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E V g R Y B O D Y R E A D S I T : : T H E C O U R IE R I S T H E H O M E N E W S P A P E R O F O C E A N C O U N T Y :: I T G I V E S A L L T H E N E W S
T eeth E xtracted without 1ja in
a l b e r t c. m a r t in .
A
A ttobotcy a n d
IN THE HOLY LAND.
G eo. T. Cro ok
FROM BEIRUT T a JERUSALEM.
d e n t is t
A Jsrtey man's Trip on Horseback
and What He Saw.
S o lio it o b im C h a n c e r y .
OFFICE OVER THE BANK,
CowptrthwilU t«€titn*,,Tom« Rlvor
Toms River, N. J. Nitrous Oxide Gas administered. Am
also sole proprietor lor Ocean Countj F t v p a r a t lju f i r th e Journey—Ancient
r HOLMES BIR D SALL,
of the new local anesthetic
««M.
•J •
A ttorney at L aw ,
Master and E xaminer in C hancery
and N otary P ublic ,
“O D O N TU N D ER ”
that iB applied to the gums for painlose extraction. W rite fo r testimonials.
office on main street , opposite
t h e ocean house, toms r iv e r , n . j .
•
Thomas Rati arts
Practical Tinner
W. .CARMICHAEL,
C ounselor at L aw and
Manufacturer o f Tin and Sheet Iron
Ware.Tln Rooflng and 8pouting. Also
Dealer in Stoves, Heaters, Ranges,
House Furnishing Goods, Furniture,
Cutlery, Lamps
terns, Glassware,
Queensware, Wooden and Iron Pump?
etc, All orders fo r new work, or re
pairing, er repairs and bricks for
stoves, heaters, rouges, etc,, promptly
attended to Pk & w give rau « call,
M aster in C hancery ,
O ffice on M a in S treet,
Toms River, N. J.
T AW OFFICES.
^
EDWARD H. M U R PH Y,
S hreeve’s B u ilding ,
b l u e
144 E ast State S treet , T renton .
p r d n t
s t d r e
Main Street, Toms River
No. 11 W A LL ST R E E T, N E W Y O R K .
TAR
w . G. C O N R R D
LKON GOBLE,
DBAMn IN ALL KINDS OF
D ENTIST,
OFFICE AT UNION HOUSE, MAIN BTBKET,
TOMS BIVEB, H. J.
T UM BER, C O AL A N D
ware,
Office Days—Thursday, Friday and Satnrday.
Teeth extracted without pain by Anaesthetic
.polled to gums.
Locks,
WOOD, H A R D
Hinges,
Screws, Nails,
Class, etc., Doors, Sash, Blinds and
Mouldings, Shingles, Lath, Lime, Ce­
i f R S . A. PACKER,
ment, Brick, etc., etc.
POUND STORE,
Office and Y a r
on B oy Street,
Main Street, near Water, Toms River
EVERYTHING SOLD BY T U B POUND.
Istlues, calicos, muslins,ginghams,outlngs.clothB
if all kinds, toweling*, and everything kept by a
[enersl furnishing store, remnants of carpets,etc.
J^OSTEEN W ALTON,
B rick- L aying .
Repairing neatly and promptly done. A ll
ork guaranteed. Estimates o r advice given
with pleasure.
Address,
TOMS R IV E R . N . J
A u m an k's Y a r d
L
U M B E R , COAL, LIME,
Cement and Brick, Doors,
Sash and Blinds.
Blacksmith’s
OBERT STREBLAU,
R
Also,
Coal.
At
lowest prices for cash.
W atchmaker and J eweler,
Watches, Jewelry, Spectacles,
etc., a Specialty.
ATER STREET.
T O M 8 R IV E R .
Four doors eaBt o f the Bank.
U ^AI
tta rn e e a t N . J.
O p p osite Railroad Depot, T om s River.
Contractor of P lastering and
(pairing of
Lowest prices
A. PATTERSON,
R. R. B R U N T ,
---- DIALS* IN-----
E veryth ing
far Building
From Foundation Brick, Lim e and
Cement to Finishing Touch of Paint.
PRACTICAL
HARNESS M AKER,
VanHiae Building, Washington St.,
Ctdar and Oak Boat Boards, Spars.
Paint, Varnish and Nails.
G O A L
Toms River, N. J.
A N D
WOOD.
Fencing, Drain Pipe, Fertilisers, Etc.
TOM S RIVE R , N. J.
y E E D E R & EYE R N H AM
Bl a c k s m it h a n d W h e e l w r i g h t S h o p s
All work promptly attended to in flrct
class s i) le. Walerstreet, Tom s Hirer.
P. Y .
V eedek
John E vernham
BARBER.
E s t a b l is h e d 1877.
O p p o s it e t h e O c e a n H o u s e .
fnere Satisfaction Is generally given to all cusJmera.
Ladies’ Shampooing a specialty, done
bv Mrs. Hudson.
u
Office at same old place. All
kinds of Insurance effected at
lowest rates See him before
placing your Insurance.
T O M S
T onsorial A rtist ,
WATER STREET, TOMS RIVER, N. J.
>pen every day (except Sunday) from 7 80 a. » .
*'*p- S a t u r d a y s , from 7 a. m. to 18 midnight.
^AMUEL C. BAILEY,
Dealer In
FRESH, SALT AND SMOKED MEATS,
HOTTER, l a r d , MINCEMEAT, BTC., ETC.
AT LIVING PRICES.
Corner Main and Washington Streets,
Toms River. N. J.
JD W A K D W SNYDER,
R I V E R , 1ST. J .
N. D. K endall
Books,: Stationary; and
Fancy: Goods
School Books and Supplies,
New York and Philadelphia Morning
and Evening Papers.
Subcriptions received for papers and
magazines at publishers’ rates.
Law Blanks. Wirts' Fountain Pena
Seaside and other Libraries.
Post Office Store
H U Y L E R 'S B on -B o ns a n d Chocolates
f a s h io n a b l e t a il o r
,
W XBTHW ilT aXOHXNOU. MAIN STREET.,
TOMS RIVER, N. ).
cut and made to order in the best
■»aner at short notice
I
C H A S . R. H A LL,
C I V I L E I C I N E H A N D M ’ll VET OB,
Cowperthwatt Exchange, Second Floor,
TOMS RiVKK, NEW JERSEY.
“ Prompt atteatlon given to correspondence.
^AMTJEL S. TAYLOR,
PLUMBING,
^teani and Hot Water Heating. Particular
attention paid to out o f town work
LAKEW OOD, N . J.
ir o n s ,
DEALER TJl
U
SucceKBor to
M A I N S T R S IE T ,
LYSSES S, G RAN T,
? DW a RD
General Insurance Agent.
SHINN & HOLMAN,
'IHAS. T. HUDSON,
^
©1 0 . H. HOLMAN,
|&noa, Organs and Sewing Machines
-iS P
Music books, etc., at manP i „ “re r* Prices. All goods warranted.
r«n. °*'» ®rK*Ds and Bowing machines to
rwt- Sale, rooms
Toms River, N . »?.
B o o ts & S h o es
rtJOSEPH
ALSHEIMER'S
Next door to the Postofflce, TOMS RIVER, N. J.
Particular attention given to repairing.
Also sheet made to erder.
C u t T h is O u t !
Goodf<-r a rebate v f S c , on $
1,00
I thank Hiv friends for their
itronage of last year, ami will
mtinue to supply them with
* .Cream, Confectionery and E y e , T ed ed F r e e !
ruita. Liberal terras made with — ...........— _____ 1 ■— tbwalt Exchange
lurches and Societies.
Watch*,, dock*,Jewelry
J. V. LETTS,
faretown, New Jersey.
and Spectacle, in Block
A ll repairing warr»n**d fo r a m ysar.
W. Fit9). KENDALL. To m Binr, K. J.
.to lls b a d L
1871.
For a New and
ut-Edged Class of Goods
• T.
rost’
.GROCERY
(ft W M r lj Y u H k t ft Son)
* Wsshiogion Sift, T o w
A lu ll
2“ P'e
im » o f
H ie h
J. G. HOWARD
Auctioneer and Insurance Agent
Yon shonld visit
B m r
O rtd e
Fwicj Groceries,
floor. Feed. Etc.
WABBTftWK. a. ft.
SW liife, Fire, Marine m l Accident
InannBee effected. On m j bat a n :
The Mutual Life, of New York.
The TrftTelfiFF'Accident,of ffartfsrd
The lBaar*n«eOo.of North Americe
The Lirerpool A London k Globe.
If jo o are tot iaanrol addreee me e»
call at once. -Deiaj* art d»ngaiuuj "
T o give a satisfactory account o f a jtu n t
through any land o f great historical interest ia
very difficult, and It Is especially so to present
iu a series o f letters any adequate idea o f what
tnay be Been and learned by traveling through
the Holy Laud. As I review the days’ journeys
from place to place last summer, the campings
In village after village o f which everybody has
read, the hills sod valleys, plains and brooks
whose Dimes had long been familiar hot
which, as I nsed to read about them, I had
hardly hoped ever to see, the memory o f It all
la almost as pleasant as was the trip Itself.
But I know that I shall b.t unable to give to
those who may chance to read after me the
picture th it was spread before my eyes. H ow ­
ever, I will beglu at the beginning and take
you aloug with us, and try to let you see the
people and places and roadi> ; the bouses and
vineyards and orchards; the camels and doukeys, just as tre saw theca as * e went. I
know also that I cannot make you as.hungry,
thirsty and tired as w e g ot sometimes, riding
from before sunrise until late iu the afternoon;
but I presume tbe account would not gain iu
interest, were it included in it.
Four of us younger instructors aodproforsora
In tbe college at Beirut, had decided early in
the year to spend the first six weeks os the
long vacation in travel iu Palestine. W e were
Moore, instrnctor in English in tbe collegiate
department; Adams, Professor in the Medical
School, known in oa r private circle as the
Uaktem ( D r ) ;
Beecher, Principal o f tbe
Preparatory S ch ool; and myself, his associate
in the arduous duties o f that office.
W e bad
been long enough in the country to know that
a tour in Palestine is not merely a matter o f a
grip and a railroad ticket. The only train
service is between Jaffa and Jerusalem, and
here there is. as Dr. Selah Merrill, U. 8. Con­
sul at the latter place, puts it, “ Almost one
train a d ay." N or can one go by carriage; tbe
only carriage roads except In and around
cities and large towns, being that from Beirut
to Damascus with a few branches to smaller
places uear Beirut, and another from Jerusa­
lem to Hebron. The one method left is to g o
by horse; and that is o f .course the prevailing
one. liotels are few and poor, and tbe khans
or Inns are so ill-kept and inconvenient that
tbe nsual and most satisfactory arrangement
is for the traveler to g et a complete camping
outfit and be like Selkirk Iu the poem—“ M on­
arch o f all be surveys," provided he doesn’ t
look too far.
Accordingly, before tbe end o f
the term, tents, bed and bedding, cooking
apparatus and all Uie necessary paraphernalia
fo r such an excur.'cn were gotten together.
Muleteers were engaged to convey the bag­
gage, horses hired fo r those who bad none, all
to be ready on Saturday, July 15th. Saddles
and bridles were put in tbe best possible con­
dition, saddle bags were brought to light from
the corners in which they bad lain daring the
busy school year.
Nose-bags and hobbles,
tethering pegs and chains appeared along
with them, either from tbe winter Btore-r«om
or from tbe bazaar— the latter in my case
The camp beds were o f canvas on folding Iron
frames- upon these were spread mattresses
which with the covers were roiled into a com ­
pact bundle and placed iuto a stout case for
carriage. Dr. Adams assumed charge o f the
medicine chest.
These general prepara
tions and almost innumerable ones by iu
dividual metnburs o f tbe party had all been
made witbiu a day or tw o arter the close o f
the college, which occurred on July 12th. The
raios begin in tbe plain here in October.
Beirut is net a healthy place immediately
before the rains after tbe long dry season, and
consequently tbe college year lb a month tardy
at each end.
Some who read may breathe a
sigh o f relief that they arc not called to labGr
under the Syrian sun, or even confined in
a recitation room in the month of July in that
land i but let me state that in the matter o f
beat in degrees, we cannot compare with tbe
N ew Jersey coast T o substantiate this I give
from my diary the dally figures shown by the
thermometer hung in my open window, during
tbe first week in July, 1893. They are as fol­
low s: Saturday, 1st 79®; 2d, 83°;.8d. 83°;
4th. 79®; 5th, 78®; 6th, 78®; 7th, 79®. ’ It may
not be amiss to say here that we have none o f
tbe ho t swelteriug weather that comes by
spells with us at home, where eases o f sonstroke are reported by tbe dozen. Io Beirut,
weather it perhaps never so warm as occas­
ionally during thr summer iu New Jersey, but
It is relentless and unchanging. Tbe nights
are but a degree or tw o cooler than tbe days,
and as the summer comes on, each week shows
an advance, generally speaking,on tbe precede
ing one. It is the long coutinnance of warm
weather that is wearying, when tbe nights
afford little recreation.
But to resame.
We
had arranged to start on Saturday (15th) and
spend the follow ing day ia Sidon.
But oar
plans were m no way different from thoue o f
many “ mice and m en." Saturday came bat
no muleteers until too late to get away, for
Sidon Is nine hoars’ journey from Beirut for
mules, over a bad road at that. Distances io
8yrla are all calculated in time, for roads vary
so moch that the actual space between places
Is anything but a safe guide as to the time
necessary to traverse it.
W e eudorwJ the delay in the lonesome halls and dormitories as
patiently as we coaid.
E-trly on Monday,
17th, the moles were packed. There were
tear stoat animals; and tbe head muleteer.
Fails, (in Arabic K n igh t) and his two men had
a lively lim e in getting tbe loads on.
Heavy
feed in preparation fo r tbe journey had made
the animals fractions.
One black beast iu
particular rejoiced in the name of Shytani (she
devil) She was very large and strong,and the
operation o f adjusting her pack-saddle was as
interesting as a little circus.
Besides tbe
males there were two horses, one for Ibrahim,
the cook, end another te r tbe servant who
eased for o a r bosses, and also three donkeys
fo r Iks muleteers. These wKh tbe animals
which we rode made tbe caravan foot up to
the unlucky number o f thirteen, By 8 o'clock
they filed o ff out of the big gate. Old Slrkan
the gale keeper sent his blessing after them.
T h e hells o n the moles tinkled mervtty; the
sheas and bine bends on their bridles looked
neat and gag.
Few zxsaietesrs omit the blue
bead, for It keeps o ff the “ eri? eye.” Tbe
e v il eye is supposed to ha a bins oae and the
bine bead has a to rt o f nallifylng effect upon
its death-dealing gaxe.
Tbe little
Isa certain cure for Chronic Sore Eves,
Granulated Eye Lade, Sore % i e a Piiea,
Ecaema, Tetter, Salt Rheum and Scald Head,
25 cents per box. For sale hy druggists.
to
m
n
O w i ib
s
.
For potting a home in a fine healthy
dition try Dr. Cody’s CondMea Pow
They 4oae s& the
aid digcstics,
low of appetite, relieve ccestipation, oo
kotow disorders tad destroy wotma, givinf
aew Ufc to an dd e? over worked home. »
seats par package. For sue by draggim.
ambled oft bravely, just about high enough to
keep the feet o f their riders from touching the
earth. As Is customary, one o f them led tbs
line as they started down the street, remtadimt
one o f the conumdrnm, “ Why is a caravan
like the Turkish Em pire? ”
Poor as tbe joke
is, it Ia soms consolation to one who knows the
truth about the government, to perpetrate it,
T he wall which usually arrives on Saturday
had been delayed, and waa not yet In on Mon­
day morning. But tbe steamer bad come, and
we coucludod to w ait fo r our letters, as we
could not get news from home again until we
reached Jersuniem. By ten o ’clock we were off,
wiudiog along the beach towards the south,
and at noon when w e stopped at a khau for
lunch Beirut, and tbe rocky headlands upon
which U is situated, could no longer be seen.
Tbe tram had passed tbe khan some lim e be­
fore. We had been riding fo r two hours over
a broad stretch of loose sand, exteudiug from
Beirut some miles to the south.
Wind and
waves have driven It up Into large dunes and
swseps,-until now It is eucroacblug upon the
city Itself in many places.
The portlou near
the c ity Is the Rotlsn R ow o f tbe place. Every
afternoon riders may be seen cxerclting them­
selves and tbeir horses. Ouv spot was used as
a training ground during last winter and
spring by the Bedouin Encampment that was
exbibUed later at Chicago.
Just inside this
vast 4rlp of sand is one o f the fin&t olive
groves In Syria, c ov e rlo g several tfaousaud
acres o f tbe plain between Lcbauon and the
sea. in tbe vicinity o f Beirut.
The day from Beirut to Sidon is proverbially
o n a o f tbe dullest.
H a lf (be way tbe road lies
on the sea beach, and the remainder is nothing
but a stony path around tbe foot-hills o f the
Lebanon, which here reaches tbe roast. A
third o f tbe way down is Khun Kbnldah,
which is said to be the spot between Beirut and
Sidon, where Antony and Cleopatra m et and
revelled.
T w o hours further ou is a queer
little poiut-like structure o f stone, staudiug at
the edge o f a mulberry orchard near the sea.
I f you aak a native what it means, he will tell
you that it marks tbe Bpot where Neby
(prophet) Tun us was cast by the whale upon
dry laud. Long before we reached Sidon, the
citadel o f the old castle there became visible
overlooking the town from the south side.
Six and a half centuries have left it a mass of
ruins.
Drawing nearer w e could make out
the boundaries o f the rich plain which has
supported the city since the time o f Genesis
The Lebanon here retreats some disUuce from
the sea, and gardens aud ollvs groves fill
the Intervening plain. Just before we reached
tbe town we passed tbe mules plodding along
through the sand.
Faris had traveled the country over many
times and knew the beet camping ground aud
we soon setiled iu an open spot Bligblly
removed from the city, near
the ruiued
castle above mentioned.
G iving tbe horses
over io Miihem we hastened to the seashore
for a bath, exploring tbe river on the way
down aud returning through tbe city.
The
castle is a vast labyrinth o f rooms and courts
and passages. I t was dark as we returned.
W e climbed from ibe surf directly up tbe side
o f a h ill composed o f decomposed vhells o f the
m u rex—from which the Tyrean purple was
anciently made—aud wound our way through
the dingy streets, alm ost too narrow for
loaded animals to pass. Th ey are coyered in
many places and are either lighted by lamps or
candles, or else are dark altogether. How
any city can be content, with such streets, dirty
and narrow, III paved and rough; or with tbe
small and iucouveulent shops, almost as dirty
as the streets; or with tbe bouses, little, square
stone arrangements, built after a stylo of
architecture dubbed by Adams the “ dry goods
b ox ," is more than any traveler from the
Occident can comprehend. Thus they remain
from year to year aud from generation to
generation. It 1b one exam ple o f the blind
obedience to custom which characterizes this
people.
Modern Sidon is not tbe Sidon of
the Old Testament o r even o f the time of
C h rist; bnt in it there is much that baa been a
common heritage from lim e immemorial.
Harky C. Haysns.
Among Our Churches.
CHRISTMAS^ DOINGS.
SUN D AY-SC H O O L FESTIVALS.
A
Bright Warm Day With tha
Mercury at 68 Degrees.
Many Hoiue-Cathcrlmrs—A Peaceful tout
M e rr y C hristm an.
Chriiittnas was a bright and clear warm day,
tbe thermometer climbing to 68 degrees,
it
was just tbe day for outdoor sports—or per­
haps a trifle too warm. Nearly all the stores
and places o f business In town w ere closed i
fam ily reunions, and friendly gatherings were
the order o f the day.
Every one looked as If
In spite o f the bard times be was having a
“ Merry Christmas."
Interest o f course centered largely in the
doiugs o f tbe churches uud Sabbath-schools.
Christ (Episcopal) Church.
T he 8abbath - school o f Christ (E piscopal)
church held their annual festival on Saturday
eveuing last, when the following program was
rendered:
Singing, “ R ing ont tbe bells for Christmas."
Lord's prayer aud verslcles.
Singing, “ See! Amid the wluter’s s n o w ."
Lesson from St Luke's Gospel.
Singing, “ Carol, sweetly carol."
Apostle’s Creed, vsrsicles and collects.
Singing, " w e three kings o f O rien t."
Address by Rev. G. W. Eccles.
Children’s Advent offering for missions.
Singing, “ O angels bright."
Collect and benediction.
Binding. “ Qnr Christina* tree is decked
once inoie.”
Reading, “ Night before Christinas."
Distribution of gifts.
Services were also held at 10 30 a . m . Monday.
M eth u d lftt E piscopal.
Tbe church was beautifully decorated with
evergreeus and Pastor North preached an ex­
cellent aud appropriate sermon iu tbe morning.
A special Christinas service was held on Sun­
day evening, the principal feature o f which
was the singing o f a double quartet choir
—Mieses Mar lie Horner and Mame Johnson,
sop rano; Jessie Robinson and Allie Longstrset,
aito ; Messrs. Mark and Philip S- B ailey, b ast;
W illiam W lduu lcr and Ezra L. Irons, tenor.
The program was as fo llo w s :
“ Ring out ye bells,” singing by choir and
chornB.
P rayer followed by reading o f Psalm xxill,
by Rev. A. M. North.
" Glory in the highest," chorus.
Recitation, Evelyn Higgins.
" M errily slug.” choir.
Singing, “ Tribute o f Praise," by choir.
Reading o f scriptures by Superintendent.
Prayer, Rev. John Scott.
Singing, “ Calm on the list'uing ear of
night,” choir.
Christmas—Tuesday, December 25th.
A snake in tbe grass" is all the more dan
gerous from being unsuspected. So art many
tteatiiiw th e Record.
ot tbe blood medk-Suea offered the public To
A thousand miles ou the engines al
avoid all risk, ask your druggist for Ayer s
Sarsaparilla, and also for A yer’s Almanac,
F lyer
without a rest, and a sojourn of
which is ja s i out for the new year.
twenty consecntive boars in an engine
cab.
Is
an
ad venture
that
receives
Y "
t * Pay te r T e a r Experience. graphic and th rililc e description in ’ Mc­
Clure's
Magazine
”
for
Jannary.
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b
e
author
The Tuckerton Beacon states that a citizen
ot that vicioity who couldn’t afford to spare o f tbe article Is Cy Wurman, who is himself
sed he Is tbs or,!"
wuu L
th* pries o f a newspaper to keep uioMtii’ and
his fam ily in fo ive d , seat 50 two-ceot stamps bad Ibis experience. A profusion o f illustra­
to a down east Yankee to learn bow to raise tions accompany the article.
Altboagh her n a Is sltU-.g near,
T he fart a y b e a n but little grieves.
F or I can whisper in her ear
Behind her inr o f mutton r im t * .
S et i s s
The bright warm weather o f Christmas
brought many visitors to Lakewood, and holi­
day week is keeping up its reputation as being
the first flood tide of the season. Tbe Lakewood and tbs Laurel In the-Pines both of
which opened last week as w ell as the longer
opened Laurel house have been well filled with
guests, who certainly entered into the spirit of
a " merry Christmas." At T h e Lakewood u
musical entertainment was g iven on Christmas
evening.
Sunday was well celebrated as a Christmas
festival by the churches. Special music was
tbe order o f the day at the church o f St. Mary
o f the Lake and at A il Saints church, and
special services were also held Christmas Day.
Pastor Chatlln or the M. E. church, Sunday
inorning preached an appropriate serm on;
and in the eveuing iho local W . 0. T . U. cele­
brated the iwcutleth anniversary o f the
Women’s Crusade. There w ere addresses,
readings, music ami recitations, all by Lakewood talent.
The Presbyterian and Baptist churches were
alto finely decorated, and fittin g services for
tbe occasion were held.
Sunday-school children cam e in for their
treat this week. The Methodist school gave
an enjoyable concert called “ Chimes o f J o y "
on Monday evening.
Tuesday evemug the
Presbyterian school held their fete, and
tonight (Thursday) All Salute Christmas tree
will be held.
Capt. A. M, Bradshaw has been elected
Juulor warden o f All SalutA church and D. B.
Plumur vestryman.
The Times and Journal Is authority for the
statomuut that * 16.500 o f the $18,000 tax in
that township was paid prom ptly on thsSOlb
better than bad ever beeu done before.
