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V O L U M E 86— N t M B E B 23.
A Boy's Ambition.
SELECTED FOETBY.
was considered silly and lasy. Of the
•* I too am a painter,” responded the
gifts that iff him slumbered no one Jew, “ and am called Israel Piok— that
O f course he means to do something
remarked ; they remained undeveloped is to say, a house painter ; and I journey
for himself by and by, but he does not
like the treasures whiah from the Tartar now to Oonnteas Oziedusziokaat Mogiiks;
propose to soil his fingers with work.
times tie buried in the Galician earth. there iu the castle I have work euongh
H e is going to be a clerk, or a doctor or
Likewise no one remarked that in his for a month. There are also beautiful
a lawyer. M y cheerful young roan, are
breast Isy the germ of a sore affliction. paiutiugs te be seen there. I f yon are
you sure you kuow what yon aro talking
The red upon his cheek was not the color satisfied with what I give, I oould readily
about? What do clerks earn? How
use another man.
of health.
much does a young dootor receive ? Oh I
T h e paintings excited Plutiu's curiosity.
Perhaps on that aooouut, because so
but yon don’t mean to be a poor olerk.
early the iny breath of death blew npon So they were both soon agreed, and he
You intend to be a great lawyer with ton
him, Plutin loved the living so d ea rly; journeyed with the house paiuter to
thousand a year, or a dootor with a
oould not bear to be confined within four Mogilka, or rather allowed himself to
carriage. Charmed to hear it. I t is a
walls, and abominated so thoroughly the walk along beside the wagon.
noble resolve, bnt are you sure you will
hsu uu cause to ispant it. The
books, aud above all the Latin and
get there?
Really, now, how can a
Greek. He was shy and awkward, and Jew did not give him mnob, bnt this
young man tell, how can he b e sure he
if oonstrained to remain at home, hs little honestly and punctually ; and as
w ill suooeed? In this way.
A man
would muse for hours, for days, in the he oould not ag.ee to eat— and therefore
auooeeds who falls in love with his work.
Winter :ime, over the frost bloom npon deolined with humble courtesy— the
H e thinks about it day aud night, he
the windows, or stare into the flames food in the lordly kitohen, Plntin could
studies i t ; he reads all he ©an find on the
upon the hearth; in the warm season indulge In the same moat heartily. S e
subject. H e tries aud tries till he can do
lie upon bis back iu a shadowy bush feasted himself splendidly hereupon for
it well. Then it is he succeeds. You do
and gaze into the blue heaven. What a month, aud thus was able to lay by all
not care much about medioine; you have
did he see, and over what did he muse ? his money. Bat after all, this was o f the
no burning desire to stady this magnifi­
I t was so little and yet so muoh to him. ieasi importance. With reference to the
cent machine the human body. You
He thought, as w ell he might, that a fire paintings the Jew had uot deceived him.
don’t care very muoh for dreadful work
A ll the rooms of the at-oue-time
upon the lifeless canvass as truly burns
in hospitals, and yet you mean to be a
the saloD, the
as this that hero lightly touches the Wojewodeu castle,
doctor.
You would seoretly muoh pre­
d e ft fire-wood. How oould one imitate chambers, the chapel, and even the
fer to havo a kit of carver’s tools, but,
the colors with which the departing suu hallways were oroameuted with paintings. o f course you oould never be a carver by
overspreads the evening beaveu-*the Plntin saw for the first time with wonder trado ? L e t ns stop here. TbiB is the
olouda floating iu the wan, blue flood— and raptnre splendid old portraits, as summing up of a vast deal of homely
well as mythological scenes, battles,
the trees of the forest ?
wisdom. D o you love auy work ? Is there
Then again he spent hours before the hunts, animal pieoes, genre piotures of anything that, if you were independent,
pictured walls in the ohurob, aud more all kinds, in part good oopios of famous you would do before anything else ? I f
and more Bhook uis head over the horrible paintings, in part originals of the old there is— do that. There is your snooess;
forma whiob the Byzantine school had and new maeterB. He learned rapidly that way lies all the money, the rewards,
prodneed, and the traditions of many to assooiate with model, brash and ra ler; the respeot of others, and all the real
worked assiduously and joyously, and
oenturies huilowed.
honest happiness you w ill ever find.
" No, that oannot be,” he at last cried glanced at intervals, again and again, Boys make a mistake in thinking that
upon the colored marvels that looked
out, “ God has not so oreated men.
only lawyers, doctors aud merchants
H e secretly brought Anitsa iuto the down npon him from heavy gold frames suoooed. I t is a terrible blonder to leave
ohuroh, and gave her exaetly the same round about.
a trade in whioh you may make a first( To be co n tin u ed .)
A c ., A c .
position as that which Mary Magdalen
M a s o c h , f o r the N ew Jersey C o u rie r,
class workman and have a ebanoe to wia
Plutin was o f a wholly different nature.
L O W E S T
P R I C E S .
by Heo. A l f r e d F r e e .
occupied at the feet of the Crucified, aud
Going Home from Church.
a home, comfort and independence, to
Tho fairy with the miracle-bloom that at
L IM E , C E M E N T A N D B R IC K ,
H EN RY L. BR A N T,
O ffice a n d Y a r d o n B a y S tre et,
The morning wind smote fresh and hiB cradle appeared, laid in it for him a laughed aloud in the joy of his heart.
Iu those days o f social system, we go into a profession you do not love.
B a rn e e ia t, N. J .
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' I knew it,” said he “ she has both
Law,
strong through the Steppe, as over an noble but fatal gift. He was a quiet,
soaroely ever see some of the faots that There is one end io that road—a life of
ill-paid drudgery and failure after all.
organ, that each time begun solemnly to introspective obild, whose melancholy hands dislocated, aucl the right arm is characterized old time courting. Now
I I S
N A S S A U
S T .,
A ls o , B la c k s m it h s ’ C o a l,
not
so
long
as
the
left.”
resound.
Above stood the outspread only occasionally gave plaoe to an elfish
N E W
YO R K .
fellow goes to se© liis girl in 11 way then
A Mother s Methods.
What do you know about it ?” asked
AT LOWEST PRIC ES FOR CASH.
A g en t fo r
heavens, in which great white olouda merriment. The old trees, the odorous
regarded as very cowardly-—visits her at
“ You are no
A girl oannot gro'w up in a well-ordered
floated from east to west, and flights of elder-bushes, the dark roaring forest, the his sister scornfully.
tffil
W M . AUM ACK.
W A L T E R ’S P A T E N T CHARCOAL
her residence and takes her to ohuroh
-----------painter.
”
storks and oranes moved toward the north. undulating Steppe, were not mute to
leaving no sense of uncertainty as to home, under the caro o f a good mother,
TIN SHINGLES and SIDING PLATES,
J . W . W E B B , M . D .,
Again a bad examination. This time
without unconsciously loarniug muoh of
Round about arose the merry chirp of him as to others ; they spoke a language
who will take her home.
Also
HOMCEPATHIST,
crickets, the whirr of grasshoppers aud that he understood better than he did the pastor lost his patience.
Iu the good old days, we all took our the method by whioh the home is made
R U B B E R R O O F IN C
The boy has no head for study,” he
what it iB, writes Henriette Davis in
the
sweet
song
o
f
birds
that
swung
upon
ohauoes,
and
nobody
was
so
baso
as
to
try
m a i n street , (f o u r d oors north o f p o s to flic e ,)
that of the musty, leather*bouud volumes
DEALER IN ALL KINDS OP
and
oried out, “ or, what is worse, he will
A bright girl
the branches yonder, where blooming of his father.
to forstall the natural course of evonts “ Good Housekeeping."
T h e twilight of the
TOMS RIVER, N. J.
uot
learu.
Out
with
him
1
he
shall
learu
shrubs, standing together in groups, church also, iu which he preferred to
by rendering competition impossible on who is unfortunate enough to be a
OFFICE H ours : 7 to 8 a . m .; is to 2, and 8 to 7
au
honest
trade
;
it
is
belter
than
that
he
member
of
a
badly
managed
household is
And M anufacturer of
made charming islands in the limitless tarry when deep silence reigned beneath
account of monopolizing the best girl.
end on the gallows.”
AN D
green sea.
T h e boys were generous, aud gave each not utterly out of the way of learning
the five gloomy Byzautiue cupolas,
TIN AND SH EET-IR O N WARE,
Samojlenko took his son to Brnblowize
how to do bettor. The very fact of the
The bud , by no mountain shut in, by vivified itself for him in strange fantastic
other a ohanoe.
C A L V IN C . H A V E N S ,
W e always sat on the rear benches at discomfort in whiah she lives, often
TIN ROOFING AND SPOUTING, no dark forest intercepted, by do fog ways. The strong, brown tone of the and apprenticed him to a cobbler there.
S u rveyo r an d C on vey a n c e r,
Poor
Plutin
slept
now
in
a
gloomy
veiled, here overfilled the earth with hewn beams joined together iu the form
ohurob, and when the doxology had been stimulates her to find out the possible
Also D ealer In
0 P P 0 8 IT E RAILROAD DEPOT,
TOM S R IV E B , N . J.
“ How
radiance.
Never a shadow was seen, of a Greek cross o f very ancient oon work-shop, iuto which never a sunbeam sung and the benediction pronounced, improvement of her condition.
TO M S R IV E R , N . J.
entered, and seldom a fresh oqrrent of
Stoves, Heaters, Ranges, House­ except where here and there a fugitive
we “ slid out.”
This is the latin for oan I ever learn to keep bouse ? ” said a
struotion ; the gold lattiee-work of the
All business intrusted to me w ill re c e iv e Imme­
air
penetrated
;
reoeived
little
and
ill
to
diate attention. Orders by mall p ro m p tly re­
oloud, passing over, drew its own outline carved partition that separated the altar
furnishing G o o d s , etc.
K eeps cn hand a good assortment.
going outside and ranging ourselves in young g ir l one day, lamenting her
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sponded te.
eat, and was more kitoben-maid and
All orders for new work or repairing, or repairs on the grass ; else was there, ove* all, from the place o f the worshippers ; the
rows just beyond the door and ou either peculiar oironmstanoes which prevented
and bricks for stoves, heaters, ranges, etc.,
ohild-nurse than apprentice. Ho became
only
light,
golden
sparkle-play,
and
side of the walk leading from it. Wiieu her from gaining any practical knowledge
promptly attended to. Please give me a call.
Apostles upon a gold ground, who
WIW. P . H A Y W O O D ,
“ Common sense is all
joyousnesp.
Upon the stalks hung earnestly and austerely looked down still more quiet, reserved and defiaut. the girls oame out one at a time, we or experience.
C E D A R S H I N C L E S , & c.
BLUE FRONT STORE,
d e n t i s t ,
glistening dewdrops; the clouds were upon him ; the Buffering oountenanoe o f Everyone beat him 2 the master, the watohed our ohauoes and asked the you need iu house-keeping. ” replied the
ALSO,
mistress,
the
journeymen,
and
even
the
momentous question : “ Can I see you experienced and very successful house­
M A IN STREET, TOMS R IV E R , N. J. ornamented with shimmering borders, the Redeemer that here in an awful
W E S T C REEK, N. J .
COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS
children. Plutin bore it all patiently.
and every blossom seemed to conceal a picture was unrolled before him ; the
home to-night,” ao low uobody but the keeper* to whom the quoation was
T h irty-n il year.- p riM IM . E v e ry v . r t c t j o l
OP BKRKBLKY TOWNSHIP.
14
“ What does it matter T thonght he,
ilent.1 work In the hent munner. Hydroohlorkte
fairy
gem.
girl oould hear it, and then walked off addressed. Common sense supplemented
text from the Evangel burned into the
o t Cocaine adm in istered; a new an d Bare local
“ I shall die and all this will b »o n ly as
anmathetlc. N o w a in , r.o d a n g e r .
A boy, clad as a peasant child, in high fused glass in g o ld characters; the old
with her as proudly as if we had oon- by the best instruction attainable and by
H A R R IS O N G O B L E ,
a tale that has been told.”
boots, white linen breeehes, a shirt falling desk, perforated with wood-worms, at
qnered a nation— unless we got “ the observation will make honse-keapiog a
One Sunday they all went o u t; only
E. W . SNYD ER ,
Has now in sto re a
over the latter girded with a black thong, which the church singer stood during
mitten,” sometimes oalled “ the sack ” pleasure rather than a burden. But a ll
the child in tho cradle aud Plutin
the teaching in the world w ill not avail
a
black
lamb-skin
cap
upon
the
dark
for short.
L a r g e a n d W e l l - S e l e c t e d S to c k
FASHIONABLE TAILO R,
the Mass; the three doors that led iuto
M ain St., n e a rly op p o s ite the P o s t O ffice,
remained at borne. The mistress charged
In these
hair, strode hither through the man-high the holy plaoe; the pieroed, gilded
A good looking girl often “ sacked " as without the common sense.
or
Cowpetthwait’s Exchange, M a in St.,
him
to
rook
diligently
that
sweet
pledge
TOME R IV E R , N . J.
grass, or sprang with the grasshoppers Ozar portal, and at righ t and left the two
many as a dozen of us before she got days o f oooking schools and lectures and
Tom s R iv e r , N . J.
STOVES,
H
EA
TER
S
,
RANGES,
of
lo
v
e
;
the
master
gave
him
leather
F U L L L I N E O F B R E A D , C A K E an d
and sang with the birds in emulation. painted oanv&Bses hanging, upon whiob
through with the exercise o f the evening. opportunities of all sorts, it is au easy
and ordered him to ont it. As at last
I V Garments cat and made to ord er In the beat a .*. Pies, and everything usually kept In a coun­
As these suddenly became silent, and for were to be seen the arohangel Michael
H ollow W a re o f a ll kinds,
T h e less desirable girls oamo out first, matter to obtaiu instruction, yet a few
try bakery, constantly on hand.
Large Cake
manner, at Bhort notice.
lyRl
the ohild slept peacefully, Plutin began
made to order. Hot Bread and Rollsevery morn­
a
little
be
only
heard
the
rusting
o
f
the
aud as all of ns were beat upon currying months o f actual trial in one's own home,
and the St. George, all these worked
ing fo r breakfast. Ten and Twenty Cent Cake a
T IN W A R E ,
upon the leather. For a while ho turned
Tim es change and
specialty. Also, a fall line of Confectionery.
Steppe, and saw nothing but the blue upon him like an inconceivable, gloomy,
o ff the prize beauty, were permitted to teaches far more.
H EN RY A. D O R S E T T ,
T e r y thankful for past favors, I solicit a contin­
it
this
way
and
that,
then
took
the
shear*
W ood a n d Iro n P u m p s,
heaveu and the sailing clouds, his sun­ mysterious power.
depart for home unmolested.
Borne of requirements ohange with them, people
uance of yonr patronage.
1
and begau zealously to work with them ;
differ
in
tastes,
and
opinions, aud not
burned face, with its great dark eyes
S IN K S , E T C ..
them oooaaioually looked oat of the
I t was the fixed look of horribly but he cat not for children's shoe* »s
that seemed to look perpetual wonder
corners of their eyes at us, as much as to even the wisest mother oan tell what
M A X tT S T R E E T ,
depioted agony o f the Ohriat which the master hat' directed him, but cut
Which he offers at reduced rates.
JAMES S. HULME,
another household than her own w ill
and to question mysteries, became
aay, “ Moleat me if you want to,” but
TO M S R IV E R , N . J.
planted the first seeds of hatred to the out first a horse ; then a second ; and a*
Manufacturer of
“ Q u ic k S a le s a n d S m a l l P r o fit s .” darkened as with sorrow and trou b le;
suffered them to depart in peace. When desire.
Jews in the pure, guiltless ohild-soul; the span were together, also a ooaoh and
Furniture repaired, chairs reseated, boat cashbut he quickly made a great leap, sat
the belle of the evening oame to tho door,
ons made to ord er, and ail kinds o f gen eral Job­
while the strong bizarre color-play of a coachman ; and when he had finished
Putting on a Poultice.
Washington Street, near Main,
bing done at reasonable prices.______________ 88
down iu the grass with his arms crossed
there was a general sigh outside, and
the Byzantine ornamentation awoke them, he also out ont qniokly the master
A little Norwalk boy got a sliver is
T S M 8 R I V E R . N . J.
8m30 upon his breast and laughed ; and as he
those nearest her all tendered her their
B o a t B o a rd s an d P la n k ,
kindred elements and early impelled him aud the mistress, and the whole lovely
H . D. VAN S A N T ,
so heartily laughed, his soul exultant
arms. Bhe would cast her eagle eye bis foot, and a motion to poultice the
In ch B oard s, S id in g ,
to awkward, childish imitations; while group of children, and did not forget the
S h in g le s. L a th , P ic k e ts ,
Real E tlate and Insurance Agent,
over the ealf-paature and piok out the wound, mado by bismother and seconded
seemed to mount to heaven like a lark.
at the same tim e Nature also seemed master’s biting bound, Brytan ; indeed
F en ce P osts a n d R o llin g ,
one who held highest favor in her ayes, by his grandmother, was carried in spite
He had bethought him o f Oulliver in
O F F IC E , C E N T R A L A V E N U E ,
continually to whisper in his ear, not even the house-cat; and they were
F en ce R a lls an d S ta k es ,
H e kicked and
the giant land o f Brobdignak, who ran
and take bis arm and lean lovingly upon of bis objections.
la la n , H clth ti, U. J .
Manufacturer and D ealer In
Y a c h t K nees a n d F ram e s ,
maternally and tenderly : Imitate me ; all so ridiculously well done that he had
T e le g r a p h P ole s ,
it while the other boys found themselves screamed, and protested that bs should
about between the corn stalks as in a
Island Heights properties for sa le o r to rent.
seek to learn m y m agic; thou art in a childish pleasure in them, and
Hop
P
o
le
s
,
dee.
Insurance effected in first-class companies at
forest, and therefore he had to laugh ao
alone in the silent darkness with norarre not submit to any suoh indignity, bnt the
position to oreate livin g things as I do.
reasonable rates. Boats o f all descriptions bought
considered them at least as good as
M achine S u rface Planing.
girls to ask and none to go home with or majority against him waa two to one, and
heartily. But hardly bad he started ou
and sold sn commission, stc.
____________*•
Thereupon b e began to draw most others iu the various publio houses of
Mill and Swamp alongalde the track of the H AY and S T R A W ,
I t was
make them afraid. Slowly and sadly we the poultice waa made ready.
his way again when a painful shadow
Tnckerton Railroad at
miserable, distorted figures of the dying Brublowize.
B ui when the master
MANNAHAWKIN,
N.
J.
U8
M
A
R
L
,
L
IM
E
.
took np our weary burdens sod wandered arranged that the grandmother should
flitted
over
his
energetic
features.
How
D r. L E O N C O B L E ,
Savior npon the cross; to paint them returned home there was a fearful
toward home, striving to think of some apply the poultice while the patient’s
bad his father just said, briefly : “ Death
LA N D P L A S T E R
with glaring red and to aurronnd them reckoning; he beat the unhappy lithe
d e n t i s t
obarm that would enable ns to overthrow mother stood over him with a stick with
bears us upon a shadowy boat away upon
with glowing g o ld ; but he soon exchanged artist until the blood began to spurt, and
A
F
E
R
T
I
L
I
Z
E
R
S
.
authority and instructions to apply that
Office at U nion Hom e, M a in Street,
our suooeeeful rival.
the sea o f eternity ? ” I f one dies— so
brush and pencil for the shears, which threatened upon the next day to write to
AND
Office
near
N
ew
Jersey
Southern
Depot,
When the next Sunday evening was on, if he made the least show o f resistance.
thought the boy— he sinks iuto this sea
t o s s s it e s , n. J.
better obeyed his little hands. He cut his father aud demand indemnity for the
When all waa ready the youngster was
we repeated the performance, whioh only
as I just now lost myself in the green
TO M S R I V E R , H . J .
o n e . Day,—T k a n d .y , I r i a . y . a d satarday.
out o f black paper all things that he destroyed leather.
varied from what it had been before in placed on the bed and operations began.
waves of the Steppe; they close together
Graduate o f Penn. Dental C o llege, ^
That determined the event.
While
Marl & Lime by the Car or Wagon Load. behind and over me, and the heaven saw; and succeeded more and more in
As
the hot poultioe touched the boy's
the foot that the saooeesfal fellow on the
E verythin g In the line o f a Book. Stationery,
ly «
approaching the truth. A second oreation it was night, and all were asleep, Plutiu
and Picture Store, to be found at the Post Office,
one occasion waa liable to get left on the foot he opened hia mouth to say some­
abides ever bine, and tho birds sing on,
S A M U E L C. B A I L E Y ,
v ia:
arose around him in miniature. There packed his little knapsack and went out
other. I well remember a time when 1 thing, but his mother, with the stlok,
and of me there remains no trace.
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were at first horses and cows, lambs and aud away. H e left the little oity, but
NOTICE TO FARM ERS 1
School Books,
Again the boy
was “ sacked." I t made me love the girl ewed him into silenoe.
At this moment there resounded a little
dogs ; to these he soon added landscapes went not to Winogrod ; he turned to the
F R E S H AND S A L T M E A T S ,
Pencil!, Pens A Pen Holders,
worse than I did before, so on the follow­ strove to make himself beard, and again
bell, Bilvet-clear, near and nearer, then
and finally men.
But the latter had north.
From a hazel-nut bush that
PR O D UCE , DO
the
upraised
stick
warned
him to keep
ing Sunday evening, I stood right by the
a friendly nose appeared, and suddenly
Note Paper and Envelopei.
At living prices.
always something abont them that stood by the way be cut a strong staff;
t ia .S O p e r C a r L o a d ,
side of the fellow whose chances I quiet. In a few abort minutes the poul­
a wild filly with a great bell around its
C o r. M a in a n d W a s h i n g t o n S t r e e t s ,
irresistibly provoked Isngbter, and every then he wandered far out into the world.
Law Blanks,
Dellyered at the Pen n sylva nia R. R. station at neck, stood before the boy, and looked
thought best, aod began my qaestion in tice was firmly in plaoe and the boy was
iny
TOMS Rivsm, N.J.____________
one that saw bis shears portraiture was H e roamed the land for some time,
Toms R iver. This M arl Is th e best in quality o f
New York & Phila. Daily Papers,
nnison with his. When she said “ yes,’ tucked np in bed there to remain, until
down in surprise upon him. And he
any produced In the 8 ta t«.
more or less scandalized over it. His without s plan and without an aioi;
For particulars and terms, apply to Ca l v in C.
I tendered my arm with great prompt the medioine had done its work. As tba
Latest Seaside Library, H a ven s . Room 1, Ocean Co. Bank Building, glanced not less wonderingly up into the sister repaid him fo r her portrait with
D A V ID M E R R E L L ,
slept once in a dirty Jew tap-house;
Toms River, N . J.
as and she scoeptod it thinking it waa urobin’s tormentors moved away, a shrill
black eyes of the beast, and began again
a vigorous box ou the ear ; Ignatij thrust another time b y the fire o f a herdsman,
4 c ., A c., Ac.
