CORLltS, The Clrthier. Fall Stoekjif Clothing 1 PattersBH, The Cbtlier,

BED BANK REGISTER
RED BANK, N. J., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1,1882.
VOLUME V. NO. 19.
CLOTHING.
LAWYERS.
JOHN S. APPLEGATE,
OOUNSEI/HTAI
LAW,
KM BANK. N. J
p
.
CORLltS, The Clrthier.
H. TBAFFORD,
COUNSELOR AT LAW,
a>minlMloner for New York.
B*D BAN*. N. J.
WILLIAM PINTABD,
COUNSELLOIt AT LAW,
Urer Button's Store Stare.
USD BANK, N. J.
Fall Stoek jif Clothing 1
KT IXPXBIENOE Of TWENTY YEARS' IN
TTKCUWHINO BD8INS88 IN BID BANK EN-
•J1ANDOLPH PARMLY,
ABLES Ml TO OFFKB A STOCK ESPECIALLY
COUNSELLOR~iT LAW,
800 Washington Strait,
ADAPTED TO THE WANTS OP THIS SECTION.
JCT8JBY CITY, N. t.
TOHN P. HAWKINS,
|
THIAH0BANOE I HAVE FBOH MY CUSTOMHtB AND T i n
BALIS IB PROOF FOB1TIVC THAT TUE EFFORT
ABDUUI PAHS-* n.
I HAV1 MADE TO KAKI THI PBICE8 THI
LOWEST, IS FOLLY REALIZED BY MY PAT-
BOMB. wiAWNOwornBUia ONE or THE
THOMAS J. POWERS,
F. 8. TALLMADGE,
LAEOMT STOCKS Of' CLOTBINQ EYKB PB8JOSEPH PARKER, JK.
SINTCD TO THE PEOPLE Ot IA6T'JERSEY.
188 BOOADWAY, N. V.
TAYS OH HAND A COMPLM1* UTOOT OF
J. rABKKR, Jr., Counsellor at Law, New Jere»v.
Nutary Public
gUITlNSS AWArTINQ YOUB ORD1B8. A FULL
STOCK Of rOBNISHIMO GOODS. I WOULD
CALL YOUB ATTENTION B W C I A U Y TO THE
sTooior
SURGEON DENTIST,
HUBIO UALL BUILDING,
BID BANK, N. J,
HATS AND CAPS,
OOMPBIBINO ALL TBI NODDY STYLES, AS
WILL.
Over Nineteen Yoaru' Experience In Dentistry in all Its branches.
ParlKuilar Attention Riven to the administration of
Amutlictlo.
| \ H . II. B. VANDORN,
DENTIST,
WIIH Dr. B. r. Borden. MUBIO Ball BulUllntf,
RED BANK, rl.J.
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
CIRUES, THE CLOTHIEB.
NOi 19 Broad Street, Rod Bank.
PattersBH, The Cbtlier,
09 Front St., Bed Bank.
F.IUHD iliTEII CL0T16
T-VR. Q. F. MAR3DEN,
MAR3D
IIOH(EOFATHI0
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
of all grades, varieties and price*.
O.H00 In Bonlen's Building, Broad Street;
BED BANK, N. 1
nEAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE.
A. M. MORGAN,
from $i.w to tio.oo.
DHIRABLE FIIOPMtTr FOB BALE OB TO LET. of all fradet, i t pricesranging;from H » to jas.OO.
Hen's Trow«r> from 73c to ST.0O.
BOYS'~STTITS,
Price thaa anj ol eiualfinallti whkn b
Flral-cUu InMirmnee Companies B«p- fore been' Offeree tor sale In Bed Ban!.
reaenlod.
In addition to mj stock of clothing 1 have a full
supply of
AND KEAL ESTATE
AOENT,
FKONT STnCET. RED BANK, N. •».
I". l>. ll-Pl, 21.
iMiinnoo placed In thi) b.«t OompanlM on moil
n>u»nulili> terras.
Cent's Furnishing Coods,
I Klab in particular to call the aUenUon ol Uie pub
lie to mjr very superior stock ot
Flannel Underwear
wtiiclil am soiling at prines at wnlGb goods, eliuiu
In quality, have never before twen mid
In Bod Bank.
OAKl'ENTEBS AND BUILDERS.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
WALSH,
STEAM SAW AND MOLDING MILL,
Incase any article does not give saUifactlon, Uui
mooej will be reloaded If Uw goods are reiDnwd uninjured.
Manufacturer of Saab and Dllndi.
MECHANIC BTBEET,
ItEP BANK, N. J.
VV
U. TOMPKINS,
J.MARKS,
CARPENTER AND BUILDER,
TINTON TALIB, N. J.
C. ORMEKOD,
BOAT T H J I L D E R ,
Main Burnt, Astmry Par*, N. J.
Merchant Tailor and Clothier,
No. 180 C rtenwich 8treet,
NEW YORK CITY.
TITUS * CONRAD,
Carnenters and Builders,
TRENTON, N. J.
Or
EAST LONQ BRANCH, N. J.
LARGEST ASSORTMENT,
i LATE8T8TYLES,
LOWEST PRICES.
Everything in the Clothing TAtie.
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
BOYS" AND O H D J D R E N ' 8 SUITS A
SPECIALTY.
JOHN CULLINGTON & SONS,
Cugtom Work Promptly Turtied
Outat Seasonable Prices.
MANUFACTURERS OF
FINE SEGARS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DIALERS iti
ALL KINDS OF CHEWING AND
SMOKING TOBACCO, SNUFF,
PIPES, ETC., ETC!.
TUE ALMA SEOAR A SPECIALTY.
FKONT STREET,
RED BANK, N. J.
We uuaraoteo all our Cuatom Work to be made In
tho6oi* manner. Good UK atoo (ruaranleed.
Farmen and tarm-lalnMri' tend doatre »troniraoN
tlcalile etotMnrfor oat-door work will ana Uili tdc
bun pUwo to oUaln Jutt what thor want.
J.MARKS,
, MERCHANT TAILOR ft CLOTHIER,
No. 169 Creenwloh 8traet,
NEW YORK CITY.l
ESTABLISHED, 1840.
A. OLOSE & SON,
Greenwich Street, Cor. Fulton, New York City.
Manufecturerg an.l Retailers of
Men's, Youths', Boys' & Children's Clothing,
SPECIAL BABGAma IX ALL DBPABTMENTS.
All Kinds of Printing
at
The Register Office.
mun, wraau,aa4»lrUto*itli»iirn
UiulrownlaoallUea, AnjtonacaniloUiewoi,^
erlr from tho nn( start. Tliii taMom trUI WF n
ttian tan, tlmea ordlunnngef,' Exuenafre 0
mnMirapldlr.1ToneahfirroS jwT""1»leM
Itawntt,oronlrwuripmiitoimmiv: m i I
maUon and all toMtineaiedniittn*., "
STimoii» Co, Portland. Maine.'
Fine Commercial Prin
atthe
'
Roglster f rlnilng HoUM.»
'
ft-bont twenty-five yean ago, a band of
desperadoes who had made their headqnar.
era neat the Mississippi, became the terror
of the contiguous oonnlies, and by deeds of
daring and outlawry gained a notoriety
which rendered them the fear of every village banker and the soonrge of the farming
district.
The boldest and most feared of these oatlaws, and indeed the ringleader in the nn>
zaeroos orimes committed, win Sam Hoyt,
an old river-hand, familiar with every
turn and crook of the stream as well as
1th the people. He waged a ceaseless war
against the law and its minions, making his
headquarters on the banks of a romantlo little stream whioh emptied Us waters into the
Father of Waters, a few miles below the
thriving town of Beardsville.
One balmy spring morning, when the
deeds of the desperado of Missouri had
roused the country to the highest pitch of
excitement, a stranger to tho residents of
that little village entered the place on horseback, and proceeded at onoe to the bank.
At first his high top-boots, his slonoh hat
and revolver-filled belt, excited some alarm;
but when, with a courteous Inclination of
the head, he greeted the banker, and that
person led-him to his private office, the
gaping clerks changeil their minds, and
whispered the single word:
OVERCOATS
BED BARK, N. J.
JINSURANCE
«»
"DeteoUve."
They were right and wrong. The newcomer, a self-constituted exeontor of the
law, while detormiued to hunt down Sam
The price Is governed by the grade of material,* and Hoyt, hod, besides the motive of reward,
ranges from
a personal interest in the capture.
Real Estate & Insurance Agent, Boys* Overcoats
41UMAS DAVIS, J B . ,
•»'
A DOUBLE PERIL.
A Large and Handsome Start of
• 1 . 9 5 t o 8J25.OO.
COTTAOKi ON RIVEB BANK
TO LET.
Toe parson preached with aaent ess*
On Pharisees and Raddncaea.
And as the/ Bonn ward alowlv walked,
Tbe lovers on tbe acrnioa talked;
And he—be deeply loved the maid—
In sort and Under acceuts said i
" Darting, do jon tbluk that w«
Are Pharisee and Sadduteet"
Sueflashedon him her bf.iH black ejea>
In one swift look of vexed surprise.
And thus lie hastened to aver
He was her constant worshipper t
" Bnt, darling, I Insist," said he,
" That yon are very falr-l-eee.
I know you don't care mdcli for me,
Aaatbatmaiesmeso std.yoB-ses.*
OON8TANTXV INOBEASINO
ATTORNEYAT LAW,
la Elnmontn's BulLdlni,ftiokiiuuiAvenne.
AW OFFICES OF
Pharisee and 8adusee.
To eboroh tlie two tofetiier treat,
Both doubtless on devuilon bent; •
I wrote you I'd cuuio," lie said, as the
door closed, "and I won't waste nraph of.
yonr time. A week sinew, Sani Hoyt
and his band drove rip to zny plaoe, Bred
my barn and stole overy lollar I bad in the
world. Wo were bays together and never
agreed. Later In life he went his way, I
mino. EnviouB of my eeenring for my wife
a lady he onoo funded, ho took his petty
revenge as I have described. I've now
hnsiiiess am
1£B district of this man."
"Bnt,Mr. Hay,
Tho frontier farmer waved an imperative
silence.
"Iknow what yon wonld sny," he interrupted. "The peril, the failure of your
own officers, nnd the like ,• but I know my
own oouroge nnd energy. Twa days slnoe,
those men drove up to yonr bunk and stole
150,000 iu bills. That's your sunroof tho
anxiety, I cukultitc."
"Yes," noddod tho bunker.
"And you offer ono-llftu Ihe amount to
Ihe captor of this uutlaw ? "
Again the bankor nodded affirmatively.
"Very well. Within a weok I will be
here to claim that reward, or you will do me
the favor to see that in settling up my property my family are provided for.
The banker stared straugely at this singular visitor who faced tha issues of his
bold venture equally.
"You anticipate then—"
"Bucoess. Bnt if Sam Hoytt and I
meet, one will die or snrrendor before we
part."
An hour later, Tom Hayes was gallopIng over the broad prairie, whioh to the east
swollod to an, irregular ohulu of hills, amid
Ihe ravlnOB and forests where Bom Hoyt
hod more than onoe evaded the officers of
the law.
Onoo within the densest of these forests,
the frontier deleotive halted his horse, and
proceeded to disguise himself from the con.
tents of his saddle-bags.
The transformation was neither unique
nor olaborato, but itsuflloed tor uispnrpose.
Tho long, dark beard hid the prominent
cheek-bones and firm, resolute mouth, and
the rough laborer's suit concealed tho
straight, athletio form.
He lod Us hone to the nearest trace of a
road, spoke a few words to tho intelligent
animal, end then, with a Bharp out of Ihe
whip, had the satisfaction of seeing the
praotioed hone start rapidly toward home,
Hayes' eyes were watchful, almost anxious, as he oontlnned his journey. He
knew the- fate of more than one offlcor who
had met death while traversing these same
glades in search of Ihe desperado, but ho
kept on resolutely, with no well-formed plan
of action in his mind, only determinod to
locate his enemy, and then allow oiroumstanoes to shape his oourse.
It was late in the afternoon when he
readied the banks of a stream, and, somewhat wearied, sat down in a shady covert of
willows to rest and refleot.
Twioe he had been to this spot—onoo to
carry offers of a oompromise and traoo to
the man ha now sought under official
lion; again, to recover a drove of hones
stolen by the outlaw's band.
He knew that ha was iu the very heart of
Ihe enemy's eountry, and as he noticed
moored to the shore a large fiatboat,' and
saw upon its deck traces of recent usage,
hsW-onoe'eonchded that it had been employed by (he outlaws in conveying their
iplnndw down the river. It was secured
by a large bawier to a tree, and swayed
la i the/ strong current of < /the stream,
whloh was muddy and swollen from heavy
rains. l
Such a thrill of intense Interest a n ! exeltoiuout as the gold-seekor- experiences
when lio fluds lil« coveted treasure pervaded
H.tyoK' fnuie aa ha glanced down the
L.50 PER TEAR.
Wrestling Camels.
and twioe his revolver kept them at a disCURRENT M O T H .
tance—a shot through the windows deterWrestling-matches between ounelslsai
Meg then from swimming to the boat, as amusement in which Turks take great deA lady In Ban Antcnlo, Tttat, ka> ss*.
they would have done.
light, although they sometinos get a fins era! thousand silk-worms at work tahet
"They have gone I" cried Hayes, finally, animal maimed in the sport. Many gentle- yard.
with a sigh of relief. "And now to escape menkeep them for no other purpose, and
A bottle of 60 gallon* oape city, a , k r g t *
from the boat if it is possible."
| one person In Smyrna kept twenty at one sver blown in this country, was lately Mde
The old soow had entered the central ear- , time for tbe amusement of his wife, who at HOlville, N. I.
rent of the stream, and was driven down the had a fondness for the sport. The cameti
The strength of 120 iwandf is requhtd U
river at a terrible rate of progress.
, are trained to wrestling when quite young j
tear asunder an iron wire one-twenty.ftfta
they
exhibit
great
dexterity
in
throwing
He had not for a moment thought beyond
Df an inch hi diameter.
an escape from the outlaws. He shuddered their antagonist, and seem to take much
Lady Ticbborae," wife of th« >i.i-^-<
suddenly recalled to himself as his eyes pleasure in the fray. We had a young o n
noted on the white, scared face of 8am onboard; only a month old, and, having ives in a workhouse In Southampton, Engbeen bom under the flag, he was christened -ud. She has two children with her.
Hoyt.
,
A man over 60 years of ags b reported,
He realized now the true peril of bis situ- "Uncle 8am." One of the Turke amused
don. If he did not escape from the boat, himself on the voyage making a "pebla- by a British papar, to have made* 168 miles
if some, friendly bond did not rescue him, I van" of him, and when hewassh weeks old in 21 hours on a trioyole. A younger' rival
or the craft be stopped in its coarse, what he was more than a match for his teacher, did 188 miles In the same time.
might happen} The (alls! He grew oold j using his legs, neck, and mouth with such
A cargo of pig iron, rank in Long Island
at the thought, and read in his captive's, dexterity, and exhibiting such wounderf ol
jund, off Saybrook, twonty-seven years
strength
in
so
young
a
thing,
that
he
boeyes the same terrorful emotion.
igo, now being recoveied by divers, eomes
But his attention was distracted as he came a very rough playmate, and frequently rat from under the land in good eondi30.
glanced from the window. He had believed hurt the men pn the deck by throwing himthe men gone. They had only token a air. self on them suddenly and knocking them
Artificial eggs are now murafaetmed fat
-enitons ont around to a bend in the stream. down. This feature seems to be natural to German)-. A woman who bought a doxen
the
camels,
for
when
two
strange
ones
There they were waiting far him, andj
of a peddler found them filled with water,
sending a dozen shots toward him—shots, meet together where there are any females the yolk having been extracted and the hole
they
immediately
have
a
wrestling-match
and something more. Two of the men held
covered with paste.
Waxing pine knot* in their hands. These, far the supremacy, and the conquered one
The pop of a pistol disturbed the congreever
of
ter
acknowledges
his
inferiority
by
Whirled throdgh space, fell on the deck of
the soow, and as it passed them the trium- not so much as daring to look at a female gation in a ohoroh at Gloucester, Moss,
phant shonts of the bandits told Hayes that, Unlike the amusement of bull-baiting, this Little Johnnie Dow had brought bis father's
though they had abandoned the cliase, the] wrestling is a harmless pastime, though tho revolver as a plaything with which to while
had placed him in the most imminent peril animals sometimes get their legs broken or away the long hour of worship.
are stiff for some time after with their
A table-knife for the use of one-armed
of his lite.
irnises. Well-trained animals soldoni in- people has been inventnd, and may be found
For, with two huge firebrands fanned to
jure each other, being taught to throw theli it almost any outlery store. The blade
a blazing mass by the breeze on the dry
mtsgonist by getting his neok under thoii
sdmeter-suaped anil broad, its curved
deck of the scow, what would his fato be?
fore leg (the right) and then throwing the md having five or six teeth to serve In
As he saw a light volume of smoke grow
whole weight of their body on him and )l»co of a fork.
denser each moment, pouring from the deck
bringing him to the ground.—Lieutenant
A gentleman who was playing billiards In
over the boat, ho realized that his predica~>orttr.
Toronto happened to touch one of the bilment was a terrible one.
liard balls with the lighted end of his
" We are doomed I" he cried.
oigar. The billiard ball immediately took
Peasants In Brlttalny.
Bam Hoyt turned an appalled glance
upon him as he learned the situation of afIn this long whitewashed room tliero m a fire and burned rapidly. It was mads of
fairs—the holocauat precipitated by his men, display ot toilets such as have rarely been celluloid.
who did not know him to be aboard the seen. The girls are in white dresses, with
Near Lawrenccburg, Tonn., an ehn-tree,
boat.
muslin or Ohina orape embroidered shawls. said to be the largest in the United States,
"If you aro a man," he sold, " yon will The picturesque osp is of light laoe, made If not in the world, is growing. It is 106
give me a chance for my life."
up with something lite a horn at the book leet In diameter and 329 feet in circaniferIn reply, Hayos ont bis bonds. It was of the head. The white dresses are re- ince from tip to tip of its branches. The
life or death now, bat all their efforts to lieved by silk aprons, with bibs of the most izo of the trunk and height of the tree a n
force thebattened-down hatchway failed to delicate colors—pole blue, sea green, lilao, lot given.
and gray, mingling with charming grace.
move it.
So valuable and scarce has the black wal" The fsUs-the falls," cried Hoyt, in an We especially noticed one young recently iiit tree become that many of them in the
married
woman
for
the
almost
Easternlnxagony of horror at the recognition of famillountoins of North Carolina have been sold
iar landmarks, as they shot by the shore ury of her toilet. A dress of white satin, it forty dollars apiece, just as thoy stand
rose-colored stockings, ribbon of tbe same
like an arrow.
the woods, the purchaser reserving the
He seized the middle post of the hold, color round hor waist, trimmings embroid- right to take thorn away within a certain
Hayes dinging by his side. As he spoke, ered with roses, a muslin shawl and apron, number of years.
they conld feel tho shock of tho scow, its lace head-dress, and silver ornaments. - She
Before committing-soioide, at Lawrence,
bottom grating over the rocks, a dizzy was pretty as well, with a delicate complexKansas, Misa Finneo had her photograph
Ion
and
fine
brown
eyes.
The
men
are
hirl, a downward plunge, and they forgot
taken,, and left directions for Bending ooples
the flames which mured above them, as with much less oonspionous. Their coats are ot to her intimate friends. She was very
a
very
sombre
hue,
and
they
wear
broada orash the boat full over the oataraotand
careful about getting a good likeness, and
brimmed hats. ~ The two- violinists who
into the basin below.
was entirely successful i s assuming die
orohes(re_p!ayed the old ail of
They were Btnnnad. hrnlnfty
ptensani expression whioh ]>botagraph
the
branie.
The
dsnoers
took
each
other
together
amid
the
onuhlng
and
breaking
Tom Hayes tore his beard from his face.
waysrecommend.
by the hand in files of twelve, and executed
timbers.
The
flaming
boards
hissed
as
they
" Sou know mo now, Saui Hoyt," he
A wealthy English fannox says that he
dance of the country known as the
came
in
contact
with
the
water.
said, sternly, impressively. " S o long as
has always selected bia farmhandsaftar putThe boat rooked and swayed for an in- gatottt. Each file, led by a man, gravely
you let me and mine alone, I didn't trouble
described half-circles in the form of the let- ting them through a whistling exercise. He
you much. Yon roused mo at last, and I stant, and then parted at the prow.
never knew a whistling laborer find fault
Hayes was the first to realize the situa- ter 8. All these garlands of men and woeworo to oaptare yon. Before morning
men move lightly, crossing, turning, gliding with bed or board, oomplain of extra work,
tion.
you'll see the inside of the jailor the grave,
or be unkind to children or cattle. Hfl is
"Quick! " h e cried "We are in the adroitly around each other, and never dewhich depends oa how dose you keep your
parting from the most ceremonioiB grav- thoughtful, light-hearted, eoonomioal and
log
boom,
under
the
falls,
and
will
be
mouth."
ity. In this country manners and cus- good-natured.
