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ESTABLISHED 1850. Toms River, N. J., Thuisday Afternoon, June 1, 1893. VOLUME 43—NUMBER 35

LAKEWOOD. OCEAN GROVE MEETINGS. ISLAND HEIGHTS. A FRIEND’S TRIBUTE BARNEGAT. PROPOSED NEW RAILROAD. QUEEN & CO. Ttie Program of Important Events For To the U te Ex-feherlff' Joseph Parker. short Line from New Lisbon to look O F P H I I j ADHLPHIA THE SEASON IS AT AN END. tlie Summer. SERIOUS RUNAWAY ACCIDENT When ou that bright spring morning the A SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT. Beach. Send their EYE SPECIALIST The Ocean Oroya Camp Meeting Association word reached me that Sheriff P aik er had juat Several meetings have been bold by people But It was tho Best One Lake- has just issued the following program : beeu suddenly called te the Spirit Land, I Our Public School Closes a Most at TO M S RIVER,Wednesday, June 14 Other Local G ossip that You Like bavlug property on Long Beach U ascertain Auditorium opeuing, Mrs. Palmer's aud could scarcely realize the truth o f tho state­ whether theh lute tests would be prom oted by He will be found at wood Has Had. to Know About. Profitable Year. young people’s meetings, summer Sabbath- ment. It seemed ae if there must be aome building either ef two railroads proposed to fromiour school census in our towuahip reports as fol­ dent o f Dickiusou Coliege, Pa., 10.3d A. u . while out driving with the young horee of G. pearance m the enjoyment o f perfect health, gram as follow* t with ether seaside resorts; and now !t look? eyes. Every pair of glosses ordered guaranteed to he satisfactory lows: Number of children of school age 358. National Anniversary of American Indepen­ D. Robins. The horse became frightened and should now be removed from his friends oo Chorus, “ Oh broad land, oh fair land," as though something may be accomplUhed. • Lakewood District. N o. 1 4 - males 1S4; females dence—Tuesday, July 4th. Oration, Dr. J. commenced to kick. Mr. McKaig In trying to earth and the active sceuts o f his busy life. school. The two Hies proposed aro one from New BUSINESS CARDS. 126; attend no school 48; unvaccinated 157. Embury Price, pastor of St. James’ M. E. dodga the hoofs of tbe horse was thrown I was acqualutod with Joseph Parker for Opening address, Winnie Prcdmore. L'.shou to Manoahawkln, 25 m iles long, ths Thomas Roberts Runyou District, No. 4 6 -males 87 ; females church, New York city, 10.80 A. m . violently to ilia ground and received several mors than a quarter of a century. Not so long Recitation, “ Guilty or not guilty,” Alice other from Medford to M unuabawklo, 83.8 23; attend no school 8; uuvacciuated 48. W . C. T. U. o f N. J —Thursday, July 6th , severtt bruises, but was not dangerously hurt. a time as many o f his older friends knew him, Russell. miles long. These roads are estimated to cest A LBEKT 0. MARTIN. Practical Tlnuer Sevcu Stars District, No. 47—males 3 0 ; females Friday, July 7th, Mrs. Emma Bourne, presiding. Mr. Shock alter finding it impossible for him but long enough to seund tho depths o f bis Recitation, “ A school b oy ’s troubles," Van respectively about @12,000 In cash per mllo Manufacturer o f Tin and Sheet Iron 18; attend no school 14; uuvaccinated 48, King’s Daughters, Mrs. Margaret B ecom e, to check and quiet tbe horse endeavored to warm, tender heart, as well us learn his Integ­ Predmore. A t t o r n e y an d each, that Is •300,000for the first, and *405,600 Ware,Tin Roofing und Spouting. Also Total for township—males 191; females 107; president—Saturday, July 8th. jum p from the vehicle but became entangled rity and honorable naturo. Recitation, “ Care," Laura Stokes. for the other. Iu view of tho fact that the first S o licito r i n C h an cery . Dealer iu Stoves, Heaters, Ranges, attend no school 04 ; unvaccinated 241. Oceau Grave Sunday-school Assembly, Rev. iu the wheels and before he was able to ex­ in my frequent visits to Forked River I often Recitation, “ The lazy ant," Grace Francis. Hoc w ill connect by way o f the K inkora branch H ouse Furnishing Goods, Furniture, called ou him—in fact I would have to be very Reading, “ Paul Revere’s ride,"Lucia Wright. OFFICE OVER THE BANK, Severul Lakewood carpeuters and mechanics Dr. B. B. Loomis, conductor—Tuesday, July tricate himself tbe horse started and dragged with the Penuiylvaula system at Trenton and Cutlery, Lamps, terns, Glassware, employed by R. and A. W. Bordeu, arc work­ ilth , to Thursday, July 20th, Inclusive. Bac­ him several yards, aud when he endeavored busy indeed if I failed to pass at least a few Singing, “ Ob, bow I love the summed,” of Us lo w e r first co»t, it ha* t.v»u adopted by Toms River, N. J. Queens ware, Wooden and Iron Pump< ing at Shrewsbury, whore they have several calaureate eermou, Sabbath, July 16. C. L. 8. to get up he found his collar bone was broken. minutes with my generous old friend. I al­ Geneva Jones, Bessie Storms, Ethel Townsend, the com m ute* who arc w orkin g up the scheme. etc, All ordfirR fo r new work, or »<* flue cottages to finish for this season’'* n m . C. Graduation H at, Thursday, Jnly SOllij They both congratulated themselves on their ways received a '*«rdlal greeting, and when May King, This ronto will famish «i short Hu* lo Um, T HOLMES BIRDSALL, pairing, or repairs and bricks for paney. oration, George E. Vincent, E*q.,ChauUuquu, fucky c*cape from such a dangerous position. departing always heard hi* farewell words: Recitation, “ Biddy Redwing's nest," Lang­ beach, from the Delaware valley, New York, stoves, heaters, ranges, etc,, prom ptly A branch o f ths New Jersey Bulldlug Loan N. Y. Tho horse was caught by W. R. VanSsholck. " G ood bye, my b oy, and goed luck to you ." ford Edwards. and all the growing towns from New York to ^ * A t t o r n e y a t L aw, attended to. Please give me a call, and Iuvceiweut com pany was organized last Sabbath Observance Day—Saturday, July The harness was badly broken and the wagon Our lost Interview, only a few days betorc Reading, “ Johnnie's mathematical calcula­ Trenton, on the Pennsylvania Railroad's main M a s t e r and E x a m in e r in C h a n c e r y BLUE FRONT STORE Wednesday evening with officers as follows: 22d, Rev. J. II. Kuowles, D. D ., presiding. completely demolished. his death, chanced to be much longer thau tions," Maggie Falkinburgb. line. and N o t a r y P ublic, Lectures ou Iudiau Life, by Rev. Edgerlon usual. He took pleasure in shew lug his new Recitation, “ Decoration Day,” Hannie Cox. Main Street, Toms River J. H. Todd, President; F. 8. llurlburt, Vice- Miss Alice Rue spent several days with The dlstanco from Camden to Mannahawkln o f f i c e o n m ain s t r e e t , o p p o s it e President ; R. B. Robbius, Secretary and R. Young, missionary to the Indiana—Monday friends in Branchport this week. quarters at the Parker [louse and said he had Concert recitation, “ What wo learn at by the N ew Lisbon route w ill be 50.1 miles, the decided to retire from actlye business and pass school," four primary school girls. THE OCEAN HOU8E, TOMS RIVER, N. J. Treasurer; C. C. Pearce, G. G. 8 m ilb, J. 51. July 24th; Tuesday, July 25th. Mrs. Jennie Kendall of Philadelphia spent a distance by the Medford rou te w ill be 52.1 Todd, I. V. Ilall, J. F. Stephenson, 8. 8. Tay­ Women's Home Missionary 8#ciety o f M. E. few days with Mrs Kato Naylor last week. the remainder o f the time allotted him in a Reading, “ The brown thrush," May Falkln- miles, the difference being four miles less by church—Wednesday, July 2 6 th ; Thurbilay, quiet manner. In the course of our conver­ burgh. W. CARMICHAEL, W . G. CONRAD lor, W. H. Burgess, R . B1 Robbins, C . A. Bye, John Harris of New York, was in town Mon­ way o f Medford, but the p reien t expenditure G. E. M ajor and F. 8. Hurburt as Directors. July 27th, Mrs. General Fisk, presidlug. day looking after his properly and having the sation he used the following w ords: " I thank Recitation, “ The milkmaid," Gsneva Jones. DEALER IN ALL KINDS Of by this ronto being over $ 100,000 m ore to build, * C ounselor a t L a w an d The uiaiu office o f the company is at Trenton, African M. E. church Jubilee, Bishop Turner. necessary repairs attended to, as he expects to the good Lord that I am at peace with my fel- Chorus, “ Put the books aways,” school. and the extra distance to N ew York, New J UMBER, COAL AND WOOD, HARD and it has branch organizations throughout New Auditorium Day, Sabbath. July 30th. occupy it at an early date this summor. lowrnan, and I am thankful too for the good Recitation, “ The bluebird's song," Stella Jersey aud the Delaware valley to the beach by" M aster in C hancery, Hankius. the Stale. 24th anniversary o f first m eeting at Oceau Ths cash carriers which have bseu placed in health I am blasted with." Little did I think the M edford route were the reasons that deter­ L w are, Locks, Hinges, Screws, Nails, at he followed me to the door and saw me O f f ic e on M a in S t r e e t , Mr. and Mrs. Thom as Latimer and Joseph Grove, Bishop ------, 10.30 A. M .; Rev. Joseph McClees & Co.’s store seem to attract much Recitation, “ Over tho hills to the poor mined the committee to adopt the routs by way Gant, a brother o f Mrs. Latimer, fo r thirty Cook, D. D ., LL. D., 7.30 l*. m . atluntiou aud cause considerable comment. off in safety that I would never again see bin house," lluzie Iumuu. Toms River, N. J. Glass, etc., D oors, Sash, B lin ds and •f New Lisbon. years residents o f Salt Lake City, Utah, are Ocean Grove twenty-fourth aunlvaisary stn- T. C. Parsons has beeu coufiued to the hsuse venerable countenance In earth life or hear his Recitation, “ Tbe wind," Nellie Burdsall. Tho Pennsylvania Railroad company han Mouldings, Shingles, Lath, Lime, Ce­ vlces—Monday, July 31st, 7.30 r . m. cheerful voice In the future. Recitation, “ Keep on trying," Will Russell visiilug frieuds aud relatives at North Lake- for several days ou accouut of sickness. agreed to make a favorable traffic contract wood. Epworth League eouventiou — Tuesday, John II. Lemming left for Cramer H ill last In his long public career he m*d« many Recitation, “ The squirrel’s arithmetic," May T AW OFFICES. m ent, Brick, etc., etc. Low est prices over this route, which will undoubtedly enable The Lauicl House—the last o f all the large August 1st, Rev. Percy Perinchief, presiding. week where he has secured a permancut friend* and acquaintances, and no doubt as King. ^ EDWARD H. MURPHY, the com pany to earn at least five per cent, on Office and Yar on Bay street, hotels—cIobcs today ; aud the season o f 1893-93 National Temperance and Publication So­ position. Ills many friends wish him success proprietor of the well known Lafayette House Singing, “ In the prison cell I sit," Annie its first mortgage bonds, and other fixed is at au end. But it was the greatest success ciety— Wednesday, August 2d, to Sabbath, and rapid promotion. he entertaiued m ore guests than any other Grant, Nettie Ridgway. S hreeve’ s B u il d in g , tu Barnoeat N. J. charges, with a prospect of dividends on the jhat Lakewood has seen; and everyone is August Gib, inclusive, J. N . Steam s, Esq., J. W. Whltcraft formerly of Philadelphia, Ocean county hotel man living. He was al­ Recitation, “ In school days," Georgia 3 4 4 E a s t S t a t e S t r e e t , T r e n t o n . stock In tho future, as tho business on the actitely engaged iu*preparatione to m ake next presidlug. The Silver Lake Quartet will he iu ill make the Heights his permanent hom e and ways courteous and even tempered, ever ready Ready. beach shall enlarge. winter far surpass eveu this. attendance, aud au array o f distinguished to receive bis patrous at any hour o f the day Reading, “ Nellie’s Uepeutence," Beppie No. 11 WALL STREET, NEW YORK, ill manage the grocery business o f his brother If subscriptions to the extent of $150,000 are Prof. John B. Thomas aud W. W. Tompkins speakers, including Colonel G eorge W . Bain, or night. Travelers have been known to drive Falkinburgb. Birdsall & San E. B. Wbitcratt, who will devote his whole made by the parties locally interested, the other have each placed contracts with Bordeu Bros, the Kentucky orator. for miles for the sake of stopping all night Recitation, “ Sixty years ago," Amelia New­ T ^R . LEON GOBLE, attentlou to the carousel which he Is now run­ $150,000 required to build tho road can be foi the election o f their new cottages. Ocean G rove Memorial D ay — Monday, ning at Toms River. with “ Uncle J o e ," as he was sometimes called bury, Sadie Randolph. obtained. L u m b e r , C o a l , Thomas Sherman, o f North Lakew ood, has August 7th. by his m ore intimate friends. Recitation, “ Thistledown,’’ Helen Wright, ^ DENTIST, Mr. and Mrs. Micajah Ellis have moved In The committee appointed to secure subscrip­ a flue team o f horses, purchased from Charles Industrial Christian Alliance, A. W . Miibuiy, lhair cottage over the river for the summer as Early Iu life Joseph Parker united with that Recitation, “ Little W iilie," Ethel Townsend. o f f ic e a t union h o u s e , m ain s t r e e t , tions Is as follows: T. H. Cuudorman, G. E. Limo, Cement, Plaster, R. LeCoinple. Mr. Lecompte has sold a num­ presiding—Tuesday, August 8tli. they have rented their Vansant avenue cottage vast fraternity wherein the internal, uot tbe Chorus, " Away over mountain,” school. TOMS RIVER, H. J. Paul, O. S. Ridgway, Gehrge W. Bailey, Isaac ber o f fine auimals roundabout the suburbs Scriptural Uofoldtngs aud Spiritual Exposi­ to Mrs, Isabella Brown for the season. external qualifications of a man ars regarded, Win. L. Nlvcson has moved from the Ph&ro Office Days—Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Lath, Shingles, Doors, W. Dougbten, Frauds Ruth, I. A. Leo and C. this spring. tions, by Rev. George D. W atson, D. D .— Wed­ and It is said he was the last charier member house on Bay street to the Randolph house on Teeth extract,c' vithout pain by Antes,ihetio D. C. Walsh and fam ily opened their resi­ II. Woodruff, of Philadelphia; Benjamin applied to gums. Sash, Blinds and Nails, Strawberry crop promises to be large iu this nesday, August 9th, to Saturday, August 12th, o ! Harm ony Lodge, No. 18, F . & A. M. af Main street. dence on tbe Camp Bluff for the season on Archer, David Baird and John Harncd, of vicinity ; and a few warm days will bring In inclusive. Saturday. Toms River. Mrs. Estes and Miss Flora Dllks, who have at lowest prices for cash. Camden ; Benjamin Wright and D, E. Culver, the ripened berries. Young People’s Day—Sabbath, August 13th. T he Perennial is uow opeued for the ac- His domestic rolatious were particularly been on a visit to Camden and Philadelphia, IV/TRS. A. PACKER, of New York; W. J. Thomsen, of Gloucester; J. J. NacNamara will soou build to his Women’s Encouragement Meetings—Wednes­ commedation o f all w ho may wish first class happy and by his wife (with whom he lived have returned home. Bear of D. 0. Parker’s 1 . Robert B. Engle, Ferdinand Hardt, William ^ POUND STORE, Clifton kveuue cottage, and uso the addition as day, August 10th, to Friday, August 18th, In­ board. It will bv operated by Mrs. Edwin over fifty yearB and who preceded lilui to thu Mrs. Rhuda Errlckson, who has been at Entrance on Water St. f lom s ruver’ He wit and Richard McCunney, of Beach a jewelry store. clusive, Mrs. Wheeler aud Mrs. Chandler. Brueht of Philadelphia, who has had much ex­ grave a few short months) he had twelve chil­ Mcrchantville for sometime past, is again at Main Street, near Water, Toms River Haven ; and E. D. Stokes, of Monnt Holly. S. F. Newman, o f North Lakewood, bus the Women's Foreign Missionary Society—Sat­ perience in the hotel and boarding bouse busi­ dren, nine o f whom are living. One eon, borne. e v e r y t h in g s o l d b y t h e p o u n d . finest field o f rye lu this neighborhood. urday, August 19th ; Sabbath, August 20lh. ness. May she have a prosperous season with David, became a prominent man In the Samoa Louis Mitchell, jr., has gone te Camden, SatioeB, calicos, muslins,ginghams,ontlngs,cloths AMONG OUR CHURCHES. o f ail kinds, toweling*, aud everything kept by a itum aok’s Yard, R. and A. W . Bordeu are erecting a parish Annual Camp Meeting— M onday,August 31st the rest o f the business people. Islands, and is uow in a distant part of the where he will learn the mysteries of the general furnishing store, remnants of carpets,etc. hall and Sunday-school building for A ll Saiuti to August 31st, inclusive. O pening sermon on T he festival Saturday evening under the globe. plumber’s trade under the tuition of H arry C. First ltaptist. Opposite Railroad Depot, Toms River- (F.piscopal) church. Tuesday, August 22d, at 10.30 a . m,, by Rev. auspices of tbe ladies of tho M. E. church The funeral which was held frem his late Lounsberry. T w o persons jolned^the chu rch by letter last Dr. and Mr*. I. H . Platt and Freeholder Bishop L. M. Waldeu. proyed a success financially as well ae furnish­ residence on M onday, May 15th, was largely Mrs. Lewis Goldsmith and daughter, who J^OSTEEN WALTON, Sunday. William J. Harrison started for C hicago and ing considerable pleasure for all those present. attended; and the floral pieces were very beau­ have spent the winter In Philadelphia, are T he Christian Endeavor m eetin g at 6.45 next U M B E R , COAL, LIME, the fair on Monday. There was many cal!* fer Lrnning cream , but tiful. The Methodist pastor, Rsy. L. N. Clarke, again occupying their residence on Bay street, C o n tr a c to r o f P la st e r in g a n d POINT PLEASANT. Sunday evening will be led by Edgar Havens. Rev. Morgan Dix and wife, of New York nene could seem to procure It except on e o f the officiated, taking his text from Ezekiel 18:25— H. A. Tolbert and crew have finished the Subject, “ Vow and pay;" text, Eccl. 5:4. B r ic k -L a yin g . Cement and Brick, Doors, city, were among the last of the Laurel’s " Y et yo say, Tho way of the Lord ie uot equal. L Flouuder us well as has# fUhing at the lulet. the young ladies In charge o f one of the many Government work at Handy Ilook, and are Subjects of the sermons for next Sunday aro Repairing neatly and promptly done. All guests. tables. A young gentleman was also heard to Hear now, O house o f Israel 5 is not my way once moro home, ready for another job. Work guaranteed. Eotimutes or advice given Sash and Blinds, Also, Mrs. 8usan Burdge, over 70 years o f ag*, not announced, hut they will be themes of Considerable lime is being used by the call for three strawberries, and there was a equal ? Are net your ways uucqual ?" It was Children’s Day will bo observed in both with pleasure. Address, was taken to the Trenton lusuno Asylum last lutercst. farmers this Bpring ; much mors than iu the a moat impressive sermon. Rev. O. W. TOMS RIVER, N. J. Blacksmith’s Coal. At week. misunderstanding concerning the order, lor churches here on June tlth. past. Wright, the Presbyterian pastor, assisted in A large audience listened to an interesting Contractor Abraham Lower cannot get when it was filled to the astonishment of the A game of ball was played here en Saturday The marriage o f Rev. S. G. Webb, pastor of addretB before tho Junior O rder United Ameri­ ROBERT STREBLAU, lowest prices for cash. enough carpenters to suit him. Friend Lower young man the one plate was placed before tho services. The Interment was in Goed last between tbe Little Giants of Toms River, the Presbyterian church at New Gretua, and can Mechanics on last Sunday evening. Tho was ever a hustler from way back. him with the three lone berries Instead of the Luck cemetery aud the Masonic ceremony was und a nine of about equal age ef this town. Miss Helen Freeiuuu is announced for next couductcd by Past Master Jonah Moorhead, church was tastefully decorated with bunting 8ofl crabs are coming to the frout as a sea­ three plates as was Intended to be ordered, aud 8cere—25 to 14 In favor e f Barnegat. "W a t c h m a k e r a n d J e w eler, month. Mr. Webb is well kuowu throughout and flag* and choice cut and potted flowers. K. A . B R A N T , son able delicacy. the consternation was pitiful te be seen that 82d degree, of Merchants Lodge, New York A Strawberry Festival and Zoological con­ Repairing of Watches, Jewelry, Spectacles, our county from his efficient work us Secre­ appeared upoe the countenance of the unlucky city. Many members of Harmony and Mari­ test will be given in the Presbyterian church islRtirt Heights m . E. Church. —DKALKU IN— Tho strawberry festival at VanNote’a hall, etc., a Specially, tary o f the County Sabbath-school Association; t r io ; hut after the error had been rectified tho ners Lodges were present aud took part In tho Clark’s Landing, netted $ 5 9 - so much toward ou Friday evening June 2d. Services next Sabbath conducted