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ESTABLISHED IN 1860. TOMS RIVER, N. J., WEDNESDAY. MARCH 23, 1881. VOLUME 81.—NUMBEB 24.

State Aid for Schools. Ialnn.1 Height*. tv tv«, •fllce, C tw p irtk w tlt’ i Ix e h a n it, w rittm /o r ov*» m rosr ornoi. A. A. BRANT, JUST RECEIVED. L » l Friday evn m g in tol l"-'0” “ Tho projector, and friend, of thi. re- An Ancatrn! Computation...... - , j w a » > . | Toms IIivrb, Oorak C ounty,1 0 7 ^ au ivviUUoiTwini.TOytnpi. nl i ¿«amt, thonn m « r k a h ) y ^ ir ,- b .e .° r t have uot been BH ihm»» _ * fi^'*S»oU ‘¿ 0 " it'd waiting and *i»hiug our course« wa pave ; at the South being especially aimed at, We wait for the port as we battle the w ave; Trade, Governor Newell delivered un muoh behmdhand in puahing tho claim» other evening iu.penalvem ood-athing |, 0. JEFSINGB, Editor and Publisher. LIMBER, and General Garfield touches upon the T ls waiting forever from cradlo to grave. address oa Washington Territory, its re of their fMTont. locality throngh the of not very frequmt occurrence with me (On* copy 1 year...... $2 oo same subject forcibly in his inaugural. COAL AND WOOD, Waiting for morn, ao serene and so light; sources and advantages, before a large ■edmm of . veiy bandaome paper, with being of a rather practical turn of mind if IRM8.— •< On« copy • months...... 1 oo Everywhere thero seems to be a fresh (.One copy » months...... &.» Bricks, Shingles, Lath, Lixne, Cement, Waiting for noonday, so brilliantly bnglu ; audience in Colombia Hall. The Gov­ » pro.hg.oua pictorial healing aa a atrik- - , n d m , thonght. went roaming iu'tbe Waiting at eve for repose in the night. uprising iu tho same direction, a univer­ v Subscriptions payable in Advance. Plaster, Hair, &c. ernor spoke for an hour and a half, ex- ing and be.ntifnl buokgronnd for the dim viata. of antiquity I found mva«!f OAK, ASH, POPLAR .4X1» WALNUT, Waltii g for zephyrs in springtime that blow ; sal desire to supplement the public rTBAMUMUT Advebtibeemts. — Twelve lines, tempore, with much rapidity, covering title, U u d Height. Hem!.!. Tbeiew ly wondering whom my » u o « Z . .‘l» e ln c h space,) TS cents one Insertion. EacL BLACKSMITHS' COAL, Waiting for summer and flowers that grow ; schools of the couutry with other aids to Manufacturers’ Agent for ttoor*. Saali, the entire snbjeot, and we regret that we projected railroad connection, with Sea- thouaand year, ago, where they dwelt additional Insertion, 50 oents. Waiting for winter ana swift-fallen snow. knowledge, suitable to the genius and Blinds, Mouldings, Ac. can only give a brief and disjointed aide I ark and the al.oea line np to Point »nd what utouuer oi meu they were I ;; business Cards.—One inch spat e. fS.OO » j r » i ; The largest assortment of Building Materials In Waiting is ever the bosom's refrain, natural line of thought and notion of our 0 ch additional Inch, $4.00. Ocean couuty. synopsis of his address. He thanked Plear.nt, Hea Olrt and Long Branch, wished that I had tho power oanie to In moments of pleasure and moments of pain; people. Great libraries are slowly • '4tGBNEHSL Advertising. - Our rates will lie LOW EST PRICES, W sit'ng, though stricken again ai d again. the Board of Trade for the compliment have slven thl. place a prepeotiye pae. before me, In ghostly prooeraion •ad« Known upon application at this office, Office and Yard ou Bobbins street. springing up iu the cities, and biuaII Watting in childhood for youth’* joyous tim e; of the invitation to speak before such au oelebnty which. w n h.rdly eipeoted a the generation, of the laat L dither personally or by letter. Near the ocean House and Toms Itiver Hotel, libraries are multiplying throughout the ADVBK-nsK.MBN'r«.—At rates allowed by “ r m waiting,’’ says Youth, “ but I'll certainly audience aud to a people who of nce.es- year or two oack. T h . inoroa»e of to whom I owe my oiistenoe mid for the interior towns. Wealth has been largely climb fiity, by long residence, are moro familiar traveling facthtiee will Of oonrae popn- time, I could fully appreciate UtefeeUuga The top o f the ladder on reaching my prime," diverted into educational channels. . ¿8fbci4L Notioim (in local column), 10 cents a with the subject, which he proposed to lan«, the He ghte iu the.r wooded and of tho«. who spend w much tim T ^ d Jtae lor first insertion ; subsequent insertions, &• In manhood awaiting the time when we may Priuoetou alone has received 12,500,000 AUMACK'S YARD. discuss, than himself. During his resi­ sabhme quietude, far enough from the money iu endeavor, to trace l * T their Find rest on a calmer, a happier day, within the past ten years, and probably Opposite Railroad Depot, Tom, River. When age shall relieve from the worrying fray. dence here, which he proposed to make urbiHonee of th. Mean to be protected lineage to it. fountain head. All at onoe more than a score of entirely new insti­ permanent if he had the good fortuue to from its noisy moods and variations of it occurred to me that while it would be BUSINESS CASUS. Waiting when fortune sheds brightly her smile; tutions of learuiug have been founded by A NEW LOT OF When choice are the pleasures the pathway be­ please the people, it would be his only temperature, and ao thoroughly organ- imporaibl. to learn mA™ my a l t o r a LUMBER^ COAL, guile, private munificence within the same ized on temperuuoe and Christian princi- - ' 7 I . W . CARM ICH AEL, object to inspect the resources aud ad­ were, yet it ley Within the limit, of rea- LIME, CEMENT AND BRICK, There always is something to wait for the while. period. Everywhere we fiud the one pies that ample protection for families vantages of Washington Territory, to aouablo conjecture to gain some idea Aou’ Counselor at Law and Waiting in poverty, anguish ami grief; dominant thought, that if we wish to es­ may always be enjoyed. DOORS, SASH AND BLINDS, WHITE SEWING-MACHINES. aid in their development, to make their many they were. " For,” —thus I ar­ Master in Chancery, Waiting for Heaven to send us relief, cape the perils yearly enoonutered by In the certain influx of strangers tho Telling the heart that the trial Is brief. existence manifest to the world. The gued— " statiBtieiaus tell ua that three Oiflce on Main Street, Also, Blacksmiths’ Coal, European governments, if we desire to ooming season we fear the management f Territory contains about eighty thousand goneratioua of men pane out of the world TOMB RIVER, N. J. Aye, waiting for Joya that will never appear; raise a sure rampart against the isms— will be embarrassed by tho lack of ac­ AT LOWEST PRICES FOR CASH. THE WHITE Waiting for voices we never shall hear; square miles or forty millions of acres every century ; and I can remember uiy communism, socialism and nihilism—the commodations ; but this can soou be Ib acknowledged by those who have used it to h Waiting for moments that never are near. of laud aud water, and was separated into own granil-parenta, and my parenta hail ALBERT C. MARTIN, 1,61 WM. AUM4CK. oancers of the body politic, it can only remedied. l)r. Graw aud his intelligent Waiting when sinning and worn iu the strife, East and Western Washington by the aeeu all of their grand-parcuta—and that be done through education. True, wo aud faithful asgfxuatos have done an ad­ Ills But Sewing Machine in the World! With penitent throbbings the bosom Is r ife ; Cascade raugo of mountains which runs Attorney and Solicitor in Chancery, too within the pi -rent century. Hence So simple a child can use it. do not have here those great class dis­ mirable thing, iu onr judgment, by se­ Waiting for moments that never are uear. nearly north aud south throughout itu within eighty year, there were living, at It has a SELF-SETTING NEEDLE, SKLF- tinctions that have excited tho evil pas­ Oftlce over the Bank, Chas. B. Mathis, T1IREADINQ SHUTTLE. ’ Waiting at last for the spirit’s release; curing such a man as Mr. T. D. Dilks, entire extent, the western portion being one time, oigbt great-grand-pareuta of Its working parts are CASE-HARDENED IRON Waiting a rest in the Dwelling of Peace, sions of the base nud ignorant, but there so well and favorably known iu Philadel­ Tons R iver, N. j . WUOLKSAI.K AND RETAIL DEALER IN or STEEL, and so constructed that the Lost Mo­ known bb the Puget Sound Basin, and mine. Now allowing, aa we muBt, to tion, from long and constant use, cuu be taken un Where waiting aud longing forever will cease. is the constantly growing aristocracy of phia, to tako control of tho largo hotel at by the simple turning of a screw. the eastern contained the great plateau each of them eight anemtora of tho eame DRUGS, MEDICINES, wealth, aud against that in one State the the entrauoo to the spacious grounds. GEORGE C. LOW, It has a device by which the BOBBINS CAN of the Columbia River. Each region grade, on the baais of three generation» BE FILLED WITHOUT RUNNING TIIE EN FAMILY READING. mob so effectually leveled its guns os to This house, so far as its capacity may CHEMICALS, PERFUMERA, TILE MACHINE, thereby relieving the operator differed widely from the other. In the per oentury, 200 year» ago I had OI an­ ATTORNEY AT LAW, from the necessity o f removing the work or un­ cause au exodus almost unparalled in the sorvo, will prove a desirable resort under threading the machine. „ West we find the largest and best timber history of the oouutry. There is no safe­ cestors. Ooutinnmg tho computation by Office on W ater Street, It has a DOUBLE FEED on both sides of the Make a Vacancy or I W ill." Ion the continent, which can bo made the liberal management of Bro. Dilks. needle, which enables the operator to curry the doubling, three times for caoh century, FANCY TOILET ARTICLES, ty anywhere unless something is being He spent several weeks on the ground |ro doors east o f Ocean County National Bank fabric through on either side of the needle, as During the late administration of ( ¡rant üliail^ acoeB8ible to market. Fifteen mil- at the time Columbua waa making hia may be desired. continually done to place men, through lost Summer, and for himiielf thoroughly TOMS ItIVHU, X. J. TRUSSES, It Is there chanced to be a young man in one ! ^OU8°^ acres of trees of enormous growth eventful trip they numbered 4,0110—« self-interest, constantly on the side of tested the salubrity aud goneral enjoy­ I ______3m2l of the departments, who, like so many j artl* Vrt*ue» ^ron “ f great- extent, bog right decant little multitude. By the Shoulder-Braces, Syringes, WARRANTED FOR FIVE YEARS. intelligence and thus of law and or­ ableness of tho place. Hu is enthusiastic otherB then and now, hud entered on and m i8 “etic. abound, o ml iu almost wuno prooesa, I And that while William E. W. SNYDER, PAINTS, OILS, It is ALMOST NOISELESS; no cog-gears nor der. iu his admiration of tho rules and the large cams. that horrible declivity which begins with ! cver-v mountain ami valley, both bitu* the Norman waa conquering the Engliah The public schools are better now than men whose wisdom formed them, and FASHIONABLE TAILOR, It Is much larger than the Family Machines of the gilded tippling saloon and ends__i miuous and anthracite, aud coke-making VARNISHES AND DYE-STUFFS. the Howe, Singer or Weed ; costs more to manu­ they ever were before, and they are as if he had undertaken to aubdue my an­ lain direct, «»{»pox l tv WHHhlnfftnn, facture, and sens for much less. whose energy maintains them, us so fur, In fact, it Is the who shall say where ? He was a capable j 0Oft* ^tta j ,lst keou discovered. Eastern cestors to his sway he would have hail a Physicians’ Prescriptions Carefully Prepared essential as over to the public welfare, is oxaotly odupted to the position of a Toms Hirer, 1 J . Í at all hours. clerk, and his sprees and shortcomings ' Washington is destined to bo a great tough job of it, for they numbered more but as there is a perpetunl movement in popular host, treating all who come iu r u armeuts cut anil lumie to order In the bent KING OF SEWING MACHINES were condoned for tho sake of the mem­ grain producing uud grazing region. thuu 10,000.000 persons. Ho, am thou- m auler, at short notice. ly3i all thiugs, ns science aud discovery never auoh a mannor that they will bo sure to Proprietor of MATH IB’ QUARTER DOL­ ory of his honored father, Senator------. Tho plains supposed hitherto to bo bar­ sand years ago, I had more than 1,000,* LAR FAMILY LINIMENT, ly« Do not fall to jtive it a trial. stand still, so is it with education ; it como aguiu. Mr. Dilks expects to open But the road was su re; aud iu time, ren and worthless are now proved to ho 000,000 of anoestors living upon tho earth CHAS. H. CLUTE, TOMS RIVER, NEW JERSEY. must progress aud acoommodate itself tho house in May, aud leave nothing uu- For sale throughout Ocean couuty by with a discharge in his pocket and a the best of wheat and vegetable land, at onoe—a number nearly equal to tho to circumstances bb they rise ou tho Bur- duue that is calculated to advance tho drunkard’s record behind him, step by easily cultivated and producing ou an present population of the world. BOOKSELLER, STATIONER AND fuoo. Tho school is iuteuded not only to interests of u spot so favored in all its step ho passed tho down grade of dissi­ average during tho past year thirty-five I did not figure book any further than EDWARD IRONS, make men intelligent, but to give them its surrouudiugs, Wo boliovn he will Newsdealer, pation, until wife, children aud friends bushels to tho acre. Outs, barley and that -I didn’t onre to. When a man ar­ FRANKLIN HARRIS GENERAL AGENT, advantages iu business they otherwise keep an eye to this, eveu more than to COWPERTHWAIT’S EXCHANGE, cut loose, aud tho quondam gentleman hops were of incredible growtli aud pro- rives at tho stupendous figures that I DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF would uot possess. Every public his own individual benefit; for to buihl Tons 1IIVKI1, J. 1,» Manchester, New Jersey. slept iu the parks and lived on charity. ductiou. The waters of the Territory, reached in reckoning up his relatives, it ______ly39 j school is, iu a limited degree, au in­ up a reputation in his uewoaroor, ho will He was abandoned by all—all save the lakes, rivers, buys, harbors, inlets and is timo ho stopped his mathematics for a dustrial school. Writing and arithme­ have to sacrifice to u great oxteut his angel of mercy hovering uear, though above all Puget Sound, covering two WARREN C. ABBE, GROCERIES CORNELIUS PECK, tic are essential in u professional life, season. I hftve often heard remarks thousand miles of surface with deep present active bu.mo.s in th. oily, liis made abont tho plentoousues. of tho Insurance Agent, Notary Public, unseen. A temperance reform move­ and they are the tools of trade to the DEALER in SEWING MACHINES, ment cluimed him as u trophy, and he soundings and bold shores, free from ambition .'«ueoes., and he will achieve Smiths, hut I never thought much about COHUfMSIOXKK OF DF.EDU and banker, merchant and clerk. Every O fficii in began the upward struggle. Wife and burs, shoals or rocks, peaceful, calm and it. Ocean Urovc. Record. it until since my computation in anoee- JUSTICE OF_THE PEACE. PROVISIONS, udded brunch udds to capacity, and a A. D. Yorair* Book anil stationery store, children came back, but who believes in beautiful; swurmiug with salmon, cod, Insurance effected on a.' classes of Property, In higher education furnishes thoHtato with Don't be too Critical. trJ ; ‘ ‘ i",“ ° wim(]or- •‘owover, that Ihoy OPPOSITE RAILROAD DEPOT, MAIX STREET, TOMS RIVER, X. J. halibut, herring, etc.; abounding in shell ■Mod and reliable Compani 18 only. Collections a “ reformed drunkard ?’’ It, was a strug­ fresh teachers. But there is the oppo­ - - ar F ltM U x r .il having opened a aud tho Territorial University which ho a dinner, after it la »wallowed, cannot be age," •< pure blood ” and all that aort of M. new Book and Stationery Store, calls the at­ HARRISON GOBLE, The young man said : “ Send me, sir, being done elsewhere, both here and tention of his former friends and the public in knew, from persouul inspection, were made auy bettor. Continual faultllud- thing ? Take, for inatauoc, arena of our Collections promptly attended to. general to his new and well-selected stock of where I left a blackened record. It may and abroud, in some places with lavish BAKER, eucouruge others if I regain a good equal to the best in the States. No ing, continual criticism of the conduct American aristocracy who make it an Main st., nearly oppoNlte tlic Post Ofllre, generosity ; to add to our sohool system STATIONERY, BOOKS, MUSIC, couutry is better supplied with news­ of this one, and tho speech of that one, objection to n man that hia father waa a | J O H N L. S T E E L , TOMS RIVER, X. J. name, and I would be more useful in my those branches of education which will former position.” papers, which make conspicuous and the dress of the other, and tho opinions mechanic ; were all their tboasand mil- Plain and Ornaxkntal ALBUMS, FELL LIXE OF BREAD. CAKE and teach the hands as well as the head, A Pies, and everything usually kept In a coun­ The President wrote a note to the sec- successful efforts iu presenting this great of t other, will make home the unhap- lions entirely freo from the vice of work LAW AND JUSTICE BLANKS, try bakery, constantly on hand. Lurge Cake which will place onr sons and daughters Marble Works, made to order. Hot Bread and Bolls every morn­ x’etary of that department and handed it Territory to the world in all the fullness piest place under the sun. If yon are ing for a living? Were all of Queen Kcar Luhrs' Hotel, and all articles usually found In a Stationery on a par with what we arc pleased to call Store. Orders for anything in my line, not on ing for breakfast. Ten and Twenty Cent Cuke a to the young man, who left, but. ore long of its resources uud prospects. Yonr never pleased with any one, no one will Victoria’s sixteen million ancestors of hand, will receive immediate attention. Give me specialty Also, a full line of Confectionery. tho “ effete monarchies of tho old world.” TOMS RIVER, N. J. v ery thankful for past favors, 1 solicit a contin­ returned with an anxious face. cities and towns are each and every one ever be pleased with you. And if it is the time of the Conqueror, princes, dukes A call. A . 1». Y O K A X , uance of your patronage. \ A rumor finds circulation that there are FLAGGING, CURBING, SILL8, STEPS, Ac. Mala Street, Toma River, X. J., of them on the rivers, and sound and known you are hard to suit, few will take and earls? What a lot of them thero Cleaning and Re-setting. Oman Next to Mathis’ Drug store. “ The secretary sent out word that my some members of the Legislature, and ocean, located with great sagacity as to pains to suit y°to ^ ! must have been to be snro, or where HENRY DORSETT, application would go on file !” even from the county of Essex, that are ClITEa 8PICUL ATTENTION TO necessity and advantages which their FALL AND WINTER OPENING The President, with au ironclad ex­ timid about this project of giving State Influence comes in the •• untainted lineage?” I Auctioneer. OP RE-SEATINC CHAIRS pletive, said : ** You can't put your wife future growth will fully justify. We re­ ------* j have come to the conclusion that the best 0 7 ALL KINDS, aid to industrial schools. They fear it quire only capital and persistent labor to It is the bubbling spring that flows ; way for every moo ui to let his anoestors Cleaning and Hc-Pnlixhlngr Furniture, aud children on file, can you?” Writing will cause a raid upon tho treasury ! Hueh to this line o f business whenever called ou. I Fashionable Millinery A c ., A c. another note aud handing it to him. bo place us in tho foreground of tho family gently, the little rivnlct which runs alone, for f«ar he might come oerw»» « thing i« incredible. When a Common­ AND LADIES’ GOODS. All orders left st uhas. 11. ciute’s News and sta- of States. Agriculture must receive along all ilsy aud night by the firm- j some fellow he wouldn't feel like point - CLARK F. DONNELL, loncn Store will receive prompt attention. )y5 said: “ Give this in person and bring wealth like New Jersey, that supports fcyvllle, May 18, 1890. 