A. A. BRANT, Sewing Machine? GROCERIES Money to Loan Dining

DEVOTED TO L IT E RATURE, AGRICULTURE. L OCAL AND GENERAL NEWS, AND THE ADVANCEMENT
OP THE INTERESTS OF OCEAN COUNTY.
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E S T A B L I S H E D I N 1860.
TOMB RIVER, OCEAN COUNTY, N. X, W EDNESDAY, OCTOBER 15. WTO.
VO LU M E 30.—NUM BER 1.
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ew
J ersey C
o u r ie r .
BUSINESS CARDS.
Oflle«, Otvpartkirairi ttckioia,
SEWING MACHINES.
A. A. BRANT,
8. 0. JENNINGS, Editor and Publisher. LUM BER,
Nor itapeaceful life annoy.
In the gar et or the palace,
Home is home, where’er it be,
Love should rule it iree from mallco,
Spreading peace and harmony.
BUSINESS CARDS.
“ The FINEST LUMBER YARD la New Jersey."
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and impure, and was only used as a sub­
stitute for the home-made article. A t
home this waa made o f potatoes, and reqtmed a tedious process for its manufac­
ture. The potatoes were first washed
and pared, e very e y e and defect carefully
removed, washed again ia oold water and
grated on ooarae graters. The pulp after
having been washed thoroughly and
manipulated to extract the eiarob, was
skimmed out and the residue left to sub­
side. Th is was broken up and fresh
Darkness always gathers strongest
Where love’s power is little kuowu ;
There Its shadow dwells the longest,
As a tyrant on a throne.
P IN E A N D
Counsellor at L a ir A M aster In Chaucer,,
p iq lu r t . O n b e in g treated "w ith h a t
V « t r i t was often, foirad to be lum py
Homo will be jnst what we make It,
Clotbed in sorrow or In jo y ;
Lovo, if pure— uo power* cun break It,
TaaJis.—Tw o Dollars a year, O n r Dollar for
*lx moatba; F if ty ,Urnts for three month*; pay­
Coal, Bricks, Lath, Lime, Cement,
able In advance.
TRAN8IRNT A d vrrtiSerrnts — Twelve line*, S H I N C L E S , D O O R S . 8 A 3 H ,
(one inch space.) 76 cents one Insertion. Each
BLACKSMITHS' COAL.
additional lnamlon, 50 cents. Larger advertisemenu at uniform rates, which w ill be made known
O AK W OOD.
at the office. L ocal N o tic as, 10 cents a line.
L o w e s t P r ic e s .
D iscou n t f o r C ash.
S a t is fa c t io n (.iiu raiite e U .
Lumber and Coals under sheds and always dry.
W, 0 * H H I ;il.lK I ,,
which was a y «ry inferior
Pu ttin g Blame w h e re i t D on't B elong.
Home.
OVER TH1 POST OFFIC1,
T oms R i v k b , O c e a n Oo u o t t , N . J.
O ffic e a n d Y a r d on B o b b in * s t r e e t .
About 200 feet east of Cowdrlck A Cook’s Ocean
_________ house,________
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■Pleasant words at home returning,
Bring kind answers back again ;
Each ■om each be ever bearing—
Love h 1»8 bright golden chain.
W hat is really a dispensation o f P rovi­
dence ? W e m eet one day a little ohild,
loved and loving, and beautiful to look
upon. The next day w e fold the little
hands ovfcr the pulseless heart, dose the
eyes so full o f ohildish laughter so short
a time before, aud w e ore bid by the min­
ister o f God to bow ourselves to the dis­
pensation o f Provideuoe.
Was it the
dispensation o f Pro\ idenoe that that child
should die ? O r was it the core] ensures
o f muses and a disregard of the laws
o f nature by the parent3 ? ’Tie time we
laid less blame on P ro v idenoe and placed
a little on our own shoulders, where
most of the blame belongs.
“ I W iih H e H i d L i f t d . ”
Miaoellaneou* Brevities, *
The other day when a burly big driver
Ex-Empress E ugenie is i&id to be one
of a ooal cart backed his vehiole up to o f the richest widows in England.
the alley-gatq of the old home iu J)eCuttle are d yin g in great numbers on
Uoit U. dump out half a ton o ’ ooal,
thb prairies o f Texas fifr want of water.
some children came out of the side door,
There are 30.0C0 deaf mutes in the
nnd the driver beokoned them near and
“ L ast tim e I was here one o f the
wheels orushed a bit of a d og belonging
to one o f you. I hoard a great v^ving
oat, but I oan’fc be stopping
look out
for dogs on the street.”
United Btates, and fifty places o f worship where services ore conducted in the
sign language.
Kossuth, the illustrious Hungarian, re^Ides near Turin. One o f his sons is an
engineer, and his only living sister is in
T h e ohildren mode no reply, but as this country.
they watched him unload the cart they
T h e editors-in-ohief o f three o f the
wondered *f he had little ohildren o f his leading If|w York C ity papers ore bach­
own aud if he ever spoke kindly to them. elors, v i z : James Gordon Bennett, o f
H e may have felt tho burden o f their the H e ra ld ; W bitelaw Reid, o f tho
thoughts, for suddenly he looked up and Tribune ; nnd W in. H . Hurlbert, of the
said :
World.
“ W ell, I own I ’m a bit sorry, and
Landon
Mindlecoff, of Cleveland,
beiug us I knew I was corniug up, I Tenu., aged seventeen years, stands six
brought aloug an orange to g iv e to the feet, nine inches and a
iu big
child w ho owned tho dog. W hich of stockings. M indlecoff iB certainly the
you is it ? ”
tallest boy o f his age in the world. H o
“ T h e d og belonged to little lame Bill, weighB 188 pounds, and “ is still grow ­
iu that house there,” answered a girl. ing.”
“ I t was a ll the dog he ever had, and
A rare ocourrouce w ill take place in
when you killed it he cried himself al­
February o f next year, when there w i’ l
most to death. H e didn’t never have
bo five Sundoys. Th is fact occurs but
any plaything but that little d og.”
three times in a century.
Thus, after
“ Aud you will take him this orange?”
1880, we w ill have to wait uutil 1920 b e­
“ I can’ t, sir, ’cos he’s dead, and
fore the shortest month o f the year can
they’re com iug to take him to the grave­
boast o f five Sundays.
yard pretty soon.”
Hero is a particularly neat “ personal ”
T h e d river 'ooked up and down,
seemed to ponder the matter, and then from the N ew Y o rk Herald : “ E. K .—
he crossed to the other house. T h e lit­ The b ig brother o f the more slender o f
tle ooffin and ita burden were in the the two ladies ’ impertinently addressed
front room, and two or three old women b y you in Sunday’s Herald, would be
wore w ipin g away their tears and talkiug glad to arrange nn interview, when * cer­
in low toneH. Tho driver put his baud tain incidents ’ w ill put such marks upon
E. K . as w ill fix his identity for some
on the closed coffin and said :
Address Business, box
I didn’t kuow it was his dog— I time to come.
225, Herald office.”
didn’t kuow he was lame and sick. God
A t the carnival in San Francisco iu
forgive m e if I mado sorrow fo r him !”
T h e vehiole sent to convey the body houor o f General and Mrs. Grant the
laUer
was presented with a boquet com ­
to the cemetery drove up nt that mo­
ment, and the burly big man continued : posed of tho flowers indigenous to the
to
WMer added and poured off and Ihe pro­
cess repeated fro m tim e to time till every
tinge of oolor was washed away.
A fter
Girls are married and become mothers,
it Mpa thoroughly, dried, several pounds
Oh how grand, ty 'y e d ia beauty,
^ L B E K T C. M A B T I N ,
Opposite Railroad Depot, Toma River.
of CToeedingly p u re Btarch was the re- entirely ignorant o f the most important
When love’s power guides all
;
As a sentinel on duly,
suit. Some o f our neighbors, by a some­ things for them to kuow to ioBure health
Attorney and S o licito r in Chancery,
to themselves and to their children. Ba­
It rempins—wbate’er may come.
HAVE YOU SEEN T IIE
what similar process, made oorn starch,
o ffic e o v e r t h e B a n k ,
bies are sacrificed daily to the mother’s
L IM E , C E M E N T A N D B R IC K ,
using oorn in the milk.
Loving beaits aie ever ready
T oms JUvs r , N. j .
vanity, and die fo r the look of a little
T o add pleasures every d a y ; •
Most
our flannel, and much o f our
flannel around their bodies and over their
By their life power, firm aud Bieady,
other clothing, was mode entirely at
I^ O B E U T A L L E N , J R .,
Blessing all within their way.
poor little thin knees.
A ls o , B la c k s m ith s ’ C o al,
home.
Plain linen, ootton and linen,
Girls in perfeot bloom of youug w o­
May love’s son be ever shinin';,
I f yon have not, send at once to
table linen and tow eling were sometimes
Counsellor a t Law, M aster in Chancery
In each home o’er all fhe land;
manhood are taken
earth with but
AMO
made entirely at home, and sometimes
E D W A R D
IR O N S ,
By Its rays.ic grace eitwiniog
short warning, and w e are again oautm
W ill. A U IH A C K .
Commissioner fo r N ew Y o r k «fc Pennsylvania.
sent to English weavers in an adjacent
Heart
to
heart
and
hand
to
hand.
M a n c h e ste r, N . J,,
Bed Bank, N. J.. October 4.
cotf
town. The oommon cotton cloth o f the tioned not to rebel at the “ dispensation
Or if more convenient, call at
Flowing onward as a river;
of Providenco.”
T h ere is no remark
factories was a coarse, very rudeproduot,
In
Its
silent
majesty
;
M
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s
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made o f thin-soled shoes worn on damp
W . SNYDER,
but the finer grades o f goads were excel­
God’s true presence to deliver
T o m s R iv e r ,
days, of thin clothing substituted for
WHOLESALE and retail d ealer in
lent, and would wear at least four times
Hearts and home from misery.
And you will be shown one o f the handsomest,
thick, at all seasous o f the y e a r ; no
as long as the same quality of goods
best made and easiest working Sewing Machines
C o w p e r t h w a lt’ s E x c h a n g e ,
thought o f nights spent in the ball-room,
in the world. I t i » acknowledged so by those
now, so that, although we bad
sewing
T o m s R i v e r , N . J.
who are using It for the following reasons: It Is
so simple a child can use it; it has
machines, much less sewing was really when eveiy fibre o f their beiug was over­
C
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A
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S
,
P
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F
U
M
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,
HF~ Garments cot and made to order in the best
wrought and oalled loudly for rest.
No
Recollections of the Olden Time,.
needed.
manner, at abort notice.
Iy3l
A S e lf-T h r e a d in g Shuttle,
Many really nioe houses were wholly time taken to think o f the bare, heated
B I AN AOKD WOMAN.
shoulders that have passed from warm,
F A N C Y T O IL E T A R T IC L E S ,
uncorpeted— a p arlor carpet being nearly
T H E O D O R E F. P R U D E N ,
(C o n fin ed .)
heated rooms to night air, but only a
and a device by which the bobbins can be filled
all that even wealthy people aspired to.
T R U S S E S ,
I must not omit to mention our houses
without running the Macnine, thereby relieving
Most of the carpets w ere of homo manu­ meek bowing don i to the dispensation
operator from the necessity o f removing the
S h o u ld e r- Brace s, S y r in g e s , the
and our mode o f living. T h e f i ’-st home
o f Providence.
work
or
unthreading
the
Machine,
i
t
has
a
feed
W a s h in g to n S t r e e t , n e a r M a in ,
facture, aud were o f wool, gaily striped,
on both sides o f the-needle, which enables the I rem em ber consisted o f a basement and
What is the truest Christianity ? to
P A IN T S , OILS,
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operator to carry the fabric throagh either side of
and were really beauti f ul. Rag oar pets,
TOM S R IV E R , X . J .
the needle, as may be desired. It is durable and tw o stories above. T h e basement
as made now, are a later invention. I bow to the dispensation of Providence,
strong, being much larger than the family ma­
ceiled
on
the
sides
and
overhead.
There
chines of either the linger, Howe or Weed, it
which followed the neglect of the laws of
costs more to manufacture, and sells for much was a fireplace capable o f sw allow ing a thought, when a child, that the very few
Physicians’ Prescriptions Carefully Prepared
less. Its working parts are case-hardened Iron
ingrain carpels I had seen wore beautiful health which God has laid down for naan,
at all hours.
or steel, and so constructed that the lost motion backlog two or three feet in diameter,
or to lay aside some o f this mock modesty
in all the wearing parts, from long and constant
beyond compare, and was stricken with
use, can be taken up by the simple turning of a and a toplog aad forestiok to match,
P r o p r ie t o r o f B A T H IN ’ Q U A R T E R D O L ­ screw. It is warranted for three years. Iufact
envy of those fortunate people who owned which so many o f our young people af­
with a hearthstone three to fou r fe e t in
N e w sd e a le r,
it Is regarded —
L A R F A M I L Y L IN IM E N T .
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them, as I should no doubt have been fect, and learn how great, how wonder­
T U B H I W O F H E W IN G M A C H IN E S I
w idth b y six or eight in length, and not
ful is the humau form, aud how much
T O M S R IV E R , N E W J E R S E Y .
C O W P E R T H W A I T 'S
EXCHANGE,
This mnch-respected Machine is for sale the least in importance a comfortable stricken with pride had we owned one
the whole depends upon each separate
throughout Ocean county by the undersigned
“ I f ho was alive I ’d buy him anythiug various countries slio had passed through
T o n s n iV G R , N. J .
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ourselves.
O u r house was carpeted
who is a dealer in other Machines, including niche in the jamb for al'ittle ohild.
Oh !
part performing its allotted labor in a lie could a :k. I can do nothing now in her tour round tho^world.
T h e flow­
nearly all over with home-made oarpetHowe, Singer, Wilson and Stewart; also, attach­
a
cheery
place
was
that
fireplace
and
ments, needles, oil, &c.
’
proper manner.
W A R R E N C. A B B E ,
ers were placed in regular order, start­
but carry h "n Boftly out.”
ing, but it was m y mortifloation that we
For further particulars address
hearthstone,
I
do
assure
you.
T
h
at
base­
I t may be a mother will be taken from
In s u r a n c e A g e n t , N o t a r y P u b lic ,
H e g e n tly took up the oofflu in his ing from Philadelphia and ending with
had no “ flowered” carpet. Nearly twen­
DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF
m ent I considered the cosiest o f places,
a family of little ones, who will miss her stout arms and carried it out,, his eyes San Franoisco. Tho boquet holder, five
c o m m i s s i o n i : k o f d e e d s an d
ty years ago I visited a friend who hod
and
w
h
y
m
y
mother
saw
fit
to
liv
e
above
loving
care
sorely
before
they
learn
to
J U S T IC E O F T H E P E A C E .
moist and his lips quivoring, and when inches long, was made of pure California
irefully preserved one of those old car­
M a n c h e s te r, N . J .
in the winter in a large room 25 feet by
walk alone life’s weary way. Some homo he had placed it iu tho vehicle he looked gold aud inlaid with quartz and metals
Insurance effected on ail classes o f Property, In
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pets, that, when purchased, I recollect I
sound and reliable Companies only. Collection*
20 o r more, where the fireplaoe would
w ill miss a w ife’s oareful hand, aud pray­ up at the driver iu a beseeching way, found on tho Pacific coast.
promptly attended to.
C-l
had thought surpassingly beautiful, but
H E N R Y D O RSETT
take in only a short log and o n ly a small
ers will be offered to heal tho aching and whispered: “ Drive s lo w ; drive
T O M S R I V E R , N .' J .
Cato Oakley, a negro, living at the
now I was surprised at its unmitigated
QIVKS SPECIAL ATTENTION TO
fore and top stick with a narrow hearth,
heart, and teach fchoso loft to submit to slow. H e was a poor lamo boy I”
Bnffield (C onn.) Towrf Farm, is said to
£ £ A M I/ E L C. B A I L E Y ,
R E - S E A T I N C C H A I R S and no comfortable niche in th e ja m b , ugliness. T h ere were no beautiful con­ this dispensation o f Provideuoe. N o
T h e d river wondered, but he moved bo the oldest man in the State. H e was
trasts ; there was no harmony, no beauty
OP ALL KINDS,
DBALBIl IN
she knew but I did not. W e had one
note wiii be taken o f sleepless nights away slow ly, and the coal cart man stood born in Htamford in 1765, is 114 years
Cleaning and Re-Polishing Furniture.
in the o o lo rin g ; the seams were un­
Ate., & c ,
F R E S H A ND S A L T M E A T S ,
small papered room about 11 fe e t square,
over restless little folks, of days spent in in the oentro o f the street, and anxiously old. and was owned as a slave b y four
T O M S R IV E R , N . J .
matched, and I found sn studying the
A ll orders left at Chas. H. d a t e ’s New s and 8tathe on ly papered room I e ver saw t ill I
overwork and anxious oare ; no thought watched till he was off the cobble-stones. different parties. H e ser” : 1 four years
tlonery Store will receive prompt attention. lyS
figure that th ey
be matohed;
Keeps on hand a good assortment
was ton o r twelve years o f age. The
that mother could ever
sr o f 1812.
Then as he turned
his own vehicle he in tho navy, including the
Corner o f M a in a n d W a s h in g t o n streets,
it was not fit fo r rough usage on account
house was large with an unfinished wing.
her form must and w ill have to submit to Baid :
H is hair and beard are whi, 3 as snow,
my
toms R it n h , h . j . ________
o f its poor qu ality, and was not fit for
T h e w in g m y father took o ff and b u ilt a
WILL OPEN
Nature’s laws. Sometimes it is a husband
“ I didn 't mean to, but I wish he had but his eyes are bright, and hie memory
anything else. I w ould much prefer a
C E D A R S H IN C L E S , A c.
RANDOLPH IRONS,
new and b etter one. T h e w ay w ith many
M O N D A Y , O C T . 6 ( 1870,
and a father that is taken from his little lived to forgive me.” —
good, although he has been a hard drink­
fresh, olean ra g carpet to that at its very
ALSO,
In Mrs. Lane’s rooms, next door to the Baptist men, instead o f bnilding to correspond
Wheelwright and Carriage Maker,
family and a woman le ft to care for her
er and a devotee o f toboooo.
H e waa
Church.
best. Uncarpeted floors, in good houses,
C O M M IS S IO N E R OF D E ED S
with
th
eir
means
and
needs,
was
to
build
R o b b in s S t., T o m a R iv e r .
children
the
best
she
can.
She
bows
her
A ll the common branches are taught; also
108 yoars old when ho cost his first ballot,
l-atln, Algebra, Geometry, Drawing aud Gym­ a g re a t ram bling castle, perhaps finish were o f the best material, and ninely
United at Las';.
head meekly to the dispensation o f Provi<
OF BERKELEY TOWNSHIP.
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nastics.
Mr. Irons Is a flrst-class workman, having
Mr. D oyle, an American, built the first
painted; lookin g like one pieoe of wood,
■erved a thorough apprenticeship at Jacobstowu,
Hours from 9 to 12 and from 1 to 8,30.
the kitchen and then live in it, the rest
dence, when a proper regard for the laws
A q u iet wedding occurred iu this v il­ paper m ill m Japan, at M illa, Yeddo, in
and feels competent to attend to the above bus!so well
matched and finished.
typi
M. P. ROGERS.
nesa In all its branches, including P a i n t i n g an d
unfinished, unfurnished and uncom forta­
of health would have spared that hus­ lage within two months, at which were
1874, and, at first, had to encounter con­
Almost every bouse was finished with
i r im m in g . lie rewe< tiully solicits his friends
ble, a ll thoir days.
Oue n eigh bor on
band and father to his family for many no guests, the mother o f the bride being siderable opposition from the then eon
and the public to give nim a trial.
s
a briok oven capable o f holding a baker's
A . R . C H A M B E R L IN
years,
God never willed that man the only witness to the ceremony besides
bein g remonstrated with fo r n ot plaster­
servative Governor.
The Government
dozen
loaves
o
f
bread,
or
as
many
pies
Manufactures for the trade an extra quality
B. L. W A IT S ,
r | y if E V / N D E R S IG Y E I) having opened a
in g h is house and making it m ore com ­
should die yonng. B u t H e did will
the officiating clergyman, who came
now own this mill.
The Count
and loaves o f cake, to say nothing o f
M- new Book and Stationery Store, calls the at­
fortab le fo r his family, replied “ it is
the laws o f health b e inevitable, and another village. In 1862, a young gen­ Geisehu, owns the second mill, which is
tention o f his former friends and the public in
/oast lamb, or p ig , or turkey, or what­
general to his new and well-selected stock of
difficult
to
have
a
good
summer
house
that
when
they
w
ere
discarded,
man
mnst
tleman,
a
resident
of
this
county,
who
H O R S E S H O E IN G A S P E C IA L T Y .
alr.o erected at Yeddo. Tw o mills, one at
ever the country produced; or o f the
Warranted perfectly neat aud clean, and supe­
and a good winter house too.”
suffer for his
rior to anything in the market.
C A IU U A tiE W O R K In .11 Its branches.
was betrothed to the lady, enlisted in Osaka and the other at K ioto, were bu ilt
Sunday's breakfast and dinner, consist­
•JOBBING of all klnda promptly attended to.
A t first some of our neighbors liv e d in
TOMS R IVER, N. J.
the
Union
army.
His
sweetheart
made
and
are managed by Germans.