A Christmas concert was g iven at Ilia public
school on Friday,
Mauagar 8 terry has the tallyh o out once
more. Tom s R iver it is said will be Us
frequent destination.
With tbe adveut o f Dr. VV. R. Adamson,
house physician at The Lak ew ood , Lakewood
uow has nine practicing physicians.
George Hough, who some tim e since pur­
chased the Mayuard property and cast his lot
among us. bus met with an excellent piece of
good fortune. Io the settling up o f the estate
o f the late Mrs. Martha M. Ilu y la r o f New
York city, who (w ith her husband Dr. H iiy lsr)
made a fortune variously estimated at from
one to tw o millions, Mr. H ou gh’s fam ily will
come in fo r nearly $100,000. O ther people in
this neighborhood will be benefilU-d by similar
though smaller bequests, notably Dr. Bucking­
ham's fam ily.
T b e truant law is to bo enforced at Asbory
Park.
M any people at Mntawau are suffering with
the grip .
T h « Inter-State fair will declare no dividend
this year.
The entertainment given by the Arehei towji
Sunday School was was w ell atteuded, the
school house being crowded to ove.flowiug.
The entertainment was the best ever given by
the school and loud and continued applause
Mrs. Ella McCoy o'f Walulord, has killed 40
greeted every part. “ Jiugla Bells," by tbo
rabbits this seasou.
little Powell children was exceptionally good,
A garbage crematory is to be built at Asbury
Much credit is duo Sunday School workers for
Park at a cost o f f 10,000.
the excellent training given the children.
M l. Holly authorities have appropriated
Editor Charles T . Patterson o f the Co u iu b r ,
•000 for relief o f the poor.
was In town last week shaking hands with old
F orty deer have been killed this season in friends. . O f course politics were in no way
connected with his visit.
tbe vicinity o f Mays Landing.
South Jersey shad fishermen have le ft for
F lorida waters.
Win. W. Stokes and wife are spending the
holidays with W, 8. Ohafey.
B. P. Bussom takes his old butcher stand in
L o n g branch w ill have a new ocean p ier
the spring aud Thompson Bros, go where F. B.
uorth o f the old structnm ar,d about 900 feet
Ei rlckaon lb now doing business. Mr. Er ricklong.
son goes whero Thomas Reed now is.
This
T h e Grand Lodge, Knights 0 / Pythias will w ill make three butcher shops in town next
hold Its annual m eeting In February at year.
Treuton.
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T h e Burlington county Grand Jury acted
upou 45 complaints and found 17 true bills.
T b e ladies o f the West Creek Baptist church
High School Entertainment.
held a fair aud festival ou Friday and Satur­
day evenings o f last week.
A n E njoy able A ffa ir a n d W e ll Rendered
T h e voters o f Brigantine, Atlantic county, at
P r o g ra m .
a special election decided to expend $30,000
The entertainment given by the High School
fo r street improvements.
pupils on Thursday evening, December 21st, at
The
1’ . Hall Packer has been appointed local tbe school building was well attended.
treasurer and collector for Monmouth aud program was finely arranged aud rendered,
Ocean counties by the New York and N ew with numbers us follows :
Jersey Telephone Co.
Chorus, “ Merry Farmers’ G irls.”
Tableaux, “ Cornin’ through the R ye."
Governor Werts has made Edward P.
Recitation, “ The E agle R ock," Anna
Me any brigadier general in place o f the late
Harvey.
Wm . F. Abbott. Col. Kuser o f Trenton, w ill
“ Winter Slumber 8ong.”
bu made chief o f 6tail.
Solo, “ The Sand M an," IxiU le Hudson.
Tableaux, "B efore and A fter the E xplosion."
Recitation, “ Grace D a rlin g ," Lena Apgar.
Music, “ Fairies."
A lb ert VV. Foster, a youthful Cape M ay
Inveutor, lias refused an offer o f $5000 fo r the
patent for a pneumatic shoe solo for the use o f
spriuters and baBe ball players.
Tableaux, “ Simply to the Cross I C lin g ."
Recitation, “ Platonic," L ois Clute,
" Gondoliers Eveuing S o n g ."
Drama in three acts, “ K in g Rougbbeard and
the Princess.”
M ayor Hildreth, of Cape May, gave each o f
fils policemen a Christmas turkey, and exM uyor Eduiuuds remembered each o f his
employes iu the same manner.
Recitation, Lecdlo Yacup Straus,” P rin cipal
North.
Recitation, “ Tha Low Backed C ar," L id a
T h e nineteenth annual meeting o f tbe N ew
Jersey State Horticultural Society, w ill bo Shinn. With piano accompaniment.
Solo, “ Good-night," O llie Hulse.
held a t the Stale House, Trenton, Wednesday
and Thursday, January 3 and 4, 1894.
JACKSON MILLS
T h e New Jersey Rifle Association, which has
been regularly incorporated under the laws o f
the Slate, has recently hud plaus drawn fo r
club house to be erected ou the camp grounds
at Sea Girt.
A n d O th e r N e a r b y T o w n s .
Joseph L. Lamb o f Pemberton, was recently
elected and installed as Treasurer o f the Grand
L od ge o f Odd Fellows for the twenty-ninth
time. He joined t..o order iu 1851, and is the
third Grand Treasurer that has served the
lodge.
T h e hotel o f Alfred A. Adams, at Woodmsnsce, was destroyed by lire on Monday, causing
a loss o f $4000, on which there wus no
insurance. About a year ago, a store and
contents beiouging to b im a t the same place
was destroyed.
P oin t Pleasant Beacon : " Choosing a Hus­
band" was the topic o f the Rev. W , h.
Cunningham’s discourse at the Presbyterian
church last Sunday eveuing. Some o f onr
you n g men arc auxlons to hear a serm on
preached ou “ Choosing a W ife.”
A Christmas entertainment was held at
Harmony on Tuesday even lug.
The g rip has made its appearanee in the
vicinity o f V auiiiseviile.
A large number
have tbe disease iu a mild form .
Charles Brown, the m ail d river from N ew
Egypt to Lakewood, met with a painful ac­
cident near here. A s he was crossiug a bridge
his horse Jumped and the king bolt broke,
throwing him out and dislocating his shoulder.
JameB Bennett took the mail on to Lakewood,
•nd the boy went to Freehold and bad bis
shoulder put in place again.
James Longstreel w ill have a shooting
match at Carr's tavern on next Saturday.
Gardner Davison Is busy k illin g hogs.
Frederick Lemon o f L cesviiie and Miss M ary
Thompson o f biloam were united in m arriage
on Friday night, December 23d.
Miss Donua Matthews spent Chriitmas at
K e jp o rt.
Across the meadows ut Atlantic City, on tbo
mainland, there Is a place known as H ell
BAY HEAD.
N eck aud Just beyond is Zion, where there's
preach mg every Sunday. The slrauge part o f
Builder W. M. Applegate w ill put up a new
this peculiar nomenclature Is the fact that you cottage at Chad Icks fo r a Mr. S lg la r — a
have to go through H ell Neck to get to Z ion.
summer resident.
George Tllson
keeping the Bay head
T h e publishers o f the New Jersey M irror o f
M l. H olly, made the seventy-fifth anniversary house.
o f the paper a memorable event in Burlington
county journalism t.y IssniDg a Christmas
uumber of 26 pages, enclosed in a substantial
cover. The paper is handeomcly printed aud
Illustrated, and contains much valuable m atter
®f local historical Interest,
The public school children were g iven a
Christmas treat at the school bouse on Satur­
d a y -th a n k s to the generosity o f the Misses
Palmer.
C. H. Stoat recently shot a white wild g o o s e ;
aud W. F . Ortl y a snow white Arctic o i » ! :
Both w ill be mounted.
T h e Bel ford and Port Monmouth fishermen
have formed a large organization known os
BROOKVILLE.
tbo Bay Shore uud Sandy Hook ClammerV and
Fishermen's Protective Association. The ...
Reuben Leek, sr., lost bis horse one day last
Ject o f tbe association is to oppose laws p ro ­
week.
hibiting pound fishing.
The officers are
Miss Martha H olloway o f Cedar Bridge visit­
President, Martin C. LoliBon; Secretary,
ed her cousin. Ida Couch, iast week.
Antoninus Gibson ; Treasurer, D. W. Vauuote;
Isaac N . Couch and fam ily visited Israel
Executive Committee, Sidney Applegate, Geo,
Reeves one day last week.
Howard, Charles T ilton , Jolm Eastrooud and
Mrs, Martha Holman o f WhitesviJie Is visit­
Edward Morris.
ing her mother. Mrs. E liza Penn.
The Christmas entertainmeut o f the M. E
Sunday-school took place on Monday evening.
Surprise parties, phantom parties and the
like have caused much m errim ent lately and
the Christmas season was one o f much social
enjoyment
Mark T . R iley will spend a large portion of
the winter in T e xa s -h ls old home.
A D ain ty E v en in g f m i u m * .
TUCKERTON.
The " g r e e n " Christmas was on hand, but
as none o f the cases of la g r ip p e —abont the
only Blues* at pre«en t-h a ve proven fate), we
hope to Ire rid o f it* proverbial ucrampany ing
feature.
Tbe day Itself was wonderfully
warm and bright, and fe lt m ore like outdoor
than indoor tp oi ts.
Horace Andrews vnersed nearest to the num­
ber o f bean* in tbe jar and g ot the gold watch
givsn away by the Russel! A B aker comedian*
who were here (be past week.
Oor M. E Sshbatb-scbool held tbeir C hrist-'
m u treat on Monday e v e n in g ; tbs Baptist
school 00 Tuesday evening.
Tbe fight is on between the advocates for
and tgsinsl a licensed hotel.
W h o will sue
ceed it is at present Impossible to predict, but
tbe situation seems to be in fa v o r « f tb? Very
high prohibitive license people. Many o f the
cinzens who look at it merely from a financial
matter are 'udlgaani test toe township should
be taxed *300 to bold a spectel election, when
the license i f granted would bring in tbe
treasory only fiiOO a year.
fn r fi r e S r * 1d ent T a x Payem .
Dialogue, “ Aunt Tabatble’s Perplexities,"
in two acta.
John Stout, Ed and Geo, Loveland o f Bay
Mead, have broken the record on goose shootlu g this season. They have killed 45 since the
openlug of the gunning season.
Abraham Lower, our popular builder, if
making extensions and alterations to ex-Congressman J. Hart Brewer’s residence.
Forman avenue is the latent piece o f road
bed to be improved with a g ra v e l coaling.
John Jacob Aslor. Jr., the youn g iuheritor
o f the distiloguljhed name and many millions,
was a last week's visitor here.
Owners o f natural cranberry bogs around
the head o f the bay are now shipping their
berries.
A M at
Twm U r e s t e r r l ,
Mf*- Pbmbe Thomas of Junction City, I I I .
was iu’iu by her doctor* she bad c m m s o m k h
“ d th M ibere was no hope for her. bnt two
b-YUlet Dr King's New Discovery evwrnteteif
m o l b n u d M « . . . It
Ik . iife
Mr.
Tbo,. EftMrm. me FtorM,
h . fr e w liw .
relieved fro® % drm d 's! cold, appfc-aeh:ns
consnmptten. tried without resalt everything
else then boogbt one bottle a t Dr. King’s Few
tMeeovery and ‘n two week* was eno-d
He
i§ nntnrelly tuankrul
It is »ucb results, of
which there are samples that prove the
'oodvrfel effirocy of iM - medicine in congbt
nd -wide. Free irtei bottle* at C. B MatfcK
Dragsters. R e n te r siw 50c. and • ! M
The cantata in the M. E. church Saturday
evening was a brilliant success aud was at­
tended by a largo audience. “ Christmas,” by
little Mias Webb, “ Sauta Claus,” by WUllom
Thompson, “ Reporter," by Watson Sager and
iho music by Profs. W arwick. Stevens and
Miss May Jameson were the lending features.
About $40 was nutted.
Ocean Grove’s winter population is 1000.
Enough o f the grip around to make those
who escape it extromly thankful.
I s r t a l s w d L e ttrra .
Tbe holidays bronght quite n number o f old
U tte r s addressed to the foltew ing person friends to oa r town ; and several o f our townsremained unclaimed at tbs Toms R iver Post
people ate tbeir Christmas turkey with friends
Office fo r tbe week endingcn Monday te s t:
In other piacen.
Mr. Thomas D Brittain.
NEW E G Y P T.
C h rU tn iA * Entertainm ents in the V a rio u s
Ctourctoe*.
Choice Tid-Bits of Gossip from
Roundabout.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Cranmer, who were
married at Mayelta recently and now live here,
have been the victims of three distinct and
separate serenades in the first three weeks of
tbeir wedded life.
The H o lid a y * for 1894.
Tbe business meeting o f tbe Epworth
N ew Year# Day— Monday, January 1st.
League Tuesday evening was followed by a
Washington’s Birthday - Thursday, Feb­
“ Penny Sociable," and it is safe to say that tbe ruary 22d.
members now know more about the make ip
Easter—Sunday, March 25th.
o f the small coin than they did before.
Decoration D ay-W ed n esd ay, May 80th.
Early League service next Sunday evening
Declaration D ay— Wednesday, -Inly 4th.
ill be led by Judson H arris; topic, “ The
Labor Day— Monday, September 3d.
grace o f oor Lord Jesus C h rist” —2 Cor. 8:9.
Election D ay- Tuesday, November 6tli.
E xtra revival services are expected to begin
Thanksgiving Day - Thursday, November
29th.
on Monday nig hi next.
beets. Tbe answer came as follo w s: “ Take
hold o f tbe top and pall fo r a ll you are worth.”
NHAR-BY NOTES.
Many drivin g parties visit the Casino, aud it
E-ccitatlon, Helen Camburn.
promises to become a popular road house.
“ Glad bells," chorus.
Both the Oaks school for g ii Is and the LakeRecitation, Anna Uaryey.
wood Height* boys' school a re closed for a
“ Angel's song,’ ’ chorus.
Recitation, “ Jane Conquest," Miss Lue fortnights’ holiday.
Comptroller Myers and Judge Henry L.
Hagaman.
UHntou o f N ew York, lawyer Rufus E. Shaplay
“ Peace on earth, 'd u et and chorus.
Both the audience room and the g a lle ry of o f Phiiudeiphia, ar« among the Lakewood
gnests.
the church were filled by the crowds.
Mrs. W illiam K Strong, w h o donated the
A t th e K a p tln t Church.
handsome parish building to A il Saints church,
Decorations appropriate and unique were
is a Laural house guest.
seen In (he church on Christmas eve.
Among
Prof. Sommers' Austrian Band a tT n e Lakeother things, in one corner appeared a manger
wood are earulug high c-nconiums for them­
over which was this Inscription : “ L y in g in a
selves and the management th at secured them.
manger ; " to which the pastor alluded as not
Lefferts Dashiell, of B rown University,
an accident, but as an lutended sym bol of
Providence, R. I.. and A. D. D avis of Prince­
Christ’s entire participation in the hardships of
ton spent tbe holidays at home.
tbs human fam ily.
On Christmas night, the
Pnwers Cbattin visited bis parent* at the M.
crowd packed the house, vestibule aud from
E. parsonage this wetk.
yard, and looked In at the side windows.
Hope chupei held its Christmas concert on
The distinctive feature o f the decoration—
Monday evening, and the Oak Glen celebration
tbe oue that first caught the children's eyes—
came off on Thursday o f last week.
was a huge fire place o f red brick. Indeed tbe
pulpit alcove looked ilka an old-fashioned
room with its tall grandfather’ s clock , Its
P O IN T PLEASANT.
spinning wheel and the chimney fro m which
Santa Claus afterward appeared.
A well
Rev. J. II. Marr of Philadelphia, the sum­
rendered program on Monday night last was mer manager o f the Beacon hotel, wa* a re­
as follo w s:
cent visitor.
C hrist ( E piscopal) Church.
Recitations, Gu»sie Apgar, Mary Irons, Anna
Sunday after Christmas, Dec. 31st. Matins, Irons, and the primary deparment.
holy communion and sermon at 10.30. Sun­
S in gin g. “ Ring ont the bells," choir.
day-school at 2.30. Evensong at 7 30. Tbe
Recitations, Cora Davis, Bessie Singleton,
Rt. Rev. John Scarborough, Bishop o f New seven girls.
Jersey, will celebrate the holy communion and
Singing. “ The wondrous birth." choir.
preach.
It being obligatory for every com­
Recitations, Frankie Britten, Fanny H y en .
municant to commune sometime during Christ­ Clarence Slater, W illie Hyerg.
mas-tide, the minister in charge earnestly re­
Singing.*1Waka the song of jub ilee," chorns.
quests all tbe communicants o f Christ church
“ Christmas iu heaven," Maud Myers.
parish to be present at the morning service and
Rscitations and trio, Mrs. N. Thatcher.
receive the blessed sacrament.
Grace Appleby, N ettle Thatcher. Ethel Britton.
P i n t Baptist.
Recitation, Lena Apgar.
T be early devotional meeting ol tbe Christian
Singing. “ C arol jo y fu lly ," chorus.
Endeavor next Sunday eveuing will be led by
T h e Preatoyterlan fcundny-wrho'tl.
M. M. Bunnell; topic, “ The close o f tbe year.
Contrary to their nsual custom, made no ex­
What God has done. W hat He will d o.’ - P s .
tensive preparation for the Christinas festival
115: 11-18; Ps. 78:23, 24.
The children were gotten together on Monday
The morning sermon w ill be entitled, “ A
evening, a pleasant social time was had and
look in both directions."
the gifts distributed, after whIHi all went home
Tbe regular business m eeting o f the church In a bappy frame o f mind.
will he held on next Tuesday evening.
BethnUlMt Episcopal.
LAKEWOOD.
M erry C h r is t u m D ays.
T he fashionable shade for evening wear this
w in ter is the softest purest Quaker gray Im­
aginable, writes Isabel A. Mallon In an illus­
trated article on “ T L e A rt o f Evening Dress­
in g’ in tbe January Ladles’ Home Journal.
T h e material chosen depends, o f course, on
the wearer. Ons which it teadiiy adapted
e u b e r to a married or an numariied woman,
though not to an extrem ely young girl, is o f
a v e ry heavy gros-grain silk o f silver gray
T b e skirt, wbh k it quite plain, bos just train
enough to g ive It dignity, and for a flu Lb there
is a gathered frill o f three-Inch-wide dead
bite satin ribbon. T he bodice is a round one
with the throat cut ou t in a brood, square
fashion, and is outlined by an insertion o f laca
o f the deepest coffee color, and below it,
reaching almost to tbe waist, is a full frill o f
lace o f the same abode.
■ y m p fe m * o f *• L a G rip p e.
Backache.
Headache, as If you baJ been ont all night
A ll ibe court ache.
Y ou can't tee.
T o o can’ t smell anything.
Y o u can’t hear anything.
Your eves run water.
80 does your nos*.
D itto year month.
D n cT care for anybody on earth.
N obody seem* to care for you.
Y ou are glad o f U.
A il there are the “ g rip ”
Mrs. S a llieE x elo f Mannahawkin, visited her
aunt on 8unday.
Bird Mick visited hi* parental home on Sun­
day.
W HITIN G S.
The Christmas entertainment o f the W h it­
ing* Sabbeib-schoo! w ill take place on Monday
evening n e x t-N e w
Tear* night.
Am ong
the number* on the program are reading by
Mis* L illie Adams and singing by Misses Jessie
Robinson and H attie G ravalt.
A n A m a te u r L a m e o f F o o t b a ll
Was played on Christmas afternoon upon
the school ground, io which several o f the
II known men abngt town participated.
(e n te r rashes, half backs, tackles, flyin g
wedges. Deland tactics, more play* and runs
aronnd ihe interference were all piled up In
00 c mas* o f struggling arms, legs, beads, e t c .;
and a sm all boy is said to bave gathered up
after the game a quart o f coat buttons, tw o
crushed derby bats, three broken suspenders
and snnnjrS Stray locks of iiau iu ujaftka a
summer seaside bote! m attrew. A score o f
24-24 was the result, each side scoring 3 goals
from the field.
Another game w ill be played on New T ears
Day.
T b e basset! astf B aker
Comedy Company, who have been play lag to
crowded house* at Manchester and Tuckerton
» U ! b - at Cowpertbwait's H oH -reiy creuiag
from D ew n iw r the 2»th (tom orrow) t?H
Jas-eary 4th. Tbsir ecieoaiukreas ia pare
comedy, rrteee but mirth-provoking. On
W briber or not « non resident enn rfoba
a reduction o s his real estate tax amenment
because o f octstanding personal note*, m a
LeeaTlIte F a b ile keboal.
question that tbe Point Pleasant <>>re«si»ioner*
R oll a f honor is os fo llo w s : Jen it Hew- N * w Y* * r‘9 » * * * » valuable gold watch will
o f Appeal have decided Is the »-g a t!v e ~b=: drkkeoe, Ida Smith, Jouoihaa Fi_____
,j^? j be elves ibe ticket i
_
which they would like to make sure of. Tbe W illiam Reed. Sadie Clayton, Ga*sb» E »teli!!
b the -em ber of hcas* to a
claimant for tbe redsetion is R ev C. E Knox Hattie Estell. Howard Thompson, Mary A d- j
With
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o f Bloomfield, brother o f tbe late John Jay demon. Howard Cook. Isaac LI aytoo.
sineer*. and actor-, Ayer's Cherry P «
Knox, tbe eminent financier o f N ew York city.
the favorite remedy for boarrewere and
affection* of the vocal organs., threat.
Frevewttom ■* Better
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A r a r e finr Crssin.
Wuee on a visit to Iowa. Mr.
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pare and free from tbe aete
tehorMory o f r*m ber!s!n St
M r. J. P . Blaise, an extensive real eemre
dealer in Des Moines. Iow a, narrowly escaped
one o f tbe severest attacks o f poeowmohi
while in the northern part o f that state daring
n recent bhzzard. says tbe Saturday S ftfim .
Mr. Blaise had occasion to drive several miles
daring tbe storm nod was so tboroagblv
ctuiied that be was usable to get warm, and
inside o f an boor after his relam he was
threnteeed with a severe c o m o f pneumonia or
Inng feyer. Mr. B lair* sent to the nearest
d ra g store sod got n bottle o f Chamberlain’.
C o«g h Remedy, o f which he hod often heard,
ssd took a u ssb er o f U ig e sums. H e
to show them bM six year old bo
7 b * ffiweew uf Fa-fcton.
the effect w « wander's: and Is a short e s e
ho wan breathing qahe eaallv. Bo kept oo
Bere Fiteten
I s -r r f b*a beea saved ny Cbwnbettela’ a
taking the medkrtoe and the next day waa able _iODthly. only 50 cents a veer, m at m u _ ndy. R having tu rrd bna o f a
tack o t cronp. Mr. Dateon I*
» coma to Dee Moines. M r. Blaise regards worth #466
Mall five 2-rent s t e w f o r a I « v e d bto boy a Hfo tnd is re
espy nag be cnartnend, to J. H R i a e o v A f e J 5TX*se of i t s Retsedf. f r a
Petoitefcree, i ’etes 5-yjnrt, N. T.
ttsttota, P re g g fe .
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V * w aed y for
tarth. ab a for every f « r 5 c.t
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TOMS RIVER. N. J.
Thursday Afternoon, December 23,1893.
Letters from
The Holy Land
Hy P r o f . H. C. H avens
of the Syrian Protestant
College at Beirut, former­
ly of Toms River.
First instalment this week
makes its closing
courtsoy for the year 1803 this week,
and at the same moment wishes each
one of its numerous readers a pros­
perous and Happy New Year for ’fli.
F o r itself it promises to give the
same close attention to the local news
o f Ocean county that has in the past
three years made it tbegeueral favor­
ite of all interested in our local events
and won for it the enviable reputation
throughout the .State and among the
adjoining cities not only of being the
recognized authority on all such mattere, but also one of the brightest,
ablest edited and neatly printed o!
country woeklios na well.
You will m a k e no mistake in stand­
ing by th e O o u r ib r .
T he
C o u r ie r
MarrlNon A d m in is tr a tio n , IN U I.
THE TICKET SELLER’S “ RAKE OFF.”
R o w Forgetful or C«ri'lea« People Often
Laso Considerable Money.
