liD 26. RED , WE»Nl!8I>A*, BECBMBEB 22,1886.

ed the attentlonof some of the residents 13 COMMI88IONBRS' MKETINO. PERSONAL, f of lower Borden street. On learning W BAN*' BUSINESS MEN. NEWS FROM MIDDLETOWN, that free beer was being dispensed, sev> TJiers isn't a word of truth in that story—I 4tt 4 ^" ^ me Ileard ItaaumM Par Two Bill* Charles Lawrence is lying very ill at SHI DRIVE* * »1O» OUT erelnf them sent their children to the TMBBQlOTEBiaidlborrowedVaofMrnnR^T-OL**. OOO0S OFFERED _. Vblclt Were Prewaud. his father's residence in Middletown. WTERMTlHG ITEM* fROM B|* HOU8K. house with kettles for some of the malt West before I went away. That's wrong At REASONABLE RATE*. All the members of the Board of Com' George Hance, of Shrewsbury, Is con- YOHDTHESHREWMURT. . liquor. None of these requests for the also. Mr. West oweil me about |40, missionsrs were present at the last meet- fined to his house with a heavy cold. ' ft** k B»«W«ir la tfoWsi-' beer was refused. - , - Once last summer, when he was going Wkin aafcetaatut rrotcnta, Mem as A Grand M«n_ While the drinking was going on Mrs. to the Moomouth Park ranee, I gave big. George i\ Borden, of Prospect bill, Phil.Daly and family, al Long Branchr Thrtafens t*,I,y»e* Hl»-"B«4 •hot*. Clethtal. ttHh Bte., Bt«., Hew gammer West and her mother'returned to the Him some money to bet on a certain afar *• rareka*** al pair Meet, presented a bill for $4.80 for work per- arrived home from their European trip HM (to* Vrsrbaeii* Bar What house, entering byi the front door. Mrs. hone for me. That horse won, and my Oat-injsrcdW To our readers we would say that there rormed and material used in improving last week, *d«r ar« GolBTte n*» fclil D» Hat Wvst was neatly attired In a house dress, winnings were fourteen dollars* Mr. the Prospect hill road. The bill was not MissSuMe Harms, of Philadelphia, Is -Hew tfBlMlnas ni D» H-Tfa» Story ToM tn DelaU »» but tho most noticeable feature of her West afterward bet the money on an- are no better places to purchase goods provementa. appearance was the abseboe of her long other bone and lost it, so thatbe could than'the mercantile establishments ad- paid on the ground that no one having spending Christmas with Miss Edith she Banister's Bright Besorten. blonde hair, whioh was her pride in not pay me .the |M that I won. An- authority ordered th& work done. BJinton, of Bed Bank. Navesink Hook arid Ladder compairy vertised in THE Bsaietkn. Our Bed No.3 has- sixteen members. The full The Boekwell.We*t affair took an, times past. Her entrance into the house other time when I was going to the Another bill which was not paid was Mrs. Alice Lctson, of Bed Cloud, Neb., Bank merchants carry large' stooka of complement of membership win be 40. ether phase on Saturday night last. was like a wet blanket upon the. con- Sheepthead Bay races, he wanted to bet from Peter Kroener & Son. It was for isvlsitingher mother la-law, Mrs. Rachel viviality of the crowd. As she-walked |10 on a certain horse, but had not the goods especially selected for the trade of The company fa preparing to have a FrfelS. Bockwellbad come to Bed IBank kerosene which had been furnished Mrs. Letson, of Long Branch. toward the sitting-room those of the money to give me because Mr. Corlles this section, and their prices will be found truck built in the village. on Friday night, and about ten o'clock crowd who wen in the parlor slunk out had not yet come down town and he said T. B< Longstreet, of Borden street, Mrs. Mrs. Sarah A, McClaakey is very ill 1 very reasonable. The aide foot path on the north end of on Saturday night it «H reported that of the front door, while those who were be could not get into the safe. I offered Longstreet has a lamp in her yard which John B. Bergen A Son's old-established with malaria and bronchitis at her resi- Coopav. bridge, oifccWd by direction of he «H making a call on Mrs. West and in the Blttlng-room marie a rush for the to advance the money and let him pay sho keeps lighted on dark nights. She kitchen. me afterward, He agreed to this, and I boot and nhoo store is located on -Broad dence on Bridge avenue. Freeholder Jehu P. Cooper, has proved li*r mother «t their'home on Wallace bought the kerosene of- Messrs. Kroener Mrs. West ordered the in voders to leave bot the money as, be said. The hone street, and it is filled with a full line of The Bev. S. K. Dexter, or Eeyport, to be a great public convenience, as in street, A crowd of young man of the lost the race. That increased his in- and had it charged to the town. The her house at once. Some of them showed boots, shoes, slippers and rubbers. The ran a noil in hia foot a few days ago, bad weather the approach to the bridge town -went up to the house pith the iu- debtedneastome to tM. Afterward X Board refused to pay the bill, and Mrs a little hesitation about doing so, and goods are first-class and the prioes are making a very painful wound. by foot psjsengjera has been stmott Inv-" ration of making things unpleasant for one of them plucked up sufficient cour- bought some things in New York for Longstreet wiirhave to pay for her own both Mr. Rockwell and Mrs. Went, but him, and there were Dome- charge* very moderate. The Messrs. Bergen aro Mm. Win. Culllngton, of Bed Bank, passable. Its coat was alight and many age to say that Mr. west harf Invited against him at the store. Altogetberne illumination. on tfceir arrival they found no one at them to come. ' ' proper punishment ror women who There was ft great deal of excitement »Is from SIB to tju still due me in prices. He also carries in stock a full sioners unless it is sanctioned by the lat- fever to go out on the street during the being raised three feet. A basement astray, and among (he least of tho pud' ter. It Is expected that next year, and over the' afltlr, and the town did not Jshments he would have inflicted waa tar cm Mr. West, including the store ac- line of gentlemen's furnishing goods, and warm part of the day. will be constructed under them and* and feathers. He expressed himself aa count. That is all there is of the story offers immense bargains in gloves, neck' every year thereafter, an appropriation! they will be other*!** improved. Th* quiet down until three o'clock on Sun- that I borrowed money from him. Miss Mary Wy6koff, of Freehold, day morning. being very anxious to assist in decora- ties, etc. A visit to his store will repay will be made from the town funds for daughter of the Bev. B. D. Wyckoff, of work is being done by Ambrose HaV ting Mrs. West with a coat of tar and "Since I have been In Bed Bank I the use of the Board of Health. On Thursday of laat week one of Book- feathers. And just as he concluded his have beard It reported that Mrs. West our readers who are in need of clothing. India, has been given a position as teach- thews, Jr., the Bed Bank house-mover. weirs undee sent securities to freehold speeoh Mrs. West entered the kitohen. and myself were married in Indianapolis. Corlles the clothier is located on Broad Frank Wood and David Belshaw pro- er in the publio schools of Bed Bank. The will of John Leonard, who died av The story Is that Frank Patterson saw Bented an application fora-saloon license. year or more ago, has been admitted to as collateral, and'Joeeph HcDermott, of Mr, Elite's bravery BUddenly left him tbomarriago certificate, and that Mrs. street and besides his large stock of over- Wm. H. Blauvelt, of Keyport, was that plaoe, became his bondsman. He when he saw Mrs. west enter the room, coats, suits, hats and caps and furnishing The commissioners followed their usual suddenly striken with congestion of the probate. Edward T_Bardge is th» ex- She seized a six-quart kettle whioh bad West snatched it out of his hand and was released on bail, and on Friday he threw it into tho fire. Thbre b not a goods, be is a merchant tailor, and makes custom with'new applications and laid brairi while in his market at that place ecutor of the estate. just been filled with beer for James it over for two weeks. The signers to came to Bed Bank and took aphis quar- Carey and dashed the contents in Ellis's word of trutbtothat report. suits to order that are cut and trimmed nboqt ten days ago, and he is still very Thomas GUI, Jr., and Patrick Car* ters at French's Central hotel. "My BUit against Patterson for the $82 the application were as follows: have ouch purchased a ten-acre piece of face. Several of the others were plenti- be took from me was to have oome off fashionably and are a pleasure to the ill. About ten o'clock on Saturday night fully besprinkled with the beer, but none last Thursday before Justice Lawrence, wearer. June* Nornu, W. A. French, Jr., Miss Kate Conover,' daughter of J. ground near "OMville/'a little-settle- • so thoroughly as Mr. Ellis. As the Hurt Johctton, Qoo.Mck.3r, ment jnat north of Col. Oo&ovefs, oa Sidney B. West and E. Henry White amber fluid trickled down his neck he at Freehold, but it was adjourned for A. Ludlow has been in the clothing Omnlua Oltjrton. Diuton Allaln. Nelson Conover, of Manalapan, and two weeks. My lawyer, R W. Arrow- Brltton B. Hurt, Martin Moore, the Middletown road. <' - > went in Eustace's saloon and began tell' mode a break for the door, fresh air and business in Bed Bank for forty years. Francis E. Cooper, W.A.VuBclwIek, Henry Mount, of Porrfneville,' were mar- ing the persons' there that Bockwell, was. Bmitlv tells me there (a not a doubt but JIDM B. Wearer, June* Doffis. John McConica and Martin Corbet are a towel. After that tha others wero no- that I will win it, but as Patterson has This is ona of the largest and handsomest ried to-day Sat noon at the home of the at lira. West's house on Wallace street. wlee slow in departing. Mr. West and each building a new house at New Mon- Mutual Friend White bad left some time got an indemnity bond, from Walker be clothing stores in the county and is well It is not thought that the coaimisaton- bride: Some ono suggested that a serenade be will not be out of pocket except to fight filled with everything in the clothing ers will refuse to grant the license. John Terhune has been engaged ns mouth. • > . before Mrs. West arrived. Lost Thursday the schooner John T. tendered them. Then another suggestion When the crowd left, some of them my suit and to collect the bond. line. A specialty at this place is gun- The following other bills were paid: cashier of the new bank at Long Branch, was made that both of them be tarred were so full of beer that they could "When I was captured out In Kansas Long, Capt. Sullivan, was anchored offi City, Aborn, who la Interested iu the tea ning coats, gloves, etc The goods are J.W. Monnt a Bro til IB and H. B. Sherman, Jr., and E. Ran- and feathered, Thts latter suggestion scarcely walk. Others were absolutely first-class and the prices are low, Ttaothj White.work on roid 24.50 dolph Borden have boon engaged the Highlands. The captain having' «e-\ sick from having gulped down the beer store, wanted me to settle the matter, HenilrlcUcmSApplegaie, 0.81 casiontogo ashore ventured oaths toe/ •truck moat of the men as being but I refused to do so. He told me I Wm. OulUDgton, oae-t*U yev't nrvlooi w book-keepers. in such immense quantities in so short a M. M. Davidson's one-price clothing and had gone only a short distance whenr- about'the correct thing, and a party time. Two or three of the men, whose could fix the matter up so that I would house is on Broad street, three doors treuunr 50.00 Mrs. Collins, an old lady of 73 years, is have no further trouble, but I knew I m •.» he broke through-. His cries) attrttterj' started for the home. Eustace's saloon legs were leas shaky, succeeded in get- above the Fink National bank. At this very ill with typhoid fever at the resi- was left almost entirely deserted. The ting the keg and wbat remained of the was not guilty or the charges made OBITUARY. the attention of Martini Johnson, ari* beer out or (he house. against me, and I would not make any place may bo found one of the largest dence of her nephew, James H. Morford, Beorge Lewis, -who succeeded- Ja te»: part; gained In numbers as they went up settlement. • stocks of ready-made clothing hi the Bobert Morford, the ten-year-old son on Wallace street. But alight hope is the street, and by the time Mrs. West's After the party left the bouse numer- cuing him. - • •"; ~ ous threat* against Rockwell wero made. "I had got a position as manager of a county. Mr. Davidson advertises a com- of James H. Morford, of Wallace street, entertained of her recovery. house was reached there were fully half Persons who bad not been up to Mrs. wholesale tea and coffee store hi Leaven- died of typhoid fever on Friday after- , The grand ball given -last nght at worth, Kansas, at a salary of tl.000 a plttestock of neckwear, gloves, suspend John Statesir, Jr., of Colt's Neck, has Navednk hall, under the direcHoatM a hundred hi the crowd. ', About thirty West's were denouncing him as strongly ers and silk handkerchief* suitable for noon of last weelr. The funeral took as those whose supply or beer had been year, and I was to have begun work the been electedoverseer of the State grange Wm.H. Lake and Pool i. .;.... others, when they learned what was go- Wednesday after I was arrested. I do holiday presents. plaoe at eleven o'clock on Monday morn- ing on, went up to the bouse, some out BO suddenly out off. Capt. Joseph Lud- of the Patrons of Husbandry, and James Applegaje, turned out much, bettek i low was among those who were loud in not know whether I will be ante to get H. H. Curtis is the batter of the town, ing, and the interment was made at H. Baird, of Marlboro, has' been elected of curiosity and others to see that no the position again after my affairs are Fairview._ •, ruBoy expected it, would,; their denunciations. As he and others settled here, or not. • and bis place of business is on Broad a member of the executive committee. perMhal violence was offered to lira. were walking down Broad street,-Rock- 1 1 'musicwas* furnished byMiohad Dret*' well was met near Button's stove store. "I have got a job now with T. E. street, opposite Mechanic street Mr. Mrs. Jane Thompson, wife of Wm. W. nan and Edward Burdge. • Themanagt^ West Smitb, a grocer of New Haven, Conn. I 1 Bookwell crossed the street, when Lud- th, a groc Curtis has made a reputation for keeping Thompson, of Freehold, died on Sunday Louis StQlribdrs's Fortune. , of the ball charged »10 * "" '' " When the crowd arrived at the house low again began to denounce him. Bock- am going ttoo New York to-night, and of last week in ber 70th year. Her The' New York Sun of Saturday pub will begi_ n wwork there en Tuesday. 