GEORGE F . B R O W N , Superintendent,
small voioe oame from under the bed­
the arm o f the other fellow, a
ly lT *
Vlncentown, N, J. heartily to langh, so that the colt took
bis immediately into the stove; and his who by night pastured his horses ; or
Mechanics' R o w , T o a u R iver, N . J.
clothes :
thought be was “ sacked” and
fright, and with light leaps sought the
mother, iu thanks for her silhouette, npon s raft that the stream bore down­
The subscriber having bad an experience 0
M O R T IM E R U N I ,
“ You’ ve got it on the w ro n g fo o t!”
home alone, while I wbo had
forty years at the business, D elieves jje can do a
distance.
shut the little artist in the mouth of the wards. His thirst he qnenched st the
food work as the best, and as cheap as the•cheap
sacked,” accompanied the g irl and
For a while the boy langhed ; then he
est^avlagworfced In the best shops In the city
H o u s b a n d S io n P a i n t e r ,
Fire and B rimstone.
nearest well, and his hunger stilled in made myself so agreeable I never
thonght: what if I should so unexpectedly
T anas R i v e r , H . J .
Painting and Taufkiwo done1to fM MM win­
Upon bis father Plutin did tot venture; the orchard*. if be found no sympathising any trouble afterward.
Is the most sffieientFIRE EXTINGUISHER,
A west o! Scotland clergyman waa
ner. Thankful for past favor*, he solicits a oon
a w olf?
The horse-herder says
vlllattend to all orders for
in proportion to cost, in existence. It is
for the latter bad- heretofore, always peasant who invited him to eat with him
unnance of the tame.
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I remember another occasion when a going to the Highlands for hia 1
especially adapted to meet cases of Arcs break they eagerly follow the hoof-marks even called him a good-for-nothing, and and his from his dish, or a cloister lay
Bouse and S ign P a in tin g
new girl came to the village, and the and being very fond o f
log out In buildings o f all kinds, doing Its into the Steppe. I t may be that it is
prophesied for him at last the gallows. b y the way in which he, with other poor boys were all strong-bent on going home Pickles,” be took a bottle with him.
ordained for m e ; if so, I could not
G r a i n i n g , K a ls o m i n i n g , work effectively and instantaneously.
N ot oooe did
W hile travellers, was fed.
Nabob Pick lea,” aro
Orders addressed to the subscriber will be escape my fa t e ; and if it is not so Indeed ha learned but ill.
with her.
Knowing that acquaintance
PAPER HANGING,
Ignatij devonred the Greek and Latin
that any misfortune might befall
id should be sparingly 1
promptly filled.
was nine points in such a oaae, I bribed
ordained why should I fret about it ?
GEO. A. SHEPARD,
vocabularies with a sort of ardent banger, him, either from robbers or wolves.
Carriage Painting and G laring.
at
• hotel, he placed the
my aister with two dishes of hw-enam,
H e heard now a little brook rippling,
17
Toms River, N.J.
W ill endeavor to fill k U contracts, whether ver­
" What can happen to me except
Plutin was moved to paint npon the
to call ou her and take me along for table, end took one e r tw o o f th a a . A
that like a silver thread wound through
bal e r written, with promptness
40
b il l ia r d
h a l l ,
margin o t his grammar, beside the a m o, which is ordained for me ? " thought he. company, and when the lines had bean Yankee wae aittag oppoata, and got hia
H e went to it, and sat down
ovrtn herrj, Fetch, Apple, Ton,,to an.! Stmw- the Steppe.
am as, amat, a waiting poodle, or a stork And he did not become satiated with all
OH W A T K R I T I I I T , n « ’ * ■ * " '
B a herry
formed on either side o f the door aft
upon ita bank in the rustling reeds, and
B s t a to lls lx e c l 1 8 7 4 .
and m m looked at,
with a crying child in ita bill. He g
n n m m . » . J.
usual, she came out after the other girls
plucked flowers, aud cut pipes from the
by, te him, like the bright
two years in each class, sad st the age
These are private property , bnt yon are
TW~ S H U A T ALL HOUR*.
had passed and the whole crowd tackled
thick reeds, upon which he mimicked
S H IN N a B A I L E Y ,
Nailed u p or in shook.
of thirteen he was happily in the third, colored picture* of a L a te m a m a g ic*.
Hepaaasd thabolll*
mtel,cheap,
her. I was sure I had the dead wood on
the bird-sounds.
Upon
tba
highway
ha
overtook
a
J*w.
as his brother entered the Law school in
Harklekerry Maxes,
T h e Yanks# smpttod
Will do well to give see a call.
_...
that job, bnt before she reached the
As the boy, who at his christening had
Early breakfast before the le av in g o f t i e first
K in d lin g W a a 4 .
ft
Anitsa
exultantly
antic!who
with
two
boy*
npon
a
dilapidated
morning train.
w
.
plaoe where I stood, a little runty aon-of- half toe bottle into hia plate, anda
been named P la t a , returned home at
Bawdy Block, T a n B i t o t , 1 . 1 .
Fresh lager beer aiw tyt cm hand.
ext birthday, as at sixteen little wagon, hitched to a half-dead
w ell np with U s spoon.
earns strutting along with bar
noon, he brought his mother a boquet,
bone, and loaded with all kind* of dinging to hi* arm, and I waa left to
moved forward b a t slowly.
sympathise with the other boys 00 the when ho drown long bn
pipes that reconnded so airily, i f cos
O n * word led to another.
Oh, dodgaat it I Look h
cooperative plan. I t was vary funny for
E. F. LABRABEE, understood how to blow them, be divided
which was read stood at the
"W h a t sort o f a trade have y o n ? ”
gneeeyon a re* paroaet”
a m e* iie e a r a a ir e r
the rant, bnt it waa tough
nobly with U e elder brother, who, with
table with a k ta i e l devotion; naked the Jew.
remainder o f the gang. I toll yon, boys
how pFuttuiy Mistress Sasojlsskc
*• Nose r a i d P lu tin ," but I purpose
o f today, b ita r and sweet wa
C E O R C E CH AVATT
to lea n a groat art. I w ill
1tharo p*
her golden head a p oo her white shoulders,
“ So? W hat is yoor name, i f I
■aan fictared la m w style * < * • * ▼ « * , ■
highway iu the neighborhood of the
dirty little Jewish oity o f Brnblowize.
OflRoe, C o w p e r t h w e l t ' s K i e h a o r t ,
Properly speaking there was only a
The Old Home.
O VIK THE YOST OPFICI,
green hill, that had the appearanoe of a
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T o m s R i v e r , O c e a n C o u n t y , N . J.
I remember an old gray farmhouse,
gigantic coffin, between the little oity
WHOLESALE AMD RETAIL DEALER IN
All mossy, and stained with time ;
and the village, but to the eager,Jews
S. 0. JENNINGS, Editor and Publisher.
With a film of old ago upon It,
DRUGS, M E D IC IN E 8 .
this hill appeared a veritable Ararat,
(One cop y 1 ye ar......................... $8 00
While yet it stood In Its prime.
and they never spoke’ o f it except as the
TE RM S.— 1One copy 6 mouths................... 1 00
C H E M IC A L S , P E R F U M E R Y ,
(O n e cop y 3 months...................
80
A broad, low-browed old homestead,
bald mountain.
Subscriptions payable in Advance.
Where clambering wild woodbino
At the foot o f this hill stood the
Hung out its flames in the Autumn.
T r a n s is n t A d v e r t is e m e n t s . — T w e lv e lines,
pastor’s house, behind great- trees and
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Like wreathes on a holy shrine.
(one inch space,) 7S cents one Insertion. Each
high elder-bushes.
Samojleuko was a
additional insertion, 50 cents.
TRUSSES,
Great, drooping elms Swayed o’er It 5
man whom this delighted. Largo, lean,
B usiness Ca r d s .—One Inch space, S8.00 a year,
And blossoming lilacs tall,
S h o u ld e r- B r a c e s , S y r in g e s ,
each additional Inch, $4.00.
a little bowed, with deep furrowB upon
Thrust their purple plumes in the windows,
G e n e r a l A d v e r t is in g . — Onr ra tes w ill be
his forehead and Heap-aet dark eyea,
P A IN T S , OILS,
With the bees they held In thrall.
made Known upon application at this office,
*
■ •
he obose to avoid a ll intercourse, indeed
either personally or by le tter.
All under Its roof so mossy,
VARNISHES
AND
DYE-STUFFS.
all conversation. H e lived only with the
L b q al A d v e r t is e m e n t s .—A t rates allow ed by
And around Its hearth so warm,
law .
venerable forms that came forth from
Physicians' Prescriptions Carefully Prepared
It gathered its happy children,
Sp e c ia l N otices (in local column), 10 cents a
at all hours.
the sacred writings that surrounded him
In
a
merry,
busy
swarm.
line fo r first in sertion ; subsequent Insertions, 5
in his little room, stored with books and
cents a line.
P r o p r ie to r o f M A T H IS ’ Q U A R T E R D O L ­
With the beat of rain on its shingles,
L A R F A M IL Y L I N I M E N T .
Iy4#
manuscripts, as well-known companions :
It lulled them all to rest,
When Spring brought the muttering showers, with the wise patriarchs, the inspired
T O M S R IV E R , N E W J E R 8 E Y .
BUSINESS c a r d s .
Surging up from out the west.
prophets, and with the meek disoiples of
the Savior.
As a hen soothes her sleepy chickens,
A L B E R T O . M A R T IN ,
Beneath her wings widespread,
But muoh more sociable and talkative
DEALER IN ALL KINDS OP
So
we
heard
the
soft,
sweet
wlud-soug,
wasMistressSamojlenko.whounweariedly
A ttorney and Solicitor in Chanoery,
This powder n
Of the old roof overhead.
strength and wl
in her Britsohka* farod here and there,
o ffi c e o v e r t h e B a n lc ,
than
theordinary
ordinal Kinds, and can n ot be sold in
-----And now when I fall a-dreaming,
most gladly seated herself where a
competition with the m ultltute o f low test, short
AND
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sold only•
When it rains and the wind is strong,
weight, _______
alum
T oms R i v e r , N . J.
pow ders.
Sold
coffee-pot or oollatiou steamed, and
B u i l d e r s '
H a r d w a r e ,
In
in cans. R oy
o y ..
a l B a k in g P o w d e r Co., 106 Wall
I hear again the deep murmurs
8t..
NAILS,
~ New York.
‘
lJlT
gifted with an excellent memory and a
And the beat of the old roof’s song.
J. H O L M E S B IR D S A L L ,
R E A D Y - M I X E D
PAINTS,
stirring fanoy she was considered the
GLASS,
Aud the years fall away and leave me;
A T T O R N E Y
A T
L A W ,
living chroniole o f the whole distriot.
DOORS, HASH, B L IN D S , M O U LD IN G S ,
A sleepy child once more;
Plutin’s brother, Iguatij, was a wellBRICK, SHINGLES,
Master and Examiner in Chancery,
Slow rocking on grand wind surges,
LATH ,
L IM B , C E M E N T , F LA 8 T E 1
and notary p ub lic ,
bred and intelligent boy whose exoeaaive
DEALER IN ALL KINDS OP
Toward some dreamland shore.
MAPBS’ MANURES,
O F F I C E o n M a in S t re e t , o p p o s i t e th e
courtesy really tormented one, aud hia
Now drifting among the tree-tops,
O cean H ouse,
abstinence and knowing apprehension
Now floating o’er rivers deep,
T O M S R I V E B , Ji. * .
6
C H E A P F O B CASH .
of all things drove one to uespair; while
Till I sink in that rushing, sweeping sea,
T r » » B r a .» « » -■«. a.■ «*■
„ n r- «
Anitsa, the sister o f these two dissimilar
C O A L AN D W O O D ,
Down to tho land of sleep.
I. W . C A R M IC H A E L ,
— Good Housekeeping.
boys, was a pretty doll, but a doll that
H A R D W
A R E ,
Counselor at L a w and
was interested in herself, combed her
L o c k s , H in g e s , S c r e w s , N a l l s , G l a s s , A c .
Master in Chancery.
blond nixy hair, and with sneoess fluttered
D o o rs S a s h , B lin d s Ac. M o u ld in g s ,
T H E J U D E N -R A PH A E L.
Opposite R ailroad Depot, Toms R iv e r
O ffice o n M a in S t r e e t ,
her little gown here and there like a
Shingles, Lath, Lim e, Cement, Brick,
Translated f r o m the German o f S a c h e r - weathervane.
TOMS R IVER, M. J.
N
ew
Jersey C
o u r ie r
.
b u s in e s s c a r d s
.
Chas. B. Mathis,
A.
POWDER
A. B R A N T ,
L U H
B
Absolutely Pure.
1 1
A. M. C O X ,
LUMBER,
C O A L and W O O D
AUMACK’ S YARD**
lu m b e r
Attorney and Counsellor at
!
co al
DOORS, SASH AND BLINDS,
THOMAS ROBERTS,
FRA NK LIN HARRIS
G R O C ER IES
Patent Slate Rooting Paint,
PROVISIONS,
B U ILD E R S ’ H A R D W A R E,
WILLIAM T . HOWELL
BAKER
U PH O L ST E R E R ,
CED AR LU M BER.
G. HARRY AUMACK,
GRAIN, FLOUB, FEED , MEAL,
,
BOOK, STATIONERY
P IC T U R E S T O R E .
Wheelwright and Carriage Maker,
THE M M H U D GRENADE
NAYLOR ft ROBBINS,
,
Dining Saloon,
CRATES,
INSURANCE AGENTS,
SAYLOR A ROBBIES,
1 I E - U D E CARPETS,
ttantiy on hand aad for sale by
L E O P O L D W IS S M A C N ,
W ater street, la m dasre d d
l ft -* -
Bank,
,,r
fTtf
Auctioneer,
s s s js s a &
t s y a a is u a
days of long ago-
The father o t the two boys wns
Balthasar Scmojlenko. sag
village of
Z Z m Z rzzrm
t ^ l E S z H 3 S B f c K V . #“S U l w - c p o d ,
M
k
r e - a
t
W ho
the keys.
after Plata?
A light PctfWi vehicle.
No m b war
H a ehievoosly, and laimaffiately began to ▼irtaSBB and honest to U s ywnth, and
laugh ak od Ml
P la ta ,
N
Je r s e y C
ew
o u r ie r .
o f Inspectors, which they bid not in
any way investigated and which never
N. J „ March 5th, 1880.
hml
auy foundation whatever. A fter the
The Hom e o f Assembly adjonrned
yesterday afternoon and the Senate last report o f the committee, Mr. Oorbin
offered a resolution that Fatriok H,
night about eleven o’clock.
At presout writing tbe session promises L avorty be impeached for high crimes
to be an exceedingly long one. A num­ and misdemeanors, which was adopted.
ber of bills are introduced at eaoh Speaker Armstrong appointed a special
session, the number aggregating so far committee of three, consisting of Messrs.
490—330 in tbe House and 160 in the Corbin, Seymour aud Gourley, to notify
Senafe,
About sixty-five bills have the Senate of the action of tbe Honae,
passed both Houses and become laws. and ou Thursduy morning they reported
With the large number o f bills yet to be to the Senate. A fter they bad retired,
acted upon, the new legislation made Senator Fish offered a resolution for the
necessary b y the recent decision of the appointment of a special committee o f
Supreme Court in the taxation oases, and three Senators to prepare rales to govern
tbe extra time demanded for the impeach­ tho Senate while sitting as a court of
ment trial, the legislators would oertainly impeachment. The committee, consisting
seem to have a busy time in store for o f Senators Fish, YonngbloM and Van­
derbilt, reported to the Senate last night
them.
Senate No. 38, introduced by Senator and the session was devoted to the con­
Cranmer for tbe President, entitled " A sideration of tbe rules as presented by
A few changes were
supplement to an not lim iting the hours the oommittce.
o f employment of children, minors and made, after whieh they were adopted.
women,” passed tho Senate ou Monday T h e rules adopted by the United States
Senate iu the impeachment trial of
night.
Among the new laws originating in the Audrew Johnson, and those adopted by
Senate are No. 1, authorizing tbe Minard the Now Jersey Senate in 1867, in the
Home at Morristown to sell real estate; impeachment trial o f a Justice o f the
No. 2, amending the F ire and Police Peaoe o f Hudson Couuty, were followed
The managers of
Commission net of N e w a rk ; No. 3, as far as practicable.
providing additional accommodations tbe impeaohment, to he appointed by
for the Chancery Court in Newark ; No. tho Speaker, will report the articles to
1 1 , for the encouragement of social, the Senate on Monday night, and the
intellectual and recreative clubs ; No. 14, Senate will then notify Laverty aud set
At 10.30
authorizing atbletio clubs to iucrease a day for the trial to begin.
their membership; No. 10, extending a . m . o f each day, the Senate will resolve
itself
into
a
Court
o
f
Impeachment,
tbe time for the completion o f ruilrooda
whose charters expire in 1886, refers to and w iii so sit until the trial is ended.
road in Ocean county ; No. 17, author­ T b e President of the Senate will preside,
izing the building of a bridge over Itac- and the Secretary o f State will act as
After the court has formed, the
ooon Creek, Gloucester county ; No. 30, Clerk.
exempting seaside cities from the opera­ Senate will be sworn again. The regular
tion of the Police Tenure o f Office act; legislative work w ill be done in the
It is difficult to predict how
No. 41, requiring drainage commissioners evoning.
to report within thirty days tho character long such a trial will last, but it is safe
to
say
that
tbe Senate has a long and
o f the work to be done ; No. 45, pro­
viding that the neglect iu advertising diffioult task ahead o f it.
A hearing was given by the House
property to be sold shall not invalidate
the sale if other conditions were complied Committee ou Railroads and Canals
on
Tuesday evening upon the Chase
w ith ; No. 59, providing agsiust the
unlawful taking of oysters in Delaware b ill, known as Senate bill No. 42, and
Bay and Maurice River C o v e ; No. 5, which forbids the bridging of any of the
extending the jurisdiction of tho Nowark navigable waters between this State and
District Cour', to Essex cou n ty; No. 7, another State where the tide ebbB and
to confirm a deed o f conveyance to Hows, without first obtaining tbe consent
Mittis Gardner o f Atlantic county ; No. of the Legislature, so that the navigation
12 , authorizing gas companies to increase interests of snoh waters shall not be de­
Ex-Senator Vail, of Union
their capital stock ; No. 20, authorizing stroyed.
Morristown to incrcuso its school accom­ county, and John K . Cowan, Genetal
Council
of
tho Baltimore and Ohio R a il­
modations.
Among those originating in the road Compauy, appeared against the b ill,
Assembly are : No. 5, enabling Wood- aud Ex-Mayor Barnnett, of Elizabeth,
side, Essex county, to fund un indebted­ Capt. JameB Parker, one of the State
ness ; No. 9, amending tbe district court P ilo t Commissioners, aud Assemblyman
not, relating to tbe bringing o f aotious ; Parker, o f Essex, appeared for the b ill.
No. 24, appropriating four thousand T h e committee reported a substitute on
dollars for the current expenses of the Wednesday morning. The substitute as
Labor Bureau ; No. 29, regulating tho reported is merely to add the word
payment of interest on arrears of taxes " v ia d u c t ” to the bridge aot of 1878,
in Nowark ; No. 31, relative to tho which everybody o f any sense what­
imposition of taxes iu Newark ; No. 32, ever supposed was included iu the word
providing for the issuing o f bonds at six bridge. That is all the bill really in­
per cent, to pay tho indebtedness caused tended to do, and the effort of the op ­
by annexing territory; No. 33, permitting ponents of the bill to delude the people
black bass fishing on aud after May 30, into tho belief that tbe general railroad
Deoorution D a y ;
No. 40, ullowing law was about to be repealed, has fallen
Prosecutors of tho Pleas to appoint vory flat indeed.
T h e Senate lms passed a very proper
assistants at their own expense ; No. 44,
relative to judgmeuts on forfeited rcoog- b ill introduced by Senator Herring for
uizanoos ; No. 47, amending tbe election tho President, entitled " A n act to pro
act relative to tho registry list and tally h ib it tho publication of indecent matter
o f votes ; No. 48, repealing part of tho in the newspapers.” The amount of filth
charter o f tbe city of Elizabeth ; No. 50, published by sensational nowspopors
extending tho time for tho completion of since the famous Beecher trial has been
certain railroads; No. 51, enabling enormous, and has grown to be a great
boards of education to disburse unex­ evil, so much so that it Lab become un­
pended balauoes at any tim e during tho safe to allow such papers to enter our
y ea r; No. 83, abolishing the limit of families. The rocout publication o f the
timo for fixing claims in cases of assign­ indecencies in the D ow ling case at P a t­
ments ; No. 89, allowing extra compen­ erson and tho Schaffer case here, has
sation to coustablos where their attendance loudly called for a law o f this character.
Senator Gardner’s b ill to pension the
ou juries extends over one day ; No. 124,
makiug it unnecessary iu aotious in widows of soldiers o f the war o f 1812,
has
passed the Senate. Duriug the war
which any municipal corporation is
defendaut, to file with the plea the o f 1812 New Jereey had a number of
affidavit now required ; No. 305, calling troops engaged in defending the seaa special session of the Court of Error coast, but which were never enrolled in
Not having
and Appeals to consider the tax appeal the United States Service.
case ; jNo. 30, providing for the division been enrolled as United States troops,
o f boroughs and townships into wards they woro not entitled to a pension by
or election districts ; No. 49, creating tbe Geueral Government. These pen­
Polioe Courts iu the third and fourth sions were assumed and paid by the State
class boroughs ; No. 105, amending the until the year 1878, when by some cause
they ceased. At that time there were
township police not of Essex county.
The Supremo Court has again set but thirteen widows living, and it is not
itself up as greater than the Legislature, kuown bow many there are now. Some
and has declared as unconstitutional the o f them probably reside in your eounty,
laws concerning the Boards of Public and if so it would be proper for them
Health. Upon learuiug o f the decision, to oommuuioate with Senator Cranmer,
Senator Fish offered a concurrent resolu Assemblyman Smith or Adjatant-Geueral
tion, providing for a special committee Stryker upon the snbject.
Senator Cranmer's oyster bill passed
of three Senators aud threo Members of
Assembly, to revise tho laws concerning the Senate on Tuesday ami has gone to
Boards o f Public Health aud other laws the House, where it w ill probably oomo
MoNMomi.
for their government. President Griggs up on Monday night.
T he* to n ,
OFFICIAL TAPER O F OCEAN COUNTY.
TOMS R I V E R . I , J.
Wednesday Afternoon, March 10,1886.
Entered at the Poet Office at Tom* Hitter, a.»
lecond-clan* mail matter.
