VOL. IV .-N 0.15 .

THE SEA SIDEMANASQUAN, N. J.. FRIDAY. SKI-l'KMHKli 1<>, 1880.________ WHOLE NO. 158.

p r o f e s s i o n a l CAROS.. '4' ll*' _•......... -

kll. X. A. IUGUIVS,T O ,

N, J.RniJtnrt KMi fn Fitnhyterian ChitrrA.

«f Itwsi*. (<ir Monmouth ('<>._______)«>■«*_

T \ l l , H. L.VIUD,■* MANAnqi'.uv, n. a.idtec fioNrs.fWmi 10 a. m., tn l i tn.

at tiik mu’u stork.RctUrnr* M New Jersey,

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It. F. M. TUASK,

EVENING BRINGS US HOMS.

D1UNASQI AN. NKW JRHSKY

RMIliKKi'K

1 j hr<ttrtif*n A rfnwf, .Veil n>w\ton

bU)* \ht wlml U *h*rp mrI cold*7 Ap *w m vrtmttf «!««•(• niih. r on fho **M,AniI w», O l.nrd ? hsvt wsixlrrrd fh»m thy Mdi

ll«l runtng Htlng* t»« how*.AmoQtf ihr rai»?» wt «*< ih* rock aAnd (lw* hrown lichen ivMtcn*, nnd Ihr ft>«WMrHr* (he «trsir«lrr fhnn ihr •mttrrcd flocks;

Hwt evening bring* u« home.The »)mrn Ibom* |»rlck «n, sinl «ur tender ft-et Are out sod bltotHn#, sud the Umh* repent Their pitiful cmi|dsli»i*.—oh, re«t \* sweet

W hen evening Mng* w* hnmefWe Hflvr been wounded by the hunter's dsrts;Our eyes sre very hesvy, sud our besets flenivh for Thy eominf .-when the ,'lght <l<|nut«

At evening, bring ns home ’The dsrkness gather*. Through the gloom no stsr Hi«es rn ifoidc »*; we hsre wsnderrd fhr Without Thy Isinp we know not where we *»•*;

At evening, bring us homeIV clouds sre Around us.snd the snow drifts thicken It, thou desr khejrhrrd! ienve uf not to sicken In the waste night; our terdy fmttsti’ps (jnleker;

At evening, bring us home.

W ,L. KINMOt'TII, M. I).

Broad Slim,

wAnasuOan. NSW jrnsrr.)MVb

'5'" * Bj ' 1 "'j a h i w 11 A n n y

JUHTICE OF THE PEACEtHBro OH South street, at lire tre»« it.-pil

MASASQI'A.Y N. J . ijor

THE EMBROIDERED SUPPERS.HT HRS. ( M FORD.

would Im even mom no if lie know how devoted you hove iieen to your work,”

jMiid without waiting for a reply, hii bowed to both Indio.* nod loft Hie room

I without noticing the flash of ttnui|dt lit t.'lnra'* eye*. The instant the door doted ou him Edith sprung from tier sent, mid left the pnrior, burnt into leant and hurrying t«ii stnlr* lookotl Iwiwelf in lier room. Then flinging herself passionately on the bed sho wept «u» if her heart would break.

“ O! cruel, cruel,” nho tobbod, “ to lei 1 him 1 am wonting the slipper* tbr nnolhor, when only ho is In my heart, lie llitlo Knows that I am embroidering tlirio to raise a few dollars to assist nurse iu her poverty. And Clara, heartless Clara! to talk about her sym­pathy for the (Institute when the will do nothing lor our slmbst second ninth- or, who is now sick and In poverty. Could Charles only know the truth!'' and sho wept afresh.

Edith, unlike her cousin, was not ail heiress, tbr the Hit lo pittance loft her by her deceased parents barely sufficed fur Iter most necessary wants and had not her uncle offered her a home, her

the two con-ins whom he had Just left, narrow lane, and cautiously o;wiling be bad laid his hand upon it, for lu And out of the glowing ana's llmro the door, saw her approach the bedside \ ,la»! motion was Involuntary; neither Is

llow shrill the storm whlsllesarouud the ,sinters of the street*, or bawl-down the chimney; am) hark to the scanty annuity would have been iiisuf- sleet pattering furiously against the lleiunt even for these, Tims though easement! till! the |h>oi—wlint *uf.. her heart was *» open ns day h» charity Lj0j.jr

seemed to rise a beautiful vision—the vision of a lady in snowy robes, with orange blossoms lu lu.r hair, sud spark­ling jewels on her bosom; and the thee of this apparition disclosed tho lovoly (bat ores of Clara Townloy.

“ Yes,” muttered tho voting man to himsojf, “ It had better lie Clara, if it Is either of them. I had hoped it might be Edith, bnt what l have recently no­ticed convinces me that sho Is scltl-b, If not positively heartless.”

Tho noxt morning as Clara sat alone in tho elegant parlor, Edith entered with a noto.

“ It Is ft-om nurse,” she said; “ she hat got the poor woman who waits on her to write it. Sho it fttiling fast, and wishes, dear Clara, to tec yon; ft>r, she says, she has not forgotten when we wore both In her arms together.

“ I cannot go.” snld Clara, peevishly “ the carriage is in use this morning, and tho snow la a foot deep on the ground. I wouldn't walk out In tin.' suburbs, to tbe dirty dan whore she lives, for anything. Besides, how tm- rcAsnniilde she is I Did I not send her live dollars when she was first token

p HAULER J. FA11KKU,

' C O f N8EU.OR-AT-LAW ,

RoHritar, Raster sad Kianttw r In r h t i i w v

R \x \* v t v>. a- J .('•iUNTtWRiD Pf*HB»|>»lv «ba4* , aa4 kgftl k««i*H***> trun*Aftrtl la All knMDTkrD. r l ty

“ But that was a month ago.”“ And what if It was?” said Clara,

sharply, “one isn’t made of money.” “ But for our old nurse.”"For oiirold mine!’’ saW She, mim­

icking Edith, “ why I can’t see what peculiar claims she his on me. I shan't

r rm o M A # 11. l a k k t h a ,

JU S T IF F OF THE F E M E*

jA N tl A lX TtONKKR.

nOw I* Itar t r e w s H * r W.inrUrM A Errtek •»«*• Mnr*>

jv ijrj .svt t .v. x . J.

feriugs must be theirs on such a night -lie had no means of relieving the ncces. as this.” j -lions, tinil’s* by the enibroidcrndslip-

Tlic speaker was one in whom sach ' l>ers, on which she had been working | language would have socmcd to com- j that evening. These were intended a*; mini ears strange. He was attired with ! tier words implied, lo relieve the wants great nicely, almost amounting to fop- of a sick, and perhaps dying old ser-

i |>lshtH'ss, and Ills broad forehead ami vimt, who had formerly been a nurse handsome face betrayed none of the in Iter futher’a family, and who was i^,, |(> see her, that's certain; and ns for

j furrow* of care. Klch, courted, ami | now in tint lowest depth of poverty. jgiving her any more money, I can't af- laayet a stranger to sorrow, ( buries j Our readers have already suspected ifor,i lti I guve away a ring last night llarcout had still a heart o|>en lo tho ! the Mate of. Edith's heart. Her love i worth aliuiidred dollars, a»«l shan’t miseries of Ids less favored fellow he-! for Ilnrcotit had grown np in-en«ibly 1 jjJx-c n cent Hgalu for years. The coun­

tings, ami now, as bo sat before the to herself. Ho had long been in tlieijv .j,gPS can 0f the poor, and wo all j cheery tire in that luxurious pnrior, his habit of visiting at her uncle's, ami for p#v taxes tor them. Let Aunt Betty I thought* turned involuntarily to the ; awhile lifs attentions had been etptally j g0 the poor-house. •liousclrs*outcast* who might Im wait- ] divided between Clara ami Iter cousin, j Edith, sighed but naid nothing. She tiering the streets. Hi* word* were An.l his wnrin heart, high intellect and tfmk the slippers, and wrapping them

of an Invalid old woman.“ (>od hies* you, dear Miss Edith,”

aim loudly said, "your visits are the only ctNnftirt I now have. Bat where Is Miss Clara? won’t site como to see Iter old nurse: —l thought l heard a second step nil tho stall's.”

“ No, it was only the echo of mine, f'lara ain 't come to-day but l have brought you my little purse to buy a fow mmtorte for you. You know it is a scanty one, but all I have you era welcome to,”

“ I know It, l know It. Hod bless yon for an angel a* you are. And Clara is not well, else surely sho would lmvo come to sco me, after my dying request,"

Edith avoided an answer, which llar- oout. notlood, though tho Invalid did not. He had soon ettuugh and gently with drawing from the door wa« eoon in the street.

“ How I have misjudged this angel! And Clara, oh! how I loathe her I jrf>oc* rlsv. I cannot believe sho it sick, but l will go at onco and soc.”

Harcout tound Clara at Itome, and tn an inquiry gbout Inn' liealtlt she de­clared she had never lieen better In lier life. Convinced of lier duplicity he

t I*. PITMAN,

partly iu soliloquy, and partly addressed to a lady win) sat opposite tn him on ’.be sofa, her delicate foot Imrlcd in the soft Turkey car| et, ami her jewelled hands resting ostentatiously outlie irtn of the seat (reside her. She was dress

extensive acquirinents rendered him just the person to win tho heart of such a girl as Edith.

Site would sit whole evenings listen­ing to his eloquent conversation, never -((diking unless spoken to, but busily

the seising of tint cloth the cause o f the injury, nor did Hie carrying of Hto can­dle create tlie Immediate poril o f con­flagration, sufficient care haring been employed. ' Thus Qniriaue i* able to produce pretfcoWf argumealo-to excuse him a* a writer seye “ae regard* the ooneumed dwelling, because lit* Instru­mentality had been unpremeditated— as regard* tho purloined artloiee bo- can** they had subsequently slipped out of hi* hold.”

When this doctrine gel* flmtly root­ed in the mind*-of a people where i* any protection ft»r property and how could * criminal he oouvictod?

mWhen the opponent* o f Jte»ult!»m

charge upon tlicm the doctrine ot I'rob* abilism, i. e. that a man may excuse hi* misdeed if lie have any argument in Ha ftivor, they heap tip only a little hill compared to the other hogts mountain* still hi reserve.

The doettine of Mental He serration 1« much worse and more far-reaching in it* results. Equivocal speaking or the use ol language which may be in­terpreted in two way* give* the hearer a chance not to Do deceived; for he may possibly take the meaning yon Intend. Bat Menu I llcscrvation leave* him with

departed, grateftil for Ids esca|ic, an d ; ||() c|ml|cc wh*,OTOI. (0 defend himaelf.resolving to give Ids hand and fortune to Eu'.th, If sho would accept them. What her answer was, our readers, who know her feelings, can imag­ine.

“ How I have wronged yon,dearest,” said Harcout to his young bride, a day or two after their marriage, “ at that concert, wlicn von gave nothing, while Clara threw in her ring, I little thought what sacrifices you were making at that verv moment.’’

“ Poor Clara!” said Edith, looking fondly up to her husband.

A* M»s**t*xs Wssstssirs »«» TsrssnsvsI.shcHIM •4»nu-»r«-<t. lU.rve.rr im |- .ur.alfe.l -Mir »vnril»| 1-rlK. Sl-ri-I »lt. nl,.m «vittl regular features, (I tea Is Hills* l—IU- AM a or* a«taalr.|. tellf

11AMTKD II. WAINHUillT,

d ? ^ | . Y - T A T LAW,

R iXAsqi itt. x. j .»0 Xrict , /V MA MOXIC BALI.

(Ictl Jbt£X-

MBIRINF.H.S CAltDH.

