barns on the farm he recently purchased at
Surveyors of Highways, Edward Tblbkult,
A iln roof has been placed on the rear topics of interest.
jority about 40.
the Revolution ; also a book called " Christian Robt Stmblad, Water atraet, Taw River
Ilightstown. Judge E. P. Emson will furnish for the question of salvage.
Elvin
Penn.
The early Christian Endeavor service next
portion of the M. E. parsonage.
the lumber from his mills at Prosperlown and
Lumber aad Coal Tarda.
Pattern," an abridgement, by a woman, of
Daughters o f the Revolution.
Overseer o f the Poor, Selah S. Bareford.
Collier’s Mill.
Jackson Township
Do you want sale bills printed—yon should Sunday evening will be a temperance meeting
Thomas a’ Kempis’ celebrated “ Imitation of A A B rant, Water itreet. Toma River
Pound Keeper, Charles Brown.
Birdsall k Son , Water si entrano« Tow lirai
A meeting of tho Daughters ot the Revolu­
and led by Mrs. 8. T. Frost.
Camille, March 14—EJeeliou caused hut Ut­ L a k e w o o d .
talk to ns at the C ourirr office.
Christ," dated 1749. Mrs. J. L. Cowperthwait, Chas L Boom» » , Union ave, Manchester
incidentals, $850 ; Road money, $500; Poor ile friction, though there was a contest for
tion was hold at the residence of Mrs. E. P.
w. P. Kirk helped the music last Sunday
Deep drifts of snow, four and five feet high,
Marble and firanlto W erkt.
Fifty hours deVollou was celebrated iu the Hamilton, 98 Harrison street, East Orange, on Dutch prayer book, 150 years ago. Mrs. Rosa
by bis excellent playing on the bass viol. He mouey, $150.
committeeman and constable.
Robt. Wm Fahr, Water street, Toms River
Catholic church of 8t. Mary of the Lake, ou Tuesday, March 7th, at which Miss Adollne Cohen, gold watch, 150 years old.
still hold but along the wood roads.
will play every Sunday hereafter.
Brick Sends a Republican Freeholder.
Townsnip Clerk, John W. Jamison.
Millinery and H e fie u
Sunday, Monday aud Tuesday.
Hailing
luu,
(jueuu
Victoria’s
autograph,
given
“ Can’t keep house without It," is what a
VV, Torrey, Regent o f tho Slate, presided. A
An occasional Sunday evenlugfeature will be
Both Democrats and Republicans put
Township Committee, Johnson Bills.
Barrarllle, March 14—Tbe regular Republi­
to bis father in 1825; tortoise shell snuff box, Mrs a J Bbbby, Mannahawkin
New Yorker writes about the Courier .
a solo or duet led by either Mrs. Scott or Mrs. can ticket was elected alter something of a
Music Teachers.
Commissioners o f Appeals, James J. White, ticket in the field this spring-result in another large number o f ladies were present, including belonged to Duke of Saxe Weimar, 100 years
column.
Mrs. Edw|fil C. Steers, President of the
Sun rises to-day at 0.02 a . m . and sets 8.OS r. Ilainer,
P rop a B C lutb , Main street, Tonti River
James C. Hurley, Jacob Voorbees.
struggle mostly within party lines.
Lenten teas, progressive euchre parties,
a g o ; rare etchings, engravings, etc., a century
Gcueral Society, aud Mrs. D. Phcsnlx In­
m . making a day 11 hours and 59 minutes long.
It Is expected that Rev. D, Dewolf, ol
Newspapers.
cobweb
parties,
birthday
parties
and
other
Overseer
o
f
the
Poor,
Jasper
R.
Brown.
Towutihip Clerk, C. V. Ilanee.
old. Mrs. Samuel Uyers, walnut table, been
Surveyors o f Highways, John E . llorner forms o f social c.nterlaiuumnt, together with graham, Secretary General. IleportB from in family 200 years. Mrs. John ? Haines, Biaoon , Tuckerton
Friday—to-morrow—Is St, Patrick’s day ; Newark, Supt. of Missions,will be preseut uext
Freeholder, Edmund Clayton.
the public concerts, etc., »bow that all Isn’t Orange, BorUi Orange, Montclair, and East
Nleliols Oriental Balm ft Ar&lsa F ie lt «
Sunday
and
will
probably
preach
either
morn­
Thomas
E.
Rudd.
and Saturday will be In memory o f his wife
Township Committee, 3 years, C. C. Pearce;
copy o f the famous “ Breeches B ible,"of 1608; ff H Cbanmbr, Mannahawkin
sackcloth and ashes during Lent.
ing or evening.
Constable, 3 years, Josiah Horner.
Sliela.
Many guests seek Lakewood oil fine days, Orange chapters showed an active Interest Jn two chairs used by Washington. C. L. Hol­ Notary Public, Cemmlsslener of
l year, J. W. J. Osborn.
Pound Keepers, David D. Thompson, Holmes and our hotels And cotvatrcs have had plenty of the society and a large increase m memberiffho
An exquisite bouquet o f roses, hyacinth, lilies
and Justice of tee Fence.
Commissioners of Appeal, C. C. Burdgei
Bicyclists are happy again that the snow is
man, grandfather’s Itevolutionery musket.
Hendrickson. Charles L. Davis, Elias ADder- visitors.
since the last report. Luncheon was served at
of the valley, violets and carnations was pre­ Thomas M. Gifford, John W. Polhemus.
Josiph Onorai», Water street, Tow River
off the ground ; and they can pursue toelr
son, Daniel Johnson.
Millc. Lilli Danl n’ s singing class is now tlie close of the business meeting. The next Miss Kate Irons, sword used at battle of Jonathan Goblb , J astice o f ths Peace, BamvUlO
sented to Mrs. Scott on her return from a drive
Overseer of the Poor, Thomas J. Vannote.
he'd on Mondays Instead o f on Fridays. It Is
Princeton, and left on ground by British David N oras, U oion sre, Manchester
accustomed sport.
regular State meeting will be held at tlie resi­
to Lakewood on Tuesday last, by A. 8. Macsaid to he imigresslcg famously.
Roll o f H on or
Justice of the Peace, A. W. Downey.
officer. Mrs. T. W. Middleton, cane cut from Joe Lonan, Forked Hiver
A- surprise party tbat didn’t surprise—be­ Bean, the florist.
J i b s 8 storms, Barnegat
Robert D. Ferguson bus invented and hud dence of Mrs. Win. Toney Buird, Bcollaud
Surveyors of Highways, Thomas C. Sher­
the bottom of the good ship •’ Alliance,” the E R Wills, Barnegat
Of the the Tom s River Public School for the patented a didi cleaner. He has been working
cause of the rain—was earefnlly planned for
Road, South Orange, on Wednesday, April
Immediately after prayer meeting Friday man, George Lecompt.
oil It for some time oast and housewives will
first man-of-war flying the stars and stripes, Gboboi W Mathis , Tuckerton
month of February, 1893, is as follow s:
last Friday evening.
olh. Arrangements are being perfected fo r a
evening tbo choir will practice for Easier and
Planos and Organs.
Poor money, $500; Repairing roads, $1000;
Mrs. I). O. Parker, powder flask made by an
High School — Grade I, Donald Carmichael, undoubtedly consider It a great improvement
Maple bads are reddening and swelling ; the Snnday-school children at the church Satur­ Incidentals, $1000; School mouey, 75 cents per
proper celebration o f the anniversary o f the
«*r the old way.
MG Pobl, repairer. Tome River
Indian, “ Aniho Auauia," in 1756 from
Anna Stephenson, Bertha Bartlett, Jessie Rob­
Rev. 8. C. (Jhattln is attending Conference Buttle of Monmouth ou Juus 28lb.
Restaurante.
while willows grow yellow, and evergreens day afternoon at 2.SO sharp. An excellent
scholar; Money for making new road in inson, Allic Longs!red.
buffalo horn.
Grade II, Albert, at Mt. Holly
T hos Sinolbton, Main street, Toma River
take on a brighter tint.
program o f choruses, recitations, etc., Is belDg Herbertsviile district, $600.
R. & A. VV. Borden, the well-known builders, W arelown,
In addition there is old crockery, chin*, E U William *, Water street, Tome River
Roberts, John Havens.
Grade i d . Fannie
prepared,
and
it
is
expected
that
A.
J.
Grant
ho
have
erected
so
many
of
our
handsome
Pedsstrians make long excursions these
oborom H. Br y a n , Water atraet, T ow River.
Last week commenced with fair weather silverware, sideboards, tables, clocks, chain J
Johnson, Georgia Hudson and Lillie Adams. residences, have purchased several Jots on
O Elbibson, Barnegat
Eagieswood Townahip.
spring days through fields and weods—ft most will assist with his cornet.
Gradis IV, Bessie Stepbcuiori, Bertha Grover, Laurel avenue, where ibey win erect cottages which continued until Wednesday evening. A spinning wheel», pictures, dresses, conn terSalt Hey stad Hoe»
One hundred and thirty attended the Union
storm came on that night, ami Irotn that time
West Creek, March 14—Owing t« the defec­
healthful and enjoyable exercise.
during tin*, warm weather.
panes,
lace,
swords,
muskets,
snuff
boxes,
Lois Clnte, George Linen.
C n Grammi» , Mannahawkin
till Saturday afternoon the weather was
Choral
Class
last
Monday
night.
tion
o
f
leading
Republicans
and
the
running
The
Time»
and
Journal—which
is
in
a
posi­
Spring lime is about here, and all uatnre is
books, documents of great variety and greater W 8 Cbanmbr k Bao. Cedar Ron
G iiammak S c bool - G rade I. May Eirtl,
xtremelv
rough;
ou
Friday
night
the
wind
tion to know—states that there wan ssveu tons
Pastor Scott told last Sunday evening why he of three candidates, a Democratic Freeholder
dewing Machine*, etc.
waking up. Why not wake up Toma River
Rachle Walnrlght. Lena Apgar, Fred Bunnell, and 915 pounds of mall matter handled !u our blew with such violence as to ibreuten the interest, many of which are from 100 to 150
became a Baptist, ff is discourse was very pleas­ was elected after a severe fight. Defeated
unroofing of houses ; but fortunately no great
COHNILIÜS Pick, Walton street, Tow Rlr
from her Rip Van Winkle sleep of 20 years?
Harper Robinson. Annie Wissmacli. Charles pobiollice durlug the 80 days preceding March damage was done In our vicinity. Tlie present years old, and some no donbt older.
ing, and was highly appreciated by the larre candidates are J. C. W. Faisons, regular Re­
4lii.
Anderson, Owen Shutts, Cbnrles Lnnan.
We repeat our first statement; this roport Is
W. Fred Kendall, the popular young jeweler,
concourse o f people, as was evidenced by their publican ; E. B. Salmons, Independent.
pbtxr McuRALfl, water street, Toms River
Charles LeLompte bus a car loud o f Western week opened fair agatu: ou Monday which
Grade TI, Bertha Tilton, Estrella Townsend, horses.
was a chanuiug day tlie irogs were heard for euu o f which our iauie« may feci pioud.
offers to accept hie adv.—clipped from the strict attention.
«hoe « t e r e s .
Township Clerk, Theo. B. Craumer.
Florence Matthews. Lnella Grayatt. Grade
Philadelphia and Boston, an well as New the first time this year and ou Tuesday, the
Courier —as five cents on a dollar’s purchase.
Job a u b b im b b . Cowperthwait’! Sx’ga.Tow Rlvar
A new Estey piano arrived at tbe parsonage
Freeholder, C. D, Kelly.
York and Brooklyn, has been well represented local politicians had a beautiful Towu Meeting Life Saving Note«
I
ff,'Id
a
Pease,
Robert
Linen,
Eva
Dulse.
c H gniNN.ciinoa ave.,opp. fouataia, Lakewbed
The C. R. R. Is using some care of the new on Friday last.
Township Committee for 3 j tars, John W,
uotubllitics tier« recently.
For instance
stationers aad Newadaalera
Grade IV, Florence Stephenson, Lonnie Pease- by
Tiie Methodist paster Rev, D. D. Fisicr
Culled from the Point Pleasant Beacou
color adopted by that corporation, dark olive
might be mentioned Dr. Win. Pepper, of the
M ETnom sT E p i s c o p a l -R ev. E. W. Cook, Salmons.
N 1) Kendall, PoatoO ee store, Tow River,
Reed Tilton, Laura Gibeison.