They have some queer ideas in N ew
York os well as elsewhere. A gentleman
o f Texas, whoso loveliness of character
is vouched for by a ll tho sheriffs, busi­
ness men and lawyers of that flowery
land, as well as by no less a personage
than the Governor o f the State himself,
hearing that a N ew York swindler was
offering to sell ten thousand dollars o f
counterfeit money fo r five hundred o f
good, but that the ten thousand offered
and pretended to be sold was really good
money, determined to come on to N ew
York and swindle th e swindler out o f
that cash or die in th e attempt. Accord­
ingly he raised the requisite fivo hundred,
provided himself with snoh artillery as
he regarded necessary— for he know that
to get the money he would have to
souffle for it and in a ll probability would
have to shoot or b e shot—and in due
time arrived at bis destination. T h e
shooting part of his anticipations were
realized; for when he attempted to
carry off the ten thousand dollars, of
course, resistance was offered, and he
applied the Texas solution to the diffi­
culty by killing the man he was
attempting to rob. W ell, although he
admitted killing hiB man, the " intelligent
ju ry” brought him in “ not guilty,” ou
the ground of self-defence, probubly ;
though there was not tho slightest
evidence that tho life of anybody but the
murdered man was at anytime in tho
least danger.
I f this Texas murderer is a fair speci­
men of " a man of excellent reputation,”
as is understood down iu hiB native land,
then, certainly, the standard has not
beon fixed too high for hnman attain­
ment. And if he was acquitted, as many
think, beoauso his victim was & worthless
swindler, tho fact ought to be rather
depressing to tho fraternity dovotod to
gaining a livelihood by their wits. But
then they will oonsider that the Now
York jury of the “ highly intelligent ”
variety has rathor a prepossession for
man-killers anyway, and tho reflection
will cheer them up again.
A bill has been introduced in tho New
York Legislature, in harmony with tho
recommendation o f
Governor H ill,
providing for the
establishment of
Couuty Boards of Arbitration to settle all
labor difficulties.
Tho boards are to
consist of five persons, two chosen by
laborers, two by employees, and tho fifth
by tho four just named ; and these are
afterward to be licensed by tho Judge of
tho Court and permitted to summon and
examine witnesses under oath, and
determiuo matters in dispate. A State
Board of three persons, ono to be selected
by workingmen, is also provided for, to
determine flnnlly appeals from the
decision of local Boards. Local Boards
are not to be paid fo r their service except
items of necessary expense incurred, but
the State Board is to be provided with an
adequate salary, fixed in the bill at
$3,000. Appeals must be made from the
decision of the local Boards within ten
days. It is said this sebemo meets with
favor both on the p art o f employers and
labor organizations.
The Blair Educational bill passed the
U. S. Senate last week, and there seems to
be reason to believe that it will pass the
House. While there may be arguments
in favor of the general govern ment’a
extending aid to States iu somo oases for
the promotion o f
their educational
interests, yet there is a strong belief
prevailing throughout the laud iu the
“ States Rights " doctrine of each State's
educating its people itaelf, and not
calling upon tho others for aid raised
direotly or indirectly by taxation. A t
any rate there onght to be a protest
made against that atyie of Congressional
statistics assuming that every child in
the land not attending a public school
when entitled to do so is therefore
growing np in ignoranoe, and needing
the paternal oare o f the government. N o
measure is worthy o f support if it
depends for strength on falsehood and
misrepresentation.
Hon. James Buchanan, of this Con­
gressional district, introduced in the
House of Representatives ou Monday a
bill “ to iucrease the efficiency of the
Life-Siving S ervice,” which provides
that the servioe shall be divided into two
classes : " station-guards " and “ patrol­
men,” each station to be provided with a
keeper, six surfmen and three stationguards. The station-gnsrds are to be
appointed, upon tb e recommendation o f
the keeper, from among snoh members
of the crew as have been disabled from
active service either by age or injuries
ceived in the service. The compensation
of tho station-guards is to be fixed at a
snm not to exceed tbe amount now paid
to the surfmen. W e understand that tbe
bill has received the endorsement of M r.
Kimball, Superintendent of the L ife Saving Service.
A number o f ou r New Jersey oon
temporaries have fallen into the error o f
accrediting Judge Green, of this State,
with the paternity o f tbe bill introdneed
by Hon. Jamee Buchanan, in the House
o f Representatives, recently, as men­
tioned in these columns last week,
providing pensions for the widows and
minor orphans of enca members of tbs
Life-Saving Service as low their lives in
tbe performance of their duty, f t
.
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.. ,
been dweorered that a amah smaller
*
....N £
Mr. Isaac C. Kennedy, who has given
much attention to conveyancing and
searching of
titles, frequently runs
across old relics in the way of nnoient
deeds.
Among the last researches he un­
earthed a quaint aud interesting specimen
in nn original conveyance from the
Iudians for the lands about Deal Lake,
to Garvin Drummond, a descendant of
the Scottish Earl of Melford.
The
graut was given in tbe name and behalf
of tbe Governor and Proprietors o f East
Jersey and signed by Wee Wanaman,
Waltham Mansekaman and Waynma*
tnce, chief sachems, with the consent of
the rest o f the Indians. The lands were
generally described as lying within the
branoheB of Great Pond, called l>y the
Indians Wickapecko.
A h is generally known, the East Jersey
Proprietors
required
purchasers to
socure a title from the Iudiaus before
taking possession. The payment for this
valuable messuage was one gnn, five
match coats, ono kottle and twft pounds of
powder. Tbe document was dated April
6tb, IQ&l.— Aabury P a rk Journal.
The Board of CommiaHionerfi of Grant
county, New Mexico, offer a reward of
$250 for the scalp o f each and every
hostile Apaohe Indian.
Just how they
are to discriminate between a friendly
and a hostile 6oalp is not stated. They
probably believe that " t b e only good
Indian is a dead Indian. ”
FIN E W ATCHES
JEW ELRY.
MI FINE WATCHES,
Retdred. That Patrick H. Laverty, Keeper n**«h **>*’» honae and tell the story o f the
of the State Prison, be impeached of high fiend’* horrible outrage. A warrant for
crime* and misdemeanor* la office: [3] that, the negro’s arrest was soon made out and
five manager* be appointed by the Speaker to a constable’s possee found him in his
prqmr, the rare. » d PrtP.re ... I p n m t j own
where he protew d to h »re
articles of impeachment against said Patrick 1___________ a;— a__ . .
He was taken to
. Larerty, Keeper of the State Prison, to been the entire d a y .
die Senate, and request the Senate to try the tlie lock' nP in E*tontown *nd securely
same. Respectfully submitted:
confined.
Iu the morning when the
J ohn C. Besson.
Ww. T. T hrockmorton, ja ile r went to take the prisoner somo
T hsodohr Bunn. Stm is B. H utchinson, j breakfast be found the wretch hanging
R. W.T . 1 ( m u a l i a s n. Gatgeuch.
from tbs I r u m over tbe jail door.
j
The three Democratic member* o( the
committee in their desire to throw mn.i
upon iome one other than Larerty, made
a separate report charging mismanagement by the Priaoo Board o l Ioapeotora.
Aa tiiia waa entirely foreign to the work
for whieh the committee wea appointed,
dead. A crowd had broken into the jail
d arin g the night and taken the negro
out, and hanged him, a (a Jadge Lynch,
Mneh eTcitement has fretailed iu the
county, and while a ll feel that the negro
baa merited ewift and terrible inutrae
there will be n strenuous effort made to
after the glare chargee against the
keeper had been coeaidered. Th i. offer
fur reasons beet known to themselres,
they declined to accept, end indecently
a report, awd had spread a pen
the minutes o f the House o f Assembly
reflretiooa upon the honor o ( the Board
Tberietim o f the n-gre's brutal aeeanlt
ie elowly reeoyering under careful
medical tending.
------------—
----------T w o bra tea while assaulting a aaloonkeeper in Chieagn. yesterday,
hourly killed by their yietia'a w ife
J e w e lry of th e B e et Q uality.
Would cafl attention also to a choice assort­
ment of
DIAMONDS,
Especially selected for my Retail Trade.
Also hare on hand a tne assortment of
STERLIN S SPOONS *"d FORKS.
Also, keep constantly en hand
IKSU'lUUniRBOOniFIIB.
W E O D IN C R IN CS
Constantly on hand; also, made to order to three
hours' time. Mv
WATCH REPAIRING
Is under my sum personal supervision, a> it h*a
been for over thirty yean.
I wenld respectfully *’ « * that I a n the only
dealer in Greenwich street who keepe no Plated
Jewelry, and have ao connectton with aa t hones
except my own. at
2 71 GREENWICH STREET,
CNemr Murray.) Mew York.
I>1>
v ir t u e o f
a
w h it
p i. f a
.,
N O W OFFERS A
W ell-S elected Stock
o f Goods,
IN A L L D E PA R T M E N T S AD A PTE D T O T H E
Fall and W inter Trade.
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Black and Colored Cashmeres,
PLAIN CLOTHS AND TRICOTS
I N A L L T O E DESIRABLE CO LO R S.
A F U L L L I N E O F C H E A P D R E S S G O O D S,
VELVETS & V ELV ETEEN S,
FLANNELS, B L A N K E T S,
SHAW LS & CLOAKINGS,
thence north sixty-two degrees aud forty-two
minutes west fifteen hundred and twenty-eight
fe e t; thence north fourteen degrees and fiftyseven minutes west nine hundred and seven fe e t ;
thence south sixty-three degrees and forty-five
minutes east eighteen hundred and forty-five
fe e t; thence Booth fifty-four degrees and fiftyfive minutes east twenty-two hundred and forty
fe e t ; thence south fifty degrees east twenty-two
tmndred ami forty-nine fe e t ; thence south fortyseven degrees and fifteen mlautes west five hun­
dred and ninety-one feet to the place of beginning.
Containing one hundred and thirteen acres aud
nine-hundredths of an acre, more or less. B eing
the same premises conveyed to P. W. Coggill by
John Torrey, Jr., by deed dated II March, 18U3,
and recorded in Ocean Connty Clerk’s Oitlce at
HOSIERY, FANCY
S A X O N Y
&
G E R M
GOODS,
A N T O W
N
W
O O L S ,
Children’s, Misses’ and Ladles’ Underwear,
A F I N E L IN E OP
*3f-V. v
A C O M PLE T E STOCK OF
FINE GROCERIES.
18“ All of the above goods are bought strictly fo r cash,
and will be offered at popular prices. An examination is very
respectfully solicited.
r
Agent fo r th e OLD S T A T E N ISLAND D Y E IN G E S T A B L IS H M E N T .
Something New! F U R N I T U R E
B Y
FIR S T N ATIO N A L BANK,
Chamber and Parlor Suits
can’t be equalled In this city.
Also, K I T C H E N A N D
Butenough. “ Aword
to the wise (buyer) is sufficient.” The goods speak for them­
selves. We show them with pleasure.
H O C N E 'F U H N K H I N G G O O D *
IV IN S
13L«B£f
B E M
CHARLES L. HOLMAN, Sheriff.
205 M A R K E T ST.,
P H I L A D E L P H I A , PA.
W h ere h e w ill be g la d t o Bee all his old p a tro n s as w ell as new .
CHAS. McOLEES,
D E A L E R IN
FURNITURE,
Hardware, Agricultural Implements, etc.,
M A IN STREET, TOMS R I V E R , N . J
HARDWARE.
rURNITURE
■ " H A * " ’ H ardw are-Locks, Batt8 8a8h Of the lateat.improved style* and Pattern*, ooi
Weights, Nalls, and everything in the Hard­
slating of
ware line requisite for furnishing a house.
Solicitor of Complainant,
P a r lo r a n d D in in g R oom S u its .
Carpenters’ T o o ls .
B lacksm iths’ H a rd w a re - Horse
Cham ber s u it s , in Black Walnut or Chestnu
Shoes,
or Imitation Oak, Maple, or Fancy Uolor
Horse Nails, Ac.
with Black Walaut Trimmings.
Carriage M aterials—Rims. Spokes, Bar Iron,
Sofas, L o u n g e s a n d S o fa -B e d s te a d *.
iiteel, Ac.
B edstead*, B u re a u s, C h airs, T a b le * , Re
T in and H o llo w W a re .
REAL ESTATE. c^ 5 7 j£ ? 2 itfM re c“u,ri'
ADJOURNED S A L E
OF VALUABLE
R E A L ESTATE.
_
,
.
By virtue o f an agreement and authority by
the heirs-at-law of John Williams, deceased, the
subscriber w ill Bell at public vendue, on
W E D N E S D A Y , A p r il 1 4 , 1 8 8 0 ,
Between the hours o f tw elve and live o ’clock r.
a. on said .lay, at the Hotel o f Joseph Parker, In
the village o f Forked River, In the Township of
Lacey, in the County o f Ocean and State o f New
Jersey, the follow ing described laud and real
estate, to w it ;
A ll the land and real eatate o f which John
Williams, late o f Ooodlnck, in the Township,
County and State aforesaid, .lied seized.
Which land ts mostly situated In the Township
o f Lacey, In said County and State, and near the
villages o f Cedar creek, (ioodiu ck and Forked
River. Consisting o f farm lands, meadows, pine
lands, cedar swamp and out-lands, containing
tw o hundred acres, more or less.
On the farm land Is a dwelling-house, barn and
other ont-bnlldtngs.
Said Ian.' w ill be sold In parcels. Conditions
made known on .lay o f sale.
DANIELS. WILLIAMS.
PCs. .’ee, $6.48.
Any one wishing to view the premises ca
do bo by calling upon Wm. C. Hagaman.
rn . _ .
„
THE HEIRS.
Dated February 24, 1880.
!
H a s rem oved fr o m N o. 256 N orth S e c o n d S treet to
S h e riff’s S a le .
About 71 Acres,
I
T W E N T Y -S IX Y E A R S E S T A B L IS H E D ,
B
PUBLIC SALE
O T A
WM. F,T H E EW NE L LG-K NLO WEN H A R T ,
Manufacturing Jeweler,
MASTER’S SALE.
F R I D A Y , A p r il 0 , 1880,
Ac B R O . ,
55 NORTH SECOND street, Philadelphia, below Arch St., east side.
A T T O M S R IV E R ,
„
A . C. Ma r tin . Solicitor.
Dated Feb. 8, 1896.
Printer's fee, $18.72.
In the State o f N ew Jersey, at the close o f busi­
ness, March 1st, 1880.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discou n ts........................... $62,000 43
U . 8. Bonds to secure circulation........
60,000 00
Other stocks, bonds, and mortgages .
98,293 75
Due from approved reserve agen ts...
28,737 59
I N CH AN C E R Y O F N E W JERSEY.
Due from other National Banks........
86 17
Heal estate, furniture, and fixtures ..
1,260 0 )
1
Current expenses and taxes paid......
77 32 B etw een
Mary P. Rogers, e t a'.s..
1On B ill for
Premiums paid...................................
4,600 00
Complainants, I Partition.
Checks anu other cash Items.............
804 30
Bills o f other Banks
2,300 00
Fractional paper currency, nickels,
and pennies....................................
20 04
21,300 65
S p e c ie ..................................................
Legal-tender uotes..............................
10,901 00
B y virtue of the ab ove stated decree, to m e di­
Redemption fund with U. 8. Treasurer
rected and delivered, bearin g date on the tw en ty(5 per cent, o f circulation)...........
2,260 00 fifth day of Jauuary, A . D. 1896, I shall expose
fo r sale at Pabllo Sale,
T o ta l............................................ $272,686 25
O n M O N D A Y , A p r i l £ til, 1 8 8 0 ,
L IA B IL IT IE S .
B e tw ee n the hours o f 12 aad 5 o'clock, in the
Capital stock paid In ........................... $60,000 CO afternoon of said day (t o w it, at 2 o’clock,1, a t the
Surplus fu n d ........................................
4,000 00 C ourt Rouse, In Tom s R iv e r, all that tract o f
Undivided profits..................................
0,826 27
46,000 00
National Bank notes outstanding........
BEACH AND MEADOW LANDS,
360 00
Dividends unpaid....................
Individual deposits subject to check.. 162,166 30 Containing about eigh t acres, situated on ManDue to other National Banks..............
3,517 63 asquan Beach, (b etween Chadwick aud Coplin'a
C
o
v
e,)
In the township o f Dover, county of
Due to State Bauks and bankers....
816 15
Ocean, and State o f N e w Jersey, bouhded aud
described as follow s:
T otal............................................ $272,680
Beginning at a stake In the northerly line o f a
State of N e w Jersey, County o f Ocean, ss:
lot ok beach and m eadow formerly belonging to
I, John Aumack, President o f the above-named Cook 8. Havtland, deceased, also corner to a lot
bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement o f five acres of m eadow, conveyed by Sarah
Is true to tbe best o f my knowledge anti belief.
Dorset, etals.,to W illiam P . Chadwick and W il­
liam H.Shafto, by deed dated July 18, 1883, th ence
J ohn A um ac k . President.
running (1) Bouth, s lxty-o n e degrees and thirtySubscribed and sworn to before nr.e this 6th day six minutes east, eigh teen chains, more o r less,
o f March, 1886.
to high water mark a t the Ocean; thence (2)
T u os. W . M iddlkto n , N otary Public. north, eighteen degrees east, along, at o r near
high waterm ark,---- chains and 68 links; thence
C o m e t—A tte s t:
(3) north, slxty-one d egrees and thirty-six min­
O ko. W . G ibeu so n ,
utes west, seventeen chains and sixteen links to
A. A. B r a n t ,
the N . E. comer o f said five acre tract; thence
s. s. A u m a c k .
(4) along the same south, twenty-eight degrees,
tw enty-four minutes w est, four chains and s ixty
links to the beginning, b ein g the same prem ises
conveyed bv Jacob N ew b u ry, et ux., to Jam es
y v i r t u e o f a w r i t o f f i . f a ., P ea rce, by deed dated A p r il 90,1810.
Conditions made known at the time and place
issued out of the Court of Chancery of the
MARK R. SOOY,
State of N ew Jersey, and to me directed, I will ot sale by
8pccial Master .n Chancery.
sell at public vendue, on
Jos. II. Gasxill,
A t the hotel o f Joseph Parker, in the village of January 30, 138a.
Printers fee, $10.44.
Forked R iver, in the County o f Ocean and State
o f New Jersey, between the hours o f 13 and 5
lock
*■ “r. “ on said day, the follow ing deBortbed
real estate .
A ll that certain tract o f land situated In tbe
Township o f Lacey, In the County o f Ocean and
OF
Stale of New J e rse y : Beginning at tbe sixth
corner o f lot No. >2, being fou r chains and
eighty-five links from J. Parker’s line, in a coarse
o f south twenty-tw o degrees east from said
Parker's lin e ; thence (1) north sixteen degrees
east fourteen chains and fifty links to a slake In
VVill be Bold at public sale by tho heirs, on
said road; (2) south forty-five degrees east
thirteen chalus and three links to a stone marked
T H U R S D A Y , .March 18, 1880,
J. I. P.; (8) south forty-four degrees west eight
chaius aud eighty lluks to a stake standing on At the hotel of Cowdnck & Cook, inthe village
the south side o f cedar Bwamp; (4) south twenty- of Toms River, N. J., at 2 o’clock, p . m., the
eight degrees and thirty minutes west three real estate of Samuel Ilagaraun, deceased,
chains and elghty-one links to a stake In the line
between the tw o farms, being lots No. IB aud No. consisting; of a tract o f laud containing
14; (6) south fifty degrees west six chains aud
ntnety-one links to a stake at the Intersection of
Lacey Road amt Carman House P ik e ; (6) north
twenty-two degrees west along the centre line of More or less, situate in Dover Township,
Lacey Hoad eighteen chains and ninety-five links Ocean County, N. J., and joining the lauds of
to the beginning. Containing forty acres and the Brickshurg Land Company, William C
sixteen hundredths o f an acre more or less llattaman, Barnet Hagaman and others.
(40 10-100 A ). Being lot No. is on a map made by
One-third of the purchase money (dower)
Calvin C. Havens, surveyor.
to remain In the property at five iter cent.
Seized as the properly o f Sarah E. Bowers, et Interest.
ah, defendants, and taken lu execution at the
The land, excepting four acres bordering on
suit o f Elizabeth Parker, complainant, and to be
sold by
the north branch o f Tom* River, Is covered
C H A RLE S I„ H O LM A N , Sheriff.
with a heavy growth of fair timber.
I- W. C a k m ic h a b l , Solicitor.
A rare chance for a bargain, as the place
Dated Feb. 6, 1886.
P rin ter’s fee. $8.98. will positively be *old.
D A Y L IG H T .
That pleasant old darkey Jubilee says: "In de morning
by the bright light,” but we say we can sell you furniture of
every description, not only “ lu de morning," but all day by
pure day light. Our elegant line of cheap and medium
DENTIST,
CROCKERY
CH IN A A N D C L A S S W A R E
A6RICULTURAL IM PLEM ENTS.
In great variety, c insisting of
Plows, narrows, Cultivator*, Plow Casting*. DINNER, T E A A N D T O IL E T S E T S , A i
Hoes, Rake* and Bhovel*.
*
Horae and Hand Rake*.
CARPETINGS
FERTILIZERS.
M a ttin g s a n d O il C lo t h s .
“T i S S f B f t T ' F“" a“ n"
WINDOW SHADES.
A large assortment of *11kind* and qualities.
Paper S h a d e s of every kind and descrlptio
FIELD AND BARDEN SE E D S .
PAPER HANGINGS.
G E R M A N M IL L E T , R e .
P A R I S
A large and splendid assortment to select frei
G » \ S » t . n a n d P la in P a p e rs , of the ne
G R E E N .
eat designs and pattern*.
PAINTS, 0 IL 8 AND VARNISHES.
H all P a p e rs of ail kind*.
PICTURE FRAME8
AT P a ¥ n t*"d w * d" W0rth'* R e a d y -M ix e d
French W in d o w G lass o f all alsea.
A d m in istra to r’s N otice.
M Y
j Btmnor R. Will*, Administrator of Solomon
j ooper, deceased, late o f Ocean conotv, bv direction
j o f tbe Orphans’ Court o f the Count? o f Ocean
hereby givt* notiae to the creditors o f saiii
|Solomon Soper, deceased, to exhibit to him under
0“ ,1} °,r •fflrmation th e ir claims and demand*
“ t’i f . ls l o M U r c T 1 ^ o r “t h . f
the
..area..
“I
be. fo r e v e r
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H.
H ADE T O O R D E R A T S H O R T N O TH
Are M y Best Advertisem ent.
____________ T h e y Speak fo r Them selvi
Kayser,
O N E PR IC E H A T T EER.
R.
Dated March 5,1896.
10 S O U T H S EC O N D S T R E E T ,
B e lo w Market,
A d m in istra to r’s N otice.
