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GENERAL
NEWS,
AND TH E
A D V A N C E M E N T O P T H E IN T E R E S T S O P O C E A N C O U N T Y .
1860.
TOMB RIVER, OCEAN COUNTY, IT. J„ WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1880.
V O L U M E SO.— N U M B E R JO.
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SEWING MACHINES.
SELECTED POETRY.
A .X B R A N T ,
O T tt THE POST OFFICE,
T o m * R i v e r , O c e a n C o u n t y , N . J.
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LUM BER
DT KKV. E. II. 8TOKK8, D. D.
Through tho long
"-*»* watches
O f the long and silent night,
Fevered brain and throbbing temples
W a itin g for the coming lig h t;
Waited through the wild wind’s wailing*,
’ Mid the lightning’s lurid glare,
W aited, as the aw ful thunder
Rolled defiant through the air.
c « » l , Bricks, Lath, L in a, Cement,
S H IN G L E S . D O O R S, SA SH ,
BLACKSMITHS* COAL,
P IN K A N D O A K W O O D .
TEAHMEWT A d yebtu bm eete . — Twelve lines,
D is c ou n t f o r w— a
(one inch space,) 75 cents one Insertion. Keck L o w e s t P r ic e s .
S a tis fa c t io n G u a ra n te ed .
additional insertion, 10 cents.
■Lumber and Goals under sheds and always d i».
B usiness Cards.—One inch space, «s.00 a year •
each additional inch, 94.00.
The FINEST LUMBERYARD I b New Jem y.**
g en eral A dvertising . — Our rates will be
O ffic e a n d Y a r d o n R o b b in s S t r e e t ,
mads known upon application at tbia
About sot feet east of Cowdrlck A cook’s Ocean
either personally or by letter.
______ House.
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LBOAL A dvektisbm ents.—A t rates allowed by
law.
Special N otices (in local column), 10 cents a
line for first Insertion; subsequent Insertions, 0
cents a line.
W aited, as the angry billows
Dashed against the midnight s h o re ;
Waited but the d e r rn darkness
Seemed inteuser than b efore;
Waited, watched and prayed for morning,
' Though the heart was pierced with pain,
Prayed that through the gloom and terror,
Light and hope might come again.
AUMACK’S YARD,
Oppwito Eailroad Depot, Tome D iver.
BUSINESS CARDS.
COAL,
L U M B E R
HAVE YO U SEEN THE
I. W . C A R M I C H A E L ,
L IM E , C E M E N T A N D B R IC K ,
Counselor at Law and
Master in Chancery,
DOORS, 8A8H AND BLINDS,
A lso , B la c k sm ith s’ C o al,
O ffice o n M a in S t r e e t,
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O ffice o v e r th e B a n k ,
E D W
W J I. A IJ M A C K .
Counselor at Law, Master in Chancery
T o m s R iv e r,
And you will be shown one o f the handsomest,
bestmade and easiest working Sewing Machines
in the world. It Is acknowledged so by those
who are using It for the following reasons: It Is
•0 simple a child can use i t ; It has
A S e lf-T h r e a d in g Shuttle,
AND
Red Bank, N. J., October 4.
A SELF-SETTING NEEDLE,
F A N C Y T O IL E T A R T IC L E S ,
Com iRissloner fo r N ew Xorjc «fc Pennsylvania.
BOtf
TRUSSES,
S h o u ld e r-B r a c e s, S y r in g e s ,
E. W. S N Y D E R ,
PA IN TS , OILS,
FASHIONABLE TAILOR,
VARNISHES AND DYE-STUFFS,
n a n c r u r t '. n u llu m * , M a in S t.,
T o m s R iv e r , N . J .
tJf~ Garments cut and made to order In the best
manner, at short notice.
lysi
Physicians’ Prescriptions Carefully Prepared
at all hours.
P r o p r ie t o r o f M A T H IS ’ Q U A R T E R D O L ­
L A R F A M IL Y L IN IM E N T .
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CHAS. H. CLUTE,
T O M S R IV E R , N E W J E R S E Y
BOOKSELLER, STATIONER AND
N e w sd e ale r,
C O W P E H T H W A IT ’S
FRANKLIN HARRIS
EXCHANGE,
________ TO M S R I V E R , I I . J .
Insurance Agent, Notary Public,
O F J H E
E D W A R D IRO NS,
Manchester,
AN D
C O M N IS S IO N E K O F D E E D S a n d
J U S T IC E
T H E K I N G O F S E W I N G M A C H IN E S J
»Ji’hl8um!?c?‘ resPected Machine is for sale
throughout Ocean county by the undersigned.
m deal££,in other Machines, Including
Howe, Singer, Wilson and Stewart I alsq, attach­
ments, needles, oil, A c.
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For further particulars address
GROCERIES
W A R R E N C. A B B E ,
PEACE.
D R I Q O S
OPPOSITE RAILROAD DEPOT,
S A M U E L C. B A I L E Y ,
Keeps on hand a good assortment
N. J.
<8s C O . ' S
BANK,
PROVISIONS,
Insurance effected on all classes of Property, Ib
Sound and reliable Companies only. Collection*
promptly atlendcd to.
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TOM S ItIV E It, N . J .
T O M S R IV E R , N E W J E R S E Y .
T O M S R IV E R , N . J .
D. L, LATGURETTE, Cashier .
lo a n o n sho rt pa pe r .
Deposits received.
Exchange bought and sold.
Collsctions made on all poiqts.
All business consistent with tho rules of sound
banking transacted.
oney to
M
DBALIB JN
FRESH AND S A L T M E A T S , B U I L D E R S ’ H A R D WA R E ,
C E D A R S H IN C L E S , A c.
I'K O D U C E , Etc.
At living prices.
C orner o f M ain a n d W a n h ln g t o n S tre e t* ,
_ lT ly
T omb R iv e r , N. J.
ALSO,
TEACH EH O F
VOCAL AMD IN STRU M EN TAL MUSIC.
PUPILS RECEIVED AT ANT TIME.
BAKER,
H AR R ISO N GOBLE,
COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS
OF BERKELEY TOWNSHIP.
A R T H U R B. C L U T E ,
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M ain S t., n e a r ly o p p o s it e th e P o s t O ffice,
T O M S R I V E R , N . J.
New Book and Stationery Store. A
T H E
U N D E R S IG N E D having opened •
new book and Stationery Store, calls the at­
Orders left at Bookstore in Post Office will re­ *
tention o f his former rriends and the public in
ceive prompt attention.
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general to his new and well-selected stock o f
E D W A R D DAY,
STATIONERY, BOOKS, MUSIC,
JU S T IC E OF T H E P E A C E ,
A LBU M S,
O ffice , M a in S t., T a m . I l l v r r , N . J .
Collections promptly attended to.
__ ____________________________________ly is
A. R. C H A M B E R LIN
Manufactures for the trade an extra quaflty
HOME-MADE MINCE MEAT.
Warranted perfectly neat and clean, and supe­
rior to anything in the market.
TO M S R I V E R , N . J .
3mS0
H EN RY D O RSETT,
OIVR8 SPECIAL ATTENTION TO
RE-SEATING
CHAIRS
h o r s e s h o e in g
A
S P E C IA L T Y .
w. D a v i d
m e r r e l l
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Wheelwright and Carriage Maker,
FASHIONABLE M IL L IN E R Y
'l f SewYork°rke<1 iB the ***** *h°P a 121 th* ct&
ain> T rimming done tn the best mana t<U past fa v ore, ;««J euiiciM A COU-
the same._______ _
__________ h
HEW JEWELRY 8T0RE.
Call and examine my stock of
Clocks and Jewelry,
Which will bo sold
n.
FOR CASH .
Nit n in lV *^ *8
Jewelry will be ordered to
* chetper than can be purchased in the
tee
a
N A Y L O R ’S
D in in g S a lo o n ,
AND
B IL L IA R D H A L L ,
O N W A T E R S T R E E T , n e a r M a in ,
T O M S R IV E R , N . J .
W
MEALS A T A LL HOUR8.
A ll parties wishing a good round meal, cheap,
will do well to g ive me a call.
Early breakfast before the leaving of the first
morning train.
Fresh lager beer always on hand.
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E L IA S NAYLOR, Proprietor.
^ R A Y I N G A N D H A I R D R E S S IN G .
SHAVING, HAIK DRESSING,
Shampooing, Djelng of Hair A Whisker*,
or anything else In his line of business, with ns—
ness and dispatch.
Constantly an hand, Excellent
H a ir D y e , H a ir R e s to r a tiv e ,
for bringing H A IR to its natornl Color. Also,
n preparation for preventing H U B from faffing
out, o f his own Manufacture.
JOHN K U P P B L .
Toms River, Jnly a , l f i t ________________
PRICE’S
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY.
Eaving had thirty-five years’ export-
REMOVED
P a in t e r ,
Trust and w a it! Soon blessed sunrise
W ill thy pathway flood with lig h t;
Trust and wait I Eternal mornings
Break on shores that know no night.
K now no n ig h t! Sublime condition,
Waves o f daylight ceaseless roll 5
And, throtfgh dark life’s latest hour,
Death is’sqnrise to the soul!
Mt . H o l l y , N . Jn Oct. 15, 1871
8*tud*etian Guaranteed tn all.
Bespectfolly,
C N A S . M . SLOAN,
OLD PICTURES COPIED AED ENLARGED
Gem Agent and Resident Director,
X ? . Ho lly , N. J.
‘ " s T r S o o R l p i r AND COTTAGE VIEW S a
’ w T i t , keep • fen twortmeat or r r a w e * AIome end Slereoaropes. as
L B W IIT
CASH
row SALE.
C H IC K S .
IW - F leow con M d eae^We epe d T o e .
H . W . P R IC K ,
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Spent most o f the next Day with the
Indians ; directing, & settling some T em ­
poral Concerns. A nd on Wednesday at­
tended a Lecture in the Evening.
L o rd ’s Day M ay 9. Preach’d in the
Forenoon at home ; Then rode about 17
M iles, and officiated to a very considera­
b le Congregation, in a Dutch N eigh ­
bourhood ; returned home again, and
perform ’d divine Service, iu the usual
manner, with the Indians___ Spent a
good Part of the succeeding Days at L a ­
bour in the F ie ld ; planting Corn &c.
A nd on the E vening o f the latter, con­
vened the People, and perform’d divine
Service in the usual Manner.
L o rd ’s Day, Mar. 28. Attended di­ they might expect a Sermon on this Day,
vine service at home in the Forenoon, in presuming that 1 should be able to pre­
the Afternoon at Bridgetown.
vail with one o f m y Brethren at IcaBt, at
Attended a meeting o f the Trustees at the Session o f Synod, to rido out so far
Prinoeton this W eek, and returned home into the Country, and K eep Sabbath;
on Friday Evening. I had appointed a and accordingly was so fortunate as to
M eeting for divine Worship with the I n ­ prevail with two o f them, and had, m y­
dians, but could not possibly get B u si­ self, the agreeable Opportunity o f K eep ­
ness done abroad, so as to fulfill m y A p ­ in g Sabbath in Tow n , and joining with
pointment.
a number o f m y Bretheren aud others o f
T h e next D ay I rode to Tim ber Creek, G od’s People at the holy sacrament of
L o rd ’s Day Apr. 4. Attended divine the L ord’s Supper.
service in the Forenoon at Tim ber Creek,
Tarried in Town, attending the Busi­
and at the Close o f the Exercise, p ro­ ness of Synod, and some 6f my own till
m oted a Subscription for settling and Saturday, and then returned home.
supporting a Gospel Minister in these
L ord’s D ay M ay 30. Perform ’d divine
She thought he iutonded to inquire if went out o f the room and did uot return,
and os the law required his client to bo
she had ever blasphemed.
“ I do not mean that,” said the judge, arraigned before threo Justices aud there
who saw her mistake. “ I mean were wore but two present, he seourod his
discharge, thus “ looking justico o ff tho
you ever a witness before
bench.”
“ No, sir ; I never was in court before
was the answer.
H ad the Pleasure o f seeing both M e e t­
in g houses repaired, and tolerably fit fo r
the W orship o f God.
I f
E V E N C f i W I with calves,
mil bred from pure Ayrshtr*
and Alderney bolls.
Apply to
C. LAWRENCE.
IT, 1*79.
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home. Your merchants are your neigh­
bors and your friends ; they stand by
yon in your sickness—are your aasoWitixmt yonr trade they eannot
keep up business. No stores, then no
one waiting to buy property to settle on
and build up the place.
Subscribe for yonr local paper, and
buy only of those who advertise in it
If yon do not find their
yon may ssf«
house has gone out of business, or is too
old fogyieh to make their business
Frid. Apr. 23. Rode down into the
known, and in dither case yon will not
Country to settle aa Affair with a Man
be likely to buy yonr goods cheap there.
who had been concerned with the Ia­
ns in some secular Affairs. Than
Many s sweetly-formed month baa
rode to Bridgetown to consult the Law been disfigured and made hideous by tbs
The next D ay I rode out to take ewe
of the Indian Lands, having been enform'd that People cut off the Timber :
aa also some other affairs of a temporal
Nature relating to the Indiana.
Tueed. Apr. 20. Preach'd a Lecture
to a Number of People working at a Ce­
dar Swamp a b i 3 Miles off. And next
Day I preach’d at a Place called Goshen ;
returned home in the Afternoon, and at­
tended aa Evening Meeting with the In-
See below note oa Sept. 15th.
fiery tongue within i t
How to Secure a Home.
muBfc then go to tho land office o f tho
district in whioh the laud lies, and file
his application for the same. In this ap­
plication he must declare that he desires
the land for “ his own exclusive nso and
benefit ” and for “ the purpose o f actual
It Does Matter.
Fallacies are very long-lived.
We
overheard e conversation the other day in
whioh tho old doluaion oame ont, as fresh
ns evor : " After all, it don’t matter whet
a man believes if he only does right.”
W e passed on our wey, wondering i f the
speaker would be w illin g to apply hie
priuoiple to anything ezoept religion.
Does it make no difference iu a mao's
business operations whethor he believes
in honesty and knavery? Dose a man
worthy o f the suffrage believe one way
and vote another? And shall it be eakl
it makes no difference in a man's oharaoter and destiny whether he believes in
virtue, goodness snd righteousness?
Does it hsve no hearing on a man's dsily
life to believe he shell reap what he
sows ? Is there no inspiration to right
doing in i firm belief in a h o ly and mer
oifol O od ? I t is time tbst the old fol
lacy which denies this shonld be rooted
ont. Thinking, feeling snd seting ere
connecting links in onr being. “ As a
man thinketh in bis heart, so is be.” —
(tolden Rule.
8elf-Coifitlanoe.
Y m , we MO all growing olj, though
OMMiiOioiuly, u d th* ourrent a t life
flow, oa u imoothly * , n t t ; indeed,
the (oiler the current, the n o n uoieeleee the flow. And months and you,
an, after all, no very much alike that
they pan without apeoial obtmratjoo,
and we begin to get bid before we think
of it. And when we ait down to a elmplo eum iu arithmetio—the mbtmdion
of the year of oar birth from the cur­
rent yeer—we ere eetonithed et the enewer, end ere » doubtful of iie oorreotnen that w« go orer it a aeoond time,
but alweye for the mme result. Child­
ren grow up around u«, but we get need
to that, and seldom slop to oompute
their ogee and realize the swift flight of
years. In loot, our children never get
old to ub. The wife who lies stood lov­
ingly and faithfully et our side ao long
never olmngoa, end is alweye the fair
young brido of the old end happy daya.
And BO with tho husband to the wife.
Though his hair might have grown gray
iu eome way whioh we do uot understand,
end hie Arm step may Boom a iittlo less
elastic or firm Ilian it w u b , the hnsbond
does not seem lo have changed much
after all. He is to us tho Bame strong,
manly oue, ami to whom we confided bo
much just a littio vorhilo ogo. To bo
Bur©, tho few friends of our youth that
remain ere all gray-hended, but we do
not think much of that, for we ail seem
to he using tile same fashionable hair
dye. There is uothing in that to Bttroot
apeoial attention. Borne one—he may
have been a philosopher—hae said that
if we doubt whether we are really grow­
ing old, wo should look in the face of a
friend whom we hove not seen for twen­
ty years.
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B y the terms of the Homestead Law,
“ any person who is u citizen o f the
U nited States, or has declared his inten­
tion to become snoh,” may secure one
hundred and sixty acres o f the public do­
main without cost. T o take advantage
o f this law, ho must select his land and
learn the correct description o f it. This
ho can do through some one near by who
is acquainted with tho oouutry.
He
settlement and cultivation.” The land
office foe for this filing is ten dollars.
Th is filin g w ill protect him in possession
so lon g as he romains upon the land.
H e cannot sell it, and if he abandons it
the title reverts to the United States. I f
ho remains upon the land flvo years,
plied,
howover, ho receives a perfect title, aud
“ How do you know this?” asked the
the
land becomes his property.
A wo­
judge.
The ohild took the B ible, and turning man can take land under this law, as
w ell aa a man. Any woman who is Un­
rapidly to the chapter containing the
married, or who is the head o f a family,
oommandments, pointed to the injunc­
tion, “ Thou skalt not bear false witness can take a homestead ; bu t a man and
his w ife eannot both take one.
against thy neighbor. I learnt that be­
A man should decide upon bin location
fore I could read.”
as
nearly as possible before he starts.
Has any one talked to you about be­
G oing about the country ia ex|>ensive.
ing a witness in oourt here against this
H e should, at least, decide what State
mac ?” inquired the judge.
** Yes, sir,” she replied. “ M y mother and what part of a State he w ill strike
for. I f possible, go where some friend
heard they wanted me to be a witness,
has gone before. L e t him learn all he
and lost night she called me to her room,
can
about tho region, so that ho may go
and asked mo to tell her the Ten Com­
at onco to tho locality he expects to settle
mandments ; and then wc kneeled down
in.
together, and she prayed that I might
Service at home in the Forenoon. A t
the Forks of littio Eggbarbour in the
Afternoon; and after sermon adminis­ understand how wicked it was to bear
tered the Ordinance o f Baptism to an false witness against my neighbor, aud
Infant.
that God would help me, a little child,
The next D ay I married a Couple to tell the truth as it was, before him.
about 9 or 10 M iles back in the Woods, And when I came up here with father
she kissed me, and told me to remember
and returned home towards Evening.
{ T o he continued.)
the Ninth Commandment, and that God
* The Journal o f Rev. P. V . Fitblan, in 1775, would hoar every word that I s a id ”
ANTI-DYSPEPTIC PANACEA,
To P o licy Holder» o f (he G ira rd in Ocean
County :
Joseph W. Shinn has ceased to be oar agent
this day.
information touching matters of Interest
the undersigned, and prompt attention
will be riven. I f von desire new Policies, or to
those expiring, please advise with partic-
U fe, la o o o oprn for W H O
Indians beiug convened by appointment,
w e attended the W orship of God in our
usual Mauner.
other occasion, while he resided at Ports­
mouth, a man from Newmarket was proseonted aud summoned to appear before
three Justices at a oortaiu hour of the
Assured by the kiud tone and manner day. W ebster inquired, “ Before whom
T jio man told
o f the judge, the ohild stepped toward are you summoned?”
him, and looked confidingly up into his him. " I will be there,” said Wobster.
faoe, with a calm, oloar eye, and in a Th is Justioe-iu-Chief was not o f a very
maauer so artless aud frank that it went savory reputation, which W ebster kuew.
So, mountiug his horse, ho rode iu a chill
straight to the heart.
Enter­
“ Did you ever take an oath
inquired Novem ber day to Newmarket.
the judge. T h e little g irl stepped book ing the oourt room, he fouudthe Justices
with a look o f horror ; and the red blood awaiting his arrival before a good fire.
mantled iu a blush all over her face and H e stopped at the fire to warm himsolf,
occasionally turning hiB eyes upon the
aeok ns she answered.
offensive Justice.
Tho Justico rose,
“ No, sir,”
The next M orning I set out for CoHo handed her the B ib le open.
hansey to utteud some Presbyteriul Busi­
“ Do you know that book, my daugliness, and returned on Friday Evening.
T h e next Day I visited a Number of
She looked at it aod answered, “ Yes,
the Indians about those temporal con­
the Indians, and oue in particular who sir, it is tho B ib le ."
cerns mention’d last week.
was sick.
“ Did you ever read it ?” he asked.
Spent the next Sabbath at Manuhoek“ Yes, s ir ; every eveuiug.”
L o rd ’s Day M ay 16. Kept Sabbath
in g on the Seashore, and attended two
at home, and perform ’d two Exercises of
“ Cau you tell mo what the Bible is ?”
Exercises o f divine Worship. And tho
divine W o rsh ip ; In each giving two inquired the judge.
Tuesday follow ing preach’d 16 or 17
“ I t is the word o f the great G od," she
Discourses one for the Indians & one for
M iles up tho Shore northward.
And •tho W hite People.
answered.
after divine Service promoted a subscrip­
“ W ell, place your hand upon this
And on Tuesday Evening convened
tion for the Calling & Settling o f a M in­
aud he
the Indiaus again, attended a religious Bible, and listen to what I say
ister among them, as I did at Manuliock- Exercise.
repeated slowly and solemnly tho oath
ing the preceding Sabbath, proposing
usually
administered
to
witnesses,
The next Morning I set o ff by Sunrise
that one Minister should supply both fo r Philadelphia to attend tho Synod.
“ Now,” said the judge, “ you have
Places. Returned home the next D ay A rrived there a little before 12, and sworn as a witness, w ill you tell mo what
and perform ’d divine W orship with t^e heard part of the Sermon by which the will befall you i f you do not toll tho
Indians in the Evening.
Synod was open’d. Attended closely on truth ?”
And the next E vening the Indians met
“ I shall be shut up iu tho State
Synodical Business the rest of the Week.
together again, and I expounded a pas­
f o r d ’s Day M ay 23. Ilaviu g some Prison,” answered the child.
sage o f Sacred Scripture to ’em, conolad­ T im e before let the People, both o f
“ Anything else ?” asked the judge.
in g w ith Singing a Psalm and Prayer.
“ I shall never go to heuveu,” she re­
W oodbury & Bridgetown, know that
T h e next D ay I rode into Philadelphia
to attend a Presbytery, and returned
home on W ednesday Evening.
P o w w o f WebRtor’i t jm .