University of Penna.; and VV. H Joyce, gen­ preached his farewell senuon last Sunday,
Pay has been allowed Surfman Wm. H. John F TcDou.foot of Central ate,Island Height»
green. It is a great improvement en the old of our town, conducted the weekly prayer
Constable, Charles il. Cox.
aud a new minister is expected in his place.
P
rimary P cnooL -O radc I , L’ lla Higgins, era! freight agent o f the P R. R . with their
iellow.
Clnckasaw Tribe, No. 113, Improved Order Stevens for time absent from Ship Bottom 8 K Hurlbubt, Second atraet, Lakewood
Commissioners of Appeal, Timothy Seaman,
meeting last night, and will preach next Sun­
Storms k Brnnutt, Postoffloe store, Barnegat
Fannie Hyers. Susie Asay, Frankie Walnrlght, families from the Quaker City; H. O. Hough­ of Red .Men, attended the Universalis! church station on account of sickness.
ton, o f the Cambridge University Pres«, from
Uwyer k LaBrey, Main k Water ate, Tons River
The Laitewood tally-ho, with its foor-iu- day morniug and evening, during the abseuce Clarence Craumer, Charles H. Cox.
John Grover, Cora Irons. Grade i l , Cornelia the Hub; ex-Mayer Grant and Edwin Kinslein iu a body last Sunday morning. Rev. O. VV.
Twenty of the forty stations have furnished
Tailoring.
Surveyors of Highways, A. T. Cox, A. H.
hand, reached here on Sunday lor the first of Pastor Stephenson at Conference,
Fuller, Elia Lcffersou. Grade III, Oiile Hulse, tlie Republican candidate for Mayor last fall Barnes preached from (fen. 2 chap. 7 verse, provender for a horse from Nov. 15, 1892, to
K W HntDiBX’ewperthwalt’s Sxch’ge.Tew Rivas
“ And the Lord God formed irwin of tlie dust of
Tuesday evening the Epworlh League con­ Jones.
time since last December—owing to the bdow
from
New
York.
Chicago
will
no
doubt
he
Richard Ely.
Grade IV, Fannis 8cbwniz,
T hro Fobd, Water street, Tome River
March
5.
1893,
at
an
aggregate
cost
of
$948.
the
ground,
and
breathed
into
his
nostrils
tlie
secration
meeting
was
largely
attended.
Overseer
of
the
Poor,
William
Rulon.
ou the î oads.
under contribution next winter whuu the
Tinsmiths. Plumbers, etc
Francis E. Camburn.
breath o f life and man became a living soul."
A fence will soon enclose the Lifesaving
World’s Fair preparation is over,
Early Epworth League service nest Sabbath
Ponod Keeper, Charles L. Shinn.
With spring business you will want to ad­
Joseph 1!. L^fferts will plead not gnilty to Iu the evening they «{tended the M. E church property at Bay Head. Authority has also Thos Bobkbtb, Main street, Toms Hirer
Road money, $300.
Bdw a Gcliok, Washington street. T ow Btrar
aud were addressed by Rev. Mr. Fisicr.
A Three Y e a r ’s Paitora'e,
vertise your spring good« ; we give the evening, led by W. H. Fischer; topic, “ Chris­
tbe charge of keeping a disorderly house.
Chickasaw Tribe lias about forty members and iMien given for the construction of a board
Tobacco ami Cigars.
greatest publicity for the amount of money ex­ tian Manliness.’’—1 Cor. 14:15.
Little E gg Harbor Township.
Rev. R. B. Stephenson'» rermon last Sunday
its affairs ure in a most prosperous condition. walk in front of tbe station.
Herman Wuoe, Union ave, Manchester
Tbe Junior League now uumbcis23 Iu mem­
pended in the Courier .
Isaiah Slick house desires tu say that his en­
Tuckerton, March 14—Independent tickit uioiiiiiig at tbs M. E. church w »* a review of A Pleasant Event.
Undertakers.
Keeper James Sprague and craw, o f tb«
bership ; has sent in an order tor 24 badges
Afiner P. Clayton, one of the popular eon gagement» for the evening (March ltkh) will be Long Bo*oh station, hare sent the Superinten­ 8 7 Ibomb, Cowperthwait’* E xch’ge, Tow
" Hail gentle spring ! " With pen in hand
elected with little opposition. J. §. C’owper- his three years as pastor; and from it we have
likely to prevent his addressing the American
and an application for a charter. It will meet
The poet thus began bis ode ;
thwait and Ebeu C. Parker were unsuccessful gleaned the following facts. In March, 1690, ductois of tbi: Central Railroad, and bis wife Mechanics meeting at Red Men s hall, and he dent ths call-hell from the wrecked bark Alice,
W
hsluaU
Uglier Depot.
each 8unday afternoon at 3.30 o’clock, for a
gave a charming little party to a number ol
But spring obeyed not bis command,
candidates for Commit teaman ; and Thomas the membership o f tbe church was 100; it has their friends at their reiidsuce in Barnegat) on cays further that he did not authorize the post­ and b Ibo a piece of tba shot line with which John Imlat, Water street, Tew River
half hour service as follow s: first Sunday in
since incieased by the addition of 100 full Thursday evening, March 9lh. Among those ing of the written notices that lie would spook,
It dida’t bail ; it snowed.
Speck, Jr., for Commissioner o f Appeals.
the
crew
was
saved
Tbe
reiics
wiii
be
placed
tbe month, consecration meeting; 2d, in­
Charles Marlin, o f the Hopkins House, cele­
member* from tbe rasks of probation«!*. 15 who were present from Barnegat was noticed :
Township Clerk, V. M. Headley.
Our boys bave quit their skates and sleds for struction from the pastor ; 3d, prayer meeting;
brated Ins sixtieth birthday last Sunday, bis in the museum.
T h , B t y r i l l , P ort Offlot,
bay« removed and 15 been added by letter; 10 Frank Ellis and wife, Reuben Camp and wife, health is improving and he will soon commence
Township Committee, Joseph I. Snsith.
kites, balls and bats
Soon the marble will 4th, temperance meeting ; 5th (when it occurs)
Eighty meals were fnrnishsd the sallora of
Wro. Neylson and wife, Joseph Predmore and
Commissioners of Appeals, William 8. withdrawn ; and 11 died. O f probationers, wife. John Predmore auil wife, Jeremiah Pi eel- getting his hotel iu readmes* for the reception tlie wrecked brig Elite Carter by the crew of To th* 2Few J ersey Courier.
come and the school girl will revel in jamping prayer meeting. On the first Saturday o f each
of summer visitors.
there
were
8
;
since
then
152
probationers
have
more
and
wife,
Osorge
C.
Warren
and
wife,
Steelman,
J.
B.
Allen,
Kirkbride
Parker.
ropes and trundling hoops.
I am not what is commonly called a kicker,
month, a business meeting and sociable will be
Herbert Letts called at the Methodist parson- Ship Bottom station. All tbat could be saved
Surveyors of Highways, James W. Kelley, been received ; 37 dropped ; 100 made full Augustus Tolbert and wils, Allen Crass and ags !»sl Tue.-day and While there be uftilced au from the vessel amounted to but little over $30, but I must protest against a habit that secaa
Tuesday’s weather was Republican at the held at 3 P. M.
w>fr. Henry Carter and wife. Joseph Higgins
members; and 2 died.
and wife, Many A. La Huy and wife, George old trunk a short distance from tbe house and and tbe captain and crew saved from their to prevail at onr Post-office ; namely o f allow*
outset; but It strongly resembled that o f last
Last Sabbath evening, a pleasant Sunday- A. Pbaro.
He over­
During hia pastorate, Mr.
Stephenson Hollinsworib and wife, Mrs. Jeanie Ready. asked permission te examine it
Overrter of the Poor. J; W. Smith.
effects only what they had on their backs when ing any one to sort over the mail. Although «
November before lie cio"- -wraeially when school meeting was held ; tbe school occupy­
preached 237 times ; made 100Q pastoral visits; Mr. and Mr«. Greenwood, .Mrs. Falklnburgh hauled the coutents and found at tlie bottom
Justice o f the Peace, Francis French.
fine quadrant, made by Spencer, London. The IanJed.
Some o f tbe kerosene «il barrels subscriber to both county papers, for weeks 1
the cold wave flag went np.
ing the front seats and furnishing the music.
conducted 100 prayer meetings ; baptized 14 Mrs. L. Inman, Misses Lizzie Ldwards, Ella Instrument is In good condition and no doubt
Constable, Nathauit’ G i’ klii,
which cams on the beach from the vessel were bave teen nnable to get either o f i
Birdsall, E»tella Bennett, Flora Dilks, Jennie
The Vernal Equinox occurs—or in colloquial Councillor I. W. Carmichael offered prayer:
infants and 97 adults; attended 53 luu«f&is Eitis. Eva Fredmore, Alberta Grimm, Maty belonged to »be late Capt. Asay. the former
Found Keepers, T. C. Seaman, Eli Gifford.
apparently by chance when Id
__ __
sold
for
¿«’
cents each.
terms, “ the sun crosses the line” —on Mon­ and able and interesting addresses were made
married 27 couple* ; and mads about 50 ad­ Cox, Essie Nute, Hattie VanNote. Ratie Town­ owner of the bouse. Rev. Mr. Flaier said the
Will not onr Postmaster take the hint. " A
Principal
day next, March 20th, at 4.08 a . m . Next Mon­ by Thomas Roberts, on “ 8tealmg
Lakewood Township.
send, Allie Bennett, Messrs. Curtis Bennett, trunk had been in tbe field for nearly two
dresses.
Point
Pleasant.
years, but be never examined it. Evidently
wink is a* good aa a nod to a blind horao.”
J. D. Dillingham, on “ Christian Heroism; **
day is then the first day of spring.
Lakewood, March 14—212 votes were polled, ! He has also acted &• Superintendent of the David Conrad, Charles Conrad, Arthur Ander- bis " bump" o f curiosity is small.
sou. Harry Brown, Harry VanNote, Howard
Brick township fisherman are bitterly pro­
__________
ÎA T T 1 U U I.
Gertrade, wife o f William Pfeiffer, died at and Capt. Thomas W. Middleton, on “ How to and the Republican ticket won by from 60 to Snnday-icbool, and organized and 1* presldeni Perrine, Edward Rhtf way, Misses Lizzie Hank­
be Happy.
testing against tbe anti-aet law
Isiand
Height«.
Hightslown on the 6th Inst, eged 4Myears. She
70 majority.
ins,
Myra
Hankins,
May
Brown
and
Lottie
of the Epw«rtb League, sf over 100 members.
The C o c n n a would add that It knows o f $
Building goes on slow bscanss of unsettled
Town Clerk, John B. Petereleaves two daughters—Generis»# and Mame.
Riley Roby (au account of whose mysterious
Three series o f revival services have been held Reeves.
letter, add reseed wrongly to a ftinllemaa.
Barnegat Park a Borough.
Mrs. Clayton was tbe eurpused ana happy disappearance l-*«t November was given in this wpatber. However, we have a few new booses
Townsbip Committee for 3 years, Walter 8. —one each winter—and each was blessed to
She formerly lived at Tome Rivet,
whom the writer thought lived at BayvlUe, hot
recipient of a beautiful dinner »errice from the paper) has at last been heard from. He has on hand.
Last Friday a special election was held to Shinn.
frlen
is
named
above.
the
salvation
o
f
souls.
Special
services
have
who
lives atvForked River and who yUlte
C. B. Mathis received word yesterday of tbs decide whether or not Barnegat Park should
been hiding his identity under the assumed
At tbe McFarland pavilion, work la going on
Overseer of the Poor, William Sculthorp.
Arnoog tbor’e from distant parts were Wm. name of George Cranmer; and working as a
been field to commemorate National and
Bayvilie one« or twice a week, which waa
death of hie *s<* mother, Mr*. Mary A. incorporate under the Boreugh act o f 1891,
Garon and wife o f Red Bank; Mr*. Georgie hostler in a hotel at Coinmbus, N. J. He waa rapidly.
Commissioners
of
Appeal,
Charles
R.
I*'
church
events
and
holidays
and
■etuorials
mailed on August 15, 1M
Math 1«, o f Trenton. She was about 80 years Not a dissecting vote was cast.