IBS ItAY M. LAFETHA,

FA.S11IUVAHLE DllKSS-M.IKEl!, MAIN HT., MANAHgi AN',

Wbvr» fMtivfl wUh •fl-wing wUl U- done »t tb«iiD»B rrihlriH-rw. wb

i*«I f«NliioiiNblvf mill witln*xf)iiUiti> 1 Iwr nocillfR. Nor <1iil shell»*r l‘«fp rii« lovi'lv, ftur{»;i»*iii£ involv, |uoin*' nwitro ot ilio imiurc ot hor fuel* i

Hint i*vi*j4, utitl j in j* for llurcoiH until tlio lucmti^vd !li’yi'UiD'Vh, nihI IiiivIh'jmI ol ti»rivjiM»'<) jiartirulurity of altciiliou to 11ri'U«|bi»!u:iv. A '■mull clmiu ot iroUl roRMul iiiwiikeiml hor to the tact that she loved '

j tier brow, fiislimed in front by u din- Mm. Then she strove against her pas-1 i niitinl of givat price, which Maxell mid | -inn; but a Ins J it hud become so inter- flickered like * *lsr. It was evident woven with Iter gentle licurt that only

j from Hie look with which Harcout turn- death could remove it.|ed towards her that Ids heart had been 1 Clara lied long desired to become the lout lint, if nut overcome, by hor beauty, wife of Charles Harcout, for ins siaml- Mhc returned his fond look aud re- jlug in society was high, and Id* fort nno plied: I almost of a millionaire She had early

“ Yes! poor wretches—l four enough -con that he wavered between her lias not been done for this winter. Yon ' cousin and herself, and all her arts bail don't know, Mr. Harcout, Imtv my heart lias bled, during tbe cxtdoiatioa 1 have lately been making among the lanes and alleys of the suburbs. Such scenes uf destitution anil sickness, oh.

iOlIN W. BOUDEN,

| in imper, was about leaving the rponi But with her hand on the door she

turned and said hesitatingly:“ Annt Betty doseiv’t nek you, dear

Clara, for money—she only neks to nee you; Ik would be snch a comfort to her, •he says, before she die*.”

Clara turned round, for she was look­ing at the tire, and with an angry tone answered.

“ Do shut that door—the chill air of the entry makes me shiver. If you are fool enough to go out ou such a hitter day ns thin, go, but assuredly I shan't go with you.'’

With a sad heart Edith departed, and arraying herself warmly, and in partial disguise, loft the bouse. She tirsl wont to the rooms of a society which pur­chased fancy nrticles from indigent females and resr.ld them to those weal­thy persons who preferred patronizing a benevolent institution to buying else­where. This society was the one whose

! concert she and Clara had attended the

I -builder lo recur to them,'’ mid she covered lier eyes with her liandi, as if to shut out M.nic disagreeable object, j The consciousness Harcout'* flue eyes expressed deeper exulting laugh

Been exerted to win the prize. She, therefore,' assumed toolings sho did not entertain, as in the conversation just recorded; and, at lengh1, by Midi du­plicity, united to her exlraordinarv andstriking beauty, si.e succeeded so far a s 1 nl» ,,t bcf‘w ’ !Uul whe" sho «•«to regard her ultimate triumph certain, i**'00" ' Mureo,,t wa"> by cha'«co>ia

of this caused' : li she saw

antl 0 i inner apartment, where he had been

shown while the ring which lie bad

<K \I, ROTATE AND INSt'KANCE AtiF.NT. XoUty pQltlk'. AmikMietT, CtMuinf “Uiucr

mill (■**iivpY»t«'pr.( 'o t la t r i ami I^»t« lor Sul*- or Olflt

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mill ('•aiiYpraincpr. n*jpr» mul !^»i* ii»r Sul*- or Let.

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a i Editli j

sut-1 was |

I CK Kl R N Io llll) TO OHDEH.

T b r cubvribcf* t»k* |«WrD*urc in aim<>om*inf( that ib»jr ha«r irnrlva-J * U r|fr »t«n*k of Ut from MaiiR1 ■imI will BUt*|4y th r inliahiiaul* of S|>rin(( Lake. Sea

MaoaJi'iuan autl kicimtirfl. Lewfr your <»nlt r»with,

A HII A 31 N. COOK A (<*,MR -lm Mwiummjuiuj Nfw.lrra y.

C. M HULTSi U e n i T M r mill BLi IL O lb ll. | sm j|ig at a tabic, a little apart

«i*i e»ii- plying her noodle; and seemed

; admiration at iliis evidence of bur sym- Edith depart tro J patliy; and had they been alone perhaps ! Next day Charles ,I Ids feeling* would have hurried hiui in- J invited tiie cousins to | to tho declaration he bad been long ] tMUietlciiil concert thn evening | meditating. But there was uthird per-1 would lmvo declined, but had no I soli in the room, whom wo liave hither-. llcient plea, beside, her uncle who j to forgoltou, though to be ihu* postpon-1 present, insisted upon it. After | ed to tier cousin was the usual falo of concert there was an uddresa for Edith Melville. And yet, when one ; poor, to be followed by a collection, came to look at her, tho cause of ihi- The speaker was one of tho most elo- noglect seemod doubtful. True, slu- j queut men in the city, and on the oc- wa* not ns splendidly beautiful as Chiru ; e.assion lie surpassed himself. Tho o.n- but her soft, dove-like eyes shone with Ihnsiusm he awokejxvas peccptible wlicn an expression which seemed more .in- j titc plates where passed through the gelic than earthly; and her whole conn- j assembly. Many who had left their

| to mince impressed the beholder with 1 purses at homo, took off their rings and feelings o f purity and atvu. She was threw them down for aims. Among

; come to buy lytd been sent out. to be called and i va' ,,cd by a jewlcv. He was listlessly

w ith him to „ I reading a newspaper, when his ntten-

i taken, |*Uan, •ppvificAtioo.t,■uMr* fumMfvA.Ail kittila of t *r|M litvr wreak pramipily dour. H(fl|tiu>)(R » ovmI with t’*rc ud pronplocflfl.

MAKA^LAb'y K. J._________________ i_ ________

NEWS AGENCY'Sr* York «iui IfiHhvlcliihU pwprrts all tl»p monthly MMiDuiiii'fl Aiui illuRtrmtfii pitprrfl supplied at short Rfllict.

TOBACCO EM K >R II M Mamif/n iurt r and tlnlrr in Tohacco, Kvatirt1, l>i|)<’S

P»»ut’hffl Ar. IMiir, Chrwii'K nd Sro klug Tolwrco *U Y«rirtWfl ahray - on It»n4.Ijfl-ly JAMKJ* KAHDY. Maua«<|ium

T P I K Y A C H TWINNIE ARNOLD. -

('Mi h<* rhiirtervd for Ocean,n* Itiwrr HailUiU, T*i*h- i«K purtlpfl k c .r On (lie MRiwaqtinn lllvrr cturtiiip

('apt .1. M. Ihnwn’a d(Mirr »t th r Uuion.Thr W t Ui n«w ami pcrl'rctly m*a worthy i« rverv

fanimUr.Mid ihr (Hiharrihrr a pracilcal Dvimian of* b>OK i*»prtienrr. F«r further parliculurfl apply to

CAIT. J. M OUEKN,jl 11m I'nion l anding.

Keep the Blood ' cool and the Brain clear by the use of T ahkant'm tsuSzi.il Ai'erikxt. jcl.'-llm

busily to take

no part in the conversation,though when her cousin answered Harcout, she start- ed ami looked up, first at her anil then at him, and catching the expression on bis face, she turned deadly pale. Bend­ing over lier work-to hide her feelings -lie reinuilied silent and almost uncon­scious of wliat was going on, until Ilar- cout rose to take bis leave.

“ Yon liave been quite still to-night, Edith,” he said, “ but I attribute it all to that beautiful pair of slippers you j are working. I never knew before you 1 loved embroidery.

these persons was Clara, who drew a valuiiblo diamond front her finger, and tints gave it away. Harcout saw tbe tbe action aud mentally resolved to wait on the committee in the morning and redeem the ring, and with this de­termination glanced at Edith tc see what would bo lier offering. Ignorant of her pecuniary situation, lie saw with disgust that sho merely bowed and miffored tho plate to pass on, though a deep blush mantled lier cheek.

“ How mean!" was the inward ejacu­lation of Harcout; “ well liave I chosen between the two. But selfish ! mistake not, ns she is she hnsyottiio feeling of shame, i ley.”

tion was arrested by a voice in the out­er shop.

“ Can you buy these slippers?” said (I , i tlte voice to tho sliopwoman. A pause tl1(!! ensued as if the woman was examining

them, and then came the reply:“ Why, Miss, they are not finished.” “ I know that, I know that,” quickly

said the other, in emotion, “ bnt I am in want of the money for purposes of charity. The comfort, perhaps the life of an aged person is at stake. If yon will advance me the money now I will finish the slippers.”

“ This is a strange request,” said the matron, “bnt as you seem honest, and wish tbe monoy for charity, I will nc- cced to your terms if you give me your name and residence.”

There was a pause, as if a struggle was going on in the other's breast ; then she asked for a piece of paper to write her address.

“ Miss Edith Melville,” said tho mat­ron, in some surprise, “ I liavs often heard of her, though 1 do not t mow hor personally. Surely, Miss there is some mistake here. That lady is, if I

tho niece of Mr. Town-

IFrom ihr llhriit-tnwn lis ten ed TIKE JESU ITS.

II.In addition to their nnti-republican

teaching the French oppose the Jesuits because of the allcdged immoral ten­dencies of Jesuitical casuistry. To call a man Jesuitical is to say that he can never bo depended upon, that nei­ther his word or his bond is good for anything and that to excuse his deviltry lie will invent the most ridiculous reason* to quiet wliat lie pleases to call his conscience. The man who seems to have thoroughly engrafted this kind of teaching on the Jesuit stock was Father (Jury who when lie died recent­ly was a professor in the College of the Jesuits at Rome. Hi* works have gone through several editions, they have been commended by high ecclesiastical authority aud they are appointed in Roman Catholic seminaries in all lands as the standard Manual ot -Mornl Theology. In these works arc set forth the three cardinal propositions which have won for the Jesuit* tho scorn of tho world—Probnbilism, Mental Reser­vation, and Justification of Means by the End.

By tho doctrine of Probabilism they tench that a man may do anything he pleases if he can produce a probable | vallt y res for n certain'price.

Believing tho doctrine one may make oath before a court o r ebrewhere to a lie aud then be absolved ft'omall wrong doing by asserting that he mentally re­served the truth while taLing the oath. Father G urv say is that no oath i* bind­ing “ if made with the intention indeed of swearing, bnt not of uiudhig,” ami adds this explanation: i f a donation, bits boon promised on oat In bnt baa not yet been delivered, is i t Mill binding? which is answered, negatively on the ground that as the deed is incomplete it is void iu substance and consequently no oath in reference thereto can be held to heve binding foree.” He save that the “ binding force o f an oath lies to be interpreted according to tiie tacit conditions either included or implied therein; which are: fat, if 1 could liave done so without grave injury; 2d,

.if matter* had. not notably changed; Stir if the rights and will o f tiie anjierior wore not contrary; fltb, if th r oilier had kept hisfoith: 5th if Hie other does not waive his i ight.” Any person can see that the first of these conditions put* it within every one's power to virtually repudiate liis oath whenever lie secs fit to say tha t its |jcrfonnai>ce would bo accompanied by what lie himself thinks would be discomfort; while if an oath is to be binding only so long as it doe* not conflict with tiie wishes of a super­ior thousands of miles aw ay^he soouer I lie farce of swearing to anything is done away with the better.