A fifth
ing o f a nice warm brown loaf, a pyra­
ALBU M S,
VVa.tiU intun u k , n e a r M a la a t.,
unplastered houses, but not long, as it
no effort to dissuade him, and with a mill, nt G ji, ia ihe fruit o f American en­
i
TOMB BITER, H. I ,
mid of baked pink-eyes, and a jar of
LA W AND JUSTICE BLANKS,
Eowan'i
P
iooi
Marines.
soon became fashionable to plaster.
breaking heart bode him adieu, and terprise. T h o sixth, erected by an E n g­
pork and beans, warm, crisp and brown
and all articles usually found In a Stationery
Scattered through the country, now and
A recent visit to Washington gave me quietly buried herself in her home with lish company, in Kobe, for working up
8tore. Orders to r anything la my line, not on
as a berry. O b, y e pale-faced proprie­
N SMALL AMOUNTS, on good short paper.
will receive immediate attention. Give me
then,
w
ere
lo
g
houses,
which,
though
Wheelwright and Carriage Maker, hand,
besides
a
wondering
gaze
at
the
legis­
Notes cashed.
’
her widowed mother, the only living rags into half stuff, is now employed to
n caM* „ . _
A. D. YOltAhi,
tors of cooking stoves, who have never
N ech n n lca' B o w , T o m a R i v e r , N . J .
M a in s t r e e t , T om s R iv e r , N . J .,
lators, who have, among other follies, member o f tbs family besides herself. manufacture paper.
small, were sometimes quite com fortable.
• S T F a r m f o r s a le .
known anything better, yon know noth­
N ex t to Mathis’ Drug store.
Tke subscriber having bad an expe- n ceof
p
a
t
oar
country
in
her
present
brutal
O
u
r
bread
was
raised
sometimes
with
F o r a w hile a ll went well, and lovin g let­
•orty years at the business, believes he c «a do as
tf38 D. L. LATOURETTE, Toms River, N. J.
ing o f good liv in g and good cheer ! H ow
Htephen A. Douglas, Jr., of Illinois,
M tbs &®8t» and aa cheap as tht cheap,hop yeast and sometimes with b rew er’s
and self-stultifying position in relation ters cheered tho gallant soldier. A fter
est, having worked in the best shops In the city
can you ?
and R obert Douglas, o f North Carolina,
New York.
yeast, which was the best, and on e tea­
to Ohina— a short interview with that old the battle o f Chanoellorsville his letters
Mrs. Stowe says : “ Men will fight for
the sons o f Stephen A . Douglas, are iu
P ain ting and T rim ming done in the beBt mannaval paladin, V ioe Admiral Rowan, suddenly ceased.
spoonful o f which was sufficient fo r sev­
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF
Letter after letter New York.
-»* . Thankful for past favors, he solicits a con­
A N D L A D IE S ’ C O O D 8 .
their hearthstones” — and I might add,
T h ey have recently come
tinuance o f the sams.
eral loaves o f bread.
Sometimes we
about whom as plain Captain Rowan I was written to him and his comrades,
and for their brick ovens— “ bnt who
into possession o f about $200,000 b y the
R
S
.
J
O
S
I
E
A
.
\
E
IL
L
,
recently
o
f
Manhave
just
heard
story
well
worth
re­
used
m
ilk
yeast,
or
“
m
ilk
risings
”
as
hat all that could be le. rued waa that
Mo r t i m e r l a n e .
w ill fight fo r an old cooking stove?”
decision in their favor o f a snit ?*» the
ahawken, having removed her business to
DONK AT THI8 OFFICE,
some called i t
The “ m ilk riain gs”
peating. I t is remarkable that the pray­ after that te n lb le battle he was missing.
BA.KNEGAT, offers a full and complete stock
ft9 Fashionable
l?a uhlftn .. 1,1- Millinery
W.1111____ ______.
___ . No­
_
And then there was the cutting and split­
Court o f Claims for the reoovery o f the
of
Goods and
H o u se a n d S ig n P a in t e r ,
er for the President o f the United Htates H is stricken sweetheart never entirely
p roperly managed, make the best and
tions, o f ail qualities and prices, from the cheap­
ting o f the oven wood, affording a most
proceeds from a quantity o f cotton be­
est to the BEST grades, consisting o f Latest Styles
sweetest
bread
and
buscuit
that
can
be
was
read
without
interruption
daring
the
abandoned
hope,
and
lived
on,
hoping
T om a R i v e r , N . J .
of Hats, Bonnets, and Mourning Hats. MV
My stock 1*
healthy and agreeable pastime fo r the
longing to their father and confiscated *n
AND AT B1ABONABLB BATSS.
well
selected,
m a k-fg
in g specialties
----- *-■** — o
- >f —
„
- - — . ——
______
made. V ery few, however, know how to boys.
whole o f the war, in the little Episcopal against hope for his return. A fte r many
will attend to all orders fer
Washington conuty, Mississippi, by the
fin e Hats, Fine French Flowers, Laces,
Ohffi’oh at K e y W est. In 1861 things years her patient troth has been reward­
make it w ell, and improperly m anaged it
Federal troops during the war.
Mr.
N o boy was ever supposed to hide
were squally there, and the chaplain's ed, and she is now a happy bride. Some
is sim ply an abomination. I am not old
H ouse and'
Douglas was a slaveholder, through his
himself or run away to avoid splitting
method of informing my friends and*
position was anything bnt a bed of roses. time d uring the fight he was taken pris­
enough to remember distinctly when
first w;fe, and furnished the labor on a
the oven wood. B y no means. And boy
the ladles o f the shore in general, that I am now
, fully prepared to furnish everything In my line,
When he came to the prayer, up came oner and soon after was sent to a South­
housekeepers^made use o f oobash for
plantation owned b y James McHutton in
nature ia b oy nature all the world over,
Cheap for Cash !
J
the
bowed
heads,
and
amens
were
not.
raising
cake
and
short
biscuit,
o
r
short
ern
prison,
where
he
was
kept
about
a
PAPER H AN G IN G ,
JOSIE A. N E ILL.
Washington county.
and more true t o itself than any other
Finally ho was to ld that he woald be year, suffering almost untold torture.
cake, as it was called, because i t was
Carriage P ain tin g and G lu in g .
n&tnrte under th e sun. Girls hide their
Fresh from the press, for sale at (
A small but common error, which older
dragged by his vestry sod
rolled out in a large flat cake, placed on
H e finally escaped and
sea­
gallon .
feelin gs; you cannot always understand
people as w ell os children make in say­
ka71r
hlB contract,, n e t h e r v
from the chancel on the following Bun- board, where ho conceived the idea of
a tin, o r perhaps in a spider, set on ooals,
- | *r wmten, with promptness.
40
them. M en are different at different
ing the fam iliar little prayer, “ And now
day, if he persisted in reading the pray­ personating an English sailor and get­
with coals on the c o v e r; or tilted u p b e­
times. W hat th ey themselves were yes­
I lay me down to sleep,” is pointed out
er.
R eplyin g that he should certainly ting to England on a blockade-runner.
JACO B B A U D E R ,
fore the fire to finish the top. M y moth­
terday they despise in others to-day, and
by a writer in the Evangelist. Probably
T o m s R i v e r , N . J.
do so, he awaited the next Sunday w ith ­ A fter much delay and many disappoint­
er used to say that her first meal after
Call and examine my stock of
B IL L IA R D H A L L ,
yen w ill find them changed again to­
there are few persons who do cot use the
out pluaanreable feelings. On Be turd ay ments, during which his courage almost
her m arriage was a short cake, as she
O N W A T E R S T R E E T , n e a r M a in ,
morrow. B u t b oys are always the same.
definite
article “ the ” before the word
EVERY MAN, WOMAN AND CHILD had no bread or time to m ake, any, and
came the Pawnee to anchor in tho har­ failed him, he succeeded. H e remem­
TOMS R IV E R . N . J ,
( T o be continued.)
Lord ” in the second and fomth lines.
bor, and the captain to call on the chap­ bers sailing through tho blockading
lackin
g
a
rolling
pin
she
mode
nse
o
f
an
SHOULD
KNOW
THAT
t t r - M EALS A T ALL HOURS.
Which w ill be sold
B y so
affirma­
lain. “ W ell, parson, how are y o u ? ” squadron. After that all is blank. H e
ear o f corn to roll it with. I remember,
U tility o f Maiic.
tion and not an invocation. This writer,
A.l parties wishing a good round meal, cheap,
D R , D IL K 8 ’
F O * CASH.
waa his cheery greeting. “ I am not learned aftei ward that be had been
will do well to give me a call.
in after years, an old friend o f m y m oth­
•nhl'mnch*^^8 &nw JewelrJ will be ordered to
Early breakfast before the leaving o f the first
A correspondent o f The English M e­ well, Captain R ow an,” was the reply. taken ill, and soon after insane. On liis with every good reason hold* that the
cities.
° Reaper than can be purchased In the
er’s, o f whom I was very fond, and whom
morning train.
prayer should be given as follows :
chanic insists that mnsical sounds stimu­ “ I a m to be dragged
Fresh lager beer always on hand.
England be waa taken to an
I always made very welcome, com ing to
e&ceia Having had thirty-five years’ expert“ Aud now I lay me down to sleep,
S THE MOST V A L U A B L E o f all medi­
late the growth o f plants. H e gives an in­ to-morrow fo r persisting in reading the insane asylnm by tho capta;n o f the
E L I A S N A Y L O R . P r o ' 'r ’ stor.
sec
me.
W
ishing
to
do
som
ething
for
cines for Dyspepsia ami Liver Complaint, Som
I prey Tbcc, Lord, my soul to keep;
ly lS
stance in point. In a barren section o f prayer for the President.”
Stomach, Heart Burn and Sick Headache. It sells
C
apt
Row
­
blockade-runner,
where
he
remained
un­
her
com
fort,
I
was
about
to
prepare
some
C
*B
“
7
I
will
give
satiafartinn
1
Cfta
1
satisfaction"
I f I should die before I wake,
Portugal he b n ilt a conservatory and an asked a few questions, and then re­ til a ye a r ago, when he was discharged
(^ H A V IN G AND HAIR DRESSr.TG.
article o f food for which I needed whst
J pray Tbcc, Lord, my soul to take.”
____p - C . F R E N C H , A g t e ,
Price per bottle 75 cents; 8 bottles and over,
endeavored to cultivate roses and other marked, with the deliberate manner cured but penniless.
\ T "*r
Main a -nd
nd W
Wawhlnctnw
ash in gton Sts.,
H e succeeded,
The Subscriber would Inform the PUB LIC that wholesale rates, sent to any address C. O D.
we then called saleratus, and o f which I
14
Miss Jennie Flood, who, according to
he Is now prepared, at his roem next to the Bridge,
Ton s R iv e r , n . J.
flowers under shelter, bnt in spite o f his which his friends knew so well, “ Parson, through the assistance o f i -sends in the
Sole manufacturer,
found I had none on hand.
A s soon as
on Main Street, to do
precaution and industry they did not I have on m y ship a set of pious marines asylum, in obtaining a situation in a report, ia betrothed to U . S, Grant; Jr.,
she understood my difficulty she seemed
T H O S . S. B I L K S ,
is
the only daughter o f James C. Flood,
SHAVING, HAIR DRESSING,
flourish. O ne d a y h e took a harmonium as yon ever saw. T h e poor fellows have mercantile house, where he won the es­
ly33
B a r n e g a t , N. J % surprised at m y sbi/tleasness. Said abe,
Shampooing, B je ln a o f Hair A W b ilk ers,
into the greenhouse and played for sev­ been longing fo r a chance to g o to teem o f the principals, to whom he told the head o f the Bank o f Nevada, and,*
“ w h y don’t you use oobash ?” I re­
or anything elss In his line of business, with neat­
T . H . T .-W T lff
eral boors. T h is practioe he maintained chnreh, and they shall have it to-morrow. ” his story. A leave o f absence was grant­ next to Mackay, the richest m tn on the
m em ber distinctly when m y m other nsed
ness and dispatch.
T H O M A S S IN G L E T O N
fo r several months, and was surprised to T h e next day, just as the belligerent con­ ed him, he came to M iddletown and Pacific slope. M iss F lood ia about 24
M A R B L E
D E A L E R ,
to manufacture her own pearlaah from
Constantly on hand, Excellent
years old, has dark brown, luxuriant
see s gradual bu t rapid recovery o f gregation with
B O R O C N T O W N . N . J.
in s .w tM t« o f r e m
in every look had found his old sweetheart, now s lady o f
cobs, which, as is
known, are very
H a ir Dye, H air Restorative,
S I S . ™
V I C I N I T Y . U u tk e 1 ,preptred
blue eyes, fa ll
beautiful
health on the p art o f his plants. H e at­ taken their seat*, iu marched the entire 32, still faithful to his memory. T h ey
for bringing H A IR to Its natural Color. Also,
rich in potash. The ooba w ere placed in
a preparation for preventing HAIR from falling
tributes their improvement to the influ­ m arne guard o f the Paw nee; stacked were q u ietly married and are in England, teeth and a tall, handsome farm. W ith
a covered iron vessel, and slow ly burned,
out, of his own Manufacture.
the
exception
o
f
a
brother,
who
has been
ence o f music, and unfolds the theory arms in front o f the chancel, and took where h e proposes to remain fo r a term
JOHN K I.IP PE L.
as nearly as possible in a va mum , though
Toms River, July U , 1074.
feeble since childhood, she is a only
‘ o S f - i f l S 1 * • - » « Price*.
tbst the rin gin g
birds is
their seats. T o the prayer for the Pres­
years.
his
absence his
some a ir must be admitted o r th ey would
w! " "■
vegetable life. I t ie a pretty theory. ident succeeded an amen from twenty or only su rviving relatives, a brother and child. She was educated in a convent,
not b m n a t all.
I f the experim ent wss
WATCHES A ID JEW ELRY.
I * t the hooeet gardener hereafter whittle thirty stalwart throats which shook the n od e, had died, and he had no tiea to and is an accomplished, amiable, practi­
success, on raisiog the cover there
IH © N F M E M T S , Tom bstone* a a d Feaees
ae he waters his plants sad trims his roof, and that was the Isst time the rector keep him here save the love o f country, cal girl. Such is the pleasant reading
lv M for Bnrial Lots, o f both Foreign and nmeriwould be found quite a quantity o f good
i can Marbles, at the Lowest Cash Prices, as
roses.
the pianos be moved
- • • T I A 1 B T S T R E K T , n e a r • n m tw m j.
the best workmanship.
had any trouble. I t is a nobis thing— which w ill eventually bring him aad his that RamadeU’s Washington Republic
pearlaah, much purer and b etter than
gitea to young Ulysses.
All orders left with Mr. C. P. A nderson , Underdrawing-room to greenhouse, and let the
— to fight fo r one’s faithful w ife back to our shores.—
the crude impure pearlaah o f oommeree.
9 6 3 C R E E N W I C H S T R E E T , i u Specimens
’ " v L 0” " “of’ my
I ’; work
;™ .rec'
i"
young ladies o f th e family practice there. country, sod risk life in bet servioe, sod
can be see in any GraveA Bangor, (M e .) sewing m iA lw f n y n t
H im -H K ik s a r o m > , r n n M a t .
M
y
m
other
always
smoked
the
m
eat
with
( Corner P ark P la c e .)
- yard or Cemetery from Toms R iver to ManoaL e t the small farm er* o f Westchester y e t said s gallant officer to me, “ A
named Pendleton, recently thought he
M r i _ V r tB lf
hawkia.
® * TH E E U R O P E A N PLAN.
i. m
cobs.
an atom
smoke m ost
N E W YO RK
county
hire
a
ll
the
organ
grinders
of
F ifty y e a n ago to-day ( O c i 15th) Ste- would teat the affection o f his wife. H e
*—
c- ; - -n** ioneh a « .tutched
at whom I was firin g shot and shell a
on an y account be used, except the
“^rnce
■ « '-l-eepneM Mid excellence of
New T »r k to m ake music in their corn­ few years ago, now has control of my pay pbensca ran his first engine over iron accordingly went up stairs,
a
smallest amount of kindling to g iv e the
i
5 5 * l?,
fields all the g la d summer long. L e t and appropriation*.
rails
in England, and this anniversary is window, tied s stout rope to snm M h^g
fire ita firs impulse. T h e hams were
the brass bands b e sent into the w ilder­
P w -lr a r e .
1,14
to b e celebrated in that country. T h e in the room, fastened the other end
N ew 1
placed on a sort o f frame bu ilt u p with
An elegant line of
ness until it blossoms like the rose.
W hat we want ia to find ont what evety firs* railroad built was the L iv e rp o o l and around his body and stepped out o f the
the oven.
Once abe p v t in
tb7*9 Paradise,
H e then made a noise t o at­
one ia fit tor, and to pu t them to that Manchester. Soon after, in this coun­ window.
French garb le Clocb and Bronzes.
quite a quantity o f cobs, put the door in
to F ITE SEC05DS
Derision nnd promptitude, even though work which they naturally lean toward.
8ha
try, roads w ere built from A lb an y to tract the attention o f his wife.
o a r n e .r M p i.tiie
u ix r e l u
T u r n on tn-tr n n m , >m
ita place and le ft i t On rem ovin g the
• good photejrmph
There it a niche fo r every o n e ; the Schenectady, between Boston and P rovi­ came np stairs, and seeing his perikma
door ahefatnd the oobchBd become r a j : d a . ddibenman,
the long nm,
R O C K W O O D 'S
trouble is, in dealing with people, w e dence, and Baltimore and Washington.
position, realised the necessity o f doing
W edding B ingi and Preeenti,
l<”’ “ 1n 'a r iC M M fC E S S .
■ T P? rir il:
m o iB o fte o c o o d o o r to
t b « . want to drive them in to lines and battaian«|e*hing aft
A e r o n f i ^ y she
^ U w io y SffCilK, N.Y.
* , «T ?.u r M nm a M r -,.
F O R M I T U R E R E M O V E D W IT
from the little M b
jB d rB oot (fern
too ktr.
W ere th e Chiritian perfect be
‘ the knife and cut the toj
bn a b y wholesale, instead o f find'ug for
M f. Koch wood has reH p w atch Repairing a specialty, in which
I n tD ® m o s t C f l r o f h l m s n n s r .
to r o l i o - f
-------------------------------—
from Europe, aad
still b e subject to affliction, o v ru g to (b e by precipitating her husband 9
everybody his place.
_ u ----karetefore,
oar refutation
t*
------------------------ -------Freight to Island Heights, I d carts |
to the p
a iy pwrpums,
A wise man reflects before be ipeaks ;
I o f dttera, ________ OM petrons
will experience the m
sta*i o f th e world around him. Indw ell- the ground. H e e
T h e o n ly atemh to he o b ta in *! m m
ifn n l »peak«, and then reflects os w W
treatment as formerly.
Virtue flo w n ot g iv e tatewte, b e t it *ng sis, therefore, is not certainly
® d has **« »
a d a u b * o f the
“
‘
«f|
fc
»to
B
m
lle
r«d
.
9 by Man. R e m e m b e r t f i e N u m b e r 2 6 3 .
o f his wife’s
1
O ffice o n M a in s t r e e t ,
TOMS RIVSR, n . j .
A U M AC K ’S Y A R D ,
L
L U M B E R COAL,
A
W
D
I E
H
I
T
S
at, home
,
of
E
Sewing Machine?
DOORS, SASH AND BLINDS,
quarter
from
A T LO W ES T PRICES FOR C AS H .
Chas. B. M athis,
* FAS H IO N AB LE T A ILO R ,
D R U G S , M E D IC IN E S ,
uo
Written fer the New Jersey Courier.
again
*
A S ELF-S ET T IN G N EE D LE,
DENTIST,
was
V A R N IS H ES AKB D T E-S TU FFS .
CHAS. H. CLUTE,
BO OK SELLER , S T A T IO N ER AND
F R A N K L IN HARRIS
EDWARD IRONS,
GROCERIES
PROVISIONS,
O P P O S ITE RAILROAD D EP O T,
could not
B U IL D E R S ' HARDW ARE,
got tired, or that
to
TO M S RIVER PRIVA TE SCHOOL
Detroit Free
Press,
were they
New Book an'd Stationery Store.
that
from
HOME-MADE MINCE MEAT,
BLACKSMITH IN G EN ER A L.
S T A T IO N ER Y , BOOKS, M U S IC ,
lins.
Money to Loan
DAVID MERRELL,
of
tolly.—Mary Reach Col­
I
FASHIONABLE M ILLIN ER Y
t
JOB PRINTING
M
a
IN THE BEST STYLE,
S ig n P a in tin g t
G raining, K a lso m in in g
PURE U N FER M E N T E D
NAYLOR’S
MEW JEWELRY STORE,
GRAPE WINE,
congregation
D ining Saloon,
reached the
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry,
doing they simply make an
ANTI-DYSPEPTIC P A N AC EA,
from the church arrival at
I
WATCH R E P A IR IN G ,
ICE! ICE!
purpose
well
I O B
^ national hotel,
tow
^ e s le T to
tV ^ i^ .
of
Let
GEO. W. WELSH’S SONS,
WATCHES, JEWELRY, AND
SILVERWARE.
Not
IRONS
S I L V E R A N B P lA T E W A R E , ftr i.e r '..V u :R1
nr
conducive to
from
hair,
of
dulce et- decorum
of other
Daring
face,
long
dietmen (N. Y.) Express.
Mid-
"—N ev York Letter.
s s
%7l
norm,.
:^ S
N ew J ersey C ourier .
