N ew Jersey Courier
I EVERYBODY READS IT :: THE COURIER IS THE HOME NEWSPAPER OF OCEAN COUNTY :: IT U1 ES ALL THE NEWS 'ESTABLISHED 1850. Toms River, N. J., Thursday Afternoon, June 8, 1899. VOLUME 49--NUMBER 3 7 COAL AND LUMBER LAKEWOOD. SCHOOL GRADUATES POINT PLEASANT. FAD MEMORIAL DAY 14 Year Old Suicide. The Lakewood gas company will lay one A Junior Christian Endeavor society has Daughter ot William B. Haines, Form Lime, Cement and Brick, Doors, Sash and Blinds, and a half miles o f eight inch pipe ; one aud a County Schools Close. been organized at the Baptist church by Miss erly o f Toma River, half miles of six inch pipe ; six mites o t four What the Veterans Did. Lath. Also, Blacksmith’s Coal aud Coke. At Joyce, daughter of lawyer J. J. Joyce ot Rebecca (or Reba) Haines, daughter of Inch pipe. Its gas house will be 40x140 feet, Lakewood G ram m ar (School. Orange, a summer cottager. It will meet each A number of interesting momorlal day ser William B. Haines who a few years ago lived lowest prices. Agents for Lucas’ Paints. The air la rife just now with rumora o f new 33 feet high, and with an iron roof It la situ Wednesday alteruoon. The graduating exercise* of the Lakewood vices were crowded out last week and are on tin Berkeley Boulevard in this village, and railway* in different parts o f Ocean county ated at Laurel avenue and Cioyer street and Grammar School took place on Friday evening J. H. Shecler, manager of the Girard avenue given here. who also at one time resided at LavalJetle, • and the development o f much land hitherto re work has beeu started upon It. Tbe gas tank theatre, Philadelphia, Is at the Lewis cottage last in Kindergarten hall. The program wa* At Lakewood. committed suicide by throwing herself into the mote from markets. The trolley read from will be 100 feet in diameter and 33 feet daep, tor the Sommer. Schuylkill rlvor. Her body was found on Trenton to Point Pleasant seems to be an as a* follows : ?A. B. NEW BURY & CO. vlth 100.000 cubic feet capacity. The plant The Ladies aid society o f the Methodist Memorial Day service* were held In the Invocation by Rev. C . H. McClellan Tuetday above the Girard avenu* bridge and sured thing. If so it will open up much good will be able to turn out 175 000 cubic feet of Methodist EpUcopal church at 2 in the after Successor to Wm. Aumack Chora*, Idle church has elected officers as follows ; Presi the inquest was held by the Coroner on Thurs land In Jackson township that has been gas tn a day. It will be finished in September. dent, Mr*. A. M. Lake; V ice President, Mrs. noon. Reno Post, Grand Army, marched to Declamation, Joan of Arc. Robert K.Seveille day at Philadelphia. I f o posite C. R . R. Depot ______TOMS R IVER, N, J. too far away from markets to be valuable. It 000 000 brick will be required for tue founda the church escorted by details from the Junior Recitation, The dandy fifth, Lillla E. E . Platt W. A . Longstreet; Secretary, Miss Clara Reba lived with net parents at 4423 Melon will also make more accessible for residence tion o f the tank alone. America Mechanics and Patriotic Sons of Clayton; Treasurer, Mrs Pboj’ie Sherman ; street. Her father broke down while on the the beantiful region about the Metedecouk Declamation. The dedication of Gettysburg. The public school closed on Friday night of Collectors, Miss Phoebe Stillwell, Mrs. Frank America. A program was given as follows: THUOW YOUR TRUSS AWAY, River and the head o f the bay—a spot like the V. George Wilils witness stand and cried bitterly when asked to last week, the grammar department holding Bills and MUs Lydia J. Sembler, Chorus, Battle Hymn of the Republic established 1891, Recitation, The Wives of Brixbam, Elizabeth furnish a motive for the suicide .of hi# little hanks o f Toms River In its natural beauty graduation exercises In the Academy of Music, Prayer, Rev. W. G, Wedomeyer [ RUPTURE Sunday was quarterly meeting day at the girl. 8. Clark Within a few yearB after the construction of the night before the school gave an entertain M. E church, Address. Rev. J. L. Howard of Beverly Vocal eolo, Tw o little, bine little shoes, Mary ” She had no reason to take her life,” Bald this road, one may look to see a large Increase ment for the school library fund, in which Singing, Tho old flag Rudd St. Peter*' Roman C atholic church has been her father with tears in his eye*. " Her Id small trait, truck and poultry farms in about 135 pupils took part. The house was repainted and an addition and belfry built to Address, Rev. W . G. Wedemeyer Jackson and Brick townships. Recitation, The engineer’s story. Cornelia E. Solo and chorus, Vive l’Amerlcalne mother and I loved her and tried to make her I : : CURED crowded. The Kindergarten also held closing the front o f the church. Hill * Addresses by Rev. S G. Pitt and Commander happy. We never knew that she went out mid * * * exercises on Friday morning. Onr carpenter* are busy and many alter Another rumor wHch is as yet bu a rumor, Recitation, The Legend of Bregenz, Bessie B. met boys. Sometimes when she staid out BY FIDELITY METHOD The school consus thows 576 pupils In Lake- ation* aud additions are being made to cot Edward Stothard of Reno Post is the old story that the P. R. R. will be In Brown longer than usual her mother would reprove wood ; L0 at Seven 8tarB; 50 at G reenville; 23 tage*. Chorus, Marching through Georgia We Care—Powtive—Permanent— and Guarantee for duced to build along tbe beach south from Sen Instrumental duet, See the conquering comes, Chorus. America her gently. She was of a highly sensitive at Ruoyona—total 690 Last yoar there were Tbe Borough council chamber has been i life. dVe mean what we Ray. We ran cure yon. 12,000 Side Park to Barnegat Inlet, and that a steam Elizabeth S. Clark and Carrie LeCompte Benedictiou by Rev. Mr. Asay. nature and used to brood over thesa rebukes. 635—a gam o f 64, all but 12 o f the gain being moved from the Heudrickson building to the ; cores in last 7 years. We care in 00 days without pain or er would connect this road with the Lontr Recitation, My Playmate, Hattie Conklin Memorial services were held at Woodlawn Sometimes she would go to her room and cry in Lakewood village. Fire com pany's new ball. The Bteel cages, Beach Railway. As much of the beach south Declamation, The Seven Iuvlnclbles, Halsey and i would have to go upstair* to console and j loss of time. Successful on men, women and cnildren. No The Forest Hotel company has elected offi which form the borough lockup, were also cemetery immediately after. Reno Post dec o f the Barnegat Bay bridge is owned by the D. Po hemus pacify her. Her mother reproved her for her ‘ stance for failure. cers as follow s: S. 8. Beard, president; F P. moved to tho same building. orated the soldiers’ graves In all tbe cemeteries Pennsylvania Railroad offlcitls, they may be Recitation, Old Ace, Carrie LeCompie own good. She was a good, pure, wholesouled Freeman, treasurer; and A. M Bradshaw, Am ong the cottagers recent'y located here about Lakewood. NO PAY UNTIL CURED trusted to build upon this beach as soon as Presentation o f diplomas by 8upt. F. A. girl and 1 loved hor." He tried to go on, bnt secretary ; W . C. O'Leary, assistant secretary. are W illiam Cohn of New Y ork ; C. II. Clark At Point Pleasant. conditions will warrant it. Long Beach peo North sobbed so violently that tbe (Joroaer permitted Testimonials at our office or references furnished on U. H. Kimball and J. C. Westervelt are also of Elizabeth; Dr. Price of Philadelphia; Elwood Arnold PoEt, G. A. R , decorated the ple naturally favor the idea as it would give Chores, Learn to live and live to learn tho heartbroken father to leave the stand. application. All patients must come to this office for pro- on the board o f directors. Waiter Ii. Wood at Long Point cottage; soldiers’ graves In the neighborhood of Point them a shorter route to and from New Y ork Tbe class of '99 consisted of twenty-one A number of school mates of tbe litUeJglrl : fessional attention. Quick action means much to your future J. H. Todd and Luke Johnson have been re Walter S. Brewster at his bungalow ; the Bax Pleasant. Loaviug the Post room at nine a It is urged that an excursion house on the members and was organized with Benjamin were called to tho Btand, but none o f them elected Fire Commissioners aud $500 was voted ter fam ily at ihn Furness cottage ; W. R Cul m., they visited Osbornville aud on their re North Point o f Beach could be made the ren Fowler as president; Cornelia E Hill, vice could furnish any evidence that would furnish Dr. F. W HITAKER for fire protection for the preseut year. ver o f N ew York, at tbe A ncvorage. turn West Point Pleasant aud Point Pleasant dezvous o f thousands of fUbermen from New president; Raymond E. Todd, secretary and a mcllvo for Reba’s snlcide. One of her boy Freehold's Mayor aud council came to Lawyer J J Joyce sailed for London, cemeteries. Memorial services were held at Offije hours: 12 to 2. York, Newark and Philadelphia and beside treasurer; Halsey D. Polbemus, G eorge GaroH friends said Bbti talked ou Dewey Day fM ay Point Pleasant, N. J Lakewood ou Friday last to inspect the electric England, last week. each cemetery and addresses were made by could be used to relieve the heavily burdened and Hattie Conklin, executive committee. The ibI) about wauting to go on the stage. fire alarm system. Hotel people are getting ready for the sum Rev; Mr. Maloney o f the Osboruvillo M. P. Atlantic City branches o f the P. R. R. o f much class motto is : *• Still higher its co lo rs : rose, Tho jury was instructed to render a verdict I ff. UAiUlIOHAEL, The Evergreen cemetery association has mer and opening day. Nearly every year of church ; Rev. Hartpeece of the Bnrrsvllle Bap of their excursion traffic. pink and pearl grey. of suicide from drowning while despondent elected the follow ing offl/era : F. M. Marston, late has seen a new hotel at Point Pleasant tist church; Rev. A. M. Lake of the Point :•*'* (JoUISELOB AT L a w AND H. Hirdsall & Cn. B a r n e g a t School. from & rebuke of her mother. The verdict * * * president; W . D. Adams, vice president; D. aud tbis year will be a o exception—tho new Pleasant M E. church, and others. At Master in O hanoeby, was rendered lu accordance with the evidence. Successors to It is also suggested that a trolley line m ight F. Maynard, secretary and E A. Tickner, The Barnegat public school held its com house being the Pine Bluff Inu on the Maua- noon a dinner was served at the Post room by Tho tuneral of Reha Haines was held at her b run more cheaply with frequent open cars treasurer aud supoi iutendent, Messrs. Mar mencement exercises on Thursday evening of fJTlCECN MAIN AND WASHINGTON STREET, squan river bank. the w Ivcb and daughters of the Grand Army from Point Pleasant (or belter yet from Asbury last week, with the follow ing program : late home on Thursday. The body was viewed Fischer, Brown & Co. ston, Tickner, Maynard. G. G. Smith and E. J. Freeholders LeCom pte, Rogers aud IlyerB veterans; and at two o’clock a memorial ser Toms River, N J Park) to the Inlet, much as (he Longport cars Praysr by Rev, O. W , W rlgbt by a large number of friends before the ser Westhall were appointed on the improvement met with the Monmouth county committee on vice was held la John Arnold hall with tho Representing the are run at Atlantic City. Chores, Song of Liberty vIceB by W. F. C. Morse!!,rector o f the Church committee. the Squau bridge Monday and decided to ad following program: The fact tbatth P. U. R. has purchased two Recitation, Landing of the Pilgrims, pupils of the Holy Comforter. Pupils o f the Martha F AW OFFICES. The Lakewood Heights boy’s Bckool closed vertise fo r bids for repainting that structure The Tar’s farewell, by orchestra entire blocks of land at Bea Side running from room 2 Washington school acted as pall bearers. The American yesterday. Tenting on the Old Camp Ground,by the boy ^ EDWARD H. MURPHY, ocean to bay, has led to the surmise that Sea Essay, Silent Forges. Helen Wright floral offerings were bcautltul. The Interment Rev. Falber Sbceby, after assisting at tbe choir In Ml. Moriah cemetery was private.} Side Park will be made the terminal o f New eburch of 8t Mary of the Lake during tbe last Dnet, Wake up little daisy, May Camp and NEW E G Y P T . S h r e v e ’ s B u il d in g , Prayer by ltev. A M. Lake York trains instead o f Point Pleasant as at four months, has returned to New York. Dar Kathleen Inman Fire Insurance Rev. J . H. Crawford was recently Inst lied T rio by Mrs. R. A. Clark, Mrs. Rosla Clark 144 East S tate S treet, T renton. present, and that the P R R will make stren ing the summer months there will be but one Essay, Knowledge Is Power, Eflle Soper T h * Tie That Binds. as pastor of the New E gy pt and Cream Ridge and Mrs. Krall No. ‘380 BRO A D W A Y , N E W YORK. uous efforts to bring the beach line Into co n service—8 o ’clo ck mats. A literary sketch, Evangeline, Angle Cox Presbyterian churches—Instead o f tho Baptist Lincoln’s address at Gcttysbury, read by Secret Society tioaalp Gathered Irom flic Company dition to pay its own expenses. With plenty Rector D. L. Schwartz o f All Saints church, Recitation, The lady o f the castle, May church as was erroneously reported. Among Comrade Lower A LBEtU C MARTIN. of fast trains to New York, it is easy to be •will sail for Europe on Saturday with bis Falkinburg Lodges Roundabout. the clergymen present were Rev- Dr. Swain o f She was Bred In Old Kentucky, by boy choir of Philadelphia, also lieve that tbe entire Squan Beach would soon family, instead of spending the summer at l bores, Colombia my country Mis. William UusBtsll of Barnegat, whose ^ A ttorney and Allentown; Rev. William Finney of Moores- Oration by Rev, J. A. Clyde be built up with summer cottages—one stretch Mantoloking as heretofore. An historical review, The English race, husband wan mate ou the fonrmasled schooner town ; Hey. Mr. Curry o f Jam esburg; Rev Marching through Georgia, by Ihe boy choir Solicitor in C hancery. Philadelphia Underwriters from Point Pleasant to Sea Side Park. Count de Lasted me. husbandof Anna Gould, James Throckmorton Howard Ii. Ilauscom, haB received $3000 from Mr. Sims o f Tennent and Dr. Rice of Philadel Benediction by Rev. Mr. Ifartpence who was arrested on Sunday in Paris for par Es&ay, Unwritten heroism, Etta Smith the Portland (M e.) council o f the Royal A r OFFICE OVER THE BANK, om ce, Room 1. Courier Building, phia. Gen Mllss’ March by orchestra Still another proposed road Ii the much ticipating in the disgraceful demonstration Solo. The Golden rod, Freda Hensel canum- The Hanscom was last seen off Mon- Toms River, N. J. The Penn City club of Philadelphia played At Forked River. TOMS KIVER, N. J. talked of shore line from Mannahawkin to against President Lonbet, was much in evi Essay, The Uses of the Imagination, EvclyB tauk Point just betorc the November storm of two games of ball with the local nlue on The Epworth League, held interesting exer Philadelphia to give Long Beach quicker dence hern before his marriage to tbe Gould Cox 1. She was commanded by Captain Mark a w o f f i c e s D ecoration day. T h e home team lost in the transportation. Tnis scheme • bobs up se millions Presentation of Grammar school graduates cises at tho Good Luck cemetery on Memorial Holmes of Forked River. The steamer Port m orning game by a score of 7 to 8. In the Day. The program was as follow* : THEO. J R BROWN, renely ” about once every six months but may Strowberry growers In this neighborhood are by the principal land and dozens of other craft went down iu L afternoon they won— 6 to 3. Iu the evening Attorney at Law, solicitor aud Master lu Chan yet surprise people by becoming a fact Long com plaiuicg that lack o f rain has destroyed Awardiug of diplomas by County Superin Opculng hymn, Nearer My God to Thee cery, Notary Public. ttie same storm. Beach folks are hustlers and intend to g et out tendent F. A. North to Angie Cox, Evelyn Cox, tbe ball nine gave a ball in Meirs’ hall and net Prayer by Pastor, Rev. T. H. Hick* COURIER BUILDING. MAIN STREET their crops. The Supreme Court of the United States has of that beautilul strip r f beach all the dollars May Falkinburgh, Etta Smith, Efiio Soper, ted about $50. Reading, Memorial day,Mrs Arcadia Iloimos GEO. H. HOLMAN decided that a lodge has the right to withhold TOMS RIVER, N. J. they have planted there with more beBlde. Elsie 8oper, Joseph Storm?, James Throck On Sunday morning, June 4th, Rev. B. C. Singing, Looking this way, by a quartet Special attention given to Collection* Real Estate T U C K k R T O N . death bencllls from a member under its by morton. Helen Wright Llpplncott jr , of N ew Egypt, and Rev. M. It. Reading, Missing, Miss Bertha Eno and Litigations. laws, when death U brought on by drink or While on this line it might be well to dw ell a The grammar school commencement exer Chores, The holiday Eastlack of Jacobstown, exchanged pulpits. Rccijatlon, The American llag, Mies Belle Fire, Life and other disease for which the deceased was re little upon the success o f the new hotel at cises are tbe events o f (he week. Beginning A Memorial Day dialogue, Mrs. A lieu aud On Thursday evening, May 25th, the annual Worden AM U EL O. B A IL E Y , sponsible. The case was that of (he family of Lakeburst which was open tor the first lime on Sunday evening at the Methodist church her Grand Children, pupils of room 2 m eeting of the New Ilauovur and Plumslcd Exercise, The blue aud the gray, by 16 young Dealer In Walter C. Lloyd of Long Branch, who sued S Accident — last winter. Ii had about as many guests as it when Rev. E. M. VanNote preached the bac Essay, Energy. VanCleaf Predmore townships Sunday-school association, wub held ladies. FRESH, SALT AND SMOKED MEATS, thoEndowmcut Rank of the Knights of Pythias could comfortably hold most of the season. calaureato sermon, the exercises last till to Solo, Beautiful May, Georgle Holllngsworih in the Jacobstown Baptist church. Thu de Singing, Star Spangled Banner RUTTER, LARD, MINCEMEAT, ETC., ETC. for $3000 on the ground that the bylawB fo r This summer a new laundry and stable will be morrow night ClasB day exercises were held Essay, Tbe future of (ho Philippine Islands, votional exercises were led by tho Rev. M. R Address by p&Btor AT LIVING PRICES. bidding payment In such cases had been passed built and some unfinished sleeping apartments on Wednesday afternoon at the school bouse, Winfield 8. Predmore EaBtlack (who by the way is a summer rusi Singing, I n ’.he morning, Mrs Anna Britton r 'i-'raer Main anu Wannlngton Streets, dent of Island Heights); the singing was con after he joined the order. The court upheld Toms Kiver. N. J. will be finished and furnished, giving accom m o Commencement exercises proper will be beld Solo, The too ambitious robin, Fred Camp and Miss Annie Worden INSURANCE the order. dations lor more guests tonight (Thursday) at the Methodist chmeb. Presentation o f High School graduate* by the ducted by Rev. B. C. Ltpplneott, jr. The ofll Essay, Memorial day, W. H, Morehouse r^R LEON GOBLE, At Lakewood the Laurel in the Pines w ill be A reception will be given the graduates on principal cers elected for the coining year are as follow s: Singing, America George B. Sexton of Ocean Grove, Is the new Always Safe greatly enlarged and so will the Laurel. The Friday night at Bartlett hall. The class is the Awarding of diplomas to VanCleaf Predmore President, Her. B. V. Llppiacolt, jr., pastor of Benediction Supervising Deputy Grand Regent of tho ^ D E N T IS T , Lenox and some o f the other smaller places largest ever graduated. and Winfield S. Predmore by the Board of the M. E. church, N ew E gy pt; first vice prcsi At the close o f th* services the members pro Royal Arcanum for District No. 14 The OFFICE OPP. WARD ELL HALL, MAIN ST. Always Sure will do the same Lakewood has an assured The old grave yard Iiub been improved won the Board of Education, dent. Rev. W E Cornwell, pastor of Jacobs- ceeded to the graves o f the soldiers, and tbe councils comprising this district arc located at TOMS RIVER, N. 1. winter traffic; Lakeburst seems lo have no derfully by the expenditure of a few dollars. Chores, Graduates’ farewell town Baptist church ; second, Rev M. It East* ouu member of the League whose body is In Matawan, Koyport, Atlantic Highlands, Red Office Days—Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Washington St.,Toms River trouble to gel winter guests—why not other William 8. Johnson has leased Sprague's lack, pastor of Jacobstown M. £ church; terred here, and appropriate exercises were Bank, Long Branch, Anbury Park and Lake- Tetth extracted without pain by Ansesthetle third, Rev J. O. R Corliss, pastor Polnivllle applied to gums. Ocean county towns as well ? marine railway. 