Some illustrations tony make the matter dearer. Edmnnd betroth* him­self to Helen, with the mental reser­vation that if matter* change, he can repudiate the contract. At the point of his marriage his uncle dies leaving him a forge fortune. Things having changed Edmund jilts the lady and ■ Father Gary says that “ Edmund is not to be disturbed for his action.'r A ser­

if theargument in its favor, no matter if he has an almost irresistible inward im­pression that tbe truth is really on tbe other side. A grave motive may be accepted as full warrant for action even though greater ones roav be adduced In opposition. If an educated manwishes to do anything it is only snffi- cllable< a maM to 8WCB1. to t , cent that he has thought over the merely reserving the truth in hi* v J .

servant thinks lie is not paid sufficient (Jury says that he may fiefp himself to his master's property ff he made the contract under moral fear or strain of necessity or if he considers himself overworked.

The doctrine of Mental Reservation

cly reserving the tru th iu his ownmind. Since the business and thecourts o f tiie world are carried onthrough the perfect faith of men inmen, depending entirely on the tru thof what men 'say and swear to, how

,, ... . . . . , lo»g would society exist if all shouldIt W4l be easily seen how fa,-reach.ng mo„.all v reaervo gomct hi whe„

18 ,S '1of Mne " hlcb nrtri,“ “ act have any transaction, with ,heir neigh- on the authority of opinions which mav ”

matter and 1ms a probable reason; if an uneducated man wishes to do any­thing, it is enough that lie can produce a single author who recommends the action “even though this teaching be cantrary to what is commonly held."

Edith blushed, and without raisin^ lier eyes replied quietly:

“ They are not for myself.”Harcout colored, ami it was evident

from his maimer that what lie heard was from some cause, disagreeable to him. He looked inquiringly at Clara and then answered:

“ Whoever tin* person is, Miss Edith he lias great reason to be proud, and

„ ! Edith caught the look and understood ; But, Harcout had risen from his scat L i t ; mid when sho returned she spontilie 1 for now recognizing tiie voice of Editli,

night in tears.But Charles Harcout might liave been

sccnsittingin his room at a late hour (lint ron bearing him rise, fortunately left

opinions which may be found in a book, notwithstanding inward misgivings as to their correct ­ness; or which tells a man that he is perfectly right in doing something into the justice of which he affirms he lias argued himself. To what extent it leads tiie following, taken from Father Gary's hook vol. 1 p. 406, will show: “Quirinus, with tho intention to steal a piece ot cloth, breaks into a sliop at night and lights a candle, takin

bors?The Doctrine of Justification of

Means by the End will be discussed next week. j>

If a inan empties his purse into his bis bead, no man can take it awav from him. An investment in knowledge always pays tbe best interest.

night his arms folded across his chest, his neglected newspaper lying on ;he floor beside his chair, and bis eyes gaz­ing fixedly iu tho glowing grate, lie was lu a brown study, and the principal occupantsol'liis tliougbu wcie

\ patent medicine advertisement dnc | rends th u s : “ When a lethargic feeling

precaution against the danger of fire;i pervades your system; when you have lmt, by some sudden chance, as for in-j a disinclination to move about; when

he was about to eider the shop. He i stance tho leap of a cat, tiie candle is j you have an abhorencc to exercise,checked himself, however, lmt the mat-| pitched into the straw; quickly tiie j your liver is inactive.” This will be

"'hole shop is in flames and tho thief glad tidings to many people who havetaking flight only just gets off safe, j thought they were lazy when they felj'Vhat ah' ui Quirinus? M'liy, lie is that way. Now they will know thatliable fo r nothing, inasmuch ns be never contemplated tbe danger. lie is certainly not liable for tho clo;h it : was bis intention to steal even though

the shop to see if bo wish her. in a ' tew hurried words be told her to lmv tbe slippers, placing his purse in her hand, lie then waited until Edith laid left tiie shop, when lie Pillowed her at a safe distance, iui.il -.’.a entered a

it was only their liver that was IfiJdlefturn Transcript.

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Tlio Haknit Now Yo«r.The yew .Mill of the 1L Untie colon-

<tov hcjfou »t sttmtown ou Sunday ovon- t»s lust, wnl woo nthoroti in with the ibstivitted which. from time imme­morial, hove boon incident to th* oti- vout of the Now Yeor amonjr tlto .low ioli people. In oolohr*th»« with joy Ad ooromony the comlii*' of the now Ytor, tin! Orthodox om) Reform .Iowa unite, the only difffcrouco between them being t hot the Orthodox Israelites, at ill ml horiujt to the ancient ltobbinlooidfcpon- eotioii, celebrate the festival ou two days, namely, Monday and Tuesday, holding the second dor to be oa holy ami u deserving of observance ns the

A Fraud,Some weeks ago a man reprcaanUug

htmaelf as Oapt. IVrmmn Mathews, of Porkod River, and tnoatnr o f the

■" Irene,’’ come to Monoaqnan, | flnut, while the rcfoi iu Jewa celebratebut one day. In the Jowish calendar the first day of the New Teat- is marked aa occurring on the drat day of the seventh month, being die month of Tisitri. I t is commemorated in the household ami the synagogue with the oerontoidea as aokrau and Impressive

those o f any of the mtnrirons festi­vals Iu the calendar, with tlie single ex­ception of the Day of Atouement, tlie solemn tost, follows quickly upon the New Year festival, ,.s It will occur on Wedncaiiay, the 15lh lust. The inter­mediate days are designated l>ava ot Repentauce, and are duvoted almost en­tirely to penitential service*. Then oonuv Succoth, or the feast of Taber­nacles, the harvest feast of the ancient Israelites, and dually, 81 niche* Tovah, on which is commemorated the giving ol the law to the childreu of Israel thtongh their prophet and leader, Moses.

and reported that hi* schooner was run into and sunk off Sea Bright by the itaamer *• San Salvador." He told very straight story and mid he was on M i’ way home. He went before Notary Public In this place ami had his >> protests’’ made eat, and swore to thorn in oar pretence. He woe Air- staked with entertainment and money to get home. We published hi* account ia the Sxa Stn* of duly SOth. Be next hear of him at Tome River pity­ing the same game. After making In­quiries we are led to believe that no disaster of this kind occurred and that the men who represented himself as O pt. Forman Mathews was a As mi, and that hit account of the disaster was purely e fabrication of his own brain. He wn* a man of So or 40 years a f ^ e , about ft hot U inches high, smooth tongue and well oaleniated to deceive. It will be well to look out fer him. _ _ _ _ _

Presbyterian Church Reopened.On Sunday afternoon last we had the

pleasure of being present at the <er- vieea of the reopening of the Second Presbyterian Church of Wall township. Rev. Dr. Symons, of the first Pres­byterian Church, of Cranbury, preach­ed n very interesting sermon from the fifth and sixth verses of the twenti­eth chapter of Exodus. This church

the residence of Judge r See Plain, was built

tweatyeovee years ago, nmler the direction o f Rev. Morn Rowell, who was also pastor of the Presbyte­rian Cbarch of this place at that time. 8arrioat warn ragalariy held In It, we habere, ant il aboat tea years ago, since which thm It has been closed and al- towed to fiOt inee deeay aa a building aetarally will whoa allowed to stand

Ithaaeo remained until a few ago, when a number of the t of tha Presbyterian Church

aad congregation became interested In it aad caused it to be overhauled and repaired. How thoroughly title has been done, nothing bat n visit to the neat little chu. At as it now stends can give one an idea. It has been newly piaatered to part, and the walls paiuteil a beantifttl tint, the seats end the en­tire interior baa bean painted. A tix- Hgbt chandelier adorns the eenter, and every appointment aboat the interior Is pleasing sod to keeping with the phwe. The building bee also been painted outside,» d in a word, the ap- pearanc of the Church has been changed from that of dilapidation lo be an ornament to the neighborhood. Bov. Mr. Symntea announced at the close of the services that there would be presetting again on Sunday next, at S o’clock.

The very warm weather last week and the first o f this wae most severe in the city and many wished themselves at the sea-sbore again. Tlie New York Herald of Tuesday says: “ There are thousands of people, who have just committed the very general blander of hnrrytng beck to New York because September bat arrived, and these are having a truly wretched time. The difference between the temperature of town and country may uot be' percepti­ble by day light, hut at night the country is fkr more comfortable than almost any city home can be. Not ofltener than once in ten years is the first half of September a great improvement upon August, ss most families have learned by sweltering experience; yet year by year the great blander is re­peated of coming from the pure air and cool nights of the country to the garbage laden atmosphere and hot, reatlesa nighta of the city. The usual explanation is that the schools open early in September and the children must be ready to attend, the truth being that the little, if any, extra knowledge acquired in the fort-night before cooler weather approaches costs a terrible outlay of the health that has been renewed during the summer. The only people who with perfect safe­ty make the change from country to city are those who remain away until the middle of autumn. These have the extra advantage, too, of enjoying rural life and scenes at a season which, in spite of its occasional storms is far more delightful than July and August can be at any plaoe this side of the Arctic Circle.”

Cranberry Prospects.In company with SfierifT Holman and

two gentlemen from the upper counties o f the State, we made quite an exten­sive tour through Jackson township on Monday, visiting a number of cranberry bogs during tlie trip, and interviewing several prominent growers. The gjn- eral result of oar observation and in­quiries was that the yield in JacKson township will be larger (han that of last season. Some bogs are consider­ably a dec ted by tiie “ scald," but lew so than for several year* past; ether* are almost entirely exempt from the disease. Some of the growers will commence picking next week. The berries are ripening rapidly, but aa a rule are not yet sufficiently matured to justify their being gat be red. In thi* neighborhood the berries on a number o f bogs are “ scalding" badly; ou others very little damage has thus fer been done. From all we lutve been able to learn, the cranberry crop in this county now promises a yield at least twenty-five per cent, larger than that of last year.— Tome Hirer Courier.

A Steamer Lost.The loss of the “ Vera Cru*” with

nearly all on board must bo added ►«. the seriea of tee casualties which oflstc have been so multiplied. Hut dreadful as was this disaster it is not accom­panied by that Kense of human imcon.pe- fence or criminal ueglcct which in snch cases as tlie burning of the ‘-Narragan- aett produces a sense of commingled shame and indiguatiou almost skin to remorse. The “ Vera Crus” was one of the strongest wooden vessels afloat. She was caught in a cyclone off the coast o f Florida, the teas swept over her, put ont her fires, carried away her upper works and finally broke ber in- two amidships. Her crew aud officers •eem to bare done everything that could be done; no life-boat could be launched or kept alive in the sea; and of the seventy-seven passengers aud crew only seven, at the latest account, are reported as saved.

Petit Jury.In the Court of Common Pleas on

Tuesday last, the following jurors were selected fer the October Term.

W». S. l.BTton Wfi>. It. Vtiifichoick,Wm. Smith,R. M onk Hartshorn*, Fredrick Dearaiore, Robert Harhood. Chapman Marcellas, Aaron Bedle,Wm. C. Irvins,D arkl Crawford,Wm. Allaire,Atno* Bennett,Wm. Holetnan,Joseph Errirksom,Geo. M. D. Hendrickson, Wm. Cooper,Wm. E. Layton,John W. Johnson, Jackson H endrickson, Alfred W alters,Monroe Patrick,Charles T. Ely.Issac Pintard.John H. Sickles.