Last Friday afternoon, in Jerome
Park, " C o l ” T h o m s Butler, o f Sooth
Carolina, {gave an entertainment whioh
we are rather at a lorn to name, but
which consisted in running down a
negro by blood-hounds. A reasonable
start having been given to the negro, the
dogs were set on his track. N ot a min­
ute too soon, he ^arrived at the goal of
safety— a pole—olimbiug whioh, he kept
TOMS R IV E S . Iff. J.
the dogs at bay with a club until they
were oalled o ff by their master.
Borne
W e d n e s d a y A f t k b n o o h , O ot. 15, 1879.
o f the animals were evidently much dis­
appointed at the loss of their anticipated
For Member o f A u em U r,
feast, and showed their vexation by bit­
ing the post where was perched the cov­
A L B E R T C. M A R T IN ,
OV DOVER TOWNBHU .
The selection o f A l b e r t 0. M a r t i n as
the Republican candidate for Member of
Assembly, by the County Convention
last week, was a most judicious a ct; and
the unanimity— or urgenoy rather— with
which the
nomination
was
tendered
him, is a well-merited testimonial of the
high esteem in whioh he is held by the
Republicans of this county.
Although
one of the most active o f our political
workers, he has never been an oflioeseeker; and in accepting this unsought
nomination, he does so only in response
to the unanimous wish of his party.
Mr. Martin is emphatically a man of
the people.
He commenced life, like the
most of us, upon the farm as a farmer’s
son.
L ik e a great many of our most
useful public men, he iu his early munhood taught a district school for a few
years; and at length entered the office
of Gov. Bedle at Freehold as a law
student.
Upon his admission to the Bar
iu 1866, he came to Toms River and
commenced practice.
In less than a
year after settling here, ho was appoint­
ed Prosecutor o f the Pleas for this coun­
ty by Gov. Marcus L . Ward, and faith­
fully discharged the duties of the posi­
tion for the term of five years and until
a change in the politics of the State nat­
urally brought about the appointment
of a Democratic Prosecutor as his suc­
cessor.
For more than
thirteen years Mr.
Martin has been one o f our citizens, and
to most of the people o f tho county his
name and face are
eted morsel
T o a reporter of the New York Btar,
“ Col.” Bntler said, “ I brought these
dogs N^rth to clear away the idea that,
during the days of slavery, negroes were
run down to death by this kind of
hounds.” In the conversation, however,
the “ C olon el” admitted that the fugi­
tive overtaken by these lively auitnuls,
would probably receive some pretty
rough attentions, if the huutaman should
foil to make hiB appearance on the soeue
at the nick of tim e ; but he insisted that
the planters were too careful o f their hu­
man live stock tit have them eaten by
dogs.
T o quote bis own language, “ I f
any cruel treatment occurred, it was after
the uegro was oaught.”
During the “ good old days,” when
this country was ruled by the slaveocrats
of the South, it was often asserted by
the opponents o f the “ Divine Institu­
tion " that slaves were many times cruelly
treated by their masters.
That occa­
sional cases of hardship might possibly
occur, we may reasonably infer when we
consider tho old lows of the Blave States ;
seeming, as they do, to have beet) spec­
ially formed to shield the master in any
cruelty bo saw fit to porpetrate upon his
slaves. Though he should k ill even his
own wife and children in the presence of
all the slaves in the South, lie could not
bo convicted on their testimony, for tho
laws o f the Slave States did not allow a
slave to testify against a white muu.
Therefore there was no law to restrain a
white man from tho worst outrage upon
a slaye, if there were none but slaves as
witnesses ; and upon conviotion by the
evidence o f whites, but slight penalties
were imposed for even the murder o f a
slave.
Am ong tho many hard things
said of slavery, it was asserted that run­
away slaves were hunted down by blood­
hounds, aud were often torn in pieces by
familiarly
Ooean Oouuty Republic— Convention.
Ooein County Marine Record.
NOMINATION OF ALEANT 0. MARTIN.
DUTCH ISLAND HABBOR, Oct. lO.-Arrived, scbni. Khods Holmes, Vsndesl, Provtdeuce for Philadelphia; John K. Shaw, Cos,
do. for Baltimore. Oct. 18.—Sailed, aebra.
Rhode Holmes, Vancleaf, Providence for
Philadelphia; John K. Shaw, Cos, do. for
Hal liuorc.
NEW HAVEN, Oct. 8.-Arrlved achr. W ».
Allen, Steelman. Baltimore.
Oct IS.—Ar»
rived, «cbr. A. C. Lyon, Jeffrey, Baltimore.
NEW YORK, Oct. tt.-Arrlvcd, aebr. 8. W.
Bnnncll, Bunnell. Virginia. Oct. *10.—Ar­
rived, at'hr. II. J. Raymond,.Cranmer, Vir­
ginia ; achr. A. C. Lyons, Jeffrey, Baltimore
for New Haven. *
PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE, Oct.
11.—achr. Ellen Tobin, Higby, Bouton for
New York.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 7.—Arrived achr.
Henry Davy, King, Boston.
PROVIDENCE, Oct. 7.-Arrlved. achr. John
K. Shaw, Cox, Richmond, Va. Oct. 9.—
Sailed, nr-lira. John K. Shaw, Cox, Richmond,
Va.; Rlioda Holiaca, Vancleaf, Philadelphia.
RICHMOND, Oct. 9.—Sailed, achra. Yan­
kee Doodle, Roue, New York; J. R. Halllday,
Cranuier, Portsmouth.
The Ocean County Republican Con­
vention assembled at the Court House
in this town, pursuant to the call, on
Thursday, October 9th, at 11 a . m ., lor
the purpose o f nominating a oaudidate
for Member o f Assembly. Hon. Isaac A.
Yauhise was oboseu chairman, and B. 0.
Jennings secretary.
Upon taking the chair, Mr. Vanbise
expressed h i* appreciation o f the honor
conferred, and declared the Convention
ready for the transaction o f the business
for which it hrnl been called.
On motion, the following committees
were appointed:
On Credentials — Ailolpli
Ernst o f
Dover, John P. Lillibridge of Berkeley,
Sidney H erb ert o f Brick, Wm. A. Waters
of Eagleswood, Wm. H. Bennett o f Jackson, Joseph Holmes of Lacey, W . W.
Mendenhall o f Manchester, James E d ­
wards o f Ocean, Howard Ivins o f Plnmstend. W m . A. Crane of Stafford, H. A.
Tolbert o f Union.
— Abram C. B. Havens
of Brick, Clark F. Bunnell o f Berkeley,
J. Holmes Birdsall o f Dover, Samuel I.
Pharo o f Eagleswood, James D. W hite
of Jackson, Joseph Holmes o f Lacey,
Edward Larrabee o f Manchester, James
Edwards o f Ocean, Daniel Cross of
Plumstead, John Letts of Stafford, Allan
Neill o f Union.
On motion, the following rules of
order were a d opted:
On KesolutUrns
MISCELLANEOUS.
The achr. Ella Bodinc, Edwarda, which ar­
rived at Now York, Oct. 9th, reporta that on
Oct. 1, when 25 miles S K of Chlncoteague
picked up a Bchooner'e yawl, painted black
oulaide aud green inside.
The achr. Wm. Thompson, (of Hardwlch,)
Miller; from Cartbagena In 18 days, loaded
with cocoannta, arrived at New York Oct
13tli, aud report* that on Oct. 11, at 1.45 a . m .,
In a dense fog, ran ashore at Barnegat; after
throwing overboard 8,000 nuts got off with
the assistance of the life-saving crow, without
material damage except loss of both anchors
and part of the chains.
P R A C T IC E E C O N O M Y
PURCHASE OF DRY GOODS,
THE
T H E
That beau all onr former efforU for beauty and completeness.
Everywhere the note of brisk times is sounding, and Oak Hall Is on tim e—ready
now—to show the people the most worthy Exhibition of Ready-made Clothing that
can be seen anywhere In America.
People may guess that Wanamaker A Brown have not been idle these past sum­
mer months when they cstne and ace the familiar bat new look on the old-fashioned
rooms, and not# the quantity and quality o f the
P R O D U C E R .
We are showing
BOO Styles D r e s s G oods,
Having a wide range of prices.
M A R R IE D .
In Low -Price F a b ric s
at.... ....$2.60
... .$2.76
....$3W>
...,$3.26
at.... ....$3.66
St....
S t....
st.... ....$3.00
S t....
st.... ....$9.00
S t....
a t....
...$13.00
a t .... ....$6.00
Bt.... ...$14.00
a t...
St.... ...$16.00
s t....
FAVORITE BRAND OF CLOTHING
THAT IS
TO MAKE BUSINESS SPIN
we mention
We name
8 0 FT-WOOL CASHMERES....................... 13tfc.
Our S 4 . 0 0 B lan kets
EXTRA CASHMERES................................. 18 c.
MOM IK CLOTHS........................................ «> «• As being the largest and best blanket ever offered
OMBRE CASHMERES .............................. 3» <-• at the price. The weight Is nearly seven pounds.
OMBRE CHEVRONS...................................38 c.
ALL-WOOL CHEVIOTS.............................81 c.
C rib B lan k e ts
ENGLISH CHEVRONS...............................87tfC.
From $1.30 to $3.00
FRENCH CASHMERES.............................«
c.
AND THK SALESROOMS OP
OAK HALL TO BRISTLE WITH ACTIVITY.
Prices will not be In question, for wbtle, tonebing the assortment, there w ill be
R o o m s Full of C lo th in g for R o u g h W ork,
R o o m s Full o f C lo t h in g for Store W e a r,
R o o m s Full o f C lo t h in g for Fine D r e s s ,
C o m fo rta b le s.
And hundreds of other styles within the same
range of prices. We have about 400 PIECES
We have on sale
ANDREWS—KENNEDY.—A t the residence of Beautiful Foreign N o velties 80 C a s e s o f th e B e st C o o d s
the Bride's sister. Cassville. Out. 4th. hy Mev. Kll
It Is possible to produce. They are all
AT ONE D O LLA R ,
Gifford. William H. Andrews and Miss Marla W.
Kennedy, both of Tuclcerton.
CALICOES,
Comprising
KMKKY—MOOUK.—At the Parsonage, Cass­
CRETONNES,
Made from the best j Si
1. All resolutions to be referred to Commit­ ville, Aug. 14th, by Rev, Ell Uifforu. Joshua CORDUROYS,
SERGES.
IFOULE MELANGE,
Kinery and Miss Abide A. Moore, both or Collier’s PHKINH
tee on Resolutions.
IMPORTED CHINTZES,
MOSAICS.
A KM UItS,
SHAWL EFFECTS,
The lowest name after the second ballot Mills.
MOM
IK
EFFECTS,
SILK
A
WOOL
GLACE,
to be dropped until the candidate is declared
best possible home made.
CAMEL’S
HAIR
FOULBI
Ac.,
Ac.,
Ac.
nominated.
We shall offer them
8. A m ajority o f votes shall be required to
A ll-W o o l French P la id s, at..........................SI.80 I at.........................12.60
nominate a candidate.
a t . ...................... $1.60 |a t..................... S3.oo
In new effects.
On motion, the Convention took a reSt........................... SI.76 at ........................$3.28
2 7 1 G r e e n w i c h S t., N e w Y o r k ,
at..........................$2.00 I a t.........................$3.80
cohh until 2 p . m .
From 2 0 cts. to S 1 .28.
And at $8.00.
All made up to our own high standard o f manufacture, there will be prices so low
marked on the garments that even the wholesale work being retailed is thrown com­
pletely In the Bhade. There Is only one
Oak Hall for Good Clothing,
Ik
And Mr. Wauamaker’a respects to old friends and new patrons, to say that there are
Open Doors and hearty welcome every week-day for alt who choose to come to buy
or look or compare; and this heuse-warming invitation Is cordially extended to
everybody to drop In and see the changes and additions and conveniences and stock
In the
JOHN H. WELSH,
The Convention re-assembled at 2 p.
when the Committee on Credentials
reported that the townships were repre­
sented by properly accredited delegates.
On motion, the Secretary called the
roll o f townships for nominations for
Member o f Assembly. Every township
responded with the name o f A ldeht O.
M a ii t in , when, on motion, he was d e­
clared the nominee o f tho Convention by
acclamation.
On motion, the chair appointed Messrs.
James D . W hite, Adolph Ernst and
John P . Reynolds a committee to inform
Mr. Martin o f his nomination, aud re­
quest his presence at the Convention.
Mr. M artin responded to the invita­
tion, and upon being formally intro­
m .,
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
Centennial Stein-Winding Watches, $8 00.
Ladles’ Full Jeweled, Gold Hunting Watches,
130.00.
Boys’ Sliver Hunting Watches, Full Jeweled
Levers, tlo.ou.
Gentlemen’ll Gold Hunting Watches, $60.00, up­
ward.
1 would call special attention to my
Black
Key and Stem-Winding Watches,
made expressly by me for my retail trade; war­
ranted to run wltniu two minutes a year.
W ED D IN C
Cashmeres
Merlnoea.
ALL-WOOL FRENCH BLACK CASHMERE,
at 40 cents,
And advance regularly 6 cents per yard.
SINCS
OUR 76 CENT NUMBER
Is having an Immense sale.
a specialty, or made to order on my own prein-
We offer a good quality
LUPIN’S BLACK CASHMERE,
.
at 60 cts.
FINE SOLID SOLD JEW ELRY,
being the only store In Greenwich street that
keeps no Plated Jewelry. i'A K K HAMKKTN
A N D F A mT E R K III great variety; also, npoons
Hint F ork#.
I would like to call attention to my
GRAPE WINE,
Resolved,
her o f
Assembly, and hereby pledgo
oui-
____ __________
hardly expect the negro to give his
j the fact that by Chapter sixty-two ot the la v s of
. .
„ .
,,
, I >673. they are required to report to this Ranertservice#, for be doubtless feels that he
and to use all honorable means to secure his |men*, on or before the THIRTY -FIRST DAY OF
had enough o f that kind o f thing years triumphant election.
! (H'TOBKR, a Statement of the financial condln _
. . . . . .
„
. . .
! Uon (,f I k l f reapeettre counties. Townships.
ago. The Abolitiouist of the past will
O n m o tio n , th e fo llo w in g County Ex- ntles. Towns or Boroughs, on the first dar of
I October next preceding. Blank forms for S;atedo nothing now to illustrate any o f the eentive Committee waa appointed
I menu in conformity with the law will he forwardI fri upon application to this Department.
varied beauties of an institution at whioh
Dover— I . W . Carmichael.
It. r . STOCKTON,
Berkeley— Clark F. Bunnell
he was forever carping ; so the ouly vol­
|
*wM
Comptroller.
Brick—
A
.
M.
Bradshaw.
unteer must be the Old Liue Doughface,
Eagleswood— Eugene F. Cranmer.
whose highest aspirations ought to be
Jackson— James D. White.
Cranberry T ic k e ts
satisfied by the honor of being licked by
Looey— J o b H. Falkinhnrgli.
Manchester— Wesley Bhnmar.
the Owner of a Nigger.
P
r
i
n
t e d a t t h e C o u r i e r O ffic e .
<V een —Joseph Holmes.
Plumstead— Howard Iviua.
There seems to be an entire misappre­
Stafford— Wm. A. Crane.
hension on the part o f the Ooean Demo­
Union— Henry C. Gulick.
crat, o f the editorial in the C o u r ie r
On motion, the Convention adjourned,
two weeks ago.
When we consider and those present came forward and ^ R W J K R W E l NOI T H E R N R A I L W A Y .
the religions condition of the colored warmly congratulated the nominee.
T im e T a b le arinpted Wet. #», I 9 f | .
people o f the North, that it differ# little
TR AIN S LEAVE TOMS RIVER
G eorge W illiam Curtis has resigned
For New Y ert, via Red Bank. CM, 9.W A .l sad
from that of the whites; ami— to make
use o f Southern testimony— that the b » poMtiou » Clmmuu, of Uie Bepublin s Rarnvgst, 7.«s s.u.
Far Pbilsdvlphta, vis Msuchester, 6,30 r.a.
negro o f the South, while eminently re­ con Convention of Richmond county, N.
For Tuvkerton R I t, vis Whitings, A3# r.*.
T
.,
which
met
on
Saturday.
H
is
resig­
ligious iu his nature, is an abject heathen,
the question naturally arises, who is re­ nation, which was accepted, was dne to
The municipal election in Newark yes­
For Vineiand, Bridgeton. Atlantic City, tfe~,
sponsible for this heathenism o f the .lineal.sfaction at recent editorials in Har­ •.36 r.x.
terday resulted in the election o f Wm.
For Bricksbarg, Red Bank, etc., L3S, t . n s.n.
Southern negro? W e say, those under per's weekly, aseerting the duty o f every
H. F. Fiedler, the Democratic anti-Sun­
whose influence be has been for the last Republican to “ scratch " the name o f any
F ,* Lon, Branch. Snnjjf H o o k ,r tt,l.M » . « .
day candidate, over Theodore Mackntt,
nnd inn r.n.
candidate
on
the
ticket
whose
election
two hundred years, the whites o f the
Republican, b y over three thousand ma­
would
be
injurious
to
the
Republican
South. And foot# seem to prove that
jority. A n almost solid German vote
this answer is a just one. The Demo­
was east for Fiedler. The Republicans
crat furnishes us with a list of
T h e O h io State election took place i .
foal * * * * *
(t>acr Ferry.)
retain acniroi o f the Common Council,
worthy Southern men—all dead and gone, yesterday, and resulted in a Republican
Tnckertou, k fs s .r . snd S . » r.n.
~
however.
b y the way—and gives u# the names of success h y about twenty-five thousand r Janwffat, via Warctowa. 6 6* <L» s « . snd x m
ffide, 6.25 L I .
Mr, A B. O vist* has been renominated two o r three very bad Northern ministen; majority.
T h e returns from Iow a, alBank. 3A7 o .a „ i s * sad 5 *7 r m.
f a rr tb
s Assembly
A m e m b ly in the K n t L e g is la tiv e ' b i t the whole giat o f the matter
tba
aimL our Branch. 4.*k 9.42
2.39 r.R.
>- though incomplete, in d iate
undonbtSandy H a*. T.is ajl , S.n r m .
D is trict o f
'B r i i m n .
>ed Republican victory.
**
ta
and
We Invite especial attention to the great ad­
vantages we offer in these goods. Our sales are
so Immense that we have uuusual facilities In
contracting for them.
Keeping no Inferior goods, we begin with a
good quality
BAKER,
m
Fall ^Winter Clothing
CONSUM ER
Approach so closely to
Sc C O . 'S
BANK,
cau
meat of
Id no other way ran
LUPIN’S BLACK MERINO.
Our Immense purchases last spring
In Blankets,
K
n . P. BALDWIN, Geo. Pass. Agent.
O AK H A L L OF 1879.
The F la n n e l Departm ent
Exposes for sale the largest and best assort­
ment of these goqds to be found anywhere.
We have all grades of
W H IT E FLANNELS.
All grades of
SCARLET T W IL L E D FLANNELS.
All grades of
F LAN N E L SUITINGS.
All grades of
PLAIDS, STRIPE AN D BASKET FLANNELS.
All grades of
EMBROIDERED FLANNKL8.
All grades of
OPERA AND CASHMERE FLANNELS.
X T A sufficient force o f polite salesmen are in attendance to promptly wait
on customers, and the number will be incraased for any extra hurry of business.
t w The M a i l O r d e r D e p a r t m e n t Is the special care of gentlemen
of long experience.
W a n a m a k e r & B ro w n ,
O A K H A L L , 0T H A M A R K E T , P H IL A D E L P H IA .
T h e L a r g e s t C l o t h i n g H o u s e in A m e r i c a .
A SUPERIOR Q U A L IT Y O F
A R T H U R B. C L U T E ,
Our stocks of
M U S L IN S ,
S H E E T IN C 8 ,
C A N T O N FLANNELS,
L IN E N S ,
CRETO NNES,
A c .. A c .,
4«
FRESH C A N D IE S
TEACHER OF
Can always be procured at
VO C A L AND IN STRU M EN TAL MUSIC.
PUPIL# RECEIVED AT ANY TIME.
Orders left at Bookstore In Post Office will re­
ceive prompt attention.
3m45
HICKS’ C O N FEC TIO N ER Y,
W a te r St., T o m s R iv e r, N. J.
Ia offered to the consumer at even less prices
than the wholesale quotations for similar quali­
ties by the case.
OUR M AIL ORDER D EP A R T M EN T
Is now organized with such perfect system that we can guarantee
All Orders Filled the Same Day as Received,
Whether for goods or samples.
D R IO G S
baa the Co u rier had so bright and euam raging an ontlook as it haa today ;
and it ia equally gratifying to know that
it waa never more highly appreciated
than now, a# freqnent encouraging and
commendatory word# from onr subscribera, not only in this county, bat through­
out the State, abundantly testify.
The Oor:.ntR boa a good circulation in
every village and neighborhood through­
out this oonnty, as well aa in some of the
adjacent towns o f Burlington and Mon­
mouth. In the cities o f Philadelphia,
New York, Brooklyn, Jersey C ity and
Newark we have nearly two hundred sub­
scribers ; and a reference to our sub­
scription list w ill show that nearly every
State in the Union is therein represented.
Advertisers are beginning to appreciate
the fact (os onr oolnmns show)
the C o n m la on excellent advertising
been brushed up with Improvements In the house and the stock, and la in
H ASworking
trim for the coming season, 1873-1880, with an unapproachable assort,
Strawhridge & Clothier.
kuown. these ferooioua brutes. I t was declared
duced, expressed bis appreciation o f the
Endowed by nature with a robust that, if a man whoso only crime was his
WATCH REPAIRING DEPARTMENT,
color, who had just as good a claim to confidence reposed in him by tho Con­
physique and a most genial tempera­
which is done on my own premises, and under
tho rights o f “ life, liberty, aud tho pur­ vention in selecting him ns its candidate, my own personal supervision, as It has been done
ment, ho has pursued tho even tenor of
lie
said
it
was
most
gratifying
to
him
for the past thirty years, not having to rely on
suit of happiness ” os Jefferson himself,
the Judgment of others as to the repairs necessa­
his way, with a kind word to and for becoming weary of bondage should try that tho nomination was entirely un­ ry to lie made on a watch, thus saving the cua
toiuer unnecessary expense.
sought.