A sullen, wrathful sdlonoo brooded over crushed to pieces if we do not escape."
toms are deeply rooted; nothing has
It is no longer "cattle an • thousand
Followed closely by Hoyt, he climbed changed; they dance as they did i s the dayB
tho bandit's faoe as he saw Hayou louvo him,
hills," bat thousands of cattle on. the' bills.
ascend the notched post and uiiiu Uie deck. ont through the broken prow. Bat he did of Louis XIV.—CBomiwj't Journal.
Twenty-nine "cowboys" who visitedToA minute later, too, he saw him come dowu not descend. The fall of the soow, had
peka, Kan., daring the late soldiers* rewith a quick leap- and a startled ejaculation started the choked-np water-way and its
union, represented over 400,000 cattle, and
freight
of
logs.
of alarm.
A Short Culde to Bankruptcy.
$10,000,000 capital'invested, t h e largest
Tearing
along,
churning
the
water
to
For as Hayes reached the deck, bout on
While one of the Boanaio dologatog who number represented by one firm was 60,000
deoidlng on how he would bo ablo to re- foam, now rising higher hi the air, now waited upon the Emperor Franz Josof, at head, and the smallest number by a single
move his captive, • he saw a figure coming omening a huge timber like a pine stick, the Hofburg, a few weeks ago, was staying Individual was 1,000 head.
the boom, started by the falling boat, went
toward the boat
in Vienna, the owner ot the hotel in which
At Greeley, Colorado, neeatly, a man
It was one of the bandit's friends, alarm- roaring through the gorge, bearing them he lodged became, a bankrupt. Hearing1 of
who had caught a small eatflah'was swinged by the shot, oomlng directly to the scow. down with teniflo velocity.
his host's mishap, the worthy Beg sought
Hayes had gained the top of the flatboat, an explanation of the term " bankruptcy," ing it to the.shore, when a huge pelican
That he had seen Hayes, the latter knew;
and a minute later a faoe peerad down the and dung to a-'jagged timber as it shot and having thoroughly mastered its mean- swooped down, gobbled the fish, hook'and
over the logs, or was wedged hi between ing, proceeded on his return to his native all, and started to fly away. The sea-grass
hatchway.
Hayos sent a shot whizzing past his head; them. He started as he felt a cold object village, to impart his information to sundry line proved too strong for the bird, whioh,
after a hard struggle, was polled to terra
He hoped to frighten the newcomer away, pressed to his temple.
of the Faithful, his near relative* and olose
1
flrma and dispatched "with a dab. The
The money I" a hoarse voice muttered family connections.
and then gag the outlaw and carry him bod"This, 0 my
bird weighed nine pounds and a half.
ily from the place before the other returned in Ms ear.
brothers," he observed, "to the true and
And he faeed a leveled revolver, and tha proper way to beoome a bankrupt. First
with reinforcements,
The increase of street begging In Paris
Bnt the desperado, discovering the pres- fierce eyas of Bam Hoyt
you must hire a shop. Then yon write to is one of the least pleasing signs of the
Even
in
the
very
jaws
of
death,
avarloe
ence of an enemy) devised a very shrewd
rich merchants in far distant oities, inviting weakening of authority ht France. The
was mom powerful in the bandit's mind them !•> forward their wares to you for empire kept the streets under better
plot to secure him.
Lifting the hstohway-eover, he threw it than fear.
sale, and pledging yourself to pay for them control, both by day and sight. The less
Clinging by one hand to a frail support, within a few months. As soon as yon sbull frequented streets are becoming more inover the hole, battened'H down, securing it
with its bolls, and starting on a keen run he held his foe at his mercy.
have received sufficient merchandise j on fested by beggars than those' of Iiondorj,
"Fooll " oried Hayes. " Think of your must sell it for cosh or hide it caret ally and they may sometimes be seen singling
for tbe camp of his comrades.
At first Hayes was unable to comprehend life, not of yonr ill-gotten gains. See, we away. Then yon must go to the Judge and out foreigners for then- appeals, leaving
say to him : 'Boloved of Alba I I am a natives unnoticed,
his situation. A sneering laugh from ore lost."
Evon as he spoke, with a crash a dozen bankrupt. Here are £6. They are all I
the quiok-wiMe&oantaan'twoke him to tho
A woman was lately indicted In England
logs crushed the after-port of the boat as have in the world,' The Judge will keep
truth. |
for causing the death of her child by deny£i of tho £5, and proclaim you in bank- ing it adequate nourishment. Investiga. " You're in a fix of yonr own making, though an egg-shell.
He saw Hoyt lifted from the deck, flung ruptcy ; the otbor £1 will be divided among tion showed, however, that the mother. had
Mr. Hayes," he cried, derisively. " In five
minutes my band will surround this boat high in the air, and, as a horrified shriek those who supplied yon with goods. Later fed the child regularly on com starch,
pierced the air, fall beneath the mass, on you will remove to another town and mixed with a little mUk, ignorant of the
and settle yonr detective ambition,"
" Yon keep quiet, -or-nisare them the and disappear in the eddying swirl of begin this good and easy business over foot that itaroh Is unable to supply the
again. Thus may the passing bitterness, of necessary nutriment to young children.
trouble of rescuing you," replied Hayes, water.
fast In time he flung himself from the insolvenoy bo converted into the abiding Under these olroumstanoss Ihe woman was,
waralngly;
'
His efforts to tone the hatch proved un- deck. The logs danced and shot forward, sweetness of a comfortable iudepenilonoo. ot coarse, aoqaltted.
availing. In an excited despair he rushed their slippery surface driving him here Bochoam. Upon pay head be i t "
The most learned woman, in the world is
to the portholes and gazed anxiously oat. and there Ilka a feather. Nearer 1the
said to be MissBamnabaie, e, young Udj ot
They were the only outlets, bnt too small to shore, a fall, a crashed hand, and then, aa
A L a k e In C h a n c e r y .
twenty, who is now in Paris. B h a i s s n v
aeooond eddy mixed the timbers together
afford a means of exit for his body.
Tha lake of Geneva has got into the la' live ot India, end oaa read and write and
"Trapped! "he murmured. "Bat I'll tri wild confusion, he gained the river's
bank, and sank to the ground, overcome, courts- it has b e e n thero for fire yean, and talk in twelve languages, betides being up
fight for it."
His face grew troubled as he discerned exhausted, appalled at tho wild seene before apparently la likely to stay thero as long as _ mathematics, astronomy, and history.
if it had got into Chancery in England. She ia studying medicine and will go tola.
the man who had entrapped him oomisg him.
He reached Beardsville the next morn- The cause is one from whiok we are suffer- dia to practloe, w h e n ibe say* Uut thon.
down the river shore with a dozen eompanions, and then his heart gave a mighty log. The finding of the mntilatnd reniaini ing at the present moment hi England with sands of her ooontrywomsa dl» itsry >vati
of Bern Hoyt, tan miles down the stream, a regard to onr rivers. The lako is subjeot because they will not ooasalt male ptoslthrob as a brilliant idea crossed his mind.
; i •
With a quiok movement he drew Us fow days later, verified bis story, and the to sadden flood* which, in the summer, cians.
The bridge of the Northeastern Bsibosit
hunting-knife from his bolt The next mo- recovered money eonvlnoed the most in after a severe winter, cause great destrucment he bad reached his arm far ont ol one credible of the truth of his narrative of hit tion on the lands of riparian owners. The over lake Ponlobartraln, I * , no**«faj»
owners on the npper part of the lake aaart constructed, wOl be sbiaOM fft"^
'"
of the windows and drew the koenhlade startling adventure.
He received his reward and the thanks that It Is owing to the obstructions to the long, and will be the ta^hfrtsw., _.
aorousthe rope securing Ihe boat to the
of the oommnnity, for the river outlaws, outflow of the 'Rhone at Geneva, The known- n, Ms0m,U»ZmmMfl
shore.
Tho heavy hawser slmlned and gave, the losing tboir leader, soon abandoned Oenevese assert that it Is canned by the olnaur. of four, and, wl«;IW''WH.l»'.:!
larrod strands parted, there, was a groaning the district which had been the soeue ot straightening of the Upper Bhons and deep or the bottom Mltf|h ' '
whir, and mon and shore receded from his' a brave man's struggle for life amid a drainage of the lands there. The Canton driven. All a;
deVaud Is now suing the Canton Geneva
flew as the Swift current bore the MOW donblo poril.
before the Federal Court oa tlo ground" thai
rapidly down the lueam.
wiU,lw>irft?ihe4J*W
early In the h i t oentmry the Canton of M w o o ^ ' w h s n ^ r " ^
Had he outwitted them t Would the; not ' .In youth, grief is a tempest whloh makes
Geneva promised the Oaulon o | Benin to
be able to pursue snd'orerUke him f
you ill; in old age It la only a oold wind,
abate an obstruction, which they ttevtt did,
The blank, startled lookWkhe'fkoe df hii .wjjluli adds ono more wrinkle to your less
Hence the evlL,. Thlsi stfigadon, is.somecaptive expressed his alarm ( t h i s oaptor*s •|inl,jno more white look to the others.—
thing the same as -if anyone w e n sow to
olever'ihof e; wtifle" thtf htrr/lng bandits in tinJuinge.
anee*thtt * t f
rivsrBooasiWareiosasedlj,
Ihe di»tani* showed HSJBS tint they bad not
ahwa«hi>«tb»t»jiioii»pMTWflO to Vm
given op the-ohue, '
Ad exchange sayst Labor Is discovered to
'ODKW
Bnt hahekrth&m.rt »• ttstdtwlsge, be the grand oonqueror, enriching and
Twioe, Uw shot* growing rooky, prevented building tip jWatUiw more surely) '*tftn the
them following U» bos*, without dhsrgintf prondsst battles.
stream and saw a fata •dvanetsg, wfaleh he
at once recognised.
••Sam Hoyt I " he ejaculated, s s U s
hand rested oa Us belt, and his eyes were
strained eagerly to watch the other.
It was indeed the aotsd ootsur,- walking
rapidly, but with an air of oonfldent seoor.
ity, toward the flatboat • Tbe old soow was
built with a large hold and a hatchway leading to It.
Tho silent watcher had gained'the river
shore and the deck at the craft as he saw
the object of his quest disappear down the
hatchway.
A quick glance at' the shore revealed no
person in sight. From a dump of tree*
some distance away, however, evidences
of human life were visible In the smoke of s
fire.
The outlaw, whatever his mission, had
gone into the hold of the boat, and alone.
Hayes, thrilled at the thought, and approaching the hatchway, sprang boldly
dowu. There were four small, windows
iu the front and rear of the aeow, so small
that they would barely admit the passage ot
a cat.
The light from the- outside • shining
through them, however, revealed Sam
Hojl to tho detective the minute he
glanced around him. It snowed him taking
from under a loose beam in the bottom of
the boat a Urge portfolio.
The desperado started, turned, dropped
the wallet, as he caught sight of the intrader. A loud report resounded like an
explosion, and then, an a bullet whizzed by
IN head, Hayes sprang forward and donched with his opponent.
Sam Hoyt, depending upon his rapidity of movement In tho use of the revolvei
for many years, was no match for the atbletio farmer. It wan auy easy conquest for
fbe latter, his foe onoo disarmed, and as he
finally bold him at his mercy, his knee on
his brcust, he deftly secured bis hands, tied
his njufflor around bis feet, mid turned his
attention to the fallen portfolio.
Ho did not heed the muttered malediction
of his captive as his oyes gleamed murderously. Bis heart was exultant as he saw
that the secret treasure of the bandit comprised the bonk bills sloleu from Beardsville, the portfolio bearing the name of Ihe
hwtitalion, and the packages of notes, being still in the official paper slips.
As to Sam Hoyt, he knew not who
his captor was, only realizing, as he saw
Hnyes bestow the bills about his person,
that cither a thief or a detective had out
wilted him.
"Curse you 1" he raved, wild with rage
amid bis^ helplessness. " One minute with
my revolver and Fd fix you."
" Your first shot wasn't a fair example,
thea ? " remarked Hayes, sarcastically.
The bandit started.
.
,>",' >
! " w - . j ,
, ,
"',•''''
THE &E0 BAM
f COMMENT* OP TUB » I ( U ,
uA Utfi mini liutruun. In &* fkrtOHM towosUp iMnm to wbich lie vm
alected be fulfilled tbe datic* of toe podtioiu honestly and effectirelyud won the
higteat enooniuma of praise from hta
neighbors and fellow-citiien*. In the
Lsgidatare hut winter he wag alert and
active and was always in his aeat engaged in looking after the best interests
of bia constituents and the people of the
State regardless of party lines. To reelect Mr. Origgito the Assembly will be
the wisest course for the people of thu
District and thus show to the world that
integrity of character and sterling worth
in a legislator is appreciated by the taxpayers and voters of Raritan, Middletown, Shrewsbury and Eatontown townships.
_^__________
Tbe first of aeerteg of 4taM«onoert»
watglven but night in tbe Methodist
Church. Alttu>u«nth««eatln(<!apao«ty
of this church i» vgtf large, these concerts had acquired such a popularity
last winter that at eight o'clock almost
every seat w u occupied, including the
gallery. The exercises consisted chiefly
of vocal and instrumental music.
The oonoert opened with a well executed instrumental duet on the piano
by Mrs. Wm. A. H. White, the organist
of the church, and Hiss Mima Allaire.
During the remainder of the concert,
the vocalists were accompanied on the
piano by Mrs. White.
The choir of tbe church, consisting of
Misses Nellie and Hattie Hubbard, Mima
Allaire and Nellie Corlies, and Messrs.
W. Hill and E. Heisley, gave two excellent choruses, to the evident satisfaction
of the audience. A quartette by Misses
Hattie and Nellie Hubbard, and Messrs,
W. Hill and E. Heisley, entitled "Come,
Rise with the Lark," and another, " The
Farmer," by the same male voices and
Misses Mima Allaire, and Nellie Corlies,
were among the moat ontertaining of
the numbers on the programme, and
were heartily encored. A vocal eolo,
"Beautiful Girl of Kildare," by Miss
Mima Allaire, received the like approbation of the audience, to which Miss Allaire responded with a plaintive ballad.
A well-executed solo on the piano, by
Mrs. Belle Knapp, closed the first part
of the concert.
" Bonnie Doon," an instrumental eolo,
by Miss Lillie Terhune, followed the
quartette of "The Farmer" in the second part of the programme, and to this
young lady's skilful playing the audience
testified its approval. The only recitation of the evening, " Mona's Waters,"
was given by Miss Carrie Field, and received its duo meed of applause. A duet
entitled "How dear to me the hour"
was given by Miss Mima Allaire aud Mr.
W. Hill.
Not the least of the attractions of the
concert were tho cornot BOIOS, "Young
America" and "Down by the RiverSide,"
by James H. Morford. Mr. Morford has
attained a perfection on the cornet not
equalled by any other player in this sec
tion, and his second pcrforaianco was
rewarded with au bucore.
It is the intention of the church to
hold these concerts monthly, and should
the others prove as entertaining as the
first, the course will afford the people of
the town a series of iileasureable enter
tainmentB at a trifling cost. The receipts last evening amounted to nearly
*50.
The event of Ute week was tlie marJ*<igeS«a44v refund UMCM to P.
TtU4.
Law bUaua for « I e at this offioe. :
A Ma> Wfc* Ha*
riage of Miai Georgie A. Pontin and Johnson Pw^faga to keip a DUDUO bar
(frtn tat JTenwrt W«*1»J
atSsabright.
,4
,
John Kean, Jr., called at T i n RKfloV
Obis, B. Field. The ceremony took
The Republican convention held at the
HrJB, MoCarty Mahler, Usjtad States
• B office to-day.
place at St. John's Chapel on Thursday
inspector of river and 'tartars: is regis- 'anlion Hotel in this place, on Saturay
but, unanimously renominted Hon.
last
at
IS
o'clock,
and
a
reception
was
Mrs. Nathan B. Cook, of Chicago, is
Hshri fa Atfsm JfonmMiaamiMy
tered at the Packer oottage, Seabrigbt.
BenjaminOriggs asits candidate for As*
held at the residence of the bride's par- for a month.
visiting friends in Bed Bank.
ae-obly, thereby showing its approval of
HOB I
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred a Pontin, imO. B. Bucklin&Oo., of Hatawan,,haye IU course, in the hut Legislature. Capt.
The bi-monthly examination of tbe
$160
mediately after. A gay company as- manufactured nearly one thousand bar- Griggs is a man that has been tried and
publio schools occurred last week.
'ouEd fully capable of ably representing
sembled to do honor to tlie happy couple, rels of catsup this year.
Joshua Bennett has purchased a lot of
The project of a bank at Asbury Park this district at Trenton, but the most
who took their departure on an evening
ABTKBTOKKKNTB
again Doing agitated by some of the sanguine Republicans know that he won't
Robert Emory, at Oceanic, for $190.
train for a wedding tour.
influential business men of that place.
lave the walk-over he had last year! that
ShoaVl ao« meh u liter Uju W«dn»dar morning.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Wesley Chandler have
The little Silver band from the Point , Geo. T.Cranrner, well known to Eaton- is, he can't capture a majority of the
been
spending
a
week
in
Washington.
MrtrtiMnwa. adnrtMnmU tor a 1Mperiod
furnished the music at tlie Democratic town people, has been nominated for the voteain his opponent's camp, Mr, Griggs
as born and Drought up in the vicinity
this tbne BMoUa. euh.
The Presbyterian Sunday-school will
mass meeting held at Red Bank last ev- Assembly in Ooean county.
where he now resides, and has interested
give a oonoert on Sunday, November 26.
The 65th annual meeting of the Mon- himself in all affairs that promised to be
ening. This was their first publio effort,
N c n ana coirevoDdeiHe M all rabjwta o( load
Input w» dorin. Communkstloni <lB«l»ni«1
benefit to the people in his neighborexcept some marching music on Decora- mouth County Bible Society will be held
The Greenbackers will hold a mass
w
n Educational Hall, Asbury Park, on
pti]b M for ludlrlduala or flrnu we do but. —
ion Day, and they acquitted themselves Thursday, November 2d,at 10 o'clock hood, which, together with the people's
meeting in Red Bank on Friday evening.
leuen Intended for publication must be algned »iUi
knowledge of hie general character, will
rery well.
A . K . - ..
•• •
have a tendency to lessen the Democratic
tke m m tod MUrai of the writer.
Seventy-five volumes have recently
Work on the new bridge from Town
The Classis of Monmouth met onMon- majority in Middletown township.
been added to tbe library of Grace M. K.
An Injustice to Us.
Hill paper U on ale at G«o. P. ftowell k 0o'»., 10
Keck to Long Branch is progressing ra- ay last in the Middletown Dutch ReTo our great regret the case of the Sunday-school.
A Division of the County Imperative.
•
Spruce Street, New York a t ; , wtere oontncu for
pidly. This bridge opens up a fine sec- formed Church.
An irrepressible small boy informed us
State against us for libel has been post(FVoro the Aihury Parti Journal.)
adTertlatnc mar be made.
The friendly shooting match between
tion of country for investment and imThe growing importance, wealth and
poned until tbe January term of Court. the other day that the local chestnut
the Midway dun Club and the Jersey
provement. The resident property own- City Heights Oun Club took place last
OFFICE: COS. BROAD AMD FRONT STREETS, This adjournment was made in spite of crop was immense.'
iterest of the shore townships and the
. . .
Bed Bank, K. I.
ers in the vicinity have contributed a Wednesday on the grounds of the for- growing disfavor and envy thereat of
the opposition of Senator Applegate,
The ladies of the M. E. Church will
mer. The Midway Club was the fav- lie inland or ruling townships, mokes
portion of the expense of construction.
orite, and came off victorious by but he division of the county more iraperWEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1882. our counsel, who' insisted that we were hold a fair and festival on or about the
.Efforts are being made to push the three birds, the score being Ir8 to 118,
entitled to a speedy trial, The excuse 13th of December next.
itive each year. We hope that before
construction of the shore road on Rumof the Prosecutor for not trying the case
A Keyport clergyman officiated at the coming winter is over the* new
The Presbyterian Church sociable will
eon Neck from Black Point along the hree weddings last week.
county
of Oarfleld (or other suitable
during the present term was that it was be held to-morrow evening at the resiSouth river to Little Silver creek, This
Mrs. Theresa McKinney, of Keyport, name) will be erected out oi the eastern
impossible
for
him
to
prepare
his
side
of
portion
of
Monmouth.
FOB CONORESS,
dence of Mr. Forman Morris,
road will make a fine drive and increase
is gone to Florida to visit her son.
he case.