Georgs Cole,Wm. II. Mitgh*n, Benj. Ifulshart,James B Craig, Nathaniel If. Henaett, John B. HoUihan, Wm. fi. ri allman, Jot’s B Emmons,Wm ! \ f orliea, Charh”* T. HiCklcs, Joseph O. VaftJietrs, Robert T . Duncan, Martin Bissell,John A. ( shorn,John D. '1 hompson, Peter Antonidies, J.»nui» Luker,John V. N . Willis, Howard Vunkirk, Robert G 8. P rle, Delaney W. W’ilguas, T'ftvi K. Patterson. Edward II. Ely,U iu. t . Gregory,

Thu committee representing the County poor-house met *t thu poor- house farm, near Greenville, on Sstnv day, A*qr, 88, fer the purpose of sd justing the Ini sines* of the Associntion An- the quarter. Yho following com­mitteemen were present:—Jacob Lutes, of Howell; James L. Aligor, of Wall: Mr, Stout, of Middlesex: Lafayette Schenek, of Atlantic; Sldua y Herbert, or Rtwk; S, S, Annum k, of Ocean; Dr. |l . 8. Kinmottth, HonesPhysician; Freeholder Charles Bond, o f Farming- dale, and Charles R. Rot dun, of Asbnrj Park. A handsome repast was given by Mr*. Kissnur.

*—»1 — m - ■soffffin a -i ■ ■— .nA nmn claiming to 1» "only a tramp,"

atopixnl a runaway team' at Lo»# Branch, and saved tlie o ccupantt from imminent peri!, although one lady was thrown out in crossing the railroad tract end was serionaly injured. The husband ot one o f the ladies proposes to provide well ibr tho fttture of the name le s s individual.

Col, Fit Iter, of New York, will give an entertainment consisting of readings recitations, *e„ in the Farmiugdaln M. E 'church on Monday evening, Sept. bUh. Commencing at 7.tpi'elouk. Pro­ceeds for tho benefit of the church

MONMOUTH COUNTY.A (-'loll'd watted at the rolupt of K. Merlin

at Monmouth Rasch, w a. drowned while liath- iup at that place on Vi UUy,

Urireral Uraiu*. niotlin and .later wore till, nnek gama of Mr. Hen rj Vrealami on Ml Aertnoa tpwt Pennsylvania avenooa In Ocean tlrore — tourn.l

In excavnting for a cellar at Kvyport. the other day, two aU’-ar plere. dated ttUO wer, found. Othoe oldcoln, ha re been dug up ti the same loealtly.

The wife and two ,laug hterw ot Mr. Pra" Jeitatuga. of Woodatoek. were thrown frou their carriage, near YrrefcoM. on Saturday iiy the horse running away. The youngest (innghtrr wae killed and the mother aerer el\ injured.

Kdward Wntsh. eon of Mr. Samnrt Walaho Red Hank, oa Mutida y received from the put’ Usher nf "Prank Leslie’s boya’ and girls’ Week­ly'' n cmitoale ne ar sting him Use price often.! for pt otieie-ury in drm wing —Standard.

Srveral persons narrowly eacaped drowning at Long Braneh, on Sund ay. One at then: nntned Wolfe, was tr oateS by a physician foi several boor* Hr ton- he recovered oonscioust.ee. and remained at last aceouuta in a precarious coudition.

Frotn 7 a. ti. until 19:80 r. j*., on Rundnv. 19B veseela lay off lx>ug Branch, alt tiecalroed with sails hanging idly against the luaats. while the Bags at the pier and at the hotel- dropped straight down the Sag staffs, uudie- turhod by a breath nf air.—Democrat,

A large aeetlor ot a wreck came aahnre at lo n g Branch on dnturday last. It ccniststa o' the after pars of a vesart. It la .not known whether ll la a portion of a vessel which has boen wrecked recently or port of one of thus: which foundered off Long Branch last Winter. In order in prevent it from taring dashed again'i tlie irou yter and |h:maps damagiug it it was anchored ou tho beach T lie fragment is sup posed lo weight about tlireo loos. - KlJ iiank Kegislor.

A coast factory lias started at Oceanpor oy Jfr. Win. Edwards. A uumher of sewtnp naeBlnes are employed In tho manufacture of garments, tho machinca being run by steals power.

Tub PtlMnoUKHCAL Jocrwal for ffeptem her ia aa lntcreating numtier. The Angus, numljcr gave an outline of the life and charac­ter of tho Republican candidates for President and Vice President, so this month contains ar. extended notice ot the Democratic candidates for the same offices, together with excellent pnrtalts of the same. " Studies In Compara­tive Phrenology," with Itlustrati'Mis la contin­ued. An interesting article on the New Fork Press Excursion. •* Edgar A. Poe, the uiau Mid hit poetry.” is an intensely Interesting paper for those who wish to know more oi the poetry aud life of this renutrkahle man. “Note* on the Paychology and Pathology of the Brain,’’ "The Coqulta Palm,” “ The Story of a Peddlar,” "The Relation of Pood lo Mor­al*,” “ Apoplexy,” "One Phase of Evolution," and several shorter articles make up a very In- tertaintug number-

Please step into Henry Stalke’s Boot aud Shoe store, ami look at his la.ye assortment of Ladies' fine, fancy slip­pers, Gents’, Ladies, Misses, and Childs roll's bools, gaiters, shoes and slippers. All made to his order by tha best work­men. BURT'S; mid his own make will he w>M for cash only, below New York ami Philadelphia prices.—Adv.

New style* in business and visiting carta at this office. Call and examine aud leave jon r orders.

Tho Red Bank Jlegister of last week says: “ Every week for tho past two years (here lias been received at The liegister offleo an envelope bearing the postmark of a Monmouth county vil­lage and containing an original poem written in a man’s hand, with a request for publication. W6 have invariably consigned the poem to the waste paper basket and the poet to the bottomless pit. But still he writes poetry, and still he inflicts it upon ns. This week we publish one of bits poems aud we trust that now that his insane desire lu see himself iu print has been grati­fied tlint tie will cease to persecute us. If he does not, we will print tho next poem with his full name atluchrd mil thus disgrace liis tnniih

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Xattred *t tha Po« Offic* at Manirapian, N. J « seo-nd riant matter

LOCAL.Tb* public School romoirncft next

Ifom!»y wonting.

Now *tyle* in Imtinott and *iaiUu| turd* M tiiia oflca. Coll and examine and tear* your ortlev*.

ttev. Mr. Larew, a dinner partor of Um M. S church of tM* place, apeut ■enrol dajra in town loot week.

The annual iiumlay-achoul plc-nir o f lha M. K. Church, o f tMa place, will iie held on Wedoeaday next, at Allaire.

General W. W. Belknap and fttuiily, leltlbe Beach flouee on Wadneadav, haring remained with tia about three

HR Mcond and third chapter* of Prof Furrina'a interesting article on “Tb* Jooaiu," appear on the Heat page tkla week.

Rot. Morao Rowell the Aral paatnr of lha Presbyterian church of thlaplace •pent ia few dayi In town laat week at a grant o f Mr. Oabotn Cattia.

We onderautnd that Mr. George Hoe- ael, o f Philadelphia, w ill erect a num­ber of dwelling! at Point Ptenaant at one*, for the accommodation of the rail road men.

The Garfletd and Arthur cibb baa re- laorad from Um room adjoining Mo- tonic Hall to the room over the (tore ot Wainright ft Errickaon; formerly the Hxa Hunt office.

The Metbodiat Proteetant Church of Booth Amboy, under the paatorate of Uar. G. 8 . Kobinauw, haa recently been painted Isolde and out, new blind* put •p and otherwise ImpruTed.

Laat Sunday Hoaed the (abortof Rot. C. K. WUbur ua paetor o f the M. P.ITiureh at GInaaboro. Mr. William D. (Multi, o f thla plate, will occupy tbe pul­pit for the rrmaiuder of the year.

Mra. Green, wife of Captain Jstnc* li. Green, had a tumor removed from her left anu on Saturday laat. The operation x u performed by Dr. H. F. Chabert, oi 207 Washington ttrcct, Hoboken, N. J .

Mr. Edwin Beannore, who hat been clerking lor Mr. E. S. VanLeer, at New Bedford, for toiuctime peat will take charge o f the public aehoul at Bailey a Corner, for tbc coming year, at la»tnictor.

Bo aure and make your arrangeinenta to go on the excursion to Mauch Chunk. Thla may poealhly be Um laat opportu­nity from thla aectlon. The faro will be three dollar*. The train will leave Point Piaaaant at 5.S0 A.M.

Quite an extenaivc fire occurred iti the Stale Pritoo at Trenton on Wednesday morning, tbe total lot* being about •M.00O. The inatifance it about *38,-

The firo temporarily throw* •bout #75 convicts out o f employ­ment.

On Tuesday of laat week the publi­cation of the Long Branch Daily Newt waa stopped for the Season. Bro. •Ntultz surely succeeded in making it a bright, wide awake, fietray paper, and we trust that it proved as great a success financially.

Ht ihdite well and to write well ate Valuable accomplishments, hut a good P*a 1* helpful to the one and Indispens­able to the other. The best known and hwat widely appreciated are those of tbe Estorbrook make, which can be had of all stationers.

A corps of engineers in the employ Ot the Pennsylvania railroad company, **o making a survey of a railroad line Iron* this place to 9ome point fifteen tnlles Sooth along the beach. Tl.e new line ia east o f tliat of the C. It. It. of «• J a n d foms River is supposed to Mr the objective pohit.

During the Tiolent storm on Thurs­day a portion o f tho traoka of the N . J, S, U. li ,, between Soa Bright and ilighlanda, waa waahed out hythe surf, and travel in*|Mmdod over tho “ liny Route." Phnaengors worn forwatdad via tho ''all rail rout*.’’

Tho Garfield and Arthur olub of this plane have lieen invited hy the Aabury l ’ark dub to participate wltli thorn on Thnraday evening next, in ndaing a Gar­field and Arthur banner, j All thoao who with to go are rcrpieitod to leove their names with tho necratary, 11. II. Wain- right. ______ ^

Since Mr. II. A. Ogdon linn been in Manasi|uan and haa had nhai-ge o f the old drug store, it haa been greatly Im­proved, ami his aacnracy in oompouud- ing prescription* has gained for him en­tire confidence. Fresh drugs, perfum­ery, toilet and fancy articles can al­ways lie found on Ills counter*.

Messrs John N. Trnex, Edward Lie- man and Wa*h..lUed, train dispatchers of tint Amboy Division, Pennsylvania railroad, have liecii doing tho coast be­tween Sea Girt and Ixmg Branch. They were piloted by Messra McDon­nell and Antrim and we have no doubt but that they saw everything of in­ternal along the route.

Mr. J. luott Ludlow, son ot Mr. Samuel Ludlow, of Sea Plain, entered La Fayette College, at Easton, Penn­sylvania, on Monday last. We wish fin- Me. Ludlow every success and have no doubt but that he will make tgood record among his classmates and take an advanced position in his class. Mr. Ludlow gbadnated from tho Freehold luatitute last dune.

Mr. William II. Ituf. the merchant tailor, has recently laid in a splendid assortment of cloths, cassimeres, ami handsome fall suiting*. Now that the colder wind* of Autnmn are here •very one is thinking of heavier clothing, but don't hnv until yon have called on Rnf. Anything yon want in gentle­men's furnishing good can be had there, also.

The Monmouth County Agricultural Society Will hold it* idvnty seventh annual Fair, at Freehold, N. J ., on TueesLy, Wednesday and Thursday of next week. Over seven hundred prem­ium* offered. Competition opened to the Slate. Good trottiug Bias be ex­pected, and a fine display o f farming machinery, product*, ladies’ work, horses, cattle, sheep, swine, ftc.

Mr. Jamie Bnckelew, son o f Suiter- iiitcudent I. 8 . Bnckelew, of the Penn­sylvania ruilru:ul, hna entered the En­gineering department of that Company. and i* engaged on a survey at present along the Ocean connty coast. Master Jamie has acquired an excellent repu­tation aa a locomotive engineer, and we have every reason to believe lie will be-ome an export at the transit and chain.

The will o f the late Colonel James Osborn of this place It being contested in behalf of his children by his firat wife. T lc Colonel left a valuable es­tate consisting of his fnrm on the banks nf the river, with the island bearing his name included. The colonel had been blind for about seventeen years prior to Ilia death, which occurcd last June. Testimony has been taken in the case for a week or two past and the matter is not yat decided.