82tf careful, intelligent cmsiderntiou„ Man­ house, that is useful, rather than the I ing at with pride, ¡mean answer." Armed with this mia- itself almost without luxation, is afraid ufactures must soon flourish with such swollen flood of the roaring cataract i March *th. J. A smcotts Burnt. MRS. JOSIE A. NEILL, isive he confronted the awful presence to face a movement like this, it will be CHOICE CONFECTIONERY. an immense supply of coal, iron and Niagara excites our womkr, and w e; JAMES WORSWICK, BARNEOAT, beyond the baize doors and met an im- , ... , , , i about time for it to really go out of the « X O W P R E P A R E D to offer a full and | patient refusal. wo°d We require but httle r.ilr»d Uuio, Wh„ but stand amnzed nt the power and greatness A Judicious Wife. 1 complete atock of Fashionable Millinery Goods, Oranges, and other articles of Ladies’ Goods, adapted to “ What shall I tell the President ?" be advantage, compared w.th other com- j pr„ mute knuwl,,lg0i lo (!4re [l)r tll„ of God there, as he '* pours it from the the Fall and Winter season. Her stock embraces A judicious wife ia always nipping oft Lemons, j calmly inquired, mumfea beoauae of our uupmlleled uffll0tei| to ¡ ,h d hollow of hia hand." But one Niagara all qualities from the cheapest to the B E S T from her husband's moral nature little grades, which she Is prepared to dlsposo of supply of water h ghwavs bv rivers • . , * ’ is enough for the continent or the world, m i ■ Bananas, j “ That there are no vacancies.” , , J? J courage nonesty, to wideu it sphere of ac twigs that are growing in wrong direc­ CHEAP FOR CASH ! while the same world requires thousands Extra Fine Hats. And other Foreign Fruits. 1 When this wus delivered at the White Bound and ocean. W . uead, eap.ci.lli. UviUee ? 11 fort, iudu.tri.1 Khool. were tions. Hhe keeps him in shape by con­ Fine French Flowers, and tons of thousands of silver fountains Also, a good assortment of j House the imperturbable Grant, biting railroad commumutum w.tb the Atlantic „„lrlt,i lhl. Jrar New Jer^-j would t* tinual pruning. If you say anything y* *8 now Penmmently located at Bayville, l-acen. Milk», snd gently flowing rivulets that water from which point he Is open to anv calls Ribbons, Ties, Ac. IM PO RTE D AND D OM ESTIC I the end of a cigar, seized a red ink pen S U tc aed the Governor e i p r o e d him- ncll(tr iu „ „ u«u. it i. towta, silly she will affectionately tell yon so. •or Us services in any part o f Ocean county or Also a large assortment of all grades and quali­ aud wroto across the face of his former Bolt aa liappy to give aaaurauce. received i Tbewi wil, l(e the creaU)„ every farm and meadow, and every gar­ v w o rroanding country. 20 If you deolare that you will do some ab­ ties of SEGARS, den, aud that shall flow every day and HOSIERY AND GLOVES. note: “ Make a vacancy, or I w ill!” pereonally and very recently fro.u Mr. w(allh ; they .ill build (aetoriea, open surd thing, she will find some means of ALWAYS ON IIAKC AT every night with their gentle, quiet RANDOLPH IRONS. “ Take that and bring his answer !” Billing. h .« * lf , that work would un-' .„inea, ahap. the d a y . o, the aarth into preventing ycu from doing it. And by K i d Qloves a Spoolalty. queahouab y commenee each ,„le . lhe ai|| beauty. 8 0 with the acta of our lives. Wheelwright and Carriage Maker, SNYDER'S CONFECTIONERY, Yet again did the young man return far the chief part of all the common Next door North of Cowperthwsit’s Exchange, It ia not by great deeds, like those of Robbins at., Toms River. I unsuccessful. The President obtained the taacade Menuturn, ,u .t aa . » aa .¡culture, encourage art, bu.ldpal.ee. for sense there is in this world belongs un­ TOMS HIV lilt, X. J. 4.) the martyrs, that good is to be done—it temporary employment for bis friend, cngmeera now on the.r enrveye reportjtll„ a„allhy aD(1 deorait homM fo, th(, questionably to women. The wisest 18 a first-class workman, having CRANBERRIES is by the daily sod quiet virtues of life, the best route through the mountains. z zx x s » thorough apprenticeship at Jacobstown. MORTIMER LAM:, taking him iu person to another depart- poor. Education has been called a ram­ things a man commonly does are those competent to attend to the above busl- A* A read from the coal mines to Eastern the Christian temper, the good qualities S«!? ~ -*■■*•*branches.Including Pnlntlnar and C. WILKINSON A SONS, I : ment, aud awaited the Cabinet meeting part against ignorance; when such . . , , , , „ ' wiucnwhich nishis wirewife connsels bunhim to dodo, /A UOUSK AND fcJfGN P a INTEU, the following day. Here the President Washiugtou is au early necessity to sup­ of relatives and friends, and all, that it j , . . . ______, s a g f c a y n’Kgs g 1’11» ““ Mr'* j 2CC, SOUTH FRONT STREET, scheme receives a blow in tho Legialo- i. to In Anns wifo 1» a grand vialdcroT to« moral pran seemed as quietly imperturbable as a ply the population there with coal, tim- PHILADELPHIA, Turns River, X. J . 0 ture there will be more proven ignorance ,, m ,. ____ mg koiie. If Jnbnarai'a wife had lived Sphinx. As the members left, the Presi­ J l ? 0- H- WOOLLEY, will attend to ail orders for “ fi,h' “ d, 'm m de « " j io the State than waa ever dreamcl of. The habit of aell-ouolrol is but lhe lh<‘r* woold h* " H i no bonding up W H 0 LESA LE D E A L E R8 dent followed Secretary — - to the w.th the./ product, from the eaat. Pi.get Nn(.ark AdvertUer Sound is destined inevitably to become soemn illation of oontinnni art* of aeif- j ‘ “ n«* P * 1- 00 kra' Lia* »•! «1* poato wpmWRMUUAEE'Um. Hovse tnd Sign Painting , i door and said : “ By the way, Mr. Sec- **Aa o r S. s . A track's Storehocsk, he great centre of commerce for the denial for a worth* ob jsot; it is but th. : m ” llfn 8 ‘ ‘ OD* U)e “ > «•*“ * (Trainino, Kahomininq I '61®17’ who W0Bl<1 J °“ recommend lor Habits of ietupuntuoe, economy, truth­ repeated authority of the rauon over ! “ d llnnkiB* wiUl * diagmting voracity. W A T E R NTREET. TOM! RIVER, X. J. Jersey Cranberries. J your successor?successor ?” The astonishedastoniahed o<*n-gen- western coast of the United States, be­ We buy or sell on fulness, honesty, generosity, onoe thor­ the•' impulses, ■ of...... the judgment orer the If Oliver Goldsmith bad 1------I APF.R HANGING. | tleman replied, aud passing into another ing central of lines drawn north and W jnfiste Painting and Trimming a specialty. COMMISSION. oughly engrafted upon the life of an in­ inclinations, of the sense of duty over be never would here worn that meoKw*- Attention paid tn jmhhin* ™ light or We do a strictly Carriage Painting and Ulaxing. department, wroi«- a hasty resignation south and east and west from Alaska to dividual, will accomplish for him what the desires. He who lisa acquired this ble and ridiculous coat Whenever yon heavy wart. Mtf and sent it in. He wan relieved of bis the Gulf of California, and from Maine Will endesTor to fill his contracts, whether ver yean of seeking and effort without than habit, who can govern himself inlelli find a man whom you know lis i. «host, CASH BUSINESS. bwi «r written, with promptness. r inland sea upon the Pacific. -^ R R R I A G E W O R K In all its branches. NAYLOR’S ------1- - .. . . „ . . . , «o many seek in vain to enter. Working of alt real power and of ail tree happi­ man , for the ooraen are rounded off— D R . ID IL K S ' poeiU.jn of eminent neefnlneas and re I Imm,*r*tjon *» tendmg hither from the f[)OTtaneonalj and almoat neconacioiHlv o f all kinds promptly attended to. ness. The foroe and energy which he the little shoots pared away—4a n a iiii l # > u U a tt«i! «t., near Matas fit, apectahililj, which he oocnpie. Uinta; in ™ lern » '"** proportions „ tbcJ wU, , (tcr , nd lnU a‘. Dining Saloon, has put forth day by day and boor by mao. Wires have generally mask more h>M a i m , h. ANTI-DYSPEPTIC PANACEA, AND one of the largeal citiea of onr land. So We m“ t makeeffo,t to be a-toilt«! gmt caitnre> u , ,, the power that aeons than their hothead», even thongh f» THF WWftT TALLARLESTABLE ofM *11ill m*fi®M! bonr ia not exhanatod, nor even dimin­ I cines for Dyspepsia sodjd Liver Compltlnt,Complaint, SomBoot did the friendless stranger win hia place | “ ^ ^ ot, peri.jd ar- pnxlneed them for still higher effort«; they may be elevar mam Thawifa’and- H DAVID MERRELL, BILLIARD HALL, Heart Burn snd Sick Headache. It sells ished , on the contrary, it has increased and the honorable secretary lose his, b e-! riTe* ****** we ** •***• aT**l onr* they form foundation on which to vice ia like the heltaet that keens the ilwright and Carriage Maker, ON WATER STREET, near Main, strictly on Its n sii merit, as LnmtreAs of patients by ase, and hse become stronger and ( b a s ic s ' n o w , T m u R iv e r , X . J . can te«t!fT. canee the warrior rbief had tra «d hia oeopeekeble .adVM.-1 bnUdi wlthont feir overthrow, ail th . »hip eteedy. The BafH ot Teacher. TOMS RIVER. X. J. keener by eiereiae , and, aithongh it hai (Subscriber having had an experience of Price per botile T5 cesia ; i tunnel ano over, eonrae in lurid character., not with ***“ “ “ •’■‘»«mgs given to ns by a flnMt of eIoeUeooe. to_ p rep m wholesale ratea, sent to sny apirea* C. O D. already completed its work in the prat, « the bosineM, believes he can do is t r MKAL8 AT ALL HOURS. ; sword tip, but with pen, “ Make a ra-1f* “ 6®0“ ' Cre*tHr’ W ash-; llw n } TjTtm fit a nagro prayer meeting one of the U»e best, and as cheap as thecheap- Soie œaaafactnrer, it ia stall hia true and powerful wsapeu JK worked in the best shops in the THOS. a DJLKS, cancy, or I willaud now. aa of yore, ! 1D*ton Territory to all civilization as the tbe t**oty of goodness which is brethren eerneMy preyed the« they rork. ▲11 parties wishing a good round meal, cheap, i to rar*. for future oooflieta in higher will do well to give me t call. UM «aro«rat. X. J. an d T u n r m i d o * e in th e best m an- Early brettfaat before the ¡earing o f the first to say was to do, and the msa who “ Tepr*“ bl* f OOI1K * " Lt ul «*• ] but so ^imirable. might be preearvol fon t what he railed •m am t a m » « so u a ti , m oraing train. I “ would light it oat on this line,” etc., Olympia Courier. \ ------— ------their "npauilia'nne," ilfm," aeid Fresh lager beer always on hand. T. H . LETE, Worsen admire strength without seek­ nodevtatnigly kept his word.—N ational! j ------The «re of s forest, Seroe aa it ia, «01 ing to imitate i t ; meat gsntleneaa with­ one of the elders, ” yar hadn't 'rectly ELIAS NAYL0B, Proprietor MARBLE DEALER, fOR SALE OR TO LET. liepubiican. j 'Yh«iher m Nature or in art, the pres barn out in one day, hot you can nei out bewtowiag it io return. Fatienee is got de bang ob dat er w ort It'S braat- BORDEMTOWN, N. J. ------j eDoe «* heantifnl softeD. and pnriBea arrest the progrees of that’ crael word I ^ R A V I X C AXIS HAIR BREKSIXe. strength ; impatience ia weaksera. To tin’-oot apaettra'- ” Bradda.” ra- ft is related that Webster and Clay j Bat let no young lady fall into the biun jo u ottered carelessly yesterday ; ft will plied the eorveeted, ■’ ef dot's ao, tt’s m ; The Subscriber wt «M inform the PUBLIC tkat ■ t quiet, eveu though what is going os he is now prepared, iii Bis room next io the Eritiee, | were standiLg on the steps erf the Osp- deT of 80PP0^ 0« ^»*1 «>ly that which is go on slaying, poisoning, borning, e n - wearies you, ie e gain. Bods do sot am aahe on 4 FINE FARM itol, when a drove of mules p**-ed,' can ever be beautiful ft is bittering, beyond your control farena eoara ap in a day, and if you want you M ’ e f dal SHAVING, HAIR MtfiSSIM, 1 moving southward. •• There are some Jabor, care, skill, sn artistic eye, and a and ever. OF may fiad dowers where anly a little while VtssinfMi»-. D rd"? e? Psfr k W IW r?n, \ ! of your ec^rtituects, 3ir. Websier,” ! bwte thst beautify. Whether in J —— ------» * w ^ ------^ Hvhorec Jutn n m tYA SK s, tinsgiil a -r a all tarrau warte.. Crown. « na« thra ran e r a e f w h i e w m ale to e * » w « w , with aeat- ______, kingly remarked Clay. " Yea, they hotae» <* 40 “ speech or in naan- The talent of aaooeos ia nothing more e e » Md dtapateh. | | R X I I M T I . ______garnet the dtapomtire. to fly from pv^iurt of lhe fire, the hammra . •ad a half from Toms River. Ampie CreetMtlT mi kaad BxceO est Tor BnrioJ Lott, « f hots Fhrein » d Ameri- »re going to Kentucky to teach school. D€rB» money ia not the main thing which than doing what you eon do well, and Apply to , « 1 * m e & a t the Lowest CsafePrice*, sad 6f p lo r e to r - ~ - * - - ' Kalr Bf?v Kalr ■ u is r a t t « , the Best wnrinn*r>hip. ------provide* the beautiful. The dowdy ap- »^oing » e b whatever you do without a ! CEO. J. PEET, for irilaslM HAIR to !t« Bararo! CWcr. Also.! AH «rters iefrwm Mr. C. P Avwrascw.rader- ijthmg except mean- parei of many a slattern has coat more thought oi fame. If it cornea st all, it * n r w in fla a far iwerearia# HAIR f r o « faUlaf : tajei-. Twbs W rer. win recede prompt attrattow The « M h s w l a B 14 Park Place, oat,ot answaXaBafOctare. ‘ «f u j w « Y ran be ww i» nay O nre- kui» love and crip- mooey by far than the ueat and hntntifnj \ will eome becanaa It ia deeerved, not t » [ JO HR KLIPPXL. TkH or fro« Trots River to Mttlt- J totea i * *.V YfYRF ÍTTY. Rtvrr. Tb’j T5.*vn. Uwttr.. ’ U igbtow ! -ansa H i I*UHL1C SALK M* The New School Law. Should Church Property be Taxed! JOHN H. WELSH, ,* 8 N ew J ersey C ourier. The principal features of tho now law Mb. E d it o r •—-Your editorial iu tho IMPORTER OP REAL ESTATE. h 8 S gji other taxes: bnt Jfjthe the Protect "fit Church « f the United Your Question C h a m b e r n u lt « . In Black Walnut of rv v. , -_'r . -. ■iThin^nfHi—" ' -‘■'•‘on. deemed, sod ■«**»sK«syM St...... itself U* bo freeiroiin others, being ine same property that wus cou- HlaekiiulthN' Maid Memory still keeps fresh the scene, a moneys received by any township from, — - • -all I» .Inhn V ('hare with Black Walnut Trimmings. ’ wl01'. ~ m ¡V fÜ N D S , •yed to David Merrell by John T. Chambers and is. Wilt this pay for the trouble ? You Horse Nalls, A c. Mofatt. Lounge* and Mota-Uedatenfii rendering that assistance without which C a rria g e M aterial«»—Rims, Spokes, Bar iron, conple of years ago, when for the first the tax imposed by this act shall not be Especially selected for my Retail Trade. wife, by deed dated May 18, A . D. 1808, and re­ B— e d - s te- a d s , gpM.HU1.Bureaus, rtlBlnChaira, HTable,' W l.1 there can bo no government ? Or are wo corded in the Clerk’s office aforesaid, in Book so must judge. W e will make up the Steel, An. time in ranny years the United States sufficient to maintain free »ehoois for at Al»« have on hand a line assortment of Deeds, pages 00», etc., and now occupied by case,—you must decide it. But we Tin and Hollow Ware. least nine months in each year, then the to believe rather that the church ha» i said .Merrell C u tle ry -P o ck e t and Table Cutlery, best qual­ Senate came under Democratic control. STERLING SPOONS -«d FORKS. 3. A house and lot of land consisting of cleared must tell you that we have created ity Silverr Plated Ware. CROCKERY, Senator Saulsbury gave the Republicans inhabitants thereof may raise by town* simply allowed itself to lie put iu the! and wood land, situated lu the townsuip, county the Largest Retail Clothing Business CHINA AND CLA8S WARE Also, keep constantly on hand and State aroresald, and on the easterly side of in the United States by the simple bluntly to understand that they were to ship'tax such additional amount as they position in this mutter in which it seems the North Branch of Torn* River, below Grassy AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. In great variety, consisting of ' to be placed ? For my own part I am Hollow, containing slxty-Iive aud sixty-nine one- method o f giving the best clothing for Plows, HarrowB, Cultivators, Plow Castings, D IN NE H , T L A A X U SUIL.KT SETS, Af take back seats, and that the Democrats may need." Iiuudredths of an acre, be the same more er lean, the least money. We mean that it Hoes, Rakes and Shovels. would run the government to suit them­ Section 78 of the present act shall be charitable enough to believe that the w m s FLATS SPOONS m , being the same property that William C. llager- man and wife conveyed to said Association, by shall pay you to buy o f us. If you Horse and Hand R&kes. CARPETINGS selves. Congressman Blackburn and amended so a» to provide: “ That it latter is really the truth. WEDDINC RINCS deed dated October 8, A. D. 1878. Recorded as buy and are not pleased, return the There certainly should be no part of Constan«ly on hand ; also, made to order in three aforesaid la Bo«k l«w of Deeds, pages 960, etc., goods for exchange, or demand your Mattings and Oil Clothi others rejoiced over the fact that both shall be tho duty of tho Comptroller to hours’ time. My and now occupied by the said Win. C. Hagennan. FERTILIZERS. the community in which a good govern­ Attendance given and conditions made known money. Guano. Super Phosphate, Poudrette, Pish Guano, houses of Congress were Democratic, and apportion the said tax among the several on day of sale, by WATCH REPAIRING Bone Dust and Land Plaster. WINDOW 8HADE8. told the country that in 1881 they would counties, in proportion to the amount of ment can rely more implicitly than in A. C. MARTIN,! c.ommlttee A large assortment of all kinds and quaiuiet Is under my own personal supervision, It has A. W. IRONS, j • om m m u. P a p e r » h a d e s c f every kind and desert^ have possession of the White Houae, too, taxable real and personal estate of said the Christian Church, aud even a biul been for over thirty years. Dated March 17, 1881. 