Shu will probably remain there during
JOHN KEAN, JR.,
The Common Sense View.
the value of property along the river.
Trinity
Parish
is
negotiating
for
the
It would seem that the evidence which
tho winter.
Of Upton Oounty.
Warn tin Oeean Beach Crab.)
The last of the transient summer resiwas placed before the Grand Jury, and purchase of the Joseph Applegate propMessrs. Vanaken & Stiles, of Seabright,
But, Buppose the Ocean Beach aaso
rty
on
Front
street,
for
a
rectory.
dents
in
this
vicinity
have
taken
their
have rented the Central Hotel, Long iation does permit Shark River to be
n which that body of men based the
Tor Mornber of Anaemlily (TWrd Dlrtrlct),
flight during the week, carrying with Branch.
Benjamin Urner, the National candindictments which were found against
uwxl for drainage and Bewerage, and
them golden opinions of this section of
Fish & Garland, of Seabright, are the that this sewerage does destroy fish,
BENJAMIN CRICCS,
us, could have been, with as little date for Congress in this district, pubIhe country. Many of them have al manufacturers of a stove varnish that is oysters and other shell-fish (which fact
rouble, placed before a petit jury. We ishes his card in our advertising colOr
ready made arrangement to return next one of the finest articles for polishing we deny), do these honorable gentlemen
ere and are anxious to have the matter umns.
stoves or nickel work that is in the mar- think that in order to save tho lives of
season.
ket.
P r o c l a m a t i o n » r t h e PreKldent.
laid before the Court, that our character
these lower animals, wu ought to keep
An oyster, measuring nine inches in
Politics
is
now
the
order
of
the
day.
In conformity with a custom, the annual ohserv- nay be vindicated.
Work has begun on the new life-saving he sewerage nt home and imperil our
length and five in width, was caught off
anra of wMuh li Justly held In Iiunur liy this people,
The
tocsin
of
war
has
been
sounded
and
station at Deal Beach. The structure will >wn lives? Are the lives of fish, oysIn tho indictments found against us Cook's point in the river yesterday by
1, Cbtwtw A. Arthur. ITwIdent ut the United State,
the politicians are on the alert. Party equal in style many of the cottages on ters and other shell-fish more valuable
ilo luwhy wt anart Thumlay, the 80th day of Nore
a
number
of
extracts
from
an
editoriJohn
White.
vember next, as a da; of public thuituKlrinx,
ties Bit loosely ou the shoulders of the the shoro. It will boot two stories, attic than tbe lives of human creatures ? Tho
The bleailiunt demanding our irretltiiae are num- l pulilinlied in THE KEOISTBR on August
and tower. The first floor is intended great objection to most resorts lias lieen
Persons in want of law blanks of any
erous and varied. For tlie peace and amity which
people this fall and there will be lots of for boats and keeperg' rooms, Becond lock of any drainage whatever, and yet
JOth.
These
extracts,
it
is
claimed,
are
mlMlMt between this republic und wli Inn nation* of
kind, leases, deeds, mortgages, bonds,
independent voting. A Close and un- floor-forrquarters'of crew, and the tower this assemblage of wisdom objects to a
tbe world; fur Ihu Irewloin frum Internal discord False, and it is further claimed that we
etc., etc., will find a full stock at TBS
and vlolraiv; for Urn lucraulng frii'iiOalili, bcltvccu
supported drainage. Shark Hiver rises
certain fight is predicted for Assembly- for watchman.
tlie different Hictlmw of the land; for the Utterly,
ublished them knowing them to be fnluo. REOISTER office.
and falls with the incoming and outgoJustice, and constitutional guvuniment; for Uie iluman
and
Congressman.
Rev.
Father
Spioring,
of
Keyport,
aring tides, rendering it an admirable nd- •
vutJoQ of tlie peotile to our free Institution*, and Whatever this Grand Jury (comprising
The sociable of Grace M. E. Church
Mr. R. B. Campbell is entitled to credit rived home last Monday from his Euro- junct for a thorough syBtein of drainage
tbelrcheerful obedience to mild laws; for the con- as it dill among its members a large
pean trip. He has boen absent since
stantly InciuuloK blreugth of the republic while exwill bo held on Tuesday evening next
:n Ocean Beach, and we hope the timo
for
putting
up
a
street
lamp
in
front
of
uly 1st.
tending 11a prlvlli'gfK to follow men who come to
umber of personR who either hold perwill come when it will be used to carry
nt the residence of Mrs. Benj. W. Spinus: for the lmiirorfd meana of Internal coramunlnis carriage factory. His example is
Thomas Gravatt, of Keyport. who was tlie sewerage of the whole place far out
«atlon, and the lncretuted facilities of Intercourse sonal animosity towards us, or who arc
ning, on Monmouth street.
ikely to be followed by others and a recently injured by being struck by a lo- nto old ocean.
with the other iwtlnns; for the gnneral pruvailliiK
he
near
relatives
of
(such
persons),
mny
IIMIIUI of the year; for tbo prosporlty of all our Insubscription will be started to raise a comotive near Little Silver station, has
The entertainment for tho benefit of
dustrie*. Uie Iltwral m u n i for tho mwJianlc's toil, have been led to believe, those stateBrighton and the London " Lsineet."
affording a market for the abundant harvest* of the
fund for'the purpose of giving light in recovered sufficiently to be out.
Trinity
Church
Sunday-school,
which
ments
are
true,
and
we
are
prepared
to
husbandman; for the preservation of the nstional
On Sunday night of last week nn at(From the Sanitary Engtnetr.)
dark places in HUB neighborhood.
Mill and credit; for wise and generoiu provision prove their absolute truthfulness. Tho WOH to have taken place on Friday eventempt was made to tob the parsonage of
The strictures of the London Lancet
to tnect the Intellectual and moral education of our
St. Joseph's R. C. Church
at
Bfownsyouth; for the Influence upon Die conscience of a postponement of the trial is an injustice ng of last week, was postponed until
in tho sanitary condition of Brighton
restraining and tnnmfoniilns religion; and for the
Died from Lockjaw.
point, near Koyport. The1 burglars were England's great health report) have reo UK, aa it deprives us of a privilege ,ast evening.
loy> of bourn; for these, and for nrnuy other bit*
frightened away by the barking of a mlted in the town authorities employing
About
six
weeks
ago
Thomas
Winters,
Ings, we should Rive thanks.
which is granted to every person by tho
Mr. P. Hall Packer has sold his hard.
iir Joseph Bamlgotte to examine and
f Navesink, while cleaning the driving Spitz dog. .
wherefore, I do recommend that the day above
designated be observed throughout tho country as u Constitution of the State, and allows us ware store at Seabright to Messrs. Erwin
Ellas Bailey, a lad attending school nt 'oport on their system of sewerage,
wheel
box
in
his
mill,
had
his
little
linday of natlouul Umnksglvlng and prayer, and that o rest under the imputation of having & Nesbitt, and will hereafter devote his
['hey have also instituted proceedings for
frthany,
fell
and
broke
hb
arm
while
the people, coasting from their dully labOnl find
ger crushed. The flesh was loosened dimbing on a barn that was being built ibel against the' Ixincet. The Fatter
' attention wholly to the Packer Cottage,
mertlnir In accordance wJUi tlielr M.>veral'f(irinH of committed a criminal act.
from the bone, but the wound was tear the school.
worehlp, draw ne&r to the throne of Almighty (iixl,
novi! does strike us as n wise oue, since
The adjournment of the trial will also and to bib uvwspapor, the Seabright Senoffering tn Him praise and gratitude for the manii« shown from the rejiort of Sir Joseph
dressed by his wife, and nothing serious
The shipment of brick from Mntav-an
fold (toodiiaa which HB has voucbuulud to us, and
tinel.
•
praying thut ilia blessings and Ills mercies may be a source of regret to a few ill-conwas anticipated. The wound refused to itation to points south, averages ten car ilazalgette, that the sewers are far from
continue.
kitisfoctory,
and the stenches to which
There huvu been several cases of maditioned Red Bank people Some of
lieu), however, and the flush began to ondsa day.
And ldo further recommend Hint tho day thus
he Ixincet has alluded are undeniable.
Tho
station
of
the
Central
Railroad
at
appointed be made a spucuU occaitiou for deeds at hese people, particularly one or two lignant scurlut fever recently at Long
mortify. A physician was then called
We learn that a fund of £0.000 has
kindness aud chanty to the BUfTerUiKiinU the needy. who have been the recipients of many Branch, which have bullied all attempts
lanasquuu was broken into on Wednos. so Uiat all who dwell within the land may rejoice
, and the finger was amputated. Short- lay night of lust week. Several d rawer* evil guaranteed, to bv expended, as we
and be glad ID this season of national thank&glvlntf, favors from the THE REOISTER, have ex- of the physicians to cure. Among other
mderstand
it, in attemptx to defend tho
ly nfti>r, Mr. Winters took cold, which
ad been opened and ran narked hut qmtntfnn of the |>la<"o in n •' health roCintin-KR A. ARTHUR.
pressed n, warm desire to see us thrown fatal cases was that of the little daughter
Entertainments In Red Bank.
W-ASHINOrOV, Oct, 25, 188S.
affected him seriously. Ou Tuesday af- lothing WOK stolen but n few cigars and art,"—in other words, to pronecuto
into prison, and have intimated that of Dr. 8. H. Hunt.
Milton Gunckel, the business manager ternoon of last week, while in his mill, he contents of tlie monoy drawer, which IUMI-vvh(ii|iuiiti<ill i t s Kalliljlity. :mil i n
imountod to only sixty cento. The iK'nrt- tlie piiMiniiioii of pulln and e n such will be the result of the trial. Tli
We were presented a few days ago of Henry L. Slayton, was in town last
To the Voters.
fell, and was not able to rise. He was ickets were not disturbed.
oiftomiiils. U wuiiUi ljc n i n t h inure
"Votnra are scaimlng, ua tliey Invo a right to do, action of the Prosecutor in postponing with a quantity of raspberries of the week making arrangements to bring tho found l<y Edward Lufburrow, who lives
Mr. H. H. Yard has disposed of the "liHibto if nrightiin'H leading citizen*
not merely party platforms or party history, but tbe the case until the next term of Court second crop. The rasborries were grown companies and combinations of which
near
by,
nnd
was
carriwl
to
tho
house
marble, which he took (rum a ship orinod an orgiuiizjiton to force tho nncnaraotan of tbe men who appear as candidates be- will be almost as great a grievance to
nt the Locust Grove nurseries, the prop- Mr. Slayton is manager to Red Bank. iy Mr. Lufburrow and his workman. wrecked near Wreck Pond, at Mnna- lioritiefl !o takestepu to u-st'ertain au<l
fore.them."
erty of Jam™ Brny. The flavor of the The Slayton Ideal Colored Conceit Com- Lockjaw set in from the effects of which squan, a great ninny years ago. Thu "t'ni<>Vf the di>ferU tli.'it t'Xi*t im<l t>i
" I Heartily agreo with the opinion now Raising them as it is an injustice to us.
narble woe sold to a Philadelphia firm ;uiiuiii them when they mevt with tho
rtrenirtb. tltat with $150,000,000 surplus revenues
berries was equal to that of the fruit pany is billed to appear hero on Thurs- ie died.
,t $0 per cubic foot, and he will realize opposition the expeudituru of money ix
Uie burden of taxation should bo made much lightA Queer Grand Jury.
grown in its proper season.
day, November lflth. The most attracThe Key port Enterprise says that ibnut $8,000 from the sale.
sure to entail.
er."
The action of the last Grand Jury in
tive
features
of
this
entertainment
will
A boat's crew of fishermen of Galilee^
Ellen A. Sullivan, aged twelve years, a
Brighton's ttewci-Hund acwem;;o .-yi'teni
Prof. ChOB. F. Woolley, principal of
" I believe In an honest, Judicious and economical finding a presentment against the sanibe
Sain.
Lucas,
tbe
comedian,
in
songs
lay bo no worse than those of nuiuv
oue day last week caught seven tons of
(rovtrnmeut, and In such legislation, and In suoh
atighter of Mr. Daniel Sullivan, whore- ho Eatontown public school, died of
tary
condition
of
the
Bhore
towns
of
tho
Snglisli
cities, yet, unliko many OIIHT
•onsumption
a
few
days
ago.
*6niy7as'stair tend to tbe loitering of commerce,
fine blueftsh. They Bold them on the and specialties, J. R. Brindis, the violin- iides near Oak Shades, died very sudmanufacture*! and popular education, and the pro- county has led to a close Inspection of
Wm. S. Combs, of Freehold, has a Inoi'S, Brighton wants stianR n, in
beach to a New York wholesale dealer ist, and Mitvf Lena Miller,
euly
last
Sunday,
from
lockjaw,
caused
>im' there, and B|iend tluir money
tection of all citizens In the Just exerclso of consti- its members. Ono of the most singular
Besides tho above-named company, iy a rusty, nail,1 which she stepped on a umber of pear trees in bloom.
for $850. Wo understand that the boat's
here. It should, therefore, be borne in
tutional rights."
A banket collection of over $500 was
features of the composition of the Grand
Mr. Slayton controls the Litta Grand few days before. She had been sick hut
iud that invalids nnd ploasuro seekeix
crew
consisted
of
three
men,
which
We commend the above extracts from Jury is the fact that from five of the
taken up In tho Catholic Church, of liavj littli' else to do llinn to notice Im i
Concert Company,tho Minnie Hawk hree days, and her sufferings wero terreeholu, on Sunday of last week, to aid
John Kean. Jr.'e, letter of acceptance of townships in this vicinity there were would be I283.33J for each man for his
H when thoy vxist, mid they canno.
Operatic Company, and the Remcnyi ible.
he building fund of the new church,
lie expected to visit ur remain in pl;i,< •;
the Republican nomination to Congress a considerable number of members who day's work.
Concert Company, all of which he exEli Perkins is to deliver a lecture in vlnre they arekniiwn to prevail. Th"
The fishermen on the coast have been
to the attention of all honest, tlioughtfu! either themselves hold personal enmity
Death of Charles Woolley.
Eatontown this month.
pects to bring to Red Bank during tho
u'.horities had much Ix'tlcr. then, nci
1
men throughout the Third District. The towards us. or who are the near relatives unable to catch many fish for the past
Charles Woolley. of Eatontown, died
Chas. A. Reid, the proprietor of tho wiuito money in advertising tin Laueet.
These companies comprise some
two weeks on account of the stormy
sentinionts expressed hnvo the right of euch persons.
iut
energetically
and
pnrni'ntly
strive t>
itoumouth
poultry
yards
at
Englishluddenly
at
his
residence
loBt
Friday
of the best musical attractions in the
ring; they state plainly the needs of the
Some time before the meeting of the weather. As a result bluefish are very country. S. S. Sagues was largely in- morning. Ho was about 35 years of ago ;owu, has exhibited his poultry nt four remove the CUUHC of the evils now complained
of.
'
_
fairs
this
year,
and
has
received
$400
in
country for nn economical administra Grand Jury it was vaguely hinted that Bcarce and the wholesale price on the
strnmental in having the companies nd a young man of exceptional ability. iremiums.
tion of tho affairs of government, that indictments would be found against us Ix'ach is 61 cents per pound. At this
Illegal Cunning.
for which Mr. Slayton is manager He was of a scientific turn of mind and
Mr. W. F, LeRoy, assistant editor of
the heavy burden of taxation now rest- for conspiracy and libel, and considering price it is impossible for the fish venders
On Tuesday last a |iarty of KU">"'r»
he Asbury Park Journal, has purchased
brought to Red Bank, and will act as the devoted a great deal of time nnd re
ing upon the people aud paralyzing th< the Grand Jury before whom the alleged to deal in them at a profit.
rum Long Branch went to Middlrtmvn
local agent for the companies in this and
well to geological and antiquarian sub- i house at that place and will remove or the purposo of shooting rabbita Tiny
energies and industries of the natioi evidence was laid, it was no surprise to us
Torn Keyport.
A Democratic mass meeting was held neighboring towns.
jects, but he paid particular attention
fihot
yr>, but in the afternoon nn ollii-ir
may be made lighter.
The survey of tho extension of the was sent for to arrest tho men for vini.ito learn that such indictments had been last night nt the Globe Hotel. Mr. Chas.
;o collecting Indian relics. His collec- Freehold
and
New
York
railway,
beThis only can be accomplished by tbi found. We do not state that the Grand I. Gordon was the chairman of tho meet"The Only Boy Magician."
;ion was the finest in the State, and at tween Keyport and the Atlantic High- tion of the game act, which prohibits 'If
shooting of rabbitH prcvioux to the ti> -it
Bending of men to Congress to maki Jury was Belected for the express pur- ing aud made a brief and creditable adEdmund Walsh, who performs umler ne time he had over 4,000 specimens, lands, has been commenced.
of November. Tim g.iuner-i, it is s nd,
laws for the people who are honest iu pose of indicting us, but we cannot re- dress. Judge Skinner, of Bergen county, the soubriquet of " The Only Boy MagiMr. Matthews and family, of Mat- Btnteil that thev had bwn tmiplnv-ixl by
art of which he sold to the Boston Histhemselves, and who are in favor of and gard it as less than a strange coincidence, also spoke, and afterward Mr. Wm. Piu- cian," gave an entertainment in magic
thews'
Restaurant,
Freehold,
narrowly
Ehmtban Fieliln to shoot tin- rulifiitx, n»
;orical Society. Many articles from his
pledged to an honest and economical ad that when it had been previously inti tard addressed the peoplo present. Tlie ast Thursday night in Music Hall. The
escaped suffocation on Sunday night of
:>en have appeared from time to time in last week. Tho bartender arranged the hey weredegtmying iti-i trees nnd plant*.
Tho ofllcnr was m-iit for at tin' iiiHtniicv
ministration of the national finances. mated by a Democratic politician that last and best address of the evening was ball was about half-filled with an audihe local press
drafts of a stove in the house, and the f tlt€i Middletown Unme PrnUflive AsSir. Kean is an honest man; he has attempts would lie made to indict us, made by Col. B. L. Trafford.
ence composed in great part of boys and
He was a prominent member of the stove emitted such a quantity of coal sociation, who will prosecute the gunmade bis money honestly! ho is shrewd that a Democratic Sheriff should select,
The steamer " Vandalia," loaded with young men. Master Walsh's perform- Democratic party und was very liberal gas that all the inmates wero mode very ner* for the recovery of tho line of $•">
well-educated, and in sympathy witl as members of the Qrand Jury, sevon passengers, ran on a bar, about half ances consisted chiefly of those which
sick.
for em li rabbit unlawfully killed.
in all his views. He had traveled exthe masses. He is pledged to reform members who, it might be expected, a mile north of Deal Beach yesMrday at have mystified and delighted audiences
Five Freehold firemen had overcoats
LMisively throughout tlie United Stales, stolen from th'e cars at Branchport,
and is earnestly opposed to the iniqui would be prejudiced against us. What 12:30 p. >i. Life-saving crew, No. 0, from time immemorial. The tricks
. Who was the Young Man ?
nd was peculiarly qualified for tho po- while the parade at Long Branch was
{fYu;ji the Jtdmrn I'urh Jtninwl.l
tous measure knowu as the River and renders the case still more singular in the went to their rescue, and found she bad were well executed, and provoked apgoiug ou.
rtion of Bchool teacher, which he
A
young ttiaii residing in this Inwn beHarbor Steal. All his efforts will be de- fact that the first cases called to the at- been running with reduced speed,and to- plause at intervals. The mystical ringB,
>ied at the time of his death. He leaven
came tirod of life for somo reason oi'
voted to the best interests of the people tention of tho Grand Jury were tho al- gether with a high sea at the time was and the facility with which tlie magician
other aud on Innt Friilny ho pinvlinKod
an aged mother and a large circle of A Case for the Next Grand Jury
of his district, State and country. Al leged conspiracy and libel for which we able to work off. The captain refused took from a hat a number of articles
Homo nrseitio nnrl swallowod a dose. Thu
(From tht Mananjuan Sen SUIcJ
friends to mourn his untimely decease.
H>i3on wof iio Htxiner down t!ian ho remen, Republicans, Democrats and Green- have been indicted.
We
know
that
wo
are
taking
upon
which could not by any means be made In his death the educators of Monmouth
to give name of vessel or hailing port.
ourself great risk in mentioning tlie fact icntcd of his rash act and hcggt'tl to bo.
backers may conscientiously vote for
to
hold
them
aga
n,
were
the
best
parts
AB we stated above, wo do not nssert
cuunty
lose
a
worthy
and
an
able
co-ad.VIMI. Drs. Hctrick nnd Garrison wero
that
a
number
of
our
people,
about
town
Tho six-day - go • as - you • please race,
John Kean. Jr., with the assurance that
that the last Grand Jury was, selected which commenced on Monday morning of the performance. A Punch and Judy jutor.
nro afflicted with baa colds and coughs. summoned nnd by the quick application
their ballots so cast will redound t
Wo do this with a full knowledge of the of the stomach pump and antidotes they
with a view to indict us for liboling the of la»t week, ended in a victory for Pat- show, followed by a jig dance by Henry
their credit us patriots and praotica:
action of the last Grand Jury; but then succeeded iu saving liiB life. He said he
town of Red Bank, but had a jury been rick Fitzgerald, his score being 577 Jackson, closed the entertainment.