T h e L u m b a r B u a in aaa ,

There I* great activity in tho lum­ber wml building interests along the coast, and the transport niton o f luinlior by our railroad* has begun fully one month aarlior tills Fall than uaual wall* the increase of lumber Linage is consid­erable, At Sea Girt, a few days si non, wo notlond eighteen or twenty, car* lumber laden, tor point* along the •horn between luting Branch and Sea Girt. Tho lumber enntea direct from Chicago, Grand Rapids and Bufr (hlo, amt in principally Michigan white pine. Messra Vattlear ft llrown, of tills place, era laying In a cargo of twelve oar loads ftum the West. Front present Indications tho number of ho­tels, boarding house* and cottages will lie largely augmented during the proa- ent Winter and Spring,

Freehold Institute.The Fall term of the Freehold Insti­

tute will commence on Tuesday ot next week, Sept. Milt. Rev. A. G. Chambers, the principal, is a gent Ionian of unusual ability and seems especially adapted for tho position lie fills as lie understands human nature so thor­oughly that he knows just how to itt- frtse enthti«’a*m into a young tr,sn to matte Ills advancement rapid and ac­curate. Mr, Chambers has a corps of instructors connected with him, tusk­ing • faculty that would grace any in­stitution of it* kind In the country. Wo eonld mention several from this vicinity who have attended this school and are now antcrud successfully at coiicgo, holding positions that it would have lieen impossible for them to at­tain lint for the thoroughness ol their instruction while at Freehold Institute. If any of our young men from this place are thinking of going away to school, w* tay, go to Freehold Insti­tute.

Rev. Stephen Morris has been en­gaged at Aabury l’ark for over two months past aa agent of the National Temperance 1 1,Miration Society. He will lie pleased to supply (he cilisces of Manaaquan with any of these pub­lications and will send a price list of over 700 volumes to *nv one who wifr' address him at Aabury Park. He will make a special discount to clergymen. Many of our readers are acquainted with Mr. Morris, as he fotmerly taught our public school.

On Friday- evening last Capt. .James II. Green tendered the use of the “Jennie Arnold’’ and his services to a number of his friends at the Union House, and Capt. Thos. Halsey of the steamer “ New Orleans” and his wife, Rev. T. B. Appleget of the Hightstown Gazette, Mr. A. J. Scheible and wife, Mrs. Halsey, Miss Mary Scheible, Miss Blanche Halsey, Miss Eva Brown and several Other* accepted the kindly offer and made a trip to the beach and onjoyed themselves hugely.

In accordance with tho orders from the General Superintendent of I,ifo Saving Station* thi crews entered upon their duties on Wednesday of last week Tho names of the crew of Station No. 9, at this place, are as follows; Mr. R. Frank Longstreot, keeper; Messrs Louis Curtis, Charles VaiiBrunt, Cal­vin Curtis, William Polhomns, Enos Longstteet and Samuel Allen.

Tlte crew of Station No. 8, at Sea Plain: Mr. Henry Howland, keeper, Messrs Columbus White, Jacob Bear- more, W. 8. l’earco, Joseph Shibla, Elisha Tiftoir and Jacob Smith.

A S lig h t A ccid en t.

The locomotivo ou the Sunday train bocame disabled near our depot on Sunday morning last and was unable to finish the trip to Sea Girt; fortunately the passenger* had but a short diitance to reach the stage* which Were sum­moned from Sea Girt by telegraph. We were surprised to see so largo a number of persous traveling ou Suit- day. Several hacks and omnibuses were well filled “tor Ocean Grove and Aabury Park. We also learn that thia train haa been very popular dur­ing ttie Season and haa been Weil patron­ized. lint how much better it would lie i f they would only come down on Saturday and thus do away with' the necessity of tills running of trains upon the Sabbath.

We understand that thuie will be a pole and banner raising by the Hancock and English club of this place, on Thurs­day afternoon of next week.

POINT PLEASANT.

Mr. Frank Johnson lost a valuable horse recently by miring in the mead­ow*. It injured its hack and had to be killed.

Mr. Thomas H. Palmer and wife of Brooklyn hare been spending a week or two here a* guests o f Mr. Alexander Mnirhcad. Mr. Palmer wos formerlyconnected with the Scientific Ameri­can.

Services in the Episcopal church, 8t.- Mary s-by-the-Sea, has been closed for tho season. Tho debt has nil been paid but About three hundred dollars.

Ron Roe.

OCEAN BEACH.Mr. Tiios. W. Bray is kept constant­

ly busy attending to l,is ever increasing castprfi./M r . fl. H. Yard has been putting up a very substantial fencu around his lumber yard.

Tlie Colorado House will close about the t5th. Mrs. Cook informs us that tlie season has not been as good at tbe Colorado ns lust year.

Mr; B. T. Brant, contractor and builder, is putting up two new cottages near the depot. One of them is for his own use and tho other for Miss Sarah Buhlcr.

Mr. 3. G. Barntt, of Newark, N. J.* and a member o f the executive com­mittee of tho Ocean Beach Association ia having built a very flno cottago on Ocean avenue, near tho Hotel Colum­bia.

Mr. William B. Crowther lias taken tho large store room on F street under the IuOdgn roofn, and haa tilled it with a full line of stove* and everything in that lino. lie will also keep tho old stand opon on the game street,. near Tenth avenue.

The Hotel Columbia has this year been more popular than ever. Mr. Fred E. Foster, ns last year, has been tbc man­ager of the House, and his extensive acquaintance throughout the country has done much to bring the house to the notice of prominent persons who Other­wise would have gotio elsowhere. The house has been well filled during the entire season. It wilt probably close about tbe lbtb.

On l e e .—Luxnrlotta ami healitifti) Hoff’* M.u .t extract for Invalids and Convaloacoiils. Tarrant ft Co,, Sole Agents. Beware o f counterfeits.

F OR SALK, RENT CHANGE.

OR EX

A now houwo on Main Struct, Mm\h«huar, plcuwint lyfittuMwl, )• ft\p Salt, Kent or GxthARtf*, 4 Am* Of Iain) ooftwrotw) mu? a No fo wU5i I t Apply t«

MUS HrtHENKOOF:, Mam»<iuah, N. *1.

ON HULK TO UAH CKEDITOIISANMlNlrfTK VTOR’a NOTION,

Robert IVmreo, lulmintAtmnr of Jacob V Hertieri, iUR'enm if, by ortfor of I ho 8umm;A(c of U14 county tif Monmouth, hereby irlve no tin ' to the eri'ditoru of iho nuld <Wo*!«t<d to brln^ in thttlr dnmindft aim! clttliim nuulnm tho re­fine ot imld domieiw, under oaUi o r Nfttrmitfhm, within nine month* from tho *Uih <hiy ot July, 1880, or Ihey will Irj forwve.r Imrrod of uiiy action lliorufor Agutina U\o »nid Adudnltantlor. jyiKlin KOBEKT TKAUt K.

SUEDE TO SUCCESS,WITH

FORMSFOR

D I M \ r . s *AND

S O C I E T YI* by,(hr the best Rmlnc** and SocUl Onide *ud lUnd-Book o w pRbHlfccd- Much fli«* Un-«i. It tplN both ficxi'B oomph loly Aov M Jo im vA oi? in the br*l wny, How «•> he your own Nwyor How todoburtiut!) correctly oml •urecwifully, How to Act in fioctety Ami in ororv port of 1 fo, aih) oonUin* a noM mine of' ritrit <1 iufoniMtion lndi*«iwMmtlilc t*» nil elAMcn for oonaunf rcNrcntp. A OK S T S ir.LV TKI> forAllor ApArc time*. To know why thi* hook of rrnl va)up Ami ivMv«cuonn fit lN better tiuniaiiv other, apply for term* to

II. B. 8('AMMKLL A CO.» St. Loula, MoWp pay all freight. AUit4-4m«l

PRIVATES fit a t .T!OF VAUTABI.B

H E A L E S T A T E tThe sithwribrr will Mill, at private sale, his

fann. Pteasanily •Itustcd on the mirth bank- of the ManaSnu.m river; 5f <>( f nillo Iran the ocean and wlitiln ttOO yard* of tile railroad, and eommand* * flue view of tho Ocean and River. It ha* a choice river frontage of over one thou- »and feet and contain*

Of land in a good state of cultivation.. The improvement*are a dwelling hoit*tj, *nd ncce- -ary outbuilding*. Term* easy, b quire at thi* office or uf the proprietor

SAMUEL itANAW.VY JySO-tf Mamwiiuan. N. J.

J A M F S H. S E X T O N

U N D E R T A K E R ,

MAIN STREET,Asbtuy Park, New Jersey.

I lf rrforA to tho imtAnbes in which hi» ac rricc« hive lieen required m UndertAker, »n<l to All who hitr« employed him in the pant, for promptarM , di-UcAcy, liud thorough experience.

C offins and Burial C askfitsM appmred etyle And it* a moment'* notice.

(>rder« by tclegrAph will receive prompt Attention *y JA M E 8 U . SEXTON

New Goods!BUT YOUR GOODS AT •

Geo. B. Burdge’s,Main Street, Maiipsquan, N. J.,

Wliere will be found all the lmteat stylo* in Spring And Summer Clothing At Bottom Price*, .dso a ftne Amortmeut of Furnishing Good, llAt« and Cnp*. I h*ve Also Added to my Stock a Geiferal Awort* meat o l

Groceries.Persona ucedinR anythin* tn thi* line will ilo well to enll ai my motto ia to let Ilo one under«ell me. Don’t fid toeom cin and le»m my prices. Don’t forget the pl»ce. opposite the Cigar Store, on South Street, Mumsquan. CEO. B. B n tD tiK . ’

HONEYiIs now te in g made faster than ever by tho«e at work for tn>. Person* of either sex can make

— a week in their own towun if they are willing to work. No risk. #5 outfit tree. Anyone cAn run the business. Capital not re. quired. All who engage prosper. No one fails, 1 articular* free. Addres*, 11. Hallktt & Co., Portlands Maine. aug27.ljd

Central and N8W Jersey Divisionor

Adams’ Expressc o m p a i s t v ,

Make wagon deliveries and will call for E.v- p re sm atte r at

Sea dirt, Spring Lake and Manasquan,

Wffhout extra charge.

W ashing sent and call ed foi*In all partfl of the country a t reasonable rate*. Lxtru inducement* offered for transportation of baggage to and from the eitien.

Otnee a t Sea Girt and Spring Lake Dopote, and M anaaqnan Post Office.

FRANK McCONNEL, M anager.

TEACHERS * studentst g a a s t g t s r d ^ q ^ i S S S irT ?

CHEAP HOMES!IN A m i V c T l W i T * i ^ J t J f t t . 1

Pennsylvania Railroad,AMBOY DIVISION.