W
h
ile
he
had
b.-en
somewhat
everybody, always roudy to assist the to emigrate to some region where even
I can be found constantly at my store to receive
active in the politics of the county for a mstoiucrs. Thanking the inhabitants of Ocean
unfortunate and to defend tho penuiless. the black man was free, immediately there
county for their kindness shown me, I remain,
number o f years, he had never been an
Respectfully,
JO H N H. W K IJ4II,
would
bo
set
upon
his
track
ferocious
Since our comiug here, nearly three
311 Greenwich, next door to Murray St.
lyO
Not on the corner.
brutes trained to follow fugitives, and office seeker, anil had declined at first to
yoars ago, wo have been struck with the
kuowu to find their man hundreds of have his name used this F a ll; but ns the
fact that wheuevor a defendant iu Gourt miles from their starting point, aud that nomination had oomo so entirely un­
states that he is too poor to employ the unarmed fugitive was often killed by solicited, and so unanimously, lie did
On the other hand, Northoru not feel that he would he doing righ t by
counsel, Mr. Martin may be relied upon thorn.
his Republieau frieuds were he to deto act in that capacity, without fee or worshippers of slavery declared these as­
T O M S R IV E R , N E W J E R 8 E Y .
sertions to be “ Abolition lies
that kind- oline it. W e live, said he, in a country
reward.
noBH being tho great characteristic o f the governed b y Republieau institutions, H f OAKY TO LOAN ON NIIOKT PAPER.
As a consistent Republican and os a
Deposits received.
slaveholder iu all his relations to hiB and every man bos a duty to perform. lvJL
Kxchange bought and sold.
reputable citizen, Mr. Martin has au serfs, such statements were simply slan­ Every good citizen should bo, in a cer­
AU business consistent with the rules of sound
banking transacted.
tain
sense,
a
politician—
that
is,
should
unassailable record.
He is a man of derous inventions of the *’ enemies of tho
isr~ w ill open fqr business about NoV. 1st.
inform himself us to tho political history,
sound judgment and unimpeachable in­ Coustitutiou aud tho Uuion." But hero
condition and wants of the nation, tho
eomes
“
C
ol.”
Butler,
from
Bouth
Caro­
l l A R U I S O X (J O U L E ,
tegrity, thoroughly reliable under any
lina, with his canine troupe, giving exhi­ county and the township where he lives,
ftud all circumstances.
He possesses
aud
endeavor
by
his
influence
aud
bis
bitions of the method once used by the
M ain s*t., n e a r ly o p p o s ite th e P os t O ffice,
excel lout qualifications for a legislator ; “ C h ivalry” to reoover Hoeing chattels; vote to secure tho .success o f the princi­
-T O N S H IV K it, Iff. J .
ples best calculated to benefit the peo­
iR thoroughly acquainted with tho needs not, ns it might seem, for the expre
ple. H o rejoiced in tho fact that he was
Pies,
and
everything usually kept In
purpose
of
briuging
confusion
upou
his
of the oouuty ; and cannot be inHueuced
try bakery, constantly on hand. Large Cake
aud had always beeu a Republican siuoe made to order. Hot Bread ami Rolls every morn­
or intimidated from the cousoieutious Northern admirers, but “ to show that
ing
for
breakfast.
Ten and Twenty Cent Cake a
tho organization o f the party, aud claimed
negroos were not run down to death
specialty. Also, a full line of Confectionery.
discharge o f his duty to his constituency.
Very thankful for past favors, I solicit a contin­
if everything worked right. Borne might that it was emphatieidly the party of uance
of your patronage.
1
The nomination of Mr. Martin insures thiuk that the Abolitionist bad a pretext Freedom, o f Progress, of Humanity. I t
is the only party that to-day believes in
«u honorable oanvass on his part. He for his iusinnatious after nil.
P U R E ! N
I W
a free ballot box, and that is solemnly
Wo are glad that “ Col.” Butler has
despises political bribery and trickery,
pledged to secure protection to every
aud his oaudidocy will go far toward kiudly settled this vexed question o f the
dogs, atul we sincerely hope that the citizen, no matter what his oolor or con­
purifying and elevating our county poli­
FOR a; \K ‘AT
“ Democracy ” will indulge in no mut dition. H e alludod to General Grant as
tics. Iu this particular ho fittingly repterings over this last uianifestation of the not only tho greatest of military chief­
70 C e n ts per Gallon.
resdhts the best elements of his party, fact that if you give a Southerner rope tains, and ns the most honored of our
Tho ex-Presidents, but claimed that he was
here and elsewhere.
He believes that enough he w ill hung himself.
true representative o f Kepubliosn
JACO B BAU D ER,
honorable defeat is bettor than success “ C h iva lry" is a candid creature, and
T o m e R iv e r , N . J .
what the majority of common sense mor­ principles. (Applause.) Again thanking
gained through corrupt aud dishonorable
tals would keep to themselves, he will the Convention for the unsolicited honor
I ’ l.E T O L I M I T C R E D IT O R S .
means. Buoh a candidate ought to car­
this
day
conferred
upon
him,
he
pledged
It
sometimes even boast of.
A Northoru
Estate of H kktrr ( ’ iiawbkki.ain , deceased.
ry the oouuty ; aud if the Republican farmer, whose “ servant” had taken un­ himself to use every honorable means to
Pursuant to an order of the Surrogate of the
County of Ocean, made on the ninth day of
voters give him their hearty and undi­ ceremonious leave, would hardly have secure au election.
October, A. I), one thousand eight hundred and
The
Committee
on
Resolutions seventy-ulne, notice Is hereby given to all per­
thought o f following him with a pack of
vided support, he will be elected.
sons having claims against the estate of Hester
savage beasts thirsting for gore ; aud the (through their chairman, Mr. A. G. B. Chamberlain, deceased, late of the County of
(mean, to present the same, under oath or affirma­
With this issue the N e w J krhky Con- laws of the Northern States would hardly Havens,) reported the following, whioh, tion, to the subscriber, on or before the ninth
on motion, were unanimously adopted : day of July next, txdng nine months from the
r ir r enters upon the thirtieth year o f its have sustained the “ boss ” iu auy such
date of said order; and any creditor neglecting
Resolved, That the Republicans o f the coun­ to bring In and exhibit his or her claim, under
Neither do wo thiuk there
existeuoe.
W e hod intended to give to­ practice.
ty o f Ocean, In Convention assembled, (irmly oath or affirmation, within the lin e so limited,
would
have
beeu
much
brnggiug
over
it.
day an extended history of the paper
mntry
W e have somewhat to propose. Let largely depends upon the success o f the party |
from its first publication until the present
W ILLIAM A. CRANE, Adtur.
day of October, A.D. 1873.
tim e; but a multiplicity of other duties some gallant sou of tho Bouth now briug with which we arc Identified -the party which j Dated the 18th
Printer’s fee. tt.oo.
3m1
has prevented the neoessnry research aud up the pnddle, the cowhido, Rud the saved the country In tlma o f peril, and which. ;
correspondence with its previous pub­ other paraphernalia of a well-regulated If restored to power, would preserve It - r e - 1
affirm our fealty to IU time-honored Drincl- !
rtf Directors o f the Barnegat Land
lishers. A t the conclusion o f the thir­ plantation of old, and show us how tho ■
* *
.
,
. . .
.. *
, Improvement Company, the President, Dr. Geo.
pits as declared and reiterated by National Kerr, is the financial agent of the eompanv, and
tieth volume, one year hence, if we are “ Patriarch ’’ of the “ suuuy land ” used and 8 U te Conventions In times past, and ox- the onlY one authorised to make coutracU or
spared, we shall endeavor to present to to correct his uurnly bondsmen ; not to press our determination to perpetuate the j ct A tte s tfm* nJAME3 E. M AORI, Secretary,
our readers a
o f the various to prove the assertions of army surgeons maintenance o f the same.
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marked events in the history of the pa­ who testified during the war that from
That the utmost Importance atD E N T IS T
bw k
A D A W E N will he
per, aud also such a comprehensive re­ one-fourth to oue-half of the colored sol­ inches to the succeaa o f these measures in *11
view of the growth and progress of our diers who hod beeu slaves l»oro the mark-* P*rU o f our country In the forthcoming elec- i ^ ^ - L X i r | J his rooms, over the Bank, Toma
lion, preliminary to the great national con- **lver’ °,n **omlay, Oct. 97. and remain through
of
cruel
usage,
but
merely
to
show
that
town and county os shall contrast our
*
...
"
. the week, for the practice of Dentistry,
tent upon which we are toon to enter, and
lAHghlng Ua# administered. T»e'th extracted
present condition and prospect# with flogging was not such nn excessively nn- that no effort should he spared to secure a i w*Diout pain.
M
A A IioN DAWKS,
those existing at the time of the estab­ pleasant operation to go through with, full expression o f opinion ou the questions at
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lishment of the paper.
State of Now Jersey.
Resolved, That to this end wo heartily en- ;
o m c i of
)
It affords us no little satisfaction to be that w ill tie needed to make the exhibi­
COMrTKOLLSK or
OF t
Th
Mi T *B
*S V *T ,J'
ComraoiAEs
bramkt
.S
in a position to express our conviction tion a " great moral spectacle ” w ill be dorse the nomination of Allwrl C. Martin, (
O ctober l, 1.373.
)
that at no previous period of its existence Rome^XK^J t ° be the ciiastenod one. We Esq., the candidate this day named for Memj i
resume
T h is L o n g -E sta b lis h e d C lo t h in g H ouse, K n o w n
all thtf C ou n try R oun d,
BY DNALINO DIBICTLY WITH
S T R A W B R ID G E
& C L O T H IE R ,
Eighth and Market Streets,
P H IL A D E L P H IA .
SALE
FOR TAXES.
P L U M S T E D T O W N S H IP .
A IT IC K IS IIE IIE B Y i i l Y E N that by virtue of a Tax Warrant issued by T . W. Hartshorne,
Esquire, one of thy Justices of the Peace In and for the county o f Ooean, to levy and make the
taxes assessed against the delinquent tax-payers in the township o f Plumsted, In the county of
Ocean ; also to levy aud make the taxes laid on unimproved and unteuanted land and* on land ten­
anted by persons who are not the lawful proprietors, who are unable to pay their taxes In said town­
ship, I, Joseph Bussom, Jr., a Constable, duly authorized by the Township Committee of said town­
ship, will, <m S a tu rd a y, N ov. I S , A . D . IN7SI, next, between the hours of 13 and 6 o ’clock, to
wit, at 2 o'clock, p . m., $t the hotel of Daniel Cross, New Egypt, in said township, sell the timber,
wood, herbage, and other vendible property found on the premises taxed to the umlernamed per­
sons, to make the taxes annexed to their respective names, with Interest thereon, together with the
legal costs ami charges of collection.
Name.
Year.
Tax.
Interest.
Cost.
Total.
Archer, Thomas B..................................
IttTS
$3 S3
$0 38
$1 69
$6 88
Bell. Samuel...........................................
1377
1 03
2°
1 69
2 S4
Beb, Samuel........................................
1313
30
08
1 69
2 87
Crlppln, Anna.......................................
1878
7 20
71
9 60
1 69
Conklin, Israel .......................................
1878
4 77
45
1 69
H 81
Kraley, Wm. C......................................
1878
39 70
4 00
1 69
46 29
Havens, Frank ..................... ..................
1818
8 97
39
1 69
4 95
Parker, John, estate .......................
187s
90
OS
1 69
2 57
Parker, Lydia.....................................
1878
2 75
27
1 69
4 61
Southard, John, estate...........................
1876
2 OS
20
1 59
3 87
Southard. John, estate...........................
1871
2 06
13
l 69
8 #4
1878
1 80
IT
1 69
3 66
JOSEPH BUSSOM, J r., Constable.
Dated Plumsted Township, October 15, 1873.
N
g^F P O R T OF THE CONDITION
The Ocean County National Hank,
FreshAssortment ofGoods
A r e n o w a m i w i l l b o c o n s t a n t l y r e c e iv in g : a
C o m m is s io n e r s ’ Sale
REAL
IN A L L D E P A R T M E N T S ,
S p e c ia lly a d a p t e d t o th e
SUM M ER TR AD E I
i .___________
-*{ Domestic Dry Goods,
______________
8 ________________________ 8 _________________________
- j DRESS GOODS,
FANCY GOODS,
8
8
- { Fancy Hosiery, }^
ESTATE.
At Toms River, In the State of New Jersey, at
the close of bustucss, October 2, 1873.
J J Y V IR T I E O F A N ORDER OF T H E
Orphans’ Court o f the County of Ocean, we,
RESOURCES.
the undersigned, Commissioners appointed by
iuit
Loans siid discounts......................... $143,631 46 an ot
_________________________________
___ , to
„
order
of the Orphans’ Court of said couaty
U. S. Bond*to secure circulation........ 160,000 00 divide the following described tracts of land, will N O T I O N S
H A TS , B O O T S A N D S H O E S
■pll
at
lilll.lt.- von.lt.a
ot the
tho
U. S. Bonds on hand......................
vendue, at
62,000 00 sell at public
Other stocks, bonds, and mortgages
17,000 00 H otel or J o s e p h P a r k e r , In th e v i l l a g e
Due from approved reserve agents..
3,363 63
W O O L E N S for M e n ’s a n d B o y s’ W e a r.
• t F o r k e d R iv e r ,
Due from other National Banks......
180 62
Due from state Banks and bankers.
43 64 In the county o f Ocean and State of New Jersey,
Real estate, furniture, and fixtures..
On T h u rtd a y , N o t . 13, 1879,
Current expenses and taxes paid__
8,788 82 Between the hours o f 12 m. and 6 p .m. on Bald
46 00 day, the following described real estate, v ia :
Bills of other Banks.
6,149 00 Certain laud and real estate situatt In the town­ O u r G o o d s a r e a l l b o u g h t - f o r C A S H , a u d w e G u a r a n t e e o u r
Fractional currency (including nick­
ship of Lacey, county o f Ocean and State of New
p r ic e s a l l t o b e m a d e o n t h a t b a s is .
els.) ........
... ..................
Jersey.
specie (Including gold Treasury certif­
A tract of land and real estate, containing one
icates) .........................................
acre, conveyed by Daniel 8. Williams and Benja­
Legal-tender notes............................
min F. Holmes, Executors of Ellxabeth Haines,
Redemption fund with I T . S. Treasurer
deceased, to Reuben Williams, by deed bearing
6,760 00 i date the seventeenth day of September, A. D.
(ft per cent, o f circulation)..........
CROCKERY,
Q R O C ER IES ,
cA
PRO V ISION S.
■0 AUCTION OR DAMAGED GOODS AGIO BY GDI
Total........................................ $421,443 69 | A tract of land and real estate, being the same W e c a l l s p e c i a l a t t e u t i o n
1tract or parcel o f land conveyed by John Parker
LIABILITIES.
M ii u
TT
r.iit»i>t:in tiaiuen, dj ueou oearing
* * d n..........................
M e the 23d day of May, A. D. 1356, and recorded l a s t y e a r * s e x p e r i e n c e w a s
Jrlfftvnied Silinu...............................
S lL the 0l'ean ConntJ Clerk’s office, in Book 10 o f
Undivided profits.......
.................
4,343 o2 Deeds.pages 264 Ac. Excepting out of this tract
W e now rep rewut8t4ntllng....... 138,670 00 the tract first above mentioned, containing, after p e c t a t io n s .
480 ou
l)U I Mid deduction" «i
480
five acres'
Dividends unpaid...................
ln.iivi.iu.1 (h - m i. m h i«i; to . Keck.. ]« . u n «
A, „ , . trM,
, hoo,
0, plnt
n
o
t
p
u
t
i
n
s to re
fo r
Dne to other National
National Bauks
Bauks ............
1,066 flu which the one-third part was conveyed to Reuben
Williams by John Horner and wife, by deed
Total
(421,443 59 dated the 3d day o f November, A. D. isea, and
State of New
.............
.
lew Jerse’
Jersey, County of Ocean, as:
recorded
m —
the Oceaa
County Clerk’s office, in
I, John Aumack, President of the above named Book 51 of Deeds, pages 807, Ac.
‘ do
' solemnly ........
bank,
swear.........................
that the »t>ove statement
W IL L IA M JEFFREY'.
is true to the best of my knowledge and belief.
MANAS8AH C. MORROW,\> CommissionHOWARD JEFFREY,
j
John A vmack , Treat.
fed Sept. 3. 1873.
...........
Printer's fee. $8.10. 1
.......
A. C. M artin , Notary Public.
Correct—Attest:
B. F. A umace,
)
B. C. Cook,
- Directors.
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era. Address for catalogue,
RIDER A ALLEN, Proprietors,
1ml*
Trenton. H. J.
SherifT’s Sale.
l ^ T V t B T I E O F A W R I T O F FW. F A .
out of the Ocean Circuifcoort, and to
me directed,I, I1will aell
sell at public vendne, on
T T K A B tY , NOVEMBER IS , 1 8 * * ,
A t the hotel of Cowdrkk A Cook, In the village of
Toms River, in the county of Ocean, between
thehouT* of 12 7 £ d T V .J T . o n « , d d a ^ tim
following described Real Estate, via:
. _4l!,
t t « t or parcel of land and premises
hereinafter particularly described, situate. Iving
and being in the township of Dover, in the connty of (Venn and State of New Jersey. Being the
o.i.l,l..i.. —......
OF
REAL. ES TATE.
Y V I R T I E O F AN ORDER O F T E E
Orphans' ourt o f the county of Ocean,
U
“ tlf. ° V . he.,B,t .da;T O , i nl;T’ A D ' s*, ’ th* ,ob -
,CT1 ,• Administrator of Aaron Applegate, de­
ceMC,L *IB sell at public vendne, on
;
S A T U R D A Y , O C T O B E R 11, IS T B .
•> * » « » « « " ( c o w ,in ,k * c™ *. In th. m u - o f
Toms River in the conntT of Ocean between the
P r ic e s fr o m 5 t o
th a n
la s t
fa ll.
re m n a n ts ,
and
S S a lT ln S k r ic M
wrrt, twMn cf ‘----
a S ‘J 7 h U >
4 ,3'
w propmv •
-utkvB st the
ro f Aaron A
*
?«»»»<»««^
1575. and recorded ns the
s
W e
ex-
s e n t a s t o c k t h a t w e c o u ld
p r ic e d
10
ca rry
Our
our
new
In g r a in
c e n ts
per
and
to
a
ya rd
de-
Body
lo w e r
n o b a d s to c k , n o r m a k e a n y
8
g u a ra n te e
o n r p r ic e s a s
cheap
ns t h e
WE INVITE AN EXAMINATION,
A ll Goods Marked in Plain Figures.
G. W . C O W P E B T H W A 1 T .
J. U
CO W P E R T H W A IT .
COW PERTHW AITS E X C H A N G E , TONS RIVER, M. J.
G EO . W . C O W P E R T H W A IT ,
■ A N l F A C T V R E R A R B DEALER Of
K A J yI1x .E S . H E A T E R S ,
AND T IN W ARE,
* ^ - ^ S , T ,. a g S ;tg ty a a g g a B s g . r r e ^ ' i” 1 ” * ^
:i - » 2
S&ssa « £
d e p a rtm e n t.
s a m e g o o d s c a n lie b o u g h t f o r in N e w Y o r k .
j *nW tract of land, msd# by J
i.«.-m .
t h is
s u c c e s s —b e y o n d
$ 1 0 ,0 0 0 , a ll
a lo w -
15r u s s e Is.
«*>
1st. A tract o f Su t Meadow, situate at Monqnlto Core, In the township of Dover and county
of Ocean, conveyed to said deceased hv Jacob A.
Irons and w ife, by deed dated Nov. 36th, A. D.
1861, and recorded In the Oceaa County Clerk*#
ofltoe at Toma Hirer, la Book 6 of Deeds, page*
31. Ac.jcontammg
acre*.
*d. The undivided \ interest in a lot of Cedar
?5 *mP» ritoate at the head of the branches o f
rOHTPTed 10 d «^»tod by Miller
Irons and wife, by deed dated Feb. 4, A. D. 180B,
and recorded la the Clerk’s office of the county
of Ocean, in Book M of Deeds, page# 49f A cL
rontaTninV
containing
acres.
w - A -tract o f Land, conveyed t
„£ y
ZSF& Ss
n
i » nSw
---------- (S ett's office
. „
ofth e county
t ^ n T ’J
o e w T in
V Book
itoSk 38 of Deeds,
ofr ocean,
n m t r “Ac.,
1 containing
^ six
tB and
rtookM-10#
acres,
« h V tract o f Land, conveyed
to deceased by
Marr
Bii
t h*
<t>(^ W «. ihk . n . —-J
M fy Bills,
by
a
R
CARPETS!
E
T
s i r a b l e s t y le s , f r o m
A d m in is tr a to r ’s Sale
to
*T
CREATLY
- ■*”-««,
R E D U C ED
a »e r e a l
to w n the releh ra trt A N C H B I IF .A ’
I
THE
N EW EST
NANCE
PR IC ES.
b t b t e i, i
IN THE M ANKET,
THE "SERAPHIC” PORTABLE RANGE,
CHARLES L. HOLMAN, Sheriff.