1 honest goods at moderate • prices. His required Luke and Oonovsr Mr. West led the way in. The door was well recroased the street, and as' he stock of hats and caps this year- is larger maiden name was Conover, and she was liehed a despatch frfen* Bed Bank stat- walked back Ludlow walked away. will stat y witith bim until my cases here the services,of arr officer tot ] unlocked and there was no one at home. are disposed of." than eve* before; attd he alstf has a full married to Mr. Thompson ju 1880. For ing that Louts Steinberg bad been left Mr. West got a lamp, and going to the Bockwell started down the street, and 1 disturbance, -'tj 'To a BBOUTIBB reporter Mr. West line of g!6ves, neckwear, cuff*, collars, nearly 'thirty -yearaT they lived on the a fortune of JajO.dOtt bjt Ms mother in wltKConitable'Ji front door invited the crowd In. He a crowd of about a dozen came up be- stated that his indebtedness to Bockwell 1 hind him. Many of ihem had .clubs and and all the little articles that go to com- farm still owned by Mr. Thompson at Germany, In answerto the inquiries of •allt fa) had possession of tbe'house now, were threatening birn with-violence. He had been cancelled before the $8SJm4 Weet Freehold, and about twenty years 8,-RSQIBTEB reporter, Mr. Steinberg said that possession was nine points of the beenaskedMbyblm; He said that he plete a gentleman's wardrobe.' if the ball wa» kept on latMh^i**!^ turned at the corner of Broad and Front bad papers to prove thin, and {that the ago they moved to Freehold where they that the fortune had not materialized • law,«nph» adtedtheerowdtooornein attaetaftnd walked,up Front street on aa Antonidea's Bed Bank butter mar- would be «4 John^nWn'ripia^W;; •25 Bookwell got from him was borrowed ket iasowoll known to the radersor THE have since lived. Mrs. Thompson's hus- np to date, and .the only truth >n the : aa Us Invited guest*. About a Mora of the south side. Tho crowd followed money. He said that last Saturday night was engagedf'ortr^aerTice'afl^a^'^eaxi after him, still threatening him with RBOVHEB that it is unnecessary to say band and one daughter survive her. Item waa the statement .that his mother the men entered the house with a rash. personal injury. They passed him in a Mn. West had aent the following-letter had died about three weeks'ago in'her (be fcAU, It appeared,atteimud.itWK to Bookwell at the Central hotel i any thinf.further than that he now has Thomas Clayton, overseer of the poor Charles Green; gr, offend to" The othera were rather timid about do- dark part of theatreet without recog- of Manalapan township, died on" Satur- native city of Westphalia, Prussia. Mr. ing so, but finally they dropped in, one nizing tlm. When they reached the gas • Bo«nrzu.-Pleus taketMiMpertsdvlostada large Btook of batter, cheese' and lard the ksina Berjlce for' f" " leanitbtown ImmxHiietj. WwwiralarleeliDg Of the best qualities at lower prices than day morning, December 11th, aged 61 Steinberg said that he came to this or two at, a time, until the bouse was lamp In front of the Episcopal church, tunloatjoUjtalfWrGoa'i fixttotm my child- - Mr. I they ranged themselves in a row along ren1! Mtt and wnr return to me. X.E.WIST. any other dealer on theface of the earth. years. His death was occasioned by country.in 1857, when he was thirteen crowded, the fence and were uttering threats On Sunday night another copy of the pneumonia. Be was a farmer and bad years of age, and that his fortune *o fa* the ball was a jnoet. otdMiy..aSany against him when he oamoup. He Thisseomstobe a rather swooping as- When; 'the crowd came up some of tame letter was taken to the Central sertion, but a visit to Mr. AntonideErs a very extended circle of friends. had consisted of bard work and lots of It trjShonl. walked past,them very leisurely, under hotelI by J.Frank Patterson^ Bockwell I The auction sale of-tMlMUtvPoiat them began beating on tin pans, which the full glare of the gaslight and within place will convince the reader that we Mrs. Charlotte Stilwell, wife of John He said that his family kept a general 1 they bad brought with them. Wdl had left Bed Bank on the afternoon store in the city of Westphalia and that hotel last Thursday wss'aUmly attmda* two feet or every man in the row. He train, and Mr. Patterson mailed the let- have kept strictly within' the bounds of Stilwell, residing near Englishtown, died owing u the severe storm. Part ot 4IHH Sickles, who lives next door, went out looked them in the face as he went by, on Sunday of last week, after an illness they were in comfortable circumstances, furniture waisold andtbe-satews*'**'.' and when he got to the middle of the .ter to him at New Haven, Conn. truth. and told the crowd that his wife was Two or three of the men who were of three weeks, of pneumonia. Her but that until he received a draft for his ourned. Mr. Despreaux aayV'bdiwIlfrv row herald, •'I wonder if it's me these It seems strange that in a town as slose the hotel on. tho first of January. - lying sick, and that if they made any fellows ore looking fort" Rockwell's shouting against Bockwell on Saturday husband and two children anrvive her. share of the estate he would continue to npise h« would have them arrested. He night toldaRKQlflTBB young man that large as Bed Bank there should be only make and sell cigars in Bed Bank. )n Christmas eva be wfflra©* off his . coolness and courage evidently dlaoon- Bookwell wag in no danger of personal one meat market known officially to Theresa, the eeven-yearoltl daughter 3lk&Btkbillirrulck t tKeVaf advised them all to go quietly home, certed them, for (bey followed him no •oek, rto. , >? further. , fojury from the mob that went up to the readers or THE BEQISTKB. This is lo- of Albert VanBrunt, of Long Branch and jremonstnted with Mr. West for Mrs. West's house. -They went up there Village, died of diphtheria laat Thursday Tlrtton Palls Debating Society. , Joseph' Mount, of -NaveelnavWr* cated on Monmouth street, near the to TBK REOISTEB oflteeyesteras****, bringing such a mob around there. Mr. Bockwell went to the Central hotel, to have a racket and they had it. After- evening. A debating society has Veen organized West told him he would see that they and about half an hour afterward he ward, when some of the men got fait of railroad depot, with H. Robinson as the tity of English wdnuftv wMch-< beer, they were resdy-fota fight, but by proprietor. He is selling the celebrated . Mrs. Jane Havens, widow of David atTinton Falls with Barrilla Hendriok- from a tree on the farm at Us urt did net make a disturbance. , < again weut down town 'or 'an hour or 1 more'. He talked, with a number of those two or threeo'clockonSunday morning, Mount Vernou hams at thirteen cents Havens, died of dropsy on Sunday, De- sonaa president; Holmes Hendriokson, law; Mrs.- J. E. Burdge, BSar The house was in BO noat a condition who earlier in the night wero threaten- when the effect* of the beer bad worn vice-president; and Daniel H. Cook, Seek. The tree is quite ddVIt'nsoL. per pound* shoulders at eight cents, cember 12th, at her home at Center^ bean from one to'twebuahellaf note, as to be made a subject of remark by ing him, but who then had no de- off, th6y were as mild and peaceable as secretary. Tha club meets, every Tburs-! sire to do Him injury. By three o'clock lambs. and all other meats at proportionately ville, in the lower part of the county. batabwtom*iaflv»y*u*it;belu»'ve many of Mr. West's invited guests, A the .town-had quieted down to its usual On Monday, afternoon a BEGtETKH re- low rates. - She was in her 78th year. * day, evening, The question,for to- abundantly, ithe crop, in. r^Mfp number of them were loud in tbelr Sunday morning stillness. *• porter called at Mrs. West's residence. H. J, ChUd's etore on Broad street is a —-••>> , morrow night's meeting is "Betotoed, praise, of Mr*. West's housekeeping. He was received by Mrs, Jacques and in- Night' Watchmen John White and good place to go for1 holiday presents. Lease of a Farm, That the Monmonth Park'race course Is Tnoy took down the' pictures from the Charles E. Applegate, in speaking of the vited into the sitting-room. The room who recently took unto 'iinjs^,sj Besides a Jail lino of toys, stationery James Hubbard, of Middletown town- a benefit to the county." Tho speakers was serenaded by thoboys'afewn walls, and Mr, West was congratulated matter on Sunday night, said it was the was comfortably furniahsd'and a bright biggest excitement there had been in fire was burning' in the stove. Every- and confectionery, he advertises, pocket- ship, has leased his farm on the road are as follows; < Affirmative—A. Cole- ago. Joseph treated the boys on the good looks of his wife, one of town for a long time. "Aa for Book- thing was aa neat as a pin and gave evi- books and pocket'knives at prices which from Bed Bank to LeedBvlIle to Henry man, leader; Benj. Griggs, Dr. James handsomely. ', r ,., i-jt whose portraits adorned the parlor. dence of good houaewltelr abilities on One day last week Cspt:S well," said Hr.White, " he's the nerviest are; half the original cost, i Hanoe, of Shrewsbury. Mr. Hubbard H. Patterson, Peter VanKIrk, associates. There were a number, of pictures of other man I ever saw. Here were crowds of the part of Mrs, West. The walla were Negative—Holmes Hendrickson, leader bar-tender of th* Looust Point hotel bung with engravings and chnmtda, has been quite sick for the past three ceived an alUsator tooth by TO»U ,f^»i|jl persons on the walls, and they came in men going around with clubs threaten- Cumberson & White, the well-known Daniel H. Cook, Pete* Cutler, Jacob ing to kilibiro, and be was just aa cool Over the mantel were large framed stove dealers and plumbers on West months, hla condition having been dan- Commodore Henry Wright,.whd6now,- for their share of'criticism, both favor- and easy as we are now. You can't help photograph!) of Mr. and Mrs. west, and gerous at times, but he is now recover- Shutts, associates. - able and otherwise. While the pictures respecting a man, no matter what he 8 an easel on the mantol-piooo held a cabi- Front Btreet, In their annual announce- ^Hfer^spropeTr^^0 net photograph of E. Henry White. On ment state that all stoves in their place ing and is able to be about. He has be- Hill, is abont to bo developed W^'S were befog criticized, Mrt West made a done, who shows himself to be aa plucky 1 Stelnbaoh Bros.' Store. as Bookwell was last night." the wall was a motto worked in wonted must be cleared out within the next gun the erection of a residence on his class summerMMrt,OTi8mthl»rof Ultle tpeecb, In which he said that any- of "God is our Hope." Mrs. Jacques Is lot en the river bank, just across; Hub- , The store or Messrs. Steinbaoh Bros., plan of Elberon. - Geo, Ck one who-wouldn't help tar and feather " Tha Arc-caters of the town will have forty days in 'order to mako room for to take aback Beat after this," sold Mr. a woman apparently about fifty years of new stock, In'order to do this they bard'a bridge. If the weather remains of Lorjg Branch, is one of the largest in Red Bank, has made an Rockwell ought to bo attested, Applegate. "Some of them have done a age. She u of medium height and was ordinarily fair the building will be oom< the State. It is the boast of, this firm grephioal mapof the " ' On the table in the sitting-room was a attired in a neat house dress. Her face have reduoed their prioes, and this is an the surrounding'corral good deal of talking about tbemBolves, pleted, and will be occupied by Mr. Hub that no house In ihe State can show _ glass diBhoontalnlngafew apples. First and what they could do j but hero's a Is wrinkledand she looked like a woman excellent opportunity for our readers to complete an assortment of staple and Bed Bank and Wie HlgElanda to : one and then another of the gucets took little bit of a fellow, a, gratahopper, you who had had more than her share of get stoves cheap. bard and his family by the first of next 1 wan. VUU plots have beta id an apple until they wen all gone. Then trouble in the world. There was an un- fancy dry goods, millinery, clothing, a scaleof from twotofourao might say, alongside of most of them, AprlL boots and shoes, hats and cape, etc The Mr. West said hs had bought a barrel of who didn't do any backing down even derlying cadence of sadness in her voice ographlc copies of the; map will BOCWW apples not long ago, and that there must when the other fellows were half full aa she talked to the-reporter, and at one A Freehold Man Oats an Office. ••f. business ability of the' members of the issued. Tho name "of the-t»#re*«-f»J" be more of them In the house. He and and were ready for .most anything. time Bhe almost broke down. She said James N. Thomas, a carpenter of Christina* Shooting Matcher. firm is admitted by all, and as a result weU-choeen-"Bay "View- BeftrW»PJ" a companion went down Into the cellar Bockwell was walking aftupdthostreets, that Mrs. West oould not be seen as she There will be a shooting match on tho they have built up a trade second to no West." .v,Vi,..