23,000 Acres Sold. held over each and llowcra and (lags were n«t wood. What is wanu-d to push our town to the Judge Otis will open the Woodland Beach. Yi. E church; fourth, Rev. M Crawford, pas forgotten. The exercise* were duo lo the The membership o f Odd Fellows lodges in DOSIEEN WALTON,’ ~ front as both winter and summer resort 1b ad (Del ) picnic resort on June 24ih, from which Hanover Furnace Tract Bought by a tor of New Egipl Presbyterian church ; fifth, Fourth Vice President, Mrs. Arcadia Holmes. Now Jersey on January I, 1893, was 24,184. vertising and united, intelligent iSort on tbe date the steamer Thomas Clyde will make Boston Capitalist. Rev. Mr. Hall, pastor of 8ykesville Presbyter At Barnegat. Oa January 1, 1899, there were 24,269, show part o f their citizens. Goods roads we have ; daily trips from Philadelphia. This Is one ot the ian church: sixth, Mr. Foulks of the New UONTRAOTUR OF PLASTERING AND The Hanover tract of land extending over Decoration Day was duly observed In this ing a gum of eighty-five. W. G, GDNHB.il good hotels are to be found In most o f onr most popular of tbe many rivgr excursion re- Egypt M. E. church ; secretary, Rev Georgu B rick-L aying several miles o f territory in Pemberton and town. In the morning at about 9 o’eiock, Tbe New Jersey Grand Army of the Repub DIALIB IN ALL KINDS OP sortB about tbe Quaker City -d u e largely to tbe D. Huggins, superintendent of M. E Sunday- Repairing ueatly and prouip.iy done. Aii tow ns; good schools—but not good enough. adjoining townships, has been sold to ■ Ryerson Post or lu ck erton , arrived iu town lic met yesterday at Trenton ar.d is m session work guaranteed Estimates or advice given These are good to hold people after they are Judge’s enterprising business methods. wealthy Boston man named Upton. school, Jacobstown ; treasurer, Mrs. Alien of 1 UMBER, COAL AND WOOD, HARD on a special train on the fuekorton railroad. today. An effort will he made to lnstrect the with pleasure. Address, once here bat they mast be first attracted. The Will Blackman is home from a Trenton busi The tract contains over 23 000 acres o f land, Pointville. W______TOMB RIVER, N. J. They paraded through town—many of the New Jersey representatives to the National ness college. ware, Locks, Hinges, Serews, Nails, best way to attract them Is by systematic ad embracing many cranberry bogs,cedar swamps, residences being appropriately decorated Encampment—soon to be held in Philadelphia vertising la the best New Yoik and Philadel Clarence Ireland is again running on the pH AS. T. HUDSON, water powers, timber, valuable desposits of LAKEHURST then went to the cemetery where short services —to allow the admission to the order o! veter Glass, etc., Doors, Sash, Blinds and phia dailies. Beach Haven train. pipe and brick clay and many fine farm s with were held, and the graves of fallen heroes dec ans of the Spanish war. ^ B A R B E R . Captain Ed Bragg takes his wife and Miss thousands o f acres o f cultivated land. Mouldings, Shingles, Lath, Lime, Ce Mrs. Nora Fiulgan, cook for W. A. Torrey, orated. The W. C. T. U. was present In E stablished 1877. As an example o f this (as has before been Florence Parker on this trip south, It is not known definitely for what purpose got burned very badly on the arms, neck and body and gave each veteran a bontlnlere with Colum bia vs. Sham rock. Opposite tee Ocean H ouse. ment, Brick, etc., etc. Lowest prices pointed out in this colnm n) look at tbe success the great tract w.ll be used, bat it Is staled that face Monday night by her clothes catching fire a card and scriptural text attached. In tbe Wtiere Satisfaction is generally given to oII cub- of New' Egypt. Five years ago It hadn’t ISLAND HEIGHTS much o f it will be divided Into farms and n*ed from aD oil stove. Dmers. Ladles’ Shampooing a specialty, done »m ce and Yard on Bay street;, evening special Memorial services were beld The Two Cup Champion* Nearing Com dreamed of summer boarders. For the past for colonization purposes The cedar swamps, bv Mrs. Hudson. C lerk MeCalJion o f tbe Board o f Education, in the M E ebarch The church was hand B arnegat N. *1 . The Cbickering family have been in their pletion. three years many old mansions and farm cranberry bogs, water powers and clay de reports 318 scholars this year. Simpson avenue cottage for a few days. Like somely decorated with digs and bunting, tho The cap defender Columbia Is now nearing hou-cs have been turned into summer board posits are all valuable properties now and with T he dry weather has stopped all w ork on the LYSSES S. GRANT, many others they have to wall for the city work of the Junior Mechanics and Daughters completion at Ilerrcshoff’s Bristol (R. I ) shops ; ing houses and one of the chief sources of in proper development there is a great future for roads. T onsorial Artist, schools to close before coming for the season. o f Liberty. Rev- Mr. W right presided and and Sir Thomas Upton’s new craft, the Sham U F.M.ClmmhBrs’ come lu the village is the summer guest. the neighborhood. S ch ool closes on Friday and closing exercises Tbe McKeehan family will be in tbeir cot after appropriate singing, Rev. Mr. Ogden de rock, will soon kiss British waters. WATER STREET, TOMS RIVER. N. J. Dkalkr In But no Ocean county man with Lakewood. Hanover Furnace derived its name from the will be beld In Red Meu’s ball Saturday even tage in a few days. livered a stirring address. Mr. Rldgway lot The Columbia will be tried with a steel mast Beach Haven and Point Pleasant in fron t of iron furnace on the tract long years ago ing. Open every day (except Sunday) from 6.00 a. m. The Littleton family are at the Simpson cot lowed with his graphopbone piaymg tbe bngle and steel boom, but sticks o f Oregon pine will C D H L and W D Q D him should need other examples of what push As late as 1830 fourteen foresees were in active Mrs. Anna Eliza, w ife o f Charles Bickerlon, *• I p. m.; Saturdays, from 6 a. ui. to la midnight, tage calls and patriotic air*. be ready In case the steel spars fall to com e up PRICES REASONABLE and pluck can do in building up reeorts. operation In the pine belt o f New Jersey, died Friday night o f last week aged 53 years. fcfldays ttii 13 m. Ref. C. M. Boswell has taken tbe callage lu expeelallou*. using only (he bog ore found in the swamps Death was caused by a cancer tumor from on the Bind which was •ccupied by Mr. Landis Notes From Roundabout. It is expected that the Shamrock will be ^RTHUR P. CLAYTON. Dppir Lehigh Coal a Specialty Not to be outdone by Rudyard Kipling, who a-id low lands. which she had suffered over two mouths. In nas given reminiscences of his schoolboy days last year. launched about tbe end o f June. Sir Thoma* PrtHbyferlanlnm In Lakewood. terment at Bayville on Tuesday of Ibis week •small Items fiathired W ith Sclsieri or Lumber and Building Material. in ' Stalky & C o ,” published In McClura’ Mr. Stanwoad is fit'irg up his commodion* will first take her around to tbe Solent, then, to NEW BARBER SHOP, John Walnright, jr ., fell from hi* bicycle ou Lime, Cement, Brick, Lath, Magazine, Ian MacClaren baa started a series residence on Ocean aveunc, for a first clas* The Lakewood Presbyterian church on May Pencil. the Bangor regattas and afterward to Clyde. U p T o w n . Monday afternoon and broke his leg just above lu the Saturday Evening Post, descriptive of boarding house. 38th celebrated tbe tenth anniversary of the Mannahawkin wants water works, Inspired According to tbe present arrangements she Is •owperthwalt Exchange. Mein street Sash, Mouldings, etc., etc. b egion logof Rev. U. H. McClellan’s pastorate. the ankle joint. Hair eutttng, shampooing, shaving, et school boy life at ’* T he Mnirtown Academ y ” Mrs. Parsono recently attended the spring by Tuckerton’s example. expected (o leave Ireland for the United 8tates •test fashion. La-Hes’ nalr trimming. conference of the Camden District Woman’s The Presbyterian church is the oldest of the The citizens of IbU place regret very much All our Coal is Screened. It is tc be hoped that the canny 8cnt w ill have Tuckerlon Is agitating a street lighting aoout the end of July, which will give her Razors sharpened and repaired. Foreign Missionary Society (o f which she is present churches in Lakewood The first per that Rev. Father McCullough, pastor of St. better luck with this theme than Kipling plant of acetylene gas. rather m ore than a month's practice before the Bobbins St. TOMS KIVER secretary) at 8wpdesboro. manent congregation was gathered by Rey. A. John’s Catholic ch n rcb, leaves ns this week. UGENE LAYTON. had - for Stalky & Co. has added little to Kip races begin. ti. Dxshiell, D. D ., In tbe building formerly He goes to Ocean City. The barber shops in Lakewood will remain ling’s reputation. His three school boy heroes The Herrcshoffs arc said to be more than E Prosperity has b it tbis place enre, for last closed Sunday daring the summer. one o f them unmistakably himself, are evi B A Y HEAD. occnpying (he site o f the Baptist chnrcb, and pleased with the way the Defender com ports BARBER. Everything week four of our citizens purchased new The Hi tie son of Mayor William L Butler of dently intended to be very superior creatures, owned by the Bricksbnrg Land and Improve herself under her new rig. She will be used in In the old estnbliebed stand under Cottage arrivals are corniog fast aud Bay ptafioi, iai-ging la price from $300 to $150. Beach Haven,recently broke his arui by a fall. who do immensely funny things in a very meat Company. Application was soon made the Columbia's practice races. the Bank. Head never had a better season in prospect. Mrs. Mary R Larrabee, who has been spend mysterious way, entirely unfathomed by their to tbe Newark Presbytery to form a church Full fledged, high grade mosquitoes are oc TO M S R IV E R , N. J. Among tbe cottagers now here are E. 8. Hall ing several months In Boston, returned home TRIMMING superiors who are always in rebellion against which was done in 1863. It consisted of six casional visitors once (some times twice) in a first class wort in every particular. and R Adams o f P hllade'pbia; Mrs. A. K. on Saturday last. Roaming Jersey Woods. and TAINTING authority, yet always in some non understand teen membe.r(, only three o f whom remain. while these warm evenings.—Tnckcrton Bea Montgomery o f Trenton ; Edwin P. Gleason In 1870 the present building was erected, A. V O IG T , able way. doing things for the good and glory con , Plnrhftwkerft F ftr m Woman who Lives ...A House tike This, or Any Other... of Germantown ; Goldsmith Helbert o f Wayne. though tbe chapel only was ueed daring Ibe BARNEGAT CITY. • successor to E. A. Gulick of the school. In very truth they are a trio of George Gould's polo team was beaten last Among the Trees. G aoo Designs and Plano, free to Customers Pa : Dr- Miller of Jersey City. next fourteen years Then the conditions of insufferably conceited cads, who play smpid week on the Westchester grounds by the Phila A Ml. Holly despatch to tbe Philadelphia Firstclass Plum bing,Tin R oofin g and Judge Beasley of Trenton, has brought his tbe pUce and times making larger accommo T he public school closed at this place las^ tricks, iu a most stupid fashion, upon still delphia country club’s second team—score 11 Record ray* A woman eoppoeed to be Mrs. Sheet Iron Work. Co al, Coke, W ood sloop yacht Ariel here. dations necessary, the present audience room Friday. A program of exercises consisting oi more stnpid superiors. They talk a m ongrel to 9 % Martha Brown, a resident of Ocean Connty, tUvaa. Manxes, Heaters. Iron and Wooden Pumps Fencing, Boat Boards, qpars, Rope, Nails, Sea bathing began a week or so ago, bat was finished and dedicated in (884 In 1892 singing, readings aDd recitations was rendered Varnish, Glass, Brick, Terra Cotta Pipe, slang, much o f which is mode n American, Hoi low-ware. Tin-ware etc. only the m ore venturesome have as yet tried It. by the pupils ot the school, after which a use Charles McCne of Lakewood, entered his has for weeks past been roaming through the I.lme, Fertilisers, etc. Everything cheap some English and some East Indian —such as tbe addition on tbe north was made, more than VANHI8S BLO K TOMS RIVER, N. J. for cash or approved credit. R:v. Dr. George T Purvcs of Princeton, ful and instructive book was presented by the •• Sam L." In tbe Memorial day race* at Free pme woods and cedar swamps In Pemberton no school boy every yet invented. doubling the seating capacity of the church teacher (Mies Julia Voigt of Toms Kiver) to hold, wlnnine the first and second heats and township, subsisting on roots, berries and each Toms RLei.H.J. A . A . B R A N T * (and a summer resident here) who received a boil.Hag. O W A R D D. V anSANT, other nourishment of like character aa she second call from the First Presbyterian church. Dr. Disbiel) remained tbe pastor from J868 each o f the pupils We cannot praiie Miss s p a rs e of $100 Time, 2 18)4, 2 20)4. Sam The brightest o f these tnree. Beetle, (M r coaid find, and tbna far all attempts to capture H REAL ESTATE, Baltimore, has declined to accept it The to 1888. daring which year a call was given to Voigt too mocb for her good work In onr pub Grover of Lakewood, entered his Mutual C.j Klplii g) delved a half day iD an architectural lic school daring the p%*t year, and It Is hoped, and C. D Euson o f Colliers Mills, his JYankee school boy MANNAHAWKIN. First Congregational cbnrcb ot Asbnry Park, see was elected president of the board, and L Low on Monday, between Eva A. Herbert down her back. Her whole appearance was who didn't know that witboat investigation so wild ihat the pine-hawkers were terrified TO H N L A N G . and Evening Papers. U being tried by the official board of the N. Batterwortb, district clerk, both of this (represented by her husband) and Charles all this to ley the foundttion tor the stnpid The cottage former) v occapied by Dr. Lane and gave bar a wide berth. All effort* to la- (J Subcriptions received for papers and church on charge* of indiscreet behaviour place Hendrickson, all of Lakewood. Heodilckson trick o f putting a putrefying dead cat between has been moved to tbe opposite side of tbe toward a f* mlnlne member of bis church. Mr. A number of cottages are already occupied bail it seems rnn a batcher wagon for Herbert; dace them to join in the bant for her w er« * n - Caiiset ATaeeb aed CiRFISTER. magazines at publishers’ rates. ceiling and floor to make life miserable for tbe street C. H Cranmer. the owner, will proba Wiudamer waa originally an Episcopal clergy by enmmer residents, and from present Indi and the action* were to recover (1) an order evaillng. Manufacturer o f Furniture, Mantles and Store Orders for Jewelry or Silverware not school. bly erect a handsome residence oa the vacated man but was deposed by that body some year* cations a good season Is expected. book with account of aal**; (2) a batcher in stock will receive careful at fixtures. Jobbing promptly attended to. lot for his own use. ago after a trial. He then same to Toms T b e hotel Oceanic will open abont the fif w agon. The first case wa* tried withont a Presbyterian c. E Satiety. tention. Nor is Kipling's reputation as a master o f all teenth o f this month under the management of jury and the justice reserved his opinion for Tbe Christian Endeavor Society of the 36 D jver Street, T oidb River, N. J. J a a t. River and lived for some lime in retirement In techniques helped by tbe last one wf the series tbe bouse aear Riverside cemetery now occu Mr Batterwortb who conducted it last year. one week. The second case bad a twelve man Presbyterian church on Friday evening last Post DfflcB Stars It is the month o f Jane, In It Beetle Is made to unlock * form in a pied by Mr. C orey. Later be waa called to tbe M nch is being don e here in the wey o f im jary. which failed lo agree, ao that Hendrick elected officers as follows: Do you want your The month of leaves and rexes, prim ing office with mallet and tweezers ; and Presbyterian church at Asbnry Pars and when provem ent and It is the intention o f the owners son drove borne in lha contested wagon. T. J. Miss Martie Horner, presider;. When pleasant sight* salate tbe eyes, T e e t h E x t r a c t e d w it h o u t P a in the unsuspecting British primer puts a form of the Monmouth Presbytery refnsed lo receive to m ake Barnegat City a first class eammer re- R. Browu and R T. Stoat of Asbary Park, Dr. R. R. Jones, Vice president And pleasant scents tbe coses. Watch Repaired Right examination blanks on press—alter the boys him, his friends la the chnrcb split off and appeared for tbe defendant; Captain Middle- Miss Alice Harris, secretary. If yo« do, send it tv h. P. Willi*. have transposed them to read ridiculously— formed the corgregauccal charck. ton and James Steen of Eatontown, repre Miss Minnie Ernst, treasurer. D aisies. without looking at a press proof. It 1* u n His Life W as Waved. sented tbe plaintiff. Miss Bella Coale, organist. George G. Worslall, Geo. T. Crook N ow Nature hangs her mantle green Wau rusher and Jeweler. Dealer la American fortunate that K ipling «bould thus by showing .1. E. Lilly, a prominent citizen o f Hanxibal. XT* l i g h t tm l i U i M A • n m w ^ * ewelry- A !a rg e*88ortn,enl Ignorance where he Is best expected to be Mo . lately had a wonderful deliverance from a Tbe woman who is lovely in face, form and O a every bloom ing tree. Too Ray Bend the sapling hat not the Be Cob teat. dentist temper will always have friends, bnt one who Vataa Home store, Tam River V. J. poeied. throw doubt upon bis wondrous tech frightful death In telli. g o f it be says: “ I And spreads her afceets o’ daisies white Tree. Those yon envy, like as not, Cowperthwnits Exchange,Toms River was taken with typhoid fever, that ran into would be attractive mast keep her health. If O at o’er the graeey lea—Robert Burns When disease has become chronic and deep Envy yon yonr job and lot: nical description o f soldiers, sailor". miners, pneumonia- My lnngs became hardened- 1 she is weak, sickly and all run dow n, sbe will Nitrous Oxide Gas administered. Am woodsmen, steamship*, railroads wnales. seals, was fo weak I conldn'i even sit up in bed. be nervous aad irritable. If sbe baa constipa seated it is often difficnlt to enre it. That is Be contented. VsIrMlr Kraptlm also sole proprietor for Ocean County jurgles— for Kipling to be admired m ast be Nothing helped me I expected to soon die ot tion or kidney trouble, her impure blood will tbe reason why It is beat to taka Hood's Sarsa------PLUMBING. o f the new local anesthetic eoaremption when I heard of Dr. King s New cause pimples blotches, skin eruptions and a Are grand, bnt akin eruptions rob life of joy. parilla when disease first show* itself—la Bismarck's Iroa Item WILLIAM F. POTTS of Lake- adored, and we can’t well admire a deity that Discovery One houle gave great relief l wretched com plexion Electric Bitters is tbs B a ck less Arnica finite cere* there, also old, pimples, headaches. Indigestion or other ... , ...... wood is now ready to do anything in la discovered to be so careless, In the very continued to use it. ar.d now am we!! and strong beet medicine in tbe world to regulate stomach rabta »hkh MU of p o m blood, . . . . »..