_
..
A. C. M arti* , Attorney.
Dated September it, 1S3. f t . fpe. $S.3S. i
1
L* ’ « «
W a t e r C o p p e r P . n r y . i e dp t e e M t
■ • • «
A d j u s t a b l e H a t C lo s e t , I
e r a * ., p tr te t r p M - e a a , i a , e u . n . M , m t e o i a h M a a .
W eb ste r H eater for Sale.
• r t . U , IB M * , as the
JOHN AUMACK,
—
J
Dated Oct. u , 1373.
‘ R E P A IR S
S U P P L IE D
AT
SHO BT
H O T lC B .- n i
Cow perthw ait'e E ic h a n g e , T o m s River, M . 4.
N
ew
J ersey C
,
o u r ie r
Messra. B r ig g s A Co., whose adver­
tisement- a p p ea n on om second page
TAMS R IV E R , K. J.
this w eek, announce that they w ill open
LpjfgsDAY A f t e r n o o n , O ct . 15,1879. a new B an k in this town about N ovem ­
ber 1st. W e understand that It w ill for
the p resent b e under the management o f
| & It is the privilege o f Executors, Admin*
Lratort, Querdleo*. -Ac., havin g charge of M r. D . L . Latourette, who is an experi­
W e had occasion,
« settlement o f Estates before tho Surrogate, enced bank man.
have the legal notices rela tin g thereto some tim e since, to see several letters
in,the Co u h i i r . Our friends acting from leadin g men and business firms in
| any ol the above positions, should bear this
N ew Y o rk C ity, bearing testimony to the
Elated
I mind and request the Surrogate to send the
Lees to this office._____ _____________________
LOCAL JCATTEBS.
high character and excellent abilities of
this gentlem an, and all spoke o f him in
the h igh est terms. I t is generally known
that a few months ago M r. L . obtained
-,01*1 In d u cem en t.
authority from the Comptroller o f the
To «11
BubBoribera we w ill send Currenoy to organize another National
ie ourjsb
now until January 1st, Bank in th is t o w n ; but as it was diffionlt
at that tim e to get all the stock taken
igl for T w o D ollars ; o r until M ay 1st,
without g o in g out o f the county, it was
ggO, for One D ollar. T o those who
considered best to postpone the project
wish to take i t fo r a shorter period until a revival o f business should seem
trial, we w ill Bend it fo u r months ju stify its establishment, and in the
,om the date o f subscription, upon re- meantime to open a private Bank.
n^w
from
C
to
a
9jpt of F ifty ^ents.
T h e above terms
Sorghum Sirup.
In our issue of Sept. 17th we men­
re offered only w here the subscription is
aid promptly in advance,
tmiaway A c c id e n te .
On Thursday afternoon o f last week,
3 Mr. James J. H erbert, o f Point
leasant, was d rivin g into this town, his
orse became unmanageable and ran
(fay, and in his flight brought the wheel
[ the buggy to which he was attached in
jntflct with that o f a carriage contain,g Mrs. John Simpson and a lady
iend, smashing it and frightening the
idies exceedingly. Fortunately, no one
ras seriously injured,
tioned th at M r. D. H . Schofield, o f this
town, had raised this year a small quan­
tity o f th e n ew variety o f sorghum called
Correspondence o f the Nets Jersey Courier.
T h e Demooratio County Convention
m et at the Court H ou se yesterday at
noon, and organized b y the selection o f
M r. J. R . Schenk as Chairman, and Mr.
J. 8. Storms as secretary. In taking the
choir, Mr. Schenk thanked the Conven­
tion for the honor conferred, and re­
quested the Secretary to read the call.
T h e follow ing Committee on Rules
and Resolutions was then appointed:
Thos. W . M iddleton of D over, Henry
W illiam s o f B erkeley, J. D . Smith of
B rick, Jaa. P . W ard o f Eagleswood,
James E . A llen o f Jackson, E. F. Math­
ew s o f Lacey, John Patton o f Manches­
ter, Samuel Birdsall o f O oc»n, Thoe. B.
Jobes o f Plumstead, A lfre d W . Brown
o f Stafford, N . S. Cranmer o f Union.
A Tourist Homeward Bound.
A l b a n y , N . Y ., S e p t 5th, 1879.
A rrived in this home o f the K nicker­
bockers and Van Rensaeloers, at 8 a . m .
T h e oapital o f the “ Em pire State " has
not ohanged in its internal appearanoe.
T h e only notioeable feature is the “ new
capitol building,” whioh, in its magni­
tude, cost and situation is entitled to an
extended notice.
Through the oouiiesy
o f several officials I am enabled to im ­
part a more elaborate statement than I
could otherwise have obtained.
I shall
its chronological his­
tory, its inception, great architectural
beauty, and its grand occupation recep­
tion.
In order to g ive a proper idea o f
the necessity for a new capitol, it should
impart a portion of
O n motion, the Convention proceeded
to nominate a candidate lo r Assembly ;
and upon a call o f the townships, each
delegation presented the name o f Rufus
B lodgett.
be remembered at the outset, that the re­
quirements of the State hod outgrown
the capacity o f the old one.
E a rly in
1865, while the Legislature was in session,
On motion o f D r. P . K . Hilliard, Mr.
B lod gett was deolared the unanimous
choioe o f the Convention; an 3 a com­
m ittee consisting o f Messrs. H illiard and
Emson was appointed to n otify the can­
didate o f his
present
him to the Convention.
nomination, and
“ M innesota E arly Am ber.” Sinoe that
time he has had five gallons o f sirup o f
U pon being introduced to the Conven­
an excellent qu ality manufactured from tion, Mr. B lodgett returned his thanks
the canes raised by him on a piece o f fo r the hearty aud unanimous manner in
ground containing thirteen square rods, which the nomination had been tendered
or at th e rate o f seventy-five gallons to him, and said he accepted it as an in­
the acre. H e confidently believes that dorsement o f his course in the L egisla­
it can b e m ade a profitable crop in this ture for the past two years.
During
county.
H e has le ft a sample bottle of that time he had endeavored faithfully
the sirup w ith us fo r inspection b y those to serve the people o f this county, and
desiring to do so. W e shall be glad to he fe lt proudly consoious that every vote
hear from any others who have made the cast by him in the H ouse of Assembly
the experim ent of cultivating this variety had been an honest vote.
H e again
o f sorghum.
thanked the Convention, and said that
he intended to use a ll honorable means
Religious Meetings.
T h e special devotional meetings in the to secure a re-election.
j On Friday forenoon, as M r. Thomas
liagleton was d rivin g across th e railroad
rack at the depot, the horse became unlanageabJe, and in his effort to run
rought the w agon in contact with a tree
ith such force as to tear him self loose
Baptist Church yesterday were w ell at­
Indjerk M r. Singleton to th e ground
tended, and much interest was manifest­
frith tremendous force, striking on his
ed. In the morning, conference m eet­
•bin and breast. H e was taken up in an
ing was held, conducted by the pastor o f
bsensible condition, carried in to the res­
the church. In the afternoon, confer­
idence of M r. F ran k lin H arris and aphyence m eetin g was again held, conducted
lician summoned. H e was soon restored
b y R ev. M r, Johnson, o f Brioksburg. In
T o consciousness, and although severely
the evening, R ev. M r. Taylor, o f A sbury
burised, he was found not to b e seriousPark, d elivered an excellent discourse to
y iujured. I t was a narrow escape howa la rge congregation.
This morning,
iver.
conference m eeting was held at 11
On Sunday evening, as M onroe Van- o ’clock, and w ill be held again at 3 this
Bant and W m . H . M cK a ig, o f Island afternoon. T h is evening, at 7.30, R ev.
Heights, were d rivin g down Washington Mr.
P arm elee, o f Manasquan, w ill
street, on th eir w oy to attend church in preach. T h e singing is conducted b y
;histovrn, when near the residence of Mr. D y e . o f Asbury Park.
Walton, th e horse took frigh t
object b y tho roadside, and wheeled
harp about, upsetting the b u g g y and
hrowing both th o young men out. They
were considerably bruised, but sot seiously injured, aud were soon able to
cturn to their homes.
T h e b u ggy and
larness were p retty w ell used up, and
Ooean County Democratic Convention.
T h e 'W e a t h e r .
In th is locality the weather is now
most d eligh tfu l.
T h e temperature has
Resolved,
Resolved,
M r. E. P . Emson m oved that a com­
been decidedly summerish, the ther­
m om eter ranging from 70° to 90° in the m ittee o f 0D6 from each township b e ap­
m iddle o f the day, for the past three pointed with power to select a candi­
weeks.
N o rain has fallen here during date fo r County Collector, and have his
but the atmosphere has been name placed upon the ticket.
horse continued his flig h t down that
D r. H illiard protested against such a
unusually fu ll o f moisture at night, and
Washington street toward the Bay, where
course as undemocratic, and insisted
ie was found on M onday m orning en­ the h ea vy dews have in a great measure
that if a candidate was t o be nominated
tangled b y such portions o f the harness compensated fo r the lack of rain. From
all parts o f th e county w e learn that an at all, the proper w ay t o do it was in
vs remained on him.
unusual degree of healthfulness prevails. open Convention.
[Mail Matter*.
Much dissatisfaction is expressed here
on account o f th e recent ord er which
necessitates the d o s in g o f ou r morning
mail at 6.20 instead o f 9 a . h . as hereto­
fore. So far as we have been able to
learn the ch an ge is regarded as unsatis­
factory b y the citizens o f this part o f the
Bounty generally, and a feelin g is univer­
sally expressed in favor o f o return to
ie old plan.
U nder the present ar.ngement, our m orning m ail from New
York, which comes b y the w ay o f Philalelphia, is frequ en tly delayed twentybur hours in reaching us, consequently
he New Y ork m orning papers often do
lot reach here u n til the next day after
heir publication.
Toma R ive r B akery.
Mr. Harrison G ob le, proprietor o f the
jakery in this town, places him self this
week on our list o f advertisers, in a very
lodest business card which hardly does
uatice to the productions o f his estab
ishment. T o any one who has been aclustomed to the flu ffy article turned out
!rom the city bakeries under th e name of
wead, hia home-made and graham loaves
period,
A warm discussion ensued, and finally
W e have had no frost as yet in this local­
ity to in ju re vegetation, which looks as it was agreed to take a recess until 2 p .
m . in order to canvass the matter.
green as in midsummer.
Upon re-assembling, a County Execu­
Barnegat Land Improvement Co.
tive Committee was appointed, consist­
A t th e annual meeting o f the stock­
in g o f one member from each p ollin g dis­
holders o f the Barnegat Land Im p rove­
trict in the county, and tw o members at
ment Com pany, (Lavallette C ity,) held
large.
at th e office o f the company in this place,
D r. H illiard then m oved to proceed to
on Oct. 8th, the follow ing gentlemen
nominate a
C ounty Collect­
were elected Directors for the ensuing
or, which motion p re v a ile d ; and upon
year, v iz : D r. Geo. K err, James E.
calling the townships, the names of
M agee, D r. J. J. Reese, James T . W h ite,
Edw in Jimeson (th e present incumbent)
E . V . M ach cite, Richard M agee and A.*
and H enry A . L o w were presented. The
T . L a va llette.
A t a subsequent m eet­
first b allot resulted in 30 votes for Jim­
ing o f th e Board o f Directors the fo llo w ­
eson, and 10 fo r L o w ; when, on motion,
ing offioers were elected : President, D r.
E dw in Jimeson was deolared the unani­
Geo. K e r r ; Secretary, James E. M a g e e ;
mous nominee o f the Convention.
Treasurer, D r. J. J. Reese.
On motion, tho Convention then ad­
Personal.
journed.
M r. Joh n W . Irons
B orden
Mannahawkin Items.
Irons, o f this tow n,) accompanied b y his
A great excitement prevailed on Sat­
w ife, arrived here on M onday from " Salt
L a k e C ity , U tah, where he has resided urday evening in our village. A bout 8
fo r the past sixteen years. H e w ill spend o ’clock it was discovered b y some one
a few weeks in visiting his friends in this that the m ill dam had broken along side
county, p rior to his return.
o f the saw m ill, and the water was pour­
candidate for
(brotherot
R e v . D . S. Parmelee, of Manasquan, in g through at a rapid rate, spreading
out below. T h e women liv in g near by
eem indeed lik e the genuine “ staff of gave us a v e ry pleasant call this m orn­
ing.
H e says he has preaohed frequent­ became somewhat alarmed, fearing it
ife ; ” while h is breakfast rolls would
empt the palate o f an epicure.
W e ly, in th e early days o f the Toms R iver would prove too heavy fo r them. When
lava never seen a poor article o f any Baptist Church, in the room now occu­ they were told that there was no danger,
they calmed their fears and went out to
■ind from his bakery. T h at is probably pied b y us as a sanctum.
ie reason why h e is always fu ll o f busi­
es.
'roteotion to Gama.
The follow ing are the officers o f the
)cean County Gam e P rotective Associa:°n, which has reoentiy been organized •
•resident, H . 0 . G lo v e r; Vioe-Presi®nt, C. A. G ilm ore ; Secretary, T . W.
liddleton; Treasurer, Clayton Rob•ms; Directors—B. C. Cook, Clayton
Jobbins, H . C. G lover, C. A . Gilmore,
I- H. Luhrs, Gaven Brackenridge, Clay!
nn Grover, Smith Cowdriok, R R . Apand Stewart Applegate.
I t is
6 mtention o f
Association to strictenforo« the gam e laws o f this State.
W
O
“
d e n iz a tio n
aeeded m this county.
has
lo n g been
C ra n b e rrie s .
Senator Emson informed us yesterday
® w cranberry crop, the gathering of
>c is nearly completed, w ill amount
/ ? t*’eeu 6»°°0 and 7,000 bushels.
.J 7
He
see what destruction it would make.
D u rin g the flow o f water it became un­
A n um ber o f our citizens made exper­
safe fo r people to travel across the
imental plantings of peanuts this sea­
bridges. A number liv in g on the south
son, and in each case, so far as we have
side o f the stream w ere obliged to re­
heard, th e experim ent bids fair to be a
m ain in town until the flood had subsid­
success.
W e w ill feel obliged i f those
ed, or go below and cross over the rail­
who are cultivating them w ill inform us
road bridge to reach th eir homes and
as to th e results, when ascertained.
loved ones in safety. F . B. Oliphant,
Bank Statement.
present owner o f the m ill property, w ill
T h e official report o f tho condition o f take down the old m ill and put in flood
the O cean County National Bank, which gates while the water is down so low.
w ill b e found on our second page, shows T h e pond presents a ragged appearance,
an unusually
w ay o f there being so m any old st mps. I t
deposits, as compared with form er state­ was almost equal to Central Park on
ments.
Sunday. P eop le on th eir way to and
Peanut Culture.
large item in the
Special Notices.
O. N . Bancroft is at home again, ready
to attend to the wants o f all, in the W atch
R ep a irin g and Jew elry line.
A n d in
consideration o f the continued
o f m oifey among the laboring classes, he
has resolved to clean and repair a ll com ­
mon W atches and Clocks at greatly
prices, from now till January n e x t
Also sell goods now on hand at less than
cost price.
but act
at once, a ll y e who need work or goods.
acaroity
re­
two hundred and fifty pickers at duced
f ? Ver
and i t w ill take
about a week longer to complete
- »o rt
T h e F erre bog, neer this
Do not forget this,
from church and Sabbath School seemed
anxious to see the ruins, and the pond,
which was different from what many
young people ever saw it before, A
numJjer o f the young men talk o f cut­
tin g o ff the stumps so that they may en­
jo y the pleasure o f sailing upon its wa­
ters when there is a head o f water again.
Hundreds o f pike w ere left high and
d ry to die, and the boys could be seen
goin g in all directions with airings o f
them. H ow about Sunday fishing now
?
Staffo rd .
Waretown Items.
b y Governor Hoffman aud Ham ilton
Harris. The location is a very command­
in g one, the grounds being about 170
feet above the level of the river. T h e
main wallB of the building rise to an ele­
vation o f 110 feet above the le v e l o f the
adjacent streets, and the corners and
0nU ” * 40 “ ■ * " » * * •
tbem into wine, and he has
D y P 8** paina to secure a good article,
consumers
can
re ly
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,
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J u d g e W o o d r u f f b e gin s his le c tu res o n
upon its C o m m e r c ia l L a w b e fo r e th e s tu d e ats o f
th e T r e n t o n B u siness C o lle g e th is w e e k ,
The
r e r i-r a l o f b r n m e e . n a k e e an in -
ereaee .1 d e m a n d fo r p ra c tic a lly ed n e ate d
a M- „
° t Silverton, has reoentiy
y o a n g m e n , an d, aa a a m a e q n e n ce , th e
* substantial bam in h'
n a m b e re
V fc K e iv .v k . .
cm r „ j
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b m l t * ****
Indian H31, east o f tbe Sq nan
in
T h e exterior walls are 280 feet long,
north and south, and 380 fe e t east and
west. There are four entrances, three
o f which w ill be to the first floor, and
the west one to the second floor, upon
which are Legislative halls and library.
T h ree o f these porticoes w ill be arranged
w ith carnage entrances.
T h e Senate Chamber w ill b e 75 b y 55
feet on the floor, with a gallery on three
sides o f 20 feet more width. T h e Assem­
b ly Chamber is 92 b y 75 feet on the
floor, surrounded b y a sim ilar gallery,
which in both Chambers la rg e ly increas­
es th e areas of the upper portion. T h e
lib rary w ill occupy the w hole o f the east
fron t o f these two stories, and w ill be
283 feet loag, and 54 feet wide. This
w ill be the most attractive room in the
building, and perhaps in the world. Its
large area and lofty proportions, its views
toward the north, east and south, over­
looking the oity and bringing in the val­
le y o f the Hudson and its western slopes
fo r m iles in each direction, w ill make it
a favorite plaoe o f resort at a ll seasons
o f the year, even by those who have no
taste for the mental pleasures afforded
by its 500,000 volumes.
T h e feature o f the tem porary Senate
Chamber, that will more readily interest
the spectator, is the massive oak ceiling.
T h e joining and carving o f this wood­
w ork is superb. Another striking fea­
ture is the grand corridor, on the south
side o f the Court o f A ppeals room.
Thia w ill form a sort o f ante-chamber to
the court, and also one entrance to the
room. H ere gold and crimson and other
colors are mingled in all the fantastic
shapes and shades o f the kaleidoscope.
Standing at the west entrance, and look­
in g down through it, the perspective is
peculiarly effective. T h e m argin of vis­
ion on the transverse arches o f the roof,
grows less and less, while the window
recesses on either side— those on the
righ t admitting the daylight from the
court— seem to connect and bring the
linas o f gold on the buttresses of the
arches closer and closer together. This
corridor is 140 feet long. I t is the pub­
lic pasnage way, ea*t and west, in the
north wing of the building.
T h e Speaker’s desk in the Assembly
Chamber is mounted on a stone pedestal,
and his chair will sit on a foundation as
solid, to all appearances, as the everlast­
in g rock from which it was quarried.
T h e furniture is all solid mahogany. A
red carpet with a rich border w ill be
laid. I t w ill require about 6,009 yards
to cover the floors that are to be carpet­
ed thia winter. This does not o f course
include the halls Mid corridors, the floors
o f which are laid everyw here with en­
caustic tiles. Upon entering the build­
ing, every visitor is required to register
name ana residence.
T h e total sum expended, inclusive
o f the year 1878, with the exception o f a
little over $100,000 on hand to pay bills
due, amounts to $9,534,290.33. T h e es­
timated cost of completing the building
is $ 4 , 200,000— and to be com pleted ana
furnished by January 1, 1881— making a
total cost o f $13,734,290.33. M ay
sume thia subject.
“ M a lla b t.”
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county is requested to send three o r more del- j * * *
tu d f-p m * o n e o ’etoek o a S u n d a y m m -
re*d3r * *
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w ffl be considered members o f the Convection
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ntmctare them last enough to fill their orders,
> nt th e j n o . hare iecreared fa c iliu c for tum-
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M o r ri. A. M . g e o e t a r , o f t i e
R . a f nwrT '
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aorta- T i e , g i n M r
a r f le t a , o r * « i r e far ta t a .
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a e r m U , \mexdartve
( m it e r , to o o r i is, tea t ie , adrtom fail to
T a m ia la m m *« 1 1 * p r e r l M for an w ic
C - .
<l* rtf »
m * tic M -o M . a d are p r e p r e d to U
M ate T m p e r a a r e ADtaere. « ] a*heaa t i e
C o r a a a a to
e v en t*. M le c t “ H o .
Ita lia n b ark Antoinetta Corta,
I from G e n o a for N e » Y o rk im bailout,
! a to ek o f I a r a -
E. Church. Manchester, Oct. 38, 1879. at 3 p.
fo r UK p erp ow o f reo rg M lziiig UK O rem *c c c r * ‘7
r e .v e .i«M e K j l , it u tight to
Loanty Temperance Alliance.
every housekeeper; ft is made o f braes, highly
Each cbmrh mad temperance society in the P °! ^>ied. or nickel plated, has no weights to
a tte o d a s e e are la r g e r th a n
1fo r orrerad y e a n p a a t
Toms R i ver, N . J .
In regard to the Presidential nominations,
said, there are tw o facts well established.