There seems to bo considerable fa vorit ism
shown in th e admissions department. A s
e v ery on e knows, tho »m a ll salary o f $75 a
m onth is no t what, the nvertigo ticket seller
is after. I t is the “ m ke o f f ” The “ rak e
o f f ” consist* in the change which patrons
fo r g e t to pick up from the window when
th ey purchase tickets. Sometim es th is
" r a k e o ff” Is enormous. O ne young m an
w h o handles tickets nt Sixty-fou rth street
a t tho beginning o f tho m ou th deposited
1200 in a local bank. T h a t won ids “ rake
o ff” forth e month o f June, I t is calcu­
lated that th e “ rake o ff” in home of the
offices at Fifty'-seventh s treet, Sixty-first
hired, mid Sixty-fourth street averages $10
u day. T ic k e t sellers at these places have
been known to m ake ns much us $!l5ln one
tlay.
T h is is w here the favoritism corncs in.
T h ere aro 10 men at least w h o have held
d ow n positions a t the gates mentioned ever
since tho fa ir opened. T he o ilie r poor fol­
lo w s have been changed ab ou t, stationed
here, driven there, and used an if they were
bo many soldiers, w ithout a chance o f remonstrance o r complaint. T h e y see their
luckier companions gettin g rich off the vis­
itors, while th ey have to g et a lo n g on th eir
$75 a month.
Ono o f the favorites lias been complained
o f tim e and again fo r not. retu rn in g change,
b u t he still retains his place. H is method
is that o f b luffing I f n person buys a ticket
an d forgets his change, it m a tte rs not th at
b e rushes back and auks fo r it. He gets
laughed ut fo r his pains, and h is attention
is called to th e notice, “ C oun t your change,
as no errors w ill bo corrected a fte r you leave
th e office.”
"A r o you no t afraid o f b ein g caught?”
w a s asked o f n t icket man,
“ N o,” he replied. “ In the first pluce, not
o n e man in n hundred cornea buck to claim
b is change,
l i e reasons th a t tho tick et
s e ller would sw ear lie never g o t it, and so
com forts h im self with the reflection that
h e Las paid so much for liia experience and
w ill lake care no t to d o i t again. I f ho
should return, the tick et s e ller would sim ­
p ly bluff him off. Ono m an's word is as
g o o d us another's, and even a t the worst
a ll the ticket, inuu lms to say is that he
paid it out to some one else. Horne of the
tic k e t men clear $000 a m onth cool. That's
i w h y none of them likes to ire promoted to
inspectors. T he inspector g ets orily$?5a
m onth and gets no chance o f a ‘ rake o ff.’
W h en 1 w ar a t the M inneapolis fair, I
cleared $2,500 in ‘rake off.' "
“ Is there an y w ay o f preventing such
wholesale robbery o f the people?”
“ None whatever. The v is ito r is warned
t o count ids change. I f lie does not, it la
b is own fau lt. I t is im possible to prove
th a t the tick et man got it.” —C hicago Mail.
W hen Maying the W in ter's C oal Supply.
Coal is a m ineralized vegetable, of which
there are m any varieties. T h e tw o kinds
m ost in use are authraolto and bituminous.
T h e anthracite is the most th oroughly m in­
eralized o f all tho varieties an d burns w ith ­
o u t flame. Good anthracite w ill contuiu
upward o f DO per cent of carbon. I i will be
hard,.brittle, block and lustrous, Coni th at
has a brownish, dull look, an d that w ill
scale oil', w ill lie unsatisfactory— not burn­
in g well nor g iv in g the proper amount of
beat. This is w h at is termed slaty coal.
There is great waste because o f the large
proport ion which is not combustible, and
it is unwise to buy at any price this kind o f
coal for household purposes. T h e anthra­
c ite coals are known by tho ashes as white
ash or red ash coal. T he red ash burns
m ore freely than the other, le a v in g but few
cinders I f th e chimneys d o not have a
good draft, the red ash is desirable, or
w h ite and red may he m ixed, as one would
m ix soft and hardw ood. Thu red ash is
alw a ys tho m ore expensive.
I f the furnace has a good d ra ft, get large
coal, but If the d ra ft Is poor use a finer coal,
o r some fine w ith tho regular furnace coal.
T h e coal for the cook stove should be rather
fine, (jrates and heating stoves will take
coal of larger size, lm t os It ia not always
convenient to get, these sizes consider the
cookin g range before the oth er stoves or the
grates. Soft, coal breaks so easily that the
size in which it is delivered to the house­
keeper does hot make sn m uch difference.
H tlll It should not be in such large pieces
th a t It w ill be necessary to break them.—
M arla I’arloa in Ladies’ H om e Journal.
T h e moat prosperous year ever known In
business closes tomorrow will* sironitly favor­
able indications for the future........ For lliic
year the volume of rcttlciuenls through the
clearing houses Is the largest ever know n........
T he largest total of exports and Imports over
known In any your.
..Unprecedented pu •
chases for consumption........ Mtiniifacliii'rrthave made extraordinary progress........The
y ea r doses with nil woolen, cotton and silk
m ath incry fully employed and unsold stocks
W lien th e I m l Iiiii < A le <■ rimnlioppcrii.
much lighter than usual, while the demand (or
the coming season already exceeds the capac­
Salvador ( ’ hnngiilognsh an d Senora Mnrity o f many mills.— Dunn's Review o f Trade, celinu Black tooth were am on g the w it­
nesses exam ined this m ortiiu gin the action
December, 18W.
begun by ex G overnor D ow ney to remove
th e Indians from a portion o f Warner's
Cleveland Adm inistration.
ranch. Uofh are very old.
A summary o f the results of an Investiga­
In answer to a line of question* from Sen­
tion, comprising reports from 800 manufactur­ a to r W hile, attorney for G overnor Dow­
ing establishment* at 210 points, shows that no ney, Mrs. B l.'iiktooth said, through an in­
few er than 401,000 Industrial, building trades terpreter, tlm t grasshoppers were ono fa ­
and mining employes have been thrown out ot v o rite article o f d iet with I lie Indians in old
tim es. To cateli the agile hoppers in bill
work since June 1st........ When It is reallaed
o f faro quant it ies the Indians first dugholei?
that this report, complete as It may he, Is quite in the ground; then they set lire to the
incomplete so far as the eauutry at large \, grass, and the hoppers, to escape the lire,
concerned, sven with respect to manufacturing fe ll into the holes, where th ey were cap­
establishments which have wholly closed tured in num lid's. The grasshoppers were
down for one teasou or another, and that It usually roasted before they w e re eaten.
“ W ell, the Indians s till catch and cut
takes no account of the thousands o f reduc­
grasshoppers, d o they not?" asked Semite:
tions o f worklug forces in other manufacturing W h ite.
establishments, «U\, It becomes plain to the
“ N ot much now,” wiih th e stoical an­
casual observer that there are In all probability swer.
no fewer than 800 000 or 000,000 Idle employes
“ W hy n o t? " asked the senator.
o f manufacturing, commercial and othei
“ Ijecatiso t here are not n ow many grass­
enterprises at this time — Bradstreet's, Decem­ hoppers to e a t," explained th e aged w it­
ness. San Diegan Sun,
ber, 180:1.
T h e American Protective Tariff league- in
special and extraordinary session on December
Idib, responding to the earnest r. quest of wage
earners, unanimously agreed that It was neces­
sary to call upon the press of the United States
to urge every patriotic dllaen to assist in
defeating the proposed Wilson Free Trade
T ariff, which is now before Congress, if this
measure becomes a law. the demand for labor
in all productive employments In this country
wilt be decreased. This will reduce the wages
and earnings of every man. woman or child
among n i; permanently lower the stamlaid of
livin g In this country; and, reduce the pur­
chasing power o f our wage earners alio
constitute the great consamlng force In this
land.
E very person, rich or poor, high or low. old
or young, who is not in favor o f low er wages
and less comfort io life, should at once write
a postal rard to the Congressman from his or
her district, protesting against the passage of
thla bill and demanding that the McKinley
T a r iff be loft unchanged. Write a postal card
to-day, and urge every Irlend o f yours to do
the lame. Perhaps, your effort will defeat
Free Trade and save Protection.
T h e Grand Jnry o f Gloucester county ha#
indicted the Mayor and Council of Wood bar?
fo r maintaining s nniraore in the way of a
bsdly cared for public Street
Prosecutor
Perry eaya she punishment for such offence Is
imprisonment not exceeding two years and s
• s e not exceeding five hundred dollars.
Tbere'a s wealth o f powlkilities in this an­
nouncement.
A t M ctiill college, M ontreal, which is co­
educational, out o f II atinlont* graduating
w ith honors six are womeu, am t out of flvu
m edalist* threoare women A college stat­
ist ician, in g o in g over th e figures, find*
that ill proportion to th eir nuiulicn* the
women have done throe tim es a* well ns the
men. Still, it. m ust ho rcmt'inlx-ted that
tin s,' figures are Imsed upon averagra.
O n ly exceptional girls arc now to be
found in the colleges, wh ile a ll sorts and
conditions o f boys for all m anner o f reasons
are sent into col lege. One blockhead, whose
fa th er sends 1dm to college because tho boy
Is tin) stupid to do an yth ing else, or one
w ild son sent because the fa tiie r doesn't
k now what to d o with him , p u lls down a
claas average and makes an u n fa ir showing
in comparisons.—N ew York Sun.
• « * • *•|d S S S & I t t
Joh^ft^FeB^Lovolarid, Wilmington N U; cld for
„V.V.l,!r!,r.a ’ MiI!h' “ !t New York dec 27
I 'lilla d t lp h ln n iid L o n g H rancli H i v is io n ,
ertl1walt» Newport; aid dec 22 for
T im e T a b le A d o p te d N o v 10, 1 8 0 3 .
Lydia II Roper, Cranmer, Norfolk; aid for New
York dec 28
T R A IN S LEAVE TOMS KIVKK
Maria Pierson, Llpplnootl, arr Norfolk dec 26
For Camden and Philadelphia, 7.48 a . h 4.12
NeBle W Craig, Holme*, Phlla; nld dec 22 for P. m, week days.
Aiiyn's Point
Fur Berkeley, 10.27,
1.40 p. g. weekdays.
Nellie w Hewlett, Sharp, arr H<vannaii dec 22
For Islam! Hclgnts, 10.27 a.
1 «0, 0.04 p. m.
For New York, via Berkeley ami Bay Head
'.J I! Brown, Brown, Vineyard Haven; sld dec 20
motion, JO.27 a . m., 1.80 p. m . week days.
P T Barnuin, lllxke, New Y 01I1; sld dec 20
For i'uiut Pieasuut, sea (4irt, Ashury Park and
Percy lllroHali, Burr, hit Pin,a dec 26
Long Branch, 10.2? a . m., 1 3a v n. week daya.
For Tuekerton, via Whitluga, 7.48 a .
and
12 p. m ., week days.
>4H Thorp, Pear 1, arr Phlla dec 20
LEAVE BERKELEY
Stephen J Kook < runnier Hlchmond; aid dec 21
For New York, 10.60 a m.. 2.22 p. a. week days
for N Y
For Island Heights and Toms River. 12.20 and
Sunlight, Green, arr Norfolk dec 27
t P. a. week daya
Stephen Bennett, Anderson, urr Hal n dec 21
LEAVE POINT PLEASANT
Twilight, Preomore, arr Ntw l.oud,
for HullImoro
For Ton 1h River, Berkeley and way points,
I' llurrlM Kirn, I'urtls, Vcotlandsakl dec 23 tor N Y
•86 a . M., 8,17 p. m. week days,
e' P h l l a 0" ' Of“ l,a,or' N‘IW Daveu ;al«i dec 24
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA
For Toma River,8.30, a . m., 4.00 p . m. week days
ThoiiiiiH a Ward, Lyman, arr New York dec 20
thomas t, James, Pearce, urr Newport maws dec
LEAVE NEW YORK
2I,( Ii
For Toms IHver and Intermediate Buttons, at
Viking, Botlilday, Full River; aid dec V2 fur Haiti, tt.M a M., 12 10 r. m., week daya.
more
J. H. WOOD,
WILSON BltO'VN.
W Dllilton, Horner, arr Norfolk deo 27
Gen. Pass. Agt,
Superintendent
Wlllliii" Ii Hal lev, l,U'ie, are Po. tamouth dec is
•r * r e Y O fi In the HiiMlnetiM l l lr e r t o r y ?
ileMiW K *,nMI' 84,l,wr» Hrr Bennuda Hundred
W W Converse, Ncwlmry, arr Boston dec to
^ K l f T I I A I , V II. OF K I W J K K X E I.
Wilson & Hunting, urr New York dec It
N IB IH E lia ,
A ntliraelte ( mil used exclusively, in su r­
in g UleunllneMN a n d ( nuifort.
Marine Mishaps,
I'hroiiKh CoMClien re N e w Fork Heduce
l » « » e « , 4|uicU Tim e, w ith but nne
ctmnicc ill Cars, to Ph iladelp hia.
Boucli Haven, Dec. 37—E irly tills morning
the h Tioiiih 'I' MzrJe Bell (o f Tuekerton) C'apt.
French, from New York to Now Gretna, came
ashore In ballast about six miles south o f thin
place. 8l*e uiav be floated tonight.
T im e T a b le In eiTert Nov 111, IMU3.
TR AIN S LEAVE TOMS RIVER
For N EW YORK, Kllza'ieth and Newark, all
rail, at 7.oa amt ui.iw a . m., 8.05 and 6 « i p. m
For BARN KG AT, ill 7.00 ami U.ul a . * . , 4 1s
am) Q. I3 r. m.
For I.AKKWOOH,
MANCHESTER, MED
: A.NK, etc., 7.08, 10.OX, A w. 8.08, and 6 60 p. a.
For MATONTOWN, LUN44 HRANCH, etc..
7.i ii and lu 02 a . m„ 3 os uud 0.00 p *,
For ATLA N T IC CITY, U LA 88BORO, WILLIAM8TGW N , etc., at 7.08 a . m. and 8.08 p. a.
For VINELAND, BRIDGETON, etc., Cumber­
land and Maurice River Branch, at 7.i a t. m am
H.08 P. 11.
For I’ lllI.ADKI.t'HIA, vta Winslow Junction,
ai 7.03 a . M. mid 3.0s r. a.
Cl y bland. Dec. 23 -Three-matted schooner
Hurry ,V Groce Reynolds, Mills, from Phlla
delplila for Fall River with a cargo o f coal,
while coming through Hell Gale In tow of tug
G. (Merman struck the wreck of a sunken coal
barge. Tbi! sclioouer'a hawser purled and she
bull part of lu r forefoot torn off, broke bobchain anil sustained oilier slight damage.
Vineyard Haven, Dec M Barge Schuylkill,
while entering this haifcor thin nionilng In tow
of steamer Beiks, fouled schooner Win. W lleon,
at anchor, (idiuiigiiig the laUer’s headgear
slightly.
RETURNING
Lea VO NEW YORK, foot o f Liberty St„ N. H..
via all rail, hi 4.8» and 8.10 a . m ., 1 .46and 4.20 p.a
Leave NEW ARK. Broad Mt.. at s.22 a a. 1 , 6
Hft'l 4.80 P. M.
Leave PHILADELPHIA, PierSSouth Wharves.
Helaware River, ai a 00 a m ., 1.00 p. m.
I,cave ATLANTIC! CITY, at N.I0 a . m . t Ou P. M.
Leave HKD HANK, at « 80 uud 2.40 a . a. 2.67
and 6.3 ' p. u.
Leave LONG BRANCH, N. J. 8., at n.27 ami
tf.36 a . M., 2.40 and ft.ia p. m ,
Leave EATON TOWN, at 0.44 and 0,0c a . m. , hhiI
uni and 6 3H p, m
LuttVt* LA KKWOOD, at 7.an and lti.28 a . h 8.4'
mill tt.tiS P. M.
Leave MA Null KHTKit, h* 7 40 and ic.0.1 . M.
4no and c.2n r. m
Leave HA UN KGAT, al 0.30 «U<1 V..40 a H 4.811
dial 6.10 P. M.
.1. II. 01,11.dl .SKN,
U. i>. BALDWIN
G m’l hupt.
Oen’l l'a «* ’^*1.
Schooner George, W Anderson, ( ale, from
■laaics River for New York, put In N orfolk.
December 35th with loss of rails.
TYPE­
W R IT IN G
Copying
U IV I4 IU 7 .
N EW J K d t K f 4 J I I M E ; U
Ok Mini, Robinson, arr Wilmington N c dAc 27
from New York
Commercial
and
and
J
U C M K K T O N H 4 l l . U o All.
Trainsfre.u HBAGH HAVEN and TUOKERTON
In NEW YORK. TRENTON and
PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Beach Haven 0.40 a u ..
Leave Tm kerntu, 7 u8. a . m . 8.20, P. M
Leave West Greek. 7.10 a . m . :J.27 p. m
Leave Monuahawkln, 7.23 a . m., a si p u.
Leave Uai negai, ;.;<4 a . m.. and 8.61 p. u.
Arrive hi \NhltingH, x.iu a . u „ and 4.23 p. u.
Arrive at New Yolk 12 0e amt 2.02 p. m , G it. K
Arrive at New Yolk 11 40 a . m ,7.20 p. *. p K HArrive hi Treut«n iu.00 a .
6.4.Sp * p. k .’ k ‘
Arilve si I'luladelpliU 9.4 ■ a . M.,6.00 p. *.
RETURNING
Leave New \ork (Geurral K. H. of New Jersey.
4 30 a . m . and I..40 r. m
D ave New York.tP. R. H ) l.oe p. *
1-eave Treutun, 7.4i a m ., * 03 e. *.
Quick
at the Office
ofthc C O U R IE R
4 ikTp ' m ^Lllotlelphia p*. « .
i t ) at s.30 a . m . sod
Leave Whitings, 10.10 a . m , 0 40 p. n .
Leave H sruegat, ln.4* a . m ., aud 4.18 p M
Leave Mannahawkln, 10.63 *. *., am' 6 88 p ■
Leave West Greek, turn a . m„ ami e .«i ( . a
Arrive at Tuekerton, 11.12 a . m., auu a 42 p. *
Ainve at Deai li Haven, i.isi p. *.
Leave Bearh Haven for Tuekerton, 4 40 a
Saiurdayh «>mv 7.in r. m
Leave T t i kenos for Beach Haven, 0.00 a
Mon 'ays out* 6.2.1 a. m.
JOHN G. PKIGE,
C . M. BRADLEY,
s “ 4’t'
U. P. A F. Agt.
*r A rp t o r In D r R im in e s* D ir e c to ry 7
H IU H T s T iH X
Sim ply A w fu l
V # I • « tfcf > « 4 l s r * « Director?
are Initer t r
Hibii “ rule o' tbnrub.'’ Once in j
a while a good !o-tin tsG ill AIJ | 3 H E « 1 P K l k l t « O H IO M *l TV
nues* work, but t««vt oft*
t fr a t o n * N M th Vl* W a .I i I b j ; . . 3 ^
►n e to tifie
d iH
I k h Ik
|In Milling
P lo u r
1* I U U 1
The F. F. V , s soMJtrots of ruHiBoa vestibule
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H-P h«''M m.-lhml» ona-imi-1IwEuESSJeiilS
mu exprrea^lauy. ri.e|*i »u ad «j.
a lly s tn m b le o n
jo a
W o r s t C a s o o f S c r o fu la
they ever w * .
it n
F ire
■orthwert. and raw er (which we ta r e been
ttrad n n llr 1 fn«m,t ! n t t •
BBSbie to either v e rify or discredit) States that
Hi Ig to
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the |^<t 4 year* I h ir e i ,r r V rr«f*| "
Work a!! tho T im e.
Be:>re. I ewwld 4 * w . » w 4 i
f k.an*
w ->at to %sj strcBf raogja to n p r e « r jet
h iH f te Hood’ s N-*r«*»*%r*T’ra f-— ttt r
ewre “ ,
way, Saratoga eownty. j|. T.
H o o o s P h .l s * »
w h w . >.
digs Wing >S< ta w tta otirweh T iv tb ru .
m
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snin-ess.
I l , su re
It is no
Accident
B .a , _ .a . „ „
*• • * ■ ; rhiisdeipsia. :«.»* 1
tlH -m .
«
■ First Class limited rare* fm ai Toms River to
t hat P IL U SB I R Y S B B ST
A y re s Brothers
g a p irhecks al
at all
all 1p r t w -ip a i^ iM y fr e s ^ fL T t
offices. For farther iB’ nrmariou. warn “ d t! * K
«
-------- Frans *
Si* Broadway. N Y,
j tw q rw
M ore than t h r e e h u n d r ed
and f if t y THOUSAND gar­
ments have been gathered for
the beginning o f the sale, and
other thousands, like snowy
mountains, will be drifting in
as the days go by.
In many instances w e have
been able to price the fin­
ished garments at about the
retail cost of the materials in
W hat are told ot here are
perhaps one in a score o f the
kinds that make up the great
assortment.
The stocks are very large,
hut when exhausted orders
cannot be filled at the rates
quoted in this list.
GOWNS.
o
t
i c
Good bssvy muslin. Mother Ilubbard
surpllre yoke effect, a* row s spaced
plaiting und cambric ruffle on neck,
yoke and sleeves. 85c. T h rrr
only sold to one buyer.
2400 Gowns
Good heavy muslin. Mother HabUaid
yoke of 80 plalu. neck, yoke and
sleeves trimmed with neat embroidery.
.Vk-, Three pieces only add to otu buyer.
Good heavy muslin. Mother Hubbard
yoke 2 rows flue inserilug between 40
line plait*, neck, yoke and sleeves
trimmed with neat embroidery, 75c.
1920 Gowns
Good heavy muslin. Mother Hubbard
surplice yoke effect. 2 rows o f neat
insertion between tfl flue plaits, 8*1**
« " ' r" ‘ f,ery *>n neck, yoke and sleeves,
fl5c\ Three piec s only sold to on, buyer.
900 Gowns
Good heavy muslin, Mother Hnbbard
y o k s o f 4 lows liemstitchitig between
GO flue plaii*. bemstlched rtiflio uu
collar aud cuffs aud down front $1.
Other styles in great variety
up to $25 each.
CHEMISES.
.
Good muslin, with fine cambric luffle on.
neck, sleeves and down front, 24e7
1Aret pieces only to one buyer.
Good heavy muslin, corded band
neck, sleeves aud down front, »* t.
Three ptres only sold to ou, Im yrr
600 Chemises
Good heavy muslin, ueat fine S v itr
on square j o l t , neat edge on neck *>udi
sleeves.
Other styles in great variety:ip to $ 1 5 .
CORSET COVERS.
20,500 Cora X Covers
G™
,cS"\‘
th0"™ sk-c —R*®—*
- ia
neat
S * i «r'!yhU
______
,
sold *0 one h i yer.
"
^
*
8700 Knit Corset Covers.
H igh round neck, 14c
im ltn le io w h p .
v-x, M tw-rn. .
P "”
1200 Covset Covers
Good
o M ito i,, t H
„ k.
Iiim om l wnk o « r t B .io b u r* n l * t 25o.
40{io Corset Covers
.o rp llre w o t
1 ,*
— I, m U
4080 Corset Oners
Theranwiuhr>«»*fr.,s , a f,.
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h llJ . I. V A . LOW.
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IT WILL B E
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There are dearer instruments, the price often being fictitiously higli ; but we are eonfident that none are on the whole any better. I f you call, we will show you why.
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old instruments taken in part payment.
C U R T IS & F R E N C H
RED BANK & LAKEWOOD
T w e n ty D if f e r e n t M akes o f P ia n o s a n d O ry a n s.
tanamaher’s.
WILLIAM P. KIRK,
YACHTS
DRAWERS.
10,000 Drawers.
Fine good Muslin, wide hem and 4 fine
plait*. 18c. Three pieces only fold to
one buyer.
DESIGNER AND CONSTRUCTOR OF
AH Glasses of Sailing and Steam Yachts Constructed from the
Latest Designs. Spars for sale in the rough or finished in
first-class manner. Yachts for Sale or to Hire. Pure Manilla
Rope. Crockett's Spar Varnish. Best Copper Paints. White
Lead, Oils, Mixed Paints, Etc. I sell and use only The Best.