« Ih. r«o!t of hi. splendid bank. !■ *■ !- “ODONTUNDER” point on which much of his reparation Is built- and I can't say too much in iu praise ” This liver and kidneys and to parity the blood. It running and fever sores, nicer*, boils felons, sTomseh or dienrdered liver or kidoeyt. This table will and tremendous energy aranot fonttd *jhe line of Plumbing, Steam or Gas gives strong nerve*, bright eve*, amooih, rtl corns, wart*, cots, braises burns, scalds, ehsp- that is applied to the gums for pain marvelous medicine is the sorest and qaicki great medicine regulates the whole system. It where stomach. Brer, kidneys and bowel* are Fitting. Windmills erected. Orders core In tbe world for all throat and lung troable- vety skin, neb com Diexion It wtD make a pad hands, chilblains. Best pile enre oa e*nb never disappoints. cnt 0f order. If yoa want these qualities aad less extraction. Write for testimonials. ” Like diamonds raindrops glisten ' Drops Drives oat pals; and aches Only 35e a box Regnlar sizes 50c. and t l Trial bottles free at good-looking, charming woman out of a run _ .. _ _ T—I"' ■ T , . the soeceaa they briog, oae Dr. Kimr> N*w Life from Toms River will receive prompt of Hood'* Sarsaparilla are prectrae Jewel* for M athis* Co's drag store. Every bottle guaran down invalid. Only 80 cent* at Mathis A Co' Cor* gosrsateed. Bold by Mathis * Co, drog- Hood s Pills are tbs favorite family eartbar- — — - drug storu. . Pills. They develop every p»vwer of b ra n aad S tt^ w tio o . t vsrybf i y iv a t s tbe cewt-a-YV * m ii tbe bieod which glisten lo tbeir as«. teed- tie. body. Only » c at Mathis * Co’s drag store. CURSED BY CHARITY. E N VO YA G E. New^ Jersey Courier, would tarn white ns a sheet as he looked How mn KiiRllah Village Wita Pan. Whichever way tho wind cloth blow up Into my face. Once he sprang to Ids , 1858 C©wpertiwfflit Exchange periled by a Gift of Land. Some heart is glad to linvo It mo; feet in desperation and wo had ^rwrreutle Then, blow it east or blow it wont, all about the room, overturning clmlrs, Have You Investigated The well moanjng el ((ken of one of the Tho wind that blows, that wind la beat. tables and everything else thut came in earlier Georgian reigns left to the village My little croft sails not olono. our way,” ■ u small tract of ground for the pasturing A thousand Heeds from every zone “ You succeeded well in shortening my of ten cows, w Iiobo milk was to be given, Arc out upon a thousand sons, father's life,” returned Gordon gloomily. j The benefits o f Life in a pint at a time, to the deserving poor And what (or inn were favoring breeze "Under your tyranny he sank into his Might dusli another with the shook at the place. In time the cowb died, and grave long before his time.” SPRING MILLINERY: : :: Of doom upon gnnm iiidden rock. “80 he did, so he did, and lie passed jsurance. giving the subject the vicar of day, who had the char And bo 1 do not daru to pruy me on to you with tho rest of his prop ity iu his control, rented the land ns u For winds to waft mo on my way, A ll the most novel conceits and stylish effects erty, real uud personal. It was a rich pasture for the cows of his neighbors, But leovo It to a higher will ' he weight it deserves? If OFFICIAL PAPER OF OCEAN COUNTV To Htuy or speed me, trusting still inheritance, my dear hoy, even though not only in Millinery but also in who paid him 10 shillings, or $2.60. each That all is well, and sure that ho 1 bad to be dragged nt its heels. Yet ruoiiMfeea Of year for each eow that grazed there. no, then examine the poli Who launched my hark will sail with mo don't accuse me of any responsibility Thus It came about that money instead NSW JBH8EY COIHIKB PVILIIHINI i Through atorm and calm and will not fail, for your father's taking off. He was of inilk began to be dispensed to the so Whatever breezes may prevail, COMPANY. the author of my existence. Like Frank cies of The Prudential and called poor. Why there should have been To land mo, every peril past, flm . H. Fliehtr, Editor and Manager Within Ills sheltering haven at last. enstein, he built me up, bone by bone, Spring Dress Goods poverty to any considerable extent In n and was not content until lie had made village of 20 or 24 houses in England’s you will find there is one Office, New Jersey courier Building. Then, whatsoever wind doth blow, a gigantic monster and had breathed days of profitable agriculture, or whether Our stock is fresh, up-to-date and tasteful in all Tom B.River.O cean Counvy ,N.J. Borne benrt is glad to have It so, Into my bony breast the breath of life. there would have been any but for this And blow It oust or blow it west, just suited to your means Then, iu order that I might not afflict departments. Anything you want— we sell it. (O neoopy lyear...... 9900 premium that was put upon it there, Tho wind that blows, that wind is best. his sight, he stowed me uway in that P f B MS.— •< o n e copy « months...... 1 00 Who shall Bay? But time went on, and —John M. Brncoy in Arkansas Democrat. closet. Suppose I became the instru and necessities. Send age, (Oneaopy 8 months...... not very long ago the rich men of p me ment of his own undoing? Is it not true tiubtoriptionspayable In advanoe, busy manufacturing towns near by .ru that lie was, nevertheless, tho author ed covetous eyes upon the beautiful vil nearest birthday, for sam of his own downfall?” ADVERTISING RATES. lage and began to buy land on which to “Your logic seems to bo as merciless put up villus there. They bought the ple policy. TaANsiem AnviKTisiuiNT*, —Twelve lines HIS * as it is correct,” answered Gordon, with pasture land, piece by piece, until at last one men space,) to cents one Insertion. Eaoh knitted brows. “Still there ure some add itlonal insertion, so oents. the poor of the village looked to n sum CO W PERTH W A IT & CO., points relating to your history on which B08IHH8H Cards.—oneinoh space, fS.Offayear, of something like $200,000 well and safe FAMILY eaoh additional lnch.io.oo. ly Invested. my mind is a trifle obscure. Whnt pos G. W. COWPERTHWAIT sessed my father to call into being a WRITE C . B. COWPERTHWAIT G i n i r a i ADViRTiBiNo.— Onr rates will be The reader may be sure that the poor SPECTER. ' made known upon application a t this office multiplied proportionately to the growth creature of your disagreeable chnrac- 1 Home Office, elth eroerson a llyor by letter. te r ? ” Insurance Co of this charity. Sadder tales than those L i b a l advrhtibsmhtb.—A t rates Allowed by “The almighty dollar, young man. He Newark, N.J o f America law. of the wrecks of manhood who flung It Was Exorcised by The Prudential themselves upon or were sucked in by created me in order that you might in C in t - a- W ord Advirtibsmintb.—O n local page a Pretty GirL ono cent a word (or eaoh Insertion. The popular this charity could scarcely be conceived. herit a little more wealth. He did not JOHN F. OHYDEN. ■•rr.l.lrnt. LENLIE II WAKO, Vice Prr.td.Ilt Fine Parlor Lamps $1.98 local advertising scheme. think then how I should one day sit k d l a k B. WABU, 2d V, Pres.and Counsel f » k k (->t f DKYuEft.secretar) j Farming censed to pay, it 1m true, but Wa W a Wa Wa MWMM a X a * astride his shoulders like an old man Out of big stock opened last week the finest were sold from below the former farms the earth O . LOOMIS, AtUi’t Sllp’t T O M S R IV E R , N . J. began to yield a rich mineral store and “By Jove, Gordon, I don't know whnt of the sen, nor did he think thut it was the first day. One was shipped to a Fifth avenue work wns made for people threefold ns to make of you!” exclaimed Tom Fair- possible for me to afflict liis son. For Hoorn 2 Courier Building, Toms River, N. J. Thursday Afternoon, June 8. 189?. numerous us the population of tlio orig loigli, drawing on his gloves with con obvious reasons, my relations with you New York, mansion. are not so intimate as they were with inal fanning village. Cottages sprung up siderable show of vexation. “Amy Hep your worthy father. I was evolved out Entered at the Post Office at Toms River in rows, even to the forming of a new burn’s happiness is dear to me; in fact, of the wheat pit of the hoard of trade. as tecond-cla.s mail matter. street or two, and earnest honest men I came here tonight t?» tell you that I came there to labor. Today many of Your father wns a bull, and he merciless lov e her” — i , o n o b e a c h c i x v , n . j . these families have succumbed to the ly gored botii life and fortune out of a Long Beach Inn, Toms River Souvenirs “To toll me!” broke in Gordon. “ Why temptation of the local charity. don’t you toll her?” certain bear who was not nimble enough Now open under new management. Will accommodate 100. Fine to get out of his way.” Dainty litt'e articles— useful too, all marked with the Today there is In that little village “ Wait, can’t you? Let me finish. I Bathing, Sailing, Fishing, Crabbing. Six miles further out in Ocean “And who was this bear?” asked Gor squalor to match the worst In London, have told her, and she declined me. It don. than Atluntic City. Terms $0 to $10 per week. Ou Ocean and B* a name “ Toms River.” Honest households have been transform wns done very gently awl with the great “A man named Hepburn.” ed into families of parasites, loafers and est possible regard for my feelings, but HOWARD 3. DAVIS CULVER PO8 TOFFICE “Amy Hepburn’s father?” murmured drunkards, who will not work because nevertheless I was declined. Don't think the young man, rubbing his hand I aims money comes moro easily than me n fool because I come here and make Mrs. J. G. Howard’s Open all the y«ar around wages. The charity must be distributed. across his brow in an effort to remember. Hot Weather Needs a confession which can be nothing less "Yes. Hepburn lost every penny he If it is withheld today, it will be bigger than mortifying, I’m doing it for Amy’s and moro harmful later on. The kindly sake,” had in the world through that disastrous M eadow-brook Cottage, warctowu.N.j. Gem Ice Cream Freezers at Cut Prices, Refrigerators wheat deal, lie was forced into bank- 1 man who is in charge of it at present inis “ For Amy's sake!” echoed Gordon. ruptcy and, unable to hear the disgrace, ' A lovely summer resort. L. A. W. and other bicyle riders cordial!} Gasoline Stoves Hammocks, Window Screens, Door no alternative except to dole it out to “Yes. I want to see her happy, and took ids own life. His money went to welcomed. Transients accommodated with meals at any hour. whoever asks for it. Unfortunately be you are the man to make her so. She Screens, Mosquito Netiing, Star Lace Curtain Mretchers increase the store your father loft you, is loo credulous, too kindly, too much declined me on your account. Of course tl-25 PER DAY $7.00 PER WEEK my boy, and it is now possible for you absorbed iu other work, too honest, to I knew long ngo that you were my rival, to live in luxury, while Hepburn’s wife comprehend the wickedness of the peo hut did you not know until two hours ngo and children must struggle on ns best ple who cringe to him for alms and laugh that you were the successful one. You UULLAH m m GROVER & IRONS iu their sleeves as they take them. To they can. However,” and the skeleton aren’t worthy of her and don’t deserve got up and started back to its closet, day these parasites go to him with any her, but don’t think for a moment that I P. S . I R O N S , Manager Courier Bldg. Main st. story they can invent when they merely "it is not for ine to moralize. Now that HIUH GRADE 1899 MODEI believe myself more worthy or more de iO.OOVICUNA BICY I’ve caught myself delivering a homily want the means for a debauch. A tale serving.” Pausing suddenly, Fuirleigh x C x iE I'}- express. U. o. J> of n sick wife, a lie about a foreclosed I’ll just take my departure. Au revoir, I 1,1 examination. K> walked to his friend’s "idc and laid a / / /HkS. uniinr H oi yourexpres YOU WILL REALIZE 1 HAT “ THEY LIVE mortgage, or a police court fine, or my ucur follow!” office and If.i ou find Hi hand on his shoulder. “ I can't under I / / ;;emilue I Mill model IIII.I fiction about an accident to a limb—lie* Halting at the closet door the skeleton stand what you mean by loading Amy WELL WHO LI VE CLEANLY,” IF YOU USE out of whole cloth seven times in ten— waved its adieu and disappeared within. to believe that you care for her, while suffice to get them an order for any sum Gordon sat in his chair, deep in thought, nil the time dividing your attention with between 10 shillings and £5. while his cigar burned itself out be Nell Forthdyke. Would you be inhuman »||J will'll a.ltrrlNoil by And what then? thinks the rondo.. tween his fingers. oiimk enough to breuk a heart us loyal us 01 lior H - up to $86.00, They sell the order to the shopkeeper, the At lust he got up and shook his brood pay your express n«ent Hot Weather Politics. A m y ’s ? " tlio tmlnnec. $14,05 largest beneficiary of the charity, lie shoulders as though freeing himself of a and express charges. SAPOLJO “Don't get tragic, Tom. I'm not going cause he operates as a broker, cashing disagreeable burden. T H E V IC U N A to break anybody’s heart. Neil is rich, tiie orders for ns little ns he thinks the D BY A MSB- The crop of candidates for the Re you know ” — “Society has dared me,” he muttered, AIIANTKK. Frame holders will accept. Two shillings on a “but I know my heart now, and I’ll do Is 22 “And so are you,” sneered Fairleigb, . tubing, finest two-plene Ifenlnn hunger, finest full Imll bonrlnw, Jtr.ann nrch crown? enameled black, publican nomination for Sheriff this 5 shilling order, or £1 for £6, as 1 am told, as I please!" walking hurriedly to the door and laying i oiuitr ti AHf t i l l * . '1. " P <»' down turn liandle linro, best Doyle pedals, IIIGII k New Departure For 1899 is how be discounts these tenders. With O R h c D - r n n ^ u IIIOS, line Iratlii'r birr, complete "Itli nil tools anil repair outfit, his hand on the knob, “but Amy Hep O R B D O E fP R T On D AY . ^01'I1 CANf IN MARKMAKE $50.00 KVUItYEVERY MONTH BUM,ISKI. 1.1 NO TIIKSliTIIE MTIKKI.S AT $25.00. (Sean. Roebuck A Co. fall seems to be the only crop that whnt he gives them they get drunk. .burn is poor. Society dares you to wed Aft or Harry Gordon and Amy Hep CATAMIdllK FREE. The tale of the poisoning of the SEARS, ROEBUCK & CO., CHICACO, ILL. the hot weather hasn’t wilted. Adam with poverty. If you love Amy, ure you burn had been married and had returned lage by the gift of pasture land is well Call and see our line of latest style man enough to take the dare? Examino from their honeymoon Harry brought ins ouchcd for. it wns told to me by n W. Downey of Brick, and former into the financial condition of the Hep bride up stairs to liis old bachelor’s deu man of the highest standing in the vil burns, reflect upon the cutiso of their and seated her in a chair. Sheriff Frank M. Chambers of TomB lage, who declares it to be one form of downfall in fortune uud then let me seo “My dear,” he said, “I have a confes FREE EXAMINATION an evil which assumes oh many shapes * BICYCLES * if you are strong enough to leap this sion to make to you. My father once did River, w ere the first in the field. all over England ns endowed charity Brnhmnnicnl barrier of caste.” your father a grievous wrong, and I ° Ur EyG SPecia,l8t VisitO TOMS RIVER In price from $20.00 upwards. Repairs on hand. Re foundations enn'branch out into. Sooner Charles It. LeOompte of Lakewood, With this parting shot Fairleigb passed have made myself tlio happiest fellow or later England will put an end to these ; Wednesday* June 14 lo ^ a S L p n i. at Cowp?rthwaft Exchange quickly out of the room and slammed the in the world by undoing it. However, as pairing, enameling and refitting done promptly, by an pestilential endowments. It will not ___ * > »r Eyes should rncclve the first attention. Ail cases of astigmatism and muscular deflclewcv says he is a candidate. Anson J. door behind him. llarqy Gordon guv we are not to have any secrets from each prove too difficult n task to a people who nNe!,ralt?la ar“ ' heartache caused from eye slnda,permanent,I, relieved whl e patent experienced man. vent to a long whistle, settled himself other, you must know about this.” . medicine which is constantly used,will do untold harm to the system. ALL GLASSES GUAKANTBED Rider of Tackerton is mentioned by reformed their pension system ns they hack in his chair and thoughtfully lighted A look of astonishmeut came into ' THE PIIII.AIIEliPHIA did and who put the crown lands into his friends, though Anson Las not a cig ar. Amy's blue eyes ns she watched her hus E YE AIjlM'l'to the public charge when the time for so LEECH STILES & CO. THOMAS ROBERTS band proceed to the closet, throw open doing wns ripe.