A Chicken Thief.
a newspaper man must assume responsi- would never try it again.
men.
selected for this purpose, what ix more miles, with Noremnc Becond, Herty third
Mr. John McClaskey lives on Bridge bilities sometimes.
Opposed to Mr. Kean is Mies Eoss,
Roll
of
Honor.
probable than that they would have and Hughes last. The attendance duravenuo in the western part of tho town,
A Productive Citron Vine.
uion who, whatever may lie his social found a presentment Bhowing that other
The following is the list of pupils in lie keeps chickens. One day lost week
In purchasing clothing for men or boys
ing the week was very small, and there(FYuin tfie Kt\ti*>rt HTWrlM.)
qualifications, him used his position as
towns in the county were not in a good fore the men received but a very small the public schools of Red Bank taking ho found the body of one of his fowls t is far better, and in tlie end, much
JameH Ejwtmoml,' of Harmony, nenr
:hcaper
to
patronize
a
reliable
house
Congressman and an a member of tho sanitary condition, and making no menKoyport, has a citron vino from which
first and second positions in their re- which had licen half-eaten by some ani
share pf money for their week's labor.
whore oyery article is guaranteed as
Committeo on Cummeree, in the voting tion whatever of Red Bank. And the
spective grades for the term which ended uinl. On Monday night ho was awak- represented and no deception. of any he has picked three barrels of citron,
A
Greenback
Club
has
been
organized
away of teas of millions or the peoplu'i strenuous assertions that the alleged
last week : Tenth grade, Rtttio Morford, ined by a disturbance among his fowls, kind practised. It don't, pay to bny and there nro about two barrels still ro1 money for schemes which have been facts iu regard to the-sewerage of the in Red Bonk with a membership of 25 1st; Clara Cooper, 2d, Ninth grade, Geo, He arose and colffid bis son Ogden, and cheap trash from Irresponsible parties mniuiug on the vine.
condemned by the prpss of the country shorn towns is wholly false, BIIOWS on men. Joseph Ludlow is the President, Borden, 1st; Nellie WilleU,.2d. Eighth they both wont down stairs. While Mr. when you can get a good, well-made
Ooean Fire Co.'s Hew E n g i n e .
from the popular house of Dutton
as wasteful and extravagant. What a what slight evidence tho last Grand and Robert Clay Seorctary and Treasurer. grade, Lizzie Lafetra, 1st; Lizzie Wilson McClnekey • was putting on his boots, suit
& Rhodes, 00 and 92 Bowery, New York,
{From the ScabrUlUt Sentinel.)
The members of tbe club claim that at
man has heeu in the past it is probable Jury was willing to base its action,
from
$10
up.
And
you
can't
afford
to
2d.
Seventh
grade,
Frank
Parker,
1st
Ocean
Fire Company hold a vory inOgden ran out into the yard armed with
the coming election Mr. Urnor, the
that he will be in the future. Miles BOSB1
Bessie Valentino, 2d. Sixth grade, Hut- a broom, and found a very largo opos- Buffer with the cold when they furniBh a teresting meeting on Tuesday evening
good
substantial
overcoat
as,
low
us
%"!,
Greenback candidate for Congress, will
tflt. Thin Company proposes to purrecord on publ» iilTaiiit iu known to tlie
tie Patterson, 1st; Mamlo Brand, 2d sum eating a chicken which it hod and havo an immenso assortment of ele- ' hiiBi*
Methodist Appointments.
a new fire engines nt a cost of
secure 100 votes in this township. We
readers of Tim HEOICTEB. To the -best
Fifth grade, Julia Smock, 1st; Annie killed. The opossum trlod to escape by gant ones ranging from $10 to $20. And $2,S00. They will open a subscription
The following is a list of the appointof our knowledge and belief he has nevei ments made by the JlethodiBt Protestant understand that three-fourths of these Morford and Eddio Knapp, 2d. Fourth climbing tho fence, but tho young man your boyB noed not go shabby when you list and call on all the residents, both
can get a good comfortable suit at 45,
brought iu a resolution or lifted up hi Conference of New Jersey at its recent votes will come from the Democrats.
grade, Walter Brown, 1st; Lillie Throck boat it to ground until Mr. McGlimkey and overcoats from $5 up, aud suits for permanent und cottagers, for subscrip\oioe in favor of oue beneficial scheme session at South Aniboy: QlaBsboro. L,
An eutortainmont will be given on inorton, 2d; Third grade.'Renie Clinm- arrived with a club and killed the an- children, from three to eleven years of tions.
D. • Btultz; Fair Haven, J. Leuppie;
for tho people of the district, the State, Bridgeton, W, D. Stultz; Egg HarW, Thanksgiving.evening,.in Music Hall, berlain and Nellie Spinning ranked even. imal.
age, from $2.50 up. Thoy manufacture
Advertised Letters.
all their' goods, especially- for the, retail
or the country during tho eight years 1
I, McDowell; Barnsboro, R. M. Waplea} for tho bonofit of Allstrom's band. An Second grade, Lillie Bennett, 1st; Lester
LlaL «f letters romalnlnit In the nod llnnlt Post
A " B o u q u e t S o c i a l " a t O c e a n i c trade, and'the stylo aiia workmanship for IIKI wiwk imilnit Ocloiiur IHtli, IMS.
has been in Congress. He Bhould be de- Union Valley, to bo supplied j Mt. Plea- important feature of the entertainment Hughes and Herbort Bray, 2d.
on their garments is equal to custom I»ovin|H>rt, Ur. M. E,
Miller, Mrs.Mar; K.
feated by a vout BO overwhelming as to sant, J. H. Algor; Manasquari, E. D, will be nn orchestra of ton pieces?
The ladies of the M. E. Church will work. Any article • purchased • from -yua, Mrs. Ellon
Sumltra, Mm. F.
Stultz; Honevilie,-T, B. Appleget j Atwls, Mrs. A,, B
stimrt, Mr. John
thorn that is not satisfactory in every
sink hltn forever from public sight. Tc lantic, J. K. Freed; Clomonton, to be Several ladies and gentlemen of wellhold
one
of
their
popular
"bouquet
so,
Polling P l a c e s In Shrewsbury,
In calling fnrnny of tho nliovo lottbr«, plnoflo luk
respect, after taking it home and lookdo this let etery beliover in a govern' supplied; Hardiugville, P. V. Petty; known ability have kindly offered their
dials" in the large room of the buildln
ndvfirtlwd iottere.
The polling places in thin township at
Ing it ovcrcarefully, .can be'returned forliul
imlco d o o c i « B o'diwlt.
:
went for the good of the people vote foi Jliltville, W. li.Coxsou: Now Brooklyn, services. No pains will be spared to
formerly occupied by Harvey & Riddle, and exchanged for other goods, or if de•:••••
WM. APPLEOATE, PMlmuUir.
U. J. Paterson; Comden, W. M. Staul- make this a grand success, and we trust the coining election havo been located as at Oceanic, on Wednesday evening, Ntt sired the full amount of purchase monoy
John Kean, Jr., next Tuesday.
1
follows: Eastern District, VanTine'a
cup; Penrisgrnve, J. L. Watson; South
be refunded.. Hour friends in this
Tote for an l.onest man! Vote for an Amboy, O. 8. Robinson; Friendship, our citizens will give tbe afTuir a cordial Hotel, Fair Haven'; Middle District, JOB. vember 8th. Oysters and a supply ol will
The attention of cranberry cultivators,
section do not want more than a pair of
good'things will be furnished. The suc- pants or an overcoat, they can save their milkmen, and others is colled to tlie fa, bonest and economical administration of C. S. PoweUon; Bridgeport, to be Bup- support.
It. Atkins' Hotel,Red Bank; W«»tern
l>lied;
Eobertsvillo.
D.Mollvaine.
\ itheaflairsofgovernment! Voteagmutil
The Chattle mass meeting, held at District, French's Central Hotel, Red cess of these' socials is well known and expenses by calling upon them, besides cilities of: THE RnpisTKR office for furhaving an unllmitod variety to select nishing thorn with a superior article of
theBiverand Harbor Steal! Vote fc:
Seabright, on Saturday evening, last Bank; Southern District, Robert Van the committee will spare no pains to from.. Tlie Third aynnuo curspass their tickuts, printed in the best style and at
Why Captain West Smiles.
make
tho
evening
pass
pleasantly
for
brought out a large audience. The Lit- Scholck's shop nt Shrewsbury. Polls
establishment. By getting off tho ele- lowest prices. Wo take especial pains to
IFmm the ScalnWtt HtnUntU
vatod cars at Grand street you only have procure the bout and most durable cardtle Silver brass band was in attendance', open at seven o'clock A. M,, and close, at thoso who attend.
Capt. Abnor H. West took from
to go down one block, and, by making board in tho market for tbe purpose,
>V ">' 'A flood Lawmaker,
net on Wednesday over 11,000 pounds of and discoursed a number of popular airs. seven o'clock P. M. The dividing lines
yourselves known--O-one* r b f tho firm Orders filled promptly.—Adv.
Commissioners Meeting,
f VOaptVvBeoJ. Orlggs, the Bepuulxnii blueflsh, and a variety of other kinds of The meeting was called to order by between polling districts were published
you
will receive special attention and
Tho regular meeting of the Board ol be assisted
fish. It took spicrnl tennis to cart them John H. Megill, and J. Howard Hal in THE BBOISTBB at the time they were
in selecting garments, .that
'
'" ' House
Corlies the Clothier keeps a larger
to his fish market, where they wero pro
Commissioners of Red Bank was hole will be thoroughlyrellable in every waj
i of condoi, paled for shipping. They are now sell' Bart was made chairman. Speeches laid out by the Town Committee.
stool of hate and caps than can bo found
on Thursday evening lost. Messrs, Joh —Adv.
I business ability, on Ing for eight cents per pound. This were made by the Rev, C. E. Hill, of
elsewhere. Prices the lowest.—Adv,
Button, Wm. P. Corlies end T. W. ThrockH makes the Captain smile.
Seabright, and the Rev. James Moors, of
An Old Ulan)* Belief.
morton wero present i No business was
Scarlet medicated underwoar for tho
Long
Branch.
Dr.
Chattlo
then
came
A>»sulpofMi(Ialetov.i
und PsriorVijGuiBor Topic for ray
Tlie largest etook of red flannel undortransacted oxcopt passing tho following
inahSnofrSagoliaSlweiilrlliejcani.
I
fad
,..»..lanemorrMieoIliafliweiilrlhejcani.
l
.
The
Cause
of
an
Editor's
Grief.
forward
and
was
greeted
with
three
'i hWevsr since Welded
olotlilngfn the county, at Corlles's the prevention o£ ooMsand lungdfsqases, nt
JkeanoUwrmiia
Unoe
I
IWP
lt.i
Am
SHJIBUI
put.
bills:
(From (he BeUnntovn AtlvtritierJ
Clothier,' Broad street, Bed Bank.—.4dt\ Corlles'a tho Clothier, Bed Bank,—Adv,
hearty oheeiu.' He made a forcible Belters It ittre to
younger penwiu. A. Ornor,
I'.natural "a
-» r t.
JVtu<J<xM|/Sf<»ul<ir<t, pruning
118.(0
"We axe grieved Jo learn that a coterie speech, representing tungood that'would
rhe fau
J.
Frank
Patterson
8.00
TBK RED BANK E M I S I W lias-atl tho
of,guublani ate worklng-Eaiontown,
me latter-day philosopher her said)
aoonw to the State from the pTohibitien
Bond me,i>U,the^Wsi»<,aiBw0m|n has
uw tuinkna beaatUjrlnjr It vrton
U K ptuunctorr u fwrker'i BMr .worn in the course; pf hef life and I ' will
REPUBLICANJJOMINATIONS
writeher •
" " '
MOMMOUTH
oourrs,
B o o n Hon. *umu>
W m a u i , CM «L-A*bu»r Bailer, ttro todHU
w-wnfnr i»*niltmill--VWT Trial postponed until
in'ttiaMMfiCBUta Tidflobacl Hankm, Indicted,
for breaklni and enisrtwr with intent la npe,tna
JatTfoiudagleulaDlnlltr. Souleooedetank.
A n d . Wooden, indicted with her buibsod, Joseph Wooden, tar stealing • tune, the property of
John 0 . Hathaway.of b b u n P u t ; pleaded not
cnllir. Tri»l Nor. 10; remanded In default of ball.
HUOOM.
Ut. (hx*gfi C&xtg. who
*id«d In Kawport. W n e w o _ . , .
hMunderTKiuperrkson M drfl
neeratAtUntio Highlandt Ai '
Hnbbswd ncopertj,
^ ^ ,.lM»r»jflBo»«» property,
Hillside Park property, Olenobb property and Edgar BowneBrotpexty, miking
seveutnota v h i o h h e b * * laid out into
lot« and •TBnues t h e past year and •
halt. Mr. Cooper was i n Keyport k i t
Friday makdug torreyt of ocriaui tract*
of land near the Oyater Creek, for whloh
applicatioiu will be made (or the riparian
right by some of our oyrtermen.
k** U«v
Thetru»tB«« of Centenary M. K.Churob,
of Long Branch, which organization
oeatwd to exist some two or three y e a n
ago, have been stud o n . . . _
note given by them in their coi
oapadty (or the beaten lhat were put in
the caurch daring the pastorate of Dr.
Oraw, twelve y e a n ago.
NATIONAL PARTY
STEINBAGHS.
J * * * » anUMI i f i i . •••iiwUe» r il,||aj
nrm
vary tmSaatfraVaul l'tarilj M ^ ' T
MAW RTOBK ON MAIN 8TRI1T.
The Largsat Store* In the State.
Ready-made clothing, scarlet underwear, dreai thirtt, eoarfa, neckties, hats
and cant, gloves, cuff* and collars, etc.
A greater variety of these goods at lower
prioea than anywhere else in the county,
at Corlie*r. theCUothier.Bed B&nk.-A<h.
vuwm.
KiOKG BRANCH.
MAIS BTOEI ON HAtH 8TBKT.
18BCBV PARK.
NOMINATION.
naaa
*taystlmof aorttenltnriau bald <a tke
JameiMcCorailck, assault tod battery an Officer
All Strictly One Price.
JohnNeane: pMdsdjuUtTUdwulUHdtKlTufusDit
u t n g D i t , Oct.
Oct SO.—State
sflBU» n
vs. Bchanck
Bcbanck Sl
Sloktes
The Main More Oeeupjlua; 18,000
and Charles BicUos. The defendants were Indicted
Square Feat o f Hoortna:.
for an atrocious assault and battery on Bfchard B.
HulickandMarganiiB.Hullckhi*wife. Tbefact*
developed at the trial were briefly i s follows: Hil• • * •
licit was In possession ol one of the Philips farms
(THUD DISTRICT.)
I, Have sold It at » cents per pint. IsMpaadK
between Klbenin and Deal Beach, under a verbal
Real Cttats Transfer*
Buy your butter at headquarters. A t
lease. He had received a thirty dayi' notice to quit,
Tlie following .are t h e transfer* of the butter depot maw be found all the
men as IUUstory.rwnrdogUMawtM,rsO
but claimed mat He WM entitled by Ibe agreement
Invite tbe attention ol tbe public to their new
benjUedloaUappOcanii.
to alily days' notice. The molber of defendanl* Monmouth county real estate for thefinest grades of creamery and dairy butstock ot
having rented the farm and received a written lease week ending October 28th, 1883:
ter, and positively the lowest prices in
lor tbe same, the two defendants went then to take
possession. They were proceeding to plow up a MiryO. Murphy and huiband lo Koah Content. Monmouth county. S. S. Anton idea.
also Introducedttecatabert
wild, when Hullck came out with a stick and struck Unus at Long Branch. UJO0.
Broad street, opp. Adlem & Cole's.—Adv.
Mary a . Murphy and Tmabsnd to JuHu* Beer,
one of tbs bones, gchanck 8lcklea thereupon struck
Hullck over Ihe nose with a wlilp, and (ben they lands at lung Branch, $S0,»M>,
DRY GOODS,
The Ocean Drove Usmp Meeting Association to
clinched In a rough-and-tumble Bgbt. Mrs. Hullck
Hope for Drunkard*.
NOTIONS,
came to Ibe asautanee ot her nuibaud, and tbe Ellen A . Matthews. Lois SW and MM at Ocean
My husband bad drunken habits be oould not overStale claimed that aba was also struck by one ol the Grove, ttOO.
FANCY GOODS,
Wm. w! Oonover and wife to i l a i . W. Hsvlland come until Parker'* Ginger Tiralo took away bl*
defendanta. Tbe defense claimed that tbe Uullcks
IblrK
for
sUmulaals,
restored
bla
energy
of
mind
were tbe aggressors. Tbe Jury found defendant* * a l . Lot U Long Branch, SW0.
OF ELIZABETH.
CLOAKS AND DOLMANS,
and gave him strengthtoatteod to business.—01alaq* avmk
guilty, and they wwe each fined $ » . Mr, swart*
Joseph K. DtiBow A al-Ex'n, tolStrali I . lousy, rtnaaU
Lady.-adr.
. Jentu Oueen, Jfufr's sudliiia, snd IMnui Sttatcherrle*,
t Shf
MILLINERY,
For stats; .Bobbins A Uartabome for defendants.
a acres in Millstone township, Wo.
CMomiandi
Saras
aWmlayand
husband
to
Robert
C.
OraA nolle prosequl was ordered to be entered on tlie
STATIONERY,
Indictment against Blchard R. Hullck and Margaret ham, «acn*lnMlUatoneU>wii*lilp,MO.
Walnat
Leaf
Batr
Restorer.
MixmLongstreetandwIfetoFaSlcitNafle. Lot
CORSETS,
hi* wife, for assault and Battery on Schanck and
It is entirely dlflerent from all oihen. It U u
In Matawan township, (MD.
tliarle* sickle*.
at water, and, as IU name Indicates, Is a porSHOES.
J. T . I.OVBTT, " 3TK smali fruit Princt," 1.IUH Mirer, Hew Jewey.
Thomas (irefg to H.fi.w-atiiri»ht«al. Deed of elesr
Jureinlah t. Fine, indicted for setting ore , to his
ted
vegetable
Hair
Restorer.
It
will
Immediately
SILVERWARE,
house at Asbury Park, for the purpose of defraud- assignment forbenentof hlacradltors, t l . "
Uw head from all dandruff, restore gra; hair tu
Ei'rsof N. W.Morris.deoeased,lo Kw L-Jack- free
ing creditors; retracted his plea of toot guilty
Its natural color, and produce a new growth where
WATCHHS AND JEWELRY.
CLOTHING,
:
aud pleaded non vult conteudre. Hla oounsel.
haa fallen off. It does not In any manner affect
l i ' n o f H. W. Morris, deoeaied, to Mark Brown. It
Judge Bobbins, stated that Pine bad suffered
the health, which Sulphur, sugar of Lead, and NlHATS AND CAPS,
onancfal reverses which had so wrought upon Lot 187, at ge* View, v u a
Uito of surer Drepantlani hara done. It will
I x ' n o f N.W.Morrthdeotaaed,to Margaret O. change
CARPETS,
his mum tbat, at the time of the commission
light or faded batr la a lew days to a beauof Uie offense charged, lie was temporarily Insane. East, L o u « a n d 118, at 6 » View, I486.
glossy brown. Askrowdruggist for It. Each
OILCLOTHS,
Archibald O. Vorls aud wife to Cbarla* W. Henry. tiful
Several high testimonials to the previous goodcnarbottle
Is
warranted.
BMJTH,
KLINE
ft
CO.,
WholeOPP. RIVERSIDE AVENUE, RED BANK, N. J.
actor of the defendant were made, lo view of theMoflolall, 11 and 18. In Block « , at W i n g Lake sale Alenu, Pauadelphla, and 0.N.CUITTKNTUM,
FURNITURE,'
circumstances the Court imposed a light sentence,
The finest assortment of Watehea, Clock* and Jewelry ever aeers In Bed Baak.
JSUUIT Beer and wife lo Morltx waller. Lot at
nainoly a lino of |100.
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
" Unexcelled In Quallly, VarivaUe4 In Prtee."
Arnutead Bollug, colored, indicted for atrocious Long Brandt, tB,Q0O.
Err* of N. wTMoms, deceased, to John TlebouU
assault and battery with a razor, upon Joseph H.