«Sfl> and brought np a small wash-tub nearly was ill hi bed suffering from nervous Freehold, has been appointed keeper of perfectly cool and oa^BDpsed, while Midway grounds, Matawon.on Christmas bouse in the county, Tho past year has , A few days ago-Jota-TierDeyV'M»» fullof the fruit. Mr. Weet Invited every- crowds were armed with OIUDB threaten- prostration, and her, Ian, Or, the Sandy Hook main light and west beep 4 very successful onefor tho Meters.1 body to help themselves to the apples, ing him with all sorts of tilings." A. Bette, had forbid to see any beacon. The position is w/irth |450 a morning, beginning at eleven o'olook. and from time to.fime be went.to the stetnbacb; and th*y are now showing a A reporter for TnB REQIBTBB called on one. Mrs, Jacques said that the mob year, besides house, fuel and lights. ' Five hundred birds will be furnished. full line of goods suitable for holiday mm the street to oome into the house and Mr. RockwoU at the Central hotel on onmo into the house on Saturday night In the afternoon there will be a special presents; and at prices lower than ever Exposed larcented flesh > partake of bis hospitality. Sunday morning. • He looked a little and afterward went away. Thla was all ' Holiday Good* sweep of nine blrds/for whioh the en- more known. While the apples were. being eaten, thinner than ho did before he left she would say on thlltoplo. She said roasted.' Dr.. ' " ~ one of the gueils tala that potslbl* Mr. Bed Bank. He wore a neat, dark eult of she had been so constantly employed We cordially Invlto you to call and see tranoe feewiU be 910. The prises will him. A sinn. _. Rockwell and Mrs. West wen hiding In clothes, and:carried himself with his with her household duties and in nursing the beautiful display of holiday goods, be (80, $80 and |20. Suits, and single garments from broken 14 that while:. the log' was jftnoe 1ii> some of the room* on the upper floor. usual jaunty air. He said he had gone her daughter that she had not ha* time wlilck la larger than any previous year, ', •••» suits, in all the latest styles of material, epltotersnotoneenJtjr^T^iieyVI Mr. West and Mr. White took a lamp down town on Saturday night to see a to find out whether of not anything bad and at prioes-unquestionably low. It A very large line of goods suitable for out and finish, for sale at remarkably or any and searched through the rooms up* certain person, whose name Tie declined been broken or stolen by the nxoH! she ^ll)-afford us a genuine pleasure to ei- holiday' gifts, including clocks, silver low prices by Ooriles, the olother.-Mdv. stairs, but without finding either of tlio to give, nut from his conversation it wu did not think it desirable to say anything ods to all, and no one need tableware In quaint designs, and every penoni (ought for. quite evident that E. H. White was the for publication at there had been too hteat obligatiobligton toto ppurchasu e description or jewelry, at tie la Beussllle Ladles attention I Cigarette and < ' Corlles, the olotWor, bs* a targe, person to whom he referred. "After much pprinted about the affair already^ d RespectfullyRtfll , Brosi, Broad street, Bed Bank, Every cases, inkstands, gentlemen's travt , of overoohts, tofltrnffliof alt a*S. When they oamft down one of the DWIC * OoiB, < crowd advised that a keg of beer be par* searching around town for Borne time," anadd btboth »hs*ttr • ' up. -These overcoats ai* md wu 'at Mrs. Week's, and' I went there to live1 their lives'free from newspaper Silver ware, cake baskets, fruit dishes, matoriabtand in tho best «n«nar.''- ent Xhli.was heartily sanctioned by castors, plokla castors, sugar bowls, fish After being on the market cue year the others, i A subscription was taken jectlng to see him. He was not then, notoriety. „. . the Deborah cigar has proved its supe- An elegant line of silverware, gbjd l'd doublo-bwtirttd -#HHitW The notion of Rockwell in returning to •jnlves, crumb knives, butter dishes, and silver watches, i and jewelry • of all t t > to pay for tb».b8«r,Mr, we^chip- and I bad not been in the house but knives, forks and'spoons, at P. Rroenor riority over all, others. Price (1.70 per og his oant* Mr.iWWU 25. or fo About * minute when^Mr. West came in. Had Bank4B. about unitanaUy.oon Wind*, at de ia BMuaUto BMW« Jkoad «MtH«tiwi>\«iiMHat%r-*a&e?'* """ "'" " '' left the house Mm. West and her mother to Mrs. West's house on Saturday night -»>••«*- _ JMon of their finances. TVben a 1 Sealskin and other fur caps, tho warm- Shoes retailed at wholesale prioes. sufficient sum bad been secured Garry also went out, after asking mo to re- neither Mrs. West or her mother wished est head wear ever manufactured, for Ladles' web slippers, l{a. at the Cheap All cigars sold by CulIIngtoo ft Sons Sm|tb anil Will .Shields were delegated main in the house until they returnod. to admit him. but he Instiled on> enter* Boot and Shoe Co., Front. Btreet.—.ddu. are manufactured in Bed Bank, N, J. to get (tie bete and brlogit to the house, They had boon gone about a quarter of Ing. .When ho cams ia they mads Op No tenement house «took.—Aifo. , They, puhbaSd '« keg tt'Ewtaoe'asa* an hour when Mr. West came back to their minds to leave the house and they The finest perfumes and plush toilet —i <11iT'i '• '<• loM'snd'tt wW'soon on tap in Mrs. (he house with a crowd. When I heard wore about to go away when Mr. West Nowisihotlrno to leave your orders artlolea auitablu for Christmas present* Fancy n thermometers, pooket-booksv West's kitchen.,,, . , ' the noise I went but on the stoop and entered. Areoonolllatfonhadloul tot holiday presents in the way of Jew- at Wikoffs pharmacy.; Bed Banki—Adv. Usque- ware, etc., at Scbroeder ft Co.'* When the bttrwat tapped bowls, tea- saw Mr. Wtat waving bis hat. He told been effected between Mr,«nd lry and watches at Wilbur's, before the #• m cups, pitchers and kettles were brought the crowd that that was hia house and while it wa» broken ofiv Muaiobooks, aooordeous,,violins, ban* 1 and invited them all in. They did not by the occurrence of Saturday night, the The latest design* in neckwear/ at low Into rtquudttoh, as drinking , vessels, jos and mualo boxes, suitable (or holiday prices at J. Krldel's, Front street, Bed* 'Those' who had either pitchers or kettles seti mflon the stoop, and as they made a family is now reunited, A piece'of music given to evoryone presents, al AlUtrom & Mof ford's.-Mv, retiredtoth«pstlororsitting-room after tush into the yard I stepped off the tide who purchases goods to the amount of of the stoop and got into Will Sickles'* getting them filled., The vessel* wero ._.., —Finest and cheapest line eve* fiO cents at AlUtrom « Morford's.-^ift>. .Collars; cuffs, hosiery, jewelry, at low TheunwtejtortmontofwatohetVJsw; Bed' MSMMTround until they were drained of yard, next door, From there I walked out into the road.-' Iw«a unarmed at seen In town from lo, to 10.00 at Tetlty's, BMOM, sit J. Krldel'sVTrout street, Bed etry.ctceveroflewd in town ttWil« ] ^ their oonWnts,>hen they wtre taken to —-Adv. . ", i J J'I <•• * bur's,—^df. ' '< ' the kitchen to be rolled, Some of, the the time.' If I had had my rovolve* I for Christmas presents at WlkofTe pbat- ; ' '•••'» • • mep who could,nqt find drioklng^ups, would have held the house against .the , Holiday toys, stationery, etc, at T. H. maoy.jBod Bank.-MoVi- , Bird cagesj1 library lamps, chandeliers, White brok» open caul and jars of canned and. orowd, but Idfd not want to take the Applegate's.—,**- and Rochester lamps, at P. Kroener & walnuts, pmeneSfrultaiid'afMi1 throwing the ohanoes of one against halt a hundred _. .._ will find cigaroaaee, Bon's, 4m> fruit away1, used theotn|i twdtluk from, without .a, weapon. 1^ went, up to tha um plpea, etc.ftw holiday ptet- Some oi UM glass jars were afterward hotel and got my revolver and —" down town ag^p/Whtt after thaty*tfknow,iawaU*sI --„ . Millinery gyodTa^cosf at1 "There has Bean a great deal aaldut TOWliTALK. A MOP CQWfE» BY O»B MAM.

tt» jkftxff Iftfk ,0Kor* Prm cm- a* ^^ touting test wwfc; ' fiMfcm will Beheld teXrf mi ittU-wuit tea aVln«ir< ou Qt nugrnite, wben ewoi« yrUI W^ajt by Ui»cbllaren. ?kem\tMfa<-iite*i£)>iia wm •ul «aaddrew will b* mwjo by the pc- U>i. TieSundaysclioolcoOneotetfVHh w* m»de or n/uaedVb; Urn lomnr.aiuuuren. anumberof_pahiUdg»iritilTand*b»lsam tumvmtsmmrim tare wdUMMoiu*'wr-Mfc this oburob will Uli i!8.Chri«rnM ferti- Mid-Sherburn celred uy orwtur» jnijia rreooo * Co. tor any at -valon Fiiday evening:.. /Cbere. " their bialben.•- Ian Biawrii >t»uld made anai- Christmas tree..wi(ta p&eBt* at Duatloa, but wobardljtiiwcturttUJg w|ionw- (jioA n«pp4iBde onnjge*, Ho,, for the ehBrrpen, -M» .«= ^U4oMi|.i^'iiiiDt)i^<8 singioj£of carols willbea«peclaifeatut«Z S«?Bt, inM MJL ye % head ixtt; Mr«.-Ofio«e D.WAteraunti I thought that what I nald about the -down every clothes exhibit nts «U" tinibrelB aund mad« of fheChriatnuui festivities at th» Prwby- do tbe haniyt J StorefresiflekinefBrsnsdTCrtiaerafiat terlari Sunday-school will be held In the til* w(tb, portrait a»d flB(i««, luuid< ffeaw«**Wt**W»f Sample wpl« from French & Co. was so plain that a Th ,e they, come to, to painted salchet bag*, and a number of «*.,$•« taani .tail primed rttw of idrcrtlitiig wayfaring man, though av fool, could churchiooij53>urMl«yv,«feioiii»4«t*..bb Thd i . , plotters; Mi»jWm,W. Conover showed »I0*M«itto»nyM4rti«atra»pi>Umttwi. Toew o'clook..The edifice will ^appropriately two water cola* pictures; 'and cards have understood It. But It Beams It Sherburn'shouse,nwhoopiog and yell- niwii(ta>«rtUiiJt«n iUiair mt, uu *n sot «• wasn't plain enough for the editor of the decorated with greens, rosettes, e(c. thing had~$p"clear UiAffay OTj.get.run sainted in water colors) MrsvWm. A. wmmmmmi tlatM frtaft &MaNuiy tircunutaboea. Adfertiseti Short! Press, and as he wants, matters There will bej main pleca representing over and trompeii to mush, ani It was French'contributed abroDied" and em- b»n Iba privilege of etawglosUielr announcement* the stable in which Christ was born. It still farther particularized I'll try again. awful to seer -Children, was ifeling fit, broidered chair, and Hiss Mary French u<4iea tVthsy (nay desire without eitn cb&rgs. will be a shingled structure and will he ahead of tb>' mob, screiming and trying a study from life in charcoal, aad also a Bnato* tMUosi will In Inserted for 10 oenu • Une, • ]'•'.'•[} •''}''*"•'*.'' , ' -..' '!;''•*'•''':';: thatched with straw. There will be vocal to get out uf Hie wuy; uud every window charcoal 'Sketch or Raephel'a angels), modeled ID relief Tnl»ru]»lij!nperall?e, Obituary notloas and poetry, firm of W. A. French & Co. by the Pen- school and a few• recitations, -Candies every tree, rLots,of the women and and apaintedscrimacarf; Mrs. J. Lloyd, ltf£« resolutions, eUL, will be Inserted at 10 cent* fleld Bros.i-N. W. Penfleld> one- of- tlie and presents will be given to the child- Jr., cards in India Ink; Mrs.'Joseph ; girls was crying and taking on, most (8r line.' Notion til Uitha, marrlagra and death firoprietors of the paper, entered the ren. - •.-•..-"'.'• }'•;:.;•?;,• y\i:;d-;'S,:W^-iji Haired to death. Burnkwcs, two oil portrait!! i Misa Annie Ipaatadfrte. Iquor store of W. A. French &Co., at i The seryicrt at..