2vr24 Wanamaker and “ wipe out as with a sponge” the counties respectively, os shown by the government, for a bad government is FIELD AND GARDEN SEEDS. I urould respectfully state that 1 arn the only CF.RMAN MILLET, Ate. better than anarchy. The teachings of Sheriff’s Sale. and Brown, PAPER HANGING8. results of the war that cost a million ratables respectively, as aforesaid, and it dealer in Greenwich street who keeps no Plated A large and Bplendld assortment to select fm Jewelry, and have no connection with any house lives. Well, things have changed since shall lie his further duty to transmit, on Christianity directly inculcate rendering y VlllTI K OF A ’« BIT OF FI. FA. Gilt. Natln and Plain Paper«, of the except iny own, at B issued out of the Court of Chancery of New PARIS GREEN. est designs and patterns. then, a little. The country lias repented or before the first day of April, to the respect to the powers that be, aud pe­ Jersey, aud to me directed, I will sell at public S. E. Cor. Sixth & MarketSts. H a ll P a p e r« of all kinds. veu-lue, ou its transient confidence in Democracy. County Collector of each county, a »tuto- cuniary support of those powers. Otir 271 GREENWICH STREET, MONDAY, APRIL SStli, 1881, PHILADELPHIA. PAINTS, OILS AND VARNISHES. White House, Sonate, House of Repre­ ment of the amount of said tux appor­ Saviour said, “ Render unto Cmsar the (Near Murray,) New York. AveriU’* anil W adawortir* Ready-Mixed At the hotel of Cowdrick & cook, in the village P a in t» . PICTURE ERAMES sentatives, all are Republican now, and tioned to and payable by said county, thing» that are Ciesar’s teaching His oi Turns River, iu the county of Ocean, between French W indow Klass of all sizes. M A D E TO O R D E R A T S H tfR T XOTffy ly 13 JOHN H. WELSH. the hours of 12 m. ami 5 v. u. on said day, the likely to remain so. And they are stal­ and said County Collector shall lay Huid disciples that thoy were not ouly allowed following described Real Estate, v iz : wart Republican, too, and stalwart Re­ but required to pay tor even that wretch­ All that certain tract of laud conveyed by Bald statement beforo the Board of Assessors C. W. POTTER, Reuben Potter and C. D. Etnson to saldN .C . publicanism means a full, free vote and a of the townships and wards within his ed protection awarded by the Roman NOTARY PUBLIC with Notarial Seal Whiting, by deed dated Jan. 27, 1864, situated ou the bouih »Id« and near the head of the Main FIRST NATIONAL BANK fair count, equal rights for all, national county at their next anuuul meeting to tyrant. He made use of his wondrous AN» Hurricane, and on Little Hurricane, Goodwater, honesty, national intelligence, national power to obtain the moans to pay the niinlNhioner o f Deeds for Stale o f New York, Ai kerson Branches, and north of Farrago lands. apportion tho tuxes among said town­ In the township of Manchester, county of Ocean, 1880,-Fall & Winter,-1881 BurrooATI’s O rrioi, T oss Hivkk, N. J. »4 TOMS KlVEIt, N1IW JERSEY. progress and national prosperity. ships and wards, and said UHseusorH shall tribute money for himself and Ins disci­ and State of New Jersey. Beginning at a pine tree marked on four sides, and on the northerly thereupon proceed to apportion said ple Peter. No one believes that the aide by letters J. H. It., and on the southerly side TREASURY' DEPARTMENT, The new administration has mode a with letters G. standing on the south side of school taxes as other taxes are appor­ founder of the Christian church over Office of comptroller of the Currency, good beginning. Its first act of import­ ( r a y Stock for Sale Cheap, the road leading from Deborah Platt’s tavern to W ashington, March 7th, 1881. tioned, and to assess tho same according tried to evade even nn unjust tax. John Ulbersun's saw-mill; and running from Whereas, by satisfactory evidence presented ance was the Treasury decision in tlio said beginning tree (which is the stump thereof to the undersigned, it hii9 been made to appear to luw.” Would it not he an excellent thing for DUO Young Apple Trees, and that “ The First National Bank of Toms River," case of the natioual banks that had re­ 2UOO Young Peach Trees, of the choicest vari­ halns and thirty links; thence (2) south fifty-one Section 80 of tho not shall bo amend­ the Christian Church to settle this ques­ degree» west, sixty-eight chains and fifty links; tired their ourrcncy in fear lest tho Into eties; also. Ocean, ami State of New Jersey, has compiled ed bo as to provide: “ That 10 per tion of taxation by insisting that it bo 3 0 0 Young Maple Trees. thence (3) north thirty-five degrees and thirty with all the provisions of the Revised Statutes o f Funding Bill should become a law. On All of suitable ¡dze fur setting out. minutes west, elglily-elght chains and sixty links ; the United States, required to be complied with allowed, an an organization, to take Apply to CHARI,KH CARSON. thence (4) north one degree east, one hundred before an association shall be authorized to com­ the announcement- that it had been killed cout. of tho amount raised shall be a re­ and thirty chains; thence (9) north eighty de­ upon itself its share of public burden? ■¿4 Toms River, N. J. mence the business of Hanking: inviti: fund, und shall ho ap)s>rtioned grees cist, ninety-one chains and fifty links; Now. therefore, I, John Jay Knox, Comp­ by a veto, the banks wished to liavo their Would it not be setting nn example, iu thence (0) south four degrees east, ninety-eight troller of the Currency, do hereby certify that bonds at onco returned to them. Tho among the several counties by the State DENTIST. halas, to the place of beginning, containing one “ The First National Bank of Toms River," In the these tux-dodgiug days, that would have thousand seven hundred ami eighty_ ~res am ' vlllf h‘e of Toms River, in the county of Ocean, Board of Education according to their It. A. IIV H C S will lie at thirty-two humlridth* of au ac-e, within which decision published lost week is to the Ins rooms, over the Bank, Toma and State of New Jersey, Is authorized to com­ a good effect upon tho whole community ? bounds are included the following tracts or parts mence the business o f Banking, as provided In SPECIAL ATTENTION discretion before April 15. Before Jan­ effect that this cannot bo done, and that River, on Monday, April it. and remain through of tracts belonging to, viz: a tract of fifty-four section tlfty-oue hundred aud slxt.v-nlne of the uary 10 ensuing the Superintendent of Certainly the church then would not "ic week, for the practice or Dentistry. ninety-one one-huudredtha of au acre, surveyed if the banks wish to regain their circula­ Laughing (las administered. Teeth extracted Revised Statutes of the United States. only be free from reproach in this matter, and returned to Robert Montgomery August 29th, I n testimony whereof, witness my T O T H E I R tion they must do so in the regular way. InaLructioi] shall return to the several ilkout |)Blli. II AARON DAWES. ii»T, ami recorded iu the surveyor ueueral’- [i,. s.) hand ami seal oi oiiice this 7th day of counties tho remaining ninety per cent, but bo in accord with the teachings of ofllce at Berth Amboy, In Book S 11 of Survey!. March, 1881. They must apply for and purchase bonds, page 291«; thirty-six acres ami thirty hundredths JOHN JAY' KNOX, Christianity also. If the certainties of REPORT OF THE CONDITION of an acre, part of a tract of ninety-five acres aud deposit thorn for tho issue of circu­ of tho amount raised to tho counties in 2m22 comptroller of the Currency. taxation would ouly deter church organi­ and ulucty-nvo hundredths of an acre, returned lation, just aB a new bank would have to which it was raised. Ho shall also die to Robert Montgomery, and recorded as afore STOCK OF GOODS zations from loadiug themselves with said In Book H 11, page 200; fifty acres and do. This will cause them sorao little tribute tho amounts of the 10 per ceut, FIRST NATIONAL BANK, eleven hundredths of an acre, returned to Robert CALVIN C. HAVENS, reservo according to the apportionment crushing debts to erect buildings beyond Montgomery, ami recorded as aforesaid iu Book F O B T H E delay and inconvenience, but it is lawful 8 11. page 20U; twenty-two acres and seventy Surveyor and Conveytincei made by tho State Board, provided no their needs, many a congregation would AT TOMS RIVER, hundredths of an acre, part of eighty-three acres ami jnst, as no other course would have and seventeen hundredths of an acre, aud one money iu any cases bo given to any sec­ have good reason to breath forth prayers lu the State of New Jersey, at the TOMS RIVER, N. J. been. The decision Nhows that the new of thankfulness. ne ss, lltb day of March, 1 hundred aud nineteen acres and seventy-two tarian school." hundredths of an acre, surveyed ami returned to administration, while it sustuuis and fa­ It is quite probable that infidels advo­ RiworniKs. Thomas Du Bow, ami recorded as aforesaid in All business intrusted to me will receive Imme­ Section 81 of tho present net is to pro­ 17. S. Bunds to secure circulation__ fau.ooo oo Book 8 11, page 3'jo ; ilfty acres and fifty hun­ diate attention. Orders by mail promptly re­ Fall and Winter Tradì vors tho national hank system, is yet in cate taxing church property ; but it by Due from approved reserve agents. 4,817 17 dredths of an acre, part of twenty-six acres and sponded to. 28tf vide as follows : “ That it shall bo the no menus follows that all who advocate 4no 40 fifty-one Hundredths of an acre, surveyed and dependent of it, and will not be governed Due from other National Hanks...... returned to Andrew Dell, and recorded as afore­ OF duty of tho County Superintendents to this measure nro infidels. Some church hecks utid other cash items...... (‘SHI 06 by the wishes of bankers in violation of members, and at least one of the ablest nils of other Banks...... 1,12.9 00 said lu Book H 16, page 317; eighteen acres, part apportion annually to the diatriets and ’ructlonii! paper currency, nickel of fifty acres ami eleven hundredths of au acre, order aud right. and host known religious papers in this and pentilcs — ...... CG surveyed ami returned to John R&ttoon, and re­ cities of the county, tho Btnto school country, are in favor of taxing church S p e cie ...... corded as aforesaid, in Book 8 18, page 467 ; one 1880! hundred and thirty-nine acres ami two hun­ Opponents of total abstinence are fond mouoy, together with the interest of tho property. Tho infidelH, as is very natural Legal-tender notes...... dredths of an acre, part of two hundred and ninety-eight acres and forty-seven hundredths of CONSISTING IN PAKT OF of arguing that it is bad liquor that does surplus revenue belonging to said county, favor it, because it will lighten their own Total.. taxes; tho Christian, because principle au acre, and recorded in H 90, page 470; thirty- tho mischiof : that pure wines are not and such other moneys as may bo raised LIABILITIES, acres, part of three several surveys, lying ou the CLOTHING is at stake, because thoy do not believe westerly side thereof, belonging to the estate of hurtful ; aud that tho true cure for Capital slock paid in ...... for school purposes, upon tho basis of that tho ohnroh is in need of subsidies in vidimi deposits subject to eh Milliard, decease .... I, Joseph ..._____ and .DavidThomas( STAPLE AND FANCY DRY Hilliard. Also, a tract of forty-six acres, a part ilrunkenneaa is the universal use of pure the last published school census ; pro­ any shape from tho government, that it 137,787 »3 of fifty acres conveyed to said Nathan c . Wlilt­ (fermented) grape juioo. lu support of vided, that nil children residing iu frac­ is able to take onro of itself, that its Total. ing by Reuben Potter, and surveyed to Francis WAREHOUSE. Btate of New Jersey, County o f Ocean, a*: W. BrlHley, and recorded in 8 22, page 202. Also, this they say that tho wiuo-growing tional districts situated iu two or more prosperity is basod upon a foundation excepting one acre conveyed by said Nathalie. DOMESTICS, adjoining townships, shall ho included that uu ordinary lax cannot shake, aud I, William A. Low, Cashier of the above named countries of Europe do uot suffer tho bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement Whittug and wife to John Munsell, ami a lot of iu the census of that township iu which that ii should be first mid iuruiuont iu Is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. sixtv hundredths of an acre, conveyed by Nathan evils of intemperiujoo. Tho fuel is that C. whiling to Samuel R ose; also, thirty-four the fraction containing the school house the performance of all patriotic duty William a . Low, Cashier. acres ami IhirU-elght hundredths of an acre, FLANNELS, BLANKETS, NOTIONS, HOSIERY, intemperance is far more general and is situated ; and provided also that uo without fear or favor. Subscribed and sworn to beforo nr.e this 17th day conveyed to B. F. Kmyton, of New York, by Na­ J. MARKS, district shall receive from all State aud than C. Whiting ami wife, by a deed dated Octo­ ruiuouB there thuu here. Tho famines of March, 1831. ber tttli, In the year of our Lord one thousand IIeshv A. Low, Notary Public. Gents’, Ladies’ and Children’s Underwent aud “ hard times ” that depopulate Eu­ county funds lsss than two hundred dol­ At a regular mooting of tho Socialists 230 CREENWICH STREET, lars, aud that no districts with forty-five rect-Attcst : lelzcd um the property of Nathan C. Whit lug iu Chicago on Sunday evening, re sol u and Mary 8., his wife, Samuel W, Torrey, Francis rope are principally caused l»y inebriety children or more shall receive less than John II. Guide*. N E W Y O R K , FANCY GOODS, DRESS GOODS, tious were adopted approving of the an j Directors. M. Bixhy and Butler II. liixhy, defendants, and on the part of the people. Throughout $850. hki.au S. A umack, taken lu execution at the suit of Reuben Pot­ Ralph B. Uowuv, Black and Colored Cashmere Cloakings. most of Belgium there is a dram-shop to sassiuatiou of the lute Czar of Russia, ter. complainaut. and »:< be sold by The AUoged Gerrymander. ou tho ground that ho was “ a boulder TffoS. 8. FIT'LIT, late Sheriff. every dozen iuhabitauts. Iu Oermnuy, I. W. Carmichael Solicitor. Merchant Tailor and Clothier. A large ami wcll- F o r M e n a n d Boj?£ standing iu tho way of human liberty, Dated Feb. 23,1881. Printer’s fee, $17.10. 24 W e a r . a from 1807 to 1877 tho number of saloons It was expected that the Democrats of Envelopes selected Stock of WOOLENS and tho ouly menus of getting him .out iuoroased 41 per cent. In Irclaud hun­ this State would denounco tho now fte- MASTER’S SALE LE WHO REMIRE GOOD-FITTING A RRRRRK FPFPPP EEEEKEE TTTTTTTT BSSSS districtiug bill as an “ outrageous aud of tho way was by blasting him out. Printed at the Courier O ffice. A Clothes, cut in the latest Htyle^ well made, AA RUHR UK PP PPPP EEEE8EE TTT1TTTT 88S9» dreds of persons woro known to tako tho and at a reasonable price, should patronize this cco e cc AAA HRRR PP PP KE TT SSS S8 Hour aud potatoos »out over from Amer­ iniquitous gerrymander,” and they are Secretary Blaiue was honored with the clothing establishment, 1 8 0 a n d 2.V® G r e e n ­ AAAA HR HU PP PP EE • TT Sms wich street. AA AA HU RR PP PP EE TT 888 ica for the relief of tho famine sufferers, calling upon Governor Ludlow, who censure of the meeting for his despatch REAL ESTATE. Our Department of AA AA HR HR PP PP KE TT SSS of sympathy with the Imperial family AA AA HR RR PP PP EE TT SSS aud sell them to buy whiskey. Druuk- voted for the remarkable bill of 1878, to PPPPPP KEEEE TT SSS N IM K M A M T of and by virtue of a de­ A A A A RHRRRR send in a trenchant veto." Just how the and Russian people. cree of the Court of Chancery of New Jer­ AAA+AAA euness, not high rents, is the curse of The American Farmers' Fowl I READY-MADE CLOTHING AAAAAAA sey, made ou iue lifth day of January, A. D. eigh­ TT Iroland to-day, aud tho anmo is true all Govornor cau recoucilo his acts in 1878 Il Ititi INN' «¿HUMAN I.AINHI1 Y NO,IP teen hundred am) elghty-one, lu a certain suit In AA AA RK comprises a great variety of garments for men, Hit TT with what is demanded of him by bis partition therein depending, wherein Anthony TT SSS over Europe. Is perfectly pure, being made of carefully se- TME PLYMOUTH ROCK. Van Rise is complainant, ami Isbaml Van Rise et youth, hoys aud children. I have constantly on RR hand clothing suitable for any business, trade or CCC CCO AA HR »88 party is a difficult qnostiou to solve, but lectod stock, and Is therefore the cheapeet. (lefeNilants, the subscriber, one of the S8SSSS Special Master» uf Haiti Court, will expose to sale irofcBslon. My stock is entirely new, and has RR An interesting object to seafaring inon he will doubtless be able to do some­ Ask your grocer for it, and sec that you get r p ilK I lUK A GRXKRAL-ritRPORE at public vendue to the highest bidder, at the •een placed at very low figures. RR tas* is the new bnoy which 1ms been anchored only the genuine article. A trini will convince hotel of Cowdrick & cook. In the village of Toms In order to keep up with the great increase thing. But when reputable journals like in my business, I have been compelled to open a 5 to 10 cents per yard less than last spring prices. layers, mature quick, good foragers, and attain River, lu the county of Ocean and State of New in thirteen fathoms of water, some three the Philadelphia Ledger and Times give you of it* merits. 1)20 Jersey, on branch store at 189 Greenwich street, where is heavy weights (18 pounds per pair.) Consequent­ kept constantly on hand Clothing in as great va­ ly the most popular fowl with fanners and mar- FRIDAY, APRIL 22d, 1881, cables’ length south of the Bandy Hook currency to the ohnrge of “ gerryman­ A I'oolUh Mt*lnkr. riety as at my other store, aud also Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoe! ket me 11 ever Introduced In the United Stales. between the hours of 12 and n o’clock (at 2 lightship. It is au Automatic buoy, with dering," an explanation is demanded. Don't make the mistake of confounding a Kggs cau be obtained from the above fowls at o'clock) lu the afternoon of said day, all those a ten-inch whistle aud a powerful elec­ remedy of acknowledged merit with the nu­ uiie-hatf less than the usual cost, by application certain tracts or parcelH of land and premises GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS. GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, The Mouut Holly Mirror well says that merous quack medicines that are now so com­ to C . H. CLUTE, Ton»« River, N. J . situate, lying ami being lu the township of Jack- tric light on the top of it, which will ho although tho Btate muy give a small mon. Wo s|Miak from experience when we Kggs, per setting of 13, boxed and delivered at ■on, county o f Ocean aud State of New Jersey, M? faciliti«»« for making Clothing to order are î r o c t e r y a n d G l a c s w a n say Hint Parker'* Ginger Tonic is a sterling express office, $1 29, or if taken from Poultry Wore particularly dcs-ribed a* (oiIowm, v iz : First not exceeded by any pther house In the city. visible for a long distance. The electric Democratic majority, its strength is tn»u- Yards, $1. 22tf Traci, beginning ut a stone formerly in Aaron Btttlsfaciiou as to fit aud price guaranteed. health restorative, and will d o all that Is Em ley’s Hue, now Wesley Wilbur’s, called the All of which we shall offer at light will soon, it is probable, bo tiBod in centrated iu a few localities. The oouu- claimed for It. We have used it ourselves reference line, distant six chains, in a course all lighthouses, and also ou shipboard, with tiie happiest results for Khcumulism and south eighty-five degrees weat, as the needle ties of Warren, Hunterdon and Sussex when worn out by overwork. Sec adv pointed lu A. D. 1803. from a maple tree standing cither as a permanent headlight or as are generally good for 5,000 Democratic Time.*. Im mar 21 in one of tne east branches of Andrew Race's J. MARKS, POPULAR PRICES FOR CASH ! signal light iu times of danger and dis­ GEO. W . WELSH’S SON, run, the beginning corner of a tract of fifty acres majority; but their total population en­ Ocean County Marine Record. that Theodore Rouse bought ef John Rain and Nos. 189 and 230 Greenwich St. tress. A light for use iu tho British titles them to ouly threo Senators and wife, by deed dated November 7.1803, which deed 253 GREENWICH ST., Is recorded In the Clerk's office o f Monmouth 1YEW YORK CITY. All Goods Marked in Plain Fignres. navy w as nucoesafnfiy tested nt the facto­ five Membern of the Asaumbly, Atlantic, BOSTON, March 15. Arrived, sdir. Marti* county. In Book X of Deeds, page 203, Ac.; thence A. Holme», Burr, Philadelphia. running from said stone as the needle pointed la ry iu Cleveland, Ohio, n few days ago. NEW Y O R K . Cape May, Cumberland, Salem, Glouces­ BALTIMORE. March 11V Arrived, sdire. I G . W. COWPKKTHWAIT. C O W P E B T H W A IT. It gave a light equal to 100,000 candles, ter and Camden, under the uow appor­ Serena It. Saper, Potter, New Y'ork ; Mary f . . acres ; 2 south forty-six Arnold, Chandier», d o.; J. .1. W ard, Inman, Or sufficient to read the type of Uie tionment will have nine members, and •it grecs west, twenty-three chains ami seventy- do. ; Torn William«, Edward«, do. ; Emma FINE GOLD WATCHES, four links to a stone, the thlnl corner of the said Guardian’s Sale. COW PERTHW AIT’S EXCHANGE, TOMS RIVER, N.Í Count tut at a distance of fifteen miles on nil being Republican will generally on Aery, Hall. do. ; cleared, »dir. Howard Wil- | fifty acre tract; thence 3 south twelve degrees an aggregate majority of perhaps 2,500 Ham*. Urern. Boston. IS. -Arrived, «chr. ; I Stem-winding, and ami tweuty-flve minutes east, twenty chain* to a the darkest night. A few such lights $60 to $75 »tone in a small meadow or swamp ; 4 north sev­ send a solid Republican delegation of Lyon, Jeffrey, New York ; cleared und Geòrgie, May and Harry S. Brewn, by virtue along o u r coast would save many lives in Miilotl. »chr*. Emma Aery. Hall. Hoboken : S. upwards. enty-seven degrees and thirty-five minutes east, nine Assemblyman and six Senators. tweuty-three cnains and thirty links to the afore­ of an order o f the Orphans’ Court of the county U. Soper. Poller, do. ; Tom William*, Ed­ of Ocean, will expose at Public Vendue, at the the o ou rse o f a year. The small majorities of hundreds in these Ladies , $25 to $60 and upwards. said reference line, also now Wesley Wilbur's GEO. W. COWPERTHWAIT, ward». d o .; .1. J. Want, Inm an, do. ; sailed, " Miilleu H ouse," Bamcgut, N. J., on eonutie* are just as strong as tho thou (formerly Aaron Kmlejr's) line; »b y the same, MANI I'ACTt HER AND DEALER IN »chr. Howard William*, Green. Boston. 