6ooo Drawers.
Very fine good Mu*lio, wide hem and
9 spiced plrtits. 80c. Three pieces only
sold lo one buyer.
2400 Drawers.
Very fine *o o d Cambric, wide hem and
9 *i>'*ced pintle, 80c. Three piec s only
sold lo one buyer.
TOMS RIVER.
No Drop in the Price of Coal, hut a
2040 Drawers.
Flnp Mu«Hn, neat 8wie« ruffle. 7 plaits
above 40c.
2040 Drawers.
Fine Muslin, neat wide Swifs ruffle, 10
fine plaits above, 50c.
Swisa ruffle,
Fine Muslin, neat fine wide Swiss ruffle,
12 plaits above. $1.
Others in great variety up
to $10.50.
NEW JERSEY
J
T rem endous T u m b le
in S toves
Stoves, Heaters, Ranges, Cooking Utensils—all going at a big
sacrifice. Prices below cost.
EDWARD A. GULICK
YatiHise Building, Washington Street.
SKIRTS.
600 Good Muslin Skirts.
Wide pleated onmbrlc ruffle nnd pleats
Hbove. 45c. Three piecen only fold to
one buyer.
600 Good M ii*lin S k ills .
Wide bum and two clusters o f four
pleat*, 45c.
600 Good M uslin Skirts.
Neat Ham burg ruffle, pleats aborr, 95c
600 Good Muslin Skirts.
Wide, neat Hamburg ruffle, pleat* above,
75e.
500 Dine Cambric Skirts.
Wide, fine cambric ruffle, with very flue
machine made torchon lace, $1 50.
240 Fine Cambric Skirts.
TOYS! TOYS! TOYS!
FOR THE
HOLIDAY
TRADE...
We have a full assortment of Toys, large and
small Dolls, Picture and Gift Books, Periodicals,
Pipes, Cigar Holders, Cigars, Cigarettes. A full
line of Candies, Fruits, Nuts, etc. Low prices.
G W YE R & L aBREY
Mam and Water Streets, Toms River.
A
Y
R
E
S
~B R . O
'Wide cam bric ruffle, trimmed with one
row lorcb oii Inserting, aud oue row
torchon lace, pleats between, $1 05.
Others in great variety up
to $37.50 each.
UNDERSKIRTS.
120 0 Good Muslin Underskirls.
With n e «t cambric ruffle. 95c.
pieces o n ly sold to one buyer.
Three
300 Good K n it underskirls.
Cardinal, drab, cream, pink and Mae.
85c. T h re e pieces only to one buyer.
TOM S R IV E R
B R IC K
anam aker
T oins R iv e r ,
WM. B. AYKK 8.
D is e a s e
c o m m o n ly
com es
on
w ith
s lig h t
s y m p to m s ,
which when
n e g le c t e d in c r e a s e in e x t e n t a n d g r a d u a l l y g r o w d a n g e r o u s .
If you suffer from Headache, Dys- Take
pepsia or Indigestion ■
ders of the stomach
of the Court o f Chancery of the state of Nw
Jersey and to me directed, I will aeli at public
vendue on
N. J .
RIPANS TABULES.
. For offensive breath and all diser- Take
S H E R I F F 'S S A L E .
W ORKS,
Bricks shipped by rail or water to all parts o f the country, on short notice, at lowest cash
rices. All order* receive oar personal m ention, and satisfaction irn»raateed. B R IC K S FOR
GLASS F A C T O R Y PURPO SES A S P E C IA L T Y .
If you are Blllioue, Constipated, or Take
have a disordered Liver600 Good Muslin Underskirls.
With neat Hamburg ruffle and pleata If your complexion is sallow, or Take
above, 50c.
you suffer distress after eating
Jo h n W
T I I B R S ,
P R O P R IE T O R S O F
300 Fine Cambric Skirts.
. . .
RIPANS TABULES
RIPANS TABULES
RIPANS TABULES
RIPANS TABULES
Ripnns Tabnlea act gently,bnt promptly upon the liver, alnmach and
intoBtines ; cleanse the ayBtem effectnally ; cure dyspepsia, habitual constipalion, offensive hreath and headache. One T abule tiken at the first
indication o f indigestion, billiousneas, dizziness, distress after eating or
depression o f Bpirits, will surely and quickly remove the whole difficulty.
Ripane Tabulae are prepared from a prescription widely uaed by the
best physicians, and are presented in the form most approved by modern
Bcience.
If given a fair trial Ripens Tabules are an infallible cure ; they contain
nothing injurious and are an economical remedy.
A t the Hotel
cowdrlck A Cook, in lh« vlllaire
of Tom* Klver, la the ounty of Oceaa and State
of New Jersey, between the hour* of 12 * . and 5
o’clock p
on a Id day, the following described
real aatate:
A ll those tract* or parcels of lao:3 and prem­
ise* situate, lvti.gr hd<! being in the Townsh.puf
Jackson, Id the County of Oceop and state of
N ew Jersey, via:
First Tract. Be in* * tract of i » acres, more or
les*,*itaated on the northerly side of and adjoining
the main ro«l leading from IIoimaRville to Bunk
sent, postage paid, on receipt o f 75 cents
•r** Hill, adjoining the Todd farm, conveyed to )
, lA quarter-gross
* , ,
y
, box
. . .will be ~~
wholesale
and
agents,
ci-.artea l . botman by Ralph b . Gowrtv and wife. 1 ° 7 he w
h o le s a le a
n d rretail
e t a il a
g e n ts ,
bv deed dated December 18, 18P7, and recorded in '
the Clerk's Office o f Ocean county, in Book tsi of
Deed*, page 376, etc ; being aitto tfec residua in
ana to all that tract of land conveyed by The
Hnctahni'ffh Loud and Improvement Company to
Ralph B. Gowdv by deed dated sept, l, m i. and
recorded In said Clerk's Office in 800k ;i 8 of
Ouedo, page * 9, etc. Bxceptlng a tract of i f »olm acres, more or less, conveyed by Charles L.
Ii<>imau and wife to George H. Hoiaehart by deed
•1at«d April 25,
and recorned in said Clerk's
office in Book 11* o f Deeds, pare 314, etc Refer­
lo a t druggists everywhere will supply the Tabalss i f requested to da so
ence Is made to n l d Books and page for full a*
•ertptiona of sa d tract*.
They are Easy to Take, Brock to Act, and Save Many a Doctor's BUI.
Second Tract, Kcing a tract ®r is 45-100 acres
■ o re or le*s, conveyed to Charles L, Holman br
Waiter O, French by deed dated May 8, lfNB. ani
recorded lo seid Clerk’s Office in r *m 1*4 «♦
_
_____________ N E W YORK CITY,
e tc • *® which reference ia made
for a fun description
T u rd tract. He,ug a trout o f «K «t-l 00 acre*,
more or leaa. adjoining lands formerly beionala*
to httrtek ttnnh conveyed to cnarles L. Holman
P
Oct. MSJS^nd
recorded in aud Clerk's office ta Book N of
Deeds, pete* 4«8, eto., te wh*ch reference is made
for a f ill description.
■ ii m i —
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Fourth Tract-Being a tract of ic acres situated V T T T
•bout H K a m il- Mttfcetly '.ora Wesiey B.
1.He's sense ejwveyed io Charles L. Hotmae bv
TWe Freehold Mutual Loan Aaeoclation oy 6e*C
j *}**1
*• 1W1. »«d recorded la «ud Clerk's
om re In Bosk — o f Deeds page — a c., to which
(tarreace la made fo r a fail deset lotion.
rtfth TYart Being two ;0t« of uum coureyed to
Otarleu L. Hotoauo and Frank T. He mac b»
DavM S Holman and wife by deed dated Beet. t L
M taaa d recorded tn *atd fle ra 's
P ra ctica l a n d In d iv id u a l Instruction by Learned
toT.etc. <Reference i* madeto
aata deed for a fail deecrlptioal. one roT rov-T
~
ksowa aa ** No. it,
wn, »_ r
Teachers. P lea sa n t a n d Convenient School RoomsJ ? ? .
44
acres, more sr tess;
swdtaeotare lot, coramoaiy known as •• N a 6” of
Cedar t a amp. oomratn* 9 acres. m . « or Ires,
P ra ctica l B u sin e ss O ffice in connection w ith School.
to.
IS T S
j F ur. i4 , i !.a and recorded ia , ,
**w
oaiM
Our P ric e s are lo w er, a n d Instruction more thorough
Cwrh’* (d ire tn
74 of Dee-Ta page 27s, ®tc
ONE GIVES RELIEF.
CHAS. N. CRITTENTCN GO.. 115 FULTON 8T
JOHN H. FRANCIS, 83 JOHN ST.,
M KESSON & ROBBINS 91 FULTON ST..
W. H. SCHIEFFEUN & CO., 170 WILLIAM ST„
NEW YORK CITY.
Samples Free on application to the Rlpans Chemical Co.,
SHORTHAND
TYPEWRITING
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Terms
**l wide. Sue
toro-bou bare and riBfi
ye*
m%r
The Au
Me ti-.gof me StnrksoMers of this 2880 Corset Covers
Sstateg
on
Yae*da> the -*ta .at-•
_ tta
.----- aexi to elect
eevea dnvssrsv : * fc-r- ■•-* ■■■ ■». ~
thousands of buyers.
Tuesday, January 30, 1894,
2700 Chemises
1 100 Corset Covers.
e
The First Natiivaal Saak.
T ™ . RnCT, !« . I .
Made by the great and well-known Boston Company, having a capital of $ 50 0, 000surplue $ 230,00 0—which shows their pianos must be sold by thousands and be liked by
Wide cam bric ruffle, trimmed with one
row Point d’ Paris insertion, and one
row P oin t d' Paris lace,pleats between,
$1.50.
12,000 Gowns
Y ts r tw the Htretwere Direetwr, ?
n
Wholesale and Retail Deafens ■
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T O M S R IV E R , N . J .
• f o I C a s h o n D e liv e r y .
UPRIGHTS
AND GRANDS
hut none o f them in any resped 600 Drawers.
Fine Muslin, neat fine wide
equaled in interest the one pre­
9 plaits above, 75c. ‘
pared f o r January, 1894.
360 Drawers.
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th e w o r ld 8 l e a d in g flour.
A il j
th a t c a re , p a in s a n d s c ic n c e c v n
d o t o b n rid o p a g r a d e o f u n i ­
fo r m e x c e lle n c e h a s !*een d o n e
fo r
th is
c e le b r a t e d
b ra n d .
Conditions were never be­
fore so favorable for retail
buyers of Women’s Muslin
Underwear.
Manufacturers have wel­
comed work on any terms, so
it let them keep their organi
zations intact, and the larger
the order the more willing
have they been to make con­
cessions.
In Januaries past w e have
had special sales of W om en’s
Muslin Underwear that be­
came the talk of the country,
1200 Chemises
N.
T h e rm io n Tra n sp o rta tio n Co., Losses*.
T R A IN S LEAVE N R W EGYPT.
1 For PMIsde phiA, 7.0s aud p .ja a m. 7^1 t m
j SamUya 3.ies a m.
For Tom* River, :.W au«111.10 a h
For New York, 8.14 a * and s.is r *.
RETURN iN U .
Leave Philadelphia, s.80 a ■ , l8J4and4.ni* e *
Sundays 0.1s* p m.
'
Leave Toms River, 8.5* r * .
L* are N ew York, 4.10 and .v i« e. n.
WM BURTlM, Superiuiendent
, VY.H,, i BAPBT, O ral Passenger * Freight Agent.
Y ach ts
&Pond
P i a n o ....
1200 Gowns
I n e Ife e l U r ia h 'r I B ill. IMV3.
Neat
Manifolding
t.h fi
Iv e rs
MIDWINTER DAYS
IN WHITE
| 0 K N N * Y I A A M A H A II.H V A U .
Kate IJ Ogden, Kdgell, arr Newport News dec 20
Legal
jfi
W. B. SINGLETON, P. M.
RAILROAD TIM E TABLES
London; Hid dec 27
Kinds
“ F a ith ,th a tu e th e to lm e y e rw h p o ile d a T h l f t
b ootifu l wake by cotnin ter lo if e when we ( *
tb ot y e r wtiz drow u d ed .”
“ Y is , but it Isn’ t th at w o t h u rt m e feel­
in gs; it wuz w o t m e w ife said t o m e whin
I com e ter tuy nenae*.”
‘ ‘ W o t wux th at?”
“ ‘ P a t , ’ nays *he, ‘ how much w a tk e rd id
you Hwaller?’
“ ‘ A b o u t tin g a llon s,’ sez J, ‘ an m ay b*
a q u a rt o r tw o m ore or less. ’
“ ‘ W e ll, P o t,’ sez she, ‘ now y e ’ re found
out h o w wnther tastes, I hope y e ’ l l shtlck
to I t . ’
“ A n th at w u z a ll the s ym p ath y I iver
g o t fro m her.”
“ A n y it ,” observed M cC affrey , “ eome
sim pletons calls w im in ‘ m in is te riu an­
g els .’ ’ ’— N ew Y o rk Herald.
®attamakcr's
lob II Jackson, Chose, arr Newport News dec 27
•Janies b IIcwb ', Curtis, Newport Neva; eld dec a?
lor Baltimore
*
^••'“ JJj MomJing, Uirdaall, Phlla; eM live 21 tor
o f A ll
j
A Rem arkable Beard.
T h ree brothers bearing a resemblance
to o n e another are in the h a b it o f being
n e llio d ls t KplNropul. Cor. Hooper Avenue shaved a t tho sam e barber's shop. A few
»«d Washington Street. Sunday, preaching ser­ days since one o f th e brothers entered the
vices at 10.80 a . m. and 7.80 r . a. Sunday school, shop e a rly in the m orning an d w as duly
K.Gi w.
Prayer Meeting. Wednesday, 7 .»l r .
M. Glass Meetings, nuuday 12 H.; Tuouiuy, .80 shaved b y a Germ an who liud been ai
r. a.; Friday, 7.8o v. a. tpworth League, alter­ work In the establishm ent fo r o n e or tw o
nate Tuesdays, at? 80 9. a., uud Sunday* at 7,00 days. A b ou t 12 o ’clock an oth er brother
p. a, Itev. A. M. North, pastor.
came In and underwent a s im ila r operation
P re s b y te r ia n , Corner Washington and
a t th e hands o f another person.
Horner Htreeis. Sunday, preaching at 10.BO a . m
In the evening th e third b ro th e r made
and 7.80 i*. u. Hunday-school at 12N.
BH|»ll*r. Main Street, below Lien. Sunday, his appearance, when the G erm an dropped
preselling at 10.80 a. m. anti 7.80 p u . Sunday his ra zo r in astonishm ent and exclaim ed:
Kciiixil, I t u. Prayer Meeting, Friday ut 7 30 r g
“ W e ll, mine goodness, dat m a n has the
Young People’s Society ChUtian Endeavor meet*
fastest beard J ever h a w i I slm ves him in
Sunday evenings, 7 ts». Rev John Scott, pastor.
r iir in t C liu rcb . F r o ie - ia u t K |il*cuual, dis m o n iin , nnoder shaves h im a t dinner
Wiirtilngt* n Street, easi of Magnolia Hotel. Bun- tim es, and ho com es hack n o w m it his
<t»y morning »ei vice, 10.8'J a . m.; evening aervice, beard so long as it never v a s l” — London
7.16 p . m . Huuday sclmoq 2.3o p. m. Rev. g . W
T it-B its .
Ecc' vh, resiueu. deacon lu charge.
*1. J o n r p li’a llninun CHtliulIn f'liu rc li.
Hooper Avenuo and Wator street. Services
lu charge or liev. Father Healey.
I- I h i i i I Ife ig lilH If. K , C liu reli, Cor. Van»«nt ami Simpson avenues. Sunday preaching
services at 10.80 a . h . and 7,45 p, it, Sunday
pMtt.AUEi.vuvx, M o s n x i, Dec. 25, 1HW.
school m 2.80 y. a. Prayer - meeting on Turnsday ut 7.40 p. m. L'lasa-iuce;Ing on Sunday at 12
a. KpwnrUi League on Tuesday evening ut 7.40,
•I. II. Batten, Pastor.
t * r A re Y o u In 1 lie BuMlneMs N lreetory
lnniuH It Ogden, Dolhlday, Vineyard Haven: aid
for Newport N«wa dec 20
John D Williams, Longatreet, New Bedford sld
for Phlla dec 24
John «l Ward,Vauoleaf,Suffolk;aid dec 40for New
*^ N ew
“ W lrn ln Is m o ig h ty u n M rtln ( u sagely
rem ark ed O ’ C allahan to hi* fr ie n d M cCaf­
frey.
“ Indade, an th a t’ s th ro e,'* answered
M cC affrey, w h o had had h i* s h are o f do­
m estic experience*.
j
“ D ’ y e r moind th a t toirae I f e l l intep tb e
w ell? ” queried O ’ Collaban, encouraged,
by th is sym pathetic acquie*enoe In hi*
v ie w s concerning th e u n re lia b ility o f the j
CHURCH DIRECTORY
Rim City Falklnburg, Vineyard Haven; aid dec 27
for coal p rt
Florence C Meeoo. Rogers, ai r phlla <i«« 27
P A T l.upr00 ,Longsti eel, ar New Bedford dec 27
Geo W Anderson, C'ale, Scotland; hid for New
York dec 23
Grace Van lumen, Leek, Vs; m]>I dec 24
Grace Seymour, Holmes, arr New London dec 26
II 11 '-'rant, Hutphen, arr 4ew York den 21
ficieu Hoabrouck, Hpr.gue, arr New York dec 27
Henry Parker, cranmer, arr Hlchmond bee 28
Henry H Little, Halley, arr Baltimoredeo 24
Hattie V Kelaev, Union, arr Kail Hfvor <)«<: 28
11 AG Reynolds, Mills, Phlla; eld for Fail River
Hivt r dec 20
Henry Hutton. Peirce,air Newport News dec 20
Ho ware H Hanacomo, Holiiiea, Bridgeport: sld for
I'lilia dec /«
Ida B Gibson, trr New York dec 21
James Boyce, Chambers, New YorUjlIfi dec 2« for
In Building
“ Be j*k rri." said the eon nl Ir in the oiher
day. “ they towied Qt whig the dimUoraie !
came In jn e e , we ehostdn't have to tn r.sk j
fcw a Hvls’. and right they were—divil o
rtbrnks of worruk ta r e I done foe Mx w ake*r 1
f injured.
•“■ K S S ! ' * ■ — «.
R .» Hamilton, Tilton, arr New York dec 97
Kllwooo nariow, Gardiner, Boston: aid dec 27 for
coal port
l i m e T a b le In UfTert Ort IE, IMBS.
j
: tta t one girl tost her life sod a
New York and all points north, Porked River,
Bridgeton, etc, ll.Of A. M.
Edwin It Kirk, Lowere, arr Bridgetort dec 83
Krasina W iman, Harris, arr Pernsndlna dec n
, New Fork awl all points north of Manchester.
Kmma L Cot i III a iiuni,Somers, Ba 11imor ; sld dec 28 1.30 P. M.
New York and point* norm of Manchester 0.68
for Havananh
|P. M.
Hliverton and Barrsvlllc, 4. 8o p. M.,
| » i : t l l l l M r*r> *
• ! « s p j«!2 i a
Jsdgs for tbia ' W b f i t 0 S 3 O
county to sureeed la A t * Enoch H. Jones of
D oC u "
Waretown--providing the system o f appoint
lug Lny Jniges is not done away with by the I O osn p fe frfw
e
U g id M s r t
■M K ' ' t P . U t l / . L A .
0 at South Lakewood was burned to
TOM S R I V E R POST O FFIC E .
MAILS CLOSE FOR
New York and poluu. north,6.00 A.M..6.0O P.M
New York and all point* north of MsQcbesle
8.00 A. M. a an P. M.
Manchester, Bajvllle, Cedar Creek, Forked
IC H V U N B N * .
River, Wurolown, oolots between Manchester
Anns It Wallop, Union, a»r Par* den I
and Brtdgetou, 8.60 A M.
Asenaiti a Himw, Morgan, arr Phils dec. 87
Philadelphia, Washington, Southern and
Hernia K Walker, CuiUs, arr Phils den 80
j Western HUtes, points between Toma H irer hip
m-iijHiiiln K Lee, Mi'clium nrr Charleston den si Camden, Inland lieighta, Trenton and Southern
“ - ' Jersey 7.4d A. M, 8.»ftP. M.
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Points iietwnen Hnashle Dark and Point Pleamm. 9.00 A. M.
Calvin B Oroutt, Pence, arr PorPand dec 84
WnlllngM and Tuekerton, and points between
Uias m Valentine, Tnoitipaon, Phils; aid dec n
8.85 P. M.
Galveston
aiiverton and Borrsvllle a.oo a . M.
Uiglalnred uiuil, O.ijn A. M.
Carrie I. Godfrey, Luton, Brunswick: #ld dec 87 •
for Pblla
MAILS A K K IV g FROM
fcenummaj, Sprague, Phlla; aid d < 1 %for HaitiNew York and Philadelphia, 6 no A. M.
Philadelphia, Camden, Island Heights, etc.,
Chau b Leot, Cranmer, Cedar K ys, Fla; ‘ Id dec 88 ln.87 A. M., 0.87 P. M.
•
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tor If lugaton -J*
,
and Tuekerton, and points between
i
Governor Wert* at th » ewmlng
A R s s w r * f Fire.
foral-^ffttttrrs Stbcbult
THE MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN
COUNTV VE88EL8.
A I'ulul T h at Should Not Ho Forgotten.
A N ation al Appeal.
Lmse. ntxht s hngh% light was sera ia ibe
MARINE NEWS.
flwfe*
srs-taieo. 58c.
O ther stj les in great varieUup to $ 10 .
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®l »w»of .VI -rn
tm li
* ta-Iffi acres conveyed u« f hirir 1 l H-Wian m i
*5 “ X'
50 ,;^ r e K. *
a the property of Ctarfra T. T?r>bn«n
bvAraee mtm mhet*, wefeeduta, aad
lw a .8 a .M B £w
unset, ta d ra be sod &v
M- CHAMBERB, ShertC.
fF M )
to Slllt
StUdeiltS
than a n y other School in the C ountry.
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JEWELRY!
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New Jersey Courier.
1-unia Kit Kit. it .
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BREVITIES.
Highert of >11 in Leavening Power.—Latest V. S. Cov't Food Report
8hort Pithy Bits of Homs Nows.
ThuredaJ Afternoon. Booembor 28, 1898.
U w m ft green Christmas.
Ceni-a-Word Column
Artisans and Reg U-Latora both elect officers
tonight. 8o do the Jr. O . U. A. M.
Days « r e growing lom rer-but so slowly that
g j GRANT, DAUBER, chop in b&nkba
buildA * 'lug, Main Street, Toma R iver, N.
" J. the difference is almost Inappreciable.
Shaving, pair-cutting aud shampooing. Ladies
Lai
Dandelions, pansies. houeysncKle and myrtle
h air trimming a upeclalLy.
all wore blooming out o f doors on Chilstmas
h[HOII COAL8-80REENBD and
Day.
1 J COVER, guaranteeing lu ^ w el^ h t^
03 began and will end on a Sunday—bat It
vening p a p e r s , why wait tin morning, has been anything but a lucky year fo r aD
when yon can get all the n we the evening that.
E
before » the papers served by William C. DoxsejT
■m- KfllGH COALS—SCREENBD and UNDER
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COVER, ,u .r.o t.alu,< .0
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The meeting for the reorganization o f the
Long Beach Railroad w ill be held at the Ocean
House on Friday.
George H . Bryant's ball, at the Oak Grove
HY COUGH when Nichole Oriemal Balm
will cure yon. Try a 25c bottle, sold by house, Cedar Creek, last night, drew heavily
Chaa B. Mathis, Toms River.
m o*
upon the young-man element of the shore
i l KINDS of Musical Instruments can be towns.
I.KtlPOl.l) W1SSMACI1
found at
One o f our well known young men combined
business with pleasure this Christmas, and
_ « n » KENT—Part or aourne non*e on
i J stre' t. Apply to JOHN ROBINSON.
now a fa ir up town maiden wears a brilliant
diamond ring upon her— but never mind which
flveda’y s at Union H o u s e te llin g past, finger.
present and future events.