••: the 'JPresbyXerian They swarmed up in front of Sber- Williams, oil portrait; Mrs. Edward Patent wijdlctae. BdrerUflcmeatd or questionable, Red Bank, and asked W. A. French, the church next Sunday will be a contiiiuu- burn's palings as thick as they could Field, decorated chocolate cup», .and managing partner of the firm, for an ad- tion of the celebratlo/i of the binli of Mrs; Champlain a cushion and a plush iKiiWiBiWiiii jam together, end you couldu t hear MTeruieiiiuauof MJ and, «1I1 Dot l» lomrted lily. ' «-. »ny price. vertisement. This was refused, us theChrist to be begun by the Sunday-Bchool yourself think for thjiioiw. Unas a firm was not doing any advertising at on tomorrow; evening. The imiswal little twenty foot yard. Some sang out, • • '»•>'' i i the time. Some time afterward Sir. portion of the exercises as rendered ^oy WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 32, 18B6 ;!> ••Tear down the fence! tear down the Clnes Ball Shooting. > French was in Asbury Park and spoke the choir will be as follows::'':::.;.':;- :•••',••' fence I" Then there 'was a racket of to N, W.Pen Held about advertising in A glass ball shooting match took place Gloves and SIittenBi Cloaks and; Shawls, Dross Goods, Silks and other side, meaning the temperance Christinas services will beheld in the double-barrel gun in bis band, and takes and ammunition. Bcdle succeeded In fused to pay. Hieywcre the bills of business men of Asbury Park. This was Baptistcliurch at seven o'clock on CliriBt- '.his stand, perfectly ca'm and, deliberate, breaking one ball ont of the lot. but George F. Borden for mending the Proa a plain intimation that liquor dealers mas evening, The church will be beau"' not Baying a nord. The racket stopped, Kaue nnd Cohen tied, us neither of thorn peot Hill road, and that of P. Kroener could get all the advertising they wanted fully'greened with stars, drosses *fid and the wave sucked back. /broke a aingle ball. The tie will be shot : in the Shore Press, provided they outbid chains, the' handiwork of, the ladies of off at some future date. K"dle was & Son for kerosene supplied- to Mrs. T, \ Sherburn never said a word—just stood 0 the temperance folks.'."_". '""' thu church and the teachers in the Sun- 'there, looking down. The silliness was awarded the championship belt by the B. Longstiieet for the lamp in tier front * • # day-school. Besides the usual music on uwful creepy and uncomfortable. Hher- urowd present without a single dissent- door-T&nl. Without -doubt the rend the organ there will be a violin nrid cor- ing-voice. - It's altogether probable that the Shore biirn ran his eye slow along the crowd ; needed mendiug and Mr. Borden's charge net. The vocal music will: counist of. arid wherever it struck, the people tried Corner Broad and Mechanic Streets. Press will deny these statements, as It solos, singing by the choir." and cirola by O6ath In the Snow. - waa reasonable; without' doubt, tlio has done before. Mr. Penfield's state- a. little to oulgazelutn, but they couldu't; thechihhenof iheSundayrBchool. There, they dropped their eyes and looked ' Mrs. Dridget Thomas, who lived near .Means,. Kroener furnished the oil to ment to Hi-. French, that.if the hqUW will nlttn he one or two recitations by dealers outbid the temperance folks sneaky, Then pretty soon Shurburn Bort Keyport, started to go home from a Mrs. Longetrect, and her use of_it to local elocutionists, among them Miea they could get nil the advertising thoy of laughed; not the pleasant kind, but friend's Inst Wednesday afternoon, just TRIMMED HATS! light her door-yard, and the street was Ha'ttie Manning. The children of the the kind that makes you feel like when motile snow began to fall. On tlie way wanted in his paper, shows that lie was school will be presented with Christmas JPfir the next Ihfee uittk* w« «rilf nell XWtttmed XIait atnrirtm tmerr male SelettUmt. citizen of the town. Bat this is not uud a man who stands in this position be charged. ' ...... It.. •: 'i: , \ would have no hesitaucy ia denying a : Then he says, glow and scornful. She was found about an hour afterward enough. They were not authorized 10 : Superintendent Arthur A. Patterson statement which he knew to be true if "The idea of you lynching anybody ! by Edward Oslxirn, of Keyport. She told tlie writer that It had not yet been incur the expenses, and therefore they he thought it was to his. advantage to It's amusing. The idea of you thinking was still alive, but died shortly after REP BANK, N.J. definitely settled upon what day the should not be paid from the town treas- do so. But the denial of the Shore you bad pluck enough to lynch a man ! being taken home. Coroner Smith was Methodist Sunday-school Christmas ser- Press will not in any way interfere with Because jou're brave enough to tar and summoned but he deemed.an inquest ury. • Bad the commissioners voted to vices would be held, but. that they the facts, and the facts are exactly ne I feather poor frienuli'ss oust out women unnecessary. pay them, they would have established would not take place until the latter have stated above. that come nlong here, did that make you . a precedent, and one which would have part of u£xt week. . •• , , . think you bad grit enough toluyyour . A member of Grace church; said 8TRAYED. caused endless troubio in the future) IN AND OUT OF TOWN. hands on a man f Why, a man's safe in that the Christmas festivities of this" the hands of ten thousand of your kind A stray Heiffer Calf came to tlie resi- Those who are pondering what to give and where to find some- for if one citizen cna do work church were to have been held on Wed- dence of Win. B. Kelson, on December Sburl and Iu(erc»tiD£ Ileuia from —as long as its day-time and you're not and incur expenses, even though such nesday evening of next week, but owing behind him. 10th, 1880, at Pino Brook, Atlantic town- thing suitable for a Christmas Present will find it 1 all Over the Couulr. work is for the , public good, why to the sudden illness of Mrs. Moffet.who : '• Do I knon you? I know you clear ehip, Monmouth County, N. J. , may not all the citizens of the town A shooting match will take, place at was superintending the arrangements, through. I wns born and raised in the to thoir advantage to call at the affair would have to bo postponed. do the same? Should this course be Leedsville on Christmas day. South, and I've.lived in tho North; 80 I James Fisher, of Nut Swamp, lost a The usual Christmas services will be know the average all round. The average pursued it is.plain to be seen that it horse lust week valued at $50. li'eld In'St. James's church. , mnh's a cownrd. In the North ho lets POULTRY would inevitably, result in municipal : A Republican club, with a membership A Christmas service will be held in anybody walk over bun that witnts to, FOB THE HOLIDATS. of sixty, has been organized at Manas- tlie Rcmnn Catholic church at Seabright . Schroeder & Co.'s Pharmacy, bankruptcy. The commissioners were and goes homo and prays for. a humble at eleven o'clock on Christmas morning. right intuit paying bills for work which quan. • '••'' * spirit to beoi it. In the South ona uian. GOFF'S MARKET The Shrewsbury debating club , The Rev. Father fox will celebrate high nil by himself, has stopped a stagejfull where you williiiid Useful and Ornamental Novelties very cheap. wan not ordered to be done by tbe proper hold no more debates until after mass and there will be singing by the of men, in tho dny-time, nnd robbed the 32 Broad St.. Red Bank, N. J. officers or by private citizens duly au' uliduvs. choir.. There will also be vocal music by lot. Your newspapers call you n brave Extra Choice PouHrr at Extra Low thoritad by the Board of Cotnmtesonere. Ex-Judge Hoffman has eold his Eng- singers from Bed Bank nnd from a fash- people so much that you think you are Prteca. ishtowri residence to Charles Tunis, of ionable church in New Yprk. , braver than any other people—-whereas Finest Turkeys. fCc. Finest Chickens, 18o. AUentown, The Christmas entertainment' of the you're ju£t as bra\c, but no braver. Finest Ducks, 13c. to 146, Postmaster Farrington, of Freehold, Leedsville chapel has been postponed ' These fowU are not New Tori 'Market Stock. j :, Women In Convention. Why don't your juries hang murderers? TUny «ro rim'Sawd toy ma direct rrom Iba nuwr of .The Women's Christian Temperance has just purchased a house and lot in from Ohrintmas eve to New. Year's eve. Because they're afraid tbe man's friends Given Away! them, mii arc guaranmed to be/run and ottitra Union of Monmouth county met inthat village for $1,800. The exhibition given by the Chapel Hill will Bhoot them in the back, in tbe dark choice ifluilttii convention at Key port on Friday. Mrs 'Francis Hendricksou; Clmrles White Sunday-school last Tuesday night was the —and it's just what they would do. COFF'S MARKET, S. J, C. Downs, of Ocean Grove, was the and George Hatice, Jr., are each build- heat ever offered in iiiddletown^town- "Sotheyalways acquit; and then n 32 Droa4 Street, Bed Danh, N. J. presiding officer. The devotional exer- ing anew hoiiao at Oceanic. eliip. Without exception' nil tlie chil- man goes in tlie night, with a hundred tlssein the morning were led by Mrs. ; The post-office will be open only from dren did well. One of the principal fea- masked qowards at his back, and lynches Henry Belting, of Bed Bank, and con- eight to nine o'clock in the morning on tures of tin! affair was a tableau of the the rascal., Your mistake is, that you A fine SILK MUFFLER will be given sisted of prayera and the singing of Christmas and New Years, statue of Liberty, illuminated with varie- didn't bring a man with you; that's one PUBLIC SALE. hymns. The address of welcome was Jacob W. Edwards, of Long Branch, gated lights. The representation was mistake, and the other is that you didn't Blade by lira. Theresa Seabrook, of the has purchased the grocery busiuees of perfect and elicited much admiration. come in the dark, and fetch your inaBks. Keyporti union, and the n-ply by Mrs. Peter G, DeNyse, at Brauchport. Miss Nonna Woodward, who is quite u You brought part of a man—Buck Hark- Tbo subscrllwr, auditor, appointed b/ tbo Coart FemnRton, of Freehold, In the after- The daughter of Wm. B. Holmes, of tall young lady, personated the statue. ness, there—and if you bndn't had him of Oominou Plena, In (lie case o( Francis H. legnetl noon JIra, Mary 0. Nobles, of the At- Tinton Fulli), fell down stairs a short time Her drapery had been modeled after to start you, you'd a taken it out in 4 Co., vs. Josrpa O. cooper, will sell at public nle, lintio Highlands, conducted the devo- ego and was very severely bruised. that of the statue. During the tableau blowing. commencing colored lights were burned just outside tional services.' There was also genera) : Mrs, Jlary'Uuhlenbrink,' widow of "You; didn't want to come. The tpwkiflg on temperance work, and the August Muhlenbrink,has been appointed the windows, thus illuminating the to each, purchaser of an Overcoat cost- scene. The financial results of the en- average man don't like trouble and dan- reports of the various local unions administratrix of her husband's estate, cer. Foil don't like trouble and danger. Wednesday, December 29th, throughout tbe county were received. ; M. M. Cleveland, of Marlboro, has dis- tertainment were'sufficiently large to decorate a great big Christmas tree with But if only half a man—like Buck Hark- insL, at one o'clock In tlo afternoon; at the In the Evening addresses n ere made by poBed of his property at that place, and neas, there—shouts ' Lynch him, lyncli ing $5.00 or more, for a few days at Mra, J. T. Ellis, of Flemlngton, and Mrs. with hurfaniily has moved to Brooklyn.' presents for all the children of tile 1 bohoql. The committee of ladles who him!' you'ro afraid to back down—, S(uro Iialoly Occapled byJoaeph D, Anna M!.Hammer, of Newark. The visit Eugene Thompson, of Long Brunch, afraid you'll bo fouud out to be what Ing delegates were entertained during contemplates engaging in the chicken- have charge of the affair will dispose, of » cooper, oo niomiwiilb Street, • the presents at the chapel between you are—cowards—and so you raise a their stay in the town by thefhospitablo raiaing business by the-incubator pro- yell, and hang yourselves onto tbnt half- near tlio K. It. Dcuct, HED BANK, K 1. UdiesofKeyport. Christmas and New Year's and local no- a-inan's Coat tail, and come raging up 1 tice will be given"6T tlie~dateT TlieFe One l&y nurH?, ono erocpry wofran, one now DAVIDSON'S The wagon of: Wm. Bodine, of West here, Rivearing what big things you're Long Branch, had au axle broken lost will be, beside the presents, some little iRg-l, ODO sa Joublr |]o^ll•^3, two «t» slugle liar- New Monmouth'a Literary Society going to do. The pitifuleat thing out is week by being run into by K. V. Breece's addresses by the younger children per- eM, une-liulf fon ol nay, one buffalo robe, blank- tinent to thu occasion. ,. it inob; lluit'u what MI.army is—a mob; ets, OOF Kite, IriW) or pntnilas until next October -A literary and social society has been wagon,'"'' ""•"'."