as usual by and Miss Freemau is one of tbeteacher* iu our berries were placed before them and they en­ last sad rites. WATER STREET. TOMS RIVER. the parsonage fund. The Presbyterian church on Sunday last was the pastor, Rev. J. Hoffman Batten. M orning E v o r y t h i n y public school. joyed them amazingly as well as the error. Farewell, old friend ; wo leave you sleeping Four doors east o f the Bank. T. II. Green our csal and lumbar dealer, has decorated with some handsome flowers that subject: “ Laborers with G od;" evening sub­ Extra services are being held iu the M. E. been appointed train dispatcher at Asbury Park. Tho Borough authorities seem intent upon by the side of your beloved companion, and cam e from the reception to the Princess Eula- ject : “ Christ crucified.” for Building church. the abolition o f the dogs witblu our limits. West Point Pleasaut M. E. Sunday-school is know that your rest is free frem all earthly lie in New York. We are glad to note that so far. our summer \ XTAI A. PATTERSON, From Foundation Brick, Lime and Rev. J. J.chtnd Howard o f Muiawun, a care. A migo practicing for Children’s Day. At their regular meeting Friday evening a 8evcra! of our townsmen are already era cottagers seem to coaslst largely of Christian Cement to Finishing Touch of Paint. former parlor o f our M. E. church was in towu PRACTICAL Clark's lee cream suloou Is again open. motion was passed to pay tho Marshal #1 for Ivydale, W aretown, N. J , May 22, 1892. plovefron the Sandy Hook boats and more will people, aud enter heartily into our worship. C edar and Oak Boat Boards, Spars, on Montiuy. Tbe Leighton is in the bauds o f the painters. all dogs ho may kill, aud Instructed him to follow later on. We w elcom e them, w hatever m ay be their de­ Paint, Varnish and Nulls. Several more weddings arc talked of. HARNESS MAKER, procure a net for the purpose o f catching the®. Tbe Chas. BeuueU house on Main street nomination, for in Christ Jesus we are all one. S. II. Pearce has moved into his ucw home. FEMININE FOIBLES. VanHise Building, Washington St., COAL ANB WOOD. Conductor Alien'd prospective home is pro­ It Is astonishing to see the number o f dogs that being repainted-an excellent improvement. The annual camp-meethig will be held this Dover Township School Census. gressing finely. have no owner. For instance one gentleman year from July 19th to August 1st, inclusive, Toma River, N. J. Fencing, Drain Pipe, Fertilizers, Etc. The nianoy shirts worn by chic maids cost Prof. Germain’s newly couipletod cottage ex­ has ten dogs of different kinds and qualities, Evening services only will be held, excepting TOMS R IV E R , N. J. 83 each. A Literary Sensation. Peter Tilton, School Census Enumerator fer cites much favorable comment. and when asked a few days ago what lie on tbe Sabbaths. Strenuous efforts are belug Perfume Is vulgar, but It is now the fad to ‘ Uncle Tom’s Cabin" has certainly “ broke 1 OHN V MATHEWS, Dover township, gives us the follow ing Infor­ Lawrence D. VanNote’a new hotel is bring thought of tho action of the council made tho inude to secure the services o f one e f the sew a multitude o f tiny sachet bugs in the hem loeee” ! The copyr!ght.ou this most famous of mation regarding the 771 behool children iu pushod forward by contractor Abraham Lower. reply, “ He did not think much o f it, hut Bishops upon on* of the two Sabbaths. f j of the gown. American novels, by Mrs. Stows, has recently CS-MD. M, HOLM AN, the various districts : Tbe time table now in force is quite con­ nevertheless it would uot effect him much as B o a r d in g , S ale a n d E xchange S t a b l e s Tho bell skirt gives tone to the costume. expired, which frees its publication from tbe Methodist Episcopal. Silvertou District, No. 26 -43 males ; 31 fe­ venient iu Us connection with Trenton and he had but one deg belonging to h im ." And General Insurance Agent. Roses fade ou belug placed in an iulenae monopoly of the high-priced publishers, aud The early Epworth League service next Sun­ HORSES TAKEN AT LIVERY. males , 15 attend no sch ool; 72 arc uu vacci­ Philadelphia. But we wonder wiii that air there are many of the same character ws find Barouche, Straw-ride anti all kinds of rigs ready nated. as wo listen to the general discussion on the light, though iu anticipation of this fact they have day evening will be led by Miss H . P. Rogers. at ail times. line route from Trenton ever be built ? Successor to dog question. Pluk promises to be the summer girl’s favor­ within a few mouths greatly reduced Its price, Subject: " Home missions; or the heathen at Office: J. V. Matthews’ Blacksmith and Wheel- Cedar Groye District, No. 27—38 males; 46 Oceau Fire Company held a supper m Lcod right Shop, Tom s ltiver. N. J. ite co lo r. now that It is really “ unchained" the con­ our d o o rs.’’—Luke 10:39-27. fem ales; 15 attend no school; '51 are uuvac­ Hall ou Saturday evening. Our fire laddies Sweet peas are growing In faver for garden sequences are something surprising. John Last Sabbath the local League celebrated tho SHINN & HOLMAN, cinated. should receive all possible encouragement. TUCKERTON. cultivation. Alden, Publisher, o f New York, issues several anniversary of the general Epworth League /"IH A S . T. HUDSON, Cold Spring District., No. 23—25 m a les; 22 Alfred Newman, one of our oldest and most The “ aluminium umbrella" is no thicker or editions, selling them only direct (not through organization. The church was appropriately Office at same old place. All females; 6 attend no school; 40 are unvacct- respected citizens, died last Thursday at his ^ BARBER. (Japt. William P. Smith will sail a new yacht heavier than a lead panel!, agents or book sellers); one in good type, trimmed with flowed and hunting. In the nated. home on Bay avenue, aged nearly 77 yeaii. kinds of Insurance effected at built *1 Bristol, Pa., around to Beach llaven It is now the fashion to spell one’s numo out paper covers, for 5 cent*, sent post-paid, or morning; Pastor North preached from the topic E s t a b l is h e d 1 8 7 7 . White Oak Bottom District, N o . 29-2 0 Ills death was caused by a complication of for J. P. Crozier. She it said to be a flyer. In full. Initials are not purtnlsaible. the same bound in cleth fo r 10 cents with p ost­ " The man for the tim es." In the evening the O ppo site t h e O cean H o u se . lowest rates. See him before mules; 9 fem ales; all atleud school ; 28 are A9tbiua aud Bright's disease. His wife had Our baseballUts are getting ready lor tbs T he fashion n lslc* of 1830 arc lasing largely Where Satisfaction is generally given to all cus­ unvaccinated. age 7 cents extra; also an excellent large-type League occupied the front scats, and Mr. placing your Insurance. died but a short lime before. Interment fray and expect to cover thcmEBlves with glory tomers. Indies’ Shampooing a specialty, done Gowdy District, No. 30 -2 5 males ; 30 fe­ drawn on for modern mode suggestions. edition, on fine paper, handsomely bound in North addressed then from tbe topic “ Choice by Mrs. Hudson. made at White Lawn cemetery. He wae the ou the diamond field this summer. MAIN STREET, The popularity o f the old time gingham is on cloth for the price of 25 cents, postage lOcenla- of associates.'’ males ; 3 attend no sch ool; 26 are unvacci­ f*th*r of C. A, Newman o f Lakewood, and All who stayed aw ay from the flower festival the ascendant. 8urely a copy of “ Uncle Tom’s Cabin’' will TOMS RIVER, 1ST. J. nated. also of W. P. Newman. ^ JL Y S SE S S. GRANT, are to be commiserated; for they certainly The blouse waists In tlika and prints are soon b* found In every hom e where It is not Toms River District, No. 31—180 m ales; 104 Joseph II. Cook formerly a f Point Pleasant missed It. THE MARKETS. fem alss; 34 attend no sch ool; 171 are unvacci­ very much iu evidence. already. Mr. Aldan send* a 32-page pamphle and a son o f the late Thomas C ook, died at his J. Carroll French, whose wedding w e recent­ R eported for the New .Te r s e v Co u r ie r by T on sorlal A r t is t , nated. T be fall standard lamp l« goin g out o f style. describing many of his pnblications free, or a N . D. K endall hone No. 340 Decatur street, Brooklyn, on ly chronicled, has taken the position of book­ Palmer, Rivenburg A Co., Wholesale Commis­ Union District, No. 32—54 males ; 31 fe­ Mignonette I* the favorite flower of the Jay catalogue of 128 pages of choice books, a WATER STREET, TOMS IUVER, N. J. May 19lb, aged 67 years. Interment was keeper at the San Remos hotel, New York. sion Merchant* in Fruits and Produce, 166 Hunku,: Stationary : and males ; 15 attend no school; 73 are unvacci- for millinery use. veritable “ literary gold mine” for hook-lovers, Open every day (except Sunday) from 7 30 a. hi. mad- at the Friends cem etery, Prospect Park, William Beers, of Lower Bank, succeeds him In Rcade St , New Fork City. The latest hnlr brush has a pin receptacle in for 2 cents. Address J o n if B. Al d b n , Pub­ nated. Brooklyn. to » p. mi.; Saturdays, from 7 a. m. to 12 midnight. Fancy : Gnnds French’s stere here. Ne w Y o r k , May 29, 1893. Island Heights District, No. 52 —24 males; IU back covered by a detachable mirror. lisher, 57 Rose 8 t., New York. Carlos Steelman, o f this placs, ws* recently Apples, Baldwins, $2.50 to f3.50- Spies, School BooltH and Supplies, -Pens, 31 females; 6 attend no school; 17are unvacci­ The hoop skirt agitation has ended. ------— married to Miss Lizzie Mathis of Hammooton, ♦3.00 to $4.00; Russets, $3.50 to $3.25. Pota­ A1IUEL C. BAILEY, Pencils, Pads, Note Paper and nated . AT BRIGANTINE. Open work straw hats will be much worn. by the Rev, Mr. Rundall. It was a quiet home CEDAR GROVE. toes, Burbank. $1.50 to $2 25; Rose, $1.75 to s Dealer n Envelopes in great variety. Total for township -403 males ; 362 females; The summer will bring a general revival of Old ball* Predict a Great Fishing wedding-none present but the family. $2.50. Butter, creamery, 1 9 ^ to 2 0 c; dairy 99 attend no sch o o l; 508 are unvaccinaled. curded cottons o f the old lime type. Our public school has closed for the season. FRESH, SALT AND SMOKED MEATS, New York and Philadelphia Morning The Presbyterian Sunday-school i* now held extras, 19 to 20c; firsts, 1 8 ^ to 19c. Eggs, Last year the total number was 792; a full­ B esson. B lack velvet rose* are nsed in millinery. Miss Jessie Polhemus has been engaged again EUTTER, LARD, MINCEMEAT, ETC., ETC. and Evening Papers. at 9 30 in the m orning. 17c. Poultry alive, spring chickens, 28 to 80c ; ing off o f 21. Atlantic Cit t , May 31.—The warm weather b ith net Is largely used for m anner drapery. fer next year. She baa given satisfaction to AT LIVING PRICES. Summer visilsrs are coming and onr town is fow ls 14 to 15c ; ducks per pair, 75c to #1.00; Subcriptions received for papers and Is limbering op the old sails who after fishing Statistics show that brunettes marry earliest. all as a teacher. Corner Main and Washington Street*, assnming its summer look. poultry, dressed, tuikeys, 12 to 13c; Philadel­ magazines at publishers’ rates. off Brlgtatine ail summer annually g o into the Changeable glorias will be much worn for Tom? River. N. J. Timetable Changes. Boatmen are patting their yachts in shape Miss Cora J . Applegate spent last Saturday phia chickens, 45 to 50c; fowls II to 13c; Law Blanks. W irts' Fountain Pern. torpid »Ute, only emerging in the spring to traveling purposes. in Camden, for tbs annual campaign at Beach Haven spring ducks, 20 to 25c. Calves, live, 6*£ to On the New Jersey Central Railroad, take a Mjilnt at the prospects for sport and Frills, flounces and frou-fron affects predom­ Mrs. Henry Calketof Camden, Is visiting at "j TOWARD W. SNYDER, Seaside and other Libraries. Mrs. J. H. Bradley, wife of oar popular 6X c ; dressed, choice, 9 to ; prime, 8)f to The summer schedule o f the Central Rail­ profit Ttere is cheerful news for the thou­ inate in spring toilettes. Peter C. Applegate’s. Presbyterian clergyman, attended tbe Burling­ 9c. Spring lambs, dressed, $3.00 to $5.00. Fuat DfficB Stnra road went into effect on Monday. The early sands of anttleur anglers who thrash the water Misses Kittle Smith and Cora J. Applegate FASHIONABLE TAILOR, ton county W. C. T. U. convention at Beverly Pork, 9 to 11c. Applet evaporated, 8 to 9Jtfc. morning train leaves Toms River for New around Brigantine with their lines every year. spent Sunday at Island Heigh U. o o w p Sr t h w a it e x c h a n g e , m ain s t r e e t ., last week. Spreading the Bible. Raspberries, 23 to 25c. Beans, m arrow , $2.40 York and way points at 7.08 instead of 7.02; For the anefent mariners, after careful obser­ Mrs. Cora James and her daughter spent TOMS RIVER, N. J. to $3.50 ; medium, $1.90 to $ 1 .9 5 ; whits kid­ and the afternoon train goes at 6.16 Inatead of vation o? tbe signs that precede the coming «f Sunday with John H. O. Applegate of Island DlMfrirt Report of the American Bible ney, § 2 00 to $2.15; red, $2.70 to $2.85. Hay, NEW STORE! - - - 5.50. Returning afternoon trains leave New the fish, declo-e that tbe season's catch will be N EW EG Y PT . Heights. S o c ie ty . No. 1, 95c to #1.00; No, 2. 85 to 90c. Straw! York (Liberty street) at 1.30 instead 1.45 and enormous. At present the objects o f the Miss Ola Thom as ia visiting at Sea Side The esse o f F alltr B. Errlckson vs. Mary Tbe following from the annual report of 55 to ?5o. Maple sugar, 6 to 7 c : svrup. 60 T .TOR *he BEST CONFECTIONERY, FRUIT 4.30 instead 4.20. Brigantine craw of anglers tender solicitude Park. - - - NEW GOODS ! Ernckson for divorce en the ground of deser­ Rev. W . W . Moffett. Mnperlntendent of the te 75c. H NUTS, and SODA WATER, go to Boats also leavs Pier 8, North River via are backing io warm Southern waters, but Miss Sallie Irons has returned from Asbnry tion was heard at Trenton last week before American Bible 8ociety for the District of New Sandy Hook, at 4.30 a . m.; 3 45 p . m . : and on every day bringi them nearer tbeir Northern Park. A New Summer kesert Idea. AND NEW SYSTEM V ice Chancellor Bird. Tbe witnesses for the Jersey and Delaware, will give some idea of AMMANN S CANDY FACTORY Saturday at 1. p m . Tbe 10.06 A. M. and tbe rendezvous. WJ^n they make up their minds petitioner beside him self, were Crude M the work being accomplished in that district. The Arlington Beach company has secured VanHise Building, W ashington 8L,Turns River I have opened a new business at W aretown, 3.08 p . m . trains ale* connect with the Saidy to make the fiial dash they will com e with a Chambers, Callus B. Errlckson, John H. The number o f families visited by canvassers BROOKVILLE. nearly all tbe subscriptions to tbe stock of the N. J., and am prepared to furnish tbe public Hook boats. rush. Everyt&og will be in readiness for Churches, Festival*, Balls and Parties with all kinds of Dom estic aud Foreign Fruits, Davis, Joseph Reynolds and William B. Cow­ was 7636. many o f whom were supplied with con cern , and will soon begin building opera,, The afternoon trams for Barnegat have them. The new electrical railroad by which No school here last week on account of the Supplied at short notice. Nnts. Confectionery and Ice Cream. Whole­ ard. Mr. Errickson testified in her own be­ the Scriptures. Nearly $10,000 were con­ tlon*. Its property i* on Long Beach, and the sale Philadelphia price*. Fairs, festivals and fishermen will be*oureyed from one end o f the chanced from 4.18 to 4.20 and 6.43 to 6.56; and illness e f the teacher. scheme is to erect * large apartment house select parties will receive special attention. I h a lf The petitioner resides at New E gypt and tributed for ths Bible cause m the district. the train heretofore leaving Barnegat at 6.27 j beach to the oth*r and with which tbe new The latest business move is the organization can also supply all kinds of garden vegetables, tbe d<-f*ndaut in Philadelphia. They were The Superintendent has visited all tbi aux­ around a central court: the apartments to be gURTON SCOTT, a . m. is changed to 6.30 ; 5.10 p. m . is changed i steel steamer Brigantine running from tbe of a Moss and Peat company, at the lowest cash prices. married is 1878 and lived In Hornerstown and iliaries in bis district, and delivered 14 ad­ separate and to be occupied by the stockhold­ N. B —I have on my chicken ranch a fine to 5.40. foot of Rbede Itie.d avenue wiil connect. » On account o f rain our pastor did not preach In 1882, the wife (hi* second one) left her hus­ dresses before ecclesiastical bodies, sod ers. Tbe dining room, reading, smoking, ELECTRICIAN, collection o f pure Buff Cochin fow l, which are | nearing eorapletioa rod in a abort time will be last Sunday. celebrated for their enormens size and fine band without apparent reason. At the con preached 170 sermons in the interest ®f ths billiard rooms, etc., will be like those of a Electric Bells, Annunciators, Burglar Alarms, ; In operation. T b * new feature is the most Mrs, Harriet Cranmer, w h o has been vk itin g laying qualities. Chicken raisers w h o wish to JACKSON TOWNSHIP. elusion of the test imony. tbe Vice Chancellor Bible cause. During the year he tent 1592 hotel—open to all. Thus they expect to get Motors with Battery for running sewing machines introduce this extra breed can be supplied oa I ambitioEe nndertaklu- yet attempted at Brig­ friends la Manaahawkin, has returned to be*- declared the esse folly made out, and stated official letters, 14,788 official document*, ard hotel acr-tmodatiouv, a select company aad the put up, repaired and maintained. SS* reasonable terms. Settings of thirteen eggs Onr fanners have tbeir corn ail in. antine Beach and k hound to increase the home in this place. that he wsuld grant the petition. traveled 12.610 miles in tbe perform ance o f his beet o f everything at a small ex pease. will be fnrBished for one dollar per setting. La grippe has returned to the neigh >rb*od ! popularity of that 'homing resort. Congress P. O. Box 30. L a k e w o o d , N. J. Kev. w , N. O gborn, pastor o f tbe M. E. district duties. Daniel Brewer, sr., has gone to Brawn’s of New Prospect nod Harmony. I man ^ Harmer is Otrected down shortly to Mills to work. W h a t a r e th e y ra ile d b o w ? CalUnlppen? church, was orator o f tbe day st a flag raising W. Tbe Charter O ak Coancil, Jackson Mills, ! get his summer quarfcrs st Brigantine Into J. LETT'S, a t tbe 8rBkhTll!e public school on Memorial F. R. Eatlow. o f W ell’s Mills has, purchased Tuckertou Beacon : A little bisect peculiar S A M U E L S, TAYLOR, order for the season, ard it Is reported that he Want Preteetlea Against Fire. and tbe Laurel Csuncil of Lakewood. Jr. O. j D av. a new horse. to certain portions of New Jersey has made iu i win be followed by Scmt*r Quay, probably tbe To fte New Jrrecy Courier. i Waretown, New Jersey. U . A. M. presented tbe New Prospect and appearance iu this sectinu in quite large Bom­ ' most devoted admirers *f Brigantine’s charms. 1 A* yeor paper is preeminent for home pro- PLUMBING, Jacksons Mills schools with flags on Decor­ •perlmen Case*. ■Is* »"d Cray far Jane, bers during the put week. Some of the elder ation Day. Tbe Lakewood band was present An early and long seas* it anticipated. I lection and ail that is for tbe best inleresta of the ^ “Steam and Hot W ater Heating. Particular | S. H. Clifford, New Cassei, issued June 1st, will contain an article en­ residents remember such a visitation la Uw in the afternoon and a grand outburst of i troubled with oenrairia and rheuaaiimn,**” hi* ! Whol€ 11 ta tb* -™*oimoua reqasst of titled, “ Jersey Blue Honors Alabama Gray," years gone by and say that they were then attention paid to oat o f towu work. the many friends o? the C ot'RiK s.thaiyou keep Boots & Shoes patriotism was noticeable. BAY KEAD. j stomach wae disordered, his liver was affected embodying a description of tie battle at Salem known a* mosquitoes, before tbe public the terrible disaster that is LAKEWOOD, N. J. Jackson township farmers are each year | to an alarming degree, appetite feli eway. and church, Y a., on May 3,1863, in which the 23d IW ^ , * to «rtT% pole. oppMSW it. liable to destroy our homes acd property in an a*JOSEPH raising more and mare of garden vegetables j b e was terribly reduced in Sesu and strength, New Jersey Regiment bore such a prominent Frond Dead fa M L and small fruit*, which are aoia at the shore — arrows for their Ssh posts. “ boar when we think noA" ivs fbrrrf.vt CbA?!** K Brevs s£ \fiiaTij Koiiy was amo E»t* ates for T ow* Sites j 1DIr* botuet of Electric Bitters cured hhs. _ . . . . _ „ -. P*r:- A Sse pot trait of Geaerai E. Bard ALSHEIM ER’Si om la v a a that Pwsuc m d Private Parks a mo gsocmcs. and thus pay w e!! both the farm er and the R b tlni .dwelling boa* E d w*ril Shepherd. H srruburg, I1L, had a cry aload and spar* not, ontil Grubb, Commander of the 23d Regiment and a found dead in his bed last W ednesday m onte* ! Next door to the Postoffice. TOMS RITE S. J, I We*t Lag* aveeae. | Water Su=Ft.