Th« first criminal case Mr. Wcbgter
was engaged in was when iu the praotioe
of the lhw at Bosoweo. Ho was junior
oouusel aud the oaae was tried at Ply­
mouth. At the examination of a witness,
who was one of your moderate-speaking,
self-poised men, the impression was fixed
upon the minds of the counsel that he
had not told all. Every approach that
the minds of tho counsel could devise
wMmade upon him, still he was the
same. Jeremiah Smith, of Exeter, was
the Presiding J udge, a man
in his acuteness. He questioned the witness with similar snooesB. As he was
stepping down from the stand, Mr. Webster, giving the man one uf his looks,
■aid: “ Mr. Witness!” asked him one
question, aud drew from him the answer
This witness they had been so long after. Upon an­
Frid. Apr. 9. Convened the Indians mentions that be m et Mr. Brainerd and
“ D o you believe th is?” asked tho
together and attended on a sermon ’ * preached in Mr. C lark ’* little log meeting judge, while a tear glistened in his eye,
house" at the Forks. H e also preached in
d ra in in g, Kalsomining, preach’d by Revd. Mr. Lawrence, who Clark's
Mill meeting bouse, and in Blackman's and his lip quivered with emotion.
meeting house (deeded in 1704), which were
was providentially here.
“ Yes, sir,” said the child, with a voice
PAPER HANGING,
the results o f Mr. Braloerd's previous labors
L o rd ’s Day Apr. 11. K ept Sabbath In the district o f G reet E gg Harbor, as men­ and manner that showed her oonviotion
Carriage Painting and Uliuing.
tioned
in
this
Journal.
at home, ahd attended publiok W orship
o f its truth was perfect.
Will endeavor to fill his contracts, whether ver as u su a l; praying and preaching both
“ O 04 bless yon, my ohild !” said the
btl or written, with promptness.
40
Spend Your M oney at Home.
Parts o f the Day, both in english and
ju d g e ; “ you have a good mother. This
I t is your home ; you can not improve
witness is competent,” he continued,
EVERY MAN, W OMAN AND CHILD indian.
Mond. Apr. 12. Spent some T im e it much by taking yon r money away to “ W ere I on trial for my life, and inno­
SHOULD KNOW THAT
with a company who were clearing Land. spend or invest.
cent o f the charge against me, I would
There is no way o f im proving a place
D R . D I L K S '
T o o k care that they had not too much
pray God for snoh witnessess. L e t her
so
much
as
by
encouraging
good
mer­
Strong Drink. T h e rest of the D a y I
be examined.”
spent in bodily Labour ; and the E ven ­ chants, good schools and good people to
She told her story with the simplicity
settle among yon, and this can not be
8 T H E M OftT V A L U A R L E off all m
medb in g in settling Differences between
of
a child as she was, bat there was a
clnes for Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint,
8onr
plaint, F
done unless you spend your money at
Stomach, Heart Barn and 8ick Headache.
me. It 1sells M an and his W ife.
directness shout it which carried oonvio­
strictly on its own merit, as hundreds of patients
home.
Spent the two next succeeding Days
tion o f its truth to every heart. She was
can testify.
Spend your money at home, for that
Price per bottle 75 cents; 3 bottles and over, about my Garden (preparing for seed),
rigidly cross-examined.
T h e counsel
wholesale rates, sent to any address C. O D.
is
where
you
get
it.
and other Spring W o rk ___
plied her with infinite and ingenious
Sole manufacturer,
Spend
your
m
oney
at
home,
because
A nd in the Evening of the latter con­
questioning, bat she varied from ber
T H O S . 8 . D IL K S ,
vened the Indians, and attended divine when it is necessary to g et credit it is o f first statement in nothing. T h e truth aa
ljfi
R a r n e g a t, N. J .
y o n r own town merchants you have to
W orship in the usual Manner.
s]K>ken by that little child waa sublime.
Thursd. Apr. 15.
Rode about 17 g e t it, and they must wait for the money ; Falsehood and perjury had preceded her
T . H . t .t c t c
spend it at home.
M iles westward & preach’d to a consider­
M A R B L E
H E A L E R ,
testimony. The prisoner had intrenched
Spend your m oney at home. I t will
able Congregation; and after the W orB O R D E N T O W N . N. J. ,
himself in lies until he deemed himself
ship ot God was ended promoted two make better business for your merchants; impregnable.
Witnesses had falsified
th
ey
can
and
w
ill
keep
better
assort­
Subscriptions : one for the Building o f a
facte in his favor, and villainy had man­
M eetin g House the other for the Sup­ ments aud aell at low er rates tbau i f the ufactured for him a sham defence.
But
port o f the Gospel M inistry ; proposing o n ly business they could do is what is before her testimony falsehood was scat­
that these People shonld join with T im , credited out, while the money goes to tered like chaff
T h e little child for
other places.
ber C reek * & W oodbury. Both were
whom, a mother bad prayed fo r strength
ar<
____^ _______________ ______
Spend your money at I ** a. ^ t the
subscrib'd very well.
to be given her to apeak the truth as it
. M. for Burial Lets, o f both Foreign and Ameri­
example
now.
Buy
your
dry
goods,
can Marbles, at the Lowest Cash Prices, and of
L o rd 's Day Apr, 13, Preach’d in the
was before God, broke the cunning de­
the beat workmanship.
groceries,
meat,
in
town,
and
you
will
vices o f matured villainy to piaoea like a
All orders left with Mr. C. P. A wdkrsom, Under­ Forenoon at W ep in ck ; in the Afternoon
taker, Toma River, will receive prompt attention.
I had a v e iy crowded Andi- aee a wonderful change in a short time potter’s vessel. The strength that ber
Specimens of my work can be M e in any Orave- at home.
in the business outlook of the phase;
" “ "
*
*
“
to Man
at the former, the latter more there
mother prayed fo r warn given her, and
try .
therefore deal with your merchants at the sublime aod terrible simplicity-ter­
than usual.
GIRARD FIRS INS. CO.,
. IR O N S ’
A 1' L T R A IN S on their arrival, and
S ig n
Tom a H ir e r , N. J,
New Jeney General Agency
a **71 will give satisfaction.
T o m . R iver, N. J.,
Flushed with gold ! The pain-and anguish
Vanished with the reign o f night.
Aud before my raptured vision
Flamed a path o f living lig h t!
Livin g lig h t! God’s own creation,
Answered to the fervent p ra ye r;
Child o f earth, howe’er discouraged,
Trust and wait, fo r God Ib there.
House and Sign Painting,
« n l . a* C *
A g t..
**•« 99X t b w iu im r t o P o s t o ffic e ,
= — ,
Town R it r b , H. J.
,
H ouse a n d
of F a s h io n a b le M illin e r y G oods a n d N o ­
tio n s , o f all qualities and prices, from the cheap­ will attend to all orders for
est to the BEST grades, consisting of Latest Styles
■w « ? *T C H REPAIRING,
• T O and Freight Express,
M O R T IM E R L A N E .
A N D L A D IE S * G O O D S .
S . J O S IE
. N E I L L , recently o f Manhaving removed her business to
MRahawken,
BARNEGAT, offers a full and complete stock
_ Mechanics ’ R o w , T o m s R iv e r , N . J .
The Subscriber would inform the PUBLIC that
forty
p aving had an experience of he is now prepared, at his room next to the Bridge,
Rood » o r t
buninesa, believes he can do as on Main Street, to do
$gt h-J,i*.aa the best, and as cheap as the cheap-
MnB«flr
IS N O W OPEN A T
T
■ •b b ln s a t., T o m s R iv e r .
d « a a l I U t E W o R K ,n an i » branches.
of an kinds promptly attended to.
Washington S t., n e a r M a in M .,
-1 IQlfS RITBR, N. J.
THE YOUNG LADIES’ SEMINARY
L A W A N D JUSTICE BLAN KS,
OP ALL KIND8,
B. L. W A IT S ,
JUCKSIW TH in BENERAL,
F U L L L I N E O F R H E A R , C A K E a n fi
P es, aid everything usually kept in a coun­
try bakery. constantly on hand. Large Cake
made to order. Hot Bread and Rolls every morn­
ing for breakfast. Ten and Twenty Cent Cake a
specialty. Also, a full line of Confectionery.
Very thankful for past favors, I solicit a contluuance of your patronage.
1
W its a x iB f the Truth.
The following beautiful illustration of
the simplicity and the power of truth ia
from the peu of S, H. Hammond, form­
erly editor of the Albany State Register.
He was an eye-witness of the soeue in
one of the higher courts :
A little girl, nine years of age, waa
offered ai a witness against a prisoner
who waa oa trial fur a felony committed
in her father’s house.
Now, Emily,” said the oouusel for
the prisoner, upon her being offered aa a
witness, “ I desire to know if you un­
derstand the nature of an oath f”
“ I don’t know what you mean,” was
the simple answer.
“ There, your honor,” said the connsol, addressing the oourt, “ is anything
further necessary to demonstrate the
Service at Bridgetown in the Forenoon. validity of my cbjeotiou?
Then rode to W epinck, & did the same should be rejected. She does uot com­
there ; a Num ber o f Indians, & a large prehend the nature o f an oath.”
“ L e t us see,” said the judge. “ Come
Congregation o f W h ite People attend­
ing. Afterwards I rode home ; aud the hero my daughter.”
B A R N E G A T , N. J .
and all articles usually found in a Stationery
Store. Orders for anything In my line, not on
hand, w ill receive immediate attention. Give me
H E COMMON a n d H I G H E R E N G L IS H
a call.
A . D. Y O R A N ,
branches taught; also, Latin and Drawing,
M a in S t r e e t, T o m * R iv e r , N . J . ,
with a new piano in the school-room, special
N ext to Mathis’ Drug Store.
attention is given to yocal and instrumental Parts ; Then rode to Woodbury and did
mus c. Good tioardlng may be obtained in private the sam e; adopting my Discourses in
families. Applicants w ill please wrlto to
F A L L A N D W IN T S K OPENING
both Places to promote that pions D e
Miss M A K Y B. FOSTEli, Principal,
•mlT
Barnegat, N. J.
sign.
C lea n in g an d K e - P a lis liln g F u rn itu r e ,
S ilk s , R ib b o n s . T ie s , R e . I have also a large
Ike., A c .
assortment o f H o s ie r y an d G lo v e s , o f all
„ * ? " * " * left at Cbaa. H. Clnte'a News and >U- grades and qualities. K id G lov e s a s p e c ia lty .
turnery store will receive prompt attention. Iy5
I te*® Ulla, method o f informing my friends and
the ladies of the shore in general, that I am now
folly prepared to furnish everything In my line,
RANDOLPH IRONS,
C h e ap f o r C ash !
’
•
J O S IE A . N E I L L .
Wheelwright and Carriage Maker,
18 ? Oi'st-claas workman, having
and f l u oroa* h apprenticeship at Jacobstown,
i^.iiC£mpetent 10 attend to the above bustl ^ n m i i ! ! brsnches, including P a in t in g an d
Aud Th?if*Sr He reapectfuUy solicits his mends
. 8nd the PQPHc to give him a trial.
8
Then I listened, and the tempest
Died in silence far a w a y ;
Then I looked, and o’er the ocean
Broke the first faint beams o f day ;
V ery faint, and y et sufficient
F o r my faith to grasp and ho ld ;
Then tho light grew clear and stronger,
Then the sky was flushed with gold.
ai*d a device by which the bobbins can be tilled
without running the Machine, thereby relieving
the operator from the necessity of removimr the
■—Ocean Grove Record.
work or unthreading the Machine, it has a feed
on both sides of the needle, which euables the
carry ULe fabr,c thro«8l» either side of
Srnn»e hfi’ B8 may,.b® de8lred. it is durable and
JOHN BRAINERD’S JOURNAL.
strong, being much larger than the family
chines of either the Singer, Howe or Wood. n
Copied from the Original Manuscript,
costs more to manufacture, and sells for much
o ^ 0rk ng ?art8 are case-hardened Iron BY PltSK. OBOKOB MACL0SKIB, LL.D., PRINCBTON.
or steel, and so constructed that the lost motion
nap p a n ^ t o t 11* part8> from ,onK and constant
( Continued.)
use, can be taken up by the simple turning of a
screw. It Is warranted for three years. In fact
Frid. Mar. 19. Directed and assisted
it is regarded as
DRALBK IN ALL KINDS OP
Ijn
IR O N S ,
Mrs. A. V. B A IL E Y 'S STORE,
C H E M IC A L S , P E R F U M E R Y ,
AND
A R D
Or if more convenient, call at
Chas. B. Mathis,
DRUGS, M ED ICIN ES
R O B E R T A L L E N , J R .,
E
M a n c h e ste r , N. J.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
T oms R i v i r , n . J.
I T
Sewing Machine?
A L B E R T C . M A R T IN ,
Attorney and Solicitor in Chancery,
H
I f you have not, send at once to
AT LOWEST PRICES FOR CASH
tom s r iv e r , n . j .
LADIES,
respecting the Indian Lauds at Wepinck {
•nd what should be done to preveut the
White People cutting off the Timber:
and return’d home next Day.
Ijord’B Day Apr. 25. Perform’d di­
vine eervioe in the Forenoon at home.
Gave two short Discourses ; oue for the
Iudiaus the other for the English, and
pray’d in both Languages.
Iu the Afternoon rode to the Forks of
little Eggbarbour, aud officiated for the
first Time in the new Meeting house.*
A House erected for the Worship of God
ainoe last Fall — Return’d home the
next Day in the Forenoon. The Indians
ng generally from home we had no
Weekly Lecture as usual.
Sat May 1. Rode to Bridgetown in
the Afternoon, and transacted some Busi­
ness of Gousequeooe.
Lord's Day May 2. Perform’d Diviue
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Where to Buy a Baby.
On Saturday last R . W . Grant, fur­
niture dealer, n u t door to the News
office, placed just outside o f bis front
door a very handsome ohild's rookiugohair. In a short tim e a lirighi-eycd,
rosy-chceked little g irl, three or four
yoars old, while passing, spied the com­
fortable little vehicle, end unable to re­
sist. tho temptation, ohlidlike, seated her­
self iu tho olmir to try it. A t that momout a lady passing, noticing the child’s
notion, asked her how she liked the rock­
ing-chair.
Very m u ch ," waa the re­
ply, and added : "iB U ’t y o u r name Mrs.
----- “ Yes,” said the lady. "Den,
why don’t oo bny it for your little girl ?’’
" 1 have no little girl,” responded the
lady, ” but I would like to bny one very
muoh. Do you know whore I could bny
one ?’’ Tho little eyes eparkled, as the
answer earns quiok ; '• No, I don’t know
whore oo oonld bny s little dirl, but
know where oo oan buy a baby.” " Where
ie that
asked the lady. ■' Why," said
the little one, apparently greatly sur­
prised, “ don’t 0 0 know? at Dootor
Hall's.”-O o fd m u Newt.
r
T it for Tat.
A correspondent furnishes to the Ed­
itor's Drawer o f Hnrper'a Magazine for
Mxroh the following a n oodote:
M r- O----- ws« pastor o f a Baptist
Churoh in a certain town in one o f the
W estern States. H e had been on very
bad terms with his flook fo r some time.
T h ey abused him w henever they oculd
find oeoasion, and he reciprocated with
equal readiness.
B efore his contract
with tho parish expired ho reoelved the
appointment of chaplain at the Mate
Prison. Elated at thio lnoky opportunity
o f getting rid of him, the congregation
oame in full numbers to hoar his firewell sermon, perhaps leas to compliment
tbnn to annoy him with their presenoe.
Great was their astonishment, and still
greater their anger, when the reverend
gentleman chase for bis text the following words, " I go to prepare a place for
you
that where 1 am, there ye may
be
alto
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Ben. Bntler telle thia atory of a war
incident while he wee in command at
New Orleans : A colonel np in the Red
Rivor region made application for a fur­
lough, which was refused him. Soon
after the colonel left lria command with­
out permission, and went to New Orleans,
where he was arrested and put in irons
as a deserter. Upon an intimation that
ho wished to make an explanation Bntler
had him brought to his headquarters.
“ Well, air,” said the Oenesal sternly,
" what have yon to say ia explanation of
your oondnet ?’’
Wall, General, there
are two Jews np yonder who have some
ootton they want to get through my lines.
First, they offered me $000, which I re(need. Then they offered me $1,000 to
let them lake it through the linee. Then
$0,000, end $25,000, end at last they of­
fered $100,000; end I tell you, General,
they wore getting ao near my Igureal
thought I ’d better leave.’
There ere certain obstacles in every
path that aen be overoome by the pres­
ence of self-confldenoe. There are out­
ward hiodreooes to encounter, opposition
to meet, disunities to surmonnt, preju­
dices to sweep swsy, the very presuoe
of which will terrify and appal the wa­
vering and despondent, while they win
melt away before the firm dignity of
Randolph, in New York Mate, has
self-roepoet and self-reliance There are
boon the scene of * romance which, in
aiao the innnnMcable obi
within, inehnatioos to oath, p— '~rr to point of faithfnlaces en th* p u t of the
restrain, dewires to guide, temptations In wen ra, is equal to that of LamgisUoe .
Evangeline.” Mias Betsy K a *h l, who
resist; these also aesd not only the
lad a few day* ago at tbh ags of stghtypower to deal with them, but a confi­
r* ymoa, was in bar girlhood h sM bad
rible I mean to the prisoner and Ms aa- dence in that power that can alone make
it
to* yooagmsoinOhio, and shortlyW-witL which she spoke, was like
fon the day of lbs nuptials ha died.
u revelation from God himself. - f lib le
Judge Anderson, in the Virginia Court Mies Knight refused to bsiievs the report
Record.
of Appeals, recently gave a most astoo- of hh death snd - iininul hdlhfal to
nnioo. Tbs appellant, Mrs. Was sD there year, in the hop* Mat ho
At a meeting of a pariah, a straight•ought S dim es (mat bar
faced and moat exemplary deaeon sub­
upon tbs ground that hs had
mitted a report in writing, of Ik* desti­
tute widows sod others wlsostoodia nosd
mid, wan too greet for bar
Pioneer o f recent dale,
of sssietsnec from the perish.* "A re
happiness. AadJadgnAadsmzathn^M
yon sore, deacon, yon have esnbreeed efl
Jong
Res, who ham a t
the widows r
B e said he believed k*
I, “ had deserted hia friends and gone shirt a month for Edwards, of k
had.
over to the enemy. It was perfidy, Oh Argus, had just s
Who toll write the ma
moral tadat of which, A * h
bon a of labor with a
t u r e r Mk> • New York paper. “ What «o him, and would probably
derrick, ia getting it
*• dry.
ibiet m ,” reptira ttw Detroit Tree from the beat BceirSy m the BteSe
vhau they ware arrest I t y t h n i
Pleas, “ is to know who will have pa­ so the leaned Jadgs thought that the for potting np a areas toot ia tbs <xty
tience to listen to it**
bond* of matrimony should bo dtmdved.
N
e w
J
ersey
t m
i
C
u m ,
W ednesd ay A ftebno o n,
tv.
Act tor the Government of Connttoe.
j.
F e b . 25,1880.
Enlet'fd al the Pont Office at Tome River, a t
aecond-cUu* matter.
H T I t ib tbe privilege o f Executors, Admin'
Wtrators, Guardians. A c ., having charge of
tlie settlement o f Eitotee before tbe Surrogate,
to have tbe legal notices relating thereto
printed In the Coubier. Our friends acting
In any o f tke above positions, should bear this
in mind and request the Surrogate to send tbe
notices to this office.
It may be a matter o f news as well aa
o f interest to some o f onr readers when
we atote that there is at this time exist­
ing in eighteen States o f the Union an
enactment koown as the C ivil Damage
Temperance Law, having for its objeot
pecuniary redress for injury sustained
through the intoxication o f others. Un­
der this law not only is the vender of in­
toxicating drinks made responsible for
loss and injury resulting, directly or in­
directly, from drunkenness, but the own­
er o f the property where the liquor is
sold is made responsible as well. Under
this law in Illinois, twelve thousand dol­
lars were reoently recovered by a wife
for loss sustained through her husband's
habits of intemperance. In some of the
States “ exemplary damages” may be
awarded. The States whioh have adopt­
ed the Civil Damage Temperance Law
are Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont,
Masschusetts, Connecticut, llliode Is l­
and, New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio,
Illinois, Indiana, Wisconsin, Iowa, N e­
braska, Kansas and (rather strange to
say) WcBt Virginia and Arkansas.
W o believe such a law as this should
exist in every State in the Union. I f a
man w ill sell to his weak-minded fellowcitizens that which w ill steal away their
brains and make them capable of damag­
ing others, either through neglect, waste­
fulness or violence, then let him do it
with the knowledge that he will be com­
pelled to foot the bill. The law would
make the owner o f a rabid bog or mad
bull, turned out into the highway, re­
sponsible for all tbe mischief done by
the anim al; then why should not the
dealer in intoxicants be responsible for
the mischief done b y h i t brutes as with
maddened brain they are turned loose to
prey upon society ? It a mau lose his
life by the hands of a drunken man, is
there anything more than mere justice
iu giving the widow and orphans of the
murdered mau a hold upon him who is
the indireot cause o f their protector's
death? The wife and children of the
mau who spends his means for rum
ought not to suffer through his fault.
L e t the mau who takes his money bo
obliged to support them. L e t the dealer
iu rum be held accountable for the pau
perism and crimo his trafllo occasions.
T h e appetite for intoxicating liquors
is now kuowu and recognized by the
medical profession as a disease,— one af­
fecting both body aud mind, and only to
be cured by entire removal of the cause.
T h e legislation that makes those who
promote this speoies o f insanity—for
tbo second Wednesday of May, in the
oonrt house, at 11 o’olock, a . m. Special
meetings may be called by the director
orolerkan d three member-', providing
fourteen days’ notice shall be given. A
fine of $8 is imposed on members refus­
ing to attend stated or special meetings.
The usual rules aro prescribed for the
assessment and collection o f taxes.
Township collectors aro required to
make returns to the county collector
every month after the receipt of the
duplicate of assesnmont, and all moueye received, Ac. Authority is given
to erect, enlarge and improve poor
I t will be no bar if there should be al­
ready more men applying than the places
oan supply. Th is is not a case o f first
oome, first served. A t ihe last census
Gen. Walker was much impressed by tbe
limited number o f occupations open to
ed to each freeholder is two dollars per
day each day he shall be necessarily em­
ployed in discharging his dutieB as such.
A majority shall constitute a quorum.
The board from time to time iH empow­
ered to require all county officers to
render a true account of the moneys
or property they msy have reoeived, and
such must be demanded once in each
year.
The county oollcotor and county audi­
tor ahall be elected every three years,
A Curioui Old Document.
1" —"
T h e Shore Frees newspaper, published
at Asbnry Park, iu its issue of the 13th
inst., editorially advooates the claims of
Senator Emsou to the nomination for
Governor, to succeed Gep. McClellan,
and expresses the opinion that snch nom­
ination “ would tend to harmonize the
different elements o f disoord now in tbe
ranks o f the Democracy.” This thing is
getting monotonous. The Shore Press
is thus far quite alono iu lifting up its
voice iu advooacy o f Mr. Emsou for Gov.
ernor. W hy dou’t the Ocean Democrat
'* jine in the chorna,” just for a variety.
Unless the official organ tones up pretty
soon, we may feel it to be o u r duty to
second the Shore Preea’ motion.
