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Toms River, N. J M Thursday Afternoon, April 28, 1898.
E S T A B L IS H E D 1850 .
SEEN AND HEARD.
A STITCH IN TIME
Note* a n d C o m m e n t,
LAKEWOOD.
It ia understood that the hotel company will
put down a thousand dollars worth o f stone on
some of the principal streets of the town this
summer. This, with the 16000 voted for roads,
ought to get oor streets in better shape this
year than they ever have been.
Bnckalew A McCne ran a four in hind to
Allaire every Wednesday and 8aturday.\
The Presbyterian Christian Endeavor Society
has elected John Reid, president; Mis* Gar­
diner, vice president; Mrs. R. 8. Simons, -cor­
responding seceretary; Miss Ulara 8. Dasbiell,
recording secretary; Mies Ida M- Uooklin,
treasurer.
Arbor Day (tomorrow) will be celebrated
with four distinct programs in as many de­
partments of the public school.
Lotta( Miss Crabtree) the well known actress,
was a recent visitor here, where she hat here­
tofore spent several winters.
The Lakewood hotel closed on Monday 9fl®r
a more than usually successful season. This
is the end of the its sixth season—the third
under the management of T. F. Silleck.
Francis P. Freeman has laid flag stone walks
in front of his Forest avenue cottagee.
A new school houee will le built at Green­
ville.
The Land company is laying out aome land
on the northwest corner of the village and will
extend Sixth street from Forest avenue,
Seventh street from Madison avenue,and Eighth
street from Clifton avenue, all westward to
Lakewood avenne, in the rear ot the Gotld
mansion. Freeholder Charles R. LeUompte
has laid out a street through bis East Lakewood property; and Fred Fowler haaextended
Laurel avenue parallel with Ocean avenue as
far sb Peail street.
The little girls and boys of the Presbyterian
Junior Christian Endeavor recently cleared
150 for the fresh air fund by means of a fair
at the Caraaaljo Club House.
A strawberry festival put fifty dollars In the
treasury of the Metbodtet Bnnday-school on
Thursday night of last week.
George J. Gonld will at once begin to re­
build the portion of his stables burned at the
recent fire. He also will have a four foot brick
wall erected around hie property. Plans have
also been piepared for additions to the bouse,
The Gonld family leave this week for the
mountains, Instead of golDg abroad as they
had intended.
8 T A R -8 PANOLED BANNER.
OUR COUNTY COURTS.
BY FRANCIS SCOTT KEY.
Ju ry D ischarged Friday.
An Attractive Homs.
J. H. wniiaoee’ Bala •tree! BeeUteaca
Nearly completed.
The colonial cottage of Mr. J. H. WUUoas
Kdeaa and Incidents th a t F lit Across Ye
• n ly o n e Appeal Cnee Come to T rial on at tbe corner of Mala aud Brood atresia la now
Oh, s»jr, can you see, by the dewn’e early light,
Editor’s Mental Vision.
□early completed, and forme one of the n o il
Thursday Last.
W hat eo proudly we hailed a t th e twilight's last gleaming f
Saves nine—th at would b e a good ad. for your tailor; War Is the one topic of conversation now.
lu the court of Common Pleas tbe appeal attractive of the many handsome residences
Whose broad strip e s and bright stare, throngh the perilous flight,
When the morning papers arrive, when the
case of Clarence H Shinn vs Charles A. Hen­ In onr pretty village. The exterior le
but you expeft more from your fire insurance afternoon and evening trains come in with tho
O'er the ra jsp arts we watched, w ere so gallantly stream ing 1
drickson, waa heard, I. VV. Carmichael appear­ flniehed in a light colonial buff, with Ivory
afternoon papers, everybody makes a grand
ing for appellant and Thomas W. Middleton white trimmlnge, the blinds being of dark
And th e rockets' r e d g lu e ; the b om bs bursting in air,
company.
grnau and the roof of moss stained shlngtee.
rush. Frequently the dealers in these evening
for appellee.
Gare proof through the night th a t o a r flag was still there:
papers are unable to supply the demand,which
Mr. Shinn, a well known Lakewood bicycle Tbe chimneys and brick-work ahowlog ore of
trebled in the past few weeks. Last
Ob, say, doe* th a t atu-epangled b a n n e r yet wave
dealer, bad sold a wheel to Hendrickson on the rock faced brick.
A Penny Prem ium saves a Dollar in case of fire—so, has
A wide piazza surionnds the house on Ute
Saturday night the supply was scanty, and as
Installment plan, and Hendrickson had failed
O'er th - land of th e free and the hom e of the tom e T
much as twenty-five cents was offered by some
meet bis payments, The court reversed front and two aides. An effective colonial en­
you see, you get ioo-Jold instead of 9-fold.
trance,
nnder a semi circular porch, opens In­
of the disappointed ones to others more fortu­
On the shore, dim ly seen through tb e mists o! the deep,
Squire Sprowl's decision and gave Shinn a ver­
to a brood hallway, finished In oak. and wltk
nate, for a penny paper.
dict for $7.50.
W here-the foe’s haughty boat in d read silence reposes,
an
ornamental
fireplace In the centre of the
The crowds gather each evening at the postThe appeal of the Long Branch Beef Co, va.
What is that which the breeze, o 'e r th e towering steep,
office, at the groceries, cigar stores, etc., and
F. Conover, was dismissed from the calen­ north side. This hall Is raftered In the man­
ner
of
our
forefather's
day, and It la a very
canvass the probabilities. The news that
As it titCai/y 6/oaw, 2/aJf uonoeaia, half discloses f
dar.
striking room. On the south side opens a sit­
A Feint P le a sa n t su it.
Insurance and Real Estate Sampsou's fleet had sailed was hailed with de­
Now i t catches th e gleam ol the m orning’s first beam ;
ting
room
with
windows
on the sooth and east.
light- The less thoughtful went into raptures
On Friday the jury came together and was
In fall glory reflected, now shines o n tbe stre am ;
over the capture of the flr6t Spanish prize and
discharged. But one case was tried, a alyll salt It Is finished in green tint and with polished
C o u r i e r Building, T om s River, N . J.
dropped down Into the dumps at the rumor of
'Tis th e star-spangled banner; oh, lo n g may it wave
brough in the Circuit court, which lawyer Car­ cherry. Also on tbe south of the hallway la
the capture of the steamship Paris. These
michael said was the first original case In the the dining room, with southern and weatern
O’er th e land of th e free and the hom e of the bravef
crowds, though noisy and argumentative are
Circuit court In his connection with the Ocean exposures. Here tho wood work Is oak, and
the prevailing tint to a Pompeiian red. Both
so anxious to learn something, that any man
eounty bar. No jury.
And where is the b a n d who so Tauntingly swore,
with aught to say can have the floor. A man
James M. VanNote of Point Pleasant waa these rooms have fireplaces and a small conser­
’Mid the havoc of war and the b a ttle ’s confusion,
who has once served In the Navy Is looked
represented by tbe E. P. Longelreel of Maua- vatory, seml-clreular in shape, opens from the
A home and $ c o u n try they’d leave u s no more ?
upon as a Boro by tho small boy and as an
cquan, and the defendants, Hochberg and dining room. At the north of the hallway la a
Oracle by the grown up boys.
Halter, also of Point Pleasant, were repre­ parlor, with Its woodwork of blrdaeye maple
Their blood h a th washed out th e ir foul footsteps’ pollution *.
Lime, Cement and Brick, Doors, Sash and Blinds,
Since war was declared the veterans of the
sented by George U. Low. VanNote had and tbo walls of blue. The northwest room la
No refuge cotild save the hireling a n d slave
Lath. Also, Blacksmith’s Coal aud Coke. At
late unpleasantness have carried themselves
loanod the defendants $150 on a throe months Mr. Williams' den or office, furnished In oak
From the terror of flight, or the gloom of the g ra v e ;
lowest prices. Agents for Lucas’ Paints.
with a martial step, chin up in air, firm tread,
note. At the expiration of the time they paid and rad, like the dining room.
In the rear of the dloing room Is the kitchen,
such as of late years they have been content to
$40 and their claim was that their agreement
And th e star-spangled banner in triu m p h doth wave
assume only on Memorial day. The small boy,
allowed them to reduce the note $40 each three pantries, closets, back stairway and sellar
O’er th e land of th e free and the hem e of the brave.
•t&lrway,
back entrance, etc. In the cellar Is
and many of the fair sex too, wear buttons
months. This VanNote denied and brought
with the legend “ Remember the Maine,” and
suit for the balance,$110 and Interest. Before a laundry, eervante' bath, gas machine, fur­
Oh, th u s be it ever, when freeman sh all stand
the starB and stripes are a conspicuous per­
the suit came to trial at the expiration of each nace, preserve closet, coal cellar, etc. The
Successor to Wm. Aumack
Between their loved home and th e war’s desolation!
sonal adornment. The small boy is generally
three months, they twice paid the Bum of $40. collar extends under the whole house.
Blest w ith victory an d peace, may th e Heaven-rescued land
Opposite C. R. R. Depot
TOMS RIV ER, N. J . better Informed about the ships of the Navy,
The main stairway Is In the rear and of Ihe
This amount VanNote at first declared he bad
their armament, their station aud the number
not received, but afterward admitted that while hall, and Is of the same polished oak. It opens
P raise the P ow er that hath m ade and preserved us a nation !
Into another wide hall In the aecond floor, with
of their crew, than is his father or his older
he
told
them
ho
would
not
receive
It,
yet
when
1 W 0 A. tt M ICHAEL,
Then conquer we m ust, tor oar cause it is ju s t;
brother; and be is busy In his spare momenta,
they left It on his desk, he rolled It up and put finish of Canadian chestnut. Hare there are
And th is be our m o tto , “ In God is o u r trust t ”
between marbles, tops and ball, organizing
O ou wblob a t L aw a nd
in his safe where it still was The court four bedrooms finished In early birch, eherry,
D1ALKR IN ALL KINDS Or
military companies.
gavo VanNote judgment for the balance due wblto maple and Canadian chestnut, each with
And th e stari-spangled banner in triu m p h shall wave
Master in C hancery,
Since
the
close
of
the
last
war
a
whole
gener­
um ber, c o a l a n d w oo d, h a r d
with interest—$33.17-oach Bide to sustain its a different color scheme and treatment. In tba
O’er th e land of th e free and the hom e of the brave.
OHflOlON M1IN AND WASHINGTON STRUT,
rear, with western, southern and northern ex­
ation thirty years old, has grown up, who
own costs,
ware, Locks, Hinges, Screws, Nails, know nothing hut peace. Half eager for the
The story of our National hymn, "The Star-Spangled Banner" is one that can never
posures, commanding wide views of the pineTom s R iv e r, ^ J
W holesale Llcenee'Uranted.
grow old. It was the ljth of September, 1814, and Francis 8cott Key was detained on a Brit­
land west of the villagers a sewing room. On
fray,
half
shrinking
with
the
very
natural
Class, etc., Doors, Sash, Blinds and
A wholesale license was granted to George
ish vessel out In the bay below Fort McHenry. All through tbe night the bombardment lasted,
this floor are also bath, linen cloaeta, etc.
dread of battle and consequences of which they
.Van llise of the Riverside bouse, Toma River.
| AW O FFIC E S.
the bnrstlng shells disposing to him as he anxiously watched tbe Stars and Stripes as they
Mouldings, Shingles, Lath, Lime, Ce­ are absolutely ignorant, these young men look
Three rooms on this floor open with a raised
fluttered on the beBlcged Fort. Finally, near morning, the firing ceased. As Key paood the
sash window out upon balconies, which form
on
hardly
knowing
whether
they
are
glad
that
^
EDWARD H . JiU ftP H Y ,
ment, Brick, etc., etc. Lowest prices
M edal E locution C o n te st.
deck his one thought wap: Has the fort yielded ? Did bis oountry’s emblem float from above
porches to tbe phzzas below.
the government has no use for them, or are
the grim walls ? As be watched and waited through tbe dawn, like an inspiration the senti­
S hbbvk ’s B uilding ,
« nice and Yard on Bay S tr e e t,
The third floor contains two bed rooms and
sorry that they must sit in iuactlon while the
ment came to him, and later, after morning broko, disclosing “ the broad stripes " and bright Five Young Ladles Contest for a S ilver a storage room. The floors tbronghont tbe
B a r n e c a t N . J . work of the war goeB on.
l i t E ast S tate S treet , T r ento n .
M edal Offered toy the W. C. T . V.
TUCKERTON.
•tars, still the guardian of hie country’s fort, he wrote the beautiful words that should be
Tho women folk rejoice that such a small
house are of hardwood, laid In parquetry pat­
No. 380 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
At the Methodist church on Tuesday night terns, Tbe windows are of leaded sash, but
familiar to every one.
quota of volunteers Is called for—yet the man
five young ladies took pari In an elocution con­ generally of plain glasi, little stained glass
F . M . C h a I n t l B ^ s , who was needed or who had a chance to enlist William 8. Fryer have bsen viaitiog his
test for the Domorest silver medal, offered by balng used, except on the stairways. The
^ L B E K l 0 MARTIN.
Dsalik I n
and refused It would queer himself forever father, Samuel G Fryer of Hlghstown, daring
the latter’s Illness.
L ife-S avers for C o a s t G uards.
B urned W eyler in Effigy.
the Woman’s Christian Tempsrauea Union. house la lighted by electricity and gas, and Is
with them.
A ttorney and
Engene M. VanNote of Long Branch, who
Miss Lillian Adams was adjudged tho winner; heated by hot water.
W
ill
Keep
an
Eye
to
K
s
w
a
r
d
tor
Possi­
W
ith
W
ar
Whoops
a
n
d
Gun
Shots
these
graduates
from
Princeton
Seminary
this
spring,
P R IC E . REASONABLE
and Mue Jessie Robinson was awarded the
Spring is here, too! Spring—the very anti­
S jlioitob in C hancery .
In the rear, with an entrance on Broad strati,
ble Spanish Ken-0 - W ar.
Indians T ak e th e Tow n.
thesis of War. Spring—that means new life has accepted the call to the pastorate of onr
prise—a years subscription to the Dem* la a convenient and pretty stable, with three
Upp r Lehigh Coal a Specially and re-creation just as War means destruction Presbyterian church. He passed an excep­ Light House Engineer C. J. Train, Inspector On Saturday night last a band of Indiana second
OFFICE OVER THE BANK,
orest magazine. The other contestants were stalls, a box stall, carriage room, barneae
Tom s R iv e r, N. J. Lumber and Building Material, and death. Spring has crept in upon us while tionally good final examination at the resent of tbe Fourth District, which reaches from captured the town. They ware armed with tbe Misses Maude Dyers, Paulino Britton and closets, cow stable, etc.
have been waiting with bated breath for the session of the Monmouth Presbytery. Since Squan Inlet to Matompkln Inlet, Va., haa gnns and revolvers, kept ap a oontlnaoaa fusl* Hattie Hankins,
The groands about tho house have been re­
Lime, Cement, Brick, Lath, we
sound of the 13 Inch gnns, and has performed last summer bo has preached here as BUpply a been placed in command of one o f ihe recently lade aud made the air re ound with warwboops.
The audience room of ihe church was filled graded aud put down in grass. On tbe Broad
a w o f f ic e s
Sash, Mouldings, etc., etc.
greater miracles than erring and warring man large part of the time. He will be ordained in pnrehased Morgan Line steamers, and Colonel Curiously enough they also were accompanied to Us utmost with interested tpectatora. Tbe street aide, six feet has been given to tbe street.
May.
Jones, an Army officer, It Inspealing the light­ by transparencies, torchlights, a drum corps, chancel was decorated with potted flowers. A curbing of slate has been laid all around tbs
ever can hope to accomplish.
All our Coal is Screened.
THEO. J . R B RO W N ,
Mains are being put down with a great deal houses. This officers says that each life-sav­ and a cart in which was an effigy, labeled Rev. 8. H, llann presided. The judges were
How quick the transition has been. The
Attorney at Law, Solicitor and Master In Chan*
A carved walk of lUUo-eement runs from
Robbins St.
TOMS RIVER brown dried grass has beeu replaced with a of speed by the water company. Tbsy are ing station will be use4 as a signal station to " Batch Weyler." After parading all about Miss Margaret Coale, Prof. C. B. Kelley and lot.
eery, Notary Public.
Main street at each corner of tbe lot to tbe
COURIER BUILDING, MAIN STREET
Hying green The maples have shed their gay using so far as practicable, local labor. It is signal each passing vessel. Doited States war the town, the tribe took up their station at Rev. D. E. Lyons of Island Heights. The ex­ front entrance.
TOMS RIVER, N. J.
red blossoms and are decked out in queer- said that tbe work will be completed on or be­ vessels have been Instructed to answer these Mala and Washington streets. Here one of ercises were as follows;
Tbe house was designed by Child A de Goll,
Special attention given to Uolleotlom. Real Estate
tinted olive green leaves, tiny and crumpled fore Jane 1st. In East Tuckerton tbs work signals, and U no insurer is received from a their number thinned np tbe electric light pole,
Binging, Coronation
architects, of No. 68 New street, New York.
and Litigations.
war vessel, word of an enemy’s presence wiii ana in a trice tveyier was swnng np in tbe air
and bronze like.
Tbe willow limbs are was completed last week.
Prayer, Mr. Book of Trenton
Joseph C. Eayre of Waretown, has been the
Colonel Farron Olmsted, father of Dr, J. B. be at once 'phoned or telegraphed along the and run oat over tbe middle of Main street.
wreathed in tbe softest of baby greens—if there
Duet, Vole as you pray, by Bailie Robinson master mechanic, all Ihe work being dona unl^iA M U EL 0 . BAILEY,
TRIMMING
be in greem a tint to match the baby blue that Olmsted, died or tbe 17th lo st, aged 67 years. line. Lookout will atop be kept from light­ Then the war danoe began. The dlaeordant and John Hann
dar his eye. Edward J. Wirtb furnished tbe
^
Dealer In
He
was
a
veteran
of
tbe
Mexican
war,
and
was
house
towers
and
on
foggy
or
stormy
days
the
we
have
heard
of
so
often.
Already
the
green
whoops
and
the
gnn
shots
were
redoubled.
Miss Maude Hyers—Tbe Bridal Wine Cup
and PAINTING
plimbtng tbronghont. J. Newell Lane painted
FRESH, HALT AND SMOKED MEATS,
grass is dotted not only with golden dande­ Colonel of tbe 59tb Ohio Volunteers daring the surftnsn will patrol the beach • These arrange­ The effigy was lowered over a fire and as tbe
Miss Hattie Hankins—Is It Worth the Sacri­ the exterior. The Interior decorations era by
BUTTER, LABD, MINCEMEAT, ETC., ETC.
...A House Like This, or Any Other.,, lions, bat with tbe downy seed spheres, ready lato Rebellion. He had lived at Tnckerton ments were perfected by Superintendent Kim' swarthy redskins leapt and daneed In trna fice
Fowler and Wilson of Elisabeth, In charge of
800
Designs
and
Plans,
free
to
Customers
AT LIVING PRICES.
for the children to tell the time o' day by blow­ bat a few months. He was burled with the ball and Assistant Secretary Roosevelt.
Indian style about tbeir victim, tbe latter waa
Quartet, Tbe drunkard’s child
tbeir foreman, Earnest Bowcock, who has now
Corner Main and Washington Streets,
honors of war by Ryerson Post, G. A. R.
ing them away.
quickly con tamed.
Mias Pauline Britton—Strong Drink Is Rag­ purchased a home and aettiad In this village.
Signal station a t B araevat Inlet.
oal
oke
ood The rnsty brown has gone from the cedars Mrs Eliza Gale also died on tbe 17th Inst,
Toms River. N. J.
Tbete Indians are hardly supposed to have ing
Frank 8. Brown of this place, w$s also en­
Fencing, Boat Hoards, Spars, Rope, Nalls,
On
Saturday
night
loft
a
detatchmont
of
five
and they are once more deep and lusty in aged 70 years. 8be was the widow of Henry
belonged to the Improved Order of Red Men,
Miss Jessie Robinson—In tbe Kegs
Varnish, Giasa, Brick, Terra Cotta Pipe,
gaged lo tho Interior decorations.
LEON G O BLE,
Lime, Fertilizers, etc. Everything cheap
their green, just as their cousins, the pines, Gale and leaves two sons and a daughter, be­ men from tbe signal Corps of tbe Navel Re­ b it ore rather believed to have beeu Uneal de­
Holo, by Pearl Applegate
Mr, Williams expects to more In next weak.
for cash or approved credit.
have changed from a sickly yellow to a warm side grand children and great grand children, serve, Battalion of the East, w ent to Barnegat scend anis of tbe Indians who once held a Tea
Miss Lillian Adams—A Terrible Charge
D E N T IST ,
Toma River, N. J.
City to establish a signal station. There will Farty In Boston harbor some 128 years ago.
A. A. B R A N T and living green again. The hickory la smooth
Octet, Cold Water Army.
Three New H ouses.
OFPIO*. AT UNION HOUSE, MAIN STREET,
be three of these stations on tbe Jersey coast cnrlons throng of a hundred men, women and
POINT PLEASANT.
and grey, its bads yet unbroken. On the oak,
Decision of judges, announced by Rev. D. E
Three roomy and convenient little houses
I ’ e e t h E x t r a c t e d w i t h o u t P a i n the leaves of 1807 still cling, having defied all
T0M8 RIVER, N. i.
-the one that bas lonfc been in existence at children watched the death dance, bat appar­ Lyone
are those which Captain Ralph B. Dowdy to
The street commissioner (John F. Rarkor) 8andy Hook, and new ones at Daruegst Inlet ently without the slightest fears for their per­
Office Days—Thursday, Friday and Saturday
tbe storms of the winter (like a standard nailed
Binging, Pees me not
Teeth extracted without pain by AnwsthetU
patting up on Robblne street. Two ef them
to the mast) only to be pushed off now lu a few has a gang of men at work grading New Jersey (Station C) and Cape May (Station D). Tbe sonal safety, which fact has led some to be­
Benediction
applied to gums.
face tbe street, and the third occuplee the bock
avenue.
men
at
Barnegat
Intel
are
from
Jersey
City
weeks time by the onruahiDg aud life-giving
lieve that the tribe was not a hostile one.
Tbe winner of the silver medal to expected
of the lot facing north, where It is expected to
The grounds about tbo new hotel Carrollton and Hoboken. One 1* a skilled telegrapher. There wm one clue to tbeir Identity—Ibe burnt
sap.
to take part In a conteit for a county gold ran a street, parallel with Washington street,
J ^ O S T E E N WALTON,
have
been
graded
and
topsoiled
by
Z.
P.
VanTbe
Italians
will
be
connected
with
a
direct
Everywhere the fruit trees make tho air
effigy was dressed In Fred Chattln's Sunday medal at the seml-annanl coiiveullou of tbe
from Robbias to Horner street.
Vote. Tbe hotel itself baa been leased for tbe wire to Washington, and until this wire can be coat—but that clue, like tbe ooat, wont np In
redolent
with
perfume
from
their
blossoms,
County W. C. T. U„ to be held at leland
Cow perthw aits Exchange,Tom s River
C ontractor of P lastering and
The booses are all three practically on one
summer by Kropp of tbe American house, arranged, they, will u#e the Weatern Union smoke.
