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'•nnly IO fob 70 COURIE T B f Ï O IT IIR SfS 'W S 3? A 1? B Ä O XT’ © © E A St O O Q U TT, 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.