"ST. NICHOLAI la above anything we produce In
Every
person
wbowlsbes
to purcnaw a ring, a pln,a tangte, a vratcn, a (lock, or any article ot Jewelry
Lots
TO
and
Wt
at
Sea
view.
*W>.
Oonrow, superintendent of Jimuph U. Holmes'e
Iha same line."—Jjondun
lima.
NEW GOODS ItECEIYED DAILY.
sU'rsof M. w. Morris, deceased, to Join Tlebout.
sann noar Holmdel, retracted and pleaded guilty lo
assault and battery, sentenced to Imprisonment at Morris Place at Be* View, WM.
VANDERVEER'S
JEWELRY STORE,
Samuel Sberburne and wife to Jane * Cariuu-t.
hard labor for the term of six mouths In tbe stale,
Lot ton and east H of lot a « at Aibury Park. »a,000.
prlton.
Phebe Johnson to gsrah A. Bojers. LotloMldKiumr, Oct. ST.—Julia BulUvan, asssult and
battery. Trial postponed until neit January term. dletown township, MO.
rort
Walcheai, C l o c k * a n d J e w e l r r B e p a i r e d at abort notice and In a super
John I. Thompson, BberuT, to Abram L. King,
LONG BRANCH and ASBURY PARK. Wateb
. Klluu Anu Sullivan, amault snd battery. Proseclwnlng and cluck repairing a n swdaltles. gliteea years' experience ID repaMnj.
cutor unnounctid that defendant had died since tbe Lands In Ooean township, sold a) property of Isaac
Remember, | | you want artlclea ttat arejruaranleed eiactl) as represented, and al me lowest prleea,
O. Ung, deceased, teoo.
Indictment was found.
go to VAWDBftyjgBW»8 J B W B U l V 8 T O B B , O p p . HJlTeralde A T * . , H e d H a n k .
HARDWARE,
STOVES
&
PLUMBING.
James
H.
Leonard
sod
wife
to
John
W.
SwackJoavnh Curry, cnibuzzUiniont; pleaded not guilty.
Trial Nov. 14; bull JSJO. John H. Jacluun, wcurl- hamer. Lot*)at AUaotlo Blghlanda, on taapof
PARENTS who desire entertaining and wholesome1
Uubbard property, two.
BOOKS, NEWSPAPERS AND PRINTING.
ty.
reading for their children, and young folks who enWUlUford
Eer
a
all
to
Jacob
A.
w
.
Hetrlck.
Lota
Iteuben Ttavtsoo, assault snd balUiry vrlth Intent
joy accounts of travel and adventure, historical In17tindl%*ectlon B,atMt.rro*|»ctoemeterr.|ov. cidents, stories, pictures, household amusement,
to kill. Trial postponed until Nov. lfi; remanded.
Bute vs. James Kfflngluuu and John Kettle. De- Allentt.Oook to David U. Wilson Ami. » (oil In and harmless fun, will and tbesB In Si. NIUHOUM,
and
fendant* were tried on an Indictment for assault Wall township, $5,000.
which is recognised by the press and public, of both
iMslopberWerti and wife to Wm. 8. Yard. Lota England and America as t n e B e a t a n d F i n e s t
and battery on Alfred lirovcr at Neptune City, June
at, iSS: EQuiRbam Is OotnmlMloner, and Kettle 83S and m al Ocean Beach, »l,20o.
n a c u l n e for children ever printed. The nuw
Frank P. Paullln u> Uwrge W. Pauuln. LoU 710 volume, which begins with the NoyetntKir number,
Mayor of Neptune City. On the aim of June last,
at toe new store of
Olteur Uulsehart was given a warrant to arreal a and 711 al Ooean Reach, tljOOD.
and opens with a colored rronttiploce, will be much
OF MONMOUTH.
Samuel Lodlow and wife lo Alfredo. Mead. Lot the Onest ever taiued, and the attention of all [«irmun named iteynolds, a bartender In the employ of
Uarzllta lirover. He weut to uruver'n, fouud Bey- 5 on map of Samuel Ludlow at Sea Plain, $1.
eata and all reading young folki U Indted to Uie
nolds and waa preparing to coine away when Alfred Mtoberl Uubbard andjjifB 1 al to HanunSlocum. following partial list of attractions:
(irovir lulil Iteynolds be need not go with tbe offi- Lot at Long Branch; taw,
T h e T l n k b a m Brotber*' Tide-mill.
WEST FRONT STREET, RED BANK.
James A. Bradley and wife to Taylor Mount. Lot
cer until a warrant tot ills srrost wan mad to hiui.
A new serial story by J. T. TrowlirMin', formwly
Tho two diifHidaut*. who were present for the pur- at Anbury Park, SI.400.
James A: Bradley aud wife to Bridget A. Bmylb. editor of "Our Young Folks," and autbor of "The
poso of usulmlug the officer, Iiad some worda wllh
Allrod linircr ami then, an tlie Bute claimed, struck Lot 789 at Anbury Park, %ljsto.
Jack Hazard StoriesT* etc
him several times. Tlie defense was that Urover
James A. Bradley and wife lo Aiford C. Walton. ••
— AT —
T h e Story o r V l t e a n ,
resisted the arrest ol lieynalds by the ameer, and Lot at Asbury Park, II.S0O.
Rlgg's Gang Plows and Furrowing
An historical novelette of girl and boy life In the
therefore the defendants leot their assistance. Tbe
James A. Bradley and wife to William Applefate.
Sleds.
18th
Century.
By
Frank
It.
tjloc«ton,foraeriy
asJury rendered a verdict of guilty. Mr. Bwartl for Lot in Neptune township, 1400.
sistant
editor
of
ST.
NICHOLAS,
author
of
"
Rudder
the 8tal«; Bobbins snd Uartehtirnu for defendants.
John E. Bowne 1 al to frank H. OlUet * al. Lots
agent for the
Judge ltobblns moved for a rule to show cause why S2 and 88 on map of lots of John E. Bowne, High- Orange." e t c
a w w trlsl should not be granted. Tbe defendants lands, $000.
T h e Story or H o b l n H o o d .
ADJOINING LANDS OF ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Champion Mower and Beaper,
were released, each on $lOi) ball to appear on OctoTbo Ooean Beach Association to Ben]. P. Miller a
ASSOCIATION. WILL BE SOLD VALUThe Best in tbe Market.
An account ot tbe famoui yeomun. By Maurice
ber aoth.
al. LotaiD3andl,l«latOceaaBeach,$085.
ABLE LOTS, ON
The Improved Water Elevator
William H. Oooklln to Oertrude H. Beynlger. Thompson, antboref "The Witchery of Archery."
On motion of Judge Bobbins, the Court granted a
T
h
e
F
i
e
l
d
o
f
t
h
e
C
l
o
t
h
o
f
O
o
l
d
.
new trial In Ibe case ot State vs. James Efflngbam Lot near Ocean Beach, $100.
for use In well* and cisterns.
John I. Thompson, Sheriff, to Mary C. Palmer. 11
A story by E. 8. Brooks. To be Illustrated with
aud John Kettle, and tbo defeudanla were released
AT 13;80 IV M.
on $100 ball, Uriab White stxurur, to appear next M-iOOseres In Neptune lownthip, sold a* property many remarkable plctuiea.
All
kinds
of Carriage material, and
of
Devina
AUgor
and
wife,
$S00.
Monday, to abide titti further order ol the Court as
A Brand-New Notion.
erenr description of farming impleSophia D. Oook and husband to Henry 8. Wotte.
to figuring the dalo of now trial.
A capital and novel play. By William M. Baker, Grand Bay and Ocean Land- ments on hand, or ordered at snort noStnlo vs. Elwood Hlnugh, Jsnies si. Bllnugh and Lol al Bed Bank, $1,000.
scape View.
WUIlsford Dey * al* to bate V . Richardson, author of " ilia Majesty, Myself," «to.
William Williams. Tho' defendants were Indicted
tice.
Swept A m y .
for assault and buttery upon John II. Mount at Sea- Lota ltoil and ISM section C la Mount Prospect
Tiila estabUtnment Is the Omst PrlnUog Offlce In ihU soctlon; It 1> tbe best equipped and baa better
JOIIS C. NOBLES, Agt.
T. B . MOUNT,
bright, the aitli of Btipminber last. The evident* cemetery, tit.
A
serial
story
of
the
Mississippi
ttoodi
of
1888.
By
(MUltles for tumlog out nrat-clsas work tnan aay oilier.
EUzabetb R. Tracy toTboma*Leonard* al. rarm 1.8.IUU, formerly editor of ^uoldenDays."
front street, nuar Riverside Avenue, Bed Bank
for tbe State was IU eiibxuinro thst fn June lost, Uw
Jere
Johnson,
of
New
York,
Anctionecr.
In
Mlddlotown
township,
$ffl,OW.
complainant; Mount, liiul tilral wllb Jsuiw it. MinElizabeth Thompson.
Isaac Phllilns and wife u> Henry Haiti. Lot 8 of
ugh for une year, at $30 a uiumli tlie, uae of Uire«
A bkttRipnlcal paper remrdlnR this celebrated
rooms; ln> Beptemlwr followlnjr, Mount was dis- Hem told Block at last Long Branch, $ m
Edward Cuttrell and wife to wTScott Hopkins. painter of battle scenes. lUuitrated with pictures
charged, but still held lAWHunltill of the rooms,
which be and his family bad l*on occupying; that LotalKernort,$X50.
prepared for ST. NICHOLAS by Miss Thompson,
Now-a-d»Jl It U a uslvanally aooepted fact tbat bosUaai men need printing. There Is mrdlja merJames £ Terhune * al, zx'n, la Bunts Ogdeo.
on tbe 26th of September James tt. Mlmigb's two
FRONT STREET, RED BANK, N. J. cbant, dealer, or profewloual man but bis tils bill beads, note bead*, letter beads, statement*, lags, enWhere wsu VtUlenr
•ons, Klwood and James M.. together with William Lot at Kerport, $»,««.
A thrilling story of the Russo-Turklsh war. By
Dealer
In
Williams, violently and with force, prevented Mount
Myron 8. Oould Asia to Joseph 0. Wlnsor. Lot
velopes, card*, etc., etc, printed. To bare them printed nicely, so that they will look well and reflect
ESPECIAL BARGAINS IN
Archibald rorbes, War-Oorrmpondent.
from enuring Uw rooms rented by Him, oommitUKl 11" al Ooean Park, %UO.
credit on tbe establishment coeta no more Uian when less care la taken. It Is, tben, manifestly lo the Inan asstult and hattery upon bun, and threw his
MyronB. Ooulda alstoLUUeOleuon. Lot 81
T h e B o y a t t h eW h i l e l l o n a e .
eren of all to have their work done at THE nealSTEH 0fflc«, where satisfaction In regard to the qualfpixts out doors,
at Ocean Park, $!M.
An account of the life or "Tad" Lincoln. By
Myron g. Oould* sistoJutta 8 . Bsrfgbl. LoU Noah Brooks, author of " Tbe Boy Emigrants."
ity of Uw work |a guaranteed.
Tbe defense was that James I). Mlnugh hired
Mount, not for any definite time, but upon th*1 17, SI, JS. 31, J3,08,151 and IBS on map ot Ooean
C o m e d i e s for C h i l d r e n .
Including Apple Trees, Feuch Trees, renr Troo,
understanding that Mounts term of servlon -would
IK.
Kipwlal
attention
called
to
the
K
e
K
f
c
r
Anna
B.
Thompson
to
John
0
.
Morgan.
Lots
A
Hoe
series
ot
Juvenile
plan.
By
E.
8.
Brooks,
depend upon hla good behavior and upon bis workauthor of "The Land of Nod," etc., ami including! P « a r T r e e . All the leading varieties of Urapc
ing satisfactory: that b e w u tonave ibe use of 1,099 and I,OH on map ol Ocean Grove, |l,0M>.
Vines, naapberr; l'lants. Strawberry Plantu, IncludEiecutoraof N. W. Morris, deceased,toAnnie M. a Christmas Masque, " The False 81r Banta Claus,
rooms over MIougtTs Uvery stable during tils tenn
Buslnea men frequently need prlntbig at very abort notice. THE B.niISTKR'8 fadUUea tor laming
ing tbe M a n c b t n t e r , and otnor latest novelties.
prepared expressly for holiday times.
of servim; tbat after working some une. Mount Zimmerman, Lot IS on map of Saa View, $ » » .
Roots. *c. All t i l l l t l l d a l
ExeeutonoT K. W. Morns, deosaied, to James a
out work la nnsorpaawd. With a suffldett force, aided by steam power, and wilb an abundanw of matabogan drinking Heavily tu Uiat he neglected bl»
There will be abort starios I ; Louisa M. Alcoit, Asparsirm
Pi
work, and then Mr. Mlnugh discharged him. Hudson. Lot 19 on map of Sea Vl«w, $915.
and many other well-known writers for young folks; Prices.
rlal, prompt aarrtce In eiocutlng elUw large oramall orders can be assured.
Laura T. Pearcelind hatband lo Robert White. papers on borne duties and recreations, out-door
Mount refund to give up ponesstonot ihe nxrau.
JAMES BRAY,
occupied by him, and therefore by direction of their t acres In Neptune township, tjtt>.
sports, occupation and instruction for boys and girls,
AndrewetUS. Brtnlerta otorge Clarke. LoU with popular featum and depsitmenls.
father Uw Mlnugb boys entered the place In Mount'*
J
Locust Grove Nurser/.
almncv. and commenm*! thmwing out bla furni- o«l u d ow at Ocean Beach, $x,«n.
Price.
$9
a
year;
25
cents
a
number.
SubscripP. O. AdilreSB, n t » BANK, N, J.
Henrietta Newman and bosband to Tabor C. Pol- tions should begin wllh the November number.
ture. Mount came up tho stairway while Ibey wennemus.
Lol
In
Wall
township,
near
Ooean
Beach,
ilultur tills. James M. Mlnngh ordered him away,
The succeeding Issue, " The Wonderful Christinas
THB BgUISTtBU especially prepared to print Auction Bills and Posters of every kind, rarmera
FOR SALE AND TO KENT.
but Mount nevemieUM endeavored to go up ttav
Number," wufnave, aim, i colored frontispiece and
wbowlabtodltpoHOlttielr slock and fuming machinery! persons desirous of selling their bousoslain Into Uie rooms. Williams gave blui a show
JobnCTUton and wife to Uward 8. Vanleer. many unusual attractions.
back. U« naa UM only ouo of the defendant) who 3 acres at New Bedford, <«,oaa
boldioods
:and those who Intend to dispose of property of any kind and wlah lo make their announceTHE CENTUIIV CO., NEW YOKtc, N. T .
Uld bands on him.
May B. DeForest toTbomsa Davis, Jr. »lot» ID
ment* by means ol Fasten will find tbat at TRK REGISTER Office they can obtain showy and tltnkctlre
Their counsel maintained that the use of tbeMiddletown township, jl,400.
Perhaps the most Judiciously edited magazine
bill* at very reasonable prices. Persona woo want Posters for entertainments, lecture*, concert*, e t c
Ecekiel J. Bogera and wife to Juris J. Holmes. In"the
rooms was a part of Mount's wages, and therefore
worid."-I7ie Jfatton, N. ¥., Sept., 18SJ.
wbttn Uie service tralnl, Mr. Mlnugh hud a right to Lot at B3d Ban*, X30.
will also find Hurt at this offlce they can aeenre what they need.
Lewi* J. Phillips to IauoPaUllpa. Uadsatlong
Uw rxwwlon of tho ruotiu, and was Justified In
Branch. $1.
for rent for a tenn of years, adjoining Daniel Robkwnmg Mount out.
Executors
of
N.
W.
Murrls.
deceased,
to
Conrad
erts
and
a.
Fly
Oinovcr.
nenr
Leedsvtlle.
Tbejury found the ....
Atoo, H0U8B AT M1DDLETOWN, (or one year,
Mr. swaru for tbo State; Mr. John 8. Applcgatr Opterman. LoU K and » al Sea View, tMO.
Kmlly Meyers and husband to Tbomsi O'Connor.
adiolnins the Episcopal Church.
for defendants.
WU. H. GRANT. Treasurer.
TMSUJLV, Oct. St.-John Mount, Indicted for em- 177-100 ar-rea at Long Branch, t»,SSO.
During the past year THE RIOISTKn Offlce has tamed out a large quantity of printing of Ihls charO.
WJJIwr
Tnltleand
wife
to
Weltha
A.
Neal,
beuleinent, retracted his previous |iloa aad pleaded
acter. Ten* of thousands of fruit and nursery catalogues have been LHUMI from TUB ItltilaTER'S
guilty. His counsel, 8. C. Dowanmada a statement Uim,«,10andlllnblock B at Ludlow m o t at
Ttw twelfth year ot this magazine—the flrst under
prases for dealers wbo nave been In the habit of joUIng their wort done In New York and elsewhere,
In the defendant's behalf. Tbe Court imposed a Norm Urfghion,$I4M).
the new name, and the most successful In Its hisRebecca E. SSSSBIUIW to Susannah L. Johnson. tory, closed with the October number. The clrcuUnlit sentence, fining the defendant (89.
and our prices tod quality of work .bave gtven satisfaction In every can. By-Lawa and oilier work of
Mr. J.C. Oonover, oounsel for the defendant,!!! Ute Lotfflon Map of Brighton, $!,«».
lauon h u ibown a large gain over tint of tlie pre- A bnndsninelv-appolnteti nouse In Summit Avenuo
The Ocean Grove Camp Meeting Association to ceding season, and Tin CaNTUBT bcglm Its thir- (on tbe UIU), Jersey City,tooffered tor sale on easy Heaters, Ranges, Tin and Iron- that kind can be obtained i t this office at equally low rates.
case of Uie State vs. Mlehael Utnlon, convicted al
breaking and entering with Intent to rape, moved MargaretHulse. LotWatOaeanOrort,$!B0.
teenth year wllh an edition of
tvniu. TheHoiuoUtwo-anil-a-nalfstoricBlnhelgnt
ware, Ac, <6c.
C, VVIlber TuUle ind wife to j2ius H. Annlbaldl.
for a new trial on tbe ground that tbe verdict was
and abasement. It Is provided with gas, hot and
140,000 Copies.
contrary to tbe weight of evidence. The Court de- Block O on map of Lndlow tract al North Brighton,
cold irater, bath-room, ranges, electric burglar
clined to grant the motion and Hanton was than
alarms, and all modem conveniences. Marble man- A large variety of Stoves ot all sizes, and
The following are tbe leading features:
U u i » 8 . nouubtontoMiryHourttonaal. Lot
sentenced to onnmioniimt In the Suite Prison, at
A NEW NOVEL BY W. D. HOWELLS. 10 succeed tels. This house la a perfect gem. It b located In
at all prices, constantly on hand.
W on map ot MonmouUi Beacn, $iooo.
hanl labor, for tbo Uitm of one year.
this author's "Modern Instance." It will be an In- the beat part ol Jersey City, and Is a desirable resiTHB BED BINS 1UMIBTEB bat secured a leadlDK position foritself u a local newspaper. IB etui
dence for any one dolnir business In Nenr York,
Ou motion of Judge McLean tbe trial of tbe In- EieculonotN.W. Morris, deceased, to BenryC ternational story, entitled " A Sea Change."
ton of pubilalung impartial an* reliable accounts of local happenings hugiren it > circulation amooi'
Applj
to
ItANDOLl'll
PABXLT,
We keep In stock a large quantity ot
dictment against Robert Holmes, colored, fur as- ritrucron. Lot 147 at Bea View, $90.
LIFE IN THE THIRTEEN COLONIES, BT EDMary
W.
Sharp
and
husband
to
John
0.
Lucas.
sault and battery, was postponed for the term anil
WABU KGCLESTON, tho leading historical feature
250 WasMnitao stroct, Jersey City, N.J.
allclasseaand an Influence seldom attained by a country paper. Tho paper on which THE REarSTTEB Is
the defendant was released on $100 ball. Gflorw Lot 10 la block » at Boring Lake Beach, $1.
of the year; to cnnilst of a number ot papers, on
printed 1* of such a good quality, and the typographical appeamnce so bandiome, that It Immediately
I). IWUngtll, occurlty. The absence ot material Lout* H. AnnlbandTand husband to 8. Virginia such topics as " Tbe Itoginnlnir ot a Nation,' " *>MlLUNfcRY.
Mourn.
Lotas*
and
Ml
at
Oonn
Beach,
H.80O.
recommends ltseU to the reader.
wftnesMw for tbo defendant was Uie ground for
dal Life In the Oolonlea," etc, the whole forrnlnu
Doptua D. Oook and nusbandtoIdwird D. Webb. a complete history of early life In tho Untied States.
In
all
sizes.
Btate vs. Julia KHVensugh. The defendant n i Lot at Bed Bank, K » 0 .