Heights, on May 26th.
N itrons Oxide Gas administered. Am and give a beauty to tbe landscape that be­ Trenton.
plan.
A piazza In front opens into a side
B rick- L aying.
service.
longs alone to spring. The arbutus and pixey
also
sole
p
roprietor
for
Ocean
County
hallway with stairway to the second floor.
Mrs. Kibbe and Miss Kibbe have moved down
Tbe station will not be directly at Barnegat
Repairing neatly and promptly done. Aw
have had their day, but the fragrant wood
Schooner C. E. Burk Fired On.
BARNEGAT.
work guaranteed Estimates or advice given o f the new local aneesthetic
The
hallway
opens also into a parlor and rant
from
New
York
to
their
summer
home.
Inlet, bnt about a mite below, where vessels
violet raises its tiny pale blue clusters. The
# sth pleasure.
Address,
back by tbe stairs to Ihe dining room, which to
Mrs. Dodd and Miss Dodd have returned come nearer shore than tbe ehoala would allow Cbaaod by a Span ish Merchantman,
May cherry with its pnngeut peifume attracts
TOMB RIVER, N. J.
Captain Joseph K. Rldway of this village,
the
full
width
of tbe house. In tbe rear of this
Which Fired Four ahota,
that wandering pilferer, tht; bee. Tbe insect from a winter in Southern California to their them to do nearer the lighthouse. A house is
one of the State Oyater Commissioners, re­
Is a kitchen, with pantries, side poreh and
th a t is applied to the gum s for pain­ world is all astir In wood and field and the but­ ■nmmer cottage, Old Oaks.
being bnllt for them. Wilkinson G. Conrad
1 H A S . T. HUDSON,
Tbe following dispatch Is given but little ceived Injuries on Saturday last which resulted
cellar stairway. Upstairs there are three bed*
A reception was to have been given Rev. A< of Barr.egat, baa tbe Contract; it is to cost credence among oor vessel owners:
less extraction. W rite for testimonials. terfly and moth are on tbe wing.
In tbe amputation of his left leg. Captain
BARBER.
rooms, each with Its closets, and all well
The lonely robin no longer sings bis sunset M. Lake, the new pastor of the Methodist $349.50 and ia to be complete In ten days from
Savannah, Ga., April 25—Schooner Chine- Ridgway was superintending the planting of a
lighted. Tho attic to also to be plastered and
ehnreh,
on
Wednesday
night
of
last
week;
bnt
tbe
letting
of
tbe
contract.
Tbe
commandant
E stablished 1877.
song
from
the
top
of
the
tall
maple,
but
hops
F o r a New and
eey E. Bnrk, Capt. Mark Townsend, from Key schooner load of shells. At the time of the
finished.
owing
to
the
death
of
Mrs.
Lake’s
father.
of the signal station gets f 55 per month and 19 West, on Wednesday last was fired upon by
O pposite the O cean H o u se .
about the brown furrows In tbe Bweet delights
accident he was standing ou the schooner's
The houses arc to be flntabed to oiled hard
of lovem&king with thecoy mate he has chosen. Charles! Ett|nger of Burlington, it was post­ month for board. A week ago he was a book­ Bpanlsh vessel while on her trip up the const. quarter, pay ng out a hawser, when the heavy
Wnere satisfaction la generally given to aliens*
-.omers. Ladles’ Shampooing a specialty, done
keeper In New York It $90 per month. HU Four shots were sent after the vessel, but she cable caught his teg and drew it between the Georgia pine, aud Ihe plastering will have a
Tbe sparrow has long since hunted oat his poned until Wednesday night of this week.
bv Mrs. Hudson.
Y on shonid visit
hard
white finish. They will be connected
The
Gospel
Temperance
Reform
club
bas
subordinates
are
allowed
the
same
board
money,
netting place and—braggart, thieving gamin
changed her course and made Joi shallow cable and the bltt. His leg was wrenched and
with the Water company’s mains. Each to
that be is—has builded his rude nest. The shy elected officers for the ensuing year as follows bnt tbeir pay is only $|5 per month.
water and In this way avoided ber partners.
twisted, tho bone fractured and almost pulver­ brick paced throughout tbe lower story. In
LYSSES S . GRANT,
J.
H.
Harvey,
president;
Thomas
Havens,
Joe.
brown thrasher in tbe oak bush pours out his
The Burk arrived at Tybee on Friday night, ized. Sunday morning amputation waa per­
ir ili Wear t h e * t l C m .,
T onborial A btibt ,
tbe south boose fronting Robbins street, the
melody and on your approach flits quickly Fleming, Esra Hankins, vlcepresldenta; Noab
and did not get through quarantine and arrive formed by Dr Edmond Bennett of thte village,
dining room and parlor are to be connected
E. Jeffrey, secretary; John E. Clayton, treas­ To the New Jersey Courier.
H air C atting, lO cts. Shaving, 5cts.
down
among
the
dried
leaves
and
brown
at
this city until late Saturday night. Capt, and Dr D. W. Blake, jr., of Forked River.
(Formerly V&nHise A Son)
I
announced
to
tbe
Press
Committee
of
the
with a wide arch way; In tbe others there will
urer;
Jacob
Havens
and
T.
Sntpbln,
sergeants
branches where he Is indistinguishable. From
Captain Ridgway appears to be doing nicely be a partition and doorway.
water street , toms river , n . j .
L- A. W., N. J. Division, that the barbecue Townsend said that he took a cargo of coal
M ain k W ashington Sts., Tom s River the meadow comes the lilt of the meadow lark : at arm?; J. Frank Wilson, marshal.
- e y West, tbe most of which was taken by tbe and to In a fair way recovery. He served dur­
Open every day (except Sunday) from 8.00 a. n,
would
not
be
held
here
under
my
auspices
In
Nelson Bunnell and Jesse P, Evernham of
to 9 p. m.; Saturdays, from 6 a. m. to 19 midnight,
A fall line of H igh G rade
from the swamp tbe harsh note of the black
the event of wnr with Spain. HusiiUUes hav­ yachts and tugboats. The third day out from ing the late wtr; and recently expressed him­ Bayvllle, have the contract for tbe carpenter
BAY HEAD.
Sundays till la n
bird; while at night the bat wings bis way­
Staple an d Fancy G roceries,
Key West, the Captain said, his schoonsr was self ready to volunteer if needed In the present
ing
commencad,
1
expect
to
g
o
to
tbe
front
work; Rosteen Walton doing the m-son work.
ward flight and the whippoorwill utters his
Provisions, Flour, Feed, E tc.
R TR U R P . CLAYTON.
Station agent John Hall bas moved bis fam­ with tbe hospital staff as aoon as I can be pat chased by a Bpanlsh merchantman for six struggle.
It to understood that the houses are already
Arbor day (tomorrow) will be duly observed
PAINTS OILS AND VARNISHES mournful cry.
ily from their Gbadwick cottage to tbe apart* into condition to go. This le no time for bar­ boars, and four shots were fired at him.
rented; rumor saylug that Roeteen Walton will
Spring is here!
ments in tbe depot building
becues and stay at home frolicking. The man had a good breeze and did not haul to, bat got by the pupils of our public school.
NEW B A R B ER S H O P .
occupy the one nearest Water street, Asa T.
During tbe thunder shower of Sunday morn­ Wlliey tbe one at Its north, and Job C. Doxsey
Dr Pepper, the famous Philadelphia physic­ who can light and wofl’t fight whan Old Glory oat of tbe way of his pursuers. Capt. Town­
This, from the Cape May Court House Ga­
U p T own.
send said that the aim of the Spaniard waa ing, the Ice hoase of Gray A Ratter, botchers,
the one in tbe rear.
zette, shows Acting Governor Voorhees in bis ian, will summer here, having leased the Mrs. and ber bonoir are at stake le a d-------miser­ bod, as no shot earns within half a mile of bis
Oowpertbwalt Exchange, Main street
was struck by lightning and severely damaged.
J. A Stacy cottage.
able coward, nnwortbjl of tbe name of Ameri­
everyday habit of mind.
Hair cutting, shampooing, shaving, et
WABETOWX, N. J .
«1.
The Home college will meet on Friday even­
D.
B.
Bonnett
and
family
of
Elizabeth,
are
can and a disgrace to his nativity. 1have been
When Governor Voorhees was nrged to sign
N otes From Roundabout.
ing of this week at the Methodist parsonage.
partially lamed for yefera, bnt I expect to be
a bill because it was very popular from a here for the snmmer.
Trouble.
Andy Jones of Waretown, to In charge of tbe sm a ll ite m s G athers* w i t h M isters e r
The beach front boardwalk Is being laid
able to do my ebare In tbe coming struggle—If
political standpoint, he replied:
A. VOIGT,
The schooner Katherine D. Perry, lrom
not with gun or riili-Hinder the Red Lroee of Boston, while proceeding up the Delaware business of the late E. C. Johnson of this place.
Peneil.
" Political considerations arc cast aside sore sign of the coming summer.
.
BUCceBsor to E . A. Guliok
The new borough hall building Is rapidly Geneva.
E dward 8. Moroah. River collided off Marcas Hook on W'eHn.^.* We understand it to tbe intention of lbs heirs
when I am discussing these measures. If I
Thomas Johnson has moved from Lakewood
lo continue ihe same.
taking
on
sbape.
Also
deals
in
J.
S.
Reese
&
Co.’s
Firsiciass Plumbing,Tin Hoofing and
Jackson Mills, April 22, laws.
were to consider this matter from a political
to his Burrsville farm.
last, with the schooner Blanche H. King, out­
mV ss
Sheet Iro n Work.
H ig h Grade Fertilizers, W ashburn k standpoint, 1 shonid say to you, gentlemen, go Mort Johnson bas a new yacht about ready
ward bound to Boston, The latter vessel was
At Lakewood ballding operations are la pro­
LAKEHURST.
for launching.
Te s t e p T in k e r T h efts.
langes.Hei
at anchor, Tbe Perry loet port rigging and
M oen’s W ire Fencing, Anglo Ameri home at once and 1 will sign your bill. Bnt
gress and very few mechanics are Idle except
Hollow-ware, Tin-ware, etc,
A Mt. Holly dlspateh says : It has finally chain plates; the King hed her jib boom and
politics cannot and do not influence my action
from
choice,
Mrs.
John
Nixon
of
Philadelphia,
spent
FORKED RIVER.
YANHISS BLOCK
TOMS R1VBR, N. J, can Animal Food and various m er­ in these matters.”
been decided to take rigorous measures toward cathead carried away.
few days here last week with her father, C.
Burrsville to rejoicing over tbe prospect of
breaking np tbe gang of timber thieves that
chandise,
Ob, for more statesmen of the Voorhees
V hea Rev. F. A. Howell and family reached
Schooner Albert Phero (from Philadelphia Blckerton.
telegraph connections by the Postal teteg**pk
o w a r d d . van sa n t,
hss been operating so extensively of late along
stripe.
their new charge, Tabernacle, they not only
for Boston with cargo of water pipe) grounded
Mrs. Lizzie Wood of Ocean City, le visiting company whose line from Point Pleasant to
the border line between Burlington and Ocean
REA L ESTATE,
fonnd a dinner awaiting them, bat the pantry
at Marcas Hook. Delaware River, last Thurs­ her brother, E. P. Does.
Lekewood will pees through there.
counties.
So
many
eolmplalnte
have
been
re­
General William J. Sewell is named to soofilled with eatables for some time to t
day ; bat floated and proceeded.
Miae Lillian Hiaglne rides a new Wavcrly
C ommissioner of D eeds
Lakewood Times and Journal: An obeervto f
ceived by tbe authorHies from the owners of
ceed himeetf as a member of the Board of
Seven years ago, when Mr. Howell left Silverbicycle.
lady walking by one of oar churches this week
. . . N otary P ublic
B o o k s ,: S ta t io n a r y : and Managers for tbe National Home for Disabled ton, be was sent to ibis same charge, so that he the Umber that it bos been decided to delay the
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Reynolds are to be con­ was heard to remark that a Churchyard was l
prosecution
of
the
offenders
no
longer.
Dar­
Volunteer
soldiers,
in
a
joint
resolution
re­
Island H eights, N. J .
After a bearing on Senate bill No. 73, amend
is not among strangers.
F a n c y : Banda
qneer place Id which to raise on tons.
ing the past winter thousands of yonng cedar ibg the Teachers' Retirement Fund law, Gover gratulated—it to a boy.
Appraisements of N. Y. City and adjacent Jewelry, Silverware, Silrer Notelties ported Tuesday of last week in the Bouse of
Mias Carrie Johnson la visiting her brother,
trees hsvs been cat and sold to the crate manu­ oor Voorhees said be would not sign the bill
Representatives at Washington.
property cheerfully furnished.
BARNEGAT
PARK.
8. C. Johnson, at Ealontown.
s e t i m e r S. S. *1
New York end Philadelphie Horning
facturers at Brown'• Mills Mid other points in
ause it carries a State appropriation
Miee Nellie Ayres of New York City, te visit­
JUMPS AND WINDMILLS.
end Eremng Paper*.
The schooner 8 .8 . Thorp, 1
The intense Bryan papers tbronghont the
Herbert Va: Aradale (formerly telegraph tbe pines, who are always In the market for •1800. He to opposed to the State contribu­ ing Mrs. L. Menlon
at the instance of Henry Basle, boa hems re­
Suberiptiona received for paper* and oonoity arc in an agonizing frame of mind operator at this place) baa been appointed head this sort of material, and the resoil is that ting to the fund.
Whip-poor-wills were heard hers ou Sunday leased upon security being entered to Ute seme
- e M w I n o a aatt pnbliahsrs
n n k l i. k a M 'wrates.
a taa
iy of the tracts of ieadar have been rained.
For weeks, following the sue of the Yellow Billing Clerk in tbe Ocean Grove and Asbary
J.
PEASE,
ir.agaainos
night.
of $3500. It is claimed by the ownstfs of Uha
Journal and of Mr. Bryan, they have clam­ Park freight Loose, promoted from the Spring A determined effort will now be made to break
Order*
for
Jew
elry
or
Silrerw
are
not
M achinist and E ngineer
vessel that Rasit was not employed on the w
np this gang o f thieves^
J . C. Short, United States Marshal,on Thurs­
ia stock will reoeire carefcl at­ ored for war and made faeea at the President Lake Station.
lev. • . c. d r a m s G*9s te Brlffffgggyf^
eel at the time he claims to hawj fe
became be would not prcalpltatc a conflict.
day last at Philadelphia sold to Jacob 1 . Ridg­
Erector of Windmills, Driven Wells, Pumps,
tention.
Rev. B. C. Cbotlin, instead of going to
Now that war ia on, to be consistent they most
etc. Shop—Hooper avenue, Tams River, N. J
way, *he schooner Virginia Raion for $3670.
NEW EGYPT,
Bethesda, Monmouth county, exchanges with
support the administration—as bitter a dose
Rev. J. A. Lsm»ey to Bridgeport and Rspanpo
for them as tbe loss of Cuba to to Spain,
Camp 33, Patriotic Boos of America,
Mies Ida Bragg, daughter o l (taptten RuA.
in
Gloucester county. Mr. Chatttn was sta­ Bragg of Tadtertoa, iMvowIy n n > M dtefk
Perhaps they are not gnashing their teeth agreed to volunteer to a man for aervtee under
Anna E. Salmoae waa appelated Postmaster
tioned at Bethesda some years ago,prior to his oa Thursday moratag, by taking |
with
impotent
rageattbe
Yellow
Journal
which
the
President
s
call.
WILLIAM F. POTTS of Iak*at Staffordrille oa Friday lost.
pastorate at Lakewood.
liniment to mistake for eongh H i
led them into ibis dilemma
Fischer, Brown & Co.,
COAL AND LUMBER
A. B. NEWBURY & CO.
W . G. C O N R A D
L
C D K L and W O O D
L
Everything
for Building
C
, C
,W
D
G eo. T . Cro o k
D E N T IS T
“ODONTUNDER”
GE
Gilt-Edged Class of Goods
l™8ls GROCERY
U
J. <0. HOW ABB
iH E w a u c T m
Q
H
N . D . K e n d a ll
Teachers* Bill Turned Bairn.
w.
Fast Offics Stars
P L U M B IN G .
wood ii now raadj to do naything in
the linn of Plumbing, Steam or Gu
Fitting. Windmill* erected. Order*
from Tom* Hirer will raeure prompt
Watch IfRepaired
Right
you do, eend tt to
George G . W orsts!!,
E. B. IRONS,
Piano Tuner, Action
and Tone Regulator
To* can shoot It from the boaaetor,
Tbe Point Pleasant Beacon tells of a clergy
You can shout it from the steeple,
man whose Sunday evening topic was “ How
Bnt If yoa shout it throngh the newspaper
Spain can avert rum from the history of E!:xah_'
With ?. A. North A Co., ISM Chestnut Street,
H e beard by far more people.
Who was Elisah, I wonder, why to her history
Philadelphia, desires to latte* the people of
threatened with rain, and why should Spain
Oeeea eonaty and rietaitj that he ts a«am at
with about all on her hands that one foortbdtes country can attend to—be anxious to Tbe Beet Salve la the world for cats, brakes,
R ep airin g: and O rg a n
sores, steers, emit rheum, fever sores, la
save Elizah’s history from ruin ?
•happed bands. cktSdaisx, eerss aad a!!
W o r k a Sp ecialty.
eruption*, and potetivelj eeree piles or mo pay
Be eere you are right then go ahead,
reamed, h m gaaraaleed to give sattofoerina
or money r e iu o e i. Fries * seals per has.
E. B. IRONS, care job get Hood’s Sarsaparilla, aad not *
For eats by C. 1 . Msthis.
cheap
and
worthless
substitute.
I h t o t ttfvcr, XL 4 ,
iM k k a i Armies la m .
A. C Thomas et Marysville,Tex as, has
more rateable discovery thoa hoe yet been
made In the Klondike. For yean he suffered
an told agony from eon—
by hemmorrheges; aad i
by I>r
Dr, King
King'ss ?New Dtoor
onugwe n s cotes,
I yoar address to fl. E. Bacxlen A Co.,
Chicago, and get a free sample box of Dr.Ktog's
New Life Pills. A trial wfll convince yoa of
These puis are cosy to aetkm aal
are partlcelarlf effective to tbs care of
stlpoUoa and etek headache. Per malari
liver troc hlea they have been proved tarataoMe.
They are gearanteed to he perfectly free from
i If b e
every ictolerioes eabetaeee and to be ynrety
Ban a bottle. __ __________________
th re a t aad leeg >8act*oris w # poebirely r*«eS r a n ^ c . They fc n o t weakenbftb*teft£S*>s
by Dr. King's New Dtwnen y for enasamfdlBa. bet by gtvieg tens to the eSemaeh an* bowels
tv m l beWas free e t a B. Mamie A Co’s Drag
ianrs- Renter u se 89 cia. nod •». Saaroa E & s r a s r r r - a i s ' T S
fond to care
------ * — -------
eveee
bard work restored her te
N ew Je rse y C ourier,
O F FIC IA L PA PER OF OCEAN COUNTY
P a k U i M *y
N IV T J C I I I T C O U B IE B PU B L ISH IN G
COMPANY.
Probably the evil effects of war
will be felt nowhere so much as along
the Jersey shore. In th e first place
the summer resorts will suffer if the
war continues throughout the season,
as it is too much to expect people to
rtin any risk, however infinitessimal,
after they onoo become assured that
there is some risk along the Atlantic
coast.
Secondly there seems nothing for
the coasting schooners to do but to
find some fresh water creek and lay
up. A modern four-masted schooner
costa in the neighborhood of $50,000
and her owner or master must think
twice before he puts her in the way
of a Spanish war vessel o r pnvateer.
A steamer might hope to escape, but
the chances would be strongly against
a sailing vessel. Still while the high
rates will keep many of the schooners
afloat, the coasting trade which means
so much to our shore population is
sure to suffer.
MANILA ATTACK.
Some Official* Think T here May
lie No GnisngoL'.ent.
AMATANZAS BOMBARDMENT
For Eighteen Minutes Our Cruisers
Shelled the City,
ships, At a ran g e o f from 4,M0 to
7,000 yards.
H ear Adm iral Sam pson, w hen asked
if he was satisfied with th e result, said:
"Yes, I am. I expected to be.”
The h alf com pleted S panish e a rth ­
w orks and b a tte ry w ere ap p a re n tly all
ploughed up by th e shells.
All the ships engaged showed excel­
len t m ark sm an sh ip th ro u g h o u t th e en ­
gagem ent, a n d w hen th ey were firing
a t the shortest ran g e n e arly every
shell took effect. T h e fo rts w hich w ere
bom barded were on a low lying point,
a n d were considered m erely e a rth ­
w orks. They did n o t m ake a good t a r ­
get, yet when th e bJg g u n s were fired
a t th e sh o rte st ra n g e p o rtio n s of the
fo rt could De seen flying In th e a ir at
every shot.
the b ureau o f Inform ation f o r thia
dangerous service—dangerous because
In hie civilian drees he Is liable to be
tre a te d a s a spy. He speaks S panish
a n d know s Cuba, having w ritte n a
hook on th e su b ject. M oreover, he ie
an expert m a p m aker.
L ieu ten an t R ow an left W a shington
u nder In sta n t o rders on A pril 9. He
w as directed to w a it here, p rep a re d to
go to P o rto Rico or Cuba. As h e w ent
'.o eastern C uba It Is Inferred t h a t a
blow will be s tru c k there before one is
stru ck a t P o rto Rico.
HOME DYEING
A P ictu re st Lest
r ^ .
SUPPOSE you are NOT rich; suppose your
income IS small. This is no reason that your
family should not be protected by Life Insurance.
WAR NEWS OF THE WEEK.
F irs t S h o t o f t h e W a r W a s F ire d by
t h e N a sh v ille .
W ashington, April 28.—On T h u rsd ay
O flee, New Jersey courier B u lltin g.
of last week th e fleet a t K ev W est
PROBABLY SOME LOSS OF LIFE.
T o m s R iv e r, O c e a n C o u n ty , N . J.
COMMODORE DEWEY'S FLEET
received o rders to prepare for a block­
ade of H a v a n a a n d other C uban ports,
No M uss. No Trouble.
(Oneoopy lyear....................... 99 00
L e a v e s Honor K o n g to C om pel th e Ca­ and the w ork of p reparation w as r a p ­
None of Our Sailors Were Iujurod, Though
TlK H fl.—«one copy e months.................. 1 p itu la tio n o r M a n ila .
idly proceeded w ith. Shortly a f te r 6
(Onsoopy I months..................
London, April 28.—The H o n g Kong o’clock F rid a y m orning the fleet sailed
Spanish
Forts
Made
a
Feeble
Attem
pt
a
t
Subscriptions payable in advance.
correspondent of The Tim es say s.