TIMU TABLE.OLMMRKCtMt) jl'tiE II, IHHOt

|rniu*u*i.ru)* v ta s ]

» « » • « * ’ WWW' WWWfoWt t s c s * t f t w i t s a t N

• , * < • • • • » . »«*' ■ w- • wfi»• 8 M S V 2 T.S ft S# #8S *«-tutatf ww •

1 *IA» Si * •* 8 8 8 * '

^ U M3 SU­

SS ' S 3VMM- H H t , - ,

tsse«ffs3s#!i- tuts s s s r «, — - . ! S S = « B 5 S = = S 5 -

cSSfsSStiiaS8s85t;«* 5 — 5 . .■gsEg a s s g gcEkPS saa. sg « s«

e . ,£ m . . u u u . u f“ t t s s s r s #8 S ; £ 8 s » t S 8 «

-n**(i p« |

Bead I p.► ‘K £ 3 s e ^ 8 S iS t t * t i8 S $ Kh GGHMsI . ............... flft- • foa S U i i i i t it. f t* «> S4M-4M-M.-t**«iai>i«t*u(s eo S m S e w d* 5 a i1 S i!S a S S R Iiiiw t5 3 B S S S S 8 5 P «

■ t ; S S = s 3 K» : a : rft: SVRR b

*• — —.E £ 5 t!: : S 3 S S ftftg

>|-'--MWKMMMft*Al*«. 9l(l>«<9l4liClSf(S* i f i t B 2 S U : * s e s t r .S r S 8 ! iS iS f t S 5 l1*T* * * * * * * Cl. . txtfv■ u S S t S S 8 3 s S 8 E B g

W ■ ■ ■ ts fo ■ "4 -4 • . . . *1■ 5 S S 2 S S : 3 . t a a s : ■

Central Railroad of New Jersey.N E W YORK AND LONG BRANCH

DIVISION.

I^ rv y 'i , atie*« i" New York, foci ,.f J.lhertr S tm t N-IL In Brooklyn, foot of Fulton Htreot, JoweU’J n hAn.

TIM E TABLE o f AUGUST i . 18*0.

New York and Sea Girt.Le»Tf New York foot of Mhertr »t., N. It., *11 r»il,

t o Sen (tin at .V «S, T W, V 11 n, , 13J, 3 1W, 4 09, .1 l.t, * on p m.H*y m ine,» 00, » 30, «, t* , 11», j . y 5 oo m.

•-r*!1' s .^ . td r t for New York u * 10, T 10, rob; IS 10.11 10, n in , I In, .1 r, » , « 00, p B»v route # to, 7 tki, lotry, n. in , 1 35,3 k \ p m.

For Brooklyn and Erie UcjoH. .terory City, ('onnelrtlnn l« made at Jerwy f.Hy atatioa to and

from Hrookltt, aok kric Depot, Jerw v City, by the boat* of the ’-Brooklyn and Erie Anne*.” 5 ’

Newark and S r* G irt.Brfwd S t . f o r Sea titrt M 7 4*

* « . 11 M, w m I a , too. 5 33, *05, m .L n e e sew d in rot Newark a 10, 7 10, to 10, ; t to,

® » I ."4, 3 !4, .V S>, ft 00 p. mIxwig Braot-h. Ocean Grove and He* O irt.

L'*T?.Vi’n s B ™ ^,lfo rS '* Girt at 715, 7 50, 0 .13,10 43, ii 5JW e.t End, a m., 100, J 35, ] 40,3 1 ', 417, 4 .’,0, 3 40, IVcM End, 3 50, *01,7 41, p , hi. ’

,inove t o Be* Girt at 7 31, S0«, # u , ! ' " « ?>.; 110, 153, J - 8, 3 31, 4 33,

5 00,3 37,0 07, 7 31, 8 00, p m.»od Ocean Grove at

®10’ Vi? ! 7* ‘ 10 10,1110,1130,p m * ’ 1 -■<!, 3 35, .5 38,' 330, 0 35, 0 00,AeaHirt and Point Pleasant:

toare -Jf**Olrt for Point Plcaatint to |o, It 33, » m , »» . 3 '0 . » « . 5 35. 8 13, 0 3-3, 7 ^ :o io, p. m.

for 8** f;i« 6 00, 6 83,7 00 . 30, 1000,11 00, a, m., 1 25, l 40, 346, 6 40a .Ml, p . in,

tSoa Girt and Philadelphia via. Ellzabethportt o PbiWelphla via New York and

Fhilattclphla and r «w Line a t 010, 710.11 10, *. in, 5 50, p. 01.i beyport connect at klatawun

Bmk ‘ ° fr<1,n totoum- and Fair Haven at BeilFor further r*rtie0Ue. «-e Time Table aUuoo .

, tL . l i . r . BALDWIN*, n o v l- lt 'ie a e n d I'aNmungcr Agent.

N E W JERSEY BOUTifERN RAILWAY

t i m e t a b l e .COMMENCING AUGUST '3, 1880:

LEAVE FAHMINGDALBto r New lo fk , vie Hed Bank, 7 3d, 1010. a u,

2 03, 3 5 1 ,p. tn. ’For I hUadt lpliia and Mt. 110%, 7 4a, a m fo r Tuokertou, K. K., 7 « a m., 8 48, p. m. f o r Vineland, Bridgeton, Atlantic ( tty, etc ., 4.50,a

ni,, I* 48 p. m.l 0r io“i; ■»*"• « t t , 7 1 0 1 0 , a. «,„• t o i 531.For Long Itrum-n, 10 iff, :i to , 5 51, 10 47 d m fo r Highland!), Soa Bright, etc., 10 15, a. 3 M P- m. *For l'o rt Monmouth, 10 10 a. m ., 3 51, t5 m For Tom ’s River, 0 58, a. m., 8 48, 8 08, p. m. r or Rarnegat via Tom 's River, 9 5,3, a. m . 3 48.8 08

p. m.

R E T U R N IN G .FOR FA K Ittxt 1I1AI.R.

l.eave Batuegat via Totb'a River, 0 Ou, 8 r , . , m 4 01), p. ui. ’*

Leave Tom 's lfiver, 0 38, DOD, u mLeave Fort Monuiourh, 6 21, » m . 400 n in L-ave Sandy llouk, 0 07,8 17, . ' i . , , • ? * « . » m. Leave Long Branch, 4 OU, 8 40,8 05, a. in ’, 3 04 3 30

p. tn. *Leave TuCkerton, 7 38, a nt , 380, p. m Leave Whitlow .1 oration, 8 09, a. m , 802. n tn Leave Bay Side, 6 10, a. m., 1 45, p m 1

II. 1’- B A LD W IN ,General PaaKengef Agent.

can be bought V K U Y C H E A P"I'l'h’ ok ,he»)'hf Gl. T ie Soil rife of the blKhestdevelopment. Bve •*1

ou is grown in it si

indMittfifftl Lauds1^6 Cllniftte is

| n Wo>th Carolina I nJLA nd M i DMA f a l L a u d s

%.,P* The Climate Is oil is cood and capable

irrn»n'i«T*Vir*T." " i * ^ l.h|nK grown in the .^'jnilatton uw-ftbidSiitr

SpViyfofc'wliTlit

Unit

BOOTS, ■ SHOESAS R E P R E S E tlT E D .

H ^;ndw ,!r5l’aaj!,’,rrc,'iT,'d “ fin6 * w y <H

For the Spring and Summer.Iw atm anufaitm '™ , a J S h ’ oght W f o Y e " ^ ' . ^ ^ In price*, li t , expertence In tlda bullAcaa for many year, enable* hnn to aj-lcrt the B u t and moat endur­able good*. .Ml gooff* sold In hi* atore are 'ul>. jerted to his pervonal Inspection, and enables him to w arrant them to be what he rep resen t-1brut.

g i v e h i m a c a l l

And examine his goods before purchasing elsewhere. Thankful for past patronage and soliciting a eon

tin nance of the same, 1 „ j U be fouml m -; regular Bool and Shoe Fi-.re of

HENRY 8TAHI.KE.Main street, front of Broad,

M antta-inuu. N. .1 .

Clothing

RDF THE TAHOEWauld respaeMnlly uaouiMt t* Um fshM

that he haa prorwred hlh

S P R IN G A S U M M E RS T d c H Ol*

DIAGONAL*,

WORSTEDS,

TIl’KEDSf

•U«l CASSIM ERES,

and is now ptvgmted to make ap C 'LOtfiftlM I a* Mb*following gviee*;

Suihj to order from $1 J:00 up

Spring Ovdr Confs $ 1 0 .6 0 up

Pants $.1-50 itp

V ests $ 2 .0 0 up

ALL GOObfj ShL D B t T itK VARD

AUjf CUT ERKB.

C U T T i m , C t tK A m tfV : A X t i

it-c/fai r in g

f'ftOkPTLT .CTTENDRI) TO.

Always OB f in d a full Has o f

S ill EM Linen Handlereiiief^

COLLARS, C U FFS,

J E W E L R V AG.

W ILLIAM IL RtJF.broad jtbket,

MANASQUAN, N. j .Jje-ly

T o R e n t .

Store Sc D w ellingA t Point rliuiftftt.

counters, shelving and d ra w e r /, first door 190x34 U rge cellar *00 Blow m a oL ond floor 50x34. Dwelling , J S f i , k ilv V a oLri™ and Sve b ed r^ m s. For fu rther iufnnnailoa ira o lra

, ^ .J O H N ARNOLD, ^Arnold House', Poiuf t t e k w u l , N . J .

M o r to n & £ )y e ,Msnnfactnren o f

CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, t if f iM U SFARM WAGONS g c .

C orrilgw Pain tod, T rim m ed a n d Repaired.

. N , Ag»Dt*forRIOG8’ PATENT OANG.PLOW, AND * » . . * ■

Alfto forG ouldbk’s Patent Box Pb o t b c t o m .

For carriAgc hub*.

H orse-shoeing and Jobbing,Executed in the ncateat manner.

Charge* moderale aud all wofi

WARRANTED TO G IV E 8A TI8FA CT IO N .

M A N A S qtfA ir, N .J .

U»upr-80

B66

New Rem of ftrterent, t<S ail lover* of g n M

t e co,%lS?at ®",Aarket - ftM A M

Sd°yk * J '* 4 ‘o D .o« Ui' iu lt « re ry

F O U W dand all person* w to i i f t hot

D E A Dto their own intcrorta, w l f f ^ tu ie r t - 16 piifeLara

IN«ueh quantities as filar tfitli rfewiVeat ait tlniim

M A N A S f t U A N -

Z Market* N e w T o r k ^ 1"N. B— Pure lard a speciality.

W janly F. P . CALK At Co., M ana«|«*tt, N J .

S999in J'our own town. Outfit free.

B inder, if ynu wnnt 11 business nt which :« 7h T i “Yeifht-r -ex ran n uke great pay

» VI E T i r ' L W;:r t ' t o purlieu...... to■ 1-VLLh.l A CO., Portland, M aim. j , 18.1yd

Can’t lie made h r every ugrnt ev mtinth in the bi..luces w« furnish 11ms,■ who are willing to work can ,

.1 ■ , !!-v V"” » Iloien dollars a ilav righltheir own localilies, f tsv e no morn to -vplaiiTb I tt-nu-ss anti Itonoruble, W omen, and"

t "lid girls do as well as men. We will furnish vo icon,,dele Outfit free W e will bear e x p e n d

starting ton. 1 artienlnrv free. W rite anil lanm -n . and tneeh.nles, the ir Htld danght ■ttal all classes in need of paring work at ho ■hould write to us and lean , all about tbc work cnee. Address T a u r A t o ., Altgustn, H r. ag*

T h e S e a S u m■writ*——

rw » .v ¥r w - ' W . --- t-*—-;8KM KMBKH HV UWV

A L L KIND S.

lie wottlil like toGw». Urotvt !**yn «t|{ftlHtrl<l I'W twi

• 'W h i l e t l t i- tv s lift: O w r a 'a . ir ji

mhi the iiHlux’riiMM wMherwiutMui.Sw ue m*u jrive n o a m lin g to thuir

NMMNH, *ml aomts acortliiij* to their

Au tMerty inaktei* Indy, who lives » short <ii«t»«eo‘ iVotu the Hudson, hmriuy that mateia's wore wtulc it) heaven, renmiked that she didn’t cart' • cent h-'W soon she wont there.

' ‘Stands wanted on hoys' |wtnl»,” is Hie daily artwrtisnment in the news­papers. Twa* ever tints ftsnn child- hood’s hour.