19. north «ixty-fonr degrees west, five chains and Tarsday, April Sth, ISSI, The Democratic orgou« are making a | Hands of Susiwx, Warren aud Hunterdon, Cleared, »chr. A. A. Shaw, Wainrlght, New SILVER HUNTING j forty link», ui a stone for a corner to said Wil- great outcry because our State Senate j 1“ Burlingtou county last Fall the lit- York tand silled *J0th). 21. -Arrived, sdir, I bur’s (formerly Aaron Rmley ’s) ¡and. In said ref­ between the hours of 12 and B o’clock iu the after- fa rrlc Holme», Holmes, B orion. erence line ; 6, still along said reference line and noon of said day, (at 2 o'clock, p. m.,) all the fol­ «tacUae* to put at the bead of 11)8 Btate ! « " " " - I »11 loot, by the new AMERICAN WATCHES, Wesley Wilbur’s line, north -ixty-elght degrees lowing described STOVES, RANGES. HEATEBS nrrangeincnl the Demournla will hav CHARLESTON, March lA.~~Arrtvcd. brig snd thirty minutes east, three ehalns and seventy l’risoti a mail who think« “ humane ¡ one «,,-tujo. Georgiana E. (leery, Conklin, New Y'ork. Stem-winding, $ I 2 to $ I 8. links to a stone, corner to said Wesley WUlmr's The Democrat« “ gerry- line ; 7 north fourteen degree* west, twenty-eight REAL ESTATE. treatment ’’ of priaouere conaiata in pour- | manderei! " them in DELAW ARE BREAKW ATER. March 1% AND TIN WARE, 187H when they Arrived, *ehr. Win. Allen. Btoelman, Balti­ our reputation fur good time keeping Watches < haius and forty links, to the place of iieginnlng. being in the township of Union, county afore­ Bounded on the west by lands late of Nicholas said, viz: iug aloohol on a naked man aud then set- i *’ ” three for themaelve« and gave more for Hoboken via Chlncotcagne (and I ho« been known iu Sondi Jersey for forty years, AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. and our standard Is letter than ever. Wain, deceased, on the south bv lands late of Tract l.—The undivided 4-6 Interest (subject to ting it afint. It M i l » littlf qtucr. ! " “ • l^ p u b lic« tfilh 1.000 to I.*10 n»- ailed Mkhi. 17 \reived, »chr. T M. Peret Anthony Woodward, dec’ll, and oh the east by the widow’s right of dowen of all that certain •JO.-Sailed, «chr», dame* .lone«, and T. M. A General Assortment of HEATF.HM nnd TOOK STOVES, among which said Wesley Wilbur’s laud, and contalulng sixty tract of meadow land. Beginning In the easterly toiind the celebrated ANCHOR HEATER and OCEAN COUNTY COOK. u,.t D— tata .bet,.,. ,„o.t. Perot. acres, more or less. B. iug the ss-ie premises Hue of the late Richard Hankins’ line, at a dis­ JEWELRY, tance of ninety feet feet northerly from high wa­ NORFOLK. March lft. Arrived, hrs. F.u- conveyed by Jessie Von Rise to Wesley Wilbur, man in the position of ¡>ri.«ou keeper, the l>emoerata get but ten members for by deed dated September IMh, A. D. 1843, and ter mark ; thence (i) Southerly, along said Han­ THE NEWEST RANCE IN THE MARKET, when we oonaider how largely their party their 8,000 majority quoted -simply l»e- rotas. Russel, for New York : L. H. Koper. recorded in the Clerk's office of the county of kins’ line to the middle of Doable Creek channel; (. lainiitT, do. IT.—Arrived, «olir. Snowflake. Silver and Plated Ware Monmouth, iu Book I 4 of Deeds, page 43*. Ac. thence (i) easterly, along said channel of Doable is represented in that institution. They caaae their majorities are mtuw«ed m the ( ’urti». New Y'ork. Second Tract. Situate on the uartherlv side of Creek to a point opposite where said Doable three counties named, while the Repub­ o f all the newest design*, »! w*y- ought to exhibit a tenderer regard for the NEW LONDON. March 15. Arrived, s. hr. the road from Prospertown to YanHwe's saw­ Creek flows into Barnegat Bay ; thence (3) north­ THE “ SERAPHIC” PORTABLE RAN* licans arc spread iu smaller figure« over Harriet Thoms«, Vanrtemf. New York W f challenge comparison in mill, in the township of Jackson, county of Ocean erly, along the edge of said Barnegat Bay, ninety akins of their own brothers in the faith. and State of New Jersey. Beirmningat a atone feet from common high water mark in the aaid Large Hot W ater C opper Reservoir (in tar b o o t » ( “ * eleven. NEW Y'ORK. March LY.—Arrived, schr* A. planted in the road aforesaid, being the north­ Double Creek ; theme (4) westerly, at a distance Extra Size Ovana, New Adjustable Hot C loset, OBW p OW" In Eaaex county the Democratic ma­ H. Ilow e, Newhnry, Baltimore ; J. II. Hoyt, WATCH REPAIRING easterly comer of a lot owned by J^wis Rogers ; of ninety feet from commo» high water mark in S ratr. JItektl Fawt-Natl, Mr., r t r . Tlir only Ranre of It« kind «old. Wc have received from Prof. George jority is mossed in two or three wards Lyon. do. iff. Arrived, schr. I>. 8. Williams. thence running from *aul stone a» the needle said Double Creek, to the beginning, containing Jr.. Kin«r. Baltimore. 17.— Arrived, *chr. for quality of work, all of whic i done ou the pointed In *Moi>er, IS72, 1 north sixtv-nine de­ one ond 14-160 of an acre. 1!. Cook, State Geologist, a copy of his and t he aame is true in a less degree in premises. grees and twenty-six mtnntes west, along said Tract 1.—The redivided 4-«th interest (subject -REPAIRS SUPPLIED AT SHORT NOTICS.* Wtu. Allen,fftcclman. Baltimore. 10.—Cleared, road, three chain* and foot links to a stake, the to the widow's right of dower) o ' all that tract or annual report giving fall and instructive Hndsou ooucty, so that while the coun­ »chr. B. C. Terry, liver*. Savannah. 21.- Ar­ ty may go 5.000 or fi,000 Democratic Old Gold and Silver taken in Exchange. beginning corner of lot No. 6: thence 2 north parcel of land, hem* Lot No. 3» on Map So. 1 of details of the work of the Geological rived. »chr». C. II. Kirk. Cavalier. Virginia; thirty-nine degrees ami fifteen minute* east, five the Estate o f Job Edward*, deceased, lying n ext Cowperthwalt’» Exchange. Toma River. N. J- one-third of the districts may be fairly T. Morris Perot, Randolph. Baltimore ONLY STORE ON A CORNER. and between lota purchased at Commissioner's Survey of New Jersey during the past Republican. In any fair districting of RICHMOND. March 18.— Arrived, schr». to the second station of the same and lands _ •ale of real estate of said Job Edwin!*, by Jo­ Moonlight. Lemon, New York ; Lain A » mer­ and five blocks shove Ijberty street Ferry. said Mary YanHt.se; thence 3. still following seph Helfrtch and Bennington Randolph, aud l i m e p a i n t . . year. Accompanying the report is a the State, the Republicans wiil always *ame. north eighty-eight degree* and forty-five containing re-toa of an acre. have the better chance of carrying tint man. Stiles. Boston. 17. -Sailed, schrs. Y'an- I ------minute* east, five chain* and flftr link* to a It is good for Frame Houses, outside, beiun Water Proa* " Progress Map,“ showing the bonodary fc.;c Dyfe. iw . Nr. York; 1. Itarri. R E M E M B E R tho N U M BER, stake; thence 4 sonth forty-aeven degrees and Legislature until some system shall be Kirk. Newton. Ihaton. I * thirty-eight minutes west, eight chains and four OTMf* lines of all the townships o f the State up devised for distributing the heavy Dem­ THE ATTENTION OF HOUSEKEEPERS, FARMERS AND links, to the ptioe of '•eginmng, cenUining two Homestead and Cranberry Bog of tbe late John Is called to the above Useful and Valuable Preparation for to the present time, all the main public ocratic majorities of a few counties over 2 5 3 ! acre* and twenty one-hundredths of an acre, and A. Brown, ami situated at the m m er of the Main is designated aa let No. 7 upon a map of aaid W HITEWASHING AN1) ALL SANITARY PURPOSES- roads, and ail lines of railroad (of which . Ik ( ®R\FR PARK PLACE. Shore Hood leading from Barnegat to Mnnn- ■ome of the ftumtiee that generally send CEO. T. CROOK, premise*, surveyed October, 1^72, hawkin, and the road leading to tbe public ’«f»* 'O ‘•ompanpon tkim COMMON W H I T E W A S H , nr the nnslacked „ there are now seventeen hundred miles). Democratic aspirants to the rear. Ten»* end ’••»aditinoa made known on dar of •efeool house from said Main Shore Rood, cm rabiiny and beaoty are two-foM greater. It never loses its strength. It can * kept for ’ DENTIST, sale. which i« located a one story and basement frame f” nM , * surt*re ** SM O O TH AS «’ A L C 1N IN E , without glue or pwter- ¿ ,(* 1 A hear? snow storm prevailed iu some 1 ME RELISH OF TNE WORLD! WM. II YREDENBURGH, Special Master. bou»e, horns, chicken houae and range. Ice hour* used conveniently and economically in making M O R T A R . F IN IS H IN G IN S I» ® * , •* At a special meeting of the Boaton Waafctngtm street, «rer Rain, A. S. Arrun;rr, SolT. and other oai-baudings, containing about it purposes m which «ami and lime are emplovcl. We solicit a trial. part« of the Weat on Saturday. In Illi­ T ««i IIY U . N. J. Dated February 17, ltoi. Printers fee, ilT.«4 U acres, more or ies*. We refer to the Knickerbocker Ice Company, and others. Board of Trade, m Saturday, a reeolu Alao, the following described tract of land In 8old at wholesale, by the barrel, and In smaller packages, at the Msnofnctwy. * nois, Wisconsin, Western Missouri and Laughing Go« administered for the potale»» ex- HALFORD Gem of MvtittJ Wintan «nd conn tv aforesaid: (In: Barrels,— - W hite...... - - —< .dore, — • ; ii> tino wai nnantmonalv adopted declaring PRICKS: ...... Kansas the depth of snow ranged from traction o f tegtii. lvlt naZiiSliiT « t^B,il'ridert <‘*Ul9 IDtPT^ t Of the that Oongrew, early in the next seecion. All Wind* of Dentistry pmmptlr attended to and MARVELOUS undivided 1-3.1 interest of the undivided *-Sd In­ Un Good Buckets. (*•-. ¿¿io n s,) W h ite...! SO “ ...... " five to twelve inches, and was badly warranted. Ir Kngagements made by maii. terest. '« ih je c t to tbe widow's right ef dower i ■book! paea a bill for the distribution of SAUCE Î OR BANINA beginning at n stake standing at a distance ¿1 C O R LES Sl CO., Lime and Lumber merchants, _ the balance of the Genera Award among j drifted by high winds. Travel on many SOLD BY ALL CROCERS. •atril» hMHMta. ten chains r e d flftj links, on acourse nm h eig h t S. E. Car. Front and Hare Sto., rfcl“ ’ '„7utrg railroads was impeded, and in Chicago ------, Ctaswt i------degrees and tboriy-six miuuica west, from the l Advances ie on consignments o f Lumber Ties, and qnick sales. Bills for those who lost ressela and cargoes by the MARRIED. beginning corner of a tract of so and StMW acres ! ______if desired. ______^ ■ of Confederate cruisers and the streets were rendered almost as im- f “ 1! v « . 1^1'. — FOLHEMTS -IRONS.—At the residence of » i m » « - . 111 tea.^reeror Gsaeiaiv office, at Sketche*m s mwritten ia fromm P e rs o n a l a h > e rv n - LAHDBETHS' than who p«d Mlrm ¡m n »K . ««.in* , Pf*ib,e » J «ini. dora* ibe «inter. the officU tin* clergyman, near Toms River. : giving ramus of m e a t researches i* the thence (1) north eight degrees and thirtr-su nun- I Tire western limit o f the storm seems to the risk of capture and destruction. March 30th. by Rev John Shnpaon. Edgar W. iad the recovery of maav place* in Sacred : °*e *c* (*) north tkir- EXTRA EARLY PEAS here been O m d i, Xebraik.; ite emtem tiw ory kmg coamdered lost. I attest. Champ­ mmQtes »ret. fifteen Poibemus and Annie Vf. Iron*, both o f Sjl- es?, and m •*» i m i n t n Book ob the n u n MADAME GRISWOLDS IUHVIT n i l i n v i fajtknt i U M m i r n s m The WH ly introduced in the limit, Cresime, Ohio. Three wns t LAAD. Kh hit 1 i.i rsrwtre* with Sew Boms American Wonder Peas, and 1 *5 Re an t Ifni P n r r a v tn r * A «oiemrid 1 W i»»ar55TS!ss asr JVcw Mrieh. m y fmr h f Mr. Hat «w arning hoary fall cf aoow in St Lon», whkh A*îr«« pR il» CORSETS trn m l Wax Beans, of the laws in the naw? Iwny. New ^ z sejEsi. BlM ostile Early Market Cabbage. melted aimoot as rapidly aa it fell. The DIED. s a s i R M a E W « ""iwi» fw nd the Senate lost week, railroad blockade ia reported as baring ll,k* : Ite»«* m "renti MMdale Late Flat Datcb Cabbage. eigbri-one degrees sed tfitr-? sL -=ies «*** is the H owe, however, uu U ru p seta l in Nmuteni fljj— iowa ; L».—Ai ¡mod Bc«'bo. M a r » iks. vwvea rttnma am* fifty tmk*; them* nontk SEED POTATOES *1 ” x " f i t r e east, ten Redeaaed Ctawcr by aa emphatic v ie to and Southern Wisconsin. Daring San- '■ * * 01 Ahel **** 21 and f A SPECIALTY. chains aad a raerv links; thence (3) north eight v- tlj three or foor d ,j iTtenM. ud «m iog * « et*jT.tMe and S*-i«e »creA * ' fan Catinga* i f Laairvtfca’ Celebrated Garóes fieefia. J . , , , , , i Ii. j . Maree ì’ ta. AAnm P. Mitre-n. Jr — ■ ta fine order. It w ill pn v „ Sara sail Mon, tbe U I « a t bed oar, of tap afreet n ü w js the ta a -j^ an day of feeC. : rte rs far vere Seed P c«tee? -saw.-Lg A ~ - n d (teerrrrd the tate H su * witt » i o ? °f rar* w w rrewmeO 1» T. C. i ATKYMIT, JEREMIAH 9. STORMS, Goordtaa. DAVID lASDRETH Ik-are!? da * •*** 1X4 Mark at . I DKed Borsrent, N. J , January »4, issi. Priwrer1* fee. fl6.ï». 21 and 2« South Sixth Street. Obituary, jew J ersey C o u rier. Legiriature of New Jersey. Dr. Charles 0 . Gordon died at his «parting county jails, which provici.'« I TftXI MVJEtti » . J. home in Lakewood on Friday morning Mont>ay, March 14. last, in the foretieth year of his age, from X ïft  ΠCRAM1ÜOOR FARM, The Bs m a t r met at. 8 i\ ml The bill bor,. to he designai tal by them, within ______COMBINATION. pkesday Aktbrnoon, March 23, 1881. consumption. Ho was a native of Solon, to fix the ualuries of Prosecutors of the Me. The War of the Rebellion breaking Pleas was pawed, sent to the House and the limits of the ounnty. Passed ; Aot providing that freehold- LOCAL MATTERS. out while he was preparing himself for recalled. A motion was then made to re- TOMS RIVER, N. J. the praotioe of medioine, he enlisted as a oonsider the vote by which the bill passed, era may be aworu in by. clerk of the 19 First-Class Stores in One Square, p Equinoctial Storm. Private in the First Maine Cavalry, and and the Senate refused to reconsider, so board ; act preventing young men under 18 from playing billiards where liquor is CHAS. G. SHERMAN, Superintendent. [t bas been said that some people are after a period of service he was promoted the bill stands. sold ; aot providing for the establishment Bet. MARKET & CHESTNUT, on SECOND ST. jptical ou ihe subject of equinoctial to a lieutenancy. He was taken prison* Mr. Wortendyko offered the following : Of technical cr industrial schools; net pns. Whether these people bare been or in June, 1884, and sent with a num­ Resulted, That tho Governor be requested prohibiting county superintendents of This Farm ia now Blocked with a tine herd o f [vinoed on the subject or not vr-z do ber of oomrades to “ Libby Prison." to recousldor the nomination» made for Scero- m te, Xierk in Ch&ucfc^i / \dftns*«e -i&hik-'O&aofe its/iai- inksitri ¡mo'*, hut we hare been. E&rty is*& After repeated transfers from one prison RECk&?\miktrr— .. Prison Keeper. course of studies; authorizing township cannot be excelled in'Pfiiladelphia. M>vai«y to Mew. Country Bbjwis,...... the storm began. It came from to another, he at last found himself, in a The resolution was adopted. committees to fix tho salary of their It left nine inches of water in sick, starved and emaciated condition, In the H ofse, Mr. Munn introduced treasurer; act providing for placing its, Gil, and five inches atOhatta- within the limits of the slaughter-pen at JERSEY CATTLE, STEPHEN C. P0ULK, the following concurrent resolution, habitual drunkards under same restric­ we Conn It gave them frosts in Texas, Andersonvillc. With a few companions IS South Second St. which was adopted: tions ob lunatics ; act providing that tho (oommmonly called Alderney.) 40° below zero in Minnesota. It he succeeded iu effecting an escape; but W h e reas, the lease for the premises now keys of ballot boxes must be delivered to fifty miles an hour from all direc- was pursued, recaptured and returned. HKCIMTKRED JK IK H IVINS, DIETZ & MAGEE, occupied as a home for disabled soldi era will the county clerk. Carpets, Oil Cloths, A tejasski**'!»,lie -M l. for many year, Wc combine in order 5a South Second St. meteu 6y reoei cruelty, ho tm.nnged to to come apxSceoi'rt&Jg’o aud ci/W uii will be it and caught us square, makiug Sat- 1HUH8PAY, March 17. Cows to coTflptftsr^.'y^wr-'*4“ iy as dismal a day as oould well bo escape a second time, and succeeded iu ueeded for those whom tire late war disabled , ■WBHt S J O T r In the S e n a t e , Mr. Havens introduced iitK our advertisements, F f c : reaching the Union liues, A few years arid whereas, the erection by the State of « 35 South Second St. rienced. The sky cleared for a time permanent Soldiers’ Homo would at once con­ a bill amending tho public instruction we can afford to give since he settled in Bricksbnrg (now Lake- lunday, only to delude us into the tribute to the comfort of the living veterans of act, and providing that if any school dis­ THE JERSEY BULLS, that prominence to our wood,) and opened a sanitarium, which THOMAS DEPUY, that the storm was over, aud the late war, and serve as n noble monument trict or city shall use any of the school advertisements that he afterwards relinquished aud devoted to the dead ; and whereas, at the fourteenth 37 South Second St. jh us in the early part of the even- money appropriated to it for any other would be out of the himself entirely to the practice of medi­ annual encampment of the Grand Arm y o f the KENTUCKY, We have no longer any doubt in purpose than public school purposes question Were we to ad­ cine, building up quite an extensive Republic of the State of New Jersey, hold in (A. J. C. G. H. Register No. 1420.) and rd to the equinoctial. Neither have they are defined iu the 91st section of the vertise individually. CHAS.F. WEBER, practice. During the past year his health Camden, N. J., on the twenty-fourth day of in Chicago, for they have had a foot act, such district or city shall forfeit out No. 9 South Second St. haB gradually failed aBd his strength February last, it was unanimously resolved, Again, we combine Furniture and iow there, and in New York three in view of the foregoing facte, to present to of the next anuual appropriation a sum wasted, until at length'he was laid aside LORD STANLEY, for the reason that we C, B. SCOTT & CO., is of rain fell in one day. If it the Legislature of New Jersey a request for equal to twice the amount raised. gyjfces no difference, however, we beg to from active duty, and finally succumbed the consideration of the subject; therefore (Register No. 25W.) will be at tho service of are thoroughly ac­ Bedding. 33 South Second St. The concurrent resolution relative to those wishing to improve their stock. For to the insidious disease which had fas­ Resolved, (the Senate concurring,) That a quainted with those with to be excused from a repetition of the the appointing of a commission to exam­ terms apply to the Superintendent. tened itself upon him. He whs a mem­ commission, to consist of Charles II. Hough­ whom we combine, hav­ DANIEL GALLAGHER, l^gjfrieuce. ine into the rights olaimed by the New ber of the Lakewood Presbyterian ton, Commander of the G. A. R., Department ing been for years their ------l 43 South Second St. Jersey Proprietors to lauds under water, A Harrow Escape. Church and superintendent of the Sun­ of New Jersey, one member of the Senate, and one member of the House of Assembly, to bo PURE MILK neighbors, and can, Mr Benjamin Snyder, of Lakewood, day-school, and was highly esteemed as authorizing said commission to Bit after designated by the Governor, be constituted without the slightest Toys, Fancy Goods. fM. HOMER & SON, bad a narrow escape from serious injury the adjournment of the Legislature, and is delivered to customer* regularly every a consistent Christian. He was also a for the purpose of selecting a suitable location morning. hesitancy, recommend —______L_____ 47 South Second St. yesterday morning. He is employed in to send for persons and papers, passed member of Ocean Lodge, F. & A. M. and procuring plans and estimates o f the prob­ Visitors are admitted to the Stables each and every one to by the House, was concurred iu by tho ladies’ the New York Custom House, and when He leaves a widow and children to mourn able cost of proper buildings for a permanent Dairy daily, (Sundays excepted.) hetweoi our patrons. ( GEO. WANAMAKER, Senate. hours of 10 a . m. and » i\ m. he makes an occasional trip homo he bis loss. His funeral took place on Mon­ home for disabled soldlerR o i N ew Jersey Dining Rooms. 