Resistance-rSpanish Troopship Montser­ "T he Am erican fleet, headed by the away. There w as a wildly pa trio tic
dem onstration In H av a n a T h u rsd ay
ADVERTISING RATE8.
rat Reported to Be at Cienfuegos—The flagship Olympia, sailed a t 2 o’clock
y e ste rd ay a ftern o o n d irect fo r Manila. night, a n d G eneral Blanco m ad a a
ToiKsisMT A D n ir a ia ia n .- T w e lv e lines
Report
of
the
Sailing
of
Spanish
W
ar­
one moo space,) 70 cents one insertion. Snob
The B ritish c ru ise r Im m a rta ltte will speech to th e people pledging him self
•ddillonal insertion, 96 cents.
to lead them to victory or die Iq th e
ships For North A tlantic Point* Ex­ follow the A m erican sq u ad ro n .”
W R IT E
B eau ties Oazdb.—One inch apace, f s.oo a year,
The Hong K ong correspondent of atte m p t to repel th e Yankee invaders.
tremely Improbable.
•aoh additional inch,M.00.
T he Dally Mall sa y s: “ United S tates The Holload su b m arine bo at h a d a
Insurance Co.
Oin ib a l Adyzmtibinu.—Onr rates will be
Consul General W illiam s, a fte r sp en d ­ highly successful official te s t in R a r ita n
nude known apon sp
W ashington, A pril 28.—The w a r s it­ in g the evening a sh o re w ith United bay. Hon. Jo h n W anam aker tendered
o f A m e ric a
either personally or by l<
uation
is
su
b
sta
n
tia
lly
th
is:
The
block­
|
W
A
S
H
E
S
and
D
Y
E
S
his
services
to
th
e
governor
of
P
e
n
n
­
S ta te s Consul W lldm an, accom panied
Lsoaii Adtiitibim its .—At rates allowed by
ad in g squadron rem ain s passive before th e Am erican sq u ad ro n . T h irty in ­ sylvania, ag re e in g to raise a regim ent.
law .
JOHN F . DRYHEN, P re sid e n t
\
AT ONE OPERATION *
H avana, with no p re s e n t purpose of
Oimr-A*WOBDAsmTiaiuiNTB.—On local page
W oodford, our m in iste r to
LE9L 1E B. WARD, T ire P re s. EDGAR B. WARD, 2 d Vice P re s, a n d routine
The man who shouted for wai so bom barding, or of d raw in g th e fire of su rg e n t leaders h e re w a n ted to a c ­ General
one cent a word tor each insertion. The popular
com pany It, b u t Chief Aguinaldo goes Spain, left M adrid, th e Spanish g o v ­
..
oaaladvertising scheme.
FO HKEiT F. DHYIIEN, S e c re ta ry
loudly will probably change his tune the shore batteries. The s tra te g ic p u r­ a s their rep resentative. He will tak e ernm ent refu sin g to accejff P re sid e n t
Ab- v
pose of effective blockade of the Cuban ch arg e of the In su rg en t forces a t M an­ M cKinley's u ltim atum and p resen tin g
The Cleanest, Fastest D ye for
In accordance with the United States Foetal when he sees his grocery bill this capital Is being accom plished to the e n ­
H . Vs C O N O V E R , G e n . A g t T o m s R iv e r , N J .
Mr.
W
oodford
w
ith
passports.
C
harles
ila.
Adm
iral
Dewey
h
as
Issued
strict
|
Soiled
o
r
F
aded
Shirt
W
aiBts,
Lawe. all papere will be continued until ordered
tire satisfaction o f th e au th o ritie s here.
} B louses, R ibbons, Curtains, Undere topped. An order to stop the paper must be week. Flour has gone up $1.00 per There Is no indication th a t a p a rt of the ord ers th at no b a rb a ro u s o r inhum an Em ory Sm ith, of Philadelphia, w a s a p ­
a c ts are to be p e rp e tra te d by th e in­ pointed p o stm a ste r general, succeeding
aoeompanied with all arrearage, otherwise the barrel, with wheat ut $1.25 per bushel
\ lin e n , e tc ., w hether Siikf Satin,
fleet will bo w ith d ra wn fo r the purpose su rg en ts.
Mr. Gary, a n d th e nom ination w as
■order will not be t wognited.
1 C otton or W ool.
otocUon to
and feed and grain following. Ail ul ■’■‘Hording a .),)))>
The p rim ary object Is the c a p tu re of prom ptly conflririecf.
north A tlantic ports. A s to th e r e ­ th e Spanish fleet, w hich A dm iral D ew ­
The w a r m easu re agreed upon by th e
canned and salt meats, fresh meats, ports
TOMS RIVF.R, N. J.
» Sold in A l l Colors by Grocers and
of the Im m inence of a n av al b a t­ ey th in k s m ore im p o rta n t th an c a p ­ R epublican m ajo rity of the house w ays
provisions of all kinds are on the raise. tle off the Philippine Islands, th e n av al tu rin g M anila. H e is determ ined to and m eans com m ittee last F r id a y p ro ­
Druggists, o r mailed free
Thursdaj Afternoon, April 28,1898
fo r IS cents;
Sugar has jumped an £ cent per authorities here seriously d oubt p rev e n t preying upon A m erican ves­ vides fo r ta x e s on beer, wines, tobacco,
w
hether
the
S
panish
fleet
will
m
ake
a
tress, THBMAYPOLB SOAP DEPOT,
sels. R eaching M anila he will dem and snuffs and chew ing gum, a nd fo r a
E n tered a t the Post Office a t Toms R iver pound. There is no real reason for
stan d against the A m erican ships. Its capitu latio n w ith in h alf an h our of bond issue of $500,000,000.
127 Duane Street,-New York.
as second-class m a il matter.
I have the Jobbing Agency for the
this advance, except th at the b ig T heir reason fo r th is belief is th a t h is arrival. H is m en are In the best
M inister W oodford left M adrid la s t
the Spanish fleet Is very Inferior In sp irits and excellent health . There F rid a y night. H is train w as a tta c k e d
dealers have seized the war ai
num
ber
and
q
u
ality
to
th
e
A
m
erican
h a v e been nine desertions, including b y a mob a t Valladolid, a nd several
A peaco that for thirty-threo years
force under Com modore Dewey.
opportunity.
six Chinamen, une Ita lia n and one Ger- w indows were broken by stones throw n.
There Is no c e rta in ty th u t th ere will m un, during the fleet’s s ta y a t Hong B u t for the h a rd work of th e g u a rd s
has blessed this country with proaperbe an engagem ent a t all in th e Imme­ K ong. E v ery p recau tio n h as been accom panying th e tra in Mr. W oodford
ity, was broken last Thursday, when
diate future, the m ain purpose of the m ude. The ships are cleaned and m ig h t have been killed. Before leaving
expedition being to seize a n d hold some p ain ted for buttle, and th e general M adrid an a tte m p t was m ade to a rre s t
the Spanish government gave Min­
suitable Spanish te rrito ry In th e P h il­ opinion Is th a t the fight in these w aters Mr. Moreno, Mr. Woodford’s secretary ,
ippines as a base of op eratio n s In will result In a n easy victory for w hich the m in ister prevented.
ister Woodford bio passports and
Congress Discusses the Bill For Asiatic w aters. I t Is possible t h a t th is A m erica. H er sh ip s c a rry 122 guns, as The first shot of the w a r w as fired
notified him that amicable relations
can be done w ithout a tta c k in g th e o ther a g a in st 96 or th ere a b o u ts in th e S p a n - ;
off Key W est on F rid a y last, a nd it r e ­
Meeting War
at all, by seizing u su itab le p o rt on Ish fleet,
SCHOONERS.
sulted in th e ca p tu re of the Spanish
between Spain and the United States
some adjacent island, .w ith o u t fo rtifi­
"T he co-operation of the A m e ric a n ! steam sh ip
B uena V entura, lum ber Asenath A Shaw, Morgan, arr Phlla apr 97
cations,
th
e
sy
m
p
ath
y
of
whose
Inhabwere at end. Woodford at once FIVE HUNDRED MILLIONS'ASKED,
fleet w ith the rebels h as been kept a laden, by th e g u nboat N ashville. The A O Lyons. 8earn,Delaware Breakwater;«ld apr 91
Ita n ls are tow ards th e Insurgents.
Adeline Townsend, Cranmer, arr N Y apr
s tr ic t secret. The la tte r a w a it the a r ­
Will give
No word has come to th e d e p a rtm e n t riv al of the fleet, when M anila m ust prize w as towed to Key W est a n d h e r Bertha F Walker, Curtis, PMlajdd apr 93 for New and wish an agency in every town in Ocean county.
left for France, bnt his truin on the
crew of 28 were m ade prisoners of w ar.
of th e arrival of the S panish troopship
Bedford
succum b. I t s defenses are in a , C a p ta in Sam pson, com m anding the
agency to the first applicant that buys sample line of wheels.
way was stoned, and but for the firm Democratic Leader Hailey Argues For an M ontserret u t Cienfuegos. T he of- soon
Benj a Vanbrunt, Ourtls, arr Providence apr S3
w
retched
state.
N o rth A tlan tic squadron, w as p ro ­
Income Tax and Mr. Sayers Declares
B Darke, Townsend, arr Savannah apr Write quick.
ness of the Minister, his secretary
m oted to th e ran k of re a r adm iral. Chauncey
23
That an Issue of Five Hundred Millions
THE DECLARATION OF WAR.
W . S . C R A N M E H ,
I t is understood, however, th a t th e Cassie F Bronson, Bennett, arr Brunswick apr 2fl
would have been seized by the Span­
Would Be Excessive.
Cranmer, Mathis, Bermuda Hundred; sld apr
I t I’usHod T h ro u g h t h e H o u se W ith ­ prom otion is to la s t only d u rin g his C O26
C E D A R B 0 N , N . JT.
for N Y
p
rese
n
t
service,
and
It
is
m
ade
to
o
u
t
u
D
is
s
e
n
tin
g
V
o
te
.
ish police ns a Spanish subject, and
Chas B Leet, Uranmer, arr N Y apr 23
W ashington, April 28.—The general
W ashington, April 26.—Congress yes­ avoid em b a rra ssm e n ts In the n e a r fu ­
debate upon the ateasure fram ed by the
Public
Opinion.
Dora Allison, Rose, arr 51 T apr 24
taken from the train. In startling w ays and m eans com m ittee to m eet
SH E R IF F ’S SA f E.
te rd a y form ally declared w ar to exist tu re. A p erm a n e n t prom otion w ould
A Danenhower, Johnson passed B>>il Gate
betw een the U nited S ta te s a n d Spain, ! "ju m p ” a n u m b er of deserving officers, Bvaapr
SODO P apers In 1 for 2S Cents.
26 for Georgetown S C
distinction was the peaceful journey the ex trao rd in ary expenditures of th e
| | V VIRTUE OF A W H IT O F FI. FA..
w hich th e n av y departm ent w ishes to
a
n
d
the
bill
w
as
p
ro
m
p
tly
signed
by
i
Emma o Knowles, Rogers, arr Phila apr 97
w a r w ith Spain opened In the house
You c»o feel the great pulse of the United I D issued out i f the Court of Chancery of the
th e president; the sen ate passed the , avoid. F. A u g u stu s Scherm erhorn, of Kim City. FalkluBurg, arr Delaware Breakwater
of New Jersey and to me directed I will sell
of the Spanish Minister from Wash­ yesterday. I t will continue thro u g h
apr 20 for Boston
States by readirg Public Opinion, which quotes State
at public veudue ou
naval ap p ro p riatio n bill c a rry in g large i N ew York, presented to the g o v e rn ­
t»day, and tom orrow a t 4 o’clock the
K Blrdsall, Larnaon, *rr New London apr 9S
opinions
from Atlantic to Pueiflc on all Impori.
am o u n ts of m oney for the Improve- ! m ent, w ith o u t com pensation, his m a g ­ B
ington to Toronto, where he still vote will be taken. T h ere wns a signal
B H Weaver, Falklnburgh. pssseu Ilell Gate aprll
MONDAY, May 2, 1898,
27 New Haven for Phi a
m en t of our sea fig h tin g arm of the nificent and speedy steam y a c h t F re e
ant questions- In no other way can yon be­
8ta)8, looking after the work of Span­ absence of th e p artisan ran co r w hich
Emma L Cottlngham, Phlla; eld apr 83 for Char­ come familiar with the sentiment of eveiy
fed eral service; th e Hull a rm y reor- j Lance.
At- the Hotel of Cowdrlck & Cook, ia the village
h a s alw ays heretofore characterized
leston
Toma Hirer, in the County of Ocean and state
ganizatio n bill w as passed by the sen- | A nother im p o rta n t event of F rid a y Kdwm It KlrK, Lowery, arr N Y apr 29
state and with the opinions of every faction in of
debates on revenue m easures. Both
ish spies in this country.
New Jersey, between the hours of 12 m. and 6
a te and now goes to conference; Sec- ’ la s t w as th e issue by the governm ent Bdltb LOlcott, Warren,Phllfljsld apr 91 for Provi­ every ttate. President McKinley Senator Alb­ of
BldeH, speaking through th e ir respective
o’clock p. m , on said day the following described
dence
real estate
ro ta ry Sherm an resigned a s chief of of a n Identical note to foreign g o v e rn ­
Sampson's Key West squadron a t leaders, M essrs. Dlngley arid Halley,
ion, Senator Hanna, Hon Wm. J Bryan, T ie
<i Hamilton, Tilton, arr Portland apr 19
m
en
ts
an
n
o
u
n
cin
g
the
blockade
of
H
a
­
th
e
sta
te
d
ep
artm
en
t,
to
be
succeeded
All
those certain lots of land situate In tbe
in th e necessity w hich e x is t­
Governor of Canada and the Spanish Legation Township of Brick, lu the County of Ocean, and
once proceeded to Havana and in- concurred
by A ssistant S ecretary Day, and the , v a n a a n d o th er ports. The note also FA T Lupton, Longstreet, arr Portland apr 24
ed for im m ediate raisin g of hundreds
of New Jer«ey, being lots numbered six (6),
la tte r by Jo h n B. Moore, of New York, i d eclares th a t th is governm ent will not George R Vreeland, arr N Y apr 26 for New Lon­ at Washington are among the recent subscribers Stat*
of
m
illions
to
prosecute
th
e
war,
but
seven
(7), ten (10), and eleven (il), block two (2)
▼ostod the principal ports of Cuba in
don; passed bell Gate 27
for Public Opluion. They want it because it section A, ou a plan of lots of the said Bay bead
tin acknowledged a u th o rity on Interna­ re so rt to privateering.
th e opposing doctrines w hich they held
Seymour, Holmes, Rsedy Island; passed gives the public opinion of the United 8lales Land Company, duly filed in ih Clerk’s office of
The cam p on C hlckam agua b a ttle Grace
tional law, a n d th e w a r departm ent
blockade. As a result, half n dozen clashed on the first acco u n t over the
down apr 26 for Providence
the county of Ocean aforesaid. Bounded and de­
called on several s ta te s for th eir quota field Is rapidly filling up w ith troops of George Bailey, Curtis. Providenn ; sid aprtm for Doubtless you will conclude to send us ‘25 cents scribed
m ethods by which the revenue should
as follows, to wii:
Newport News
fine prizes have been made of Spanish be raised.
to the volunteer a rm y of th e United th e reg u la r arm y. The cam p h a s been
number b Ix (6) ultuate on the westerly side
D Huchanau, Green, Phlla; old apr 92 for for a 3 months subscription. Paper will hi ofLot
East avenue, fronting or in wldtli fifty feet (66)
by
Com m anding
G eneral Gracia
S tates. These m ake up the im portant I nam ed
Portland
The
section
providing
for
$500,000,000
stopped at the expiration of this time. Regu­ on Halit East avenue, aud extending back In a
steamers laden with stores, besides
ev
en
ts
of
the
day.
Brooke
cam
p
George
H.
T
hom
as.
The
Grace Van DuBen, Leek, N Y;sld apr 27 for Va
o f bonds becam e the ta rg e t of the
lar subscription price, #‘2 50 per year, sample westerly direction Hie same width,by and between
SECRETARY O F STA TE DAY,
The bill declarin g w ar went through rep o rt th a t F ltz h u g h Lee Is to be m ade Howard A Hunt, steelman arr N Y apr 22
lot number seven (7) on the northerly side, and a
Dem ocratic a n d Populistic opposition, flclals are inclined to believe th a t ff
numerous smaller craft.
eopie* free.
ten feet alley ou the southerly side thereof, one
and Mr. Halley, In an h o u r’s speech, she has gotten In th a t p o rt she did so th e house w ithout a dissenting vote, a m ajo r general of volunteers Is hailed Howard U Hauscom, Reedy Island; passed apr Sfl
hundred feet to the reur line of lot number five
w ith o u t a roll call a n d w ithout a word I w ith delig h t by the soldiers a n d by Henry 8 Little, Bailey, Newport News; sld apr 26
Havana, Mntanzas, Cienfuegos and argued for an Income lux, w hich would
fl
C
lu
rc’s
(6)
on same block with the free and common use
for
Providence
before the blockade o f * lonfuegos had of debate. There w as no excitem ent, citizens generally.
of
said alley.
raise 1100,000,000 u yeur, th e coinage begun. The press d isp a tc h s ta te d th a t
Hattie V Kelsey, Kulon, arr New Haven apr 23
At
a
moment
when
war
and
all
its
appliances
the principal ports of Cuba are tightly of
Lot Number Seven (7). Situate on the westerly
no
cavil,
no
word
o
r
question.
It
was
|
The ev en ts of S a turday a nd S u n d a y H A J Blenderman, arr Boston apr 92
the silver seigniorage and the issue she carried 1,000 soldiers, $500,000 in
and aspects have an especial Interest, no doubt side of East avenue, fronting or In width fifty feet
only In the great cheer th a t w ent up la s t w ere th e c ap tu re of several S p a n ­ John M Brown, Holmes. N Y; sld apr 27 for Va
closed. Communication has been of 158,000,000 o f legal ten d e r noios as specie nnd IS big guns.
(50) on said ea»-t avenue, aud extending back In a
from floor ami galleries when Speaker ish m erch an t vessels by the fleet now los .1 Pharo, Taylor, N Y; sld apr 27 for Va
the first thing turned to in McClure's Magazine westerly direction the same width by and between
an a lte rn a tiv e proposition. Mr. D ln g ­
The very fact th a t th e M adrid of­ Heed announced its passage th a t the blockading H a v a n a . The vessels c a p ­ J J Little, Matthews, Bangor; sld for N Y apr 27 for Mav will be Rcdyard Kipling’s poem on the lot number ten (10) on the northerly side and lot
opened with Gomez W hether or ley declared th a t it w as alm ost in ­
ficials have ra ih e r o ste n ta tio u sly de­ trem endous Im port of th e act and the : tu red w ere the steam er Pedro, b y the James Parker, ar, Anderson,arr Port Reading N J torpedo. In a recent statement by Lieut G E. humoer six (6) on the southerly side thereof, one
credible th a t a n y one could seriously
apr 27
"
hundred feet to the rear line of lot number eight
not troops will be landod in Cuba propose in such a crisis th a t the gov­ clared th at the S p an ish licet h as sailed suppressed en th u siasm behind It w as cru iser New York; the schooner M a108 Hoj
Armstrong that “ the torpedo hat brought into (8) ou same block.
to bom bard the cities on the n o rth A t­ shown. In th e se n ate a d ebate w as thllde, by th e torpedo boat P o rte r; the
for Ph.._
Lot Number Ten (10) situate on the westerly
daring the rainy season is an open ernm ent should rely for fu n d s upon the lantic coast is tak en ns a certain Jndl- precipitated on an am endm ent offered ste a m er C atalina, bv the c ru ise r D e­ John B Manning, Sprague, Norfolk; aid apr 96 for the navy a fresh zest, a new romance, and side of East avenue, fronting or In width fifty feet
proceeds of an o th er law su it over a cnflon nt the navy d e p a rtm e n t of th e
Boston
possibilities more brilliant than were existent (5o) on said East uveuue, and extending back In a
westerly direction the same width by and between
question.
proposition which the suprem e co u rt u tte r im probability o f such a m ove­ by Mr. Turple recognizing the belllger- ; troit, and th e ste a m er Miguel Jover, by 1 dolmen Blrdsall, Blrdsall, arr N Y upr 95
before its adoption," Mr. Kipling has found an lot number eleven (11) on the northerly side and
B Vaniniscn, arr N Y apr 9ft
had already decided a g a in s t the go v ­ ment. If this were contem plated th e e n t rights o f th e Insurgents. The : the gunboat H elena. All were tow ed to J•J O
Clifford, Mills, arr Norfolk apr 23
Idea of just the sort he loves, and developed lot number seven (7) on the southerly side there­
am endm ent w as defeated, 24 to 38. The K ey W est, th e schooner M athllde b e ­
Up till yesterday it was a peaoeful ernm ent.
M Harlow, Soper, air N Y apr 23
of,one hundred feet to the rear line of lot number
Spanish officials would be th e v ery last bill declares th a t w a r h as existed since ing taken to th a t place by the n e w s­ JJohn
thereon
a poem In his noblest manner.
nine (9) ou same block.
H
Platt,
Freuch,
arr
Brunswick
apr
2
1
,
Mr, Sayers, of Texas, th e ran k in g to m ake their purpose public.
blockade, bnt yesterday Admiral m em
April 21.
paper d ispatch boat D auntless, f o rm a l­ James O Beecher, Smith,Brunswick; aid apr 93 for
Lot Number Eleven (il). Situate onthewesterber of the appropriations com m it­
N
Y
In the war d e p a rtm e n t th ere Is a
ly side of East avenue, fronting or in width thirty
Peaceful News.
ly notfed as a filibustering steam er. A n John J Ward, Wllbeit, Reedy Island; passed up
tee,
devoted
his
tim
e
to
un
a
rg
u
m
e
n
t
Sampson destroyed the batteries at
feet (8o) on said East avenue, and extending back
growing belief th a t the cam paign in
TERROR’S RICH PRIZE.
exciting incident for the m en of th e
apr 22
v
While patriotism sbou’d be the main object lu a westerly direction by and ootween lot num­
to dem o n strate th a t th e m onev to be Cuba will hot be In lull sw ing before
fleet was a ch ase a fte r the Ita lia n m an- Jennie O May, Pearce, arr N Y apr 27
ten (to), on the southerly side, and In a north­
Matanzas by fire from the New York, raised by th e bill was excessive, and next fall, when th e rain y seam,
of every American citizen, yet business must ber
westerly direction by lands of the Bay Bead
h as A V n lliab le ( uriro o f H nim unsnnd W tno of-w ar G iovanna Bausan, which a ll b e ­ Kate B Ogden, Wilbert, arr Provl lence apr 24
would brood reck less proiligacy. The
be kept In line and t'^divert your mind read Junction Company, on the northerly side thereof,
and $ 7 0 ,0 0 0 lu Cash.
Puritan and Cincinnati. The batteries expenses of the civil w ar, In 1S64, w hen ended. That belief, however, ha not
lieved to be a Spanish w arship. T he
oneliuudied
feet to the rear line of lot number
Key
West.