> arc Dsa rage. j Particular attention given to repairing. huckster. There is a fine market fo r tbeir running *orc on h « l«g o f eight years' standing. for arresting this fire feed | picture of Salem church illustrates the article. at Beach Raven, where b e •ursTeycs! at A e G *~rse tallies o f Electric Bitters seres [ are « PtAM* AMO S?£CWlCATlcrtt» ftn— n w produce from Maotoloktng, Bay Head and The BoBfc-Vt opeaed last Vm rdty. made. • c s t ic k , i £ bo® of Buckles’* Anne* and his leg n ' e and Gray it the new patriotic magazine. EGglesnl« hotel. Me died oi heart Point Pleasant upwards. Oar streets are being g ra v ed and graded. sonr.d Job e Speaker. Catawba. O., { If you i | which is creating such a stir iu tbe journalistic CHAS. R.HALL, Work progresses oa the oc%Q bulkhead. O yster Commissioner M ott a f _ O W L ENGINEER ANB SV It YET® It. After the grip, when yon are weak sod i ! vonr bio been shelling tbe oyster beds la Every had j read* the CtEt-s-W sris. S S ! K!LSn.1^r J tl 1 h*^0«?® ? «* ."MSfclfiU. TOMS RIVKR. N«W JERSEY. •piayed o a t," Hood s Swsapariila w « i restore i iAne t Medicine moves w e mweis eao j R em ove the can-e o f tl______. Harbor bay. Those ia dm Prompt sttsjB— given to C your health aad strength. 1 cured him entirely. Sold at C. B. Every**** reads the C at-a-W srts. •b ©rik! to be healthy this Is e e a e w y . Drugstore. the sk is wd! taka ew e of RseJL get Ayes’* Sarsaparilla. New Jersey Courier. SEEN AND HEARD. OCEAN COUNTY MARINE RECORD Mtimimahcr’s. A Complete List of .Veeeele'owned or sailed by Ocean Facte and Fancies-Notes and Philadelphia , Mo n d a y , May 39, 1893. CASINO PARK The City of Philadelphia County Seamen, and a Correct Record of their Movemente Comments. Cotton D r ess Goods. ae near at possibly can be compiled or recorded No one pretends to tell their has the reputation of being *• la the spring a young man’s fancy V e w e l Captain arrived at full story here. N o need to LAKEWOOD, N.J. Lightly turns to thoughts of love." Sch Asenntli A Hhaw Morgan Trovldonce may 10 So sang the immortal Will Shakspero three A C Lyons wcers New York may 10 tell it. centuries ago; only I would like to add a cod ­ Adeline Townsend Cranmer New Tork may 10 T IE LEADING DRY GOODS CENTRE A D Lawson Hiultta baUlniore Savannah may 24 Think ot all that’s best and The Lakewood Casino icil—‘ -and the young woman’s fancy also." Hhaw Uaiumarc may 81 I had an Illustration one recent stormy night reckworth Charleston may 27 brightest in such stuffs. Let Built by us iB finished and open to Leek New York may an of the United States. OFFICIAL PAPER OF OCEAN COUNTY o f this truth. It was blowing great guns from Inman New York may 81 Fancy help Fact and idealize inspection. The Pine property sur­ the no’theast, and the stormy gusts completely Kills New London New York may 19 Published by Albert Pliaro Hannan Salem may 25 Cotton loveliness — weave, rounding it and known as C asino P ark shut out the soft footfalls o f rubber shoe* on Amelia li Ireland Kelly Boston may 23 This enviable reputation has been earned by broad and NEW JERSEY COURIER PUBLISHING the wet pavement. It was difficult to handle Annie It Kemp Kemp Phlla apr 7 color, daintiness. we now offer to the public as a prom ­ COMPANY. Anna It bishop Jtulon New York anr 22 liberal business methods, by fair dealing and by unsurpassed an umbrella, and just as 1 neared a street lamp AnnJ Tralnor Derrlckson Now York inay 23 Then look at these sorts. ising investment. Wn». A Finclier. Cb*s. T. Patterson. the wind veered and swept it aside, disclosing Ann K Valentine Musseis Pascagoula may 10 facilities in the handling and distribution of goods needed by the presence of a well known young man and lien] A Van brunt I’earce Iiatli mch 14 Beyond your dreams. ltonj F Poole Ross Haiti more Halem may 31 The Park Comprises fiOO Office, Cowpertbwait’s Exchange, equally well known young woman, whose benjamin F Lea HteHrnan lialtitnore Charleston may 24 From 5c Challisto Silk-and- every household in the land. Acres, is situated in L a kew ood town ovir th i i*obt orrio*. Identity was clearly defined by the bright light Bertha F Walker Curtis Providence Phlla may 27 Bemno Brown Phillips Richmond may 27 Cotton Ginghams at 6oc, and Among the most progressive Dry Goods Establishments in Tom s River, Ocean County, N. J. Fils sturdy arm was placed-w ell, so that it Blanche Hopkins Davis Haitlmere Port Royal may 80 ship in the very thick of tall, shelter Blanche H King Bennett Baltimore Providence may si exquisite Velour Russe at 75c. would not crowd her out from under tha um­ ing pines,1^ miles from the L a k e w o o d Philadelphia,and perhaps the largest store in America,devoted to Ship Clarence S Bemenl Franck Yokohama fob 11 (One copy 1 year*...... brella { m the dim,cavernous recesses o f which Jark Cory phene Grant Ban Francisco Aletak>pr 24 Simply a succession of weave station, with which it is connected by ;M8.— v one copy fl months...... two pair of lips were seen closely pressed to­ 8ch Calvin B Edwards Hart Perth Amboy may 8t (One copy 8 months...... Boston may 20 or price wonders. gether, aud from which sounds were emitted, Calvin B Orcutt Pearce Phlla a newly constructed gravelled drive­ Subscriptions payable in advance. Carrie L Godfrey Butch Phlla Charleston may 20 DRY GOODS EXCLUSIVELY strongly resembling a highly charged electric Carrie B Hurt Southard New Haven may 21 Upwards of thirteen hundred way. It can also be reached by a 15 trolley wire struck by lightning. The storm CiiHHie F Bronson Bennett Baltimore may 80 advertising b a t e s . Cassie Jameson Collins Darien Portland apr 27 feet of shelf room yiven over to minute walk from the new South is the great establishment of raged In all Its fury, but they pursued their c C Wehrum Cavalier Huffolk New York may 18 T ransiknt advsbtibkuints. - Twelve lines these g ood s alone! M o re than a way as entirely oblivious to it as they were to Centennial Sprague Baltimore may 81 Lakewood Railroad depot. It is sit­ one inch space,) 75 cents one Insertion. Each Chas A coulomb Joseph Darien Phlla may 19 my presence; for— Chas U Loot Cranmer Norfolk New York may 29 QUARTER OF A M ILEl uated 70 feet higher than Lakewood, additional insertion, 50 cents. MESSRS. STRAWBRIDGE & CLOTHIER “ It’s sunshiny weather Chas B Valentine Thompson Brunswick New York may 3 B usiness CAnr-3.—One inch space, W.oo a year, Chas K UacEicy Townsend Darien may 27 Year by year the near-home on roiling, sandy soil, and is pre-emi eacn additional inch, 18.00. When we two’re together.’’ Charles W Alcott Leek New York may 21 chauncey E Burs Townsend Boston may 8i weavers are getting closer and nently fitted for a cottage resort. centrally located at the northwest corner of Eighth and Market general adtebtisino. — Our rates will he * * C Henry Kirk Hoper New York may 23 made known upon application at this office An exchange which doesn’t set itself up to C It Flint Brair Norfolk may to closer to the best from abroad. No Expense has been Spared streets either personally or by letter. bo a Temperance paper, gives utterance to the C G Cranmer Mauus New York may 80 Maybe some of them are get­ Legal ADVBBTJSBEiTti,—At rates allowed by follow ing—a whole Tamperance lecture in a David Carll Hawkins Baltimore inch 80 T o make the property attractive; Daniel Brown Bennett New York apr 26 THE MAIL ORDER BUSINESS law. •hort, succinct paragraph: A bushel o f corn Dora Allison Hose New York may 81 ting ahead. No matter; we CKNT-A WORD ABVBRTISBMBNTS.—On local page the avenues are 75 feet wide, well will make feurgalloneof whiskey. Government Dora Matthews Brown Pascagoula may 4 reach for the best wherever it one cent a word for each insertion. The popular Htr Excelsior Parker New Orleans msy 1ft tax on four gallons o f whiskey, 18.60. The graded and lined with trees; board of this famous house— reaching every State and Territory of the local advertising scheme. __ Hch K E Blrdsall Lamson Norfolk Bridgeport may 31 can be had. whiskey made ripe and old by the new Jay Eye Kdltli OlOOtt Warren Providence may 17 sidewalks have been laid,the E l e c t r ic Union— has been built up to its present great proportions by See rapid process, sells rapidly for 5*4 per gal­ Edwin it Emerson Hmltu Philadelphia may 31 And many an extra interest­ Enltred at the Poet Office at Tams River Edwin It Khk Lowery Norfolk may 29 L ig h t has been introduced through­ as second-class mail matter. lon, making |16I«r four gallons. Of this $16 Edward W Hinldt Cranmer New York Va mch 17 ing lot comes this way. the well known promptness and accuracy with which orders are New York may 14 the fanner gels 125 cent*; iltts government gets K .i Hamilton Tilton out the Park; an abundant water Ellas Mot-re Warwick Norfolk New York CH'.y 27 You Aro srftVe Ging­ filled, and for tho added reason that this house is widely recog. TOMS RIVER, N. J. #3 0 0 the railroads get *2 ; ihe manufacturer Elias Ross Lewis supply, derived from artt^ian welln, New York|may 1 gats ; the vender gets $0 15; the user gats Elizabeth A Balzley Townsend hams at 8c. They were the Thursday Afternoon, June 1, 1893. Kllwoou Harlow Gardiner Baltimore Fall River may 12 has been provided for; and the Park nized as a safe place to order Dry Goods, where not only the the d ev il; while the producer and taxpayer Ellen Tobin IlanklnB Baltimore may 80 talk o f the town till the 25c Elm City ~Falklnburg • Phlla Boston may 20 is entirely enclosed, thus preserving same careful attention is given to customers by mail as is ac­ J, Ilubley Ailiton, one o f the counsel for foot the bills. EmmaVmillll 0I' Knowles Mahew" ' New York may 22 Silk-stripe Ginghams came at the Chinese Government, said, yesterday that • * * Emma LCottlngham Homers Boston Phlla may 27 its character as an exclusive resort. corded to purchasers at the counters ; but a superb stock is W hy don’t men marry ? asks an exchange. ErustiiH W Iman Harris Salem may 21 ioc. Doubled the talk. You the Stale Departmsnt has been Informed that, Eva A Dancnhower Johnson Phlla $60,000 has been expended on the They do, whenever they can get a wife to sup* Wilmington apr ft 1! the Geary law is enforced, all relations with Eva B Douglass Thompson Phlla Baltimore may 29 hear o f nothing really like always on hand, and samples and Illustrated Catalogues are Bennett C a s in o , which, by general consen- China may be considered as terminated and port them, quickly replies another. Eva D Hose New London New York may 14 Eva Le Ferris St John Wilson’s Point may 29 Isn’t this a base and baseless libel ? I leave cither o f them anywhere else. of opinion, will be one o f L a k e - forwarded upon request. tho Americans now in that country will be Fanny II Stewart Lane Norfolk apr 8 It for the ladies themselves to answer. Fanny Tracy Tilton Norfolk may 23 N ow one of the newest Ve­ w u o d ’s ordered to leave. ______* chief attractions at the coming * * Francis Hhuheri Gifford New York may 81 Address The Presbyterian Assembly at Washington, F A T Lupton Lougstreet Providence may 21 lour Russe— elegant in every season, and will well repay a visit. It “ Were you ever lu a strait to determine the Curtis by a vote of 409 to 145, decided to entertain Bob George Bailey New York may 1ft exact points or tho compass, with nothing bul George A Howes Coin p ton Newbernc may 20 way, 42 in. and meant to be is proposed to erect a number of cot­ the appeal In tho Briggs case. This decision George It Vreeland Abbott Richmond the bub to guide you, when a Blight variation New Haven may 27 65c, may go at 50c. tages as well as a drugstore and tele­ Is avorse to Dr. Brigga contention. The vote Geo W Anderson Gale Richmond Norfolk may 19 In your course would mean many weary miles GeoW Fonulmoro Hazleton Phlla may IB Strawbridge & Clothier was preceded by a four-hour debate upon tlie Grade I) Buchanan Harrington St Thomas A step away are the delicate graph station during the summer to make up at the end of your journey ?" The Portland apr 13 motion. After a heated discussion it was voted Gracic D Chambers Lane Phlla Somerset may 27 English Dotted Swiss (printed) questioner was a man, who by sea and land Grace Hnymour Holmes Phlla Providence may 24 months, and a physician will be on the to sustain the appeal. ^ ______Grain Van Dusen Leek New York apr 15 Eighth and Market Sts., Philadelphia has traveled over a largo part of the globe, and at 25c from 35c. grounds when the Fall season opens, Harold 0 Heecher Parsons New Haven Brunswick may 28 Heavy rains in Tennessee, Mississippi, wbese sturdy frame,bronzed face and iron gray llaroldlne Foster Newport News Boston may 18 And so it goes. W here the Arkansas and Louisiana bays flooded the hair shows the exposure and hardships he has Harold B Cousins Davis New Bedford may 28 No Plots are Sold 1111 Grant Sutphon New York may 23 sunshine of Fashion and favor country, done great injury to the crops and endured. I was forced to admit that ray little Hattie L Sheets Richards Norfolk may id Less than 50xlG0 feet in size, ond washed out the railroads, interfering seriously traveling had been by rail, through populous Ilattle M Howes Hardy New London may 11 strike warmest isexactly where Hattie V Kelsey ltulon Phlla Allyn’s Point may 27 tho property is entirely restricted. with traffic. Tho floods In the northern districts. “ Well, I’ll give you the pointer, you Ilarrv Landell Crowley New York may 31 you are likely to find the most portion of Louisiana have caused great suffer­ may find it useful som etlm e-lhough the world Helen Hasbrouck Sprague Now York may 20 Henry G Mllltkeu Kimball ing, as 10,000 people have bccti rendered homo- Is filling up so fast that there’s hardly an unoc­ Baltimore Eluthera may 2! tempting price surprise. Is There a Better Henry Llppltt Combs Mobile N«w York may 81 jess and are destitute. ______cupied breathing space left,"lie added sadly. lloury Parker Cranmer Baltimore may Bl Investment in Legitimate Suburban “ If you havo a watch with jou , you arc all Henry 1* Havens Walton Norfolk New York may 25 The farmers of New Jersey are to be con­ right. Hold It so that the hour hand poluts Henry R Tilton Hmall Phlla Salem may 24 T h e beauty of the Real Estate offered today within 60 directly toward tha sun, and the XII mark will Henry 8 Little Bailey New York may 21 gratulated ; aud President Burroughs and the point due south." Henry Hutton Peirce Phlla Boston may 81 Women’s Sail Cloth Suits miles of New York ? other members ®f the Stale Board o f Agrlcul- Try it semetlme, an I have, and ice If the old Henry T Wood Farrar New York New Bedford may 23 Herman B Ogden Lewis Newport. News may 31 is not alone their natty culturc, who bo ably managed the exhibit at world-wanderer wasn’t^rlght. II L Blaight Tsvler Phlla Now is Your Time to Buy the World's Fair, deserve all praise. “ New II A G Reynolds Mills New York may 19 neatness and winsome white­ It Is tba generally received opinion that tho H A J Hlendermann Lee Charleston may 25 While our lots are selling at nomi­ jersey has beaten the world in corn ” Is the females outnumber tho males of the human II J Raymond Predmore New York may at ness and Etoncse elegance. decision that has recently been forwarded species, and especially so in old and long Horace P Shares Mount Charleston New York may 31 nal prices. Howard II Uanscomb Holmes New Haven from Chicago. ______sallied comuiuultics. If this be the case, then Norfolk may 23 They’ll stand grief; ^ they’ll the two townships o f Dover aud Lakewood liowurd A Hunt Steelman New York may jg Ida B Gibson FaulkenburgNcw llavcu stand washing— enjoy it. No The only Slates whose Legislatures hold Judging from the school census—seem to have Suffolk may 28 fifcstf Full information can be ob­ Cowperthwait Exchange 1893 taken steps to remedy this matter; for In each Joseph B Thomas Lomond New York Han Francisco apr 23 need to pick the path lor Sessions annually arc Now Jersey, New York the males predominate among the children of Bark J I) Peters Townsend San Francisco Nanalno apr 7 tained at our offices: Massachusetts, Ithode Jfclumi and South Caro­ school age. In Dover there arc 409 males to ell James A Parsons Howe Perth Ambov Gardiner may 17 them. $5. 1162 females; In Lakewood 191 males to 107 James Boyce Ghamhera Norfolk may 29 New Haven may 30 lina. Thlrty-niueBtates outof forty-four hold James Boyce Jr Duncan Charleston may ill females. bi-annual sessions. Unless our Legislatures Janies B Ogden Dothtday New llavca may 22 Duck suits begin at $4. The Lakewood Casino, James G Beecher Smith Providence may 22 can be soon reformed In morals aud elevated In Serge Suits, $6, $8.50, $9 Hucklen* Arnica Halve, James I) Dcwel Curtis Phlla Boston may 24 CASINO PARK , or bralu power, It Is time for New Jersey to join James K Kelsey Wheaton Portland New York lipr 14 Tiro Bust Salve In tlio world for Cuts, James K Woodhousa Furnler Ponce P R may 22 and up. the majority m this matter. Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Khcum, Fever James VeUlren McKccn Now York, may 31 CO WPERTIIW A IT & CO., Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, J U VanDuseu Lear Norfolk muy 20 Measure the $8.50 Suits by 171 Broadway, New York. Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, aud positively JG Clifford Mills New York any around town at $12, or cures Piles or no pay required. It is guaran­ J G GottIngham New York may ft THEWEEK’S NEWS, teed to give perfect satisfaction, or m oney re­ Jessie C Letch Hmlih New York may 81 DEALER IN STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS Jesse C Woodhull Townsend Darien may 2ft the $12 Suits by the $18 ones TIIE LAKEWOOD funded. Price 25 cents per box, James II Parker Hammond New York may 23 Home and Foreign Happenings ------■I J Lilli* Matthews in other stores. REAL :: ESTATE :: COMPANY IN GREAT VARIETY AT ATTRACTIVE PRICES Soper New York may 25 I have been r sufferer from catarrh for ■i M Harlow Job 11 Jacksun t'llHHO Newport News Boiled Down to Readable years. Having tried a number of remedies Fall River may 23 H e n r v A l e x a n d e r M a n a g e r Job 11 Jackson Jr Foster Newport Nows New Haven may 30 Paragraphs. advertised as “ sure vurea’’ without obtaining Jos J Pharo Taylor New York may 31 Women's Bathing Suits. Laces, Dress Goods, Handkerchiefs, Trimmings of all kinds. Large line of any relief, I had resolved ucver to take any John U Harrington Andersen Phlla 1 Urldgepoit may 24 other patent medicines, when a friend advised John Sliaw Tilton Richmond aprll 19 Cuter in cut and prettier in Merino and Muslin Underwear. A full line of Millinery Goods, Hats and Bon­ Phlla Cholera has appeared in Southern Franco. ■no to try Ely’s Cream Balm. 1 did so with John B Manning Blrdsall Boston may 28 combinations than you’ve ever EnglBsidR great reluctance, but can now testify that after J K Manning Gandy Boston may 81 nets, trimmed and untrimmed, Feathers, Velvets and Flushes in great variety, There was a heavy sn«w storm in northern using it far six weeks I believe myself cured. John D Williams LongHlreet Newport News may known. Making, finishing bet­ Michigan last week. John J Want VanCleaf Scotland may 22 jl” eio. B each Ilaven, N . J. It Is a most agreeable remedy—ail invaluable Brown Portsmouth may 22 Cloths and Cassimeres, Carpets, Mattings, Rugs, F lo o r and Table Cloths. Boots Towing the caravels to Chicago from Now John M Brown Balm.—Joseph Stewart, O’M Grand Avenue John U Fell Loveland New York may 18 ter, too— wherever they could All modern conveniences, including passenger York will cost *5000. Brooklyn. John K Halllday r min mer ?’