A unique Christmas gift, a sample o f which
w as forwarded to ye editors, w s b ten Inches of
fragrant Havana in one long cigar, from the
factory o f Benj F. Cllls, Harmouy Court,
Philadelphia.
d ir e c t o r y .
Business Houses
of Ocean County.
Reliable
1 3 *Advertisements inserted under appropriate
Heading at the rate o f One D o lla r per Lin e
f o r One Yea r - Gash, in Advance.
“7^
Bakeries.
v hsinzkk, Union avenue, M&nche%U«.
KM Hosts, Main street, Toms River
Blacksmiths.
BLON Garthwait , Forked River
B utchers.
mautih Schwarz,
Malti street, Toms River
rnHN R TAVI.0R. Union avenue, Manchester.
J Howard Papal nb . Barnegat
a j crahmsk, Mannahawkln
T) H Clayton. Railroad avenue, Forked River
T hompson Bros, New Egypt
B usiness O p p ortu n ities .
To Lbt—Hall’s Butcher Shop, Mannahawkln
C onfection ers an d F r u it d e a le rs .
Gwykr A La Bkky , Main A Water sG Toms River
John F. Smock, Main street Toma Itlver
Joun Zani, Water street, Toms River
David Noyks, Union ave, Manchester
lle n tix ts .
ABSOLUTELY PURE
Water Street, E n d o f S a n k, Toma River.
PERSONALS.
1898
Cowperthwait Exchange
All Kinds of Useful Gifts
OUR COUNTY COURTS
FOR T H E H O L I D A Y S
H U Y L E U 'S H O N - ll O N S A N D C H O C O L A T E S
Interaating Talk of Your Frianda. WEDNESDAY’S PROCEEDINGS
Harry Bird was home fo r the holidays.
MUs Maine Johnson is vlsitiug Lakewood
friends.
The Fag End of tho Session and
Little Business.
Lewis M. Patterson is spending ft week ftt Justice
home.
VftnSyekel N ot P r e «n »t «T w o
Crim inal GBtM.
Job Edwards o f Barnegat was one o f Satur­
Court met again on Wednesday, !i7ih Inst.,
day’s visitors.
J u d g e s E .il. Jones. E. P. Em on and J. E.
8am Horner was down from Philadelphia Otis oo the bench. The case o f Samuel Re d ,
over Christmas.
t. ltt year old son o f Ebenezer Reed o f OsbornDaniel and Guy Hoffm lre o f Red Bank, were ville (charged with breaking aud entering Uie
store o f John W . J. Osborn ftt tbe same
home this week.
vlllage)w tt» moved a t 11 o ’clock. Osborn’s
Ben F. Havens of Trenton, spent the holiday
store was broken Into through a window on
with bis parents.
the night of October 4, 1893. and a few dollars
David Pettct and w ife o f Lakewood, spent taken from the till. Among the coins was a
Monday iu town.
fifty cent piece, said to be marked, which was
Wesley W. Shnmird o f Ridgeway was in afterward found iu Reed’s possession. Tbe
One o f oa r townsmen this week was the town on Tuesday.
evidence was flatly contradictory aud the jury
recipiout o f a box ot fine Florida oranges—a
Miss Lillian Errlckson ia visiting H. H. brought iu a verdict o f not gu ilty. Reed was
gift from Harry F . Nicholl o f Mandarin, F la . at once d uchurgcd.
Hooper and wife.
and the recipient did not forget to pass selected
W anted Rene fur Hie Cottage.
Walter Irous and w ife were borne from
samples over to ye editors for inspection.
Trenton ibis week.
N ext to be moved was the appeal case o f
Adams Expressman George Irons was the
Harry C. Mathis spent tbe holiday with bis Thomas Kenuedy vs Charles H. Whitfield o f
victim o f a runaway Tuesday night. Wagon was
New York city, on contract * I . W . Car­
badly sir ,'sbed, and he himself received bruises father, C. B. Malhle.
michael for appellee, A. ( ’ . M u tin for appel­
Longstreet Irons of Jersey City, spent Christ*
and cut a-^principally on the legs—which has
ant. Bult was brought to ruuaver a sum of
laid bln.' up for a few days.
But he pluckily tnas with his parents.
$150, (rental for three months at $50 per month)
brought tils horse to a standstill nevertheless.
James Halpin and w ife, of Prospertown, of a bouse at Seaside P a ik , which Whitfield
R. B. Uowdy has begun to erect a bulkhead visited Vlucent Brabu.
rented o f Kennedy, but afterward refused to
dock around the island in midstream between
Alex Manelt and w ife were down from pay for, claim ing that he was unable to occupy
the bridges. This will make a great improve­ Lakewood on Monday.
the premises owing to the refusal o f Kennedy
ment to the appearauce o f the river there,
Charles Gragor o f Philadelphia, spent Sun­ to make promised repairs. M r. Carmichael
probably deepening the channels also, A large
quoted cases to prove that the law o f New
day at E W, 8uyder’s.
force o f otherwise unemployed men are tbns
Jersey held that a lessee conld not make the
Miss Mary Errlckson o f Barnegat, has been
kept busy.
refusal o f a landlord to keep bis part of the
visiting MUs Minnie Ernst.
Sheriff Chambers took Charles Williams
contract any excuse for nonpayment of the
Harold Wells o f Pemberton, has been a
rent; and that the lessee bad bis indemnity for
(convicted and sentenced to one year for steal­
guest o f W. Burtls Havens.
ing a gold watch belonging to James Johnson)
breach o f contract on tbe part o f tbe landlord
Walter Davis and w ife o f Elizabeth visited by 6nlt fo r damages
to the 8tate Prison at Trenton en Tuesday.
The Judges evidently coincldtd in Ibis
iWhen arrested Williams said he committed their parents here this week.
the theft so that b(S *’ would be taken eare of
Dave Boxer, a well knowu P. R R. em­ opinion, for the judgment o f the court below
was reversed anc a veidiet awarded Kennedy
this w in ter.”
ploye, epeut Monday in town.
A handsomely gotten np prospectus o f the
Miss Edith Mott is borne for the holidays m tbe sum claim ed--$150.
Edward Wilbnr o f Cookstown, against
Lincoln (N e b .) Business College,
which with her mother, Mrs. H. Molt.
whom tw o indictments were found for assault
chances in onr possession, contains an interestMiss Bertha Bartlett, o f the Point Pleasant
and
battery In vigorously wielding a heavy
Ing acconnt o f the life o f Prof. D. R. Lllli- school, is home for tbe holidays.
wagon spring in a N ew Egypt affray, was found
bndge. President o f the College and a brother
Miss Rachie Wainrlght is visiting her friend, guiity ou each indictment, with a recommen­
of ’Squire J. P. Llllibrldge o f onr town. There
MUs Lina Blrdsall, at Waretown.
dation to the leniency o f tbe Court. He was
s a striking likeness between the portrait of
Miss Edna Martin o f tbe Bouton School of sentenced to 80 days it* the county jail on each
the ’Squire's brother and himself.
Oratory, is home for the holidays.
Indictment, seuimce? to run concurrently.
M G. P ob l o f this town, showed to us oue
Harry Appleget, found guilty o f assault
MUs Rilla Matthews, daughter o f J. V
day recently a letter head of ihe paper making
battery on tbe 18tb inst.. was sentenced to pay
firm o f G. Baerwuldt, at Puiverkrug, near Matthews, was home fo r Ch Utinas.
a fine o f $1 00 aud costs, and ou doing tbe
Otto l..uhts of New Y o ik city, spent Monday
Frankfort on the O le r, Prussia—tbe oldest
same was discharged from his recognizances.
established paper manufacturing plant in with bis father at the Riverside House.
Court then adj -urned l111 Tuesday, February
Germany and probably the oldest In the world.
Miss A. M. Rogers, o f Ridgefield, Coun , U
6, 1894.
It was eetablifhed November 1, 1539. For visiting her mother, Mrs. Mary Rogers.
many years it was carried on by Mr. Pohl’s
Miss Augusta Hlrsch o f New York has been
W A H ETO W N .
father, but he has retired In favor o f Mr.
vfc-Wv-,, her mother, Mrs. A. C. Hirsch.
Baerwaldt, a brother-in-law to Mr. Pobl.
YMAS GIFTS
lar exceeded bis strength, at tbe age o f 2S be
became foreman o f Geo. H. Bncbanan A Co.’ s
W EATHER R EPORT.
book room , on l A M r y street—a position that
Th; followioa :s ihs report o f the weather !s called for ranch ability.tact and vluJUy. With
Toros River, taken daily, for the N *w J kbsbt the second winter of la grippe’s ravage*, he feii
Colriib, by Barry M. Bunnell, observer for the
a victim t© tbe disease, that developed into •
New Jersey State Weather Service,
serious pulmonary affection, against which he
December »7, I ' M :
had e ver after to battle end which finally
caused bis death.
Gcod-bye, P h il! Tours was a brave spirit—
TwctsoiT. 4t oe 13 w
I f W (Clear
faiD*v ...I «s no.M on Trace * * cloody
struggling valiantly against long odds to the
**TCk04i .1 <3 00,S3 to!
Ii s w Cloudy
very end ! Tour broad ideas and half-formed
»P"p*T... ! aa on
ts onN W ;clear
»QXP»T...i sS m M w!Trace 8 w ,pt ctoa-iy
plans fo r the advancement o f yoor cra ft and
TOtaDiT .. M CO M 00
i s w 'clear
the betterment o f humanity,were never realized
WZBXKsc’r
an 13
53 eoi
on
, i W clear
vwxtsD’ r St
st 90
__yet a . v w g as another live* whose sow! was
spurred to larger endeftvor* by y oor ftfteoa
C atarrh c u t
cere*
e and work*.
qnerable spirit, that spirit
»it h local applications, as they cannot reaeb
the seal of tho <Daea«e. Catarrh im * blood or
A New Team Rail
consMUiUonal disease, and in order to c s n j t
Ton have to take Internal remedies. H alls
“ T b e Boys " will g ive a New Tear* ball In
Gatarrb C ore Is taken internally, and acts Red M en’s hat!. Weretown. next Monday even­
directly oa the blood and uo eo as surfaces.
Mali's Catarrh Core b no quack madicieo- It ing. J aaw srj 1st. Ticket* (admitting gentleman
prescribed by one o f tho bens physician* sod iodic©) 50 cents— come and enjoy ft—good
*■ this conctry fo r rear*, and to ft regular pros music provided.
crlpuoa. I t la eemptMed o f tbe bast tonics
" w b . combined with tbe beat Wood
directly on the mneoan owrtaces. * w
Perfeci
0f
tw o tofrediesto to
F o r a sere throe! there w m * b » f better time
* s a t prafaeea such wonderful rasaita in , l ! u » e l bM dege d » » g e e e d »H b C M t »
*k rti* e©tacrh
ltte 'e Pain B ala. It will nearly al
CH EM ET A G O - Prop*-, Toledo, ©. t c s r t i s OM night’ s time. This
also a favon to far '
w* ee-t bototee ter
i many very seyen t
I w l e b g C . B. r — ■-
HARD TIMES
Snag-proof Hip aud Knee Rubber Boots, and new make
Tina ia but a few aelectiom fr o m our long list o f handsome goods
of Overshoes that won’t wear out at the heel.
Why
Leave
Town
???
iboronsh Christina.
I win gladly give any
Information yoo may ask In regaid to the
Institute nr * method.
6no. M. Cownaick,
Toim River. N. J.
Officer* Elected.
S o . 46. L O. O. F ,
elected the lo tto * tog officers: ChfcJ P wSriardh,
B . ■ . fteMOJl; High Priret, W . R. BsascH;
I o m st Warden. C § BastoU: Jaator Wardea,
|> C. Brewer: Bento* A . W .Iro a s ; Treasurer
T O PURCHASE YOUR
C H R IS T M A S G IF T S P
S ® “ You will find at my store a fine new stock
of Upholstered and other Furniture, Rock­
ing Chairs, Silverware, Spoons, Cutlery,
China and Glassware, and many novelties.
I ® “ A 11 suitable for Christmas Presents and the
quality and price equal to any city stores.
COWPERTHWAIT & CO.
C, B. COWPERTHWAIT
G. W. COWPERTHWAIT
CHAS. McCLEES
Main Street, Toma R iver.
Watches, Clocks,
CHRISTMAS _
Jewelry, CHEER ~
Cannot be complete
without a well pro­
vided table
The Central M arket’s stock of Choice Meats and Poultry
is ever beyond competition in both quality and price.
F or the Holiday Trade vve have a select supply of fine
Turkeys, Chickens, Ducks, Geese, crisp Celery, etc.
SPECTACLES, SILVERWARE
Call and see my Gold filled Wntchep, guaranteed
fur 15 ypfttp, only $10. Ltdien’ Hanfing-case, like
above, $12 to $15. Nickel Watched, $4 up; Siher,
$7 and $8- Agents for tbe Rogers Bros.’ celebrated
Silvurplated Cutlery. Order eaily, catalogue now
on exhibition.* Souvenir Spoone, Silver H it and Hair
Pins, Trinket Tray«, Match Boxes, Button Hooks Central M eat and Provisio n
and Silver IHated NoveltieB. A ll goods guaranteed’
MARTIN SCHWARZ
W . FRED K EN D A LL
Cowperthwait’s Exchange, Toms R iv e r, N . J.
Market, M a in Street, Toms R iv er
MOVED
MOVED
WHO
GEO.
ALW AYS MY
H. HOLMAN, the INSURANCE AGENT
WHERE
M O TTO
IN HIS NEW OFFICE, WASHINGTON STREET, NEAR MAIN
Stop and see. my Large, and Unexcelled Supply o f Confectionery
Emits, Cigars, Tobacco and Cigarettes, learn my prices and
you’ll buy without even inquiring elsewhere.
You want a Merry Christmas get your Insurance of him at ouee
IF
JOHN F. SMOCK
CONFECTIONER
M ain Street, Toms River.
THE BEST
CHRISTMAS GIFT
For Your Wife, is a Policy in the M utual
L ife I nsurance C ompany
of
N ew Y
ork
The Only
CIGAR
STORE in Town
W hich Manufactures ihe Cigars it Sells.
W hich Makes an Exclusive R u sin essof the Tobacco Trade.
W hich can Cater directly to the Sm oker fr o m the Grower.
A f u ll line o f Meerschaum and B r ie r Pipes,C igar Holders, Cigars,
Cigarettes, Tobaccos, f o r the Holiday Trade.
A d o lph E r n s t
Water and Robbins Streets, Tom s R iver
J . G. H O W A R D , A g e n t
W aretown, N.
BUY
YOUR
H o l id a y G o o d s
SHOES
rFfiV C
XO
^ave
1n ’l ru d variety o f description and
price f o r the Children, while in onr slock are many
articles both o f use and ornament f o r the Children
o f a La rger Growth— Decorated and P la in ToiletFine D in n er-, Glass Tea-, Lem onad e-and W inesuch as would delight any housewife in the town.
QTVT1Q
jjjQj jj
D A Y ’S
T h o s . R oberts
Main Street
127 LIBERTY ST. 127
N ea r G reen w ich S treet N Y
GROCERIES
Cookstown.
and Provisions, Teas.
Coffees, Spices, Sugars,
Dried and Smoked Meats, Flour, Feed, etc. Every­
thing first-class in quality and reasonable in price.
POLHEMU3— S T IL L W E L L — At tbe home
of Ibe bride, Dec. 25, 1893, Joseph Stillwell and
Mtos Carrie W M daoghter of J V . P a tro n s of
Osborn fUle.
DEATHS.
Water St., Toms River.
CKAMER .U N r » Qrun*. Dae. 14. lags,
David L. Cramer, aged 40 year*.
HICKMAN—A l New Gretna. Dec. 15, 1891.
Joseph Hickman, aged 77 years.
MARGERUM- At Moorestown. Dec, 28,1898.
Philip I , sou o f Rev. William Margernm of
Barocgat, aged 27 years.
GRAY—At Qebornvilte, fte*. P.IMI,Charles
D. sow of Charlee D. aad Hereto C. Gray, seed
4 years. Berial at Milverton.
E
W
KELSEY—At Chadwicks, December 26,1KB,
William R. Kelsey, aged 45 years.
MILL&—At Boraegat, Dee.28,1888. Harrtoon, i
sea o i James T. unto.
j
T h is e i t a r c r e b t e * to ms fie rich stri
by taking h o o d ’* Sarsaparilla It *
‘ ACS I S C t a l h t l
expressly for the Holiday Trade.
JO SEP H A L S H E IM E R
N e x t Door to P o s to ffic e }
gom e on . b » u ld "tb ln k It not • lig h t' by tbe Bee. D eW Itt C. Cobb, Mr. Cbnrlei
inern.it, to be debriTed o f ipeecb end denied I F o ™ »
M1“ L tiele B. OlBord, both of
tbe converse ©f men ”
I, m many o f tbe readers o f tbe C o c t u ib
■re aware, have been • coo Aimed stammerer,
a© can say from experience that sum m ering w
an awful curve and I would not p a t it ©a my
w o n t enemy. I w eald rather chop their beads
off and pat them oat o f their misery.
After
■pending four weeks at Tbe Philadelphia la*
stitute I am able to talk awl wot summer.
W hile talking should be one o f the easiest
things it to one o f the boldest i f y o a d o not
know bow. I f this should tall !ato tbe hands
o f nny stammerer aad they care to g o I© the
institate, I con say that yon w ill Usd Mr.
a very
CHRISTMAS ANDJNEW TEAR
CARDS AND BOOKLETS
BLOTTERS AMD CALENDARS
DIARIES. HAND-PAINTED
NOVELTIES IN CELLULOID
INKSTANDS, PENHOLDERS
Silverware and Cutlery
China and Glassware
AND
Fancy Plush Cases
Kh
and Toilet Sets
* @ -P »p n Calteih, Envelope Opeuers, Paper Weight?, Gold Peas, TVpetric,
Handkerchief Boxes
Vases, Photo Fiomea, Picture Books, Standard Works, Games, Bibles.
Fine Handkerchiefs
N. D. KENDALL’S POST-OFFICE STORE
Ribbons and Laces
Are here and seem likely to stay
—waste no money ongim-ciacke
Colognes, Etc. Etc.
and fancy goods that are of no
Fine Table Napery
earthly use, You should save your Dollars by
Dolls and Playthings
1st. Buying Only Useful Christmas Gifts.
Boots, Shoes, Slippers
2d. Buying Them Only at Bottom Prices,
See my stock of Fine Boots and Shoes, Comfortable Slippers,
Millinery, Hosiery
MARRI AGES.
j “ r ^ ^ ;We‘ cher
1856
R OBERT STR EBLAU
I EON Gohi.b, Uulou House, Mam 3*. Toms River
<i T CHOOK.Cowpcrtliwait’s Exchauge.Toms River
Drugs, Medlrlncx, Chemicals
i’HA8 u Mathis, Main st Pharmacy, Toms River
T homas d IJILK8, Barnegat
W Wii donobr, Mannahawkln
Dry tiiHids, Furiii«liliiffs, etc.
a C. HiRson, Main street, Toms River
Mrs A PaOkbk, Main street, Toms River
Fruit an d Vegetable Barker.
A S Dix, Cl flou avenue, opp fountain, Lakewood
G eneral Mertiiantffoe
COWPKRTHWAIT A- Co, Main street, Tonis River
j l. COwrBRTHWait , Maui street, Tonis River.
¥ LirsciiusTZ, Mam street, Toms River
II Francis, Union ave, Manchester
M UozoRTO, Union ave, Manchester
E HILLIARD, Union ave, Manchester
VV 8 Parkbr, Railroad ave, Forked River
A J COLUNB, Barnegat
Ci.arencb K Woodbanshk a Co, Barnegat.
W 8 CranmKR A Hao. Cedar •uu
Groceries anu Provisions
Joseph (1rover. Water street, Toms River
D. O 1‘ arbkb, Maiu street, Toms River
Tuos n I kons, Main street,Toms River
F ranklin marris,nearC. H. it. oepot,Toms River
Rev. Mr. Wickwurd exercised ibe duties o f
MUs Bertha Carmichael o f the State Normal
Harness, HlHiiketa, Etc.
Ills holy alike m a pleasant manner last
School. Trenton, is yudtlog her parents.
Wm A Pattbrhon,VanRise Building, Toms River
Saturday
evening, by uniting in marriage Miss
BARNEGAT.
Irving Applegate, C. R. R. station agent at
Hardware, Faints and Oil*.
Farmiugdale, visited his parents here this week. Hattie CorlUs and Mr. George Cainburn. T b e
Bbrky & Frost, Main and Water sts.Toms River
ceremony took place at tbe home o f the bride’s
Hev. M r. Edward’s leclure on Turkey and
W 8 Crannar & Bko. Cedar Run
Job C. Doxsey and w ife of W alnford are
father, Mr. Seth Corlis, and was attended by
the T urks in the M E. church on Friday
Hotels, Hoarding Houses, eir.
spending a week with bis father, W illiam H.
immediate relatives o f tbe young couple.
evening last was sliuily at'ended. The lecture
MANC1IKS1BR HOUSE, Manchester.
Doxsey.
Union House, Main street, T uis Kivur
May good luck alw a js attend them.
RIVKH8IDKHouse, Mam and Water sts.Toms River was an excellent one, and worthy o f a large
Johu W. Holman aud w ife of W est Creek
The Christmas entertainment o f the Metb
audience
Blodoktt House, Forked River
Lafaysttb ll«>ua«, Forked River
The anniversary exercises of the W. C. T. have been visiting ex-Sheriff Charles L. odist Sunday school was given last Saturday
Ci.akkncb Hoobk, Barnegat
Holman.
U.
in
the
Presbyterian
church
on
Saturday
night.
A noble evergreen tree was well fruited
MULLBN House, Barnegat
Eva kbit House, Tuckerton
James M. Pettet and family of Bnrrsville, with presents aud there wa8 some good sing­
evening were very enjoyable and interesting.
Hopkins House, Waretowu
Monday ushered in delightful weather for spent Monday with bis son-in-law, Harry M. ing Recitations were given by Miss Gtberson.
N ational Hotel, Mannaliawkin
Enolaside, Beach Haven
Miss Hartman and others, aud tbe festal
Christmas. Moruing services were held lo the Bunnell.
L akh motel, Mannahawkln
M. E. church at five o ’clock, at which their
Misses Cynthia J. and Rule Smith o f Brook­ occasion was greatly enjoyed by old and
Insurance.
was a fa ir attendance. Both Sunday-schools lyn, have been visiting their mother, Mrs. J. young.
C II Wabdsll, Surrogate’s Ortlcc, Toms River
On Sunday morning Rev. G. VV. Barnes
celebrated the day in the evenlug iu there E. Smith.
Geo H Holman, Main street, Toms River
JoiNU Howard, Waretown
preached a fine Lbrlstmas sermon In the
respective churches with appropriate exercises
MUs Ella Walton eDtertaiued a gathering of
Gulick A Storms, barnegat
Universallst
church, taking his text from St.
A
great
deni
of
sickness
has
appeared
in
our
E R wills, Baruegat
friends on Christmas night, at her Lexington
Lake, 2d chapter, 29th to the 32d verses. At the
W 8 Ckan aKR, Ced&s Run
midst. It may be la grippe but it has more
avenue home.
C.C. Carr, Munuukawkln
close o f the services be announced to the great
the resemblance of very heavy colds. Because
Jeivelerit.
H. E. Havens and C. C. Pearce, tw o of
F K endall,Cowperihwait’s Excnange,T<irasRlv i of this epidemic the Columbian Flag Drill, Brick township’s honored citizens, w ere in regret o f his bearers, that ou next Sunday,
he expected lo deliver his lust sermon to a
which was udyeiliwd to he held on Tuesday
Ko» t NTi-.bbi.au, Water street, Toms River
town yesterday.
Waretown congregation m It was bis intention
Lumber and Coal Yard*.
evening has been postponed until Saturday
Harry Grover, one o f the staff o f tbe Phila­ to g o Sonlb this winter and settle there for the
A A Brant, Water street, Toms River
evening next, when a special train will be run
Birdsai.l A So n , Water Ht entrance Toms River
delphia •’ Keystone ” visited his parents f » r the future. Mr. Barnes has been our pastor for
if
the
weather
is
clear.