Anrll
28.—Still
ano
th
er
Lyman
M
Law,
Blake,
arr
Providence
apr
98
the
advertising
column
of
the
Stelnbach
Com­
prevented the officers whose d u ty it Is
sailors were e lated over the prospect
twelve (12) on same block.
were silenced in 18 minutes w ithout th e governm ent m ain tain ed 2,000,000 to g et the troops to g eth er from pushing prize steam ed Into the h a rb o r y e s te r­ of a naval engagem ent, a nd w ere Lydia Middleton, Bunnell, N Y; sld apr 87 for V« pany which offers some good news for econom­ Seized as the property of George C Ormerod,
m en In th e field and had four tim es as their work with the g rea te st energy. day. She w as th e Am brosto Bolivar,
Mattie
Newman.
Loveland,
arr
Norfolk
apr
26
et a t , defendants, and ta en Iq execution at the
greatly disappointed when the I ta lia n
m any ships us It has today, w ere only
Brown, Osborn, Newport News;s.d apr 20 ical pocket books.
a shot striking the vessels.
suit of The Hay Head Land Company, complain­
T he state d e p a rtm e n t posted n notice a little Cuban coasting steam er, tak en vessel ru n up the S tars a nd S trip es Marjory
for New Haver
11,100,000,000. In view of th is fact, he
ant, and to be sold by
by the m onitor T e rro r off Cardenas.
In the meantime on Sunday Spain contended th a t to raise $690,000,000 to yesterday sta tin g It h ad been officially T h e Boliver looked like a toy b oat as and tired a re a r adm iral’s s a lu te in
HOWARD JEFFREY, Sheriff.
udvised of the issuance of n e u tra lity
P. A. V. vanDokkn, Solicitor
a rry on a w a r Insignificant In com ­ orders by Italy, th e N etherlands, th e prize crew brought h er in, and h er honor of A dm iral Sam pson The re v e ­ M A Tyler, Burden, atr N Y apr 93
Dated March Bi», 1S9S.
(pr’a fee, $18 84].
issued a formal declaration of War. cparison
m u st result In useless w aste Switzerland, Norw ay and Sweden, R u s­ c a p tu re by th e g re a t m onitor w as a nue c u tte r W inona captured the S p a n ­ Maria PleraoD, Llpplncolt, Reedy Island; passed
down apr 24
ish steam er S a tu rn tn a a t Ship Islan d ,
On Monday the President asked C on­ and extravagance.
Matilda Brooks, Soper, N Y; cld apr 21 for Va
sia and Colombia. To these should be curious sequel to th e achievem ent of Miss.
The P o p u lists nil vigorously opposed
(b e a t B ritain, a lth o u g h th e sta te th e Mangrove T uesday In tak in g a big
W Craig, Lane, passed Hell Gate apr 26 for
gress to do the same, and the declar­ the bond proposition. Mr. Dolllver, of added
The S panish governm ent issued a d e ­ Nellie
Allyn’8 Point
departm ent h as not yet been officially tra n sa tla n tic liner, the P anam a.
Iowa, In by far the m ost notable advised of the fact. It is supposed,
Hut the Juvenile Spaniard w as richer cree ut M adrid on the question of p r iv a ­ N B Borrows. Lowery, arr N V apr 24
OTICE la hereby given that there will be a
ation was made.
speech of th e day, added to his r e p u ta ­ also, th at the official notice of F ra n c e ’* th a n she looked, ns it w as learned when teering. The governm ent adopts p r iv a ­ O 0 Brown, Brown, arr Boston apr 23
meeting of the Comity H o e ra ut Kxmiiiin fac t, b u t not in nam e. The
inern of Ocean Couniy, for the Examination of
The President lias called for 125, tion us a b rillian t o rator, l ie assailed neu trality will be received today, as a $ . 0,000 of silver specie w as found stored teering
P
T
Barnuni,
Blake,
arr
Phlla
aprll
87
candidates for Teachers’ Certificates, In the Pub­
royal decree asfierts th a t Spain m a in ­ Percy Blrdsall, Holmes, arr N Y apnl 83
th e position of the opposition In the
aw
ay
in
her,
beside
a
valuable
cargo
of
lic School House, loins River, on
was agreed upon u t T u e s ­
tain s her rig h t to have recourse to
000 troops, and they are nt once on early portion of his speech, b u t Its proclamation
day’s cabinet council a t Paris. G er­ b a n a n as nnd 300 cask s of wine. She priv ateerin g "w hen we consider it e x ­ P K Shultz, Lowery, Richmond; sld apr 97 for N Y
F rid a y & S a tu rd a y , Way G a n d t , ISOS.
p a rtisa n flavor disappeared to w ard the
w as bound from P o rt Limon, Costa
Holmes, Holmes, arr N Y apr 99
F. A. NORTH,
hand. In States where the National close, and he aroused th e house and many and Austria* it is believed, will Rica, for H av a n a by w ay of Cardenas, pedient,” b u t "for the present only Rhoda
Rob
Roy,
Parker,
Savannah;
sld
apr
22
for
Phlla
County Superintendent.
shortly declare n e u tra lity , while P o rtu ­
auxiliary
c
ru
isers
will
be
fitted
ou
t."
to cheers as, w ith eloquent gal's n eutrality will doubtless be d e ­ w ith seven p assengers and a crew of
8 8 Thorpe, Pearce, Phlla; sld apr 91 for Boston
G uard exists, the men were mobilized galleries
words, lu- touched the high, unselfish clared today.
ten. Needless to s a y the T erro r h ad no The decree gives Am erican vessels In Samuel U Sharp, In lower N Y bay apr 96 for Va
Examination for Scholarship
a t once. In New Jersey, her quota cause of h u m an ity in w hich the U ni­
difficulty in m ak in g the capture. One Spanish w aters 30 days in w hich to sunlight, Green, In lower N Y bay apr 26 for Va
Secretary Sherm an retired finally
tak e their d ep a rtu re , and ends w ith
ted States had draw n th e sword, a n d Tuesday
Moms Perot, N Y apr 27 for Va
The Slate of New Jersey, by act of theLi
from the position
o tary blank shot sufficed to bring h er to, and saying th at foreign privateers will be TThomas
of three regiments did not more than then m elted his uudlence to te a rs a s he of
a
Ward,
Lyman,
Norfolk;
sid
apr
26
tot
lature,
provides Free Scholarships In Hut
state, and his successor
Charleston
confirm - C arp en ter L u th er D. M artin, w ith c regarded as pirates.
College, New hrunswlck, N. J
An eximina
referred to the blowing up of th e
a rty of m arines, was put aboard to
Tena A Cotton, cranmer, arr Phlla apr 26
half exhaust the militia, the F irst, M aine a n d th e new com m onw ealth we ed In the person or Ju d g e Day. ........
for candidates f(.r admission will be held at T
Jo h n bp rin
It was officially announced last M on­ Thomas
g
her
to
Key
W
est.
l
James.
Pearce,
arr
Norfolk
apr
27
River, ou
W e C a n F ill
B assett Moore w as confirm ed on W ed ­
day
th
at
A
ssistan
t
Secretary
Roosevelt
would
ren
r
ns
a
m
onum
ent
to
g
u
a
rd
T
Harris
Kirn,
Curtis,
arr
Norfolk
apr
99
The m onitor T erro r on Sunday took
Second and Third Regiments and sev­
S a tu rd a y , J u n e 4 , ISOS.
Your shoe wants as they should be filled. We
nesday us assista n t s e cre ta ry of state.
th e m em ory of the un fo rg o tten dead.
a little prize, news of which w as first will w ithdraw from the nav y d e p a rt­ Three Marys, Blrdsall. arr Norfolk apr 27
can give yeu any size, shape, color or style in at 9 a. m.. at which time ail Interested thoul
footwear that you have ever seen In any place.
The evening session w a s devoted to
eral companies of the Sixth and Sev­
learned yesterday, th e S panish schoon­ m ent and ta k e th e field as lie u ten a n t Viking, Dothlday, arr N Y apr 22
present.
For fu.iher information call on or
We
handle
only
the
best
of
each
grade
and
are
Virginia
Kulon,
Leek,
Thus;
cld
apr
28
for
WickMATANZAS BOM BARDED.
brief speeches by m em bers to Becure
F. A. NORTH,
e r Saco, with a carg o of su g ar. P a y ­ colonel of a cav alry regim ent composed
ford
satisfied with a reasonable profit. Our every (lreus.
enth to fill vacancies, will at once a s­ tim e at th e d ay session.
m ainly of w estern cowboys. The colo­
___
County Superintend
New Aoi k . P u r ita n a n d C in c in n a ti m aste r Sampson a n d th ree m en were nel of th e reg im en t will be Dr. W ood, Wm H Bailey, Lane, passed HrilGate apr 26 for grade of shoes are such that we safely guarantee
the se n ate yesterday Mr. Stew art,
entire satisfaction or give you back your money
p u t on board as a prize crew and o rd e r­
s h e ll I o n s F o r r.iu litc c ii M in u te s.
Newport
News
semble a t Sea G irt camp, which iB ofInNevada,
introduced th e following
of the arm y.
A ssistant S e c re ta ry W U Hllton, Horner, In lower N Y bay apr 26 for
Off M atanzas. April 28.—The New ed to bring h er here.
Roosevelt will join his com m and .in tw o
resolution, for which he a sk ed Im m edi­
ready for them.
Y«rk. th«' P u rita n a n d th e C incinnati
a te consideration:
or three weeks.
Com m ander' J o h n
AN
EMISSARY
IN
CUBA.
Admiral Dewey with his Asiatic
"T h at th e secretary of w a r be, a n d Is bom barded the fo rts a t th e m outh of
W ynne, a retire d naval officer, w as
„
TtClt&fON, N J , April 11, 1893.
G o v e rn o r S n u b b e d Tvansae M ilitia .
Notice Is hereby given 'hat the Annual Meeting
hereby directed, to fu rn ish the sen ate M atanzas harbor y e ste rd ay afternoon. L ie ten a n t R ow an Has Gout* to Con- appointed a prize comm issioner, w ith
Topeka, K an., April 28.—Governor
of the Stockholders of the Tuckerton Railroad
There
were
no
casu
alties
on
our
side,
squadron is making a descent on with an estim a te of the a m o u n t of up
h ead q u arters a t Key West, to a c t w ith L^edy took action y e ste rd ay which
r,,i’ W ith ln*Mirg«>iitGeneral (.n rc ta ,
company
for
the
election of nine directois In said
but it is befievod th a t th e halt of Iron
company, will be held at the office of It. A. Drake,
Kingston, Ja m a ica . April 27.—F irst two others to be appointed as a com ­ practically d isa rm s the s ta te national
Manila in the Philiipines, and it is propriatlon necessary to arm , equip, which pounded in th e fo rts m ust have
Ksq., 301 Market street, Camden, N. J., on
subsist ami furnish w ith m u n itio n s of
mission to ap p ra ise vessels a nd cargoes guard, a n d th ere is every indication
L
ieu
ten
an
t
Andrew
S.
Rowan,
of
the
loss of fife to th e Spaniards,
not believed that the Spanish there w a r the C uban arm y now a t w ar with caused
T h u rsd ay , (lie 12th Day of May,
N ineteenth United States in fan try , captured In th e w ar. The navy d e p a rt­ th a t K a n sa s will have no tro o p s ready
f
f
Spain and such additions ns m av be though nothing is know n definitely.
m ent purchased tw o more tugs for the
next, at 12 o’clock, noon.
The engagem ent com m enced a t 12:57 fender orders from th e w ar departm ent, au x iliary nav y John Jacob A stor, of for service outside the s ta te for sev­
can offer much resistance. The half- m ade th ereto from the people of Cuba,
eral
weeks,
possibly
a
m
onth.
The
TllEOPHILUS T. PRICE,
w
as
landed
on
the
Cuban
coast
som
e­
Secretary.
the S panish arm y shall be ex ­ and ceased at 1:15. T he object of the w here west of Santiago, probably, b e­ New York, h as raised and equipped, governor ordered all arm y clo th in g and
■ubdned rebellion in these islands until
pelled from the Island of Cuba, or until a tta c k w as to prev en t th e completion fore dawn on Monday. His C uban at his own expense, a b a tte ry of a r ­ equipage to be sent to T opeka, R e­ w ltk •A .aO .tT .a* A t 10.00 orders o f o.ir
of th e earthw orks a t P u n ta Gorda. A
Celebrated
Teas,
Coffees,
Huh
In*
Powth
e
next
session
of
congress.”
Mr.
tillery,
and
will
tra
n
sp
o
rt
them
to
the
cruiting offices will be opened th ro u g h ­
has burst o u t afresh since the pros­
guides and an open sailboat were used.
Stew art agreed th at th e resolution b attery on the e a stw a rd arm o f the T he guides have not returned.
fro n t when the governm ent calls. It out the s ta te , the men will elect their ffer, Spleea and Extract*. G reat InduceSomething entirely new. Teas,
pect of American assistance. In su r should go to the m ilitary a ffairs com ­ bay opened fire on the flagship, and this
L ieutenant R ow an is on his way to w as announced th a t the port of F o rt own com pany officers, and th e governor • • eeata and agwarde. Coffees, l o cents
TCCKKKTON, N. J„ April 11, 1598.
was also shelled. A bout 12 eight inch
mittee.
Monroe would be blockaded from s u n ' will appoint th e regim ental officers.
Notice Is hereby giveu that the Annual Meeting
and u pw ards.
SPE C IA L TER M S TO
rection is also said to be raising its
shells were fired from the ea ste rn forts, th e cam p of General Calixto Garcia. set to sunrise each night.
the Stockholders of the i uekerton and Long
H
e
will
represent
th
e
w
ar
departm
ent
AttKN'TS ta gnt up elabn. Full p a rticu ­ of
IncrenatitK M arin o Insurance* H ates. but all fell short. A bout five o r six
Beach
Bunding,
Laud and Improvem nt Associ­
T
h
a
t
S
panish
F
le
e
t.
On T uesday th e president issued a
lars F ree.
g, J„
bead in Porto Rico.
in arran g in g for th e co-operation of the
ation for the election of nine ire^tors la said
New York, April 27.- M arine in su r­ shells were tired from th e h alf com ­ in su rg en ts in the Invasion of eastern pro clam atio n laving down rules a s to
M adrid, A pril 28.—It Is rep o rted hers
company, win be held at the office of H. A Drake,
THE GREAT AMERICAN TEA CO.,
J i and JJ Vesey St., N. Y., P. O. Box 289.
The United Staten has refused to ance rate s took an o th er Jum p y e ste r­ pleted battery. Two of these whizzed C uba by the forces of th e United th e seizure of prizes and giving S p a n ­ from M adrid th a t the d estin atio n of the
Esq , 3d Market street, Camden, N. J.. on
day. B ritish companies hav e Increased over the New \i»rk, nnd one fell short.
tates. The tim e a n d place of Invasion ish vessels in our ports until M ay 21 to Spanish fleet, which is said to have
T h u rsd ay , th e 12th Day of Jlay,
laasae letters of marque to priv­ th e rate s on Am erican b ottom s 50 per The ships left th e bay for the open sea. Swill
be controlled by events and the ta k e th eir d ep a rtu re . Under the term s been at se a fo r some days, is unknow n
next, at 12.00 o’clock p. m.
cent. They now charge a prem ium of the object of discovering the w h ere­
ateers, bnt Spain has made a point lOt* per cen t fo r long voyages, nnd In abouts of the b a tte rie s h aving been a c ­ c h a ra c te r of L ieu ten an t Row an's dis­ of th e p ro clam atio n it is elleved som e to anyone b u t the m inister of m arine
THKOPHILU8 T. PRICE,
patches.
of th e ships alread y captured will be A dm iral B erm ejo. But, It is added
Secretary.
some cases as high as 5 p er cent for complished. In the neighborhood of
Agent for
o f retaining this privilege.
L ieutenant Row an w as detailed from released. F ifty -fiv e young m en g r a d u ­ news Is expected before long a t the
tra n s a tla n tic voyages. T h is a d v an ce tn 300 shots were p u t on land from the
Spanish c a p ita l of the bom bardm ent
a
te
d
from
W
est
Point
M
ilitary
a
c
a
d
­
Following the lead of England, the th e rates Is said to have been m ade on
em y. a n d w ere a t once sent to W a s h ­ of A m erican coast towns. I t is also
Adjjurned Sheriff's Sale.
account of th e uncertain position of
HOOD’S PILLS c u r e Liver Ills , BID
in g to n to be given comm ands. The said th a t th e Spanish n a v a l a u th o ri­
first to declare a strict neutrality, th e Spanish navy and of th e fa c t of iousnes*
ties are satisfied th a t Spain c a n easily
. I n d ig e s tio n , H e a d a c h e .
rl ^ H E “ le of the property of James O. Gowd
s
te
a
m
e
r
C
ity
of
Paris,
before
rep
o
rted
Spanish p riv at'-ers h av in g been r e ­ E asy to a k e , e a s y t o o p e r a te . 2 5 c .
ux"et als., defendauu.an-t taken in execo
c a p tu re d by a Spanish vessel, w as force the blockade of Cuba w hen she
Rntsia,Qermany, France,Austria and ported on th e coast of G reat B ritain .
fnHhTh8^ 11 ofJSmm tr R. Wilis, W. BnrtU Hai
passed by th e steam er M ajestic in l a t ­ desires to do so.
and Thomas T Wardell.Co amission-rs appolt
Italy have issned neutrality procla­
itu
d
e
48.52
and
longitude
29
06.
The
to
complete
the duties of William I James,Ja
D
ecoration
Day
a
t
G
e
tty
sb
u
rg
.
New J e r s e y 's S ta te C am p R eady.
s-ioards and Jacob Blrdsall, deceased, Comi
T h ey C o n tin u ed t o S p r e a d rh S p ite torpedo boat Som ers w as forbidden to
Trenton, A pril 28.—G overnor Voormations. The Anglo Saxon the world
loners, who were appointed to divide the rea
leave
E
n
g
lish
w
aters,
owing
to
E
n
g
­
P
ersonal!y-f'onriurtot
T
o
u
r
via
Pennsyl­
A
Life
Saved.
o
f
T
r
e
a
tm
e
n
t
b
u
t
N
o
w
T
h
ey
a
r
e
Bdwards, deceased, complaint
taees late y esterd ay afternoon received
stands adjourned until
lan d 's declaratio n of neutrality. The
over is entapoken is bis support of A telegram from n e p u ty Q u a rte rm a ster
v ania R ailro ad in S M ! j» b n r f .t « r * y
H ea led A W o n d erfu l W ork.
Marvelous cures of throat and luug
p assag e of S panish mall from th is
Felton, a t Sea G irt, s ta tin g
T H I K 'D tY , N ay 2 « , 1899,
nn d W ashington.
“ For many years I have been a great co u n try w as ordered stopped.
the United State*. On the Conti General
The affections are made daily by Dr. Bull’s
th a t the s ta te camp g ro u n d s at th a t
At the same time and place
Memorial Dsy. Maj 30, aril! be a great day sufferer with varicose vein* on one of my F u e rst-B ism a rc k and Columbia w ere
are In readiness fo r the reception
Cough Syrar. Miss Annie Swan,
r» , , , ,
ROWAK3 JEFFREY, She
MOt,theRepublicans sympathize with place
Dated Apnl 85,1S93.
[p.’a tce |i.-W.]
of troops. It is probable th a t M ajor at OeUjsbnrg Imposing ceremonies will ta lim bs. My foot and lim b became dread­ p u rch ased from th e H am burg-A m eriPetersburg,
V
a.,
writes:
“My
brother
Tanks, Etc.
the United States ; th e Monarchists G eneral Plante. the head of the N a ­ performed on ibis historic spot tn which Pretl- fully swollen. W hen I stood up I could can line for th e a u x iliary navy People
o
f
P
o
rto
Rtco
a
re
appealing
to
the
U
n
i­
feel
the
blood
ru
sh
in
g
down
th
e
veins
of
was
attacked
by
a
bad
cough
and
cold,
dent
\1
(
Killlet
and
LB
Cabinet
Are
<z
preted
to
tional G uard, will be placed in com ­
TAKE
NOTICE.
Plum
bing,
Steam
with Spain. Spain has made an ap­ m and. T he orders for th e regim ents take part
th is Iimh. One day I accidentally hit my ted S ta te s for arm s and am m unition, aud it w as thought he had consump­
fitting, Wei! dril­
to proceed to Sea Girt will no t be Is­
ib«-personal.y-coiitfuc;ed tom of the t’tnr.- foot against some object and a sore broke * i l h a view of rising ag a in st S panish
That aU persons are hereby forbiffden io unit
tion. Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup was
peal to the European powers (a p er­ sued
until S atu rd ay , a n d possibly not ailvania Railroad to GtUvabnrtr. lursv and ou t wnich continued to spread and was m isrule. Five steam ers and a n u m b er
ling a specialty. wary h. w aist, known and called t*y the name of
of schooners and sm all craft h a v e been used, and to our great surprise it mads
u
n
til
Monday.
™
o
u
my account ms 1 shall PW
sonal appeal from the Queen Regent)
Washington, which leaves New York and Phila­ exceedingly p ainful.
I concluded I c a p tu re d b y the Cuban blockading
Also Dealer in Tin no debts of her contracting after thia date.
delphia May 28, wtli ad *»d an excellent oppor­ needed a blood purifier and 1 began taking sq u ad ro n . T he u ttle lighthouse te n d e r him well and hearty. There is no
^. . .
W. SCOTT JACKSON.
zod Sheet Iron Ware 1Dated
S p a n iard s D enied C itlK en sh lp .
l a which she warns the rulers of
April
27,1893.
4131
belter cure in the world than this
New York. April 28—Tw o S p an iard s tunity lo Tbit the Union* bank field on tbta H o o d s Sarsajwriila. !n a sh o rt tim e M angrove on M onday night c a p tu re d
Stoves, and Heaters,
Europe that if they do not combine who had tak e n out th eir first p ap ers occasion. Two days wiil be spent at Gettys­ those dreadful sores which had caused the big tra n s a tla n tic liner P a n a m a , Syrup.*’ Dr. Bull’s Cough Syrup Is
Ranges.Cutlery, Glass
And who applied for fu ll citizenship burg ore at Laray ai.d two at Washington m e so much suffering, began to heal. | c a rry in g 29 passengers and a cra w of
90
w a r e , Queeneware
K E N T1 m
* SON,
PIANOS.
to crush Americans now, their ta rn y esterd ay w ere denied final p apers The party wifi be uedvr t ie ga dance of one cf kept on faithfully w ith Hood’s Sarsapa­ 72. The P a n a m a carried a v alu ab le sold everywhere for 25 cents.
H1G3 GRADE PIANO
by W. T FT—t . RalK fe W u M z g t n
Furniture,Tinrooflng.
tinder section 2.171 of th e revised s t a t ­ the conpicy s experienced tourist agent*. A rilla, and in a abort tim e my limb was cargo. Including a large q u a n tity of
DIRECT
rROM THE
may be next.
etc. All orders for
utes, which reads in p a rt as follows: chaperon, whose cs*acini charge will be une«corn to provision the suffering S p a n ­
fac to r y .
b i r t h s new wotk, or repair
"N o alien who Is a citizen o r subject, corted ladies, will accompany tfee triptbr. u .h - completely healed a n d th e sores gave me iards tn Cuba.