A HuV (tirl was told to spell ferment, and plve its moaning, avitIt a sentence In which it was »*wl. Tlie fhliowiiip la literally iter answer: ••Ferment, a verb, sijrnifyinjr to work. I love to ferment !n the garden."

A gentleman. Hie other thy , saw his :iulc daughter dipping Iter doll baby * stress into a tin cup, and inaulred: ••What are you doing, inv daughter!* ’ ••I'm coloring my doll s dress red.’ “ What with?'* "W ith liter." "What put such a foolish notion into your heatt, child? you can’t color rod w itli beer." Yes I can, p*; ma sjtitl it was beer that colored your nose so red."

An Illinois pastor prayed tor the ab- seut members who were “ prostrate on bests of sickness and cliairs of wellness.

Almut Use only tiling that American |Mten*. medicines do not claim to cure is the eruption of Mt. Vesuvius.

A Philadelphia contractor says whis­key can be made out of garbage. And we believe him. Whiskey makes gar­bage oti' oi man, and why shouldn’t mau l ike whiskey out of garbage V It is a nr rulo that won’t work both wavs.— ' ’-ittoten TT' •

A girl j .a to Iluiinihalfnnn a Boston .ugn school said, upon seeing a fire engine at work: "Who wonid evah have dweamed such a vewy diminutive looking a paw at us would liold so much wallah."

•‘How sad!’’ cxclaini.-d one blade of a jiair of scissors to the other; "how sad! We nly meet to sever!’’

A cent less affair—An editors pocket- book.

A young lady, who had studied all the “oiogies" at Vassar, wants to know if the crack of a rifle is where they pm the powder iu.

It’s just about double the work to spade up a piece of ground for garden purposes that it is to dig over the same space of grouud for worms to go Ashing.

There is one thing that an editor escapes, and that is lying awake nights thinking where lie wii| spend iiis vacation.

Some men could no: get along with­out their navy tobacco, and England ieels that she could not exist without her navy to back tier, too.

An old lady in Yorkville, with sever­al unmarried daughters, feeds them on fish diet because tney are rich iu pltoa- ptiortis, and phosphorus is the essential thing for making matches.

“ Look-a-here, waiter, shouted a dis­gusted customer iu a Washington res taurnnt, "licre’s an old mustache comb in this pot-pie.’’ “ Xcver mind, sir,’ said the napkin flirtrr, calmly, “just throw it under the table; it is an old one!’’

MORRIS'Sua Vi«jw Cottages,

FOU SALK OH KENT.

FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED.

season of l'ssii.: CURTIS & DAVISON

Tho ihmuwvs «tv mu*t pio«"*Mlv kIiwih*) Mt Sv;% View mljolnitu; Maicc »p\*n n\u\ ha tt\u> « looutUm ttb oiot l*o t mi tmi ulotui iho const, SouMrw U xxiihln tow imui walk of the dv|M»t * control hvtuiou no«rihcjunotUm of the lVan, K l\ , with thv CVuir** K. K. At St'H tilrt, wnd omi ho iyucIumI from PhUmMphta ami Now York wt wlnu*M MYrt hour in tho «ht\ during the Muumor months It is #l«o shuttled o« tho I Minks of

T .K VI DM OP

J . L E W I S & C O .,» wow

llHlver, towmxt tho hotiMlfvintt amt uMomitagtho nwvlu'wtion of wUioh Oon^row* lm> U trlj ap roprUtcel Id«,000,

Building Lots at Sea View.P artlc* >vill ft m i thf*o hu lldhu; lot* tmtoU tHf-

fo rv n t from othor* oDored f« r m Io hIou}" our *U«m\ »» n o tr a d in g " i l l l»o roipUrod, m u) nil tho lo ts mv in 'M ur *>od m id tho aUhOo trot* w hioh UuooAoh *\do of tho * w m n > am i w alkart' growing sidowUdly,

Porwottx thvlrm g a |*orm«nont ktuuo o r mim- iw r iosUleu<v mo tho son shore, otu» soouro tin samo \ \ \mw\ nm y lonus ma h toortgxtfo fo r tlvo y o*rs will l*o t»kon tt' sooutv tho prior of lot. nm) a hunt of iii. mh'v will lw» m ndoftt dost m l) to ttUi tho purohnst r In building.

M ore than o n e h a lf o f tko lo t a l­ready so ld .

t>vor twoot V'sovou MilouJUi oottn^vs how oo- cimlcd. F\»r yim|« m»u imrUcu)«ir» onU on or lUtorowA.

W . M O II IM S , l V o ? . ,

or Mamthipftu, X. J , IK II. WAlXKHUITp

I t to n ic v at Law. MaHHAqtt«n, N. «L lie tf

W IL L IA M l \ T A Y L O R ,

MfenufAdurer of jmhI t!o«U r mi

Sash, Blinds, Doors, Mouldings,117X7)0IF- FHA.VEly,

GLASS O r ALL SIZESCVT TO OR1IKK.

SCROLL SAWING & BRACKETS

c1.ManOMin»n, ,Y*.|«b

For S a le or R ent.The V illa Park

HOUSE and STORE,ml»vl»h I f o w , H r eij-t < »wl B*th c taH|v»

\Va*ronShf«I*. with QtWr wwhiir> om Lmulhur A flno otoiwl f *r t»H* n. «.« vhrr H«v?*’«itug or M« r-

I'KBUlt'i n m S |tiiii! Idtkf and >*«

Also Villa Park Lotsof extra larjpr «>•* fts’t.

C all cm) or A J«trr*w,W5I. V. H E W ,

Vilho Park, (Man»*quan P. D.) Monmouth Co-, N .J . IlfrbSra

P I . L . O ^ d e n ,Surrc»«*or to Dr. C. A. Lniitl,

P r a c t i c a l

DRUGGIST

J. L E W I S ,N>xi door to th<» Puat'Oftlro,

MANASCiCAX, NEW JERSEY.

1 hr>i ra il tlw at tout ion ot the of V ama, sijuau to the fa cl that t now control the tu t i if Ixisf. new Mul have taken j*aUin t,» select «

B etter Claaa o f Goodsthan have t>ee« keeping heretofore, am) will con Italic to a ,t at the lowest |’Hv*slhh- jariev*.

MEN'S, YOUTHS' AN1> HOYS'

Ready-Made

r.lenasquan, Mow Jersey,

CLOTHING

§»lnivi I'.trli,A ATI’ JATf.NA'y,

om viniwvvW'Wtl ” V'

d lfin ln g th« two Ih«l'i» U « M n l ilru n i'n

H aw now a

m . i . a s :* ii.tN hsoM S stock o f

III tltl, itrpartm rnt r.pi-f-i.Hv J h .v r J || . | loi.r in a »rl,-n,tlil itMiM-nm-m of v>nnc ami Smmnov irants

of fine <nn,Uty

C M .I. AMI LOOK AT TI1KM.

DRY G O O D S .In this «lc part went 1 Im vt just laid in a hill Hue of

BLACK AND COLOltKD CASMMKUI S,

Trimmlnfr Silka am) S a tin s ** w rll a» other fhv*» kiM'il- at all hint lb.

Faiicv Goods ntid Iloaicrv,RiMwma, T in s llam tktsrehU 'N . C loth w id Kid (ilovea. Z ephy rs of a ll irliadoa on ly 10 c c n h jwr ouiht.

D R Y G O O D S, D R E S S G O O D S ,N o t i o n s , F u n c y A r t i c l e s ,

—AXD -

R ead y - M ade Clothing.A choice AMAortuu nt of

S T A P L E G R O C E R IE S .H o u r anil Feed, Crockery and Earthen - H u /r.

C arpets o f a ll G rades and d u a litie s ,HATS aad CAPA HANGING IN PIU< KS FROM AVu TO *’.’ *> AND UPW ARDS.

All ih*' latest Spring Style* in McnV ami HoyG ami Mitr Hat*.

PICTURE FRAMES,of all *i*e», anti odd »i*ea made to order

Stationery &<?.,

W r hare completed arm osrm rnta with n a r of the flneat carpet lu M*«*a l« New York. -•* that we n»n ►how ymi at our -tore, a «u**‘k of C*r|Mt», that i« net In In* met with iu retail More* thlfe eWr of New York Oily( Tin* U done hy the wonderful invention,

R&chardaon's Carpet ExhibitorTlii* wornh-■ rtu 1 niece of lu*remiitv in »o arrttnff«'d that

r r r r a THOUSAND YAHDK W itt othercan allow front Inalf a i anl

wiwnl-, It multiplier the ' * Gi vna^wd timeI*erfe«ilv amt makinif it a|«nrnr juat a* t wwnklniade u)* ami iia iid n|von (In and -how- tt hr tiertitan ahen rolled out the old way. Thi« k»v i* *M the «»|*po»i unity of arlr. »;.,B u>m » ^r.-a» »*rict» of ».-«

■t'le, aa it •anhinff it

l hare a choice R«aort«ieut of N®te Paper ami Kn*ln|N'«, at very low price*,

per box.

ami choice |»aW»ni*. So if auy one G In want <*« a m r jw , tuat meaaiire >r»nt room, »»*d call «r onr at«*re fdedife otiraelvea to »uit you in Putti tw, l^*tality Mini IVits- »ml fnruiah tva the carpet in the• will

I ia tlte my ra<ton!era and f»i*ml« to e ll ami examine my p*o«h,aml be eom iueed that our j i ie tr are lower thiut * hw-w here.

ll#.v P k{mt a t »* <eitfr , aliurteat tilin'. I «r]H-ta cut to By the rvuui, aud mad* up it de-imt.

C o m ,h o .took of Boot* tn d IU r,l" an-, C*i)<iiit« » T,»,l- ,tu l VUrkM ulnr, Iron.

A nd c v t r j llih ig t h a t niiikc u p » o u n id o lo .took.

S iiv lr

J. Lew is,MniiH-qu.'in, X. ,1.

Curtis & Davison.M \N ASVjt AS,

E. S. V A S L B E R WILLIAM i.. UHllW.N

Apothecary,M ain Street. Manrtsi/usri ,V.

He would reapeetfully inform the- citizen* «» Manaaipian and the ►urrouinltny country, fhur he Uhm on hand, aud is tfon«tantly receiving P tB t and K e l i .vui.eDRUR8. CHEMICALS. PATENT MEDICINES

Toilet an<l Fancy Articles. Hair, Tooth and Nail liruehce. Ciiiart*. Tobacco, &c.

Prpmnal urn! -trief attettflon at all tim et nil! be srivento tbe C'oinimumliiijr ami Dhjm n-inj: of PHK-.SCHIPTiONS, s*o ».« to insure accuracy and f;uard

U. L- OGDEN

Lots arc sold at Asbury Park, N. J. on wliat » equivalent to a p m -ie U iu ! mortgage-—one hundred years; the

purchaser, however, r e s e r v in g tin-

riglit to (my tlie [>riuci;ial a t any t im e :

or, ten per cent, w il l b e a l lo w e d fo r

cash. See a d v e r t is e m e n t iu a n o th e r column.—Adr.