42 South Second St. comes on the Pennsylvania Railroad, via and be it further Iu the H o u s e , Mr. Bell introduced the day at 11.30 a . m . , aud was largely at­ Finally, we combine Moumontli Junction to Farmingdale. tended. Resolved, That said conimlssiou shall be en­ following concurrent resolution, which Having recently introduced for the reason that by While hastening to board an outward titled to receive no compensation for their " "was adopted : so doing we can afford Silks »ui D ress Goods, j HALL’S, W orth Consideration. services, aud shall report to tho next Legisla- bound train, just as it was getting fairly W heueas, The special committee appointed STEAM POW ER, to give tlie purchaser — ______26 South Second St. into motion in leaving the Jersey City A gentleman in this town who wishes to inquire into and investigate the sale by tile the benefit of what is to advance the comfort of the school­ A message was received from the Gov­ and put in a new depot yesterday morning, he inadvertent­ Board of Proprietors of East Jersey of lauds saved in advertising on Boots and Shoes. J. P. THOMPSON, ernor announcing that he had signed uuder tide waters in this Slate, and also cer­ ly got ou the wrong side of the train, children in this district as far as possible, ( 5 & 7 South Second St. certain bills, and also inclosing a com­ tain irregularities mentioned and roferred to FRENCH BURR-STONE MILL sales, which should to and os he got a foothold ou the steps informs us that he intends to plant ten munication from tho Governor of New in the resolutions under which said committee them be one of the best of the car he was attempting to enter, maple shade trees this spring upon the of large capacity, tho proprietor is prepared E. SMITHERS & CO., York relative to tho settlement of the was appointed, have not been able to complete to grind grain of all kinds for feed. reasons for giving us a Bonnets. school grounds. Cannot others be in­ investigations in time to make a report to the he was struck just back of his left ear boundary line between the State of New call, as under any cir­ 17 South Second St. by one of the posts in the depot, inflict­ duced to follow his example ? There is Legislature at the present session ; aud where­ York and the States of Pennsylvania and cumstances we can sell nothing more desirable for the benefit of as, the matters uuder Investigation are of great ing a painful wound, which bled quite Corn Shelled and Firewood Sawed as cheap as any of our the children during the hot weather than New Jersey respectively. The commis­ importance to the people o f the State and may Jew elry, Silverw are SF-1" ARCHAMBAULT, profusely. lie also experienced a severe to order, by Steam Power. 13 competitors, and united - (___ a shady place of recreation. sion appointed by New York, it is stated, seriously a/Teet its revenue; therefore, be it — ------__ 8 South Second St. »bock. He soon recovered sufficiently to is ready to proceed to ascertain and agree Resolved, (the Senate concurring.) That the we cannot bo undersold. enable him to continue his trip to his Church Notes. said special committee be empowered to sit upon the location of the boundary line during tiie recess o f the Legislature, for the R ooßna M aterials j WILUS BARTLETT, home. His escape without fatal injury RAILROADS. We unite in calling The theme of Rev. Alfred Free’s ser­ between the two States, as early meas­ purpose o f continuing their iavestig.'.tio!ia. and Slate Mantles. ( seems quite providential. and that they have leave to em ploy such cle r ­ the attention of our pa­ 20 south Second st. mon next Sunday morning will be, “ The ures arc required for the restoration of ical assistance as may be necessary, and that trons and the Public Workingmen in Trouble. Creed of the Worldling,” Psalm 14 :1. the committee report at the m xt session o f the tho monuments which are fust becoming generally to the advan­ About one hundred men, principally ! ®ubjeo* of ©filing discourse, “ Fruitless Legislature. dilapidated. Reference is made to a re­ KW JHKMRY MtHfTIf I<:iC\ HAH.W AY tages to be derived from Drugs and Chemicals, j from Bayvilie and vicinity, who have LftborLabor,” ” Jftr--aJer. 2 ':13. 1a port of the commissioners made to the The bill taking away $100 awarded to the State Superintendent of Public In­ T im e T a b le ailoiiteU N ov. XU, INNO. accepting the invitation ______24 South Second St. employed by a contractor named The Brick Busmen Regents of the State of New York, which struction for visiting each Teachers’ In­ TRAIS8 LEAVE TOMS RIVER here extended them. Cooke in grading that portion of the Seems to be quite active at present, accompanies tho report. The documents stitute and giving that amount to tho For New York, via Red Bunk, G.s.1 and 9.S3 a.si, Philadelphia and Long Branch Railroad were ordered printed. County Superintendent, wan advocated a».l ¡.no e.M. judging from the number of wagon loads For Newark, C.ttl, U 83 a.si. 2.60 r.u. Condensed, you will LaiT ?h iarr i f A. J. WEIDENER, lying to the east of the Bayvilie turnpike, that pass our office daily on the way from Bills passed : Act giving commission­ at length by Mr. Herr, who moved a re­ For Philadelphia, via Manchester, Pemberton find nearly everything consideration of the vote by which it was aud Mt. Holly, 6.20 i\m. 1 able G la ssw a re. | 3« south second st. j were in town this morning, uttering the brick yard to the depot. ers of deeds the same powers &b notaries For Barnegat, via Warctown, S.oo, It 62 a.a you want, and wc know lost, which was agreed to. The bill was and T.oc r.M, ID “ corses deep and loud ” because of the public ; act allowiug constables to arrest again put on its final passage and lost. at prices as low, if not Bark Ashore on Long Beach. failure of said contractor to pay the without warrant persons for violating the The general bill for th- government of For Lakewood, Baton to wit, lower, than can be ob­ wages due them—aggregatiug about A bark came ashore just below Bond’s election day liquor law ; act giving pen­ counties was passed by a vote of 32 to 2 2.60, 8.62 i* M. tained elsewhere. We Cloth Store. j“Ä U S g L Adjourned to Monday evening. For Long Brandi, c.53 M„ 2.60. 3.52 l\U. — ______Bot. M arket and Chostnut. twenty-five hundred dollars. It is said on Long Beach on Suuday morning about sion of $100 annually to each soldier and each individually most KKruBNINO, Hosiery, Gloves, Knit-Jackels, that only eighteen men out of the whole 3 o ’clock. All hands saved by the life­ Bailor of the war of 1812. FOR TO MS l! IV EH, LEAVE .cordially unite in re­ The East Jersey Proprietors. NEW YORK, foot Liberty street, all rail, H.i Shirts, Drawers, Staple Trim­ JOSEPH LEES & SON, number have received any money for saving crew.# The bark is loaded with a .st., 1.30 and 4.00 r.st. commending the other T u e sd a y , March 15. their work during tho past two months. coffee. Name yet unknown. Reported The committee appointed by the L eg­ Newark. 2.16 a..m., 1.33, 4.00 r.st. to our patrons. mings, Gents' Furnishing 15 S. Second St., Phila. Philadelphia, foot Market Htreet, (Upper Ferry, S e n a t e , It seems a shame that workingmen should N. N. on her stern or stem. Capt. S. I. Iu the Mr. Youngblood intro­ islature, under Assemblyman Murphy’s O. 40 a.« and 5.10 p.m Gooc duced n bill which provides that it shall Barnegat, yia Warctown, « in, 8.54 a, m. and 1.4 lt is no selfish motive i t be bo foully wrouged, and it iR to be Pharo, ageut for the underwriters, went resolutions, to investigate the alleged P. M. lv| hoped that they will be able to secure over with his crew of wreckers and surf- not be necessary in any case heard upon irregularities of tho Board of Proprie­ Bay Aide. 6.20 a.m. that prompts us, but a Ited Bank, 0.6T a.m., 3.03, 6.3T r si. sincere desire for the 1 EDWARD S, SIMON, their dues through the intervention of men yesterday, as soon as the news a writ of error in either the Supreme tors, held a meeting at the 8Surveyor- Fast Long Brandi, J.uo a.m., 2.00.4.1« 1- m Clothing. Court or Court of Errors and Appeals, Bandy Hook, 12 62, 8.44 r.st. 1 IOg S, 2d St., bel. Chestnut. Jaw, reached him. Tb( vessel is bilged, and General’s office at Perth Amboy on the JOBEl lI s. IUKU1S, den. Manager. where the alleged error occurred in any 12th inst, Messrs. Munn and Murphy, If. P. BALDWIN, den. i W Agent. our patrons arc invited SttutUy School Entertainm ent. will probably be a total loss to owners or Court of Common Pleas, General Quar­ of tho committee, andl. Lawrence Boggs, tc participate. The Baptist Sunday School of this underwriters. IT. n. National Bank. S t o m i « m m , West Creek, March 21st. ter Sessions or Special Sessions, that tie (Register,) and W. M. Force, of the town will give an entertainment in the N.E. c o i . 2d & Chestnut Sts. Judge or Judgos presiding shall sign Board of Proprietors, were present, church on Friday evening of this week. Since the above was received, we learn rjHUHKWTOY HA II,HOAD. and seal the matters alleged for error, 'rom a report of tho proceedings, printed LEGAL SALES. « ' » exercises will consist of singing by that the vessel spoken of is the Dutch On arul after Monday, Feb. 7/5, 1881, trains LEGAL SALES. S H E R I F F S SALES. provided they appear in the notes of the in the Monmouth Democrat of last week, w ill run as follow s .- * the children, quartettes, solos aud duets barkentine N. N., from Samarang for stenographer reporting the cause, with we make the following extracts: Leave Tuckertou for New York-ut 8.00 a .m. Sheriff’s Sale. by a company of young ladies aud geu Leave Tuekerton for Philadelphia at -.no a st Commissioners’ Solo New York. She was built in 1869, reg­ the approval of the court. After some preliminary inquiries, Mr. Munn and i 45 p.m Executor’s Sale. y Y i n r i k o f a w » i t o f f i . f a . tlemen, reading, recitations, etc. The istered 168 tons, and was owned by I«eave Tuekerton for Whitings at a.oo a. m., I 45 Issued out o f the Ocean Circuit Court, and Mr. Deacon introduced a bill to create asked: W hat do you mean by “ Eights o f toH me directed, I will sell at public vendue, ou lojij intention is to make this entertainment P IIK Ml IIMCKIIIKH, Executor of W’rlglit Cramer, Haighton & Co., of Amsterdam. an insurance department, to be presided Location ?" Leave West t'reek for New Y'ork at 8.10 a m 1 Hoper, ilecettAOd, hy vlrtan oi uii order of RUAL ESTATE. TCEMIIAY, APitll. B, 1S8R. Leave West Ureek for Philadelphia at s.10 a.m. the Orphan«’ Court o i the «omity of Ocean, will , an attractive one. An admission of ten Mr. JiooGs.— In the Hoard o f Proprietors aud 4.5T P.M. At Ihe hotel of Cowdrlok A Cook, In the village over by a commissioner of insurance, expose at public vendue, ut the Mullen House, of loins River, In tho county o f Ocean, between Patrolling Barnegat. there arc twenty-Jour original shares. Sonic Leave Mannahawkin for New York at 8.2« a.m Barnegat, N. J., on iS&I PHI be charged. The proceeds who shall be versed in and have practi­ Orpliaus' t uuri of thè t'ouiity oi Ocoaa, we, tho hours of 12 u. and fir.n. onaaldday, tbe fol­ own half a share, some four shares, some the Leave Mannahawkin for Philadelphia at «.2« thè umierslgned, f'oniinlsslonors appoluted hy un lowing described Real Estate, vie: a. m. and 6.22 l'.M. Thursday, April Itli, INNI, *3| wil1 ** ior tbe benefit of the school. The Wild, wild the storm, and the sea high run­ cal experience in insurance matters, and Order of thè Orphana* Court o f salii c.ounty to All those tracts or parcels o f land and premises exereiaes will commence at 8 o’clock. ning ; quurtcr of a share. There arc not ninety-six Leave Barnegat for New Y ork at A.30 a.m. between the hours of 12 and 6 o ’clock of the divido ilio followlng doscribed trucia of lami, hereinafter particularly described, situate, lying all powers relating thereto invested at votes in the B oard. The title to some o f the Leave Barnegat for Philadelphia at 8.311 a.m. afternoon of said Jay, (via : at 2 o'clock, r. m ' wlll sci) at puhllc vendile, at thè National Hotel, snd being in the township of Manchester. In the Steady the roar of the gale, with incessant and 0,37 p.m. all the following described (kepi hy Almi lierry.) In lite vllingo of Msnna- Twwaahip Committee. shares has been lost. There are only twdnty- county of ocean aud Htate of New Jersey, on undertone muttering ; present in the Secretary of State, shall RBTURNINO. liawkln, in thè «unnty of oeeun and Htate of New Puuuaaml Union Branches of Toms River. Leave New York, tool of Liberty fit., for Tack- Jersey, < T h e recentiy-elected Township Com- be vested in the commissioner. He is to two and a half shares represented, making REAL ESTATE, V!R8T Beginning at a stake lu the middle <> Shouts of demoniac laughter fitfully piercing erton and way (nations at 4.00 p„m. the highway leading from tho village of Man­ ninety votes in the Hoard. From time to time Leave New York (via Trenton,) from Oouetlandt situated In the township of Union, In flic county Thursday, Hnirli 31, i m m i, *Tltto<) ^or this township met and organ- and pealing; be appointed by the Senate and General of Ocean und .state of New Jersey, viz: chester to the village of Toms River, distant eight dividends of one thousand Rights of Location or IJesbrosHCB Sts., for Tuckertou and way sta­ Between tint hours of 12 m. and n f.m. on said tions at 4.00 p.st. Tract 1st.—Being all that certain lot o f wood­ chains and forty-one links, aowth thirty-two de­ i»d on Thursday last, all the members Waves, air, midnight, their savagest trinity Assembly in joint meeting, and shull •lay, the following described land and real estate, grees snd fifteen minutes east, from the centre of la sh in g ; arc declared for each share. Every “ Right” Leave Philadelphia for Tuekerton and way sta­ land situated at tin» head of the branches of vl/.: ' hold office for the term of five years, from I-ochlel Brook, and hounded us follows, vlx;—Be­ the bridge on said highway over the Union ^ W o * present. Mr. R. E. Gowdy was gives the owner the privilege of faking up one tions at «.40 a .m., 6.10 r.M. A tract of land and real estate sltnate In the Ilraach of lo in s River: thence ruaulug from Out iu the shadows there, milk-white corahs ginning nt the southwest corner o f a lot o f forty- township o f HLufTonl, county of ocean and Mute •kotod chairman. A number of bills the first of May next, with an annual acre o f land wherever lie can find it vacant. one acres uud fifty una-hnndredthH of nil acre said beginning stake as the needle pointed la A. ca reerin g ; of New Jersey, conveyed by Peter Jackson and I). ls«6, (i) north fifty-five degrees and thirty min­ The last dividend of “ Rights of Location” Leave Barnegat for Tuekerton at 10.4s a m 7 ni sold by Samuel Foreman and Keuneth Hatikln- wife to Thomas lluiiditon, by dno clmm, to the Hue of the abtove described t Monmouth. In the oitlce of the Clerk, Iu Hook L a running from said beginning stake, as the needle to-wjrow. Mr. Bonos.—Thia party owned certain pointer In A . I>. 1906, (i) north thirty-two degrees long the midnight edge, by those milk-white tiiemT'T'/, 1 V souiiiMoulTi 'fortv’¡line loriy-mno Tie¡reelTm,trees ZV.i w it," sixteen ' V iof °i HtnfTord and coimi'v M‘ > * rof . (tceun»Huate in the township 1 journment sine die on Friday, March '• rights of location.” They made what is and fifteen west, two chains and fire ltnka - Bov. George Reed, the new paBtor of combs careering, chains and twenty inks to Anthony* * * * ’» land ; /m*,. « tra.o »‘r >«,l iVmi w » « u t i tl s « » ct) north thirty -nine degree« west, four chains; 25th. Unanimously adopted. called a “ Sweep Survey.” This survey con­ EstcUDlielTOcl 1 Q 7 4 . foe M. E. Chnroh of this town, entered A group of dim, weird forms, struggling, the (8) porth twen:y-four uegrtfts east, two chains Mr. Herr withdrew from the files of tained three thousand three hundred and six ­ and eighty-four links; (i) north slxiy-sl* de­ night confronting, JOSEPH W. SHINN, sixty MnksU) unnhN^t^Vormnr^ I ^•nifiton. by deed tearing date theWhdajgrees west, of nine chains snd ninety-six links; (/)> aponhiB work in thia field on Sunday ty-three 70-100 acres. After deduetlmr the That savage trinity warily watching. the House the local option bill, giving . * r,hl,V *T 7 r .V ,?rthWiHt 'I ,r i, r ’ A,!^ ,Hl’ A. I>. IMIS, and recorded la the (mean north twenty-four degree# cast, one rhaln ami thence (6) north thirty-eight tlegre, east, - u ir county Clerk's office, Iu Book 48 o f Deeds, pages exception? (lands previously conveyed to oth­ teen < hams ami seventy links, to the plac twenty-two links; (#) north ri.vty-sfx degrees — Wall Whitman, in Harper's. as a reason that there seemed to bo no GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT, « • .M IO T .A e . The last two above mentioned trai ts west, eight chains and sixteen link«; (7) north er parties) there remained three hundred and ginning, conialiiing forty-four u- tch and iventy- | being the same of which Jonathan Hamilton died . Ta Davia, of Newark, «pent ------hope for it, and he had received a com­ Ocean County Bank Building, one one-hundrciitka o f an ac re, more or ___ _ twenty-four degrees east, one chain aud twemy- twenty-three 16-100 acres, which were returned Trm t SH,—Beginning at a white oak bush stand­ Rnvrn links; (fi) north seventeen degrees west, I««t Sabbath in this town. He was here State Items. munication from one of its friends asking TOM» HI. KB. ». J., ing fn Hie hollow of the head of Lochlei Branch, KM MOR R. WILL«, ) three »halns ami twenty-one links; (9) north to Mr. Brinlcy on his rights of location. KXKKIKL HKKDKH, > C«iuinls«lonerv. slxty-filx degrees west, three chains and thirty °® »brief visit to hi« father, Rev. Thomas Reprenenta the following leading Companies : »mi runs thence (t) north seventr-two degrees The Cumberland Mutual Fire Insur­ him to do so. Another survey including fourteen tiiotr aml west, fwentr-six chains and fifty links ; thence ALBKKT MARTIN,1 links; (to) north twenty-fonr degree^ east, two Led January 21st, lHetl. Printer' fee, 110.71. 21 chains and sixty links to a stake one hundred Davis. Passed : Act providing that not more eight hundred aud twcuty-niue 42-100 acres “ KqilTABl.K. •/) south thirty-six degrees '.rest, seventeen ance Company has ordered an assessment Asset« Jan. 1, ISSI, $10,000,000. halns and fifty links; thence (g) south twenty fret easterly at a tight angle from lira centra line left a remainder o f twelve thousand and legrecs and thirty mtnntes west, twenty-one of the Rar. A Del. Bay Rati Kond; (tl) north Mfe Theo, McCloud, oi Tonally, was of 1J per cent.—the first for more than than $2 per agent shall be charged any FIKF. AMMOCTATION. EVERY DESCRIPTION OF forty-seven degrees and ten mtnetea seat, three twenty-three 43-100 acres, which were returned Assvts Jan. 1, ISSI, $4,260,000, •halns to KMgwsy’s line; then/p (4/ down side “ *OWD l"8' week, looking after some thirty years. foreigu life insurance company doing ItIdgway's line, aont-h fifty degrees east, twelve chains and fifty-three flaks; (it) sooth seventy- to John R utherford. This was o f land below “ P H E N IX .” chains to Pennington's line; thence north twen four degrees and fifteen inlnntea east, thirty- Property which he owns in this vicinity. business in this State ; act appropriating Assets Jan. 1, 1891, $2,600,000. JOB PRINTING aine . 21. A. D. 191# AND AT HR AMOS' A BIB RATHS. “ TSITUI» FIRKHUV«.” Tract! 1 and 3 will be divided and sold In lots berry compAny, and taken in execution at the compel their employees to purchase gro­ where I live in Orange, how would I do it ? Assets Jan. 1, 1881, $660,000. suit“ of The Manchester Land company, and to of from in to 2o acres cadi. Map In »uUatTiber's l»e sold tiy 1 H' PoU*r. understand, will Bnrlington city, which went Democrat­ Mr. F o r c e .— I would get you a book of this While returning thanks to a generous puhh DIRECTIONS. ceries, etc., therein. CHARLES L. IIOLMAH. Sherllf. "J ?*“ ” ®1 il! bi* relation in charge of ic in the town election, held its charter kind (exhibiting an Index book.) You would for a liberal patronage during the past *evc Attemianco given and » .