R‘ y j 118’ Administrator of John I
Soper Jdeceaaed, late o f Ocean county, by direction
' i l ^ 8" 8' Conrt o f 1h* County of Ocean,
hereby gives notice to th e creditors of said John
L Soper, deceased, to e xh ib it to him under oath
or amrmation their claim s and demands anainst
the estate within six months from the 6th d a v o f
or they W',M ^ ,orever barred from
prosecuting or recovering the same,
j,
W ILLS , Administrator.
Barnegat, March 5 .188« .
i ; 3i
Philadelphia
FOUR BARGAINS
Dated F ebruary 16,1896.
R u le to Lim it C re d ito r*.
Estate of Sidkkt F. Joiinbon , deoeased.
Pursuant to an order of the Surrogate of the
county of Ocean, made on the fifth day
of March, A. D. one thousand eight hun­
dred and eighty-six, notice Is hereby given to
all persons having claims against the estate of
Sidney F. Johnson, deceased, late of the county
o f Ocean, to present tht same, under oath or
affirmation, to the subscribers, on or before the
fifth day of December next, being nine mouths
from the date of said order: and anv creditor
neglecting to bring in and exhibit his or her
claim, under oath or affirmation, within the
time so limited, will be forever oarred of his or
her action therefor against said Administrators.
A N N IE C. JOHNSON,
JOHN STOUT,
Administrators,
West Point Pleasant, N. J.
Dated March 5 .1* * .
PCs. fee, $t.
9n>23
For Sale or Exchange.
H E F A R M near Schenk's Milta, lately
owned u d occupied by Horace K. Brtsbea,
deceased. It will be sold cheap, or exchange.!
for property ia the village of Toms Hirer. If
not disposed of will be rented to reliable party.
Possession given at once. Address
W M . M. BRI8BKK,
meets
P .o .B o x « t . n n * . Pa.
T
AGENT WANTED.
JOHN H. WELSH.
R U PT U R
y
Also, all that certain following described tract
of land situated on Paqua Branch of Toms River,
in the Township of Manchester aforesaid, County
of Ocean and State of N e w Jersey : Beginning
at a stone marked P. W . C., distant fifty feet at
a right angle westerly from the ceutre line o f the
N ew Jersey Southern Railroad aforesaid, being
the beginning corner o f a tract of land deeded
by John Torrey, Jr., to F. W . Coggill aforesaid
the twelfth da; of March, 1&63, and recorded in
the Clerk’s Office of the Connty of Ocean, In
Book 86, page 147; thence running (iat) north
fifty-one degrees forty-five minutes west six
chains and sixty-six lin k s ; thence (Id) Bouth
seventy-eight degrees forty minutes west five
chains and sixty-eight lin k s; thence (3d) north
fifty-one degrees west forty-eight chains and
twenty links; thence (4th) nsrth sixty-three detrees west twenty-five chains and sixty-seven
InkB; thence (6th) n orth five degrees th irty
m inutes west fourteen chains and seventy-one
lin ks; thence (6ih) south sixty-three degrees fifty
minutes east twenty-seven chains and ninety-five
lin k s ; thence (7th) south fifty-five degrees east
thirty-three chains and elghty-ntne links; th en ce
(8th) Bouth fifty degrees th irty minutes east th irtyfou r chains and ten lin k s ; thence (8th) south
forty-seven degrees w e s t nine chains and four
CEO. T. CRO O K,
links to the place o f beginning. Containing one
hundred aud thirteen acres and nine-hundredths
o f an acre, strict measure. Being the same
prem ises conveyed to F . W . Coggill aforesaid by
Washington Street, near Wain,
Manchester Land Company by quit-claim deed
TUNS KIVEK, N. J.
dated 14 July, 1868, and recorded in Ocean County
C le rk ’s Office at Toms R iv e r , In Book 46 of Deeds,
Laughing Oas administered fo r th e painless e x ­ fo lio 422. The above described premises, n a m e ly :
th at conveyed by John T o rrey , Jr., and also that
traction o f teeth.
Iy l9
A il kinds o f D entistry promptly attended to and con veyed by Manchester Land Company to F. W .
C o ggill aforesaid, Siting th e same premises conwarranted.
t * r Engagements m ade by mall.
v ev ed unto the said p arty of the first part by
Jo it. W. Coggill by deeds bearing even date with
these presents.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
Seized as the property o f Richard B. P arker,
OF T1IE
e t nx., et ala., defendants, and taken in e x e c u ­
tio n at the suit of James G . Gowdy, complainant,
and to be sold by
An Ancient Title.
J. L. C O W P E R T H W A IT
SherlfT’ a Sale.
B
issued out of tbe C oart of Chancery o f tbe
State o f New Jersey, and to me directed, I will
sell at pnblio vendue, on
T U E S D A Y , A p r i l 18, 1888,
At the hotel of Cowdrlck A Cook, in tbe village
of Toms River, In the county of Ocesn and State
of N e w Jersey, between the hours of is and B
o’clock, r. m., on said day. the following described
Heal Estate:
A ll that certain piece o r parcel of land and
premises, hereinafter particularly described, sit­
uate, lying and being In tbe Township of Man­
chester, in the Connty o f Ocean and Bute of N e w
Je rsey : Beginning at a stone marked P. W . C.,
1803, on the north-westerly side of the centre
line of the New Jersey Southern Railroad, form­
erly known as the Raritan and Delaware Bay
Railroad, and distant from said centre line at a
right angle twenty-five feet, said stone being
north seventy-seven degrees fifteen minutes east
It63 feet distant from the corner stone of Man­
chester, aud north fifty degrees forty minutes
east 80S feet from tbe south-east corner of Samuel
Lafetra’s houne, which bonne is built or situated
on the north side of Union Avenue adjoining the
railroad property on the west, and running thence
(i) north fifty-one degrees and five minutes west
five hundred three and one-half feet; thence
south seventy-nine degrees and forty minutes
west three hundred seventy-two and one-half
A. A. Shaw, Morgan, Newport News.
PERTH AMBOY, March ©.-Arrived, schr.
Varuna, Blrdsali, New York. 9.—Sailed, schr.
Anna R. Bishop, Rulon, Fcrnandina.
PROVIDENCE, It. I., March 7.—Arrived,
schr. Erastus Wiman, Letts, Baltimore.
RICHMOND, V a ., March 8.-Arrlvcd, schr.
Maria Pearson, Bunnell, New York; sailed,
schr. J. J. Pbaro, Randolph, New York, via
Wilcox Wharf,
SAN FRANCI8CO, Feb. 27.—Ship Clarence
8 Bement, for Queenstown, sailed this morn­
ing, and when about two miles outside tho
heads the hawBcr parted, the wind being
strong, sea rough, and being late on the tide,
returned to port to await a more favorable
opportunity, and sailed next day.
VINEYARD HAVEN, March 3.—In port,
schr. Henry R. Tilton, Harris, Weebawken
for Boston, and sailed 4th.
JOHN H. WELSH,
‘ .’ " " ’’ I * " * 1. ’,b,>° *“ *
l i c a - bnt * « recJ * toreetignte to account for taking th 7 ls . into their
tbe records c4 th e with them the entire priaoo management own hands.
eertiee noewiDg that only rtirtp /owr
a u i f i ^ hare beam ioat « « *
th e
establishment o f tb e ayetem.
----------- — re—----------John M Chadwick waa appojated
poetmnsbr at S a y Head, ie this oonaty,
— — *-y by P oatmaef r r -Oenwal Tilem
Movements of Ocean County Y omoIi .
BOSTON, March 7.—Arrived, schr. Henry
R. Tilton, Harris, Weekawken. 8 —Cleared,
sebr. D. 8. Williams. Jr.. Bennett, Hodgson's
Mills, Me., to load for Norfolk.
BRUNSWICK, Ga ., March 0.-Sailed, sebr.
Caleb 8. Rldgway, Townsend, New York.
BALTIMORE. March 4. — Cleared, sebr.
Lida J. Lewi*. Townsend, Port Royal, 8. C.,
and sailed 5th. 5.—8alled, sebr. Kate B.
Ogden, fl.—-Arrived. schr. Twilight, Vantj/eaf,
New London; cleared, sebrs. Fanny Tracy,
Tilton, Wilmington, N. G\; Harriet Thomas,
Edgetl, New York. 9.—Arrived, schrs. Oracle
D. Chambers, Lane. Bridgeport; 8. J. Fooks,
Henderson, New York; cleared and sailed,
sebr. Twilight, Vancleaf. Boston.
BERMUDA HUNDRED, March 5,-Arrlved,
schr. Rhoda Holmes, Holmes,-------.
DELAWARE BREAKWATER, March 5 .Bailed, schr. Geo. W. Anderson, Cole, (from
Richmond) New York.
MATANZA8, March 1.—Arrived, schr. A.
H. Howe, Harrington, Baltimore.
NEW YORK, March 5. - Arrived, schrs.
Lydia II. Ropor, Cranmer, Virginia; Virginia
Kulon. Mills, do.; A. J. Alcott, Johnson, do.;
Ellen Tobin, Hankins, do. 0.—Arrived, schrs.
Geo. W. Anderson, Cole. Richmond ; Ann E.
Valentine, Chambers, Norfolk.
NORFOLK, March 4.—Arrived, schr. John
T. Williams, New York; sailed, schr. John
R. Halllday, New London. 5.—Arrived, sehr.
.Job H. Jackson, Providence, and sailed 0th
for Boston.
NEWPORT NEWS. March 5. — Arrived,
schrs. James B. Ogden, Tole, Providence;
Martle A. Holmes, Burr, Boston. ©.—Arrived,
schrs. John D. Williams, Pearce, New York ;
Sue Williams, Pearce, do. 8.—Sailed, schr.
James B. Ogden. Tole, Providence. 9.—Sailed,
schr. John D. Williams, Pcarcc, New York.
An organized gang o f shoplifters has
appointed ns such committee Senators
recently been broken up by arrests in
Assault and Lynching.
Fish, Herring and Brinkerhoff. I f this
Chicago.
question of UDConstitutionality is carried | On Friday afternoon as Miss Angelina
much further it will next be in order to Herbert, who resides with her parents
declare the constitution itself nnconsti-: o e «r Eatoutown, was going from her
tutional.
, home to visit a neighbor’s house half a I
IM P O R T E R OP
The Seuate has passed Senator niile away, she was brutally assaulted 1
CraomeF's
joint resolution
asking by a notorious negro, commonly known
Congress to redeem the trade dollar at iu tbe locality as M in go Jack, but whose
AND
pur value. Judge BuoUanau has intro­ real name is Johnson. The father o f the
duced a bill in Congress for their young woman observed the negro taking
redemption, and it is oertainly very hard the same path as that which the girl
to understand why tho -Government has had just passed over ; aud after both bad
from
Bight the negro
ao long delayed so simple a matter of disappeared
j notice to the innocent holders of its stealthily stole np behind the unsuspect­ both M TR M A N D K E Y W I N D I N G , warrant­
ed to run within two minute* t year.
repudiated coin.
in g victim and dealt her a blow ttpoti the
The special committee, appointed to neck and aide of the head which felled
Silver Hunting American Watches,
investigate the charges against Keeper her to the earth. H e then dragged her a
Stem Winding, froir, ,15.00 to $10.00.
Also. Sole Agent tor Greenwich Street of the
Laverty, reported on Wednesday after-1 considerable distance into the boshes,
noon, and recommended for adoption the threatening to k ill her, bnt when ho
PATENT INLAID BRACELETS |
following resolution, sigued unanimously i finally left her she was nblo to make her Also, Pin and R in g; Patent granted Aog.M, 18T».
Also, a great variety of different kinds of
by the committee :
way, slowly and with many falls, to a
pC“ ‘ *on‘ * * » ProTU*'1 '< * bT th* R ep "M ™ n members refused to join dieeorer the lynching party nnd eall them
^ * ° W”
bill was framea,
Capital and Labor.
W e believe that labor and capital oan
only b e prosperous when they work
together for a common purpoae.
Capital
must hove remunerative
investment; labor should have its full
reward.
Differences between tbe two oan always
be settled by impartial arbitration.
I f labor boycotts capital, capital may,
for its own protection, tarn tbe very
weapons that labor has used against the
laboring classes.
Capital would not, it is true, receive
its interest, but it could offord to do
without it.
Labor would, iu turn, lose its hire,
which it not only could not do without,
but would entail upon the families o f the
laborers great inconvenience, if not posi­
tive distress.
This is simply a matter of business
and should bo treated from a business
standpoint.
Labor organizations were not origtaally
designed for auy other purpose than to
protect their members from tbe tyranny
that capital iu the hands of uuwise aud
illiberal men is sometimes disposed to
exert upon individuals.
Labor associations demand fair wag-ezand capital accedes to the demand because
it is fair.
So long as that understanding is re­
spected by both parties, capital and labor
are really copartners.
When, in many cases, where there is a
dissolution o f this copartnership, it is
brought about by grasping capitalists or
lazy, revolutionary, so-called laborers,
who live by agitation and have the same
dislike to honest, consecutive labor that
the devil has for holy water.
Capital always seeks investment where
good order prevails, and where there is a
law-abiding people.
I t shrinks and
withdraws itself from mobocracy and
internecine brawls.
eaoe and quiet are as essential to
the laboring man ns they are to capital.
They are more so, for they involve the
employment of labor, and, what is more
important, tbe protection of the homes
of the laborer.
Capital oan easily be removed from one
centre to another, and And investments
awaiting its arrival.
Not so with labor. I t oan only change
its looation under the most favorable
circumstance, and then it often finds
itself iu a strange place, and waits for
weeks or months for employment that
cannot be had, all o f whiob loss falls
heavily upon tbe laborer and his family.
Labor associations do not require that
their members shall neglect their work
to spy out wliat olass of goods tbe mer­
chants or manufacturers sell.
They
expect every member to attend to his
own business, aud thus by industry aud
frugality to add that true dignity to labor
that wins not only the confidence aud
esteem of the employer but of all good
persons whose opinions are worth having.
—D anville Register.
Trenton Correspondence.
J^M E K « l I T A D IB i - I F I A 4 8 1 B A N C B
M. Society, of Newark, desires to appoint aa
inteUigeBt, reliable and energetic man as Agset
for Ocean Coeatv. one who wld jlv e his enure
E x e c u to r's Notice.
Wills, E x pent or of Samuel Firman
Perrlne. deceased, .ate Ocean Count?, by dlrcct ton o f the Orphans’Court In the County of Ocean
itamreli £ 1 !!. n<£ lce, to the creditors of said
Samuel Firnan Perrine, deceased, to exhibit to
him under oath or affirmation their claims and
On and after February 15th we
will offer the following B A R ­
G A IN S in BLACK S IL K S :
Our $1.25 quality for
$ 1.00.
Our 1.50 quality for
1.25.
Our i .6j quality for
1.3 ij.
Our 1.80 quality for
1.50.
from *the*KthS} S V t S w y T 1ML oiAhey wU*
Barnegat, Feb. 97, IBS*.
PRIME WESTERN
C L 0 Y E R SEED
W HOLESALE u i RETATT.
Seed Oats in Season.
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Washington Street, Boston. Moss.
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No. 26 S. SE C O N D S T R E E T ,
Philadelphia..
C en t a Word Department.
M tiiahaw U i Itenu
W e have thousands of aoree of un­
Buainesi noticet inserted under this heading at
cultivated land weat and adjoining our
One Cent q Word rack iniertion.
village whioh would make excellent truck
NICK COMFORTABLE house of mvoq farms, and whioh would, if cleared and
room* for rent at Forked River, N. J.
improved, afford a flue view o f onr mag32tt
C. It. VAN DOREN.
uifioent lake, and o f the U j and ooean.
OR SALE CHEAP.—a light two-horse
FARM WAGON, built by Barelllal Brohi? This quality of laud oould be bought
hoa been used only two months, and therefore at low prioea, so that purohasera oould
is as good as new. Apply to JOHN ROBIN.
soon have good track farms that would
SON or B. B. GOWDY, Tom* River.
oompete with many of the farms along
O R S A L E . —H ouse an d L o t on L o c u s t 8t., the Delaware or even farther West.
We
n ea r M ain. T h e b eu se contains six rooms
a n d is n ea rlv new ; there Is half an a c r e of hope some enterprising men w ill enter
land In th e lot, on w h ic h is a fine s tra w b erry into a speculation in the near future and
p atch and other fru it.
T erm s easy. A p p ly
bay thousands of acres and lay them off
on prem ises.
in truok and fruit farms, and cause the
O R S A L E C H E A P .— House, Barn a n d six
wilderness to blossom like the rose.
acres o f land ; s itu a ted on H o o p e r A v e h u e
in this v illa g e . A p p ly at this office.
tf5 l There has been a truok laid from the
Tuckerton Railroad about one mile
F R E S H S T O C K o f la s t ye a r’s T IM C T H Y
H A T Just re ce iv ed a t W M . A U M A C K ’S north of this village, running westwardly
L u m b e r and Coal Y a r d T o m s R iver N . J .
through a traot of about forty acres that
the Barnegat Oily Beach Co. purchased
of Leslie Bodiue for the purpose of
N e w J e r s e y C o u r ie r .
securing gravel to improve their beaoh
property. M r, MoManus, the contractor
TOM S I d V C R , N . J .
tor laying the tracks on the L o n g Beach
Road, has a gang of men and one of the
Tuckerton locomotives engaged in haul­
Wednesday Afternoon. Maroli 10.1886. ing gravel from the gravel hills on the
Barnegat C ity Go’s, tract, ballasting the
three miles o f track on this side of the
LOCAL M ATTERSbay.
A
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F
F
A
Serious Illness.
An apology for the hasty and inoom*
P-Pte make-up of
the paper thiB week,
'' ill be at the same time an announce­
ment that will be received by our readers
with
pain and
regret.
Mr.
S.
0.
J ennings, editor of the Courier, le ft his
home on Saturday moruiog o f last vrenk
en route for Philadelphia, where ha ex­
pected to meet hia w ife who had been
spending a few days with friends
Washington, D. C.
train
in
Before leaving the
at Camden, he became
ill
but
maunged with great difficulty to keep his
feet and make his way to the ferry, and
crossed to Philadelphia.
up Market St., until
He continued
obliged to ask
for assistance, and was taken to the store
of Russel, Campbell & Co., where he was
acquainted.
Mr. Russel had him re­
moved to his boarding house at N o. 315
Market St., CamdeD, and immediately
summoned medical aid—Drs. H unt and
M iddleton— when it was discovered that
he had sustained a paralytic seizure, o f a
severe nature.
On her arrival
from
Washington, Mrs. Jennings was taken to
the bedside of the sufferer.
On Monday
morniug there waB a second exhibition of
cerebral hemorrhage, the paralysis ex­
tending to the entire left side of the body.
Although the situation has been preca­
rious, at latest accounts there seemed
considerable improvement in the condition
of the patient, and hopes are entertained
that he may be soon able to be removed
to bis homo in this village.
I t looks at present aa though great
changes and improvement w ill be made
on Long Beaoh in the course of a few
years, and whero there is not a habitaion
for miles, cities w ill be bnilt up and
thousands o f people from our inland
cities will be likely to oome and spend
their time, as this will be their shortest
route to the sea; and people living in
the different villages on the main will
find employment as meohanics, yaohtemen, fishermen, truokers and laborers of
all kinds.
The work on the Long Beach Rail*
road has n ot been progressing as rapidly
as was expected at the commencement of
Winter, in consequence of the severity
of the weather the last two mouths, which
oaused the workmen to abaudon the work
for several days at a time.
There are
about fifty men engaged at present on
the bridge across the bay ; and now that
Spring has oome, with its prospects of
more favorable weather, the work will be
pushed forward to completion ns /ast aa
possible.
The young people connected with the
M. E. Church gave a concert in the
lecture room on Wednesday evening last,
consisting o f dialogues, recitations and
singing accompanied by the organ and
oornet. T h e latter was played by Harry
Cooke, one o f the members o f Cedar Run
Cornet Band. A ll that took part in the
concert were h ighly complimented.
Rev. T . 8. Parker, pastor of the M. E.
Church, oloBed his relation as pastor of
this charge on Sunday, March 7th. Mr.
Parker has not enjoyed good health
during the past year, and does not feel
able to return to preach three times
during the Sabbath, consequently a new
minister w ill be expected to take his
place.
Certain parties have purchased a
tract of laud south-west o f the village,
formerly owned by the late N. B.
Jen Dings, M . 1)., with the intention o f
running a track through it, as it has
excellent material upou it for use in
improving their properties on the beaoh.
Mr. John Willetts gave a lecture in
the Baptist Church on Saturday evening ;
subject, “ Science and its achievement.”
B arnegat Items*
The schooner Elisha Qibhs arrived at
N orfolk, Ya., last Thursday morning,
having on hoard Gapt. Garret, Lippinoott,
o f this town, and crew o f six men of the
schooner Leona, bound from N ew York
to W est Point with phosphate.
The
Leona sailed from Delaware Breakwater
March 1st, and at night was oaugbt in a
severe northerly gale and grounded ou
H og Island Shoale, T b e oaptain and
orow were taken from the wrecked
sohooner by the H og Island life-saving
orew, bnt owing to the heavy sea and
strong gale they were uuable to reach
the shore aud drifted near the sohooner
Elisha Gibbs, whioh was riding at anohor
about six miles off Smith’s Island. They
were taken on board in an exhausted
ooudition, some of the meu having hands
aud feet frostbitten.
Tbe Leona has
been abandoned and is a total wreck.
Hugh Bird, of Tuckerton, who was
employed by Banj. Predmore a short
distance from this town, coaling, died
quite suddenly in the cabin ou the
eveniug o f the 2nd iust. Mr. B ird was
taken with oramps iu the m in in g and
the doctor wob called, but did not seem
to relieve him. In rising to step to the
door, about 5 p , m ., he fell dead,
body was taken to Tuckerton on Wednes­
day morning.
W e heard o f rather
unoharitable remarks being made about
Bame^atters iu reference to this matter.
W e w ill not go into details now, but
simply say thar, before blame is attached
to anyone, inquiry should be made as to
who is to blame.
Charity begins at
home.
T h e band and “ horse-fiddle ” tendered
the usual complimentary serenade to
Mr. Chas. S. Hollinshead and Miss
M aggie Erriokaon, whose marriage was
announced last week.
Allow us,
through the Courier, to tender our
congratulations and wishes of success.
The newly married couple w ill in the
fnture reside at Mercban tvillc, N. J.
Enooh S. Jones, one of our old
residents, but who has lately resided at
Barnegat City, died here on March 4th,
in the sixty-first year of hia age. Mr.
Joues has always been identified with
all prominent movements in this section.
To his widow and five children, who are
left to mourn his loss, we tender our
sympathies in this bereavement.
On Monday last JesBe Burdsall, one
of our famous gunners, succeeded in
killing one hundred and fifteen ducks—
fifty-four of which were red-heads. Mr.