Neill of Philadelphia; Mrs. Isaac Pullen of (whsu heard from a few days ago) about to
6500 loads of soil Is what contractor J. West
Compte, F. T. Johnson, A. H. Miller.
j Xhs prayer meetings, class meetings Sunday- New Torn city.
the same day, and waa fonrardai
o f age. and the widow of Rev. John Mathis,
leave this place SDd enlist in the IT. 8 Navy
Howarer. on Wsdnesdav sfternosn, George
Surveyors o f the Highways, Joseph A. Le- ( school, etc,, have iocrstsefl largely In oumterv
The occasion was the fifteenth anniversary of for 5 years. A great load of anxistv 1* by thta Buck expects to remove from tbe site o f Tbe reached lie destination at Forked Rtvor am
who died not quite a year ago,
W. Holman, lb* agent for tbe Hollaed Trust
the marriage of Mr. and Mrs. Clayton, and lifted from thu minds of his relatives, wbo’ wcre Leighton, the new hotel on tbs beach frost.
Compte. Thomas Fisher.
j tod in iuterest, and sre all growing.
February 14, ltacs-slx mootha ail bet ft dag.
La*t Su miser when DeVoe predicted that Company—who won'd seem to be against the
after a most enjoyable entertainment the visi­ fearful that he bad sb«t himself while out gun­
Ye Olde Felkcs wiii give a concert to-nitbi
For Roads, $3000; Incidentals, $300 ; P«x>r, , Truly this is a remarkable record.
The postmarks prove that U meat have lain 1«
tors departed with many wishes for the long ning, or otherwise iojured himself.
this would be tbe most severe w id e r we have ioeorportaiion measure as strongly as Lieot.
at the Presbyterian cbnrcb.
$300 ; Schools, $1.00 per scholar.
!_ .
life
and
prosperity
of
their
buel
and
bosteae.
toe Bayville Poet-office all that white, a U ho^ h
John Simpson. Jr., has retumea Irons Beach
had in 50 years, people were inclined lo laugh. Farrow is for it—appeared before Judge YauImprovements are being made at the Cedars
! T uckerton.
Haven where he has spent several week* with
there w is a retom adaraes oe the eeywtepe,
Bui Andrew kept on predicting bHzxarda, nntil Syckle, at Trenton, with an affidavit, based
by contractor George Nswbory.
U n ion Tow nship.
j jjow we are
a hope—wild and i
his brother Will.
and postal regulation* regain forw a rd *« tap
be struck it right many times.
” on information and belief,” that the limit* of
A large party o f friends mei at the parson­
Mrs. ChsrJes Boteth it visiting refativ«* at
We bail with delight tbs proposed new shirt
Barnegat, March 14—Republican ticket! yearning, and perhaps vain—that spring is
the
dead letter office after two weeks a d w
age on Tuesday evening of last we«k. It was Atlantic City.
factory at Msnasquao; hot would prefer
Moses L. Johnson and Rollo Irons came near the proposed borough did not contain $100,000 elected as follows :
¡here, and the winter of onr discontent over. tbe 10th aaniversary of Rev. U. Roliin Smith
(tame a« an unclaimed letter.
Miss
Florence
Lewis
of
New
York,
spent
la*t
it •'ven nearer. Point Pleasant should furnish
having a serions collision between their re­ of taxable property, and that tbe three name*
Township Clerk, 3 years, Joseph O. Elber-, t t s hard winter, in tbs amount o f snow and and wife. A fine treat was given by the Sunday with iwlaures in thl* place.
present enjoyed a good time;
spective teams on election day ; but good attached to the petition for the election (E. W. son.
Mise Mamie Finnegan retnrned to tbe city work for her winter residents.
¡ice; intensity and long duration o f cold; and ho«teit. KI]d
T h « m a in p u rp o w o f p aim i h tD
many flu* presents were given to Mr. and Mrs. this week after an extended visit at ber mother’s.
H. W . Neary ta working at Sooth Amboy.
horsemanship spared all bet n slight scratch Farrow, H. T. Downing and Benj. Erernbam)
Committeeman, 3 years, Joseph A. Pbaro.
eesreity o f work and money— tb# winter of Smith.
Mr*. T. I. Gifford l* an Island house guest.
did
not
own
one-tenth
of
the
taxable
property
A lively time at that caucus—wasn't it? Bat ta subjeet to decay, melali io reto, i
aad some broken harness on Johnson'* horse.
Comtniseissinner* of AppeftI, John McCul- \l«6-3 will g o down Into local History,
Mr* riurerip* Ireland and twins, o f TuckerJ. J. James, telegrapb operator at Barnegat
thereof. On the following day. Lieut- Parrow, lough, Barxlllai B. Stokes, Alfred Collins.
Our honored Assemblyman is now through ton is spending a fine week with ber parents Pier for sevsral »urnmers.bat now permanently uot to be compared to the day o f eisetiou.
Capt. Joe Byers, who has been confined iu
«caie ano cranabie. Paint psoraam
with Colteclor A. 8. Ti’ too, of Berkeley town­
statioasd %l Burliugt»»*..w*. a guewt.d baggage
Surveyors o f Highways, William Cox, Jobs with hit tegisUlive doties-and honored be is Mr. and Mr*. Jn««ph bishop.
the county Jail aioea September 1861-. on to
How weii o r for how ioag òapeoda
A. J. Cranmer is paying tbe best market master Georg« Slimm on Sunday last.
B ea ch H a v en
ship, and his duplicate for }|i$. appeared be­ Russell.
by bis feitew townsmen for tb e stind be took prices for good calves.
attachment snit involving the ownership of
qnality of the pa in i A f.
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Mrs. Dr.Kotodorfer made a flying visit from
A meeting of tbe Borough Council waa held
Overseer of the Poor. 3 years. Alfred Collins on ail moral questions (including the race
Mi«s Kate Conover o f Atlantic City, is visit­ the city tbe first o f the week.
the schooner Asher Parker, was released from fore Justice VanSyekel, and proved that the
palai with the foes t terpeetk* drtere ami «affi
Park Haiti were assessed at $110.600 o f which
in tbe school bouse on Monday night. Menar«- groend colora, la knowa a» "ChBlea” 1
Mayor Stanwood is able to be about again.
Poor money, $300; Road rnonay, WOO.
|track), the vapid hswllngs o f certain wouid-be ing ber si*ter Mrs. A. J. Cranmer.
custody on Tuesday b f ÜH eoszent of the
gjoowdcr fish b*ve made their appearance
Rev. John Bimpaon baa given nti hig church
the three psliUotiers represented $13,000.
M anchester T ow n sh ip .
demagogues, o f the Stripe o f those whose in town. Ail seem to be happy that gst a at Norfolk, Va., aw* -emroed home to remain. Hardt, McCftsney and Engle were pretest
and it la ofily ftuoiber i
opposite party (his brother do-tew, Ralph
Mrs. Maibolland ta making extensive im- paiate, It ta so weQ r
Clayton) ander certain n M n fth sa
Charie* Hallork v at to Camden Saturday
»y £ j v „ rh„ tfr,
H —C l , o n . R r p ,.„ -.n fanatical acta hare indirectly made the lest taste o f (be On tribe.
on tbe Beach Haven House both
Mrs.
Thwma*
Randolph
ot
Gloucester
spent
Legislator
for medical treatment after some daw*' litnem. pror<H6«ou
hai/ a gaitoa af te wiu *
inside and out.
V f-T . 7 f . f - ir f t o a K * ! » » » 'terttd. J. E. MnMdl f «
“ Í « I » »re no* Sunday with her mother Mrs. Randolph.
Improvements are being made on the proper­
Tbe congregation o f the M. E. church raa
County V. ici k R avens preventing his Bung tfie .
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bewailing the inaine o f i t ” to the contrarr
Meters. Abie and Atwood, o f Philadelphia, ss mech snrface ss a ralloo of uthsr palo«.
ty formerly called “ Money Island '’—from the
weii pleased with ths solo rendered by ta In­ were
~ r » l. o f ibe e t a * * » «K l M e h r t « U » Perk . f * » » » W * 11" '
hi town tbe p«*t week looking after their Besidas tota, tt p renei ras tiaai decay ter a
N ew Egypt
dian lady (tram tbe Lincoln Institute. Philadel­
Démocratie ticket, average majority w aa 35.
fact tbat Captain Kidd was supposed to have
boroogb. eetii eftee she »etter « ergaed opon
^
1 Frïek W biw h h Ibe M fo r tke Po«oOct
phia) who Is being educated for a miMiraary
I Townabip Clark. E. T. Bcera
-xried treasures there—hat dshbed by rts »*w
Elect ion h*a been tbe one subject o f cocverEider George Reed preached in tbe krager Urne any materia! R ewvera. & tea a
Tbe Deestriek »k ale is the tiUe of an enter- M.Presiding
eenele te^mi poiaia before tbe g a p ie»e Cofifî. ! T
.
.
- e o H , k w » ô ........ » » i .
sfttioe aisoet.
E. church Wednesday 8*gt t i « t at the --In** gnod soiid bné?, gtwm » bmwtìfaì fiera te «ter
S suos, Jos.
ow otn ‘ Beaumont" Ccderbrawfe and snper- i -jir fn in t iv Ttarrjiai '’ «rk
Justices
of othe
“*
tainaent to be given here soon by tbe Epworth
( oMeqoantiy. Barnega, Park „eld •,*
so election Crm
m|.r gr
f Peace, Samuel Saltos, Jos.
Cbalkley Seaman
has b e « walking wHh t jj
Dunfee.^ftwvhiie m oving recwwtly, find UNCNi
of which service the Fonrth Quarterly Confer; C ranser, 8r., o f WbKing*.
fiuoas t-ees hare h e « removed from tka
enee w m held. The Finance« of tbe church
team o f horses to ran away and seme ot hit
Collecter, C. P. Heaviland.
|^ loh -tb en ra w H uf a g « h « tNe foot w * j a
It is said that grocery-can E. R. Wkiterate is I
Oniy rei»b is denterà sefl U. T ao «OB
wooded slope o f tbe promontory, making a
fwruitare badly damaged, amoag which was a
in an easonraging condition. The debt on
entering into a contract with tbe JoUy Nine to are
! $100 organ.
the rimrrh having been redtvred MOD danne
Townsbip CommUtee. 3 years, William Mont- .
J
beautiful grove. A broad a r e a « to the river Wreckage on Sqntn Begeh.
travel and adverttee hi* novelties.
Morris
is
attending
tbe
M.
E
Entertainments
at
our
cbsrrhea
keep
oar
the past year. Rev. N. B. Rochhiil ta expected aBew yon wbat you pah) ter aR i
»od along tbe river front at the cove to the
A sot of wreckage cam« ashore last Saturday gfflwerj.
to return to the charge for toe coming year.
Ceafisnmaft at Mi. Hoilv. B is ha* been a very i
busy.
packages whkh y o « retara ia j
Comnaiusioaers or Appeal, C- Brandi. Patrick
of the headland la atao being constructed. night as Squaa Beach, between Chadwick*
1 A large number of farmers and »there are
Capt F- M. Losan, County *eperiet-sd-st
successimi pastorale bere.
Tbe la g raising list Thursday
Tbe« yoa bave m potete fra J
; retting ready to move— to «ay noth mg of bn*t
aad Sea Side Fark. It consisted of about a M a n !«, §r., Bamnel Gtber-on. o f Whittcg».
t. of roar town, visited
despite the rein a c i the t
Jewelry es tbe Railroad.
qsietiy
"
o
f
|
veem
**.
««w
th*s
sorteg.
Verily
V
test.
dozen batches, a w heel tome span, aad part*
Overseer o f the Poor, Michael Thomas
it did.
, dm Yankee race as a reside** one.
L S î= p * c e Ä=d M orris visited P hffeêe!Andrew Dennis and Char!» f t r i , tract- of
cahis wood work, ir e s s o s * » « e l .
Ritrrpynr* n* 1 1 rghwejKj I f u s f i Prvetftt.
There was tbe lightest rate
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! Mrs. S a r i « Baxter, o f Wnrhlg*«, ketered
W oJaeodey aad eaeressfaffr iiaootcd
walkers on the Peeneylraeia Railroad near The w ood is old . but has evidently bee* ’a the Edward Giber**,
church Sunday eveniag oa " 8oci- tow n Meeting laced*y o f Rb |
tbe*r c a rro o í off barreta to w m . K in g s
A syndicate o f ctpnansta bare secured eoe- j a tbe M.
sard. Not more
* dose
Whiffs««, f o n d owe day test week some w aar but ft short while. Sorfroen M the Life
me. o f Philadelphia.