One la that Tllden w ill not be a powerful eaadidate. I f Cornell Is elected (* * he certainly
“ 'l l be) TUdcn would fa ll to get even the votes
hi* ow n 8tate 5 and I f Robinson w ere re­
elected (as he certainly w ill not be) h it (T ilden’s) chances in the Democratic Convention
would not be m ateriallj Improved. T h e fa c t
Is TUdon’s uame does not appear on the s la te ;
bo boa been 11 ciphered” out. On the other
baud, President Hayes Is not to be considered
In tbe race. H i* determination to serve bat
one term w m too emphatically declared to be
retracted. As to Grant, hU nomination, I
think, depend* entirely on the behavior o f the
Confederate brigadiers at the ensuing session
o f Congress. Last year they forced three bills
to a Veto, and In each Instance the President
was sustained by the people. I f they d o the
same thing this winter—-If they reopen the
issues o f the war—g en e ra l Grant’s renomlnatlon u assured. Hta tour o l the world w as an
excellentjblng. I t educated him, fitted him
to rule the nation better than he ruled It a few
years since, and ho Is too sincere a patriot to
refuse the nomination I f he should see his ser=
vice* wore needed.
PHILIP Dt GRUCHY, Manager.
Thlti farm it now stocked
with a fine herd of R egis­
tered
JerseyCattle
(commonly called Alderney,)
to ivhtch tho attention o f
Im proved Stock raisers is
respectfully invited.
Registered Jersey
A n d t h « r ig h t kin d o f
r o it SA L E .
The Jersey Bulls,
(American Jersey
Cattle
Club H erd Register No.
1420,) anti
Lord Stanley,
f™ "
ter.
to
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We s M n you to r r t e to toe O n o
Advices from Gape Town to Sep­
tem ber 22d are as
The presence
o f the troops and S ir Garnet W o lseley’i
emphatic declaration that England in­
tends to claim the Transvaal have prodnoed a qu ietin g effect on the Boers.
Affairs in Zululand are quiet, bu t a
COME AND SEE
GREAT REDUCTION
In the price o f goods, st
Geo. W . Trnex’s.
Grand Depot,
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CHAS. McCLEES,
Also, a good assortment of
Whips,
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® «to n e r, I S 3 D, for the purpose of electing
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business as may come before the meeting.
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U N IO N T O W N S H IP .
T IC R IM H K R K IIY UIVP.1V that by virtue of s Tax Warrant laeued by Knrnior R. Wills.
one of the .1aatioes of the Peace In and for the county of Ocean, to levy and maks the
N OKaqulre,
totoneed against the delinquent tax-payers In the township of Union, In the county o f Ocoan •
sleo to levy and make the taxes laid on unimproved and untenanted land and on land tenanted by
persons who sre not the lawful proprietors, who are unable to pay thefr taxes (n said townshfo. i
•HI* on
1Ciinststde, duly appointed by the Township Committee o f said towasSfip’.
Mili* **n a a tu rd a y , th e fifith d a y o f O c to b e r , A . D. I f t f o , next, between the hours o f f t
and 6 o clock, to wit, at 9 o'clock, r.u., st the Mullen House, In barnegat, in said township, w ii the
nt
delinquents whose names are hereto annexed, wheresoever found, and
also the timber, wood, herbage, and other vendible property round on the premises taxed to the
undernamed persons, to make the taxes annnexed t* tbelr respective names, with interest tT
together with the legal costs and charges of collection.
Original
<'unstable’s
Cost
Name.
Year.
Tax.
Interest. Levyment. Return Fee. Advertising. Total.
Brlnley, Edward . . .
25
|1 67
f0 25
f0 34
|i M
g ll 51
•• ,187*
l 2JI
Brlnley, Edward...... ...
T 88
83
25
84
1 00
10 «
Cranmer, Henry ...... ... 1K78
1 00
0*
25
84
1 09
t to
Brrickson, John A .... ... 1ST*
1 00
26
84
1 00
9 to
Fox, William........... ... 1876
6 40
1 78
25
34
1 00
8 78
Fox, William........... . . 1877
« M
93
25
84
1 00
T 67
Fox, William . . . . . . . ... 1878
4 29
84
95
84
1 00
• 88
Gray, William.......... .. 1876
7 %,
t 82
81
1 00
19 11
Gray, William.......... .. 1877
6 60
1 80
25
84
1 00
9 68
Giberson, Joseph..... ... 1876
I «0
83
25
84
1 00
988
lloleman. John I
1 «6
82
25
84
1 0V
Hilliard, David ( ---- ... 1877
IM
Hankins, Daniel....... .. 1878
08
1 00
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Little, James............. .. 1876
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11 87
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Little, James............. .. 1877
66 OQ
18 68
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1 00
•1 18
Little, James............ .. 1878
•1 82
9 72
25
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1 00
to to
8 26
Lord, William G ......... .. 1877
1 69
25
84
1 00
U 88
Lord, William G ......... .. 1*78
7 16
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Newell, Wffihm A..
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1 80
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HT in Stock, which
uity defy c o m p ete
A L L K IN D S # F
! Ht«tf Furaifliifig 6#otft, Furniture,
A e „ vary cheap;
E Pricket. Manchester
W WortzeL Manchester
T Hatton. Manchester
M Cunningham. Manchester
E H Jones. Waretown
H H Predmore, Waretown
P K Hilliard. Mannahawkin
E Jimeson, New Egypt
A
BHckaXwrg
Isaac Hyers. Brtckstmrg
J B Smith. Briefest*rg
Mr W ™ ---- “ ---- ~
8 Mi
S P 1 _________________
J M Patiaoo. Hightotown
R B Gowdy, West Creek
York
J D iathrop. New Tork
W WaA, New Task
B Foster. New Ysrit
J Williams, New Tork
Immeerm,
G f Hem. Hew
out­
Orders for samples sent to persons who cannot purchase
In person.
I t Beems likely that Secoooeni w ill sub­
mit. Moirosi continues defiant
Geo Kerr, Philadelphia
J T White, Philadelphia
T R Taylor,
.
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Asbury
Park
ury Park
W m Rogers, N ew Egypt
Caleb
Falklnburg
1
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River
rapstead,
L I
T E Seaman, H em
p
W J Soden, N ewr fYork
or*
Eugsne F Cranmer, West Creek
W Agyle W ater*, BtaffordvUie
8 J Pharo, W est Creek
Jos Holme*, F orked River
Isaac Vanbise, Brlcksburg
•Tames tough ran, Vineland
Allen Neill, Barnegat
Geo T Cranmer, Barnegat
W A Crane, Mannahawkin
W 8 Snyder, r.ricksburg
H A Tolbert, Barnegat
A C B H a v e n s , Burrsville
James Steen. Eatontown
John E Clayton, Point Pleasant
J A Sobware, Philadelphia
J N Billings. N J 8 R R
Sam L H opping, Totten ville
Wesley Patton, Totten ville
E N W alll*. Philadelphia
J L Marshall, E aton town
A W Healy,
i j. Webster.
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, Massachusetts
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nthon; Haye, —
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Anthony
Webster
Massachusetts
B e in g
Tbe Largest DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, and general
fitting House thus far established,
port was current that Dabulamanzi, a H A R N E 8 8 always on hand and made ts
order at short notice.
brother of Cetywayo, had been killed.
Arrivals for week ending Oct. 14, 1879.
W h io h fa n o w o n e o f
is delivered to customers
regularly every morning.
Visitors are admitted to
the Stables and H a ir y any
day in the week, (except
Sunday .) between the hours
o f to A. M. and 3 P . M.
follows:
C o w d r ic k A C o o k , P r o p r ie t o r s .
G rR A X T D D E P O T ,
P U R E M IL K
Foreign Itemi.
Da. C. P. R o s x :—
Y our Carminative Balsam has entirely cured
me o f a painful case o f Dysentery. I think it
~ valuable preparation.
Jo h n M u l l e n ,
Church St., Frankford, Pa.
JOHN WANAMAKER’S
VISITORS A T
(Register 1\o. 2340,) will be
at the service o f those wish­
ing to im prove their stock.
For terms apply to the M an­
ager.
The London D a ily Standard's Paris
correspondent states that Hon. Edw ard
r
T o A ll
KENTUCKY,
than popular. His strength is with politicians,
not with the people.
N o oue would deny his
ability as a speaker— that was a great speech
he wade In Brooklyn the other night— but he
hasn’t Blaine’s reputation in Congress. Blaine
has many elements o f popularly aud would
make a strong Presidential candidate.
But
then, Sherman has won every heart by bis
wise administration o f the country's fiuanccs.
Resumption o f specie payments aud the re­
storation o f commercial prosperity have given
him a stroug hold updu the people.
Y es, It
w ill be a close race between Secretary Sherand Senator Blaine.
S e n e a r's G e r m a n D ysp ep sia F s w S e r
• r T o n ic , taken after eating,.will prevent all
the discomfort saffered b j Dyspeptics. Bold by
all Druggists st 00 cents per bottle. Depot, 60S
Arch St., Philadelphia, P a
1 ysi
A-Sr/wpte
Cows and Heifers
great
Thursday,
H
AT
F . Noyes, Am erican Ambassador to
France, and H on. Lucius Fairchild, the
American Consul at Paris, with their
ventilating towers w ill be from 50 to 90 wives, w ill shortly go to Egypt, N orth
They w ill be absent
feet still higher, while the main tower Africa and Spain.
w ill reach a height o f 300 feet above the for three months.
street. From its cupola the valley o f the
Two hundred and sixty-seven farmers
Hudeon for more than 30 m iles north aud
and their wives sailed from L iverp o o l
south, and of the Mohawk fo r nearly the
last
Friday, on the steamer Teutonia fo r
same distance west w ill be seen, as well
as the intervening slopes and plains fo r a New Orleans, on their way to Texas, and
circuit o f more than 20 m iles radius.
are for the most part well provided with
T h e open publio grounds around the money. T h ey are from Durham, Y o r k ­
capitol w ill have an area o f ten acres,
and when the building is completed the shire, Lancashire, Cumberland, L in ­
old capitol and library w ill be removed, colnshire and Gloucestershire.
leavin g a park on the east fron t o f 450
The North German Gazette, discussing
feet lon g and 320 feet wide, the ornamen­
the retirement o f Count Andrassy, says
tation o f which w ill be made to conform
to that o f the structure.
T h at noble he firm ly established relations with G er­
avenue, State street, w ill continue this many founded on the mutual confidence
open spaoe for nearly h alf a m ile east­ o f the two Empires.
An alliance with
ward to the river. Thns standing upon
Austria in a form corresponding with the
alm ost the highest ground in the city,
positions
now
occupied
by Austria and
with the land falling o ff in all directions
except to the west. Surrounded b y these Germany in Europe has been from the
wide, open parks and broad avenues, beginning regarded by German states
w ith its nigh walls and still higher pa­
men o f the final object in the m ovem ent
vilions, turrets and towers, the capitol
for German unity.
w ill appear to
advantage.
t*
^
FARM!
laid b y Thomas Foley, under direction great man, but his reputation lsu’ t national.
o f th e Supt., John B ridgford, in the His power doesn’t extend beyond N ew Y o r k
southeast corner of the lo t on the 7th of 8tate, and-oven-here he Is powerful rather
. » now being picked. T h e berries
Mrs. W illia m Lake, corner M ain and
T h e population o f this place, ac­
" " <’eUCTt qneUtr, end i t is esti- W ater streets, has the finest assortment
cordin g to actual count, is 360 persons,
rf_
w ill amount to be- o f ladies’ and misses’ trimmed M id un­
about one-tliird o f whom M e children.
J ? ° “ d 600 bushels. Charles H . trim m ed hats that can be found in Ocean
M r. Jos. Predm ore is quite sick.
msT , * 01, * “
pick about 2,000 county, w hich she offers cheap fo r cash.
N ex t Sabbath w ill b e observed as a
De‘®from his bog.
Call and examine before g o in g else­
day o f prayer for Sunday School*.
where.
y*
W im * .
' R ev. E . W aters was visiting in this P a r t ie s n t * f E a p t o m n t w n H « *
Mrs. E . L . Glacier, having returned place on Thursday la st
w e n t e r ea d th e f o llo w l a * :
a t o J " * * B»nder, o l thia town, adc , 68
grap* wine of his own man- from Philadelphia, is now ready to g ive
One o f the best way* to make money is to
Delegates are expected to attend the
i * forBaleby the gallon. He had her attention to the business o f dress­ Temperance Convention to b e held at eertire aa agency for the sale o f an s n id e that
fe indispensable in every fam ily, and fo r which
m aking and sewing in general.
O c t 23d.
Manchester on
^ U f » ! 1\ CrOP° *
* ® l0 n s e there is a great demaod. T b e Universal Fam­
prices which prevailed,
T r y th e Manhatta five cent cigar.
It
T here w ill be a Convention held in the M. ily Platform Scale, patented December 3d,
can b e found at C lnte’s.
1878. is an article o f this kind. Its beauty.
W *
CRANMOOR
M r. John Bridgford, an enterprising
builder, coming out o f the qld capitol,
m et H o d . John V. L . Pruyu and said to
him, “ M r. Pruyn, we want o»new capi­
tol.” M r. Pruyn said he “ would oonsuit the Governor and State officials on
the subjeot. ” The work o f clearing the
grounds o f buildings, Ac., was com­
menced on the 9th of Decem ber, 1868,
But I f everything goe* smoothly In Congress
and on that day the first spade was put there w ill be uo necessity for nominating
in the ground by W illiam Thornton. Grant, and the canvass w ill then be a close one
T h e first stone o f the foundation was between Blaine and Sherman. Coukling is a
Ju ly, 1869. The ceremony o f laying the
corner stone was performed on the 24th
o f June, 1871, under the auspices o f the
M asonic fraternity. The procession em­
braced, besides representatives from the
various Masouio lodges, the N inth B rig­
ade National Guard o f the State.
It
was lon g and very imposing, notwith­
M r. T . W . Middleton, chairman o f the standing a drenching rain storm, and the
Committee on Resolutions, reported the ceremony, which was o f the usual char­
follow ing, which w ere adopted
acter, was witnessed by at least twenty
Resolved, That the Democratic principles thousand people. Addresses were made
enunciated by Thomas Jefferson, and re-affirmed by the National, State and County
Democratic Conventions, are the only true
principles upon which to predicate the peace
ful and all other interests and advancement o f
our country.
That the Democratic party Is the
only party to whom the mechanic and labor­
in g man can look fo r the enactment o f those
laws which w ill be fo r his interest.
That in Rufus Blodgett, the tried
legislator, and our nominee fo r a third elec­
tion, the people have found a trusty servant,
and a man who has commanded the respect
and influence o f his opponent. In our legisla­
tive halls. And we d o hereby pledge ourselves
to put forth every honorable effort fo r his
election.
Opinion o f a Vgtertn Politician
The following is tho anbotanoe of tho
views of Mr. TUurlow Wood, tho veteran
journalist and politician, in reference to
Presidential question, aa expressed
. Mm in * recent interview with a New
York Herald reporter:
• L A C K E R S IT M S T S U P P L I E S ,
Ber sad Rod Iron, Steel, R e a , Beops, Horseshoes,
Nalls, A c .; a large stock of
B U IL D E R S * H A R D W A R E ,
C U T L E R Y ,
coagrtoag Taoie K aivs*. Fes
i
Now is a Good Time to Subscribe
for the
H I T C V C IM IE I N I K
NEW JERSEY COURI
Tw o I
lo cal
C onsiderable a tte n tio n is now paid
to the cu t a n d sh ap in g o f outside
garm ents, an d th e c o s t p u t in to qual­
ity o f m aterial rath er
unsuitable.
Frait Treat.
o ld iron p u t around the ro o ts o f
de­
clin in g fru it trees h are a v e r y bene­
T h ese fertilizers re s to re
the tree to a h ealth y con dition , and
also g re a tly
im p rove
qu ality and quantity.
th e
I
fr u it in
m ade the
application on a W in d say and N e v e r
F a il# about h a lf a bushel o f m ixed
lim e f n d ashes t o each, and d u g i t in
w ith a h oe som e six fe e t around th e
trunk, and p u t the o ld iron iram edi
ately around th e base o f each.
T h e trees pu t fo rth with renew ed
vigor,
b loom ed
yielded a g o o d
P e rh a p s th e size o f the
cloaks fo r th e p a s t tw o w inters has
I find th a t lim e, w ood a sb e« and
ficial e ffe c t
than in to a
trim m ing, w hich, a fte r all, is h igh ly
THE FARM AMD GARDEN.
abundantly,
and
crop o f fr u it
An
nad som eth in g t o d o w jth the aban­
donm ent o f fin e an d fancy trim m ings,
one can n ot p ile
passementerie,
and gim ps, and frin ges, and rnchings
and w hat n o t o n a cloak that en vel­
opes the w h o le portion w ith ou t add­
in g g re a tly to th e w e ig h t o f a garm ent
which is assum ed to be pu rely pro­
tective
F u r trim m in g s and fu r lin­
ings are as fashionable as ever, but
these ore
cloaks.
m o s tly
In
ap p lied
d o th
to
silk
th e tendency is
constantly to w a rd soft, thick, furry
fabrics, finished w ith stitching uiul
show ing o n ly th e addition o f hand­
some buttons.
T h e r e are favorite
ro sn res s d ir ic t o e y .
C om p lie d / r a in t h r
• f I b e N e w J e m ry
CowriMTBWAiV B b o t h e m .— Dry and Fancy
Goods, llalM end Cap*, Boot* aud Shoe*.
Crockery aud Glassware, Grocerlc* and
Provision*, — Cowpertbwall'*
Exchange
Main street, opposite Washington.
Ch a r . M c Cl e **,— H ardware. AgHonlturalltnplcineuU, Fertilizer*, Furniture, Crockery,
Window Shades, Paper Hang­
ings", Paints, Oils, Varnishes, and Picture
Frames,—'Main street.
T iib o . H ib r c ii , — D ry and Fancy Goods.
Heady made Clothing. Hats and Caps,
Ladies' Hals aud Millinery Goods,—Main
street, opposite Ocean H oukc.
C hab . B. M a t h is ,— Drugs, Medicines. Chemi­
cals, Perfumery, Toilet Articles, Trusses,
Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Dye-stuffs, etc.,—
Main street.
A. A. B k a n t ,—L umber, Coal, Bricks, Lime,
Lath, Cement, Shingle*, Doftrs, Hashes,
Blinds, Ac.,—Mai# street, opposite Ocean
House.
,♦
W m . A u m a c x ,—Lumber, Coal, Lime, Cement
Brlrk, Doors, Hash, Blinds aud Blacksmiths
Coni,—opposite Hall road Depot.
C uaji. II. CLUTE,— Books. Stationery, Period­
icals. Cigars, etc., — Cowpertbwalt's Ex­
change, adjoining Post Office.
G eo . W. T h u x i , - H arness Maker, and dealer
In Carriage Trimmings, etc., etc.,— Wash­
ington street, near Main.
G eo . W. C ow i*e h t iiw a it ,—Htovcs, Ranges,
Healers, Tinware, etc.,—Cowpertbwalt's
Exchange. Multi street,
E d w a h i > D a T.—Boots, Shoes, Gaiters, Rub­
bers, etc., for Ladles, Gentlemen, Misses,
Youth ana Children.
corpetion.
styles o f cloaks, w h ich are in effect L. M. L ane .—House and Higu Painting, Grain­
ing, Kalsomlnlug, etc.,—cotoot Main and
lon g cloth overcoats, w ith deep furred
th u s : H e a t an ounce o f salsoda to
Washington streets.
collar and cuffs, which present a vfery I. W. Cah m icuakj ..
.unseiior at Law nnd
redness in an iro n pot, and d isso lve
Master In Chancery, Main street, opposite
stylish appearance.
Th ese facings,
Ocean House.
it in one g a llo n o f water, and w h ile
i f not o f fur, a re o f dark plush, re­ F k a n k m n 11a itit is, —Groceries and Provisions,
warm ap p ly it to the trunk.
A fte r
Builders’ Hardware, etc.,—opposite Hullsem bling fur, o r o f v e lv e t o r figured
road Depot.
one application th e moss and o ld
armure.
T h e circu lar wrap is re­ A. I). Y o iu n ,- Htatlonery. Books, Music, Law
bark w ill d ro p o ff and the tru nk w ill
Blanks, Ac., -Main street, next to Mathis'
vived in Scotch plaids, which do not,
Drug Store.
be quite sm ooth,
T h e wash has
however, fo llo w tho tartan patterns A n n in a B. C i .u t b ,‘ --Teacher of Vocal and
highly recu p erative properties, m ak­
instrumental Music,—Ofllec, Bookstore, In
o r colors. D a rk b lu e and green mix
Post Office.
in g o ld trees bear anew.
hires, and p la id s containing sevoral W a iik h n C. Aunts,—Insurance Agent, Notary
I have trie d s o ft soap os a wash
........
* “
■* Peace,—Main
Public,
and• Justice
o *f the
grades o f brow n , aro the m ost in
street.
w ith g o o d results, and also a coatin g
vogue, and a re lin ed w ith crimson, C eanm o ok F a km ,—Jersey Cattle and Pure
o f lim e in th e sp rin g season, which
M ilk ,-P h ilip Do Cruelty, Manager, Toms
garnet, o r tin y dark red cheek or
River.
is a fine specific fo r o ld trees.
Tho
striped flannel.