The trial of Rev. Edward Oowley upon
one of the twenty-five indictments found
against him for starving, beating and
otherwise ill-treating tbe children who
had been placed under his care in the
*' Shepherd's Fold,” New York, has re­
sulted in his prompt oonvietion—the jury
in the case being out only eighteen min­
utes. He was sentenced to one year's
imprisonment and to pay a fine of two
hundred and fifty dollars. Public senti­
ment will oodorae this as a righteous
punishment.
Jereey:
“ Edward VUcount Cornbury Captain Gen­
erali and Governor In Chlefe In and over her
Majesties province# o f New Jersey New York
and all the terltorlcs and tracts of land de­
pending thereon, In America and Vice Admiral
of the same A c —T o Joseph Laurance A James
Laurence Greeting; you arc hereby lycenccd
and authorised to fit out two boatea to fish for
your proper use and advantage - f o r what
whales or other royal fish you can or m ay find
on the Const of this province o f New Jersey
betwixt Sandy Hook and harnagat Inlestt -as
Also to take and secure all boates—barques
ships or other vessells or things that may be
racl cast away—or otherwise 8tratuled on the
said Const, and within the said district and
when secured you aro forthwith to give me an
aeet o f the same, In order to receive further
direction from me the said Lord VUcount
Cornbury, paying unto me or to such as I shall
appolut to rccieve the Mine—one twentyeth
part of all the oyle and bone o f tbe whales,
and snch other fish aa by virtue o f this lyccncc
you shall take and k ill; all the cliargcs o f tak­
ing—killing and trying the M tm being first
deducted.
“ Givenunder my hand and teale this 11 day of
December Anno Keg Keg -An ne nunc Anghcc
Ac Annogdeo 1704.
Cohnh urt
----------------------------------—
Mr. George M. Joy has disposed of
tbe Eatontown Jerseyman, and it ia ru­
mored will toon commence the publica­
tion of a new paper in another village in
Monmouth county. In oooseqoence of
this change, tbe Eatontown Advertiser
hai been revived, and will be published
under the editorial supervision of Ji
Steen, Esq . Be original projector.
At e meeting of the National Demo­
cratic Executive Committee in Washingt o o o n Monday it wee decided to bold
the Natiouel Gomrtkm in Ctoctona
the 29d of June. Ilia understood
the provaihng
^against the
Tbe New York
strength of Gem. Grant in
i of that State, which am
at Utfoa to-day, at two h t»dred mad sixty voteo, or mote than threefifths of that body.
1 8 8 0 . _________ ________________
GEORGE T. CROOK,
T H E
D E N T IS T ,
W s s k l s i t t t B tre e t. m e a t I l l s ,
,M . J.
A ll kinds o f Dentistry promptly attended to anil
warranted.
ly U
MARRIED.
W IK O F F — D AVIS.—A t Cream Ridge, Feb.
12th, by Rev. E. E. Moran, James W ik o ff and
Alice H . Davis, both o f Cream Ridge.________
D IE D .
L U H R 8 .— A t Tom# River, Feb. 22d. Sophia,
wife o f I I. n . Lehrs, aged 45 years, 2 months
and 18 days.
C R A N M E R .—A t Glbersou's Mills, Feb. 17tb,
Bertha, daughter o f Joseph and Ellen Cranmer, aged about 7 months. .
V A N N O T E .—A t Cedar Bridge, Feb. l»th ,
Hannah, w ife o f William Vannote, aged 46
years, 8 months and 21 days.
P E T T E T .— A t BnrrsviHe, Feb. 20th. W illiam
H ., son o f James M. and Phebe L. Pettet,
aged 1 year, 8 months and 20 days.
C L A R K .— A t Manasquan, Feb. 20tb, Capt.
Wm. Clark, aged 68 years and 6 mouths.
Offers Superior Advantages as an
Advertising Medium,
JOHN H. W ELSH ,
IMPORTER OF
F IN E W A TC H ES
F ro m the fa ct that U has a L a rg e and constantly i n.
JEWELRY.
creasing circu la tio n in every neighborhood in Ocean
AND
MY FINE WATCHES,
County, as well as in a d jo in in g p ortion s o f Mon­
The Cumberland National Bunk at
Bridgeton, has had but three Presidents
both S T E M A N D K E Y W I N K I N G , warrant­
and two Cashiers sine3 its establishment
ed to run withiu two minutes a year.
in 1816. T h e present Cashier, W illiam
Silver Hunting American Watches,
G. Nixon, has been in that office for 38
mouth and B u rlin g to n Counties.
Stem Winding, from $15.00 to $20.00.
Also, Sole Agent lor Greenwich Street o f the
years.
PATENT INLAID BRACELETS;
Before tbe pleuro-pneumonia repealer
A Refuge for the Sick.
passed, Messrs. Burrough and Herr bad com­
Pin and Ring; Patent granted Aug.2S, 1879.
The follow ing ib a copy o f a letter Also,
munications from Pennsylvania authorities
Also, a great variety of different kinds of
read, showing that the cost there did not ex­ from a distinguished Presbyterian cler
Jew
elry of the B e s t Q uality.
ceed 08,000 per year fo r a like bureau.
gyman, addressed to D. M . Zimmerman,
'ould call attention also to a choice assort­
A number of bills were ordered to a third Esq., treasurer of the Camden aud A t­
ment of
reading, and others laid over.
port to the Senate In what manner lie has fur­ spring my daughter came home from boarding
nished to the newspapers dcslgaated to publish school quite ill witli malarial fever. F or five
the laws tbe copy o f said laws, and the compen­ or six weeks she was confined most o f the
The Sunday Law.
sation he has received therefor ; also a resolu­ time to a sick bed. As soon as it was possible,
tion requiring the State Treasurer to report to by the advice of her physician, we took her
The New Jersey Habbath Uuiou of
the Senate what sum or sums o f money he has
this Htato Las issued a circular containing paid to the Secretary o f State since April 21st, to Atlantic City. 8o mucliv enfeebled hud she
become that it was with difficulty—almost
the Sunday lawH o f New Jersey. This 187(5, for fees, and for what particular services
carrying her—that we could get her up into
union, composed of clergyman and lead­ said fees were paid, and upon what warrant her room In the hotel. She almost swooned
ing men of this State, was formed to o r voucher iu each case; also, what sum or In the effort, but she soon fell - asleep, and In
resist the efforts o f the nuti-Sabbath men sums said Secretary o f Slate lias annually paid two hours she awoke, exclaiming joyfully,
o f East Jersey, who want to repeal or over to hltu, said Treasurer, since said date( *Oh, I am w e ll!’ The sea atmosphere acted
or ou account o f licenses, tax or premiums, or on her almost like a miracle. Iu two hours
modify the existing Sunday laws. In
other charges, taxes or fees paid to said Secre­
the oircular we notioe that the existing tary of State in Ills official capacity as Secre­ she came from her bed complaining o f hun­
ger. Bhe went to the table and ate most
Sunday luw imposes a penalty of one tary of State, or as Commissioner of Insurance
abundantly, though for weeks she had scarcely
dollar for travelling, worldly em ploy­ by home or foreigu insurance compaules, giv­ tasted food. Before we knew she was iu the
ment, ordinary or servile work (works of ing the date and amount in each ease. Adopted. parlor at the piano. When, an hour o r tw
Mr. Vail introduced au amendment to the afterwards, I started for home, she accom­
necessity and charity excepted), for
act concerning rural cemetery associations, panied me a greater part of the way to the
shooting, fishing, frequenting tippling
which authorizes the aunuul election of depot on foot.
She was perfectly well,
houses, playing games on the Christian trustees to he held at such time and place as
with the fever all gone from that time.
Sabbath ; also, a penalty of two dollars the trustees shall direct.
Though the weather was still cold, and bath­
for exposing goodB for sale and for d riv­
Mr. Francis introduced (fo r Mr. Hobart) a ing, of course, out o f the question, the effect
ing cattle, sheep, or swine on Su nday; luppleraent to orphans’ court act, which pro­ of the mere breathing of the sea air had a
vides
that executors and administrators failing marvelous effect on her, when, after spending
a penalty o f fourteen dollars for drawing
to report and account withiu two years may
some time at the shore, she returned. There
a seine or net on Sunday ; a penalty of
be required to do so by the orphans' court.
was no relapse, and has not been since. This
eight dollars for driviug a stage, except
Mr. Hobart introduced (fo r the President) a effect o f the sea, in restoring health and
in a case o f necessity or carrying the supplement to general railroad law, providing
strength, even in cold weater, lias excited the
mail.
N o wagoner, oarter, drayman, that when the condemnation o f lands is au.
attention and the wonder of the many friends
drover, butcher, or any of his servants thorlzcd the proceedings shall not act ar a stay who are familiar with the circumstances.”
shall p ly his ordinary business on Sun­ to the work, hut it may be continued by the
day under a penalty o f two dollars. giving of bonds.
In the H ouse , Mr. WiiliauiB Introduced a
Those keeping the sev.-nth day o f the
supplement to the a d concerning liquor liccuses, N lie E n d u res ( lie l»a ln o f a N ev e re S u r­
week aa the Sabbath, are, of course, not
g ic a l O p e ra tio n w ith o u t T o k in a
included in the above. T o cast or use which amends the act so as to exclude drug­
C h lo ro fo rm .
gists from the penalties o f selling liquor with­
W e are indebted to an antiquuriau
friend for the following copy o f a ourions old document taken from the record
in the office o f the Secretary of State
at Treuton.
I t w ill be read with in­
terest, as it relates to the taking of
“ whales aud other royal fish ” on our
coast. I t also “ lycen ces" the persons
therein named to seoure all wrecks, and
render au account o f them to the CoverIt is perhaps the first “ lyoeueo"
relating to this subject granted in New
sledge hammer.
The Camden and Atlantic R. R.
This old aud reliable company is put­
ting its road-bed in perfect order for
next year’s travel. A double track has
been laid to Haddonfleld from Camden,
two new and powerful anthracite locomo­
tives are being built, aud a new ferry
boat o f com plete apj ointments w ill be
ready for tbe summer travel.
A ll tbe
cars will be provided with M iller bump­
ers and p la t f o r m h. R a p id express trains
will run, with parlor cars attached, there­
by making travel a pleasure rather than
an annoyance. President Freeman and
Secretary D. M. Zimmerman are plan­
ning wisely and well for the summer of
P h i l o , L e d g e r.
houses, at the request of any chosen
freeholder who ahall he authorized by
vote of the town meeting or city
from which ho shall be choaen, und
if refused then the township or city may
erect a poor house o f their own, and
shall not be liable to pay or contribute
to any other. The compensation allow­
I t is very enciurngiug to notice the
improved construction (as to grammar
and so fo rth )o f the Connty Clerk’s pub­
lished articles jitiee ho adopted the com­
mendable plan o f submitting his manu­
scripts to a graduate o f Amherst for
revision aud oorreotion before having
them printed in the Demoorat. Now if,
aa is rumored, he has put himself upon
a rigid diet of Concentrated Brain Food,
fo r the noble purpose of stimulating his
“ idees," wo may reasonably anticipate a
continuation of bis brilliant effusions for
some time to oome. Our gifted friend is
one of those fellows who believe that
the pen is mightier thnu the blacksmith’s
bavlng notice thereof, unless such deed shall
be recorded within fifteen days after the sign­
ing of It; an act enabling sheriffs in execut­
ing the death penalty to call to their assist­
ance one or more persons skilled In meeting!'
cal duties to assist them in the execution o f a
sentence, without any reference to their place
of residence.
In tbe H ouse , M r. McDermott offered a
Joint Resolution p rovid ing f o r tbe appropria­
tion by tbe State o f 050,000 for the relief o f
the destitute p oo r o f Ireland.
Mr. Haines introduced an act relating to
pilots, provides that no citizen o f N ew Jersey
owning a coaster shall be compelled to employ
a licensed pilot when leaving or entering any
New Jersey waters, or those over which this
State has join t supervision with other States.
lantic ra ilroa d :
T u e s d a y , Feb. 17.
W ill you, my dear sir, allow me, in a few
women, and called attention to the need
In the Se n a t e , Mr. Francis offered a resolu­ words, to give you one great reason why I am
o f more and better paying employments.
tion calling upon the Secretary of State to re­ delighted with Atlantic City ? Early last
I t seems a case in point this time.—
and they shall bo rosidents of the county
for three years preceding the election,
for terms of three years each, and ahall
be ineligible for re-election until three
years have expired after Raid term of
office. The board shall fill all vacancies
aud fix annual salaries,
Moueya appro­
priated by such offieers for their own
use shall subject to a fine of $500 or one
year’s imprisonment for so doing. When
bonds legally issued shall hereafter be­
come due, the board may renew seventyfive per centum o f said indebtedness, or
auy less part, by issuing bonds for that
such it is— responsible for its effect upon purpose, to be made payable at periods
tbe innocent viotim, oan only be regard­ of time not exceeding ten years from tbe
ed by the thinking mau as fnrnishiDg a date of issue, rate of interest not exceed­
ing six per cen t, and issued in anms not
most needed protection to society.
less thnu $100 nor more than $1,000.
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M e w J erse y L e g w m t i u i .
Women u Cenrol Token.
M o n d a y , Feb. 10.
There is an effort aat on foot by some
The following in a synopsis of the not
fiENATE met at 8 r . * . M r. Cramer pre­
for tbe government of comities, as re­ influential women in Maasnobaaetto and sented a petition from citizens of tbe Mate,
State to b a n women appointed asking for tbe passage o f a general local opported to tbe Legislature of this Stole in
on Monday fay the Commission appoint* as census takers. General Walker baa tlou law.
A message was reed from tbe Governor ve­
bee*
written
to, asking him to give each
ed for that purpose fay the last session i
The chosen freeholders are to be elect­ instructions to his assistants as will per­ toing Senate bill No. 18, amending supplement
to tbe act Incorporating Inhabitants o f town­
ed aa now provided by lew end to ooneti< mit tbe appointment of qualified women. ships, A c., on tbe ground o f unconstitutiontute a body politic, Ac., with power to We do uot really aee why no*. The ality. Tbe message was sustained by a unan­
porohaee end bold lands, tenements, Ac., United States has numbers of women in imous vote.
Mr. Emson Introduced a bill changing tbe
in timet for tbe nee of Mid oonnties, and ite employ already, and there can be no
to make lawe, Ac., ae at preeeot provid­ difficulty of legal form in the way—at name of Brleksburg In tills county to Lakewood.
least
we
know
of
none—nothing
exoept
ed. In anile it eball be lawful for the
M r. Francis Introduced an act to enable
summons to be served on the director or tbe novelty of the idea. It strikes moat
sheriffs in executing tbe death penalty to call
clerk of the hoard. Tbe power to great people as a very goad idea. Tbe season, to their assistance one or m ore persons skilled
and raiae moneys for expenses, Ae., is Jane, ia entirely a pleasant one for snob In mechanical duties to assist them In the exe­
Unless the cution o f a sentence without any reference to
left the same as at present; provided, an out-door occupation.
the whole amount of money necessary for blank circular system, used in the Mas­ tbelr place o f residence.
M r, Martin introduced a bill appropriating
■nch purposes in any one year shall not sachusetts State census, is adopted, the
07,500 to tbe State Industrial School fo r Girls,
exceed three-quarters of one per centum questions to be asked at tbe door are
01,1100 o f tbe amount to be. applied to tbe
of the groes valuation of taxable proper­ generally answered by women. If the erection o f a brick dw elling for tbe occupa­
ty in the county, aa reported by the blanks are left at honses the day pre­ tion o f tbe resident farmer.
T b e Joint resolution providing for the re­
county board of assessors of said county vious, for prepared answers, it is perfect­
for the next preceding year. The first ly easy work to leave and to collect them m oval o f tbe Kearny statue to New ark, came
Any intelligent and accurate up on Its final passage, and prevailed by a
money raised shall first be anunally ap­ again.
propriated to pay snob part of tbe prin­ woman who oan carry tbe book and note vote o f 14 to 7.
In tbe IIotrsE, Mr. Axtc-ll introduced an art
cipal and interest of the oonnty debt as down the answers across the page under
for tbe removal o f certain cases from tbe O r­
shall become due the twelve months next their respective headings can take the phans’ Court to tbe Court o f Chancery or to
snooeeding the time when said taxes be­ census. There is, therefore, no impro­ the Prerogative Court.
M r, Bonsall Introduced a supplement to
come payable, and ao money shall be priety, but it msy expedite matters, if
borrowed in anticipation of taxes, until competent persons will file their applica­ act concerning taxes, making tbe same a first
all preceding temporary loans shall have tions at the Supervisor*’ offices in their Hen on real estate and providing that all other
liens shall be subservient to tbe same.
been paid, exoept for tbe purposes men­ districts. It may require a general or­
Bills on final passage: A c t repealing tbe act
der of instruction from Washington, but
tioned in another part of the act.
providing for the bureau on pleuro-pneumo­
Temporary loans in anticipation of it seems quite within the province of nia among cattle, 48 to 0 ; act givin g Masonic
taxes May be made for a period not ex­ each Boperviaor to choose his assistants Lodges power to surrender tbelr acts o f Incor­
ceeding nine months, and not to exceed for their efficiency. At any rate, the poration -, act regulating fares on railroads,
one-half of the aggregate amount of the filing of application by women, well re­ providing that those under special ch a fe r
shall not charge more than three cents per
appropriation for the current year. The commended, is the best way of oalling
mile, 48 to 0.
regular annual meeting shall be held on tbe Supervisor’s attention to the matter.
o u r ie r
D IA M O N D S ,
GEO. W . COW P E R T H W A IT ,
M A N U F A C T U R E R A N B D E A L E R IN
STOVES, RANGES. HEATERS,
AND TIN WARE,
Especially selected for my Retail Trade.
Also have on hand a flue assortment o f
STERLING SPOONS and FORKS.
Also, keep constantly en hand
AT
Artificial Thunderbolts,
General Daniel Rnggles, o f Virgiuia,
at the request o f the Senate Committee
Agrioulture, appeared before them
last Wednesday, aud briefly explained
his method o f precipitating rainfalls by
scientific means. His method, for whioh
he has receutly been granted a patent
is to send up to the cloud realm cartridges
o f dynamite or similar explosive ma­
terials in skeleton balloons, and to ex­
plode them, either by time fuses o r by
inagueto-electricity, through light metal
wires connecting the balloons with the
earth.
General Rnggles, n sth eresn ltof many
years of study ami investigation o f the
subject, claims that the diffused mists
passing over regions or locations suffer­
ing from unusual drouth, may readily
be consolidated into rainfalls by concus­
sions aud vibrations thus artificially p ro­
duced, aud he baa, therefore, suggested
to the oommittee that Congress might
provide a small appropriation for e x ­
penditure b y the Commissioner of A g ri­
culture to test the practicability o f aiding
the agricultural interests o f the country
in this manner.
out license in quantities not exceeding one
pint.
Mr. Stiles introduced an act respecting mar­
riage licenses, which provides that persons
contemplating marriage shall obtain a license
from the town, county or city clerk o f tVc
municipality in which the parties or ono of
them resides. The clerk may examine the ap­
plicants under oath as to their legal right to
be married, and examination to he reduced to
writing aud be a matter o f record. Any per­
son kuowiugiy making a false statement shall
on conviction be imprlsoi ed not exceeding five
years. Minors must got consent o f parents or
guardians, aud If the clerk shall Issue a license
to incompetent persons, he shall forfeit a sum
not exceeding 0500. N o minister o r other
officer shall solemnize a marriage unless the
applicants present the license.
Mr. Wllkltison Introduced a bill for the re­
lief o f John S. Irlck, W illiam A. Ripley, James
M. Durand and others, sureties on the last o f­
ficial bond of Josephus Sooy, Jr., late Treas­
urer of this State, and appropriating the
sum of 082.637.75 for their re-linburscment.
R ED U C ED
PRICE8.
A G en eral A sso rtm en t o f H E A T E R S a n d CO O K S T O V E S, a m o n g w h ich m ay b«
fo un d the cele b ra te d A NC H O R H E A T E R a n d O C EA N C O U N T Y COOK.
1
THE
W E D D IN G R IN C S
Constantly on hand; also, made to order in three
hours’ time. My
WATCH EEPAIRING
NEW EST
RANGE
IN
THE
M ARKET,
THE “ SERAPHIC" PORTABLE RANGE,
L a r g e H o t W a te r C o p p e r R e s e r v o ir (In th e B o d y o f Ranee,) |
E x t r a S iz e O v e n * , N e w A d j u s t a b le H o t C lo s e t, C lin k e r -C le a rin g
H av in g a n ew
Is under my own personal supervision, as it has
been for over thirty years.
G r a te , N ic k e l F o o t-R a il, etc., etc.
-R E P A IR S
1 would respectfully state that I am the only
dealer lu Greenwich street who keeps no Plated
Jewelry, aud have no connection with any house
except my own, at
..is JOHN H. WELSH.
AT
SH ORT
N O T IC E . -
IT IS SAID THAT
(N e a r .’M u rray,) N e w Y o r k .
J A M E S W A R S W IC K ,
T h e o n ly R a n g e o f Its k in d so ld .
S U P P L IE D
C o w p e rth w alt’s E x c h a n g e , T o m s River, N. J.
271 GREENWICH STREET,
5 0 0 ,0 0 0
P E R S O N S
Witnessed the Grant Reception In Philadelphia.
WE WOULD LIKE ALL TH E
(LATK OF NEW ARK.)
Orders left at the ofllce of the N kw J khhky
Courier , or addressed to me at BAYV1LLE,
N. J., will receive prompt attention.
20
M EN and BOYS TO C A L L A T O A K H A L L !
Immediately and Equip Themselves for the
A BRAVE IADY!
a uet iu tbe Delaware river ou Sunday,
exposes by act o f 1883 to a penalty of
oue hundred dollars with the costa of
suit, and any person “ who shall hunt
with a gun, or with a dog and gun, or
shall kill, take or destroy with auy trap,
snare or other device whatsoever, any
bird or animal on the Sabbnth day, com ­
monly oalled Sunday, exoept those who
observe the seventh as the Sunday, gun­
ning upon their own lands, shall*be"lia­
ble to a penalty of twenty-five dollars for
and every offence.”
GREATLY
COLD
(.F rom tlm Courier.)
Mrs. Schoomnakcr, of Creek Locks, Ulster
Co., N. Y ., had the misfortune to entirely lose
the sight o f oue o f her eyes, through an acci­
dent, and endured painful Inflammatory ac­
tion therein for two long years ;—the other
eye finally becoming sympathetically affected,
her general health seriously suffering; indeed, M a in St., T o m s River, N. J.,
she was a mere wreck, a walking skeleton, Would inform the ladies of Ocean county thal
she has now oil hand a full assortment of
in this terrible strait, she consulted Dr. David
Kennedy, o f Rondout, New York, w lio told
her at onco that the injured eye must be re­
moved. She quietly but firmly said : “ AH
right. Doctor, but dou’t give me chloroform.
Let ray husband Bit by my side duriug the op­ which she Is prepared to dispose of at prices ti
suit every oue.
eration, j\nd I w ill uelther cry out or stir."