•' '"•'•"'.Z' .' ' they don't fight»ith courage Unit's boru ONE PRICE CLOTHING AND HAT HOUSE, organized at New Monmouth. The VVm.E»gen,of Limerick, Long Branch, All Saints' church, at Navceink, has with rait paid to that date,: 1,000 clgan, 8,000 in them, but with courage that's bor- rutun, \argti osHorttntitit. of chi^vlnff and stnolf- \ i second meetlDCof the society was held was fined ou.e dollar aud costs last week been beautifully greened for the Christ- rowed from their mass, and from their .^0njTue9day_ofItet week, when the fol-for using profane language on the public mas . festival., Commodore, Henry, Ing toburco, lui^o quantity soapi bolti Kaahlng and officers. But iv mob without uny man tolfct, cannod,.XruU and vegetables, wasblnir soda, BROAD STBEET, RED BANK, N. J. lowing officers were elected: Streets. ... , . , Wright, of Locust Point, is wintering in at the head of it, is beneath pitifulni'sD. RWMeol-Mla Brtljn B. Border. John Allen, agent at tho Manasquan Florida with'his family, nnd he forward- suit, Hour, cniclturs. butter, coffee, tea, pork, ull Now the thing for you to do, is to droop lisa, tno HU balance Kalt-s, one beef cutler, and a Vfeo-Preddeni—m» Minnie B, Morfort. railroad station, accidentally shot liim- ed a box of tropical plants from that your tails and go homo and crawl in a Becretarj—Mto, Elite T. Mojfonl. self through the i middle finger of the place to be used in decorating the re number of otbir article*, tach oi ore found hole. If any ^eal lyuching'e gning to be In a -wall stocked and apprih;ktd srociiry suiro. N. 6.—Also on hand a complete stock 'The programme con6&£W"6f music, rlglit hand last week. church. The Sunday-school connected ddue, it will be done in the, dark, South- questions on Longfellow, the poet of the The reading circle will meet at Mrs; F. with the church will have Hieir Christ- ern fashion; and when they cometimy'II T.DMUND WILSON, Auditor. eventae,"*.reading from "Miles Stand- F. Jcnnings's next Monday night. This mas tree bhtertainment on Friday after- bring their masks, nnd fetch a man DecemlwrtlBU 1880. of Neckwear, Gloves, Suspenders, Silk ish," with a tableau, and reading of a t»-Ufo annual meeting of the circle and noon (it five o'clock, and there will be along.*" Now leave—and lake jour half- parody on "A Psalm of Life." The re- (ifllcers will be elected. • , Christmas services in the church at a-inan with you"—tossiriR bin gun up mainder of (he evening was occupied in " Web.". Willutms, who was arrested fleveitofeMek on Saturday morning, across his left arm and cocking it, when FOR Handkerchiefs, Jewelry, &c., suitable social games, etc , at Freehold last week on an old charge Christ church, Shrewsbury, will be he says this. for horse-steoling, was acquitted when grpenea'forthe CliriHtmns festival. There -The crowd washed back sudden, and . ' A fall Down a Well. > (ho case came up for trial. will bo a special service of song on Christ- for Holiday Presents. X*ut Wednesday Michael O'BIeme, of then broke nil npart and went teannK Geoi W.-'WfllliUK,' of Keyport, ex- mas morning under -the direction" of off every which wuy, and Buck Hurk- Oceanic, fell down a well which he was Good. Reliable, Superintendent of Police of New York Prof. Qa'rold Allstrom, which will be re- ness he heeled it nfter them, looking digging at that place for Frank Hender- city, has written a book entitled " Eecol- peated on Sunday.- There will aleofivft tolerable cheap.--1 could a staid, if I'd a son. The well was fourteen feet deep, lections of a Chief of Police." Christmas tree for the children of the wanted tti, but I didn't want to. Grand Attractions Wedding and Holiday Presents and Mr. O'BiernB was Barging on the At the last match of the Port lion- Sunday-school. yon tnc curb to push it down when the accident mouth gun cltib, George O. Howard won '.': ' :—: * ' — . . ," .' Well Made •T. F. VanDerveer, occurred. The curb went down with a the first prize, lieorRe Henry the second R. C. Penfleld In Charge. PROCRESSIVE EUCHER. HOLIDAYS FBOHT STM-MOOU nbora Onan Qouw, rush, and Mr. O'BiernB was fluug licad prize, and John Irons the third prize. BED BANK. N.J. : Collector Milun Ross.-of Neptune town- The Standard last week contained an A Floaannt Mule fsrd Party at LIMle long to theboltom, HiB arm was broken announcement that- with that issuo Con- v Gnld and Oliver Waicbct, Itleh Jew- at the elbow. . ship, on Saturday sold the Colenjgn : . :.. ... • Sliver. •-, .• .... elry, Silver Ware, French Clock* bouse, of Asbury Park, for unpaid taxes, rad Pinches would rctirq as editor and publisher of the paper, and that It. C. MiBB Jessie Parker gave a proRressiye Men*s,Boys & Children's and Patter «ood«. -, for a term of live years. William W. TETLEY'S. .Augustus Nelson at Liberty. euclier party to her friends last Wednes- All good> acid will bo aa roproaontod. ' Conover, of,Red Bank, was the pur- Penfield.Of theAeburr PHrkS/iOrefVe*', I can nil aKMncb Wax Doll, with nonlng hair would be in charge of the paper in theday evening at -the resilience of her .Augustus Nelson, of Bed • Bank, who chaser. , father, W. Tubor Parker, nt Little Silver. and painted tboo and iim-klngi, for 10c. was indicted in Now York city on a future. The next day tlierownsa rumor I can Mil a patent Jointed Dull, bisque head, flotr- about I own that the paper had been sold The night "us very stormy, but in spite lui hair, (or 990, charge of stealing wall paper and paints of the weather u large number of giiests . I can iielt a \fnx 1)011,10 Inches long, flowing NUTS and FRUITS A Suit for Rent. to Mr. Penfleld for $11,000, and that he : front the houBe of Comptroller Loon-, were present. . bfllr, nalDUid diora and stock!ui^s, tor 80c, Wben bujlDg truUt and Nun for the HoUdayi • was tried in the criminal court in thjit : Mrs. Anna Houft, of Senbright, brought would make it straight Democratic. I (an nil a Doll with patent tiraii. and liilr-OIIed suit against John F. Conrow, who occu- There was also another rumor to the The euclier playing coAihencodat 8:15 body. Hid nnni und (net, •hour and utMttlngfc, for T^':;-.: ..,"•• • ; •;:'-,• .etiipa, ;-,.•. tha above, 10 Incaca lota, for 69o. before Justice Child last week.. The suit at all, but that Mr. PeiifleUl, who is a 'were.theu awarded. Mrs. William Mul- I canaoll a SMnch Wai Doll, ttawlm tialr, point- conviction, and Recorder Smytbe, be- liner aiid Harry Crosnley captured the :.: fo«.whom the case was tried, ordered waa brought for $128. Mrs. HqefVH Inn- practical printer nnd n cousin of Jlr. ed •liocaanil itacklnm. tor ll.li). band, who made the agreement with Con- Pinches, would merely innnngc the paper (Irut prizes. Booby prizes were forced I can sell a 24-lnrJ) Wax Doll, wile uovablo ejea, his discharge. Ho was arrested on tbe on C. Lippincott and George Bntes, latej Bobcrt" Laird, of' Marlboro, two tho woman's action, and aa no theory shares of stock of the First Nutionul HAKDBHELI] ALMONDS. ' • n Lecf urea oh India. Upon a wager with a friend George 1 for it has been udvuuced (t would seem Bank of Freehold were eold for $227 A LAKGE LOT OF • ;.,;••;; '|;;:;;;; BBAZIt^NTOra^,'-^,' '•; ' 4, ldfato to devohuupon tbe Conundrum Club Waitt, on Wiidnesday iasl, shot ut and broke one bandrad! glass balls snece* ew&tt.'r The par va(UA01!""<' ":]~y "- > «venlrie of last weak, and nj strange aifair, lvdy upriing from it trap Mr Waitt : ; ;i ; ; hnd Iwt that ho could hit ninoty out of a ^'^^•^•:)1( : , '> W;^i:' tfetibolfet tbe Phalanx on ' m <»—,— , Underwear, red' and whlto. flannel; t, (TbeAUdleiiue wnsimal hundred balls. ^ An Injured Eye. merino, mixed cotton and wool, with Pocket Books, .Wfti^^^;::;^.;:;;'!"^^;;'.^. ttbe lecture was exceltoot hosiery of every desired weight, size, Table raisins, cookingralalns, currnntn, , i . . CONFECTIONERY. Lost Thursday Prank Woolliy, of citron, mince meat, and the best flour iu color and iimtorial, at Corlica, the clotlri ': \, •,- Clocks, .v',v''V,'4; -;:,::;-••)''•*•' mtm _rJl(.yflii,w»n_ Long Branch, lincl Ins uye injured b\ tlio Iho world, at P. Kraiutr & Son's.—Adv. •lor'f>.^4dM...•.•*.••:.•:•;i , '.I..,.'•,1ii.'vl.!,;i..r; • SWEET, 0IDER', \ ', ' •oj(!jobber goods, discnargo of a piBtol in the hnnus of : •:''',i.i--'i''.: .','ii,*i* *". . .-7-.11'v';• -.,-; i- ^Igh. Samuel Cooper, of tho isumo jilate, wlillo CullingtoiiB1 cstuhllsliftd brands'.of cl' KNIVES, &c, the two wcro sky larking. Tho largest stock of pipes ami smokers' Wi&«: ' articled In Monmouth Co. it Cullingtons', gnrs—tht) Deborah, Shrewsbury und At, PETER 1.U&E., Front 8t.-^lrft.: t ma—are mudu in Ikd Bank, N. J. Don't Olive wood waro In boxes, inkstands, - • ». forget Itt-x^dwi 2 )• :'2:'A'\ -•'•; '•'i:-"'i Oor. Front Street and,Wharf Avo., , etc. Hand-mirrors, wbiek-brooin ttold- A fine selection of diamonds at do la REDUCED ONE HALF THE i BED BiNCt Uli, < , en nod pcrfumory, at Sohronder & Co 'e ;Thoasspirtnj'cnt'npw,.Js larg»i come RcunMllo Uros , Brand street, lied Bank. •'.'. •••>'' '>'•'• t • • '• f: •"• :VSttt^«*wiwr*i; pharmacy.—Adv,^ •—Adv. ORIGINAL PRICE. BchtiKAvi&Coy&'r-Advt . <;, * 1;. ;,.'|.',:> 1 : 1 V 1 «»•«» •^Ttio' Wnn(ii6m«j»ila«ij»;:toir WU .*IUI'OB If you want a perfect fitting; dms Fall>-Turiiplk* Comimhr will be held at ' •hlrt, call at J, Krldel's, Trout street, lSycrytbinR In tlio musical Hue for salo Tho largest line ol lino carving knives *lie> HlnorAi sprinu Hotel, TliiMn rail*; on Salnr- I'. Ii«d fSmi.—Adtt, by Allstrom & Horford —Adv. and forks, tnljlo uud :jKX)kot cutltry, n,t i>1M.,Vthoolwiloni)Tp»udlrMt«ri forlhsen- Mll|lnsry goods nl coat at Wclee — P.Kioeuer&Son'o.—ylciu. „,,.-. .;.,., ,; •olnit ymr, and e*r»e ifert* 1 OLIDAY RR'ElNTSNuai HOLIDAY ' Aa^toottttoheifof Boston WMflj&l P*-* ~tX-r- Ttere wa« a young uswa U #10 and cc«f« oa $8tard*r tot Illegal Wto coreated a terrible pwio Library Lamps J voting, i ui» t •-•(,. ,,<< .( NEW. AND UNIQUE DESIGNS iMiJ Wilder, the 'omlneat horti- He Know pfl«t Up NMded. By apreadiog tbe newa . . Rochester Lamp* I d near Bo*ton last | A South Bostpa schoolboy wham bad BALB BT— He knew where to buy shoes g8?Jhy ' '' ' * ' behavior had led the waster to depart That wouldn't mate a good man Satanic SILVERWARE, BUTTER DBHES, O£ ^ HamUtein K»b^ the "rat Secretary of from his accustomed rule, and resort to BASKETS, FRUIT DISHES, State, sadhfe wife xalebrated their gulden a flogging.'bttugut a note to the master So many then flocked to his door, SPOONS, POCKET AND the next day. - The master r«d it, as JOHN H. COOK, Bill* are nowbefttreCoWeMforthead follows: i y Licking don,'td»4bl»boyno Their numbere became quite a bore t^ CUTLERY. mfifonwifltateof el-iryTerritory,in good'-tnlk to hius.^' 'Peculiarities about theUnioaezQcptUtah. •»..., > * - the epistle led toinquiries , and It turned aHefln, ^ 1^[CHINA TEA SETS, CHINA OTOS nil^tfjiteHeyptkWjrnaper, out to have been written by the boy, PINTER AND STATIONER, to 'funning- behind at the rate of •MW a i, ' >—'•—»'»i, *, , He brought his goods here at my store. week, «nd will probably eoou be mw A Cross Outrage! on a Citizen. pefadej^ V " 11 Julia, my pension has been vetoed.1* FRONT STEE?T, BISQUE FIGURES, LADIES' WORK BASKETS,' VASES,' Tlie whaling bark Atlantic was driven , '-Well, Afsofe^dop't m but,«btf &c, &c, at > aaUore on the Paciflov poast, near Ban you'll have to go towork. " JASPER BRAY, ( Fraddtoo, last week, and 25 men were ADJOINING XHB POST-OFFIOB, , RED BANK, N. J.No. 8 Broad St., Red Bank, ST. J. drowned. • > MOHMOUTH COURTS. The Morrison free Irude bill was brought up in Congress last week, and t - Common •/!»