Burdsall informs us that he used a
muzzle-loading gun, did not g et on the
ground until about 10 A. m ., end quit
about 3 p. m. He says he shot many
that he was unable to gather.
On Thursday morning, March 4th,
Lorenzo Brown, one of the section gang
on the N. J. S. R. R ., had his toes badly
smashed by a bar of iron falling on them.
Extra meetings have been in progress
in the M. E. Church during the past two
weeks, and many have joined the church
ou probation.
D iamond,
Jackson Tow nship Notes.
T h e township convention o f Jaokson
was held at James Y. Hyers’ last Friday.
The candidates nominated were Jonathan
Clayton for Collector ; Conover Matthews
for Assessor; James Moore for Con­
stable, and Jos. Clayton for Committee.
It is thought that after all tbe exoitemeut
there w ill be no opposition.
Judicial Reform .
That judicial reform Is very much
needed is a matter of foot admitted by
all intelligent observers o f the workings
of our present system o f administering
justice. But the difficult point seems to
be tbs waut o f agreement as to tbe ex­
tent and obaraoter o f the amendments
required. Some lawyers are in favor of
this, and others o f that plan, while the
judges, as long aa they wear the robes of
judioial office aud draw their liberal
salaries, seem to look with disfavor on
any system lest they may be required, to
some extent, to do a little more work or
aooapt a little less pay.
Tbo time haa oome, however, when it
is clear that something must be done to
lessen tbe expense and delay o f litigation.
I t is an undeniable faot that law suits
multiply with the growth aud prosperity
of society and oauuot be fr.Lteu rid of.
Wherever there is au abundance of busi­
ness there are plenty o f differences and
disputes that require the aid of lawyers
aud oourta to pesoeably settle, sod it is
oue of the highest duties o f s State to
furnish its subjects with tbe moet ap­
proved and best system for tbe adminis­
tration of justioe.
But those who have
addressed themselveo to the tasV o f im­
proving our system have found it no easy
thing to interest tbe people’s representa­
tives in the Legislature on the subjeot.
I f one gets to Trenton in the interest of
some powerful corporation seeking a
valuable franchise ss a g ift from the
people’s representatives, he has little
trouble to interest them iu his projeot,
but if he goes to the same members with a
well-devised plan fo r the amendment and
improvement of our judicial system, in
the interest of the whole people, he is
treated as a bore aud given a bearing
accordingly. Last winter a well-digested
scheme for reconstructing onr judiciary
was laid before the Legislature, aud re­
ceived nothing like the atteutiou it mer­
ited aud which it received everywhere
outside of the legislative chambers.
The time is ripe for something to be
doue in this matter. Our courts need to
be reconstructed from the top to the
bottom.
A court of errors and appeals
consisting o f sixteen judges, six of whom
never opened a law book before their
appointment to the beuch, is a judioial
monstrosity nowhere to be seen outside
of this State. The supreme courts of
mauy of the States oousist of only three
or four judges.
The supreme court of
the United States, tbe greatest tribunal
in the world, in the variety, extent and
importance o f its business, consists of
but nine judges.
Most States are content with a supreme
court as a court of last resort, but here
we have not only a court of errors and
appeals as the last resort in all causes,
but we have also a supreme court com­
posed of nine law judges who decide
causes upon the principles o f tho English
common law, and a high court of
chancery, held by a chanoellor assisted
by two vice-chancellors, who decide
causes according to the equitable princi­
ples o f the civil law. And it not infre­
quently happens, under this dual system,
that after a plaintiff succeeds in recover­
ing a judgment iu the supreme court by
tedious and expensive litigation, the
defendant goes in the court of chancery
and on different priuoiples obtains an
injunction restraining the plaintiff from
enforcing his judgment.
New Jersey, Delaware aud Tennessee
are about the only States that still cling
to the obsolete system o f two kinds o f
courts administering justioe according to
different and oonfiioting principles.
England, from whioh it w b b borrowed,
has long since abolished it. No wonder
that Lord Chief-Justice Coleridge, when
he was in this country, laughed at the
obaraoter o f onr system o f oourts. H e
had a just right to do so. They m erit
ridioule, and so do tbe people who suffer
them to remain as they are.
E very
barrier to simple, inexpensive and speedy
justioe must be thrown down and the
senseless superfluities and embarasaiug
technicalities of the law must be made to
go into history with tbe black letter
hooks of the law.
In every oounty we want a court— held
by a non practicing lawyer of ability,
experience and integrity— always open
with jurisdiction to try all causes arising
in the oounty according to one and tbe
same oode or set of legal principles, and
from whose decision there shall be but
oue appeal direct to au appellate court
consisting o f five judges who sit in d o
other tribnnal. As it is now we have in
every county from three to five judges,
the majority of whom, to say the least,
are absolutely without any proper
qualification for tbe place.
Iu the oonrt of chancery matters are
quite as bad, aud it is a common oomplaiut all over tbe State that the trial o f
equity cases i d that court is much too
slow and expensive.
W e understand
that tbe Camden County Bar Association
will urge tbia scheme upon the atten­
tion o f the Legialatature against this
winter, and our request to our members
is to give them a bearing and do some­
thing to simplify, cheapen and render
more speedy the administration o f justice
in our oourtf.— Camden Courier.
Geo. W. Welsh’s Sons,
IMPORTER* OP AND D l i L U l IN
FINE WATCHES,
Jewelry, Silverware, &c.,
268 GREENWICH 8 T„
M M * * PARK PLAC E.
NSW YORK.
T o o M u c h Sto ck !
Not E n o u g h T r a d e !
Though onr trade for past year was highly sat­
isfactory, there is more on hand th a n Is profitable
prop®*# by sp ecia l offering to
. In Diamonds and W atch es these are
great bargain s:
IB-k. Hear/ LadlM’ Kteas-Wladlag Watches,
Blchly Decorated, $10; fonuerly $A0.
14-k. Retry Gcata’ Btem-Wtadiag Watches, $44 ,
formerly $50.
Silver American Stem-Winding Watches. $8 aud
• » 0 » formerly $10 ,.d ffil*.
14-k. GOLD CHAIKS, 95 eeaU
S t e r lin g R U ver P o rk .,
‘
-
per
dwt.
R a s p e r do*.
Tatoleippona, M
“
, Teaspoons,
is
*•
A ll Fancy Patterns.
J S S L «.M12i r In fancy emaes fo r wedding
» r tic lea"’ W U|>,r*™* ■ “ f attractive
J J S S S S M fo . * »■ ■ « ep.n et I n L ace plan,
g u v i w B racelet*, K in g *, s tu d s , C ella r
p ric e s ?*’ * * 19 per " “ *• w » u «Jtlan an s u r
JMSSU*™ *1* * * ln these ®ood8 n aif" We
S h eriff** Sale.
Y VIRTUE OF A W R IT OP F I. F A .,
COW PERTHW AIT & 00.
>h.
£ut ° ! ,ho Court o f Chancery o f
“ 1?, . S f * , 01 ?S W JeT?*T. »n d to me dtreotod, I
w ill sell a t public vendue, on
TUR8RAV. April B, 1 * 80 ,
hotel o f Cowdrlek A cook, In the T illage
Ton js Klver. ln the county o f Ocean, and S tate
™w
between th e hours o f 18 and B
S S w t a t e ? " ° “ “ d d* y’ th0 foUowln* described
A l l those two tracts or parcels of land and
K ? “ *5 ® 'M l*,ate. lying and being In tho T o w u sUip o f Dover, ln the County o f Ocean and State
o f N ew Jersey, and bounded and Oeaorrjed aa
D E A L E R S IN
B a n n in g ; at a stake lu th e
in tro o f the highway load loading from T om s
. Iv er to Freehold, it bolus tho north-east corn e r
o f y*? tw ffi now or late o f Reuben Rotter; thence
north eighty degrees w est twenty-one c h a in s ;
thence
sixty-seven degree* west th ree
chains sevent;-three lin ks; thence north soventvulne degrees weat ulne chains elghty.iive lin k s ;
thence, aa the needle pointed February is, i 860,
north seventy-eight degrees west tw enty-five
chains forty-nine links to th e east line o f W illia m
Dennitt’a land; thenco north along said Ueunitt’a
east line to Ida north-east corner ten chains
forty-seven links to a stone ; thence west alo n g
Bennett's norm Une ten chains eighty-nlne lin k s ;
thence north fifty-eight and one-half degrees east
east seveuty-three lin k s; thence north tirty-two
and three-quarters degrees east ten chains ninetvone lin k s; thence north nine aud oue-toalf d e­
grees west five chains seventeen links; thence
north fifty-one and three-quarters degrees east
sixty-nine links; thence north ten and one-half
degrees west eight chains forty-five links; thence
south sixty-seven degrees west four c h a in s ;
thence north thlrtv-two degrees wost five chains
■eventy-aeveii lin k s; thence north fifty-three de­
grees east four chains ninety-five lluks; thence
south fifty-eight degrees east seventeen c h a in s ;
thence along other land o f said Sehrtng south
tw enty-eight and a half degrees west oue chatu
tw enty-one lin ks; thence along the same south
fifty-six and three-quarters degrees east thirtyone chaiua fou r lin ks; thence still along the
same north thirty degrees cast thirty-one chains
ninety-five links; thence still along th e same
east five chains forty links to the centre o f the
F A N C Y & S T A P L E D R Y GOODS,
A R E N O W O F F E R IN G A W E L L S E LE C T E D STO C K O F
Prints, Cambrics, Cashmeres,
Table Linen, Tickings, Flannels,
Hosiery and Gloves
Ladies’ and Gents’ Underwear
sen them, and any profit is better than none, and
keapa aa V. cm v t i,g to seed.
t Jt.«=i0Jce®.P ®e8t Plate(1 Jew elry, Gents’ and
purchased from same manufac«1<1 never had a complaint,.
roductlons°n* " 1Ue ** ** e» thnugh offering great premises conveyed to said Catherine Sebrlnw by
tw o dee d s : one from E liza Waldron, dated March
Triple plated Teaspoons beat, R4 per do*. T, 18415, and recorded In Book i>'J, page no ; and the
“
F orks tc s p o o n s , 8 8
“
oth er from Reuben l ’ otter and wife, dated Maroh
Casters, S bottles. Sff.SD ; « bottlee, 9, 1807, and recorded ln Book 39, page 100 o f Deeds
J!
Baskets, $3.5 0 ; B u tter Dishes, f o r Ocean County.
T h e Second Tract. Beginning at a stake ln the
highway road leadlug from Toms ltlver to F re e ­
E V E R Y A R T IC L E G U A R A N T E E D !
hold, being the south-east cornor of a tract o f
thirty-one acres which James Gullck purchased
o f W illlara D. llorden, Administrator o f John W .
Irons, deceased : thence running, 'according to
th e form er position o f the needle, south eighty2 5 3 G R E E N W IC H S t . ,
s ix degrees west four chains ninety links along
oth er laud o f said 8 eb rln g; thence along same
N . E . C O R N E R P A R K P L A C E . 4«
as the needle pointed In 1830, south twenty-seven
degrees west tnlrty-ono chains forty-five lin k s ;
thence still along the same north llfty-seven d e­
grees weat thirty chains ninety lin ks; thence
still along the same and land now or late o f Ellen
OF VALUABLE
Iron s north twenty-Beven degrees east thirty
chains forty lin ks; thence still along line o f said
Irons north eleven degrees west tw en ty-six
chains ninety lin k s: thence north eighty-four de­
grees east twenty-six chains forty links to a fo re ­
C0N81BTING OF
said highway ro a d ; thence along said road the
several courses and distances ihereof southerly
to the beginning. Containing one hundred and
eighty-five and ninety-five one-hundredths acres
ore or less. Being the same premises conveyed
P A S T U R E AND M O W IN G MEADOW. m
to said Catharine Behring by two d ee d s : oue
from Eliza Waldron, dated March 7 ,1W5, and re­
Pursuant to an order o f the O rp h an s’ Court corded in Hook 89, page o s ; and the oth er from
o f tho County o f Ocean, m a de a t the Decem­ John H. Gullck aud W illiam I. James, Executors
b er T e rm , A . D. 1885, the BUbBcriber, Admin­ o f James G a ll k, deceased, dated O ctober 22,
is tra to r o f E zekiel Lewis, decea sed , w ill offer 18417, and recorded In Hook 49, page H9 o f Deeds
f o r sale a t th e Blodgett H ou se, in the village fo r Ocean County.
Seized as thfe property o f Catharine Sebrlng. et
o f F o rk ed R iver, Ocean C o u n ty, N . J., ou
al., defendants, aud taken In execution a t the
suit o f The Mutual L ife Insurance Company of
W E D N E S D A Y , M arch 8 1 , 18§G,
N e w York, complainant, and to be sold by
T h e fo llo w in g tracts o f land, situated in the
_CHAR1.E8 L. HOLMAN, Sheriff.
T ow n sh ip o f Lacey, ln said C o u n ty o f Oceau,
on th e southerly side o f an d ad join ing the
South Branch o f Forked R iv e r :
T r a c t N o . 1. Containing a b o u t one hundred
and fift y acres o f farm land a n d tim ber land,
on w h ich are situated the b u ild in g s where the
said E ze k ie l Lewis lately lived .
T r a c t N o . 2.
Being p astu re and m owing
m eadow, situated as ab ove a n d contain in g
O N L Y 81 B Y M A IL , P O S T P A ID .
tw e n ty acres more or less.
T r a c t N o . 3. Being a s m all tra c t adjoining I L L U S T R A T IV E S A M P L E F R E E t o A L L
T ra c t N o . 1, and containing tw o acres ana
fo r ty -tw o hundredths o f an a c re .
T r a c t N o . 4. Being a Bmall tra c t adjoining
N o . 1 ab ove, containing o n e -h a lf an acre more
o r less.
A ll the ab ove tracts b ein g th e homestead
fa ra f o f tho
Ezekiel L e w is
Ills
life t im e ;
the
tracts described
ln a deed made
Joseph B ro w n
Ann
A G r e a t M c illr u l W o r k o n M a n lio o il,
B row n , h is w ife, to the
E ze k ie l Lewis,
h earin g d ate the twelfth
o f A p ril, A. D.
Exhausted Vitality, Nervous and Physical De­
1860, and d u ly recorded in th e C le rk ’ s Office o f b ility, Premature Beeline Iu Man, E rrors o f
Youth,
and the untold miseries result Ing from
Ocean County, in Book 19 o f D eed s, page 345,
A c ., to w h ich reference is m a d e fo r a m ore Indiscretion or excesses. A hook for every man,
young, mlddle-sgcd and old. It contains 125 pre­
fu ll description thereof.
scriptions for ail acute and chronlo diseases, each
d a le w ilt take place at tw o o ’c lock P. m ., one o f which Is Invaluable. So found by the
wh en conditions and terms o f sale w ill he Author, whoso experience for 25 years Is such ns
probably never before fe ll to the lot o f any phys­
m ade know n.
J. H O L M E S B IR D 8 A L L ,
300 pages, bound In beautiful French
Adm inistrator. ician.
D ated Jan u ary 30th, 1886.
P r. fee, $9.00. muslin, embossed covers, full gilt, guaranteed to
be a liner work In e ve ry sense than any other
work sold In thlB country for $2 60. or the m oney
w ill be refunded lu e ve ry Instance. P rice only
$1 00 by mall, postpaid, illustrative samples free
y v i r t u e o f a w r i t o p p i . p a ., to anybody. Send now. Gold medal awarded
issued out of the Court o f Chancery o f the
State o f N ew Jersey, and to m e directed, I Will to the President o f which, tho lion. P. A. Ulsseli,
M A N U F A C T U R E R A N D D E A L E R Ilfi
and associate officers o f the Hoard the read er is
aell at public vendue, on
respectfully referred.
T U E SD AY , March 3 0 , 1880,
T h e Science of Life Is worth more to the y o i
A t the hotel o f Cowdrlck A C ook, ln tho village and middle-aged men o f this generation t h a n __
o f Toms R iver, In the County o f Ocean and State the gold mines of California and the silver mines
o f N ew Jersey, between tho hours o f 12 and o o f Nevada combined.—8 . V. Chronicle.
o ’clock r. m . ou said day, the fo llo w in g described
The Science o f L ife points out the rocks nn.1
real estate:
quicksands on which m e constitution and hopes
A ll those tracts or parcels o f laud and prem­ o f many a young man have been fatally wrecked.
ises, hereinafter particularly described, situate, — Mancketler M irror.
lyin g and being In the township o f Dover, in the
The Science ot Life Is o f greater value than all
county of Ocean and State o f N e w Jersey; the the medic,al works published In this cou n try fo r
first being bounded as follo w s : Beginning at a the past N) years.— d/tanta Comtitution.
stone In the Turnpike from T om s R iv e r to Forked
The Science o f Life is a superb and m asterly
R iver, being the sixth corner o f a tract o f thirty- treatise on nervous and physical d eb ility.- D etroit
six l-loo acres conveyed by A m o s p. Stanton and Free I'reu .
A C e n e n l A «a orc «M a c . ( H K A T K IW and COOK KTOVKN, annul* n h te k mm, k i
w ife to John Aumack and oth ers by deed dated
T h ere la no member o f society to wh om T h e
February 17th, 1M9, and recorded In the County Science of L ife will not he useful, whether youth,
C lerk’s office at Toms River In Book 48 of Deeds, parent, guardian, instructor or clergym an.—
round tne celebrated A M i l o n i i k a t e d an d O C EAN CO L O T Y COOK.
page S3, Ac., and runs thence n orth fifty-one de­ Argonaut.
grees and twenty two minutes east about th irl;
Address the Peabody Medical Institute, o r Dr.
chains more or less to low w a te r mark on the W . B . Parker, No. 4 Bulflnch Street, Boston,
Mas*., who may lie consulted on all dlseaaea re­
quiring skill and experience. Chronic and ob­
stinate diseases that have baffied the skill o f all
Cloths and Cassimeres.
Carpets, O il Cloths and Rugs,
Geo. W . W e ls h ’s Sons,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
ADMINISTBATOE'S SALE
R EA L ESTA TE,
H A T S A N D C APS,
Farm and Timber Land,
Table Cutlery,
Plated W are,
W ood and W illo w W are.
Young and Middle-Aged Men, PINE GROCERIES,
A STANDARD MEDICAL WORK FOR
Best grades o f New Process Flour.
Bald
aud being
by
Baiue
said
day
during
and
Choice D a iry Butter.
KNOW TH YS ELF.
C . W . C ow p orth w ait.
C . B . C o w p e rth w a it.
GOWPERTHWAIT’8 EXCHANGE, TOMS RIVER, N. J.
T o w n M eetings.
The annual town elections were held
throughout the State yesterday. In very
few places was any special interest mani­
Sheriff’s S a le .
fested. In this township but one ticket
was in the field, and the only opposition
was upon the matter of appropriating
$350 for lighting the streets. T h e vote
stood as follows : N o. of votes oast,
A temperance meeting was held at
380 ; rejected, 1 ; blanks, 12 ; for ligh t­
Leesvilleon Tuesday evening, March 2d.
ing the streets, 259 ; against lighting Pleasant Plains,
Although the weather was disagreeable,
The usual quiet of this hamlet was
the streets, 108.
Following are the
there was quite an audience. Addresses
tickets elected in this county bo far as enlivened on Sunday, Feb, 28th, by pass­ were delivered by the President and Rev.
received np to the tim e of going to press : ing vehicles, and it became the marvel o f Wm. Woodfield, and a few more names
AT C R EA T LY REDUCED PRICES.
many whither they were g o in g ; but aa
were added to tbe pledge. I t is expected
DOVER TOWNSHIP.
they were all observed to stop at the
that Rev. J. W . Gamble w ill leoture at
T o w n C lerk-»-C alcb Falkin burgh .
residence o f Mr. William Hurley, and as the next meeting.
Assessor—-Emanuel H . W ilkes.
Rev. Mr. Simpson and wife, o f Island
C o lle c to r—T hom as S in gleton.
T h e barn and outbuildings of Oapt.
J u d ge of E lection — S teph en F . Iro n s .
Heights soon drove np, it was quickly
Emson at Collier’s M ills were burned on
In specto rs o f E le c tio n — John B e a tty , John surmised that the wedding of Miss
-R E P A IR S S U P P L IE D A T SHORT NOTICE.-Wt
Monday, Maroh 1st. A team o f horses, a
M an olt.
Annie H u rley and Howard Applegato
team of mules, sixteen head o f cattle and
Ch osen Freehold er— R e m L . D isbrow .
C o w p e rth w a it’. E x c h a n g e , T o m . R iv e r, N. J .
was about to take place. Soon a goodly
to th e bridge at the toll-gate o n the aforesaid
T ow n sh ip C om m ittee, f o r three y e a rs — John
several tons of hay were burned.
The
Turn pike; thence along said turnpike south forty
oompsny o t guests had arrived and were
degrees and thirty minutes east ten chains and
T ilto n .
supposition is that it was the work o f an
flfty-Blx links to the place o f beglnnlug. Con­
Justices o f the P e a c e —Emanuel H . W ilk e s , speudiug the time pleasantly in social incendiary.
taining thirty acres, more or less.
W E A R
O N L Y
^ H A N D S O M E WEDOINO) BIRTHDAY OR HOLIDAY PRESENT. W E
intercourse, when at 6 p. m . the bride
T b e second tract Ilea to the n orth o f a tract of
H o w a rd D. Van san t.
land conveyed by the said A m o s F. 8 tan ton and
T h e funeral o f Mrs. Susan Fowler, of
<<
O v erseer o f P o o r— A d o lp h Ernst.
and groom entered, and what had been a
-------TH E W O ND ERFU L
f i l l
A
I U
w ife to the said John Aumack, and on the street
S u rveyors o f H ig h w a y s — Thomas J . T ilto n , buzzing crowd was hushed while Rev. Clarksburg, took place iu the Cassvillo
leading from the Railroad D epot to the village of
Tom s River, and Is bounded on a ll sides by the
G a r re t V . Hyers.
M.
E
.
Church
last
Saturday.
Rev.
J.
M.
Mr. Simpson uttered the words that
channels o f the river, and la th e Island In aatd
Com m issioner o f A p p e a ls —R alph B . G o w d y,
riv er over which the said street o r road pauses.
made the happy couple husband and Reed officiated.
Combining a P a r l o r , L i b r a r y , I w o k l n g , R e c l i n i n g o r I n v a l i d
Seized as the property o f M arianna 8 Sharp,
John R . Johnson an d Sam u el H . P olh em u s.
A
C H A I R , L O t lN U B , B K D , o r C O U C H .
et al., defendants, and taken ln execution at the
There w ill be an exhibition at Leesw
ife.
A
fte
r
the
eustomary
congratu­
C onstable fo r 8 y e a r s — Shinn C . J am ison .
P ou n d Keepers— B a i z illa i P . Iron s, M on tra- lations the guests partook o f a bountiful vlile, by tbe school, next Friday evening;
v ille Iro n s , Jacob S m ith .
oollation.