—Julian Ralph in Provi “That wns quite a jolt,” ho muttered, declared h im self; and Captain John the door and go to rummaging about in 15 & 17 MAIN STREET TOMS RIVER, N. dence Journal. looking upward through the curling J. side. T. Burton of the same village is wreaths of smoke. “ 'How happy could 1 be with either were t'other dear charm “What iu tho world are you looking R i c h a r d The Personiil r.i|iinfIon. to any ono for first information of a being quietly canvassed as a possi er away!’ It's ns sure as cun bo that I for, Hurry?” she asked as ho returned to At the University of North Dakota the $ 5 REWARD :: love one and fancy the other, but who her side. Harding D avis vacancy for a Bookkeeper, S to nog- bility by some of the knowing ones. JlOO students are hoarded in three dormi will unravel the Gordian kuot? Which “I’m looking for something that does rapher, Clerk or Telegraph Operator w hich wo succeed in Ailing. tories, for the Institution is out on the is it to be—Amy or Nell?” not seem to be tliere-^llio Gordon family was married W o not only train for practical work but always secure situations lot Here in Dover Lucien B. Gravatt, prairie, three miles front Grand Forks, A knock fell on the door, not on the skeleton, Amy. For the first time in 15 in a Blue Serge Suit— u his best man ” the nearest town. worthy graduates ot our Business and Shorthand Departments. II you son of the lato Sheriff George B. outside coor, but on a door leading into rs it is not to be found in that w ore a Blue Serge Suit— thus putting the Not long ago the students began to a closet, Harry Gordon stirred uncom closet.” arc seeking employment and willing to study, send ten two-cent stamps stamp of approval on these useful gar Gravatt, has announced himself in complain of the cuisine, which finally be fort a lily in bis chair, a vexed look coming Just then a clanking trend was heard tor five easy lessons (by mail) in shorthand to came so hud that they could endure it no into his eyes as he fixed them upon the in the hallway without, the door was ments even for wedding dress. longer, so a committee of two girls was the field ; while some folks are won closet door. After a brief interval of pushed slowly ajar, and the skeleton Im portant Social O ccasions prescribe appointed to lay their grievances before silence tlio knock wns repeated. limped in, supporting itself on a crutch certain dress observances- dering if Moses L. Johnson wouldn’t the president. MN'ow, what in the world aroused and looking very much the worse for appropriate New York wen r. ness being the prime requirem ent. fill the bill, though Muses says noth The head of the university is n man of you?” cried Gordon. great dignity and reserve, and the repre "Business is business,” came a hollow There it is!” cried Gordon. “ What’s partures from stiff forms are not only per- J * sentatives of tho students were nervous Business ing This is all heard from at pres voice from the other side of the closet the matter with you, old eiiap? Here, mhsibie, but commendable at times. * i when they found themselves in ids pres door. "I’m here for a purpose, and if I sit down. I want to mnke you acquaint ent—but it is still early in the game ence. do not make that purpose mauifest once ed with my wife.” OUR LEADER Institute and ten townships haven’t entered “ Well, young ladies, wlmt is it?” he in iu awhile you’ll forget nil about me.” ' The family skeleton dropped into a quired. chair and shook until it rattled like a 81 E. 125th SI., New York. the race. This remark was followed by a clunk ‘‘Why, a—a Mr. President, the—the ing, cuchinnntory outburst that seemed re of castanets. Blue Serge Suits. $ 7 . so, The most celebrated practical schools In America. Business, Short D nulllf nr eirwrf., ___I ... r . . ' The Democratic nominee it is said table is very had, and there simply must to grate harshly on Gordon’s ear. I'm done for,” it groaned. "You’ve Double or single breasted vest as you prefer—warranted fasT be a change.” fixed me, young mnn. I just dropped in hand, Typewriting, Penmanship, ^Telegraphy and Preparatory Depart will be Frank Ellis of Barnegat, "W ell, Whnt do you want?” he asked. color—all sizes. Half lined or full lined. “ Wlmt is wrong about it?” “ I want to come out and show myself. to say goodby forever. But don’t intro ments. Business men everywhere indorse these schools. Refer to Bank formerly conductor on the Central “Oh, it’s just dreadful. W e can’t stand You know I'm here, but a little ocular duce me to your wife. We’ve met be ers, Merchants and prominent patrons all over the world. Superior In it.” fo r e .” 0tben at $8-5<>, $10, $12, $X3 .5o, $I5 & fjS - Railroad. demonstration won’t come amiss, I take struction. The best mechanical equipment. Grounds for athletics. Board “ But you must be more specific. Men it. Remember, I’m showing considera That’s so, Harry,” said Amy. “I T h m In eliher ilrfl; cr double breasted Coat or Vest. tion some of the deficiencies.” tion for you. I might have kicked open know all about this family skeleton of andotherexpensesmoderate. Novacations. Students may onter at any Frank Thompson, President of the The girls thought n moment. "Why, this door and stalked out into the room, rs. Don’t let it worry you, my dear,” FOUR STORES. time. Beautiful catalogue mailed on request. Address (mention this paper), Pennsylvania Railroad, died on Mon tnke the soup, for instance,” cried one; hut 1 didn’t. I rapped.” and she threw her soft arms about his 279 Brondway, Chambtrs “it’s nothing but water.” 'Can’t you put it off? Come out to neck. “ Let the dead past bury its dead. # ,C“rt ?ndt n.Church, CLEMENT C. GAINES. President. Poughkeepsie, N. Y. day night. From a job in the rail “Yes,” echoed the other, “and the morrow. I've got something else to think If we are happy, isn’t that enough V" i o l . f c t 1 A v e " near n t b s t . road shops at Altoona he rose to the bread is simply abominable.” about now.” “Enough, yes!” and he pressed a rap OUTFITTERS to MEN and BOYS. 125th St., cor. 3rd Ave. NEW YORK CITY. I have secured the services ol Charles B. Grover, “And the butter, Mr. President,” said “ The high and mighty order of family turous kiss upon her fair cheek. highest point on the road— a position the first with great emphasis, "the butter skeletons are not in the habit of playing That kiss pronounced the doom of thr late with (J. H. Shinn, of Lakewood, a well known of greater power aBd responsibility is sim p ly uneatable.” second fiddle, or taking buck seats, for Gordon family skeleton. Forthwith it be gan to fade int- thin air, finally vanish than attaches to most of Europe’s Her companion turned upon her wrnth- anybody. I’m coming nt once." fully, her eyes flashing. "It is not!” she "All right, then,” groaned Gordon, ing and leaving not a wrack behind.— crowns. exclaimed hotly. "My father makes that squaring himself about in his chair. Buffalo News. butter.” —Chicago News. "C o m e on.” Tho closet door flew- open and a well A Narrow Eurnpe. I T CYCLE LoconiotlrPi Hun With OH. He Didn't W ant It. developed skeleton strode out and drop The experience of an Arch street resi All the locomotives on the Snntn Fe ped with a rattle into n chair. The cav dent who was engaged at house cleaning railroad iu California are run with petro At a military bazaar iu England an ernous eyes were blankly expressive—to one day will serve ns n warning about leum for fuel. The supply comes from a officer thought he fancied n certain arti Gordon. For him, also, there was some whnt not to do. The woman in this In big petroleum ranch near Fullerton, cle exposed for sale nt one i>f the stalls, thing sarcastic in the grin of the fleshiess stance was turning a room inside out, whore there are 12 wells yielding an av and in* was certain he fancied the lady ja w s . * and to get the hire curtains at one of The Centra] Store erage of 400 barrels a day. Altogether wno presided at the stall. He remarked, "Dust me off," said the skeleton. "1 there are 62 locomotives on tho Califor therefore, that he thought that particu the windows out of the way she threw Courier Building want to show up as frightful ns possible nia division fitted with oil burners, and lar article very pretty. them over n side wall gas fixture. I rav JOS. GROVER ton ig h t.” ing finished with the room, she went lo THE COURIER LEADS ____ they have not only proved eminently buo- The lady said: "Yes, it is very pretty. The request presented itself to Gordon eessful, but cost no moro than coni burn My mother sent it.” another part of the house, leaving the ns a command which he was powerless ers. A ton of old will carry them twice “ Ah. really.” pursued the officer, de lace curtains hanging over the gas fix- ____ALL OTHERS FOLLOW to disobey. Picking up a feather duster, u re. as many miles as a ton of coal and haul termined to discover the name of the he plied it vigorously about the gleaming the same load. Coni is worth $7 a ton owner of the eyes that had bewitched Later she left the house, and when she Advertising1 in the Courier . .. . , , , w h ite bones. and oil nltoul the same price. him, "really, let me see returned a half dozen hours later she wns | A-thoo. he sneezed, dropping the The petroleum output in southern Cali met your mother. Iler name is’ almost paralyzed with fright to find that That Everybody Knows Brings the BEST Results duster and falling into his chair. fornia now amounts to 46,000 barrels n "The queen of England,” answered the he curtains had hern placed over a tiny day, and it is all consumed upon the Fa- Indy. "You ought not to neglect me,” said flame of gas that had been left burning the skeleton. "I’m one of the family and cific coast. It wns discovered about ten rl lie officer did not wait for the fancied nil day, but by a miracle flic flame had ('a p tit i n P h ilip ns n ( n ilr t. years ngo an d 1ms been in use fo r about article. should l*e treated ns such. Now, then, burned only a hole through fhe several It has been said that Captain Philip’s j . let's have a chat.” GREATER OAK HALL__, GREATER OAK HALL five years. A tank steamer runs regular thicknesses of the curtains instead of ig public acknowledgment of God oil Un J GREATER oak h a ll ly between Santa Barbara and San j A White Woman Medicine Mnn. I Tho skeleton crossed its bony legs and niting the entire flimsy hanging and docks of the battleship Texas, after the I Francisco, carrying refined petroleum to The Kiowa Indians have just elected a Settled bark comfortably. causing a probably serious blaze. The fight before Santiago, was the natural the latter market. The Southern Pacific white woman as their “medicine man." “ Will it do me any good to have a chat flame having burned a hole, the curtain expression of a deeply religious nature. runs Its local trains by oil, and it is also Her name is Mrs. Poor Buffalo, or Belle with you?" queried Gordon. by its own weight slipped over the jet Bat his classmates at the Naval acade consumed as fuel in several manufactur Perkins. Her husband, who was the "That remains to lie seen. It used to and out of the way of danger—Philadel my and the men who have sailed with ing establishments in this section. There medicine man of the tribe, died recently, Jo your father good. Why. it was my phia Record. him say that he is not more religious Upgrade and Downgrade is no smoke and there are no cinders. and she was elected to tnke his place. custom t * visit him every niglit. As he than other men in the navy—not so re The locomotive tenders on the Santa Fe Mrs. Poor Buffalo is a white woman and sat before that table there, writing. I’d One of (lip F.mni ntlnln. ligious as many who always have their the all-wooL1 n o t ^ j * ' IeaSt rond are big tanks, and the engineer has lived among the Kiowas for the past sneak out of that closet, come quietly up ltible on tiie table in their cabins and " D o you play golf?” asked the feeds the fire with a key.—Los Angeles behind him and put an arm caressingly fa ir 30 years. She is now 40 years old. She young creature read it regularly when nt sen or in port. Letter. about his neck." The skeleton laughed. is the first white woman to hold this kind "No, but"— lie stammered. llicy believe that he spoke on the im So that even for most popular clothes I of position. Her duties are to supply the Working its bony jaw s with a succession of He Prom otes Matrimony. “ Then I can never marry you," she in pulse of tho moment, his heart devoutly Indians with news from heaven.—Wich crackling sounds that made Gordon shiv- thankful that tiie victory had boon Fred Harvey, a remnrkable man who terrupted. My husband must be a man , our Pnces are extremely low. ita (Kan.) Cor. Cincinnati Enquirer. "How it used to startle hii«: H e achieved at so slight a loss, and willing has been running the eating stations on of education.”—New York Ilorald. that nil men should witness his profes Wr Ab.°',C any M*n S cIothes we daren’ t trust any the Santa Fe railroad ever since it was III* WrdillriR Fee In F rit*. sion of faith. WWrong ronE tailoring spoils them--Sergethem- Serge Suits.Sufis $7 50 $W*10 s,’^ T S .’i f °.U r ° ' Vn for Serg e S u its- built, is responsible for n great deal of A Story of the Civil War. tn A diminutive couple that ought to have As a boy at the academy, while he Othero . k „ comfortable------cool Suits S7 SO 0 o n m u ^ ,* A s 1 if------««r-„ • «a fault. the growth and a great deal of the happi Mr. .1. U. AJdcrson of West Virginia . • •• , SU1‘S. *7.50 to $20. Men’s $5 All-wool Suits are good— not fine. been spanked and sent home were mar never surreptitiously drank as others, he Its are good— not fine. ness in this part of tho country. He has said to a reporter: "Tlio other day I ried at Stanford by a preacher, who re “ A Word to the made no pretense of Rang religious. He The clothes for b o y s -th e perfected possible “ V done more than any immigration society was invited to the homo of Major Willis ceived (*» cents and two dozen eggs for smoked whenever he got a clianee in h;s ■1 up. \ oung fellows, we dress in the no” 1 ’ to settle up the southwest and still con t<> a reception, and while there met Cap b his services. The groom was a Unit 15 9 f quarters or in the darkness back of old P. Young fellows, we d r e s s 'in '^ e T o b fe t crX’s/S o^ o^ i^ 3^ ’ $$ tinues to provide wives for ranchmen, years of age nnd tho hride n little over W ise is Sufficient. tain William Hammond of Florida. I cowboys, railw .y hands and other honest tort Severn between the watchmen’s 12, wearing a dress too short by two had never seen him before. When Cap Very Large pioneers. H e employs female waiters in rounds. He never, as other cadets did. inches to reach her knees. It looked like tain Hammond learned that I was from all his 18 or 20 eating houses between But some stubborn people gave his word not to smoke, and so he Very Small mockery of marriage. After the ceremo West Virginia, he said that he ^rvi-d Kansas City and Los Angeles. He Im felt a perfect freedom to do it if he could ny they drove their wagon up in a fence 'wait until ' ‘ down sick ’ ’ be- there during the war. He was in one Women keep from befog caught. Like Sigsbce, ports t! em from the eastern states and is battalion and I in another. Tailor-Made Suits for either he v as a practical joker, and if you always careful in his selections, both as P S Z h„T f°re W w *0 W2 Td off illness "W e got to telling stories, and Cap to appearance and character. Mary of should go to any of the members of his work for a woman with zo bust or as Patient. just as careful with mg been brought along to save the un tain llamnioml gave an account of how them come out for their health, but if or cure it. The wise recog class and ask them who was the most necessary investment of 5 c uts in cheese be escaped the Yankees by a clever ruse they are ordinarily attractive they are popular in it they would say "Jack Phil- and crackers. I happened to drive hr nize in the word " Hood's" one day lie was at the house of Colo ,o 2 surrrises certain to receive a proposal of marriage nel McNeill, when it was announced fp.” — Philadelphia Saturday Evening with two friends while this bridal dinner Post. before they have been here three months. was in progress, and the show was well assurance o f health, that the enemy was approaching, and he m1?6" s Ta>Ior=riade Suits AT ABOUT HALF PRICE For that reason Mr- Harvey’s supply of worth the price of admission. Adam and ran out hurriedly to hide. The uly | G o ld i (lie 'hilipi>ines. waiters has to be renewed nt brief and For all blood troubles, scrofula, pim phn-e offering sfffcty was a benin tn m ,Oo . — v ------yesterday took the suits Eve were never as happy in the Garden Private C. E. Kent of the Twentieth regnlar Intervals, and the successful re ple*. as well as diseases of the kidneys, ami the captain climbed up on a ronsK to make most over again, saying. ” it will nay us to of Ed. n as that couple I saw in the fence Kansas writes home to his mother: “ I sults of his matrimonial bureau are liver and bowels. H ood's Sarsaparilla i> l b w as net seen. ‘ W hen the s..!di» ... r -i w e"e' er saw such values.” Mn,-, corner.—Harrotlshurg (Ky.) Sayings. don't rare bow quick this trouble ends, —e on sale to-day. found in every community.—Chicago the effective and faultless cure. h;ft.’ said Captain Hammond, ‘a little $ ? 5 Taiiur-Made Suits go at $20 *for ‘ *' am lik e lots o f the o th e r l*oys— I Tailor-Made Suits go at $!ff R ecord. McKlaley and Alger. Poor Blood - “ The doctor said there iriil cam e tip and tohl m e to co m e out. $ 2 5 Tailor-Made Suits go at $ 1 5 $ 1 8 were not seven drops of good blood in my want to look for gold. The other day one An English ethnologist says that the Sl.e carried me into the house. She $ 1 5 Tailor-Made Suits go at $8.50 A Cultured Boa ton W alter. bod y. H ood's Sarsaparilla built me up ar.d of the Montana hoys found gold in a creek name McKinley is of Hebrew origin. w3s * pretty child, and while the Yan made me strong and well." SrsiE K. Brows bottom. Tho fellow took other boys and The New York Sun informs inquiring kees were searching the place she stood “Mae” is Scottish for the Hebrew won! lt> Astor Hill, Lynn. Mass. used a gold pan and made $7 in ere dav. ^l^en S and .Misses’ Reefers and Suits •orrespondents that it is the height of £>t.. Philadelphia. m i •>nee upon u time a man entered * pop is that little girl." and he introduced R US U £eefers go at $4.00 recognized by any one that ever looked (■consistent With Arithmetic. B-autiful $ 6 Reefers go at $3.00 Beautiful « 4 Reefers go at $2.0 0 ular restaurant here in Boston, and. aft Into his dictionary for the interpretation him to Mrs. W. K. Wilson of Chatta- Love and marriage have no regard for ! Beautiful $ 2. 50 Reefers go at $ 1.00 er tnefcimr his napkin into his shirt eol- of a term of Arabic origin, probably be 3 ( c c d * S S a Uafta u f f a noega. Mrs. Wilson is the daughter of the rules of arithmetic. First, one *« won e-eparrd to order hi« dinner. longs to the Gcr Shorn it es, one of the Colonel McNeill, and she was the child U e pay Cariare " hen reas°nable amount is purchased' by one and then one and one are one.— *'\\ h.st will you have, sir,’’ inquired the chief branches of the Levites. part of who wau-hed Captain Hammond while “a -have or a shampoo?"