«. , Wm.Tbrcckmortoa n.B«ud of UnlUi ul'A*- The following i» a partial catalogue of the goods we bave for sale, suitable for the Hpqie refused to discuss it by a ma-' bury euk; docUloo rewrred. Holiday Slippers jorlty of fl»e, Jo«pU O. Wooller n. tbe iime; decUlon re- Christmiw and New Year's Presents. In making up a catalogue of ttafs kind, wrred. - Atf effort "will be made in the Mew John V. n. Drawn it. frtnlt T. Colemui; decis- many things are necessarily omitted, but there will be fbnnd at oar Btore many York legislature next session to simplify ion below reversal «na Judgment given tor plain- other articles of trifling cost, and yet which will serve admirably as Holiday and Joesen Clio cost of the ealo and trans- tiff for $3.88. Beautiful Holiday Goods HowinJ Etakn vi. Mirr 0. H«tnoW«; Judgment presents for either oil or young. fer of real estate.'i - below rererttid and ludffittonteften for BeynoWs J1BERGEN&S0N —AT— Twenty-six members of an assaasiua- forJ15. PAPER FLOWER MATERIALS. ,Ho'n Boolety have been arrested In South Quarter Scmlona. CHRISTMAS CARDS. Wish to inform the public that Carolina. The object of the society was Our stock of Cbrtstmu Cuds b from tbe estab- Boxes, for beginners, containing tissue paper of Kate Hoe, Indicted for uwull and bstterr, plead- anorted shades, culou, rase sprays, «tem», daisy they have now on hand the robbery end murder. ed not guilty and was released on f 100 ball; OtaJ. lishment of Goo. a Whitney, of Worcester, Mass* centers and petals, leaves, wire, and book of In- de la REUSSILLE BROS., Come;, socutliy. nho Is acknowledged hi be the manufacturer of the structions, aflo. finest display of HOLIDAY On Monday nlfcht or last week the Oeorie lAjton, two cnaiges ol fuse pretenam, steamboat J. M. White was burned on pleaded gvuti; wnicocud toonayeor|nsuiepn»oo Quest goodt of th|s clan In tho country. Among Larger boxes, containing^ sbeels uf paper, aasort- SLIPPERS ever shown ia Red THE JEWELERS, the Mississippi river, and nearly fifty OD eacb Oariftt, terma to run coDcurrenllj. tbe more notable pieces saltable lor homo deoora- ed colors, tubing for items, culots, rose sprays Georgu LajMD, four cbargei of furgerf, pleaded lion are tbe following: uid room, wire, centers for raos, popples and Bank, They •will be pleased to persona jperiahed In the disaster. gullij and N renimwd to ten year* Ip Bute daisies, daisy petals, poppy bods, leaves, pair of ' Congress has paeeeda law giving Indi- prison on eacb charge, terms to run oonournnuir. Fan, white satin and swart'a down, hand-painted, pincers and book ol lnsirucUona, f 1,00. show their assortment and feel BKO.A.:D STBBET, TOSUD BAJSTBZ, asr. or. ans lands as individuals, insleau of as «•*»-* saw tenters fur Bowers, gtamenai autumn leaves, and tribes, as heretofore. The law < also Fan, rod pi mil and utin.barid-palntedlandacipe, leaves of various kinds of flowers, smllax, sprays, sure they'have something to Large addition of elegant and appropriate gifts for any and' gives them the rights of citizens. ^ Building Contracts. moss, wire, dairy petals, etc.. for sale separately The following building contracts were Ilatcbet,red satin, hBnd-palnted, with scene from when desired. suit all for Christmas, as they everybody. The socialist candidate for mayor .of Bled in the Honmouth county clerk's Mount Vtrnon, J2.6O. Boston received pledges from over 10,000 Doat's Bill, redblui b ind satin, band-painted river DRAWING MATERtAia. have a stock ranging from a oiBce during the week ending Decem- , scene, raised edge, suitable for card receiver, persons that they would vote for him, ber 18th, 1880: Leather cases, oontalnlnn full set of drawing pen- very low figure up to the finest CALL AND 8EE. NO OBLIGATION TO BUY. but his actual voto was lees than 8,500. cils ot best quality, 4Sc. Emm» Kate ROM with Clarenw g. Wtkeljr. Car- A largo number of older dealimi, Tactats, Bllppsra, grades. One of the most com- The war between the kuights of labor IWDUr work on new boum and.itaUe at Ocean Balls,Stars,etc,both as hannereta and standing Larger'CUM lit tho same, Mo. and the Central labor'union, of New- Hearb, tH.W0:wUh Maxon a Jackion, for niaon pieces', at prloes ranging from iSc, to |3.00. Bosewood and other cases, containing all the nec- fortable and pleasant things for York city, has grown 60 fierce that all vfork. »4,fl» :WIUi Clarence 8. Wakelr. for paint- " Ctlnsed and plain cards, in vHrkras ahapea, from essary instruments for architectural drawing, jne, 8000; Via JobD J.BPWXHIDJ, for plumbing, le. to 25c. each. 'fromcoc.toS4.j9. knights are towithdra w from the latter Drawing dales, with copies from primary to ad- old in the shoe line is organization. H. 4. Green with 0. B.; riarten ' Tin roof on new PUtTSR CUFF BOXES. vanced objects, from Soc. to 75c. ' tulldins at Asbury Parlr. <9ic. per foot. Transparent slates, with copies for drawing, from THE DICK Winter Clothing President Robert D. BposeyelCof the Koinw Sat» lioas, puna for UOUM and bvn at Jugt, red plusb, lined with red aaUo, (3.00. New York fishery commission, advises Ocean lioiwa. Coffee-pota, peacock tlue pluit, lined with orange lSoVtaMo. . Hn,-Uary D. Bolco nliu a. H. Andenon. New A lanre variety of drawing pencils, all grades the pork board to stock the Central park tliaGi and all degroesof hardness, stoel and rubber orascn, liouw at Ocean Park, 11,500. ' Tea-poU, blue plnsh, llnod with pink satin, $9.10. lakes with 1flsb and to make the ponds MA. Gnxa with Win. Nuvbr. rialterlug new etc FOB SALE BY free fishing grounds, building at Asbory Park, $2»S. Tbeae goods In ottwr deslgiis and stapes. ilurtla Droj. witb Qcorgo II. andenon. Elgbt RULERS. Mrs. Lucy B. Baker, of Alfred. Allo- now buuna at Fnwbuld. PLUSH CABINETS OF PAFSS. ghany county, N. Y., voted on election Pointed bone and bran, 7tc. day, and the Woman's Suffrage Associa- Tliese Cablnela are Dllod wllii elegant sutlonery, .- rolom for nnokkeepers from SOo to 4So , ac- tion of New York held a jubilee over the Real'Estate Transfers. and maVe oxoeptlonally flne presents, from the fact cording to length. event last Thursday. The following are the transfers of mat they can be ntllWed u Rlore ami handker- Bard rubber rulers, from 20c. to SOo. Monmouth county real estate for thechief boiea after tbo paper has been used, Combination rulers, with and without brass edges, A bill has been introduced in the from 6c. to 12b. week ending December 18th, 1880: lied and blue pluab caakeU, trimmed with bran, Patterson, The Clothier,: United States Benatn to havo the mem- hen of that body elected by tho ptoplo Jaonh W. naTlland ct uz. to James L Allgor. 7 brass bandlei, W.00. POCKET NECESSARIES. hereafter, instead of by the legislatures acrca In Wall township, 88.87. Ollve-grecn pluib, I2.4S. These consist of bevelod-edge looklng-fllaas. comb, Seamless Foot Warmer of the various States. The Atlantic Highland! Aiuoclatlon la George II. Red pluab, oddly shaped, 13.93. ear-spoon, nail-cleaner and scissors. They are Davln. Lot Bim Atlantic UlRlilands, jot 00. Bed plush, plain; $1.90 to $2.00. packed In a small, durable caw, which can be GeurreU. l«.lieneiux lauavU U. WUletL H carried in tho upper vest pocket. Fries, Mo. BLUE FRONT CLOTHING HOUSE, Arthur J. McQuade, onn of tho hoodie pancfSlouln MWJletowo towDshlp. Jl.ooo. Bod plush, trimmed wltb oiange satin, hand-painted FIRESIDE COMFORT SHOES. aldorman of New York city, was found Edward 8. Vanlrer, fir. to Louis Hlmby Onnd. top, t-'.OO. Smaller size, with a shoe buttoner In place of Uw guilt of bribery last Wednesday. He « 5O-100tcm. In Wall tonnnhlp. J5.000. Uaruon pluali, trimmed with pate blue satin, $8.00. The Popnlar Novelty Attaining a has been sentenced to seven years in Edward 8. Vanlcor, >i'r, to Samuel Y. Hurley, National Deputation. lot In Wall ton nililp, (375. Hed plush, trimmed wliB puled blue satin, spray WAIXETS OB BUI. BOOKS. State prison and to pay a fino of |B,000. nenrr C. Thorne ct u< to Maty 0. Boud. lot In of honeysuckles hand-pilnted on top, 12.00. Frocbold toiraililp, 8125. lor gentlemen's use, to be carried In breast pocket, 69 Front Street, Red Bank, N. J. The town assessors of Warsaw, N. Y., Ilnd plush, trimmed with old-gold pluas and satin, nude In leatherette, Imitation alligator skin and Man C. Dtvit and hiutacd to nanmb E. Thomp- mirror set In top, $1 SO. have been indicted for presenting as- son. Lot In Shrewsbury townablp. ti,"50. leather, embossed and plain, wllh or without sessment bills in wliloh a number of Uarr 0., Davla and husband to Hannah K. Ttotnp- Bine plush, trimmed with lighter shades of bine, straps. Allcolora,«o,to|l,n. wealthy residents were assessed for con- •on. tot In Sbrowiburj tnwnthlp, S?50 , hand.paintotl Inp, $233. Holiday Goods siderably less than what they were really Wm. V- Newlns to ihWo W. Burner. Lol at Dork blue plush, trimmed with pink satin, sprays of com PURSES. SUITABLE TOD Lonj Branch, SI'S. hand-painted forget-me-nots onoover, $100 lor ladles, misses and children. Beautiful leather . worth. \Ym:E.Newlng to Nicholas Biirnor. Lot at Long pnnes.bntsbaadl«aud clasp, striped In Imita- George'Waikinnon.Yale'a famous half- rancJi, $175. Other varieties at oirrespondlng prices.; tion of a User's skin, and ornamented wllb a back and goal-kicker, died last week. Benlamln Potter ct ux to Frank Scober. lot at WBITINO DESKS. mlnlsttrro tiger's head, |2.00. WE HAVE CLOTHING TO SUIT EVERYBODY, AND .AT loiw llraoch, t»o. Embossed paper, lmltaUon alligator akin, with paper PRESENTS His sickness resulted from a cold which Julia A. Maps to Wm. H. Warner. Lot In Eiton- Children's cltub pence, stool chain andhandlo, STo. PRICES WHICH WILL PLEASE EVERYBODY. " ,' be caught during the Yale-Princeton town tswaslilp, $90. and envoloora, $l>7ft. Flush andieather, SOo. up. Wm.fl. Hall met als to Edgar Clarion. Slots Iheaamo, smaller dn, B5o. AT. Thanksgiving day game, which devel- near Long Bnuicb. 8,000. Woven rtlk',striped , 89o. oped Iqto a fever. ThesamiswlUiInkstand,stamp compartment,and Leather, embossed In quaint designs, SSe. to We. Theodore Auma< a, sheriff, to HaUlda Oorllet. Lot paper, rao. at Loug nrancb Vlllate. propertyot George Van- Other designs In purses and pocket-books, from A New Jersey man has announced Dorn,$w. Red plush writing desks, mry elegant, wtih_lnlc- Be. op. ,,, Wikof f 's Pharmacy, f that,he will buy 100,000 skunk skins, Cbarlea Morrli, Collector ct Ocean townablp, to wel* ^ "" " and as a result tho citizens of localities John T. n. Brown, nla lor taxes—properlr aa- MEMORANDUM BOOKS. ansedto BEOAD STREET, NEAE FRONT, where these animals are numerous are Kit AbboT HatOeld . . .. IBJ5S INKSTANDS. * ' Ladles' (mall memorandum books, of fine quadrille OTJK STOCK INCLUDES buying steel traps by the dozen and pre- belepbtno W. Heart . .. 81.15 nuatle Inkstand, wllliowl In stump peering from paper, bound In alligator akin, lVo. BED BANK. NEW JEB3BT. ' ' paring to make war on thorn. John nines 8.1S carity, another ot nelHbborlnc branch, tery tanreralsa,ln all styles of binding, from 17o.to arLnreftR...... MMS A bill repealing tho tenure of office A.J. rannltw M.S5 unique, H25. (SCo. act has passed the United Statea senate. Ure. George E. Fenruwn »M Double Ictatanil. white martle,wllh obelisk an) CLIPS AND FIXES. This, if it'tfecomea'a law, will enable the Wra. Derermuj 555 tbcrmomntar. dooorated with arttatlo etchings In OVERCOATS, C' Hn.Jane Itcnnett 881 black ana wbtte, $900. leather-covered clips, various colors, for lady's FRUITS! Presidefit and chiefs of departments to Patrick Itorry aso desk, ornamented with bronze and metal de- remove Republicans without cause und Harvey Carle; 7.48 Caned doer's head, wltb antlers forming pen-radc, signs, M*. to appoint Democrats in their places. Dr. Johnson andB.TeoBroec*Stout...... 0IJO 11.75. Voye letter dies for business men, $2.00. Foreign and Domestic. SUITS ANP SINGLE GARMENTS, Unvllcnrr Barbour 07.05 Oriental Inkeland, cut-glaa» lnk-woU. with three Cheaper dips and flies from lOo. up. A number of wild boars have been im- Wm. L. Molntvre ici.oi caned elephanw on platfonn of bamboo, $1.70. ported into this country. Some of them Janics Callerr "•» Imitation trory Inkstand, with mlnatura elephants' GAMES. Lowest Prices Ever Known in Rod Bonk. LrmaDUcLaln estate ass tusSsloformpon-rac*, |l.»; • hava boon sent to a. Bportsman's farm in Mra. Alfred Morbiu BJS7 Progrosdtc euchre, from S5o. to Bo. We !)»vo this year tie FURNISHING GOODS, Illinois and the others will go to Tuxedo Samuel. Bandox.., 10.26 Eococo Inkitands, wltb olther one or two cut-«lass dark. They will be turned looso and al- John VanBront..... • 10.70 Inkvells, Terr bamisomn. with pen and pencil of Chess, wood,tl.OOto %\M. lowed to breed, and in a few years wild Wm. Boblnaon ... 15.50 miw ronterial. from »1M to USS. Chess, bone. tl.TS. I'rank Vandcrveer 17.HI CbMSand checker boards, pasteboard, trorato. to AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING. boar hunting is expected to be ft fashion- Catharine A. Wbltn ...: ;...... B.fi8 Oammored brass, with dock, $840. Cheaper iradea In brome, brass, glaas,"cte., from MOL; leather, «8c Choicest Stock of Fruit sbto sport. B.tijimtn ITtilto eibilq 41Jil Mr*. Susanna Warren, the oldest wo- Joseph I. Weil '. , 81.73 PENHOUDBBS. Cboss, checker and backgammon boards, cnmblned, we bare ever shown. ' ft ft -r man\n this country, if not in the world, Jln.EIIiha Smith B.6S with dloo-boxes and checkormen, from «5c. to Charlca Morrli. ctillcctor of Ocean township, Qnlll holdora for melal pent with feather haidwme- 60c Call In and get our Prloes. died last*week in the Indian territory. to tbo lnhablunts of Ocean township. Bale for ly painted with Dowers, birds, etc, 55c The records show that she was 130 years loirs of properly osseooa to Chockcrmen, IBc per sot. 5™. Benjamin Oolei ' J7.09 Celluloid penholders, all colors, lOo. Dominoes, from 10c to 11.00. old, Onet>f herdauightors Is living In Jacob Bennett. Ml White Grapes, vory cheap. AuBtin, Texas, aged 07 years. She leaves Jordan Woollej'i eatato 81.18 CABINETS OF PAPER. CrlbbagiMmards, from SOo tof&60. WE CAN'T ENUMERATE ALL OUB &OODS, ' many grandchildren, a number of whom (KM*™ MiKay 19.TO Cablncu of noo linen paper, oontalnlng 4 quires of Cards, from 5c. to Jtc. nor pack. California and other Domestio Grapes, lliUdaFrice 0J3 papeper and 109 cnTelopnelopn,, "Perfection Pure pioo-boies, dloe, crlbbsge pins, etc. of oxcollont quality. HAVE SOME, , , are over 70 years old. llrs. JtaopS rtolilnaon 1S.40 Linen,nen" ocuvoslzoclavoilzee , 911a Commorclat note she. Two young men, residents of Chicago, UJ.rhlllps...... 