Ca—tel ’ s, J. E
(R )
¡roí of tee Orange. Cmestown and Bloc*
outside
the
viiio««rsme
1«
i*>
vote.
rffl as*4 G. S. Bstkr t n e e i
jew eLy-riags and a chain- that was taksa ■evieg * » » » • * cone laded from lb« style cf Heinzer.
Railway aad tee Ormare Valiev Sweet
K. T. Frsaeta ta oat for Postmaster.
“ Iatagani EcÄoea,”
w ot toe Sew Jersey Cobway C om pany, aad a sew corp ora ti® «, known j
from William Aemaek'e safe the »tetri of the the wreckage asd the «rn b er o f hatefees, test
P orod Keeper. J . '.zfh P « e
** tee S e b arban Traction Lonspmsv. wfi! be j John G. Reward wffî gfr«
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bsrsxars had
Erf. ta a «Hsd Democrat.
Tbls ***** “ tf
—
* eee er aore coal barges had been raa into or j Rood m « * y , *
,
F
oot met
organised. The lines w a be extruded aad ¡ g limpses o f tèe im e m an gan aicm seder ibi
ca tite r fiotaf
Mise Era Parpagick, of Mount Hsiïy te rter a t t e nasica, reekctrkiîy îetrodueei.
i above caption is o » next teme
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PALATINE
HILL.
A wolflike stream without a sound
Steals by and hides beneath the shores
Its awful secrets evermore
W ithin its Bulleu bosom bound.
And this was Rom e, that shrieked for room
To stretch her ltmbsl A bill o f caves
For half wild beasts and hairy slaves.
A nd gypsies tout within her tomb!
Tw o lone palms on the Palatine,
Two rows o f cypress, black and tali,
With.whlte roots set in Ctesar’s hall—
A garden, convent and sweet shrine.
Tall cedars on a broken wall
That look away toward Lebanon,
And seem to mourn for grandeur gone;
A wolf, an owl—and that is all.
'i-joaqukn Miller.
A SET OF EMERALDS.
W e were stan din g in th e C arrera de San
G eron im o, and w ere rea d in gx h e title o f one
o f M ery’s books a t D u ran ’ s, A s m y atten­
tio n w as attracted b y th e sin gu lar title, and
1 m entioned it t o m y friend, he replied, ns
h e leaned ligh tly o n m y arm :
“It is a beau tifu l day, so le t us take a
tu r n around th e Ftten Castellanft, nrnl I
w il l te ll you a s to ry In w h ich I enact the
c h ie f part. A fte r yo u have heard it you
w il l have no d ifficu lty in understanding t he
title , bu t w ill con sider It the m o s t natural
t h in g in the w orld. ”
I bad plenty to d o , b u t as I am always
g la d o f som e excu se fo r idleness I accepted
h is proposal, and h e w en t on as follow s:
“ S om e tim e a g o as I w as roa m in g aim ­
lessly around th e c ity on e eveu in g, I stopped
b e fo r e Sam per’ s show case. I h ad exam ined
a ll th e colleotion » o f photographs and
s ta m p s in different shops, and h ad chosen
I n m y m ind th e bronzes w ith w hich I
w o u ld adorn m y d w elliu g, if 1 sh ou ld ever
h a v e one.
“ I had been there som o tim e and had
am used m yself b y con ferrin g, in m y im agi­
n a tio n , this or th a t je w e l on som e hand­
s o m e wom an I k n e w w hen I fo u n d m yself
u n a b le to decide w h o m ig h t b e w orth y o f a
m agn ificen t set o f em eralds, as co stly as el­
e g a n t, which especially attracted m y atten­
tio n am on g the oth ers b y th e beauty and
clearness o f its stones. J u s t a t that m o
xnent I hoard a so ft, sw eet voice, w hich
aroused m e from m y reverie,,ps it- said,
‘ H o w beautiful those em eralds a re!’
“ I turned m y head In the d irection o f the
voice . I t m ust, I th ou gh t, b elon g t o a
bea u tifu l wom an. I w as n o t disappointed,
f o r she was ch arm in g. A lth o u g h I saw
h e r fo r on ly a sh ort tim e, h er b ea u ty inode
a profou n d im pression on me.
“ There was a carriage stan din g at the
d o o r o f the je w e lr y establishm ent. The
fa ir one was accom panied b y an elderly
la d y , w ho seemed t o be her m other. They
b o th entered th e carriage an d drove off,
w h ile I was left stu p id ly ga zin g after them
u n til they were lo s t t o sight.
“ ‘ H o w beau tifu l those em eralds are!’ she
had exclaim ed. D id she lo n g fo r them ?
a n d If so, w hy, I linked m yself, does hIio
n o t get them? S h e m u st be w ealthy, for
sh e has a stylish equ ipage, am i I believe I
s o w a crest o f n o b ility on the carriage door.
U n d ou b ted ly th ere ia som e m ystery in tills
w om n n ’s life. S u ch w ore the th ou gh ts that
occu p ied m y m in d u n til she w as last to
sigh t. A n d a lth ou g h her life seemed so
enviable, so peaceful, I w as qu ite sure that
there was som e m ystery there. I shall not
te ll you how, bu t I finally boennieacquaint­
ed w ith it.
“ She had been m arried a t an early ago to
a dissipated m an w ho, after squandering
h is ow n fortune, had sou gh t for other
m ean s in a b rillia n t m atch.
Jlis bride
p roved t o lie a n exem p lary w ife and
m oth er, ami sacrificed everyth in g in order
t o save som e o f her estate for her daughter,
a n d to retain the piu ce in society which be­
longed to her b y rig h t, th ou gh her wicked
husban d had deserted her nnd fled to a f o r
eig n country.
“ People talk o f w o m e n ’ s gre a t sacrifices,
b u t I lsdleve th a t th ere are none, in view
o f th eir peculiar organ ization , com parable
t o th e sacrifice th e y m ake o f an anient do■ire in w hich va n ity and coqu etry have a
share. From th e tim e I becam e aware o f
th e secret o f th is w om a n 's existence,
th ro u gh the eccen tricity o f tny disposition
m y ch ief desire w a s to obtain th a t set o f
em eralds and give it to her in such a w ay
th a t she cou ld n eith er refuse it nor know
w h en ce it came.
"A m o n g the m a n y difficulties before m e
In a ccom plishing th is nm bition was the
fa c t that I lacked fu n ds. B u t I d id not give
u p m y id ea ‘H o w sh all I ge t the m oney?’
I said to m yself. And I th o u g h t o f the
m arvels o f the “ A rabian N ig h ts ," o f those
m agica l w on ls t o th e sound o f w hich the
earth gaped'open an d displayed its hidden
treasures; o f the m a gic w ands that were so
w on d e rfu l that w hen one tou ch ed a rock a
stream w ould issue from it, n o t o f water,
b u t o f rubies, topazes, pearls an d diam onds.
"F in a lly I resolved to w rite a book ami
Bell it. T o draw m on ey from a stony editor
w a s a hard task, b u t I succeeded. I wrote
an original w ork w h ich did u o t please the
p opu la r fancy, f o r on ly on e |>erson cou ld
understand It, and it w as an en igm a to a ll
t h e rest. I called th e Ixxik ‘ T h e Set o f E m ­
era ld s ,’ and signed on ly m y in itials to it.
" A * I am n o V ic to r H u go, b u t on ly a
sim p le writer, I assure yo u th a t I did n ot
rea p as m uch m on eys?, the a u th or o f ‘ N o­
tr e D am e de P a ris’ obtaiued fo r his last
w o rk . H ow ever, I h ad en ou gh t o begin t o
c a rr y o u t m y plan. T h e set o f em eralds
w a s valued at $14,000, and as I hi d on ly
a b o u t $6,0001 had recourse t o the lottery.
B y go o d luck I w o n a ll that I needed.
“ O n th e follow in g day 1 w en t to Samp­
er*«. B ut as I th rew o n the cou n ter the roll
o f b ills w hich m ig h t have paid for a pleas­
u re trip through Ita ly and afforded m e a
life o f en joym en t fo r som e years at least, I
hesitated , you w ill say. N o, indeed. I cast
th e m dow n w ith th e ease, th e same satis­
fa ctio n , that B u ck in gh a m experienced
w h e n Ins b ro k e n s ir in g o f co s tly pearls and
scattered them at h is lady lov e’ s feet.
“ 1 bou gh t th e gem s and took them hom e
w ith m e. Y ou ca n n ot im agin e anything
m o r e beautiful than those jew els. I d o n o t
w on d e r that w om en heave a sigh as they
lo o k a t the d a zzlin g display in shop w in ­
d o w s, or that M ephistopheles ch ose a pearl
neckla ce In ord er t o tem p t M arguerite.
A lth o u g h I am a m an , I w o u ld have lik ed
t o Wve in the east a n d be on e o f thoee fa b u ­
lo u s m onarch* w h o encircle their form *
w it h g o ld and preciou s stones, so that I
m ig h t have adorned m yself w ith those
sp a rk lin g gems.
“ A s soon as I h a d purchased the gem s I
b ega n t o think h o w I sh ou ld send them t o
her. A t the end o f a few d a ys, thanks t o
m on ey ! b a d le ft, I sueeawled in brib ­
in g on e o f the m a id s to place th em am on g
h e r jew els w ith o u t her kn ow ledge, and I
b rib e d her to silen ce b y gi* in g her a th ou ­
san d reals, and m a k in g her prom ise t o g o
o tf t o B arcelona as soon as she had fu l­
fille d her task—a n d she did so.
“ Y o u can im a g in e th e surprise o f th is
w om a n w h om I ad ored fro m afar w hen,
«■ m e e tin g th a t h e r m aid ba d stolen fr o m
h w , on account o f h er h ra tv flight, she
fcm n d these m agn ificen t je w e ls in her desk.
‘ W h o cou ld h ave divined m y desire?’ she
Cried. W h o indeed cou ld have sospwrted
that she still thought of those gems with a
faint aigh of regret?
“ Time passed on. I knew that she had
kept my gift, and that Hbe hod endeavored
to discover whence it had come, but she
never wore them. Did she despise m y offer
ing? Ah, I reft».® ed, if sha only knew the
sacrifice it had cOst me I If she knew that
I was almost equal to that lover who
pawned his winter overcoat to buy a bou­
quet o f flowers for his ladylove! Does she
think that it has been sent by some high­
born love, who will present himself some
day to claim his reward? W hat a mistake
she has made! Even though she were free
t o love another than her odious husband 1
was much too far below her in station to
think o f claiming her hand!
“ One evening, when she attended a ball,
I stood outside of the palace to watch for
her, and I saw her as she alighted from
her carriage, rad lent with beauty, while a
murmer of admiration burst from the
crowd as she passed by. The women
gazed at her with envious eyes, the men ad­
miringly, while an involuntary cry of as­
tonishment burst from ray lips. She had
on my emerald necklace. That night 1
went to bed without any supper, for I was
so agitated I could not eat, but I felt happy.
During my sleep I Imagined that I could
hear the music from the ball and see her
pass before me, and I dreamed that 1
danced with her.
“ The affair o f the emeralds had leaked
ou t and was the theme o f conversation
among soma highborn ladies. A fter they
had stibn the stones there was no doubt that
the occurrence liatl takofT place, and the
idle gossips began to comment upon it. My
idol enjoyed an unblemished reputation.
In suite of her husband’s dissipation and
his indifference toward her, calumny bud
never been able to attack her, but now the
venticillo Don Basilio sings of in the opera
began to make itself audible. One day,
w h ile I w «r . ¿ s fiA t 'c
young men, they tqxiko o f the emeralds,
and a simpleton finally made a sneering rc
mark about the woman.
“ The M id ’* word* w o iim I m y fry, »
d a ily because the rest agreed to them. But
I restrained myself. What right had I to
defeud that woman? But before a quarter
o f an hour hail elapsed I found occasion to
pick a quarrel with him, and I contradicted
him so flatly and was ho aggretuiive that a
duel was the upshot o f the affair.
“ M y friends w ere astonished th a t I had
s o u g h t a duel fo r such a sim p le cause, as
w e ll as th at I w ou ld not listen to any ex
plaim tiou. I fo u g h t, but I ca n n ot say
w hether su ccessfu lly o r not, fo r th ou gh I
saw m y op p on en t fall, yet I felt at th e same
m o m e n t th at m y ow n eyes were dozed . M y
ears buzzed, am i I also fell, d angerously
w ou n d ed In th e breast. T h ey carried me
t o m y h um ble d w elliu g , w here I w a s seized
w ith a raging fever. I d o n ot k n o w all the
tim e I spent in bed , ca llin g w ild ly fo r her.