BEST!hu-dne** row hr-fore public Yon ran make mom’V Lister at work for us

_ tltuii *m fhittfr else. Capitwl »or re-juired. Y e will s ta tt you. $12 a day ami upwarth made a» home by the iitdttfetriou*. Men. women, bovs and *rirls w ant'd everywhere to work for us. Now is the tim e \ on can devote your whole time jo the work, or only your spare mouicnta. v o other ousiness will pay nt nrly as well. No one wiiliiu; to work can ft.il to'nmke enormous pay by cnjmpiiff at once. Costly Outfit and terms free A jrr ut oppor- twnitv 1<>r niakiug moii'-v easily ami hoiiorahlv Ail- dress TK l E i lO ., Aguatn, Maine. j* 1 -1yd

Look Here! V A N L E E R & BR O W N ,- 1*»:vt.K:c- in -

Atltur.v P»rt b IwiBt.d dlrMtl,t'Md* th« o .l.br.'.d m>..« «)M,« M

WmI.j L O . S 1 bar alii.* V *

_ ................. <Hi|la|* atknag Br.noh, N«w J .rn y l>,«r W

. . uni- tlmtnuml con*f»r k»v* bwa , • J . k«nt M Aihurj p»rt • , | ) Ooaaa S ,

lire,# whkla ilx r«r*, COM In* n „ r ^ mitfiKN d.f/.ir,, A lta i; Park

fwnudirMtlj an th. nn.aa It do*, ant fmnt on a hay nr mand, or rlr- ar hat oath*hroaI All.min,•ir.tnh-lti(t away (hr UwiMadiotrat'ai Ik i_ .

. h.ry Park wa* i w w l In ISA* at ^ _ flAdM,- tk« awMim.nt ftr ItHU wan _

T j IJMLkftft 8rra.tr rannta* at right f t w aagla* to tk* i*a i n bw» oaa ta I n y J hamtrad bat a id ,—an ad ,aat.gr X , (tiWMMad ky ao olh.r laa-akla rworl “

oa tk* tiaa Jtraay aoaat.Aahary Park, opimalla Oaaaa

W tiro,*. *•■ b* raaakad dlraat hy tk* C*a,a«k Rat moan or Naa Jaa*•ar, froat Ik* feat at Llharty atroot N .a York, ,1a Jtraay Cfty, aad •|w> hy ataaiahaat fma foot at Ma*. * v tor itrant, N. Y , tnA.ady Hank, r ifforillngaga. ,(aa of th. Naim Wa, , ■ liarhor fnrtHoitlona, ale Sa JH thrra art tan llnar of manual**, linn. From thlta<lat|ihl> tha tart run to Aihnry Park dlraot. Mail, road tint* frrna Naa York ta Aahary Park. 1 tmari: **|<raaa in laamar, ihnat l i hnara; aait fmai Phlladat- yhla to Aahary Park, i koaraaad *4 ■laataa,

*

f l a

Tin- t ic ia n f aatrnf )<a* In Aahur, j— Park a ir a. tnRnara: Flttav. Wheit rTJ partita Inilld, no nm nr, will Im rr. ^ qiilrr,! (loan, tail a nm'rtgagr rnn hr

jlvrn, |>a,*hle In in yrata, with thr WV priv Ui-irv of ti-n m trw al. nmkln*

ilio i>rturl|ial mm dur tin rrara lirnrr. Ak -owp. XVln-n |m rrharrr erm * a i-oiiac>' i-iatlnti n*rr ♦IWW,

-g a ham of iw-lhlrrl will tir tnadr. for ahli-ti a mortiroi!'- will Iw taki-h In

s to <nvrr umonnt -f loan and valw- of

3C

oa

■j the ltd tnort^n^v |**ynl*)e In .% m r » . lJ Tmihu Wh«*n pnrrh»*fl*r l*uild»

. without Itun. wud w ishes to jgt meh 10 |M»r n»m dl-r»n?nt wllllw «)fnwtw).V. . I..#* u 111 Km ...1,1 V- t...■........ JlNu h s , will l» M>ld n i l iw Imorto-rd tgoat within 8 month, fnwti datr ofHoi-mMit. A Alma JAMKS A BHAI>LKY or ISAAC ■KALK. 141 P a a r l N a n York.

aAI.LKN It COOK. Alhary Park.

Naa Jaraay.

aa

Gruy'H SpsclH t' M sd lr lt is .

MriiAoa mam tiik khkatymb

En«>i.ift« Hu b- b u t , A a unfail* imt curr $n Hern­ia* 1 W*«kw"*, f*pcrB»dW»rr h ra, liw|wuet»r>, mihI •ll dlf e o n that fiille* a* q ne nee e t Jielf- *

t l *' «f %|pRM»n. m m rverbal r.a*«ttade. Drin m Hte taelt. IftameM of via.ion. Tr, m»!urs old •**•, m € m m t ether *artw»«th»l lend Jo ludanliy nr t »•.-timptmo. ami • tintaifeiureBrake. «« Full I'aritruJirw (»»mtr (tgaithipi, whichwr dr*in tf* wim) free h% m eit tapverv oar lb** !*p»Mfte Mcdieme i« *okI by nil Br***U»a at $1 p r t Im. Aac**, t*t *i\ nuekas*'* f»W $A m wift be •ea l’fit e by atdtl ••»t r* r«Ipt of the tuoktr r hi a*t«tte*«hN|,

1 H K t.KAY M K D K 'tN R (t.i,MrrbrtnW'a* |l!«irk. RhrTINHB. Mk r .

tn n«ite*«pi»n. and every wheat hy tH 4rwB«M?».

PIANOS’:

c■““^ U ' ^ ’ilumber and Building MateriaRAII.IOAD CKOSSIN i ON V J[tAIUUA lr CKOSSIN

.D r o t u l S t r e e t , A I m i i u s i i i i u i i ,

A L L K 1X D S O F COAL. C o tm e il-r ltlg e ,

L eliig li,W ilk ch lru rre ,

H o n e y llrm ilf xtsiiK n at tiik lowest cash

KOBEKT PEARCE

Lime. Lath, Plaster. Cement. Hair, Brich,.4kc..1 tint put iu the yard and f.»r swle m! priacs «o suit the J

• ‘flier »i«i yard «>u ftOl'TH STHI.KT,

Call ami me u* ta f i .e tmi iuj{ tj«M » |i r r t .

4A»l»rtyM A X A SQ U A X , X. J .

30 fe fw hh rm i vml bnahk) Mi fttrie*ijr R ru .!«•* and »al I at W Unbmc*

fsdWare prW « ' lw «r Whm math- am «f tW l a w <ti«|d:t* - «I >hr < rtiia-wnhil KkhitdftAa. si w* rr nm antianr»«h rrrt mwe mlevl f«W rhr mtt< *T I o lo i •'h r J*f|tiarr • rami* r-**tifaln Vd'buah* h'« aew pitta Mt n p h \ * vnafrm ,^ - »br arrafrftf huf>r*«i ai< of

tu t|»r hi*ti»u nf i«nn luakitiff Tl»r Rpthrbi* hr ’ IX \IfXtill fe. t al4l<Wft*e *»f I I M g n —

uiifttlrii frrr.' It I.! I*. 'f*i I ha be«i hi tlewnrhft ».. t

•fnp lartrun ^*dr $iU; l*aitq>.. $v7- v h h ail tbr t»«- •r sod i*r«» iui|<Hi«*>«nrWld. |i«o*. a .« t | |».<W*r. tl |rth.

brtllUary «ml »vmpaiLriir ajwalu y «f tea*. I • auf - ftd »oh» e® <n» dtxi'-< r4 « l *ia^ ar.ina. .-akd * d * mil r»«e» an ' G-fttii i t i l snd • b fm § fintoh

irmbsr* frw %tf ytmpm awd G nrm * •mm «•* 13 ‘Is *«' *•-«! irwl— fa i?At /rr# 1/ kSAituf ii t a a Don'tfail In write no le-ftm- Hut lug .------ ------ --------I'rwirivt-ly a r ntfrr the brot |IwrfMfa*. V», lory and W are. _ fot'ili*. M»h -“trref .intiTruth N* *CIJCCT Mildly M *Mrd pita fir.lor.p O niX I MUolll dWMriww* *rM f..r«e. Ms tap AdunwM, *

mill

ECPRICKS.

jn l .lv

Order yonr job office. We can suit style.

printing a* you in price

tin-am i

BABTXNE NEW M AN,

S ewing M *chineSNew Bedford, N. J.

THE

AVERYB L A 7^ 7

VfOl’ L

•4 -S lZ E S .F R Q M 7 5 CENTS A PIECE UP.

# 'THE Best p Misled '

L iterary R evolutionU n iversa l K now ledge.

An K ncyclopa'ilia in 2 0 v o Ih. , o v e r I U ,0 0 0 p o g e * ; Hi p e r cettf more m at- te r th a n an y Km -ycbtpa'ilia e v e r b v lo 'e p n lili .lio l in th is conn t ry , am) so ld . luitid-oiiH 'ly am i w ell bottm l, In r lo tlt fo r * 1 0 , in h a lf in iiro rco lo r # 1 5 , am i p tin lc il on fine heavy p.i|»-r, w id e ttiai-gins. bound in Imll' Ktt—in, g ib lop . fo r # 2 0 — mi eiiterpij>ic mi e x tra o rd in a ry th a t ila n ie c e —, b e , om l ail p ie c e d e n t iu book p iililisliiug , limy be fairy cla im ed to in a u g u ra te u I i t n nrji H eeo lu tiou .

T iik I . ibii uiv o f I ' nivkiiaai. KsoWLEimu i* a rrprinl entire of lite In»t ( |S7'J) Edinbiit"bedition of-•I’ltain'K-r'a Kncyrlopa-dia,'’ with alMittl |u |a rn -n lo f new mutter ioltled, upon topics of -peciai interest in American reudiM*. tints making it equal in clianicter to any similar v tmi, better limn any oilier suited to the wants of tite great majority of tlio-e who consult works of telctence, and alto getlier t lie lot - ■ * t Kneyclopiediu in lliu field.

r . . ^ . . o tmm n- (. t

OBftllSMendelssahn Pisaq Co., Sox 2058 U.T.

SOLD.Gr**Mt Aniff u» iiuHup «mip», U> nrt-ti » |Mr«ou in »mr r»wn m t«kr

- _ _ t *nb*.Tii>i**j«* for »Hr UrffeM. i hr*!'- r«t uml I*# *t |llu«tnilr<l fawiity puhMwtkwi in fb# worbl. .\nvt*nr run bvrmar * •urtYt*Wigrn(. r»k ph-ffiiiit work* ofirt jflvrn frrr l« labHriiN N. Thr prifT t« *o law tha t aIuumI #vrryb«>«if> mh*crti*r•. Ow *B* nt r*-|»orta f«8ittv 1*M •nl»M-riN'f in n <1 tv \ !»dy atfrnt rrptrit w*k*t>« ovrr rimr profit in trn day*. .VII « hf* <■ncagr make twanry ftMt. T*»u ttMliIrvttlr all lour liwtr In th* huaiWMMk or only ynur •!»*»'• lima. % «i iirvtl n«f l*e away from hom# ovrr Bif(hr You rwu do i| •• writ i* rthtm Full •tamhot* *fki (rrm* tarr. F.UtABt and rvpru«ivr o«ij/if frr* If you m *ut profitable work u*voir ndhlrrM at Whv, I: m*l« imtlifeB »rw Ihr l*«»uae*A N«. our V hi. ruff^ura la»i* Irt *t»k* g tr * *

A*i«!rr*a (.LOqp.T. hTINM»!l A r«n-lfetxL jyta-Jyd

SPK TMKN ^ ’flLUMFS in sillier Mvle will be *w-mt for «Xtinination wit!) piiv »!«•#? of rt funi on rareipt of proportionate price per voltiuui.

M'Ht l.vL Dl^UOl’NTS to all early mVwriber*, ami i . ta tli*cmi»<a lo ciuba. Full pu rtttu lan with flen*r»ptir«; tuirtloffite of many utlier NtffudarU worka cp u liy low iu price, w ut free.

L e a d in g p r in c ip le s o f the A m e r i c a n H o o k . K x e l i a t i g e :

most Practical Machines

— OF THEIR KIND WTHE MARKET.—

^iHQSEWlKGHftCili^^^'

l ie gives everv curom er fin from x good Turtefy o f fl»r

opportunity to select

V E R Y B E S T M A C H I N E S ,

And will do all tlintia re:u>omihlc to give satisfaction

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