C h *n 1, ttomiKB, Union ave, Manchester
W. G. Conraii, Barnegat
the past eight years, aud has worked hard aud
The Knickerbocker club will Inaugurate the Christmas holiday.
new ycur, with a reception to their friends at
Marble aim Granite W orks.
Ex-Sheriff Charles L. Holman's fam ily held earnestly since he came among us. We are
W m Fauh, Water street, Tonis River
the club room ori January 1, 1894.
a Christmas reunion at bis Washington street sorry to see him leave for we know how
M illinery and bottom*
difficult it will be to fill bis place.
Mrs M ary H. Hunt, a representative o f the residence on Monday.
Mrs A J Brrry, Maunuhawklu
T he Universallst Sunday school bad their
VS'. C. T . U. o i America, Is announced lo
A surprise party was tendered Miss Etta
NiiKle Teachers.
lecture in the Presbyterian church on Wednes­ Kessler o f New York C ity, visiting a t the Kess­ Christmas festivities ou Christmas night. The
P rof A BGluts . M tin street, Toms River
pretty
little church was crowded, and to show
day evening, January 3,1894. Her subject is ler bouse, on Friday night last.
KewMpiiper*.
a happy nnsnlmlnity o f spirit, the same cedar
••Scientific Temperance Instruction," and is
Beacon, Tuckerton
Charles Tam er, the popular tenor o f CamN id i ala Oriental Halm k A rn ica Plaster highly spoken of by the Press. W e hope cross' Opera bouse, Philadelphia, with bis tree used the previous Saturday night at the
Methodist church, served as tbe present bearer
prejudices on the temperance question will
C II Gkanxik, Mannahawkln
wife, spent Monday at Thomas Roberts.
to please tbe hearts o f joyous children. The
for once be laid aside and the town "en masse1'
Notary Public, UonnnUalaner « t
Miss
Lue
Hagaman,
o
f
the
Trenton
Normal
exercises
were happy ones. Rev. Mr. Barnes
anti Ju -tlce ill the Peace.
turn out and listen to a matter about which old
Joseph Grover, Water street, Toms River
School and daughter o f ex-Sbcriff John Haga­ gave an appropriate address. There was fine
Jonathan Goble, Justice of the Peace, Burrsville and youDg need iostiuctioo.
man,
Is
spending
the
holiday
teasoD
at
boms.
music; Misses Anna Robinson and Rhnda
Cards o f Invitation are out to tbe reccptiou
David Noyes, Union ave, Manchester
Jos Lonan, Forked River
The quarterly conference of Second M. E* Burden gave good recitations and all worked
commemorative of the twenty-fifth anniversary
Jerr s storms, Barnegat
of the m arriage of Mr. and Mr*. George H. Church, M illville, unanimously requested the hard to have a good tim e. Mrs. John Holmes,
E R Wills Hariieg.il
Oeohge W Mathis , Tuckerton
VanNote, on Thursday evening January 4lb. return o f Rev. R. B. Stephenson as pastor for th6 principal manager o f the enterprise,
Planus and Organs.
desires to return thanks to the many friends o f
Harrison Mills, son o f James T. Mills died another year.
M G Pi hi repairer. Toms River
on Tuesday morning, December 26ih, o f memA pleasant evening company gathered at tbe the Sunday-school, who contributed to tbe
H I Jamison, New Egypt
braueens croup.
Heal l-Niate.
residence o f Hon. Adolph Ernst on Monday evening's enjoyment and assisted in making
Postmaster William C. Inman is confined to night in honor of bis daughter Miss Mary, now the affair a success.
F ine View Co., Proprietors of Pine View, N. J.
171 Broadway N. Y.
T b e Christmas weather was remarkably
bt9 home with la grippe. Assistant Postmaster borne from Philadelphia.
Kestaurantft.
warm. At 1.30 r . m the mercury registered
Miss G race Inman i* in charge.
Miss May Teetsr. now a pupil at ft Philadel­
T hos Singleton, Main street, Toms River
Am ong those who spent the Christmas holi­ phia seminary, and her brothers, Drs. John and 75 degrees. A t tbe same time and date in 1868
E 11 Williams, Water street, Toms River
J O Ei.bkkson, Barnegat
days with ns were: Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Charles Teeter of New York, were borne with the thermometer stood at 76 degrees.
H alt Hay and Mess
Paul Warren, Harry H all, Herscbcl Blrdsall
Tolbert, J. Anderson Fbaro and wife, Job E. tbelr parents fer tbe holidays.
*
C H Cranmir, Mannahawkln
and many others are passing tbe holidajs at
Pharo, all o f Bayonne; Miss Mamie K elly of
W 8 CKaNMFK A Bko. Cedar Run
Ex-M ayor Stanwood ©f Island Heights and borne.
West Creek, Burt Ellis o f New York, John
E. E. Predmoke, Manuahawkiu
bis brother, Frank 8tanwood, Secretary aud
E. A . Gulick o f Toms R Iyer, and family,
Mewing Machine*, etc.
King o f Jersey C ity ; Charles Helfricb of
Treasurer o f the Queen optical goods company, spent Christmas with Capl. Win. Burden, Mrs.
Cornelius Peck, Walton street, Toms River
P hilad elp hia; and Miss Illm a Carrey o f Key
Edwaud Irons,Toms River.Alao Pianos A Organs
Philadelphia, were among Monday’s visitors.
G alick ’s father.
West,
Florida.
Among
tbe
Barnegatters
at
Ahncinakliift.
Newton B. Sheaf!, one ot onr snramer resi­
heme w e noticed Augustus Tolbert, Harry and
P eter McGrale, Water street, Toma River
W m . R . K e ls e y D ead .
George Warren, the Misses Allie Bennett, dents, Is now bnslness manager ot tbe Temple
wlioe w ares.
W illiam R. Kelsey, proprietor o f Chadwicks
Joe AL8HEiiiBK,rowpcrtiiwait’BEx’ge.Toins River Sally Soper, Kate Storms, Lizzie and Prudie Magazine, a weekly 12-page paper published
C H Shinn,ciifiou ave.,opp. fountain, Lakewood Newberry, and ex-Senator and Mrs. George T. Id the interest of tbe Baptist temple o f Pbila hotel, died at that hotel on Tuesday last, aged
Mtationer* and Sewwdealer*
delpbia.
45 years. He was form erly a prominent busi­
Cianm er,
N li Kendall, Postodlce store, Toms River.
Edwin P. Kirk, Master Carpenter on the ness man at Asbnry Park and was a noted live
John P TUDOR.foof of Central ave.islanti Heights
8 K HrRLBrKT, secoud street, Lakcwoorl
new U. S. Cruiser Columbia, ' ‘ the p rld e o f the bird shot.
Obituary— Philip E, Margerum. N a v y." spent Christmas with his father, Wm.
Stores a Bbnnbtt, Postolflce htore, Barnegat
Gwyer a u Brcy, Main A Watet ate, Toms River
Tailoring.
P h ilip E., son of Rev. William Margernm ©f P. K irk . Tbe Columbia is being fitted ©ut in
E W NxYDiR.Cowperthwait’* Kxc.h’ge.Toras River Barnegat. died at bis home In Moorestowo on PhiladelphiaLE M O N —T H O M PS O N —December 28,1883,
T heo * ord. Water street, Toms River
F. Burton M iK aig o f Philadelphia, Mtos Frederick Lemon o f Leesville, and Miss Mary
the 26th lost., aged about 27 years Burial at
Tinsm ith*, Plumbers, etc.
Blackwood, Camden connty, Saturday at 10 30 Mary Errlckson o f Barnegat, F. T . J©nes. Thompson of Sileam.
Tftoa Roberts, Main street. Toms River
B»w A Gulick, Washington street, Toms River
a u.
He leave* a widow and an lnfaat child. Charles Ball and Misses Lon F ogarty and
C A M B E R N —C O RLISS— A t Waretowu, Dec.
Tobacco * n « tlg a r s .
“ P h il” was a typo, over tbe news o f whose Emma Cbattln of Lakewood, were among the
..
1693, by R ev. N . W . Wickward, Mr.
B irman Wcok, Union ave, ManohMter
death m any a brother craftsman o f tbe Quaker
*
*
soc
a
*
Hnne^Flsoher
last
nlrhL
Q
w
r£ «
Cambaru and Miss Harriett A
Undertaker*.
^
o| w . retow„
City w ill deeply monm. Possessed o f an In M I.K . Florence . » d Hope FUeter leet n l« b t |^
8 F I rons. Cowperthwatt’a Exch'ge. Toms River
tense lov e for the development o f the artistic
W holesale Liquor Hepat.
P O W E L L —G IF F O R D —A t tbe parsonage of
possibilities ol his trade and o f an energy that
Why
Do
You
Stammer?
Join I mlav, Water street, Toms River
the M . E. church. Jacnbatown, Pec. 24. 1393,
i
V ii
PINE CLOCKS
“ A more completo line o f handsome Gold and Silver Watches,
superb Clocks, Finger Rings, Em- Rings, Scarf Pins, Hair
l ’ ius and other jew elry, cannot be found.
(^ "Silverw are not on hand will be procured at short notice,
Only three days more o f 1808.
Get your good resolutions ready to sign.
AglheliU e indicate*, A<lo*-are accepted<n this
Almanacs and calendars for 1884 are noasnMilam* at the rate o f a cent a toord fa r each
ally
scarce.
insertion Fifteen words o r under, 15 cents.
Z W o TO J. G. HOWARD. Wiret.own, N. J., tc
H
IJflTBV organa aud MARVIN Safes.
ao
H R
d w a r d
A.
G
Toms Rivev
MILLINERY A SPECIALTY
FALL AND
JO S E P H G R O V ER .
WINTER
STOCK
COMPLETE
u l ic k
.
Ha« now in store a large and w e l l aele&ed stock o f Stoves.
Heaters, Ranges, Hoily-ware o f all kinds. Tin-ware, Wood and
Iron Pumps, Sink*, etc., which he offers at reduced rate*,
“ Quick Sales and Small Profits.”
a s h in g t o n S t ., n e a * M a i n .
T O M S R I V E R , N . T.
A SURE THING
o. 2#. y. Advertising in the Courier
37 Brings the
Results
CONSISTING OF
Ladies’ Coats
and Jackets
Blankets, Quilts, Underwear
Suits and Overcoats
for Men and Boys
Dress Goods,
ALSO A FULL LINE OF LADIE
CORK SOLED SHOES AND
KEN'S HAND SEWED I
sATA. c.
2 m
.....
_______________________________________________________
BETHLEHEM’S STAR.
ELY’S
cream ;
BALK
C M ILO BRIDES IN B O S T O N .
- fe llln e fr o m I n v l.ib l.h e ig h t to ll*,
.i.jhl.- dent b. B teleu tn iu . rlelUR up from
4 o o r J , the cave: e te la c tlu * drtcend- A n Astonishing C ondition o f a G roat Stoto’ s
Marring® Laws.
I ,n_ , roIn ,h e roof of tho cave, joining each
other ao d m aking pillars o f the A lm ig h ty ',
H o w m any people k n ow th at i t Is lawful
Tim richness, c olo r, and beauty o f the
REV. DR. T A L M A G E IN T H E TAB ER Clean*** the
K a w urinK. There are roaettea o f amethyst H sV >w acbn»eU a lor a little g irl o f 13 to be­
hair, the greatest care is liai'ewittrjr,
Nasal Passages,
N AC LE P U L P IT , B R O O K L Y N .
|n k a l l a o f glpsum . A a th e guide carrim com e a bride? W h o could believe at first
much Imrm being done toy the nae of
Allays
Pals and
hu lan tern ahead of you th e ihadow* have
thought th a t many little g irls in short
laflssm atlea.
w ort Ideas flrosslnffs. T o toe sure o f hav­
eupernotaval andepeetral.
appearance ml
T k » B righ t and Trium phant Sym bol o f th o
dresses have been le ga lly m arried here in
ing » first-class nrticto*. nsk y o u r drugT he d arkn ess Is fearful
G reat B ed eem er—H erald o f th o Dawn o f
Restore* the
gist or perfumer for A y e r ’ s l l i i l r V ig o r ,
T w o people, getting lo s t fro m their gu id e Boston, several duriug the past year, and
Hesses o f Vast#
M illen n ia l (A o r y —A n E ye o n the M ornI t is Jito.Kilutel.v superior to an y other
only fo r * fe w hours yea rs ago, were de­ th at the law , even iu tho hands o f thought­
aai 8 * * 11.
fu l and responsible officials, was powerless
preparation o f the kind. It restores tint
mented and for yoars s a t in th eir iusanity.
lu g Star.
ODDS AND ENDS.
You fe el li k e holding y o u r breath us you to prevent i t f A ccord ing to a decision,
origitm l color an.I fullness to h u ir vvtoieli
B
r o o k l y n , Dec. 24.—In th e B rook lyn
walk aoroM the bridges th a t seem to span wbich hM never been reversed, “ a m arriage i S w i c l e IsappUad
lias toeemne tld u . faded, or g ra y .
It
Tabernacle to d a y a great audience assemThe d e vil trem bles when a «-ad man b e ­
the b ottom less abyss. T h e guide th ro w * between tw o Infants above the age o f 12 In
Into each nostril
keeps ttoe sculp eoul, tuoist, und free
gins to th in k ab ou t his good mother.
b led to participate In the C hristm as serv­
and is agreeable.
his calcium lig h t down in to the caverns, f___
_______
________________
males
and
14 in males ia valid without
from dandruff. I t heals itching humors,
ices.
Standing
before
the
o
rg
a
n
,
festooned
There a re tw o perfectly good men; one
and th e lig h t roils and louses from rock t o
th a consent o f their parents or guardians, P rice nn c tM t druggists; by mall,registered, «o
prevents baldness, und imparts to
ELY BROTHERS, 66 Warren.Bew York
w ith Christm as greens, th is nermon w as
dead and th e oth er unborn.—Chinese P ro v ­
rook and fro m depth to depth, m aking a t
notwithstanding the statutes w h ich prodelivered by R e v. Dr. T a lm a g e after th e
erb.
w e ry p lu n g e a new revelatio n o f the a w fu l
w b „ m aglatraM . or m inister., n n d era pen- , „ , , New , lw O R M A N S a. .to p ,(to . Oatlo. throngs had sung, “ T he S ta r o f Bethlepower th a t could have m ad e such a place
u}t y , from solem nizing the m arriage of a f l A ll
FBKK
Dan’i F. Beatty, Washington,N.J
T he w o rld ’s pastures every year produce
hern.” T ext, R evelations x x ii, 16, “ I a m
aa that. A sense of suffocation conies upon f eulft|e under the age o f 18 or a m a le under ■
—
■---------- — ------and the w o rld consumes 15,000,000 tons o f
the bright and th e m orning s ta r .”
a silken texture and I; sting fragrance,
you a » y o u th ink that y ou a re 250 feet in a th e a g e o f 21 w ith ou t th e consent o f parents !
_
_ ^
b eef and m utton.
T h is is C hristm as eve. O u r attention
N o to ilet ran toe com dered com plete
straight
lin
e
from
the
s
u
n
lit
surface
o
f
tl»e
or
KUardiHn8.”
The
theory
o
f
protection
C
I
L
1
)
L
}
C
I t is said th a t G reat B ritaiu grows every
and the attention o f th e world is drawn to
w ithout this most pop Ini and I••gmit
«*rth.
which makes the consent o f parents or $
| E
|| C
O
year 80,000,000 budhels o f turnips, which
th e star that pointed down to th e caravan­
o f all Iiuir-dressings.
The g u id e after a w h ile tak es you in to
g Uar(i|Hi)s necessary 1c really a v e ry flimsy j
are m ostly devoured by the British sheep.
sary where C h rist woh horn. B u t d o n u t
hat. iu f<gllfi(l t.lip “ St n r 4Dm fillin'.” nnrl
. . f .. r__. I__ __nn
,1 Irmnwant fikp. I
“ .My hair began nu n ut! gray mid fall.
o r b' W“ !.Tht. 1T j.'i,t v T r . " „ o
i* caUcd tb e “ s t a ‘ ' Cham ber,” and protretiou fo r tho’ jo iin g and Ign orant forT h irty thousand frogs are brought into
le t lu fo n fr tth o t C b r l.t l , l m « l f wov H .m r, . eternal
'■l il rbe« la.ro.
ggave,
a v e an
a to
e L
lao.rnol ttb,,,
t „ l lle
Bay„
tl) yvou.
„ „ , .'B
itt here,”
aod then Jl’^ r f J u ' w b o V m ’ ,taai'iin
tiy^
loto
Ia.nJ
and
the
he
aava
to
"
S
i
here.”
™
„
„
„
t
l
v
aold
Into
inq out when 1 wn- n mum ‘25 y e a r* of
People ure beginning to learn thatCATARHU
th e Buffalo m arket each week, and a large
T o th a t lu m i.iou i fact m y te x t c a ll. t » .
|
• takep
nam e o f , h6ta k e 3 tb . laotera and aoea down under S ^ e a t a tonS” « £ V r c in Boaton b ,
i i n n n n n i » » « . ____
Is a local disease, caused by repeated colds lu ilie
age. I have la te ly In *n using A y e r ’s
I t seems as i f the natural world were th e land,
proportion o f them are exported to N ew bead, causing enlargi men* of the soft bones of
1 eace, troubled a m ll I * > ty fc t ,.b, m eka. and It g M d a rk e r and, darker
„ „ „ „ u who
w h o are
m not
nut sufficiently
aufflcicntlv responsible
responsible
,
parents
Jfidr Vigor, and if h '.'Mini
a ju:vi
balm on your wounded heart tonight. T h e until th e n ig h t is so th ick th a t th e hand an lo r tb e Btate tQ perm it them this privilege
an xiou s to m ake up fo r the duiuage it d id
Y o rk city.
the nose, thickening and ulceration of the tilling
membrane, with ll» constant dtsebanre o f un­
irrmvrh «.f l.nir o f tlm mi i tint I ,.lo
ou r race in fu rnishin g the forbidden fru it.
m orning star— the m orning star o f the R e ­
Teasels can load coal a t A lask a and de­ healthy inuctjo anil pus; tuat every breath Is taint­
inch fro m th e eye is unobservable. A n d o i disposing o f their daughters b efore their j
I f t hat fru it w rou g h t death a m o n g the n a­ deemer.
If 4 Lovvrv, Jones Pri iir itf. T i'X iik .
liv e r it at San Francisco cheaper than the ed before the air reaches the lungs; that it causes
f w S account of the backwardness
then, by k in d lin g one o f th e lanterns and eighteenth birthdav, when a g irl o f Massa-j
A CELESTIAL LIGHT.
tions, now all th e natural products shall
railroads can haul it from the P ennsylva­ the constant hawking, expectorating, nose-bl* ail­
■ liv e rn y e a r « y « * 1 in id it sevnre fever,
placing i t in a cleft in th e rocks, there is a cbusettH is o f age.
tho season,'we have concluded to
ing, headaches, padlul loss of homing, noises lu
becom e a sym bol o f blessing. T h e shower­
A g ain , C hrist heralds th e duwn o f m il­
nia mines to N e w York.
and
\v!icn
I
recovered,
niv
lutir
toucan
to
reflection cast on the d om e o f the cave, aud
Italians, Hebrews, Poles, Syrians, Arabs
the head, deafue-o, impaired vision, Inssltude,
sell oar entire Block of high -class tar
in g dow n o f th e wealth o f the orchard w ill
lennial glory. I t is n ight in C hina, n ig h t
there are stars coming o u t in constellations o f the ,n0Bt ignorant classes, men unable to
fa ll out, aud what litt le, u itutim'd t ‘. nn «d
The song “ F a ir H arvard ” was written debility, loss ” f rest and Impaired appetite, and
m ak e us tbluk o f him whom Solom on d e­ In India, n ig h t in Siberia, n ig h t fo rth e vast
Igarments at aboat one-half their cost.
—a b rillia n t night heavens—and yon in- 8ign their names iu th e ir own language and
many years ag o in the F a y House, which is bad breath ; that ia Is the prin Ipal esuse of bron­
gray.
J fried vurlnu « reiiM'diifN, tout
scribes os the ap p le tree am on g the trees o f
chitis, pneumonia and consumption of the lungs ;
m a jority o f the w orld ’s population. B u t it
volun tarily exclaim: “ B e a u tifu l! Beautl- no t understanding a question asked of
now the hom e o f K ad cliffe college, whose T H A ' I T MAN ONLY KK CUBED l»Y LOCAL
f4 B tt Seal Newmarkets......... B IB S
Willi.:
ii!l til itt! I i
t u>
the wood, and th e flowers o f tungled glen
seems to me th ere are some in tim ation s o f
students constitute “ F airer Harvard.”
T K B A T M F M ’ ; that TUB AMERICAN OAfo
il”
,
them
,
appear
iu
the
c
ity
registrar’
s
office
j 3 7 5 Seal Bacques,rume c olla r.B *4 »
and cultured parterre aboil be the d e w
Ui® morning. A l l Spain is to be brought
TARWH CURB is the only remedy known that
Then h e takes the lan tern dow n in other seek ing licenses to m arry girls w h o are to be
W hen Mrs. P e te r Cooper first went to can cure the dtacaio ; that it Is not a paw nt modiglin ted garland fo r the brow o f the Lord
under the. influence o f the gosp el. W h a t is
3 2 5 Seal dasques without “
*S 4
depths o f th e cavern, an d wanders on, and
mothers o f the next generation o f our
housekeeping, it is said th at every article e, ne, but the private prescription ot n physician,
th a t light 1 see breaking o v e r th e top o f
Jehus. Yea. even the night s h a ll be taxed,
wanders o ff, until he comes up from behind Am erican citizens. D u rin g the past week
2 5 6 Heal aau Persian Saoques B !
o f her furniture was made by her husband who devoted 2d years to the study and treatment
Aye:r’s H air V i- o r , a ml muiv my In■ir is
and its brightest star Khali he net as a gem
th e Pyrenees? T h e morning. Yea, a ll I t a ­
of
the
diKoune.an.l
who
thought
the
time
hnd
come
the rocks gradually, and i t seems like t.be three men have com e to tlie registrar’s of­
w ith his ow n hands, including bedroom
j 3 0 8 Beal D moans................
IM
piuui lug rupiiily mid t'« re hI iii 'i'mI 1•* ita
iu tho coronet o f our holy relig ion
ly shall receive th e gospel. Shu shall have
when the public should lisve the benefit of his ex­
dawn o f tu e morning, and i t gets brighter
and parlor “ sets.”
perience. The wist Is tilflllig—80 treatments in
TDK MOI’ MMI STAR.
oriui mil c o l u i - .Mo . All
h e r schools, and her colleges, and her and b righter. The g u id e is a skilled ven­ fice for m arriage licenses wbo have given 16
! The following Military Capes hav*
< “ i Him,
years or less as the age o f the bride. In each
A n exchange credits a w itty am enity to a each bottle for 11 .00—always ready for use ; gives
H
a
v
e
you
e
v
er
seen
the
m
o
rn
in
g
star
ad
­
1
*
i
,
i
churches.
H
e
r
vast
population
shall
sur­
immediate relief. Mulled anywhere, for ft.no
wide raffle collars, and range from 96
triloquist, and he im itates th e voices o f the case they have been to ld to brin g th e girl,
ersou w h o had ju s t taken away an urnvantageously ? I f it was on y o u r way home render them selves to Christ.
" I liavit tiKuil A y
Mu ir
• for
morning, nnd soou the g lo o m is all gone,
r.o »& inches in length :
rella from th e pedestrian in front o f him.
P r e p a r e d by tv, it j t i t K s , VI,
N o. 13
fro m a night's carousal, you s a w none o f
W h a t is th at lig h t 1 see b reak in g over th e and you stand con gratulating yourself over and in one o f the cases the fact th a t the
near ly five jcufrt, mu I luy 1ntir is it: (list,
g irl was 16 and had her guardian’s consent
“ Perm it m e,” he said, “ to return your um ­ N nrtli L ie yen III M re e l, P lilla iP ’lp fila.
its beauty. I f y ou merely turned over
9 2 2 5 Seal Military Capes...... B IB O
to p o f the A lp s? T he m orning. A l l In d ia
tbe w o n d erfu l spectacle.