—Bos the soldiers were hunting him. She had Philadelphia Bulletin. whom were dispersed with the lost tribe liver tff«: the now-irrtntiBi: »r$ Sixth & Market Sts., ton H erald not seen the captain since that day.— I of Israel f anly catl^nte to take wltk HoodW SarwgariUa. Charleston News and Courier. Philadelphia. WANAMAKER t SROWN New Jersey Courier. PERSONAL. A Junt Wedding. BARNEOAT. MARINE NEWS. BAYVILLE. Administrator’s •HI r o i> Keith Mett Becomes Mrs. Children’s day will be celebrated In both The ladle* ot the BayviUe M. B. church OT VALUABLI InUrMtin* Talk of Your Fritndt A . D oa n . churches next Sunday. The Presbyterian ex- will hold a strawberry festival In the town — of the Court of Chancery of the State of Ne"' THE MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN hall on Wednesday. Jane 14lh. Jersey, and to ms directed, 1 will aell at public TburnUj Afternoon, Jnm 8, 1899. VUlNte MCIUJ h u been on tbe qul T in lor ' rcl" * wl11 *>• <“ ld 10 tb» nllernoon nod Ibe Real Estate ! vendue on M lu Lao OriTAtl w u homo from Tronton tbe poet week over the weddlnn ot Mice Keith MeUloalil In thn eveotoK, The hinall ney’a Wall, on Sunday. Mott, daughter ol Mre Hour, F. Mott, to Mr. | Th* d0,l,lK eierel.ee ol our public eohool COUNTY VE88EL8. WEDNESDAY, July 5. 1899, I with I wes Id Zoolooland, At the Hotel of Cowdrick A Cook, m the village nant-a-Word Column Bonce A Doeo ol Philadelphia, which took w,r" M d ln tk» I're.hjterlan churoli on rMTNB Ni nMI UlHF.II, Administrator o f the ot Toma (Over, ln the County of Ocean and State Elan Garthwalt of Forked River, was In Where styles for summer clothes M. estate ol Isaac 8. Jennings, deceased, by town on Friday, place ot Christ church oo Wedueedaj al With Thuradaj evenloe, Juno 1st. Nloo ■oholore Adeline Townsend, Cranmer, arr N Y June 6 o f New Jersey, between the hours ot 19 u. aud fi ,77h, UGilnKontM, Allot, a n OMcpUittn Uat Ran to brass ringlets on the hand virtue of an order issued By the orphans’ Court of o'clock p. M . to wit at 9 o’clock p. if., on said day »nLnm a Kb* rate of a o u t a word fo r each noon | received giammar school diplomas and two— Anna K Bishop, Uulon, atr N Y June 4 , he oounty of Ocean, State o f New Jersey, dated Anna T Bailey, Inman, pasaod Keedy island Jane And ditto In the nose. the following described real estate : fjJUSo* «<«*»•* wordforMndor.lWi.. A. G Dellsle of Washington, D. C,, was a Theceremony was performed by Rev.Thomas VaoCleaf Predtnore and Winfield 8. Piedmore February I, ihw , will «efi at public vendue at the Visitor here last week. 4 for Fernand ina National hotel o f A. J. Berty, In the village of All the tract or parcel of land and prein- A Tldhall.D. D . Kootor ol the Church ol the — kreduoted. A n r j lulore.tln* prooratn A G Lyons, Sears, N Y; aidJan a for Va Mannabawkln, county of ocean, state of Mew lava, hereinafter particularly described, sit nKRY to pittDt g ' d Ideas m aybe secured Asenatn a snaw, Morgan,Fall River, aid Jan 5 for Pulmnnto Syrup la a sur* curs for coughs aud Jersey, on uate, lying and being ln the township of Dover, M°by our iSd,addre*s TUB PATENT KBCORD, Mrs. Amos Blrdsall. J r , o f Philadelphia, Is E plphon,. Philadelphia, nod Rbt Frederic woe rendered Norfolk colds; tor sate by Thomas B. Irons. ln the county o f ocean and State of Sew Jersey. Baltimore* Md. ______Visiting friends here. Greucee. Rector ol Chrut church. The bride | Q ««lorl» meetlnii woe held In the Melhndllt WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21, 1899, Being the same tract of land and premises con Blanche Hopkins, Davis, Ba tlmore; aid June 6 for veyed by Harriet VantasBel Frances Armstrong IL PUH'Uno *r«3 UOIOUJ imumnvu uoo|i»w Mrs. Mary Walton of Far Rockaway, Is a woe Riven owoy by her ancle. Mr John B. M olt i c hurch laat Ponday. Charleaton MARRI AQES. between the hours of 19 ra. and fi p. m., to wit at 1 and Adelald Merrlt, executrixes of the last will Bertha F Walker, Gurtla,Reedy Island; pasted up A ing on the property of Magaret Applegate gnest o f Miss Ella Walton. o f New York, Ih the obeeoce ol Mr. William William Cox, Jr., I. home trom Khool lor DOAN—M Orr—At Christ church, Toms o'clock p. m., ou said day, the following described and testament of Albert Vantassel to J. Minerva ,r viar;inr» J OskersonOakeraon at Toma HiverWtnder benaity June 7 real estate: Judge by deed bearing date the twpnty-ninth day Mott who is abroad for his health- She was the summer. if the law MARGARET APPLEGATE. Miss Bertha Yates is visiting her sister in Cassia F Bronson, Bennett, air Portland June fi River, June 7, 1899. by Rev- F. Greaves, as Lot No. 1 An undivided ona-thlrd interest In a o f March, A. O. 1838, recorded in the Ocean gowued ln white satin, trimmed with orange Alex Inman, our new baker, has moved bis Uhaunoey fi Burko,Townsend, arr Pensacola Juno sisted by Rov Dr. Tldhall o f Philadelphia, act of pine laud situated near the head of Three county Clerk’s office, in Book 168 of Deeds, psges ■nTnO A lN S for *ale or Exchange—Sloop yacht; Anbury Park for a fortnight. Bfi, etc , and In said deed Is described as follows: blossoms, and tbe one ornameut she wore was family here from Mannabawkln. 6th Fot>- Brunott, containing 68 and 9fi-loo acres, more K iiso new McCo mlck llaivester, aiighily Horace A, Doan of Philadelphia, and Miss ~~ ' jss, aud recorded ln the Clerk’d office of the Being a part of a tract of 69 84-100 acres con Mrs. R L Dlshrow Is a gnest o f Mrs. E. C. The Atkins Bros., proprietors of the Ocean Chas K Uuoxiey,Townsend, Darien; aid June 8 for .TaZi ADPl; tor partlculara to crescent pin of pearls and diamonds, the gift NY EdUh J. Mott o f T om s Rivet- uuty of Uuean, in book aa o f deeds, page (M», veyed to the said George E Applegate by William used. a B NEW BURY. Toma River. Millett at Gonvernenr, N. Y. Hou»e at Asbury Park, have been trying the Chas U Leet, Cranmer, arr Suffolk Jane D j. Applegate by deed dated the fifth day of August, the groom. 1867, recorded m tho Ocean county Clerk’s office •p ndent Stylographto *■en. Richard Stockton of Princeton, was an surf fleeing ibis week at Harvey Cedars. Is not r commended for every- Lot No. 9 An undivided one-half part of a tract at Toms Klver, ln Book 40 of Deeds, page 867, etc. o s —An Iodep ndent Miss Florence Adams o f New York City, was De Mory Gray, Walton, Phlla; ski June 6 for Nor I pine laud adjutulug lot No. I aud containing 117 Finder win coniife’-a great lavor by tetu nlng Ocean honse gnest this week. Irvin W. Rogers, secretary of the Standard folk SWAMP- Beginning at a stone ln the middle of the road the maid o f honor. Bhe wore a handsome cos* David Carll, Hawkins, arr Baltimore June T and 76 mu acres, more or less, and recorded same from Toms-Klver to Freehold distant one chain Fire Insurance company of Trenton, was ln ROOT Just the remedy you need. Tract No. 1. and fifty links ou a course south fourteen degrees Captain Hudson Gasklll was up from Man- tame of pink satin, surmounted by a large B n Weaver,Falklnburgh.N Y;sid June 0 for Phlla town on Monday ot this week. druggists iu fifty cent and dollar Lot No. 8 An undivided one-half part of a tract and fifteen inlnuteB west from the northwest nahawkin on Friday of laat week. black hat. Mr. William Vanlngen, also of Emma L cotungnam, arr 1‘htia June 8 sizes. You msy h . vc a sample bottle of this won of p ne land adjotnlug lot No. 9, containing m corner of the dwelling house ou the tract hereby New York.was the best man Tbenshers were Bva B Douglass,Thompson,arr Perth Amboy June derful new discovery by mail free, also pamphlet acre*, more or loss, and recorded as above lots. oouveyed and about twenty-five links from the BREVITIES. Keeper Alex Brlnlsy and fam ily o f Lanoka, 3d telling all about it. northwest corner of A. 80 76-tuo acres conveyed Charles D Brackenridge of Toms River; Dr. CEDAR GROVE. Address, Dr. KUmer A Co., Ulnghampton, N. Y. Lot No. 4 An undivided one-half part of a tract spent 8onday with John F. Bills. B B Blrdsall, Lamaon, Phlla; Bid June 8 for Provi * pine laud, udjolnlug lot No. 8, contains 137 and by the said George E. Applegate to JameB G. William Potter, Theodore Doan and Joseph dence ion acres, more or lesB, and Is recorded as Gowdy, now owned by E. C. took; thence run Short Mrs. Bernard Borens o f Philadelphia, has Once more death has crossed the threshold Bva A Danenhower, Johnson, arr N Y June 7 ning as tho magnetic needle now points; (1) north Pithy Bits ot Home News. Clawson of Philadelphia. ubovo. been stopping at tbe Ocoan house. of a home In this place, taking away Mabel, Funny Brown, Newport News; Bid jane 7 for eighty-six degrees and forty-one minutes east The church was beautifully decorated with Lot No 6 An undivided one half part of a tract twenty-seven chains and eleven links; (9) north New moon today. aged night years, the eldest daughter o f Joseph Charleston ' pine land adjoining lot No. 4, and contains hi seven degrees and fifty-seven minutes west soven Lawyer Thomas C. Curtis o f Point Pleasant, palms potted plants and cut flowers—roses and Fanny Tracv. Tilton, Norfolk; sailed June fi for anti 61-100 acres, more or less, aud la recorded as W. Applegate. :ilie was a remarkable child- Charleston chains and thirty links: (3) south eighty-six de Days are almost at their very longest. visited the county seat last Thursday. carnaiions predominating. The chancel and above. grees and forty-one minutes west twenty-elgnt loving and thoughtful for the comfort of tbo«e A T Lnpton, Longstreet, arr Brunswick June 7 Lot No. 0 Au undivided two thirds part o f a chains and seventy-nine links to a stone ln said Pike fishing in creeks and ponds keeps the Principal John W. Salmons of tbe Wait altar were massed with palms and cat flowers. around her. But she has gone over the river Grace Seymour, Holmes, arr Phlla June 7 tract of pine land near the above tracts, contain road along which It runs; (4) south twenty de local anglers busy. Creek school, was In town yesterday. Carnations were put at the end of each pew. Grade D Buchanan, Green. N Y;sld June 4 for— ing 476 acres, more or less, aud recorded as above. grees and thirty-three minutes east seven chains and tbe home circle is broken, leaving sad and and sixty links to the bfgtnnmg containing twen Several hundred guests were at the church. George U Vreeland, Norfolk; ski June e for N Y Lot No. 7 An undivided one third part or a Last year there was frost on June Old; this William E Sboch and fam ily have opened sorrowing parents to mourn for one they ten Grade D Chambers, arr Old Point Comfort June fi tract of cedar swamp and pine land, and Is known ty acres and 39-100 of an acre. year It was 103® in the shade. tbe Beaumont cottage for the snmmer, At 12:30 a wedding breakfast was served to as tlio Poizart tract, situated on ana above Cedar Seized as the property of Henry Bulmer, et ux., derly loved. Funeral services were conducted Hattie V Kelsey, Rnlon, passed City Island June et al., defendants, and taken in execution at the nearly a hundred guests at the Mott mansion. 7 New Haven for Norfolk Huu Hranuh, containing 8H6 and 86-mo acres,more Swatnpa which a month ago were filled to Mrs Charles Halstead o f Jersey City, is vis by Rev A. Chambers on Tuesday afternoon— or less, and recorded In the Clerk’s office o f the suit o f Prances E. Cowdrick, complainant, and to The interior of this handsome residence was R .T Raymond, arr N Y June 6 county o f Ocean, In book 61 of deeds, page 74, etc. be sold by overflowing are now drained nearly dry iting her cousin. Mrs. Arthur P Clayton. and were largely attended. Thj text was U H Grant, Sutphen, arr City Island June 8 for HOWARD JEFFREY, Sheriff. even more elaborately decorated with flowers Bridgeport Lot No. 8 A cedar swamp Bnrvey on a branch There are 661 children of school age in Dover Former Sheriff Charles L. Holman is enter Suffer little children to come unto me and ( Three Foot Branoh, containing 8 and 70-100 gkoihik C. lo w , Solicitor. than was the church Loni* Sherry, tbe New Henry P Havens, Walton, Norfolk; sld June a for Dated June 1, 1899. [pr’s fee, fll.34,] fotbld them not.” Pall bearers were Harry NY acre*, more or leBB. towoship by District Clerk Grover’s census. taining bis sister, Mrs. Alice, McGahn o f Marl York caterer served the breakfast. Hankins, Fillte. Elmer and Asher Applegate. Howard A Hunt. Steelman, arr N Y June 7 Lot No. 0 Eleven thirtieths o f a tract of pine Mannahasaett Tribe o f Red Men postponed boro. Many beantifnl and costly gifts were received Helen Hasbrouck, Sprigne. arr Baltimore June fi land near the F ' ur Mile Branch, contain!1 g 64 Tbe Sabbath-school paid a loving tribute to H S Lanfatr, Bragg, arr Old Point Comfort June fi their proposed smoker until cooler weather. George M. Cowflvlrk. form erly o f Island by the bride. Tbe ot the most notable was a and to-loo acres, mure or less, and recorded in the SHERIFF'S SALE. her by their floral offerings. Clerk's office ot the county ^ Ocean, lu book 9U oi Heights hut now of Asbury Park, was in town solid silver service from the directors of tbe Ida B Gibson, Falklnburgh, Stonlogton; aid Jane deeds, page 90S, t,ie. Captain Nelse Cowdrick is sailing the sloop Miss Ida McLaughlin ot Philadelphia, visited 7 for N Y Saturday. West End Trust Company of Philadelphia, of *v*,*«r. •■**• Lot No. to An undivided one thirty second yacht Carrie, belonging to Mr. Heroy o f Bel- at P C. Applegate’s laat week. J M Harlow, Soper, N T; sld Jnne 6 for Phlla part of a tract o f salt marsh neat Fresh Creek, __ issued out of the Court of Chancery of the which institution the groom is president. James A Panama, art' Boolhbay Harbor June o Btate of New Jersey aud to me directed 1 will sell mar. Mayor Charles Clayton o f Bay Head, was In Mr. and Mrs. John Parker o f Como, spent coumiulug ld4 acres, more or less, and Is record T be wedding party left on tbe 3:08 train for Jeremiah Sinltn, Parsons, Norfolk; sld June 6 for We Can Fill ed in the Clerk's office of the county of Ocean, la at public vendue on Clark Rogers took a tumble overboard Tues town on Saturday; and predicts a prosperous some time at Warren Applegate's this week. Port Royal Your shoe wants as tney s touid he filled. We book 87 of deeds, page 489, etc. summer for that thriving resort New York. After an extended tour they will James D Dewell, Curtis, Cape Henry; passed oat can give you any sizo, shape, color or style in TUESDAY, July 11, 1809, day morning while working at Kirk's boat Charles Dnrnley has returned to his business footwear that you have ever Been ln any place. Lot No. 11 An undivided one half part or a spend the summer at Toms River, and the June 8 act of meadows (salt marsh) situated on Oyster yard. J. Hampton Moore the private secretary to in New York. Vanllusen, arr New Bedford June a We handle only the best of each grade and are At the hotel of Cowdrick A Cook ln the village winter in Philadelphia. satisfied with a reasonable profit. Our every Creek and Tuttle Bridge, containing 13 and 86-100 Mayor Asbbridgc of Philadelphia, Is summer Job U Jackson, Sprague,arr * litla Juue a aoren, more or less, and recorded lu the Clerk’s o f Toms River, In the County of Ocean and State There will be fourteen hoars and fifty-eix John M Brown, UoltneB, arr Phlla June a grade of shoes are such that we safely guarantee o f New Jersey, between the hours of 12 ni. and The wedding certificate was bound iu the entire satisfaction or give you back yeur money office of the county of Ocean, in book 62 of deeds, minutes ol sunlight tom orrow —the sun rising ing at a Harvey Cedars cottage. ISLAND HEIGHTS. J Holmes Birdsall. arr Boston juue 7 page 283, etc. 5 o'clock p. m , to wit at 2 o ’clock p. m. on said prayer hook from which the wedding service James Parker, sr, Andorson, « Y; Bid June 5 for day, the following described real estate: at 4:31 and setting at 7:29 Rev, R B Stephenson delivered the bacca Chatham; Lot No. 18 An undivided one bulf Interest In a was read and all tbe guests at the breakfast The Misses Zipperllen have opened the Per- C.H. SHINN, LAKEWOOD.N.J. All tract or parcel of lands and premises,situate laureate sermon to the pupils o f the Borden- John T Williams,Leek, Baltimore; cid June fi for tract of salt marsh near Mill Creek, containing 84 The Germantown school (taught by Peter signed the certificate as wituesBes. and 46-luo acres, more or less, and recorded ln the lying aud being in the township of Brick, in the renial for tbe season. Norfolk county of Ocean and State of New Jersey; Tilton) and the White Oak Bottom school town public schools last Sunday evening. Among the guests at tbe breakfast w ere: John B Carrington, Anderson, arr Norfolk June fi Clerk’s olllco o f the county of Ocsan In hook lflt of Mr. Graefly, the Philadelphia sculptor, .John J Ward, Wilbert, Norfolk; sld June 1 fot deeds, puge 804, etc. Being lot number Raven hundred and eighty (taught by Miss Maria Pierce) closed last Fri County Clerk and Mrs. Havens attended the Mr. and Mrs. John B Mott, Mr. and Miss and his family arrived on Monday aud are N Y 1 it No. 18 A.tract of pine land situated near (780) on a plan of lots of l lie Point Pleasant Land funeral o f their brother-in-law, William B. Bowne of New York ; Mr. and Mrs Charles James Boyco, Jr, Tilton, arr Fernandlna June 7 the head of Cedar Run Branch, containing la Compauy, duly filed lu the Office o f the Clerk of day. domiciled at Westrav Point. the Couuty of Ocean on the sixth day of August Goodenough. at Farmlngdale on Monday. U'-reB, more or less, atul Is recorded ln the Clerk’s The horse attached to M Schwarz’ deliver? Doan and the Misses Doan, Mr. and Mrs.Theo- The family of the late Edward Reed are iu Kate B Ogden, arr Boston June 2 offico of the county of Ocean in book 88 of deedB, A.D. eighteen hundred and seventy-eight, bound pugo 849 etc. ed aud described as follows: Fronting or ln width wagon ran away this morning, threwlug out Rev. Mr. Middleton of the West Asbury Park dore Doan and daughters, Dr and Mrs, Potter their cottage at Westray’s Point Lvdia H Roper, Cranmer, arr N Y June 0 fifty feet on the south side of At antic avenue, on Lyman M Law, Blake, arr N Y June 8 Lot No. 14 A tract of pine land near No. 13, Harry Bodlne (the driver) and breaking hit- Methodist cbnrch. has been spending a portion and the Misses Potter, Mr and Mrs. Clawson, The Harmon family will occupy Mr. Fiee said plot, and extending back therefrom and at containing 81 and 60-10i> acres, m re or less, aud right angleH thereto the same width between lots of bis vacation with Insurance agent Sparks r. and MIbb Hay, Mr. and Mrs. Caboou, Mrs. man's cottage on Camp Walk again this year, Moonlight, Cranmer, arr N Y June a recorded as above. ankle. Mary Manning, Burr, I’ortlaud; sld June 6 for seven huud ed and sevent--nine (779) and seven Berene, Mrs. Logan, Mis* Bear, Mr Shannon, hundred ana elghty-one ( 81) one hundred and James M. Parsons, tbe New Brunswick mil- and Lawyer Pile tbe Beatty cottage on Simp