M Day* F R E E Trial.
no
more
pain.
I
cannot
be
too
thankful
QnRVteM
for
Tea Years J
I t would H e n th a t th« G o.ern • r a denizen, o f any country, s ta te or oat. Ronrd-irip tickets, covering ad eece*?s>y
ins,ea* tings or bricks
F8EICKSON—A, Poici pjMMnt April IT,
Do not pay fancy prices for your pianos
sovereignty w ith which th e U nited i expense? dsrfcqr the retire time a^rn t. w 11 b fo r th e wonderful Work Hood’s Sarsapa­
for stoves, ranges, etc
T o C a p tu re A m erican Y a c h ts.
IS* 10 Mr, u d Sin. Kd.ird Errirtrei, t»lc
Ante ns. send for catalogue. h E 9T & *O A
K ent knew what it t u about when it S ta te s a re a t w ar, a t th e tim e of h is Jtold at the cxuemeij tow rate «f #2? from New rilla, has done for roe.” M r s . a . E.
promptly
London. April 28—According to a
- - attended
— — to.
— Please give me a call
Fla»D*»fc t u n u r . ffn m k ljn . It. 1
shall then b e ad m itted to York #20from Trenton, #24 trom Pkilade’pbis, G iiaox , Hart land, Vermont
special d isp a tc h to The Daily M ail from
kppaaated u Jaraernaan—Captain Application,
b«come A citizen of the U nited S ta te s.’ a d proportionate r»t»» from other points.
Cadiz th e new torpedo boat de stro y e r
d e a t h s .
tu r itineraries and fat! tcformation appH to
Horaoa Eiaaer of Gape B ay county
D estru cto r, accom panied by th re e t o r ­
tleaet agents: Tourist Agent. 1196 Broadway,!
M ain Street, T om i PiYer
pedo boats, sailed yesterday for T a rifa ! Ol YATKAD —At Tnekertoe, April 1" ISH
New York ; 78# Broad Street, Newark. N J ; i
tbe “ IfOMoito Fleet/' F 11
^ O r d e r s solicited by m ail and prompt at­
or Geo. W. Boyd Assistant General Pa*«enger fa the best—In fact the One True Bio,*} Purifier. fend Ceuta, p ro b ab ly to a tte m p t to c ap - i f u n * . OlrartfAd. .fe d 67 je*r*
Agenl. l liisde phia.
j
^
< A U OCEAN COUNTY
tu r* A m erican y a c h ts in the M editer- ' GALE-Al In ch .rio t, April 17, IM t. Mrr.'
tention g ire a ,
FIFTT-TW 0 ISSUES O F T I E
Mood's
» «*snv all fiver ills. 25 eeuts.
ran ean .
Kliu, widow of H u rp Otl«, hprd TO J a n _(
I n r i M y B e a ts tfee C e a t-a -’
•W art«
C 00 UIER FOR TW O 001U I S
M m . I . PlRflher, E i l t e r u l l i n a i t r ,
MAYPOLE
SOAP-
The Prudential
ANY COLOR,
Bicycle Dealer s Look Here
M ONARCH, SY R A C U SE,
F E A T H E R S T O N E , W O R LD ,
THE MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN
IM P E R IA L , CRANM ER
MARINE NEWS.
COUNTY VESSELS.
Examination of Teachers
N
C.H.SHiNN, LAKEWOOD,N.J.
N O T IC E .
IE* SET FREE,
Toilet Set, Watch,
Lamp, Clock, and many
other HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES
N O T IC E .
T h o m a s R o b e r ts
Those Dreadful Sores
The Aermotor Co.'s
Steel Tower
WIND
MILLS
$125j
H fM
Hood’s sT.m.
BLUE FRONT STORE
New Jersey Courier.
TOMB RIVER, A. J.
Thursday Afternoon, April 28, 1808.
C e n t - a - W o r d C o lu m n
As tto title indicates, Advt. are accepted tn thxs
eolumn at the rate o f a cent a word f o r eaci
<neertion Fifteen words or under, 15 cents.
PARS—J a it Received a new lot at KIRK’S.
S'
OR BALK or Ren’—A farm of ao scree, lari*
bouse and barn: cow houae and bog pen new.
Good land: natural clover and cranberries.
quire of MRS. ELLBN LEWIS, Cedar Creek. 80
F
ix e d p a in t s , Lead, on, etc.
Paint, whitewash and bath brushes.
Muresco, for walls and (sellings.
Picture mouldings, hook and cord.
Window and door screens, springs, etc.
Poultry and mosquito netting.
Shovels, forks, hoes and rakes.
Clover and g"*** sued*, fertilizers.
Fence wire, postsrails and paling.
Coal and wood. Baled hay Best quality.
Lowes prices.
26
A. A. BRANT.
M
BREVITIES.
Short Pithy Bite ot Homo Now*.
Arbor day tomorrow.
Foliage grows apace.
Ia tbia the blossom storm ?
Frost on Friday morning last.
East winds and ralo stay with ua.
Decoration Day la hot a month off.
Rammer ontlngs are being plauned.
A rainbow was seen on Suoday afternoon.
In­The woo*] violet blooms by the upland road­
sides.
There are 246 days yet to some in the year
1898.
Yesterday was tbe birthday of General U. 8.
Grant.
“ Mickey ’’ now carries the malls Instead of
" Pedot."
The spinning top fever has seized upon the
NRE8H BAY for sale; also Buckeye mowing school boy.
' machines. C. H. IRONS, Toms River, N. J .
Temperature ranged from 32° on Friday to
AR 1 WAR 1 WAR 1 All the news of the 79* on Saturday.
day—War news, Congressional news, etc.in the evening papers served by
The Sandy Hook boat route to New York
WILLIAM C. DOXSBY. will open on May 16.
BADOW8 FOR RBNT-Belenglng to the e
Red, white and blue neckties are worn by
tate of James 8. James. MRS. W. P. KIR
patriotic young men.
The blossoms have transformed fruit trees
Into bowers of beaut/.
Mrs. W. Bordet* Irons Is having her Main
(ntereiting Talk of Your Frianda. street bouse repainted.
Charles Forcanser has built au addition to
bis Robbins street house
Mrs. L M. Lane Is visiting relatives here.
Freeholder Farker baa ordered a storm flag
John B. Cornelius was down from Camden for the Court bouse pole.
this week.
The band paraded through town playing
J . M. Reeves of Trenton, was one of last patriotic airs on Monday night.
Friday's visitors.
The Water Company Lbs decided that Us
Mrs. George Mllllken has returned from a water rents shall begin with May 1st.
visit to Manasquan.
Wheelmen are hoping that the war scare
Mrs. Maggie Shinn has been visiting her won’t hurt the good roads movement.
mother at Otbornvllle.
Tbe demand for morning and evening papers
Mrs. Lewis Patterson Is a guest of her son, surpasses anything heretofore known,
Lewis N. Patterson In Fnlladelpbla.
A straw bat and a winter overcoat was a
Mr. and Mrs. Barton Applegate of Lake- combination Beem one morning last week.
wood, have been spending some days here.
Mrs. Kessler la building additions to the Kes­
James A. Uullck of North Long Branch, has sler house, to be ready for summer guests.
been visiting his mother, Mrs. Eunice Gnllck.
The Monmouth Baptist Ministerial Confer­
Miss Claypoole of Tockaboe, has been vlslf- ence will meet at Holmdel on Tuesday, May 3d.
ihg Mrs. 8. H. Hann a t the Methodist parson­
John
Costello of Manchester, was n a tn ra age,
ized by the Court of Common Pleas last week.
Fred Birsch, son of Mrs. A, C. Hlrsch of this
The son rises tomorrow al 5 02 and sets at
town, Is a member of tbe 9th Reg. N. Q, N. Y., 8.52, makiDg the day 13 hours and 50 mluntes
which was called ont Tuesday,
long.
TownehiP'Commitleeman John W. Salmons
Arbutus (May pink, we prefer to call It) Is
of Eagleswood (who is also principal of the almost gone. Pyxte was very ecarce this
West Creek schools) was one of Saturday's spring.
visitors.
Some people evidently think spring fever a
W
M
PERSONAL.
NEW EOVPT.
C. H. Horner, tbe polite and obliging agent
of tho Union Transportation company, la at
home taking a well earned reet and Henry
Van Horn Is filling his place.
What has become of the proposition for a
county road between this place and Lakehnrst?
Nothing wonld benefit tbe public in general
more than ouch a road, well kept.
War Is the all absorbing topic. Ou Sunday
people were so anxious to get the news that a
man was sent to Pemberton after papers.
It really looks as If our people meant to
brush np. Electric llgh’s, bouses painted,
roads Improved and other maiked Improve­
ments seem to Indicate that we are waking up.
The fact that the war Is said to be Interfer­
ing with tbe business a t the shore summer reBorts, is euconragiug our boarding house
keepers to expect a more than usually succesful
season.
Tbe trustees of Melr's Hall met on Friday
evening and oigauUul for tho coming year by
electing T. C. Brown, chairman; J M. Thomp­
son, secretary, and appointing the following
executive committee: Zenas II Bunting, Wm.
Chambers, Wardell Uarker, J M. Thompson,
W. 8. Chafey, W. 8. Johnson These trustees
represent six secret societies who have rented
the ball jointly. A treasurer will be chosen by
the executive committee.
A base ball association has been formed with
William Chambers chairman and J.M.Thomp­
son secretary of the temporary organization.
Road Supervisor James Larkin Is getting the
roads In better shape.
ISLAND HEIGHTS.
J*ra. E A. Parsons, who Is suffering *.?t>m
acute nervous prostration, was taken to Jer­
sey City for treatment by Dr Qulmby on Sat­
urday last.
James Bryant and family of Philadelphia,
are occupying their Bluff cottage
Charles Uallock has his bicycle shop neatly
painted and papered.
Rev. G. K. Morris and his sister, Dr. Morris,
have been visiting tbelr mother, who has been
quite ill a t her home here, but is now recover­
ing.
Mrs Korndoerfor aud F. F. Milne have been
among the Island home guests.
Clark Thompson Is completing his Ocean
avenue cottage.
John F. Tudor is at the Heights now.
Rev. D. E Lyons has organized a choir at
the Methodist church.
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall of Trenton, arc guests
of Alfred Wood.
Captaia William Cox of Barnegat, has sold
to J. M. Reeves of Trenton, a twenty five foot
front Bluff lot. Mr. Reeves will move the cot­
tage which now stands on this lot to front on
Camp Walk, and will move his own cottage to
take Its place.
THEWOMEN OF HOMER
wholesome aad dtlleloua.
Mrs. J. W. Lotts of Camden, oamo down last
Tneiday aud expects to remain daring tha
lumrncr.
Mr# Thomas Chapalo of Jersey CUy, la visit­
ing hm- mother, Mrs. Julia A. Camburn.
Joseph Sui Lih of Jersey CUy, haa been call
Ing on his old frteuds hero.
Andrew Jones Is mnuaKlug tho stove and tlo
store at Uarmgut, which belonged to the late
K C. Johnson.
Appropriate Arbor Day exorcises will be
held at the public school house next Friday
afternoon.
The new bicycles have increased iu numbers
rapidly of late. Mrs. Amos Ridgway and Mrs
Noah Headley are among tho many who have
recently purchased handsome wheels. Both
ladles rldu nicely. There are several agents
located here, F. fl. E iy re represents tho Eagle,
John Creby soils the King and Qieen and J, B
Jones has the Baron.
A heavy northeast storm is raging here, more
like early March than April.
“ Grim vlsaged w a r" with “ wrinkled front"
is upon ua aud America expects overy man to
do his duty. The record of Ocean couuty
when our Nation was iu deadly peril was a
most glorious one, and we kuow that in the
present emergency old Ocean will not falter—
her sons will stow the heroic spirit of their
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noble sites.
T H E Y H AVE BEEN ADMIRED FOR A
THOUSAND YEARS.
j
Helen, F u r W hom Trqjane a n d Greeks
Slew Each O ther—Nauileam W hom Man­
kind Have Always Loved—H e re Are No
Modern H eroines of Fiction.
Hom er a n d th e women of H o m er are tho
boat antidotes to the very ourloua and dis­
agreeable ladies who flutter fo r th o lr hour
through th e circulating libraries. Unluck­
ily It la comm on for m odern studonta of
literatu re never to look beyond tho novel
whioh today ia and tomorrow Is sold for
twoponcu In th o east end. Mr. P erry tries
to reaall a tte n tio n to older a n d linporlshably b eau tifu l brides of ano io n t song in
h is “ Woman of Hom er" (Bolnom ann).
He need n o t have dallied in th o hortua
slooas of G erm an oomuiontators o r delayed
a reador by theories of a " P r im a ry Iliad"
by a w riter w ho perhaps lived in Thessaly
and took h is poem to Ionia, w here a num ­
ber of literary persons added t© i t and al­
tered It an d , bo speak profanoly, “ faked”
it. A ll tho professors, except th o provost
of Oriel, agree th a t something of th is kind
occurred. As th e charwoman said about
Dickons, “ One couldn’t bolieve ono man
pu t together ‘ Copperfleld, ’ " bo th e profess­
ors agree th a t ono man could not have
composed th o “ Ilia d .” B ut ns to w ho did It
and how m an y of them a n d when aud,
above all, w hy th o profosBore do n o t agree.
M eanwhile all the poets, oxeopt Coleridge
have bellovcd In a single au th o r, and in
this m atter poets are rather h o tter authorilioa than 'fcvlomoie. N either Is it neces­
sary for Mr. P e rry to assure ua th a t iloTner is not a w rite r In M. Z oia’s vein. If
he were, h e w ould bo muoh m ore popular.
Why should we be shocked w h en Hecuba,
after Achilles has killed h er son Hector,
says th a t silo could oat hla hoarfcP A lady
In Shakespeare also expresses hor readiness
to eat her enem y ’s “ heart In th e markot
place.”
Aa to wom en, there uovor w as so chiv­
alrous an a u th o r as Homer. l i e Is gentle
oven to Clytern ra?stra, and H elen Is only
rebuked by lierself. Sho Is, indood, so
w inning in h e r beauty, her penitence and
her charm th a t ovory reader, lik e the old
mon in th e g ate of Troy, say, “ No won­
der th a t for such a wom an Grooks and
T rojans slay each other.” Ilo m c r had u
“ problem " in Helen. Why, w ith all her
excellences did sho leave h er lo rd and her
child, both of whom sho loved, to follow
the beautiful, falso hoarted P aris? Tho
gods are to blame, no doubt, b u t Homer
docs no t go Into tho question. Aftor all
tho blood shed for her sake wo leavo Helen
happy a t Sp arta, pouring in to th e bowl
the nepenthe whioh puts sorrow out of
m ind and bestow ing a bridal g ift on tho
w andering sou of Odyssous. T ho gift was
a robe of curious neodlowork, “ shining
like a sta r, a m em orial of th e hands of
Holen.” So H om er leaves—
Tho fnce th at launched a thousand ships
And burned the topless towors of Uiam.
Perhaps Penelcpe is m ean t fo r a con­
tra s t to Helen. She herself frequently re­
m arks th a t sho is not liko th a t sinner. To
us Penelope’s attractio n is a m ystery. Sho
Is faithful, indoed, but hor idea is to ex­
tra c t presents from her wooers. Hor posi­
tion, to bo sure, required diplom acy. With
no protootor, she had to seo hor “ things”
spoiled by th o untidy wooers and her
property devoured. Sho w as n o t dovoid
of sentim ent a n d is fond of to llin g us how
she is w retched “ evon in hor dream s."
There m u st have been so m eth in g in a
woman for w hom Odysseus resigned im­
m ortality a n d a goddess for h is bride. But
when Odysseus sot sail for Troy Penelope
was a g irl, nowly wedded, a n d so hor im­
ago rem ained in the faithful h e a rt of hor
w andering lord. To that h e a rt tho two
goddosscs Circe and Calypso appealed in
vain, In vain appealed the m aiden grnco
and goodness of Nausicaa. We applaud
Odyssous as m oralists, bu t in Ithaca ho
may huvo dream ed of the Aeoan islo aud
th e fuir haired goddess of m o rta l speech.
With N ausicaa m ankind has been in
love for sovorol thousands of yours. Ilomcr
nover tolls u s w hether sho m arrie d or not,
after m ak in g it plain th a t no ono was
good enough for this m atchless maiden.
Homer w as wiso, for oven ho could not
havo draw n n hero in whoso worthiness
m ankind could have acquiesced unless
Odysseus oamo again. Goetho m eant to
w rite a play ab o u t tho fair Phooacluu. It
ended, “ N ausicaa in despair oum mits sui­
cide," after hearing th at Odysseus has u
Wife a t home. Nausicaa is a fem ale Werthor and Odysseus a male C harlotte.
I t Is hig h ly characteristic nf Homer
th at, th ough oven more courteous to wo­
m en th an Shakespeare, ho w as perfectly
well aw are of w hat could be said about
th eir less am iable aspects. H u t he sot all
a t down to th e account of th e goddesses.
era is a shrow—there aro n o shrews
among tho m ortal wornon, th o u g h Inci­
dentally wo h ear th a t thoir lo rd s stood in
salutary awo o f them. There is, indood,
ono “ n a tu ra lis tic " story of dom estic lifo
whioh w ould s u it an emnnoipatod novelist
(if he k new Greek) very woll, b u t it ap­
pears incidentally in tho story of Pbceuix.
If Ilera is n shrew , Aphrodite is only too
k in d and provokes what Mr. P erry calls
“ tbe shameless avowal of H e rm e s,"a v e ry
n atu ral m ot of tliut god iu tho circum­
stances. Aphrodite is not proper, bu t in
tho hym n to h er sho Is extrem ely bewitch­
ing, while Porsephono in tho hymn to
Demetor Is alm o st as winning ns Nausicaa.
In the sam e hym n tho d au g h ters of tho
k in g of Elousia are delightful girls, and
their m eeting w ith tho goddess is a par­
allel to th o m ooting of E th n e and Fair
and Fedeliu th e Ilosy w ith .St. Patrick,
In the book of A rm agh Tho old Irish and
the old Greek heroic ages moot here in the
spirit of charm . Tho women who appear
incidentally in Homer, the tired spinning
woman, tho wom an weary w ith grinding
a t the m ill, tho woman whose littlo daugh­
te r clings to h er skirts and Cries to bo car­
ried, are all worthy of tho ono hand th at
drew, as only th a t hand could draw, tho
stainless Androm ache, tho fairy Circu, tho
kind and bravo Nausicaa anil tho win­
some Helen. Here are np neurotics nor
erotics nor an y th in g at all w orthy of mod­
ern attention. So nobody a tte n d s to Ho­
m er.—A ndrew Lang in London News.
sufficient disability to exempt them from war
service.
MANNAHAWKIN.
A mock trial will be held by Magnolia Coun­
Men You Know W ho sire Likely to Have
Edward
Inman
has moved from the Martin
cil. J r O. U. A. M , on Monday evening of
a H and in th e scrlm m n g o .
house into his newly erected dwelling on
next week.
Stafford avenue.
Company K Seventh Regiment, to which a
The employes of t-he Pennsylvania railroad
Master Eben Berry has just received an 1898
number of Lakewood boys belong, Is among
company will don iheir summer uuiforuis on
Stearns racer, which he iotends riding on the
the troops called out by Governor Voorhees,
Monday next.
Tuckartou
bicycle track this summer.
Captain Frank A. Edwards, who for two
Mrs. M. E. Jackson's collection of hyacinths j Captain Ephraim S. Lowery, master of the
summers past has commanded Camp Stephen
has called forth many remarks from passers-by three-masted schooner N. H. Burrows, arrived
Girard at Beaumont, has left Girard College on Main street.
home on Tuesday night, haviDg made a return
to take command of bis troop in the First
County Superintendent North has issued a trip from New York to Scotland,Va.,including
Cavalry.
sample program for Arbor Day and 6enl it to loadiog and discharging, in eight days.
Edwin Kirk, Master Carpenter in the U.S. each school teacher.
j The Interior of the Baptist parsonage is being
Navy,and son of W.P.Klrk of (his town, is still
A subscription paper Is being circulated by j thoroughly renovated, prior to the movlog In
on land duty at Mares Islaud Navy Yard, San
of the new pastor, Rev, Mr. Partridge of Phil ­
Edward
E
Snyder
tor
the
purchase
of
new
Francisco, where there are yet a number of
adelphia.
instruments for the bind.
vessels to be put in shape for duty.
Mrs. Daniel Fielder and Miss Amanda Blake
We’ll never know the outcome of tbe present
Howard LI Newman, formerly of B&yville,
of Port Republic, visited at Hoy. John W artt
but more recently of Passaic, Is a member of war till Charlie Forcansor has a " dream " and mau’s this week.
tbe 8econd Regiment, one of the three regi­ writes it out on paper.
PhlDeaa Bishop, traveling salesman for the
A Kansas paper chronicles births, marriages wholesale provision firm of Thomas Stokes &
ments of New Jersey militia ordered out by
Governor Voorhtcs iu response to tbe Presi­ aud deaths, under a heading: “ Hatched, Co.,New York,spent several days In town with
Matched and Dispatched.”
dent's call.
relatives this week.
Norman McClure is now employed at the
Captain Collins 8. Hyers, a Toms River lad
T h i s L o d g e la P a t r i o t i c .
•ud brother of Captatn Lon Byers, commands Central Railroad depot, vice Lloyd Townsend,
the tug Dewey, which has been chartered by who resigned to go away to school
Ware council; No 198, J r, O. U, A M . has
the New York Herald and Is with the block­
Postmaster Manolt boasts that in his nearly decided to keep up the dues of any of its mem­
ading squadron off Havana. Captaia Coll has four years of service, not a day hae gono by bers who enlist m the United States service.
One of its number has gone into the Navy.
sailed the Dewey since she was first launched. when be has not been at the office.
Lieut. C. H. McLellan is Executive Officer
Tbe worn out dirt on the road between the
p riz e Money.
ou board tbe Rovenue Cutler Manning. Tbe bridges Is being carted on Gowdy Island for
The capture of 8panbh vessels by the Amer­
Manning is one of the latest of the cotters, and topsoil, and will be replaced by good gravel.
ican navy naturally excites general cariosity
is really of tbe gun boat class. She was Sued
Boat builder Kirk expects to launch Captain
out with torpedo tubes for any emergency Gale’s new yacht by the middle of next week. concerning the method of dividing the prize
when built; and has been taking ou rapid fire Mr. Casbm&n's cat boat was launched some money realized. When a character in one of
Captain Marry alt’s novels asked for Inform­
guns at the Norfolk Navy Yard for the past time ago,
ation on this subject of another, who followed
fortnight. Lieut McLellan has bis old crew
April h is lived up to her reputation as a the sea aa a calling, he was told that the mon­
from tbe Letter Forward as a nucleus for tbe
month of moods and fickleness, Ice and snow, ey was put up id a small meshed sieve, aud
Manning’s complement. She will carry 100
rain aud blow, sunshine and showers, frosts wbat went through belonged to the sailor,
men
and flowers.