After the supper the party tbe admission will be 15 cents.
A H ramUhed w ith tbe A M to m a tic C o a c h B r a k e , and R e t a ile d
R oa d m oney, $2,000; P oo r M on ey, $1,000; went to
church and listened to an
W e understand that Capt. C. Emson is
_
at our Wholesale Prices. Henditauip for Catalogue and mention rarriage*.
W a y s and Means, $ 8 0 0 ; fo r L ig h tin g the interesting sermon by Rev. Mr. Simpson.
oots
Sheriff’s S a le .
convalescing.
f .
T
H
E
L
U
B
U
R
C
M
A
N V C CO .,* 145 N . 8 th S t ., P h lla d a ., P a .
Streets, $350.
y v i r t u e » f a w r i t o f p i . p a .,
Many of the young people have since
issued out of the Court o f Chancery o f the
Body FoundBERKELET TOWNSHIP.
State of N ew Jersey, and to m e directed, I will Ordinary Robber Roots
been dreaming over particles of weddiDg
In a private letter from W. A. Crane,
■ell at public vendue, on
always wear out first on
C le rk — John W . J e ffre y .
cake, but their peculiar dreams are not
the ball. The 4'ANDKK
■SATURDAY, M arch 1 $ , 1880.
formerly of Mannabawkin, but now in
J u d ge o f E lection — J o b F . Potter.
Boots are double thick
disolosed.
A t the hotel of Cowdrlck A C ook, In th« village on the ball, and giv e
In spectors o f E le c tio n — W m . B ritton , Enoch
tbe Appraiser's office, Port o f New York,
o f Tom s H ire r, In the County o f Ocean ami State
Religions
meetings
are
held
at
the
M.
o f N ew Jersey, between the hours o f 18 ami 3 DOUBLE WEAR.
W . P o tte r.
he informs us that the body o f tbe mate
o'clock r. m. oh said day, the fo llo w in g described
E. Church here, every Wednesday even Assessor— C la rk F . Bonnell.
Mont economical Rubber
real estate:
of the Kraljevioa, recently lost off Borne
A ll those five certain lots, as laid out by The Boot In the market.
ing at half-past seven o’olock, and the
C o lle cto r—Sam uel N . Bunnell.
gat, was found a few days since by his
Barnegat City Beach Association, situate, lying I.asta longer than any
Chosen Freehold er— W m . Jeffrey.
people are cordially invited to be present, j
and being In tbe township o f Ocean, county o f other boot and the
tears
brother, Charles G. Crane, keeper of
Ocean and State o f New Jersey, described aa one PBICE go HIGHER.
T o w n sh ip C o m m itte e, fo r th ree y e a rs —
Mr. Ralph Clayton is erecting n
lo t aa follow s: Beginning a t tbe aouth-west
Life-Saving Station No. 19. The body
T h o m a s J. H arvey.
id ex­
excorner o f Second Street and Broadw ay and ex­ Call and
residence on his property at this place,
Com m issioners o f A p p e a l— D a n iel V an d erwas identified by means of a photograph
tending th en ce(l) southwardly a lo n g 'h e westerly amine the
mSEN=,E lUfc*
which when completed promises to be
side of Broadway to the n orth -w est corner of goods.
v e e r, H e n ry Tap p e n , C . Law rence.
left by the captain of the bark. Mr.
Third Street and Broadway; th en ce (8) weatwardone of the finest in the neighborhood.
ly along the northerly side o f Third Street one
O verseer o f P oo r— D . Butler.
t h ,C K b a l l .
Crane adds that he called upon tbe
hundred
and
twenty-five
f
e
e
t
;
thence
(I)
north­
We understand Mr. Frank Irons hatJustice o f the P e a c e — C la rk F . B o n n ell.
wardly parallel with Broadway to a point In the
Austrian Consul and informed him o f tbe
uoubl£
C o n stab le —E . A ttis o n .
southerly line of Second S tr e e t; thence (4) east­
made application for the Post Office here,
matter, who said that he would corn
ward ly along the southerly lin e o f Second Street
S u rveyors o f H ig h w a y —S. R ro ck w a y. R . A. and we hope he may be successful in
_
FOR SALE BY
municate the fact to his government. A
•ginning.
Being
the
same
premises
granted
P h illip s .
obtaining i t
id conveyed unto the said “ T h e Son Set Hotel
fu ll report o f tbe wreck and loss of tbe
O v erseer o f R oa d s —Jesse Platt.
J . H U C C IN 8 A B R O T H E R .
com pany " by William Buzhy and Margaret, his
Mr. W illiam Applegate ha* been
mentioning the ^inds o!
P ou n d Keepers— Jesse P latt, B. F . S to a t.
w ife, by deed dated the
day of
1*84,
members of tbe life-saviog crew baa been
W h o le s a le
A g e n t s ,
and o f record In the Ocean Coun ty Clerk's Office
F o r Roads. $200; f o r Poor, $300; f o r W a ys disabled for a week from a lame arm, but sent to Anstria, and the minister at
at Tom s R iver In Book o f D eeds
page
Ac..
Mo. 14 W A R R E N M TRKKT, N e w Y o r k .
he
is
reported
to
be
improving.
p.
and M eans, $300.
Also a ll those two certain lots o f land and
Washington w ill probably be authorized
premises situate at I/mg Beach, count? of Ocean
STAFFORD TOWN9IIIP.
wasted, ia t il tb it is required by us to pltct
Silverton Echoes.
and B u te o f New Jersey, described as follows:
to extend a reward to tbe widows and tbe
Beginning Na. l at a point in th e northerly line
C le r k —John B. C o u rtn ey .
Our pastor is closing up the Confer­ surviving members of tbe orew.
of T h ird Street distant one hundred and twentybefore tbe most distant consumer, samples of t t
five feet westward from the north-west corner of
Assessor—Joseph C a rr.
ence year very suooessfully.
Revival
Tbe editor of a country newspaper out Third Street and Broadway; thence (l) west­ P O S IT IV E L Y
Brevities.
choice tsd extensive t collection of goods as
Patent Safety
C o lle c to r—John M . G an t.
w a rd ^ alon g the northerly lin o of Third Street
meetings have been held about twelve
XTINUULSHEB
Rev. S. E. Post, pastor o f tbe M. E. West makes the following proposition to fifty f e e l; then.e (2) northwardly parallel wtth
F re e h o ld er— E d w a rd H azelion .
Would probably be Inspected were our esttbllxbweeks ou the oharge, and as a result fiftyBroadway one hundred and tw enty-five fee t;
J u d ge o f E lectio n — Joh n C. C ran m er.
Church, w ill leave town to-raoirow for bis delinquent subscribers: " T o all thence ( ! ) eastward!; and parallel with Third
Cleanly.
ment visited in person.
In spectors o f E le c tio n —Thos. T . C ran m er, three persons have professed conversion Bridgeton, where tbe New Jersey Con­ those who are in arrears one year or Street fifty f e e t ; and thence ( « ) southwardly par­
allel with Broadway one hundred and twenty-five
aud
joined
the
ohurohon
probation.
The
Is a ia h W . Cranm er.
C a t a lo g u e M a ile r ! F re e ,
ference is to be held. Last Sunday he more who w ill come forward and pay up feet to thejriace of beginning. Being lot N o . 49
on Block N o . 4 * . on plan o f lota o f - The Barne­
T o w n C o m m itte e - E d ward E. P re d m o re , for entire community is aroused ou tbe
expressed himself as highly pleased with arrearages »nd for one year in advance, gat City Beach Asau-lsUoa.”
O IL .
th ree years.
S T R A W B S 1 D C I A C X O T H IS K ,
subject o f religiou, and tbe church
No. 9. Beginning at a point In the south tide
the year spent in Toma River.
Tbe we w ill give s first-rate obituary notice of Second Street, m laid out cm said plan, distant
TM c m ■ run
Com m issioners o f A p p e a l—Oscar F . Brow n,
membership are measuring up to their
EIG H TH AND M A R KET STS.,
la the B ert,
gratia in osse it kills them. " I f each en one hundred and twenty-five feet west from the
expectation ia that he w ill be returned.
l-cw is A . Cranm er. B en jam in Cranm er.
Cheapest and
Math-west corner of Second Street and Broad­
privileges. May this prove tbe begin­
P H IL A D E L P H IA .
appeal
aa
this
fails
to
move
tbe
hearts
Hafeat
L am p
way.
ta
d
running
thence
Cl>
weak
alone
the
8 nrTeyors o f H ig h w a y s — John Lam sen,
Owing to the heavy freahet which has
for C hnrchM ,
south line of aecond Street fifty feet to s corner
ning
of
better
days.
G e o rg e Bennett.
H allo, o r
waahed away the track and bridges of end open tbs parse-strings o f tbe to lot No. 8 ( ; thence ffl south along the same one
F
a
m
ily
L
am
hundred
and
tweatr-fiee
feet
to
a
corner
of
lot
O verseer* o f R o a d *— N orth D is tric t, Joseph
Mr. Bennett has lately removed to
the Vinoentown M arl Company, orders delinquents, they must indeed be a bard No. 49; thence (J) east along the same fifty feet
B is h o p ; East D is tr ic t, Joseph E . B e n n e tt; Point Pleasant, and Mrs. Rachel Clayton
to n corner of same; and thence (4) north one
for marl w ill be delayed perhaps too
hundred mad twenty-flve feet to beginning. Being
South District, Job E . C ra n m er: W e s t D istrict,
haa purchased the property vacated by long for early spring use, and marl can
lot No. as in Block 4* on aaMI plan. And M e
Clergymen, lawyers, public speakers, premises
J o b M . Cories.
conveyed to grantor by Francis Fernhim.
She intends taking possession not be shipped prior to M ay 15th or
more
and wife by deed dated February 9M, A D.
O verseer o f P o o r — E ze k ie l L . R e e d e r.
and singers, confirm tbe opinion o f the
1*4,
and o f record in aaM Clerk's office ia Book
soon, and her aon John Henry will make Jnne 1st, 1886.
C on stable— E z e k ie l L. Reeder.
o f Deeds, page
A c.
general public in regard to Ayer’s Cherry No.
“ ~J— * as the property o f T h e Boa Srt Basel
F o r Roads, 1300 ; f o r support o f p o o r, $400. hia home with her.
The ladies o f Bayville w ill hold an Pectoral A ll say it is tbe best remedy
i. et ah., defendant*, sad taken la exeThose o f our townsmen who are in the Apron and Bonnet Sociable at Clark F. that ess be procured for all affections of
UNION TOWNSHIP.
habit o f leaving their homes for two or Bonneir* residence, on Thursday evening, the voce! organs, throat and lungs.
T o w n C lerk —J o se p h O . E lberson.
W# have last received ac etegaat assortment of Carpeting*, consisting of MogW4*tef,T«*v«Ri
Assessor—E m m o r R . W ill? .
three months in the Spring for the 11th instant. Prooeeds for the benefit of
Dated January SI, 1*84.
Body Bream* Tapertry Brumela, iagralr >in an grade., which we will sell at the lower, prices ever
Collector-Wilkinson G. Conrad.
What Cub B e Bose.
offered tw PWffiadeiphta. A call R RuffiBR1 We guarantee tatlafocttoa la every esse. Re safer**purpose o f engaging in shad fishing, are
the M. E. Church.
Freeholder—Barzillai B. Stokes.
now making their preparations for
B y trying again and keeping np
Jndge of Election—Ralph M. Collins.
■ .5 * « C 3 f jr U lX T i
engaging in that pursuit.
President Cleveland ban brought wpan courage many things seemingly imInspectors of Electtoe-Benj. P. Chadwick,
himself
tbe
disapproval
ol
tbe
Democrats1
•S te f
Samuel Tilton, one of the members o f
landreds o f
Horace G. Errickson.
9 3 9 MARKET FTREKT,
A I u w m S chool w
M 9 IT I M B A
Township Committee—William Cox, throe the crew o f a Life-saving Station near of tbe District of Columbia by his
K idney and L iv e r
years.
Barnegat, it now at hia hoaae in ibis nomination a few days since of s colored ]
n eared by Electric
Commissioners of Appeal—Lorin W . Bogbee, place, very ill. He is being treated by “ mugwump " of Albany for Recorder of
Henry A. Tolbert, Robert B. Stokes.
Deeds for tbe District to succeed Fred. iried in vain, do dos t think there « no
Surveyors of Highways—William Cox, John tbe Dr*. Disbrow, o f Toma River.
cure for you, but try Eleetrie Bitten.
Tbe Haakins hoaae near the bridge, Douglass, who term has just expired. There is no medicine ao safe, so pure,
Russell.
Tbe District Democracy
bed been
so perfect s Blood Purifier,
r Waterproof*, Beets, BBoee, Tey*«»d I i M n iw t d iit a
Overseen of Roads - Barnegat District, ia Brick township, is anderguing
L ad le s . Misses' sod 4
is Bitters will cure dyspepsia, tor forty y ra n have been
that tbs District offices sbevid Eleetric
Henry K. Bowker: Cedar Bridge District, and a thorough painting.
We
of seem L i m a anregnia?
all
tissues
of
tbs
Kidneys.
with
Dietriet
men,
consequently
• U R f f f W D OR K. * « 1
WiUam Cole.
stand that the owner, who Vvea ia New
Invaluable in affsetioM of Stomseh and
Overseer of Poor— Henry A. Tolbertthey have three causes, for eorepWmt:
York, w ill offer tbe property for sale.
_
Liver,
and o v e rt**- all Urinary
Constable—LefBagweB H. Dennett, 3 jm n .
l of tbe new nominee, bis Difficulties. Largs bottles only SO da, A . * . * • t f . E M f r e e * * » t p . ■S S 7 M A R K E T S T ., P H IL A W C L M N A .
Oar new
•tt*!
------------ --------place of few dense and bis color.
•t Ohm. B. Mathis’ drag store.
S
gives satisfaction to
Road Money, $500: Poor Money. » »
GEO. W . C O W PER T H W A IT ,
B
STOVES,
RANGES,
H EATERS,
A N D T IN W A R E ,
CANDEE”
Rubber
BOOTS
B
DOUBLE THICK
BALL.
LU B U R G
CHAIR
P ric e $7.00•ft'&SSjSr*|S.“iT5S” ’.'.ri!
dS
deE"
1CHILDREN’S CARRIAGES
o J tR B
DouevfWe48
Test .
-k m
/\ pOSTAL CAi^D
CHAMPION
DRY GOODS
* nttiprm
939 C A R P E T S ! 939
F A L L S T Y LE S HOW BE AST.
ssrstfs.
BUY EARLY.
LOCKE A STEW ART,
j CIIl! FITSJ
s.ssrssasa.-
PHLLA.
’““’'T™ RUBBER GOODS.
W ATjTjA GK JONES ft Co.,
W e think th e L a d ie s o f Ooeag
F A R M A N D GARDEN.
County should k n ow that w e can
Large and Small Swine.
show the largest v a rie ty o f plain,
Large white pigs have always been
very popular in England, where
bacon and hams are largely con­
sumed. We have imported into this
country good pigs o f some of these
breeds, which have made a good
reputation, and among them the best
known is, perhaps the Large York
shire. The name, however, is not
absolutely distinctive, for the large
white breed it not peculiar to any
speoial county in England, where the
large Yorkshire, Lancashire and
Lincolnshire pigs are all classed aB
the large white breed. These three
counties adjoin each other, and there
is really no essential difference
between the pigs o f several localities,
except as individual breeders take
pains with their herds. This race of
swine, which is popular in that part
o f England, has been much im­
proved of late veare, although the
writer, when in tLat country as long
as thirty years ago, mot with many
animals which weighed from seven
hundred to nine hundred pounds,
and these were considered nothing
unusual as to size.
A good deal has bcjn said and
written of late o f early maturing
p ig s; animals which will reach a
profitable weight at nino months old.
But it is altogether a matter of fancy
as to whether an animal should woigk
throe hundred pounds at nine or ten
months, or three times that weight
at three times that age.
Certainly
there is something in the uses to be
made of pork, which has an influence
upon the manner Of feeding the
animals and it would not do to have
all the pigs of a very largo sizo For
some uses, largo sides and hams are
desirable, and it is beyond question
that the meat o f a fully matured pig
has some qualities which mako it
preferable to that o f a pig forced to
great Weight boforo its muscles have
been matured. F o r some purposes
fat is more desirable than loan, but
generally “ a streak o f fat and a
streak of lean ” in pork, makes it
most desirable for food. The largo
English broods have this peculiarity,
and on that account are preferred by
many feeders.— American Agricultur­
ists.
printed and hand-painted T ea, D in
ner, Silver and Chamber Sets in the
city o f Philadelphia.
Tea Sets,
“
“
Chamber Sets, 95
“
“
R U S S E L L , C A M P B E L L & CO .,
221 Market Street & 210 Church Street,
P h i l a d e l p h i a .
Three minutes’ walk from the ferry.
up t o w
Stop in .and see us before going
n . ____________________ ________________________
8mo1
N O W
W e are Open at the
S. W. Cor. 2d and M arket.
A F T E R T H R E E MONTHS OF S TE AD Y W O RK OUR B E A U T IF U L
JEWELRY STORE
IS FIN IS H E D ,
T h e A ttra c tio n is beyon d our E x p ecta tio n .
S T O C K B E A U T IF U L .
BRIC-A-BRAC,
FRENCH CLOCKS,
H A N D S O M E A M E R IC A N GOODS.
B
r
o
l l i e
s
,
D ir a m o iid N ,
W a tc h e s ,
.J ew elry,
S ilv e r w a r e .
A h manufacturers o f Jewelry we can fiivor the trade with lowcHt wholesale prices, whether your
p u rc h a s eoe
large
or-------small,-.....______
(don't forget
thin
W o will have
with ns a L A D Y AS S IS T AN T ,
---------* ........
. rplease.)
_____.... ...............
— ---------e us iu any way you
which will be very pleasant for our Lady customers. Send your bundles, und
can. i t will always be a pleaaure to accommodate you.
F. L . A R O H A M B A U L T ,
MANUFACTURING JEWELER,
Check Reins.
Preparing for Lawns.
Dinner Sets, 25
Our line o f Colored Glassware is beautiful. Lemonade Sets with
brass waiters are very brilliant.
Polka Dot Tumblers and Pitchers,
Spoon Holders, O il Bottles, Finger Bowls and Water Bottles are all o f
best quality and at the lowest priccB.
Lamps of all grades and styles,
both hanging and Stand.
Our stock is being replenished almost every
day by fresh goods from the host manufacturers of Europe, but our home
products are fully up in style and quality, and should have your first
attention.
Oqr .’ tore is large with good light for showing goods.
—------------ -------------------------
Check reins, as a general rule, are
o f little use on the road, oxcopt in
the caso of inveterate stumblers.
Those it iB necessary to somotimos
chock up high, so as to make them
lift their feet, and besides, if they do
trip, the chock rein punishes them
Boverely. Stumbling is chiefly duo
to bad shoeing; hence this use of
tho chock, savors o f needless cruelty.
I f a horse shows a tendency to
Stumble, pull o ff his shoes and drive
him barefoot, being careful not to
break his hoofs.
IIo will soon got
over the tendency in ull probability.
When the feet wear, if they do, so as
to necessitate shoeing, if it is summer
Weather put on toe clips only, and
ronow thorn often.
The check rein
is used to make a naturally down
headed horse carry his head high, or
as high as his mate, and it is often
made an instrument of wanton
torture, by unfeeling grooms and
drivers. The real use of tho check
is to prevent a horse gotting his
head to tho ground when standing.
I t is of no use at all, except ns above
explained, when traveling.
Every
horse works better without one,
whatever work ho does.
- 31 different patterns.
S. W . C orn er Second & M arket, P h ila d elp h ia .
C
A
i P
i f m
a i
i
TH O M AS B E P U Y ,
IM P O R T E R A N D R E T A IL E R O F A L L K IN D S O F C ARPETS.
Wiltons, Moquuttos, ltody Itrussols, Tapestry, Three
J*lyn, Fine Ingrains, Damaslis, (for Stairs and
Hulls), Linoleums, Floor Oil Cloths,
Hugs, Mats, *Ve., also line
line Window Shades.
3 5 N o rth Second St., BitfM ARCH 1 MARKET,
(Nearly opposite Christ Church.)
Established 1850.
(A llen , Scott A Co.’s old stand.)
P H I L A,
8. C. Jennings, Publisher.
M W JERSEY COURIER,
The Pioneer Newspaper of Ocean County.
I f a now lawn is to be made,
prepare tho soil thoroughly, plowing
in an abundance o f fine manure.
Sow early; wo have had tho best T E R M S --T w o Dollars per Year, Ouo Dollar for Six Months, or Fifty Cents for
results on light soils with Red top,
Throe Mouths, in Advance.
or the variety called Rhode Island
B ent; and on heavy soils, with The N o w J e r s e y C o u rier is published every Wednesday afternoon, at Toms
Kentucky Blue Grass, each with a
River, the oouuty seat of Ooean oounty.
quart of white clover seed to a
bushel of gross seed.
Small plots
are better turfed with sods from the
Special atUmion is given to
roadside or common, or from an old
pasture.
Old
lawns may bo
Ocean County Matters, Court Proceedings, Meetings o f the
renovated by r dressing of ashes,
fine bone, or nitrate of soda, and
sowing seed upon tho thin spots.
I f new walks ore needed, make them
with a good foundation.
Jlounl o f Freeholders, Legislative Proceedings, Doings
In Congress, Agricultural and Horticultural Infor­
mation, State and General Nows, etc., etc.
In tho feeding experiments at the
Kansas agricultural college there
occurred unintentionally a condition
that furnished a fair test of the effect
of temperature on fattening pigs The c o u r ie r offers special advantages, from the fact that it has a large and con­
stantly increasing circulation in this county, as well ss in adjoining
Ten pigs were fed ; nine were pro
tected, while one chanced to be in the
portions of Monmouth and Buriing.cn conntiea.
projection o f the pen, leaving it
wholly exposed.
In January there
was a cold spell and the exposed pig
A speial feature is
lost exactly six pounds in weight,
while each o f the other nine that
were protected gained in amounts
varying from five to ten pc unds each.
This little circumstance is sufficient
to show the importance of keeping Which reports the •oreon-ntsof all Ocean oonnty vessels, nnd alone ia worth the
fattening pigs warm, or. perhaps
price of subscription to all interested parties.
what is equally as well and which is
followed by many, fatten before any
severe winter arrives.
is is
i i ii i r t i s i m ;
mm
THE O H M lO liW Y MARINE RECORD,
Catarrh ia a diaeaae o f m u cous m e m ­
brane, almost invariably originating is
the nasal passages and maintaining ita
stronghold in the head.
Ely’s Cream
Balm will cure catarrh in its worst
stages, and gives immediate relief from
cold ia the head.