The work was done, and the poor woman kept
her word. Talk o f soldierly cou rage! This
showed greater pluck than It takes to face a ■ ■ U D V - X I D G A N D M A D E T O O R D E R .
hundred guns. T o restore her geucral health
and give tone and strength to the system, Dr. H ats,
Kennedy then gave the " Favorite ’ Remedy,”
Flow ers,
which cleansed the blood and imparted new life
Feathers,
to the long-suffering woman.
8hc rapidly
gained health and strength, and is now well.
Ribbons,
The “ Favorite Remedy” is a priceless blessing
Silks,
to woman.
N o family should bo without it.
W e d n e s d a y , Feb. 18.
Satin s,
Your druggist ha* It. I f not, seud to Dr. David
In the 8 e n a t e , Mr. Hobart introduced a Kennedy, Rondout, New York.
5wl7
V e lv e ts and
supplement to act respecting mortgages, pro­
V e lv e te e n s
vides that the clerks and registrars shall re­
R e n e a r ’z G e rm a n D y sp ep sia P o w d e r
cord In suitable books every chattel mortgage o r T o n lr , taken after eating, will prevent all
constantly on hand ; Also a full line of
died in accordance with the provisions o f the the discomfort suffered by Dyspeptics. Sold bya c t; also an act which provides that In the all Druggists at B0 cents per bottle. Depot, 602 Hosiery. Corsets, Collars, Cuffs, and
lyBl
foreclosure o f mortgages, where the amount Arch 8t., Philadelphia, Pa.
MRS. G. A. BILYEU,
OF
1880
The Singularly Small Prices we started the Annual Winter Salts
with have stirred all the stor-s to do their best. But we eclipsed
them all, and they know it, and the People see it, too.
These are tho Prices for Our Own Carefully Manufactured Goods,
not bought in the New York Wholesale S tores:
A few leL of the $00 Fine Overcoats, reduced t o ..................... ......................... $20 00
Royal Roverslble Plaid Ba'ks, sold everywhere at $25 (Full Indigo ( olora and
Woven Backs.) Onr Price.......................................................................... IBM)
Next Grade...... .................................................................................................... id 50
Extra Sizes la Blue aud Brown Worombo Beater Overcoats............................... ]g (0
Next Grade......................................................................
A Good Htrong Serviceable Cioih-Bound Overcoat.............................................
8 60
Everyday Working Overcoat................................................................................
5( »
Menf# All-Wool Butts.......................................................................................... io 00
The “ Auburn ” D. B. Suits, for Baslre&s and D ress................................
:* M)
Extra Quality “ Sawyer’ ’ Suitings.............................................................
16 on
The Finest ot Cssslmcrc Suits..................................................................
20 00
Dress Salts of Best Imported Cleths reduced t o ........................................
26 00
Men’s Everjday Pants.............................................................................
1 50
All-Wool Business and Dr,ss Pants........................................................
8 50
Extra Fine Dress Pantaloons, lormerly $10, n o w ................... .................
5 (0
Genuine Harris Casslmere Pants............................. ............... ..............
5 00
The Very Latest Styles in Children's Overcoats.......................................
%00
The Doable-Shoaldered Caps Royal Reversible Back Overcoals...............
6 00
(Tke Nicest Little Boys’ Overcoats Oak Hall ever produced )
Children's Suits as low as...... ..................................................................
3 50
Higher Grades and More Elaborately Trimmed Suite................................
6 00
A Great Specialty in Boys’ and Youths' Pants...........................................
X So
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS,
MOURNING GOODS,
UNDERWEAR.
WAVES
W ANAM AK ER & BROW N,
Oak Hall, S. E. Corner Sixth and MarketJ
PHILADELPHIA.
The Largest Clothing House in America.
Bill HeadsI
5
FIRE INSURANCE.
due exceeds 0308 and not 01,000, the fees oh
V a rio u s C auses—
the chancellor, judge, clerk, solicitor, master
Advancing years, care, sickness, disappointment,
and examiner, or any other official, shall be
and hereditary predisposition—all operate to turn
reduced one-third.
J O S E P H W . S H IN N ,
the hair gray, and either of them Inclines It to
FANCY G O O D S
Mr. Gardner introduced au act authorizing shed prematurely. A tkr 's Hair Vigor will re­
and directing, the State Treasurer to furnUh store faded or gray, light or red hair to a rich
in great variety and of the latest styles.
Ocean Co. Rational Bank Bnildiif.
Ike clerk o f each city, town and township brown or deep black, as may tie desired. It soft­
Turn* Hirer, N. J.
Thanking the public for past patronage, she re­
en# and cleanse# the scalp, giving It a healthy acwith a copy o f the Revised Statutes
spectfully invites an inspection of her stock.
$ 4 4 , G M , G M of Insurance Capital reprewiM I
Mr. Marsh introduced a supplement to the tion. It remove# and cures dandruff and humors,
lm2
comprising the following leading companto: I
falling hair is chocked, and a new
public Instruction act, providing for a more j BT 1,?
■ v e r y B u s in e s s M a n sh o u ld use
F ir e A s s o c i a t i o n o f P h ila d e lp h ia J
direct transfer o f tbe two-mill tax to tbe din- ! * n w n 1,111 be P " »l“ ced In all rases where tbe
Organised 181T. Cash Assets, $ < ,«»,0 *
The two huudred and fiftieth anuiver buraing authorities.
follicles are not destroyed or the glands decayed,
P h e n lx , o f B ro o k fy n .
its effects are beautifully shown on brashy, weak
aary of the settlement of Boston ia to be
The act changing name o f Bricksburg to
Cash Assets, $8,000,000.
or sickly hair, on which a few applications will
most appropriately observed by the pnb- Lakewood was passed.
U n ite d F ir e m a n ’s , o f Philadelphia. I
produce the gloss and freshness of youth. Harm­
In the H ouse , the Speaker presented a com­ less and sure in its operatioa, it is incomparable
Cash Assets, $700,000.
j
licatiou of an extremely exhaustive work
E q u it a b le L ife A s s u r a n c e Soefttf j
upon that oity and its history. This munication- from P ro f. Geo. W . Atherton, as a dressing, and Is especially valued for the
FOR YOURSELVES T H E
o f the United 8tates Assets over $34,000,000. I
Chairman o f the T a x Commission, stating that soft lustre and richness of tone it imparts. It
work will be in four volumes, and will
Thankful to a generous public for a liberal p* 9
G e t th e m p r in te d a t th e office o f th e
they presented printed copies o f their report contains neither oil nor dye, and will not soli or
tronage daring the pa-t six years, I desire to m |
inclnde chapters upon the Pre-historic now to both Houses.
color white cambric; yet It lasts long on the
sure them of unremitting attention and nf
Period and Natural History, Early His­
hair,
and
keeps
it
fresh
and
vigorous,
efiwlytS
dealing on my part.
Mr. Bonsall introduced a supplement to act
tw~ Examine the Equitable's Tontine to
F ob Sai.a sv all Dealers .
tory, Colonial Period, Provincial Period, concerning legal advertising, changing the
Fund Plan.
la the price o f goods, at
Revolutionary Period, The Lost Hundred price from 60 and 30 cent# per folio of 100
Ocean
Connty
Marino
Record.
Years, and Special Topics. These dif­ word# to 00 and 30 eeuts per folio of ten lines
T o m s River, N. J.
B ALTIM ORE. Feb. 19.—Cleared, schooner
ferent heads are sub-divided and the nonpareil.
Mr. Honce Introduced an act to enable in­ Emma Aery. Hall, New York. 20.— Arrived,
The Western newspapers are raising treatment of these sub-divisions assigned habitants o f school districts to utilize the sur­ schr. Carrie Holmes. Holmes. Hoboken. 21.—
their prios lists. The Chicago Time*, to thoee who are most admirably adapted plus of school moneys In the hands of town­ Arrived, schra. James H. Hoyt, Hoyt. Boston;
Rboda Holmes, Vaneleaf, New Y o r k ; Forest
H arn ess, per set,
•
$ g .N
O F T H E IT. S.
announces that, inasmuch aa the price of to oope with each subject These namen ship collectors, providing that #nch excess Oak, Chambers, Hoboken ; cleared and sai’ed,
H alters, w ith lead s, >
•
.5 #
H O N .
N .
P H S H oR Y ,
white paper has advanced folly fifty per alone are a guaranty that the history of may be used to repair and improve school schr. Carrie Holmes. Holmes. Harlem. 23.—
H orae Brushes, . . .
,g g
Arrived,
John
J.
Ward,
Inman.
N
ew
York
:
W e. B i a B r e e d s t r e e t , N e w a r k , *■ *• I
A, so that the difference in cost Boston will receive the care to prepara­ honse# and grounds.
sailed, schr. Forest Oak. 24.—Cleared, sohrs.
•
Also, a good assortment o f
Mr.
Hunt
Introduced
a
supplement
to
tbe
General A gen t fo r N ew JerfiW* |
Forest Oak. Warren. Alton's P o in t: Elias
amounts to $100,000 a year, it will be tion which its importance demands. No
public instruction act, which provides that all Moore. Lewi*. New London (and sailed); Jas.
(A ll Policies Incontestable after 6 yearsJ
compelled to charge its readers a little more appropriate method of celebrating school property In school districts, whether H. Hoyt, Lyon, Allyn’s Point (and sailed).
H A N D S O M E R O S E W O O D P O O L T A ­ cash Assets Jan. 1 ,187t,...
BLE, In perfect order; site
bv » feet,
for every printed sheet The daily this memorable anniversary oould be de­ obtained by g ift or purchase, shall be public
CARDENAS. Feb. 14.— Arrived, sehr. Wm.
Liabilities,..................
six Pockets; will be sold at a great bargain, the
F raas $ 1 .0 0 u p w a r d s .
iaaua ia ta be sold far six cents a copy, vised. The whole work is under the property, and solely under tbe control of F. Cushing. Cramer. Philadelphia.
owner having no use for it. Apply to
N et Surplus,.............
FORTRESS MONROE. Feb. 2 0 .- A n t e d
school trustees.
ELIAS NAYLOR,
$14 a year, without the Sunday paper, editorial care of Mr. Justin Winaor,
•ottciee on
The Society Is now issu ing Pollctto
< »w f|
fo r a harbor. «*hr. John R. Halliday, C roo­ W h ip s ,
Life
l
19 ____________
Toms Mirer, Jf. J.
Lire*. Also, aII other kinds o f L
ife and
hi W
Mr. Blodgett introduced an act providing mer. Baltimore for New York.
and $16 with it The Chicago Tribune the Boston Public Library.
ment Policies on most favorable terms. — ^ ■
for tbe bnlldlng o f school honses in townships
FE R N A N P1 N A . Feb. 19.—Sailed, schooner
ine the Tontine Savings Fund Plan, amt P "r* '|
C n rry C o m b s, B its ,
retaine its price, but reduces ite l i n by
Mattie Holmes, Warren, Philadelphia.
Au unsuooemful attempt upon the life and the raising o f money for that purpose.
S
a
le
for
T
a
x
e
s
of
1877.
for the stormy day.
dropping a part of its supplements. Tbe
N O R F O LK , Feb. 19.—Arrived, schr. Ilvn ry
The bill authorizing coroners to appoint two
H a r n e s s Snap,
of the Csar of Roam and hia family was
J O S E P H W . S H IM S .
l>avey, King. Boston.
St Louie morning papers have advanced
made last week. A mine waa laid under deputies w bo are physicians, was, after a
A " W « »
m
« n
m m . a u i,,
O ils, in cans or b j the gallon,
N E W H A V E N . Feb. 20.—Arrived, schrs.
from four to five cents.
IV
< . w vrant, M O M b , Warren c . AGENT FON OCEAN COlHT,j
lengthy dehate, put on its final passage and
the guard room of the Winter Palace at
Wm . Allen. Steelman. Baltimore : A. II.
A M ^ ftn n lre , on, o! tb< Jnnhrea ol t t , Prara
• e c u C o u n ty B e a k M B
declared lost.
Howe, Newbury. Baltimore.
!* .* * *
Ot Orenn, to n o t , t „ U x ra
The fact has jaat been made public St. Petersburg, immediately under the
TOM3 RIVER. N. J.
laid on unimproved aad untenanted land aad nn
Bills passed: Act providing for tbe refund­
NF.W Y O R K . Feb. 18.—Arrived, schrs. Ann
that in December leal Cortlandt Parker, dining hall, which waa exploded at the ing o f tbe excess o f ten cents charged by rad- E. Valentine, Chambers. V irgin ia; A . C.
Enq-. of Newark, received a letter from usual dinner hour of the Imperial fami­ road companies; act providing that ballot Lyon. Jeffrey. Baltimore ; Wm . Allen. Stcelahmii tm uf> in tkn j h » i o i
_ _ ,«. man. do. fo r New Haven. 2t.— Arrived, schr.
Secretary EvarU, offering him, in the ly- Owing to accidental delay, however, boxe. shall
be le ft In the charge o f township
Doodle,
Virginia. 24— Arrived,
W o 5 £ f ; % S S * A 'S X £ £
OF PHILADELPHIA.
name of the Protectant, the R o m n Mi*- they had not entered the hall at Um tune, clerks instead o f county clerks; act providing schrs L. II. Hopkins. Prod more. V irgin ia:
S A T Y R R A Y . M ARCH M , I S M ,
that
the
chancellor
ahall
thntunghly
supervise
'
J°bn
R.
Halliday.
Cran
mer. Baltimore,
aad thus escaped. Five soldiers wete
H A R N E S S always on band and made ta
O r i a n l i o d lU lV between the hours o f i t w. tad g r. a. o f mid
all charges, dabts, <fcc.. upon sates o f land io ! PASSED TH R O UG H H E L L G ATE . Feb. I
order
at
short
notice.
killed, and thirty-five wounded.
The
2?.?’
bote! 01 Ccwdrtck a cook, la tbe
which infanta are interested; supplement to p8' n’ 5^i U» ! s M a t t i e Ruloa. Rulon.
of T.ot?a ? tver- *■ mid towashlp. sell the
____
.’ .
.
'
Pniladelphia for New Haven.
19
-B ou n d i
Haven.
19.—Boand
explosion made a hole to the floor of the act concerning evidence,
relative to parties m
« i aohn
i m in M.
vi Allem
n u . Conklin. sB.>
.i I
east,
schrs. Annie
altt-'
CEO . W . T R U E X ,
dining hall ten feet long and nx wide,
t”
**” * “ Srem Sm SES
' In a representative capacity; act limiting more fo r Providence : Wm. Allen. Steelmen. 1
P«roontb to nuke tb , taxes ennexot to tbetr re- A S S E T S
TW" to the fifth attempt that has been the number o f overseers of highways to one do. for N ew H aven; A. H. Howe. Newburv. f W a s h in g to n S tre e t, Ternat H i r e r . V J
m b l k t ° » - w ._ W tb intereet tbereoo. tofetber
do. fordo.
tbe
le
m
easts
ind
ebirfes
ot rnOeaSn.
the C a r within the la each road district; act eampeOtag receivers
Post O m c i Box it s .
P H IL A D E L P H IA . Feb. 1 9 .-A rrived . schrs.
s v to * * I
O
ske™ 5*?2!:.
— $1 , m $s
> «n 0$1» m
t. Tottl.
of saviaga banka to report to the chancellor
uaaereon,
Peter, est.
gjt — 84.000,000.
D. 9. Williams. Jr.. King. Boothbay ; H o w ­
every three months the condition of the insti­ ard Williams. Ri«lev. Providence: cleared,
Tv_JtDW ARD I. B AILE Y, Seeds] Constable.
W Orders by mail promptly attended to.
_
g
g
e
r
TowaaMp.
Feb.
18.
18TW
i
.
sehr.
P.
T.
Willetts.
W
illett*.
Newport.
tution*
under
their
charge.
O n w n ] Ben. Bntl<* h u gore track to
iytt
cleared, schr. Howard Williams. R M ey. Bos- !
Jadf* Dvrid Nwr, tor man; j m n ed-. tbe Democratic (bid, and a a n tin g * • .
Mo w d at , Feb. 28.
S x x a t x met at 8 r . w. The fotknriag Mils
itor u d proprietor at the Trenton Trnr held in Boeton an Monday evening to
T O C K LU S tO rS.
Aaerinu, died in Trenton, perierdap,! cekhrete the event
No mention of were passed : A a act which provides that a
8 A r . Join1 R. H U 1M . ,, CraraCT. frem B » l - ,
t “ ■c" " » »
deed shall be voU as against the subsequent
ngnd 80 j e n
He net one of the old- of “ epoone - mu made in an; of the
10CEAX cotnrrr
m
— * •▼yasu
judgment creditor or Nona .fide purchaser or tim ore fo r New York, arrived at Fortress Z P iS f L U
T M in n a x *
in We United Staten
lyeechra of eetcome.
w te rK M M n.
omup m
*■
x « <■*
)«> * * ■ ! ,
mortgagee for a valuable consideration, not
KID GLOVES A SPECIALTY.
OOME A N D SEE
GREAT REDUCTION
GENERAL INSURANCE ABENT, |
BILL HEADS,
NEW J E R 8 E Y CO URIER,
Greo. W. Truex’s.
T H E EQUITABLE
LIFE M 8 IIM N C E S0CIEU|
BILLIARD TABLE
FOR
SALE
CHEAP!
BLANKETS, A
CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS, AC.
Fire Associ&tic
C heap fo r G a sh !
AGENTS, REAL THIS! OH M DAYS' TRIAL
zozz
tu c
r m .r 7 S r 5 S w 5 S .
JOSEPH W . SHDOf,
1,54
!W J ersey C o u r ie r .
<4 JUw SwiaAl*.
An in g e n io u s m eth o d o f n r io d lio g
suspicious fu r m e te o n p re te n o e a f c olle c t­
T «| K H IV E * . N. J.
in g ststistios f o r t h e oen sn s is th u s d evusorr A m u i x o o i , , F * » - !I8 ,
1880. W n b e d : A g e n tle m x n ly .lo o k in g fe llo w
,
e‘ UP w itl> b lo n k e f o r sfstistics o f th e
j : —
•'
" ■■■ ■
* copier o f the C o o o i i o o n f o r solo f i r m - b u s h e ls o f w h e o t. n u m b er o f oot„ « k u .000 w lsBocd. ot C t x t . ’ o, n o i l tie , ooree u n d e r c u ltim tio n , eto
B e1 0 <ttce.- P r lo e , Five cento.
tween the table and the foot o f the page,
where the farm er eigne hie name atteatu g the statement, ie a blank apace,
whole existence ia accounted for as af­
understood that the railroad au- fording room fo r miiieellaneona informa­
bave decided to make som e im- tion. In a month o r ao the farmer re"mfcnto that w ill be greatly to the neirea notice fro m a neighboring bank
lUge of this town.
A m on g other that bis note fo r *150 indue. H eknow e
LOCAL m a t t e r s .
s ft oommodious new depot ie to be nothing o f the note, but investigation
here, on the opposite aide o f the ahowe that the “ oenaoa-taker ” has filled
from the present dilapidated oon- in the blank with a premise to pay,
, (he old depot to be rem oved some whioh, being in the hands o f an innooent
noe below its present location and holder, moat b e paid b y the nnlncky
w a freight honse. I t is said that dupe.
also iutend to dredge the r iv e r bo
, steamer oan oome up very d o s e to
platform o f the new depot, thna
jh]g paaaengera to conveniently pass
the cars to the boat, and vice versa.
facilitate travel between h ere and
" j e l p h i a , a Y is to be put in at Man,r to avoid the delay now occaeioned
Poor Economy.
I t is the poorest method o f economy
when a man refuses to subscribe to his
local paper on the plea that he subscribes
to one or another o f the great metrofioli
tan journals. “ H e m ight as well ” says
an exchange, “ say that he cannot afford
bread because h e intends having sponge
ing the change from one track to cake.” A ll th e w h ile the local paper is
ther; and at an early day an ar­ going on w orking fo r the benefit o f the
dent is to be made for a ll trains to community in w h ich he resides, and, o f
4 elpbia to go b y w ay o f Man- bourse him self w ith the rest, without his
eJ' It is claimed that b y this new support. T h is is not the sort o f usage
gement the time between Tom s
. and Philadelphia w ill be reduced
ban two hours. I f we are correctly
X in nah aw tin Items,
IUnitrsted Ledroe at Bsraefftt,
On Monday morning it had the up.
Pearanoe
a rainy day, and commenced
to rain about eight o'dook, but the wind
soon worked up west and oleared up
very pleasant, reminding ns o f balmy
spring.
During the remainder o f the
forenoon the wind inoreased and blew
qn ite fresh, Iu the afternoon we were
favored with heavy rain, snow and hail
sqnalls, which again reminded us that
winter was not yet gone. T h e people in
this vioinity have almost given up the
hope o f filling their ice houses, and fear
that th ey w ill not eujoy the luxury of
ice cream the coming season.
B aknkuat , N. J ., F eb . 23,1880.
M r . E d it o r :— Pardon th e liberty we
take in trespassing upon yon r well-filled
columns, bu t a passing event in one of
our churohes deserving some# notice, we
have taken upon ourselves the pleasure
o f such reporting.
W e speak o f the
Children’s Quarterly M eeting o f the Sun­
day School o f the M. E. Church, oonducted and instituted by the pastor, Rev.
It. 8 . Harris, ou Suuday afternoon the
22 d in s t, it being the last one o f the
series o f bucU meetings duriug the pastorate o f Mr. Harris. These meetiugs
have generally been a review o f tho lesb o u h o f the past three months, with a
eoug servioe and an address b y the pas
t o r ; ull o f which have been very in­
structive and entertaining.
Th is being
the last meeting, tho pastor varied the
exercises by a lecture upon Jerusalem,
T h e annual town m eeting is fast np
preaching, but as y et there is uot much
said in that direction. W e were talking
with Borne of the citizeus o f Eagleswood
township, and they say that their people
do not want any township offioe, since
our law makers are so busily engaged at
Trenton making the duties o f the differ­
ent offices so much heavier and aro not
inclined to ioorense the puy.
during
whioh he iutrodnoed
his
two
p a in tin g s o f Aqeient nud Modern Jerusa­
lem, puiuted by him duriug the past
year. These are the same subjects he
O ur neighbors at Ced-u- Run are pro­ gave us last winter iu crayon upon the
gressing with their new charoh enter­ blackboard, during his lectures upon
prise. They have so fur shown that they Jerusalem and tho H o ly Land.
The
understand how to build a church to universal regret at having them de­
make it attractive.
T h e y are about stroyed iuduced him to put them in oil,
com pleting the steeple, which is an or­ and whioh he has accomplished with the
nament to the church. M r. Edgar Cook, happiest o f results.