(Kilthms ma»If known ! Por catarrh, fiay the WareUiwn M. K. Church. years, I desire to assure them of unremitting at­ on day o f sale by : election last week and elected the entire W e d n e s d a y , M a rch 16 . here find a reference to the orig h a l return of tention and upright dealing on my part. My ex­ JEREMIA 11 H. Head%.^” n#eS mu u ! fltna*ry ^ « t t J p T f the land. You would get the refereuce to the perience will assure to all patron« a perfect con­ Jan. 27, 1W»I. Printe rV fe»*, fi «H . n ‘ ¡| little finger, a nsi . Mr: V ’ Dilks. Philadelphia, baa Republican ticket with a solid Council. In the S e n a t e , a bill was introduced tract and prompt settlement of losses. fl SharlfTc Sale. «1 record book here from the deeds recorded in of the lialtn int», „ „ , ______I,I,„d H o c* , l8!and by Mr. Lawrenoe, (by request), which nostrils ; draw strong i V IN T O N O P A W H IT O P P I, P A . Albert C. Bogert, of Paterson, will the clerk’s office o f your county. MASTER’S SALE. breaths through the issue.1 feat of the Court of < han£ No. a, on the nntiihnaetwiilly § u * Central Agent for New Jersey. n the township of t pper T reehold, lu the conn- i ai vims, causing healthy aecretlona, allays la- ■■imuieiit on our second page. Senator Sewell, with his usual prompt­ commission of nine persons, to be ap­ Mr. B o c o s .—OdJj sneb as com e with su r­ of Day aveane, ai it* latenectMm wtth the Myth, (All Policies tacontesta>dc after 6 years.) fy o f If on mouth, snd ¡tartly In the township o f j fiimmstiofl sod irritation, protect* tbe memkraa- eastwoirffy side o f First street, {a the ptaa o f pointed by -the Governor and approved veys made by Deputy Surveyors. We have no Joi kson. In the county of Ocean, and HUte /.f I ai lintun of the h«-ad fr.^i wbllUonol »»id s.coa- township committee have ness and industry, has had a list made Cash Assets Jon. 1 .187», tmlMlng lots Istelv survev.M amt lob! out fn* the general map. $35,4S4,««1 30 _>ew jersey. Kcgtnnmg at a »eriain atone stand- j pletely neats the sores jnd restores tbe sense of by the Senate, to suggest amendments Ltawltuea,...... 2M.SOO.ZOM a white oak ftan ling | ELY’S « BEAM BALM « L , OvegD. It. Y, streets, eooth fifty-five f ------Paterson, and a County Coroner, while all niffhL % bie5 I conJd not d o before. K. J_ J O S E P H W . .SHINN, near the northeast corner of the saw m ill; theme «. m—.,, ’ docks, warranted and cheap, <41 us the oou:f soutf. etetteen dewree* pi» i r,,-,. w orn v»M«i H eap It* A nal H ew a rd . ate* east, one hundred end e ig h ty teet,*«n"the The Senate went into exocativa ses­ Click bk be. New Brnnawirk, N. J. AGENT FOR OCEAN COUNTY, of L o u No. i and three Troc Hag eg y a m attention is invited. making a post-mortem a few day* since | chains^Ttiw»’ (rT^wimVlrty^eight d^grees’e iS t i Ih,! m,ny 4 *n'1 H** JSR remedies street, and two and fony frullila* «n R e m i sion, and the Committee on Judiciary re- Oreaa County Bank B«ll*ln*, three chains and forty-five link*; thence («)north I tomer* ■neak^mM«'^hlahlr’’thM a U B th O w iB A m I m t a ix a m .b Aknct.E.—The reader* of street ; then»« (i) »long the UnelmtweeaUta *«ceived some beautiful patterns pricked his middle finger with a needle . , . , , ., . ~ a TOSM UIYIER. 5 . J. C elghty two degree* emu. three ch*tn.; theiwe <7) „ , . . TT , , , ported favorably the name of George 8. the Argw« hare n o de*t* seen the advertise­ n<«rth stxty-flre degrees ea*t, three,halns and ! No. 1 and A eouth Uirtv-four deg rees and thtrtv Earrings, Finger Bing*, Pins, used in the operation. He sacked a n d ! ZS ® . ment o f Ely’s Cream Balm In another column. aUty-aeveu links ; thence (9) north five Stgm m j - - - m? T,-T evidences of mantes wert, one hundred am f eight teat and ^ . . , ...... „ Dniyee as Clerk m Chancery, and ad------— ‘ sun ami th -*» »*-*------[ pro«bleed. I* «leetined to he a leading arti- o f m M kite ewe nsd Mc - »t French’s. Call and ex- eantenzed lh . wonnd. bat rod.mm.Uon ; ^ „ to „ a K.-l^v s . Secro- An article like “ Cream Halm “ has long been -> nave never Handled a Huncfy which has Ut ree, on : ______desired, and now that it Ss within the reach o f ■tefriing ou the st a crr-’.lag to the po- ’ “ « >u< ¡udee Loca No. • and « o c Bay a m n s --“ ! Messenger Streets. A i u rejected by . rot, of 5 to 11. $ £ ¿ ¿ * + £ 2 * £ “ £ 3 5 ^ »¡t*oo of the compass s i thru time, north twenty- No. 1 on Firn Street, tee osate hehm a 9 j A BARCAIN . U t No. l i a* originally lael o g by e ------*-* » hundred girl, in hi* employ, «11 of The rommittee did not report the i ^ '• 1ST». *rM ¡ setee degrees west, seven "-baiaisud eighty-four ¡ . link*, more or les«, to the corner of fillbert Hen- in thè onglnal divWaa of tea t U c g Bearh. Betag thè sanie - whom were working orer time, recently n>me, T^ „ rtT for Priron Keeper, or I ------l A S S f T f ! itrtck«r>* »rod ant i FHrabetfi WtM rormwr • rheoee ■ 1125. T*r - Dawes gives notice through r u ¿ 2 . ! (Î7) »long ¿aid Burs bee, wWA f«»ty degrees aad ! aJ.iìZ yM?, ; , Vi. ' left ii t o -Leslie. would work vole lor Judge of the Court of Errors .. ,' » f a w * » « a # . f«re*fr-wven minate* west, seres chaina, more J mlte at this offire. M iTackertoa and Las* Bearh Lasd s H TtfttItiti ^ n g columns this week that or Iws. to the p»*ce ni t^ginning, containta ment Amnctation. hy -feci loted Nerewher «ma. Wednesday night, that being the and Appeals. ! for/iod^S In ^liTaaairt «^». "Vt^ls S4.000.000 ; twelve acres, be tbe nm * »torre m •**«. Seta^ 1x7*. snd recorded In «neh te o f Dente, testé he at his rooms over the First SI,250,000. nem B«w »«efore » e puhLic, 4L ta thè vm tUh efige« at Tmas Sfver. aMd night generally devoted to courtship. In the H ocsr, Mr. Payne intrudaeed worth ramemh^ring that »<- one cma enjoy the j the sa«ue load and premise* roavejol by Aaron I Bank of this town during the — «Bike nwcey tester atj thè o d RockfcUì eeareyed hte Intere« té tee The gir’s consulted sad found that only a supplement to the act providing for j 1 us thaa at aa m ia g sebi U oyl Jeaes by deed date»! March fitsL lfiU. “ ¡m eting MasuLiy, April 12th, l; O Lol s?sorttai aot reqaivcC We and reconled la Book 77 of Demte unge 177 A c- one in the whole hundred kept company taking the eenaus oi ecbooi cin arm , j aumacl .Z.t* o. . ] MgAN|------tt Toc-.« RfvT? of dentistry. Fire, miHuigs furniture an i merraamtiae seid Aaron EHrblge, te *e«-Bre the payment of ¡ gir!» waste»! everywhere to wört f with a young man, and ah« did not care amending said act so as to make it clear fora » O ^ r l v e . ^ b i ^ ^ V 'h ^ ?> «rally, m ail part* of tee United Bute». E t e . the pcrcha«e money. S the tuce. Yoe can »levóte your r » « o » -u>« t» um - toTvS. toi.“ i—** ** enough for him to remain away from her that the enumerators shall receive not jSef>* Tooic wo^d do then more good isale his Farm and Store at tit hundred and sevcuty-ctgbt. For every ton of two thousand pounds of flax said city, in sucb sums as it m ay think best, stalks, for frlbre of the ordinary lengths for spin­ or to be appointed for any such corporation, Whltesville, Jackon township. The farm con­ 1. lie It enacted by the Renate Renat« aiand General tains about M acres of excellent land, well stocked to pay the difference between any assessment, ning purposes, thus excluding sii qualities of tow, shall. . . .have fjurisdiction ur------of------such------cases, and may on any real estate for any improvement In Assembly of the State o f New Jersey. That seven dollars; fractions of not less than s quarter with choice fruit trees, and Is located within four the first section o f the act entitled " A further give Judgment and issue execution fo r collec­ miles of the village of Brtoksburg and one mile ;Hy* and ‘ any reassessment thereon — for ton will tmpuld for st the s.nne rate, for ev«ty supplement to an act entitled ‘ An act for the pound of decorticated or cleaned flex of ontlnsry tion of sucb line or fines to be levied on auy from the Whltesville station on the N. J. Southern the same improvement wbeu the original personal property owned by such peroou or Railroad. It to also within three hundred yards ItoomUfiMallthe excel- assessment Las been vacated or set aside by better regulation of proceedings upon writs of American qoellty,quality, other than tow, three and a halfAmerican cents ; ■versons fined as aforesaid, directed to aDy o f chared and school house. On the farm is a leiMdes o f any Plow in tute. cou rier *nr plf.? board, t o g lie r with anyr mandamna.' passed December second, one two-story dwelling containing seven rnon », ■*. i Auousana*"seven hundred and ninety-four,’ •*‘,^awr6bu.o»sessloa un exclusive patent tested by the city clerk, and may be registered And he it enacted, That this ¡ or coupon bonds or both, and may be convert- a rule to show cause why such writ should uot >i ne given. For further particulars apply Ita welcriit in eighteen Dounda lesa than our former styles. *î.,ollvj#v«W< time, and in converting coupon bonds t o r e * - -«r bo o 6 U » 2 c , -the sain writ ituiun, u< - ( . VxJi%a.lS6^i«Slto4isW||ilflU ■. ■- time, and in converting coupon bonds u» reg­ GIAHLKM b. IlffUnAN. istered bonds, one registered bond m ay be sited for the purpose ui compelling auy officer thousand dollars to the ramie yarn, or officers of tin» state, or o f any county, Approved March 8 ,1M1. CHAPTER LXXX. tf23 Toma River, N. J. issued for several coupon bonds, or several A further aupplotnout to uu act entitled “ An coupon bonds may be issued for one registered township or school district In this state, or lit« rflAPTKB l.XXVl. act for tho settlement and relief o i the poor " bond, as may be determined from time to lime mayor and common council, or the mayor aud ! u, » „ ’r .J , board of aldermen, or any officer or officers o f J ", l rMtulrlng the r ^ u d ^ if m (Revialou), approved March twooty-aeventli. LEGAL NOTICES. provided the iasue o f bonds under this act «me thousand eight hundred and seventy- does not exceed in any city o f this state the utiy city or other mnniclpal eorporatlon o f , \,y t|„. H, na‘te- mand Ornerai As- this state, to perform a duly or make a bay - | ;,,f the Hist.- of New Jersey, That four. limits now provided by law. Win-rein, the laws o f this stalo fail to provide Its Mold Board incut require«] by law, mid such writ lias been ,.v«r any overpayrpent has been made by any person Notice of Settlement. 2. And be it enacted, That the board having for the legal settlement o f chiidreu ixiru ol Estatk or Kzkkiki. Moohk, Dkcxabkd. w ill outwear three of r shall be denied, or such rule has been Ity of 'tbla »Ute, sf interest ou anv assess­ the very heat kinds the control of the finance of the city, shall alien parent» after their arrival within this shall be discharged, by the supreme court of ment* for sewers or other street Improvements, o f the ordinary steel have (nil power to act for the city under rcc- State, who have grown to maturity and bc- i. -V accounts of the subscriber, Administrator judicature of this stale, and such denial of through Inadvertence or uilscoucentlon of the per­ mold boards. tion one o f this act, and to do all things there- iod from which the Interest lawfully acca red, It sliail come entitled.... . to. the -*-*-*-rights o f citizenship,efix nl Ezekiel Moore, deceased, will be audited and said writ, or such discharge o f said rule is the It will scour in soils where ail in authorized to be done, except the signing, be the duty of the treasnrer of sny such city to and who may become objects of public chari­ stated by the Surrogate, and reported legal consequence necessarily reaulling from a steel plows and all other plows havo sealing and attesting o f the bonds therein fund, on aeniaud, the amount of such overpayment, ty ; therefore, HettJeuienl• " ...... to the Orphans' Court o f the CountyCount' hitherto proved a failure. determination by suid court o f the question of with lawful Interest thereon : said amount and In­ •sday, the twelfth day o f April mentioned and shall from time to time place 1. Be It enacted by the Senate and General of Ocean, on T “ “ ‘“ w "* * * With this plo w will be Introduced or cause to be placed In the tax levy an the constitutionality or uiicnnstltutlonalUy of terest to Ire ascertained and fired by tho competent next. a new style of Plow Point and Jointer Assembly of the Rtate of New Jersey, That WM. CAWLEY', Administrator amount sufficient to pay the interest on said auy statute o f this state, that being the main Point, on which we have obtained question brought before the court for od I urti ...... is- tt enacted, That this net sliail take all such persona shall gain a settlement In the Dated Feb. 1. A. D. 1881. Primer’s fee. |3. 17 Patenta, and which are also a graer. bond*, and such |wrceni*ge o f the piincipa! »amu manner, and under the same ton trict lone, cation aud the principal ground o f tho liliga- act Immediately. improvement, both aa regard.'* wear thereof os it may deem proper. Approved March 3, 1681. us ure now or may hereafter be provided, for and strength. 3. And be It onocted, Thai this act shall tiou“ .hetwecu...... the —parlies, * it shall be - lawful tc~ for Order to Show Cause. the relator or relators, at any time withiu one the settlement and relief o f poor person« born The Jointer can be shifted no on to take more or less land, and it can always bo kept on a line with the Plow. take effect Immediately JOINT RESOLUTION NUMBER IV. CEAN O R P H A N *’ C 8 I H T , April twelfth, The wheel will run under tlie beam or one side of It os desired, and always keep In line. year next after the date of entry o f the rule of of native citizens o f this state. Approved March Í 11, 2. And he it enacted, That this act »hall In April Term, A. D. 1881 The beam is adjustable for Spring or Fall Plowing, and also for two or three horses. said rourt denying said writ, or discharging centennial of the battle o O take effect Immediately. David L. Chamt>erlttln aud Aaron E. Grooms, The handles can be adjusted to accomodate a man or boy on the same Plow, said rule, to show can««, to sue out and prose­ tlon and unveiling of a memorial column st Npar- Administrators of Aaron C'namberlalu. deceased, ft is the Lightest Draft Plow ever made. CHAPTER LXV. Approved March 8, 1881. An act authoriziug the cille» o f this state to cute a writ of error to remove the proceedings tanburgh, Month Carolina, Iu honor of the victor*. having exhlht ert to this Court., under oath and Wooden beams are going out o f use because they shrink, swell, and warp, and never run two seasons alike. Iron beams are too hp-s Whereas, It Is proposed by the state of Houtti Caro­ make limited appropriations for the publica­ into the court o f errors and appeals, which artirmatlon, a Just and true account ol the per­ Malleable beams become demoralized and bend, which la worse than to break. court «hull thereupon review the suid proceed­ lina to erect at Hpantauburgh, in that stab!, a inv­ sonal estate aud debts of tlie said decedent, A Steel beam Is the necessity o f the day. It Is three times as strong, and very much lighter than any other style. tion of the minutes o f the proceedings of ilii,rial column in honor of the soldiers, from tho When we say a Mold Board Is chilled, the Farmers know it is so. ings and the acliou o f the supreme court LOCAL BUSINESS DIRECTORY. whereby it appears that the personal estate of their municipal boards. north and south, who acbisyal a victory alalie but­ said deceased Is insufficient to pay bis debts, We do not palm ofr on them a composition of various metals and call It chilled metal. 1. Be It enacted by the Senate and General thereon, and make determination ill reference ti cof Cowpena, In the war of the revolution ; and and request the al«l of the Court in the premises; We want agents for this new Plow in every town in this state. Assembly o f the State o f New Jersey, That thereto. whereas...... th« ...... state ot New Jersey, ey, as one or the Wo can give but a very small discount to them, but we w ill pay the Railroad Freight. of the New Jersey Courier. It is therefore ordered, that all persons interest­ with a view to the furnishing of precise and 2. And lie it enacted, That the second section thirteen atete* forming the original union, has ed in the lands, tenements and real estate o f the We propose to place this Plow in the hands of the Farmers as near the cost of manufacture as possible. accurate public information of the proceed­ ot the said supplementary act he and the same been Invited to participate iu said erection and un- Cowpektiiwait B hotukhh,—Dry and Fancy said deceased, appear before the Court, at the It is the beet Agricultural Implement ever sold. It Is tho cheapest veiling, ami, to nmke a small money appropriation ings of the municipal boards o f the ciliés In is hereby umended so as to read as follows : Goods, Hats and Cups, Boot» and Shoes, Court House In Toms Rtver, ou Tuesday, the Persons, therefore, who are not willing to act as agents on the principle that “ a nlfnble sixpence Is better than a slow shilling« nw for the purpose of lielug formally Identiflu! with not apply for an agency. ’ tills state, It shall he lawful for tho board of 3. And lie it enacted, That the «aid writ o f Crockery and Glassware, Groceries and twelfth day of April next, to show cause theenterprlse; therefore. why so much of the tenements, here­ No Plows on commission. All sales absolute. aldermen, common council, board of finance error shall tic made returnable forthwith, and I. lie It enacted by the Semite and Genera' As­ Provisions. — (Jowpertliwalt’s Exchange, We make Right and Left Hand Plows of all sizes. Also Side 11111 Plow's. upon return thereof said court of error« aud ditaments an«l real estate o f the said deceased or other governing body of any city wbeiwhere sembly of the State of New Jersey, That our Main street, opposite Washington. shall not be sohl as will tie sufficient to pay This is the only Steel Chilled Plow in the World. appeals «hall require an immediate and speedy state cordially expresses its approval of the pioposed provison is not now made for reporting « C li a 8. M cCleeb,—Hardware. Agricultural Im­ his debts, or the residue thereof, as the case Rteel costs several times more than Iron. But this Plow, full rigged, by giving small discounts, can be sold for Seventeen Doll» publishing the official minutes, to appropriate, assignment of errors and joinder in error, and action of the Mute of Nouth Carolina and cherishes may require. Compare this price with that of any Iron Plow ever made. the patriotic spirit aud memories which prompt, it, plements, Fertilizers, Furniture, Crockery, annually, a sum not exceeding five hundred upon such short notice as may by the court By the Court. Where there are no agents, w e will, on receipt of Seventeen Dollars, send a Plow to any Railroad Station In the State, and pan and that the state treasurer he and Is hereby author­ Carpeting», Window Shades, Paper Hang­ Height. Address dollars, fur the reporting and publishing last aforesaid be directed, sliail hear and dc ings, Paint», Oils, Varnishes, and Picture C. W. POTTER, Surrogate. ized and directed to pay to the treasurer of the state Dated Feb. 1, A. D. 1881. Pr. fee. 14.80. tm!7 during such yoar, o f the proceedings o f Its teriniue the cause during the term to or in of South Carlllna, out of any moneys in the treas­ Frames,—Main street. different boards Iu the several newspapers which suid writ of error Is returnable, if possi­ ury not otherwise appropriated. tho sum of three r SYRACUSE CHILLED P LO W COMPANY, Syracuse. N. Y. T iie o . H ihmch, — Dry aud Fancy G«>od8. pubiisbvd and circulated in such city w hich ble so to do without necessitating the post­ hundred dollars, In order that the state of New Jer­ I ^ I LF. TO L IM IT ( IlK lirrO K N . will be designated for that purpose; suid ponement of otiier business of «uid term to u sey may bu formally ideullded with the memorial, Ready made Clothing, Hat» and Caps, FOE SALE BY and hi the panel I hereon set apart for the middle Ladies' lints and Millinery Goods, —Main Estate of Tunis Bodlae, deceased. approprlutiou, If niado, to be distributed in suliseqiicut term ; and on reversal the supreme Pursuant to the order of the Surrogate of the court shall lake action accordingly. street, opposite Ocean House. such manner as the governing body of said Aml be it resolved, That a delegation1 consist­ county of Ucean, made on tlie twenty-second day FRANKLIN HARRIS, opposite Railroad Station, Toms River, N, city shall determine. 