It cootaief no
injurious drugs. Prise fifty etmij.
JO B P R I N T I N G
or
every
D E S C B ir a O X ,
— A ll chimneys
and fines should be o f good, sound
brick, with doable walls, if possible
be started from a solid foundation,
and when completed be allowed to
settle firmly before being enclosed
within a wooden structure. W here
this important point is overlooked,
the mass of the obimney stack will
settle and draw away from that part
supported by the ro o t timbers, and
thus leave a dangerous opening at an
unfrequented spot.
AH classes o f
chimneys and flues should have each
course o f brick well and evenly
bedded in good mortar, and each
joint be as carefully pointed inside of
the flue as if the work was being
(lone on a pressed brick front. This
class o f finish is better and safer than
the usual method o f plastering the
inside of a flue, as under the in­
fluence o f the changes from beat to
cold the plaster is liable to drop off
and carry with it a share o f the
mortar, thus leaving a weak spot.
Flues not built from the ground
should rest on good timber supports,
and have not less than six courses of
solid brick work at the base, well
bedded and crosstied in good mortarFlues built in attics or on joists, with
stove pipe entering them vertically,
are very dangerous, and
their
presence should condemn the risk at
once.
All timbers and woodwork
exposed to chimneys and flues should
be framed around them, leaving a
two-inch air space.
A propitious
time for tho enforcement of these
suggestions is that offerod when
buildings are about to be erected,
and i f properly presented to the
party at interest, will frequently be
adopted. T ry it, and when inspect­
ing risks, either as new or old
business, keep a sharp eye open to
discover and remedy defects, as it ia
upon your judgment and care in such
matters that we must in a very great
measure rely for a proper selection
o f business.
M a t c h e s . — The careless use o f
matches is of such general occurence
that frequent caution ns to the
danger from such cause cannot come
amiss, howevor often reiterated.
Metal receptacles should be insisted
upon for both burned iind unburned
matches, and care be taken to keep
them out o f the reach o f children and
mice. In the hands of children they
are dangerous from tho ignorance
and inexperience of the users, while
with mice they seem to form a dainty
addition to their regular diet, and
are frequently found imbedded in
their nests, with the phosphorus
oaten from the ends. Tlie disuse o f
the so-called “ parlor match,” a
dangerous article, and tho more
general use of safety matches, such
as can be ignited only on boxes pre­
pared for the purpose, should bo
encouraged on all fitting occasions.
D e f e c t iv e
E x p l o s io n s
flu es.
of
L am ps
and
Happiness
L amp
A c c id e n t s .— The
result* from that true contentment which
Indicate! perfect health o f body and mind.
You may possess It, It you will purify and
Invigorate your blood with Ayer*a Bsrsaparilla. E. M. Howard, Newport, IT. II.,
writes: ** I suffered for years with Scrof­
ulous humor*. Alter using two bottles of
A y e r'S Sarsaparilla, I
Found
g re a t relief. I t has en tire ly re s to re d .m o to
health.” Jam es French, A tc h is o n , K a n s.,
w r it e s : “ T o all persons s u ffe rin g fr o m
L iv e r Complaint, I wou ld s tro n g ly re co m ­
m end A y e r ’ s Sarsaparilla. I w a s a fflicted
w it h a diaease o f the liv e r f o r n e a rly t w o
years, wh en a frien d advised m e t o ta ke
th is medicine. I t gave p ro m p t r e lie f , and
has cured me.” M rs. H . M . K id d e r , 41
p wight at., Boston, 31 ass., w r it e s : “ F o r
several years I have used A y e r ’ s Sarsa­
p arilla iu in y fam ily. I n e v e r f e e l safe,
eve n
At Home
w ith ou t it.
A s a liv e r m e d lc iu e and
gen eral purifier o f the b lood , it has n o
equal.”
M rs. A . B, A lle n , V ln t e r p o c k ,
Y a ., w r ite s : “ M y you n gest c h ild , t w o
years o f age, w as taken w it h B o w e l-G a s h **"
plaiut, which w e could n ot cure. W e tried
m any remedies, but be con tinu ed t o g r o w
w orse, and finally became so re d u ce d in
flesh th at w e could only m o v e h im upon
a p illow . I t w a s suggested b y on e o f th e
d octors that Scrofula m ig h t b e th e cause
o f the trouble.
W o procu red a b o ttle o f
Sarsaparilla
A Y E R ’S
an d com menced giv in g it to h im . I t surely
w o rk e d wonders, fo r, In a short tim e , lie
w a s com pletely cured.”
Sold b y all Druggists.
P r ic e $ 1 ; S ix b o t tle s , $ 5 .
P re p a r e d by D r. J. C. A y e r & C o ., L o w e ll,
Mass., U. S. A .
Sheriff’s S a le .
Y V IR T U E O P a W R I T O F F I . F A .,
Issued out, o l the Court o f Chancery o f the
State of New Jersey, and to me d irected, I will
sell at public vendue, on
T I E N I I A Y , M a rc h 1 0 . 1 8 8 0 ,
A t the hotel of Cowdrlck & Cook, In the village
o f Tom s Klver, In the county o f Ocean and State
o f N ew Jersey, between the hours o f 19 and a
o ’clock, r . m ., on said day, the follo w in g described
R ea l E state:
A ll those certain three contiguous tracts or
pieces o f land situate at P oin t Pleasant, in the
township o f Urtck, In the county o f Ocean and
S ta te o f N ew Jersey, bounded as fo llo w s :
N o . 1. Beginning at a stone In the easterly line
o f tract No. 3 at the distance o f elgbty-nlne 84100 feet from the northerly line o f the Public
R oad leading front Point Pleasant to the sea,
and ruunlug thence (I) south slxty-one degrees
east ten chains and sixty links to toe s e a ; thence
( 2) along the sea south seventeen degrees and
th irty minutes west one chain and thirty-six
lin ks to the southerly line o f the public road
a fo re sa id ; tlieuce (3) along the same north sixtyon e degrees west ten chains and s ix ty links to a
s to n e ; thence (4) north seventeen degrees and
thirty minutes east one chain und thlrty-slx links
to the place o f beginning. Containing wdhin
said boundaries by a recent survey one acre
and twenty-live hundredths o f an acre. Being
th e same premises which Charles W .M ax so u and
w ife by deed dated December 97, 1874, o f record
In the Clerk’s Cilice o f the County o f Ocean, at
T om s R iver, in Book No. 79 o f Deeds, page 986,
conveyed to said Charles W . Sutterly iu fee.
N o . 9. lleg inn Ing at a stone In th e easterly
lin e of tract No. 3, tile same being also the north­
w esterly corner of tract No. 1, at the distance o f
eighty-nine 84-100 feet from the northerly line o f
th e public road leading front Point Pleasant to
th e sea, and ruunlug thence ( l ) north seventeen
degrees and thirty minutes cast eigh t chains and
tw enty-eight links to a stone in the boundary or
division Hue between this tract and Ch&rleB W.
M axson’s homestead farm ; thence (9) along said
division line south sixty-four degrees and tw elve
minutes east ten chains and sixty links to the
bcu ; thence (3) along the sea south seventeen
degrees and thirty inluutes west eigh t chains and
seventy-six links to the north line of tract No. 8;
tlience (4) along the same north sixty-one degrees
west ten chains and sixty links to the place of
‘ — Inning. Containing by a recent survey tw elve
■s uod forty-two hundredths o f an acre o f
land. Being the same premises which tne one
undivided half John O. W oodruff by deed dated
September 7, 1875, of record In the said office in
Book No. 84 of Deeds, page 88, A c ., conveyed
to Charles W . Sutterly in fee. And the other un­
divided half Horace J. Hunting and w ife aud
Alary W'. Lillie by deed dated Septem ber 27, 1676,
o f record In said office In Book No. B4, page 89,
A c ., conveyed to said Charles W . Sutter! v In fee.
No. a. Beginning at a stone In th e southerly
line of Charles w . Maxson’s homestead farm,
the same being also the north-western corner o f
tract No. 3, and running thence (1) south eighteen
degrees west nine chains ami ninety iinkH to a
corner in the northerly line o f the public road
leading from Point Pleasant to the sea ; thence
(3) along said road north sixty degrees and flfteen
minutes west tw o chains and eighty-two links to
. brook let; thence (3) along said brooklet north
Ighteen degrees cast nlno chains ami ninety
links to a point in the aforesaid southerly line o f
Charles w . Maxson’s farm ; thence (4) along (he
same south sixty-three degrees and thirty min­
utes east two cnaln8 aud elghty-one links to the
uce o f beginning.
Containing within said
muds two acres and seventy-six hundredths o f
i acre o l land. Being the same prem ises which
Charles Height and wife and Charles W . Maxson
ami wife by deed dated February l, 1881. o f record
iu the said office In Book No. 109 o f Deeds, page
10ft. Ac., conveyed te the said Charles W . Sutterly
in fee.
Seized ns the property of Mary J. Sutterly, nnd
others, defendants, and taken in execution at the
suit o f the The South W ard Building A Loan
Association N o . 3, of Camden, N. I , complainant,
ami to be sold by
CHARLES I,. H O LM A N , 8i|eriff.
(ia o . W . G il b e r t , Solicitor.
Dated January IS, 1896.
Prin ter’s fe e , *90.16.
»
majority o f lamp
explosions occur from tho use o f low
grade oils, which contain a con­
siderable quantity o f naptha or gaso­
line, an** under the heat generated
by the flame iu tho wick tube, a
highly explosive gas is evolved which,
filling the space not occupied the oil
in tho font, is liable to find its way to
the flame, and upon ignition, cause
an explosion. In case no means of
exit presents itsolf, this gas, being
subjected to continuous heating, may
expand sufficiently to rupture tbo
font itsolf, and on coming in contact
with the flame, ignite with explosivo
rapidity.
Sheriff’s S a le .
V V I R T I E O F A W R I T O F F I . F A .,
This tendency to generate gas is
Issued out of the Court o f chaucery for
greatly faciliated through the usual deficiency ; also another w rit o f fl. fa., Issued out
o f the Court o f Common Pleas, and to me direct­
practice of turning low the flame o f a ed, I will sell at public vendue, on
i l l '’RNDAY, M areli I S , 18*40.
lamp, resulting in an ususual heat A t theT hotel
« f W aiter Scott, in the village o f
ing o f the metal dome over the wick, Bamegat, In the County of Ocean and State o f
N ew Jersey, between the hours of 10 and 5 o ’clock
as well as its metallic connections, o f said day, all the follow ing described real
estate, vtz:
One store house and other buildings on lot con­
thus creating an excess o f heat and
taining about v acre o f land on the north side o f
rapid volatilization of the oil, which main road leading to Double Creek la n d in g, now
occupied by Predmore, Klherson ft Co. One twoengenders a tendency to explosion, story building on west side o f said store honse
, and lot.
Also one-half Interest in the Caleb Crantner
even with the nse o f high grade oils.
1 farm, situate In said village o f Barnegat.
It should be borne in mind that,
Also store house and lot situate in tne village o f
Cedar Creek, In said county, now occupied by
while the oil is low in a lamp, the Benjamin Vaughn, containing 6 acres more ur
less.
process of
capillary
attraction
Also the store house on south side o f road in
village o f Barnegat, now occupied by John ITedthrough the wick is retarded, and as niore, Jr., opposite the store above named, occu­
pied by Pretlrjore, Klberson ft Co.
a result, the heated wick tube acts
Also house and lot in village of Barnegat where
, defendant, BenJ. Predmore, now lives, situate on
more rapidly in developing the gas— south side of road leading to Double Creek Land­
ing.
hence it is always unsafe to use a
Also the property known as the Jam es Corlis
farm situate, lying and being In the township o f
lamp when the oil is low in it.
Union, on the south side o f matu road leading
|
from
to Cedar Bridge, containing
Filling and trimming the lamps by s ere * Barnegat
more or is**.
House and lot of land situate in the Tillage
the aid o f artificial light, or filling aforesaid,
containing tw enty-five hundredths o f
an acre more or less, being the premises now
them when lighted, is extremely occupied
by Thomas 8. Bennett.
A tract of Und In the township aforesaid on the
dangerous, not to aay fool hardy, rr
east side of the main road leading from Bamegat
is also the usual practice o f ex to Manahawkln, opposite the honse o f W illiam
Chadwick, containing four acres, m ore or leas.
Ix>t No. 20 of the Hudson County Building and
tinguishing the flame by blowing
Improvement Association, situate in the village
o f Tons? River.
down the chimney.
H
Belied as the property o f Benjamin Predmore,
,et als., defendants, and taken In execution at the
suit o f Daniel S. WillUm*, and others, complaingn U , and to be sold bv
CLAYTON ROBBINS, Kx-Sherlff.
Waled J^nu.ry 9,199*
P rin te rs fee, « » . * * .
Excitement in TefM-
R u le to L im it C re d ito r* .
Estate o f J oh n W i m .it *, deceased.
Pursuant to an order o f the Harrogate o f i
county o f Ocean, mode on the thirteenth day
January, A . D. one thousand eigh t hundred ■
eighty-*/*, notice is hereby given to all person
having claim* against the ettate o f Join
WQUU, deceased; late o f the county o f Ocean,
to preaant the aame, under oath or affirmation, to
October next, being nine
o f aald ord er: and any creditor u c k io h •ug w ■»m *
fn and exhibit his o r h er claim , under oath or
affirmation, within the tim e bo limited, w ill be
forever barred o f hi* or her action therefor
against said Executors.
A R T H U R T . W ILLE TS ,
")
W e*t Creek. N. J.,
ENOCH C O U LKR Y,
Executor*.
Absecom,
(
Atlan tic Co., N . J.J
Dated January 13. 1886.
P r.’s fee. *6.06.* 2ml6
R u le to L im it C re d ito rs .
Estate o f R ic h a r d E . D b B ow , deceased.
Pursuant to an order o f the Surrogate o f the
county of Ocean, made on the sixteenth day of
February, A . D. one thousand eight hundred and
eighty-six, notice is hereby given to all persons
having claims agalnct the estate o f Richard E.
DeBow, deceased, late o f the county o f Ocean,
to present the same, under oath or affirmation, to
the subscriber, on or before the sixteenth day o f
November next, being nine monthB from th e date
o f said ord er; and any creditor neglecting to bring
in and exhibit his or her claim, under outn or
affirmation, within the time so limited, w ill be
forever barred o f his or her action therefor
against said Executrix.
M A R Y J A N E DEBOW , E xecutrix.
Vanhlseville, Ocean Co., N . J.
Dated Fcbraffig 16,1886.
P r’i fee, *6.
3m30
P r o m p tly a n d
C h e a p ly
K o c e o u te d l
P h ila d e lp h ia a n d Ia»u s B ran ch H tv le la n
T o B en jam in i i . c o o pe r ,
B^rirtueTof^a/rorder o f the Court o f Chancery
o f New Jersey, made on the day o f the date
hereof, In a cause wherein Samuel A . Gifford,
T im e T a b le o f O ctob er 12, 18S5.
surviving executor o f Samuel A. Gifford, de­
ceased, Is complainant and you and others are
TRAINS LEAVE TOMS RIVER
defendants, you are required to appear, plead
For
NE W Y O R K , Elizabeth and N ew a rk at
answer or demur to the bill o f said complainant
on or before the ninth day of Ap ril next, or the 7.03 and 10.07 a . m., 3.23 and o.u3 r . m.
For
B
A R N E G A T , at 7.55 and 11.20 a . m ., 12.00
said bill will be taken as confessed against you.
The said bill is hied to enable the said Samuel M., 3.55 and 7.08 P. M.
For LAK E W O O D , E A T O N TO W N , RED B A N K ,
A . Gifford, surviving executor o f Samuel A, G if­
ford, deceased, to carry out the provisions o f the LONG HKANCH, A c., at T.03 and 10.07 A. M., 3.23
last will and testament o f said Samuel A. Gifford, and 6.03 p. m .
For A T L A N T IC C IT Y , OLABSBORO, W IL deceased, by selling the land and real estate of
which the Bald Samuel A. Gifford, deceased, died L1AM8TOW N, &c., at. 7.03 A. m. and 3.23 p . m.
For V IN E LA N D , BRID G E TO N, Ac., at 7.03 and
seized, to satisfy and pay the legacies therein be­
queathed: and you, Benjamin G. Cooper, are 10.07 A. M., 3.23 P. M.
For P H IL A D E L P H IA , via W inslow Junction,
made defendant because you are one o f the
legatees nfenttoned in said will and one of the (through car from Manchester), at 7.03 a . m . and
heirs at law o f said Samuel A. G ifford, deceased. 3.23 p . M.
RETURNING
A . C. M A R TIN ,
Solicitor o f Complainant,
Leave N E W Y O R K , foot o f Liberty St., N. R.
Tom s R iver, Oceau Co., N. J.
at 4.30 and 8.15 a . m ., 1.00 and 4.30 p. m.
Dated February , 1885.
Leave N E W A R K , Broad St., at 8.25 A. M., 1.05
and 4.35 P. M.
Leave P H IL A D E L P H IA , T ie r 8 South Wharves,
Delaware R ive r, a t 7.40 a . m., 4.00 e . m.
Leave A T L A N T IC C IT Y , at 8 00 a . m . and 4.00
Between
*|
P. M.
Mary 8. Van Beuren,
On BUI for
Leave GLA8SBORO, a', T.45 A. M.
Complainant,
[ Partition,
Leave W IL L IA M S T O W N , at 7.59 A. m.
and
j ord er for
Leave R ED B A N K , at 6.35 and 9.b5 a . m ., 2.35
W illiam Cox A w ife and others,
Publication.
and 5.48 P. M.
Defendants.
J
Leave LONG B R A N C H , N . J. S., at 6.31 and
The complainant Uaving Died her bill in this court 9.40 A. M., 2.26 and 5.47 P, M.
Leave E A T O N TO W N , at 6.45 and 10.05 A. M.f 2.45
for the partition o f tlie real estate formerly of
William Dockwra, who died seized of and devised and 6.00 p. m .
Leave LAK E W O O D , at 7.20 and 10.45 a . si ., 3.20
the same by Ills last w ill, and which subsequently
was owned In whole or part by Humphrey and 6.35 p. M.
Leave M AN C H E S TE R , at 7.40, 11.05 and 11.20
Bowles, aud by him conveyed to Oliver De Lancey
and Henry Cuyler about the year 1758, and by A. M., 3.40 and G.53 P. M.
Leave B A R N E G A T , at 6.25 and 9.30 a . m ., 1.35,
them conveyed to Timothy Rldgw av and Levi
Cramer about 1759, hereinafter described, and It 2.45 and 5.26 p . m .
Trains leaving N e w Y ork at 8.15 a . m . and 4.30
satisfactorily appearing to the Court that some
of the owners o f the said real estate are p. m . have through parlor cars and coaches to
Barnegat.
unknown
Trains leaving Tom s R iver at 7.63 a , m. and 3.23
It is on this eleventh day of November, eighteen
hundred and eighty-live, ordered that such un­ p. m. have through parlor cars and coaches to
C. G, H ANCOCK,
known owners o f all or any part of that certain New York.
Gen. Pass, ft T k t Agt.
tract of land ami premises In the County o f Ocean.
H. P. B A L D W IN ,
Philadelphia.
New Jersey, known, described In and conveyed
Gen.
East.
Pass.
A
g
t.
by the Dockwra Patent, executed by the Proprie­
New Y o rk .
J. E. W O O TTE N ,
tors of East Jersey to William Dockwra, which
Uen’l
M anager.
was In whole or part subsequently conveyed by
Humphrey Bowles to Oliver DeLancey and Henry
Cuyler, and by them to Timothy Ridgway and r g V C C K E R T O X R A I L R O A D .
Lev I Cramer by deed dated Jo the year 1759;
w hlch tract o f laud is described as follows : Being T o t a k e e f f e c t M o n d a y , O c t. 6 t h , 1 8 S S .
a *1 that tract of land situate and bung on Long
S TA TIO N S .
Going South.
Beach, in the County o f Ocean and state o f N ew Going North..
Jersey, hounded on tlie north by tlie Thomas Hart
A.M.
patent, on the eaBt by the Atlantic Ocean, on the
.Beach H av e n ....
south by the Augustine Gordon patent, on the
. . . . ) ..........Edge c o v e ..........
west by the mam channel o f Barnegat Bay, in­
2 0 ............. Tuckerlon........ U 30
cluding the islands-adjoining; being the same
2 7 ..........W est Creek......... 11 21
tract of land which was patented to W illiam
4 «;......... M annahaw kin....
Dockwra by the Proprietors o f East Jersey by
6 2 ..............Barn ega t.......
10 54
patent dated May 16th, 1693, and recorded at
56 . ..W aretow n Junction.
10 48
Trenton in the Secretary ol State’s office In Book
i 11 j ..................Lacy............
10 24
E, page 98, do appear, plead answer or demur to
118 . . . . . . . . . num ber.........
10 IS
suld bill on or before the tw elfth day o f May
i 25|Arrive..W hitings..Leave!!l0 03
next, or that in default thereof such decree be
1 50;Ar . Philadelphia ...L e.
made sgalnst them as the Chancellor shall think
05 .N e w Y ork (Liberty St.).
equitable and just.
1 57j ...............Tren ton ............
And it Is further ordered that this order shall
40!.. .N e w Y o rk (P . II. R.)
within twenty days hereafter be published In the
New Jersey Courier, a newspaper printed at Toms
J. J. PHAKO, Superintendent.
R iver, m this state, and continued therein at
!. GILSON, Gen. Pass. Ag’t.
least once In eack week to within ten days o f the
expiration o f the tim e hereby limited to appear,
plead, answer or demur.
THEODORE R U N YO N ,
A true Copy.
c.
O. 8. DimrEK, Clerk.
J ambs F l e m m in g , Solicitor o f Complainant,
P. O. address, 358 Washington Sireet,
7tmay3
Jersey City, Hudson Co., N .J.
In C h a n ce ry of N ew J e r s e y .
11 06
EB LA T M EY
T H
N otice o f S ettle m en t.
m
N otice o f S ettle m en t.
Estate o f Sa m u e l F o x , Deceased.
I t T O T I f E I N H E R E I I Y G I V E N , that the
1 * accounts o f the subscriber, Executor of
Samuel Fox, deceased, will be audited and
stated by the Surrogate, ami reported for settle­
ment to the Orphans’ Coart o f the County o f
Ocean, on Tuesday, the thirteenth day o f April
next.
J. 8. STORMS, Executor.
Dated Fob. 3 ,188(>.
Pr. fee, *3.
2ml8
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W it PUMP
goods when 3
jM U J f ln lor tbo same money
fS E fC . C. BLA TCH LEY,
m
manufacturer ,
308 M A R K E T S T ., P h ila d e lp h ia .
VW sale by tbs best houses in tbe trade. ' M
CHAMPION
tO S IT IT E L Y
Non-Explosive
Patent Safety
EXTINGUISHED
THE CHAMPION
Is tlie Best,
Cheapest and
Safest Lam p
for Churches,
Halls, or
Fam ily Use*
Send for
Illustrated
Circular.