Shaw ls are indis C. 0 . F h in o ii ,—'W atchgs. Clocks, Jewelry,
question is o fte n asked, is it b est to
etc., etc.,—com er of Main and Washington
pensable to th e demi-season. Th ere
HU.
manure trees in the fall o r s p rin g ?
are charm ing now wraps fo r early ALBERT C. M a b t ih ,—A ttorney and Solicitor
I have found th e summer season to
In Chancery,—Office over Ocean Co. Bunk.
autumn and e ven in g wear that are a H ic k s ' Co n v e c t io n Enr.—Pure Candles man­
be a g o o d tim e 5 I have much faith
ufactured on the premises,— Water street.
warm mixtu* e
silk and wool, and
in m ulching, especially yo u n g treos,
JIa Hitison O oih .e ,—Bread and Cake Baker,
dolmans, in m astic shades o f cloth
Main street, opposite the Post Office.
fo r several seasons after th ey are
that are alm ost coverod with an iri K. W . Sn t d b h , Fashionable Clothing made
planted.
A p p le trees are said to
to order,—Cowpertbwalt’s Exchange.
descent em b roid ery which looks liko
H. W. P hm.'e , -Photographs aud Ferreohave tw o g ro w th s d u rin g tho season
types,- Bancroft's Hall, Main street.
real goms. T h o now mixtures o f nar­
— the secondary g row th takes place
8. C. Ba i i .e y ,—F resh and Hull Meats, etc.,-—
row crim ped silk braid and chenillo,
corner Main and Washington streets.
a fter m idsum m er, hence it is th a t a
in * ingo, are v e ry e ffective as a bor- A. R. ( ' iia m u h iii .i n , Manufacturer o f Home­
top d’ essing o f g o o d manure, and
made Mince Meat. Toms River.
dor to this om b roid ery, and are also
also coarse litte r, facilitates the late
J o hn K i .i i *i *b l ,—Slutting, Hnlr Dressing,
largely usod in tho trim m ings o f
Shampooing, etc.,—near bridge,
grow th , an d o ften produces v e ry
E l ia r N a y l o r ,—Dining Saloon and Billiard
black cashmo-e and silk suit cloaks.
m arkod resu lts in tho habit and fo rm ­
Hnil, -W a te r street, near Main.
T h e “ Z o r o c o a t" is a now style o f J o se p h W . Sh in n ,— F ire and Life Insurance
ation o f tho tree.
Agent,—ofllec at Toms River.
winter garm en t, whoso special fea­
T h e g o o d effect that m ulching has
R a n d o l p h I iionh ,—W heelwright and Car­
ture consists o f a co lla r and mittens
riage Maker, -Robbins street.
to you n g trees is, that it w ards o ff
o r gloves m ode o f sealskin, silk, plush T h ro . F. P ru d b n ,—Deutlst,—Office, Wash­
the intense h eat o f tho sun from tho
ington street, near Main.
o r any oth er su:tab le material, and so M o n t b a v il l b I rons ,— Baggage and Freight
tender ro o ts and also has a ten den cy
Express,— Office at Station.
attached to th o g a rm en t that they
to hold m oisture. A g o o d top d ress­
D a v id M b h rki.l ,— W heelwright and Carriage
may be used o r concealed from view
Maker,— Mechanics' Row.
in g o f stablo manuro in tho full,
at tho o p tion o f tho woaror. T h o B. L. W a it s ,—Blacksmith In General,- Wash­
around yo u n g trees, with a g o o d
ington street, near Main.
many corn co b s chst over tho surface collar fits sn u gly in side the coat, its T homas S in o l b t o n ,— Ice and Ic
excellent wash fo r trees m ay b e m ade
of
tho
nock
and
face.
W hen no lo n g e r requ ired , ri may bo
contains kern els inoro fu lly d evelo p ed
turned d ow n o u tsid e, in which posi­
than those on e ith e r o f its ex tre m i­ tion i t g iv e s a stylish and elegant
ties, hence aro m ore p refera b le
seed purposes.
for finish.
T h eso featuros are specially
W o, as w oll as hun­ applicable to lad ies' ulsters, opera
o r n ot w e m ade selections o f a g iv e n
is
also
in trod u ced
in
fllS i
elastic, his eyo b lig h t , liis cloth in g
er than those fro m th e central p o r
faultless in style, fit and cleanliness.
tion o f th e cobs, and theso in
turn H o exhaled an arom a o f L n b in 's best.
w ere lig h te r than those fro m
b u tt
the N o w
are his
habilim onts
redolen t
A n alyzed , it is found th a t the with e lix ir p ro p a rego ric, squills and
germ in atin g p o w e r o f
the seed
found, o f cou rse, t o depend on
is like alKiminations.
Caro is indelibly
its stamped on b is features, and on tho
.
A ssig n e e ’s Settlement.
o t i c k in i i k i i k h v u i v k i ,
tint tit. «c-
rogate, and reported for settlement to the Or­
phans' Court of the County of Ocean, on Tues­
day, the second day of December next.
BARCLAY WHJTK, Assignee.
Oct. 1, 1879.
Printer's fee, $3.
ni
METHODIST EPISCOPAL Clll'ItCU,
Corner Washington Street and Hooper Avenue.
Key. G. C. Hunger, I’astor.
Sabbath services at 10.80 a . m ami 7.4A p .m. Hafo*
halli School at 9.3.* p .m. Prayer mooting, Thurs­
day evening, at 7.80. Class meetings- Sunday,
19 m.. and Tuesday, Wednesday aud Friday
evening!.
HAPriST Clll'ItCU,
Main Street, (North of Post Office,)
solidity, hence tho conclusion is nat
LODGE D IR E C T O R Y .
A
R
K
S
,
R E T A IL
CLOTHIER,
PHILADELPHIA, 1876,
N
J
ew
C o u r ie r ,
er sey
(C ow p erth w a it1. E x ch a n ge,)
TOMS R IV ER , N. J.,
I n c lu d in g a l l k la d a o f
Posters,
S A L E
O F
H a n d -B ills,
VALUABLE
Circulars,
T ill UNIIAY, OCTOBER 30, 1870,
at the National Hotel, In the vllluge of Mannahawkcii, In the county o f Ocean, Htate of New
Jersey, the residue of the estate of said deceased,
insist lug of
Lot No. 26.—A tract of woodland and cellar
vump, adjoining Nos. 24 and 20, contlning
18 4 0 - 1 0 0 A c r e s o f L a n d .
Lot No. 53.—A tract of land in I’ opiar Neck,
known as the “ Green Briar Farm," containing
TRAINS LEAVE TOM8 RIVER
For New Ytiik, via lted Bank, 0.85,9.32 a .m. and
IS O A c r e s o f L a n d .
8.00 I’.M.
A Lot of YOUNG OAK TIMBER. This tract
For Philadelphia, 0 2<> P.M.
Is a part of Lot No. 64, o f Improved land, and
For Tuckerton It. K., 7.45 a .m. and 7.03 p . m,
contains
For Barnegat, via Wuretuwn, 7.45, 1I.H3 a . m.
8 7 6 -1 0 0 A c r e s o f L a n d ,
and 7.03 P.M.
For Vineland, Bridgeton, Atlantic City, etc.,
Persons wishing Information as to the sale,
8.110 P.M.
which will commence at 19 o’clock on the above
For Brlcksburg, Red Bank, etc., 0.88, 9.82 a . m.
id 3.00 P.M.
For Long Branch, Sandy Hook, etc., 9.82 a . m.
JOSEPH It. OLIPIIANT,
and li.oc p .m.
Administrators.
Dated October 1, 1879.
Trs. f«e, $7.20.
61
HRTUKNtKO.
FOR TOMS RIVER, LEAVE
NEW YoKK, foot Liberty street, (C. K. It. of
A d m in istra tor’s Sale
N. J.) 8.15 A.M., 1.15 and 4.(HI p .m.
OP
Philadelphia, foot Market street, (Upper Ferry,)
7 40 A.M. and 6.00 p .m.
Tuckerton, 8.2o a .m. and fi.oo p .m.
Barucgut, via Wuretowu, 0 no, 8.53 a m. and 2.06
I' V IR T U -! O F A * O l t n i .l t O F T H E
Buy side. 0.26 a .m.
I I orphans’ Court of the county of Ocean,
Red Bank, 9.67 a. m., 2.50 and 6.87
made on the lHt day Yif July, A . D. 1879, the subTiber, Administrator of James .J. Irons, '
Handy Hook, 7.15 a .m., v.lo p .m.
jused, will sell at publlu auction, on
II. I’. BALDWIN. Gen. Push. Agent.
W H11X1.KII.IY, O C T . i s , i k - u ,
j'lm e T a b le a d o p te d Oi l. 0, 1 H ?».
Show C ards,
Letter a n d Note H eads,
B all T ickets,
Ac.
These remedies, which are the sole exponent* of
the Fore b y Absorption aioppoitdloDoalng.
W n m b erleee Cases, F i n a l l y A c k n o w l­
e d g e d t o b e B e y o n d th e R e a c h o f M ed Ic in e , h a r e b e en l a v e d u n d e r th e M ild
A c tio n o f th es e R e m e d ie s A lo n e .
The H olmav L iver P ad Co ’s Remedies are
s o ld b y D r u g g is ts e v e r y w h e r e e n d p ro p ­
e r l y a c c re d ite d b y t h is C om p a n y .
T h e p n b lle Is e a r n e s tly c au tio n e d
a g a in s t Im ita tio n s a n d sp u riou s a r t i­
c le a.
one o f t ; ie b e s t e s ta b lis h m e n ts In th e
en a b le s us t o t a k e o rd e rs
BOOKBINDING,
i z t s w YOKJC GIT
AVY DRUGGIST WILL TILL YOU ITS REPt'YATIOI.
R I C H A R D ’S
ONIG
EETOTAL
B e tt e r B e S a fe than S orry.
B U Y T H E H O L M AM
P A D , AM D Y O U
W I L L H O T B E D I S A P P O IN T E D .
w. W . P I N N ,
an d g u a r a n t e e p e rfe c t s a tis fa c tio n as to
• t i l * . Q u a lit y a n d P ric e .
R E G U E A R P A D —9 9 .0 0 ; incipient disease*,
first stages Chills and Fever, etc.
S P E C I A L P A D - 9 3 .0 0 » Chronic Liver and
Stomach Disorders and Malaria,
and Liver and Chill Cake.
Cholera Infantum and Sum­
mer Complaints.
) Auxiliaries for Nervous and Circulative
) Troubles, throvini
pair—50c. j off obstructions “■5
J removing pains.
FO O T
••
W e a r e a ls o
For further information at to diseases reached by
the P a d and its A u x ilia r ie s , consult our pamphlet. Address
BLANK
b o o k s
C . T . W EAVER ,
14 E a st S ta te S t., T re n to n , N . J .
G e le ra l A g e n c y nnd Supply Depot f o r
C en tra l and W e s te r n N e w J ersey.
Tho
P o p u la r D o w n
T o w n S to re .
Our re c e n t c o n n e c tion w it h n firs t-c la s s
e s ta b lis h m e n t o f th is k in d r i v e s ns Im ­
NERVOUSNESS, W E A K N E S S , D
B I L I T Y and a ll d is o rd e r*
of i
stom ach , bow els, liv e r and kid n e]
M A L A R IA ,
and
AS
C H IL L S
F E V E R aro s u re ly avoided b y nsii
th is T o n ic .
I t n ever fa ils t o p iT
CONSUMPTIVES can
r e ly
on I
f o r s tre n g th t o com bat t h a t i
Burning m a la d y. I t h as g iv e n l
th e b est h ea lth o f t h e ir liv e * .
I t g iv es q u ick r e l i e f in every>i(|
ness, stren gth en s and sustains i
t h e v it a l en erg ies, and m u st b e tri
to k n ow th e
o f n i l k in d s , m a n u fa c tu re d o f th e beat
m a te r ia l, n n d ru le d to o r d e r i f required,
T h e gi-eat eu ro f o r D Y S P E P S I
Auxiiiar^for^coida, |v e n t th ese dreaded diseases.
A B S O R P T IO N S A I.T Sitk
1 box, 25c.; 6 boxes, |1.25. f Numbness of ExJ tremities, etc.
p re p a re d t o t a k e o rd e rs fo r
p e r fe c t
h ea lth
s tre n g th it s .u s e Insures.
F r e e fr o m a lco h o lic dangers,
S A M ’L
M .
L E D E R E R ,
t
t h e best stre n g th en in g to n ic
p o r ta n t a d v a n t a g e s in f i llin g o rd e rs .
20 7 & 209 G R EEN W IC H S T R E E T ,
Between FULTON anu VESEY STS., N. Y . C ITY.
THE NEW JERSEY
t h e m o st p o p u la r re m e d y e v e r s
D ru g g is ts s e ll it.
1!W<M3
V A N B I S k l R K & CO.,
18 Ve««T et., New 1
mptuai(« aaefle, Fall and Winter Goods! A Herring Salamander Safi
FOR SALE VERY CHEAP.
A four-page weekly, devoted to every phase of
S P E C IA L lN D C C E M E V r T O E A R L T
BUYERS.
T N E TEM PER AN C E W O RK;
Notwithstanding the recent advance In prices (
Goods generally, we will offer great bargains
in all Departments. Having ordered large­
ly before the advanced prices were
established, we are enabled to
give those who purchase eariv
the advantages we possess '
over all dealers In
it is the advocate of all temperance organiza­
tions ; the especial organ o f none. I t takes
the Bible os the foundation rock o f ail troth ■
* * « ■ . « the Saviour from all s in ; belie res
with Paul, that we hsd not known sin but bv
the law ; therefore it
Advocates Prohibition,
os Prohibition makes
R U M S EU IN S A C R IM E!
Fall of Tomporanco Hatter,
ALW AYS READABLE <
H M
a ir r m
. u .u
m
m
K
j ^ E y E M C O W S With (
all bred from pure i
t d Alderney bulls.
___________ APP1,“
C. L A W M S r t j
Bayville, February 17, 187*.
11 1
S 1 0 T 0 $ 1 0 0 0 ? " T” ,*?I
C A R P E T S , S1500I1
YEAR, at I®**
yoar own local
Women do as i
Many make r
1 above-
ZZZZ..........................ZZZ ■
.
W A L L PAPERS, Ac.
Prices In ail departments lower than up town.
S A M ’ L M . LED ER ER ,
> t a i * t r , r . H.
FOR SALE.
OIL CLOTH, SHADES,
eagles onjertd by DM ^ n o n , wnt to iay
CAZETTE.
IK SOOD ORDER.
Its size la 3G Inches in height, 05 ioche* I
width, and f l Inches In depth. C a n b e *e «»"
989 Ninth Avenne, New York. For furtherJJ
ticulars as to price, etc., inquire at ths
the NEW JERSEY COURIER, Tom* Hirer,
______ _____ ___ _____ - - S t . Stock*
BLANKETS, UNDERWEAR, HOSIERY, M IL­ fortunes every month. Books tent free ex;
Inn everythin*. Address B AX TE R A CO-B
LINE R Y, FANCY GOODS, LACE
era,
17 t fa ll S i, N. Y.
CURTAINS,
P ith y ,
T «
DRESS GOODS,
8II K8, BLACK GOODS,
SUITS, SHAWLS,
CLOAKS, DOMESTICS,
,
flannels,
LINENS,
h o u s e k e e p in g goods ,
T he Ga z b t t b is
Spicy,
Newsy,
Sharp,
Pointed,
Chestnut S treet, P ttila d c lp K la . P *
O D P L A N . Combimn# and operating
many orders In one vast sum has every
everT adw
A tO
D E S C R IPTIV E P R IC E LIST.
B O D Y P L A S T E R S —50c.
in n
LAWRENCE * C O . l * Brood
more
unprecedented
fo r
NEWFAU PATTERNS
wo room to explain here. Too can devote all anything else. The work Is light and pleasant,
yoar U « e or only your apart time to the business, ant, and such as anv one can go right a c T b o e e
Ac.
W e k n r « a ls o m a d e a r ru n g e m e n ta w ith
REMOVAL.
b y th e turnips, fo r re a lly th e y a r e n ot ™ t i n g . kraoh i t o v e r w ith kerosene, and » a U p w t P*y for everj hour that yon who are wise who see ihis notn-e M il tend us
Ac.
C lie n p l) P r in te d n t f l i c F o u r ie r Office.
FINE PAPERiHANGINGSV
N )! II lsrth.w,r ssr*
BODY & FOOT PLASTERS
and
A B S O R P T IO N S A L T
fo r
. M ed ica ted F o o t Baths.
have bc*n proved the cheapwt and Mo«t Effectual
Rem- dy for all Duasae* Ari*ingfrpm Malaria or a
Disordered Stomach or Liver, and itia a well-known
fact thut nearly all the diseases peculiar to the ha-
B u s in e s s C a r d s
W .W .F
M ed icin a l A b so rp tive
W e d d in g C ards,
which will lie sold lu lota to suit purchasers,
Attendance given aud conditions made known
on day of sale by
CORLIE8 C LAYTO N , Administrator.
Dated August 1,1879. Printer's fee, $6.30. 48
1st
—%
diseases o f the L iv e r, Stomach __
and Bowels.— I t is I
V egetable.— I t neve
Debilitates—I t is ,
AND
W oodland, Cedar Sw am p and Meadow,
CONSUMPTION
I n v ig o b a t o r
HOLMAN
to
A d d r e s s Cards,
CURIOSITIES OF C OM M ERC E.
t
OLD AND RELIABLE,
U r . S a n f o r d ’s L iv e r
is a Standard F am ily Rem edy fo r
L iv e r & A g u e P a r
B u s in e s s C ards,
H OM ES TEA D FARM
'v,r'
m P U K tU l
Cathartic and ,
Tonic.
B an k C h ecks,
of said deceased, situated be­
low the Squan road, about one
mile from Polhetnus* mill, containing 14 acres.
About live acres are under cultivation. Including
a good Orchard and Cranberry Bog. The build­
ings consist of a first-class two-story Dwelling
House and a Work-shop.
A'so, the remainder o f the estate of said de­
ceased, consisting of
IN TRI
W O RLD
p o w e rfu l
B ills of L a d in g,
LIVES OF THE PRESIDENTS
nm-aimToS? &Z&
BYffiOBFM!
U
Without Dosing—Tho Bettor Way.
B ill H eads,
At said deceased's late residence, at Silverton,
between Urn bourn of 12 M. aud 5 r.M. on said
day, the following described real estate, v iz :
_
THE
N E W A D V E R T IS E M E N T S .
m o re
than the common /'orous Plasters, and i far superior to hutments aud the so-catted’ e/ectrtcaf
appliances. P R IC E , 2 & C E N T S .
4wd52
REAL. E S T A T E .
A d d r e s s C a rd s
P L A S T E R .
PM H -R tLltV lH Q , m t H G T H C R U U t and
m i n t fti;ilM C R IIIE lfc«l, Administrators of
A , Benjamin Ollphant, deceased, will sell on
On nnd after Monday, Get. Of/t, 1871). trains
will run as follow s :
Leave Tuckerton for New York at 8.20 a .m.
Leave Tuckerton for Philadelphia at 8.20 a .
and 5.00 p .m
Leave West Greek for New York at 8.27 a .m.
Leave West Creek for Philadelphia at 8.27 a .m.,
and 5.11 p.m.
Leave Msunahawklii for New York at 8.40 a .m.
Leave Mniinnhuwklu for Philadelphia at 8.40
a . m., and 6.H1 p .m.
Leave Barnegat for New York at 8 53 a m.
Leave Barnegat for Philadelphia at 8.63 a m
and 5.49 P.M.
KhTUKNING.
Leave New York, foot of Liberty 8t„ for Tuck­
erton and way stations at 4.00 p . m.
Leave New York (via Trenton,) from Courtlandt
or Deshrosse* 8U., for Tuckerton ami way sta­
tions at 4 oo p . m.
Leave Philadelphia for Tuckerton and way sta­
tions at 7.40 a .m., and 5.00 p .m.
Leave Whitings for Tuckerton aud way stations
at u.40 a m., aud 7.04 P.M.
Leave Barnegat fur Tufckerton at lo 90 a m. and
7.42 P.M.
Leave Mannahawkin for Tuckerton at 10.32 a .m.
amt 7.53 r.M.
Leave West Creek for Tuckerton at 10.47 a . m.
and 8.00 p m.
J J. PHARO. Superintendent.
• Im p r o v e m e n t e v e r m a d e o n t h e c o m m o n
It c o n t a in s g r e a te r a n d
W ASTED ; s
/
T h e on
P O R O U S
REAL ESTATE.
R A IL R O A D S .
EW JE R 8K Y M O U TH ER* R A IL W A Y ,
A D JO U R N E D
S 10 TO $ 10 0 0
tonea while you hare such a chance. Addi
H. HALT.ETT A CO.. PucUMd, Maine. lj3 *
M
AND
. 180 a n d 2 3 0 G r e e n w ic h 8 t., N e w Y o r k .
AND INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION,
lios'on TVanscripl.
s closet w ill
A lso, Gents’ F u rn ish in g Goods.
A* being " V*ry STRONG, SMOOTH,and
A ;
a a ia ta r fa r w o n . T b a y m ake M arly M l
G reen s ^ e p u t in
th e ir g r o w th i f t a r th e co rn is r ip w
I clear it o f r o d ante.
M e n ’i, Y o u th i’ and B oys’ C lothing.
A T T H E O F F IC E O F T H E
MASONIC.
ough test, esp ecially when th e co m ­ provocation ; h e is constantly boaring
II ikam chapter . No 1, R. A. M.—con­ T nN teru ily P r in te d n t th e C o u r ie r Office.
Stan d a rd
vocation at lted Hank, second and
p a rtm e n t of
pel ison can b e so read 'ly and cheaply hom eward noat lit t le w h ite paper
fourth Tuesdays of each month.