3. And be it enacted, That this act sliull ir hi* excellency, the governor, the president of Ciiah. B. Ma th is,—D rugs, Medicines. Chemi­ of January, A.D. onetlioiisuud eight hundred aud 2. And be it enacted. That this act Hlmll lie a take effect Immediately. cuate, the speaker of the house of assembly, cals, Perfumery, Toilet Articles, Trusses, eighty-one, notice is hereby given to all_per- public act and tuko effect Immediately. Approved March 3,1881. __ ; wo tnokibera of the acuate and two members of Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Dye-stuffs, etc.,— sons haviug claims aguiiiHt the estate of Tunis Approved March 3, 1881. the house of assembly, lm apjioliited by the reiqiec - Main street. Hodlue, late of the county of Ouean, dec’d, to s r3 E E R ’S ( ’ll AFTER LX XII. live presiding officers thereof, lie and are hereby present the same, tinder oath or affirmation, to A. A. IJttANT,—Lumber, Coal, Bricks, Lime, tlie subscribers, ou or before the twenty-second CHAPTER LXVI. A suppleniviit to the act entitled "An act to n authorized and requested to confer with the proper MENDELSSOHN PIANO GO authorities of the state of New York. Pennsylvania Lullt. Cement. bhkugluH, Doors, Rashes, «lay of October next, being nine months from tlie Supplement to the act entitled, “ An act rela­ operatives to manufactories, and otiier employees date of said order; and any creditor neglecting to their wagers." approved Marrh thirteenth, one _..d Delaware, in determining ns to the inscription Blind», «See.,—Main street, opposite Ocean PORT ORARE WINE Will make, for the next f>0 clays only, a Grand Offer of tivo to the publication o f the luws o f tills -to lie .placed------upon, ------said— punid, ...... and iu -cling .... H ouse. bring in aud exhibit IDs or her claim, under oath tliuuMnd elgut hundred aud fl(ly-alx. or affirmation, within the time so limited, will be Used in the principal Churches for Communion state In tfie newspapers" (Revisioni, ap­ 1. He it cuactod by the Heuatc and (toiu-ral As­ orator Co represent the middle stetes on the occasion proved April twenty-first, oue thousand ,f th, unveiling of *sid memorial column. W m . A um ack,—L umber, Coal, Lime, Cement forever barred of Ills or her action therefor against purposes. sembly of tho 8tnU¡ of New Jersey, That whenever Brick, Doors, Rash, Blinds and Blacksmiths said Executors. eight,_L‘ hundred* mar J and ~~ * seventy-six. in sny suit* at law or iu equity pending In any of II. And be It further resolved, that the secretary Excellent for Ladies, Weakly Persons PIANOS AND ORGAN Coal,—opposite Railroad Depot. JOHN AUMAOK, > 1. Be It enacted by tho Reuatu aud General the courts of this state, it sliail become ihm "Mary or of state lie and Is hereby directed to transmit sn / Executors. engrossed copy of this joint resolution, tinder the WM. A. CHADWICK,j- and the Aged. $850 Square Grand Piano for only $245. Assembly of the Rtate of Now Jersey, That suc­ advisable torsm h mint to appoint • )••>e|VM to lake C hah. H. C’lu tk , —Books, Stationery, Period­ Dated the r&\ day of January, A.D. 1881. the charge and poscsilon of the goods, chattels and great seal of tlie slate of New Jersey, to tils excel- Q T V I C Q Magnificent rosewood case elegantly finished, 3 string**, ^ 1 -3 Octal* tion one of the act entitled "A n act relative- ’ neey, the governor of the state Houtli Carolina. icals, Cigars, etc., — Cowperthwait's Ex­ Printer's fee. $6.uo. *m!6 to tho publication o f the laws of this state in personal property of sny manufacturer, distiller, change, adjoining Post Office. O i l L C 0 patent cantaule agraffe.-;, our new patent overstrung scale, beautiful car,5;', mower, or producer of any manufactured articles In Approved March, ii. Inal, and lyre, heavy serpentine and large fancy moulding round ca»e, full Iron Frame, FrewGa the newspapers," approved Apr!! twenty-first, whatsoever stage the same may then lie, and then G e o . VV. Cowdekthwait,—Stoves, Ranges, Action, Grand Hammer», in fact every improvement which can in any way tend to toe p r/Miu one thousand eight hundred and seventy six, being due ami iiupaid to the mechanics, workmen JOINT RESOLUTION NO. V. Heaters, Tinware, etc.,—1Cowpcrthwait’s the Instrument has been added, To T he Hows Machine company. 1« amended to read os follows : and laborers eaapfoyed by such manufacturer, and Joint Resolution in relation to Hie struggle of the Exchange, Main Btreet. u r our price for this Instrument, boxed and delivered on board © ver I4,oo«i in use, and n o t o n e (li*satl>>fled p u r c h a se r . All Plim«! the correctness of the allegations Iu such petition CoiiNRMUM P eck,—Dealer ii given tiy Edward Irons and Elizabeth, ID» wife, Organs sent on is days' test trial—-freight fret \j unsatisfactory. Don’t fail to write us before ¡¡sjj not bo more than four nor less than two mighty Brittisli Empire aprici...... ,...... Hewing Ma­ -d, and of the amount of wages theu due and chines,—Office lu A. D. Von to The Ucean County Mimml Building and Loan Positively we offer the best bargains. Catalogue mailed free. Handsome Illustrated ami Dei papers so authorized in any oue county, ex­ pat hie .; not only ..... as a Kindn'd (icuplc lint to. n's Stationery Association, ou lands in tlie township of Man­ JU unpaid to such petitioner and petitlonera, and there- our gratitud- for the alii extended to us bv the Store, Main street. live Catalogue of as pages mailed fur Be. »tamp Every Piano fully warranted for 8 years. cepting In such comities having a population in fnrther direct such receiver forthwith to make chester, county of Ocean ami State of New Jer­ “ Our "P arlor Grind Jubilee Organ,” style 85, la the finest and sweetest toned I Dutch iu our similar confisi with Great Brittain sey, dated the fith «lay of April, A. 1). 1H77 ; and excess of sixty thousand, where the number if so much of sm h personal propert y as may for Independence, therefore. I. VV. C'AHMicnABi,,—Counsellor ut l.aw and Organ ever offered the musical public, it contains F iv e O cta v e s, Five sei may lie Increased to six. o J Iu the countie« of cesaury to pay sncli wages,to such einpli Muster lu Chancery, -Main street, opposite the said The Howe Machine Company Is made Reeds—four of 8>j Octaves each, ami one of Three Octaves. T h irte e n btiip, i 1. Belt resolved by the Sonate and General A made defendant because It holds a mortgage on Essex, Atlantic, Union. Mercer, Hudson aud aud workmen In preference to any other ert sem hi y of the State of New Jersey, That our rc| Ocean House. G r a n d O n ca n —Diapason, Melodla, Viola, Flute, Celeste, Dulcet, Echo, Melo nod without delay. said lands, Forte, Celestina, Vlolina, Flute-Forte, Tremolo, Grand-Organ ami Grand-Swell, Knee-Stop*. H,« Passaic, in each o f which counties there sliail rosen hi live* In Congress he reiiuestcd to use all hon­ 1). H. Woou.F.Y. Wheelwright and (.'arriage- A. C. MARTIN, », Ami be it enacted, That the provision of this orable efforts tending to n settlement of tills mump 74 in .; Length, 48 in .; Width, 24 in .; Weight, boxed, 3iHi lbs. The case Is solid wtflnut, venw I»' one additional paper so authorized pub­ act sliail extend to all cases, li anv. at the passage ' Maker,—Rear of R. R. Anmaek's storehouse, Solicitor of Complainant, with choke woods, ami is of an euthely new and beautiful design, elaborately carved, With._ lished in tho German language. py contest bv the civilized and Christian method o Toms River, Ocean County, N. J. tills act pending In any court of lids state, w lien d iirtiitriitioii, instimi of the hurhurlou* one of fore Water street. panels, music closet, lamp stands, fretwork, Ac., all ekgantly finished. Possesses ail the latesti 2. And lie enacted, That tills act shall lake trlhutlon of the asset« thus taken aud held by any Hated February nth, 1881. Printer's fee $0.4». 7tat nail superior might, and that they especially glveci F kan ki.in IIakiuh,—Grocorleaand Provisions, nest Improvements, with great power, depth, brilliancy and sympathetic quality of tone. Bei H ied immediately. such receiver has uot been made. sulo effects auii perfect stop action. Regular retail price, $236. our wholesale net cash price to ha Kiiinigenient If possible to tlmt appeal tie the falr- Builders' Hardware, etc.,—opposite Rail­ Approved March 8, 1881. a. And lie It enacted, Tlmt this art taki nova and magnanimity of the English people lately introduced, with stool and book» only fui—as one organ sold sell« others. P o s itiv e ly no deviat luitnedlaUTmediately. ’ j' leading citizens of llolluml in peliuif ‘ ’ road Depot. in p rice. No payment required until you have fully tested the organ in your own home. Wet Apipproved Mai rh ;l, 1*81. ____ , ...... „ ...... - ______of the To IlKNKV K. PICKET AND CALVIN A. CttONINOKK. CHAPTER LXVII. Dub'li farmers of Houtli Africa In their patrioti) A. D. Yohan,- Stationery, Hooks, Music, Law all organs on 18 days' test trial, ami pay freight both ways If instrument is not as represent«'!, h struggle to inulntfiln their liidepeiulenee ugaiiisi tin By virtue of an order of the Court of Chanceiy warranted for 5 years. Otiier styles—8 stow organ only fflfi ; 9 stops, |Sr> ; 14 stops, $118. tirer J! A further supplement to an act entitled an ITIAPTKM hXXIU. Blanks, dee.,— Main street, n ext to Mathis' of New Jersey, matte ou the day of the date tnlgnuy power of tlie Rrlttlsh Empire. Drug Store. IH'« solfi, anil every «Irgan has fçlven flie fullest satlsfartfon. Illustrate«! " Actcouccruiug evidence,” a|-proved March A «iipplei tent to an act entitled "An act relating b 2, And tie it resolved, That III •llene hereof, in a cause wherein Tlie Ocean County ailed free. F a c t o r y a n d W a r e r o o iu * . B lt ii ail. a n d lO ih Ane, lwc-rity-*evdUli, anno dotuinl eighteen Inin Mutual Bullilltig Hint Loan Association Is com- ,f landa under a public statut-. questi copy of the C. G. F urnch,—W atches, Clocks. Jewelry, K i r E F T M I i m T i '1 at oiie-thircl price. Catalogue of 8000 choice pieces sent for fc.iaa;| d m ! iu.il seventy -fea r of any ftididal procusdlug," upprovi-d Mi *1 it h t toi idi of t ml i etc., etc.,—Main Rt., next building south of plaluaut, and you aud others are defendanta, you are required to appear and plead, answer," or f y l l l A l * l *»1.1 b y I \ < this Catalogue includes most of the popular music of the day, at fray l- Be it enacted by the Senate and Genera. twenty Ber?!*!!», «>«>«• thousand «•Iglit liundre«l lives In < Post Office. variety of musical composition, by the best authors. Address Assembly o f tho Rwtc of New Jersey, That seventy-four. 1661 demur to the hill of Hatd complainant, on or before . W ahiif.n C. Ahiik. Insurance Agent, Notary the twenty-eighth dav of April next, or the said iijHiu Hie trial of any indictment, allegation or I. H& Ù ouncted I,y lito Renate and General Assem­ SPEER’S PORT GRAPE WINE! MENDELSSOHN PIANO 00., P. 0. Bax 2058. New Y o r k O ty bly ol the Slate of New Jersey, That when any CHAPTER LXXVII. Public, and Justlee of the i’lftcc, Main bill will lie taken as confessed against you. accusation of any person charged with crime purchaser of reni calate at sny commissioner’s, oxe- street. The said bill is fiieii to foreclose & mortgage the wife ate«l February 86, DW1. Printer's fee, |6.48. 7ti1 (he tale is based. Takes on light. Emy«ip An act to authorize Incorporated towns to til cunfiniinlmn of sale, ns Die case may l»\ by pdl tilli or Imdjr corporate sulficlent to satisfy Die same 11 Aititivon Goiilr,—Bread and Cake Baker, pitmentH that affect the weaker sex. It is in tlon, nnd the said court Is hereby aiitliorlzi'd every respect A WINE TO 11R RELIED ON. sells other*. 4,500 of the plain edition «old IjbL build and furnish school houses in special listili' to lie levied on, then the officer authorized to Main street, opposite the Post Office. A lucmtive business for any otie. For aside sndi confirmation of sale dr sulcs. nnd flintier -xecute sarti process studi Berve a copy of Du* same NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. cases. order such eammlssloners, executors, aninlntstralms 8. C. BAti.itT,—Fresh and Salt Meats, etc.,— Notice of Settlement. F ords; H oward & I I i lbeht, 27 Park n . 1.NoB i . Be it enacted by ill« Renal« and General upon III«' assessor or assessor* of the township or SPEER S P. J. SHERRY. or guardians, as Die ease may I»', to inuke re-sale of township* In which «Hid school district is situati-, corner Main and Washington streets. Estate of Capt. Elwooo A rnold, Deceased. Assembly of the Rtate o f New Jersey, That iu the said real esbi.j; provided, nevertheless, that D C A T T V 'Q o r c a n s , i s s to p * , 4 and also upon the collector or collectors of such J ohn K l ip p e l ,—Rhavlng, Hair Dressing, j^ O T IC K IN HEHKBY U IV K N , that the The 1*. J. SHERRY Is a Winn of ¿superior Chur- , DCHI I I U hfl» tired* only fcifk»- Ad­ ail eases where an incorporated town lias such onler or orders of resale shall not In anyway ship tir tow nships ; nml upon receipt of such acter, aud partakes of the golden qualities of the | dress Dam ei. F. Beatty, Washington, N.J. 4wss relieve Die first purchaser from Itnbillty to mak«> Rhampoolng, etc.,—near bridge. _ «omits of the subscriber, Administrator previously, by provision o f its charter, been copy or cnplca it shall bo Die duty o f such assessor or of Klwnod Arnolil, deceased, will tie audited grape from which It is made. For Purity, Rich­ ■Profitable Reading for Èverybo constituted one sole aud seuurate Reboot ills good and pay any deflcloucy or reduction of price, or assessois at the time ut tlie next regular nssese- E lia s Na vlo r,— Dining Saloon and Billiard ness, Flavor and Medicinal Properties, It will tie niiiniilerest, cost and expenses incurred In or result­ and stated by the Hurrogate, and reported for set­ ■ Business men & women, leachcrs, mechas* trict, aud has subsequently been divided into meut of sliool taxes In sudi school district, to assess H all,—Water street, near Malu. tlement to the Orphans' Court of the County of found unexcelled. HAVE YOU EVER KNOWN farmers,...... ministers,i.m.v, ,, itiuuico,mothers, anuand all who .,... ai ing from nisking a resale of sucli leal estate under and levy in addition to said regular sellimi ¡axi-s.the Any person to be seriously ill without a weak scvural school districts, it shall be lawful for tills act. W Pottkr,—Groceries and Provisions,- - Ocean, oti Tuesday, the twelfth day of April it by"3 the uiEUNuwiiiiuu constant toil andsnuworr worry of voi such town at any autiuai town meeting, or at ■mount due upon salti execution with interest to Dm next. stomach ot inactive liver or kidueys ? And when don’t* drink',"~u 5intoxicating----- ■'— *— *~;“bitters, ~rs, but bus use u--e 3. And Im> It enacts, That this a«'t slmll take ef­ Dm«* when Die same slmll be patii to the officer serv­ Blue Front Rtorc, Malu street. SPEER’S P. J. BRANDY. a K{HM-iai town meet ing called for that purpose, fect immediately. JOHN ARNOLD, Admr. these organs are in goo«l condition do yon not ing such process,upon the inlmtdtaiits of «Hid school find then possessor eujoying good health ? P n r- legal notice of the same having been given, b Approved Mare'll 3, lKWl. Joseph W. Shinn,—F ire and Lite Insurance Dated Feb. 1, A.D. 1881. Printer's fee. $3. 18 This BRANDY statuto unrivaled in this coun- district, ami their estates ami upon the taxable prop­ Agent,—office at Toms River. k e r'* G in s c r T n n lr always regulates these ^33M3ÉEEE3¡SEÍ. Arc: you sulferingsullenng from Dyspepsia, .Lheui provide for purchasing a lot, building a school erly therein, and Dii* tnx sitali Ih* assessed aud col- CRAÏ'TKH I.XX1V. C distillation from the grape and important, organs, and never fails to make the usm, Neuralgia, or with Bowel, Kidney or Li house thereon and furnishing the same for any Ivrted at Du- same time and In the same manner Randolpu I rons,—W heelwright and Car­ blood rich and pure, and to strengthen every part :ompiainta, you can be cured by using Ali ad rcgulstiog Die purchsse of siipplie« for thè Notice of Settlement. such district, or to build amifurtilsh a school sud under the same conditions,restriction* and reg­ riage Maker, — Robbins street. Estate or T homas S. Appleoate, Deceased. It has a delicate flavor, similar to that of the o f the system, it has enred hundreds of despair- house ou a lot already purchased, aud to raisc New Jersey State Prtson. ulations upon the assessor or assessors, collector or rapes from which it tadtstHie«l, and is in great ing Invalids, Ask your neighbor ahont It. 4w«122 t. He II enacted by thè Henata ami General Assem- ’ ollectora as other taxes tor school purposes are re­ G eorge T. C rook,—Dentist,—Office, Wash­ O TICK in HF.HF.RY C IY K K , that the money therefor by taxatlou upon iu town ut ington street, near Main. ÌIvor among first-cias? families. If yoq are wasting away with Cor.sunpSJH bly «if Die State of New Jersey, Thst all siipplles mimi to tm assessed and collected in sudi school N a* counts of the sabscriber, Administrator of SPEER’S UN FERMENTED JUICE OF THE large, In the same manner as It might have •it'siilwisU'uce, clothlng, tanndry, tsildlng, fuel and Thomas 8. Applegate, «lec’d, will be audited and Female Weakness or any sickness • if voubrrJH Itstrirt; and Dm amount of Dii» tax when collected Mo xtk avillk Ikons,—Bagguge and Freight GRAPE, preserved in its natural fresh state as it bad coti'ih or col-J, you w ill find sure rekiia (I becu done if such division into districts hud lllnin Inni Ine material minimi for u«e in thè state shall be a separate fund, and snail t>e paid over by stated by the Rurrogate, ami reported for settle- wiSBBV GOLDEN DAWN ; not becu mode. Express,—Office at Station. ntent to the orphans' Court of the County first runs from the wine-press, Is made expressly prlson ehalibo pure li ami by contract ns lieninatter tlis collector of Dm township iu which such school for tbe church Communion Table. It will keep , or Liout on the Great Future iu this Life, through P A R K E R 'S G IN G E R TONIC n-gulati’d and provtded. G eorge C. Low^—Attorney at Law ,—Office, ~ twelfth day of AprilOcean, 2. Aud he it enacted, Thai ail acts and parts sliail be situate, or if such school district he In auy climate. If you are enfeebled by disease, age ordrijl ol acts luoontlslctu with the provisions ot this 2. Aud lie it i ìinrtiii, That it sbnli ts tlie duty of situate in two or more township* tlieu by the collec­ Water street. Touts River. next. I.U’LU8TRATÊD. li\ A liU . SellsOKUS Ittfast Pays over snpervteor, under thè direction of thè Imarit tor o f t hat township In w hich Dm fraction of the WILLIAM II. IRONS, AdutT. See that the signature of ALFRED SPEER. Pas- i ,pation. and yjour system needs invigorztini act aru hereby repealed, aud that this act shall Da v id Mib h e l l ,—W heelwright and Carriage Dated Feb. 1, A.D. 1881. Printer’s fee. |8. 