Capedal attention will be paid to tccuracyof IlIndicted for keeping a dtbonlerly bouse at Long
lustrations.
Ilranch.lnihe'roar of UioWest Snd Hotel. Tuo
A NOVELETTE 0 » MINING LIFE, BY MARY
State cIMTOvd lhat tho house was tbe resort ol
HALLODK FOOTS, entitled "The Led-Horse
To Uie advertiser them point* are of especial value. The same reasons which combine to make
(Irunkun, iKiuiy, dlaorderl; persons and that liquor
BAULDAUr-DEOKEHT.-At Keyport, OOSaluf- Claim," to he illustrated by Uie author.
THB RKGI8TKP a good mwjpaper raiders It valuaUc to tne advertiser. The paper which la (outfit as a
waa sold Uiere wltlinut llounse. Tlie Jury found day, October ilit, by the B«r. C. J> Peace, Miss
TBE POINT OF VIEW, BY HENRY JAMES, JR.,
All
orders
for
Tin
Roonns
will
receive
prompt
attho defendaut not guilty. Mr. Swam for Uie Bute; ITancIs Bauldaut and John a . Decker!, both of a series of eight letten from Imaginary persons of
newspaper, and present* the news In a readable and attractive manner. Is the paper of moat value to tbe
tention.
Messrs. Hobblns and Arrowsmlth for Ihe defend- Glirtwood.
various nationalities, criticising America, IU peoadvertiser. Tnese objects a n attained In THE BED BANK BE0ISTER lo ah eitoit unsurpassed by any
ant,
ple, society, manners, railroads, etc
BROWER-CLaTTON.-At
Mount
HoUv.on
Wedother paper In HonniouUiOounty. TopreaectollthONCiMandtopruKntltliniKhainttnnertbatttsread8U1U1 vs. Charles Holmes and David Miles. Tbt» nesday, October I8th, by Uw Bar. A. liwriiioe,
THE CHRISTIAN LKAODE OF C0NNECTIG0T.
en will enjoylbe perusal of the same hasererbemllj aim.
;,
dttfandantfl, two colonxl mtm. were Indicted forMlas Lydla A. Brower and Joel B. Oarton, botta of b j the Bev. Washington Gladden. An account of
breaking nnd entering the house of (leorge Conk, at Asburypark.
FRONT STREET, RED BANK, N. J.
practical cooperation In Christian work, showing
itcdllsliV, v,-|Ui intent to stoal. The defense Is an
bow a league was formed In a small town In ConBH0WN-4M0CK.—At Asbury Part, on Wednes- necticut, what kinds ot work It attempted, aud now
alibi on Uie part of Nllvs, and a claim on the pan of
HoliticM, Uiat he had been nwuuuod by Mrs. Conl: day, October 8Mb, by the Her. r. A. Siaur, Xla» It spread throughout Uie whole Slate,
tn bring her some whlHioy; tiiat be procured the Kmma Brown, formerly of Mitawan, and Charles
"BUDDED GRANOB ABROAD," by Frank R.
Tto subscription price to THEBBGIBTBBI* »1.» per vear.orTSosntaforsUiaontti*. Thaadver
Smock,
of Aibury Park.
liquor and enured tho hounv at tbe auirgostlon' of
Stockton, a contlniuiUon ot the droll "Rudder
Mrs. Oonk, by clImbinR up through a second-story
COMSS-MOBTON.-At Aatary Park, on Tues- Grange " stories, tho «rsni> being now In Europe.
tltlng rates will he made known on application. All cownuiuciUotu of a bualnaei nature «houW tie
vrliuiiiw. Tbe jury found both defendanta not day, October *Uh, by the E«T. Tnos. R. Taylor.
TUi NEW EBA IN AMERICAN HOUBE-BUILDaddresKdto '
•
.
•'
., •••••. ",-, - . ' . j
Rullty.
» t s» '
Miss Anna J. Combs, ot Spring U l n , and Judsno H. DTO, a series of four papers, fully Illustrated, devoted to ID City Houses, iai Country Houses, (3)
Morton, of Aibury Part.
Ihiuvlm,
and
m
Public
Bulldlnn.
CONKLtN-WAUING.-At Holmdel, do WednesIs Thlt True?
THI CRKOLSS OF L0UI8IA?A, by Oeo. W. Ca-ATday, October SOlb. by Iha Rev. a . O. Stanger, Miss
(F>(»it Die Ailiuiy TVir* Journal.)
UvenlaOonkUn,at&olm*J,and Joajphlf. Wil- ble, author of " Old Crenle Oaya." etc.; a fresh and
Rmpblo narratlTe, richly Uluiiraled.
AND
A liquor dealer of Bed Bant owns a ling, of Keyport.
MYADVKNTUKEalNZUNI. by Frank B.Ouahtract of lnnd on the Duck Creek rood in FABDON-WIL60N.-AtRoltfiuel,oni Thursday, Ing, government oWnologW, an adopted member
Noptunu township, about i\ miles from October Wo, by Uw B«v. a. 0. Stuiger, M(• Amanda oT Uw ZaU trtoe of Indians. Uliutntod.
rardon, ot Uolmdel, and rroaeSck u . WlUon, ot
ILLUSTRATED PAPERS ON THE NATIONAL
tho Ocean Qrovd Oatee, About two and D.
Keyport.
"The Capltcl," " The Supreme
. <OT,SN N e w a n d OM B o o t o .
A half years ago he sold lots to a number moST-SMITH.-At Nsvwlak, on WMneadiy. OAHTAIUncludluR
Court," " The White Bouse," etc.
of colored people ostensibly to begin a October lllh, by the Bev.O. T. Bougnta, Ada L MISSIONS OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA, by IIIONT STREET. SD DOOR WIST OF BB0AD.
snore AT BEAimianT AND RKD DANK.
" B, II."; three or four papers of an exceedingly
settlement, but really, as tbe sequel Frost and Wm. H.SmlUi, both of Leourdvule.
Orders tiv mall will receive prompt attention.
shows, to get the labor and improve- HABBJS-KENNKDT,-At Mattwan, on Wednes- Inlerwting character, r l W y l l l u J t r l i
Hew Catalogue rree. Seod ataotp. tauaan*.
All kinds o( plumbing and gas nttlng executed by
day,
October
!5th,
by
Uie
Bev,G,c.Maddock,Mla
ments of these poor people for nothing. Sarah A. UsrrU, of iutawao, and O. W. Kennedy.
Prices Paid for Old nooks.
aklllMl mechanics tinder my own supervision.
A 4-PAGE PATER, M COLUMNS.
The facts in the matter have been
ruruior work la eipected from E. C. Stedman,
BAKERIES.
H0WLAND—ALLEN.—At Honenilc, on Wednes- Tbmnas Hugnea, Joel Chandler Harris ("Uncle ReSewers and drains of all kinds put down In tlie beat
fltatod to us, and the jaiiors go to them, day, October IWD, by tbe llov. r . B. AppUaet, Mrs. mus"), Uiann Dudley Warner, join Burroughs,
prove aresubutautially these: John Car;, Lvu|»HoKUnd,of llopeville,sjid Joan g . Allen, E. V. Smaller, H. H. Boyeswu, and a long list of
By an appliance of my own conof
New
Bedford.
BcipioL. Prico, Joseph and David Forothers. Entertaining abort stones snd novelettes
81 Chamiiera St., wort ot Ctly Hall Fart, K.T.
be among tbe leudlngfeatures of Tux CVNTURY
struction I can wholly prevent
man, with others, purohnscJ lots of this IVIN8—BltADLBV.-At Cllltwood, on Wednes- will
as heretofore, snd the magudnewlll continue Its
day,
October
soth,
hy
the
Kov.
J.O.
Crate,
Mlas
lied Bank party, agreeing to put up im- Hay Ivlns, of Ollifwood, and Cbsa. A. Bradley, of advance In general eioeuence.
A Wtil Printtd, Thorougldy Edited
the dogging, tip of Hewers
provements and pay for the land in from
Ttw subscription prim Is S4.00 a year: 85 cents
and Drains and the
number. BuhscrtpUons should begin with the NoWeekly Neutpaper.
three to five years according to size of KELXOGO-HUNT.-At Oman Grove, on Tues- avember
number, and lo enable new suhjcrlhcra to
coating up of Ce$slot. Cary took one acre at 1350. and day, October 18th, by the Itev. Joseph A. Nock, Miss eommenne
with
Ike
new
notes
under
Tin
MNTOBY
Fancy
Uread,C«ke,Ple&
Cracker
Baker
A.
i.
Kellogg,
of
Ocean
Grove,
to
Hugh
J,
Hunt,
at
•
,
poott.
Prico took a lot 80x150 for*8fl. Carv'a Alpona, Mlculgan.
name, we make the tollowing
.
.
house is worth $800, at least, besides the PEAB80L—MAB8UALL.- At Fair Haven, on
PUMPKIN BRKAD A BPB0IALTT.
SPECIAL OFFER.
Sped*) attention l» given to the venUUUon of
vast amount of work in grubbing and 8tmday, OctoDer lit, by uw Her. 0. T. Douglass, A year's subKrlBtlon from Nov., 1888, and tbo
pflimbing In buUdlngs, thus preventing sewer gas
Comer Watte Street and Maple Avenue,
preparing the lot. Prico nog 'expended H a n £ Pearsol, of Fair Baieo, and Wm. iullar. twelve numbers or the past year, unbound, (6.00.
from eieoplng and poisoning tho air m bouse*.
.
RB) BANK, N. J.
A lubscrlpllon and the twelve hack numbers bound
PlamWng work, sewer drains and grease n o d v e n 8UBBCHIPTION ONLY t l . O © PEB
|208 in lumber, and $28 for' carpenter shall, ot New York c l t , , .
In
two
elonuit
volumes
with
gilt
top,
J7JS0.
8LO0OM-B0FRB,-At Btanchport,on Tuesday,
Mr. WUson'a bread mar be obtained at tne lollow- laid out, lupurinttnded, or Inspected by the day or
work, besides his own labor, Tlie party
^ H B CJNTORY CO, New YorK, N. Y.
Win. Miss CuaiceSlocam, of Branabparl,
YEAR.
Ing pjaces: Bed Bank: J . « . Smith's grocery store, Job. 1 a b o u t up green-iioum with SchooJay's
was to furnish contracts, but always October
andr.H.Hofler.fonMrly of Long Branch.
m r . r n o t street and Maple avenue.
. , . patent Heater, forwhuai lamsffcnt. Alao agent
had an oxcuso for. neglecting- to do BO,
A N T E D . AgenU.-Now ready for 8ub- Fair Raven: Eldurd Slcklee'»,Sidney8raIUi'san4 for American gaa maohlne, eloctflo bell*, bnrglar
BHITB-B0BNS.—At MaUwan, on Tuesdiy, Ooaumu, and sneaking tube work of all descriptions
crtbera. The reading booiot the oentury.
when payments were mode, and recently tobor iMth, by the Btv. L. oTHancMstOT, Mlsa
Oapt. B. L. Brown's froasry storaa. Oceania: I .
. promptly attended to.
£VE'8 DAUGHTERS,
LongitnM's, Cnrighl Bros-'s and Harry Patterson's
finding he could get more money; out of Eleanor C Smith and derate T. Bunu, both of Oenor, "COMMON SENBsV FOB MAID, Wttg a o j mnery atone. SeabrKrnt: tnrlgBt Broa.'s ami
the property, refused farther payment
Oontaua an Uw
Snapp*
Wests
grooeryBtores.
gatontown:
J.
W.
Long Branch, on M0THEB." By Marlon Harland, Author o t " Comand ordered them to -vacate. Last Satur- VANDKBVKB-BROWtr.-At
Oooanport: At tbe atora. Amonj those (or whom I Inure done wort, and to
Octobsr lSth, by too Eev/C. J. Xoungi mon Senas In the Household," ei«. A book whloh iHaSoVtBamtlari.
of D. 8. GlBonl, Wn. Oayton, and Williams > Orls- v t o m l woall refer an wnoMIre snylnfonSoop
day the ownor was visited again and Thursday.
NEWS OF THE COtTNTV,
Wat anna 0. Vandervagr tad George VT. Brown, ot
com,
Mr. Carty tendorod |t5> Which was re- Long Branch.
QENBKAL AMD LOCAL NEWS,
Mr. Wilson Sis eaabllsned a dally route through T,B0l0Mn|a,T. u. warii w . w, waui, a m
fused.
WAtUHd-rrAU.lNCr.-At Vwaulonilte, near will be eagerly sougbt for by hundred* of thousands Bed
Bank, Bhninlwrf, latoolown, Long Branob, SdnnelaclToen. Clinton U. fUk, and Olougnlv Bmt,
Keyport, os Wednesday, October 18th, by tbe Bev. wto MS familiar wllh her other popular work*.
and TlntonraUi, and another through tno eastern ResbrUht; Mrs. I]. 0. Hotter, lloatKWUi Batch; J.
POETBY AND SKETCHES.
W. Woodward. Mlas Bwto Wsiling and Ames WalW. Borrow and John W. Blout, Bed Bank.
"A standard and Indlspensabb book for all women
Una.bothof Kevnort.
^ ^
A Keyport Oyster'* Anehor.
wno seek health and (applnest."-N«w Ingiand
piled
with
fresh
bread
evetr
(rYoni Uie AfonmouUi DemomU.)
J
°'?W» commend tbU earnest bonk to her wide d r .
• nbnrlHr.or the drirars
DEATH*.
Aaron Bedle, of Keyport, sent to Joe)«of American itttora, to wbom It li dddlcated."-
FOR CONGRESS.
STEINBACH BROS.
Benjamin Urner Fall &Winter Goods.
MANCHHSTER.
BERRIES
CRAPES
CUlfl?ANT8.
— _ _ t t P L A N T o indndlmaUiS
INDEPENDENT
Vanderveer, Tlie Red Bank Jeweler,
Democratic Candidate
FOR CONCRE88.
ST.
NICHOLAS
STEINBACH BROS.,
YOUNG^FOLKS,
Third District of New Jersey:
Wm. Louis MacMullin,
Carriage Hardware
Farming Utensils
T. B. MOUNT,
Another Great Sale of Lots! Mart's Pafertiiy Plows,
Hill-Side Park,
THE RED BANK REGISTER
Steam Printing House,
Cor. Broad and Front Streets.
Thursday, November Oth,
Headquarters (or Fruit Growers!
Joseph Sabath,
Trees and Plants,
Parlor & Kitchen Stoves,
BUSINESS MEN NEED PRINTING.
THE RECIBTKR'8 FACILITIES.
PO8TER8 AND AUCTION BILLS.
FORWENT.
House and Lot of 16 Acres
THE CENTITRY
PAMPHLETS AND CATALOCUE8.
FOB 18S9-'83.
FOR^ALE.
THE REGISTER AS A NEW8PAPER.
TERRA COTTA DRAIN PIPE
THE REGISTER AS AN ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
FAtL
Millinery
G-OOIDS
TIN ROOFING.
JOSEPH 3ABATH,
Wm. McMahon,
PLUMBER,
Steam and Gas Fitter.
ERGINEER,
Mrs. E. WEIS,
SUBSCRIPTION AND ADVERTISING RATES.
JOHN H. COOK, Publisher, Red Bank, N. J .
nyrinroT BOOK STORE
Sea Bright Sentinel. UflUlTOl
IN
THB WORLD.
ALMOST GIVEN AWAY.
niiccllanooua.
LEGGAT BROTHERS,
TTp-TownJBakery.
WM. H. ^ILSON,
Pine Commercial Printing
at the
Register Printing House.
W
seph C. ArrowBmlth, ofFreehold.on Monday last, a large oyster taken' from Keyport Bay, which had firmly snoboted
Itaself to a medium-died carpenter's
hammor-head, towhloh a Mrt of the
handle it still AtMorten. It it quite a
curiosity, and has been presented b)r Mr.
Arrow<mith to Prof. Lookwood, by
whom it will be preserved in his museum
ot natural history, ,-i
Oorliea the Olothiar, angl, dealer
WM, H. WILSON,
l ^ l n hatrtUr endow yreiT word altered or
I
e a U o n of itV-Beoeon J, Loaalng.
•D
Cumberson & White.
F. BONO,
VETERINARY SURGEON.
Parlor
DO mother or daugtlm can iflord to be
Tne Start, no
10.000 MUSH oMand *a igeiU In advance tt
Horses lakes to boardon naamable tennrby
reea,dajornKmlh.
toundei_» sjoBlilty, romoved
CUMBERSON ^ WHITE'S,
If) ft ««rt»,
WfT AMtt VfttWU*.
pair,
who *nrtv«d <M
TOWS )JJ0YD, Jz.,
Bukjkte Stire.
Kew Yorki wwotpaa&Bt o f the floehesur
BCD B A M ; K. I.
Dtmoefk,'i§!iUt»tM, ta&'jet ezperisxtof
F M S U a a o M«»o«*Hanto'iO
SlsUreai proves that they are a neoMsaryeva They
r liMUnmenti afScturr prices by
JOHH hurrb, nu SOLS l o a m ,
Inn. have mad* Trinity OhnrchjarJ their midkeeper in otw of his bitltj.^il^-'miadta night rtiorV and the "iton would be glad figs, tie., «sobuiv« of freah fruit*, whiob rBOHT ST.. OM>. Globe qotel, RID rUMIC H. Jhd
" Staltrin
Of tha night the tumaa wa#iliaSaW by load V p thorn, but? that Uimpowble. They an'Wk*ab>|t'«T«T porlj o u thousand
'
kM'BaurUgw in parior-ear* t
,'hundred ponnii of Jams arid>lli«., six
are now kept in most of our publio baildBhriatapTOoeedingfrom
th»
nuptial
chamand M roilroad-tiM>— Tht Judge.
ber, ttlwi «aa"tha matter'r WBIL this. iiigs as a ptotootion agtdnst n t s | Trmoh a n thousand poundi of tinned meats, one thoulWailtiuted Ho longer aaU it baah. Ito- The yonng bride, wishing to ring' for a so very oostmotive. Walking in the Treas- sand pounds' of dried beans, three thousand
BEOAD STEEET, BED BANK.
;
•aie nutriment b tbe emmet form.—.'' ' ~
maid, bad caught bold of what she sup- ury later, I noticed a flneJooking sat, and pounds' of rtoe, five thonaand pounds of
Tnntaript.
inreply to my inauiry, the Janitor «»Id that onions, forty tons of potatoes, sixty
posed
to
tx
th»
beltropi,
and
pulled
it
I bare on band a full Mock of
Otta a n mnrietl became their ioridai
thousand pounds of flour, and twenty thouPI
are eompaaod moitlv of fiddle-strings.-r unartly. Unhappily for" bar and hei they bad procured two, one of each sex,
Fine
Shoe*,
Franifurd Bcraid.
iponse, it was tin oord of the shower-bath and were determined to keep qp the breed. sand eggs. Fresh vegetables, dead meat,
and live bullooka, sheep, pigs, geeae, tur. CenRreM daitert,
It fa the nun with the kidney complaint over their heads, and' forthwith dawn Th« cat and kittens, he said, * ware leu
who doesn't like to look on the Bright aid* pinniped such a deluge of oold water as trouble than the rats. I asked him how keys, guinea birds, duoks, fowls, fish and
Mlppen,
of thing*—an. Bat. Night,
would throw a damper upon the moat de- the latter could get into a stone building casual game are generally supplied at each
port
of
oalL.
or
replenished
at
the
further
which
has
not
a
crack
and
where
aewer
Bnbbor Boot*.
voted
of
honey-mooning
couples.
Her
A Boston burglar stole two forkis from »
1
•ouoouna'am, who ooinpl&inod of her loss to husband, in dismay, caught .frantically at commnnloation Is broken by" "traps. ; end of the journey, BO that It iidlfflcultto
Iho police and designated the thief i i a "bi- another cord on his aide of the extemporised "Oh," said he, " I can't tell bow they all obtain complete estimates of them. Forfurcated midnight marauder."
touch) but lbs only* response waa an equally get iu, but I saw one at least enter the base- haps two .dozen bullocks and sixty sheep
An excited exchange eluieka, "Wlere aro lrborAlddngeor1 water; this Mae it being ment window in broad daylight. As loon would be a fair average for tbe whole voyI wtan fo asaure the wblk that I itlU do
•—the meu of'76 f" And up jniupt Bnrdelte, nearly boiling hot. The unhappy pair then OR he was inside he oonld hide among the age, and the rest may be Inferred in proof the Havkeye, with > "Oh, to Halifax
CUSTOM WORK
portion.
The
writer
has
known
twentyThis
Unrivalled
Instrument
is
for
sale
by
boxes
and
piles
of
paper.
The
basks
have
vith the men of '76. Give tie the women soreameainnniaim; and the bride, in the
can Mve better aaUatacllon than ever before.
excitement of the moment, uttered seuti- ili'e same trouble, which is muoh worse in five fowls sacrificed in a single daytomnke AU.STROM & MORFORD, and
. of2S."