, ________ ____
_
away, catalogue
_
.D elta Ciiaptke , N o 14, It. A. M.—Con­
of General Literature aud T lotion free. Immense
made. H a v e any o f our readers any parcels tied w ith p in k strin g ; vials
vocations at Key port on Monday, on or before
Imluceinvnls to Book Clubs and Libraries. 8wd47
full moon.
thing to o ffer on th e subject T
are p revalen t in e v e ry pocket. W h a t Solomon Chapter , No 98, it. A. M., T ofts ltlver,
L E G G A 7 .’ B R O S ,
F I R E IN S U R A N C E .
—9*1Tuesday evening each month.
R llr rk n ia n ML, o p p P o s t O llie r, New York.
1ms brou gh t a b o u t these changes ? BTANiiAai) Chapter , N o. 35, It. A. M.—Convoca­
Care o f Fow ls w hile Moulting.
n D IS A M C 13 Stoi’*, 3 set Heeds, 2 KneeSwells,
tions at Long Branch on first, third and llfth 'JO N K PH W . NH1 \ > .
U l l U n N O 8tr.»i aud Book, only $ V 8 . 7 Oct.
T o w hat su btle sp ell is this m eta­
Wednesdays of each month.
r'laiiON, Stool, Cover and Book,
II armont I.odur, N o 18—Regular Communica­
H ens at the p eriod o f m o u ltin g m orphosis duo ?
only $ 1 43 .?r/a lllustiRted Newspaper sent free.
T h e re 's a baby up
Fire nnd Life Insurance Agent,
tions at Toms River, on first and third Tues­
Address DA NIEL F. B EA TTY, Washington, N.J.
day evenings of each month, except In Juno,
are in a m ore delicate condition than at his house.—
T o m a R iv e r , K . J .
July and August.
KIPRKSKNT*
at any oth er tim e o f the year, and
W ashington Loooe, N o9—Regular Communica­
tion-^ at Katontowu, ou Monday evening
G i r a r d F ir e I n s u r a n c e C o m p a n y ,
Sfllinf Pictorial Books and Bibles. Price*
they should receive extra care. T h e
before Full Moon,
reduced 33 per cent N at io n al 1'uhlisuinu Co.,
Of Philadelphia.
T h e re are h ea lin g virtu es in raw
Oliy r Branch Loihir, N o Id—Regular Commu­
Pblladelpklo, Po.
4wdso
Ca h I i Assets, o v e r $ 1 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 .
fo o d should b e varied w ith the ad d i­ cotton which o re n o t as fu lly under­
nications at Freehold, on Tuesday Kveumg,
on or before Full Moon.
tion o f hem p Boed. A tonic w ill be stood as th ey o u g h t t o lie. T h e half M tetic Brotherhood Loihir, 91—Regular Com­ M u t u a l B e n e f it L ife I n s u r a n c e C o . ,
Of Newark, N .J .
tlon frer. Like protlts weekly on Stock
option*
Kk opth
munications at Red Hank, on first aud third
found useful, and there is n on e b et o f a cotton lap a p p lie d to the small
WIGHT
o v e r $.*lQ,S 00 ,0 O 0 .
Tuesday Kvenlags of each mouth.
4WdC
arji Lodge, N o M—Regular Communications
P h o e n ix I n s u r a n c e C o m p a n y ,
te r iron adm inistered in their drink. o f the back, n e x t t o tho skin, w ill in ” “ Sat
Keyport, on first and third Wednesday
o f Brooklyn, N. Y.
K vruliif* In each month.
T h e tincture m ay be used, and is roost cases o f lu m b ago g iv e relief,
Caah Aaaeta, «2,r.OO,QOO.
W a l l Lodge, No 73—Regular Communications at
g everything. A
Address BAXTER A CO., Bank Squan Village, on the 9.1 aau 4th Wedneaday F ir e A s s o c i a t i o n o f P h i l a d e l p h i a .
cheap and convenient, o r the keepe and i f w orn th e re d u rin g the w in ter
is, 17 Wall s t„ >
In each mouthOrganixcil 1S1T. l ash Assets, $4,ooo,uoo
may try the fo llo w in g : half a pound w ill preven t a retu rn . I t is fu rth er­ Long Branch 1-ow ji, N o 78 Regular Communi­
W A N T P n A C O O D A G E N T to cancations second anil fourth Friday Evenings of
Tv r II I LU vassTonis River and the adjoineach month.
o f sulphate o f iron, and one ounce o f m ore the o p in ion o f m any who have
u c i an Lodox, No 89—Regular Communication*
in the world. Tip-top profits. Write at om eto
Bv’ phuric acid, dissolved in tw o gal practically tested th e m atter tliat
at Brlckaburg, 1st and sd Thursday nights in tlw Endowment plan o f the Mutual Benefit, la World Manu.acturtug Co., 199 Nassau St„ New
and Is worthy
ly and ____
. the
. He Plus Ultra
, o Life insurance,
-------each month, except in July
August,
4wd00
Ions o f water. T o be used b y put drawers and u n dersh irts o f cotton P yram id Lodgx. No. 99 New Egypt, meets every the attention ,<f evert MiinUtng man.
parties to set or. GenerTuesday night, before the full tuo.m.
tin g a teaspoonfpi in to each p in t o f flannel are n o t o n ly w arm er than Central Lodgx, No 44—Regular ComiRunlootlon,
Agents for the sale o f our
.
H-lalties.
Business
respectFriday, on or before full moon, at Vtneenwater, although no nicety is needed woolen, but a re p reven tives o f rheu­
stile. Goods sell rapidly. We
town.
pay a salary or a liberal commission on sales.
T uckbrton Lodge, No 4—Regular Communica­
C
irc
u
la
rs
in the dose. T h e drugs are cheap.
From 9100 to $ I M a m o n th r a n be m ad e
tion, 9d and 4lh Tuesday o f each month, at
matic affections.
by live raeu. R a r e ch a n c e to r n ia k ln a m on Tuckerton.
r v . Address J. <4. Mr D O N A L D A CO., 1S8
N lr e l) P rin te d a t th e F o u r ie r O fflre .
Treatm ent o f Peach Trees.
I la rk Rt., C h ic a g o .
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INDlriNDINT ORRXR OF ODD FXLLOWfl.
Sam e w om en fill the air with their
T somas Hoorxa Rncami' mxnt , N o 40, Toms
J* A K T H P - A « M t s t o r o n r s p len d id H ook,
A w iite r in the N ew Brunsw ick strength anil sw eetness, as the o r­
River, meet* first and third Thursday In
each month.
Fredonian says that a Mr. P lu m e, o f chards in O c to b e r fill the air with Ra t h Lo p s i i n neeta on Monday at Toms
complete in one volume. Illustrated with fine
River.
jRecl-plate Engravings. AgmU doing **U. 49 orNewark, has peach trees as la r g e is ripe frn-L
d m taken bg one agent last toeek Grand book for
S om e w om en clin g to Minoamahon * L odob, No ! « , meets Tuesday
evening*, at TM o'clock, at Farmlngdale.
[ u .l c s t b a t x p q r a r t u r i .y ,)
fall and winter. QUAKER C ITY PUB. HOUSE.
• m an s body, healthy and v lg o ro n s thoir ow n houses lik e th e honeysuck­ J beast Blob 1a .d# s , N o as, meets on ThnrsdaT
7S3 Sanscm St., F'udadeipkia.
4wd0u
for
at New Egypt
in th eir w ood, and prolific bearers le over tho d o o r, and. lik e it, fill all MONRomt
T K K F F. N T S .
Lodor, No 90, Freehold, Mondav
eventRfo.
n ow at th e age o f th irty years.
H e the region w ith th e su b t'e ’ -agrance N ayrsinb
The
strOYf,
together
with
Samples
and
Lodob. N o M. Red Bank, Mondav
evenlags.
MAD. A. BrRDBTTB Sm itb Y t a lvailx work .
mulches them e v e ry year o tw o with o f their goodnesa— and then again
K nickbrrockbb Lodob, NoSB,MRtawRR,Moo.uv
Illu s tra te d t o r t u r e * o n O res * a n d L a r e
evenings.
tw o o r th ree inches in depth o f iron some o f them d o n ’t
uon.Bnmchitia,CauuTh.AsUltna^ta<i alt Throat
W n k ln g.
M ur ah Uvdqb, N o <1, Eatontown. Thnrsdav
evenings.
filin gs and iron scraps. H e attributes
For Fif t y Cbwts. Address
Nervous Complaint*. whirA hat ken tested in
A riocr Lodob, N o TT, Long Branch, Saturdtr
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evenings.
F
o
re
ig
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g
ir
ls
m
ake
the
best
wives.
the lo n g e v ity o f the trees and their
Lady W ashington Lenox, No 1 i D-gr** <§ Ren
P. O. R o \ 1 3 2 6 . S e w Y o r k .
iua ana usuw. *ent by mail fr e e *1 char
g re a t fruitfu’ ness to this iron ap p li­ K in g W illia m has been m arried fifty
becen, Rotontown, Friday evenings on or liesnEwrsr.mn.p
fore full moon.
fw .a m iiu m w i
cation.
years, and he is n o t as bald headed Excblsior Lodox, N o. •», Squan village, Frldav
T H E T A M P IC O BU STS
evenings.
now
osed
In
as some Am ericans w h o have been
W e see i t stated that recent expe­
Dr. M n rn e r'a H e a lth C orse t
•RAW* ARMT RRTTRLIC
w edded o n ly th at m any months.
and Sk ir t SrrroRTBR are the
Admiral Stbwart Porr, No 4, every Thursday
riments h ave dem onstrated th at a so­
greatest Improvement ever made :
evening, at Maaahawt cn.
in
Corsets. They are a* soft a* .
lution o f s a lt and w ater
h a lf pint
velvet, very flexible and contain .
One reason w h y V erm o n t ehnrch
IWrsOVWT* ORPBR 0? RBJl MSN.
no bones.
of
t o a pad o f w ater— is th e best fairs are n o t a success is because the Bqr ANtru t r io s N o . * —Meet at their Wigwam.
Price by mail. * i . » . Nursing '
Pormlngilale, every other 4th ;th brr.
Corset, $1.75.
p iW e n tn e a gain st the “ cabbage girls dem and 50 cen ts a kiss, and 50
T hb F lkxib lb H ir coasrr. j
L a w H o w e l l , F l u A C *,)
(790 bones) fits with perfect ease,
Blog.” T h e eola tion is sprinkled cents a ill b u y a p r e tty fair under
From 8. W. Coe. Ninth and Chestnut Streets,
and is tr fronted not to break
Bill H e a d s
TO No. 1303 CHESTNUT STREET
over the hips.
o ver th e cabbage in the same w ay shirt fo r fa ll wear.
(.VcrfA Side, nrxf to .V. R*. Coe. Thbietnlk BL)
Urtce,
.
$ i.«.
j
B e a u tifu lly P r in t e d a t th e F o u r ie r Office
that P a n s g re e n and w a te r are
For sale by all leading Merchant*.
WARNER BROW .
A corset m anufacturer puts his
sprinkled o v e r potatoes.
a
M l Broadway .New York.
Made to Order h^g^ecial ^Colorings for our
Y A WEEK In yonr own town, and nname on each p iece o f good s made.
. capital risked.
Too can give the i*\ h \ f \ f \ A MONTH1 guaranteed, g it a J
J. Ton
A tan n er o f experien ce says th a t he Thus it is th at a d v e rtis in g does now
LARGE V AR IETY OF L A T E IMPORTATIONS.
i business atrial
without expense.
e
“The
“
U withes!
L • / I l l 1 day at home made b v ________
Every Grade o f Low-Priced Waff Papers.
has raised tu rn ip s w ith co rn many and then g o t o w a is t
T ia ra , a a d n e v e r h a d reason t o su p
p i s e th e c o r n c ro p w m $4 _____________
a ll lem on ed T o keep R u ssia stovep ip e from
S T R E E T ,
I *hall sell as heretofore, at prices not to be equaled In New York. All goods being manufactured!
under my own supervision, enables me to give to my patrons the best quality of materials and the I
most desirable made up Garments, at the Lowest Possible Figures.
|
At Low Rates,
S ta te , i r ' i W
posed, and it s h o r’ d induce a th o r­ ed ; ho falls asleep on tho sligh test
galt
,
r k s
( j r R H E N W IO H
J.
H is b oots, as w ell ns his eyes,
su p­ are Instreless ; his hat goos unbrush-
T
F - A - O T S .
Where I shall constantly keep on hand a Large Stock of
W H O LE S A LE
day evening, at 7.B0.
m ore in this than is g en era lly
m
D
A D M IN IS T R A T O R S ’
of the subscriber, Assignee of John
N L.counts
Uulrae, will bo audited and stated by the Bur-
bath school at 12 m. Prayer Meeting, Wednes­
day evening, at T.BO.
T h e re m ay bo tion.
R
TRACT Of LAND an<i P R EM ISES,
L E G A L NOTICES.
Comer Washington and lloruer StreotH.
Rev. John lluiirook, Pastor.
butt section fo r seed.
A
CHANGE FOR A COLONY!
C H U R C H D IR E C T O R Y .
urally and lo g ic a lly in
EXECUTEDINTHEBESTSTyLE,
dred and sevenly-»!(ne, In a certain suit of parti­
tion therein depending, wherein David G. Wall,
et ux„ are complalnuuts, and George W. Emley
is defendant, the subscriber, one of the Special
Masters of said Court, will expoae to sale, in one
parcel,
-irfAa A '
Blan k R eceipts
■ Kev. Thomas llavls, I’astor.
rig h t slion idor o f his coat appears a Sabbath services
at 10 80 a .m. and T.ao p . m. Sab­
bath School at 19 m Prayer meeting, Wednes­
favor o f the well-defined, m ysteriou s discolora­
D
I beg leave to Inform the Public that haring obtained the reputation o f boing the mo*t Reliahu I
Clothier in the lower part of the city, and owing to the contlnue^lucreaseof buaTueaa, I have found I
it necessary to enlarge my buBlne**, and therefore have opened an additional Store at
■
IS ©
REAL ESTATE
PVBNVAKCB O F A DBCREE » f the
of Chancery of N e > Jersey, made on
I KCourt
eighteenth day of August, A. D. eighteen hun­
A slatId)ig of four acres aud
two-story frame house, located
For Sale.
T h e n was his step Sabbath service* at 10.80 a .m. and 7 45 p .m. Mali
fro m th e tip w ore considerably lig h t
sale
N
(BETWEEN PARK PLACE A N D BARCLAY ST.)
OF I T U Y DMCRirnOK
M a ste r ’* Sale
A
gcutlomon's
b lit little more
for
A
230 GREENWICH ST., NEW YORK,
H A S I W O m a Y lA H 'A T K O T B A I " r o ( 8 tnate In the township of Plumsted, In the
land, consisting of W acres, located one mile county of Ocean ami state o f New Jersey, boundnorth of ilie Court House, wear the town of Toms e I and dejcrlUed as follows, to w it: Beginning
Five acres arc tinder cultivation,
at a stone In the middle of the Monmouth road,
thrifty yooug apple orchard Is now growing in the Hue of William II. Kinley and corner to
thereon. Heavy soli, adapted to the cultivation laud of William C Emley, and runs (1) along the
o f frnlt trees or grass, ft can be divided Into line of Wm II. Emley, dec’d, south twenty-four
two tracts of lo acres each. For particulars, In- degrees and fifteen minutes east, twenty-seven
• at•••
COURIER OFFICE,
chains nnd fifty links, through the centre of a
quire
the
1'omB River, N. J.
large poplar tree on tne bank o f Shingle Run;
thence (if) along Shingle Run the several courses
thereof, about eleven chains, to a stone on the
FO R S A L E .
\
^
F i y K ItOO.YI C # T T A « K hank, corner to lauds of Thomas W. Harishorne,
along
which it runs (a) south seventy-seven de­
* — in this village ; a pleasant
location, good water, a barn, and grees forty-five minutes west, thirty chains and
plenty of fruit. For particulars, forty lluks to a stonv in the middle of the road
from
New
Egypt to Ar'nejstown In the Province
11-quire at the office of the New J kkskv Co chise ,
line; thence (4) along said Province line, north
Toms River. N. J
**
eighteen degrees west, eight chains anil ihirtythree links, to a stone In the said Lae, and corner
to land of Levi Fort, deceased, along which It
For Sale or to Let.
(6) norih forty-nine degrees and thirty min­
F I V E IIO O V C O T- runs
u tes east, twenty-eight chains and ten links to a
T A G IS at Seaside Park. stone
In the field south of the old Monmouth road
Terms easy.
corner to said l-evi Fort, deceased, along
For particulars, Inquire at and
which it runs («) north seventeen degrees and
ie office
of the New jkiwby forty-five
J " M____
i l l ._
the
ol
minutes west, one chain, to u stone in
Coukikk . Toms Hlver, N. J,
*4
the middle of the said Monmouth road In said
Fort’s line and corner to said William V. Ernley’s
laud, by which it runs along the middle of said
road (7) north slxty-slx degrees aud fifteen min­
■ M ill WALK 1-1800 acres of Woodland—Pine, utes east, twelve chains and eighty-three links, to
JL1 Oak and Cedar. Near railroad. Water pow­ the place of beginning, containing seventy-six
er of llrst quality on premises. Good sized tim­ acres and fifty-six hundredths of an acre, he the
ber. Prlue, $3 par acre. cash. Greatest bargain same more or less.
ever offered lu real estate. Soil rich on 75 per
Terms of sale ami conditions made known on
cent, of the tract. No Incumbrance on the above. day of sale.
WM P. HAYWOOD,
CHARLES K. MERRITT,
Hpeclal Master.
West Creek. Ocean county, N. J.
Gask ill A 8oov, Solicitors.
August 28, 1879.
Printer’s fee, $11.70. 62
rUKHIlYTKItlAN CllUltCII,
H o was m a rried
T h e resu’ t was that those than a year apo.
LEGAL SALES.
T
j.
C
c hHaA
i R f f i r a R IT E , conA t Public Vendue to th e h ighest bidder,
At the hdtel of James I). Hammell, New Egypt,
_ the river, six minutes from In the county of Ocean, and State of New JerGiFacpotTlive
from the village. Variety of fruits; ■ey,
the depot, livefri
excellent never-failing water. Title unexcep­
M .tTrilflA V . NOV. S ill, 1871L
&
tionable ; terms easy. Also,
*
‘ cranberry bog of between the hours of 19 a»d 5 o'clock, (at 9
MUR. F IN K ,
eight nere*. Apply to
o’clock, p . m„) in the afternoon of said day, to
Water strvet, Toms River.
tf«9
wit: All that certain
C a re fu lly P rin te d n t H ie C o u rie r O llier.
ears and w e ig h e d them in a Bet o f
v e ry delicate scales used in th e labo-
BEAL ESTATE.
r g U W K K R T O K R A IL R O A D .
num ber ofdternelB T om th e butt, the fashions and is re a lly » vory stylish
tip and the c en tre o f a h a lf dozen and com fortab le garm ent.
ra to iy .
C h r .p lr P r im e d M t h e C o u r ie r o n ie e -
For 8ale or T o Let.
J ohik A. N e ii .l ,—F ashionable Millinery and
Ladles' Goods,— Manahawken.
II. L. A t k in s o n ,—Surveyor uml Civil En­
gineer,— Barnegat, N. J.
Du. T hob . 8. D il k h ,— A utl-Dyspcptlc Pana­
cea,—Barnegat, N. J.
E. I honh, —Dealer In Sewlug Machines, —office
at Manchester.
T . II. L ee ,— Doaler In Ma»hlo,—Bordontown
N. J.
Until qu ite recen tly, and to determ in e in g elegance, n o v e lty and com fort in
T h o Zorocoat
H an d s o m e ly V rlu U 4 a t tfce C a u rla r
o ffic e .
A C R K « . Cheap and on
easy tonus. 3 miles from
on main road to
BrtuKsburg. Improvement*, taro-story sightroomed house, burn, wagon sheds, and other out­
buildings. Excellent and " ^ - f a l l i n g vrawr.
\nnle and peach orchard. Y f MKYAMiD w lt a
>4ka Vines, full of fruit and in good order.
Satisfactory reasons given for selling. Inquire at
Cookies office or of John K m p p x l , Toms River,
Ocean Co.. N. J.
*________________
dreds o f others, w ore o f this opin ion cloaks and sk a tin g jackets, com bin­
w hether the assum ption was co rre c t the groutost d egroe.
E n v e lo p e *
farm
*—Rural Memnijcr.
the control section o f an car o f corn
Letter H e a d s
■ B IEft'T o m__s 1River,
Main street.
o f the soil, g iv e satisfactory rosults. ends b ein g secu red in pockets by
J o hn Btrim ikneon ,—Stoves. Ranges, Heal­
b u tto n s; bu t w hen needed fo r pro
ers, Furnaces, Hardware, Tin Ware, Furni­
ture, A c.,—Ocean County Warehouse, Burtection, tho en ds b o in g unbuttoned,
negnt.
C o m 'fo r 8eed.
the collar is d ra w n up and rebut-
I t has boon gen era lly assumed that toned around
Job Printing Merchant Tailor and Clothier,
S
THE HOUSEHOLD.
Cloaks, Jackals and Wrapt.
j.
207 and
200
Greenwich
Stre e t.
Convenient to all down town landings, lyio
ings and spare time to 1
nothing to try the business. Nothing 1
mosey making ever offered before,
pleasant and strictly honorable. R e s d c ,
want to know all about the beat paying t
before the public, send as your addresa^k
will send you full particulars and private^™
fr e e ; samples worth $3 aiso fre e ; ?m
make up your mind for yonraefiL
GEORGE
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