1. J.HIEI,
N otice o f S ettle m en t,
N otice o f Settlement.
in
h e r e b y g i v e * , that the
accounts o f the subscriber, Administrator of
James I. W alarlght, deceased, w ill be audited and
stated by the Surrogate, and reported for set­
tlement to the Orphans’ C ourt o f the County o f
Ocean, on Tuesday, the thirteenth day of April
J. HOLMES BIR DSALL,
..
, „
Administrator.
Dated Feb. S, 1986.
Pr.’a fee, 83.
2m l8
N
N otice o f S ettle m en t.
SO S. 2d 8t.,o
r n iL A ,
S o le O w n e r
o f P a te n ts
a g e n t s
Wa n t e d
13 WORTH
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E. W . Sn y d e r , — Fash ion able C lo th in g made
to o rd er,— C o w p e r th w a it’s E xch an ge.
H arrison G o b l e ,— Bread and C ake B aker,
— M ain s tr e e t , o p p o site the Poet Office.
S. C. Ba il e y ,— F re s h and S alt M eats, etc .,—
Cor. M ain a n d W ash in g to n streets.
Calv in C. H a v e n s ,— S urveyor and C o n ve y­
ancer,— o v e r F ir s t N a tio n a l B a nk .'
N aylo r & R o b b in s , — D ining S alo o n
and
Billiard H a ll, — W a t e r street, n ear M ain .
J. W . W e b b , M . D ., H om oepathiet,— M ain
street, n o rth o f p o s t office.
George T . Cr o o k , — Dentist,— Office, W ash­
ington s tre e t, n e a r Main.
Da v id M e r r e l l ,— W h ee lw rig h t and C a rriag e
Mpfter,— M e c h a n ic s ' Bow.
Sh in n & B a i l e y ,— F ir e and L ife Insurance
Agents,— G o w d y ’s Block.
J. L . Co w p b r t h w a it ,—D ry Goods and Staple
G roceries,— M a in street.
Henry A .
street.
D o i i s e t t , — Upholsterer,— M ain
A. M. C o x ,— L u m b e r, Coal, W ood, H ard w are
Doors, Sash, B lin d s aud M ouldings, Shin­
gles, L ath , L im e , Cement, Brick, etc.,—
Barnegat.
Josie A. N e i l l , — Fashionable M illin e ry and
Ladles’ G o o d e ,— B arnegat.
James 8. I I u l m e ,— M anufacturer of Cedar
Lum ber,— M a n a h a w k in .
CHURCH DIRECTORY.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
Corner W ash in gton and Horner Streets.
R ev . C . T . Edwards, Pastor.
Sabbath s ervices at 10.8u a .m . and 7.45 r.M. Sab
bath School a t 12 m . Prayer M eeting, W cdnes
day evening, a t 7.8o. Ladies’ Church Aid Society
Wednesday a ftern o o n at 3.
METHODI8T EPISCOPAL CHURCH,
Corner W ashington Street aud Hooper Avenu e.
R e v , s . K . Post, Pastor.
Sabbath services a t 10.80 a .m . and 7.45 p.u.
Sab
bath School a t 12 m . Prayer m eeting, Thura.
day evening, a t 7.30. Class in eetings-buuday
e v e n in g ^ 'i ' ue8<laj’ ’ Wednesday and Friday
BAPTIST CHURCH.
M ain S tre e t. (N orth o f Post Office.)
_ .,
H « v . A lfre d Free, Pastor.
Sabbath services a t 10.3U a . m . and 7.46 p . m . Sab­
bath School a t 12 m . Prayer m eeting, Friday
evening, a t 7.45 o’clock.
B
Ch r i s t ch ur ch (g n a v o r ji).
Washington St.
„
,
R e n it. o . Kush.
Sunday S ervic es at lo.so a . m ., and 4.00 p. u.
Sunday School at 3 p . m .
LODGE DIBECT0RY.
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v o c a tio n a t Red Bank, second
/ \ S \ , *o u rt& Tuesdays of each month.
/ ▼ \ De lt a C hapter , No 14. K . A . M.—(
vocations a t K e y p o rt on Monday, on o r be
iuu moon.
SOLOMON CHAPTER, N o 28, R . A , M., T o m * R1
—2d T u esd ay even ing each month
N v - M > H- A - M,—C onvi
w>
un?na t i ' o u g Branch on first, third and i
W ednesdays o f each month.
UARt
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Uons a t 1 o m s R ive r, on first and third T
S
' S iS g it
montl1'
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tlon e ve ry M o n d a y evening at Barnenat
WA?mnNa0T? E LoD<3“ ’ H o 9—Regular Commun
M o r e p S f X r ' ” Mom“ !
0;
0 LI!;* BfANCH l o d g e , n o 16-R egu lar Com
nlcatlons a t Freeh old , on Tuesday Even
on or b efo re F u ll Moon.
M ystic Brotherhood Lodge, 21—R egu lar c
muntcations a t R ed Bank,’ on first and tl
fueBday E ve n in g s of each m onthj
C*8ARa Lodge, N o 64—Regular Cemmnnlcatl
at K eyp o rt, on first and third Wednes
Lvenlngs In each month.
W A8nnLB°nDv?,’,N o 7 3 _R e 8u,ar Coramnnlcation
t n « \ V lU a g e » on the *d aEd 4th W ednes
in each m o n th .
L ong Bbanch L odg e , N o 78-R egular
mmt
each m o eC° Bd aDd fourth Frlday E vening
0cK* NT1^ a a - N o 89—Regular Communlcatl
at Brickshurg, 1st and Bd Thursday nighu
each m on th , e x c e p t ffi July and August.
P yramid L odge , No. 92 New Egypt, meets ev
Tuesday n igh t, before the full moon.
kOBGK, N o 44—Regular Commnnlcat
f ™ » y , on o r before full moon, at Vint
T u c k ir to n L o d g e , N o 4—R egular Commun
Tuckert -ao d
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<Fne8day o t each month
77’ Long Branch, Sa
a“ ?“ ,n“SK?Da‘ ’
TO A M y M AM
r a ir e e .
GRAND ARMY REPUBLIC.
.
A mbrose E. B urnside Post, N o. 59, every
adm » »
en,Bg’o at TomR Rlver3
admiral St e w a rt P ost, No 4, every Thi
Woman or Cbiidj
suffering from
evening, a t Manabawken.
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CATARRHl
FEVER
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Pt L iv e r p o o l and Lon don .
Capital,
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£ 2, 000,000.
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receire, *
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world. AU. of eiibe< aax. aacceed froa* ci others by same process, a olein- strains
ta r a m hoar. The broad road to fortune o pes*
before the war*era, ahsorstety sura. A t emaa
■ d m * T i n A Or , Aagasta. faalwe.
is m
ter and E x a m in e r in Chancery,— G o w d y ’s
Block.
I . W . Ca r m ic h a e l ,— Counsellor at L a w and
M aster in C h a n c e r y ,— M ain street, o p p o site
Ocean H o u s e.
*’ n ato n to w n ’ Friday evenings on
fore fu ll m o o n .
*
- A . E. NEWMAN, ,
Estate o f A dam c . F id l e r , Deceased.
Grading, Mich.l
is
h e r e b y g i v e * , that the
N T g t &
r m
a s g * Guardian
o f Hiogm s Bopar. minor, -Gil be audited
and s ated h r the Surrogate, and reported tor
W A B I B S W 1 V T 1 R to w o rt fo r a* a t tbetr semement to the Orphans’ Con n n f the Conner
■ e «w *h «™ e a , W )
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he
O ceaa,os T«<-«dsy( G *e>s«rr.«^,h ,.ay Q,
easily m ade: do canvaaeing: fascinating sad
P H A R L fe 9. CO LLIER, Guardian
steady employment. P a rttio k ts ta d sample of Dated Feb. *, 1 9*.
Pr. fee. R
t a iu
the w o rt sent for stamp. AiRttaas B O M B M 'T G
C O „ P. O. Box ltU . D M U *. Mas,.
4W4*>
in C h an cery,— O ffic e o ver F irs t N a tio n a l
Bank.
J. H olmes B ir d s a l l ,— Attorn ey at L aw , Mas­
^ ^ e ve n tn ^ *’
M B M »
W.NSUMPTIDN.
Backkn s Arnica Salve.
Instrum ental M u s ic, — C o w p e rth w a it’s E x ­
change.
A lbert C. M a r t i n ,— A tto rn ey and S o licito r
L ady Washington Lodge, N o IS. D egree
o t ic e
N
e tc .,—
ELY’S C a t a r r h
S I O
N o tice of S ettle m en t.
C loth in g,
independent crder o r odd fellows
» « pretentt gxven away. Send us
T homas Hooper E ncampment, N o Jsf’ T i
5 cents postage, and by mall you
River, m e ets first and third Thursday
will get,free a package o f goods
each m on th .
*
... .
larKe value, that w ill start
yon in work th at w ill at once bring you in money RACRiver)Da* 138 me6t8 on Mo^dW at T<
Jh«
<ny,hin* e.lse in America. A ll about Mingamahonb L odge, N o ]
the |2W,00fl jn presents with each box. Agents
o ’clock, at rarm ingdaU
wanted everyw here, o f either sex, o f all ages, T _„^Ien.l? gli’ a t
B l u e L o d g e , N o 45, meets on T hi
tor all the tim e, o r spare tim e only, to work for JIR8BV
at N ew E g y p t
ns at their own homes. Fortunes foi all workers
M
onmouth
L
odge
,
N o so, Freehold, It
absolutely assured. Don’ t delay. H. H a l l o t ft
evenings.
Co., Portland, Maine.
iy 2(j
N avzs in k L o d g e , N o 89, Red Bank, 1
evenings.
’
K nick erbo c ker L odge , too 58,MatawaB.»
evenings.
’
Mizpah L odge, N o 61, Eatontown, Th
evenings.
_
CREAM B A LM _______
Estate of T hrockmorton Cole, Deceased.
il stated by the Surrogate, and reported for
settlement to the orphans’ c ou rt o f the County o f
Ocean, on Tuesday, the thirteenth day o f April
next.
W M . A. M ILLE R , Administrator.
Dated Feb. 8, 1886.
Prin ter’s fee, |3.
9mi8
and Caps, R e a d y -m a d e
Main street.
os SEAM LESS TUBE
o t ic e
o t ic e
T heo . H iiis c h ,— D r y and Fancy Goods, H ats
A rthur B. C l u t e - Tea ch er «if V o c a l and
T R IP L E E N A M E L
N
Estate or J ames I. W ain rig iit , deceased.
F r a n k l i n H a r r i s ,— O r o c £ r if* ftP .^
Builuers' H a r d w a r e , etc.,— o p p o s ite " R a il­
road D e p o t.
UPORCELAIN LINED
N otice o f S ettle m en t.
N
T . H o w e l l , - Stoves, H eaters,
Ranges, T in w a r e , Pum ps, etc.— W ash ington
street, n ea r M a in .
f l LATCH LEY’S
Estate of R ic h a r d 0. c r a n m b k , Deceased.
o t ic e in
m e r e r t g i v e n , that the
accounts of the subscriber, Executor of
Richard c. cranmer, deceased, will be audited and
stated by the Surrogate, and reported for settle­
ment to the Orphans' Court o f the countv o f
Ocean, on Tuesday, the thirteenth day o f April
next.
E M M O K R . W ILLS , Executor.
Dated Feb, 8,1886.
Pr. fee, |3.
2ml8
Estate o f C a r l il b W a l t o n , Deceased.
is
h e r e b y g i v e n , that the
accounts o f the subscriber. Administrator of
Carllte Walton, deceased, w ill be audited and
stated by the Surrogate, and reported for settle,
meat to the Orphans’ Court o f the county of
Ocean, on Tuesday, the thirteenth day of April
next.
AB R A M C. B. H AVENS,
_ . ^ „
Administrator.
Dated Feb. 8 ,18S6.
Pr. fee, S3.
2ml8
E
W il l ia m
I BEST
Notice o f S ettle m en t.
Estate o f C h a r le s A. Johnson , Deceased,
O T IC E IN H E R E B Y G I V E N , th at the accounts of the subscribers, Administrators o f
Charles A . Johnson, deceased, will be audited and
stated by the Surrogate, and reported for settle­
ment to the Orphans’ Court o f the County o f
Ocean, on Tuesday, the thirteenth day o l April
next.
A N N A M. JOHNSON, 1
ADAM W . JOHNSON.; Administrators.
Dated February 8,1886. P rinter’s fee. *3. 2ml8
C o w p b b t h w a i t & C o ., — D ry and Fauey
Goods, U e t s a n d Caps, B o o t* and Shoes,
Crockery a n d G lassw are, G ro ceries and
Provisions, — C o w p e rth w a it's
E xc h an ge ,
M ain stre et, o p p o s it e W ashington.
C h a b . M c C l b e b , — H a rd w are, A g ricu ltu ra l Im ­
plements, F e r t iliz e r s , Furniture, C rockery,
CarpetlngB, W in d o w Shades, P a p e r H a n g­
T R A IN S L E A V E TOMS R IV E R
ings, P ain ts, O ils , Varnishes, an d Pictu re
Fram es,— M a in s tre et.
For Berkeley, on Mondays sad Saturdays, 10.83
a . m . . and 1.50r . m . w eekdays.
For New Y o rk , v ia Berkeley and Bay Head T homas R o b e r t s , — T in aud Sh eet Iro n
W are, T in R o o fiD g and Spouting, d ea ler In
Junction, on MondayB and Saturdays, 10.28 a . m .,
Stoves, H e a te r s ,
Ranges, Housekeeping
— —
t . on w e e k i '“ ~
Goods, e tc.— B lu e F r o n t Store, M ain street.
en and Phlli
4.48r. m . on w eekd ays.
, „ ___
For BurllRgton, Bordentown, Trenton and N e w C h a b . B. M a t h i s ,— D ru gs, M edicin es, Cheiu]
cals, P e r fu m e r y , T o ile t A rtic les , Trusses,
York, via Mt. Holly, 9.0* a . m . and 4.48 r. u .
Paints, O ils , V a rn is h es , Dye-stuffs, e tc .,—
For Point Pleasant, Sea Girt, Asbury Park and
Long Branch, on Mondays and Saturdays, 1<'.23 a .
M ain street.
m ., and 1.50 P. u. w eek days.
W m . A u m a c k ,— L u m b er, Coal, Lim e , C em ent
L E A V E B E R K E LE Y
Brick, D o o rs, S ash , Blinds and B lacksm iths
For New York, on Mondays and Saturdays, at
Coal,—o p p o s ite R a ilro a d Depot.
10.64 a . m ., and 2.45 p . m . on week days.
For Toms R ive r, week days, 12.18 noon, and on A A . B r a n t ,— L u m b er, Coal, Brick s, Lim e
Lath, C e m e n t, Sh ingles, D oors, Sashes’
Mondavs and Saturdays, at 4 13 p. M.
For Philadelphia, via Tom s R iver, on Mondaya
Blinds, & e .,— R o b b in s street.
and Saturdays, at 4.oo p. u .
G e o . W . C o w p b r t h w a i t ,— Stoves, Ranges
L E A V E P H IL A D E L P H IA
Heaters, T in w a r e ,
etc.,— C o w p e rth w a it’s
For Toms R iver, at 8 30 a . u ., and 4.66 r . m . on
Exchange, M a in street.
week days.
C. W . P o t t k k , — N o ta r y P ublic, and Com ­
L E A V E N E W YO R K
missioner o f D e e d s f o r State o f N e w Y o rk
For Toms R iv e r and intermediate stations, at
— S u rrogate’s o ffic e .
'
9.00 a . m . on w eek days, and l2,ofl noon o n Mon­
days and Saturdays.
L . M . L a n u , — H o u s e and Sign Pain tin g, G ra in ­
in g, K a ls o m in iu g , e tc .,—corn er M a in and
W ash ington s tre e ts .
| 9 H 1 L A »K L P 1 II A 4k R E A D IN G H . H.
Through P a r l o r Cam & Coaches t o N e w
Y o r k - R e d u c e d R ates, Q uick T im e ,
w ith b u t on4 ch an ge o f Cars,
to P h ila d e lp h ia .
Estate op J ambs E dw ards , D eceased .
\ O T I C E I S H K I t l . l l Y G I V E N that the
I N accounts o f the subscriber, Administrator of
James Edwards, deceased, w ill lie audited and
stated by the Surrogate, and reported fo r settle­
ment to tpe Orphans’ Court, o f the County of
Ocean, on Tuesday, the thirteenth day o f Ap ril
next.
J. HOLMES BIR D S ALL, Adm’r.
Dated February 8,1886, Printer’s fee. $3. 9ml8
C om plied f r o m t h e A d v e rtis in g C olum ns
o f t h e N e w J e rs e y C ou rie r.
T im e T a ttle a d o p te d N ov. 1st, 1 S 8 S .
Great excitement ha* been caused ia
accounta o f the subscribers, Executo’"* of
Adam C. Fidler, deceased, w ill be audited and avreMhie^tn J* AppUtd into each nostril and is
the vicinity o f Fari*, Tex., by the re­
stated by the Surrogate, and reported for settle­
10 ° 8e- . P rice 50 cents by mail o r at
ment to u,e Orphans’ Court o f the County of
8 *Jd for circular.
markable recovery c f Mr. J. E. Corley,
IN CHANCI
& Y B R O T H E R S Druggists, Owego, N . Y .
who wag so helpless be could not tarn in
ST- “
h "
T o W il l ia m T a tlor .
Bv
virtue
o
f
an
order
o
f
the
Court
o
f
Chancery
bed, or raise hi* head ; everybody said
U / i U takin<7^nr^ L ^ na- at “ H h in g else by
o f N ew Jersey, made on the day o f th* date
.or the best sellin g book
Pr.s fee, g3.
*m l8 n N
be was dying with Consnmption.
A hereof, in a causa wnerein George W . Giberaon Dated F «b . 9,1896.
I I 111 out. Beginners succeed grandly. None
Is com plainant and you and others are defendants,
fail. Term s tree. H allot B o o t Co.,
trial botUe of Dr. King's New Discovery yon are required to appear, answer or demur to
________________Portland, Maine,
Administrator'*
Notice
of
Settlement.
th
e
bill
o
f
said
complainant
on
o
r
before
the
wr* sent him.
Finding relief, be bought
eighth day o f April ie x t , or the said WU will be
I n s o lve n t E s t a t e ,
a large bottle an d a bo* of P r. K ing’s taken as confessed against von.
m jT O T IC E I S H E R E B Y G I V E R , that the
The said hill was tied to foreclose a m ortgage
*c' OHn,s o f ,h e subscriber, as administrator
New L ife P ills ; by the time he had s ir e s bv William W ilber and R ebecca Ana
of the insolvent estate of Charles Inman, deceased,
hit w ife v0 George W . G ibe m m , dated will be audited and stated by the Surrogate, and
taken two boxes o f P ill* and two bottiee Wither,
~ 9 a ^ r j ^ a ta n a g g g io i.
tbe first d*y of'October, A- P. is*i. on lands in reported for settlement to the Orphans’ C a n t of
o f the Discovery, he was well and had tae township of Jackson, iff the county of Ocean the r onntT o f Ocean, on Tuesday, the thirteenth
ami State of New Jersey; and you are made de­ flay o f nprtl ueA*.
gained in flesh thirty six pounds.
fendant because you «re •aid to »>e tbe h.-,«h*nd
JOHN M. B O W S ER , Administrator
o f Mary J. Taylor or Mary J. Hulsehart, who is a
? r. fee, |3.
gnus --------- ^ .
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T ■ —~
Trial bottle* o f this Great Discovery daughter c f said W illiam W ilber, sod by virtae Dated Feb. 8 , 1S9*.
for Consnmption free at Gitas. B. Mr this' thereof may r liim to hare a right o f ren tes* tn
Ourdian • Notice o f Settlement.
O
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E
A
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C
O
U
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T
Y
A
G
ENCY
drag store.
2
The best salve ia the world for Cate,
Bruisf*. Sores, Fleers, Salt Rbeum,
Fever
Sores, Tetter, Ghspped Sands,
One dozen W inter eggs will pay a
Chilblains, Coro*, and all Skin Eruptions,
bigger store trill than two dozen P o s t e r . , H a n d t if f in , C ir c u la r * , S h a w C a rd a ,
and positively ernes Pries, or no pay re­
Summer egg*
L r t s o r a n d N o te H e a d ., B i l l H e a d s B o n k C h e c k .,
quired. It is guaranteed to give perfect
Price
iiith iu e e « o f stab les is the root o f
B n s i n e . . C a r d s , A d d r e s s C a r d * , W e d d i n g C o n t e satisfaction, or money refunded.
25 o n to per box.
For sale b y Cbaa B,
many disorders
B a ll T ic k e ts , O rd e rs o f D a n c in g , J tc .
Including .11 kind,
LOCAL B U 8 IH B B 8 D IB E C T 0 E Y .
p g i l i l i l Y L y f t l H l m iL B O A P .
N E W J E R S E Y S O U T H E R N D IV IS IO N .
N°
Dated February 6th, i s * .
N e a tly ,
RAILROADS.
l e g a l n o t ic e s .
The Prevention o f P in t .
FROM A CIRCULAR ISBURD BT THE HOME
INSURANCE COMI’ANT OF NEW TORE.
SHLN-X A
b a il e y
, A j-e n t* ,
<WWDY BLOCK. Tam River, R . ,
Insuranc e is the lower part o r r v j . n
*O O D . T S e ^ r 2 % ? ’ 99919 ** * - W - Y
T’
Fire Association
OF
P H IL A D E L P H IA .
O r g a n i s e d
1 8 1 7 ,
CASH
CASH
ASSETS.
SURPLUS i
$ 4,000,000.
$ 1,250,000.
The Associate* continues to Insnr
-LDT?.’ ^ddings furniture and i
generady, in all parts of the United S
OCEAN COUNTY AGKXC
O O W
D Y
B L C
T O * * B IT E B , * . J .
SHINN A B A IL E Y ,
HELP£52
A
w o rk in g people. Send
T , and we will m&R
valuable box of san
that w ill p u t y o n te“ U** * ‘ J of ma’
money
fe w
w u
dayz
~
” “ ' j in
>u •a ir
» j t tn »n »on e
note at any business, caaft *
can lire at home Mid work in
au the time.
A il o f both sexes, 01
ffundly TO rcew f* 1. Bb rents to $5 ea
*very evening. Tttat an who want
test the business, w e make this unparai
To *11 who are n ot well satisfied we *
to pay for tfte iron *:* u wriuac h
culari, direction a, et regent free. I a
sbaoTntejy s ure fo r all who Mart « tn
delay. Address S n n « ft Co . Penn