-------------*«-♦»«-----------while th at which remained was kept by the
With tbe exception of the few Lakewood officers. If tbe principle is adhered to In these
Among Our Churches.
lads who belong to a Monmouth county com­ Urn**,tbe meshes of tbe6ieve have,at least,been
P r e sb y te ria n .
pany, there are uo Ocean county boys In the enlarged, for under the law the able tolled
sailor comes la for a good sum of money. Of
Freaehlug 10 SO a.m , by the pastor, topic, National Guards.
" Overcoming.’’
Arbor day services will be held In the school course, the lion’s share goes to tbe higher of­
Bdbbath-schocl and Bible class 1! 45 a ra tomorrow—little use however to plant trees m ficers and the National Government, but It is
Juulor Christian Endeavor prayer meeting such a wilderness of rubbish as our High a very poor prize that does not realize euough
to make the common sailor feel very rich when
12.45 p. m.
School ground presents.
Christian Endeavor prayer meeting 6.S6 p.
Irying Clayton, formerly of While Oak Bot­ he pockets what comes to him Each member
of
the crew ot the Nashville, for instance, will
m ; topic," Little ways ol bettering the world." tom, was brought down from Lakewood on
likely receive about $5C0 as his share of tbe
- P h il. 2:12-18; Matt 5:13-18
Saturday and was committed for sixty days by
prize money resulting from the capture of the
Preacblog 7 SOp. m. Topic,” Daniel preach­ 'Squire Low as drunk and disorderly.
Buena|Ventura,lf it should be adjudged a prize,
ing to the Klug.”
An examination for a State scholarship at and this vessel Is only valued at about $500 000.
Weekly prayer meeting on Wednesday at
Rutgers
College.
New
Brunswick,
will
be
con­
When a ship of the enemy is taken It is con­
7 M p .n i
ducted a t the court house on Saturday, June demned by a prize court aud one balf of tbe
PI re t B a p tla L
4th, by County Superintendent North.
proceeds Is claimed by the Government. The
Publle worship and sermon at 10.80 a. m.,
County Superintendent North announces that Admiral is the next largest beneficiary, for be
followed by tbe ordinance of the Lord's supper.
a meeting for the examination of teachers will is entitled to one-twentieth of the whole In
Sunday-school at 12 o'clock.
be held a t tbe Toms River public school ou the case of the Buena Venlnra, for Instance,
Juulor C. E. prayer meeting at 3 p. m.
he will receive some $35,000. Tbe Fleet Cap­
Young People’s Christian Endeavor prayer Friday and Saturday, May 6th and 7th.
T. Stewart Applegate has sold his farm and tain’s share is is one-bundredth of the whole,
meeting at 6 45 p. m., led by Miss Grace Apple­
except
he is serving on the vessel which makes
moved
I
d
to
bis
town
house
at
tbe
corner
of
by ; topic, " Little ways of bettering the
Main and Union streets. Mr. Horton, tbe pur­ the capture, in which case he receives an
world "—Phil. 2:12 16; Matt. 5:13-18.
amovnt
In proportion to his pay « i ti the other
Evening service at 7 SO; subject, "O ur chaser of tbe farm, has taken possession.
attitude In tbe present war."
Pastor Irwin at the Baptist church last Sun­ officers and men on board.
Tbe balance, after these outside officers aud
Prayer and covenant meeting Friday even­ day night preached from the topic " The
ing at 7 30.
doomed nation”—and there were no Spanish the United States baye thus been seryod, goes
to the officers and crew of tbe ship making the
sympathizers
In
tbe
congregation,
either!
M ethodist episcopal.
capture, provided It was made when no other
Township Committeeman Tilton, whileh'ime war ahlp wa» around to give metal aid. ib
10 30. Sacrament of the Lord’s Sapper.
from the North River shad fisheries Saturday, which case that craft also participates, unless,
12 00. Sunday school
3.00 Junior Lpworlh League.
said that tbe fish were running fairly both In indeed, the captured boat be a defenceless
K i d G lo v e s .
3.30. Probationer's services- AH probation­ size ar.d number, but tin t the prices ruled low. merchantman. If the division is made among
I t is a consolation to tho th rifty woman
ers In the church are requested by tbe pastor
A northeast gale set in yesterday and raged the officers aud crew of one vessel, thret- th a t if tho suede evening glove is expen­
to meet In this service. All other Christians all last chrbt, with but little rain, tbe wind twentietba goes to the captain, and if under sive, it has a m ultitude of.uses. When it
are also invited
blowing at least 60 miles an hour. Tbie morn­ tbe command of the fleet oce-ti nib. All that Is past cleaning again, or hulf worn, tho
7-00 Epwortb League.
ing tbe rain Increased and was mingled with is left, and it Is a good proportion, is divided tipper p a rt m akes an excellent polisher for
cut glass, m irro rs or jewels a n d fashioned
7 30 Baptism and teception of probationers hall
among the remainder of the officers and the in to irreg u lu rly shaped cases fo r silver
In full membership.
On Saturday last Sheriff Jeffrey took Joe crew In proportion to the pay of each. Ih e toilet articles keeps them from scratching
C hrist (episcopal) Church.
Reilly of Lakewood, to Trenton where ne will share of the common sailor is something more or tarn ish in g when not in use o r travel­
May let. Id Sunday after Easter
Thus. ing. C ut Into lings the soft soedo makes
serve out a term ot six months—tbe sole bit of than one-tblrd the share of an ensign
Morning service at 10 SO.
State prison grist turned ont by the April court It is not to wondered at If tha officers and capital receptacles for opera glasses, money
Lined with silk a n d with a
crews of tbe fleet blockading tbe ports of Luba o r jewelry
Sunday-school at 2.90
mill.
m onogram o r in itials etched on one side tn
A wild but persistent rumor tb&t tbs Nsw are qnite satisfied to capture Spanish mer­ India ink o r merely outlined in glittering
C M atla* Schooners Lay Up.
York had sunk tbe Spanish cruiser Vizcaya, chantmen, and not iocllaed to neglect even a fiequins, these little bags are extremely
Vessel owners report that many New Eng­
pretty and convenient
afloat all Monday afternoon and evening fishing smack. —Philadelphia Ledger.
land owners of coasting schooners are laying It was also current in New York and Phlladei
Bcrifentr’i .
them ap. Freights are ranch higher than they pbla. bat on one coaid tell where It started
W asted Prettiness.
Journalism has found in Jeeee Lynch Williams
have been for the past three years, bat danger from.
For a girl to be harm onious Is to pos­
a writer who can put its characters into fiction sess a qu ality often equal to prettiness,
from Spanish warsbipa or privateers and the
The ladies of the Methodist church will hold
with serlon a purpose Generally a "newspap* r sometimes superior. There is a sort of
fact that all the principal harbors of the coast
their annual strawberry festival on May 5ih.
are mined and can only be entered during day­ in Cowperthwait hall. An entertainment has story ’ ia simply the frame work for someth it g wasted prettiness. One discovers with surmelodramatic. treated flippantly or cynically. i prise after aw hile th at there are well cut
light hoars, bare decided many of tbe owners
been arranged and a dime tdmission will be
•The New Reportar,” by Mr. Williams, de­ ■features in a face th at one w ould have doto lay by. Some of the Jersey fleet will do tbe
! scribed as Insignificant, perhaps because
charged, in addition to which refreshments
scribes a aeries of vivid lacidents, which make the h a ir is scanty and th e complexion
will bs on sale.
a reporter with a “ nose for news ” ont of a poor. Som etim es it is a way of banging
Tbe 8atnrday Night Clnb on last Satnrday young college graduate- How tbe yoang man , tbe head th a t obscures the p retty locks, or
CEDAR RUN.
evening elected the following officers: Charles feeis about it, is the border of the story. This an aw kw ard carriage of th e chin. It, is
Ceptaia F. W. Sprague visited home this K, Berrien, president j George W Becker, VlW U Cue O f a group sf n-T«p»pcr atnrira of which surprising bow much a graceful carriage
president; Fred G Bunnell, secretary; George
week.
The 8tolen Story," in the last Fiction Nam. helps ou t a p retty fare.
And an o th er sarprW ng th in g is the way
- • ’’ate Creamer has returned home from a Wiasmach, treasurer; Owen B Shots, William her. waa the first.
in which belief in oneself a n d cme'a at­
D.
Britton,
Fred
F
,
Cbattin,
Leopold
Wlseprotracted visit abroad.
tractions impresses Gibers w ith a similar
L Ip y tM itt’i ,
One Stafford's Pride, two Cran mere, one maeh, trustees.
faith. Lucky a re tbe girls w ho b e lie s in
Monarch and one Progress bicycle left CraaAn agreement was reached on Monday be­
The complete novel in the May t«ne of tbemeel vea.—Exchange.
» e r 't bicycle store this week.
tween the Water Company and Township Upplneou's la "The recalled," by Pah!Laur­
Moth*.
Commute, by which the former agreed ence Daubat. ib* colored poet- Though nnder
ataud to be his first essay in extended fiction, it
H «w 's T U s?
to p a f the township fffSO in es
City closets often become infested with
moths
to
tb
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ex
ten
t that a g arm en t that
•ration
of
the
committee's
taking
charge
la
an
extremely
strong
and
thoroathly
readable
We offer One Hundred Doner* Reward for
M y eaee of catarrh th at cannot be eared by of and placing in shape tbe street#, relieving story. Tbe scene ia laid mainly in a small Ohio ’ may n o t be w orn for ten days o r tw o weeks
even w ill receive tbe attention o f this Intown;
the
hero
fa
*
yoath
of
tbe
fenmblest
the
Water
company
of
this
work
HaU'e catarrh care.
origin, who Is forced into tbe ministry and | dustrlous in w e t If these— a n d the treat­
F . J. CHENEY Sc CO., Toledo, O.
April la kardly the meath that meet people
m ent applies to bureau draw ers and trunk!
We. tbe undent***!, here known F. J.
wc. Yi hla way oat of it.
—are suojecteu lo an em ptying o f contents
Cbcaey for the iast 15 yearn, end believe has would ekooee for camping, M t a party of Are
•‘ No. 87,417 Colt." by George Brjdget Rod- and thoroughly freshened ou t a n d then are
Perfectly honorable la ell fewlacea transaction! or six are roughing it ms the Sunken Branch,
aad financially able to carry eat M y ohBga- near Use Pg M y ir n iis SaBroed They Hare a csy, rgermwss the ex,eriences of a m all party fum igated w ith burned erne**? ft will bs
tiues m e d « by their firm. Wees A _ T t b * x ,
of Amcneaas in Caba daring a former insur­ found th a t tb e pests will soon b e extermi­
Wholesale Dreggwu. Toledo, O . ____ __ wagon •*wd for travel about the coon try and a rection Theodore Gallagher describes oaa nated o r a t least kept at bay. A shovel is
Kinnan A Marvin. Wholesale DraggMa. Toledo. ■iont team of h arena, aad seem to he aa;
Hen’s catarrh cure h when wseraolly.oosMr thrarrlT V wbeaerer they e s se into town for phase of a sery wild Western town is - The heated red b et a n d e«t In eczn* old tin pen
directly upon the blood mad maccne earfleoee
ElaeUoa at Caycae." Both are stirring tale* before it is carried to the closet, and tbe
vinegar pooled upon i t T be steam and
of the system. Price 75c- per buttle. S o li by
fames p en etrate into every orach and c m
aUdrnggls* TestimoeSak free.
,
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f m i diateetre v vffwl
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HalTe Fearily FOie are On heel.
j P la c e t J o * f
On the Roll of Honor.
WARETOWN
Royal makes the food pure,
S
POWDER
A b so lu tely P u re
ROYAL BAKINQPOWDER CO., NEW YORK.
A HOMELY SERMON.
Fine old world, my brotkorinl
Try to bo content
Evon when we can’t find out
Tho way that leads to rout.
Fine old world, my brothorin!
Try to bo content.
Fine old world, my brotherin,
Spito o' all lta night I
If you seo tho mornin skies,
Thank God for tho light 1
Fine old world, my brotherin
Spito o’ all its night I
BEACH HAVEN.
Tho Eogloside hotel property Is being put in
shape for tho summer season by Banator
Eugle
Talk about its sorrows,
All Its hopes an fears—
Lots o’ things about it yefc
All too sweet for tears!
Sir tot lor jD) )| s sorrows,
All its cares an fears.,
L iv e r Ills
Lookin for the sunshine
To stream across tho hills,
Listonin for the music
In tho ripple o’ the rills
An l;opin that tho lovo o’ God
Each day with blessin fills 1
—Atlanta Constitution
Like biliousness, dyspepsia, headache, consti­
pation, sour stomach, indigestion are promptly
cured by Hood’s l’ills. They do their work
Hood’s
A R u ssian bride is nut subm itted to tho
try in g ordeal of appearing in white satin
and laco in cold, broad daylight. Tho
w edding takes place by candlelight in the
draw ing room.
easily and thoroughly.
■ I ■
Best after dinner pills.
I I I
25 cents. All druggists.
■
I I I
Prepared by C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass.
The only Pill to take with Hood's Sarsaparilla.
185©
S p r in g M illin e r y
L a t e s t Id e a s
in spring hats
L a t e s t D e s ig n s
in decorating them, and
L a t e s t T r im m in g s
to make it all ell'ectiv
It isn’t necessary to say anything about the skill and
taste in hat trimming—You know that is to be found
here.
I & CO,.
•W . CO W PERTHW AIT
C . B. COW PERTHW AIT
sc:A;r.
ihe Jiboer and Store Keeper.
. 2 : -.4r. i s : . , MEW YORKIITY
^
( 5 p i F-H mS e ns s
F R I E Z E l jH Q Tf.
U l s t e r s ! e iv . lt .
Largest Value cugr Offered.
Our Great llnrcniu Offer!
E5GY3’ A D O N IS S U IT S ,
Miulti . up do___ _
with Nuiior Collar—Colin
omnroplrri'd — Hurd w i... ___
Black Albert Twill Baleen and
I’nio it Waist Hands. Trimming
and 'V orkmnnFhip tho ▼
>ry best,
tee fur
$
« w Id la IS yrnrv, without
JU ST TH IN K OF IT f
A CUSTOM M AD E TO O R D E R
M AN’S
1 4 . 0 0 SACK 8UIT| ^ $ 8 . 9
3
W hat you can save by buying direct
from the manufacturer.
Guaranteed to he m ade from All
w W ool, Fancy Brown, G r a y , Black or
Blue Tw ee I, made in lalest sly'e,
lined w ith Imported Fann er Satin,
trimmed and finished in the best of
Custom Tai'or manner. Y o u cannot
dupli-ate it iu yuur tow n for $14.00.
Sizes 34 to 42.
T h e same goods made for
Youth s. 11 to 18, in lo ng Pent*, 11 flrt
Coat end Ve t ............................... W.UU
How to measure men's a youth's Suits:
Measure around th e breast and
w aist '•'ver the Vest, end from crotch
to heel for Pants.
W hen ordering, send Post-Office
Fxpress money order o r Registered
Letters. Money cheerfully refunded if
not satisfactory. Send 2C. stam p for
iples, tape measure, measuring
blanks, etc.
_______3
A 2c. stamp w iii 1
bring you r. ample*, *
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New Hardware Store
rJT o ] V ly F r i e i i d N m i d P u b l i c
The undersigned respectfully informs his patrons and pub­
lic in general that he has connected with his carpet busi
ness, a Complete line of Builder’s Hardware, Carpenter’s
Tools, Wood and Willowware, Paint, Brushes and a large
variety of Household Articles, etc. Best Manilla, Tarred
and Cotton Hopes of all sizes.
Blocks, bolts and Every­
thing pertaining to the outfit of a yacht.
It shall he my
aim as in former yeais to sell nothing but the best goods
at the lowest possible prices. Thanking you for past favors
and soliciting a continuance of the same in the future, I re­
remain
Respectfully yours,
L E O P O L D
PEACEFUL HEWS
While m r news is occupying the mindi of erery one in thie ootmtry,
to divert your m ind,here some peecefol newe to tell yon. Owing to the
W ar bo.u e there n iturally is come etegnetion among the mennftetnren
end wholesale houses, we have in oonteqnenna thereof been abie to eeeure some very gveat bargains in onr several linns, end some very spec­
ial ones, which we will have lot your inspeotion this
S atu rday , A pril 30™
Clothing ie t h e m uet important, having made e large pnreheae, namely
Men's fancy plaid oheviot Baits, all wool
7.48 wm 9.48
Men's imported mixed oheviot Baits all wool
8.98 wm 11.48
8.9* wm 1998
Men^s fancy scotch overplaid uheviot suits all wool
Men’s brown plaid Cheviot suits all wool
8 98 wm 11.48.
Men's nobby lig h t plaid oassimer suits ail wool
8.98 wm 12.48
Men's plaid Sawyer French fancies anits all wool
8.98 wm 18.98
Men’s blaok diagonal coat and veBt ail wool
6.98 wm 9.48
A lot children sizes 4 to 7 years your choice
2.48 worth 4.B0
Dress Goods and Silks Come Next.
25
50
50
25
22o w m 89o
89a wm 19a
45a wm 89o
45o wm 89o
10 pieces 26-:nch colored .Tupaneso silk
10 pieces changeable Taffeita, delicate effects
10 pieces fanoy strip e Taffetta
21 inch black satin Marvelent
48o wm C9o
76ewM95e
(9o wm 9Se
75c wm 95e
WASH GOODS.
60 ohnp 16c
8c ohup 15e
80 cheap 15e
10.000 yards fancy figured corded dimities
10.000 yards fine figured corded dimities
30.000 yards fine figured organdies
Carpets, Mattings and Furniture.
Ooe of the steam ers coming from Ohina with a cargo of m atting had the
same slightly damaged, the owner and insurance co. disagreed, forced
this large consignment on the market. N ote the prices:
CARPETS.
25 eheap 86
48 cheap 60
75 oheap 1.00
8.98 cheap 6.00
5 50 cheap 7.60
6.98 oheap 8.50
A heavy ingrain carpet
All wool ingrain carpets
A large line of M oquette carpets
100 rolls m attin g 40 yards
50 rolls fine Chinese matting, 40 yards
50 rolls ootton w arp matting, 40 yards
FURNITURE.
cheap4.98
cheap12.48
oheap15.00
12.50
cheap18.00
13,50
cheap20.00
75 oheap 00.98
1.00 cheep 1.89
4.50 cheap 6.98
2.50 cheap 8 98
8.48 cheap 10.98
60 6-foot antique oak extension tables
100 combination suits
100 antique oak bed room suits
Highly polished antique oak bedroom suits
L arge glasses antique oak bedroom suits
18 inch { oak parlo r table
24-inch f oak p arlor table’
50 chiffonier*
Enamelled iron bedsteadp, fall sizes
Antique oak sideboards
3.69
9.39
11.90
HOUSE FURNISHING.
10.000 felt window shades complete
10.000 rolls wall paper, doable rolls
100 ohamber suits, decorated, 10 pieces
10.000 pieces of white and colored table oil cloth
1000 pieces shelf oil cloth
Short uair m attress, 40 pounds
S. A. hair m attress, 40 pounds
F ibre m attress
Husk m attress
M attresses m ade to look like new
7 cents
6 cents
1.48 cheap 1.98
14 cheap 20
2 oheap 05
5.48 cheap 7.25
11.48 oheap15.00
3.46 oheap 5.00
2.98 oheap 4.00
1.25
THE STEIMCH COMPANY,
COOK ft AN AYR. A N D M A IN I T .
COOK MAN A YR. A N D E I O I 1 S T .
B R IG H T O N A Y E . W E S T EN D .
W IN S M A O H ,
IN S U R A N C E
In Reliable Companies
REAL E ST A T E
In All Its Branches
COTTAGES
To Rent, Furnished and Unfurnished
If you want to rent your house, place it with us
G E O . H. H O L M A N
N o. 11 Washington Street, Toms River
‘A H A N D F U L O F D I R T M A Y B E A H O U S E ^
FUL O F S H A M E ” K E E P Y O U R
H O U S E C L E A N W IT H
SAPOLJO
PPWADn to *ny for first Information of a
» r v r V * -' vaemney tor . Bookkeeper, Stenof
rapher, Clerk or Telegraph Operator which wo succeed In filling.
Wo not only train for practical work but always secure situations for
w orthy graduates of our Business and Shorthand Departments. If joe
a r c seeking employment and willing to study, send tea two-oeat stamps
for five easy lessons (by mail) in shorthand to
New York
or the
Doubtless that wo fun a China
Store—and so wo do. You
havo been in our front store
to see the China, now come back to the rear store and
you’ll be surprised at the variety and cheapness of our
Household Goods—evorthing from a Tea-Strainer to a
Clothes-Hamper, Tinware. Glassware, Stoneware, Novel­
ties—lots of 5c and 10c articles. Also Silverware. No
dead stock—nothing kept as a side issue. Our capital is
in these goods and we MUST keep them moving. That
accounts tor our low prices—because we must ells goods.
t l LIIMl tl'NevYeHu
The most celebrated practical schools ia America. Busineaa, Short*
hand, Typewriting, Penmanship, ^Telegraphy and Preparatory Depart
risents. Business men everywhere indorse these schools. Refer to Bank*
e rs, Merchants and prominent patrons all over the world. 8uporior la*
ht ruction. The best mechanical equipment. Grounds for athletic#. Board
and other expenses moderate. No vacations. Students may enter at any
time. Beautiful catalogue mailed on request. Address (mmtamthie paper),
CLEMENT C. GAINES, President Poughkeepsie. N. Y.
YOU THINK
Grover & Irons
B u s in c s *
In s t it u t e
N o . l O W n l e r N t . , T o m g Iff I v o r , I V . . T .
P. S. IRONS, Manager
pieces colored granite cloth all wool
pieces dress goods fancy mlxtnree all wool
pieces dress goods silk and wool mi -tores
pieces ladies oloth 51 inch all wool
BILES..
On account o f the failure o f one o 1
t’ i largest Commission Houses here, repre
si-ntiug a Woolen Mill in Ireland, wt
Fought last Spring the entire production of
tl eir g>ay and black Irish Frieze o f 6.000
pieces nt .1 sacrifice. Therefore we are able
to s. 11 them at the above, le s t th a n ( lie
r a w m a te r ia l p ric e , $ 1 0 .7 $ , n e v e r
b e f o r e in the history of clothing and
propable n e v e r a g a i n w ill you have a
chance to get h a lf such a value for youi
m oney. Above price is less than thi
new ta-lfTduty on the material. T hey arr
made up double-breasted as per cut below,
w ith raised seams lined througho.t with
extra heavy w oven plaid linings, pinked
facings, all pockets framed and Well stayed
w ith extra deep storm collar and throat
latch. Above U lsters are retailed at $22.00
after these are closed ou t w e w ill not be
a b l e lo duplicate
them for double the
TM l
price on account o f
_. ,
the new tariff d u ty .
S t y ll
Measure sam e as
fo r a Sack Coat, g iv - ja
ing length w anted, Jj
a l s o h i g h t and s
neasure and blank*.