/-W Y*rk may 23 elevators: liot sea water baths in house ; special and Shoes, Crockery and Woodenware, Stoves ami fin ware. The- Baltimore Sugar Refinery, hi Baltimore, John T Williams Leek Norfolk may 29 be bettered. There’s as much rates for June ; send for circular. was burned on Sunday, The loss Is estimated John Young Worden New York may 20 for comlort in the fit and set of Robert B. Engle, at $1,000,000. Btr Kanawha liver Galventan Jan 22 Boh Kate B Ogden Edge 11 Now Bedford may 81 a Bathing Suit as in the fit and Mt. Holly, N. J., until June 1, Proprietor. FINE GROCERIES Kansas’ Populist State ofllceri have formed Blake Phlla may 22 a publishing company, and will send out tons King Philip Potter set of a dress— almost more. o f Alliauce literature. Laura C Anderson Ph»la Beverley may 29 G. W. COWPERTHWAIT C. B, C O W P E R T H W A IT Lemuel I! Hopkins Larrabee vineyard Haven may 30 (and sailed) The steamer llavtian Republic 1ms been I.ldaJ Lewis lllgbee Baltimore nmv 84 W e ’ve seen to it that DR. W. B. JONES seized at Seattlo, Wash., and will be libeled Lillie Falktnburgh Loveland Norfolk New York may 30 POUNDER OF THE for smuggling Chlucse. Lydia HHOwperthwalt Kenyon New London may 3 nothing is slighted. Lydia H Roper cranmer Boston may 81 Reports from 49 out o f the 63 Internal Lydia Middleton Bunnell New York may 21 Begin at $2 — girls’ or Revenue Districts o f the United States show Mania Saunders Htettrnan Richmond may 2ft AMERICAN CATARRR CURE that 11,270 Chinese have registered- women’s. Marla Pierson Llpplncott City Point New York may 29 Through being bondsman for State Trea­ Marlon K Rockhill Anderson Boston Baltimore may 27 surers Ilarshaw and Guenther, of Wisconsin, Marian F Sprague Holmes Providence may 3t cx-Senator Sawyer will lose *135,000. Mai Jury Brown Osborn Norfolk New Haven msv 29 Floor Linens have the floor. Xante A Holmes ltlneH Savannah New York may 27 Judge Stein, of the Illinois State Courts, has Martha s Boment Ruion Phlla Darien may 26 Argument all on one side. The issued au injunction restraining tho W orld’s Mary Ann Trediuore Davis New London New York apr 30 Fair directors from closing the gates on Sun­ Berk Mary Hasbruck Ludwig New York Auckland apr 10 whole Carpet contingent calls day. 8eh Mattie Newman Loveland Baltimoro Wareham mav 24 Matilda Brooks Hoper Scotland New York inch 31 Ex-Secretary of the Treasury Charles Foster, M E Hyard t’rowley New York may 1 for them. It’s a question of of Fostorla, O., and the barking house of Moonltgiu Cranmer New York may 14 Carpet protection— with the Foster «fc Co., have (ailed. Liabilities will 8oh Nellie W Prate Holmes Charleston mav 25 reach * 600,000. Nellie W Hewlett Sharp Port Royal Baltimore may 18 freest of free trade on the Five hundred feet o f stable shed* at Garflald Nelson E Newbury King Perth Amboy Boston may 31 Park, Chicago, together with three camels and O It Brown Brown Roston Baltimore may 29 Linen side. seven blooded Arabian horses, were destroyed Mrs, Sarah Trexler Oliver ll Booth VanGluiQr Baltimore Jacksonville may 27 F lo o r widths. 53 to 180 in. by fire last Thursday. Of Philadelphia. Ship Parthian Day New York apr 80 Stair widths, 14 to 36 in. Hch Percy Blrdsall Burr Savanah A. C. HIRSCH A hundred Catholic women attending the New York may 27 W orld’s Fair Congress formed a National P K Shultz Lowery New York may 18 Rooms measured and esti­ Federation on the plan of the Woman’s Str Rio Grande Connor Fernand Ina may 30 “ Bad Spells1' with the Ron Itaymnnd T Maull Hir.Uh I’ bila mav 23 mates made without charge. Main Street, ocfflffi,, Toms River Christian Temperance Union. Hhmta Holmes llolmes New York may 25 E. A. MacDonald, o f Toronto, Canada, the Heart Rob Hoy Parker Phlla may 80 advocate o f annexation, has been committed Bark Sarah S Rldgway HJorgren N*w York apr 12 for three months for contempt because of non­ Dizzy, Faint, In Despair Hch Samuel s Sharp t’avtleer New York may ft Whether you go to Chicago payment of judgments recovered In 1891. Sarah D Fell Loveland NewTork may is or not you'll be interested in a TESTIMONIALS A passenger train was “ held up’’ and robbed ^ H o o d ’s Sarsaparilla Cured. Sarah J Vaughn Vaughn New York m tv 81 1 had Catarrh for the last five years, and I had Sarah h Lucy Rutter New York may 20 tried several Catarrh remedies without relief. Stylish Elegant ■ by two masked ffieu at Coleman, Texas, last World’s Fair Guide. "I hays suffered rety much during the past R C Hart Kelley New Haven Baltimore mar 23 The American Catarrh Cure gave me relief at SPRING Thursday morning. Only the express money few years from 8^r Seminole Robinson Charleston New York may 31 Sixty-five big pares. lavishly illustrated, once. 1 have not used one bottle, yet I feel that I was Uken, the passengers not being molested. Attractions Sea Snowflake Darby Scotland New York may 31 carefully and fully td d . And vith a am cured. Selections A “ cloud burst” at Jackiouville, Illinois, Heart Trouble R 8 Thorn Pearce Phlla Roston may 24 JAMES 8ERRILT, Jeweler and Optician, Stephen Bennett Anderson New York may 2ft t*onncing great map— table lop size—of 1806 South Ninth stre«t, Philadelphia. last week, caused the inundation of the Physicians said I might live a number o f years, Stephen J Foots Cranmer Richmond may 29 tha city of Chicago and the Work s Fair and and Finest southern part of the city. Seme people had to m ig h t die mny dn y. I could usually tell when Stepnan Moms Thtfeh New York may 15 buildings and gronuds. Ten mis, by D e a r D ocroR-One bottle cured three children be taken from their homes in boats and rafts. the worst attacks wero coming on l>y feeling a Sunlight Green Perth Amboy may 8« m ail, 12c. in my family of Catarrh of the head and throat. Dr. F. A. Graves, o f Providence, R. 1., who sharp pain in the heart, then violent thumping, Ten a A Cotton Cranmer Phlla may 27 GEORGE ARMSTRONG, Newest Quality in T Harris Kira Curtis 2034 Federal street, Philadelphia. was ch a rgew ith the murder of Mrs. Barnaby, New York mav 17 I o i i n a n a m a k e r shortness of breath, followed by a coldness Corn­ Three Marys Rirdsall Phlla W . was given his liberty at Denver on *30,000 ;. New Bedford may 81 I am pleased to inform you that the American bail. Ills new trial will come off early In |,ng *[) over ‘J*11 ® , ’ VAINTHESS, Thomas 1. James Pearce New tor imay 18 Novelties Great j anf I and then, unless I could lie down at once I Thomas a Ward Lyman Charleston mav 30 Catarrh Cure has entirely cured m e o f a very June. T Morns Perot Randolph New York may 31 severe case of catarrh of the head and throat, would fall wherever I was. I never dared to be from which I had suffered severely for more than The President has approved the deed* o f the left alone for I had to have help at once and Twlligni Preoraore New Ilaven for Spring Variety Choctaw and Chickasaw Natioua for their title five years. I cheerfully recommend it to all who Greeting that— applied with------. vigor.------1 could------not do -if Vanina Hyor Darien mav 27 suffer with this dreadful disease, as one bottle in the lands iu the Oklahoma Territory, lor work, even to sweeping, and had to be ccareful a t. _. Van Name A King Curtis Philadelphia may 31 Paris A rt Stmlio cured m e GEO. HOLT, o f thothe least excitement. I got very much dls- Viking Churcn Phlla may 87 which *2.991.451 was appropriated by Con­ i. H. LEWIS. Manage 1705 Chestnut street. gress, March 3, 1891. couraged at the outlook and thought Virginia Ruion Leek New York may 81 The Secretary of the Navy has decided that There Was No Hope W D Hilton Horner Norfolk may 29 I The Best Crayon Portraits uadefrom tw o o f the three 1200-ton gunboats authorized William H Batley Lane Charleston may 27 Of CTcr finding Anything to help me. One day a William II Kensel Soper Bermuda Hundred small photographs. P ictures vith frame by Congress shall be constructed o f tha New York may 23 Millinery, Clothing, Hats, Gent.'s Furnishing Goods friend asked, ‘ Why don’t you try Hood's Sarsa­ William W J'onversa Newbury Coosaw may 31 inside measurement 16x20 mclea, as low and ringing in my ears is nearly gone, and I can ^ w composite typ*. to fit them especially for William M Wilson Bragg Norfolk mav 31 service In foreign waters. parilla? I thought it over and decided to try It, Wlisoi A Homing lsisg*irerl New York may IT as (3.50. Perfect satisfactionruarantted rest at night and fe ,i Als0 a fine Hne of Ladies’, Misses’ and Childrens' Shoes and I thank God for it too. Since I began tak­ Commander Ludlow, United Statro Navy, Sob Zephanuh Si eel man Renneti New votk mav 83 and prompt work on all orders. Order* ing it. three years ago, I have had but one ‘ had dr. w. u. j o n e s , the discoverer of the Men’s, Boys’ and Youths’ Shoes commanding the Bering Sea fleet, has b«en by m ail receive the tam e atention as if ordered ;• atari Ms vessels, now at Port Town­ spell ’ and that was duo to carelessness on fiij 80 steamers. 54 ships, 154 harks. It. brigs, 1S5 • rh ocu *rs-4 8 6 -in port o f New York week takeu personally. A full Ihe of hand­ twenty-six "rear* to the^tudv^fuid ^rcatmemol and inspect our Seasonable Styles and Reasonable Prices send, tor the sealing grounds as soon as he part, and from that I qi: catarrh anu gives the public the benefit o f it all can get them in raadinero. not tell yon how muc!------som e easels at very low preea. Office at in thtg great healing remedy. thankful I Am. I feel as tt 1 would like to toll T h j remains cf Jefferson Da>ls were takeu every person in the world About tt. I can and C . U. MATHIS. Druggist, Toms River. from the vault In the N*w Orleans cemetery do now do all my housework, even to washing.” Main S t — CXIOS HOI’S!— Toma River last Saturday and the casket lay in state In Mr s , Sabah T rf.xmcr, 809 Latimer Street, AYTIBS BROTHERS, Memorial Hall notll Sunday evening when Philadelphia. Pa. PROPRIETORS OF QCEATi COUNTY, »«. they were Uken to Richmond for luiermaut. Q t ’F .n COl-STY riR fi IT t oi RT. EVERYBODY INVITED The State of Sew Jersey to the Sheriff ! The Norwegians in New York ard Brooklyn Rebecca Smith of the County of Ocean, are getting ready io receive the Viking ship Hood’s s Cures t o m s r i v e r b r ic k w o r k s , vs. I f InAttachment. Greeting: and Its crew with becoming honors. I c e Bricks shipped by rail or water to all parts of the country, on short notice, at lowest cash Ilav 11 L. Baumgardner) Summon William D. Carter, baikler, Susan rtaenn j n nij <) TO EDWARD IRONS’ Teasel has been sighted off Newfoundland and “ I know Mrs. Sarah Trexler from having pur. rices. All orders receive our persona! attention, aud satisfaction guaranteed BRICKS FOR owner, and Wilkinson G. Conrad, mortga- is expected to arrive at Newport, R. I., next chased flood's Sarsaparilla for a long time, and- ' GLASS FACTORY PURPOSES A SPECIALTY. Notice is hereby given Ttat a writ of attach­ ment, at the suit of Rebec-a smith, against the gee.to appear hefore the Circuit Court, in and ! Saturday. hava every reason to believe that the above A. B. A TRW, rights and credit*, money* :nd effects, good.3 and for the County o f Ocean at Toms River. F. B. Milburn, a son of the blind Chaplain 1 statement is true.” E. Ss F. P. Sm o ck lbyJ Wa.|B. ATKS* Toms River, N. J. chattels, lands and tenemeit* o f DavtdL Baum­ n n ! MUSIC AND SEWING MACHINE ROOMS o f the I'mtad States House of Representatives, Pharmacists. 541 K. Thompson St.. Philadelphia gardner, an absent debtot for the sum of Two committed snlctaa in Chicago on Monday bv thousand and Five tmad-ed dollars, was issued That the said William D. Carter, builder, cutting his throat, his act following immediatelV out of the Oeeam Count Clrrutt Court, on the may answer unto dame* t*. Huime, claimant, of a To see the new styles of Pianos, Organs and Machine- Hood’s Pills are the best family cathartic, pie* o f an action upon contract to hia damage upon the receipt o f a letter from bis father, Twent• -fourth day o f A*ril, A. D, Eighteen han- gentle and effective. Try a box. 25 cents. E d w a r d A . G u l i c k . aredMiu and mainety-ihree. uci-.uitt, .icwiXetaroed ucu 1HHIinto V.UIUIcourt uuijduly ; two.. ___ hnndre-l. . . _____ and, ------ten dollars,----- —as is said, for which "un.ii We have some very nice style organs in upright piano telling the eon that be was unable to send him executed by the SheritT :f Ocean County on the ! Meaetd James S.Hu!n>e -laim* a building lien on a money. Has now in store a large and well seletf ed stock of Stoves. Second day of Mav. A. >. eighteen hundred and f S T lS troUdm* ami land of said Susan Ghenn, cases in six and seven octave actions, very fine combina­ The World’s Fair was opened on Sunday0 o for |e To Let— Furnished Cottage „ Heaters, Ranges, Holly-ware of all kinds, Tin-ware, Wood and ninety-three. ABM. C . B. HAVEN*. lo ,,sa-T :v Th'’ « « bulidtng ts a two-wory the first time to the public, and 125,000 people Thomas B. Frisch Clerk. house, fourteen feet five Inches in tions. Bring in your musical friends. They might help availed tbemrolves o f the opportunity afforded 1 2 TOOIT1S o n l a r g e l o t I O O X Iron Pumps, Sinks, etc., which h e offers ft reduced r a te s , Attorney of Plmtlff. (**) (Prs fee *t.5w J.‘L mirty-four feet six inches deep, wi*h ______! 7**“ M-vteen feet high, with a porch in front six you to make a selection, if you should see anything you them af s«aiiig the buildings and exhibits. In 2 0 0 fee*__ Pn„o1 dictarim from ! “ Q u i c k Sales a n d Small Profits.” ------| J2 ninf i ” n » !s*’ • porch on the east side five vV evening a grond nirmbat.on took place ICIA equal distance irom .. ______would like to have. Come whether you buy or not. We Many ot the Slate sad of the United States n 2 mile wide R am fP lt W ASHINGTON oT., NEAR M a i n . TOMS RIVER, N. T, m A re Y ol A n y Good a and Easbb betiding* aud exhibit* were , uaui^dt , ------are here to do business and to get acquainted with the closed. The crowd was orderly ami in the O il O n e SiC.C, R im VO U C a n USC . A T TTTT 7 7 1 TT C MF . attchen five feet by nine f?at gfs inches: 03 % rtnininn a t the official* the nMrimmf ««• , ,. - * . n j 4> A l r U aL. Z . L . XL, b ▲ lot of land or curtilage t* Long Beach Cit-, ia ihe ways and wants of the people. Y o u are always welcome opinion of tkt official* the experiment was a County o f Ocean and State of Sew Jersey, knovn success. the ocean for nearly 2800 . and designate* as Lot No. Si, Block 9t, on 1 c -r- and if we eau interest you in any way, we are with you. miles. If you want to die do j T be fen ioa who evented the ** Fifteen” Pnz ' ~ >B_v” T e7 *n’1 Iota recently made and DEATHS. We can furnish almost any make of piano, organ or sew­ not come after it, as no one !l«. '» Ck.tr,'u,d m i , oibetl. t u Orrma, T.IL k i U f V , 1 ' , ‘TlSd'ltoo't PARKER—At Tockerton, May 22, 1898, , , . , . - . Invented a brand ww one w hich is going to he 1**» * * * ° situate. lying aud being on the ing machine. The 22 years we have been in the b u s i n e s s ,u . t> # - p i ° ,>rl6 e * « side of a certain sixty foot wide street the infant child of Bart Parker. C a n p o s s i b l y d i e in t h i s p l a c e . ! the greatest mi rccMd, There is fas. icjtntc- or avenue, designated on said plan as North 9th tion and eoteriaLment in it. The eld and the-. Beginning at the distance of one hundred have taught us somewhat about i t Call if you can,or address ISTw'3fc.’fo u rs’ The owners of a11 the cotta-i WILLIAM P. KIRK, -ill *»■ *» ®wt> nr-terj im it a, ttr af KSS'^biSauf Main Street, above Baptist Church young and ntwuhsstieated. This great razzie :;trB*S flftY f«t,a n d extending of EDWARD IRONS. oufside. ,his a; va>-:d e sig n e r and constructor of TOMS RIVER. Friends’ Caastary. Prospect Park. Btookiy* CVCn when in w ant Ot a day S j C01U _ A 1 nUVj 1 Ur is the properly.J the New Y ork ^rese U sb, *n'1 f*!** northeast between for w hom it w3 invented by Samuel Loyd, the “ ff1?. to a id North Httrih NEWHAM.—At Point ftUPHU Mav B eirtnecs Q nnJ Knoflnfr coll ^ p i , .* >- * •< rw u - ’r r -e t v t : t , 1SW. Alfrod Newman, aged W - a n ind 9 , , . w V^6 ’ , , » - - YACHTS K ™ ! 1 “ « « * p w t U* TOtelLl Tmn cwpu; - t f s i S . owntb#. ______ing and hshing. Mr. Franklin worker* ia Nev York. G e t»e ro » friends hare Ghcms by deed r-earirg date the twenty-fifth da» and Provisions, Teas. All Classes of Sailing and Steam Yachts Constructed given j g April, A P. eigitees Insdred and 3ise:;-;w o MARRIAGES. Harris will show the cottage <*■ o r r\r\r\ • ^ . “ dreew ded *nthe Ocean Conaty Clerk-O fflce,li Coffees, Spices, Sugars, from the Latest Designs. Spars for sale in the rough or $2£,000 in Prizes | GROCERIES 8TSSLMN—MATHIS-At and , - give rent for July, August Dried and Smoked Meats, Flour, Feed, etc. Every­ Wirnewa, tosaet Vaajyckek Esq., erf said Mr. finished in first-class manner. Yachts for sale or to hire for the saeeesfai puzzle eoiwers. Tea Cents ztj si, is*, fcy r«t. RiDd.ii. carto, and September. w River aforesaid, the aiec- thing first-ciass in quality and reasonable in price. W . • A jSea Side Park,Ocean Co., N.J.lTOMS RIVER. p . jere IkK r. error r .7 rctrr,.. ■ A. C. E. Bav, NEW JERSEY • A. C, Maattr, Attorney. W ater St., Toms River. JOSEPH GROVER- New Jersey Courier of El wood Arnold Post, No. 87, G. A. R. met For it New end BREVITIES, PERSONALS. MEMORIAL DAY. at the Post room, where vehicle* were waiting Highest of »U in Leaveuing Power— Latest U. S. Gov't Food Report. t c convey tbo membtrs and their families under T O J fS IH Vfc'R, N. J. Short Pithy Bits of Home News. Interesting Talk of Your Friends. SAD RITES AGAIN OBSERVED. tiio uiarstiaisiiip o f Comrade Abraham Lower. Gilt-Edged Class of Goods T h e West Point Pleasant drum corps furnished Thursday Afternoon, Juno 1, 1893. Yon ehonld visit The girl with the fluffy balr stays by us. David Godfrey, o f Gleusido. Pa., is at Noah Tho Veteran's Grave w as Decked music for the occasion and accompanied the Post on !ts lour ®f the cemeterlee. 8llk gloves will soou displace thoso o f kid. S. Sheaff’s. with Flowers. At BurwlJle a large delegation of ibo citi­ l o c a l m a t t e r s . The early summer girl Is flocking to tho Elmer C. Doxsey haa been visiting relatives The Day at Tom* Hlver. zens wore prestmt and Uie usual ceremonies shore. at Barnegat. MEMORIAL DAY waa g on e through with ; after which a stirring ad­ Fro* GROCERY Cent-a-Word Column Otto Luhrs has been home from New York Tho Birdsall Block Is resplendent In a uow celebrated as usual by dress was made by Comrado Lower. He briefly (Formerly VanHise .fc Son) coat o f paint. for a few days. As l/i« title indicate.*, Adtfs. art accepted in this A. E, Burnside Post, No. alluded to the causes that led up to the Rebel­ Main & Washington StB.,Toms Biter column at the rate o f a cent a word fo r each Hereafter E. A. Barnett will run tho Home Mrs. T. W. Pbaro is visiting her brother, 59, G. A. R. Full prepa­ lion and the condition o f tho conutry at the interlion Fifteen word» or under, 15 cents. Bakery all the year round. Reuben l’oiler. rations hud beeu made outbreak of the war 1 and followed the course* A full line o f High Grade Mrs. Joseph Carsou, of Brooklyn, visited for tbe occasion and the o f the Uuloti armies through tho principal en- Staple and Fancy Groceries, 10 LET for the Summer, my furnished cottage Tho South Jersey fruit train on the Central ABSOLUTELY PURE T on Water at. (34'j FRANK WILLIAMS. Railroad, began Its trips Monday night. bore last week. members gathered at tbe gagemouls, depicting the scenes through which Provisions, Floor, Feed, Etc. Post room, Washington many o f his hearer* had passed, in *uch vivid 0 TO J. G, HOWARD. Waretowu, N . J., for Newly printed newspapers are recommended George Miller will work up tho beach as Oieapness, Qualit and a Ca*h lu ifon i street near Maiu,at 8 a .m . language as to hold tho audience spellbound 6 E8TEY Orgaus and MAliVTN Safes. ~ as an antidote to moths. Wrap the garments usual this summer. Farrow and Downing Indicted. Here they took Wagons fyotn beginning to end. ANTED—salesman; salary and expenses in them. Miss Maude W alton spoilt Sunday and Mon­ NEAR-BOOTES, Eatablisiiecl 1871. and proceeded to the eld The march was thou resumed to Osbornvllle W from start: steady work; good chance for day in Philadelphia. An Associated Press dispatch from Trenton advancement. DROWN BROS. CO., Nursery- For tho mouth o f April tho greatest ritlti/ull where nil tbe people o f the neighborhood turned Dover Chapel burying ®ay« that Lieut. Edward S. Farrow, aud Post­ men, Rochester, N . Y. in the State was reported from Toms River— Jauios Maier aud w ife have left Elinor, and out to greet the veterans. The M. P. church­ Choice Tid-Bits of Gossip From ground near Bayvllle uu- master Hiram T. Downing of Barnegat Park, 7.12 inches. are now located at Cauidou. yard was the first visited aud Post Commander Roundabout. J .». HOW AMD J. GRANT. BARBER, shop in bank build- Mer the umrslmkhip o f wero indicted by th® Mercer county grand • lug, Mam Street, Toms River, N. J. Goble made appropriate remarks. Then to the A When it comes to weddings It is hard to say Ernst Fish, o f Philadelphia, spent a few Adolph Ernst, as acting jury to answer to tho charge of perjury. It 1* Auctioneer and Insurance Agent Shaving, hair-cutting and shampooing. Ladles which is ahead this spring—Lakewood, Forked days with bis parents this week. Commander. The graves Baptist cotnetory, where Rev. Mr. Walls, who The strawberry crop in South Jersey Is very hair trimming a specially. presumably the same charge brought before River, Barnegat or Tuckerton. also wore the blue in the times that tried m en’s large, WA11ETWWW, If. J. Clausen Marts, o f Jersey City, has been vis­ wers tkero decorated— the Ocean county grand jury, bat not then ACHT for sale, 23 feet keel, 86 feet over all, strewn with flowers aud marked with the stars patriotism, delivered a most touching but vig­ It will cost ®ver $80,000 to ruu the town o f Fire, Marine and Accident two suits o f sails, overhauled this spring, in A large willow tree, nearly four feet la iting his sister, Mrs. C. 8. Uaslutt. sustained; and is supposed to rent u p on the Y and stripes and with a freshly paluted wooden orous address. The good people o f Osbornvllle Aabury Park this year. first class condition. Name E. A. Flvnu. Price, diameter, was cut dow n from tho side walk in Miss Carrio Browne, o f Lansdale, Pa., spont validity o f the deed to the hotel p roperty at Insurance effected. On my list ere t $500. Address Q.M.COWDRICK,Toms River. (34‘ cross-und lb s beautiful Grand Army ritual had prepared au ample luncheon for the whole Tho Asbury Park water system is to ho en­ front of John A u mack'a residence yesterday. a few days at her old hom e this week. the Park. The Mutual Life, of New York. read. concourse which was partaken of with appe­ larged at a cost o f $6000. 