Jooji«M
>aa« (or Gentleman ant U d h x made ot
ihicken broth. We, therefore, shan't
hebaitm»torhU,In t i e bort uauwraiidatUITf
When a great man dies the world mourns mania anything b'aioompumentary to tbe the Post Office', where such supplies of
PBIOM. B«|ialringpeai>anaproinDUy4one.
starve,
even
if
we
are
a
day
or
two
behind]
wno
kaspoonitantlyon
badda
largestock
of
food
arc
found
in
the
bags
and
leather
and the foreman of the composing room fond sponse. When tho servants came,
. heaves a algh of relief as he damps into the they'were ja'stln 'time to reeooa the unlucky pouches. One might suppose the Poet Of- time, which Is oonsiilered a great^euormity
8. KIILLER, BROAD
form the obituary' tn/it bos been in type for pair from drowning, for the room was al- fice to bo rat proof, and yet these animals now. The mention of chicken broth sugL. HEBMANN,
yean.
gests
sea-nicknesa,
and
Boa-sickness
oon8 H E E T MU8IO, E t c , feto.
ready half fall of water, and the wife was liavo become a perfect nuisance there.
A Pawnee Indian always asks (125 for perched like a monkey o i : h j r hnsband'o I lento tho item of disbursement for "sal juros up the doctor, and with the doctor la
his pony, and alwajw oonioj down tonoren
food" which is BO regularly audited by the associated medicine. His dispensary is aa
Instruments of all kinds repaired.
would nspastfnllr Inform tho people of Bed Bask
dollars and a ping of tobaoco before any back utttiriug the 'most lamentable cries,
weUifurntabed with drugs as any chemist's
and vtanltjr that be nai opened a
" dicker " is effected. Vor/ eoeentric, those while her good man was fumbUug about in Department at Washington. Oat meat hi
l/STOM D 0 0 1 ' A N D SHOE 8 T O 8 E ,
shop
in
a
country
town,
and
when
we
obl,o dark, trying U s Vest to'flnd Ws'dbori— also a specialty in our markets. Speaki t b o b u i l d i n g a t t h e foot o f Broad street
ALLSTROM
&
MORFORD,
serve
that,
among
other
thingB,
it
contains
ing of cats, It may be here mentioned M a
A Ban Francisoo paper says that ham Exc/tangt.
formerly occupied a s a n office b y
BED BANK, N. Jcarious omission that this annual is not twelve onnoet of quinine, four gallons of
Mr. 8 . Ketchrtm,
BaudwicUos ore exported to Hpnololn from
nioutioned in the Bible, while the adg is so blaoKdraught, twenty pounds of Boidlitz
California. From ibis it appears that the
where
he hopes,tarinanufaotarlug a good artlcto,
LEGAL.
Cigar
Etiquette.
tonerltasliareof
the public patronage audnipname of tlio Sandwich Islands is nothing
frequent. This IB the more remarkable powders, a gallon of castor-oil, and half a
jjeirer Ugnt your' ofgar with a match borbut an empty title.
tho cat -was an object of Worship In a hundred-weight of Epsom salts, it is evi- A DMNISTKATOR'SSAJ^EOFREiVL . Th«cu»U)mU»aeof Mr. B.MlUer.of Broaditreet,
ESTATE.
•
The Japanese do not believe that Adam rowed from one who smokes aud who has country whero Israel was held in bondage dent that if the siok people do not get well ii.
la whose emploj I nave been tor UH past two years,
virtue of an order ot the Orphans' Oour{ of will he named un bj me. Fmviaui lo myeiunmwas the first man. They claim it was a bo oigar.Wess you can.offer him one. If fur 100 years.
It is from ni> lock of physic. Four thou- theBycount;
or Monmoutu made on tlie twenty-ant TOnt wiuj Mr. ¥Uler I WMemploTed (or nlns ; e i n
chap named Ha-uiug, and that he made his yon have none' to offer, suggest that yon
sand sheets, two thousand blankets, eight day of tiupiemDer. A. I)., into, the luswrilier.jad- InxiiimuIUia Inding NewTcrK House*,ana can
Kllni lintanl; ilcct-jiMl, will eipum a-uamwi' to glvo aMMaeUoo,
wife of clay, and baked her for forty days would giv* him a very fine La Antiguoded—
thousand towrtls, two thousand pounds of ilnMracorof
i sail! a t public vendue to the hlimeat bidder, at
.
" ^ L . HEKB1ANN.
before Bhe waa doneif you had i t
various soups, two thousand pounds of can- the Ulolw Botol, In Uiu town o( K*«l Bank, litlie
A Word to Young Men.
One of tlie sweetest looking girls in the
township of Rhrowsburr, Nonmoutli Oouuty, New
Always bite off the end of your lost cigar
dles—except la IIIOBB vessels which are fit- Jurat,')', on BATUItDAV, DECEHUER 2, lSCi,"al*
HA1LE0ADS AND STEAMBOATS.
State of HisBonri dislocated lier shoulder
Hardly a day passes by but we see eviIn the afternoon ol said day, all uwwperthe other day by kicking at a cut. Missouri when in oompany. Then no one will take dence of the folly of ouryoung men, scat. ted with the electrio light; one thousand o'dixk
tnlu l"la, Iruila, or parcels of land, viz.: AU tooao
: EW YORK AND LONG BRANCH
girls caa kick lumber tliau any other brand it if you proffer it.
six hundred knives, two thoiiHiiutl two three lota oriand, situate in Bed Bank, In the U*ntcred here and there. They are In quest of
BAILROAS.
of Phrewibury, umutj of HonmouUl, New )er
ol girl that we kuo* al.—Mye.
Don't pnff the smoke of a " Straight flve- something to do. They are willing to work hundred plains, nine hundred cups and ship
sey, and which on n nia|i of the town o[ Bed J)|uk,
by T. Jt J. 8lutor, survuyora, are knownand
SUtlona
In
New
York:
Central R. It. of N. J., foot
"How have the mighty fallen?" Well; cenler" Into" the fooe of a friend aud ask for about half the pay they shonld be re- saucers, three thousand glasses—fancy what -\tuUi
ffijlgnated us lots Number 8, to, anil 31, and alM>
Liberty Street: i>eunsylvaiilatt. ft., foot of Oortsome slip np on a Imnnita skin, some use his opinion of the quality. He will always ceiving. If you ask them what their trade a handsome income tbe amount roprosontod A t r u e nf land ID Rod Bank, on wast sMeof west ol
landt Street and Uabrpaaea atrtet.
reel, iMjnwtetl by New Juraey 6outheru Railroad
the money of the bank (or speculation and have a suspicion that you have your cigar!
by anunal lost, froiu biertkuge would bo I— anthewwt,
landiof JohnJ. Antonldta and olbun
is, they will reply they have none, and in
fail to connect, and othera fall in coal
Oommendnlf.dIJtolier Illb, 188!.
mado for you from some of last year's whiU these days when skilled labor is in demand BOO table-cloths, two thousand gla.w cloths on the south, and lunits of [Imrlra a. Allen on 'tho
chutes in tho dark.—The Judge.
belnir the same pnipert j convcjdl to Ihu Mid
—all those arc figures oxhlbiled in the pro- north,
rott RED BANK.
rests.
Eliza Iiutard, by deed from Cbarles (i. Allen and Leave NewTRAINS
it
is
a
shame
and
outrage
for
so
many
York, vl» 0. B. It, of K. JH 6 00, 8 IS,
"What station is thht" asked a lady
vodoriug of one ekip nloue. Think what wife, daud March 11, liWl, reoorded al Fn-tluitil In
a.m.; 1 4a, -400, 9 00p.m.; via Puma. It, U.,
pasaenger of oil JSuglisU toorist near by.. Thore is no dangeV of offending tlie ma- bright, promising yonng men to be loitering
Itook N'5 of Dewb, In County Clerk's onloe. paira
t) 00 a.m.j 1» 00 m.; 8 SO, 6 00 p.m.
Looking ont of tlio wiudow aud reading a jority of ladies by smoking in their pros, their time away either for work, or, if they they would 'amount to when multiplied 4tx), antt a deed from Sasan HuUird, diiu^l Jult lo,
Newark, Broad Street Station, at 8 IS a,in.;
recorded In said Clerk's cOlco In ln»k 111 of
sign on the fence bo roplied: "Hough on encc. If you have a fine cigar do not hnvc it, in a position whore their pay is by the number of ships in each company's 1851,
13a,4H), 6 07 p.m.; Market ttireoi BuTlun,
DBwlLpaito IS, 4c., and also
' 0%!a.m.; 1S80,3 57.5£}p.m.
Eats, 1 guess, main."—Tlie Ei/e.
AH sulddweasod's undivided one-sixth part of indraw it as if you were a steam engine. nothing. Wo have seen too many euch fleet; and then try to realize the fact n^st
Boulb Amboyat « « , 914,10 12 a.m.; 112,
In a trart of land situate at Itumson In M1<1
" There is not muoh Heasoning in Ibis Bmoko slowly and make rings, That will who expect to climb np the ladder of fune that this department constitutes only ;ownsliipof ghruwahury, iHiuntted by lands fivrmerly
"
Long Branca at if 85, ! 23, 8 00, S15,11 M
ouo,
aud
by
no
means
tho
greatest,
of
f
llanco
Brothers
ou
the
north,
east
and
south,
and
dreashig," said Browu at the dinner table* amuse tuem', and be a good txcuse for and fortune without working fur it. They
BJD.; 10l,4«n,SSBun.
y land of Wlllluni l^ar&er on tlio west, coutalalnff
"No," replied Fogg, "Mre. fiorimpen haa
their incidental
expenses.—Chamber*'* >ihuut
"
Ocean (Iron at ovl, 711, 7 40,000,10 M
tlvo acres more or liws, and also
smoking.
are
looking
around
for
pins
to
pick
up,
and
a good deal to do, aud xlio tries to save all
am,; W47.4 1fl.54lp.nl.
All »u!il diHieaflwrs undivided ono-slxUi pnrt or
Journal.
••
M n l Pleasant at (1 uo, 6 BO, 7 SS, 8 40,10 35
tbo tbyme she can."—Button 1'ranteript.
Nover smell of a gilt cigar. It denotes a then be folded to the embrace of some
Inti-n^t
in u tract' or lot
iti-resl *~
- - tif- wood-•land, situate BOuth
^f Eat"
Eatuntnwn, in Mild township of Stuwttbirrri beof
wealthy
bank
president
or
philanthropic
Inir Lot NV. 5 In Division
ot. t|i>al Estaw of Jnhn
Tho other morning aa a train on the Me- uUKi)icioiiB mind.
TRAINS UJAVI RED DANK/
lnirLot
.
S^iitt, dfujiued, hi Momnoutli Oriihatu' Court, 181H, ror New Yort at 8 47, 7 4 0 , s i s , 9 3 0 , lia8a.m.;
tropolitan Elevated ltuad arrived at Orand
It is not pretty to expectorate when smok- merchant, made a partner and finally marry
and one-half aea>s.
117,4 « , 010 p.m.
street, before tho gunxd could call out the iuy. You might as well ohow tobacco, for iuto the family. Buch cases are not to be Porsom in want of law blanks of auy mtnuilnlngiflffht
conillttiinH made known on duy of sale,
Newark at 0 »7,7 40, 815,9 80,1128 ajn.; 117,
name of the station a fresh yonib yelled
llalul, ScptumU'r S3, 18K->.
fcuud every day in the present time. We kind, leases, deeds, mortgages, lx>n
449,010p.m.
out, "Jerusalem! " and tbe Israelites lit it adds to the vilenoss of tho habit.
WILLIAM I'lNTAItD,
South Amtoy at 0 47, 7 40, 930, 1128 a.m.:
AdmtnlHtraUjr.
In order that your friend may get the read MuuohauBon tales of years gone by, etc., etc., will find a full stock at THE
out.
1 17, 4 45, (1 It) f .UI.
full benefit of your oigar, smoke it until that have an ending like this. But to-day REGISTER office.
Long Branch, ucuin Grove, Sea Girt, HanaA DMIXISTRATOH'SSALEOFRKAL
Tbo Austrian army is to Lave a railroad
»iuuu aud liilnt rieotant al 7 40, u 47, lu 37
the merohant who wants a yonug mau wonts
It
burn?
your/
moustache.
Burned
hail
-TV
KSTATK.
brigade familiar with putting up and dea.in.; 140, S13,4 30, 5 ss, B 40,7 31 p.tu,
EXPRESS.
»>' virtuo uf an onlur of tlio On>t»iT* &»urt ot (li« " Treutoa aail Pulladelplila, vhi " Sound Brook
stroying railroads. The Austnau oraiy may be a sweeter perfume than your to- one of charaoler and ability. Learn a
r«iuuty ol Monmuutli, doti'ij Sfpttinbt-r Till, RW3,
Itoule," at a 47, K 13 a.m.; 4 45 p.m.
should iiave a Texas steer or so if it wauts bacco, and it shownB ah economical turn of trade, yonng man; first become proficient
the rHiWrflH-'r, tulitimistrutur ol Charles H. Yuiiitlei*,
the upholstering reared out of a railroad.—
roil FBEEUUU) VIA. KIIEE1IO1J) AND NKW
in some industry, BO that whonyon go forth
itren^'tl, will M>*I1 ut puMIr vumliii*, mi
uiiud.
YORK RAILWAY.
Eye.
Monday, November 27th, 1882,
to pastures new yon know within yourself
liMO Rod Hint a t « 15 a.m.; 4 P., s to p.m.
AM)
USv'Cluck, i'.M.,nt lbti(iIolH! UottiljD Utt* Utwn li»vn fm-hciid «t II JU,« on, 11 li' a.m.; 4 a p.ip.
that you have something to fall back on for
Inquisitive boy—"Say, pa, what is a
Hay a * F u e l .
if H*tl Hank, in siddeuiuiiy: i n that tract, l<i «r
For riirtlKT parllculan aoe tlnie tabla al auijonl.
bankrupt Bole?" Biro—"Why, my son, it
a living. If the yonng men of to-day would
pmYf;l nf Iund, sliuuui I j1np ami Ix-ln? In tho Tu»-nF. ItANUOIJ'li, Suiwrlutaiui'nt.
A Dakota letter has this rathor surprising
is just like any other sale of goods, only tbo
Hiilp f>r MKMlemirn, r«iiniv <>f Mimmoiiih, HDU
II. P. IIALOMTIII, O. H. A. (!. It. R. ot N. li
(uk some of our old and successful merbiHte of New Jersey, on (lie bank nf tlie Kbnh
things sell for a LigUur price and the owner statement concerning the use of hay ufl
J. It. WOOD. U. P. A. P. II. B.
blin;wst)ur)' IlJvvr, at UK-USI l'liim, niidnt tlie Mutli
genorally gets rid of payiug for them us he f liol: The problem of what to burn, no loss chants for the seoret of their sneoess in life,
EW
JERSEY SOUTHERN Rj5l>
side of the mud leading fnim 1/M>IHI Poltit tolUtl
PACKAGE
EXPRESS.
they would well be astonished at the storieB
agreed to."—Toledo American.
Bunk, wiJulnljiK laixlH nf wiltliuu llunl^u and
WAY.
1
than what to build with, is one of tbe first
!
Hcnr) Ainy.
A Wilkoabarre man took hib seat in the whloh inuBt be solved by tho settler. The af early hardships, trials and privations Ba;;ag'o Ilollverpd to-nnd fnim Itcil
CuiiUUluus mudt) known on ilii/ ot wit}.
Comnieoclng October al, l o o .
tliey endured. Fathers, mothers, is there
barber's chair; Le asked tho barber if he
Bunk anil Sealiright.
WILLIAM P. YALLALl*.,
LEAVE RED BANK.
,
had the same razor he bad used two days Creator has kindly furnished a fuel unsur- not'S lesson to be learned from this? b i t
Bi'1-lcmUir 18, KSJ.
AduUnl«tnitur. ll 50 a.m.; 813,5 20 p.m. for fannlmrdale, Manbef re. Doing answered affirmatively, the passed in virtue, abundance and cheapness. not'ydnr duty to see your boys educated to
K ( g , Cheeka, and onlum left at C. H. R.
Tutu* Itlvtr, ilarneKiil, Ac.
\ UMINIKTUATfUrS HALKOFVAL- Ich<»t«r.
putient mau guid, " Theu give mo ohloro- It Is hay. Thefirsttime I asked a uottlcr
Depot or (imeral Delivery Ofllce on Fnmt 8tn*el,
VJ p.m. for Mliulu* Junction, Vlaeland, Url<K«mifflS; their living, so that when they come Red tluuk, vrtU meet wltb prompt attention.
u>u, to.
tana."—J'!aladelp/iia Quit.
\
fAHLK ItKAL ERTATE.
what he burned for fuel and be told me, I to man's estate they can bless you for it—
Trips made dully between Red Bunk and B
Tlif subscriber, lulmlnLttniUir of Wilson S p i n s 4.1, i X p.m. fur I'urt llontnuulh.
brlfrht.
FurrJuiMs
and
Collertl'ins
nnidtt.
Hunk
win, deceawii, by virtue of an order of the
\Vo read frequently of some person whose said: "Why, how can you get enough to Boot and Shot Reorder.
FOIt RED BANK.
D l t
a &i>ocJaUy.
Onilums" Cnurt ui Mniiiuoutli Omnty, UateU fn^phair has turned white iu a singlo night, do yon through the winter? I shouldn't
Ttli, Insj, will I'll"**' U) &tlt> ut jmlilic TtMi- U»ve l'on Montnuiiih at 0 01 a.m.; i 47 p.m.
J. W. CHANDLER, Manager. U'tiilmr
"
Katontmm, SOS, II l»a.in.; 4 81 p.m.
through grief or fear, but tho white-haired
'•'%
t*i
tbts
lilKlitwi
tilUi.fr,
nn
" Farmlngdale740, li(Ua.m.;4 10u.iu.
man who gooa into a barber-uhopnud comes think a Btack would hist a week." Since
GROCERIES, FLOUR AND FEED.
Saturday, Novvinhfr Wtli. 18H2,
"
TtinmuverOM, iouin.m.; a Id p.m.
ont iu half an hour with hair aud whiskers then I nave heard many other persons make
1
"
Wlnalow Junction U(nu.m.
The Sand Blast.
at
tti*
frlohp
llnl.-l,
Itti!
Itnnk,
N
*
.
J.,
In
ttlli
TiMrnblack aa the raven's wing never gets a line a blmilar remark. The fact is, howotor,
W.
W.
8TEABN8,
II. P. BALDWIN:
Hhlp of BhreWNl.iirv, M«i;ia<.ii!!i < •iiuty, N. J.. bt>Among tbo wonderful aud usoful invenGen. Supl.
dm. I'an. Aiji'nt.
iu the papor.—t'in. Sat, Xight.
twet'ii tho hour* >J l . umi ii nVkN-k fat ioYlDck), la
thai it takes about the some amount of hay
tho ofUTTiooii of that duy, tho f"Ilnwlnff tract of
tions of the time is tho common lilitst.
p
& NE^V~YOHkniAit
A Norristown man who couldn't live to run a stove through the winter aa it does
lunil and pn-mtirt^; AH tliut tract of land frith
Wholesale uiid retail duulur In
iMiiMinj? thL-rti>a. (•ituntt^l ut Kuir llavt'ti, lit the
within his income wua advised to diunutiHO of cooL The grass out for fuel is not tbo Suppose you desire a piece of nmrhlo tor a
WAV.
TciWiifJilpof Slin-ivslmryi Moiitnmitli Oiuuty, New
gravestone, you oovor the stone withn sheet
with a few luxuries. Ho immediately sold
NEW I1OUTE TO FItEEIIOLD.
JiW!)', <»n thiM%-wtt*rly side ut a Htrit't, iitmit'Dot
ue aa that used for feeding, but is token
T1ME-TADLE
IN
EFFECT
OCTUBEIl 2, I8JA.
his gun and hunting dug aud bought a
known,
iH'tontfiiw
u>
naitl
WliBtiii
Sprlnffbttit'njdoof wax no thicker than a wafer; then you
(^amHl, anil adjoluliiK lundu of A. Allen uu<| L.
eharo in a yacht. Hauy a man would have from the low or marshy lands whore it is out in the wax tho name, dote, etc, laaviug
Smlti) on thu1 u t t e r l y sides and R> Quuro on the Traliu leavo via. Central Ilallnad nf Now Jiliniiy
C
O
F
F
E
E
S
.
smoked a cheaper cigar aud made bis wife long and heavy. It is stacked, and as it is
for Freehold, Marlboro, lUUadalu. Uonran
tjuutliurly nidi .