800.18 $1.60. PAPER WEIGHTS. Bananas, Oranges, Lemons, Dates, Figs, DunlellljUD... 0.48 CuUihus,fbr lady's desk, various colon and shapes, and overy variety of Fruit in Ll> > - fought a duel at that plaoo last Thursday WnuTenlbrmk . 710 Imitation alligator skin, wllh 48 envelopes, one witn swords. Tbo tight was over a Ceorgo H. White 8» quire One paper, ti oornspondence cards, Kfc, 15c the markot. youngwoman. Both men were wounded, F4wln L. Woolley . 14.42 Whlto glass, domc-shapod, with ngured base, 40a. Mrs. Samuel McU 111 asi AUTOGRAPH ALBUMS. aiKMSc Jw Excellent Bargains:T; and a physician who dressed the wounds W. B. Keith. ,, , . 711 Plush. In red, peacock bl rple, olltre green, and says that one of them received fatal in- Joseph A. Johiuon nSt olold-noldn , from We. to $2.00, according to site and •uilature letter presses, We ' juries. The police have been unable to Iaaaa klnir islalo , 780 oualliylliy . some of thosth e are plainplin , otheotherrs em- NUTS! Alice 1). Uuess H.W bossed, and others wim a bnn» medallion on Obelisk shaped, colored-glus, hand-painted wllh discover the narries of the duelists. Ur>. Ellas Danslcr .' 6 35 Wa have an eideptlonallj Duo stock ot Dais ol all ffront page of oorer. llovfer»,etc.,V5c kinds at VERT 1/OW PBICE8. Cyrus W. Field recently secured n Hre. J-ttnJI, Coles 7.0U Genulao Kaiser, train flOo.t o f 1X. Tnm Indus* IN EACH OF THESE LINES OP GOODS, UalUlaiAutl OST Porcelain face, -with concave edge of rod silk, no. verdict of 126,000 in tha London courts a. TonBrocct Stout, aam'r, to Win. O. Kellr. both floral Mid plain pages. - Walnut, 89c. ' ' Leatherette, Illuminated covers, from XOo. to 60a, against James Gorden Bennett for libel, Undivided rmbt In 01 81-10) acres In Ncpiuoe Japanned no, laj. to Mo.' but the judgment has been quashed on township, tin. • according lo olio. , ; , Louis Prattle, the ground that Bennett nas not nn Ann 8. llaulnlr et ais, hetra, to Nlmrod Baulslr. PAPETERIE8. 82 BEOAD ST.. BED' BANK. XI. Englishman and the service of the papers rower of alturnvi to sell real citato In Hou- PHOTOGBAPH AtBUMS. moutlicounty, %\, WeliaTe a larger »arlstt'ot goods tn this clan These boxes contain ono quire of paper and SI oa him in a foreign Country was illegal. Nlmrod Uaulslr, olt'y, to Ellzeboth U. Sinnls. 1 envelopes. \M acres at TlnU.li Pallt, ROW. than bss ever before been ihown ia MonmoUlh There was almost n panio iu Wall Nlmrad Bauielr el unto DliabeibB. Dennis. H oouuty, andoarstook Indudas some exoellont bar- " Perfection pure linen," very nno goods, octavo •bare In l)i ncros at Tlnlon Falls, }1. CALL AND EXAMINE OUR ST street last week. Stocks had been going gains. slue, apt \ commerolal hoto sun, 40b. down for two,or three weeks, but on Man A Altinwn and Tmsliand to Dowltt O New- Imperial artlsUo staUonorj, made *f same material TOYS! Inir a lota at Long Branch, $30. Red pliub, beautifully embossed with momtnz- . astho above, but wllh a highly calendered ear- Wednesday they went don n with a rush. Win o. Hall ux al ah to Andrew Nawman. I toanthl,- -t ^ii^.; !, ww^* ^J litgo caskets, oonUJnlng casdlos, Ove Micks of talnmente,. whlls -a great roof garden is " CLAYTON.—In Unnalnpan township, on Batur- '.«»ii,«s»octe«Jaba*«,and aaal »Ita«nr(nlUal letter dost rod, COo Printed or engnved, from «c to 18.00 per package, also contemplated, > day, Deoctnber lllb. Thomas Ciajton, aged 01 roam according fo style ol card and oEarac\«r of prlni- »•«• IUVEN8.—AlCeatflrvlllu, on Sunday, December Smaller caskeu, same doslgn, 85c.' iDgorengmvuiS. ]$Ui, Jtno, widow of David Ueveni, la Her Wr Wai, seals, etc, sold sepantelf it desired. S. S. SAGUES, Ten Dpllj«« notJEnpugh. i yt*r. 8T.,1tED BAlTK; Catliurinq Owep'tias p'uhllihod a book IlHNnYUEN.-AtlJolindol.onTnuiidsy.aioem A largo variety of paper and correspondence cards of vutiot/M O. ir.Warner & Co.; called "TenDollar*Enough." She may her lOih, Jolii) Uewjhon, eitod 9a joars imd ' inonlhB. kinds in &KM>, itccottnt books, tetter cppylng books, invoice books, MUSIO LESSONS. think so now, but by tho timo she gold 1 xnnvona-.it Bed Bunk, on Friday, December Una, JAMJ3 BHAT,Jn,wlll toicb noslo toa HANOVER. ,.:.:,„.,„.... all tlie jct'irira'mtag and stuff for tile ltth. lloboit, son of James U. Morton), agod»Joaw envelopes', merchaiuUse and tourists tags', eases for legal papers, CONTINENTAL , ovorskirt, she vylU find that nbout ten andStM>nUii.> few pupils In Rot Dank and I totally Uc tbelr bomos. CONTINENACONTINENTAHAMJBUK0-BBEMEN,*.LL . . dollars more is necessary, not Inolud- BHLWRLL -NeiMtodJIililown, nn fiundiy,D» -'seals, eommoreial and writing ink* of all' colors,, and- a great Terms, f0.00 per Quarter. VneXoeliUowliM rel«r- K0 Ingthadressmaker'sbill. Tend6llnnIs oouiber 1»U), Cbarloile, wife of John Blllvroll, aged variety of general stationery goods. •HODS glvsn. Address, LONDON AND ' enough for the material, but trimmings drears. . Mm. JAMES DDAV, IB., 'TAYM>II.-At Fair Ilsven, on Wednesday, De- roHMH^L,I^ and making nost llko elxty. cember mill, Anna Tailor, aged'87 nun tad 8 niD DINK, H. 1. UEEN...... • n monUis, ' H., COOK:, TIIONreON.-At Freehold, on Sunday, Dcomnbor NOTICE! If j •, Born 80. , IStIt, Jauo, wild ot Wm. W, Thomp«on, a{o from* point at or west of jotinw. Btom's WM JfypiKl to haVQ.a small bftttciy In Ilia bcr otli, Amy, Wlfo of Slophon Tiuenow, mod ps Rod Dank, Sorou Uio Naveslnk, or so- run. , s PRINTER Mb STATIONER, in Bhrevnibury nivcr, to « raid or avenue, bootleg. Jje ptojitly olalnia to have beob VAHBBCMT,—AtLong Urancli Vlllsgo, on Thurs- roilio John ll< Pattomm's farm, nesr i born that w»y, but electrician" wo in-day, December Wia, Toonm, dinabttr of Albert I Mot, tt MM highway known as Briar* olinedio doubt It, VanBrunwagodTjean. FRONT foasd to* Cbrfatm*! ia the wprJd wfcar* IAOO0HV

nmtamf; . woe- turn, m-, Piaaos:adft .Organs, »aal M«t«MdItmmm Bad Bank, It. t. In open-mouthed wonder listening to Btvior, who-l»ves * Vigueif, dreamily, for the warmth and comfort were making her drowsy, Do* trto.U) reoafthese dewrfptions. A Fine Assortment She had beard of heaven from the same boy, who told ber tH*r the church door XOlfiSX, Stowsa Blm"a~plaoe Jutf "lUKT&eaven. Fall and-Winter QKAELE3 1V1M8, 'and ahe accepted the comparison, as she CASES.,' did all the rat, in unquestioning' belief HAfcD AND 8TAK0 1I8B0HS IN BBOAD 8TEE1BT, BED BANK. N. T. and otter lgooranoe of tbe meaning 'of PLUSH AMD LCATBEB. , the word;— When «he was all dressed, Mies Russell PBttFCMES, 8AGBKT8, TOIIET TAMES BTEEN, Allstrom&\Morfor(i lifted her again, and carried her to a WATEH8, SOAPS, and cushioned seat io a corner, saying: ., OOTJNSELLOB AT LAW, <>t PabUs 4ud uss ttat was len belitnd "Now sit here quietly, like a good lit- HOXIDAT NOVELTIES "Clothing «" SLJ Oomnladonar of Deoda for ^r^ and ww»w quite Minds tle girl, and I will eoon have something NewTorfc. «i.T0NT0WH,M.J. Musical Instruments nd t imieTtlla, for you to eat beside this." AT A great bun, with plums in it, was WILLIAM D. CAMPBELL, 07 AU.MND6. AT. toe done, placed in Dot's hands, and the kind lady one, Stewart's Pharmacy. ATTORNEY AT LAW, went away. COB. BBOAD * WH1TIBT8, BB> BASK. M. J. ESTET PIAWO8 KiV OBOANS, habeer delict; Far off, quite at tbe other end of the Offloo. In Townlej"* He* BtuMlUf 4 We keepoonitantlron band alamaaumuai long room, she could see a group of BER1FTS SALE.—By virtue of a Uw boatneai lnaUli. braaokak of Moalcal inatnoenw of all klnda, Inolodlng SUUtTStt sOk IB He sunlight's Blare. ladies busy about a tall green tree, which S writ ota.tm.te Birdlrected, Issued out ol toe LONOBBANCH, H.J' lanM, Organ* nutts, Acoordliw, Vlolini, Ban- they were loading with toys, dolls, Court otcbanoery of the eut» of New Jersey, will (M. Uamunleaa,Oruulo«tte«,46.to. toe stUnt from IM tame doc's toe toffitposeJ toal e at public teadue, on.. CORLIES, Tbe Urgeat Aaottmut ot Rb«*( natleln And saootbed Uw blind cart coat or anew, hones and hundreds of bright and beau- Saturday, the 20th day of Jannary, 1887, rya. B. F. BORDEN, Me county. And promised ibe im> Uttle kite a bod tiful things, none of which Dot hsd ever between U» ooun of 18 tad t o'ofcMi (at S 6'ebck) In ner hood, whensbe badn't It on ber tend! seen. She tried to eat ber bun, but the unneanernoonof nldaariM tbe Globe How of ' ALL8TB01I & MOEFOBD, And oounselJed Uie two flereeTom s to be K.C. ElcluuTlson, atBa!B»ok.ln tbetownatilpor BUKOEON DENTIST Broad Street, Ludlow BnUdlnit (leoood flior), Friends In tbe future, and quite agree. • pangs of hunger bad given way to a sick Bnrewatmrr, county of lionmooUi, Hew Jereej, W oathing of food, and she could not swal- : All that tract; or parcel of bud and BBD BASK, M. jr. BundiyCToip.nir' " — t raring wall-eyed brand low. • ;:. : • •• •; •:-,-. •'.•" ' •.• .'• premises tereinilUjr partlcularlj deMritaed, sttu- 1 HUSIO BAU, Bun,nmo, BED BANK, H. I. TWINS LBATl Jfir TOtUE, fijstsbe'iTdoberto*MlhlslKKM wss found, ate, IjlDg sod beldd in me lowd of Bed Bant, In Tb» underdtned, bailnir token obargs of Uw Deabmaea and Ovtlanot itiaet fani4t And tbemc«ber;dst,an« uSbfto*old cur. Over the little thin limbs there crept tbeoountfot Houmouth and State of Newjeraej, i00a.m.i lS0OnM8«,aM SMMn. Sundays, fbattbeysver would find a friend In ter; beslnwng]nuie«oumerlje!ileiit Jledunlc atreet, Hatter, o«a.m. 800p,37 slowly a numbing warmth, and tbe little Union Livery Stables, 0BA8.K.VHG&, Heaane let them out si the rlcitetj door, . kt a point forty-aeven feet tbree Ineheaidlataht from Clothier, Over Nineteen Tears' Experionse in Den- I.B.1TOOK v And washed ber dlibes and swept bar noor. hooded bead drooped till it rested upon toe norUiBaslward comer ot a lot of land belonging ON WUABF AVIKOI, BID BANE, Oeneral Kanagtr. ««n.r«aKe|»r Altai the wall beside her, powerless to rise to Join p. wrnte; lbenc» westnardly along lbs tistry in all its branches, one puroluod a number of Now many a rich little girt list day liu. anutniirlr aids of fit atnet fortr-wren bet inro AND Fartloular AUaaUon glrea to U10 admlnwrauon of "VTEW YORK AND LONG BRANfe^ Bad a Christmas pkrtjirlgiit snd gay, Inchea UtnlA northweswrl j comer of land of Jonn Asaauwtloa. i.~ • BAILBOAB: ••' But we doubt If owl nine whole broad earth /et the child did not sleep. The ladles P.WbteUiBticesouUierljaJODjUie Ibwot John Furnisher. —iKn- ~ Bad a better time or more real mlnb; at the end of the hall, moving to and fro, P. Wiutatotbo sontlieuterljoomer ot said John "ja H. B. VANDOBN, Gomfortable BPfgles and Carrisges, Or made socb welcome, kind bequests, took fantastio shapes in her large, wide- P. Wdlta'B land i ibenoueaitmmiT alon* tbe line iVL S^IUOI Ak dkUlttle Jane to ner poor dumb guetta. open eyes, and she wondered-if-they of Join P. White ttlrtj-aeieo feet two Incnei: which will be Hented out at Uience oortaerlyln-a •iralgbt line to Uw place ot DEMIST, VERY REASONABLE PRICES. would all rush at her by and by, tear off bejlnnlni. Ilalnx a noun and lot of land bosnaed 97 Broad Street, Hethodlst Oburah Building, ODDmencUir Hor. 1Mb, 18BJ. DOT-A CHRISTMA8 STORY. her nefc clothes, and fling her into the northerly by Mectanlc street, vnterlr by land or Oamlbawca rbr pleaaure pmrttea. or TBAlHBIOttBKDBAtW. street again. Once or twice In her uld Wnlto, and somberly by land ot aald WWte, Winter Overcoats a Specialty. , . MDDAKK,N.JV tor ether purpaaca, csui be lilnd a« Learn KnoTbrk TUPtUla.ABeadlnjrB.B., 10 She newr hriiay other ChristiaChristn and euierly by olher laods of formerly Hiiflh Wal- Bis, 1100 a,ra.; icaloa 4a\fit pni She newr wretched.life, she had had a garment laoe, and being the tame promises oonlalned in a tt. G. F. MAR8DEN, ' •air time. ' aundays. 401, SOD aim. via pT nume.atidJ cannot wilyou it hher sur- given to her that had vanished as soon as deed dated tbe SW day of August, A. D., 1OT0, and BROAD ST., BED BANK, N. 1. No bntler teams than ours can be round In Ibis ajn.;UW (40 &00 Ba name WBB Smith or Jones. It is an un- D part of Un county, and pur prtoea will bo found to m i ft0 0 she took it home, and she thought how recorded la Hanmoutti oouaty clerk'a oflloe, tn HO1KEOFATH1O m very reasonable. OlTeusacallwben you wast d cajolery how, in at home where BIIO should cry if her mother tore oS all Book IBS of Deeds, page SM, to. PHYSICIAN AND SOKOEON, toRooukpleunrarldlair.nulludnafoar His for , ^taa 4i»,BW,p js,7, lofff sever, entered,tereij .l where fond titles these warm clothes and sent her about Seized as tbe property of Adam Longstreet et ala, Broad Street, oppoalte WnlU Street, JoumlTes. EUCUARD ATKINS, l were Save* beard, a name so like a lov-sbiving in her rags again. taken In execution at the lull of Edward 8. Allaire, E. M. OOKK. »Wa.n.;4ao.9Nip.in. "-• Aviation was eyor given to the and to be sold by BSD DiX*. N, t. " OoeanOnTO, 8SS,f S5.