R l«*» : ,,<i J " I'H •*«’ ;
state o f i *''*•
C. * Ml A THIS, llm arx lst.Tu n is s ilv er.
to
her
m
arriage
was
established
through
a
brella. I foun d it in m y eye.”
you r p illow in th e darkness, glan cin g o u t ' shall come to God. H er idols Khali be cast
1>J5 China Seal Military Capes 1 5
THE DIVINE GUIDE.
T T ,
trusted interpreter. T h is often happens
ami
o f th e window, you know n o th in g ab ou t i dow n . H er Juggernauts Khali lie broken,
T he parent o f a ll the varieties o f apples
W e ll, th ere are a great m any people who
1<J5 Persian Military Capes... 15
when inquiry is instituted. M ore than a
L a v .■ riddiMi the |.ln ins f,.r TwV-l'trv -fl VO
th e cheerful influence o f th a t star. B u t H e r tem ples o f iniquity sh all be d em o l­
Is a sort o f w ild crab. I t is known that this
look
d
ow
n
iu
to
the
grave
as
a
great
cavern.
score
o
f
cases
have
been
refused
outright,
year
lO U Astrakhan Military Capes 3 0
Wm . H e a r i Oft, alius
d USth ere are many in th is house ton igh t who ished. W h a t is th at light I see breakin g
fru it was cu ltivated and improved by the
They th in k i t is a thousand miles subter­
laii^r Jiili,” N c Wchkii'f. W yo
in great passes o f their life, som e o f them
o v e r tho top o f th e Him alayas? T h e m orn­ raneous, and all the echoes seem to be the but in the mass o f business in tb e regis­
ancient G reeks and Romans, and it is be­
180 Wool Seal M11it ary Ca ;>es 3 0
o f suffering, when 25 cea ta j
tr a r ’s office i t is not easy to keep up a phifur ou t at sen, have gazed a t th a t star aud ing. The empurpled cIoik I k Khali g ild th e
lieved that even earlier nations were Instru­
MB Alaska Sable Capes........
voices
o
f
despair,
nnd
th
e
cascades
seem
to
i
a
a
thropic
in
vestigatin
g
bureau
an
d
also
w ill buy a bottle o f
been thrilled th rou gh with indescribable path o f the conquering day. T h e H otten to t
m ental in its cultivation.
be the fa llin g tears th at alw a ys fall, and fu lfill the laws o f Massachusetts, which ,
1 5 Mink Capes................
35
gladness. T h a t star conies tre m b lin g as
w ill come ou t o f his mud hovel to look at
A man’ s genius is alw ays iu the begin­
the g lo o m o f earth seems com ing up in
m
akes
the
m
arriage
o
f
childreu
easy
in
the
j
though with tho perils o f th o darkness
th e dawn; the Chinaman w iil com e up o o
<18 Boaver capes................
35
ning o f life as much unknown to him self
stalagm ite, and the gloom o f the eternal extrem e.
|
und
y
e
t
bright
w
ith
the
an
ticipation
o
f
the
th
e
gran
ite
c
liffs
;
the
N
orw
egian
w
ill
g
e
t
as to others, and It is only after frequent
5 0 Persian Lamb Capes......
15
world seem s descending in the stalactite,
“ T a lk about G retna Green!” says the city '
day. I t seems em otional w ith a ll tender- up on the rocks, and all the Ix-uch o f heaven
trials attended with success that lie dares
making p illars o f indescribable horror. The
registrar, M r. W illia m H . W h itm ore. “ It
4B Astrakhan Capes..........l l . B B
wess, its eyes fille d w ith the, te ars o f many
w ill be crow ded with celestial Inhabitants
think him self equal to those undertakings
grave is n o such place as t h a t to me, thank
w as d ifficu lt to g et m arried in G retna Green
Prepare! I.v Pr.J C. A yet
sorrows,
i
t
is
th
e
gem
on
the
hand
o
f
the
com
e
out
to
see
th
e
sun
rise
o
v
e
r
th
e
ocean
8 0 Astrakhan Capes..........10.<
in which those who have succeeded have
God.
bull! to)' |)riiyBtrlH
compared w ith this city. Gretna G reen was j
o f the w orld ’ s agony.
m orn in g thrust up to signal its coming.
fixed the adm iration o f mankind.—Hume.
2 5 Brown Msrien Capes ... 8 .0 0
Our d iv in e guide takes us dow n into the hedged about and hard in com parison with |
O th er slurs are dim , like h o ly candles in
T h ey shall com e from the east and from
great caverns, and w e have th e lamp to our Boston. T h e laws as th ey stand now hero
2
0 Kremmer Cape................8 .0 0
a cathedral, or s ilv e r beads coun ted in su­ th e went, from the north nnd from th e
H e Had a W inning Way.
feet and th e lig h t In ou r path , and ull the w o u ld do v e ry w ell f o r a country town
perstitious lita n y , but th is is a liv in g star, south, and s it down in th e kingd om o f
Muffs, Hats, Caps, Robes. Trimming
Said th e g ir l w ith the dim ple in her chin*.
echoes in th e rifts of the rock are anthems,
where everybody knew everybody else, hut
a speaking star, a historic s ta r, an evan­ God. These sweltered under trop ical suns.
C
h
a
r
m
"
at about same reduction.
“ D o I look particularly guileless or g u lliand all th e fa llin g waters a re fountains of fo r a city w ith a foreign population like j
g e lis tic star— b rig h t and b rillia n t and tri- These shivered under Icelan d ic tem pera­
h le f I t must be so, I think. L e t mu tell
salvation, and after aw h ile w e look up and
ours— well, th ou gh tfu l people s im p ly have j
it in pliant sym bol o f the g re a t Redeemer.
ture. These plucked the vineyards in Ita ly .
y ou what happened to me yesterday.
behold— th e cavern o f the to m b has become
no
idea
o
f
w
h
at
is
g
o
in
g
on
in
th
is
matter.
|
T h e telegraphic operator puls h is finger on These packed th e tea boxes iu China. These
“ When I g o t home the day before, our
a king’ s s ta r chamber! A n d wh ile we are A n y g irl o f 12 or over and any b oy of 14 i
th e silver key o f the electric instrum ent w ere aborigine* liftin g up th eir du sk y faces
m aid said, ‘ A very folne gentleman called
s lid tiie tid ings fly across th e continent, in th e dawn. Au d the wind sh all w a ft it, looking a t the pomp o t It an everlasting Jnay bo Ilmrrled w ltli consent, anil th e marto see yez today, miss, in n carriage, and
morning begiriH to rise, and a ll tbe tears o f riage
...........................
is legal w ith ou t consent if an y clergy-1
nnd so it seems to me that the fin g e r o f in­ and every m ountain shall becom e a trans­
A D IV ID E N D P A Y E R
here’ s his card.’ The card read: ‘ Air. Iideach c ry stallize into stalagm ite, rising up in m an or justice o f the peace can be prevailed
spiration is placed upon this s ilv e r point figuration, and the sen w ill become th e
C A N I O B T A IN A P A T E N T ?
_____
m und De L a c y W eek s.' I puzzled m y
a pillar on th e one Hide, and a ll the glories
prompt answer and an Honest opinion, write to
upou
to perform the cerem ony, whether .
in th e heavens, an d it, th rill* th rough a ll
w alk in g place o f him who trod the w ave
brains in vain to remember ever having
nl t S N A e ll. , wtoo liave had nearly fifty yea ‘
of heaven seem to be descending iu stalac­ th ey have a license or not.”
o f C rip p le C reek. C o lo ra d o ,
th e earth: “ Behold, 1 bring y o u good tid ­ c liffs of storm y Tiberias, nnd th e song o f
« * pericnett tn the patent business, (u mmimiu
D o m e s t ic A n im a ls n e e d
m e t a Mr. W eeks. Yesterday I was down
tite, m ak in g a pillar on th e other side, and
TI hhe
e records
iwx.rds o
tliiss venr
Laws
Colorado.
Capital
lions strictly confidential. A Ilundboolt of ]
oif tin
y» nr show
snow 57
at mar.
mar- Organized
7()u under
Bhare8>
par of
va!ue
oae nol,8r
each.stock
ings o f great jo y , which shall b o to all peo­ jo y shall rise tow ard heaven, and the g re a t
format ion concerning P ote n t* and bow to ob­
in tlic kitchen puttering around, trying to
you push against the g a te th a t swings be­ riages o f g irls o f 17 or less; three o f these
H A R V E L L ’ S C O N D IT IO N P O W D E R S .
F t J L L - P A I l l A !k U IS O ® -% «-fc »® A I»L E .
tain them sent free. Also a catalogue o f mechan­ ple. Behold, I am the bright an d m orning s k y w ill become a sounding board which
h elp B ridget, who was ironing. The bell
tween
th
e
tw
o
pillars,
and
as
th
e
gate
flashes
ical nnd Holentlflo hooka cent free.
w ere 15 nnd one was a child o f 14. She
150,WOO ® lia re s In T re a s u r y .
star.”
The
m
eaning
o
f
my
t
e
x
t
is
this:
A
s
shall
strike
back
the
shout
o
f
salvation
to
Patents taken through Munu A Co. receive
rang, and w h o should it bo but Mr. Weeks.
open you fin d it is one o f th e 12 gates which
special notice in tho Mcientltle A m erican , and the m orning star precedes and promises the th e earth un til it rebounds again to th e
™ inthe“n‘,"“]"r,scb,°°1
»'oresl,“rt «IrtSS* SaS°'
' K K K n i ’ cSwK
“ W ell, I hurried up the back stairs to in y
are 12 pearls. Blutwed l>e G od th at through
thus are brought widely berorotbo public with­ com in g of a d ay, m >Christ h erald s the nat­
dresses. W hen her teacher sent to sea why creek,mid In held under a United States patent,
th rone o f the A lm igh ty , and th e m orning
out cost to the Inventor. Tills splendid paper,
room . I m ade quite an elaborate toilet,
this gospel th e mammoth c a v e o f the sepul­ she did not com e to school it seemed to her
Work is toeing earned oil da« and night,aad high
Issued weekly, elegantly lllustruleil. has by far t.lio ural and spiritual dawn.
s
ta
r
o
f
Christian
hope
w
ill
ixteome
the
fu
ll
f o r o f course I wanted to make a good im ­
OF VALUABLE
cher has become the illu m in ed star cham­ impossible to believe th a t she was married. Kraf,e ore la being taken out in lirger q'lantltlea.
largest circulation o f any scientific work In thy
In the first place, C hrist heralded the sunburst o f m illen nial glory.
world. s;t a year. Sample copies sent free.
pression on th e gentleman who had called
ber of tb e k in g!
H e r parents bail coeeeetedl T h e etate ot
Building Edition, monthly, f-Vro a year. Hlnglo com in g o f the creation. T here w as a tim e
A g ain , Christ, heralds the d aw n o f heaven
on me tw o successive days in a carriage.
conies, ‘l . i cents. Every number contains beau­
I would G od that if m y sermon today
tiful plates, in colors, anil tdiotogruph* o f new when there w as no order, no sound o f beau­ upon every Christian’s d y in g pillow . I does n o t lead you to C h rist th at l>efore Massachusetts tvs represented by its ofli- r a t e o f 2 4 per c e n t per an n u m o n m u ou u t
“ F inally I descended to the parlor. Mr.
cials was helpless to look after the welfare In vended,
II. H .o F F lC E M , s e e. At T re a s ,
house* with plan*, euatdmg builders to show tho ty . N o w ing stirred. N o w o rd wkh ut­ suppose you have noticed th at the charac­
Edmund Do L acy W eeks was a handsome
morning, loo k in g out o f t lie window, the
o f its citizens. O f course a change in the , A
i T c « i ? T « f V b K K ESZ
tered. N o lig h t sped. A s fur as God could
teristics o f people in their h ealth y days are
The undersigned, assignee of Win, T. Halley»
young man, w ith brown eyes ami a lig h t
astronomy o f the night keaveus m ight lead
la w raising the age when a g ir i m igh t! stock, prospectus and experts’ reports maybe
look up, ok far dow n, as far o u t, theye wits very apt to be th eir characteristics in th eir
mustache. H e hod a sweet, deep, persua­ wlu> low made *n hhh gniiiciit for the lien- ID of bis
you
to
th
e
fe
et
o
f
Jesus.
m arry to 18 years would also raise the age obtained from the banking house of
creditors, who will sell ut public sale, at the
nntidng. Imm easurable solitude. Height d y in g days. T h e dyin g words o f am bitious
s iv e voice, a gracious manner, a correct .sheriff’* office, In Iho village of
Ilark, hark! To God the eliorua breaks
o f her possible husband to 21 years. But l i D L O U N S B E R Y . 57 Btoadm Ht* Xofk
and depth and length and breadth o f noth­ N apoleon were, “ Head o f th e a r m y .” T h e
pronunciation and an altogether w inning
From every host, from every gem;
1 as a m atter o f fact boys seldom ap p ly for
n i lu w n < ,_ n i>
_ _
T lld h U I V I.lt ,
ingness. Did C h rist then exist? Oh, yes. d y in g words o f poetic Lord B yron were, “ I
•way about h im , and—w hat did he want?
But one alone, Iho Saviour speaks—
| th e responsibilities o f th e head o f a house-1
S - illl
' l l - v k o t i iin n o i
“ B y him were a ll things m od e that ure m ust sleep now .” The d yin g w ords o f a f ­
Is the Star of Bethlehem.
O b , well, he— be—wanted to sell m o 'H a lf in the County of Ocean and Male of New .Jersey,
j hold before th at age. T h e bridegroom s o f | /oaMcap.
" E T S 01 - M w o (j
on
marie—things in heaven and th in g s in earth,
fectionate Ia>rd Nelson were, “ K iss m e,
H ou rs W ith Statesmen’ on sulwcription.
th e little m arried g irls o f Massachusetts j '2|3Xky |«u Top Buggy...i i ; ;
Out th* _
and things under th e earth.”
j H a rd y .” T he d y in g words o f V o lta ire were,
F r i d a y , J a n u a ry 6, 1893,
S till A n oth er W ay.
“ Yes, I subscribed,” she sighed, “ and now
S o rto a li J B T - I »P sw“Ttot
* » «8* a.......•
are usually men double that age. jookqu
^ v * liioufeir
ALLY es, he antedated the creation. He led us he snw one whom he supposed to be
I ’ m trying to find an easy way to break the Between the hours of 8 and fi o'clock, viz, at
A sm ooth talk in g you n g m an gained the
!&<l Road Wngiin.yJft 00imputltorK.
wom en have spent a good deal o f thought J
fo rth Arclurus und ids sons. H e shone bo­ Jesus in the room, “ Crush th a t w retch.”
2 o'clock.
new s to p ap a."—C hicago Record.
confidence o f a trusting w om an the other
Buy of f*c-g
Ifi Road f!art...l
(. K. <!. VVKMT H NERVE AND Hit AIN fore the find, ninrnitiir 11iw vnln« w as heard
and tim e and m oney fo r the child widows
ono 12-room frame cottage situate on Rio
i-o
.i
t.nry
nnd
**vo
B
u
t
1
have
noticed
that
the
d
y
in
g
w
ords
o
f
p
H
i
n
day, and as sometimes happens the young
10 I,r 1
Jl ' , w
Urande sveuue, llnlly lloaoli, lot mi by lui, and TREATMENT, u specific for llyslerlu. Pizzluess, ,
.... —.
Bur.U.S ' .... 4.7u MiiliMmnan’...............
‘ttclaohe, Nervous Pros ratlin
raiimi : ln
m tlie
lu,! concert w hen
nen the
tne m orn in g fl
stars ser- C hristians a lw a ys mean peace. G enerally woman w a s deceived H e r brother plnyed o f India. T h ere is room for a good deal of
Fits. Neuralgia.
Ileadachn,
13(1Toam " . f
profit. OaUA G lacier Tomb.
known us the Hal'ey property.
•rgiin Saddle..>{lI.H&!loiriio Kith.
.. alcohol >>r tobacco. Wakefulness, Men-1 enaded the ad ven t o f our in fa n t earth,
th e pain is all gone, and there is great q u i­ a silent p art, and his b ic yc le was the cause endeavor iu behalf o f the child brides of
Une-thlrd
undivided
Interest
In
the
Ihtmcgut
A fte r lon g years the glacier o f Roserlane,
U. S. BUGQY & CART CO.,
M assachusetts,- B oston Transcript.
city Beach Association, containing the hotel “ 1
...l’ '' 1'™ ’"™ .
o f Hr.... .. .
l». when, wrapped
In » w m Ii III. m«K cloth e,° o f etud e through the room. A s one o f these o f it all. I t happened in th is way:
. * *.
2to IrtLivvrnnH* H' . ftlmdnnntl.0.
ab ove M eirlngen,has told the sequel to an old Oceania, and furniture m the same, Aid about, sm> nalHt), uilsuiy, decHV, ilt'ttUi, Friuualurw Out Aa« 1.. . .
It lay in th e arms o f th e great Jebrothers told me o f his m oth er iu t he last
MarreiinciH. Low of Power lnf
to eUhor'stx.'iinpo! ■
A nu m ber o f small boys w ere playing in
A lp in e m ystery. In 1880 one Dr. H aller and building toils,
Ilia
F
ir
«t
and
Last
Com
plaint.
‘Vumli1
Wt!iikii('F«i'ti*.
hovah.
He
saw
th
e
first
foun
tain
iuid.
l
i
e
eitey,
Lminorrhuea
ami
all
Feinub
m
om
ent:
“
Wlie
looked
up
and
said,
point­
one ouarier undivided Interest In a syndicate
Madison street, B rooklyn, a few days ago,
t w o guides o f G rindciwaln made an ascent
used
saw the first lig h t kindled. T h a t hand in g to some supernatural being th at seemed
of laud containing sinnit gnu acres situate on Involuntary Loa-es, 'permdorr
“ I rem em ber,” said a w ell k n o w n en­
when th e y were approached by a well
xertion of brain, solf-abase, oyer-Jmililfro m which th ey never returned, but now Long Beach, near llarvoy Cedar*.
liv m*;;. which was afterw ard crushed upon the to he in the room , ‘ Look a t th a t b rig h t dressed m an, who asked th em i f they knew gineer th ou gh tfu lly, “ when I first went,
(Jue tbdt undivided Interest In the following gencu a moiilir* treatment, 61,0 for
th e slowly m ov in g bed o f lee has g iven up
w e guarantee six tioxe* to cure. Earn, order lor cro^s was thrust into chuns, and it brought
form . W h y, they have come fo r m e now .’ ”
runn ing on th e Lackawanna railroad . 1 j
any
one
w
b
o
owned
a
firs
t
class
safety
bi­
its secret and brought forth a dead m a n - lots,situate m Windsor Park, Ocean comity, N,
ooxes, with tA will send written guaranies m ou t one world and swung it in th at orbit;
J.. viz.: Lot No 138, 140, M l, M i, U4, Mil, aud
T h e lattice is turned so th at the lig h t ia cycle.
w as stuck on m y job , loved m y engine |
fund If not cured, (JiuuHiitees tonned only hy
on e o f I)r. H a lie r ’s unfortunate party, but 14#, III section No. |,
and brought another world an d swung it
v e ry pleasant. I t is peuce a ll around. Y ou
nnd was tw ic e as jealou s o f her as I am of
One b rig h t little fe llo w pointed out a
whether the professor him self or a guide it
I.uta Nos. rtO and 70each Inclusive find Nos 88, by c vv. MBNK, iraggist.sole agent,Newark,N.J
in another orbit, and brought, o u t all the ask yourself: “ W h y, can this be a d y in g house aud said a man th ere owned one.
m y w ife. W
is no longer possible to determine. A drink­ s», 90. 9'(, 94. Oh, Hint 192, |p», 101, IBB, mid IVfl In
, e hud a trainm, ,aster th at got
W hy Chews Cough and Consumption Remedy i*
section No. v.
w o rld s and sw un g them in th e ir particular room ? I t is so d ifferent from an yth in g I The stranger went to the house und asked
notion th a t w e w ere p u lling tra in s far so highly praised by those who use It, Is that it
in g cup o f old fnshioned manufacture and
No. IB In section No U.
orbits. They cam e lik e sheep u t th e c all o f e v er expected.” A n d you w a lk th e floor, to see th e m an’ s daughter, b u t as there was to o lig h t, and he commenced p u ttin g on never falls to afford immediate relief and effect s
S H E R IF F ’S SA L E .
a m agnifying glass were found beside the
Any information win be furnished upon appbcars
A fte r a hard trin — donhlinir run- *PpedJ cure, couiiuettdilig itself to the notice of
a shepherd. T h e y k new his voic e , and he and you look o u t o f the w in do w , and you no daughter his sister w e n t to the door.
lallon to the subscriber on or before the day of
corpse.
cars. A fte r a nnru u 'ip — uouDiing, run . prof-saioual men who take pieacure in speaking
sale.
•ud it tom* nt sale,
I V I K H F, of H writ Of FI Fa.. Issued out called them all by their names.
com e back and look at your w atch , and you The man said he was se n t to repair her
n in g for w ater aud the lik e —
- I w e n t to see good words tu ita prai.s. ..
An opinion voluntarily
T n e incident recalls perhaps one o f the
of Ihe court of Ciunccrv of ihe Mule of
J. F. ROHKItTN,
Oh, it is an interesting th ou g h t to me to
loo k a t the face o f the patient again, and brother’s w heel, and she show ed it to him.
|and cheerfully
rfully jriven
given by Dr. Willard H. Morse of
tho
president
o f the road.
m ost pathetic tales recorded o f A lp ine dis­
ew .Jersey und to me directed, I will sell ui puliAssignee of Win. T. Halley,
Westfield, N. J , follow* "John W. Chew of
know th atC iirist hud Komething to do with
th ere is no change, except th a t th e face is
j vendue on
com e to
80| Muiket street, Camden, N J.
He said i t w as sadly in need o f repair and
aster—that in which a glacier after many
M r. President, said I, ‘ I ’ ve
ve «--uuie
io ; garnegat,' N . j „ mauutactures a cough remedy,
ro
easy
the creation. I see now why it w as
becom ing m ore radiant, m ore illu m in ated .
see you about these heavy trains,
th ey which is attaining a urge and growing popularity,
that It w o u ld be necessary to take it to the
years brings to the light a corpse, freshaud
Wednesday, Januaiy 10, 1894,
fo r him to change w ater into w in e; he first
T h e w ave o f deatli seems c o m in g up h igh­ firm’ s shop. H e gave h e r a receipt, but
a re ju st p u llin g the stuffing r ig h t ou t o f and which we taae great pleature In saying Is
you n g as when death fe ll, and an ancient
SH E R IFF'S SALE.
At the hotel of Cowdrlck A (look, in t'ie viliau.. created the water. 1 see now w h y it was e r and higher un til it has touched the after he had departed the you n g woman be­
n
ie iI can
can’ d
t ta
care
o fi tier
h e r in
thiss aud
distinctively
disorders
theuthroat
iniY
y en
« nah
giiit.
ta k
a et (a
re o
,I|Bgg Itremedial
doe8 notof8lmply
a„ ay>ofbul
effeo.
dam e, the lo v e r o f the dead guide, recog­
of Toms toiver, lu the
,
ho eimy for him to cure the m ania; lie first
_____
_ .v
..... ..
an
kle;____
then
it -com
es on ,.p
up u n til it luuvuva
touches came uneasy and went to th e bicycle firm ’s
nizes her sweet heart, lost so long. Tim e has
w a y . I ve g o t the best engine on th e road, tually cures by removing the diseased condition,
’ New .Jerau.i, betwi
Y V l l l r i'F . of H writ of FI. Fa . Issued out
M
uV'tae
b
lliw
i
crt‘H,‘‘’
,
11,0
ii'te
llc
c
l,
1
seu
now
w
h
y
it
was
J
th
e
knee,
and
then
it
conies
on
up
un
til
i
t
and
I
don’t
propose
to
see
her
overloaded
It
Is
enttrely
i.atmtess
and
is
not
a
quack
rnedldock r. m , oil auld
of the Court of chancery, of the Mate of
stood still w ith him —for 50 years he has
store und asked about th e stranger. The
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.
.
.
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...
j
j
j*
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«
cine.” VV II. MORSE, M. D. Dr. Willard *•
U.