1 sh ou ld have h a d fortitud e to suffer all my
life ju s t to o b ta in a gratefu l lo o k from
h er on the b rin k o f th e grave.
“ B u t it was sail to (lie w ith ou t u single
w ord from her. T hese thoughts troubled
m y bruin, and on e n ig h t w h ile I w as toss­
in g restlessly a b o u t on m y couch, burniug
u p w ith fever, the portieres w ore drawn
b a ck , and I saw a w om an sta n d in g at the
threshold. 1 th o u g h t I W fs d ream in g, but
n o, for she d rew near m y bed , w here I w as
tossin g a bou t in distress, am i us she raised
h er veil I saw a tear g loa m in g on her
cheek. It wits s lid
‘ T ra in ed m y s e lf u p w ith s ta rin g eyes,
a m i—ju s t a t th a t m om ent arrived at Du­
ra n ’s jew elry establish incut."
“ W h at d o you m ean ?" I interrup ted as
m y friend d iverg ed in this manner from ids
story. “ W ere you n o t w ounded a n d lying
on y ou r back hi b ed ?”
“ I n lie d l W h a t nonsense! I had forgot­
ten to tell y ou th a t thin w as w h a t I had
been im a g in in g from Siuuper’ s, w here 1
really saw the set o f em eralds ■a m i heard
th e exclam ation I have told you o f, to the
C arrera o f San (Jeronimo, where u porter
jo stle d against m e and aroused m e from
m y reverie as I was gazing in D uran's
sh o p w ind ow s a t a book b y M ery w ith the
title , ‘ T he H istory o f W h a t H as Never
H a p p en ed ," D o y ou understand it n ew ?"
A s I liennl th e d enouem ent I co u ld not
help laughing. In fa ct I d o not k n o w what
M ery ’s w ork refers to, out I am sure that
tunny books m ig h t lie written u n d er that
title .—Trim sliiled from the Spanish o f Gus­
ta v o B eequer b y M ehetabel Q uincy.
“ I have used Ayer's Hair V igor for a nun her o f .vests, end ll has always given me sailsfaction. Ii Is an excellent dressing, prevents
the Indi from turning gray.Insures Its vigorous
growth, and keeps the scalp while and clean."
M try A -lackeon. Salem, Mass.
1 h e b e st s “
^
n
j
builders usa
lumber, brick, lime, cem ent, sand—
w hatever g oes into the construction
o f a building ; they employ only the
best workm en and pay the best w ages;
they get better prices for their w ork
than their less careful com petitors,
and alw ays get the best con tra cts;
they paint their w ork with
S trictly P u re
W h ite L e ad
manufactured by the “ Old D u tch ”
process o f slo w corrosion ; the
^ o r a l- H t a t t a s S tfitim le
TOMS RIVEE POST OFFICE.
MAILS CLOSE FOR
New York and points north, fl.ßo A . V .
New York snd til points north o f Minchesttr
I.
66 A. M. 9.6ft P. M.
Manchester, Bayvllfe, Cedar Creek, Forked
River, W iretow n, Mints between Manchester
and Bridgeton, 0.68 A. M.
Philadelphia, Washington,
Mouthers and
Western States, points between Toms River and
L'amdeu, island Heights, Trenton and Southern
Jersey 7.80 A . M. 8 65 P. M.
Points between Ueaslde Park and Point Plea­
sant, 9.6Ö A. M .
Whitings and Tuckerton, and points between,
MS P. M.
Milverton and Ramollie s.oo a . M., Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday.
Registered mail, 9.W A. M.
MAILS AitKlVJf PROM
New York and Philadelphia, (too a . M.
Philadelphia, Ciraiuu, Island Uelgbts, etc.,
10.27 A. M., 6.6» P. M.
Whltiugs and Tuckerton, and pointa between
II,
07 A. M.
New York and all points north, Forked River,
Bridgeton, etc, lt.01 A. II.
New York and all polut* north o f Manchester,
1.17 p. M.
New York and points north o f Manchester » . «
P.M.
«¡¡verton and Bumvllle, 4. SO P. M.. Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday.
Registered mail, 11.07 A. 11.
Corrected, January, 1808.
W. JB. SINGLETON. P. M
CHUECA DIRECTORY.
M etiiod iw t KpiacnpHl, Cor. Hooper Avenue
and Washington Btreet. Manday, preaching ser­
vices at 10.80 a. m . and 7.80 r. m. Munday senuoi,
tM t . m. Prayer Meeting, Wednesday, 7.80 e.
m. Class Meetings, Bunduy 18 M.; Tuesday, t ,w
f, m.; Friday, 7,8ti r. m. Kpworth League, alter­
nate Tuesdays, st 7.80 r. u., snd Sundays at 7,oo
r. M. ltev. it. u . Stephenson, pastor.
P re s toy t e i i a n . Corner Washington and
llnmcr Streets. Sunday, preaching at 10.80 A. M,
and 7.80 p. m . Sunday-school at 1$ u.
B a p t is t , Main Street, below Lien, «unday,
utcaching at W.80 a. a . u.NP’f i W i T 's r “ifcMukj
school. 1» * . Prayer Meeting, Friday at 8 r . m.
Rev. Dr. John Scott, pastor.
C h r is t tlliurr.li, P r o t e s t a n t E p is c o p a l,
Washington Street east of M&guolia Hotel. Bun•>», iaiu-»(0«.«M»r/»iA< !<»;.« t , ►-•; iW#Mj«9gMfifV*,
i.ou p. m . Sunday school, 8.80 r . u.
m i , J o s e p h 's Itom aii C a t h o l i c C h u rch ,
Hooper Avenue and Water Mtreet. (Services
every first, third aud fifth Sunday until June 1st.
when services will lie held every Sunday, Rev.
Father Healey officiating.
(a la n d H e ig h ts M. B , C h u r c h , Cor. Van­
uatu and Slinpsou avenues, Sunday preaching
services at 10.80 a. m. and 7 45 r. x . Sunday,
ichool at 8.80 v. m. Prayer - meeting on Thurs­
day at 7.45 p. m . ClaHS-mcettug on Sunday at 18
m. Kpworth League on Tuesday eveuing at 7.45,
J. H. Hatteu. Pastor.
A V E R ’S
S arsaparilla
I b superior to nil other preparations
claiming to lie blood-purifiers. First
o f all, because the principal ingredi­
ent used in it is the extract o f gen­
uine 11ond urns sarsaparilla root, the
variety richest in medicinal proper-
Cures C a ta rr h “
“' ^
low dock, being raised expressly for
the Company, is always fresh and
o f the very best kind. W ith equal
discrimination und care, each o f the
other ingredients are selected- and
compounded. I t is
T H E
Superior Medicine
because it is always the sam e in ap­
pearance, flavor, and effect, and, be­
ing highly concentrated, only small
doses are needed. It is, therefore,
the m ost economical blood-purifier
p
in existence. It
u u io S
makes fo o d nour-
tern* I medicine required. Curts teller, e<*zi-nu
itch, all eruptions ou Ihe face, lands, (lose. Ac.,
leaving the ukln cle»r, whit»- and health’ . Us
rtat healing and curative powers are poreessnl
jr no other remedy.
Ask your drugglsi for
S wa yj-k’m Oisr emt.
i
H o rifi»1« O ran ge G raves.
M ore and m ore the p la n ta tions, graperies
an d orange groves o f F lo rid a a re p a ssin g
in to the hands o f northerners and E n glish ­
m en, for uu i-iKTVttting clim a te w ill d estroy
lo ca l energies in tim e. T h e “ cra ckers,’ ’ o r
native population, are im p rovin g u n d e r
education, but th ey d o n ot g r o w fast
ot’*-*.*
ciz .t*nr J«,vsi
little planting near th eir cabin s. N a t u ­
ra lly they are £ sim p le an d h ospitable people
w ith a speech som ew h a t tin ctu red b y n e gro
d ia l pet Resides fr u it, F lo r id * has n vast
w ealth In her phosphate beds, w h ich are o f
unmeasured extent, b u t on e ca p ita list says
th a t since the investm en t o f $30,000,000 In
phosphate in the sou th th e business has
beeu overdone, and th ere is no d em an d fo r
phosphate land a t present.—N ew Y o r k Sun.
Q P P n r i l l A MuHg. workpleasO b n u r u L n ant, sleep refresh­
ing, and life enjoyable. I t searches
Oiit ail impurities in the system and
expels them harmlessly by the natu­
ral channels. AYEIt’S Sarsaparilla
gives elasticity to the step, and im­
parts to the aged and infirm, re­
newed health, strength, and vitality.
A y E R ’S
Sarsaparilla
Prepared by Dr. J.C . Ayer &Co., Lowell, Man.
Sold by nil Driiggiata; Price $1; six bottle*, $5.
How Sulvuge Is A w a rd ed.
S alvag e Is generally aw arded on a ll p ro p ­
e r ty saved, whether h u ll o r freight. G o v ­
ern m en t property is su b je ct t o the sam e
con d ition s as that b e lo n g in g t o private
p ersons. In som e in stan ces there are c o m ­
m o n civilities exp ected a n d offered, w h ich ,
a lth o u g h unwritten, a c t o s a bar aga in st a
c la im for salvage. T h u s it is said th a t i f a
steam boat be stranded on a sand b a n k in
t h e Mississippi riv er an d a nother boa t
d ra w s her off cu stom p roh ib its any sa lva g e
com pensation.—N ew Y o r k E ven in g Sun.
Cures others, will oure you
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
IE N N N Y L V A N U R A IL R O A D .
P h il a d e l p h i a and L o n g B r a n c h Mi v isio n ,
T im e T a b l e A d o p te d O c t. IO , 1 8 0 2 .
T R A IN S LBAVK TOMS RIVER
For Camden and Philadelphia, 7.4S a . m ., 4.19
p. M., week days.
For Berkeley, 10.87 A. M., and 1.40 p. u.,
week dav*.
For Islaud Heights, 10.87 A. m ., 1.40 and 6.64 r.
.. week days.
For New York, via Berkeley and Bay Head
Junction, 10.97 a .
1.40 r. x. week days.
For Point Pleasant, Sea Girt, Aabnrv Park and
Long l<ran>di, 10.97 A. M., 1.40 P. M. week days.
For Tuckerton, via Whitings, 7.48 a . m., and
4.19 p. h ., weekdays.
LEAVE BERKELEY
For New York, 10.6» a. m., 8.87 p. u. week days.
For Islaud Heights aud Toms River, 18.96 and
8,41 p. m . weekdays.
LEAVE POINT PLEASANT
For Tom s River, Berkeley and way points,
11.on a . it., and 8.17 r. u. week days.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA
For Tom* River, 8.30 a . m „ 4.00 p, m„ week
days.
LEAVE NEW YORK
For Tom s River and Intermediate stations, at
9.10 a . M., 19.60 p. m., week days.
J. R. WOOD,
WILSON BROWN.
Uen. Pass. Agt.
Superintendent,
^ 1 K N T IIA L M. I t.O * N I :W JE U M K V .
N E W JK K M K Y NiltlTHKIIlM D IV IN IO N .
A n t h r a c it e Cual used e x c l u s i v e ly , I n su r­
i n g C lea n lin es s n n d C o m fo r t .
T h r o u g h C o a ch e s t o N ew Y o r k - K e d u c r i f
H h I cm, q u ir k T im e , w li.li h u t o n e
c i i n iig e o t C ars, t o P h il a d e l p h i a .
T im e T a b l e In e ffe c t N o r . 1 3 , 18US.
T RAIN S LEAVE TOMS RIVER
For NEW YORK, Elizabeth snd Newark, all
rail, at 7.08 and 10.08 a . h „ 8.08 and 6.60 r. M.
For BA UN KUAT, at 8.06 and 11.07 a . m., 4.1m
aud 6.48 p. m.
For LAKEWOOD, MANCHESTER, RED
BANK, etc., 7.08, U.Oi., a . M. 8.08, aud 6.60 I*. M.
For BATONTOWN, LON« BRANCH, etc,, at
7.03 and 10.03 a. m., 3.uk und 6.6« r. m .
For ATLANTIC 01TV, GLASS BORO, WIL­
LI AMBTOWN, etc., at 7.08*. M. and 8.08 p. w.
For VINELAND, BRIDGETON, e tc., Cumber­
land and Maurice lUvor Branch, at 7.08 a. m . and
8.118 p. M.
For PHILADELPHIA, via Winslow Junction,
at 7.08 a . M. and B.os p. m.