Th ese paintings
a first-class mechanic, has taken the lead, are after the two celebrated pictures of
mid deserves great oredit fo r the interest Selous’, o f which Mr. H a rris has been a
the publisher has a righ t to expeot, and
taken in urging on the people of the close student. That he has done his
whioh belongs to him. W e think the church in so worthy an enterprise. The
w ork faithfully and with a master hand,
man who w ill not support his local paper
church w ill be ,Jas*^red and sealed the is certainly not too much to say.
An
deserves none whatever in return.
com ing spring, and then they w ill have cient Jerusalem, in the m orning o f its
ned, all these improvements a re to
iide within the next few weeks.
J u d ic io u s A d v i c e .
R iv e r B r ic k W o r k s .
a comfortab’ e and substantial house o f grandeur, is represented as it uppeared
worship, and one they may be proud of. in its greatest maguiticeuce, during the
I t w ill be free from debt.
reigus o f the Emperor, T ib eriu s Ciesar,
T h e revival in the M. E. Churoh con­ and o f the K in g, Herod the Great. In
tinues. Quite a number have professed this picture we are supposed to be stand­
conversion, and others aro inquiring the ing upon Mount Olivet, looking across
printed ; do not put up a lot o f daubs way o f salvation. T h e members o f the the va lley of Jehosophat, the brook
because you g e t them cheap; better to church are taking unusual interest in be­ Kidron, and into the H o ly C ity. Direct­
pay a little m ore and get a bill that w ill half o f their neighbors and friends, ly iu fron t o f tis is M ount Moriah, upon
attract bidders. T h ird ly, advertise your frequently holding prayer meetings at which the great Tem ple stands in all its
An exchange g ives the follow ing b it of
0. J. Griffith informs ns that he advice to those who expect to hold public
ling an order from New Y ork parties sales : “ F irst, secure a good auctioneer
ro hundred and fifty thousand who understands his business. Secondly,
from the Tom s R iver brick-works, have your b ills attractively and neatly
hey are now being loaded on vesour docks for shipment to their
ation.
Preparations are being
for largely extending the business
yard the coming season. A nnmmeu and teamB have been ein­
juring the winter in gettin g out
and large additions are bein g made
sheds. A new and im proved pro­
manufacture w ill be introduced,
liich the facilities for production
increased, and uniform qu ality
A t least fifty men w ill be
y employed. There is little doubt
he enterprise w ill be successful
irofitable.
M e e t in g ;,
annual town meeting fo r the elec>f township officers w ill take place
lesday, March 9th.
T h e p ollin g
will be at W ard’s shoe store on
street. Follow ing is a list o f the
to be elected r Town C lerk , AsCollector, Judge of Election, two
•tors o f Election, one Freeholder,
Town CommitteemeD, one Overf the Poor, two Surveyors o f H igh tbree Commissioners o f Appeal,
more
Constables
and
Pound
Toning.
sale well in the most extensively patron­ private residences a fter public service.
Capt. I. S. Jennings is makiDg prepized newspaper. I t is bidders that yon
wrnt at a sale, and the paper that will erations for the erection o f a boarding
send you the greatest number o f bidders house at Harvey Cedars, on the site that
was made vacant by fire some time since,
is the one you should advertise in.”
Samuel Peckworth, mason, and tenders,
B r e v itie s .
went across the Bay on M onday to lay
I t is said^that th e tide in the Manathe foundation.
squan R iver was low er during the past
M r. JameB Nale, and old and respect­
week than has been the case before in
ed citizen o f Staffordville, died on Tues­
many years. Several persons walked on
day o f last week at the advanced age of
dry land from C ol. James Osborn’s, on
92 years, and was buried at West Creek
the main land, across to Osborn’s Island.
on Saturday afternoon.
The funeral
A resident o f this town, who ought to
was unusually large.
M r. Nale went
be a useful, respected citizen, was com­
out in his shirt sleeves, it being pleasant,
mitted to the county jail for ten days,
on Friday afternoon o f the previous
by Justice E dw ard D ay, recently, for
week. H e told his friends during his
drunkenness and abuse o f his family.
sickness that he saw something looking
Capt. D eH a rt’s term o f service at this white down in the woods, and he thought
station w ill ex p ire this spring, the rules he would take a walk in that direction
w hile farther on is the glitterin g sanctu­
ary, aud the great altar, from whioh as­
cends the smoke of the morning sacrifice.
T h e top o f one of these porches, called
the R o ya l Porch, supposed to have been
upon the site o f the palace o f R in g Sol­
close at hand, but fell in a paralytic fit,
and lay some time in an unconscious
Whole number en rolled ......................
state. Sometime darin g the night he
Average attendance...........................
Percentage o t attendance .................
partially recovered from his stupor, so
that he was conscious that he was still in
INTERMEDIATE DEPARTMENT.
Whole number en rolled .............................. 53 the woods, bat was unable to get up and
Average attendance................................... 38
Percentage o f attendance...............................71 return to his home. A s night approach­
stormy soul o f Herod, were alike without
bound ; from violent love and violent
resentment he sauk into as violent re­
morse and despair. E veryw here by day
he was haunted by tho im age o f his mur­
dered Mariam no; he called upon her
name and perpetually burst into pas­
sionate tears. ” Lord Byron, in his H e­
brew Melodies, beautifully describes his
lament over his wife as follow s :
sufficiently remunerative patrouPRIM ARY DEPARTMENT.
warrant him in making his 1oca- Whole number enrolled ..............................
permanent. W e are sure it Average attendance..... ...............................
ed his friends became uneasy in regard
great convenience to have a
it tuner here.
T he heart for which thou bled’st. Is bleeding;
with it, and the wind b lew so hard that
lieven ge is lost iu agony,
they could not use their Inuterus, and
And wild remorse to rage succeeding ;
w ere compelled to abandon the search Oh. M ariamne! where art thou ?
Thou caust not hear my hitter pleading;
until the next morning, when they found Ah. couldst thou—thou wouldst pardon uow,
86 to his safety, and went in search o f him.
65
Percentage o f attendance.............................. 75 W hen evening oame on a storm came
Notes.
Total number enrolled......................... 233
"
average attendance................... 181
“
percentage o f attendance.............77
G e o . A . S h e p a r d , Principal.
Alfred Free w ill occupy th e pulthe Baptist Church o f th is town
“ Oh. Mariamne! now for thee
Though Heayeu were to my prayer unheed­
him in an unconscious condition, and
ing.”
carried him to his home. The deceased
A w ay to the north is the great Roman
The reviva l services recently trans­ was an unusually active man for one so
amphitheatre, while nearer at hand are
ferred from S ilverton to the Cedar G rove far advanced in years.
s.
the great publio buildings, rivaling in
M. E. Church, are attended by a great
magnificence Imperial R om e itself, and
Barnegat
Items.
the theatres and race courses built by
degree o f in terest
T h e congregations
H erod for the amusement o f the people.
fill the house, and on some occasions, as
A vail of sadness was suddenly thrown
on last Sunday night, the church cannot over onr community on Sunday last, by In the immediate foreground o f the pic­
ture is represented the triumphal entry
contain the people.
A bout a score o f a telegram announcing the death o f our o f our L o rd iuto the H o ly C ity, o f which
souls have already been converted and esteemed fellow-citizen, Edward Ben­ we read, “ And the multitudes that went
joined the church, making in all over nett. Mr. Benuett is well kuown among before, and that followed, cried, saying,
Hosanna to the 8on o f D avid ; Blessed
ninety probationers for Silverton charge. the seafaring fraternity.
H e died on is H e that cometh in the name of the
aud presents a very neat appearNumbers are s till seeking salvation, and Saturday morning at 1 o ’clock, iu the L o r d ; Hosanna in the h ighest.”
Near
When finished, it w ill add to the
thus the good work goes on.
hospital in N ew York, o f typhoid fever. aud ubout Him are the disciples, and
>o f that neighborhood.
w aving
palm
The fourth quarterly meeting o f the H is remains were brought to Baruegat throngiug multitudes
D en tist.
charge w ill b e h eld n ext Sunday, at the on Saturday evening. His funeral took branoht-s and shouting songs o f j o y ;
while to the right is a g rou p o f scribes
George T . Crook, (whose card may Silverton church. Servioes at 9.30 and
plaoe on Tuesday, the 24th inst,, at 2 and doctors, searching the laws, and a
ind on our second page,) inform s 10.30 in the m orning, and at 2.30 p . m .,
o ’clock. H e leaves a w ife and three body o f Roman horsemen sent from the
‘t he has already had an encourag- when the E lder, R ev. S. Vansant, w ill
castle Antonia to preserve order. The
children, besides several brothers and
grouping of the figures show great ac­
tount o f patronage in his dentistry preach, and h old quarterly conference
sisters, to mourn his loss*
tion, and are brilliant with the coloring
since locating here.
Several immediately afterwards.
T h e services
Rev. Mr. Harris delighted the lovers o f the Orient.
ive patronized him inform ns that w ill be continued At Cedar G rove in the
T h e companion picture, Modern Jeru­
o f art, on Sunday, b y g iv in g them repre­
well pleased with his work. W e evening.
salem, ia a sunset scene, representing
sentations o f Jerusalem in its glory, and
io doubt that he w ill bu ild up a
The x gular annual donation w ill take modern Jerusalem, done in oil, with a the city in its decay, as it appears to day.
T h e view is from the same poiut, npou
lerative practice.
place next S aturday afternoon and even­ well-studied history o f each. Your cor­
the Mount of Olives.
D irectly at our
ing, Feb. 28th, at the parsonage, Cedar respondent had the pleasure o f seeing feet is the brook Kedron, still coursing
*
Sophia Luhrs, w ife o f th e pro­ Grove.
the paintings in Mr. H arris’ study. They its sileat way through the m ighty ruius
o f the once fertile valley o f Jehtwapbat.
were excellent representations o f the T h e g lo ry and magnificence o f the Tem ­
of the " Toms R iver H o te l,” died
State Items.
work, aud prove the artist, Rev. Mr. ple, the jeweled crown o f M onut Moriah,
iday morning, after a lo n g and
A sprout o f corn, four inches in height, Harris, to be master of his work and has long since departed, and upon its
il illness.
She was in h er 46th
and leaves five children and a be- was found grow in g on the northwest side study. He (M r. H arris), for some time stately ruins stands the famous Mosque
o f Oinar, dedicated to the worship of
past, has been deeply engrossed in the
husband to mourn her loss. H er of a barn in Salem , last week.
the false prophet Mahomet, and whose
Charles Case, th e reporter o f the N ew study o f Jerusalem, and a truly wonder­ glitterin g dome stands surmouuted by
l takes place this afternoon at 2
York Herald, who wrote the famous ar­ fu l aud beautiful study it must be, if the fiery crescent. Mount Ziou is still
f* iu the Presbyterian Chnrcb.
ticle on the animals escaping from the one aud all can get such beautiful poiuts seen, but is no longer a c ity o f palaces.
,m*tion Visit
Its stately palaces and magnificent tow­
cages at Central Park, is reported to be o f comparison from ita limits.
ers have long since disappeared, and
IT* J°bn Hancock last Thursday
dying at his hom e in Stewartsvi’ ie, W a r­
T h e timber is arriving by the car load upon their ruins stand the miserable
l "as largely attended, and a v ery
ren county.
for the new hotel at H arvey Cedars. dw elling places of the modern Jews. In
t social occasion it was. O n e o f
the distance is seen the Armenian oonThe W ood b u ry Constitution under­ Th is looks like business, and will give
incidents of the
en in g was
vent, while in the midst o f the city is
some o f our mechanics a job.
the stately Christian Church o f the H oly
■ s t a t i o n of a w ell-filled purse stands that large purchases o f real estate
N ex t hand ay evening the regular Sepulchre, with its towers and domes
pastor, who gracefully acksowl- have been made near Gibbstown with a
rising
high into the heavens. A little
quarterly
missionary
meeting
w
ill
be
• token o f regard fro m his view o f layin g th ° foundation o f an ex­
farther to the north a:e seen the buza vrs
tensive business enterprise. I t is said .
in the Prerbyterian Church,
houses o f the Turkish popu’ atmn.
the land ic wanted fo r an oil o t bone fnc- 1 * c-iopBcoa ia advertised to exhibit in T l»* w*Us, built nearly four hundred
H s tW
tory
! the old store house, on Friday evening, years ago, are plainly visible encircling
Potter ig reducing stock.
the city.
In the foreground, upon the
. ! F eb . 27th.
One hundred acres o f woodland upon
®otB» 10 oents a can ; Peaches
Our friend, C a p t A. M . Cox, has as slope o f Mount Moriah, are numerous
the Coeper estate, at Chester, M orris
footpaths and ruins o f costly tombs,
20 o e n U ; W h ite W ax
county, i . euppoeed to be the meet val- ]
911 Al.lernr-y cow ae we have ever act while around us from onr standpoint up­
1 20 cents a can ; two-pound cans
cable in the S t a t T T h e timber h » been J'O '* ” P ° ” - The Capt am a » u r e . n . that on the slop- of Mount Olivet, is camped
^ Beef only 30 o en ts; a large
a company o f natives, dressed in the
eold for $9,000, and one o f the tree., . I h“ “ “ P0^ 1 9tuck' CMn,n« d," rt ,rom
_ Catsup for 15 cents ; splendid
picturesque costumes o f the East. From
I the great L orillard Farm at J.sbstowo.
white oak, is 17 feet in circumference at
this point the fiery Crusader first saw
only 10 oenU ; m ixed and
D ia m o n d .
the H " ly C ity, aud here Jew , Christian,
nekles, 15 cents a b o ttle ; choice the butt.
Moslem, all weep, and share one com­
The argum ent fo r a new trial in the
R ailroad to P o in t Pleasan t
5 cents a quart.
mon sorrow for the great city.
These pictures are very impressive,
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d a ily executed,
public gen erally ahonld Mia. M eierhoeffer, o f the murder o f John ^
p ^ , Piea Mnt. Bay Head, * c , will and
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next Sunday, morning and evenHis sermon last Sunday morning,
was listened to b y a la jg e congrewas conoeded to be one o f the
ever delivered in this town. A
al feeling prevails in favor o f makeffort to seenre his services stateding the summer at leash
new church edifice o f the Ger•wn congregation is now n early en-
^ be ha. on h T . f n i f atooh o f
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* * * Feed, and is prepared to fur- laat’ Wl11 * *
, P
m er resorts that dot onr coast, and which
r i wholesale or reta il at the 00 Saturday. M arch 6. Lammens couu- are m d o ^ i j linked together b v the New
* Prices. Parties w ish in g to ^ c l a i m s that h e has important testi- ^
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B n$neb Fwulro^i
I t is
^ t o n o x ^ t T r U d o
‘- ^ n T t o ^ e
^ hun a c a ll H e has also just ‘ whJe
^
returning
o f that road will be in operation as far
* lot o f purest C lo v e r Seed ! boU8*
as Point Pleasant b v the m iddh o f Jane
wifi sell ekeon foe m I.
a*
W estfield is in a fever o f e x c ite m e n t
t
*lecbem p sad «m easy term s,
consequent upon the news o f
the at-
Xwo lines have been ran from 8e s G ir t
*j feuted,-----the*Jeeob V x ilfe r m
o n t temP**d m * * 1* <* M r9 SeU ie
to Point P le w n t , and we leura th »t the
IU,. tb
lUUUt
m ile.
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ik* from
Hirer. aged nineteen y e a n , whore a u i i e d h fe nm te rooting tbe ! e « t fo r the right o f
aajd to b e onTtbingbat pieomnt. She way w ill be adopted. T h e e r t e r ly line
Whiteli, 417 Walnut
h te from
r
Nkir hM Echild of bwi a te*
baa a ls o bee® g rea tly
til®— 8 t a tin®
M a i e d f r e e t o A HY l i / T O » I ? r q i r ; T
f g ; a d d ress
r a n m v n , «. j.
In taking our leave o f Mr. Harris, we
are sure that the whole community has
but one feeling o f sorrow and regret at
his going. H e has beeu a faithful pastor,
a kind and loviug friend, and all that P H I L IP DeQRUCHY, Superintendent.
marks the pure aud upright man, and
“ ^kether we shall meet again, we know not.
Therefore our lasting farew ell take."
T ill, r »r n i I, now Marked will, n d ee herd o f
I n c o g n it o .
Have They an Assassin in Allaire t
M b.
E d it o r
REGISTERED
T h e o t h e r d a y , as I
JER SEY C ATTLE,
was reA d iu g th e Times an d J o u rn a l o f
th e 8 th i u s t , I was s h o ck ed by th e f o l­
lo w in g offer o r th reat,
con tained in a
e om m u u ioation , d a te d a t
Allaire,
(comminonly called Alderney )
aud
signed “ Hart Haight” ;
■ E U N T H R I ill elKMMKY
“ I wish
s«y that I mean business
wheu I say that I w ill shoot either Mr.
Leandor Cambell or Mr. Heury 0. White
for $100 or $250 at fifty birds under old
L o n g Island rules, auywliere south o f
Eatoutowu or north o f R ed Bonk.”
N ow , Mr. Editor, what does all this
mean ? A re we to uuderstand that, for
the above specified consideration, Mr.
H. w ill really undertake to propel one of
the aforesaid gentlemeu from a gau,
mortar or other piece o f ordnance at the
aforesaid number o f birds? Aud are
these fowls to be on the wing or in a
atate o f rest ? T h e idea seems so proposterouB that I' am constrained to be*
that there is an error of some kind
in the wording o f the above— typograph­
ical perhaps— and that instead o f “ o f
fifth birds" we should read “ with fifty
lieve
bird shpt. ” Taking this— what seems to
be the most sensible— view, we should
judge that it would be healthy for
Messrs. Campbell and W hite to bound
their wanderings by the parallels o f Red
Bank and Eatontown, lest peradveuture
the sanguinary H. H. should take it into
his head, without hope o f reward, or
fear o f the “ old L on g Island rules,” to
pepper these gentlemen till th.-y were
more like incarnate sieves than aught
else.
But hasu’t it come to a pretty pass
when, in this nineteenth century, men
can come out in publio print, over their
own signatures, aud offer to shoot birds
with their fellow-creatures, or—suppos­
ing a typographical mistake—their fe l­
low-creatures with bird shot, ami all for
a beggarly $100 or $250? I t i» about
time, we thiuk, that this thing was
looked into a little, nud this philosopher,
who would faiu shoot with or at his fe l­
low-citizens, should be coustruiued to
use other missile or turget for his artiliery.
J eemh .
C. C. Coffin, with six illustrations ; Valentine,
A Poem, by Philip O. Sullivan, with two illus­
trations by Miss M. R. O ukey; An Irish Wake,
by J. L . Cloud, with threo illustrations by the
author ; Vacation Aspect* o f Colorado, by A.
A. Hayo*. Jr., with eleven illu*tration* by
R oger*; W hite Wing*, A Yachting Romance,
by W illiam Black ; Ml** Beulah’s Bonnet, by
Rose T e rry Cook ; Transportation by Railway
and Ship Canals, by E. I f. Derby. The Edi­
tor’* Easy Chair, the Drawer, &c., are equally
rich in their usual variety o f good tilings.
Bc r ijin e k ' s fo r M a r c h .—T he sales o f the
M idwinter Scribner were bo large, and the ad­
vance orders for the March number o f that
m agazine have been bo great, that the pub­
lisher* have been compelled te order a second
edition o f the latter issue before publication
day. This number w ill contain " T h e Tile
Club Afloa t." with thirty-nlDC illustrations by
members o f the club, descriptive o f their very
jo lly excursion last summer up the Hudson, In
a canal-boat; also a paper on "C h am .” the
lata French caricaturist o f “ Charivari," with
reproduction* o f hts best work ; another in­
stallment of Roe'* " Success with Small
F r u it * E u g e n e Schuyler's second article on
Peter the Great, with eighteen Illustrations;
Tho Wards of the U. 8. Government—an In­
teresting paper; T w o Views o f Napoleon—a
fine article; Extracts from Henry J. Raymond's Unpublished Journal, giving inter­
views with Chase, Stanton, Seward, and oth­
ers.
T he other departments are well filled
with choice matter.
G o o d C o m p a n y .—N umber Six is as usual
rich In stories. They include Better Times, by
Ellen W . Oinev ; Cousin Scraphlna, by Syd­
ney H a ll; Aunt Hetty's Story, by Mrs. E. D.
R. Blatoclardi; and Old Barry's Son. There
are these sketches; T he Threshold of the
Gods, by Maurice Thompson ; A Little T ra v ­
eler, by Miss 8. O. Jewett, aathor o f Deephaven ; and After Fifteen Years. In addition
to these there are a number o f intensely In­
teresting articles; indeed, Good Company Is
one o f the best periodicals which comes to
our table. $3.00 a year. Springfield, Mass.
L ip p in c o t t ' s Ma g a z in e for March opens
with a description o f the Lakes o f Minnesota,
with their healthful and picturesque summer
resorts, which are already much frequented
by Northern tourists, and which, judging from
this article and its attractive Illustrations, de­
serve to be better known. There are two oth­
er illustrated papers in the number,—the IX tb
Chapter o f Dr. Oswald's "Sumuierland
Sketches," which treats o f Yucatan, and the
conclusion o f Edward King's account o f "O ld
and N ew Rouen.’’
The charming story,
" Adam and E ve," together with the usual
and well-scleetcd supply o f other reading mat­
ter, w ifi be fouud In the March number. Addre*s J". B. Lipplncott A Co., Philadelphia.
Single number. 85 cents. Yearly subscription,
♦4.00.
Cows and Heifers for Sale.
THE JERSEY BULLS.
KENTUCKY,
( A . J. C. C. H. Register No. 1430.) aud
LORD STANLEY,
(R egister No. 2519,) will bo at the service o f
ihoeo wishlug to Improve their stock. For
terms apply to tho Suporiuleudeut.
PURE MILK
la delivered to customers
morning.
regularly
every
Visitors are admitted to the Stables aud
D airy dally, (Suuduys excepted.) between the
hours o f 10 A. M. and 4 p. m .
CHARLES
.
P O W
E R ,
and put in a new
I
AG RIC U LTU RA L IMPLEMENTS,.:
K TC„
FRENCH BURR-STONE MILL
o f large capacity, the proprietor Is prepared
to grind gruiu o f all kluds fo r feed.
Corn
Shelled and
M oCLEES,
Furniture, Hardware,
Having recently Introduced
S T E A M
UKAI.BH IH
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*< m Q <m w m Q Q H <m w Q Q Q <m oQ * •
MAIN
STREET,
T O M S R IV E R , N. J.
I
HARDWARE.
Firewood Sawed
to order, by Steam Pow er.
18
FURNITURE
NiilltlerM’ H a r d w a r e — Looks, Butts, Hash , Of tho latest Improved Rtyles and Patterns, conWeights, Nalls, and everything In
Hard'
■ the t,“
-' 1
slating of
ware lino requisite for furnishing a house,
P a r l o r n n d P it t in g Hooitt Hultii.
CarpentcrN’ T oo Im.