---------------------We pay express
barges and should
y o u not feel satisfied
e will refund the
oney.
Remember y o u
b u y direct from one
o f the largest C loth­
ing manufacturers in
America.
M H
I n fact there are m any attractions in this sale such as you will not often
find. Come aud see and you will surely n o t regret it.
mom Mill to W earer,
ivea y r.i ' f
i'ro fits. *
■■0 i‘
GOOD HEWS
T.E.LEECH,OF LEECH,STILES ftCB.
r a i r iiu s s L r a u s t . e r e c u u m
. m n H U F 0 I M E I L T W IT S
Cowparthwiit Ixehugi,Toms R lw
Wadn’day,HiyIlB,firoiii 10a.X
B.tH
I4p.m.
Messrs. Pach Brothers
Of 93.5 Bro*dw*y, New York, present their compiiosente
and extend an urgent invitation to inspect their new
Courier Bldg, Main st.
L A K E W O O D STU D IO
to whieh they bare iWroted the sxpwisae. of tto ty I v y i m .
■* their grwtMt effort ia iu apposnitMat a a ! I
teatana are a “ ohef-.te .avre."
PORTSAin IB (ly HMOagfOODy) IN
Come, seo Tor yoarss
M r. G. W. Pacfagrreapereonal atteBtio. to sit ten, ff’ttia fl by
First Class Groceries
At Prices that equal the Lowest Com petitors.
’98 Bicycles
T h e C o ia m b ia » n ,i t b s C r e s c e n t— tb e t w o S U n d w rd W tw e li o f t e n s r ie *
T he Central Store
Courioi Building
T f lC
P D
H A 7TT D
' T t v v / V L
i \
4 N .
*
us Advertising in the
* » Brings the B E S T R
D elicate
Children
T O X IE 1 V X B POST OFFICE,
m a il s clous f o r
N*w York tad point* aorta, 7.00 A. M.
Ntw York tad til point* aorta of MaacUMttr
t M A. M. 1.0ft tad o.*o p. M,
Mkocheiter, Utjrllle, Cedar Creek, Forked
River, Wtretown, point* between Manchester
ta d Bridgeton, ft.ftft A. M.
Philadelphia, W ttblngton, Southern __
Feetero slate*, point* between Tome River and
Camden, laland Height*,
Height*.'Tr
Trenton and Southern
Jersey TJOA. M. 1.40P.M.
Point* between Seaside Park tad Point? a
WhlNo|aaadTaokerton,and polnta between,
1.40 P.M.
SUvertoa and Bnrrivlile 8.00 p. M. dally.
Regiatered mail, ft.ao A. M.
RAILROAD TIM E TABLE8.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Throngh Conehea t o Now York-K cdneed
Y VIRTUE OP A W R IT ffP F I , FA.,
Bate*, 4|ulek T im e, w ith bnt one
Issued out of the Court of Chancery of the
State of New Jersey, and to me directed 1 will
• h a a f i of Cam , to Philadelphia.
aell at public rendue on
Time Table la effect April iff, lffffff.
K
TRAINS LBAVE TOMS HIVBK
For NBW YORK, Rllaabeth and Newark, all
rail, at T.is and 10.10*. x „ 1.83 and fi.ee r. m.
Sundays 4.33 p. m.
For BAKNKUAT, a t 9.10, 11.05 a. n., and 4.1B
and l.oo r. n. Sunday* 18.40 a. in.
For LAKEWOOD, MANCHESTER, RED
D ana, etc.,
cm.., 7.13,
i . io, 10.10, A. M. 1.83, and 8.60 P. W.
BANK,
Sundays 4.33 p. m.
For BATONTOWN, EAST LONG BRANCH,
etc^USandj^o.lO A. n.jj.83 and o.fifi r.u . Sun
days (4.33 p. m. Eaton town only)
For ATLANTIC CITY, GLa BSBORO, WIL.
LIAMSTOWN,ete.,at 7.13 a . m.
For VINELAND, BK1DGETUN, etc., Cumber­
land and Maurice River Branch, at 7.13 a. m.
For PHILADELPHIA, via Winslow Junction
at 7.13 A. M.
RBTDRN1NG
Leave NEW YORK, foot of rb erty St., N. R.
via all rail, at 4.30 and s.80 a. m., l.sfi and 4.40
r.u. Sunday* lo.ifi a .....
Leave NEW YORK, South Ferry, Whitehall St
8.80 a. m., I 40,4.80 p. in. Sundays 10.00 a. in.
Leave NEWARK, Broad Ht.. at 8.88 a. m., l.fce
and 4.40 r. m. Sundays to.os a. »n.
Leave PHILADELPHIA, FiertiSooth Wharves,
Delaware River, at 8.oo a. m. and 4.1ft r. m.
Le ave ATLANTIC CITY, at 8.10 a. m. 4.00 r. m.
Leave RED BANK, at 6.46,9.66 a . m. and 8.07
and 840 r. m. Sundays 11.88 a. in.
Leave EAST LONG BRANCH, at ft.88 ann
8.48 A. M., 3.13 and 0.80 r . M.
Leave BATONTOWN. at 4.06 and lo.os a, m.,
3.07 and 0.08 r, u. Sunday a 11.44 a. in.
Leave LAKEWOOD, at 7.44 and 10.30 A. M. 8.40
and 4.88 r. m. Sundays 12.18 p. in.
Leave MANCHESTER, at 8 oo and 10.00 a. k ..
4.00 and 4.44 r. m. Sundays 13.33 p. in.
Leave BAltNEGAT. at e.40 ana 8.80 A.M., 18.00
and 0.90 r. m. Sundays e.oo p. m.
J. H. OLHAUSBN.
H. P. BALDWIN.
Oen’l Supt,
Uen'l Pass. Agt.
MONDAY, May 9, 1898,
At the Hotel of Cowditck A Cook, In the village
' Toms River, In the county of Ccean and State
of New Jersey,between the hours of 17 u. and 6
o'clock -. m., ORsaid day the following deaenbed
real estate:
All the followlug described lot or piece of laud
situate in the township of Stafford, county of
Ccean and State of New Jersey and bounded and
deacrlbed aa follows, viz.:
Beginning at the distance of three hundred and
fifty feet eaattrly from the Int'eraecllon of iho
(southerly line of Glonoeater avenue with the
easterly line of Railroad avenue aa delineated on a
map or plan of Harvey Cedara, on file in the
Clerk’* Oftlce of Ocean county; thence easterly
along aald southerly Hue of Gloucester avenue
fifty feet; thence southerly at right ung'cH to
Gloucester avenue between parallel lines oxtend­
ing of that width one hundred feet. Being lot
numbered thirteen In block one ax delineated on
said plan. Containing a lot of land fifty feet in
front or width by one hundred feet In length or
depth and the stiue premises which the llurvey
Cedars Beach Company by deed boarlug date the
thirtieth day of June A. D. 1090, and recorded In
Deeds, page 809, etc., granted and con veye i to the
aald Hugh Boulton.
Selxed as the property of Hugh Boulton, et ux.,
el al., defendants, and taken In execution at Hie
suit of Emilia A. Parsons, complainant, and *> be
sold by
HOWARD JEFFREY, Sheriff.
Gookok A. Vkoom, Solicitor.
Duteil April 4,1893.
[pr's feel, $8.88.|
S H E R IF F ’S S A LE .
K
Y VIRTUE OF A W HIT OF F I. FA.,
Issued out of the Court of Chaucer
Chancery of thn
ai ‘ to mo directed, I will
statei of New Jersey, and
aell at public vendue on
MONDAY, May 9, 1898,
1NNHYLVANIA BAILMOAD.
Cowdrlck
A i/ijun,
Cook. m
In ithe
village in
of
“Atvtlio Hotel of V
/W.T..1ivk «,
lie viiitigu
Philadelphia a nd L o n e B ranch Ilivlalon, Toms Itlvcr, In the County of Ocean ami State
of NewJersey, between the hours of 12 m. and 6
Tim e T able A dopted Nov. SR, lffffl,
o'clock i’ m., on said day the following described
real cstule
TRAINS LEAVE TOMB RIVER
All tha: tract or parcel of land and premia**,
particularly dosurlnod, situate, lying
For Camden and Philadelphia, 7.48 a. in., 4.08 hereinafter
and being In the TowtiHhlp of I^kewood, In the
p. in. week days.
County of Ocean and State of New Jersey,located
For Berkeley 10.80 a. m., week days.
For Island Heights, io:ho a, in.,0,04 p. in. week on Ihe easterly side of River avetiue, between
CiienUiiit and Oak Htraata, ami Known on the map
The Brlcksliurg Land ami Improvement UomFor New York, via Berkeley and Bay lleati of
pany's lands as lot nnmhe
' ~ one (1),block eight (8),
Junction, 10,BOa in: wreck days,
For Point l’loasant, Sea Girt, Aabury Park and section A.
Beginning at a point In the easterly side of
Long Branch, 10.80 a. in. week days,
River avenue, northerly sixteen chains ttm! seven
LBAVE BERKELEY
links Irom the northeast corner of River nvonue
For New York, 11.10 a. m, week days.
aud Chestnut street; thence (I) easterly at right
For Island Heights and Toms River, 8.16 p. angles with Hlver avenue tweuty chains; ttienoc
m. week days.
(8) northerly parallel with River avenue eleven
chains; theiioo (l) westerly al right angles with
LEAVE POINT PLEASANT
avenue twenty chalu* to the easterly line of
For Toms River, Berkeley and way polnta, River
River avenue; thence (4) southerly along the same
9.40 p. in. week days
p«,
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA
For Toms River 8.80 a. m., 4.00 p. in, week days.
LEAVE NBW YORK
For Toms River and Intermediate stations,from
W. 83d Ht. Statlou at ll.oo a. m.; Diabrosaen and
CortlandtSts at 19.10 p. m. week days.
J . B. HUTCHINSON,
J. R. WOOD,
Uen'l. Manager
Gen’l. Pass. Agt.
Seized as the property or John llamniell.etals ,
defendants, aud taken In oxecullon at the suit of
Mary B, llammell, Guardian, complainant, aud to
be aold by
,
,
HOWARD JEFFREY, Sheriff.
JOH. H Pahhv, Ho.lcilor.
Dated April 4,1893.
[pr'B fee, $0.38 )
S H E R IF F ’S S A LE ,
fjpUGMMMTON BAILMOAD.
In affect Nov. 1 8 , lffffl.
Y VIMTIIE of a writ of FI. Fa , Issued out
of
the Court
ofi the
_
.........— — of Chancery
j u
,n u Mtste vof
i nNew
un
Jersey, and to me directed, 1 will aell at public
vendue on
»
Trains from TUCKBRTON to NBW YORK
TRENTON and PHILADELPHIA.
■Leave Tueberton. 7.00, a, m, S.oo, r. u.
Leave West Creek. 7.07 a. m, 3.18 r. m.
Leave Mannahawkln, 7.88 a. m„ 8.bo r. n.
MONDAY, May 2. 1898.
Arrive at Whitlngc, 8.00 a. m., and 4.19 r . n.
Arrive at New York 18.00 and 8.38 r. m., C. k. R.
Z Arrive at New York 11.43 A. m., 7.38 r. M. P. R. R,
Arrive at Trenum lo.os a. m„ 0.48 r. m., P. R. h .
Arrive at Philadelphia e.40 a, m„ 0.00 r. m.
RETURNING
Leave New York (Central R. R. of New Jeraey)
4.ao a a. and i.«or. n.
Leave New York,(P. R. R.) 1.00 r. M.
Leave Trenton, 7.40 a. m.. 8.68 p. n.
Leave Philadelphia (P. K. K.) at s.so a. n. and
4.00 r. m.
Leave Whltlnga, 10,10 a. m., o.sh r. m.
Leave Barnegat, 10.41 a. n., aud 6.u7 r. m.
Leave Mannahawkln, 10.08 a. m., and fl.18 r. a
Leave West Creek, i t .oh a. M., and 0.33 r . m.
Arrive at Tnokerton, 11.10 a. m.. and e.40 r. n,
JOHN C. PRICE,
C. M. HEADLEY,
Snpt.
G. T. A F. Agt.
At the Hotel of Cowdnck A Cook, In the village
Toma ltlver,
lllviir lu
lit the
tlm County of (hiean and Mtate
ofif Toms
of New Jersey, between the hours of 19
o'clock p. M., on said day tho following described
real estate:
All the following described tract or pircel of
land ami pemlses, situate, lying and being in the
township of Brick, In the County
Coun*- of Ocean and
State of New Jeraey.
Being lot numbered two, block one, sectiou A,
a a plan of lots of the said Bay Read Laud Com­
pany, duly tiled In the Clerk’s office of the county
of Oeean aforeatyd. Bounded and deacrlbed as
follows, to wit:
Beginning at a stake Hfty feet northerly from
the northeast corner of Hast ami North streets,
and running thence in a northerly direction, fifty
lect to a stake; thence in an easterly direction
ami at right angles to Bast street,one hundred ami
July-one ami fourteen hundredths feet to a stake;
theiioe southerly along the Atlantic ocean7flflJ
feet
one. one
■
TO, to
n’ lot
•"* one; thence
tuouco westerly along lot one,
hundred ami fifty-two and one-luindredth feet to
ANNAHAW HIN 4k LffNfi BEACH R.H. ihe piece of beginning.
M
Seized aa the property of Cecelia Weed, et al..
In Effect O ctober I , iffffT.
defendants, amt taken lu execution at tho suit, of
rite Bay Head Land Company, complainant, and
to be sold by
f a8anS j
HOWARD JEFFREY, Sheriff.
F. A. \ . vanDohkn, Solicitor.
: : : : :« 8 S 8 a
Dnted March 80,1898.
(pr'a fee, $s ss ]
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a « i8 8 s S * U S S :
SH ERIFF’S SALE.
E soaS M S M S S S •
^ 9 fS S S U 8 8 & 8
Y VIRTUE OF A W H IT OF F I. FA.,
Issued
out of the Court of Chancery of the
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MONDAY, May 18,
BLADDER TROUBLES.
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stxih day
akna h . k irk .
waanpir f tr a t F ree.
l nhe*lthy urine from nnbealtby kidney* is
tbe chief canae of bladder troubles It ta eomforting to know that Dr Kilmer s 8w%mp-Root
fn fills every wi«t> in quickly coring bladder and
urinary calls, inabllil) to hold arise and fcalding pain in p*!**ing It. or bad effect following
q*e of liqnnr, wine or beer, and overcome* tnat
unpleasant neec*aRy of being otepeU d to cet
np so many time* during the nleht to grir.ate
Tbe mud and extraordinary effect of SwampHoot n soon realized. It stand* highest for its
wonderin' core* of tbe moat disrrearing cases
If you need a medicine yoo should have
tbe best.
by druggists, price fifty cents
and one dollar. \o u may have a sample hot
Ue of this great discovery sent to yon free,
by mail upon receipt of three two-cent stamps
to cover postage on tbe hot Ue MenGm N J
<vffrter and send your address to Dr Kilmer
A Go , Binghamton. N Y. The proprietors of
this paper guarantee tbe genuiDenen of ihia
offer
FIFTY-TWO ISSUES OF Til
CMCIER Fftl TWO IHUIft
Onptd met mo on the way,
Strong his bow and fixed his arrow.
Tired was I of yesterday,
Tirod of waiting for the l
Blithe, 1 flung my two arms wido
To receive tho barb he carried.
“Bhoot, I pray thee, Dan!" I cried.
But the willful youngBter tarried.
Straight I donned my trappings new—
Viaored helm and ahirt of leathor,
Greaves and breastplate, gauntlets, too,
Stoutly riveted together.
“ Since you would not ahoot," 1 aald,
“ Put your arrow by, false charmer!"
Cupid laughed, took aim. It aped
Through a Joint of my armor.
—Poet Wheeler in New York Preas.
h is ran so m e d s p irit fre e —lo n g a fte r
t b . llpa could n o t speak, lo o k in g and
p o in tin g u p w ard.
Home of you ta lk a s th o u g h God h ad
She had nerved herself to m eet her fae x h a u ste d h im self in b u ild in g th is ther. She glanced in the m irro r and saw
w orld, a n d t h a t a ll th e ric h c u rta in s he bow pale sbo was. H er father would be
ever m ade h e h u n g a ro u n d th is plan et, pale, too, b u t howdifferent his pallor from
THE GUILTY MAN.
ha« , u
t h in
r to
,So:th er c ahe
dah1*
rp svt a, t pc eu w
r dal
S i r f f X f ^ c L “ n g t : t h ‘ .“ J
M any do n o t o b serv e it. M any do n o t
rea liz e i t "A ud n ow m en see n o t th e
b r ig h t lig h t w h ich is in th e clouds.” In
o th e r w ords, th e r e a re a h u n d red ifien
lo o k in g fo r sto rm w h e re th e r e is one
m an l<“ k !a g (o r an n ah in e. My o b jec t
w ill b e to g e t you a n d m yacif in to tlm
d e lig h tfu l h a b it of m a k in g th e b est o f
e v e ry th in g
Yon m ay h av e w o n d e re d a t th e etatlaUoa t h a t ln In d ia , in th e y e a r 1S7S,
th a r a w ere over 19,000 people slain by
w ild b easts, a n d t h a t in th e y e a r 1879
. . . .
J
th e r e w ere in I n d ia o v er 20,000 people
d e stro y e d b y w ild a n im a ls. B u t th e re
is a m o n ste r in o u r o w n la n d w h ich is
y e a r by y e a r d e s tro y in g m ore th a n
t h a t I t is th e old b e a r o f m elancholy,
aDd w ith gospel w e a p o n s I propose to
chase It back to i ts m id n ig h t caverns.
I m ean to do tw o su m s—a sum in s u b ­
tra c tio n a n d a sura in a d d itio n —a sub­
tra c tio n from y o u r d a y s o f depression
a n d a n a d d itio n to y o u r d ay s of joy. If
God w ill h e lp m e I w ill compel you to
see th e b rig h t lig h t t h a t th e re is in th e
clouds, a n a com pel yo u to m ake th o
b e s t o f e v e ry th in g .
In th e first place, y o u o u g h t to m ake
th e very b e st of a ll y o u r financial m is­
fo rtu n e s. D u rin g th e p a n ic a few y e a rs
a g o you a ll lo st m oney. Some of you
lo st i t in m ost u n a c c o u n ta b le w ays.
F o r th e qu estio n , “ H ow m any th o u ­
sa n d s of d o lla rs s h a ll I p u t aside th is
y e a r? ” you s u b s titu te d th e question,
“ How sh a ll I pay m y b u tch e r, and
b a k e r, a n d c lo th ier, a n d lan d lo rd ?”
You h a d th e se n sa tio n o f ro w in g h a rd
w ith tw o oars, a n d y e t a ll th e tim e g o ­
in g dow n stream .
You did n o t say m u ch a b o u t i t b e­
cause i t w as n o t p o litic to sp eak m uch
o f financial e m b a rra s s m e n t; b u t y o u r
w ife k n ew . Less v a rie ty of w ard ro b e,
m ore econom y a t t b e ta b le , self-dcninl
in a r t a n d ta p e s try . Com pression; re­
tre n c h m e n t. W ho did n o t feel th e ne­
c e ssity of it? My frie n d , did you m ake
th e b e st of th is? A re you a w a re of how
n a rro w an escape y o u m ade? Suppose
yo u h a d rea c h e d th e fo rtu n e to w a rd
w h ich you w ere ra p id ly going? W h at
th e n ? You w ould h a v e been a s proud
a s L ucifer.
n o w few m en h a v e succeeded larg ely
in a fin an cial sense a n d y e t m ain tain e d
t h e ir sim plicity a n d r e lig io u s consecra­
tio n .
N o t one m an o u t o f a hu n d red .
T h e re are g lo rio u s e x cep tio n s, b u t th e
g e n e ra l ru le is t h a t in p ro p o rtio n as a
m an g e ts w ell off foi tills w orld lie g e ts
p o o rly off for th e n e x t. He loses bis
sense of d ep en d en ce on God. He g e ts
a d ista s te fo r p r a y e r m eetin g s. W ith
p le n ty of b an k s to c k s a n d p len ty of
g o v e rn m e n t s e cu ritie s, w h a t does th a t
m an know of tb e p ra y e r, “ Give me th is
d ay m y d a ily b ro ad ? ” How few m en
la rg e ly successful in t h is world are
b rin g in g souls to C h rist, o r show ing
self-denial fo r o th e rs , o r a re em in e n t
fo r p iety ? You c a n c o u n t th em ail
upon y our e ig h t fin g ers nnd tw o
thum bs.
One of th e old c o v eto u s souls, w hen
h e w as side, a n d sic k u n to d e a th , used
to have a b a sin b r o u g h t in —a b a sin
filled w ith gold, a n d h is o n ly am use­
m e n t a n d th e o n ly r e lie f ho g o t fo r hla
inflam ed h an d s w a s r u n n in g th em
dow n th ro u g h th e g o ld a n d tu rn in g
i t up in th e basin. Oh, w h a t in fa tu a ­
tio n a n d w h a t d e s tro y in g p ow er m oney
h a s for m any a m an . Now, you w ere
s a ilin g a t RO k n o ts th e h o u r to w ard
th ese vortices o f w o rld lin e ss—w h a t a
m ercy it w as, t h a t h o n e s t defalcation!
T h e sam e d iv in e h a n d t h a t crushed
y o u r store-house, y o u r b an k , y o u r office,
y o u r in su ra n c e c o m p an y , lifte d you ou t
o f d e stru c tio n . T h e d a y you ho n estly
suspended in b u sin e ss m ade y o u r for­
tu n e for e te rn ity .
As you s a t th is m o rn in g a t y o u r
b re a k f a s t tab le , a n d lo oked in to th e
faces of y our c h ild re n , p e rh ap s you
•a id w ith in y o u rse lf: "P o o r th in g s!
How 1 w ish I could s t a r t th em in life
w ith a com petence! llo w I have been
d isa p p o in te d in a ll my ex p e cta tio n s of
w h a t 1 w ould do fo r th em !” Upon th a t
scene of p ath o s 1 b re a k w ith a paean
o f c o n g ra tu la tio n , t h a t by y o u r finan­
c ial losses y o u r o w n p rospects for
H eaven, a n d th e p ro sp e c t for th e Heav­
en o f y o u r c h ild ren is m ig h tily im ­
proved. You m ay h a v e lo st a toy, h u t
y ou itavo won a pa luce.
“ How h a rd ly s h a ll th e y t h a t have
ric h e s e n te r in to th e k in g d o m of God!”
" I t is e asier for a ca m e l to go th ro u g h
a n eed le’s eye th a n fo r a rich m an to
e n te r th e fcingdom o f H eaven.” W hat
does t h a t m ean? I t m ean s th a t th e
g ra n d e s t b lessin g God ever bestow ed
upon you w as to ta k e y our money
aw ay from you. L e t m e h e re say, in
p assin g , do n o t p u t m uch stress on
th e tre a su re s of tlris w orld. You c a n ­
n o t ta k e th em a lo n g w ith you. At
a n y rate , you c a n n o t ta k e th em m ore
th a n tw o o r th ro e m iles; you w ill
have to leave th em a t th e cem etery.