-74S, 800, (U, MM Then the great tree danced up and am;HN 4^st6,« 49 p.m. down in her dizzy sight, and seemed - THS0D0BS ADHACK, Bterill. [ENRY J. CHILD, Ssabright and UtUs Silm II. II. NITIVS, Sol'r. TIIOS. ?. BROWN. TBAIN8 UUVt BSD BANK. ot one of the little ones who, nodding its strange, bright burden above Dated MOT. S3,1886. . ' l,t7J»] IsrNewTork, «W,766,810, BSS,B«, 1180a.m.: climbing upon a mother's lap in. a cosey her head. She wondered why the babies JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. 149,4 49, a 08, ru p.n. anndajs,8I0,84i> nursery, have pet titles showered upon ONMOTJTH COUNTY COMMON CARRAGE FACTORY a.m!:4as.eoipjn. upon it bung by the neck, and where Office over 8mock'a taanieaa atore on Frost Street, JotIsr NewarNkk andd HlbU. B 8»\7 6081810,0 8S tott , 8 tt;tt them; who kneeling beside a mothers they got such beautiful clothes; why the M PLSA8. BED BANK. N./. USD ».m,; •- pjn. Ban- knoe, l'up baby prayers, and ore lifted horses did not prancei about, nnd what LMGETTa 00.1 H» coUacUna ol UOU promptly lUendal to. BUGGIES, BOCKAWAY8. DEPOT «aya,810,»_ Brown & Kleine, WAGONS. CABRYALLS AND Long Branca, into warm cribs, and folded to aleep in all the strange, fine things were for. JOSEPH D. COOPEB. ( we™*™- . F. WHITE, softest blankets; who, waking rosy and After a time the ladies went-into an- FAKM WAGONS happy, find tjio dholoe selections of toy Noun Is berebr given that a writ of attachment BUCCKBOB8 TO alwanoaband. other room, where, she could, still hear at Ibe suit of Francis II. Lemgett * OoM against tbe JUSTICE! OF, THE PEACE, shopf awaiting their destruction from rights and credits, mtnwra and effects, gooos and their voices, and the lights were lowered DIAL UTA« iOENT. PalcUnB.trtmmtng and repairing In alllUbrancb- babyjflngers, ; .d •-.} /' . > ' - so that tbe long* room was quite dim. chattels; lands anil tenement* of Josepn p. Cooper, M done by ftrrt-nlaM mechanlca. , FOB f BMHOLD T1A KATAWAK. Dibt'8 hursory Was a cellar with atone an absconding debtor, for the sum ot sixteen THOS. P. BROWN, poet OIBoe Dulldloc, ' BID BANK. N. J. Uaio B«] Bank, 7» sjn.; 145, 44s, titpMi Then the child fell asleep, and a dream hundred dollars, Issued out of tne Court of Com- OoUecUoa of BUI» ••pedal tr. - walla and an earthen floor, and' if her came to her, mon Pleas of Ibe County of Monmouii, New Jer- ilM of Wacona and Carriage* at Tor f unber parUculan aee time tables at«attj>s> ' mother ever lifted her, it was to bestow, sey.antbBlwentr-aeoonddayof November, A. D., Adjoining Steamboat Wharf, FrtHot on Bandt In the dream a. white-winged-angel, eighteen hundred and elghty-eli, returnable and npHOMAS DAVIS, JB., Bust. a.P.«T.A.P.SB.B.B. upon her shrinking body a' blow ; her with the face of the kind lady .who bad returned Into court, duly deemed by tbe sheriff ot tf&ewloalliertopBugglea,S new Bockawaya. S J.O. W0ODO.P.A.P.B.B. crib was a dirty blanket in a corner, taken her from the curb-stone, bent over toe county of Honmoutb, on ibe eighteenth day ot EHD B-AJSTK, JST. J. IKSUBANCE AtaTllEAL ESTATE Depot Wagon*. 1 Sorry Wagon, 1 ExUjnatoaTop . where ehe slept alone; and if she ever ler and said: • . • December, A, D.. eighteen hundred and elgnty-alx. AGENT, Fhirtop (ou or two-bone), 4 mm One-Hone Oar- A NEW YORK BAIL heard her Creator's name, it was in a "No more pain, nor cold, nor hunger JAMKS B. FATTER80N, Clerk. rBONT sTBtirr, BED BANK, N. J. ryalla, 3 small Pony Wagont, 1 Village Oart, 1 curse, not a prayer. . H. M. NEWTS, Att'r for FlantuTs.. wnoletala ana itetaU Dealer in P.O.BOI.SI. Basket Fbicton, 4 new rarm Wagona, * aaeond- tarn BODTB TO HIUBOLD. after to-night, Dot." Dated Deo. SOtb, 1880. mtnruos pUced to .tns beat Oompasta on moat . Her father and motlier, tall and strong, And she felt soft kisses on her lipe, and reamixblatttm*. hand DugRlea, S aMond-nand rarm Wagorj and TUU-TABLI IN PBtOT OCT. 18, IBM. worked,part of tbo week to obtain the all faded away into a long, dreamless otben not mentioned. ! Trains .'oave vtakNevTork and Un> BraaebB. means of being drunk the rest, aad hadsleep. TAMES WAlflH, • Parties In need of wagons and oarrlajta will do B.tor.Iratluld.llarUKio, Wtekatunk, no other pleasure in common but that, Coal, mood, Fertilizers, well to glBBKNT tinder the weary nead, no child hod ever $3.00, for only $2.00. PHOXOGRAPHEB8. sioner of Doodi and surreyor. cold corners," or cuffed her and turned nilt W. jr. Mil I lflM * <' her into the streets; where a reeling, bad gentler touch than was given the "We have a boy's Button Shoe, worth HOLIDAYS. swearing man lifted her on his great little «treet waif. • ' ' $1.33, for only C4o., Bizes 11 to 18. "Cannot eat," she thought, seeing the 841 BROADWAY, N. Y. llllLLIUIl ONTHAHD. foot to toes her poor llttlo. aohing bones, LADIES, Includlnic tin cnatest dlnplay of Holiday Hooka We bave a man's Shoe, worth $2.00, for . • -j' across the floor, where she would 11B in un tasted bun held fast in the thin fingers; tor old and Yonra. Almost given away. Dram! a corner trying to suppress her sobs, lest " that Is bad. I. will bave a little warm only 87c. Desire to annouoco to tie residents of Bed Bank DO YOU WANT A Holiday Catalogue free. Mnaatamp. the noise should attract notice and a con- milk for her when the supper is ready. and rlclaltr Uiat their sttldlos at CHOICE LIQUORS 81 CHAMBEBS 8TBCET, sequent trtah abase. ' We must get her into the children's hos- pital for awhile. Bhe breathes as if her The Cheap Weat End Hotel..v,,.,,...Long Brmneb • doors West of Cily Hall Park. NiV Her highest idea of comfort was con O««n Wave Hotel ..... •' " tend in a great brewery at tbe corner of lunga were diseased." BARGAIN? FOR THE HOLIDAY TRADE, AND So with good wishes floating like and the wretched street whore ehe lived, and IMPORTED, DOMESTIC AND where she could sometimes creep into a blessings over her, Dot slept till a great Boot and Shoe Baa*' PaTlIIon '...,Ocean Grove T.F SO, GO TO warm spot, or feel in the gutter outBide burst of music wakened her with a start. the. nun of the hot ref uso that awopt by, She stood erect, her eyes dilated,-her are now open, and work made la Uwlr uiiial atjle iB!l DOLtaaM and whose sweet-smelling steam envel- whole figure trembling. Little children, can be had at any of U>e above studios. Key West Cigars V BOGKWOOD, IT Vnbn two by two, neatly clad, and singing a oped her in warmth. Company, . ~~~t . . ... Knclosa stamp tut d«erl|itlt« She was lying upon the curb-stone, hymn, entered by wide open doors,J and draolarasd usiloionlali. feeling and inhaling this steam, one trooped past her in a seemingly endless WEIS'S, ^ CAN BE FOUND AT THE FRONT STREET, RED BANK. Christmas eve, when Hiss Mary Russell, procession : the great organ pealed above Pacli Brothers. one of the teachers in a large mission her, shuddering with its mighty chords CHARLES .BORDEN, of musirj. . >. •;.,..••, • -o- Sunday-scbopl.JiurryIng past the brew- N. B.—We bavo also'a nice assortment Front Street, Red Bank. ery, muffled have said, and tho teachers of tho Sun- rying the gratitude of the children to I bare on hand a full stock ol bfacllon It guanntenl. dsy-cfhpoi were' preparing a tree and a the Saviours feet; the great trees seeded H. ROBINSON, Proprietor. •m&T A BMBHBD 1B6O. treat pfmjce things > to cat, for the little to bend again over her and cover her Fine gboci, S. M. GAUNT, onerauuer theit charge. It was no nov* with its brightness, and Dot folded her JAME8 ¥7 DAVI8, elty to see any of them entering with bauds and lay quiet, never doubting that Congress Goiter', (Snoaossor to Tbomss Darts), CARPENTER,', little ragged children; but Dot a face ehe had reached a haven of perpetual • . Slippers, NO HOUSE was so utterly wan and white Hint sev- war in th, music and-happiness. Shop and Reeidence, Maple Avenue pe»* eral of the other ladies gathered around One by one the children of the mission Rubber Boots. IN TQE STATE CAN BUOW AS OOKPLKIK AN Commission Merchant, k Montnpu»h Street.1 her as she entered the long .room. school came forward as the teachers ABSORTHENT OF and dealer In 'TfOumt her shivering oh a curb- took the gifts from the tall tree. Girls BED BAWK, W. J. stone," Miss Russell explained, " and she who had looked in vain longing at the Coarse Boots for Farm Work. hsi,«vidinUy escaped from tha oruelties shining toy-shop windows, now plasped DBV CSOODH, Hay, Flour Grain and Feed, of drunken parents. Wo mum feed and a doll, with an instinct of motherhood, 1 wlab to aaure (to public that I mil do FRONT STREET, Hendriokson Block, cloth*.,her, to-night, and to-morrow close.In their loving arms, Boys, for NOTIONS, COLEWirS JEEKilSt wilt tee'tf Blie is a case for the Homo." whom drums nnd tops had been only ' CUSTOM WORK IIOSIEBT, BED BANS, IT. J. "What is your name dcarV" asked imaginary joys, found themselves smil- BVftBS. , : and can frtre better at'JitacUon than erw before. HONEY TO LOAN Vrora Sept. l««h lo> ROT. l«t lath* one of the'ttachors, gently removing the iOB po68BBBors of these coveted treasures. Bootganaehon (orcwntlotnen and liullea mule 01 ' UNDERWEAR, tattered cloak. Little oneB who had ofteu wondered UAbMtnuiaiaVuv ttw Wt manner and at LOW ON FIRST BOND AND MORTGAGE, time to plan* iprfaK Plovkerlac ••* , " Dot I Pleat* ma'am, don't take tha .what "candy tasted like," found their BBOAD St, PBIOE8. BcpalrUw neatly and promptly done. MlLLINEBY, In sunn of 000 Tnouiand Dollars and upwards, Winter forclDK Bnlba, Tallp*, Nar< 'ere. I'll freeze to death If you do," fingers opening painted cornucopias to OLOTUINO, tforparllcnlan address elaaut, Hyaelotli*, JOB«HII«, Hlf At 1 " We Wntrt to ''nut some warmer fludout. Si MILL.GB, DIIOAD STREET. T1I06. DAV18, JB., tha Valler, *«. 1 Clothe* on you, Dot," was the reply; and The organ pealed forth joyous anthoms, CASSIMEBBS, Beal Estato and Injurauce. Dad Bank, H. 3. ' WltlTKR VLOWiniKO WINDOW PLANT* > tbe little one was tenderly llf tedlumotb- and tbero was ever a choniB 6f childish RED BANK, KEW JEKSEY, AIUR«stoekof planu Brown specially for win- ' (rly arms and carried by-Mary's mother Voices to sing the Christmas hymns, CENTS' r blooming now «nbana,aiiranluina,lleUatroMh • into • little room, where a great basket It took a long time to provide each of SLATE ROOFING. Several New Milch Cows uranlas. Vusrhhi. BlrenUwlon, liases, Oallaa ' - - -• dtetrlbntiotf tho little ones with a gift, the older SHOES, Cheaper than Shingles and foor TJns* , , waif was full of .-wondering children with, books, the younger with >- ,-.v,*./w, - She I was in. advanced when tho procession was re- FOE " rVRNITUBE, ' rigs been taken from formed to go into an adjoining room, THOS. WARWICK, Locust aroreNurscrlos, Leedirllla, N, jr, •-i.ljMUTKHlybysucli where supper was bud. . OLA8SWABE, P.O. AdOnta, nSD DANK, N. i, Jfeftd-awl-olntmonl 'The room wan clear of all tho little 1 Sloop of six ton's burthen. RED BANK, N. J., 100,000 Peach Trees IBatteau. la prepared to do Blitn RooHnir of erory Kind at at WALb PAfEB, T78TATE OF JAMES RILEV, DE- ... t soresOB her hack, tbi ones when Miss Buesell, with a doll and low prloM u It coniiiUint vita good work. He J2/c«ased. Nolle* la Hereby Riven toil in* ac- ALL VARirntS, 1 her; feet and hands I nevei born of candy in her bunds, went once 1 Saddle and Cloth, keeni In «toc« a quality of Slate, auflabta for bunt, CBOCHEBT, counts of tbe subscriber, nmutor or aald deoeMed, r'tangled hair, oi moro to Dot's corner. out-noniM, etc., wblcb tie put* on >l rery low will ba andltad and Mated by tbe (nnvgaM. am 1 Set.of Heavy Harness, single. • prloei. reported to tbe orpbsnt Oonrl of Un) eountyof faw. ; "BtlU Bleeping," she thought. "I % CABPETS, *c. MonDontb,en TUii^BAT.JANUABV For Sale at Low Prices, should have thought the music and light 1 One-lione Sleigh and Bells. Slate HooHug; In Color* and Pica re • king's daugh- Work • Specialty, ^ Alaoals>|«<)iuuil|tr'of'' , ,' , would have wakened her." •' 1 One-horse Farm Wagon. M lucn uniform miallllea ant eitrenwly eiothed la clean All work Rnaraniefld. I bare a pattnl comport' Closi Nanwiy Stoeltv < out and She bent lower, touched tho llttlo 1 One-horse Sump Body, i lion for nilng leaky chlouyi. Tu popor for aals. FOR 8ALUMJHBAP. toodtled hood, and then knelt suddenly, dropping : Oallonoraddrvss, TB08. WARWICK, her toy and candles, her face palo aa 1 JfommnitbBt.,Ho(lB»in,N,J. Prioes FARM OF 80 ACRES NEAR Fruit Trees of All Kinds. aahes, And the tear* streaming from hor man. B, jr. BABNBS, NEWMAN 8PBING8. eye*. .::•••• ..... ••• • :y} Or JOSEPH MOUNT, Agent, ALL KINDS OF THE KEIFFEBPEAH A BPEOIALTY;. nouw and outbuildings. Bolt adapted to early Vat cold and starvation had done their / > ljocoM Point, Navctinlt, N. X tmek and oonronlent tt markets. Hd work, and full of the strange, new STEINBACH BROS., Address THOfl. DAVIR. Jr lro*a Warawitt**,' happlnoM»urroundiOB,her, llttlo DoVfaad bni-beid. printed at tarn lUomru flukjandcamo THE LONG BRANCH and ABBDttTf PABK. B*d Baiik, Hi 3.