< B o m b e r NultM, In Black Waluut or Chestnut,
BlackM m ltliM ’ H a r d w a r e — Horse Shoes, :
or Imitation Oak, Maple, or Fancy Colors,
Uorso Nalls, Ac.
with Black Walnut Trimmings.
C arrlR K e M a te rla ls -R U u s , Spokes, Bar Iron, Nolan, l o u n g e s an d M ofa-BedNteada.
lledNteadN, B u reau s, U ia lr a , T o b le a , * r .
Htecl, Ac.
I f f K K T IN U FOR T H E E X A M IN A T IO N
l f l O F T E A C H E R *.
Notice is hereby given that there will be a meet­
T in nnd H o llo w W o r e .
ing o f the
C o u n t y B o ard o f E x a m i n e r *
tty silver Plated Ware.
of Ocean county, for thd examination of candi­
date* for T eachrk*' ckktificatrs , at tho Publio
8ohool Room, Iu Toms River, on
F r ltla y , F eb ru ary 2 K l i , i n n o .
Harrows, Cultivators, Plow
Each applicant for a certificate should be pro* Plows,
Hoes, Rakes and Hhovels.
it as early as 9\' o’clock, a . m .
Horse and Hand Uakos.
* w i»
E. M, 1,0N AN, Co. 8upt.
CROCKERY,
C H IN A A N D C L A 8 8 W A R E ,
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
Castings,
CARPETING8
M a t t i n g * and Oil C lo th *.
FERTILIZERS.
LEGAL NOTICES.
WIND0IT8HADE8.
Guauo, Super Phosphate, Poudrette, Kish Guano,
Bone Dust and Land Piaster.
A largo assortment of all kinds and qualities.
]\ T O T IF F , T O A I I* E N T H E F E N H A N T * .
P a p e r Mtaadea of every kind and description.
IN
IN CHANCERY OK NEW JERSEY.
T o H ugh Mc Robkrth, and M a r y , ii i * wmc, and
T ompkins W khtbkvbi-t . T rustee .
By virtue of an order of tin Court o f Chancery
V BUM AM MII.I.KT, dee.
_r New Jersey, made on the day o f the date
! A large and splendid assortment to select frein.
hereof, in a cause wherein The Ocean County
G ilt, M atin a n d P la in P a p e r* , o f the ut w
Mutaal Building and Loan Association I* com­
PARI8 GREEN.
est designs and patterns,
plainant, and you and others are defendants,
j H a ll P a p e r * of all kinds.
you arc required to appear and plead, answer
or demur to the bill of said complainant, on or
before the sixth dsy of March next, or tne said
bill will he taken as confessed against yon.
Averlll -im d W adsw orth’* Heady-Mlxeil
The said bill Is filed to foreclose two mortgages
Faint*.
i * * » * T o o n » E U A T M HOKT N O T IC K .
given by George E. Applegate and Madeline, his F rench w i n d o w U l a n of all nIkos.
lySH
wife, to the said The Ocean C
o .........
County
Mutual Build.
Ing and Loan Association, on land* In tho townshlp of Dover, county of Ocean and state of N*>w
Jersey, one dated the seventh day o f January, A.
D. eighteen hundred and seventy-one, and the
other dated the sixth day o f September, A. 1).
eighteen hundred and seventy-three; and you,
Hugh McftohcrtH, are made defendant because
you may claim to own or have some Interest In
na.ld (mortgaged1pranrittM fluid you, Mary Mo Hobtirts,' are made defendant because you are tho
wife of Hugh McRoherts, and may claim an In­
choate right of dower In said premises: and you,
Tompkins VfesterveJt, aro made deitndant be­
cause you hold said mortgaged premises as Trus­
(IIKTWHKN PARK PLAC’K AND B AR CLAY BT.)
tee for certain purposes.
A. C. M ARTIN .
,
Solicitor o f complainant,
Toins River, N. J.
Dated JSflhat,y1tl,l1Sft». y- Pr. fee, $11.80. in
* 1 «m arge my busiuess, and therefore have opened an additional Store at
FIELD AND DARDEN SEEDS.
PAINT8, OILSANDYARNISHES.
3
T AND A R P
J.
PAPER HANGIN88.
PICTURE FRAME8
F A OT 8 .
M A R K S ,
Merchant Tailor and Clothier,
230 GREENWICH ST., NEW YORK,
V O t f C K T O A R G E N T flK F K lN O A N T M .
IB B
O R .H J S 1 K W IO H
IN
IN CHANCERY OK N EW JERSEY.
T o Kurd. T albot, Mhs. K hrd. T a i .bot, W ii .mam Wile,o I -hull uonaUntl, keep on h.ml n L .r,o ItnoU of
A. Mrnciiii, and J ambs s . M k n c iiii ..
By virtue of an order of the Court of Chancery
of New Jersey, made on the day of the date here­
■‘ f f l j y , i f . i * T ,IM
Ntw Tmk- *'l r * » < Muxm.n,,rMlnre,l
of, in a cause whernia John 8. B w ll in complain­
ant, and you and others are defendants, you are n n . o . & y . K
»'
•“ <“
required to appear, plead, demur, or answer to
the comnlaloant’s bill, on or before the sixth day
of March next, or tho said hill will be taken as
m a r k s
confessed against you.
The said bill Is filed to foreclose a certain mort­
W H O L E S A
15 A N D
B B T A I L
C L O T H f 15 U ,
gage g.ven by one Samuel Archer to “ The Build­
ing and Improvement Association of Hudson
N o a . IS O a n d 2 3 0 G re e n w ic h S t ., N « w York,
County," to secure the payment o f six hundred
and sixty-two dollars, with interest, In three
t t r N. » . CUSTOM WORK A »PK< If A LTY. _g|
years from tho date thereof, on lands In the town­
ship o f Dover, in the county of Ocean and {Rate
o f New Jersey, said mortgage bearing date Au­
gust Mth, iw », and recorded In Hook l i of Mort­
gages for Ocean county, on pages 87, Ac., which
said mortgage (by assignment) is now held by the
complainant: and yon, Kred. Talbot, aro made a
party defendant because it Is alleged In the bill
P H IL A D E L P H IA .
of complaint In this cause that you are the owner
of the premises described In the said mortgage;
and you, Mrs. Kred. Talbot, are made a party de­
fendant, because In the Dili of complaint In this
cause It U alleged that you, as the wife of aald
Fred. Talbot, claim or may claim a dower estate,
right or Interest In the mortgaged premises; ami
aud you, William A. Menchll and James H. Menchli, are made parties defendant, because In said
bill of complaint it Is alleged that you hold, by
assignment (from one Mark Thotna»), a mortgage
upon the premises sought to lie foreclosed, and
that thereby you claim or may claim to have
some Interest In the said mortgage/} premises.
JOHN U. TRVSDBLL,
Solicitor of Complainant,
Ml Broad Htrcet, Newark, N. J.
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of New Jersey, made on the day o f the date here­
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Mutual Building and l/tan Association are
complainants, and you are defendants, you are
required ta appear and plead, answer or demur
to the bill of said complainant, on or before the
twentieth day of March next, or the aald bill will
be taken as confessed against you.
IN HERAT VARIETY.
The said hill la filed to foreeioae a mortgage
We do not hesitate ta say that oar stock of Piece-Goods for Im M lea'. M f**e*- > nd ChlMewm**
given by Minerva H. Maine to the Ocean Countr
Famine* vlsttm* the
Mutual Building and Loan Association, on land ® k s k » , M a n tle * , e tc .. Is the largest to be found In America a t r e t a il
city
are
cordially
Invited
to
ca4
and
Examine
our enormous amortmtat o f
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in the village of Bnckshurg, In the connty of
Ocean and State of New Jersey, dated the fourth
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MKOCHIPTION.
day of May, A. D. eighteen hundred and aeventytw o ; and you, Minerva B. Maine, are made de­
fendant because you gave said m ortgage; and
yon, John I/ingstreeth, are made defendaat be­
cause you claim to own said mortgaged premises;
and yon. Ann W. Longstreeth, are made defend­
ant, t»ecanse you are the wife o f the aald John
Longstreeth, and may claim an Inchoate right of
T h e A m e r ic a n A g r ic u l t u r is t for March dower la sai l land*.
A. C. M AR T IN ,
is an unusually good number.
Every family,
Solicitor o f Complalnanta,
Toms River. N. J.
as well a* every farmer, should subscribe for
it. Oramge Judd Co., N ew York. $1.50 per Dated January 17tt, lafil. Prtater*s fee tT .ll. U U
MISSES’ AND CHILDREN’S CLOAKINGS
S N O D G R A S S , M U R R A Y & C O .,
RETAILERS AND JOBBERS OF CIOTNS,
N. W. CORNER NINTH AND MARKET STREETS,
Notice of Settlem ent.
0CEAH HOUSE, TOMS R IV E R . H. J
C o w deice A Co o k , P r o p r ie t o r s .
A r r i v a l s f o r w eek e n d in g F e b . 24,1880,
John P Haloes, New York
M Ryan, Phila
E I, Reqno. N ew York
W Brotblngtan. Newark
8 Mareheiin. New York
J J W estray. We*tray's Point
I A 8*vL->"a> z, Phila
Wm
,t€r. New York
A E Middleton. Croaswick*
Mrs N eil. Barnegat
Mrs. Cramer, Barnegat
Wm Snaden. Red Bank
M P Parmentier. Red Bank
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I W Rod wick, Camden
E M Lonan. Forked R iver
E G HeBey, Roxbnry. Conn
E B Snralg. N ew York
W K Roberson. Phila
8 Heckman. Freehold
Mr Green, New York
C B Jacobs and daughter, Indianapoli*. Ind
D H Shock. Bridgeton
John Forrey. Monmouth Beach
A BeaUl, Phila
who adds to his high aud h oly calling of
G K M orri* Mt H oITt
a minister o f God, that o f master o f so
T V Parsons. Camden
™b\e and beantifulsn art as tk ta W ith
J M Cbeeney. Hackensack
J D Dolby and wife. W hiting
D L K eller. Phila
& £ =
H H Walnnght. Manasqoan
wlth us the allotted tim e o f three years.
Chns Pierce. Borrsvfile
D a rin g this winter the church has been
Geo Laeomnt. Borr*vil!e
wonderfully blessed with a revival.
John G W Hares*. Metedeeook
D R Gosrdy, Brieksbnrg
^°8 e r e n t ^ h m ' Alfred Lee. Trenton
prufewwd co.Teno.rn, >od in ity hare ro , Wm F. Mott, and wife. N ew York
D McCIne. PM1*
f* r n .itwl with the M . E . Chareh. The I 8 Haodeon. New York
naroberahip baa been g r a t i y y i e h . ned,
W Ton sore. New York
G W ilm a. N ew York
L^ .1
G H Kern*. Philadelphia
T A Weed, New York
lt, T ^am eel R eirw ar. te e iwndend the
F L HaR. N ew York
thia tailed to h as* the deaaed effect, she ^joan , while the w erferly, or i»ore direct
b ottle at oxalic add and p o m e * enxrey would gie e onr people a depet p e e k * areas and e f c i e nt t e i r ie t'n e i
' fo ra ll pnrpoees.— Manat- great work. The Preebyteriaa C hu nk
the liquid Hie isto her tormt. M raM e-
p < W l,«* n .
A- A. W
swallowed a <k »e o f laudanum, and • • i , loeawd n ew ly one m ile froet Vann-
CRANM00R FARM,
’*
J.T*lse Thco. O O o d ; wo acknowledge
Thee to be the Lord.
A ll the earth doth worship Thee, the Father
everlasting.''
omon, three hundred and fifty feet in
height, is believed to have been the
scene o f Christ’s temptation, o f whioh
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Literary Notices.
into the holy city, aud sitteth him ou
H a r p e r ' s M a g a z in e for March la full of
pinnacle o f the temple.” A t the right
attractive articles, beautifully Illustrated. The
is the strong castle o f Antonia, built by most fascimitlug thing In the number is W il­
the Romans as a fortress and shelter for liam Ham ilton Gibson’s “ Winter Idyl," not
the garrison o f the c i t y ; while at the only from the peculiar clmrin o f the author's
left are seen the strong towers and pal pictures, but also from the beauty of his de­
o f winter scenery, and from the
of the Revenue servioe lim iting the time and see what they had beeu doing. His aces o f Ophil.
Farther on is Mount scriptions
familiar associations recalled by every page of
to three years.
son-in-law and grandsons had been cut­ Zion, the city of David, containing the his delightful paper.
Among the contents of
this
number
are : The New School o f Italian
tin g wood whioh attracted his attention ro y a l palace o f Herod the G re a t, and the
I’uiuting and Sculpture, by J. J. Jarves, with
,
School Report.
thither. A fter getting that far he con­ three great towers, called Hippious, eight illustrations; Isis, A Poem, by Frances
The follow in g report of the Toms cluded to look around the property still Phasrolus, aud Mariamne, bu ilt iu mem­ L. Mace; Am ong the Arrapahocs. by Lieut.
H. K. Leuily, U. 8. A., with ten Illustrations;
River P u blic School, for the term be­ farther, and decided to go to the lower ory o f his friend, brother and wife, "P in a fo re ’s " Predecessor, by J. Brauder
ginning N ov. 24th, 1879, and ending part o f the farm and look at the cran­ whom he slow in a fit o f jealous rage, Matthews, with portrults o f Gay and Sheri­
dan ; Obstinacy, a Musical Adventure, by
F 8b. 13th, 1880, is hereby submitted ;
berry bog. W hile w alking through the together with her mother, brother, graud- Charlotte Moscheles. with three illustrations
by Abbey : A W inter Idyl, by William Hamil­
HIGH SCHOOL DEPARTMENT.
woods he felt unwell, nud hastened as father, uncles aud two sons.
Milman ton Gibson, with sixteen Illustrations from the
Whole number en rolle d ............................. 47
fast as possible, hoping to reach a feuce says, “ A ll the passions, which filled the author's d ra w in gs; Dakota Wheat Fields, by
A verage attendance........................
James Warswiek, late o f Newark,
moes through our advertising colthat he w ill attend to all orders for Percentage o f attendance.................
tuning in this county and vicinity,
GRAMMAR DEPARTMENT.
tes well recommended, and w ill
nbt give good satisfaction to those
nay entrust their instruments to his
As he designs taking up his resiin this county, we trust he w ill re-
magnificence, the site o f which is sup­
posed to have marked the spot o f Abra­
ham offering sacrifice.
It s porhhes,
courts and great gates are plaiu ly visible
good work, for all o f whioh g iv e God the
pralee, and we chant,
Cat WeDs, New Y ork
C F Macdonaid. Eaglishtow®
ESTATE OK JACOB BIKD8ALL. DECEASED
fE J O TlC F . IN K F .B F .e r « I V E N , that the
l w accounts of the saiwcriber. Administrator of
Jacob Bird sail, deceased, will b « audited and
stated by the Surrogate, and reported for settle­
ment to the Orphans' Court o f the Coaatr of
Ocean, on Tuesday, the thirteenth day o f April
next,
AMOS BIRDS A LI- AdmT.
Dated r«5». li, A.D. \m . Printer's fee, m . is
N o tic e o f •ottlom ent.
R flT A T lO F WILLIAM HAM ILTON. Deceased,
m r O T K F. I® H R R R I Y S ilV F .N , that the
1M account* of the subscribers. Administrators
• f William Hazel ton, deceased, will he audited
and stated by the Surrogate, and reported for
aetiiemeul to the Orphans* Court o f the County
o f Ocean, on Tuesday, the thirteenth day of
April next.
JOHN LlriT®.
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JOflBPH K. H AZ tLTO N ./ A'” B ™
Dated Feb. II. A. D IMS.
1
Printer s fee. IS. IS
N o tice of Settlem ent.
MBTATM O f JOHN WILLIAMS, DECEASED.
m r e r ic E i *
h r ir b y g iv e n
, that the
P H IL A D E L P H IA .
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Now is a Good Time to Subscribe
FOR T H E
NEW JERSEY COURIER.
T S R M S -T w o D ollar* • Voor, O n * D ollar for Six M onth *, o r P m ,
C o m * for T h ro * M onth s, In A d van o*.
The CocniEB g ive. BpeeiU Attention to
O cean C o u n t )' Mnttern,
ree d J n **, M e e tin g * o f
c e d i n g * . D o in g * In
t n r a l In fo rm a tio
“ n,
In lan d H e ig h t s M o vem e n t*, C o u rt P n H o a rd o r F re e h o ld e r * , L e g isla tiv e P r o C o n gre**, A g r ic u lt u r a l a n d H o r t le u lAtate an d' G e n e r a l H e*
I Mew*, ft c . «-*«.
A. *n Advmuinr Hedl.a, tbe C o n n * oerr, —m rtoi advulwrv, fr o . t*. fact that h
I N accooaU of the uatwerther. Administrator of
John Williams, debased, will he audited and h . . Large to d c c n u e l , increedux drealattoo Io e v ery K U k e k c o l In * - L D a m a
stated by the Surrogate, and reported for settle­ wen M Io od jo te lo g portion, o f X ooioooth ood B o d i n g Co to E u ^
« * * M . *•
ment to the Orphans’ Court o f the County of
Ocean, oa Tuesday, the tweattath day at April
aasft.
DANIEL «. W ILLIAM S, AdmY.
Dated Feb. IS. A.D. IMS. Printer's fee. S3. I t
N o tice of Settle m en t.
ESTATE OP JAMMU BODTNR, DEC RASED.
n i f H C I MS MEMBMY S 1 Y M N . that the
i w 'hfroants of the snbscrtbem. Administrators
of James Bodtae, deceased, wus be aadtted tad
stated by the Surrogate, aad reported lor settle­
ment to the Orphan*’ Court of the County si
Ocean, on To-wiaj, the twentieth day o f April
next.
CORNELIA BODINE.)
JOHN HOLMES,
f AdmY*.
EMVOS R. W ILLS. I
Dated reb . IS. A.P. 1— , ----------
BACK ACHE M AT ONCE CURED I T
IEN80IT8 CAP CINE POROUS PLASTERS.
IT IH T H E OXLY KSO W X REMEDY TH A T XEYBE F A IU .
Grer 3000 Itruggim ta hare signed a paper M a tin * tAmt
P h y sicia n * eay they are in every tray S u perior ta tk a o rd in a ry M ow -acting P o rou s Plasters usedfo r th is purpose.
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N E W JE R SE Y .
CHAPTER XXIV.
An ta t to prevent the csle o f Intoxicating li­
quors within one mile and a ball o f the
Island Height* Camp Meeting Ground, in
Ocean county, Hew Jersey.
1. Be it enacted by the Senate and General
Amenably o f the Stele o f Hew Jersey, That It
shall not be lawful to tell, vend or barter »plrltuouB liquor*, wine, ale, beer or any inioxlca-
Selecting Dairy Gowi.
•ey, except for medicinal purpose*, at regular
Look first to the great character- drug stores and under the prescriptions o f
regularly practicing physicians; any persou
igiics o f a dairy cow— a large stom­ or persons offending against the provisions of
ach, indicated by broad hips, broad this act shall lie deemed guilty o f a misdemean­
or, and fined fifty dollars and costs for each
and deep loin and sides, a broad or offence, said One to be paid to the overseers o f
the poor tor the support o f the poor of the
doable chin— these indicate a large county.
9. And be U enacted, That this act shall
digestive apparatus, which is the first take
effect Immediately.
Approved February 17,1880,
essential requisite to the manufac­
ture o f milk. Secondly, a good con
C U A PTK R HI.
relaUug to the distribution of law and
stitution, depending largely upon the Au act
equity reports and other publications.
1. Be it euacted by tbe Senate and General
lungs and heart, which should be
Assembly o f the Stale o f Hew Jersey, That all
well developed, and this is easily de­ publications, or reuubllcatloos, o f tue law and
equity reports o f this state, and all revisions
termined by examination; but the or digest* of laws or reports made or publish­
vigor and tone o f the constitution ed since January first, one tbonsaud eight
hundred and seventy-seven, and hereafter to
is indicated by the lustre o f the hair be made or published, shall be distributed to
the president law Judges o f the common pleas
and brightness o f the eye and horns in ail counties having such Judges, In the same
and the whole make up. Thirdly,
having determined her capacity for
digesting surplus food for making
milk, look carefully to the receptacle
manner as they now are and nave been dis­
tributed to tbe justices ol the supreme court.
3. And be It enacted, That this act shall take
effect Immediately.
Approved February 5, 1880.
C H A PTE R IV.
for the milk— the udder— and the Supplement loan act entitled " An act rcspectveins leading to i t The cow may
assimilate a large amount o f food
which goes mostly to lay on flesh and
fa t ; but if she has a long, broad and
deep udder, with large milk veins, it
is safe to conclude that her large car
pocity for digestion and assimilation
are active in Ailing this roceptacle.
In fact the udder is the first point
to look at in a cursory examination
o f a cow, for Nature is not ap£ to
create in vain. I f it reaches to the
back line o f the thighs, well up be
hind, reaches well forward, is broad
and moderately deep, with teats well
apart the skin soft and elastic, it may
be inferred that Nature has provided
moans for filling it. I f the udder bo
a small round cylinder, hanging
down in front o f the thighs, like a
six-quart pail, the cow cannot be a
profitable milker, whatever digestive
apparatus she may havo.
A yellow
skin and yellow ear (inside) is always
most universally regarded as present
in a cow that gives rich yellow milk ;
but after you find the indications
mentioned above, you may admire as
many other points os you please—such as first-class escutcheon, a long,
slim ta il; a beautifully-turned dish­
ing face ; a drooping waxy horn ; a
small, straight slim leg ; or any other
fancy points ; but not look for these
till you have found the essentials.—
National Line Stock Journal.
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A Preventive.
A Hochester “ Horseman " recom­
mends the following practice to pre
vent fractious horses from indulging
in their propensity to run aw ay: The
plan is to choke the horse that will
yield to no other treatment.
This
horoie romedy Bliould bo appliod by
a running noose always carriod
around the neck o f a horse that won't
mind the bit. The noose or lasso
should hang loofeo on the animal un­
der ordinary circumstances, nor be
brought into use except in emergen
cies. I t should bo within reach o f
the driver, a strap running from the
noose to some convenient point on
the vehicle or harness whore one
without leaving his neat could snatch
it in case o f need. The noose should
have a stop that would prevent it be
ing drawn so tight on the horse as
t.o kill him, but yet it should allow
o f his wind being so much cut o ff as
to suffocato him for the time and take
away his power to run. The noose
should be a strap with a flat steel
epring
riveted
to
it
that
would
spring open when the dr iver desired
to let up on the choking process.
Th e wildest horse that evor galloped
through a street would scarcely go
far with his wind pipe comprossed in
the way described.
H e could not
take the apparatus in his teeth, and
probably a few applications would
cure him altogether o f running when
he should stand.
Home-Made Bone Fertilisers.