•al eslnty;
ho easy for him to hush the tem pest; ho j reaches the gird le, and then i t com e--------•Jersey, and to me directed I will sell at pub­
on up firm knew nothin g of him .
an d abused w ith ou t a kick.
s le p t in the ice—aud slie, grown old ami
Moise is a phynictan of high professional standing
lic vendue on
All those swerul iraeis or | i t* r of lum! situ- j sank Genutsarct. I see now w h y it was so
fm til it reaches t he lip mid th e soul is about
“ ‘ I ’ll toll yo u ,’ said lie, ‘ the best way and Is al.m a therapeutist and consulting chemist.
w ithered w ith burden o f long life and much
The b ro th e r and sister are w ondering now
ate in the Township of Itrlc county (>! occsn easy for him to sw in g fish into S im o n ’s net;
to be floated aw a y into glory, an d you r o ll whether th a t $150 bicycle w ill ever return.
to fix that,— lenime sen, which en g in e is His opinion c.«n lie regarded as good professional
sorrow, recognizes her lover o f half a cen­
sad Mule of New Jersey.
Wednesday, January 3, 1894,
No i. Hegiuiiing at. a stone slsiidlug on the lie m ade the fish. 1 sc now w h y it was so back tlie patient’s sleeve, anil y ou put your —New Y o r k Herald.
yours? T h e A n thracite? Oh, yes. Well, au hortty.
tu r y ago.—San Francisco Argonaut.
At the Everett. House, In the village of Tucker- not Hi side (.| the Idgliw.iv Iroiii i.’eim ll.ldgeio
finger on the pulse, and It is g e t tin g w eak ­
Barnegat, N J Feb. Sflth, 1893.
ns I was saying, the com pany w a n t a few
ton, In the <anility of Ocean and Slate of New Jer­ Hurrsvd.e, illsdint live ehaliis suiy links oh u tasy fo r him to g iv e sigh t to tho b lind innn;
M r J W Chew, Dear Sir: I take pleasure in
e r am i weaker, and the pulse stops, and
sey, between the hours of 12 a and 6 o'clock i\ M , ■curse norih llilrty-ttve degrees west Hum ihe lie created the o p tic nerve.
engines; suppose’ n y ou sell her to the stating
T reated the P rin c e.
Th® Grand O ld Man.
that for about one year we have kept
on said duv, the following . esc.lied real estate :
I see now w h y i t was so easy fo r him to
y ou hardly know whether the life ha* gone
luilheastc
liter
ol
edar
midge;
tneuce
l
souiu
road,
th
ey’
d
ju
s
t
as
lie
f
pull
all
th
e
cars
Chew’s cough Remedy lu onr house aud have
A lady who has recently conus from abroad
Prince H e n r y o f Prussia, th e brother o f
All ihat tra il or pare,el of land and p emir.es weniy - live degrees thirty minutes west two raise Lazarus fro m the dead; lie created the
o u t or not. Indeed you cannot tell when
w ith her as not. H o w much do y ou want always found it a great comfort In case of cougmi
the em peror o f Germany, w h ile hunting a
is responsible fo r this true but somewhat hereinafter particularly described, si mite, lying ■littius, lucre 11 less to the h..iiiii line of Ib-mj laxly o f Lazarus aud tho rock th at shut
and colds. Fr m u
w
she goes away, she goes aw ay so calm ly.
and being in the village ..f Tuckerton, In ihe itUUiim’RcsiHie ; 9 siciig said Huiiyou’s line uorili
fo r her?’ ” — L ocom otive Engineer.
irreverent anecdote, which shows the esti­ County
mm
C O
>d Ocean and Nude of Nm? ,lers«v, wiili thirty-three degrees West llVo uiialus fort) links him in. Borne suppose that C h rist came a Perhaps it is 4 o ’ clock iu the m orn in g, an d few days a g o in the neighborhood of K iel,
m ation in w hich M r. Gladstone is held by do* buildings thereon erected, luie the property ic t tt west, coaler ot want Huuycn; tv, south Klvaugev to Bethlehem . Oh, no. He cre­
started to cross a field, wh en he w as stopped
R
N D
y ou have tbe lied wheeled around to th e by a peasant. A s he w as unable to per­
W
om
en
L
iv
e
L
o
n
ge
r
Than
3Ien.
W
u
C
w
R
m
u
m
h is fam ily. She was calling on Mrs. G lad­ and resilience of .loseph Ltpplucott, drcca-o d.
Igh'y-flve degrees east two chains I » the ufcie- ated the shepherds, and the (lucks they w in dow , and th e d y in g ono look s o u t in to
u
mm
u
stone, and th e “ Grand Old M an" had not situate on ilie noiih side of Hie Main street lu the ald highway ; 4. along Hit* sam north lorty Uve
suade tb e peasant to u llow b im to trespass,
T h e fact th at women live lon ge r than u
wes'erly part o f the said village of Tuckerton, ad­
watched, and the hills on w hich they pas­ tb e night sky, nnd she sees som eth in g th at
u
M
w
m ode an appearance.
T he conversation joining on the west liuids of nmiuiel a Llpplncott iegrees thirty minutes east three eliauiH to he
be
in
vited
him
into
a
n
eighboring
res­
m
en
is
thus
illustrated
by
the
Westm
inster
u
place of ix'giniiliig. Containing cue acre, moru u. tured, and the heavens that overarched their attracts her attention, and y o u wonder
d rifted around to E nglish politics, repeal, slid on the east lands of Daniel I*, .loslln, eoiitalutaurant an d treated him to several glasses
G azette: T he excess o f females o f a ll ages
M
heads,
and
the
angels
that
chanted
the
w
h
at
it
is.
an d the general opinion seemed to bo that mg about one acre, which Haul lot or n|ecc of Man
o f beer. F in a lly tlie peasant asked his en­
M
W C w D
B.-ginnlug ui a white oak tree, marked chorus on th at Christm as n ig h t. T h a t
o v e r males o f all ages in E n glan d and
ami appurtenances the sal.t Hatnoei A.Mppincod on lour slii.
AN EYE ON TDK STAR.
h. iteii.g tne most wenn-riv corner ol
w
w
m u
th in g s were g oin g pretty badly.
tertainer w b o he was, and o il gettin g the
i,ecume sotzed of by Peed of convevHiiee from
W a les is only about 8% per cent (in round
Himvr ; Hitmen I, sooth tiiirir-isreo de- hand which was afterw ard nailed to the
W h y , it is a star. It is a s ta r that- ou t o f
u
w
“ W e should be thankful, however,” said •Jarvis it. Hur lett, adinlnlsiralor of Joseph j.lpauswer said, “ Then I m u s t treat you to
figures,
15,000,000
minus
50,000
to
14.000,000
i
I
wo
chains
sixty
links;
a,
sou.li
iwcivu
u
u
u
m
cross
was
an
om
nipotent
aud
creative
its silver rim is pouring a supernatural
th e visitor, “ th at there is One above who plneoii, deceased, dated the fourth day ol June, degree* thirty uiin'ite.i west two chslus loin teen
beeralBO.”
I
t
is
needless
to
add
that
the
m
m
m
plus
50,000).
B
ut
when
we
begin
to
com­
i86S.
hand, and the w h ole universe w as poised
lig h t into that d y in g experience. And you
links
to
1
\
i.son
Havens’
••
o
l
I
>wa
up
;
”
a,
norm
,
„
,.
.
u
u
u
m
w i l l watch o v e r us,” m eaning a benign
prince coutinued liis bunt w ith ou t further
pare women over 60 w ith men over 00 the
That Ihe lot of laud described In s i eed of
f his fingers. B efore the say, “ W h at is it th at you are lo o k in g at?”
flve degrees thirty niinuicK west three j ou llie 1*P u*
u
m
u
Providence.
conveyance made by Hamuel A. Llpplncott and seventy
• fem ale m ajority becomes much greater,
cnslus eighty luik* to a cedar tree; *, north tin
’ ’ ~
u
u
N
w o rld
was, C h rist was. A ll th e worlds Bbesays, " I t is a star.” Y ou say, " W h a t Interruption.— Berlin l e t t e r .
“ Y es,” assented Mrs. Gladstone, whom* wd*‘ to the said William II. itsle. dutul April is, n-uiuc degrees 1 rty live minutes chm loin chalui
j and when w e once pass 85 the old m en are
1came trooping up out. o f the darkness, and
issfi, ciiiiipiisiug fom.four hundredths of an acre
star
is
it
th
at
seems
so
w
ell
t
o
please
you?'
links i . ihe begin lug. C.btaiulug inueiv
thoughts w ere eviden tly on her celebrated of 1*1 d, u* set forih lu eomidttluatJt'* said bill be
U n m arried (ilrls K e p t I n Cage*.
40 000 bo es o Chew s Cough
' nowhere. T h e fem ale nonogenarians near­
! he greeted then
fut her g re e ts his chil“ O h ,” she says, ‘ ‘ that is the m orning star
hnsband, “ ho lias ju st gone upstairs to hrst sod to pay and satisfy unto the said com­ three hundredths oi an acre, Ktrloi me*-ure.
The inh abitan ts of N e w B rita in liave a pe­
ly double th e male; th ere are 854 women and Consump on Remedy now nea
Lot No, s. uegiiiMiug HI H codar tree, marked dren, with a
l m orning,” o r a "Good
—Jesus!" I w ou ld like to have m y death­
chan ge his collars and cuffs!” —Kansas plainant, toe said Mini of mono., interest und on four sides, rinuoiug ou the norm side o f Cedar
culiar custom o f confining th e ir g irls in cages
o v e r 95 to o n ly 354 men, nnd 104 gamm ers y eady
n
ig
h
t.”
B
ail.
lx>nl
Jesus,
m
orn
in
g
star
o
f
co.ts;
nod
that
In
esse
the
proceeds
of
sale
of
the
d s bu on T o be pu
bed
under
th
at
evangelistic
s
ta
r
—I
w
ou
ld
C ity Times.
branch alt m three ciiam* iioanvuNictn
until th ey a re old enough t o be married.
to 42 gaffers who own to a century.
satd lot be l>.sufficient to |nv and satisfy not® ihe bridge
lik e to have m y eye on that star, so I could
troui the bridge, the 4th and uur.hwesi corner of Ih e first creation!
on on s me s
said comp lain >nt the aforesaid Mini of mosey, in­ lot No. t above; thence suiith forty degrees went
The cages are made of the p a lm tree, and the
-------- ■-----------------COMFORT FOR CHRISTIANS.
be assured o f the morning. T h en the dash
terest
mid
costs
the
residue
of
the
lands
described
A n oth er L ife Savor.
duiiiN m ire or Ions n. Hie suiith lm« of the
T he P u b lic Press.
A g a in , Christ heralds the d a w n o f com­ o f the surf o f the sea o f death w o u ld only g irl* are p u t in to them when 2 or 3 years of
ti Ihe complainant'* bill be sold to pav und satis- Hire.*
(Mil hwain.i” l s c ; thence easterly, northern
T h e respiration apparatus invented by fy unto the compluliiaoi the balance of the alorebe tb e b illow in g up o f the prom ise, “ W hen age. These cages are b u ilt inside o f the
I t m ay be tru th fu lly affirmed th a t the
nnd Westerly ulong the various lines of said "Old fort in a C hristian soul. Som etim es we
P epa ed by JOHN W CHEW
P rofessor V o lt o f Germany has been re­ said sum of money, interest and costs,
com e to passes in life where a ll kinds of thou passest through the w a ter, I w ill be houses, and th e girls are n ever allowed to
Nwamp
'
ir„et
Jo
the
In
ginning.
Containing
two
p
u
b
lic
press
is an educator; th at i t is the
Seized as lire properly of Samuel A. I.lpplnn dt,
ceived by the Y a le College Medical school.
more ot '“ •*
tribulations m eet us. Y ou art* b u ild in g up w ith thee, and th e rivers, th e y shall no t leave tbe house under an y circumstances.
ot. nis , defendants, and taken lu exec utoll at the
cham pion o f righ t, tbe defender o f the in ­ Ba nega N J
Lot ■O. 4. It*tunning at then rihni*
I t s purpose is to measure the oxygen ab­ suit of N l). Vaosani, executor, etc,, of Solomon
some great enterprise. You h a ve built the overflow thee.” A l l other lig h ts w ill f a il The houses are closely fenced in w ith a sort
F o sa e by E R Cah
and C B
jured,
and
th
e
terror
o
f
evildoers,
and
|'(IM (if the h* 1.1 ( edar tiiKlge ; thence
north
sorbed by the body and the carbonic acid Leeds, deceaacd. complainant, and to op sold oy
foundation ~tht* w all. You are ju s t about — the lig h t th at falls from th e scroll o f o f wicker w o rk made o f reeds. Ventilation
three degree-<weal one ch.,in Inri) four,
w h a t is o f encouragement to a ll is th e fact Ma h s D ugg s s Toms R ve
N J
FRANK M. (1IAMHKK8, Sheriff. stake
an d watergiveu off. From thodata thus ob­
under th e circumstances is rendered diffi­
Mil toil) - rn-ce degree* v
to put on tin* capstone, when e veryth in g is fam e, the light th at flashes fro m the gem
th
a
t
it
keeps
in
the
advance
and
carries
clulns
tiny
|
|
■uka to a atone, ihe i-.'gniun
tained, the decomposition o f the laxly can
demolished. Y o u liave a Siarp a il strung in ,th e beautiful apparel, tb e lig h t th a t cult. T h e g irls are said to g ro w up strong
M9
I’ r’s fee. $9 72. of a •i»ue sen• lot couv W'd oy WUltdU 1'
ita standard in the fro n t o f civilizatio n
i lw
b e determined, and the decomposition
and
h
e
a
lth
fu
l
in
spite
o
f
these
disadvan­
fo
r
sweetest
accord,
and
some
g
re
a
t
agony
flAmes from t he burning lam ps o f a ban­
Abraiis ii rt.conk; a along sai l Uti. .........
an d o f refinement. I f not the id e a l leadtages.
caused by the digestion o f the various kinds
six (b'g.t*. * thirl) uiliiiiieM west two chain-, f .rii- crushes it. T here is a little voice hushed iu
q u e t—but this light, bunts on and hums on.
I er, i t is at least a liv in g exponent o f best
o f food compared. I t is hoped that the e x­
igh links to a smiic ; 4 south thnly-tn o >to g t-i-s tlie household.
B lu e eye closed. Color
P a u l kept his eye on that m orn in g star
! th oughts o f good men, and is, as a rule,
T ig Sticking.
e»s« eight)-live links lo a ala«e m me swamp; r.
perim ent* w ill result in the selection o f
u n til he could say: “ I ant now ready to be
south Nfveinv-ioiir ..eg..... titty f .itr mUiuics ewM dashed out o f th e cheek. T h e foo t stijl.
fou n d upon th e side o f truth and r igh t.—
The m ost popular sport in India is “ pig
d ie ts that w ill prolong the lives o f those
IXlevii links; « south s, vemy-ouc Oe- Instead o f the qu ick feet in th e hall, the
offered, and the tim e o f m y depa rtu re is a t sticking.”
A number o f elephants form a F o r t W orth (T e x .) Gazette.
su ffering from consumption and other dis*rvfN m m j.^ x mimn«s w est. igm« links,more or heavy tread o f those who m arch to the
hand, 1 have fo u g h t the good figh t. I have circle and beat the ju n gle t o d riv e the w ild
• i-iif south c lge or the hrouk ; 1 down haul
eases.—Philadelphia Ledger.
finished m y course. I have kept the faith
tin- several courses thcieol. to tne Orgiii- grave. Oh, what are people to d o am id all
T he P e rv e rs ity o f Youth.
•t putotic sale made toy the Sheriff f the •ciiniv of
boars out in to the open. H e re are stationed
Containing eighty.one Immlredihs ..i an these sorrows?
E dw ard Payson kept his eye on th at star a number o f horsemen w ith lances, who
(X'psn, under an exeunion Ihhup<I oiii of lhe‘ -Mi- mug.
rye.l to
Substitutes For Coal.
“ Bobby is atten ding t o his piano lessons O
u
Som e sit dow n and mourn. Som e bite u n til he could say, “ T bebreezes o f heav
preRif Court o f New Jersey, in the esse of The Mar i, nun or tom
im
mediately
g
ive
pursuit
t
o
th
e
boar.
He
y
sad
wife,
v e ry fa ith fu lly o f la te ,” said th e Youth's
A c o u p lo o f g irls in Paris used to keen i'einiRyivaniH Railrosrt Company vs. The bong b«*nug eveu
th eir lips until the blood com e*. Some
m
m
w
u
u
fan m e.” I)r. G oodw in kept h is eye ou th at
gives them a w ild chase u n til some lance
Reach Hshtuad CmtiMuy, toe ioiiotsing portinn
uncle.
heucii h-i
them selves w a rm by burning orange peel of
of I
Halve * ami w rin g their pale hands. Some f a i l ou their evangelistic star until he could say, " I am
w
m
m
u
the rallroHd anc fiBiicldscs of ;he ns.d The
has
wounded
him,
then
he
tu
rns
and
gives
(coo
Uai
ve
letfl
“ Y es ,” replied his m other; “ I don’t
. tud i _ .................
an d empty spools. Corks are also recom­ i ong Beach hat'road Companr, that M to » nt, all
faces. Some lie ou their backs helpless and swallowed up in G od.” John T ennant kept
u w
m
w
m
tlou H III.■H of VVlit miii J Clayton, v'.'iup.inuhave any trouble w ith him a b ou t that
mended. T h ere is a story told o f a w ell that portion or the main Hue of nmI<I railroad up- ant, and to ticul
look up into what seems to th em an on- h is eye on that evangelistic s ta r until he the horsemen a desperate figh t. Sometimes
soi'l tij
m
A
u
u u
horses are ripped open by th e huge tusks of
n o w .”
k n o w n E nglish curate w h o pocketed every ginning at a point No feet north of where the
hrsni-n line • f Maid railroad Join* the said nut!.: J. Hot m s m EH A N K M ClIAMIJKiS, Nherlff. p ity in g heaven. Som e puli th eir h air down could say, “ W elcom e, sweet L o r d Jesus— the boar. I t is most excitin g, but extreme­ I
W
u
uw
w
“ H ow d id you m anage it?”
KPsai.i ., Solu nor,
co rk he cam e across at a dinner table. Una and exten d in g Iheoo soich w anlly nr) r. ei to
over their eyes and look th rou gh w ith a
welcom e etern ity.”
N o oth er star ever ly dangerous —Exchange.
lM*t.
Mill
IV * fee, *14.7(1. fiend's glare. S om e with both hands press
“ Some o f th e neighbors com plained of
u
A
u
W h e n questioned as to th is singular hab­ where the said i>r.nn h 1 ne o f sain raiiroail J.dus
pointed a m ariner into so safe a harbor.
| th e noise his exercises made, and I told
i t , he blushed and said be gave them to the said n ictn line, ihem e W eslwardit acrosth eir hot brain and want to d ie aud cry: N o other star e v er sunk its silvered anchor
w
B
m
m
m
UsruegHi c a y to the rihi.i land and ih. nee to a
W w te rn Washington.
! h *ni about it. N ow he thinks i t ’ s fun to
th e p jor. A sufficient number o f corks point on th e I nche ton HviiroHd near the village
“ O G od! O G od !”
Jauig n ig h t, bitter in to th e waters. X o other star e v er pierced
u
w w
u w
I t is said there is room behiud the O lym ­ pra ctice.” — W ashington Star.
w o u ld keep a coallcss man w ith a good tire o f M»nnalirtWkin ; and also the nrain h line o l n®«|
n ight, stupendous night of the w o rld 's suf­ •uch accum ulated cloud or beckoned w ith
E
u
u
u
m
pic range in western W a sh in g ton for R,000
a l l day. F ir cones nre b I ho advised and railroad rxtrn d iin r from Us Hloieamid Juiieimu
ferin g! Some k now not w h ich way to such a holy luster.
point w ith awtd mam Ime »ouUi*avd|y OU V.o g
N
w
w
w
m
m
m a k e a floe, cheery blare; likew ise corn­ nesth to Beach Haven: including a il the rallwav,
A
turn. But not so the Christiau man. He
W it h lanterns and torches and a gu id e homesteaders, in addition to the 4,000 or
m
m
6,000 alread y settled there. A s yet the
cob s.— N ew Y o r k Evening Sun.
looks up toward th e heavrtia. H e sees a
»a y », right* of way, til tract *. bMogcs, via.'u. u,
w e went d ow n in the M am m oth cave o f
—
m
u
culvpits, fences, <i> pois, stall.hi ti.-u* -.-, I.eight
conntry is c u t off from th e outside world,
m
m
bright appearance iu the heaven*. Can it
K
eutucky.
Y
ou
m
ay
walk
14
m
iles
and
see
m
m
Muses. Wafer sutio.ia, and mu other nut •lings
fe .p M s e ly «*U 1 m1 and is a., much o f • w illx* only a fallin g star? Can it be on ly a de­ no sunlight. I t is a stupendous place.
Never K new a .Mother’ ll Lore.
u
m
and sirnetinvs uveil In ihe matuti i ance or <u»erH — u
m
w
u
b e e n lt s u x - k e d a n d a n n
lusion? N av, nay
T he lon ger he looks Som e places th e roof of the cave is 100 feet
A t tbs funeral o f S ir Andrew Clark, at ion of ihe m Ih portion of ihe n* m niaiii lint of
u w
ln
, « a » W ur t . t .
jJ ie d w i i h ut*w m e d ic in e s ,!* n o w o p e n .
th e m ore distinct it becomes, u n til after high. T he grottoes filledjw ith w eird echoes;
W hich is described as one o f "th e most im ­ u d railroad, or Die <-ianeh III e thereof, wiib the j
u
w
—H
[ lands api-urtenaiu to Ihe midi*; and aim) all 'isn- I H a v i n g r e m o v e d m y o ffic e to t h e a t o i e
pressive o f the period,” almost every lady chises connected wnn or relating to die * -i I por
Box 88 0
P a v O T er F ift y T e a r s
R
m
M ie s ! M ie s ! It chin a F i l e * !
w
Cu
B
m
appeared in com plim entary mourning, j tion of said main line and said .>r*n. h Hue. or ! [ w i l l l>« th e r e f r o m 7 3C to 9 a . iu.,
Mas. W i*s iow > sooniiNfl t*T*i r has keen used
B
w
Cu
s*vwtrows—Volstnre; Intense Itching sad sting- for over fifty years by million* of mother* tor
w earin g long black veils in the French j either of tiiem. And ahereos, the pi
O R
A N D
M A N E
m
w
m K
N
i’ r.i®d | ^ ^ t o
aDl^ 6 .3 9 t o 8 p. ui., t o p r e
on whose aix-oaat said p .nn>n of
Bm
U
R um
tug : most at nlttht; worse oy scratch! g. i f Al­ thetr children • tut* teething, with perfect sno­
m
u
Cu
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■fcyle, and m any of them the long plain sa<l franchises were purchased v»y no
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Mar, » .ta r o f com fort, a M a r o f gm oa. a
■tar of peace, th e Mar o f the Itedeem erl
Peam fo r a ll trouble.
B a lm fo r a ll
vrouude L if e fo r all dead. N o w Jeana,
tho great h eart healer, c o m a iuto o a r
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. th a t flower?” said one servant in the g a r ­
den to another. “ W ho broke o ff th a tflo w er?” and the other servant said, “ T he m o te f.” N o th in g more # as said, to r I f the
m aster bad not a righ t to break o ff a flow e r
to wear over L is heart or to s e t iu tho vase
In the mansion, who has a r ig h t to touch
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1 has a r ig h t to th a t which is b eau tifu l in our
horncH, then ou r master ban, nnd he w ill
ta k e it, and be w ill wear i t o v e r his heart,
THY the CURE
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for Sore Throat, Cramps, Chol­
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SOLD EVERYW H ERE.
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WkOAVtfll a, IMUt MARKSd r
COPYRIGHTS, w k
The GoldDollar Mining Company
ASSIG N EE’® SALE
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NEW LIFE.
Chew's Cough and
Consumption Remedy.
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NO CU R E NO PAY
$ 40-“FOR WPER
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WILLINGWORKERS
NOTICE.
MIXXAIIAWKIN
JRUGSTORE
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H. HALLETT & CO.,
WHEELER & WILSON
D r . H. 1 1 . I R A V 1 X
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Dysentery Remedy
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