RETURNING
Leave NEW YORK, foot o f Liberty St., N. H.,
via all rail, at l.ao mul 8.16 a . u ., l.46and4.9u r.u.
Leave NEWARK, Broad 8 t „ at 8.88 *. M., l..v
aud 4.88 r. M.
Leave PHILADELPHIA, PterHSouth Wharvos,
Delaware ltlver, at h.ihi a . m., 4.oo p . m.
Leave ATLANTIC CITY, at 8.10 a . m. 4.00 p . n.
Leave RED BANK, at 6.40 aud 9.46 a . m. 9.67
aud 6.80 p. M.
Leave LONG BRANCH, N. J. 8 ., at 6.87 nun
9.85 A. H., 8.40 ami 6.8<l P. M.
Leave BATONTOWN,at 6.60 aud 0.66 a , M.,and
8.05 and 6 SMp. M.
Leave LAKEWOOD, at 7.86 and 10.8« A. M. 8.89
and 6.06 r. u.
Leave MANCHESTER, at I.M and 10.60 a . ¥.,
4.00 and 6.98 r. u.
Leave BARN BOAT, at 6.97 aud 9.80 a . m., 9.30
and fl.16 i*. m.
J. II. O l.ll AUHKN. Uen’l Hupt.
11. P. BALDWIN, Geu’l Pass. Agt.
^JM K W A PK A K K Sc O H IO ItUIJTK.
John T . Lewis & Bros.
W e s t a n d Mnutli v ia W a s h i n g t o n , D . C.
brand. F or colors they use the Na­
tional L ead Com pany's Pure W hite
Lead T inting Colors. T hese colors are
sold in small cans, each being sufficient
t o tint tw enty-five pounds o f Strictly
Pure W h ite L ead the desired shade.
The F. F. V , a solid train o f Pullmun vestibule
sleepers, dining car and dally coaches, New
Vurk to Cincinnati aud Louisville, via. Washingion, without extra fare, i-ave New York ny
Pennsylvania Railroad, 6 p. u ; Trillion. 6.88 r.
a.; Philadelphia, 7.W p. u.; arrives Cincinnati,
0 p. k . next day ; taumvtlle, 9 in; Hi., Units, 7.tm
next morning, giving direct connections in points
beyond. Cincinnati exprctts.dally, except Stindav,
leaves New York, 8 *. u ; Philadelphia. 10.90 a .
s . ; Wash, ngi on, 9 r. s.; arriving at Cincinnati at
7 fto A. M and St. Louis 6.80 p. M. next day.
First class limited rates from Toms River to
ClucluiiaU,$16; taiimvlile, 19.no Ht. Louis, $91.96 ;
«an Francisco, $87.60 Through tickets and bag­
gage checks at all principal Pennsylvania R. K.
offices. For further Information, maps and time-
This brand o f Strictly Purs W h its Lead
snd National Lead Co.’s Tinting Color«, are
for sale by the moat reliable dealer« in paint«
everywhere.
If you are g o irg to paint, U will pay you
to «end to u» for a book containing informa­
tion that may •c.ve you many s dollar; it will
only coat you a postal card to do ao.
RHEUMATISM PREVALENT.
Our Abandoned Forma.
j
T o assume that the farmer will farm
no more would be a fearful prospect for j
C a u sed by t h e Sadden C h a n g e s o f
o a r race—-quite as fearful os to assume
T e m p era tu re*
that the soldier would not fight for his
country agaiust any other country; that
PEOPLE WHO HAVE FOUMB RELIEF.
the tailor would n ot make us clothes, pr
that the shoemaker w ould not supply us
Rheumatism Is more prevalent here
with shoes.
than ever before.
Surely it would be great guin, not only
When this disease fastens upon an In­
to the commonwealth o f Massachusetts,
dividual with ita soreness and pula,
but to the national commonwealth, if, in•welling the joints, rendering him helpleaa
d doll
stead o f drawing grewsome and
Id his movements, and shattering his use­
morals from a pamphlet with the pathetic
fulness, he If Indeed a - obieef o f pity.
title, "Catalogue o f Abandoned Farms in
The slight pain in the back, pain or stiff­
Massachusetts (or New Hampshire or V er­
ness o f the joints or muscles, Isa warning
mont),” we could Infer that the issuing of
indication o f an improvlshed condition
these catalogues was but a rational and
o f the blood, a low state o f health, and If
normal detail by way o f facility in the pro­
not attended to at once, means rheu­
gression of that great law which moves
matism.
.
„
,
.
communities o f individuals back aud for­
Rheumatism can now he relieved and
ward, and back and forward again from
cured.
one precinct to another, and from one vicin­
Since the introduction o f Favorite Rem ­
age to another on the map of societies and
o f states, but always conserving and pre­ edy, by D r. David Kennedy, o f Rondout,
N. Y ., there has been few er sufferers
serving the equation o f prosperity, o f tran­
than ever before.
quillity, and of the general content in and
Favorite Remedy drives out rheumatic
between und around them ail.—Appleton
poison from the blood, restores the circu­
Morgau in Popular Sciencé Monthly.
lation, strengthens the nerve power.
The best p roof of Its value is the good
••How i o < u re s l l 8v.li! i»ls«‘« * * -s ."
It has done.
S mply apply "HWavne ’s O . ntmkm ’. ” No In­
GOLD AND SILVER
In order t o add quloklv to the volume of
money In the treasury of the com pany for tho
purchase o f u now concentration mill, to be
erected on tho Monte Crtsto portion of the
properties o f the above-named company, I
now offer all or any portion o f T e n
VlioiiMMikd F u l l P a i d , N o i i - A smcmmn b ln (J im r a n t e e d S h a r e # , j t F I V K
D O L lL A M N B A C H , n e t eam lf, and will
pcrxonally underwrite and guarantee the
payment o f at least t w e n t y - l i v e c e n t #
Interest o r dividend e a c h a n d e v e r y y e a r
f o r t e n y e a r n , dating from the purchase of
the shares by the persons to w hom they will
now be Issued.
Tho sale o f ten thousand shares now at this
price will bring fifty thousand dollars to the
treasury o f tho company, and ihin sum will
equip the Monte Cristo properties with a llr s tclitMN m i l l , that will treat o n e h u n d r e d
t o n « o f o r e per day, and thus yield a largo
r vonun to the company.
Tho purchasers o f these ten thousand share«
will have that many o f tho D il l im l d n o n a mhom« wtile « li nr*-* in the com pany, and
will share In n i l t h e p r o f it « a n d a d v a n ­
t a g e « , as w ill all other share owners, and will
receive a t l e a « t fiv e p e r r e n t , yearly on
their Investment, ns guaranteed by M. M.
Pomeroy, for the period named. They will
probably receive very much more each year as
tho work progresses and tho business o f mi­
ning Is carried on for the benefit o f those con­
cerned, but will a iire ly r e c e i v e the five
per cent., that Is, twenty-five cents per share
on each share thus purchased.
This offer 1« made to hasten money Into tho
treasury o f tho company for I m p r o v e m e n t
p u r p o s e « a lo n e .
This offer Is now made to hold only till ten
thousand shares are thus sold. Interest paid
on guaranteed shares In all oases from the dny
tho pny for these shares is received at this
office, and the payments made promptly on all
cases.
A large 86-page pamphlet. Illustrated, and
other printed matter giving absolute facts con­
cerning the Tunnel enterprise, sent on receipt
o f six cents In stamps to prepay postageIII A I I K ITT. P O I T IK R O Y ,
President Atlantic-Pacific Railway Tunnel Co.,
Rooms 46, World Bldg, N. Y. City.
R e je c te d .
H e —You say you lo v e m e, b u t ca n n o t be
m y w ife. Ih 1b because I a m poor? T h ere
a r e better things in th e w orld than m on ey.
She—Quite true, but it takes money to
buy them.—Exchange.
Ooturhhiji lead- to consumption,
Balsam relieve* ll Ht once.
A C ID S
GOOD ENOUGH ’
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
Amelia Hives,
Hamlin <¡arlai.il,
F. Marlon Crawford,
Paul Miniati.
Jerome K. Jerome,
Catulle Mende*.
Edgar Fawceti,
Francois Coppe«,
Julian Hawthorne,
Anatole France, etc.,etc.
Ambrose Bierce,
Marv .7. Hawker (“ Lanoe Falconer *•).
Well, they are a few from a long Hat o f distin­
guished writers o f Action who are under agree­
ment to write for Town Topic* (weekly) and
"T a le s from Town Top ic«" (Onartertv). Each
week’« Issue r.i Town Topic« will contain a short
»tory and one or two chapter« of a novel from one
o f the** great author*.
Town Topic* I* enlarged to 3 9 pane* no that
tin* i i.prot-t ment—the Introduction o f ihe highest
«fe w o f *iorie»—can be made without curtailing
the many other feature* of the Journal, whkh
have made It »he greatest weekIr for the enter­
tainment o f men end women—people of rattan—
ever published.
T d c * from Town Topic*, the now warldfanieu yuaneri*. win hen-after contain in each
uiimiwr. In addition to the many excellent thing*
culled from past year«’ t.**ue* of Town Topic*, a
complete nrgmal novel. To secure the best, a
prize o f $ ! ,o o o i* offered.
No one who enjoys the highest c'arn o f fiction,
and w~i!d be a « ~ *ra sf with alt that pertairs to
good society, can afford to be without Town
Topic* ererj week. There 1* *o much in >rc*t|ng
reading in It and In the ••Tale*,*’ that a clnh *nt"
svrtption to both will supply anv fanny with
abundant reading o f the most entertaining char­
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NEW LIFE,
frx-m
BEACH
HAVEN,
Mr. 0 Landing o f T roy, N . Y ., bad
iktdtnaU&iJi so w A tfw* k« L-ad tn »cturned’ over in bed. A fter using Dr.
Kennedy’s Favorite Remedy but a short
while was restored to health.
,r W hat reason then for suffering with
rheumatism o r neuralgia. _ This medicine
will help y ou if given a trial.____________
ULCERS,
C AN CERS,
SC RO FU LA ,
SALT RHEUM,
R H E U M A T IS M ,
B L O O D P O IS O N .
these anil every kindred disease arising
from impure blood successfully treated by
that never-failing and best o f ull tonics and
medicines,
S m > itegaSS&
Books o n Blood and Bkin
Diseases free.
Printed testim onials sent on
application. .Vddresa
ib«Swift Specific Go.
A T L 4 WTA. Q A .
Byram 's Balsam of Honey,
During its F ifty Years or m ore o f
public service, has earned the dis­
tinction o f being
The Standard Remedy
for Colds, Coughs, Sore Throat, etc.
May be given t o the weakest infant.
3 5 C e n ts .— T W O S I Z E S . - 7 5 C e n t s .
AT DRUGGISTS AND GENERAL STORES.
YES
PILE
25
D E A F
ft Cures Colds, Cough*, CareThroat. Croup, influen-
(a, Y/hooping C.vifch, Br.u.chitie And Asthma. A
oort'.in euro far Cinsuiuriion in £r»t stage», and
o euro relief in ad7«ncod ctages. U«e at once.
V./.1 v/ill tee tho excellent cirect after taking tin
fir*t desa. Fold by doalera cveryv-hers, Largt
bottle« id cent«
' and
muil.CO.
SA FE
U dîes
CAVEATS,
TRADE MARKS,
DESIGN PATENTS,
OOPVRIOHT8, fttcJ
For information rad free Handbook writa to
MlJNN A co., ail B u oadw at , new youk .
Oldest bureau for securing patents In America.
K»ery patent taken out by us 1« brought tmforo
the publie by a notice given free o f charge in the
W. L. DOUGLAS
S 3 S H O E noT U tp.
9 fw tttiiif H m c t i n w
B eat C a lf S h oo In the world fdr th e p rion
W . L. D o u g l a s «h oes ere sold every w h ere,
e v e r y b o d y sh o u ld wear them . It le a d o ty
y ou o w e youraelt to g et the b e s t v a lu e tor
your m oney. Xtoonomlae In y o m footw ear b y
put ch a sin g W . L . D o u g i n s S h o e s , w h i o h
represent th e beet value at t h e p rlo s « a d ­
vertised a b o v e , aa thousand« o e n testify.
A3~ T a k e N o Substitute, . f t
B e w a re o
Dougin* m u m ____
for It when you buy.