Kennebec and Bitli Lot No. 15 A tract of pine laud near No.l4.con- The Baptist church held a strawberry and talnlng 16 and 70-!00 acres, more or less and re twenty-live feet tn depth. Being the Baiue prem 11 of Philadelphia; Dr. Doan of Pittsburg; son avenue. Margaret B Roper, Cranmer, arr N Y June 7 ice cream lestival in Wardel! hall on Tuesday iionare, accompanied by John H. Conger ol Maria Pierson, Lipplncott. arr Phlla June 4 corded as above. ises conveyed to the said John J. Leonard by tho Mrs. Roberts and the MisseB Rcberts of Am Point Pleasant Laud Company by deed recorded evening last, netting a neat sum for the church tbe B&me city, stopped at the Ocean house last MIbb Flack and Mits Board man have rented Maggie M Keough, arr New Haven June 8 Lot No 10 a tract ot pluu land near No.16,con Matilda Brooks, Soper, arr Bermuda Hundred ln Book 1»4 of Deods, pages 486, etc. week. herst, Muss.; MIsb Linen o f Red Bank; Miss Ur Goble’s two cottages on Ocean avenue. taining es acres, more or less, uad recorded us treasury. June C above. Seized as the proporty of John J. Leonard, et Peck o f Flushing. L. I.; Miss Gallagher of The Adams family have moved to Clark alB., defendants, takeu in execution at the suit or Barton B Hutchinson o f Trenton, Samnel Lot No 17 A tract of pluo land containing 7 and Harry Pitcher came from Red Bank yester Glen R idge; Miss Hurry and Mis Washburn Percy Blrdsall, Holmes. Ualilmore; eld June 8 for The Nortli End Building aud Loan Association of Thompson's cottage at Weslray's Point. Portland 62-lon acres, m ore nr less, situated near the above day to arrange for the bulkbe-ullng and piling Atkinson and G. M. Hillman o f Mount Holly, tracts, aud Is recorded In the Clerk’s office of the city of Newark, complainants, and to be sold of New York; William A. Brackenridge of P T Barnurn, Blake, New Haven; sld June 8 for by fou-datlon for the new depot for the Central were a trio o f lawyers before the Orphan’s Phlla tho county of Ocean, ln book 68 of deeds,page 885, Niagara; James C. Viiuturn o f Uobokeu; Mrs. TUCKERTON. etc. HOWARD JEFFREY, Sheriff, Railroad. Court yesterday. Sunlight, Green, Baltimore; cld June 8 for Francis E. Marsh, SolioitOT. Jeffrey. Sheriff Jeffrey, Mr. and Mrs. Falken- Lot No. 18 A tract of wood land situated back Dated June 7, 1899. P rs fee $7.92 The Central Railroad announces that it will Rev. W. P C. Stricklaud. (an Ocean county burgh. Mr. aud Mrs. Aumack, Dr. and Mrs. The Little Egg Harbor Board of Education Thomas l James, Pearce, arr Norfolk June 6 f Mannahawkln. containing 63 and 04-100 acres, tore or less, anil Ih recorded tu the Clerk’s office do away with its four wheeled coal jimmies buy and formerly Presiding Elder o f this dis **cbnreman. Mr. and Mrs Frank Williams,Mr. on Tuesday elected the following teachers for Tena A Cotton, Cranmer, N Y; sld June 6 for Charleston Thomas KaDerts of the couuty or Ocean ln book 68 o f deeds, pages and ship coal only in eight wheeled duugola trict hut now at Millville) has recovered from and Mrs. William Haines, Mr. and Mrs. M ar- next term: 883, etc. Order to Show Cause. viking, Dothlday, N Y; Bid June 6 for Va cars of 50,000 to 80,000 pounds capacity. an attack o f appendicitis. ston, Rev and Mrs. G Eccles, Rev and Miss East Tnckerton—Miss Gertrude Olmsted as Lot No. io a tract of pine land (Arden Austin VanName & King,Brown, arr Phlla Jane a Agent for tract) containing 11 aud 37-liio acres, more or less, Summer—according to the almanac—is two Mrs. Gaven Brackenndge has opened her Greaves, Mrs. McLellan and the Misses M c- principal; Miss Margaret Fox. assistant; Miss William W Converse, Lewis, arr N Y June 4 and recorded tn the clerk’s office o f the county of OCK.IN COUNTY 0111*11 AMS' COUIIT. Ocean, ln book 105 of deods, page 840, etc. weeks off, beginning on June 21st. But sum cottages on the east side Her sons. William Lellan, Mrs. and Miss Stontenburgb, Mrs. 9tewart, intermediate, Miss Edna Steelman, W D Hilton, Horner, Norfolk; sld Juue 7 for N Y Forte. Hot Air April Term, 1999. JURNACE Lot No 20 A tract of pine land situated about mer—by the thermometer—came on deck la*-! A. Brackenridge of Niagara, and Charles D Probst, Miss Cowdiick. the MisseB Cook.Miss primary. On the application of James S. Hartshorn, admin one half mile west of Mannahawkln, containing 9 istrator ot Wright UariBhorn, deceased, for saie Monday and like Casablanca is still there. Breckenridge were in town this week. Cornelias, Miss Anna Coale and Dr. Rem L. West Tuckerton— Miss Sadie Spencer, prln- Freeholders Accept Bridge. nd 58-li o acres,more or lesH, and recorder1 In the of lauds to ray debts. AermotorTower W IN D M IL L S Uerk’B office o f the county of Ocean, ln book 103 The wedding of Miss 8arah Chambers,dangti Di6brow of this village. ip a l: Miss Mury Ireland, assis'-aul of deeds, page 840, cto. James S. Hartshorn, Administrator of Wright. . BUI Penn, the veterau Barnegst Bay bridge New Iron Bridge at Meadow Avenue In Gifford—Miss Julia Steelman Lot No. 21 A tract of pine '.ami near Eisht Mile HartBhorn,deceased,having exhibited to this Court tender was in town on Tuesday, and said Hint ter o f Rev. Alonzo Chambers, to Mr. Jacob I* L ak e* ood. under oath, a Just, and true account of thn per Down Shore—Barton Pharo Rider & Ericsson Hot Air Branch, containing 240 and 71-100 acres, moro or sonal estate and debts of the said deceased, amt so far not a weakfish bad beeu caught at the \pplegate is announced to take place at tbe Out in California. less, and recorded ln the Clerk’s office of the Parkertown—Miss Ada Trewin A special meeting of tbe Board of Chosen whereby It appears that- the personal estate of the Pier LaBt year he caught tne first weakfi>h Pleasant Plains Methodist church on June 21st couuty of Ocean, In book 88 of deeds, page 849, said Wright Hartshorn, deceased,is Insufficient to W hat They Think of Ocean County stock Freeholders of tbe county of Ocean was hold etc. booked at the Pier on Juue 8th. Captain Joe Brown of the schooner VanName PUMPING" ENGINES tay his debts and requested tho aid of the Court In the Went. LAKEHURST on Wedneedav, June 7lb, at Lakewood. Di Lot No. 22 A tract of wood land on the south n tho premises: Ralph VV. Rogers, son of Freeholder Rogeis & King, Is enjoying a week at hom e while bis rector Kelley presided and the others present side of Mill Creek, containing 49 and 88-100 actus, It is ou this Seventh day of June ln the year Tbe Porterville, California, Enterprise re more or less, and recorded same as lot No. 21. of Manchester, was the one candidate for tho vessel is discharging railroad ties in Philadel Lakehurst had a mad dog scare on Tuesday were Messrs Clayton, flyers, Le Compte, 8tiles of our Lord one thousand eight hundred aud cently issued a special editiou, descriptive of Lot No. 23 A tract of plno and swamp laud sit ninety-nine ordered that all persons Interested In Ruigars College State ecnolarship from Ocean phia. It is Captain Joe's first chance to see aud Wednesday, when a hound belonging to Rogers, Carr, VanHise, Camp, Bennett. The uated near Mill Creek, containing 61 amt OMOO the lands, tenements and real estate of the paid ae resources of that locality. Under a law of BLUE FRONT STORE county last Saturday The examination was where he lives Bince he moved up from Forked Marlin Morris acted ln a strange manner, bit acres, more or less, aud recorded In the Clerk’s Wright Hartshorn, deceased, appear before this Boaid Inspected the bridge, and Mr LeCompte office o f the county of Ocean, In book 77 of deeds, River. the LaBt California Legislature, most of the court at the court house ln Toms River, on tho held by County Superintendent North at lb» ing every other dog it could find. On Wednes us chairman o f the committee on the bridge re Main Street, Toms River page 199, etc. etghth day of August next,at eleven o’clock ln the news Items are signed by the writer. We court house Rev. W . W . Casselberry celebrated bis fifth day morniug. township committeeman How ported ibat it was completed according to tbe Lot No. 24 A tract of pine and cedar swamp forenoon, to show cause why bo much of the said lOlice this description of J H Williams ol rO rders solicited by m all and prom pt at land situated near tract. No. 23, containing 85 ami lands, tenements and real estate of tho said anniversary as pastor of the Haddonfield Pres- land had the dog shot. specifications. Tbe report was accepted and Wright Hartshorn, decased, should not be sold as The man who writes bis dales in figures, the this village, who has large holding* in the tention given. 17-luo acres, more or loss, and is recorded the hvternan church last Sunday In the five years on motion the bill o f $3000 was ordered paid. same ns lot No. 28. will bo sufficient to pay his debts or tho residue number o f the month followed by the numbei thereof, as tho cusc may rrnairo. neighborhood of Porterville: Lot No. 25 A tract of pine amt cedar swamp of the day and then the tear, on September 9ib. 105 persons have been baptized and 144 jolne- BEACH HAVEN. A bill o f $163 50 for extra w ork and material By the court. JOSEPH GROVER, Nothing is more indicative of the merits of land near lot No. 24,containing 11 and 00-100 acres G, M. IIin.m in , Proctor. tiurrogatc. tie church. Tbe membership at present Is 210 in altering abutments from tbe first plan so as more or less, ami recorded In the Clerk’s office of this tear, will write 9, 9 '99 The next turn fruit growing locality than heavy inveat- nd the Sabbath school numbers 238. Former Senator Robert B. Engle and his to allow a freer flow of water was also ordered the county of Ocean, In hook 62 of deeds, page be can put fotn eucu figures in a row will be raenta therein by men o f large capital. 8ucl« *a. *on. R. F Engle, open tbe Eagieside hotel paid. Tbe Board then adjourned. January 1. 1911-1. 1. ’ll. Rev. Maarii-e L Cowl, rector of tho St. investments tend to fix npon tb6 place the at I/ot No. 20 A tract of salt marsh on Mill Creek, Order to Show Cause. Elizabeth's chnrcb, Sixteenth and Mifflin on Saturday for tbeseason. Tne Baldwin will Tbe bridge 1s twenty feet wide and tbirtv sontalnlng 42 and 39-ion acres, more or less,and Is Not every one is aware that the opening tention of other capitalists and emphasize tbe FOR SPRING recorded lu the Clerk's office o f the county of ireets Philadelphia, was in town on Friday pletlou ot the firni milliard of minutes since O db the first eastern men to show faith LadiCM Aid Society Office re. April Term, 1899. id which to locate a camp for the choir boys of Tbe Freeholders were driven abont Lake- Mud Cove, containing 40 acres, more or less, and the beginning of our chronology From ap iu Porterville by putting money in here was J recorded ln the Clerk’s oltlcu of the county of The Ladies' Aid society of ihe Methodist wood and shown over Mr Gonid s palatial resi Gloves proximate caleulation- it would seem that ih it. Elizabeth. He is delighted with tbe natur ocean In nook 149 of deeds, page 7fi, etc. H Williams of New Jersey Iu 1895 Mr Wil lands to pay debts, al attractions of this locality- church ou Thursday last elected officers for dence as guests of Freeholder LeCompte ; and Lot No. 28 A tract of salt marsh situated on one tiiiiiouil) minute will be reuched at 10:40 am*, having previously purchased 115 acres Hosiery Martha B. Smith, Administratrix ot George E, be coming year as follows: were given a toothsome dinner at tbe West Oyster Creek, containing 182 and 96*100 acres, a. m-, ou April 30. 1902. The many friends of Rev S H Potter and near town, planted twenty acres to navel morn or less, and recorded In the Clerk's office of smith, deceased, haring exhibited to this court Mrs. Antrim VanHise, President End hotel as guests o f Mr. W yncoop, tie Laces under oath, a Inst and true account of the wife o f Rlugoes, N J. will be glad to know that oraDges, ten acres to Villa Franca lemons and the county o f Ocean, In book 77 of deeds,page 196. Life savers were well to the front, at the June etc, personal estate and debts of the said deceased, Mrs. Potter, who has been seriously 111, is slow Mrs L. O Manchester, vice-president bridge company’s agent. Embroideries whereby it appears t hat tho personal estate of said shoot of me Toms River Gun club last Tburr- ten acres to Lisbon lemons. Last year was the Lot No. 89 A tract of salt marsh on Poplar iv im proving. Bbe is a native o f this country Mrs. John Hagaman, secretary George li. smith, I* Insufficient to pay his debts, , day—Jake Smith led with 22 out o f 25 birds; first year that the orange trees produced to Trimmings Polut, containing 101 and Hil-ioo acres, more or and requested the aid of the Court In the prom Miss Florence Fischer, treasurer WARETOWN. 1«hh, and recoiaed In the Clerk’s olllco of the Ed Penn followed with 20; and Ed Miller wilt- >ud a daughter of the late Captain E. H. any amount and from the twenty acres of ises: Mrs VanHise, Mrs. Hagaman and Mrs. Curtains and Draperies county of Ocean In book 62 o f deedB, page 22, eto. It Is, on this Seventh day of June, A. I) 1899, 19. Sheriff Charles L ^olm-tu broke 19 t.. o; Chambers. Mr. Potter was once pastor of the tear old trees he picked 336 boxes. This year Lydia Irons parson ago committee The strawberry festival given by the young Matting Lot No. 80 A tract of salt marsh situated ou ordered that all persons Interested In the lauds, Howard Applegate ol F-irked River 18; George Waretown M E church, and later pastor of the crop will be much larger. aDd the lemons Mill Creek, containing 29 and 76-100acres, more tcnGiuents ami real estate of said George E. ladles on Friday evening was a complete suc or lesH, and recorded tn the Clerk’s office of the wraith, deceased, appear before the Court, at tho the Island Heights M E. church. also will commence to bear Io 1896 Mr. W il Table Oilcloths VanHise, Rob Holmau Dr Blake and Harry cess. county of Ocean In book 128 o f deeds,page 367,etc. Court House In the town of Tjras Klver, on tho State o f Ohio. City o f T oledo! Eno 17 each; T B. Irons 16; Barry Mathis Surrogate and Mrs. Joseph Grover enter- liams finished planting the 115 acres, putting Lot No 31 A tract of salt marsh sltii-ttcd on Eighth day r.f August, next, at 10 o'clock a »n., to Lucas County ) James G. Letts and John W. Letts are spend Dress Goods show cause why so much of the said lands tene out fortv-flve acres of navels, ten acres of Oyster Creek and Crooked Creek, containing 40 14; Charlie Seamau 6 taiued a number o f fri<-nd* on Thursday even Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he Is the ing a few days home. Millinery acres, more or less, and recorded In the Clerk’s ments, hereditaments und real estate o f the said ing last, somewhat to their own surprise. Villa Franca lemons and ten acres of Lisbon *enlor partner o f th<- firm o f F. J. Cheney & Paul Warren o f the schooner Edith Alcott office of the county of Ocean In book 52 of deeds, George E. Smith, deceased, should not be sold as Tbe native Chinaman always does things in page 232, etc. will be sufficK it to pay his debts, or the residue \mong those present w ere: Mr. and Mrs, lemons. These trees will bear some this year, C o. doing business in tbe City of Toledo, was homo last week. Fancy Goods thereof, as the case tuny require. the opposite way from the occidental it Is said County and State aforesaid, and that said firm Lot No. 82 A tract of salt marsh adjoining Roberts. Mrs Rebecca Jenningc, Misses Flor and each year hereafter the entire 115 acres Tho Hist Quarterly Conference was held In By the Court. One could believe ibis Monday watching the will pay $100 for each and eyery case o f catarrh Shoes James 11. Cranmer aud others,contalning is acres ALBERT C. MARTIN, Judgs . more or l^s-, and recorded in the Clerk's office In ence and Hope Fischer. Miss Bertha Tilton, will be yielding well. that cannot be cured by the use o f Hall's Catarrh tbe M. E church Saturday afternoon, and pre JosKPn Ukovkk, Suriogate. two at the laundry sawing a board. One woulo Men’s and Boys' Clothing hook 86 of deeds, page 293, etc. Miss Alice Harris. Miss Lillian Adams, Theo Mr. Williams win pat up & pumping plant at Cure. Frank J. Cheney. hold the board, the other would stand upon It siding Elder Lake preached Sunday afternoon Sworn to before me and subscribed in rny Lot No. 83 A tract of salt m ush containing 6 dore Fischer Charles R Berrien. Charles B, the new well which is 125 feet deep The power Mrs. Paul Warren. Mrs. Walter Lowdcn and res, more or less, and recorded In the Clerk’s and grasping tbe saw with both h nds would presence, this 6th day o f December. A. D. I- - - AT TH E...... f CAN ORPHANS*’ COURT. Grover, Fred Bunnell, Percy Grover. to be famished by a gasoline engine, the Captain Thomas Stackhouse are on the sick iist. office o f the county of Ocean, ln book 166 of deeds, bob up and down as he pushed the saw through 1 A. W. Gleason. LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES page 171, etc. O capacity of which is twenty five horse power SEAL > Notary Public. When he got tired, he held the board and the A. J. Elseman's mother-in-law,M rs John Lot No 34 A tract of pasture meadow situated Besides all this Mr. Williams has been Invest other one sawed in the same fashion. Among Our Churches. son was buried here Monday. below tho Jennings farm containing 4 and 22-ino In thej matterti. of the application . Notice of log in other kinds of real estate having pur Hail's Catarrh Cure is taken Internally and acres, more or less, ami recorded in the Cl»rk’s arts directly on the blood and mucuons surfaces Captain David Yarnell of L. S. S., No.16, of Firmanman CCranmer and Hannah 1 appointment The finest box o f strawberries that the C o b b * A. C. HIRSCH, office o f the county of Ocean In book 62 of deeds, J. Cranmer,ntm*r, I his . wife, for leave to i of HsthodUt Episcopal. chased 2400 acres o f land at the head o f the »f the system. Testimonials rent free Price and Ephraim Bunnell of Lanoka, were initi page vi, etc. . . . • jr. J u ier man has interviewed Ibis season was a adopt Linda c . Ridgway,a minor. J uext friend. Yokobi river for a cattle ranch, He will fence 75c Sold by all druggists Hall’s Family Pills ated into the mysleties o f Ware council, Jr. .id street. T o m s River, N. J Lot No. 35 A tract of cedar Hwamp In Old l collection of Corlls Wilburs raised by former Rev. L O Manchester, pastor. are the best F. J. CHENEY & CO .ToledoO Mannahawkln Hwaiup, containing 6 acres, more Notice is hereby given that by order o f the said this all in and put on it only first class stock O. U. A. M., last Tuesdiy evening. above court the petition of Firman Cranmer and Sheriff Holman at bis Washington street home 9:30 Meeting for tbe prom otion o f holiness. Sold bv druggists, price 75c per bottle. or less, and recorded In ihe Clerk's offico of the He also purchased ISO acres of alfalfa land in Andrew Jones spent Sundiy at home. ounty of Ocean ln book 167 of deeds, page 332, Hannah ). Cranmer. hi* wife, was this day filed : One berry measured 8% inches in circumfer 10:30 Children's Day service by tbe Sunday- Hall's Family Pills are the best. with the Snrrogaie of Ihe county of Ocoan, Ihe the county. etc. sch ool Mr*. James Smith o f Tuckerton, is visiting Clerk of the said above court, praying leave to ence. and 21 of average biz- filled a qu -rt box It will be seen that Mr. Williams has the at Lot No. 36 A cedar swamp survey in Old adopt Linda C. Ridgway, a minor child, by virtue 2:30 Sunday-school. Summer Outings. her father, Captain John Creby. Mannahawkln Hwamp, containing 9 and 44-l0<) Sheriff wants to know who can beat them ; and most faith in this section and as be is a man of FROM acies, more or leas, and Is recorded ln the Clerk'a of the provisions » f “ An act providing for the 7:00 Epworth League service Captain William Burden is home for a short adoption o f children," approved March 9, 1877,and . of course the Cou rier man Is willing to act as sonnd judgment bis example will have great office of the county of Ocean In book of deeds 186, that said court has fixed W ednr-Adav, th e fill* 7:45 Preaching by pastor Personally-Conducted Tours via Penn vacation. page 174, etc. judge ii any wWn to enter the contest. influence. He Is looked upon as one of Porter d a y o f J u ly , A. D. 1899, at ten o’clock !n the Class meetings ou Tuesday and Friday even sylvania Hallroad. Lot No. 87 A cedar swamp survey situated In forenoon of tho said day,at the court house In the The Orphans' Coart yesterday passed the vllle's most progressive and liberal citizens. Old Mannabawkln Hwamp, containing 162 and 72- village of Totns Klver, in the aaid county, as the ings and at 12:00 m., Sunday# The Pennsylvania Railroad Company an LAKEWOOD. final account o f Fred G. Stanwood adminis Metropolis loo acres, more or less,ami recorded In the Clerk’* time and place when and where the appointment Prayer meeting on Wednesday evening*. nounces tbe following personally-conducted office of the county of Ocean In book 186 of deed.