Pick up all the bones yon can find
put them under cover and mix with
them two or three times their bulk o f
ashes from your kitchen; moisten them
with enough water bo that the potash
may act on the gelatin o f the hones
stir them once a wcqk and in a month
o r two you will find the bones so
tender that you can cut and crush
them with a blow of your shovel
log appeals from justice's courts," approved
April twenty-first, one thousand eight hun­
dred and seventy-six.
1. Be It enacted by the Senate and General
Assembly o f the Slate o f New Jersey, That
section one of the act to which this Is a sup­
plement, which reads on follows :
“ 1. Be It enacted by the Henateaml General
Assembly of the Htate o f New Jersey, That
all appeuls from Justices’ courts to the court
o f coimtiou pleas o f any county In this state,
shall he put on tbe list for trial at the first
term to which the same shall be appealed, un­
less the appeal shall have been taken within
five days prior to the beginning of such term,
and then at the next term thereafter," ho and
the same is hereby amended, so us to read as
follows :
1. Be 11 enacted by the Senate and General
Assembly of the Htate o f New Jersey, That
all appeals from justices’ courts to the court
o f common pleas o f uuy county in this state
shall he put on the list for trial ul the first
term to which the same ahull Ire appealed ;
provided, however, that If said appeal Is taken
within the five days prior to the beginning of
such term, and If the papers arc not filed
with the dork of said court three days prior
to the beginning o f such term, then, and In
that ease, suld appeal to be put on the list for
trial ut the next term thereafter.
2. And he It enacted, Thut all acts and parts
of acts, iucoHslHlcnt with the provisions of
this act, he and the same are hereby repealed.
I). And he It enacted, That this act shall take
effect immediately.
Approved February B, 1880.
C H A PTE R VI.
X further supplement to tbe act entitled “ An
act respecting the orphans’ court, and rela­
ting to the powers and duties of the ordina­
ry and the orphans' court und surrogates,"
approved March the twenty-seventh, one
thousand eight hundred und seventy-four.
1. Bo it enacted by the Senate und General
Assembly of the Hutto o f New Jersey, Tliut
etlon twenty-nine of the act hereby amend­
ed, which section is In the words following, to
w it :
99. And bo it euactod, That If any person
not resident within this slate shall depart, or
shall have heretofore departed this life, pos­
sessed of personal property or chosen In udion
within, or the evidence o f which shall he In
the hands of any person resident within this
state, ami the executors or administrators of
such decedent shall neglect, or shall have neg­
lected for the space o f sixty days after liii
death, to make application hi tills state for
letters testamentary or o f administration upon
In respect to such decedent's estate, any
person alleging himself or herself to have any
debt or legal cluiiu ugulnnt such decedent,
which, by the laws of this state, survives
against the personal representatives of parties
deceased, may make application to the surro­
gate o f the county wherein said personalty,
ehoscs In action, or evidences thereof are sit­
uate ; and on proof to Ills satisfaction o f the
mutters herein stated, suld surrogate shall is­
sue letters o f udiuinistriilion upon the estulc of
*ueh decedent to some other person to he se­
lected by him, cither cum teslamonto nmiexn
or otherwise, as the circumstance* of the case
may require, taking bond for the faithful per­
formance of the duties of smell administrator,
ns iu other cases reuulred by law," he amend­
ed so an to read as follows :
28. And be It enacted, That If any person
not resident within tills state shall depart, or
shall have heretofore departed tills life, pos­
sessed of personal property or chose# In action
within, or the evidence o f which Hhall be in
the hands of any resident of this stum, or If
such decedent died, or shall die, seised o f any
real oBtate, or any Intercut therein, within this
stab', und the executors or ailuduUlrators of
such decedent shall neglect, or shall have neg­
lected for the space o f sixty days after the
death of such decedent, to make application In
this stats for letters testamentary or of adminIntuition upou or lu respect to such decedent's
estate, any person alleging himself or herself
to have any debt or legal claim ugnlnst such
decedent, which, hy the laws o f this state, sur­
vives against the personal representatives of
parties deceased, may make application to the
surrogate of the county In which such real ostutc or interest therein, chose* in action or
evidences thereof, or personal estate are situ­
ate, and on proof to his satisfaction of the
matters herein stated, and upon such notice to
the executors or administrator* o f the dece­
dent as the surrogate may prescribe, said sur­
rogate shall Issue letters of administration up­
on the estate o f such decedent to some person
to bo selected by him, either cum tcstumciiln
annexo or otherwise, as the circumstances o f
the case may require, taking bond for the
fuithful perfo. mance o f the duties o f such ad­
ministrator, bn in other cases required by law,
2. And be It enacted, That this act shall take
effect Immediately.
Approved February 9, 1880.
' c h a p t e r V II.
A supplement Ui au act entitled ” An act re­
specting the compensation o f the chancel­
lor and Justices o f tha supreme court o f this
state," annroved March fourteenth, oue
thousand eight hundred and seventy-ulus.
1. Bo It enacted by the Senate and General
Assembly o f the State o f New Jersey. That
the chancellor o f this state shall l«e entitled
to receive an annual salary at the rate o f ten
thousand dollars, and the chief Justice o f the
supreme court o f this state shall be entitled
to receive an anni.al salary at the rate o f
seven thousand and five hundred dollars, and
each o f the associate Justices o f the supreme
court of this state shall be entitled to receive
an annual salary at the rate of seven thousand
d ollar*; aud said salaries o f said chancellors
VQd. “ idi
) uMlc* ftnd associate justice*
khal. twin full for all servin'* hv them reapectlvely rendered in discharge of tbolr duties
as chancellor and JiiMlco# o f the supreme
court and os judges ot the court o f errors and
*PIH>»J» and In fuJJ fo r aJJ servie#**
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or perfortned hy said chief justice and said
associate' justices respectively ** judges of
the circuit courts, courts o f cotniuou plea*,
court* o f oyer and termlnsr and general 1*11
delivery. courts o f general quarter eeaston*
o f the , W * . courts o f
capacities, In addition to the salary c
peasatloa In to d by this act fixed sod p ro'ded.
S. And be It enacted. T h a t this aet shall
only apply to the chancellor, chief justice
_ associate justices o f the supreme court
whose term o f office shall hereafter com­
mence, or to those now In office whose term
o f office does not expire during the present
year, who may file their assent In writing,
under their bands, to the provisions o f this
act, In the office o f tbe secretf ry o f state.
0. And be It enacted, T h a t so much o f the
act entitled “ An act respecting tbe compensa­
tion o f tbe chancellor and tbe justices o f tbe
supreme court o f this state." approved March
fourteenth, one thousand eight hundred and
seventy-nine, and to which this l* a supple­
ment. as relates to the annual salary o f tbe,
chancellor, aud so much thereof as relates
to the annual salary o f tbe chief Justice and
the associate justices o f the supreme court,
being sections one, tbroe, four and six o f said
act, and all acts or par's o f acts inconsistent
with (be provisions o f this act is and are here­
by repealed, and that this act shall be a pub­
lic act and take effect immediately.
Approved February 9, 1880.
C H A PTE R V I II .
Au act to confirm certain conveyances o f
sheriffs and other officers.
1. Be it enacted by the Senate and General
Assembly o f the State o f N ew Jersey, That
no conveyances heretofore made iu this Slate
by any shertff or other officer or auditors in
attachment prior to the, first day of January,
one thousand eight hundred and sixty-five,
shall be deemed Inva'Id and inoperative by
reason o f tbe omission or neglect of said
sheriff or other officer to comply with tbe
requirements o f the first sectlou o f an act
entitled " An act for tbe better securing of
titles to land sold by ’tariffs o r other officers,"
approved March twenty-fifth, one thousand
eight hundred and sixty-four, bat the same are
hereby made an valid and effectual am It the
requirements o f said section had been com­
piled with.
2. And be it enacted, Th at the record o f any
such conveyance shall bo as valid and effectu­
al to all Intents and purposes, aud shall oper­
ate, and bo construed to have operated, as
notice to all persons, In the same manner as
though said conveyance had been made In
conformity with the requirements of said sec­
tion o f said act.
8. And be it enacted, That the said record
o f any such conveyance us provided in the
next preceding section, or a certified copy
thereof, may be used and given In evidence in
tin; same manner as If the requirements of
said section of suld act had been compiled
with.
4. Aud he it enacted, T h at this act shall
take effect immediately.
Approved February’9, 1880.
CUA1TXB IX.
A Further Hupnloinent to an act entitled "An act for
the better enforcement in Maurice river cove and
Delaware bay of the act entitled ‘ An act for tbe
preservation of dams and oysters,'" unproved
April fourteenth, one thousand eight hundred und
forty-six, and of the supplements thereto.
I. 1»e It enacted hy the Senate and General A usein­
ly of the Slate of New Jersey. That section eleven
I the act to whieh this Is nsupplement, which reads
* follow*:
“ 11. And hell enacted, That. It shall lie unlawful
for any person or persons to catch oysters from any
of the natural hens In Delaware hay north of a line
(rearing southwest from the mouth of How and Pigs
eek, In the county of Cumberland, from the last
day of June In each year to the first day of April in
the succeeding year, and no oysters shall be caught
south of said line for the purpose of pluutlng at any
season of the year; and any person or persons SO
offending shall, for every sui h offence, forfeit and
puy a flue of one hundred dollars iiiitl the trout or
vessel so violating shall be liable to seizure hy the
special officer provided for In uu act to which tills Is
a si'pplemeiit, and such bout or vessel shall lie liable
tot the payment of such flues and forfeitures, and
the moneys arising therefrom shall Ire paid to the
collector of the oyster fund provided for in an act to
which this act is a supplement; the snid line and
hearing as herein stated shall In; marked out hy the
snid special officer by uiomitneiils upon the shore, or
In sik'Ji mam er as the said hoard of direction may
order, ” b« amended no mu Jo read as follows :
II. And Ire It enacted, That it shall be unlawful
for any person or persons to catch oysters from any
of the natural beds Iu Delaware buy north of a Hue
In-urlng southwest from the mouth of How and Pigs
creek, lu the county of Cumberland, from the lust
day of June lu each year to the first day of April In
the succeeding year, amt no oysters shall he caught
south of suld Tine for the purpose of planting at any
-••uiumot the year; and any person oflVinlingHguinst
iltbur ot the provisions of this section shall bo
deemed guilty of a mliulcuii'uiiur, ami, upou convic­
tion thereof, shall, tor every hucIi offence, be pun­
ished hy s flue of one hundred dollars, or hy impris­
onment in the county jsll not exceeding thirty days,
or IniIIi , at the discretion of Die court; and auy
canoe, flat, scow, boat or other vessel used ami em­
ployed In (lie commission of any offeuce ugalnstthls
seel Ion, with all the clams, oysters, clam rakes,
tongs, dredges, tackle, furniture ami apparel, shall
lie forfeited, and the siuiiu Seized, secured and dis­
poned of lu the nmimer prescribed In the ninth und
tenth sections of the act entitled "An act for the
prsaamtloll of clams and oysters," approved April
fourteenth, one thousand eight hundred and fortysix, and In suction eight of the act to which this act
is a leather supplement; provided, tlmt said proced­
ure shall lie before a single justice of tbe peace of
the county where such seizure Is made; the said Hue
ami bearing ns heroin stated hIibII ho marked out by
the said Special officer by monuments upotrt he shore,
or In such manner us 'ho board of direction may or­
der.
8. And lie It rnacted, That this act shall be deemed
a public net. ami shall take effect immediately.
Approved February 10, 1880.
Broad T i res.
It is strange that the popular
prejudice in favor of narrow tires
for wagons and carts should bo
firmly fixed as to prevent the use
broed tires. A wagon or cart with
tires three or four inches wide may
be drawn across s soft newly plowed
tasra7 r ta to '^ fl^eriI*'1
' * t rord,BR *°
Uio latest stole or federal census taken ar to be
token, the annual salary o f the jugUce to
w hom *ueh circuit or district mav be assigned
shall be increased beyond the salary allowed
lo him under ll>. r<>rrt <,ln|, «m-llon b r . 1
M
“
’ i " " |UV !wo >*r
Ihnmlnd
'■'if*")'
thousand . and said additional salary or compcnsotl.ui required by tbe provisions o f this
section to be paid to the justice assigned to
» " J m * iw lM .I oirruli or d lM rlc lr fi.ll be
»l>|H>rtium*d lo him. .ceord ln , lo n ld per
Centura of said excess o f population, os aforesaid, by the comptroller o f tbe treasury, state
U s u r e r and attorney general o f this state,
under their hands, which apportionment shall
Ije Hied in the office o f said comptroller; and
tac ontouut so
shall be ,mid to
said justice by said state treasurer, on tbe
warrant o f said comptroller, quarterly
, *
f t 11 • • • * • * * T * * * R
be tbe
duty of the clerk o f tbe supreme court, and
o f Um county clerks o f tbe several m m ir iim
field without cutting in, and on wet,
" l weds the surface is not
Unpacked down. The better «nd o l Um MCn tm r j o f . u i o o l IU . Hop-, to
rg o ood ioriode lo Um M in i blB o f o m
1
the roads and the sav tta
lo MOT, or lion or c m . lo w i l .0 4 oU o f Um
I In repair to them by the w o r n * IU, mow. Of .U rt um, « ,br
ofat*. m mo Uf U , . ood. to
o t o _r t V m tbr
_ e
_____
■, would be enors ffiS B M r J S S r s I
m—
Nevertheless, nor s
" « * * < • or tm t o . aormmo o f o U oboocrie used almost universally.
C
CHURCH DIRECTORY.
Ocean County Warehouse,
I I A l t N E O A T , N. J.
STOVES, RANGES, HEATERS,
FUR NACES,
FURNITURE, &c., &c.
CI1APTKH X II.
A Further Supplement to an act entitled “ Au act
concerning Corporations." approved Anrll seventh,
one thousand eight hundred and seventy-five.
1. lie It enacted by the Senate and (Icueral Assem­
bly of the State of New Jersey, That any hanking
corporation having capital stock divided into shares,
and created under the law# of (his State by Kpecial
act of incorporation or otherwise, the capital of
which has become Impaired, eliali have power to re­
duce the |>ar value of each share of It* *tock to *uch
an amount as shall tie agreed on by the conscut of
stockholder* representl»g ttro-lhira# ot Its capital
■tuck, and shall also have power, by like consent, to
determine to Issue so many additional shares of Its
capital stock at the par value so find aa by a like
consent shell be agreed to, not exceeding in the
whole, with the shares of stock previously- issued
fnd outstanding at the par value no fixed, the
amount of capital limited hy Its act of Incorporation
or certificate qf organisation; and upon filing in the
office of the secretary 9f slate a certificate in writing,
signed by siockliollqra representing two-thirds oflt*
capital
....
th*hBmW
wjttt* of shares of
----- —. M.|||ng fourth
--- —
iocs previously issued and outstanding, the reduced
par value fixed *ud agreed on, and the number of
additional share* of slock agreed on and determined
to be Issued, then aud from the-urefortb the par value
ol such stock shall be taken sud considered to be the
amount so fixed and certified, and the additional
share* so determined to be issued may he issued in
the following manner, via: the directors, manager*.
trustees, or other governing body of such conioraHon. ?h«l| give not less than ten days’ notice, hy adj vsnisemeut In ou«.or more news^ix r* of the State
*od hy ‘^renter* sent by moil to the stockholders
<w,1*0*0 J*0* ,, ^
I s
known, of « time and
j (da**
'b«'V will open book* of subscription for
. « . » «w ilton .r. ! . « « o f M e l . . 0.1 « .ml, ,|„„
and pjocs *hal| receive subscriptions therefor; the
previously efisliug stockholder* of such cornoratiou
j shall each be entitled at such time and place to sul>' •crib* ,or
u » e *t*cb proportion of each addition*' riock a* their share* te ar to the total somber of
oMipOM)
lation of any judicial circuit or d l r t r t o t i l X !
fo m ami see how it will wave its ban­
ker o f green, and pour into your
basket the golden ears o f corn.
C
CHAPTER X.
A supplement to the act entitled "Au act regulating
proceedings in uriuiiunlcases" (Kevlniou), approv­
ed March twenty-seventh, ono-tiiuusuml eight hun­
dred aud sevmity-tnur.
1. He H enacted by the Heuateand (leuornl Assem­
bly of tbe Htatoof New Jersey, That If any person
H A R D W A R E , T IN W AR E,
convicted of murder In the first degree sluill make
application to the justice who presided at the trial,
or, In Ills abeeuce, to the presiding justice of the
court of common pleas of the county In which such
trial w#s had, allowing
“ * *to sui'li
'h justice that he or ebe f K >HE I 'K O P ItlK T O H begs to thank his
is about to apply for u writ of ■rror, und Is unable,
■. numerous patrons on the shore for their
by reason o f poverty, to providt
liberal support during the past seven years, and
to dutr*y the I'Kpcuwm of printing the teat Simmy for also to iDiorm them that he bos a full line of
presentation; upon the application of such writ It
shall Ini the duly of such justice, being aatiafled of
H V O
~Wr MG m
the facts staled pn<] of the sufficiency thereof, to cer­ In great variety In stock, which for prlco and
tify the same to the county collector of the county In
quality defy competition;
which such trial aud conviction wore had, who shall
thereupon pay the uoccMury expense#, as aforesaid,
A L E M IN IM O P
of the person convicted, the amount having first
been approved hy tlm justice who granted the appli­
House Furnishing Goods, Furniture,
cation.
2. Ami lie it euacted, That tills act aliall take effect
Ac., very cheap;
Immediately.
Approved February 10, liwo.
B L A C K S M ITH S ' SUPPLIES,
beat the whole into a powdery mass,
arle* in this section fixed and provided shall ! may b* subscribed for and token by any poreou or
and you will have a manure better be paid quarterly by Uio treasurer o f this person*.
state upon tlm warrant of the comptroller o f I *• Aad b* it enacted. That when said stork is so
than the average superphosphates the treasury.
j enhorritwd, taken and paid fiw. the director* shall
3. And be it enacted. That when the ikidu - '
• " * * * * ? * rimrevrf to be filed in the office of
which you feel too poor to buy.
Give a handful o f this to each hill
holder*. shall be entitled to t il the beoetti, and sub­
local m n a n m w m e c to b y.
ject to all tbs Usbllltlos contained in said set. „
X. And iw U euacted, That Utl# sot shall take effect CmmpUmd f r o m t t w A f i n r t M w ( A i s a u u
m t t iM H aw J ersey C a a n e r .
,0ApiMW«r ’February 10, MM.
COWPBMTBWAIT BBOTHIHL—O r j M id VtDCJ
A Supplement to tbs set entitled "A s set to Incor­
Goods, H ate Mid Capa, Boots an d Shoe*.
porate troaUMW of religions societies," approved
C ro ck ery and uitaaware, G roceries and
April ninth, one thousand eight hundred and sevProvisions, — Cowperthwait’a
Exchange,
M ain street, opposite Washington.
m
^enacted by tbe flenati
nobly of the State of New J e p i ___
C u t . M c C l * * j ,—H ardware. Agricu ltu ra l Im­
_ jy diocese has been or shall be crested in this state,
plements, Fertilisers, Furniture, Crockery,
■uder and hy virtue o f the authority of the geuersl
Carpetings, Window Shades, P a p e r Rang­
*• of
•- •*
- tl-0^1.1_________
.1 fu.M
M.fti In
convention
the
Protestant
Episcopal
Church
In
ings, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, and Picture
the United State* of America, sodeball desire to be­
Fram e*.— M ain street.
come a legal corporation in this state, iteball be law­
ful for tbe convention of sold diocese, st any regular T a a o . H ij u c h , — Dry and F a n c y Goods.
meeting thereof, In which s majority of the parishes
Heady made Clothing, Hats an d Caps,
belonging thereto are represented by troth clerical
Ladtee' H ats and Millinery G o o d *,—Main
and lay deputies, to declare by resolution their de­
street, opposite Ocean House.
sire and Intention to become each legal corporation *
and upon their fifing In tbe office of the secretary ol M as. C. A . B il t b u ,—Millinery and Fancy
state of this state, a copy of said resolution together
Goods, Dress Goods and Trim m ings, Ready­
with s certificate stating tbe name of said diocese,
made Suits, Ladies' Underwear. Gloves,
with the name of Its president, secretary and ita
H osiery,
Main street.
standing committee, which ehall consist of not Jess
than (our clerical and (our lay members, duly signed C h a s . B. M a t h i s ,— Drugs, M edicines. Chemi­
by sold president and secretary in the presence of
cals, Perfum ery, T oile t'A rtic le s, Trusses,
the chunceJor, or of a justice of tbe supreme court of
Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Dye-stuffs, etc.,—
this state, the said convention shall thereupon be­
Main street.
come s body corporate, by Urn name or title expres­
sed In such certificate.
A. A. B h a r t ,— L umber, Coal, B rick s, Lime,
2. And be it enacted, That all the estate and prop­
Lath, Cement, Hblngles, D oors, Bashes,
erty uow or hereafter belonging to or held by such
Blinds, A c .,— Main street, op p osite Ocean
diocese, shall be vested in and managed hy the said
House.
corporation, which shall have perpetual succession,
ana. exercise and be
bec
oihed with the ]powers audpt
c'oihed
W x . A u m a c k ,— .L umber, Coal, L im e, Cemeut
lieges enumerated lu the first auction of an set ap­
Brick, Doors, Bash, Blinds and Blacksmiths
proved April seventh,
rth, one thousand eight hundred
Coal,—opposite Railroad Depot.
and seventy-five, entitled
"A n act concerning corutil
hall also lie capable of taking and C h a b . H . Gl u t * , —Books, Stationery, Period­
atlons;’’ aud shall
ding
or otber_____
_ by
. _gift,. ggrant,
r « _ - , devise,
------- , bequest
---- ---------icals, Cigars, e tc .,— Cow pertbw ait's Ex­
wise, any property In trust for religious eccleslastichange, adjoining Post Office.
cal, charitable or educational objects, appertaining
to, or under the control of said convention or other G ao. W . T h u e x , — Harness M aker, an d dealer
ecclesiastical authority o l tbe Protestant Episcopal
In C arriage Trimmings, etc., e tc .,— Wash­
t.'bnrch In said diocese, and o f executing the same;
ington street, near Main.
vlded, that tbe same shall not be Inconsistent with
G ao. W . C o w p b b t u w a it ,—Stoves, Ranges,
constitution, canons or laws ot said church.
Heaters, Tinware, etc.,—C o w p e rth w flt’s
8. And be It enacted, That tbe said corporation
Exchange, Main street
shall have power to appoint or elect, in such man­
ner as they may determine, discreet person# ss trus­ L. M. L a w k ,— H ouse and Sign P ainting, Grain­
tees, not less than five In nninber who shall be mem­
ing, Kalsoininlug, etc.,—corner M ain and
bers of the l’ rotestent Episcopal Church, and cltlsens
W ashington streets.
of this state, residing within the limits of said dio­
cese : and upon tbe filing in the office of tbe secretary D k io o b A C o.,— Bankers, M oney to Loan.
of state of a certificate, under the hand and seal of
Deposits Received, Exchange B ou ght ana
the president and secretay o f said convention, stat­
Bold,— Toma River.
ing the corporate name selected for said trustees,
aud also the uames of said trustees, they, tbe said
W . C a r m ic h a e l ,—Counsellor a t L a w and
ttuatees, shall become a body corporate, under tbe
M aster in Chancery,—Main street, opposite
uame and title so certified, and shall have perpetual
Ocean House.
succession, and exercise and be clothed with tbe
powers and privileges enumerated in the first section F r a n k l i n H a r r is ,—Groceries and Provisions,
o f the act aforesaid, entitled "An act concerningcor­
Builders’ Hardware, etc.,— op p o s ite R ail­
porations
road Depot.