W . L . D ou g la s, B rockton , M a n , Sold by
Largest circulation o f any scientific paper In the
world. Splendidly illustrated. No intelligent
man should be without It. Weekly, B.T.00 a
vearj flA0«lx months. Address MUNN A COi ’ unuaurus, 3 6 1 Broadway. New York City.
o t i c e t o c r e d i t o r s . - a . a . iirant,
the Executor o f Julia A. Ilaningt.on,
deceased, by dtrectiona o f the Surrogate of the
County of Ocean, hereby gives notice to tire cred­
itors of tho said Julia A. Hanlngton, to bring In
their debt*, demauds nnd claims against the es­
tate of the said decedent under oath or affirma­
tion within nine months from this date or iiiey
will be forever barred of any actlou therefore
agaln-l the said Executor.
*A. A. BRAN I’,
Dated Feb. 97, 1R93
(pr * fee $8)
Executor.
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F. L1PSC1IUETZ.
OTICE TO C R E D I T O R * . Michael Murphy
Administrator of Michael Cunningham, de­
ceased,by direction of the Surrogate o f the County
•f Ocean, hereby gives notice to the creditors of
the said Mlcnael Cunningham, to bring In their
debu.deman(l8 and claims against the estate o f Ihe
said decedent under oath or affirmation within
nine month« from this date or they will lie forever
barred o f any action therefore against the said
Administrator.
MICHAEL MURPHY.
Dated Feb. 18,189*. (pr* fee $3) Administrator.
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Notice of Settlement.
BARNKGAT
CITY anil TUCKERTON to NEW YORK
Have yen Hendnrke or F.ye Mraln ?
TRENTON and PHILADELPHIA.
IT WILL COST YOU NOTHING to have ycur
eyes examined i.y « graduated physician at the
Leave Beach Haven 6.6« a . m .. 8.00 r. M.
l^ave Barnegat City 6 63 *. m ., 18.10 r. m.
Leave Tuckerton, 7 «3. a . u . 8.16, r. n.
Leave W’ est Creek, 7.10 a . m. p.94 p . m.
Leave Mannahawkln, 7.98 A. M„ b.vm r. M.
Leave Bsrnegat, 7.84 a. « .. and S.Bo r. m.
Arrive at WhlUnga, S.04 a . ■ .. aud 4.98 r. a.
Arrive at \ew York 1$ R» and 9.88 r.
C. R. „
A rilv cs iN ew York 11 40 a. M., 7.*) p. a. P .R .R .
A nlve at Trcnt«n lu.oc a. a ., 6.4M r u ., P. R. R.
Artlve *i Piii‘a'!e|phla9.4i> A. M., 6.60 r. M.
RETURNING
I ^ -v e New York (Central U. R. of New Jersey,
( M i. « .im ll.lir n
lA «ve New York (P. R. R ) l.oo p. a.
i^ave Trenton, 7.41 * u . *.68 p. u.
Leave Philadelphia (P. K. K ) at 8.90 a . m. ami
4.00 r. * .
Leave Whlttntpi. 10.hi *. a ., 6 40 r. a.
Leave B irm-gal, 10.49 *. a ., auu 6.18 r. a.
Leave Mannanswkln, >«,&| A. a ., aud 4.93 p, g.
Leave W est Creek, 11.15 a . a ., snd
6 r. a.
Arrive at Tu«M,erton, n . n a. a ., and 6.49 r. a.
Arrive at Baruegai City, 1 1 .« a. a . aid ï.6» r.a.
Saturdays only
A ffiw « i uôaeh Haven, I.im a. a . and 7.r« r. a.
U-ave Beach Haven for Tuckerton, «.ao a. g.
and 3.00 r . a . Saturday* only ;.io r. a.
I-rav* Ttckerton for Beach Haven, 1 0 .» a . a.
amt 6.96 f . a . Mondays only 4.96 a . a.
Leave Beach Haven foi Baiueaai. City, 6.90,
a . a ., and 7.in r. a. Saturday« only.
Let-re Karnegat City for Beach Haven at 9.51
a. a ., Mondays only li.ia r. m .
Leave DaioegatCIty for Tuckerton. 6.58 a . * .
18-10 p. a ., and 7 .» p. a. satnrdaya only.
Leave Tuckerton for Bamegat c l i j . ie.W A « .
and 5.59 r . a.
A, M. trains from Beach Haven ran
dally ex-ep t Sunday. P. M. trains Tuesdays,
Thursdays aud Matunlaya only.
A. M. trains to Beech Haven run Tuesdays,
Thursday»nnd Saturdays only. P. M. trains run
daily except 8uud*y. A. M. trains trom Barnegat Clnr and Harvey Cedars Monday oniy.
1\ M. :r*>o* TurtHtara. Thvr*i»v*i ami
and 9a«nrdays only.
To Ba negnt City and HarTey Cedars A. M.
trams, Tuesday. Thurs«1ayand Sain.day only,
P. M . train* Saturdays on .j.
JOHN C. PRICE,
C. M. HEADLEY,
supt.
o . p , ft F, Agt.
PHILADELPHIA OPTICAL PARLORS 1034 ARCH STREET
ttTICE IN H E R E B Y G IV E N , That the
accounts of the subscriber, administrator of
Permella II. FalMnburgh, deceased, will be aud­
ited and staled by the Surrogate, and reported for
settlement to the Orphan*’ Conrt of the County of
Ocean, on Tuesday, the eleventh day o f April
next.
JOHN W. BORDEN.
Dated February 7, 1893.
Administrator.
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Hour*. 8 a . m . to 6 P. m Sudd ay, 1» a . m. to 1
p . « . Consultation free; charge for glannes only
T , J, BUCHANAN, M. 1). Oculist,
Late with QUEEN A CO.
^ ^ r e S ip t a T 'n a m o 'a n ir
Po«t-o(Roe addroNs we m ail
trial bottle I
FREE
and prove!
to y o u that|
A ST H M A LE N E
w ill and does cu re asthma
MEDICINE CO., ROCHESTER, N. Y.
Thirty-Five
MILLIONS
Ol G O L D »nd s lL V E lt was p ro siu e d last j e i r from the mines ut C O L O
KADO, o f which amom t e - e r j stockholder reccirpd his or her piou ortiou a le
pa t— W ERE VOl! ONE O F THEM ’
T w o y e a r s « g o a g e n t l e m a n m B o s t o n in v e s t e d * 6 2 5 c a s h ip 2 5 0 0
S H A R K S o l t h e s t o c k m o n e o f th e s e m i n e s at 2 5 C E N T S p c i s h a r e , a n d
h a s r e c e i v e d in p n la i i v f o r t h e | a e t 1 6 m o n th s a D I V I D E N D o f * 3 7 5
D a y s , sn d
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is
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THE NEXT MORNIÑG I FEEL BRlQHT AND
NEW AND MY COMPLEXION 13 BETTER.
My.dfxitor soya it act* Benl¡v on the «tomach.'liVer
«ful kiilm-y* end i«,.‘ »,rWaii»
m u drink i«
¡iPMaiit insalivo,
lAxatlvu. This
U
nvule ft tun ht rUa, and is iiropared tor use as e«*Uy u
tea. It;* called
M EDICINE
All drucßtlstsnell ¡tat 66e.and ft.00a packaire If
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--------ORDERS nLLED.
YOU THINK YOUR EYES ARE C O O D !
If you have them examined you w ill prolably
”ud that them is Romething wrong with them,
rad that glasses will ite a great help to vou.
We use Inimitable “ DIA It ANTA” ienses,which
arc made only b y ur. and recommended by lead­
ing Oculists aa tho beet aids to defective vision.
Solid Gold Speetacles $ 3 .0 0 1 usual price R5.00
, ^ L Sf '‘,C^ttcle? * I ' 50< Ut-ual priee f.O d
irtitciol Eyes inserted 4.00» usual,, ice 10 .0 0
9. ZINEMAN A BRO, 1130 S. Ninth 8!.
'O P T IC IA N «.
IPHILADELPHIA.
Ipiw w n GPratmit a n« Walnut Straw,«.
W. a. c h a fit , Gra. Frara-ffe* * F rm t« Afl.
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Ca t a r r h
snd Smell.
A C o w b oy D is t r ic t A tto rn e y .
Everybody in the Panhandle knows L o­
renzo Dow Miller. Better than that, every­
body likes him and admires him. Dow
lives at Panhandle City and la district at­
torney and rules over 29 counties. He is a
genius.
Bom in Texas, he w ent to the Panhandle
years ago, when the Indians were still in
the country. His capital consisted of an
unusual amount o f com m on sense and a
6-shooter. He went out on the plains as g
cowboy and has punched long horns all
the way from Lout valley to the neutral
strip. Around his campfire at night he
pored over an old volum e o f Blackstone.
Before very long he bought some more
books. Honest, sober and iudustrlous, he
made friends as fast as the prairie gross
grows in the spring or a yearling runs in
a stampede. He astonished the world one
day by announcing hU. candidacy for di»trlct attorney. He astonished the world
on the day after the election bjr having
beaten his opponent.
From that time Dow has gone on until
he is invincible in his district. One of his
arguments, made before a Greer county
jury before the vcm aoular of the ranch
had given way to the polish o f the effete
east, was os tallows:
“ Gentlemen of the jury, look at that pris­
oner. His phis is dead tough. He’s a thief,
and a sn ea k thief at that. L ook at those
knots on the back o f his head. They are
the bumps o f cussedness. H ow I came to
know is, I tra veled w ith a circus once and
got onto the racket. Now, I w a n t to give
you a confidential stiff and drop a few point#
into your sybtem. If you turn that feller
loose, the bars o f every ranch ia this county
will be down before Sunday night, and some
fine steers w ill be lost.” He le t the com go,
Rnd the man got tw o years.-—Galveston
New&
It m ight be supposed that every man,
woman and child in this country was fa ­
miliar w ith Mr. Blaine’s face, but it seems
that this was not the case. One evening
just before the June convention a gentle­
man rather hurriedly entered the Fifth
Avenue hotel reading room and mode a
bee line for the newsstand. H is face was
pale, but in no other respeat did It differ
from the central figure of 10,000 cartoons
familiar to tho public at large. The news­
boy in charge o f the st<aid naked the pros­
pective purchaser w hat was wanted. The
gentleman named a couple o f papers.
“ Yea, sir," responded the youth with
alacrity, holding ou t his bond for the
change. The pale gentleman paid no a t­
tention to this mute appeal, and taking the
papers was moving off when the boy called
him back.
“ W ho shall I charge them to, mister?"
“J. G. Blaine.”
Not a ray o f intelligence lie up the news
vender’s eye. Instead o f that he fixed a
rather suspicious glance ag ihe retreating
figure, while the loungers in the vicinity
murmured to themselves, “ A nd
is
fame.” —Kate Field’s Washington.
S p e cta cle d B o s to n W o m e n .
I strolled through the streets o f Boston,
up Washington and dow n T rem ont The
streets were now filled with busy throngs.
A thought struck me. I began looking out
for the spectacles on noee whioh I had been
taught were one o f the characteristics of
Boston femininity. On a cursory survey
my impression waa on® 0f agreeable disap­
pointment. 1 determined to m oke the mat­
ter a question of mathematics. I would
Mve it a fair trioL I w ould take the first
250 women I m et in Washington street,
then the same number in Tremont street.
There m ight be some difference in the char­
acter o f the throngs. I found no essential
difference, however.
The proportion o f spectacled to unspecta­
cled Women, counting in all ages, was as 0
to 250 In Washington street o s against T in
Tremont street, or 18 ou t o f a total o f 600 In
both streets. I doubt i f a lesser proportion
could be found in any other American dty.
These figures cheered me. Another He was
nailed. The Boston g irl might be human
after all.—Cor. New Y ork World.
Notice o f A ssig n m e n t.
TRY t ir DUKE
Into each nostril
and ia agreeable.
Price 60 cts.at druggists; by mail,r«gUtered,60
ELY BROTHKM8, 66 Warren 8 t „ New York.
Ti
■righ t Agents W anted Quick tm Hell
C R A W F O R D ’S
L IF E O F
DLAINt
Q|
J I| i| C
Written by Mr. Blaine's moit intimate literary friend.
H T T H E O F F I C I A L E D I T I O N .- * !
The only work endnr«ed by Vice-President
Morton, Att’y Oen. Miller, Private Sec. Halford,
Sec. Foster, and a boat of other of Mr. Blaine’«
Colleague«, i'ntolnet »»nicer«*, aenntors,
etc.; r^nce will outsell any and all other* live
to one.
Oemoiid la *lmply lmmenne.