18 saie, N. J., to over the cork of each bottle. if you have pimples and blotches, and y our b¡ ake effect immediately. R of schiMii district containing acliool house Is situate, to A M O N T H the diflervnt nrtlc'e* needed for the säbelst«.. the officer serving; the proccae. Maker,—Mechanics' Row. SOLD BY Approved Marcii 3, 1881 cliithlng and pni|M-r « an* ot the prisoners, sud that *. And be M euaeted. That this net shall be a pub- B. L. W aits,—Blacksmith In General,— Wash­ CHAS, B. MATHIS, $ i o o F O R A G E N T S P A R K E R 'S GINGER TOfi a full description of Die same, together with sam­ c ad and take effect Immediate!). ington street, near Main. NOTICE. CHARTER LXIX. ple*. so fartar as praetieatils*praetleahls* «itol thepies, the grade* required, Approved March last. Toms Hiver, J. Send for circular ami terras. Also Bend address .tlade from Ginger, Buchu, M*ndrake, t A Mtpplemcot to " An act to amend aud cotv- oliali is* kept Irr «he SlipwvtüOI «luìis- *cc«*»»ible at Ca l v in C. Haven s,—S urveyor and Convey­ L I, PF.RNOXN IN P K B T E D to the ate of two or more book agents and 10 cents for coat gta and other of the best medicines known’in S f f Wm, B. Hill, decM, are hereby notified he Best Health & Strength Restorer t* aotnuto the several act* relating Ui game I! time* duiiiig*" ' *tiustnc ' lioiir* t*i «etauiliMlion by CHAPTER l.XXVIIl. ancer, -T o m s River. A • if mailing, and receive the People’s Magazine of cittKcus. meet the undersigned at the late residence of FOR SA LE . choice literature fr e e fu r O m o n th s. Address Used—far superior to Bitters, Essence» of G» [» nnd game fish," approved the iwem w-scvctiU Au » I to 1 M anni propagale gnu prairie John L. Rteel, — Marble Works, — Near laid «leceased, at Point Pleasant, on the M days and other Tonics, as it never infoxicii« [J 3. And t»' it enact,-d, Thai ihe supervisor slmll fowl. P. W . /.I IX. I.Ell A CO., du't of March, one thousand eight hundred senil-amiunlly advertise In two dally newspaix-rs l.ithrs' Hotel. of February, March ami April next, to settle on 1,1 »is Arch st„ Philadelphia. Pa. .uu! combines the best curative properties of «! ■ and seventy-four. Ito It euacted by thè M. unto and General Aa- hook account, note, aad l>ou«l and mortgage ; and Cows, bred from pore-blood putillslied In the county whneln Dm prison Is locat­ E d w a r d Da t ,—J ustice o f the Peace,— Malu Ayrshire and Alderney Bulls. It Has Saved Hundred« o f Lives; III* 1. Be it enacted by the Rcuatc and ticncral ed, tor ten days, inviting pro|HM«ai* for fiirni«hiiigaii I» ni Die Stai« New Jersey, Tl.nl where all matter* unsettled by April 8d will be prose- Save Yours. boy persoti or gnmc club aliali, «t tbefr mvu expenae, uted for settlement. Apply to C. LAWRENCE, Assembly of the Rtate o i New Jersey, That articles of su|>t«iics enil>rncc«l Under Dm iliflerent 22 Bawl He. N .J. Buy** 50C. bottle of your druggist, and to »*3 headings In section one of this act. and which arti­ procure any gremse or pruine fowl. sud tur» J o sir A. N rill,—F ashionable M illinery ami DEBORAH T. HILI-Ì counterfeits be sure our signature is 9n th««"J sta tion one of the act to which this is a sup­ upuu hi* or thelr lauti» or game preocn , sud A. ('. Mcl KAN, Executors. plement, and which section reads as fo llo w «: cles slmll .«inform to Dm stamianl adopted by tin- Ladies' Goods, —Manahawken de wranjTe^^Hrs^x^^o^ChemistOc] board aforesaid and to tw< seen at the office «if the thè sanie or Uielr ofltprhiu slittll etra; or jr Dateli Jau. IR, 1S81. V I A - S  W 0 ‘ I. iki it enacted by the Renatcand General Die lainl» of others. il aliali noi tir lawful (or àny 11. L. Atkinson ,—Surveyor and Civil En­ sut*'rvisor ; ssitl pro|tossl to be for furnishing the THE GREAT # ...... Aseembly o l the Slate ol New Jersey, That no estlnistcd rwjalretnents of each article for the term pt*r*H»n otber 1 bau thè owiier of Mld IhikIs or «nein- gineer,— Barnegut, N. J." ______I PerferU/Hv^» person shall kill or pursue, iu any part o f tills Vr of natii gain«1 cinti to *h«H>t any grouso or prni- PjARg Outfit sent free to those who wish to en- of six inontlis. the delivery of said articles to he rle fowl. «un no persoti fimll trap or catch thè Mino. J ohn 11. Ikons, -Lime, Lumber, Doors, Win­ The Best k Most Economical flair fir*»* state, auy buck, doe, fawn or wild deer, nave made from time t«> time on the order of the sujmr- dows, «Sc.,—Manchester. W“ *■ l Y sgage In the most pleasant ami profitable LIVER ?£HT. « a<-t« promptly on Containing only ingredients that are beneid visor'during the existence of Dm contract: «aid ad- Aud he It enacted, That any |*-rsou nthor Disi) businessi known. Everything new. Cap­ - L.rer, Ki I . Bio only from the Ilf teen th day of Octo!>cr to the those Niithorìcrel hy sei-tlon uno. shooting erouse or D r . T hos. 8 . Hii.ks. —A uti-l)y*i>ei*tic Pana­ I Bon. to the hair and scalp, the B alsam will beta v.-rtiseumnt shall stun- as nearly as pnwticahlc ttie ital not required. We will furnish you first day of December, In any year, and any »rie fowl, or (numi catchiug wlth tran orauyoDier cea.—Barnegat, N. J. rv , ching. (to a «lay and upwards toeasilv made orrani in« *o intimate!? conn-. uci far more satisfactory than any other prep»»B person offendiug against any ot the provision« i weight, measure, quantity or iiumTvr m-eded of 'ice, «ny pronao or «,mirto tirai sha li, npon primi t'.tt wh-n mi- 1« Stsenieil. they all «•a« h article named, w hich esliiualc sliail tie bus,*I F.. I rons,—Dealer lu 8c whig Machines,—office with nit staying away from h«>me over night. No A N'T? ■-otne in ,re ->r l-M *(Tect.-l U-n,-« It Never Falla to Restore Gray or FaA^® ol this section shall l>e deemed guilty ol a ■ on the actural cmmnniption of «he corresptmillng d convictlen ttirrcof, before hut jnstlcc ut tho at Manchester. risk whatever. Many new workers wanted at to the original youthful color and is wamnta |n'rii' of thè ronnty whereiu tho oltcnce «v»« com- 11 - greet vit-ie and laferionty «,» misdemeanor, and shall be liable to a penally •erm of six months next preceding, M. D. Yo in u m a n , M. D.,—Homeopathist,— one*. Many are making fortune* at the business. ompnund, whi-h res;.'r*i th-m remove dandruff, prevent baldness and pro** ol fifty dollars for each buck or fawn so killed mltteit, or any other court of ciiin|ieteiit jnrimtictioii. La«lles make as much as men, and young boys 11 lieslthv *<-ti..n. and is a tome 1. Aud be It enacted. That senerat.- pr.ip.uutl* and pny lo thè tre-a*urvr. for Die uso of **id game club, Manchester. BLOOD; growth of young hair. Seid by drugyists el I*1 or pursued, and may be proceeded against hi •»iHirate contracts shall be matte■ tor - -•the tollo« and girls make great pay. No one who to willing R E M E D Y h;"to* >‘p the entire i?.«t«tn It ii to Dio persoti tnrntng ont Die sanie, a» thè case T. II. Lee.—Dealer in Marble,— Bordeutown, to work falls to make more money every day than any county of the stale where he may Ik- divisions: First. For sugar, mniass« s, syrnp, ci «»*>’ '*c. for every sneh gronse or prairte f„w| tho X . J. can t>e made tn a week at any ordinary employ­ L Anti-Bilious 1 arrested haviug the saate in his or her posses­ rtcr, honiluv, N ans, salt fish amt soap ; »uni ot leu de lars. wlth nat of suit, or an impria.ii- J ames W o r sw ic k ,—Plano Tuuer, Bay ville ment. Those who engage at on«» will Had a short TONIC. sion ; provided, however, that any per.-ou may ment In thè eonnty jatl no» r-xoec«liug timi' inout!.«, road to fortune. ASdrara U. H a ix e t t A Co., N-coml. Potatoes, turnip«, carrots, or «A or Imth, at Die dlscrétloi. Die muri. C lark F. Bo x xk ll,—AuciUtuecr.—Bayvtiic. sell oi have In his or her possession the buck, tahl. s not enumerated In otiier dlvWnns . Portland. Me. ______iv52 doe or tawu aforesaid between the fifteenth And he it euscted, That It st.si! not he iawtul I hlrd. Fresh and sakni im-st»; for any person to kilt, by gnu oi in any other mau- day o f October In auy year, and the first dav Fourth. Fresh fish; iralriet* fi—*fowl, bet ‘ ween the *first da ' THE AMERICAN ol December next following, without liability Fifth. Flour and meal; CHDKCH DIRECTORY. KENDAU’S SPAVIN CURE. to the penalty herein Imposed," be aud the Sixth. illuminating material: Seventh. Coal and wood; •ud every year ; every person rei'ofl ending »half he h k w t Ni r r R N K F U . t e r m A week in your own town $5 Outfit free i-oate is hereby aiueudcd to read as follow s : •«bas t tu ibe penalties ulined id •»•eUiiu |«r«> ut Iht* SHORTHAND WRITER. Eighth, nothing and other supplies, not hare ever «itscovered, as it Is certain in its effects No rtok. Reader, If yon want a business j 1. Be It enacted hy the innate and General «IT. ■'RKSBYTKRIAN CHCKCN, an«1T does not blister. READ PROOF BELOW. numerated shall 1» Imludcb under their appropriate 4- And be ti enacted, That ever? member of any Corner Washington and Horner Streets. at which person* of either sex can make Aseembly o f the State o f New Jersey, That If heads. to Instruction In Phonographr (Isaac Pit­ great pay all the time thev work, write MMrfatton or organ Sent gsrv eta In this state, Rev. Hugh Maguire, Pastor. man's system.) The Leseoua are compiled in so FTtOM REV. P. N. GRANGER, auy person or persons «bail kill, destroy, hunt 3* And be it rnasUai, Thst the several hid* made turning out any grouse or prairie fowl, upon their Sabtiath «enrice* a» I0.W A.n.snd 7.00 P.v. Kab- for particulars to H. l l s u m a Co., Portland. or take any doe, buck. fawn, or anv sort of utidsr the provMon of this act shad be mpennS st comprehensive a form that Presiding Elder o f the fit. Alban* IH ttrid. Maine. twslre o’r1ock. noon, on the dav next succeeding land* or game preserve »twit tv .u,«1 are hereby em­ t>ath school At is » . Prayer Meeting, Wndnea- ly *' | deer whatsoever, for and during the terui ot powered to prom-cute, either In hi* own Individual «fay evening, at ;.*«». Anyone may Learn Sliortliaml tv- ,, , - 8T* A i baks, Vt„ Jan. 80th, 1880. tare« years tram the date of the passage of the dsy on which the ten days’ notice shall expire, iu Dr. B. J. K knoall k Co. Gents:—In reply to the presence ot the su)>erv!iior. Inspectors and par name or the name of the game dub of which he is a therefrom Juat aa well as through personal In­ ta b act, and after Uw expiration of the said member, for the penalties above prewenbed for the MBTRODtaT episcopal «'a n tri, your letter I will say that mv experience with 1 1 * ' «hall be swarded struction. The Publishers correct Exercises of Kendall» Spavin Cure has been very rattofsetor* term of three years and a* any other time or to the lowest av crage rcsjsmslhlc bidder lew violation* of the provision« of this «.» Corner Washington S tr « t and Rrmper Avenue. Learners ih r e u g h tke m a il free •! e h a n re ! EARS for the MILLION season except only between Uw lost day of 3. And belt enacted, That ltd« act shall cont Rev. U. c . Stanger. Pastor. tmtoiwi Three or four years ago I procured a rles named In each division, which average price In force for a priori of five year*. Rubs« riptinn only ll.BOa year. Single copies is October ana lbs first day o f December, read y shsli he determined by ctmrpntlng *hs total'cost of Sabt«ath aervtces at lii.Rti ».« and 7.00 r.N. Sab­ cent*, f y Descriptive «-irruiar sent free on ap­ of your agent, aud Wita itTùtred*» hontTof Fn Utos’i Biiun of ihokj Oil the articles named In each division, na the basis of 6. And be it envtrrt. That tide shall tv d,-rin bath School at 8.3 p.s. Prayer meeting, Thurs­ plication. u cause«1 by a spavin. Last season my Tils Wonderful Mi «vere fear, he, she'or they so offeoding public act and take effect immediate^ day evening, at 7.SU. Class meeting*—snn-tav, horse became very lame, and I turned him out 1* w«rrant*d to *sw ■ tw o -fo o t lu g J* against the provisions o f this a d shall forfeit Approved March T. 1881. ROWELL k HTCKCOX, Vineland, N .J. m o r e cor«i wood or loe* 18 X., amt Tuewlay, Wednesdav and Friday v * ,fiW we€ks* wh«n he became better, bat neas Known. ■t«A « me*« -•>» ch<.p or saw the «*!• and pay the sum o f fifty doilore for each and evenings. when I put him on the rood he grew worse, when a net L s m S m s s s And he It enacted, That the board of inspecttors I discovered that a ring-bone was forming. I FmrwsaranH riw m berme ein trery offen«, to be sued for and recovered and supervisor shall in each cose determine 1the CHAPTER LXX1X. .n ,. ; w fc ; m>m ? »pectea of with costa of salt, in on act!o c o f debt, by any BAPTIST CBrtU'H, procured • bottle of Kendall’s Spavin Cure, and *m «h tt h lte K h orif. caught tn the Yellow Sea, of honda which contracture shall he required supplement to an art entitled • knows 08 Carcharodan KamAeUtii Every ChlMTC person, before any Jnstk* o f the r e * « o f the to give for the faithfni performance pj their Main Street, ■,North of Post Office.) With le«* than a bo«!# gnrud him so that he t* not lame, neither con the bunch be found. county wherein such o ffe n « shall have h « n tracts provRto fur Ii«n a iog boats, hack*, and oth­ Rev. Alfred Free, Stated Snppiv. Iu Tlrtoes 48 » restorativ« er vehicles by incoi yxirau-d « amp m «U ug Sabbath service« at 10 3u a.m. and l.Sv f.u . Sab­ Respectfully yoore, P. N. GRANGER. were by a Buddhist Priest committed : one bali thè forfeit money shall 7. Ami he tt enacted. That contract* mmte abounhe year 1410. Its curea were so nnmerona this art shall date sod have rffcct ten dav* asMKiations or «-aside resorts, and for the bath School at 18 ■ Prayer meeting, Friday he for thè benefit o f ttw persoa prosecuting evening, at s.ffn o’rfoeK. Bill Heads I PEESEVKRAÄCE WILL TELL. ??e I mlrarnlon«, that AGENTS from the «Ute «rf Dm award, and that ali act* and better government of the sam«-." approved BELLINO THE STAXliASP AOtlCBl.Tt»*l thè «ntne, and thè remainder psid io thè col­ |«vrt* ot mis. inconsistant herewith, tw ami the 8TOrGHTON, M ass., March l« t h , l « o . tSLS S ? 1 otn°W ly proclaime«! over the eu- t o c i» of thè township w berci n thè o f f r o « March nineteenth, one thon«and eight hnn- B. J. Kxsnaix k Co. Gent* :- I n Justice to D reE i^ re. Us use became so universal that for ••m«- are hereby repeated, aud thst this act shall dred and seventy-eight. shali bave breu commiUed. for thè use o f thè take effect immediate)? Webster Heater for Sale. you and myself, I think I ought to let t w know ?—?_*** no Deafness ha« existed ’ Be It enacted "hy the Senate and General F o r townshtp ; and In case thè defeodant in any Approved March 3, U that I have removed two uowx «vav’iws with ,* "* C h in ese people. Sent, « harge* Assembly o f tbe State o f New Jersey. That M CM B IA iì 1*11*0». K K tllsT F R N . f f r . K,rrj Bn.lar., lu i ,kMM ■ '' kendallh Spann C ureone very large one P^pted, to aay address at f i per bottle. -neh suitiuh shaii«boi! ncsrlerta rsicci or nrefuse fiiw i..to pay ti...Uir In good order. Suitable for a ree«.teure or CHAPTER U IT . »ecDoo 1 o f the act to which this i* a "supple------I - - e —- - - - u « , - “ ------. pou t know how kmg the spavin had been there! Only Imported hy HAYIXK K A r o „ red against him. it shall be law ------v - * - » ------1*4*0 Will trade. Apply at Itaveow ned toe horse eight month*. It took fai lot the j astice before whwu tudgareat has i Sapptotaeat to as art to enconragc Dm production ment, be and the same U hereby amemji RK. Sole Agvr.t for America, 3 D ey S t „ N ew Y o r k . aa to read and be In the w«vrdr- fallowing m« foar months to take the large one off. and two been recovered, to ì m m Us pruvtws of « e c o - ¡ g*, y ” nf ** * * > * , rtate. approved mil . * for the small one. I have used 10 bottles The H m against the body o f the defendant, and March third, oer thonsand eight hnndred and BILL HEADS, horse is entirely w ell: not at a«! stiff, and no Ita virtaes are nnquestiemabie snd Its mratire eighty. l. Be it enacted hv tbe Senate and General LJï ’; as iaelie vrnierwriter can peperstmaVy testify, Usía Honey cacswhlm tn be committed to the jail o f the * 2 * * ° ** f * 0 or felt. This to a wonderful •Mhfrsve experience and observation. 1. 1W R exacted by the S,-nate and «Jcncral As- Assembly o f the Rute of New Jersey. That JtWng here, but if it does —r- ’ mrmu 3w rnuw «. . « U M / h Um cowuty, far any s p a « of time until the jadg wwbty ot the Rtate of New Jeraev, That section *»« * » « prtatM *t Ik, U ln ml Um rehdera of the Review in one I many Pamirs rad meat and coat* ore paid, not exceeding sixty of the act to which thU I* amemiatoTT. b. tbe board of trastees, directors, commission- , AUCTION BILLS, * * * * * il to* done for me. Its sale will be amJaftmrm Afm ers, or ether corporate authorities of any tn- ¡ *ery great. Rcsfun-tf:;',!? vimr*. part and another o f the conatry. ft to probable daT9 from the dote o f issuing the eame. to supply an omHakm and elacidate Urn 1. CflAs. B. PARKER. wuA^nymbers are afflicted with 'leafn e « , ______-----5 AiM be it *s«rt*J Th rfutt the section, so that the same shall reed a»i . - S gD w atrt fltmn m « t is g assoMaiion or *ea- NEW JERSEY COURIER, ’’ .’’JV ** *aW : “ Write at «»ceonce 10to RaytorftMaviock acted at follows: ake effect immediately. ^ ívRwY stiAii hare power, within tae prem .« I t 'S ? m J “ ' Î S * “ !m “ lu •««<*. » N*w York, eickrang 81, and J tad T « tt It ptiietrvin, ,nd Approved March S, 188 *• Be •* by the Vnate and General Ao- i»e* o f said corporalition to make,______establish._ Tom« River, N. J. i ? *wlU ™ receiver*f*1yr by return a remedy tlthat wm — l C. J£îC7??7 i ii.. £33 »art* ^ •ewbiy et the 8ta^ of New Jersey. That with the puWtoh and m oaify. amend or repeal ordi­ powert« to rack iky dMpoeited —ID or to fS L IS * 5 » » e anybody e lse ,______«ff. Q. 1 viewte Munatate mdiraiaal effon in the caitlvatkm nances. rules, regulation* and by-laws for ** * ?■ ™ *»e permanent. You will CHAPTER LXX. ot IVune plants, that the treasnrer of tfcU at*«* v Posters for Festivals, “ Bred for several « h n irach a* ewe«*»* - ritgrr; f e " —M -7-? — i j ¿ b ‘itatí’.i¿ «Aím UcU, purten«. -«hier «y hew to rt Mer. * ig|i\ lliu *« iu * * act cM iuea " A n a c ______*T aa-Mnaeo to .pay , the ------to,lowing- Kmulies.„ w J'a Ow«*t rara «shed tree, wtta ran «P™“ »- «wefflara, any temenera « r a t ö Revint, Sept. 8R, 1««0. ha^. cab, omniba*. stace aed track owner* Md all ealarfemeats of »be jotaa or Bmt*. or oeratoff taxes' (Revision], approved April ! SSi ft“ 8 ® 1 U S5?J5L5?ÍSÍ5L * frown. and drivers or owner* and drivers of market rh eom atm In nun. and for as« m rco«e for — « * • « — ^ » — ~ « *«> 1 »•goo*, baggage wagon* milk wagons and OYSTKR 81PPKR8, Jtc. a . The business is so easy to Irani. which a Unanent is used for man or f e w * * « «à I Yoursetres by makfflg mraey Ilin .ii k. «.___ . „ ______' affdavir of their tzwtafuhx*« riufi V t m «fit!__ __ carriages and vehicle* need for tbe trauspor- *truction* are so «Impie u d plain. »**» *ow known to be the best Haiaest for man ever ■r -».-Ti “a Agotde« ’ 'chance B--- — ______to offered,__ «ASM family publicados ta tooted L B e h *»d General the said ronrhera. and be uremed by the cfcrt ot aa moke great prests from the very therebyeh* alwayslin n keepingVtani.. poverty___ ' thtion o f passengers ______ca, »ta e i S“ r,Tt« J j 3 Azreabiy o f ffie State o f New Jersey. That j tbe ronty In which the product* are grovns. con- _ on* cas î«n who is wniisg to work, Rasjred^fnHtatrength with perfect safety at aU from your dour.•r. Those who «Í of art give« free to subscriber*. boats upon the lakes and premise* o f said cor­ women art -s sncerarful as meu. Boys sad girts T»Or*ti,m* T!*ed for the transportaren ef n* can earn taire « in « M aw v *t th® •end « A b » ? r-c ttb»«^ » «?* c — wasips nvw-T tre nWored. b»v- . _ . -n n w n i t o w a tw ; = 7 Fer*le* wishing PCSTE1S arlaiuJ. iris IK ïa' ügtrf S add Oteo LavÀMcn neu iseáü^r* ot mcr- b ssa -Esa ¿fe,- one tA te n e uonore t e a — «r- N s rara war- « mu improve such the eollretioo o f taxes, the I « allowed to tfe* I** *** *** _ Not* taf Uke n ever knew* betorw AU jaatlcs s f toe p eer- who ehvJi \ee9> the h»d prorWoos. or person# soliciting m. We want »a n v rnra, » * «nrprtoed st th« rase sad rapt« _■ - « w kaowiedge, fur besot as wen as mao. women, boys and girto to wort for us t'n their shall bn five a ffli fwr every * “ orders for “thè saie * thereof. “ “ ~ i act w shaP. ^ ------7-*" pot be construed »0 require a license from any ” llf t* r j ,pp w*lt»tot, M thst the psr> Ito which they are able tn moke money Yon engage in tots traîne** durtngyonî *J^e e person* 9 r exposing J P for . . . ____ sale We furnish ac expensive ■ T - »<, outtttod aH that von »red. free. Nc Full d in e !toas and « r a s fr^ _ prod see of tbetr own growing i' and to fix toe ' - ___ — __- b > » 4- A id he It enacted That all acta awd paito ! ¡ J M ean,*. *, «te ui ttert». n « « pensive Outfit free. If ywu y « aera general kwai nnd a rera i. wwew i Wenf ' <|, rates o f compensation to be {raid to them, and t k t w y , " H th e « „ »111. lEIDiLL a o o _ send ns roar addrera at si the tern, »re do»*?* : fraction* to pronte —■ ------* ------— — ■ AMrera Turn k Co., AagD « Ektannk run. V m » ,. 55 lyra i V t a - t a r. *. W ,rm» n * svm t j “ V f m f ^«SfSSS,1Toi. moke great pay. w