710UR or five tons fresh hay for sale. Our Cent-a-Word column is read each week The Travelern’Accidenf,of Hartford - 32* CHARLES 11. IRONS, Tom s River. John Vincent, o f Maueli Chuuk, Pa., was in Buck through town and between 11 and 13 tites whetted by the long aud dusty march. It Hundreds o f barrels of herring are Blill being by all our readers—half the people in Ocean The Insurance Co.of North America town this week, calling ou old friends. SllvHitou was reached. A delegation of veter­ la hardly ueccssary to say that the boys (l, 0. caught in the Metedecouk. The Courier Sued for Libel. EVENING PAPERS. Why wait till morning, county. Isn’t there something you wish to The Liverpool & London & Globe, ’J when you can get all the nsws the evening Rev. H. K. Denllnger has been eujoy'u g a ans, citizens and their families here jollied in the old boys) did full justice to tbe occasion. The Uedar llridga and West Mantoloklng I say to them. The same dispatch says that the C o u r ie r before In the papers served by William C. Doxsey? visit from his brother, Sylvan B. Denllnger. the sad rites at tho cemetery, as they also did On returning to Point Pleasant they wer* pnbJJc schools closed May 19th. If you are not insured uddroea me or A competitive examination, open to any has been m ade defendant in a libel suit,brought ANTED—IP carpenters Immediately; good James Grover, of Philadelphia, made a at the other towns visited. With lru« Sllverton m et by Onward Council, No. 38, O. U. A. M „ The Government drcJges aro uow at work call at once. “Delays are dangerous.” Ocean county young man. far a free scholar­ by lawyer Peter Backes, of Trenton and Point W wages to good mechanics. Apply to visit o f several day* with his parents this week. hospitality, the ladles of that r’.aco served a iu full regalia—the ouly civic organization out dredging tho channel at Keyport. ABRAHAM LOWER, builder,Point Pleasant. ship at Rutgers College, New Brunswick, will Pleasant, fo r publishing Postmaster D ow n in g’s bounteous lunch to the veterans iu the h all; o f five to honor the veterans by parading. The Freehold want* a public drinklug fountain, Miss Mattie WilUmnk, o f Lewes, Delaware, denial o f the confession that the deed waB a eeth xtracted without a in LOOP and cat yachts for sale—bargains—at be held at the Court H ouse on Saturday. and were cordially thanked therefor by the Pwlnt Pleasant cornet band failed to appear as and tho newspapers aro soliciting subscription*. T E F K IR K ’S BOAT YARD, Toma River. is visiting Misses H ope A. Fischer and May forgery, alleged to bare boen m ade h y him. S They were in the woods gathering wild veterans through their leader In a brief speech. was expected, because o f Us disorganized con ­ Hummonton has a hermit who own* a Snyder. Tho amounts o f damage claimed are fixed by ANILLA rope, best copper paint, Crockett’s flowers. How da you know that’s a dog wood Cedar Grove was next ou the line of march ; dition. At th« West Point Pleasaut graye yard $10,000 fruit farm , and who lives on $1 a week. M Spar Varnish, etc., for sale at Harry Horner and family of Philadelphia, different daily papers at from iJlO.OOO to $1000. K IR K ’S BOAT YARD, Toms River. t r e e ? ” she asked. “ Oh, you can always tell and after the honored dead were there remem­ very appropriate remarks were made by Rev. Among the prizes at th* races of the Asbury G e o . T . C r o o k have beeu visiting the former's parents, on a dog woad tree by its bark,” he replied. bered, Toms River was once marc gained. At W alter Majo of the Baptist church. In the M. Para Athletic Association on July 4th will ba a Water street. I*, church yard Rev. Or. W. L. Cunningham o f #150 bicycle. He Horsewhipped Them Both. WEA.TKER REPORT, At. the Presbyterian church next Sunday the Post room an ample repast prepared by the DENTIST morning the sermon will bo preached by Rev. Miss Amelia La-uc, o f Trenton, form ertv o f ladles o f the t o w r . r the weary soldiers. tho Presbyterian church briefly spoke in pleas­ Tbe Keyport Board of Trade is negotiating A Manasquan dispatch to the Philadelphia CDWpwttiwaits Exchange,Toms River The following is the report of the weather in H. M. Gesner, a young man irem Auburn *M« n tfftit ■’ l . wet j ■ H a t»mi At 8 o ’clock the Hoe was again formed ; and ant language and cheering forms of the noble with out of town parties who waut to locate a Toms River, taken dally, for the Nbw Jersey days with friends here. patriotism of the living members aud the grand Pros* stales that while William H. Com pton, Nitron* Oxide Gas administered. Am Coukibr, by Ilarry M. Bunnell, observer for the Seminary. In the eveulug the services will be to the stirring music o f the fife and drum, the shirt factory at that place. of Asbury P ark, and Miss Ray YVardell, o f New .Jersey State Weather Service. W eek ending couducted by the Pastor. Sabbath-school as W. Carson Applegate and Samuel Guice, o f march was iu turn made to Riverside cemetery sacrifice* of tbe dead comrades. In Whit* Cards are out announcing the marriage of also sole proprietor for Oceun Comity May 31,1603: Burrsvill®, w ere drivlug into that tow n last usual. Lakewood, were two of Sunday's visitors, rid- and back to the old Methodist graveyard. In Lawn cemetery, around the grave o f Elwood Evangelist G eorge W . Barker o f Camden, and of the new local anaesthetic Temp’r’ture Rain­ Arnold the throng gathered,and after listening Miss Kate Livu Stratton o f Swedesboro. Tuesday night, they were met near tho corner Max. Min. fall Wind Weather Several fields o f the new scarlet clover— iog down on their wheels. each instance a large concourse o f Interested to the ritualistic service o f the Post, they were A. A. Zim m e’-man won two races at the o f Main and Broad streets by a bu gg y driven “ODONTUNDER” whose crimson blossoms made a most beautiful spectators watched tho ycteran* perform their bicycle meet at Glasgow, Scotland, May 20th, T bubsday. 80 00 42 00 8 W Miss Maine Milliken o f Manasquan, has been ;aled with a few well chosen remarks by by Hugh White, of Bclmar. White laaped t® that is applied to the gums for pain­ F riday... . 67 00 63 00 N E sight— were grown hereabouts this spilug. slid but Joying duty. and two more at Newcastle, England, ou May visiting her slater-in-law. Mrs. George Milliken, the ground and began to belabor tho tw o with Saturday . 67 00, 52 Oil 04 N E At 8 p. m . Memorial Services were conducted Rev. J. G. Edwards o f the M. E . church. Tho 22d. less extraction. Write for testimonials. John Teeter at H ooper and Dayton avenues, at the latter’s home ou Lexington avenue. Sunday... . 60 00 61 00 05 N W veterans thou repaired to the Post room ou Bay While Ed Turner was fishing in Alloway a heavy horsew hip. He was arrested and Monday ... 62 00 52 110 N W cloudy and Joseph Johnson of Germantown, each iu the hall, A. P. Irons presiding. Rev. A. M. Mrs. Mary Ervin, a teacher In In the New avenue and were dismissed at 5.15 o ’clock. Creek he brought up a keg of beer on his line. placed in the Freehold jail In default ot #1000 T uesday .. 72 00 38 00 S E had fine crops. North, pastor o f the M. E. church, offered an WEDNEBD’Y 75 00, 52 00 S K clear Jersey 8cbool for Deaf Mutes, at Trenton, The banks of tho creek aro uow lined with bail. W hite is said to be a jilted lo v e r o f the RAILROAD TIME TABLE8. invocation to tbe God o f Armies and of Nations. It was a long aud weary day; aud when it is eager fishermen. A horse belonging to and driven by Joseph ■pent several days at Reuben Potter's this girl. pKNMiYLVAHU RAILROAD. Dr. Buckingham of Lakewood was the first taken into consideration that the yeterans are Governor Wcrls lias appointed State Prison Yates, jr., was frightened by a discharge of week. speaker; and his short address captured the getting along In years the straiu upon them is Keeper John II. Patterson and I)r. Charles l’liliadtlitlilaanil Long Branch Division, blasting powder, which was being used to Bruyere as delegates to the National Prison L a k e w o o d . Misses Mary Smith, o f Brooklyn, and Rule hearts o f his hearers, as lie presented the sub­ becoming too great. From 8 in the morning Time Table Adopted Oct. 10, 1802. blow up the willow stump in front of John Reform Association’s Congress iu Chicago. Smith, of New Yurk, spent the holidays with ject from the standpoint of the generation till 5 in tbe evening tells too hard upon them ; Spring L ake seems to ho the M ecca o f our DIRECTORY. Aumack’s residence this morning. About the At the closing o f the Runyon school near TRAINS LEAVE TOMS RIVER their mother, Mrs J. E. Smith, on tho Man­ that has growm up since the war, aud made a and tome of the veterans say that ere loDg the people. Quite a number went down to that only damage done was a broken shaft. Lakewood on Friday, May 10th, Miss Carrie For Camden aud Philadelphia, 7.49 a. m,, 4.18 chester road. strong plea for the observance o f the day in its services will have to bo shortened or in part liver, the teacher, gave the children a picnic. favorito seaside resort Decoration Day. p. m., week days. Reliable Business Houses James Halpiu, one o f our well kuown yaung For Berkeley, 10.27 a. m., amt 4.15 p. m., Mrs. Isaac Ivins, who forty years ago left deepest significance. The scholarly diction abandoned. After some recitations by the scholars and an Among the number were George D . H oe o f the week day*. men, has left the em ploy »>f Dr. Rem L. Dis- address by tho pastor of Hope church, Rev. and polished periods combined with the speak­ T oo much praise cannot be given to Onward Times & Jou rn al, with a party o f ladies, Ed J. For Island Heights, 10.27 a . m., 4.15 and 5.54 r . of Ocean County. this neighborhood for what ib now Utah, is Max Rowland, lunch waa served. brow, and purchased the ice cream and con­ Westhall, wife, sister and Miss Carrie Phillips; u ., week days. now visiting Mrs. D oiora Potter. This Is her er's charm uf manner and oratorical voice to Council, O. U. A. M. They have proven them­ For Now York, via Berkeley and Bay Head gs?3Advertisements inserted under appropriate fectionery bushiest o f J. G. Ammaun. He Miss Angelina Herbert, who was assaulted and a number o t tbe boy* went o v e r on their first visit here in that time. render tho address impressive. selves to bo worthy sons of noble sires ; and Junction, 10.27 a . m., 4.16 p. a . week days. Heading at the rale of One Dollar per Line near Eatontown in 1880 by the half Indian half wheels. will continue to carry on the establishment in they huvu a warm place iu the hearts o f the For Point Pleasant, sea Oirt, Asbury Park and Corporal G . F. Sutherland, o f Jersey City, colored man known as " Mingo Jack,” died ou Long Brandi, 10.9T a . m., 4.15 p. m, w&ek dayB. for One Year—Cash, in Advance. the VahHi8e building, catering to both the Mrs. Lizzie Gulick makes her debut as an one of the stuff o f the Jersey City Democrat, members of Elwood Arnold Post. Monday of last week aged 30 years. Miss For Tuckerton, via Whitings, 7.48 a . m., and wholesale and retail trade. elocutionist before an Ocean county audience Herbert died o f consumption, but It la said she 4.12 p. m., week (lays. Bakeries. was the orator o f the evening. A veteran o f Tim Post also attended Divine services in a tomgkt at Uassviile. She will be assisted by never recovered from injuries received. Jack LEAVE BERKELEY K. IIbinzbr, Union avenue, Manchester, The gutter on the north side o f Washing­ body at tho M. E. church Suuday m orning and Mrs. Bernard Hamer, vocalist. the ranks him self, he told in Impassioned ut­ was taken from the lockup and hanged by an N o p e For New York, 10.69 a . My 4.s« p m. week days, E M Gobi B. Main street, Toms River ton street, near its juncture with Main, has terances o f tbe sufferings aud hardships o f the at the Presbyterian church iu the evening, by infuriated mob. For Island Heights and Toms Itlver, 12.20 and Joseph II Colb, liarnegat Rev. W. W. Casselberry who last summer a.4t p. m. weekdays. itlackHinitlis. been cobbled and the curb reset j on Maiu, be­ boys iu blue ; and reinforced these with an invitation in each instance. Notwithstanding Miss Elizabeth Dangler, w ho disappeared preached in our Presbyterian church hns LEAVE POINT PLEASANT ginning in front of Oewperttawalt’s Exchange, appalling array uf figures,which he marshalled the threatening weather, attendance was large. from her homo at West Loug Branch ai the E lon Garth wait. Forked River same lime that Kcv. George Sykes, the then S u c b For Toms Itlver, Berkeley and way points, accepted a call for the summer at tho Haddon- ll.ao a . u., and a.n r. m. week days. llutcliers. the gutters have been fixed up and the curb to (heir aid. He closed by asking the rising Iteno Fuat of Lakewqatf, pastor of the Methodist Epispopai church there, fleld Presbyterian church, where he is much Martin Schwarz, Main street, Toms Itlver reset, while the street Itself has received a generation to take up the observance of Decor­ disappeared from Bridgeton, returned homo on LEAVE PHILADELPHIA John U. Taylor, Union avenue, Manchester. liked. Attended M emorial services on Sunday, 28th For Toms River, 8.30 A. *t., 4,qo p, m„ week dressing of gravel. Good! ation Day as tho yeterans grew both fewer and Wednesday night to her sisters and left early dayB. J Howard Pekkink, Barnegat inst., In the M. E. church, where Pastor 8. C. in the m orning, saying she was goin g to Phil­ COHOEHSED Tetnperauce G azette: Rev. George H . Neal, feebler, A J ckanmer, Mannahawkln Tho magulflcent bloom of the rhododendrons Chutlin preached an able sermon. Rev. M. S. adelphia, She claimed that ahe had not seen LEAVE NEW YORK p H VUYfon, Railroad avenue, Forked River For Toms River and intermediate station*, at on the grounds o f the Col. W. I. James jr ., has met with a severe afijjctlon in the Joss Her. John Scott,of the Baptist church,prom­ Mr. Sykes during her absence from Long Confectioners and Fruit Dealer*. Rowland o f Whitesvilie, assisted in the service. 9.10 A. m„ 12.60 p. m., week days. o f his infant son, w ho was named after Gen. ised the preceding speaker that the young of Branch, and had 30 knowledge of hla where­ J. It. WOOD, WILSON BROWN, Qwyer A La Br b f , Main A Water sts.Toms.River residence, excite universal admiration that is Monday, tho graves of the fallen heroes at C. B. Fisk. The father was on tho way to abouts. (ten. Pass. Agt. Superintendent, John F. Smock, Main street Toma River only equalled by that shown for the southern today would not forget what they owed to the Greenville, Whitesvilie, Holmauvllle and Hope H i oce John Zani, Water street, Toms River magnolias now bloom ing in Mrs. John Beatty’s Savannah, Ga., by steamer, aDd consequently meu o f 'fit,and after a few appropriate remarks David Noyes, Union avo, Manchester Chapel we decorated. could not be reached by wire when th® child Point Pleasant on Top. ^IKNTBAL R. tt. OF NEW JERSEY. d e n tists. W ater street grounds, and in front o f S. E. brought tbe meeting to a close. Tuesday, the Post accompanied by Laurel became seriously 111. n oracc G. Allen, son o f 'Squire Alien, has H e a t Leon Goblb, Union House, Main st, Tom ? River Applegate’s Main street home. Decoration Day in Tuckerton., Council, Jr. O. U. A . M ., the Lakewood band NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION. U T Crook,Cowperth wait’s Exchauge.Touia River Principal J. D. Dillingham had an excellent brought honor to his native tow u on his Our township roadmakers have cut away and a host of friends, took tho 1 a . m . train for Makes an every-day convenience of an Anthracite Coal lined exclusively, insur­ Drugs, Medicine*, Chemicals Memorial Day in tho lower shore towns bicycle. Having been entered in the important several feet from the hill on Robbins street, article in a recent number of the Philadelphia Manchester, wher® they were met at the depot old-time luxury. Pure and wholesome. ing Cleanline** and Comfort. Chas B Mathis, Main st Pharmacy, Toma P.lver Educational News, which strongly advocates 6hows that the roots o f the tree o f patriotism races held on Decoration Day at Asbury Park, T homas 8 D im s, liarnegat by a crowd of friends. A procession was form" graded the same, and the road is uow first- Prepared with scrupulous care. Highest Through Coache* to New York-Reduced W Wildonubk, Mannahawkln Increased attention to the study of English are deep dow n iu the public heart, and the he succeeded In winning the first honors In class. Most o f the property holders have put t J to th* oemotery, the graves wer® decorated, award at all Pure Pood Impositions. Each Rate*, Quick Time, with but one Dry Goods, Furnishing;*, etc. literature in our public schools; and selects branches still spreading. T bo Interest o f the every event he was entered for, defeating with in curbs ; and an under drain as well as gutter and the return to Lakewood was m ade on tbe package makes two large pies. Avoid change ot Cur*, to Philadelphia. A. C. IRrsch, Main street, Toms River the poetry of W hittier as fieoullarly fitted for people in this solemn anniversary is growing the greatest o f ease all the crack riders that Mbs A Packer, Main street, Toms River is being constructed. When the job is finished 10.40 train. Imitations— and insist on having th « this, as it D so purely aud patriotically Amer­ with a genuine and hopeful assurance for the had been entered. He is truly a w onder, and Time Table In effect Ray 28, 1893. Fruit anil Vegetable Market. Robbins street will be a street instead of a Band On arriving the processiou marched through NONE SUCH brand. ican. future honor and glory of the republic. the manner in which he overcame his many A 3 D u, Clifton avenue, opp fountain, Lakewood bill. Thus another ®f the Courier’s long- Main strset to the Lake and then proceeded by MERRELL & SOVI.E, Syracuse. N. V* TRAINS LEAVE TOMS RIVEB A train o f seven cars was insufficient to ac­ contestants proves him to be a rider of no General Merchandise advocated improvements is accomplished. wagon to Lake avenue and Evergreen cemeter­ For NEW YORK, Elizabeth and Newark, all Decoration Day Visitors. commodate ih« multitudes which accompanied rail, at 7.03 and 10,08 A. a .. B.0S and G.lfi r . m . Cowpebthwait & Co, Main street, Toms River ies, where the sad rites were again performed. UiULtn ability, aud one who will lu & sh oit timo, J. L. Cowpebthwait, Mam street, Tom s River, Lewis Sblnu, jr., was home from Newark. Ryerson Post, No. 77, to the neighboring towns barring accident, be a record breaker, Zim­ For New tar* via aandy Hook route, iu.Od a .m ., F LirscouETZ, Main street, Toms River At t.80 o'clock a very enjoyable and bounteous and 3.03 i-. II, (except Mannahawkln); Vy ofi\clai estimate merman w ill have to look out or on his return II Francis, Union uve, Manchester B A S E BALL. Miss Mary Cox, o f Barnegat, yisited Miss C u t T h i s O u t ! For BAltNEOAT, at 8.05 and 11.07 a. M., 4.90 lunch was served in tbe basement of the Bap­ from abroad he may haye a near neighbor for and 6.63 r. u. M BozOKTH, Union avc, Manchester Laura Croxson. about six hundred persons used the special a rival. Allen won the two mile race in 5.38, Good for djrebale of Sc, on $l,O O t E Dim.iahd, Union avs, Manchester tist church by tho ever thoughtful ladles. A For LAKEWOOD, MANCHESTER, RED Wliliii»ed at Lakewood and Darucgnt; excursion facilities to commemorate the sol­ and the one mile race In 2 26 ; and this on a W S Parker, Railroad ave, Forked River W ill H. Lane, o f Aabury Park, visited a( large procession was then transported by wag­ BANK, etc., 7.ns, iO.Ofe, A. M. 8.08, and 6.16 P. m. A J COLLINS, Barnegat Dill, the V ic to r * F o r fe it R eturn G am e* dierly devotion to the nation’ s dead, Beside third of a m ile track. He o n lj learned to ride For EATONTOWN, LONO BRANCH, etc,, at Reuben Potter’s. ons to Woodlawn cemetery and decorated the a wheel a year ago this month. 