Bend so cent* for outfit and save time. Don’t
waste time on cheap-John catch-penny book«.
Get the official work and best terms by writ,
ing quickly to
HCHMAMB PUB. « 0 ,4 0 « Knee Ht., Phlla,
CLOVER
SEED
Lowest prices. AH grades. Sample« free.
T H E W H ITN E Y-N O YES SEEM € • „
BINGHAMETON, N .T
tiL Q A M
P E R W E E K and E XPE N SE H
s P o V to men aud women Agents to sell the
Cady Carpet Stretcher. Sells on sight. Address
CAHY M I' « C4»., Auburn, New York.
O N E D OLLAR
EVERY HOUR
Is caitily earned by anv one of either sex In any
part o f the country, w h o is willing to work indus­
triously at tlic employment which we furnish.
The labor is light »m i pleasant, and vou run no
risk whatever. We tit you out complete, so that
you can give the buxines* n trial without expense
J o g g lo * H is M em ory.
nil day, or in the evening only. If you are e...
ployed, and have a few spare hours at your dis­
posal, utilize them, and udd lo your income, —
onr business will not interfere at all. You will
be amaaed on the start at the rapidity and ease
b y whioh you amass dollar upon dollar, day In and
day out. Even beginner* are successftil from the
first hour. Any one can run the tusiness — none
fail. You should try nothing else until you see
fo r yourself what you can (to at the business
which we offer. No capital risked. Women are
grand workers; nowadays they make as much
aa men. They should try this business, as It is so
w ell adapted to them. Write at ouce and see for
yourself. Address H . H A L I.K T T ft CO.,
B ox 880, P o r t la n d , M e.
D B . T H E E L
e r Q Q North F o u r t h ML
t l t f O below Ur*«u.
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one rlM h*< filled, S yemr«’ Baropua
BMptUI «ud 96 r«*n’ pnwUcsJ ■«nrlttBM. Si <l|rarl*>«it, mm hiiara.
Method enllrelr
«ud h»rm(«««.
Motet toll. Hcnd 10 «u. 1« »-««.
■UmpafoT boot "Truth.' Lh*tmle (m
•Mdled book tdeirtlaed, Lb« «i|„«r«
•fqoMk«. ibolr liwful book* *«ii f»l««
frtadolsn: W«Uuonlala *vd homo-tart ««indi«, «od
tbMC oirutof you >{«lB«t taedlcnl boot« i n afraid »heir l*nomoo «¡11 b« ««|Mwed u job. Tbvth lit im ‘
•pd old of both « in. Hoar« : l>«ilr. fromS to
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Usltsd S ta tic Dentil Assoclitloa,
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B e a u tifu l Sets o f T e e t h
fr o m 9 5 up, g u a ra n te e d
s a a iS r t E
O e s , 50 c e n ts , m i l n g , 75 e e n U mad
u pw ards. O ld Seta R ep aired .
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Dogs are wonderful for their intelligence,
and owners of dogs are perhaps equally
wonderful for their faith and versatility.
Every one o f them has a new story. B « o
isthe latest:
“ The other day," says Mr. Gordon. “ I fargot to give Bruno his dinner, and in m y
preoccupation paid no attention to him
when he began to beg fo r iL
Notice o f A ssign m e n t.
"H e w ent sway at last and was gone for
some time. Then he com e in from the gar­
O T I t K IN IIKHKItY 6 I V K V
Tha
den, bringing something in his mouth.
Charles L. Holman, of the Township of JackAnd what do you think It was? A sprig ot
son, iu the County of Ocean and state of New
Jersey, has this uay made ea assignment to ih ■ forgetmenoti"—New York Advertiser.
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subscriber o f his estate. ior the eqnal benefit of
his creditors, and that the said creditors must ex­
Piles 1 P ile s ! I t m i n g p u s s l
hibit their respective claims, nader oath or
Stmitoks—Moisture; Intense itching sad ■tlnsaffirmation, within the term of three months
rag^moet at night; worse by «cratcht»g.
tChlng. if alr
CHARLES B. JAMKS, Assignee. h l.., ta1 continue, tumors
fora,. which
often
luiuuia luna,
. a n » viten
Dated January 93, 1898.
Toms R lv e .f r j|
Onmrawr stops tee itching ana bleeding heat*
'S*1? * 1* - *BJ to œoet cases removes the tamors
Notice o f A ssign m e n t.
At druggists, or by mail, for M crate. Lt
¿ w syn eft Sen Philadelphia.
" K R ,E * V
G IV E N . That
of
Township of Jackof Of**0 an,> State of New
t,hl* daT made an assignment to the
18 “ tata. for the eqnal benefit of
Aihm o' iP” ' , o d th'11 the “ ld cre.1itor* must
SS!!2L..lh*,r .I^?pecllTe ctoim*. o "d e r o»th or
affirmation, within the terra of three menths
CHARGES R. JAMES, Assignee,
Dated January *S,
* is r .
Tom« River, N. J.
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I s,. Duplex - Sewing - Vachine
COITBIUI CM TIBIN O LIST.
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I V S T O T IS " “ « » f « I V E S , TA .i Fr.nfc
k v T. Ilolroan. o f the Townsnip of JacKRon, io
We Conniy o f Ocean and St te o f New Jergey, U t
tniR day made an assignment to the «ntaorther ol
« ir estate, for the equal benefit o f bis creditors
•mi that the «aid creditor« must exhtbivuieir re.
■peutive claims, under oath or affirmation, wifnla
the term o f three months
CHARLES It JAMKS, Assignee.
Dated Janna v u . rena.
Toms Rlver,% . j,
S£d
JOSEPH H. ALLES, Treasurer, 344 Washi gUm S ., Boato-. Han.
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o ffe rs t h e s a m e c h a n c e fo r L A R G E P R O F IT a s q u o t e d a b o v e .
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beneat o f taclr creditors, amt that the • oo Scientific American.................
that M M )i up in itie tbou* nds. D on 't wait
r M F a k m TV*»n^portaHon C o .. T.caaram.
5 Ot North Americas Review....... « a
if you do. you may receive a uutii lire ii-ak id fiD t c s lo i - i or tiC a snare.
f 00 New T o rt Independent. . . . . . . .
B I T NOW. 300 000 shares h u e Iran
T im e T ab le la E fftet • ctota er i o , l f f i ,
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handsome COMPETENCY FOR pBI~T
o t on the ona:kct for the purpose o f develop­
tee Country Gentleman...................
TRAINS LEAVE N SW EGYPT.
LIFE for only a Nmall outlay.
in g and equipiug the mine, at d 60.000 .hares
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a re n o » offered isvestars at only .*’« CF.VTS
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Notice of Settlement.
P E R SHARE, after which the price w iil be
toe
Insurance, no
For Toms River, I.6S sad li .ia A u .
KsUte o f Elijah A. Flt u . Deceased.
r ca n be cfertd . advanced. First come first served
Day».................J Z
Tor Sew Torh, 8.99 a a aau AJa p ■.
1 80 Review of Reviews .................
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W rite o r call for Prospectus and fail partfewfera regarding l b « w o o é -rfn î Mine ynd
RETURNING.
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*»• to S a ä , « r i i i i Uhi txtiñtoj girders payante to
I x l f t A t i * ! : W W T ? f * R 'E AND BRAIN
' L RSAJ MSNT- *SP^c ie c
Hj»teria. nisriDre*,
¡ Fita, Neuralgia. Headache, Kervoo* Prowra" ->n
caused oy aieotroi or tobaci^, Wakefalaem. Men­
tal Dm w * K >««fr«lng of Prsln. earning Ì, ! O B B j ,\ i ¡s « j , u*v *f, death. Premature OM Age
BarrenDes*. L»»s o f Power lo either rex, lmsc! traer. Leucorrhoea and all Female W « l S
B u rk I r a 's A r n ic a sta lre .
i lavo*untare ìemme*, -p en n stcrrtx* couàèd n?
TW* S t w SaX.-VB fe tbs w orld for Cota, i over-exertion o f brain. Self-abuse, orer-lndut
» r a k e s , Scree. Ulcere. Salt Rheum, Fever fen ce. A m on ta i treatment, f i, a me fa br ma».
n ' Ï wttn
Ï Â '«sÎ S
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O L D S A U tS
It 's P A L A T A B L E
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I n a ffe c t O ctob er I O , I H 0 2 .
Trains
“ i was confined to mv bed with rheumatism
Tmartdytuna**'*- ■„ • ws.*
mingham. Oonn., and used Dr. Kennedy's Favor­
ite Remedy but a short while before It drove the
rheumatism out o f mv system."
lA D U LT ER A T IO N
FJYU CKKM TBN R A IL R O A D .
TH ESE NAM ES
The beautiful daughter o f Mr. James
Me Farland, o f DeMoines, la ., fvas help­
less for months with sciatic rheumatism.
After a few doses o f Dr. K ennedy’s Fav­
orite Remedy, she began to grow better,
appetite im pro ved, slept well, and con­
tinuing its use, was cured.
O P IA T E S
J O H N T . L E W I S & B R O S . C O .,
___________________
Philadelphia.
ABE
Kem p’ s
“ I was afflicted with inflammatory rheuma­
tism for fifteen years, writes Mr. E P. Tayer, o f
Bast Nassau, N. Y . So severe that I was sup­
posed to be a cripple for life. Under physicians
treatment I grew worse. Dr. Kennedy's Favor­
ite Remedy helped me from the time I first used
It, and entirely cured me. Have feit no trace of
..’ disease
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since, and ,h
vbat
three voilrl
years *ago.
QDOS AND ENDS.
The vUlAlnfe oeoaore I f extorted prelfA
Hot lemonade is u popular cur* ft » coldm,
A grievance to a man farwhata m m heel
la to a boy.
Cover with paper or d o t h hooka whioh
are In constant use.
A lam p o f camphor Inside % piano keeps
moths from the fe lt
The father of Edward Irving, the great
divine, waa a tanner.
Maxima ore the condensed good sense o f
nations.—S ir J. Mackintosh.
There ore 900,000 men employed upon the
13,006 papers published In America.
Turquoises ore favorite and fashionable
gifts from the bridegroom to the bride.
He w ho runs m ay read, but he m ay net
be colled upon to read on inaugural ad­
dress.
IS
I N Í A L L I £31 Í
W e talk o f horizons, but w e mean only
what can be seen from the book o f our
^ tD ^ V E R Y W H E R E FD R
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hobby.
A w ild elephant hoe a keen sense o f emelL
o * . * * CLANBE S CUBEB CtQAKETfES f o r Cmo f t t 4/A C tmrràl—Primo 10 Ot*. A ttu ién iggltt».
A t a distance o f 1,000 yards It can soent an
enemy.
One part turpentine to three o f linseed
oil, well shaken together, m ake a furniture
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heard.
Comfortable
polish.
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II remedies
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Successful where .all
fail. Tilla«, abook
The cost o f maintaining the famous Gi­ proofs free. Address F.HISCOX,«n Br’dvr’y.N .r
rard college In Philadelphia last year waa
$440,653.
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Nearly 4,000,000 pieces o f mail, it is esti­
mated, were handled every dny lost year by
2 on,°t*® * tajrariA&t
the New Y ork postoffice.
Men w ill skin one another alive in trade
who w ould starve rather than g o into
housebreaking a* a business.
T h . p o n a u t n p t i v o > m F a t t ila u , .a _
suffer from «aliauMin« diaauea ahould «aatorhWm O la n r
It is one o f the attribute« o f a good teach­ yonio. lijare«tfa«wy a Co ^ , W«^U iy|,
er that he knows how to say things in ft
Th« osi/ nr*>«wafer Con*.
way to iudke them remembered.
ß i H P K i S S S I s . 'S
«tv?are not
necessarily selfish or idle o r vicious be­ E L Y ’ S
cause their pockets are fu ll o r empty.
CBEAM
Foxes are so plentiful between Feat
ftueksport, Me.. Aud Stand««» «2»$ th i otwja R A I . l t
hors- s are frightened by their barking.
Cleanses the
Nasal Passage«,
“ The next 30 years present the most glo­
rious opportunity for w ork snd results Allays Psln and
Inflammation,
which the church has ever had in this
country. I want to liv e." These were the Meals the Mores
Restores the
words of Phillips Brooks a week before be
gesses o f Taste
was laid to rest
aoftiUd” and
S S reS !
^rrofmtA, tBd reported for
«etuemen. to the Orphans’ Court o f the conntv
■•XL*“ ’
eleventh day o f Apre
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