*, of a next friend to the said child will be made. trator o f the estate o f John H. Stanwood Commencement Notes. Mias Eleanor A. deLany, daughter of Mrs. page 174, etc. FIRMAN CRANMER, Junior Epworth League at 2:30 Saturday tours for the summer and early antumn o f 1899: Orders to show cause were granted to James To the New Jersey Courier. Frederick S. Buckingham o f this place, was Lot No. 83 A cedar swamp survey In Old HANNAH J. CRANMER, afternoon. To tbe North, including Niagara Fails, To TO Mnnnahawkln Hwamp, containing 2 and 02 100 . Petitioners. S. Hartshorn, administrator, in the estate o f The exercUes will bn hold in the M. E. ronto, Thousand Islands, the 8u Lawrence, a member of tbe graduating class at tbe acres, more or less. Dated June June 7, A. D. 1199. Wright Hartshorn, deceased; and to Mrs.M B First Baptist. chnrcb Friday evening of next week. Th*- Montreal. Quebec Roberva! (Lake 8t John), Academy of Mount Saint Vincent. New York, lx»t No 39 A cedar swamp Bnrvey situated on Smith, administrator in the estate o f George Rey J. Y Irwin, pastor. doors will be opened at precisely 7:30 o'clock on Wednesday o! last week. Miss deLany Mill Creek, containing 2 acres, more or less, and the S&gnenay. Au Sable Chaem, Lakes Cham recorded in the Clerk’s office o f the county of Notice of Settlement. E. Smith. Ridgway Foulks, «t al.. executors Public worship and sermon at 10:30 a. and the cxereUeB will begin at 8 o'clock and stood at the bead of her class—a remarkably Capitol Ocean ln book 161 of deeds, page 149, etc. Estate of John H. Stanwood, deceased. plain and George. Saratoga, and a daylight of Jacob G. Foulks’ estate, filed an intermed Sunday-school at 12 o'clock. bright class as tbe exercises ebowed— and Lot No. 40 A cedar swamp survey on Mill O T ir.R IN M KMKBY G IV E N , That the no later. ride through tbe Highlands of Hndson, July 22 NIaccounts of the subscriber, Administrator iate account. Germania Sunday-school at 3:00 o'clock, ireek, containing 2 and 66-100 acres, more or less, Parents are cautioned against bringing babes to Angast 7 Rite. $125; Aagasi 12 to 25 was the class valedictorian. She was tbe A delightful trip by water to Washington, D. and recorded tn the Clerk's office o f the county oi Ith will annexed of said John II. Stanwood, will fo n n g People's Christian Endeavor praver o f the crying age as they will not be admitted happy recipient o f prizes In e*say writing, with opportunity of visiting Ocean In book 23 of deeds, page 349, etc. be audited and slated by the Surrogate, and re Wild flowers Continue to delight lovers ol visiting same points as first tonr except Rober ported for settlement to the Orphans' Court of the meeting at 7:00 p m.. ltd by Miss Ollie Halse, They are real nice Dd good In their prupei Latin, French and German, ln additioo l< Lot No. 41 A tract of land (partly cleared and County of Ocean, oa Wednesday, the 7th day of of naiure. Meadows are yellow with the gold ta! and tbe Saguenay. Raie. i iOG for the partly heavily timbered) adjoln'ng No. 40, con Cblldien's day exercises at 7:45. place and sphere, but that is not at a gradu the signal honor o f being awarded the cov June. next. PHH!> « STAN w OOD. •n buttercup*, white with daises or blue with round trip from New York. Philadelphia, Ball! OldPointComfort taining 4 si.d 15-100 seres, in nr* nr loss, frCStlB' Dated April 19.1899. r,m Administrator Prayer meeting on Friday evening at 7:45. attng exercise. ettd Seton gold m.-dal for meritorions work on Mm In shore Road and recorded In the Clerk' the tiny star grass. Io the swamp* are the more and Washington. Proportionate rates office of the county of Ocean In book 8 of deeds, Christian Endeavor business meeting on 8eat§ will he reserved for the immediate magnolia and the e ld e r; in tbe ponds the from other points. aDd high scholarship in English literature page 1' 6, etc. Noticeof Settlement. Tuesday evening, June 13ib, at 7:45 sharp. water lilv ; in lb - marshes the lurkey beard, household odI; o f the members of the class Five day tour to Gettysburg. Luray, aDd Among the distinguished gueits were Mr N orfolk Lot No. 42 Adjoins lot No. 41 ami i* described Estate of Hlraiu Taylor, deceased. Presbyterian. members of board »f education, members of Abner McKiuley, brother o f President Me similar, containing 8 and so 10" acres,more or less O T If'K I * H E R E B Y G IV E N , That the pitcher plant wild fl^nr da 'is • the Ianrel be Washington September 16. Rale, $25 from und Is recorded In the Clerk’s office of the county accounts of the Snbacrlber. Administrator of gins to open its bud* on the uplands; the lopin Rev. J. J Coale. pastor. faculty of t‘ e graded scb'sburg, Luray ------»*♦ -**------—- Htcad tract o f the late I. H Jennings, and Is re- Ocean, cn Wednesday, the 3rd day of May 7:30 when the doors are opened. orded In the Clerk’s office of the county of Ocean next. D. TAYLOR DbVINET. flowers are to be found topic—A Perfect Child Lake 2:40-52 Caverns, Natural Bridge. Virginia Hot Springs A .Monster Block of Granite. Richm ond Children under 14 years o f age must be in book 83 of deeds, page 849, etc. Dated March 16,1899. 9 t» Amlnistrator. Divine worship at 7:45. top ic—Made Whole. Richmond and W ashington, October 19 Rate The little town of Redstone, N. II., has Lot No. 44 A landing on the south tide of Ce accompanied by parents and m an sit with Allowing ample stop-over, anti privileges of re I ds weekly nrayer meeting is held VVedoe*- $65 from New York, $63 trom Philadelphia reached a pleasing distinction, industrial dar Hun Creek, known as Lamson’s Landing. Mercury Passes 100 Mark. them Parents are requested not to allow turning by rail or water. Lot No. 46 An undivided one half part in lot day at 7:45 p. m Proportionate rates from other points. ly considered—that is, the largest block Oeorge J Vandegnft,administrator with wlllan- children under 12 years of age to attend ex of granite ever quarried In the world has No. 1. of Beach lot No. 3. containing ♦« acres, ■at and Dry Weather Kilim* eras* and Christ (Rplscnpnl) Church. For itinerary aud full information apply to more or lets, and recorded In the Clerk'* office of neied of Charles C. Lloyd, deceased, by direction cept for good personal reaions The exer lately l»een blown there, its dimensions Bend for copy of “ PlLOT,"ceatalniog .nscript the county o f Ocean, In book 143 o f deeds,page 74, of the Harrogate of the County of Ocean, ticket agents; or address George W Bojd. ion of short and delightful trips. Please mentlen C rops. Rev F Greaves, rector. cises will not be apprtc’ated by children aDd being 145 feet in length, 35 feet in width etc. hereby gives notice to the creditors o f the said Broad street station Philadelphia 2t37 this paper. Charles C. Lloyd, deceased, to bring In their Farmers are lamenting the drought and heat J n n e U ib . 2d Sunday after Trinity, the class will not appreciate ihelr attendance and 28 feet in depth, The blast took as Lot No 46 A tract of improved land, cellar debts,dcmnnds and claims against the estate o f the many as 800 pounds of powder, and the »WMinp and salt marsh, known as the Green Briar said decedent under oath or affirmation within which baa rooked crops o f all kit'd* and in a bnoday-rcbuol at 9:00 except tinder the above conditions R’ finrri Rate* t» *r !_«•>•** via re« Farm, containing IN* acres, more or less, and Is concussion shook the entire vtiiage; the nine mouths from this date or they will be forever few dava rendered futile almost all ihelr *!•’- MoruiDg service at 10:30 Flowers for tbe graduates must be taken to vanl« Railroad Account Reefing of recorded in tne Clerk’s office o f the county o f barred of any action therefor against th* said cleavage was absolutely perfect, as the OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP CO. Ocean In book 908 of deeds, page 330, etc. ter and spring work 8trawb2rrle* were Twanc People’* Prayer Wee ting Topic. the homes of the members of the class or to Grand Lodge R .p .e . Bike. Admlnistiator. GEORG* J. VANDMGBIFT, rock split like a block of wood. Pier 1 0. N orth ffilvrr, N. T. Lot No. 47 An undivided one Half part of the Administrator. canght right ln the beginning o f their prime Next Sunday's topic for Christian Endeavor the chnrcb Friday atternoon as no flowers will Oa account of ihe meeting of the Greod Previous to this, the largest block of Remson upper tract, containing 111 and 97-100 Dated March 31,1809. (9198) pr’s. fee, $9 and cooh«d o s the wilted vines. Many grow acres, more or less, and recorded ln the Clerk’s Societies and Epworth League will be : A per be given to graduates dating the progress of Lodge. B P O Elks, at 8t. Louis. Me , June granite ever quarried in America was the office of the county of Ocean in book 121 of deeds, ers who bad looked forward to a hi* crop, fect ch ild .—Luke 2:40-52 the exercises. 20 to 23.1899, the Pennsylvania Railroad Com military monument cut in Vinalbaven page 189, etc. G O O D . have *t bad enough for home use; though Tbe class reception for those who hold paoj will sell round trip tickets from poiets on about ten years ago, but as that block Lot No. 48 An nndtvided one half part of the was only 57 feet long and 5 feet in di Remsen lower meadow tract, containing 436 and others h»ve beta more fortunate. In Mrs. Barton Harrison’s new serial. Tbe .pecial invitations will be held in the basement its line to St. Loots end retero at greatly re 49 MM acres, more or less, and la recorded tn the Business:: Opportunity ameter at the base it was simply a toy Th*- fresh hay crop in tb's part of tbe county Circle of a Century, which Is to begio In the immediately at the close o f the public program duced rales Tickets will be sold Jane 18 end Clerk's office o f the connty o f Ocean, In book 121 An established business of twenty-two years for compared with the one in Redstone. of deeds, pare 139, etc. is a failure The soring started in with plenty ditnrday Evening Poet o f Jane 10, the saibur The different departments bad their pictures 19, good to return anti! Jane 25 sale, consisting of stoves, tinware, tin rooflng.etc, Further, if the thing were desirable, an No. 49 All right, title and Interest m all Htock and tools wlU invoice fiooo to $!**». Rea of ra n and grass did finely ; bnt tnat Is now a de«l« with two periods of society life tn Net taken ob Tuesday. For specific rates and conditions apply to obelisk conld be carved from this block ether lands formerly owned h? Stacy Jennings, son for selling on arc >on« of health. thing o f the pa*t A nearby firm er taid that York Cit? separated by the lapse o f s century Miss Adams' primary department held a p ic Ticket Agents. R72t of granite, by the side of which the larg For Sale deceased, situated In Ocean county. No. 60 Also ail right, title and Interest tn Z. H. BUNTING. •here a month ago be had every reason to be but linked together by the kinship of tbe n ic oo Friday laet. est obelisk in Egypt would sink into in HSW EGYPT, H. J The Beecher family is one whose branches all other lands of the estate of Isaac S. Jennings, lieve he con'.d cut 90 loos o f grass, he will not cbarnctess. Tomorrow (Friday) tne High school and significance. In the ruins of Kaiuac, near deceased, not heretofore named. are as very many aud whose lines of work are - - - A Bargain let fifteen too*; and be«ide Uts yonog clover Part 1 pictures New Y ork at the close o f the Grammar school will sail to the beach for the edge of the Nubian desert, is an obe Terms made known on day o f sale. a* varied as the it dividua!*. It is the (rand lisk 120 feet high and 18 feet in diameter and timothy town for n**xt rear's hay. Is dead Revoioli'H'. sod shows tbe hnmhle beginnings a beacn pita-.c. Tne other two departments ROBERT F. MU ITER, at the base. This is the largest block of On account of IU health YES netce o f Henry W atd Beevber. Mrs Charlotte Administrator, I am back and ready to shoe your horse or Lawn# are pa-ched and dry unless they have of a family which has since becom e Immensely will bold a picnic next week. Dated West Creek, N. J , Perkins Stetson, who is at present very much hewn stone in the known world, and it Farms sf MM Acre* at White Oak R stlsa do yonr jobbing and r*w work. been kept sprinkled, and roads are dry and wealthy, and tbs deparf'og splendors of their Pastor Manchester will preach the bacca- has always been a marvel how it was May 17 ,1W9. (pr’e fee. io the fore io relation to the econom ic emanci •X miles from Tom s River. 6 miles from Lt»e- HORSESHOElflG A SPECIALTY dasty N o*here in our village does tbe bene aristocratic nekhbors. In Part II the scene ia laercate sermon at the Methodist chu-ch the quarried. ’The block now taken out at pation of women. Io the July number of Tbe wood on east river drive leading from Toms River All work guaranteed by fit o f a water system show np better than where shifted to the New York o f today, and the Sunday after commencement. Redstone, notwithstanding its size, could to Lakewood, 40 acres Improved land, balance Notice of Settlement. CtsmcpoHian Mrs Stetson will wage a pen lawns and streets are kept well watered M orj follows the fortune o f the new generation. be hewn almost to the edges, so perfect white oak timber which will cut IS cords wood to Estate o f Walter E. Hopper, deceased. THOMAS WILSON On Tuesday tbe tnermotneierpaswd the 100" n o t ic e . warfare with Prof Harry Thurston Peck aver and so straight ia the cleavage. It con acre. Modern 7 room house with cellar, carnage OTH E IN HERESY GINEN, That She Snreeaor tn t * . J, Appleby. Water Street ahop tains the enormous quantity of 140,000 a»-connt* of the snoscrioer. Administratrix •hark, the Government Weather Bureau ther In addition to the complete novel ** ?rince*s Wby can you bay your granite monuments an article in the June number of The Cosmo bouse and other oat buildings. Fine well of ofN Waiter K Hopper, deceased, will be audited politan, The Woeo-n of Today and Tomorrow cubic feet of stone. and stated by the rxirrocote. and reported tor se<- mometer reaching 108° in the shade. Wednes Nadine." by Chfir-uso R-kL in the MsvLippin and headstone* for less moLey at Wm. Fahr’t water, and also spring of running water for stock BOTH BOAT AND BUILDER'S Poll bearing apple and rear orchard. The noil If tiement to the Orphan*' Court o f the Connty ot day registered 99° and todav Is about as hot c>ii's. there h s fcbolarly •* Review o* the granite and marble w orks at Toms River, than Ocean, on ■“ Wedn< ‘ lesday, the fifth day of Jnly, next. Tbe Outlook is publish.ng this summer three a heavy loam, will produce flue vegetables, grain E M IL Y C . HOP PEE, Thnreda? Ian registered 90°; Fndav. 88°; Philippine Question.' by John Foster Kirk, yoa can elsewhere ? NOTICE. senes of artlciss arsenal lateral and read hay, etc. There is also natural cranberry land In Dated Jane 1,1S99. Administratrix H ardware Satarday. •lr‘ ; Sunday, 87° ; Monday. T7*. antbor o f < haries the Bold, a character sketch Becaase I bay the American granite direct of car New England quarries and tbe foreign able qualities : Geo-ge Ken nan’s •• The Re- cluded. The entire place fenced and crossed Paints, OUs, Spar Tarnish. Brashes. Household o f Pbilrppe de Comines by Emily Stone Whit Vy wife, Jennie Applegate, having left my bed Articles, carpets. Esc. granite direct from Aberdeen. Scotland, and gene ratios of Lab*. Lyman Abbott's ** He and board all penoas are hereby warned against fenced- Irerything ln good shape. For farther ley ; followed by interesting papers ra The Dr. F Whitaker o f Point PleaeanL wtli be not of wholesale dealers as many do. brew Prophets and American Problem,'' and harboring or trusting her on my account, os I will particulars addre*e the owner H A D T I E C UIIII be responsible for no debts of her coetrsction. 0 LEOPOLD WISSHACH "t Dr Jgb*s' office each Tuesday from S to American Fondness for Movements, by ■very lob is warranted strictly first class In material and workman skip, If otherwise, don't Charles B. Bpthr's American Working JAMBS R: APPLBOATE. BBS. H. A. DUNHAM. IO Water *». Toma (M f ns . beginning next week, with the Ftctl ward Leigh Fell, and Dem ocracy and S o t rage, IRa. B IS M m atreal a t ., L ae A s g r ir s , Cal. WHIR Til MART REWt pav for It- Toms Fiver. Jan* a. toss. Itv Rnptnre Care. by V . L S. HOMESICKNESS IN THE ARMY “ A good thick coat o f paint" is an WE EXAMINE EYBfjjgQ FAVOBS EXPANSION. “What la be here for?” And then the Interrogator would relax Into the pre erroneous expression. It should read Fhe Volunteer'* Malady That 1* the vious stupid indifference. But that con- " a good thin coat of paint," for paint Hardest to Handle. OR. TALMAQE DISCUSSES AN ABSORB- tlition of things has passed. The guns of should not be plastered upon a building It Is the weariness of the heart which INQ THEME. our American navy huve uwakened those populations. They do not ubIi w h o w e but spread on it with a brush and well is today most feared by the surgeons of are. They have found out. They are tho American nrmy in the Philippines; — vSssSLr brushed out. This wrist work of the YOU THINK YOUR EYEftDON’T Points Out the W a y For the Ameri now listening to what American civiliza painter makes him tired, but if he is Bomaa empire dead! Hid .ho lack war- the hope failure for innumerable men of „ NEEpEXAMINATION?