7.98 and 10.08 a . m,, 3.O8 and 6.16 r. 11. Clarence K Woodmanseb A Co, Barnegat on Tuesday. ail these very many o f the inhabitants ot the \V 8 Ciukueh « appropriate lines o f “ The Blue and Foucbe's and Henry Datnr’s, and our me­ Philadelphia. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN CITY and TUCKERTON to NEW YORK M G Pohl, repairer, Toms River and William Nixon were elected Trustees for the G ray;” and the choir cloeed the service in chanics and laborers are kept busy. These are TRENTON and PHILADELPHIA. Real Estate. DRUGS, MEDICINES, WARETOWN. 8 rears. W illiam Brower resigned aa Superin­ tbe church with another patriotic hymn. The the kind of men Old Timer and tbat other fe l­ Pine View Co., Proprietors of Pine View, N. J. low say if they d o not like our roads lei them Notice of Assignment. Leave Beach Haven 6.50 a . m.. 3.00 p. X. Leave Barnegat Cp.y 5.83 a . m., 12.10 r. x , 171 Broadway N . Y. tendent of the Sunday-school. Mrs. Noyes assemblage then proceeded to tbe cemetery slay away. And if I had a vole I would vote CHEMICALS, PERFUMERY Restaurant?. W e are huvlng bright warm days but the f cave Tuckerton, 7.83. a. m. 3.15, r. x. wa* elected to flJJtbc vacancy, and Mr. Noyes wher# tbo graves of the veterans lying In tor such a man for township committee as that IV OTICK I* H Lit Lit Y am ilV 'T hat Warner Leave West Creek, 7.10 a . m. f.n r. u. Thos Singleton, Main street, Toms River FANCY TOILET ARTICLES, nights arc quite cool. elected Secretary and Treasurer of the Sun­ Barnegat Wire decorated. foreigner » ho has oniy been here four years, for TT Vuaonger, o f the Township o f hiafTord, in Leave Mannaftawklc, 7.23 a . S.W p. * . E U Williams, Water street, Toms River to a woman he seems a lire man, Em ploys a ttie County o f Ocean and state o f New Jersey, b u Leave Barnegat, 7.34 a. x ., and 3.6n f. x . Gboros H. Bryan , Water street, Tom s River. Gardens are look in g well and all vegetation day school. The w a iln g train was boarded and the great number of people, spends his m oney on this day mane an assignment to the subem ber of SYRINGES, TRUSSES, Arrive at Whitings, s.04 a . x ., and 4.23 f. is. J O Elbekson, Barnegat his estate, for the equal benefit of his creditors, grows finely. Muss E. A. 8 tiles, of Montclair, paid a visit return jourt*y begun; stopping at Manna­ improvements, is a hard worker and has Arrive at New York 12.60 and 8.36 r. C. R. R and that the said creditors must exhibit their re- Arrive at New York il.40 a. X., 7.20 p. x. P. R. R. Malt Hay and Mas* From appearances the potato crop should be to her brother. G. P. Stiles, on Friday last. Shoulder Braces, Paints, Oils, hawkln to take on more passengers, it then brought np a fine family; he can always be apectlve claims, under oath or affirmation, within Arrive at Trenten io.o« a. x ., 5.*3 p. P. r . r . C n Ckanmer, Mannahawkin large -, and no doubt the price will be lower aa Rev. E. Everetts, of Princeton, will be the proceeded to West Creek. After a parade found at home day and night and not at the term o t three month*. Arrive at Philadelphia 9.40 a . x „ 6ju p. x. W S crammer k Bro. Cedar Ron saloons and stores, that is tbe kind o f a horn® Varnishes and Dye Stuffs. kfw tns Machine*, etc. is usually the case when large quantities are I Pastor of ilia Presbyterian church for the through the pfncipal streets o f the town the I. II. CRAMKR, Assignee. RETURNING man for a women and children. Dated April 15.16»3. Cedar Ran, is. J. Physicians’ Prescriptions care­ Leave New York (Central R. r . 0f New Jersey. Cornelius Pec*. Walton street, Tom s Rlv planted here. J summer and fall. graves In the cemetery were decorated under Asa Titian has sold the calico pony and 4.30 a. m. and l.h ip . x. sksrmaklnK. Several city guests are stopping at the Cen- Mrs, E. W . Pearce is suffering from a very the usual ritnal tbs prayer being offered by Hank started for Allentown. OTH R TO <:RKI»IT0R» - j . Brown Barr, fully compounded at all hours. Leave New York, (P. R. R.) l.oo F. n. L*ave Trenton, 7.41 a. x ., 2.53 p. x. Peter McGrale, Water street, Toms Rivsr tennial notel and seem to be enjoying their | severe attack uf neuralgia of the face. B. B. Stout has stopped all work o p th* N Administrator of Qeorfe W . Qlberson, de­ Rev. Dickerson lloore of Tuckertoo. ShcriJy roads and gone to farming. ceased, by directions of the Surrogate of the Leave Philadelphia (P. B. R > at a jo *, m. and ahne atore*. visit greatly. All our hotels look for busy Thet young m ao from Gloucester Uity has County of Ocean, hereby gives notice to the cred- 4.00 r. x . after noontime tie train had again reached The M. E. church has received its new I-ROFRfETOR OW Joe A i5HBTifER,Cowperth wait's Ex'ge,T>mis River times this season. (tors of the said tfeorge w . t;ii«rson to bring In Leave Whitings, 10.10 a . x ., 5.40 p. x . C U SHINN,Clifton ave., opp. fountain, Lakewood taken quite a fancy to thU place, or pet naps Tuckerton, when a bountiful lutcbeoa had hymnals and the ladles are getting new lamps their debts, demands and claims again*! the es­ Leave Barnegat. io.42 a. x ., and 6.12 r. x . and many things to brighten up tbe interior of ■tnttnnri'i and Newsdealer* Decoration Day was observed quietly here, it is some o f the fair ones, at least be took one be#n prepared in He town ball for the veter­ tate of the said decedent, under oath or affirma­ i^ave Mannahawkln, 10.5s a. x ., and *.*3 r . x . the chnrch. MATHIS' QUARTER DOLLAR FAMILY UNIMEIT Leave West Creek, 11.00 a . x ., and s.£5 p. k j Many o f our people went to Barzegat and o f them away with him on Monday. \Ye don't tion wltn in nine months from this date, or they N It Kendaix, PostoffM store, Tom s River, ans and ibeir guests by tbe “ Y 's ” o f the W. Mrs. W. S. Paiker has opem-d her lea cream will be forever barred o f any action therefore Arrive at Tuckerton, 11.12 a. m., and 6.42 p. x . John 9 T ci»o«,foot of central ate.is ano Heights i Tuckerton where appropriate ceremonies were •mukebst will take cake. C. T . U. At half >a;t tw o o’clock the proces­ parlors and we think she will d o a fine busi­ against said Administrator. .1.BROWN BURR, Arrive at Barnegat C ity ,!!.23 a. m. and 7.56 p.x. 8 K Hi bcbubt, Second street, Lakewood ness. Dated April V ?*3 . (Fra fee $S) Administrator. TOMS RIVER, N. J. Saturdays only. Storms a Bennett, Postofflce atore, Barnegat I held under the auspices of Ryerson Port, G. Mrs, C. Bicker ton and son are visiting her sion was reformed,and marched to tb# large Capt. Ed Holmes is thinking starting in Arrive st Becxh Haven, 1.0* a. u. and 7.CS r. a. Gwyer k LaBrey. Main k Water sta, Toms’Rivtr J A. R. of Tnckcrton. We would like to see a sister, Mrs. Edward Havens at Oshoraville. I^ave Beach Haven for Tnckenon. a so * x . cemetery where. aft»r the regular cerem onies the meat business. That will girau s opoaition T a ilo rin g . G iaod Army Post instituted at Waretown. and 8.00 p. x , Saturdays only T.io r. x. ! of tbe G . A. H . graves of veterans were decor­ which is the life ®f trade. Look out Capt. Ed Leave TicKerion for Beach Haven, 10.99 o . x . E W SNTDZR.CQwperthwsiUi g x eU'ge/Twns Rivar , There is a sufficient number of veterans here A Forked River Wedding. for hatcher Clayton is a bustler. and 3.36 p. v . Mondays only a. x . T aio F o r d , Water street, Toms River ated (and also in tin old bnrying ground) in The Misses Parker are beautifying the Leave Beach Haven for Rarnegat City, « »» to form one and it seems like a good location. the presence of a larre concourse o f ciilsetst. Tinsmith*. Plumber*, etc. On Tuesday eraning lath May 30ih. Fred grounds around the Firksi n&use. a. x ., and 7.W r . x . Saturdays only. ’ ’ •e are about baif i River Thos Kobsrts, Mata street, Toms R:*er way between . Brower o f Laaoka. and Mis* Angelina The march was then taken to the Methodist Capt. Jo* Mathews with hi* imported violin Leave Barnegat City for Beach Haven at 5J8 Edw a G r u c x , Washington street, Toms River I aDd Tuckerton and SHORTHAND a. x ., Mondays only 19.10 r. X. plays most eachanting music from tbe porch ther towns near o« j Holmes, were joined in marriage at the resi- ; church, where very «arneet, interesting and Leave Barnegat city for Tuckerton, &89 a . X. Tobacco and tlg an . i have posts establish It is to be Jioped^ a j dence 0f tbe bride * father. Capl. B. F. Hoimes instructive addresses were mads by Revs. of the Lafayeite House. H* is thinking of 19.10 p. x., aud p. x . Saturdays wjjy. Hibhax W ra * . Union ave. Moncfcester adopting music as a profession- AND' Leave Tuckerton for Barnegat city, 10.99 a . X. ' step will taken in tbe right direction.' Ail * ! of Parked River. The ceremony was per- Surtees of West Creek,and Moor* of Tncker- t ndertakrm. It looked lively sbout town Saturday night. aud 5JS p. x. that is needed Is for somebody to make a start, j formed by Rev. O. W. Wright pastor of the ton. A fter the addrewe? a rislne vote o f Some gentlemen (?) from Toms River and Noras—A. M. trains from Beach Haven rax 8 F Ieowe, Cowperth wait's E xch 'f*. Toms Rive? dan/ except Sunday, p M. trains Tuesdays, and is a short Urn* w e would hare a fine post. thanks was given by |>» soldiers to aii tbe Cedar Creek wore just about full of fighting W holesale Lienee Depot. ! Presbyterian church. A pleasant company ef Thursdays and Saturdays only. Every old veferae should belong ts the Grand whiskey and bad several Ik,ms and kept it up Jobs I kt ay. Water street Toms River j friend* wore prp*^v t and tho occasion was speaker* of the day. and to tbe “ Y s ,” tor A, M. trains to iteoch Haven ran Tnes-Jays, on Sunday m orrfrr- Old Timer mnst have Thursday* an*i Saturdays om y. p. x . trains ran Army cf the Republic. j oue of grew enjoyment. After ifae reception a i their contributions te tie unequalled success been pleased tc see tbe good oid tim sports TYPEWRITING daily except Sunday, a . m . trains from Borne- Herscbel Birdsall. w h o is now employed iu ! bountiful collatio& was served, and tbe guests of the day's celebration. still aept np. We do not want such men in gat CUv sad Harvey cedars Mocdmv oslv D a w * Tkt*? New York, epent Decoration Day at home. town and wonkl like them to know It. P. M. trams Tuesdays, ThorsdaV* and Satur­ ! departed with many good wishes for tbe future In the eve ting tbe Prmb,terian church in days only. We offer : hundred dollars r ward for any J. P. M. VanConlandt ha* returned from The Waretown friends of Hr. Fred Brower j Tuckerton was erawded tW'ta follest capac.ty To Barnegat Cftr and H orvij Cedars A. M. cart o f catarrh that cannot be ■ed by taking j prosperity and happiness of the young couple. Florida and is settled in bis oid quarters at the Practical and Individual Instruction by Learned Hall's Catarrh Cure and Miss Anja were pleased to bear o f 'b y citizens o f the tow s at,] Uiose who had Riverside Hoase. A lllllnery karlabte. F. J. C HEN El <* CO., Props.. Toledo. O. tbclr marriage at Forked River on May 80tb. J come a* far as from Rtkxgat by special j Busy Body whiie shopping a i o o e o f onr Teachers. Pleasant and Convenient School Rooms. JOHN C. PRICE, C. I . HEADLEY* (stores in town heard one of our hard shell old Terms We, the undersigned, have known F. 4. and hope their wedded life iB ! be bright and Tbe ladies o f tbe Y. and W. C- T. L\ will .arrangement with the railnad, a? a literary ______8*K. 6.F.* F. Agt. Cheney for the iaet 15 years, and believe him I timers say he knew who Busy Body waa. It happy. bold a Millinery Sociable at the residence of ’ and musical festival for the fenefit o f Ryerson Perfectly honorable in aU feasine** transaction? Mr*. Renhen Potter, ta-aorrow ( Friday) even- | made roe blush a little for be looked right at tO Suit Practical Business Office in connection with School. pR«lkgT®!2 Jk ■retm sw i jjfe j me. but that was because I am preftv, flair and and financialiy able to carry cu t any obligalioe ic e a silver roiiecttoa wiii he taken , sdais- | Post. The delighted fiadteu-; was carried j plump. Go it Oid Timer you do not know me TkeUaioH Transportation Cs., made by their firm T m k « liver Tarht Club. away by the first appearance before a loca l j and never will unless you move back your Students (h!r Prices are lower, and Instruction more thorough Wxsv Jk riLAJL Wholesale D ragg iHs,TcJedo.O The Toms River Yacht Cteh wili hold a ’ assemblage o f Mis* Geneva G . rfoure o'. T a c k - n m c Table t« Effect betnber Iff, WaLorwe, R innan A Msbvtw , Wholesale i fences on a hae with year neighbor*, . ertou, mm cl*niMoaisu and M a a s nr.* j|. j TLs Bar Legal folks say Ib e j woerd like io Druggist*. Toledo. O. raeeiiai fi NOTICE. than any other School the. Cb’ist-y. TRAINS LEATE NEW SQT??, Han's Catarrh Care is taken iatem aiiy. act­ irpose of arranging if possible for a iOf Bridgeton, rocaiist. Thic entertainmeet come up and show us bow to make roads. I go®#« our Towotfclp Committee, which 1* com - ■ad 15-15 A I , * ing direct! v upon the Wood aud rnwcous - the long course and for a larger ! The Rom e ftakerv wishes to notify iu enato- was owe of unsurpassed excel}*** and pleas­ j Sundays 7.08 a x . •uriaces o f tfee system. P n ce 75c, per bouie i posed ®f some o f the b®st men te Ocean eoowty, ! For T o o * I of reel i mere tfcst s Mr. G a uiess— has H * o « bakery ure to the crowded nouse gather*] to welcome *now bow to make roads, if you d® uwi believe SEND FOR CIRCULARS Sold by all druggists. ! bread painted an his grocery wagon and is these young and very talented *gi 8T., NEWARK, K. J. W. 8 . cxin r, Gesi ~ A B ridge Lying Idle. uTar newspapers have Been, a n d o f course b a c k s 'o f th e 80,000 neig h in g en d capari­ their affecUon* h a d cbiiiralngle3. R u t tho all the religious newspapers, with two or One of tho most costly pieces of property soned wax chargers. emotion of her soul was too great for mor­ AT THE TABERNACLE. three nasty exceptions? You say that news­ In tho United States now lying idle is prob­ And I have to toll you, oh, child of God, tal endurance, and two days after those Ayer's Pills papers sometimes get things wrong. Yes, who 50 years before were to have joined ably tho great railroad bridge over the Pe­ th a t the L ord , w h o lu ou y o u r side now and but. which nf us does not sometimes get cos river, 800 in lieu west of Sau Antonio. Are letter known and more general- DR. TALMAGE CELEBRATES THE EX­ forever, has at his disposal and under his hands iu wedlock were at last married In things wrong. If you want to find a man OPIATES This bridge, which is said to be the second ly used than any other cathartic. TINGUISHMENT OF THE DEBT. command all waters, all winds, all light­ the tomb, and side by side they wait for who has never made a mistake, do not nings, all time and nil eternity. Come, the resurrection. highest in the world, was completed six Sugar-coated, purely vegetable, and m onths ago at a cost o f $1,200,000. It w as waste your time by looking in this pulpit. look me in the face while I utter the word My friends, we shall come at last upon 1 adulteration built b y a private corporation for the use o f free from mercury or any other inju­ A Great Day In tho History of the Brook­ Thanks to the editors and reporters and God commands me to speak to you, “ No those of our loved ones who long ago halted publishers. Gentlemeu of the Brooklyn <% %% > the Southern Pacific company. In addition rious drug, this ia the ideal family lyn Tabernacle—D r. Talmago Speaks of weapon formed against you shall prosper.” in the Journey of life. They w ill be as fair PIONEER NEW SPAPERS OCEAN CO, to this bridge a railroad track leading to it and New York printing press, if you never Don’t throw away your tambourine. You and beautiful—yea, fairer and m ore beauti­ medicine. Though prompt and ener­ tho Rejoicings of Israel After the Pas­ was built, shortening the distance between report anything else that I say, please to re­ w ill wane it as sure as you sit t here and I ful than when we parted from them. It By mm ’s Balsam of Honey, getic in their action, the use of these port that. Y es, l sco you are g ettin g It all ATTITUDES FOR WOMEN* Han A n ton io and E l P a so b y 11 miles. A f t ­ sage Over the Hod Sea. stand here, and the tune you will yet play may bo old age looking upon childhood or During its Fifty Years or m orcof er the bridgo and cutoff railroad had been pills is attended with only the best down. on it, whether standing on Beach of Time youth. Oh, my Lord, how we have missed B ro o k lyn , M ay 28,— This was on e o f tho public service, lias earned the dis- They Have Their Fashion*, Like UaU and completed they were visited by President results. Their effect is to strengthen As a church wo from this day make new or Beach of Eternity, will he the tune that them ! Separated for 10 years o r 20 years or greatest days in the history of Brooklyn tiuction of being Wraps and Bonnets. C. P. Huntington and a number of other and regulate the organic functions, departure. W e will preach more instruc­ Miriam played when she cried, "Sing ye to 50 years, but togeth er at tho la s t, together Yabcrnacle. The music, instrumental and “ H ave you noticed the latest fad?” Bald prominent officials of the Southern Pacific tive sermons. We will offer more faithful the Lord, for he hath triumphed gloriously; at the last! Just think of it! W ill It not being especially beneficial in the prayers. W e will do better work in all de­ a ga y g irl w ith la u g h in g blue eyes. company, and tho new property was form­ congregational, wan of the most joyous the horse and his rider hath he thrown into be glorious? Miriam’s song again appro- The Standard Remedy various derangements of the stom­ partments. Wo will in tho autumn re­ priate. for death, riding on tho pale horse, The man with whom she was talking fol­ ally accepted. In a short time a new time­ type—the hymns, the prayers and the ser­ th e sea.” for Colds. Coughs, Sore Throat etc table was issued by the Southern Pacific, ach, liver, and bowels. sume our lay college. W e will fill all the I expect to have a good laugh with you in with his four hoofs on all our hearts, shall low ed the direction o f her glance uud sa w a mon were celebratlve of the entire extin­ May be given to the weakest infant! group of half a dozen fashionably dressed embracing the now cutoff and the Pecos gu ish m en t of the flo a tin g debt of Cl 40,000, rooms of this magnificent pile with work heaven, for the Bible says in Luke, sixth have been forever discomforted. for God and suffering humanity. More chapter, twenty-first verse, "Blessed are yo I see them now—the glorified—assem­ young women talking with a single naval bridge. Tickets were issued for that road accumulated from tho disasters which re­ officer, whom they had got all to them­ via Southern Pacific and Pecos bridge, a prayers have been offered for this ohurch that weep now', for ye shall laugh.” W e shall bled for ft celebration mightier and more 35 Cents.—TWO SIZES.