80c. per pound.
villa, Ac, IU below:
wear her hut year's dress.— HorrMimn seeded is made into twieta about twelve to tho marble exposed. Now pass it under the Fine Old Mocha,
JOHNS. IlURUAftD,
LEAVE ltKD DANK
2«c.
blast and the sand shall ont it away. Be- Best Old Govt. Java,
Datul, K4(>U'iubiT U, 18KJ.
Administrator.
Jierald.
At81?, n a i a . m . : 445,«10p.m.
Cftncn inches long, weighing from one-half
Best
Old
Mexican
Java,
25c.
1
LEAVK UTTI.K 8ILVKII
They have a new bell boy at the Woddell to throo-tjuurters of; a pound. About five jxove the wax and you have the out letters, Best Old Maracaibo,
TO BAR
22c.
Q NN RULE TO
BAROUEDliORS,
Al S 12, 11 23 a.m.; 4 3H, 0 03 run.
Tako a piece of French plflto-glase, say two Best Old Santos,
House. Ho is an original pieco. He was
21c.
LEAVI MIDDLKTOWN
tout)
in
put
up
for
consumption
in
a
Urge
AUMINISTRATOirS NOTHIE.
tout the other day for tho tint time to show
by six feet, cover it with fine lnoo and pass Best Old Rio,
18o.
John S. HulilKird, odtnlnbdrahir of Wilson Spiinff- At 7 48, 11 SO « jn.; 4 Si, 0 U p.m.
a gentleman up to Liu room. At the door stove during the winter. It makes a very it under the blast, and not a thread of tho
FKEF.IIO1.D
Don't loiuc't tlial wo roast tlnwc niffim frcati dnllr ^M'.n, divuiMxl, liy (inlcr of tlio Kurwinitti of the Fur Rwi HKTUHNUJO.IKAVE
B a a l . l c . i c , »t6iU, SOU, l i ]|)a.m.;4 15
of the apartment the guest asked, "Have hot fire, and is preferred above all other
county of Monniouth. hereby clvex uotlra Ui, tbe
In our store, where it am he «een by ull.
cralltuni
of
tlie
sulii
decuusud
lobrlni;
In
tbclrucbta,
you got any mosqultoeB horc, boy t" Gluin fuels for baking purposes. I have a friend lace will be injured, but the saud will cut Pure Pepper
KSYPOnTCONNSCTmN.
7e. |wr quartor demands and claims atr.iliut Diu tsuilo nl the nalil
doep Into the glass wherever it is not aov
replied promptly, " I doau kuow, sur; doau
All trauu of Cvntral ltallrotd oonifertlng with
" Cinuamun
lie.
dt3ncdeiit. under oath or aOlnnntlon, within hinu now railroad route to Koyport via. Matawan.
know. I go right down to do office an' see. who twists enough before breakfast every oiod by the lace. Now remove the hue
month! from the THIRTIETH DAY OK JUNE, IKKS,
Ginger
Sc.
•3r/"By the line leaving Ited Bank al 8 IT a.m.,
' If dey got any, I bring 'em up, Bar."— •noruing to hut until tbe next day. He and you have a delicate and beantlful fig.
or tuej will IHI forever barred of any acthm therefor
Alltpice
7c.
connection U made with thfv JamiwburK Drandi <if
npalnst tile uald aninlnbtruu>r.
Cleveland Critic.
Ibinks itis'OTii £hMp«at"and' ntolt satisfacIbe IVnnnTlranla B.R. for Kngluntown, Jamesljurir,
Cr. TarUir
8c.
moraiscd en the glass. In tbis way fig'
J0ILN6. IIIIBDAHI>.
Trenton, 4 c
J. E. RALPH,
Baking .Powder.... lie.
... "Wbbt the country needs," bawled a tory fuel tho world produces,
urutj of all kinds ore out In glass at small
Sept. :*>, 1882.
8up!l und Truuurer.
N KULE TO BAR CREDITORS^
political orator, as he placed one hand
expense.
The
workmen
can
hold
their
melodramatically betweon his coat-tails and
8oclety M l s t n k e s
QCTOBER, 1882.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
bauds nnder the blast without any harm,
pointed toward the oonsteUatiun of Perseus
A liberal dhtcount fn>ni thv alMivu nniniH] prl
WlMlnm PintAH], uxavutor nf Arabia M. Pinturtl,
(Umve New York, foot of Franklin street.)
The gallows, the penitentiary, the Intl. even when it is cutting away at the unrdost- will bejdVMi to all [lurc.haslni: In Inr^f i|iiaiitlilr
with tho other, " what this oountry needs "
l,, l)>
> ordur of tbu Surrrtsutv
s u v of Uie
U county
y
Our TEAH are ol the very linen! imiHirtat^ni, and
THE STEAMBOAT SEA BIRD.
—he continued vaguely, as in the aduiira- are the shame of our civilization, and tuo cntting glass iron, or stone, but they mast
MuruiKHitti,
tt ttit'ivby
b jrlvtu*
l
notice
ti tto tl
tlie creditor.
cdit
weiniaranteed them lo Rive \tnrtcd mtlsfuilliin of
uf
the
wilii
tifjccawxl
to
bring
la
ttwlr
duliu,
demands
tiou of bis attitude be lost the skein of his society that neglects its children and lets
Leave JVmt) Tntk.
tMm Rat IUmk.
n u k e » • p M l a l i r o r o n r fiOr. Ja. and cliJnLtugalmt thei^Uittiuf said decedent, unlookout fo' Hngor-nails.jfor they will be We
Thunday, anth. .2 ao p.m.lThhmdar, ami .7 no a.m.
thought—" what tins oountry needs—is—is
pan> and Oulons,
der ofiUi or altlrinatlun, wtthlo nine months from Baitirttaj,a«h..lBH)a,m. Knday.57th....7 3O "
—is fewer men end imore of them." Aud them grow up iu iguoranoo and vice is ro- whittled off right hastily. If they put on
the TENTH DAY OF AUGUST, I8S2, or therwlll Tuesday, 3uu.,.Btw^' Monday, aotli..8tw;"
lie rnniri>r barret! of unr action therefor aKfllnst the
then he sat down amid a tumult that sotmd- apoubiblo for tbe goliowe, the ponitontiary steel thimbles to protect their nails it will
I Tuesday, sist..la 30 |i.in.
saiil eiecutor.
WILLIAM PINTAKD.
cd more like laughter than it did like up- and jail. Society ignores the child ofpov. dd but U'.lt (lood, for the sand will noon
given
to
all
puruhasuni
of
Tea
and
Coffin.
THE STEAMBOAT HELEN.
planse, and pondered over his last remark erty or misfortune; friendless and guilewhittle 'heir away; but if they wrap a
N EULE TO BAB CREDITORS.
till his feet hurt him.—Springfield Hev>i.
Will leave N0» York from foot of Franklin Street,
F. S. BOCKIFELL,Manaaer.
less, he is left to work his way through our piece of soft uotion around them they aro
Pier 10, N. It., overy Tueadaj, W«lne*lay, ThuniADMINlSTKATOIt'8 NOTICE.
dayand Friday at li.30a.in,, and every Saturday at
Two men applied for the position of unfeeling world. He hi lured into the
Front
St.,
opp.
Broad,
Hed
Bank,
N.
J.
U'llliain pinmnl. itdiulnlmrator ol Alice white, l».00iu.
tilth:
You
will
at
once
BOO
the
philosophy
traveling salesman. Tho merchant seemed
dcociwwl, l»y iinler ol the 8urroinit« of tlio oeuutj
Leave Seabrighl (foot ot Church Street), uVery
to be pleased vith both gentlemen, and haunts of vioe—leama to steal, to drink, to of it. The sand whittles away aud destroys
of Monniouth, hereby give* nntliv to the
creditor* Monday, Tuesday, Wedneaday.Thunday and Friday
fthuwild deceu-Hcd to hrlitK In then1 delta, t]«- at J.uo p.m.
was at a lass to decide. "Have yon trav- murder. Then outraged society seizes auy hard subslauco—even glass—but dooa
in:ind.4
mid
clafmH
ugalnst
the
ejdatu
of
siild
ddcedeled niuch in. Atkansaw, Mr. Hioklo?" him, jails him, hangs htm. The neglected, nut affeol substances that are Boft and yield'
out, unileriiulh or nnirniallon, within nine miltiths
"l'es, sir," answered that gentleman, abandoned child becomes (his wicked outWINES AND IJQCORS.
from tho FOURTH DAY Of 8E1TEMI1EB, l s i , or
.
AT
ing, like wax, cotton, or even the'bumou •~
they will lie ((inner barred ol an; action thefofor
" more than auy man now in the oountry."
law
for
whom
prisons
and
scaffolds
aro*
[gainst tlm Billd admlnlntrauir.
huud.
"No, you haven't," exclaimed Blumplo,
A. FRENCH & CO.,
WILLfAM PINTAlfD.
tho other applicant. Hiokle Insisted and built. How much better and more credit
finally Blumplo turned to the mereuaut able to our Christianity and olvilitalion
N CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY.
A° Montana Munchausen.
and said t " This man Hickle is the. blggeHt would it be if the millions that are annnally
liar I over saw." " There," exolaimcd the
A resident of Dulto City, Montana, re N o . 1 3 B R O A D S T B K G T , B E D B A N K
:
TO JOHN CAnilAnT.
merchant, " I want him. Mr. Hiokle, yon spent In watohing,' 'prweoutiiig, pdnisbing lates an adventure in the Yellowstone Na
ny vlrtuo of nu unlur of th» Court of Chancery of
Inform the pulillc, mid I'nrtlnilurly tho Now
Ji^rw7,
moilu
on tins day of tlm date ht>rcof, In
, may start out to-morrow morning."—Ar- aud feeding criminals were spent in look tioaal Fork whiob would have exelted tha I would
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
IH»lile In the rlclnity of lt«l Hunk, that 1
a aiu.w wlii'relii Adnllii Duntley In complainant: and
kaiuau Trattltr.
bale made aminKL-incnu with two
iug after and caring for the unfortunate,
you aru ilufeiulant, yon are ;rwiiilml to
envy of Baron' Munthanien. While' examol ihe
aMiear anil plooil, tltiinur, or unswrr to the com- FOREiaN & DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
It is related that a Buffalo man who had outcasts from whom the criminal chtss ining a geyser he fill In' aud; disappeared
nlulmnt'a bill, on or buforo tlio SEVENTEENTH
.been in..the coffee business for several years mainly comes, and for whom nobody eoema
)>AY OF NOVEMBER NEXT, or Ul« said 1)111 Will
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
frolii the sight of Ills horrified edmpanlons.
Ui (41KUU an c(iiif(»su<I atfnltutt you. .
'
' was led to believe that ho was a sinner, and
(<tno In Now York State ami one In Tho salt! bill lsuled to compel tho specific !perThey looked into the geyser hale and con. In UUa bemhtrr
lo come out ou the side of religion.' 'The
tlio went)', whereby l a m to receive
tonnmico of a wintnict niartH on the twentletll dar
morning, aftor Le had token this step, he
jooturcd that it wal about fifty feel
ot April, A. 1)., ultflitwn huudred and elslity^one,
hj you, John Curium, with tlio said Ailellu Bontley,
A gentleman with two little boys jester, depth. They then threw in pebbles lo
reached his factory to find business nusto cuin-i'V to her n houwi and lot ultimo in the Uwn' pendad, and upou demaudiug an,, explana- dny attended divine worship at .Uoinnder
ulilnnt JlldilliiUjwii, ID tho county of Moimiiji
«0TTLI!It8 07
tion bis son replied. "Well, father, I Presbyterian Ohnroli, Westminster and learn if there was say water in the hole Into
anil Btattt of Now Jcrniy. luljolnlra lands olimjwhich their companion might have fallen. Having Uio Hour shlppod to me dlract from the tliony F.CuiiiiiMl and Johu W. Minns, and the
didn't know what to do, I didn't suppose
Itarlun
Iluy,
rxmlalnlnttono
acre
more
or
leas:
and
Green
streets
Each
of
tho
youngsters
had
a
milla.
and
buying
In
such
larvu
(iiiuntlllt'a,
I
aro
enafter what you _naid last night that you would
Water waa discovered, but there cam? no
to purchase at tho Imuat rash prices, and you are made defundant liecaiue you are a party to ALE luVQGR BEER AND MINERAL
mil any mpr* beau" vith the ooflea. 1 pre- penny to drop in the contribution basket, call for aid from their companion; After abled
can sell at correspondlngl* low rates. I liavo at said contract and a dixirue for a «|wclOc performana
.' WATEBS.
;
»adifiA»utlon of suld contract by you Is prayed tor
iratued it_would make • difference" •' Yes, and when the time arrived to do so, little
nraent about
.
,
.1
< It will male just»little difforence," calmly fellow Ho. 3 had no sooner dopositcd his hoars of anxious waiting ho was' gives up 6 0 0 Barrolai o f F l o u r o f A l l G r a d e s In saw bill.
JOIUfB/AlTlEOATE;
us lost and the party departed.' The fol- whloh
obnerVed tlie, eld man ''We have heretowhich I a
o n nlluur
l w at in CENTS ll'ER
E R DAItltKL
Bolldtor of complainant,
LESB THiN
T H i N NEW
NEW TOnK l'BICES.
lBICES. From
From thoae pated Sdptninbcr :oiti, imt,; v • Iteil ilank|fN> J
fore Wen mining one barrel of beans to four ooin than No. 1 called out, loud enough to lowing day the missing man walked unhurt LESB
t
I
reprd
l
l
b
l
d
i
t
rates
I
am
prepared
to
offer
a
llbural
discount
tv
1
of coffee, haven't wer" 1 Yes." "Well, be heard"OTor the ohurchi "Oh, Willie, into tho camp, tte said lie fell into the
parUMpunbaalngavi) or ton barrels at onotlmo,
LUMBEB, COAL AND WOOD.
" a few of the beans—about two your penny's gone now, mire." A titter ran
DOTTLSM Of
THEO. F. WHITE.
water and was not harmed, but did not
around the assemblage, bat the pastor, iuve the strength to call to his friends. ! H«
At Wnlta's Orocerjr, No. IS Broad moot, Ited Dnnk,
'IELD & BTJBBOWES,
couldn't Imagine any ennso for it,—;
ALE, LAOER BEER AND
will be found at all timea a
dang to a rooky till, In M«own word^'snd. 1:
''AVeH-knownnatlre of Bombay offered
. - Dealers In
WATERS.
denly I discovered that the water was ris- : C H O I C E STOCK O F q i l O O B B I H S ,
(o g(ve • n«i(r olo-ok and chimes lo tho UnlLUMBER,'
LIME,
^
both stable; itad fanBr, and Bt New Vert prices.
ing. : This 'gave me bopb that I' might bo
oad dopoiited't largo
Comeiit,
Drldu
ana
Drain
TUB,
llullden'
Hardware,
Bir W. Vornon Harconrt la one of the
unua£oad,&c. Mired Paints uBpoclalty. Atoo
le to keep afloat nntil tho surfaoowai
Ut«iiKt» pine, ABh. Whltuwooa and Walnut
tow inslauoes in England of, a man mak!
icUei The water ooniinuei *b!rWnibre;
idimber
'
•• - > : '
, -, • idimber.
Near Railroad Depot, BKO BANK, N. J
rapidly, and I at last found myself at tht
SOLE AGENTS FOB TH^! PAMOpS
p
p ,
point from whloh I had fallen. Allhongh
1807.
MBTABLIBBBD
S. KIIIIEB,
n
n
BOOTS AND SHOES
3
o
s
Gwrw 8wts_for Firm Wort
The Estey Organ Is tbe Best!
Musical lostrvrnents of all Kintfs,
Prtctteal Boot irnl Shot Hater,
N
IU, 155 A li? CHATAM BT,
NBWY0BK.
Whohmle and EetaU Daalarilo
FURNITURE,
CARPETS.
BEDDING, ETC.
—THE—
LARGEST ASSORTMENT
UN THE CITY OF
Furniture, CarpoU, Bedding, Oil Clotlia,
Window ShadeB, Curtaina, CorntceB, Lambroquina, Lookinjr.
OlUHsea, Stoviw, Clocks,
Etc., Etc,, Etc.
In rant everything niwriod for !I<iu*jki«'i>lnpranhn
found
IN ENDLESS VAKIETV
In our large and convouient Bliow IKKIIIIS, and Ht
tl» very LoweatPrloM-elthcr for cash or on iu»y
terma of credit..
All iropda sold by ware guaranteed tn be iu rep.
, f call will «Uafy customers that wo can make
H to their Interest to purchase from us.
C0WPERTHWA1T CO.,
408,410 J 412 FULTON STREET,
COR. OALLATIN PLACE,
BROOKLYN.
DRY GOODS.
Riverside Grocery,
OCEANIC, N. J.
Patterson & Son,
Dealers In
DRY GOODS,
Plain & Fancy Groceries,
PROVISIONS, &c.
•1 hirye ami Firnt-elase Stock of Climh
at lleammable l'riwa,
Patterson & Son,
OCEANIC, N.'J.
'SEWINU JIACmNES,
CENTRAL BAGG&GE DELIVERY
Red Bank, Oceanic X Seabright
N
New York Tea Store.
t
Teas, Coffees, Spices and Sugar.
o
Crockery and Glassware
o
Flllti! W BARREL
LEADING FLOUR MaNllFAGTUREHS
Flour bythe^ car Load.
F
U v o b a t n o t 1B t h e U n 8 w U ( > h
-
wellnlgueihatuitedt—
>—^--'-- " ° f ( h < P " * - " * - H a n m d B • B™»«|
_ T i n e V b l n i j a 1 ^ inAaoa^ Thij
!
mo»>«y.'o»fl!W# aewna wife, Mr»C reaohodl 1 uianaged to S»wrsomo*TlfiUnc«
" I U" (•"•MoUo»'>' »«• » ««g. Hie income.
T
> Hu-WHttnn'ip»trimoBjr wai under »1(W,', •way from the toWth of the crater, where
h nOr
°
00 1
onI bl0th< U
u
° ^ » " % ^ ' < » •howna
i l l
r lllllfll
W!.°'??' ? ? ?i .!
w u being oare<
!»
l
ha* aU the
•«**,
Ml «a
;
=
1BQ0.
^
At TIIB
' ' LACrEB B E E l l
DEPOT.
> ,|,
OT THB'oiu MJAHiptt'TON AT ItKD HANK.
Cdmmiislbn Merchant,
.'- •
••. . • . • • . • • • . • • • . • . • • ! : i : ; . ' p n i o « g .
• : • • •'••-•••;•.,.,
,apd dealer la
K.T.WILLIAMS,
onHnBu
LAW BLANKS
d Feed,
Wl.Y.1 r I
W1I1TK * SMITH. llhU) BANK,
*Tt
,,
-yr. A. PRftNOH & CO.
00B.BB0AI> ANDIBONTSTEWfre,
V , • J.n
. J.
,t
S.I.
PATENT MEDICINES.
PARKER'S
tv BALSAM.
Thti elegant drtuinf
b inferred by thow
h l ftrticle,
d i en to[i!mtlar
»unt of i n gupetta
:)eanKneii
mid purity.
r
Ik contains materiaU
only that a n beneficial
to the icalp u d bale
and a l w s
w.
Theodore F. White's
GROCERY,
a e a l 9t
NEWH0M
SEWINGMACHIMECO
Pulcr'i Hair Babam I» nnciv perfumed am) b
warranted to prcvfcntflttllngof the hair and to re*
BlovadandniRandltchlnK. HtKox ft Co.* N.V.
PAHKER'S
ymm
<\
• atptrlttlvt Ktilrh inlllrMgtli Rattonf. .
If yiw are a mechanic of farmer, worn out with
overwork.* or & mother nm down l>y fanlry or bouiOi
hold duueitry pA»Kiui'»niNGB« THKIC. .
f If you «ronlawyer, minuter or tuilncti man M hiuited by menial itrnln oranxbui caret, do not ukfl
IntojdcatlaistlmulMU,liutiiKi Parker's Glnin Tonlo
« If you have Coniumption, Dnpepila, Kh«uma>
. Urn, KldmrO»nplainu, orinyduotderof tlolungl,
' atrunieh, bowtli, blood or nnrtel 1'AD uia'a Gl»ci«
.TtnncwilUnnyou. Itla the Greatest Iloodpiirifiai
•• AU M UAni
Burnt Cotjli Or* C«W tut.
«' W*irttar«-*aituit aw»» from ««,' itiialpitlon «
U y dUMM Of wcaVncu atnd renulro a allmulant tab
,OlNOuToM«*tnnc«rltwlUlnvi|onle and build
Jnu upftoraIho fmt iltw but will ntvtr Inttnkau,
I l i n a u K l b i u d r e l l i f lite»( it may JUHI troun,
\
cADnoiti-a.fiu.Mi«>i»in->~r«k.r'1piH.f«i.i,
LORES TON