°N T can People to Perform a Mighty tion and our Christian religion have to conscientious and does his work care riotsV No* Behold her l'ompry and her the unity lu Cuba after whoso names T0M8 RIVEB P08T OFFICE. Work—They Hold the Key to the sny on nny subject. Now is the time, read flue print ? H ave you pMnsfn th e ta cK ^ Julius Cnesnr. Did she luck lawmakers eventually appears the entry, Died, raa- while their ears and eyes are wide open, fully and thoroughly, he will use less head V Do your eyesfeel lieavy In the mwninU°k m a i l s c l o s e f o r W orld’s Redemption. Tho cult) l> lull'd * • DI AM A !VTA” V K r £ L . to tell them of the rescuing and Hulvnblo paint with a much better result than aud lawgivers? No. Think of the mas- |Uriul fever.” ire made onlv l>y us. and which arereconimeniu!!, New York ana points north, T.uo A . M. [Copyright, Loula Klopsch, 1899.] ters of Roman jurisprudence, our Amor- physicians use the technical name leading physicians os the host aids fitN a K S fflF Now York oml all points u o n h o f Manchester and inspiriting power of the gospel of the careless man who takes no interest will reinctfv all eye troubles. JB I«l‘tI 9.6ft A. M. 2.65 ami ft.*0 1*. M , W ashington, Juno 4.—-In this discourse Jesus Christ, Ibe Saviour of the world* ican attorneys toduy quoting those laws «’ River, «Varet'.iwu, jo in ts net ween Manchester after they w ere enacted. In poetry did o f it8 m any 8til, uuUuoWn phases Arl,flda' inserted 4 .o o , muzi f r,co |0, and Bridgeton,9.58 A .M . eutanglemeuts of our time and recoin- education plants there may be used and Employ a good painter and pay him Pnlladelplua , Washington, Southern and mends that which will meet tho approval wi** ^e U8tH* t0 Pp*nt religious newspa- a fair price for his work. Have thin she not have her Virgil and Ovid? In ...... rrh« dictionary Western States, points oetweeu Toms Ulverand history did m .zin em an & bro. opticians Ciuideu .island tieights, 1'rentonand Southern of nil who hope for the perpetuity of our *?frH n" ‘I tracts and 8crn,on* «»d mighty coats of Pure Linseed Oil Paint applied ter Livy? In eloquence did she not have „Morbid ionging to return to one’s ' I 0 0 6 Market St.. PhilaH Jersey 1.15 A . M. 8.40 P. M . republic and the welfare of other lands; of <*U0Stl0118 temporal and te r L iv y ? ------Points jetween Seaside Park and PolniPleas- SHERIFF’S SALE. to a dry surface and have them well her Sdpio and Cicero? In satire did Bhe ant, j.6B a . m . I',’,™, H- “Tb°u "1“;lt Tie comfortable homes of tboee popo-1 brushed out. 5oi have i Juvenal and a Horace? What J^daH y “fils forms^Jod^dng Wultiugsind I'aokorton.and lolnts jotween 3.40 P.M . Y VIRTUE OP A WRIT OF FI. FA . epread ohrond fo the west ood to the tattoo., when Christianized, .landing ' The cheapest paint and the best paint or nrenta. aod P^ica. Y ov SUvertonand Uarrsvllle l.sip , M. dally. B Issued out of the Court o f Chancery of the r M sm i i •v'.— Registered mail,®.80 A .M . State 01 New Jersey, aud to me directed, 1 ' ' Since the Amertaano-Hl.pnnle war 1. fLn°.e who remita pagatfwm belevl' ever was uscd lmml the err of her war eagles, the: voices lu“ r“- for meJiclll journata say tlmt 311 at public vendue on concluded and the United State, ernbas- lutionury for good. The I’orto Iticnn and CHILTO.N. of her oratory and tho chime of her can- „ u . is more subject to MAILS ARRIVE PROM TUESDAY, June 20, 1899, «ador 1. on the way to Madrid and the the Filipino will come out from hi. un A. A. lilt AN T,TOM S B IT E R tos. lint the day of judsmont came for J y |„ existence; \ £ : New York ami Philadelphia, H.16 A . M. Nmutali embassador I. on the way to cieaoiod and low l-oofed and uninviting I- ______L _ ------Philadelphia, Camden, laland Heights, eto. At the hotel of Cowdrlck & Cook, In the vIllAge that nation, and Hannibal crossed t tjlt, German race possesses the 103d. A. M., 8.48 P .M . of Toms River, In the county of Ocean and >tate Wflahlngton the people of our country kennel and >ny to hie neighbor of beau-1 end Santiago Do von aee bv this nroceu Apennines, and the Goths and ' anduls ,jndency t0 melancholia when Whitings ami ruokerton, and points between of New Jersey, between tho hours of 12 m. aud 6 ,«■*}- honrehold, -Why cannot I have I “ p‘E to tiS ^ ^ i!£ P?SS swooped, and the Carthaginian fleet as j separated from familiar scenes, 11.0.1 a . A. o’eJock r. m., to wit, at 2 o’clock r. u. on said day expansionists. 1 rom a different stand- things as you have them? ’ And when nelauoes will as a nation l><> nmtordnil New York and all pointsaorth, Forked River, the following described real estate: snded, and Numidtan horsemen galloped, Th;|L a I]lflI1 CIm llio r,.om homesickness Bridgeton, etc., ll.os A. M . All that certain tract or parcel or lands and point from that usually taken I discuss he finds that it ii the Bible, with its from the two iocs prordu-sled in ivgard and nations com bined, andI Bornei sank. |Mrcdlble) perll„ I)S. V et a surgeon New Yura atii all points north o f Manc’ieste premises, situate, lying and being in tho village tins all absorbing theme. I leave the po- teachings on family life and personal pu- to this country thermo woe prophesied 4.16 p. m . The tom 1st now on the hunks of the Ii rcgujal. army whose experience in of Ucrtiortsvllle, In tho county of ocean uud lnlcal aspect of till, subject to statesmen rlty and Malted principle, aud the church by the expan.tanists and the other woo her secs the ruins of her forum, the ruins New York an lpoiu tsu orth o f Manchester 7.00 State of New Jersey. Cuba was a varied one told me that aft and warriors and pray Almighty God of God that proposes the rectification of prophesied* by the antlexnuusionlsts? It of her Coliseum, the ruins of her art, tlie Sllverton and Burrsvllle, l .00 P. M., dally. The same being ail that certain farm and tract er tho volunteers were once in Cuba and of land situate In the village of Flerbertsvllle, In he tmmtion w t t Z f 'l'? “ ttl° f" *Tjj “,,d ll,f implantation of ali good, I, said by those who would have us take ruins of her aqueducts, the ruins of her ELY’S CREAM BALM is a positive cure Registered mall, 11.06 A.M . tlu. question whetbei tlie islands in con- he will cry out, “Grve me the Bible, and all wo cun luv our hands on as a in action the gravest .danger which con WILLIAM B. SINULKTON, P. M. In the Township of Brick In the Comity of Ocean nation catacombs, tho ruins of her palaces. Apply into the nostrils. It is quickly absorbed, ro troversy shall lie finally annexed, or held the church, and the earthly alleviations, * fronted the men was the "funk” result Corrected Jan.81, isvo and State of New Jersey. Beginning at a stone that unless we enter the door now opeu The Nation’* Duty. cents at Dnisreists or by mail; samples 10c. by mail standing In the mkhl e of the him way from ller- under protectorate, or resigned to them- ing from the irresistible longing for the ELY BROTH" I"*, 50 \V-rren 8t„ New York City' and the eternal hope which have wrought for the enlargement of our national do bcrtavIlTo to Hquaukurn, and at the westerly cor selves, while I call attention to the fact If our nation forgets its duty to other sight of the old home and the glimpse of RAiLKOAi) TIME TARLES. ner of John Herbert’s farm, thence (1) north thir for you such transfiguration.” main we will decline tho mission which that a campaign of moral and religious nations nnd practices injustice against face8 nenr flnd denr My friend of the P A R K ER ’S ty-six degrees and fifteen mluutes west twenty- A Splendid Opportunity. G od in his providence has assigned us. five chains aud fifty-eight links along said road to expansion ought to he immediately other people, however insignificant, it Thirteenlll Minnesota in Manila confirms i HAIR BALSAM tlCKKMTVN RAILROAD. Now, church of God, now all Christian But surely no woe will come upon us or Cleanse* and beautifies the hair T the west line of the whole tract; thence (2) north opened on widest and grandest scale. will not take another Edward Gibbon 20 tjJe ]jn e s . ■ Promotes a luxuriant growth sixty-three degrees east nineteen chains and philanthropists, is your opportunity. Noth upon them if we Christianize them, as we In effect October 4, ltftfN. At tho close of this war God has put years and through four great volumes „ rho hoftt botkers somo, nnd the ronds I Never Fails to Beatore Qrm ninety links to a stake, corner of John Herbert’s ing like it has occurred since Christcame. no«' hav tho opportunity of doing. The H air to its Youthful Colory land; ihence (3) south tblrcv-six degrees and llf- into the hands of this country tin* key to to teil the story of the decline ami fall flre not i,ioomjng fine, but we could not l Cures sealp discuses & hair falling' Trains from TUCKERTON to NEW YORK. 1‘erhaps there may be nothing like it till political hnieulities are nothing as i50ejDm^$L0U^^Drujjjist^^' teer. minutes east twenty-five chains to a stone the world’s redemption. Heretofore the of American institutions. By so much ^ ft finer set of offi(.01.s nor be treated TRENTON and PHILADELPHIA, at the northerly corner of said John Herbert’s liis second coining. Here is a definite- compared with the importance of this religions movement in pagan lands had to as our opportunities huve been greater bettor fm. mcn who cume out here to Cblcheatcrt Engllah Diamond Brand. fourteen and seveuty-sovcu one-hundredths acre ness of aim that is most helpful and in- I movement. I implore all polit Leave Tuckerton, 7.03, a . m. 3.10, r. u. tract; thence along his line south slxty-two de precede tlie educational. After in Chinn than any nation that ever lived, and the fi ht and not to flny Garbles. What is Leave West Creek, 7.10 A. m. 3.17 p . m. spiring. The millions of dollars given pausionists to augment us in lliis work of grees west twenty chains to the beginning. Con and India and the islands of the sea tho mission to w ind she has been ordained troubli many of the boys (and we are fENNYROYAL PILLS Leave Mauualiawkln, 7.27 4. J., 3.hi p . m. taining forty-nine acres, more or less, excepting for the redemption of the world and the morul and religious expansion, for unl< | . fl.lnln.Original I anSand ftnl—O nly Genuine. „ missionaries have labored over 50 or is more stupendous than any bestowed t able tQ t at it) is that they know Leave Barnegat, I.HO a . m., ami 8.’>. 4. out of the foregoing premises all that tract of thousands of glorious missionaries who those islands are moralized and elevated earc, always reliable. * adieu uk Arrive at. Wlutings,s.06 a . M..aud4.i3 p. m, by the Almighty upon any people, if we gprlng bas como in the homo country, Druggist tor Chichcster'i Englith Dia-jgfkA land containing twelve acres and slxieen hund years the printing press and the sceula - ”nSandy Hook route) 10:10 a. this century. the right of tho vice president will be in., 8:08 p m. ami foriy-ilve mlmites we-t along River av* nue, What is needed is state aud national Ocean comity iu book 3ft of deeds, page 442, etc., fifty feet; thence easterly at, right angles to River differences of opinion, "believe in God tho islands,” commands Isaiah. "Lot the known ns the temple of eloque For n KW YORK, Elizabeth and Nnwark, all tion in this muter of schools. The Soldier’* Mi**lon. containing 2S acres and 60-IUO of an acre. avenue, one hundred ami fifty-two feet, live ami Father Almighty, Maker of heaven nnd multitudes of the islands be glad th Spooner aud Foraker wore regarded ns rail, at 7.13 and io.h ia . m., 3.08 and 6.20 r. Then let the editorial associations of Remember here anil now that those Lot No. 3. Recorded in the Clerk’s office of Sundays 6.33 p. in. one-half Inches; thence northerly llfiy feet, three earth, and in Jesus Christ, his only he- of,” says the I'snimist. "All the islands the best speakers in the senate during Ocean county in book 11 of deeds, page -52 eic , ami one-half niches; thence westerly at right the United -States, as many of such or brave boys opened up the way for a kind containing 2 acres aud 8tMOo or an acre. For BARNEGAT, at 8.16, 11.06 A. M., And 4.16 tingles to River sveuue one humlred ami forty-six gotten Son,” and who would march of the heathen shall worship him,” writes the last cougress. Beveridge’s reputa and 6.53 p. m. Sundays 12.48 p. in. ganizations as there are states, resolvent o f expan sion w e all believe in. They feet, ten Indies to the place of beginning. Being shoulder to shoulder i.i such a gospel Zephnniuli. "H e shall turn his face to tion as an orator is national, and he snil- Lot No. 4. Recorded in the Clerk’s office of For LAKKWg o h , u a KKh URsT (Manchester^ the same premises which Mury V. Arnold, widow, the next convocation to establish in every swung open the gates for the speedy gos Ocean county, in bonk 3ft of deeds, page 439, etc . RED BANK, etc., 7.13, 10.10, a . u . d.08, and 6.*u campaign. The result would be that the islands,” prophesies Daniel. "Tho in- ed into the senate on tlie wings of elo- ami Albert Allen uml llalsted II. Walnrlglit, ex region of those islands a printing press, peliza tion of islands stupid with the su containing 29-100 o f an acre p. a. Sundays 0.83 p. m. those islands, after a scene of gospeliza- habitants of the isles shall lie astonished quenco by a quicker flight than Depew. ecutors, by Indenture dated September fifteenth. to he supported by people of this country perstition of ages. They cleared the way Lot No. 6. Receded in the Clerk’s office of For EATONTOWN, EAST LONG BRANCH A. li. eighteen hundred slid eighty-seven,granted tion, would assort themselves into de- at thee,” foretells Ezekiel. "Hear it nnd Kean is an elegant, smooth nnd poetic Oceau county, In book 11 of deeds, page 44, etc., etc.. 7.13 and n u n a. u .,3 os and 0 20 p. m. (Sun for missionaries nnd Bibles. They set ami conveyed uuto Lawrence D. Vannote in fee until it can become self supporting. Each nominations to suit themselves, nnd some declare it to the islands afar off,” ex- containing In the two tracts, viz: Tract no 3 days 6.33 p. m. to Eatontown.), those islands free. leaving to the Unit talker, who charms by tho softness of his For ATLANTIC C IT Y, viLASSBORO, WIL Third Tract. Also all that lot, tract or parcel of these state editorial associations send would he sprinkled in holy baptism, and claims Jeremiah. You see from this the containing i» acres and 60 too of an acre; Tract ed States government to decide what shall j speech, elevates by his poetic fancy nnd No. 5 containing acres aud 60-loti of an acre. LI AMSTOWN, etc.,a t 7.13 a . M.,3.08p, m. of land ami premises hereinafter particularly de ing out to th ose inlands at Ic-ast one ed i tliers would be immersed in those warm islands are not to be neglected. Perhaps scribed, situate, lying ami being in the town of npnnma . . rills ,,y nn outburst of eloquence at the Lot No. 6. Recorded In the Clerk’s office of For VINELAND, BRIDGETON, etc., Cumber- tor nnd two reporters and cough typeset rivers, nnd some would worship in re- they are tlie Lord’s favorites, ns in house- be the political destiny of those people land and Maurice River Branch,at7.13 a . m. aud Point Pleasant, In the county ot Ocean and state let us nil join in a nipnign of Though he nnd Borci-ldge, ns well Ocean county In book ll of deeds, page 11, etc 3.03 p. III, of New Jersey Beginning on the south side of the ters, down will go t!i»> ignorance aud su ligious assemblage silent as the Quaker holds if there is any favoritism at ali it is containing ft acres. expansion, expansion of affection- that 1 as Depew, will, on the assembling of For PHILADELPHIA, via Winslow Junctloi taiiln highway road at Point. Pleasant in the perstition of those islands as certainly ns meeting house, nnd others would have ns for tho weakest. Tho islands too small Lot No. 7. Recorded In the Clerk’s office of county of Ocean ami state of New Jersey, uml can take all tho world in, expansion of congress, appear for the first time in the at 7.13 A. M ., 3.08 p. m. tlie Spanish licet under Cerveru sank un many jubilant ejaculations as n Imck- to take care of themselves have the eter Ocean county in book 63 of deeds, page nos etc leading from the old hotel formerly owned by our theologies until none shall reject senate, they will not come as strangers. containing 16 acres am 80-100 o f an acre. RETURNING Aaron Aumuck, deceased, to Squan Iulet and lit der the pounding of our American battle woods cump meeting, nnd some of those nal God to take care of them. Let na With such environments Depew’s time Lot No. 8. Recorded lu the Cleric’s office of Leave New York (via Sandy Hook route) Pier 8 t he northerly corner of the school house lot owned ships. and into their every port will go ho prenehed would be gowned nnd sur- tions look out how they tread on the is- their broad invitation, expansion of hope N.K. foot of Rector street,4:30 a. m.,*:00,3:4ft p.m, by School District, No. 16, of Point Pleasant, N. that embraces eternity as well ns time, in the senate promises to pass ns agree Ocean county in book 27 ot deeds, page 348 etc. intelligence nnd love of free institutions liced for the work, nnd others would lnmls, however small and weak, for they Leave NEW YORK, fool o f Liouny t»i., r». i», I .salt) beginning ih at Dm third ami northeasterly expansion of effort that will not cense ably ns an endless round of dinners all at Lot No. 9. Recorded in the Clerk's office of via all rail, at 4.30 and s.so a . m., 1.80 and 4.30 corner of tlie lot purchased by Lidia II. Vannote ■rtninly ns into the harbor o f M anila stand in citizen’s apparel or in their are omnipotently defended. They may Ocean county, In book t2 of deeds, page 34, etc . till the whole earth is saved nnd the the speech making period of the repast. p .m. Sundays Id.lft a. m. wife of William Vannote, from Thomas Cook and went Admirnl Dewey on that famous shirt sleeves preaching that gospel which i not lie aide to marshal large armies or containing l acre, more or less. Leave NEW YORK, South Ferry, Whitehall St. wife, containing one acre and e'ght v-seveu one- time arrives when the prophecy shall he Washington Star. night when lie was not expected. Hoe’s is to save the world. j to send out navies to sweep the sea, but Lot No. III. Recorded tn the Clerk’s office of 8.2ft a. m., i.25, 4.2ft p. m. Sundays9.5ft a. m. hundredths or an acre, strict measure. Deed fulfilled nnd "they shall come from the the county of Monmouth in book T4 of deeds.page Leave NEWARK, Broad St.,at8,8SA, M,, 1.3ft dated February twentieth A. D. eiglrecn humlred printing press! Nothing can stand be better than that, they have the chariots lleliiriuu* Education. | north nnd the south nnd the east nnd The Sign Fooled Him. 56, etc., containing 67 acres, 63-l