-7S Cents. A y e r ’s P ills quired the building of three immense selves. fare of SO cents being charged every passen­ and on both sides the sea than for any not spend all eternity psalm singing, but jubilant than that.on the banks o f the Red AT DRUaOISTS AND OENERAL STORES. churches. Text, E x o d u s xv, 20, 21: “ A n d “ Y o u m ean” ------ger over the new bridge. are recommended by all the leading church that has ever existed, and all those sometimes in review of the past, os Christ |>a, and from all lands and ages, on beach “ The attitudes, of course. Don’t you see After all this hod been arranged trains physicians and druggists, as the Miriam, the prophetess, the sisterof Aaron, prayers will be answered. Clear the track says, we shall laugh. There is nothing I" ligh t above beach o f light, g a lle r y above took a timbrel in her hand, and all the for the Brooklyn Tuhernaclel “ Sing ye to that every one of those girls la standing were startfed running over the new route, most prompt and effective remedy wrong in laughter. It all depends on what gallery, and thrones above thrones, in cir­ the Lord, for he hath triumphed gloriously; With her arms akimbo?” and the announcement was mado that the women went out after her with timbrels you laugh at, and when you laugh, aud clin g sweep o f 10,000 miles o f surrou nding It’sPALATABLE for biliousness, nausea, costiveness, the horse and his rider hath he thrown " W h y , so they are. ” track of the old route through the danger­ and with dances. And Miriam answered how you laugh. Nothing it seems will and upheaved splendor, while standing be­ indigestion, sluggishness of the into the sea.” “ W e ll, that ia the very newest thing. In ous canyons of the Hio Grande river wr s them, Sing ye to the Lord, for he hath tri­ more thoroughly'kindle our heavenly hilar­ fore them on “ sea of glass mingled with EFFECTIVE to lie taken up. But trains hail been run­ But do you not now really think that the ities after we have got inside the pearly order t o muke the b alloon sleeves lo o k oa liver, jaundice, drowsiness, pain in umphed gloriously; the horse and hla rider fire,’’ Michael, the archangel, w ith swing­ big as possible the proper fashion is to put ning over the new Pecos bridgo only two Miriam of my text rejoiced too soon? Do gate than to see how in this world we got the side, and sick headache; al30, h a th ho thrown in to t h e sea.” ing scepter, beats tim e for tho multitudinous SAFE the hands on the hips. Observe the effect weeks when tho order came from President you not think she ought to have waited till scared at things which ought not to have YES chorus, crying: “ Sing! Sing! S in g y o to tho Huulingluu to abandon the new bridge to relieve colds, fevers, neuralgia, Sermonlzers are naturally so busy In get­ the Iaraelitish host got clear over to Caa- n ow when I do it!” frightened us at all. How often we work our­ Lord, for he hath triumphed gloriously; and cutoff track and immediately resume and rheumatism. They are taken ting the Israelites safely through the parted nan before she struck her knuckles against “ I shouldn’t think that was necessary.” selves up into a great stew about nothing! the horse and his rider hath he thrown iuto “ Oh, that is because you don’t under­ traffic via the old route. Since that time with great benefit in chills and the Red sea and the Egyptians submerged In the timbrel or tambourine? Miriam! You The Red sea before may he deep, and tho th e sea.” ______stand. Everything is necessary that is the not a train has crossed tho new bridge. the returning waters that but little time do well to have the tambourine ready, but Egyptian cavalry behind us may be well B a r k e r ’ s — ’ diseases peculiar to the South. For _ , HAIR BALSAM fashion. It is even done at meals. ” There is much speculation in railroad cir­ la ordinarily given to what the Lord’s peo­ wait a little before you play it. You are mounted, but if we trust the Lord we will Wanted—An American National Air. travelers, whether by land or sea, ple did after they got well up, high and »nd, tetmincfuio h»tf, "I don't think I've observed It.” cles as to the cuuse of this sudden and not yet through tho journey from Egypt to go through no more hurt by the water than The necessity for a national air that had wholly unexpected action on tho part of d ry , on the beach. T h a t was the beach o f the Promised Land. You will yet have to “ Of course not. Men have no eyes. But when In boyhood we rolled our garments to not been either borrowed or stolen was very when you go into dinner presently take no­ President Huntington.—Engineering and tho Red sea, which Is at Its greatest width drink ou t o f the bitter w a ter o f Marnli, and the knee and barefoot crossed the meadow clearly apparent during the naval rendez­ ------JjOc.aud 11.00 at Druggists Mining Journal, 200 m iles and at its least width 12 m iles. many of your army will eat so heartily of tice, and you will see that the accepted form brook on the old homestead. The odds may vous at Hampton Roads and the subse­ Ayer's Pills W hy is the adjective "Red” used in de­ The Consumptive and Feeblt* , the fallen quails that they will die of colic, is for a woman to hold her left arm akim­ seem to be all agalost you, but I guess it quent ceremonies in New York. In those jmff'T from crhaustiriRdigcHBos shouldureP arS ^otL Z ]?0 bo, th e hand on the hip, while she eats w ith scribing this water? It is called the Red and you will, at the foot of Sinai, be scared Nature’s Method. are the best, and should never he will be all right with you if you have God places, if never before, the chilly conviction digestion. Female We^ueM^Mlcumatlim^a^ her right hand. All the swellest girls do sea because the mountains on its western with t hunder, and thero w ill bo fiery ser­ Tho hermit philosopher, Thorcau, was on your side and all the angelic, cherubic, struck many a heart, and there w as hourly It.” omitted in the outfit. T o preserve coast look us though sprinkled with brick pents in the w ay and m any battles to fight, once asked to express his views on tho doc­ seraphic and archangelic kingdoms. "If emphasis of our poverty aud musical dis­ “ You don’t, I suppose?” their medicinal integrity in all cli­ dust, and the water is colored with red sea- and lust of all the muddy Jordan to cross. trine of an eccentric revivalist, but content­ God be for you, who can be against you?” honesty. W h en the hand on o n e o f the “ I haven’t adopted it at meals just yet, xveed and has red zoophyte and red coral. Miriam! 1 have no objections to the tam­ ed himself with tho remark that "wo need mates, they are put up in bottles as Lay hold of the Lord in prayer, and you British ships played “ God Save the Queen” but I am trying to learn. You see, it ia This sea was cut by the keels of Egyptian, bourine, but do not jingle its bells or thump not try to carpet the whole world with well as boxes. will go free, us did Richard Cecil with a young lady visitor was delighted with IMfORTH SENDiMfi FflR- rath er un com fortable at first. B u t I dare Phoenician and Arabic shipping. It was no its tightened parchment until you are all leather as long os every one of us can wear £20 of missionary money in his saddle­ what she thought was an international say it com es easy after awhile,” “ I have used Ayer’s Pills in my Insignificant pond or puddle on the beach „ « ***** J • H . S C H E N C K shoes o f his own.” through. bags, and the highwaymen grabbed his compliment, for she imagined the bands­ “ I never heard of anything more absurd.” family for severtil .cars, and always of which my text calls us to stand. I hear Ah, my friends, Miriam was right. If - ha&sjin'Mta'hed » book ou diseases o f the Nature ac'cars to iuan age her household horse by the bridle and told him to deliver, men were playing "America.” She wan “ Every new fashion is ubsurd until one upon It the bouiih ot t\ tambourine, for we never shouted victory till we got clear affuirs on that very plan. Recognizing tho found them to he a mild and excel­ and he prayed God for safety, and sudden­ n ot alone In her error. H undreds o f others LUNGS, LIVER AMD STOMACH. gets used to it. I have been practicing which the timbrel w as only another name. through the struggles of this life, we would ly one of the robbers said: "Mr. Cecil, 1 Impossibility of bridging every stream and lent purgative, having a good effect then In th at v icin ity did not k n o w that our vhlch bo "ill nail free pout paid to all applicant. lately at standing with my arms akimbo. An instrument of m usic made out of a cir­ never shout at all. Copy the habit of Mir­ once heard you preach. Boys, let the gen­ working a million miracles to keep flro on the liver. 11 is the best pill used.” greatest of patriotic hymns is sung to n A .id m -. Dll. J. II. SCHEN’CK h SON, P hila., Pa! The first time mamma saw me do it she from burning and passion from flaming, cular hoop, with pieces of metal fixed in iam and Moses. The moment you get n tleman go.” —Frank Spillman, Sulphur, Ky. the sides of it, which made a jingling stolen tune, and that tune the m ost royal­ was startled. 6he called mo to her and she lias preferred the simple alternative of victory celebrate it. The time and place MIRIAM AND TIIE TIMBREL. sound, and over which hoop a piece of istic of all airs. aBked me if I was trying to look like a endowing her creatures with the Instinct Prepared by Dr. .7. C. Ayer 8c Co., Lowell, Mas*. to hold a jubilee for the safe crossing of But let me criticise Miriam a little for ELY’S parchment was disLended, and this was Thero was similar misunderstanding as m ilk m a id .” of self preservation—a tendency which, un­ ^ . Bold by Druggists Everywhere. the Red sea Is 011 its beach arid before you the instrument of music she employed iu C a t a r r h beaten by the knuckles of the performer. to other melodies. “They’re playing ‘Co­ CREAM “ The attitude is certainly not a graceful der certain circumstances, may take the leuve it. It is awful, the delayed hosan­ the divine service on the sandy beach. Why The Israelites, standing on the beach of lum bia, the G em o f the Ocean,’ ” sa id a sol­ one.” form of self revengo. Nine out of ten spe­ nas, the belated halleluias, the postponed not take some other instrument? The harp BALM Every Dose Effective the R ed sea, w ere m a k in g music on their dier who from the wlmrf was listening to "That doesn’t make the slightest differ­ cies of animals avoid danger by flight, but doxologies, the trains of thanksgiving com­ was a sacred instrument. W hy did she not Cleanses tliR deliverance from tho pursuing Egyptians, the Blake’s band. His guess was wrong. ence so lon g as it is th e accepted form . If community Interests and other considera­ in g In so lon g after they a r c d u e. It is said, take that? The cymbal was a sacred in­ Niisul I'ussnges, nnd I bear tho Israelitish men with their They were playing “ Britannia, the Gem of you possessed any powers of observation, tions compel the remaining tenth to abide do not rejoice over a revival too soon, for strument. Why did she not take that? Allays I'ain and you would have noticed long ago that atti­ deep bass voices, and I hear tho timbrel of the Ocean,” but lie was only one of mil­ the arbitrament of buttle, and without tho tho new members might not bold out. Tho trumpet was a sacred instrument. Inflammation, WE EXAMINE EYES FREE! Miriam, as she leads the women in their lions who arc not aware of the fact that tudes for women alter from time to time, dread of their defensive valor soino of tho Do not thank God for the money you Why did she not take that? Amid that H eals 1 lie Ncrcs like any other stylo. Mamma says that jubilee. Rather lively instrument, you both words and music of that song were most useful kinds of insects would have made today, for tomorrow you might lose great host thero must have been musical lies tores the when she was a girl she was taught that say, for religious service—tho timbrel or lifted bodily across tho Atlantic, and that become utterly extinct. Ants, tho restless it ull and more. Do not be too grateful for instruments more used in religious service. Senses of Tnstc the only correct way for a lady to sit was tambourine. But 1 think God sanctioned somewhere on the way the word "Colum­ scavengers of the wilderness, will attack your good health today, for tomorrow you No. She took that which she liked the best nnd Smell. with her knees and feet close together. it. And I rather think wo will have to put bia” was substituted for “ Britannia.’1 the disturber of their domicile with a fury r OCULISTS’ „ may get tho grip. Do not be too glad about and on which she could best express her Such a thing as crossing the legs was con­ a little more of the festive into our re­ Perhaps “The Star Spangled Banner” came t hut det ers even the greedy hoar and the ORDERS FILLED^ your conversion, for you might fall from gratulation over a nation’s rescue, first THY tlia DUKE sidered altogether impossible. Even the ligious services and drive out tho dolorous nearer to be generally recognized as our insect outing baboons of tho Nubian hill YOU THINK YOUR EYES ARE COOD ! grace. Do not rejoice too soon over a through the retreat of the waves of the Apart icle isapplie gentlemen avoided that position because it If you bavo them examined you will probably and funereal, and the day may come when own than any of the other tunes, but for­ Into each nostr country. TenniteB permit themselves to church’s deliverance, because there might Red sea, and then through the clapping of Was too degage.” find that there is something wrong with them, tho timbrel will resume its place in the eign musicians did nothing inexcusable anti is agreeabl h ay-fever Ihj torn to pieces rather t han loosen their and that glasses will be a great help to you. be disasters yet to come. Oh, let us have the hands of their destruction. So I with­ “ Certainly no such ideas govorn now.” sanctuary. But that which occupied the when they discussed among themselves tho Price BO cts.at druggists; by mall,registered eo rt8 bulldog grip upon tho hide of u foe, and Weuselnlmltablo “ DIA MANTA” lenses,which no more adjourned gratitude! The time to draw my criticism of Miriam. Let every "They are out of date, of course. I can are mode only by us. and recommended by lend­ attention of all the m en and women of that indisputable fact that the words only are ELY ISROITIJilts, 56 Warren St, New .York tho hive boo assails intruders at tho immi­ thank God for a rescue from temptation is one take her or his best mode of divine tnyself remember when divans carao into ing Oculistsaa tho best aids to defective vision. Iaraelitish host was the celebration nf their American; that the air is an old English nent risk of losing her life, together with the moment you have broken the wine flask. worship and celebration. My idea of heav­ fashion, and I supposo that it was on ac­ 8olld Gold Spectacles $3.00| usual price $5.00 victory. They had crossed. They had tri­ production still sung in many parts of her her sting.—Sou Francisco Chronicle. 8te«l Spectacles - • .flOj usual price 1.00 The time to thank God for your salvation en is that it is a place where we can do as count of them to some extent that women umphed. They were free. majesty’s realm as tho odo “ T o Anacreon Artificial Eyes inserted 4.00» usual price 10.00 Is tho moment after the first flash of par­ wo please and have everything we want. got into the way of loiliug when they snt. More wonderful w as this victory and de­ In Heaven.” Most Hunters linen n Specialty. M. ZINEMAN & BRQ. 1130 S. Ninth St. don. The time to be grateful for the com­ Of course we will do nothing wrong and At all events, of late years it has been con­ feat than when the hosts of Richard over­ fort of your bereft soul is the first moment Even “Hall, Columbia,” that somewhat That thero Is such a thing os a specialty OPTICIANS. I PHILADELPHIA. want nothing harmful. sidered entirely proper for ladies to cross came the hosts of Saladin at Azotus, than of Christ’s appearance at the mausoleum of crude affair, was not above suspicion, for among professional hunters will strike Chestnut ar.d Walnut •*?**9t§r How much of the material and physical their knees in public, and when I was in when at Bannockburn Scotland was set Lazarus. The time for M iriam’s tambour­ It is one of the oldest of Italian songs, not some people as peculiar. The commonly will finally make up the heavenly world I B oston tw o or three years ago I cam e across free, than when the Earl of Northumber­ ine to sound its most jubilant note is the infrequently heard in the rural districts of icepted idea is that if a man can shoot AT know not, but I think Gabriel will have his something quite new to mo then in the way land was driven back at Branham Moor, moment tho last Israelite puts his foot ou the land of sunshine and blue skies.— at one thing he can at another. But such trumpet, and David his liarp, and ITandel of a fad. It was practiced extensively by thuii when at the battle of Wakefield York the sand of the parted Inland ocean. Alas! Washington Star. Is n ot the caso. N ot o n ly that, but by try ­ his organ, and Thalberg his piano, and the the women who thought they had pretty was slain, than when at Bosworth Field that when God’s mercies have such swift ing all kinds of game a hunter may ruin great Norwegian performer his violin, and ankles.” Richard was left dead, than when the wings, our praises should have such leaden Now Try Tills. himself for all. The man who hunts snipe 1 5 6 0 ^ Miriam her timbrel, and ns I cannot make “ W hat was it?" Athenians under Miltiades at Marathon is generally through when his seasons end. feet. music on any of them I think I will move It will cost you nothing and w ill surely do “ Why, it was simply to cross the legs put tho Persians to flight, for this victory A CAVALRY CHARGE. If ho Hhoots any other game, it is for his J f AK £ around amon • all of them and listen. But you good, If you have a cough, cold, or auy and lift the skirt in such a manner when of my text was gained without swrord or N otice that M iriam ’s so n g in m y text had own use. lie some days sends in 200 birds there are our friends of the Scotch Cove­ sitting down as to display a liberal bit of catapult or spear. Tho weapon was a lifted for its burden the overthrown cavalry. It trouble with throat, chest or lungs. Dr. King’s ns tho result of one day’s work. Strings of nanter church, who do not like musical in­ ankle. Could anything bo more absurd?” and prostrated non. "And Miriam, the was not so much the infantry or tho men New Discovery, for consumption, coughs and 80, IX) and 100 are not Infrequent. His liar- struments at all in divine worship, and they “I should taluk not, considering the fact prophetess, tho sister of Aaron, took a tim­ on foot over whose defeat she rejoiced with colds is guaranteed to give relief; or money vest is at tire senson o f th e year when the need not have them. that they were Boston ankles,” said the brel in her hand, and nil tho women went rin g in g tim brel, bu t over th e m en on horse­ will be paid back. Sufferers from la grippe birds sell at $2.50 and fll a dozen. Tho duck I tell Duncan and McLeod aud Bruce y ou n g man. out after her with tim brels and with dances. back- the mounted troops! "Tho horao hunter is also of a class to himself. This they need never hear in heaven n single found U just the thing and uuder Its use had a “ You are a horrid, sarcastic creature,” And Miriam answered them, Sing ye to and ills rider hath he thrown into the sea.” Is particularly true of tho wood duck PLEASANT string thrum or a single organ roll. Wo speedy and perfect recovery. T ry a sample responded the girl with the blue eyes.— the Lord, for he hath triumphed glorious­ Thero is something terrible In a cavalry K E E P C O O L hunter. shall all d o ns we please In that radiant placo bottle at our expense nnd learn fo r yourself Old Point Comfort Cor. Washington Star. ly; the horse and his rider hath ho thrown charge. You see it is not like a soldier inside, outside, nnd all the way through, Tho chicken and quail hunters are gen­ if through the pardoning and sanctifying just, how good a thing it is. T rial bottles free by drinking in to the sea.” afoot, thrusting a bayonet or striking with erally tho same, and in large part they are grace of Christ we ever get there. What a at C. B. Mathis’ Drugstore. L arge size 50c. Diving For Pearl Shells. A GLORIOUS TRIUMPH. a sword, using nothing but the strength of known as furmers. Deer and wild turkey day it will he when we sLuud on tho beach and $1.00. Charles T. Emraerson, tho old time South THE NEXT MORNING I FEEL BRIGHT AND B rooklyn T a b ern a cle today feels m uch as his own muscle and sinew, for the cavalry­ also go togethor. They are found in tho of heaven and look back on the Red sea of H I R E S ’ § " NEW AND MY COMPLEXION 13 BETTER. Moses uud Miriam did when they stood on man adds to the strength of his own arm 2 Sea trader, at one time king of Nukiliiva, same section of the country and at tho My doctor m y. It- act" gonlly on tho etoinnrti, liver this world’s sin and trouble and celebrate This great Tempernnco drlnlr; A ^ V v s the banks of the Hud sea after their safe tho awful plunge of a steed at full gallop. is here from Tahiti. Hu lulls that tlic same Lime. Their tu rkey s average them ana kidneys, and Is n nli-nani t laxative. ThU drink is is ns healthful, nn it Is pleasant. T ry I*. made from !>< rba, mid u prepared for use as easily aa emergence from the waters. By the help Tremendous arm of war is the cavalry! the fact that we have got through, and got French government, controlling tho pearl over $1 each, aud when they run across a too. It is called over, and got up, our sins and our troubles islands of tho Pacific, has recently prohib­ of God and tho generosity of our friends Josephus says that in that host that flock it Is an easy matter to get 10 or 12 out attempting to follow gone clear down under ited the use of diving apparatus by pearl here ami elsewhere, our $140,000 of floating crossed the R ed sea there w e r e 50,000 caval­ of it.