A ttila had th re e coffins. No fond was
h e of th is life t h a t h e decreed t h a t
first he should he b u rie d in a coffin
of gold, and t h a t th e n th a t should
b e enclosed in a coffin o f s ilv e r and
t h a t should he enclosed in a coffin
o f iron, a u d th e n a la r g e am o u n t of
tre a s u re should h e th ro w n in over his
body. And so h e w a s b u ried , and th e
m en w h o bu ried h im w ere slain, so
t h a t no one w ho m ig h t k n o w w h ere h e
wa* bu ried , and no o n e m ig h t th e r e
At the hotel of Cowdrlck A Cook. In the village
of Toms River, In the County of Ocean, and mate
of New Jersey, between the hours of l« m. and o
real •atate*11' °B 8a*'* ****’ l *le
described
All that tract of land situate In the Township of
Jackson, county of Ocean and state of New JerIn I 'a . a v l l l . ti.l...* . . . ■).. _ .
.
.
r i ' . Jn
l,p|,tg on the east side
of. . the
road from Casavtile to 'nuns River.
Beginning in the middle of the roa.l and corner
to land formerly Benjamin Reed; thence as the
" ^ ,!,.e P0,m.c',.,n 'S*8? >uth one degree and thltt
mltiuiea p u t eleven chtlaa and eighty Itnke; (in
5 IE ! i ::::
*
*n‘*. *hree minuter east
nineteen chain* *n.1 ninety-four link*; (8) Booth
« i* ? * S S B S S 2 : : :
seventy seven deareea an* tortv-nve minute* e*st
K-'wwwwwwwt-t- •
:C!
fifteen chain* and twenty link*; («) north twelve
chain* and seventr-flve link*; (8) north neventv-even deftee* and forty-five minute* west nine­
p u i u n i t ■ ■ e n a T u w * m. m teen chain* and twenty-three link*; («) north sixty-five degree* and forty-five minute* we*t elghthmUnUn Trmnmpori+tUn Cm.,
teen chain* and eight,-five links to the place of
Beginning. Contalulng forty-five acre* ami alxtyTlffM Table In IffWct Oct E, l l f f i
*even hundredths more or le*a. And after de­
ducting lot* No. t, s and a and 4. with alley* be­
TRAINS LEAYE MEW EGYPT.
tween the rame, there remain* forty-one’acre*
Per Philadelphia. 7 M and 11.1a a. m„ 7.48 p. m. more or lea*. Maid land was purchased by Mary
L. Brown ot Reuben Groves by deed May 18. 187b.
ffMk daya. aundaya, 7.<* a. m.
Per Toma River, 7.M a id 11.1s, a. a .
n
■a,22L“ ,hf Pf0P««y of Joseph R. Brown, et
Po» Hew York, 8.*7 a . n.. i n p. m.
taken in execution at the
suit of Hannah A Krason. Admlniairatrix.etc
RETURNING,
conttfialtiaiit. and
a n d be
he aold
oai.I lie
' *
complainant,
by
Leave Phiudelphta, *jo a.
1.4* p
HOWARD JEFFREY, Sheriff.
I. W. CaaMicBAiL. Solicitor.
The bladder
created for one parpooe vlx.
Leave Torn*River, 4.0ft p. a .
Dated April it. i**.
(Pr>a fee. 9S.S3.
* receptacle for tbe nnne. and as sack Is not
« ■ r . . » . „WM-_BCRT1», gnptrlntendent
liable lo any form of disease except by one of
w.R.Cnap»v.Oen,l Pneasnger a Freight Agent.
two way*. Tbe first wav ie from Imperfect
action of the kidneys. Tbe second way ie from
^HHRAPEAM B 4
careless treatment of other diseases
W AR OX NO W A R
Every patriotic cititen should have a flag- there­
£• I J v R *oHd tn&i of Pniiman vestibule for*
we offer beet all wool U. M banting t u «
4»
aura
in all, except the two first aisea All
R IXTteCtostoaatl
v
and Loumm*. via. Waaning.
mb* sewn doable. Beat fiog made.
***«» >g*vvMew York by
Lwweat p r i m la th t | m,
totonjd, ft p. n.; Trenton, ft.96 p.
■ 4 PWJndeMHn, T.ee
* — -r. - - arrives Cincinnati,
Cincinnati
xt feet » 78,4x9 feet t3»>. ftxiSN eitsm
Wt. n, next l ay; L—tnv«e,fti»; *t l,r-hi.T<Y CVX4
«S!«
8,» Maxis '•XU
direct connections to potnn
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7 13 15*30
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3.44 I 9X18 '
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Bent on receipt of price or C O. D.
I n te r fe r e w ith h is tre a s u re s . Oh, m en
o f *h ' " T 1/ who
to ‘ ake y o u r
m o n ey w ith you, b e tt e r h av e th re e
coffins!
A g a in , I rem ark, y o u o u g h t to m ake
th e v e ry b e s t of y o u r bereav em en ts,
T h e w h o le ten d en cy ia to brood over
w e a th e r e v ery w h ere. T h e clouds con­
g re g a te aro u n d th e su n , p ro p o sin g to
m _,
a b o lish him . B u t a f t e r a w h ile he
3 h S . ? S k . “a h t“ i ,^clou” , w ' t- hi • tim
‘ !> e« -t o ‘ th
T e ?h aiUT
n d lin g“ n*f n40
j-m c cto “e suoh,
of
$oc. and $i.oo; all druggist*.
SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists, New York.
A nthracite t e a l nacd exclusively, 1n e a r­
ing C leanliness a n d co m fo rt.
th e pain. K o other lin im e n t that I ever —bad digestion and consequent lmpnro blood,
.,.1
nnn.\ 11
! The Discovery makes the appetite good, the
B led did m e BO much g o o d .
j digestion strong, assimilation easy, and the
« oid toy 0 . T . Frost, M ala 4k W ashington blood rich and pare.
signals out. Bhip reefing main topsail!
Awnings taken in. Prophecies of foul
markable n o u rish in g pow er.
It gives color to th e b lo o d . It
brings s tre n g th to th e m us­
cles. It ad d s pow er to th e
nerves.
I t m eans r o b u s t
health and v ig o r. E v en d eli­
cate infants ra p id ly g a in in
flesh if given a sm all am o u n t
th ree or four tim e s each day.
B . E . O F MEW J L I lE Y .
C^EMTMAL
B
4 1 R i n W l » m T H E M B IV IIIO N .
th a t e x c ellen t remedy. S t a t i o n Oil, i J S R H t K f f i i f f S ? % £ £
a timely friend. This lin im en t rapidly • mao feels that he Is not as well as be oogbt
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t
,
t
o
be, whenever; be is listless, whboot energy
cures rheumatism, neuralgia and pains, tod wltboat vitality, whenever be dads tbst be
when other remedies fail. Mr. Jno. Ulosing weight and that bis ordiosry work
i* _ 11
Vo
. ,,v give* him nndne fatigue, be need* Dr. Pierce'a
M. Iiall, Ashland, Va., writes . I uotfen Medical Diacoverr If be keep* on ■
suffered with rheumatism in the ankle workiog with bis liver Inactive and bis blood j
ten d e n c y to d isp el t h e gioom in th e
live* o f th e sick a n d so rro w in g by
s tir rin g u p a h e a lth fu l s p ir it o f a n tic i­
p a tio n . T h e te x t ie J o b 87: 91: * “ And
now m en nee n o t t h e b r ig h t l ig h t
w h ich is in th e c lo u d s /'
W ind east. B .r o m e te r (ailin g . S to rm
■ —.
•• .
...
of Cod-Liver O il w ith Hypophosplutes. I t has m o st re ­
SUverton and BarraviUe, 1.00 P. M.. dally.
Begtatered mall, li.oe A. M.
EDMUND W. MABOLT, P. M.
Corrected Rov. it, 1st7
That la Hev. Dr. Tfflmaiffff'ff Advioff
to All M ankind.
.u d tl,. muscles connected therewith. S S ^ S ^ S i r f t ' t S r t S r t : !
Salvation Oil at once relieved the sore- hearty when be is old. The Golden Medical
T h e fo llo w in g r o s e a te serm on b y
Rev. T. D eW itt T a lm a g e w ill h»ve % ness, reduced the swelling, « d cured
Scon’s Emmsfon
MAILS ABR1VI FROM
V»w VfM-W«g<t
* IK A M
Philadelphia, Camden, Inland Height*, etc.,
10.10 A.M., 844 P. M.
11.0ft A
Mew York and all polnta north, Forked River,
Bridgeton, etc* 11.0BA. M.
Mew York end all potato north of Mnnchenter,
4.18 P.M.
Mew York end polnta north of Manchester T.oo
Why Is It that one man is old rad dscrepld
„ j ftt 48, and another hale nod heerty at 80? It
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take — Charming Gllmpao of
tho Fn to ro U fa.
They do n o t com plain of
anything in p articu lar. T h ey
eat enough, b u t k eep th in and
pale.
•
They
a p p e a r hfairly
i ■ well,
"
but have no s tre n g th . You
cannot say th e y are really
sick, and so y o u call them
delicate.
W hat can b e do n e fo r th e m ?
O ur answ er is th e sam e th a t
the best physicians h ave been
giving for a q u a rte r o f a c en ­
tury. Give th em
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everything. There w as no love for her any
more. Hor father had expiated his sin in
the eyes of the world. In hor h eart tho sin
th a t had been his still livod. For there
was Jack, and she had given him up bocauso of hor fath er’* guilt. There was a
narrow ing of the radius. No m atter l’or
Jock if her fathor were only an innocent
m an. Lovo surely created a dosiro for pu­
rity, for, since she bad lourned to lovo Jack,
her father’s Bin bad grown and grown
upon her, and before th a t tho ain had boon
tempered by h e r pitying lovo and her
prayers for heaven’s forgiveness.
Tho daughtor of a thief! Oh, why had
she m et Jack? Why had she allowed horself to care for him? Why bad sho let her­
self feel glad when sho knew th a t ho lovod
her? Why had slio greatly desired th at ho
should tell her th a t he bad given his heart
to her a nd domanded hor own ln return?
How many sadly confused questions did
sho put to hersolf as sho sat there in the
miserable silence, her m other nnd her fa­
ther at a greater distance from hor than
they had over been before, while she va in ­
ly tried to ucouso her heart nnd her
daughterly affection of transgressing, even
though Jack called through tho silonco
that, b u t for h er fath o r's crimo, she m ight
have claimed w om an’s perfect happiness
on earth I
H er mother and hor father apparently
failod to realize how much sho w as going
through. I t was only hor lack of response
to their love th u t touohod thorn. Her adora t’on of a man who m ight havo boon her
husnand was m erely a foolishness of hers
and not to ho placed in the same category
w ith hor duty as a daughter—tho daugh­
ter of a thief! T hat miserable word, th at
disgraceful word, w ould come uppermost
to her. B ut for Ja ck would this have boeu
so? Tho daughtor of a thiof!
There came a top on the door, and it
sounded on her oar liko thunder.
Hor mothor wont to tho door and opened
it.
“ M urk,” sho said to hor husband, “ it is
cook. Sho wishos to speak to mo about
dinner. Wo are going to have all the
things you used to —ull the things you
like. Of oourso the servants know noth­
ing, doar. You havo been west, you know.
The servants havo only beon w ith us since
wo moved hero. Would you liko to Come
down stuirs, or w ill you stuy hero in tho
library?”
“ 1 will stay horo, “ ho said in his hushed
way. "H ere.”
“ Vory woll,” returned his wife. “ I
shan’t bo gono long. See, horo is all tho
old furniture, all your books, ju st as you
usod to liko them , und tho pioturcs.”
Sho leaned ovor a nd kissed him before
sho wont out a ud closed thu door bohind
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W hat grief had not her father w rought!
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Tho day ho wont to prison for thn defalca­
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p o in t o f celestial b lis s w hich you ex- to w a rd d a rk n e ss, from h a n g in g gar- alm ost hated her father as 6ho thought
ovor
tho
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past
four
years.
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00 o r 70 years, th ey re a c h e d a t a flash? n o t b e v ery m uch su rp rise d if a sp irit yet w ould «ho huvo hated him save for
I f th e la s t 10,000 c h ild re n who had en - o f God s e n t fo rth from H eaven tow ard Jack?
She pressed her hands fiercely to hor
te r e d H ea v e n had g o n e th ro u g h th e o u r w o rld sh o u ld be slow to come. B ut eyes.
a v e ra g e o f h um an life on e a rth , a re how s tr a n g e it is th a t we d re a d going
Suddenly sho started. There w as a step
y o u s u re a ll those 10,000 c h ild ren w ould o u t to w a rd th a t w orld w hen going is on tho stairs. Her m other was bringing
h a v e fin a lly reach ed t h e b lissful te r- from D ecem ber to w a rd J u n e —from th e her father up to her. How should sho
A nnie wua alono w ith her father. Sho
m in u s? Besides th a t, m y friends, y ou ! snow o f e a rth ly storm to th e snow of moot him? Had it not boon for Jack sho heard him m oving carefully around, ta k ­
a re to look a t th is m a t t e r as a self-de- E d en ic blossom —from th e a rc tic s of knew how sho should havo m et him . B u t ing up a book, only to lay it down again.
n ia l o n y o u r p a rt fo r t h e i r benefit. I f tro u b le to w a rd th e tro p ic s of e te rn a l her father had forcod Juck from her.
Ho wont up und looked at his w ife’s pioThe stops ascending tho stairs stopped. turo hanging between two tall bookcases,
y o u r c h ild re n w a n t to g o off in a May . joy.
d a y p a rty ; if your c h ild re n w an t to go
Oh, w h a t an ado a b o u t d ying! We There was u cough outside the library then ut th a t of his wife's fnthor. Before
on a flow ery and m u sic a l excursion, g e t so a tta c h e d to th e m a la ria l m arsh door. She knew tho sharp littlo cough. this lust picture ho lingered, m aking no
y o u co n so n t. You m ig h t prefer to in w h ich w e live th a t w e a re a fra id to She usod to fly to meet hor father four sound, b u t looking a t the face of tho old
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Now sho did not movo from tho chair sho te r’s husband had gono to servo a sentence ELY BROTH KS, 68 Y.V.rro* fct., New York City
p a rte d ch ild ren have o n ly gone o u t in E te rn a l s u n lig h t, a nd b e st program m e sat in.
in prison. A nnio could not sco him, but
a M ay d a y p arty , a m id flowery and o f c e le s tia l m in s tre ls a nd h a lle lu ja h ,
►Sho heard a voice outside the door—her sho knew ull th a t hor father did. Her back
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was toward hint ns sho leaned over her
h i la r itie s forever. T h a t o u g h t to q u ell cold a n d ig n o ra n t a n d w eak. Do n o t room. Then the handle of tho door turned, sewing, nnd hor heart boat fast when ho
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som e o f y o u r grief, t h e th o u g h t of in tro d u c e u s to E lija h , a n d J o h n Mil- a nd hor m other led iu a strangely aged turned from tho picture at last and swiftly
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Tho g irl rose. Hor futhor stood before
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When his hand was laid upon her arm ,
hor,
expectancy
in
his
fuce.
Sho
wont
t h e b e s t of all b e reav em en ts. The fa c t o f p la n tin g th em on th e h a n k of amasho alm ost shrieked aloud.
“ Annio!” said hor father’s voice. It
t h a t y o u h a v e so m an y frie n d s in Heav­ r a n th iu H eaven. Give u s th is sm all slowly to him and hold her forehead up to
e n w ill m ak e your o w n d e p a rtu re very isla n d o f a lep rous w orld In ste a d of th e his Ups. llo r mother looked angrily a t was a firm voice now, no quaver of doubt
her, b u t sho w ent back to her seat and in it, and it forcod hor liko u command
c h e erfu l. W hen you a r e going on a im m e n sitie s of sp le n d o r a n d delight. caught up somo sowing.
sho dared not disobey.
v o y ag e ev e ry th in g d e p e n d s upon w here K eep o u r h a n d s fu ll of n e ttle s , a nd our
“ A n n ie,” 6uid tho m other sharply, “ is
Sho roso from her Boat and faced him.
y o u r frie n d s are —if th e y a re on th e s h o u ld e r u n d e r th e b u rd e n , a u d our this tho way to moot your futlier? Do you
Despite tho phvslcul changes in him sho
w h a r f t h a t you loavc o r on the w h n tf nook in th e yoke, a n d h o p p les on our know thut ali th at hus occurred hns boon
saw before hor ills old solf—strong, not SHO ES R E P A I R E D
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unbravo, not disloyal, not a criminal,
Soled and heeled (nail worn)
o th e r w ords, th e m ore frie n d s you have " D e a r L ord,” we seem to say, “ keep us world? And yet I forgivo because I love.
“ You havo given up your lover,” he
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the girl. “ I couldn't deceive him any will toll you w h a t I hnd bopod never to
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1 am am azed a t m yself a n d a t y o u r­ longer. I wrote him last night. I told him tell a living soul on earth. And I m ust
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la n d s a n d b ro u g h t a p rin c e to o u r h a r ­ I c o n g ra tu la te a nybody w ho has a failod you? What is done is done. I t is a ll tell him as I tell you thut I have wrecked
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b o r, t h e sh ip s w ere co v ered w ith b u n t­ r ig h t to die. By t h a t I m ea n th ro u g h wipod nwny. I t is only remembered by no life, th a t I have n o t wrecked m y daugh­
in g , a n d you rem em ber h o w th e men- sic k n e ss yo u c a n n o t a v e rt, o r th ro u g h your daughter, not by mo, and you ore as te r’s hnnpiness. Do you hour me? I lmvo
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not interfered w ith y our right to bo happy
o f-w a r th u n d ere d b ro ad sid e s, b u t th ere a c cid e n t y ou c a n n o t avoid—y o u r w ork m uch to me after ull the m istakes and With the man you lovo. I have been ad­
w a s n o jo y th ere c o m p a re d w ith the o onsuinm ated. “ W here did th e y bury sufferings as tho day when I stood by your judged a crim inal. . I have served a crim ­
jo y w h ic h s h a ll he d e m o n s tra te d w hen Lily?” sa id one little c h ild to a n o th e r. side and vowod to bo a loving und tru e in al’s sentence. B u t I am an innocent
y o u s a il u p th e broad b a y o f H eavenly “Oh,” sh e rep lied , “th e y b u rie d h e r in wife till God should part us in death. Wo m an, a nd” —ho tu rn ed and pointed to tho
b a lu ta tio n . The m ore f rie n d s you have th e g ro u n d .” “ W hat! in th e cold always spoke of you, m other and I . ”
picture of ills wife’s father—“ th at man
“ Y our m othor,” his dry lips said, knew it. I sacrificed not your mother, not
th e r e th e easier y o u r o w n tra n s it. g ro u n d ? ” “Oh, no, no; n o t in t h e cold
“ where is she?”
you, but my own standing in society and
W h a t is d e a th to a m o th e r w hose chil­ g ro u n d , h u t iu th e w arm g ro u n d , w here
H is wife oaught his hand.
the m inds of m en for tho sakoof my wifo’s
d re n a r e in Heaven? W h y , th e r e is no ugly seeds become b e a u tifu l flow ers.”
“ D ear,” she said, “ can you bear a little father and his invalid wife.”
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She gnspod. She understood him, and
in g i n to a n u rse ry am id t h e rom p and m uch to th in k t h a t I m u st lose the
H o looked n t hor.
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H ia wife fondiod his hand.
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If nature could not make >our lovo su r­
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“ I t was only a few m onths a go," she
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h o s p ita l a n d m ansion, b e tw e e n b and­ id e n t E d w ard s w ill go to P rin c e to n to lottors came, and until I could road it to them , for I m ust show thoso proofs to tho
dnughter whose lack of lovo makes my
a g e s a n d robes, b e tw e e n c ru tc h aud g e t his, G eorge Cookroan w ill g o to th e her she asked mo to let hor hold it. An word
of no account. ’’
p alm b ra n c h . Oh, I w ish so m e o f you peo b o tto m of th e A tlan tic to g e t his, and hour later wo found her w ith tho letter
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p ie w h o a re compelled to c ry , “ My head! we w ill go to th e village c h u rc h y a rd s held up to her heart, and she w as very
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m y h e a d ! my foot, m y fo o t! my back, a n d th e c ity cem etiT ies to g e t ours, white and quiet. There had been no told him more th an many words. Sho
m y back !” w ould try so m e o f th e Lord'i • u d w h e n w e have o u r p e rfe c t ap lrit
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a n y h o w hefor* long. H e a v e n is an old w ill h e th e kind of m en a n d women grieving for and who had given her every and though hor life’s greater lovo m ight
comfort in life, even when, I am Bure, he
city , b u t h a s never y e t r e p o rte d one t h a t th e re s u rre c tio n m o rn in g w ill could hardly afford tho extravagances or­ be over and done tho m an who had asked ftl per vial, o
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There was somo ono in tho room, though
m o n ia for th e lungs. N o p leu risy for a n y d o lefu l sto ry y e t. W h a t have you you wore always kind and good to them .”
th e side. No n e u ra lg ia fo r th e nerves. proved a b o u t d e a th ? W h a t is th e case
A low, long sigh broke from tho man. neither of them hooded till tho g irl's name
N o rh e u m a tis m for th e m uscles. “ The you h a v e m ade out? You have m ade Then alienee foil, the sound of the tram was spoken by th e newcomer.
“ Ja c k !” she cried nut. ami clung the
i n h a b ita n ts shall nev er say , I am sick,” o u t ju s t th is —th a t d e a th a llo w s us to bells in the street enmg distinctly to thorn, closer
to hor father. 1!Jack i’’
“ T h e r e s h a ll be no m ore p a in .”
have a p e rfe c t body, free o f a ll aches, and the ticking of the clock on the m antel
“ You did not hear mo knock,” said ho.
A g ain , yo u ought to m a k e th e b e st of u n ite d fo re v e r w ith a p e rfe c t soul free was strangely loud.
“ I came to tell you th a t I refuso to obey
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invention or improvement and we will tell
o u t o f th e flin t of the to m b sto n e . T h ere a n d t h a t you are g o in g to quit mo. I nm not very happy. 1 do not mean to you. Your fath er—will ho not lot me
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t h e fe a tu re s o f a m an w h o a re close bv a n d hoofs o f celestial eq u ip ag e, and you accuso him of? Who are you, with of her lover. “ Yes. ’’—Sparc Momenta.
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t h e fe a tu re s of d e a th —w h e th e r th e y a n d lo st th e ir h e a lth , a nd lost th e ir "H u sh !”
Tho Colossus of Rhodes, a bronze statue,
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moat at night; worse by scratching. ' I f al- 894 years and was sold to a Hebrew for old ,
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lowed to continue, tumors form, which often
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T h e n u m b e r of poles used for tele­ Oimthbwt stops the itching and bleeding, deale ®7 about 729,000 pounds, of bronze.
th e f u tu r e th e y can te ll. They give g ra p h w ires p e r m ile v aries from 90 to ulceration, sod in most caaea removes the tumors
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