4. And lie it enacted, That the said trustees when
so incorporated, shall have the management and A . D. Y o r a n ,—Stationery. Books, M usic, Law
Blanks, A e .,— Main street, n e x t to Mathis*
care of any fund already existing, or which may
hereafter oe contributed, acquired, or received, auu
D rug Store.
iv occnniiilutloiis thereof, for the support of the
ilscopate of said diocese, and the appropriation of A r t h u r B. C l u t e ,— Teacher o f V o c a l and
instrumental Music,—Office, Bookstore, in
e Income of said fund for that purpose, ascordlng
Post Office.
to the direction to be from time to time given hy
said convention of Bald diocese; they shall also lie C. G. F r e n c h ,— W atches, Clocks, Jewelry,
capable of holding by gift, gran* * —
*•
etc., etc.,— Main St., next building south of
otherwise, any property, funds
P ost Office.
kind In trust for religious, ecieslastlcai, charitable
educational purposes, appertaining to or nnder the W a r r e n C. A bue ,—Insurance A g e n t, Notary
control of the convention or other ecclesiastical au­
Public, and Justice of the P e ace,— Main
thority of auld diocese, and of executing the same;
street.
provided, tlmt the same shall not lie inconsistent
with the constitution, canons or laws of said church. C r a n m o o k F a r m ,—Jersey C attle and Pure
6. And be It euacted, That said trustees shall pre­
M ilk ,— Philip De Grucby, M an a ger, Toms
sent to each regular dlccesaii convention a statement
River.
of their proceedings, exhibiting the condition of the A l b e r t C. M a r t i n ,—A ttorney and Solicitor
fund, together with an account of their receipts aud
in Chancery,—Office over Ocean C o. Bauk.
disbursement!:; they may provtde by-laws for the
removal of a trustee for good cause, and on such re­ E. W . S n y d e r ,— F ashionable C lo th in g made
moval. may declare the place vacant, and fill the
to order,— Bancroft’s Building, M ain street.
same until the next regular meeting of sakl conven­ H a r r is o n G o b l e ,— Bread and C ak e Baker,
tion which body shall jier... *
.......•-Main street, opposite the Post Office.
existing In salu trustees.
‘holographs aud Fi
FerreoI
I.
W . P r ic e ,— Photographs
A. And lx: It enacted, That whenever any diocese
iypen,—
Main street.
types,— tzmieioihS
Bancroft'# Hall, Malu
which has heretofore existed, or which uow exists,
or which may hereafter exist, within the state of 8. C. B AiLR y,—Fresh and Salt M eats, etc.,—
New Jersey, in connection with Hie Protestant Epis­
corner Main aud Washington streets.
copal Church in the United Htatcs of America, has A. R. C h a m b e r l in ,—Manufacturer o f Iloinobeen or sliull he divided into two or more dioceses,
made Mince Meat.—Toms R iver.
it shull be lawful for the body of trustees holding In
trust, or having control of tlm fund for the support J o h n K l i p f k l ,—Shaving, H a ir Dressing,
Shadkpoolng, etc.,—near bridge.
of the bishop of said origl ml or dividing diocese, to
make such divisions of all bonds, mortgages, securi­ E l i a s N a y l o r ,—Dining Saloon and Billiard
ties or property ns may be or may have been agreed
I la ll,— W ater Btrcet, near Main.
upon by the suld original and said new diocese, J oheim i W . S h in n ,— Fire ami L ife Insurance
whether after or In prospect of such division, mid to
Agent,— office at Toms River.
assign, transfer and set over the same to such trus­
tees as limy Ihi appointed for said new diocese, to R a n d o l p h I bo ns ,—W heelwright aud Car­
riage M aker,—Robbins street.
hold to them auu their successors for the trusts upon
them Imposed; und in case of such division so ef­ G eo r g e T . C ro o k ,— Dentist,— O ffice, Wash­
fected, ull trusts in relation to the securities thereby
ington street, near Main.
conveyed, Incumbent upon the former trustees, M o n t u a v il l e I rons ,—Baggage and Freight
shall, Ipso facto, cease and lie discharged.
Express,—Office at Station.
7. And It I# euacted, That this act shall take effect
Da v id M e r u e l l ,— W heelwright and Carriag3
Immediately.
M aker,— Mechanics’ Row.
Approved February 10,1870.
B. L. W a it s ,— Blacksmith iu G eneral,—Wash­
CHAPTER XVI.
ington street, near Main.
An act to provide for the Increase in the number of E d w a r d D a y ,—Justice of the P e ace,—Main
directors In Certain corporations of this state.
street.
1. lie It enacted hy t he Senate und (ieuerul Asiinbly of the Htatoof New Jersey, That It shall lie J o h n St e p h e n s o n ,—Stoves. Ranges, Heat­
ers. Furnaces, Hardware, T in W are, Furni­
lawful for any corporations] of this state Incorpor­
ture, & e.,— Ocean County W arehouse, Barated under any general or special act, engaged lu the
business of manufacturing silk, cotton, jute and
negat.
other fibrous muterlal and the severe, branches of Y o u n o L a d ie s ’ S e m in a r y ,— M iss Mary B
manufacture Incident thereto, whose board of direc­
Foster, Principal,—Barnegat, N . J.
tors Is now limited to seven persons, to increase said
board to uiuu perseus, if the said company siisli de­ J o s ie A . N e il l ,— Fashionable M iiiin ery aud
Ladies' Goods,—Manahawken.
sire so to do; provided, however, tlmt the provisions
H.
L. A t k in s o n ,—Surveyor and C ivil En­
o f tills
shall not
nut apply to auy
any such iuuorporatiou
of
this act siinil
Incorporation
gineer,— Barnegat, N. J.
Until
until It shall
aliall be so decided by r
a vote of
o f the directors
o f any such company desiring nu increase, passed at D r . T iio b . 8. D il k s ,—A nti-D yspeptic Pauaa regular meeting, and the written consent of at
cca,— Barnegat, N. J.
bunt two-third# lu value of all the stock outstanding
E. I r o n s ,— Dealer lu Sewing M achines,—office
against such cor|M>ratlou, and a certificate thereof,
at Manchester.
duly signed aud properly attested, and filed lu the
T. H . L e e ,— Dealer Jn Marble.— Rordentown,
office o f the secretary o f state.
N. J.
2. And be it enacted, That this act shall take effect
Immediately.
Approved February 10,1880.
wock *b“ ,! become Stockbuktora to the amount and
. prnportkvn ot stork so taken bv them,
I i - And be It enacted. That this shall take effect
"»nwrfi*toly
j Apgewted Pebtaarr i ff, law,
I
i'B A P r S I I I I
•* '•“ " “ 'J i"
M u r ttr a t,?
seventh, one thousand eight hundred and seventyi *"•
L *• E'’ 11enacted by the Senate and General Ai____
' * . 7 , •?,r’* 7 ' T‘ “
u‘ “ "
ance shall he
on the
**». person to whom
— i!it is di
* served
served an
reefed, or* copy thereof left at his dwelling house
re of sbodc. st ).-m i ten days pnor to iu
. _
1
S S S S hS T
processes, am tht
Bar and Rod Iron, Nteei, Flies, Rasps, Horseshoes,
Nails, A c .; a large stock or
B U IL D E R S * H A R D W A R E ,
an extensive assortment of
C U T L E R Y ,
comprising Table Knives. Pen and Pocket
Knives, Carvers. Butchers’ do., Razors, Scissors,
Ac., of the boat quality.
BEST CUCUMBER PUMPS
at exceedingly low prices.
S T O V E R E P A I R S p r o m p tly supplied.
JOHN STEPHENSON,
PROPRIETOR.
S a ls for T a x e s o f 1870.
LAC KT TGW SMHIP.
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A farther supplement to an'act e n tit le d _________
cwcmuugvtbe improvement or real property in this
•*•!* (Revision), approved March twentv-seventh
5 5 2 £ £ £ ? £ £
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ReUey, Pat. {for 187S)
Retiey. Pat, (for 1*78)
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Williams. ~
Hicks. Charles
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wiD insure success, and form the best
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F a r m f o r S a le ,
A e re * in good state of
. cultivation, f mlies from
'otn* Hiver, on Main road to
Tomi
Brickaburg.
lmprovemsntatwo-story, eight-roomed hou «
papered, barn, wagon sheds an*
other outbuilding*. Excellent and never failing
water. Apple and peach orchard. Vineyard
with 1,060 vines, in fine condition. Price low and
term* eaay. Apply to Coueirx Optic *, or of
John K lippbl , Toma River, Ocean County. N.
J „ or the owner,
8. C. B AUDBH.
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8448 Ridge Avenue, Philadelphia.
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OYSTER SUPPERS, Ac.
Paris, 1878
PHILADELPHIA, I87JS.
A. b.li.1" V.fy STRONS, SMOOTH, e x c e l l s n t th r e a d ." .
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W ia u rs \ ? m t. pnilao eiph u ^W m iD I NEW YORK £ bo, t ^..
F o r Sale.
F O R SALE.
4 F I V E ROOM C O T T A G E
i r n In this village; a pleasant
location, good water, a barn, and
Z plenty o f fruit. For particular#,
tequire at the office o f tbe N ew Jersey Co ra tio ,
Toms River, N . J.
84
HALL’S
BALSAM
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WM.
For S a le or to Let.
A
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Term s easy.
For particulars, inquire at
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the office of the N ew * ------Courier . Toms R iver. N. J,
S H E R IF F S SALES.
Sheriff’s Sale.
V I R T U K O F A W R I T O P PM. P A .
out o f the Supreme Court o f New
B rIssued
Jersey, aud to m « directed, I will sell at public
vendue, oa
T U E S D A Y , M A R C H 2. 1 8 8 0 ,
A t the hotel o t Cowdrlck A Cook, In the village
of Toms Kiver, in the county of Ocean, between
the hours o f in m . and 6 v. u., on said day, the
following described Real Estate, v iz :
All that tract o f laud and appurtenances, situ­
ate on Long Beach, in the township of Kagleswood, (formerly Stafford,) county of Ocean, being
all that portion o f lot designated as Lot No. 17,
which Is situate to jh e northward and eastward
of the county line between the counties of Ocean
and Burlington, which said lot is bounded as fol­
lows;
Beginning at a stake standing by the Atlantic
Ocean, corner to No. 16, allotted to Joseph Reck­
less, his heirs or assigns; from thence by the sea,
south 8t° west, 43 cb.. to a post corner to No. 18,
allotted to Thomas Chapman; thence by No. 18,
north 69° west to the main channel of the bay or
sound, commonly called Mbunahawkin Bay:
thence up tlte said channel, the several courses
thereof, until a course of north 590 west from tbe
beginning will Btrike the said chanuel; thence
by lot No. 16, south lifty-niue degrees east to the
place of beginning, be the contents what they
may.
Seized as the property of Thomas Bond, and
taken in execution at the suit of Augustus Marsh,
ami als., Ac., and to be sold by
C H ARLES L. HOLMAN. Sheriff.
J ames N. Stratton , Attorney.
Dated December 26, 1879. Printer's fee, S7.20. Ifi
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M R M U IH U K s , Assignees of David
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'In II,. .. iIW./... ,, t
or Village, or Con
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c o n s u l t th e s e p a g e s w lth o D iX
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HOUSE AND LOT OF LAND,
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A Home in the (
FOBMATION, the Thousands o f
COMMISSIONERS’ SALE
T
A Garden.
to secure the Invaluable H elp , th j,
TO W N S LE Y’S
H E N r n s r . l t l B E R N , Commissioners, will.
by virtue o f an order of Itlchard H. Conover,
Judge of the Court of Common Pleas of the
county of Ocean, made on the second day o f De­
cember last, sell tbe real estate late of Aaron
Hopkins, deceased, at public auction to the high­
est bidder, on
S a tu r d a y , t h e N ix tli D ay o l M arch n ex t,
at the hour o f two o'clock in the afternoon of
said day, on the premises, the following described
house and lot o f land, situate in the township of
Plumsted, lu the county of Ocean, adjoining
lands of Samuel Dade's, James South, Hugh Bell,
aud others, containing two acres, more or less,
conditions made known ou day of sale by
E. P. EM SON,
)
JAMES y . HYRKS,
}r Commissioners.
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Dated January tlte Urst, ]830. Pr. fee, $4.00. 17
Having
A Farm.
Y O U
HENRY’S
L E G A L SALES.
AND
Posters for Festivals,
ENDORSED BY OVER TH IR TY SE E ING
MACHINE EXHIBITORS AT T H E
A
EXPOSITION UNIVERSELLE,
H A N D M O M K I.Y L O C A T E D T D A C T ftf
land, constating o f 80 acres, located one mile
north of the Court House, netr the town o f Toma
Elver. Five scree are or.der cultivation, and a
thrifty young apple orchard It now growing
thereon. Heavy soil, adapted to the cultivation
of fruit tree* or grass, i t can be divided Into
two tracts o f iti acres each. For particulars, iu
COURIER OFFICE,
quire at the
Toma River, N . J.
I P - W
AUCTION BILLS,
■ Si
ftftftft*
PKB8BYTBHI4N CHURCH,
Corner Washington and Horner Street*.
The First Tract, situate at CasBvUJv, Jacjumn
Rev. Johu Hancock, Pastor.
township, Ocean county, contains
Sabbath services at 10.30 a .m. and 7.46 p .m. Sab­
bath School at 12 m. Prayer Meeting, Wednes­
150 A C R E S ,
day evening, at 7.80.
one-half under cultivation, and th* residue thrif­
ty woodland. The improvements are a
METHODIST Kl'ISCOPAL CHURCH,
Corner Washington Street and Uooper Avenue.
T w o - S t o r y D w e llin g H o u s e ,
Itev. G. C. Htauger, Pastor.
a tenant bouse and bam. The tract Is bounded
Sabbath services at (0.30 a .m . and 7.45 r .x .
Sat
bath School at B.3«» p.m. Prayer meeting, Thurs­ by lands ot Antrim Vanhise.
The Second Tract contains eighty-four acre# of
day evening, at 7.80. Class meetings—bunday,
IS m., and Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday land, situate about one mile north of the first
tract, and is bounded by lauds of said Vanhise,
evenings.
Jamison aud others.
The above T w o Tracts of land are particularly
BAPTIST CHVRCB,
described
In two certain deeds, recorded In the
Main Htteet, (North o f Post Office,)
Clerk’s office o f Ocean County, as follows:
Rev. Thomas Davis, Pastor.
First Tract, in Book No. 29, pages 446, Ac.
Sabbath services at 10.80 a .m. and 7.80 r.M. Sab­
Second Tract, iu Book No. 30, pages 282, &c.
bath School at I f m. Prayer m eeting, Wednes­
For further lnfortnUlou as to First and Second
day evening, at 7.80.
Tracts, tequire ©f William Allen or Robbins DeBow.
Sale to commence at 1 o’clock, p. m . Attendance given and conditions made known by
LO DGE D IR E C T O R Y .
JOHN B BARTINE.)
A. 8. WILLIAMSON,) Assignees.
B
MASONIC.
A H ir a m Ch a pte r , N o 1, R . A . M.-cou- Dated Dec.’2, 1871). Printer’s fee, 19.00. It
% / Y w vocation at Red Bank, second and
AD JO URN M EN T.
A #
fourth Tuesdays of each mouth.
The above tracts not being sold, an adjourn­
/ y p \ Delta Chaptxe, N o 14, R. A., M.—Con­
vocations at Keyport on Monday, on or before ment was made, aud they will again be offered at
public sale on
full moon.
Solomon Om aitee , N o 88, R. A , M., Tom * River,
T H U R S D A Y , M A R C H 11, 1 8 8 0 ,
—*«l Tuesday evening each month.
Standard ch apter , N o. Sfi, R. A . ML—Coiyoca- at the B&me place and hour.
JOHN D. BARTINE,'
tlona at Long Branch on first, third and fifth
O N,} Asalguees.
A. U. WILLIAMSON,
Wednesdays of each month.
Dated Feb. 12; isso.
Printer'
ir’s fee, 17.50. 19
H a r m o n y Lodge, N o 18—Regular communica­
tions at Toms River, on llrat and third Tues­
day evenings of each month, e xcep t In June,
July and August.
RAILR0ABS.
W ashington L odge, No 8 -R egu lar communica­
tions at Eatontowu, on Monday evening on or
before Full Moon.
M m
M | C i M
N a V I I
Ol i y b Branch Lodge, N o 10—R egular Commu­
nications at Freehold, on Tuesday Evening,
on or before Full Moon.
E W J K R 8 E Y SO U TH ERN R A IL W A Y .
Mystic Brotherhood Lodge, 81—Regular Com­
munications at Red Bank, on first and third
T im e T a b l e a d o p te d J a n . 8 , 18 80 .
Tuesday Evening# ot each month.
SAJtm L odge, No 64—Regular Communication#
T R A IN S LEAVE TOMS RIVER
at Keyport, on first and third Wednesday
For New Yerk, via Red Bank, 6.38, 9.32 x.M. and
Evening* in each month.
W a l l L odge, N o 78—Regular Communications at 8.00 P.M.
For Philadelphia, via Camden and Atlantic R.
8quan Village, on the 9d and 4th Wednesday
R.. 6.38 A.M.
In each month.
For Philadelphia, via Barnegat, 7.45 a .m.
___________
Long B r a n c h L odo .
Per Philadelphia, via Manchester, 6.20 p .m.
cations second and fourth Friday Evening# of
For Tuckerton R. R., via Whitings, 6.80 P.M.
each month.
For Tackerton K. R., via Barnegat, 7.0S p .m.
Oc ean L odge, N o SB—Regular Communication#
For Barnegat, via Waretown, 7.45, 11.86 A.M.
at Brickaburg, 1st and 8d Thursday night* In
and 7.03 p .m.
each month, except In July and August.
For Vineland, Bridgeton, Atlantic City, etc.,
P y r a m id Lodge, No.9f New Egypt, meet# every
6.38 a .m. and 3.30 P.M.
Tuesday night, before the full moon.
For Brickaburg, Red Bank, etc., 6.38, 9.38 A.M.
Ce n t r a l Lodge, N o 44—Regular Communication,
Friday, ou or before full moon, at Vlncen- 8.00 P.M.
For Long Branch. Sandy Hook, etc., 9.32 a .m.
town.
T uceerton Lodge, No 4—Regular Commonica, ^ Fojr Trenton, via Farmingdale, 6 38 a . m. and 3
tton, Bd and 4th Tuesday o f each month, at
Tuckerton.
RETURNIN0.
INDEPENDENT ORBIR OP ODD FELLOWS.
v.— . , - FOR TOMS KIVER, LEAVE
NEW ^O R K , foot Liberty street, (C. R. R. of
Thomas Hooper Kncampmrnt, N o 4S, Tom#
River, meet# first and third Thursday In N. J.) 8.15 A.M., 1.15 and 4.00 P.M.
each month.
Philadelphia, foot Market street, (Upper Ferry,)
7.40 A.M and 5.00 P.M.
Tuckerton, 8.20 a . m . and 5.00 p .m.
Mih g am ah o ni Lodge, N o 108, m eets Tuesday r K*rueltat> via Waretown, 6 oe, 8.68 a . m . and 2.06
evening*, at 7 * o'clock, at Farmingdale.
Bay 8lde 6.86 i .m .
Jersey Blub Lodge, No 46, meets on Thursday
Red Bank, 9.57 a . m „ 8.52 and 6.37 p . m .
at New Egypt
'
Long Branch, 4.8i>, 9.45 a .m., 2.39 p m
Monmouth L odge, No ao, Freehold, Monday
Sandy Hook, 7.15 a . m .
evenings.
K avbbin e L odge, No 8t, Red Bank, Monday
H. P. BALDWIN, Gen. Pass. Agent.
erenlngs.
K ntckkrboceer Lodge, N o s i , Matawaa, Monday
evenings.
Mie tah Lodge, S o «t, Eatontow n, Thursday
evenings.
* > n . u * « a ™ * * * . «* 0 !r t w r j l f T f ? n Y D N R A IL R O A D .
O T IC E I * H E R E S Y s i V E X that by vir­
tue of two several warrant*, issued hy
Charles II. Ntulta, Esquire, one of the Justices of
U.e Peace In and for the county of Ocean, to levy
and make the taxes assessed against the delin­
quent taxpayer# in tbe township o f Lacey. In the
couuty of Ocean; also to levy and make the taxea
laid orvunimproved and unteaauted land, and on
land tenanted by persons who are not the lawful
tay their taxes In
..
— - low, a constable
duiv authorized by the Township Committee of
■old township, will, on
S A T U R D A Y , M A R C H « t k , 1S8D,
between the hour* o f I f m. and 5 r. u. of laid
day, at the house o f Garret Stout, in Cedar Creek,
lu #oid township, sell the goo<ls and chattels of
the delinquents whose names are hereto annexed,
wheresoever fqqjid: also the timber, wood, herb­
age and other vr.ulibl* property found on the
premises taxed to the undenjaqied persons to
make the taxes annexed to their respective
names with Interest thereon, together with the
legal tosta and ----------Tax. lot. Coats. Total.
Austin, Nathan....... Si lo to w |1 45 St 57
Bunnell, Pitman......
1 00
* 1 45
8 47
Bunnell, Jones......
s 1 45
8 47
Belt, Charles............
M 1 45 18 87
U D J J * -* * ! " " 1” " L o w i. No 1ft. Doffroc of Ro.
Britton. Abram.......
1 45
8 57
oocco. Jfotoniowo, Frldoj oto M o« o oft o f M .
Chamber Iato, Alonzo.
8 1 45
8 47
fore fall moon.
Chamberlain, W m ...
t 1 45
8 47
No. M, S'OftftVu.f t p . m m
Cornelius, John and
w ife......................
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« 1 48
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Collin*. Zebulon. eat.
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Croft, Hsrvey...........
t 1 45
8 47 A— 1RAL8TRWAET Poet. No 4, every Thursday
Gravait, James —
8 1 45
8 47
evening, at Manahawken.
Gould, Myron 8 ........
4 1 45
3 41
Hurry. WilUmm, Jr.,
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S 50
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Farmingdale, every other 4th 7th a u .
1 SO
« 1 45
xilpatrick, William.
8 1 45
8 97
Anf, George M. (ta
ot 1178) ..............
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