—St. Louis Globe-Democrat. LMS’SMEMGME the waves. Oh, crimson floods, roll over hunters. This is because there lias been All druggists sell ItntCOc. and f 1.00 a pnekneo. If church debt is forever gone, and this house, rymen. Epaminondas rode into battle with frillrnmmtgot ll.nend yourarldres»f»rfra«Munnio. them and drown them, and drown them such a demand for tho beautiful pearls of which, with tho ground upon which it 5.000 cavalrym en and A le x a n d e r with 7,000. No Place For the l’oor. I.iinr'* I'ui.illr Mt-riMno (I..- TinwrUrnrh forever! the Pacific that the supply Is being de­ stands, represents $410,000, I this d a y re­ Marlborough depended on his cavalry for ONE DOLLAR Weery Walker—Jest you take my ad­ *' ^DliVVoit' T'I'v.'i'mIi -V-,' A! ' r l V ,AN. "y?' TIIE GREATEST OF ALL JUBILEES. pleted, and in a little while apparently consecrate to God the Father, God the Son the triumph at Blenheim. It was not nlone {StooA?- vice, Timmy, an keep erway from Chlcker- W hat a celebration it w ill be—our resur­ there w ou ld be none left. and God the Holy Ghost. A stranger might the snow that despoiled the French armies por w ’ile dig ere fair hiznlss in on. rected bodies standing on tho beach, whose “ A s nn illustration of the way tho pearls ask how could this church got into debt to in retreat from Moscow, but tho mounted HOUR Timmy Tatters—W ’y? What’s do mat­ pebbles are amethyst and emerald and have been taken,” said Mr. Emmenou, au amount that w ould build several large Cossacks. Cavalrymen decided the battles >y any one of either sex in any er? ngate and diamonds! What a shaking of "there have been 20 diving machines at churches. My answer is, Waves of destruc­ of Leuthen and Loipsic and Winchester I had a malignant breaking out on my leg i-.;.. .. untry, who is willing to work iudus- Weery Walker—W ell, I wua sleep!n in hands! What ft talking over old times! triousiy tile employment which we furnUh. work in various parts of tho Tumutn tion, stout as any that over rolled across and Hanover Courthouse and Five Forks. below the knee, and waacured so u n d and well ler park derc odder night w’en erloug What a jubilee! What an opportunity to I he labor is light nml pleasant, and you run no group. Enel, d ivin g lxiat. and tho appara­ th e R ed sea of m y te x t. Some of you may have been in the relentless with two and a half bottles of K TC jvjS risk whatever. We fit you out complete,so that •nines a bloke w id a bell punch au oskt m e visit! In this world we have so little time tus requlro 10 men. The men change oil Examine all tho pages of church history, raids led on hv Forrest or Chalmers or Mor­ Other blood medicineshad failed you can give the business a tiiiil without expense f I bed registered.—Exchange. fo r that. I am -lookin g forw ard to eternal to yourself. For those willing to do r little work, constantly, and one man Is down below an d nil tho pages o f th e world’s history, nnd gan or Stuart, of the southern side, or Pleas­ socialities. To be with God nnd never sin to do me any good. W il l C . B eaty, 118i *s tt,e grandest offer mnile. You run work gath erin g shells all th e lime. show me an organization, sacrod or secular, anton, or Wilson or Kilpatrick or Sheridan J ° V.. rkv. Ill- I f. nil liny, or in the evening only. If you are em­ Tiio nip oi a poisonous snake is but a (light against him. To be with Christ and for­ “ F rom 1WV) to 1 W these islands exported that ever lmd to build three great struc­ of the northern side. The army saddles ployed, and have a few epm-e hours at your dis­ remove from being m ore dangerous than the ever feel his love. To walk together in a bou t 400 tons o f shells each year, b u t from tures, two of them destroyed by flro. Take are the thrones of battle. Hurricanes in posal, utilize them, and mid to your income,— robes of white with those with whom on our business will not interfere at all. You will 1880, w hen m odem d ivin g apparatus was poison o f ecrsf'jlft in the blood. Ayer's 8Hr*<»r any of your biggest life insurance com­ stirrups are the cavalrymen, earth wo walked together in black ruiiueiil be amazed on the start at the rapidity and ease introduced, the yield has been about 800 pai llla purifies the vital fluid, expels all poison­ panies, or your biggest storehouses, or your No wonder that Miriam was chiefly grate­ by which you amass doiiar upon doiiar, day in and of mourning. To gather up the members tons a year, and ono year it reached 1,000 ous substances, and supplies the elements of biggest banks, or your biggest newspaper ful that the Egyptian cavalrymen, pursu­ I was troubled from childhood with an ag> day out. Even beginners are successful from the of our scattered families and embrace them first hour. Any one can run the business— none tons. life, health, and strength. establishments and let them have to build ing t he Israelites down to midway the Red eravnted case o f Tetter, nnd three bottles of ■1 ilh no embarrassment, though all heaven ' cured me petuntneatly. fail. You should try nothing else until you see “ Now the French government, has re­ three times 011 the same foundation, and it sea, were unsaddled, unstirruped, unhorsed. for yourself what you can do at the business be looking on. W a l l a c e M ann, stricted the catch to 400 tons and issued an would cost them a struggle, if not demoli­ Miriam struck the center of the tambourine Mannvillc, 1. T. which we offer. No capital risked. Women are Coughing leads to consumption, Kemp's A mine in Scotland caved in and caught grand workers; nowadays they make as much order that the pearls can bo taken only in tion . My text s p e a k s o f the R ed sea once with the full force of her right hand when Our book on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed Balsam relieves It at once. amid the rocks a young man who in a few as m« n. They should try this business, as it Is so tho old time way by native divers. This crossed, but one R ed sea would not have so she came to Hint bar of the music, "The free. Sw ift SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Ga. well ndapted io them. Write at once and see for will throw about 200 other divers out of much overcome us. It was with us Red horse and Ids rider hath he thrown into the days was to have been united iu holy mar­ yourself. Address II. IIA L L E T T & CO., riage. No one could get heart to tell his IIox 880, Portland, IUo. work. There are two kinds of shells there A l»lg Fruit Farm. Bea niter Red sen. Three Red sensl Y et lea.” Ah, my friends, it is the mounted ‘—the black lipped, which is the one found today, thanks lie to God, wo stand on the troubles that we must fear. The little trou­ aflianced of the death of her beloved, but One of the largest fruit farms this side of W. L. DOUGLAS shore, and with o rg a n mid cornet in ab­ bles we cau endure. The cinder in the eye, some one made her believe that he had more plentiful, auil tho smoky gulden Iho R ock y m ountains, nccordlng to a hulle- pearl. The latter is almost a rarity and sence of a timbrel w e chant: "Sing ye unto the splinter under the nail, the thorn in the changed his mind about the marriage and lin of the West Virginia experimental sta S3 SHOE noW p. does not cut much of a figure. The aver­ the Lord, for lie hath triumphed gloriously. foot, the social slight, tho moan fling, thf willfully disappeared. Fifty years passed Mon, la to lie found on tho foothills o f tho Bast Calt Shoo In tha world for the price. age price of the black lipped pearl is about W . L. D ou g la s Rhoesare sold everywhere. The horse aud his rider hath he thrown into invidious comparison or the remarks tlifir, on, when one day the miners, delving in (NEW YORK CORRESPONDcIICl Blue Ridge in Jefferson county of that 80 cen ts a pound, o r ffiOO a ten. N ot lon g Everybody should wear them. It Is e duty th e sea." snub. the earth, suddenly came on the body of state. In 1887 tho Becker brothers sot out you owe youreelt to ret the best value for ago, howevtr. the prices advanced, and But why the great expense of this struc­ The annoyances and vexations on foot we that young man, which biul all those years 83,000 noach trees, since which time eight your money. Boonointee In your footwear by th ey have hr- light as m uch as #1,000 a ton ture? My answer is, the immensity of it can conquer, but alius fo r th e m ounted dis­ been kept from the air and looked just ns adjoining tracts have been added, until tho purchasing W , L. D ou glas ShOOS,which represent the best value at the prices ad­ an d the firmness o f it. It cost over $34,000 asters, the bereavements, the bankruptcies, It was the day of the calamity. Strong, In London.”—San Francisco Examiner. fruit farm com prises 2,400 acres In one vertised above, as thousands can testily. to dig the cellar, before one stone was laid, the persecutions, the appalling sicknesses manly, noble youth, he sat there looking ns l»ody. Tho planters h a ve not stopped w ith FOR -i HOM E S T U D Y tm ' Take No Substitute, jf g reaching ns tho foundation does from street that charge upon us, as it were, ip- on the day he died. But no one recognized Cause o f M cuimh. beaches alone, but they have n largo area lie w n re o f fraud. None genuine without W. L. to street, nml then thebuildingof the house lifted battleax or consuming thun ...olt the silent form. 3 BROADWAY N .V. H S3? Commenting on the fact that 52 deaths In grapes, quinces and cherries, besides Douglas name nnd price stamped on bottom. Look introductory l e c t u r f u IIA? tor It when you buy. was constructed in a way, wo are told by o f power. There are th ose a m on g my hear­ After awhile they called the oldest in­ had occurred in Holton from measles dur­ American and Japanese plums, apricots, | W . I.. Douglas, Brockton, Maes. Sold by experienced builders who had nothing to do ers or readers who have had a whole regi­ habitants to come aud see if any one could ing the past month, Councilor Entwistlo Japan porajmmona, nectarines, English Have you Headache or Eye Strain with it, for durability of foundation and ment of mounted disasters chnrgingupou recognize him. A woman, with bent form said tho cause of measles was distinctly tho walnuts, italian chestnuts and paper shell j F. Lll’SCHUETZ. IT WILL C O fT YOU NOTHING to have your wall such ns characterizes hardly any ether them. But bar not. The smallest lorse- nnd her hair sn ow y w h ite w ith yeHrs, cam e WHEELER & WILSON eating of swine's flesh. Measles was dis­ almonds.—Washington Post. eyes examined i.y « graduated physician at the building of this city. To the day of your fly on the neck of pharaoh’s war cliaiK<=r, last, niul looking upon the silent form that tin c tly a swine’s disorder, and a total ab­ had been bo completely preserved gave a PHIUBELFWI OPTICAL PAKLORS1034 ARCH STREET stinence from the eating of swine's flesh OH AM , TUB H:\VX- death and mine, and far nnr children and passing between the crystal palisaits of bitter cry amt fell into a long swoon. It Hours, s a. m. to 6 p. m Sudday, in a m. to 1 was required In order that measles might F T lli: < malayas on t he other. But God has in­ fulness, lie is indeed nn object of pity. ; all persona Interested In the lands, tenements and I real eslate o f said deceased, appear before the terfered, and the way i9 clear, and I am An Unconcerned Centiped. The slight pain in the back, pain or stiff­ . Court at the Court Mouse tn Toms Kiver, ou here and expect to be here until my work M**” ...... m ’■■■m r'ni u j W hile moving some rocks a very large ness o f the joints o r m uscles, is a warning T u esd R ), th e ltllh d a y ot J u n e next wtwai, on earth is done. indication of an improvished condition to show cause why so much o f the lands, tene­ ccntiped started to crawl up my boot leg, ments, hereditaments and real eatateof the said Why should I want to go away from R F M F M R F R w e g u a r a n t e e a c u r e I of the blood, n low state of health, and if .i ” .. and invite the most I When with a jump and a yell that would , decedent shall not t>e sold as will he sufficient to Brooklyn? I have no sympathy with the careful investigation aa to our responsibil-1 have done credit to a Comanche Indian I not attended to at once, means rheu­ pay his dents, or the residue thereof, as the ease popular sentiment which defames our be­ aH ■HILL’S ■ B H H B B Bl*w y am i th e meri matism . m«y requite knocked it off with a stick and completely i By the Court. CHARLIES II. WARPRLL, loved city. Some people make it a part of Rheumatism Can now he relieved nnd I c u t it in tw o w ith a stroke o f try kn ife, one Surrogate their religion to excoriate and belittle the piece goin g one w s y and the other pi we the cured. j Dated April t*. 1S9». S m » IV* fee, $;.5o‘ piace of their residence, and there has been Double Chloride of Gold Tablets other way, cpparently unconcerned about j Since the introduction of Favorite Rem- more damage, financial nnd moral, done to the division of its body. One half was soon I cdy. by Dr. David Kennedy, of Rond out, our city by this hypercriticism than can j N. Y., there bas been fewer fufferers o f m e pallor,, v b o m il v d o a t S lfy « o p Duplex - Sewing - Machine again overturned and stamped tuto the ever be estimated. The course of our city I than ever before. earth with my boot heel, but what was my has been onward and upward. We have a Sews Either Chain or Lock Stitch. Favorite Remedy drives out rheumatic DRBNKEHNESf aM MORPHINE HABIT astonishment a few hours later to see the citizenship made up of hundreds of thou­ the patient, by tie u se o f our SPECIAL FORMULA GOLD CURE T ABLETS poison from the blood, restores the circu­ other half of his centipedsLlp climbing sands o f as good m e n and women as in habit Dnring treatment patients are nllowed tho free use o f Liauor oi- Mr»r STAYER7 & ALSH3IMEH, lation, strengthens the nerve power. around the pile of rocks looking nr, though th e earth, and I feel honored in bein g n phine until------sncl---- ^oM- --- theyjshall .umi volnnurilyruiuiuaniv KIVOgive themL up The best proof of its value is the gocni We send pacicnlars and pamphlet of testimonials A FEW Agents, Tom s River, N. J. nothing had gone wrong!—St. Louis lie dtizeu of Brooklyn and propose to stay It has done. bo glad to placrsuffefers7roinT.ay of the'se^abits'Vn com m unlca^ W h e e le r & W ilson Wf*. Co.. PhilwHa^ p ublic. here until I join th e population in the Silent. tiou with persois who have been cured by the use of cmrTAaiisTN * I war afflicted with inflammatory rheuma- i Testimonials tism for fifteen years, w rites Hr. E P. Taver. of j Cit y out yonder, n ow all abloom with spring r, HILV® «re for sale by all f ib s t -class People Wlin Fail to llerp»»«rt. ttrnggistsnt. (f.O O per package. froin persons East Nassau. N Y. So severe (bat 1 was *»:p. i ___CAVIATR, flowers-sweet type's of resurrection’ Invitations which are received and which posed to be a cripple for life. Voder phyvk .a u j I f your di .tKiat docs not keep them, enclose us % 1 n a BLAIRS PILLS. TRADE MARKS, THANKS TO GOP ANP KIND FRIENDS. who have been meet with no recognition, either by attend­ treatment I grew worse. Dr. Kennedy's" Favor- 1 DE8ICN PATENTS, T abletsWiU y o u *b y return m ail, a package or ou r ite Remedy helped me from the time 1 first used M y thanks m u st l*e first to God and then Great English Remedy ance, excuse sent or an after call, should ^ COPYRIGHTS, «teJ Write Toir name and address plainly, and state cured by the use of it, *;id entirely cured IDr ll» t f felt DC trSOe of to ail who have contributed by large gift or never be repeated, as to ignore such civility i the disease since, and that was three years ago. * «nd free Handbook write to whether Tabets aro for Tobacco! Morphine or for Ml N> A to - 961 BnoADwar. K r» York. small to this emancipation. Thanks to the Liquor Habi. bears onlye ie construction—that the ac­ j The beautiful daughter of Mr. JoO'.cs | Oldest burean for seetiriti* in AtMffra, Rtery patent taken out by ns la brought before men, women and children who have helped i DO NOT BE DECEIVED into purchasing quaintance is declined or discontinued.— • Me Fsrland, of DpMoint-s, Ia . was help- j the j w e by a notice given free ot cii*rga in tho anyo, tbe virions nostrums that aro being s Tablets. and sometimes helped with self sacrifices I & RHEUMATISM. Gen tie woman. ler Kerne^v'* Fare-- (I , t i l 66 Optra Block B. M. JAY LORD, Leslie, Mich. Sir&tc*; as ibe gallon at “ cheap paint. “ But tte Remedy but a short white before it "drove the |F YOU eoatemfM now send yon the money,” is the language I rheumatism oat of my system." of one noble young man who wrote to The ! LATA, OHIO, N E W L IF E . file difference does not end here. The appear­ I Mr. G. Lansing, of Troy. N. Y , had “ G o i x G w e s t ," Christian Herald. "Thiais my dead son's j ance c-f the work wbea dane, is ta the advant­ PARTT riARS rheumatism so bad that he had to be Either for pleasure nr to secure a location, sa ift to me, and I h a v e bMn led to send it t o ; age o f the Chilton Paint. It bas a better glnw turned over in hod After otirg Dr. want inforntatton of anr kind regarding the ce-;g you.” writes a m other in Rhode Jsland. Inuy lour,. ILITutw J ou ssos i'. o. Box O. and a more solid look than the other W hy ? Kennedy’s Favorite Remedy but a short ; try, climate, etc., enclose fi.rci. M -1 address \ n FFEE, A r>lind oetrevnarian invalid in YO'-k, | while was restored to health. PlTTSBUEGH, PA. Baesase it is made w»th pore Imseed oil. Even r a . reod* his m iie and hi* prayer. Thanks; word of praise for your Tablets M viw n.., f e Pleasure to speak' a I K* W hat reason then for suffering with 1 here the difference doas not s^d. Look at the ■*“ ** pm s. Ha^e yon r.o- + .iquor.and through * friend, I w a | '1 ^ to t^ V O T rtT^Toi»0ad2 1Ctcd to the o f DR. E. f . WEST’S NERVE AND BKAl> rheumatism or Deuralgia This medicine j ticed b in s ta n t d r i n k e r . W after using ycml- TabretS was a h e a v y aa d TREATMENT, a specific for Hysteria^DiistntfA work fo a rear or two afterward and see kmd an d sympathetic all theeec- I Fits, Neuralgia, Hea-lacke, Nervous pro«ra-ica i .will help you if given a trial. «m«i wm not touch liquor of any kird I havaVfit^i VE?* daT3 quit drinking, which paint was the re or* durable. The you, iu order to know the cure was before writing caused bv alcohol nr tobacco, Wakefulness, J*v»- AGSNTS WANTED for the oaiy AUTHORIZED fn r e r la! Depressiaa, Softesing of Brain, ranstng n- CkStSB. Why. csrtaisly It was n>ade is Far ©rcr Firry Yean sanu v." misery, decay, death. Premature OB A*^- ! In «ay!ns that H o o d 's Sarsaparilla care*, ita MitS.'HELEN MORRISON. merely It Is seven times I Barrenness, Loss o f Power in either sex. tr--ar—not to mil. Mas. W rvsioVg S corsixfi 8v » cf has been a**d . IICAL C o G c r T t S I B N -—Tour Tntitrta r r .rfr,. , D s c o t i t i , O h i o . ! over i f i j years by mfi-joas of m m een ftw : ! prapn^tefj m*te no idle or extravagant teacy. 1-eucorrtHe* and all Female f r o a a i and has nothin* Lai the best materials Involuntary Losses, openusterrheez cauer*1 tfeetr children white teetbiag. with perfect n r - f ; claim . Statements from thousands oi reliable U, f t u i f . t a o orer-IlKW' Sn » . Wherever cs.-« ssed. B is ■■wave oaed «* softeas he gums. B* Gail Hamilton, f-i literarr exer-v* * jx oi * h ii H o o d 's Sarsaparilla bas do»>e W . L. L u i b b a i"- Bee. A month’s treatment, fl, * t< *5 t-T ««'>r afterwards because ft has sever f«t failed to *•*7* »n$*t*i, « r e * wted cotte,and is the best the cooperattoa ef his fawny, and for y '“ | «pr conclusively prove the ? ic l- H o o d " j Address all Orders to guaranteeniWTSii fix boxes to cure. Each —:h order---- . . for.. (firs complete mutefactk*. when properly rewedf for Darrscra. It will relieve the peer Bfcmejs great History. T w e a tv Yews of Cm -’ I Sarsaparilla Cures. i attic Kffcr—1—m iW M diH tif. S M —by Druggists ------* ":a « -" x w , wiiii *5 wiii send written goaraB.ee applied. Get a pound ran o f it aad exam !ae H. fHiaa," and fets later 000k. “ fo'.tk-c, Dtorao-1 ------refaad if sot cured. Guarantees issued only -J Ask o f H » ! e wfee t a w ossA it. ! every part; of t* f wnrM. -eats a THE OHIO CHEMICAL CO., CkUtOB ireart Mk fc r - Mr*. W tutow’B gocth- f a f f ' 1. . ° ^ . , t*ree. rKK*»-1 H***1'? Pitta act especially upon tbe liver, by C. VF. S S NS^iraggisMbte aguat,M=^Art,— C-O . F ew T « V j e * greins. ■>•»!« s!, S3 and 0 3 O p w » Bloc*. LIMA,LIMA. OHIO.OHI fSTESmTSS. s a t Norwich, Cotta, I cures eonttlpatioa an d assist digestioa. n iiiiiiiiin j EvtryhHj reads the c«t-«-W ard».