REUNIONS W VOLUNTEERS.

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1 VOLUME XX. NO. BANK, N. J., WEDNESDAY, SEPEMBER 16, $1.50 PER YEAR. SHREWSBURYS AX RAE, A REDUCON N HE OWNSHP "AXHS YEAR. his s Sore han Mae p By he Big ncrease in Voimu ax he Bae Will Be $14, ncluding -. Special School ax.. he ownship commiee of Shrewsbury ownship held a meeing las Saurday and fixed hey ownship ax for. he year. LaB year he ownship ax wab $8.66 on a housand dollars of valuaion. his year here will be a reducion of 68 cens on a housand from las years figures, and he ownship ax will be $2.88 on a housand. his, added o he couny and sae school ax will make he rae $12.00 on a housand. Alhough he ownship-ax was reduced, he couny ax was so much higher lhan las year ha he oal rae will be increased. Las years ax rae for couny, sae school and ownship axes was $10.50 on a housand. his makes a oal increase of $1.50 over las years figures.,he oal amoun of s money o be raised for all ownship purposes is $10,695. Of his sum $8,200 mus be paid o he own of Red Bank for roads... he rae of $12 on a housand, however, is no all he ax which mubfc be paid by axpayers in Shrewsbury ownship. A special Bchool ax will be levied. his has no ye been compued, bu i is expeced o be $2 on a housand, so hahe: oal -will be- $14;00 on a housand in he ownship. he ax in he own of Eed Bank will be much higher han his. he fooings of he owns assessemen have no ye been made, and herefore he rae of own ax canno ye be ascerained. Las year i was $4.25 <n a housand. he waer. ax las year was $1.50 on a housand. he special school ax in he Red Bank disric 1 was very high las year, on accoun of buying a lo and building he Shrewsbury avenue school..his year he special school ax will be lower, bu, here will probably no be much decrease in he own ax and waer ax. he rae in Red Bank is almos cerain o be over $20 on a housand, or over wo percen. he chickens killed by dogs las year in Shrewsbury ownship were very few. Only hree bills for poulry killed by dogs were presened n he meeing of he ownship commiee las Saurday. he claimans were Mrs. Adelaide Chambers, $5.00; J. C. Aul, $5.00; and-saac urner, $3.50. All of he bills were passed. here is a balance due for sheep and poulry killed in former years amouning o nearly $3001 his will have o bo raised his year. he coa of assessing and collecing he dog ax will, be nearly $50. his has also o be added o he dog ax accoun. here are 410 dogs in he ownship, and he commiee fixed he ax a $1 per dog. he lis of unpaid poll axeb for 1805 has been made ou, and will soon be pu in he bands of a jusice o{ he peace for collecion., POULRY KLLED BY DOOS. Many Bills.Presened o Sllddleown ownship. More bills for poulry killed.by dogswere presened o he ownship commiee of Middleown for selemen yeserday han for a good many years pas. Mos of he bills were small. Several of he bills were from Lincrof. wo dogs ravaged he hencoops of ha neighborhood for several weeks las winer. hey were no sopped unil hey visied James Bray, Jr., during a snow sorm. He go a good sho a hem and killed one and sobadlv injured he oher ha i has no commied any depredaions eiuce. he bills called for various prices for chickens. Archibald Soden of Nu Swamp had weighed his, and he charged he ownship wih hem a en cens per pound. weny-eigh chickens had been killed and hey weighed alogeher 174 pounds, making his bill agains he ownship $ Mos of hose who had los chickenb pu hem in a eiher 50 cens or 75 cens each. Ducks 1 were appraised in value a from half a dollar o a dollar, and urkeys from $3 o $3. No bills were presened for sheep which had been killed by dogs. he bills presened o he ownship.wereas follows: Archibald Boden, Nu 8wnmp. 28 chickens weighing 174 pounds $17 40 Parick Kenny, Belfard. Several fowls kllm 0 03 Joel OlBon, Mlddloown. ldduossn Hiccnaencli 0 60 Charles O. hompson, Llncrof. 21 chickens, Arhur L, Coaovor..lncrol. 0 chickens 4 CO Margare Hlgglns, Morrlsvllle. SOclilckena 1000 ra Anionle, Chapel Hill. 10 fowls Parick Daly, Nu Swamp. 1 largo gobblcis lurkoya a (W encb Win. 11. Gran, Nu Swamp, 1 lurkoy 0 o Airnm Sou, lldilleown. 10 fowls K00 Alber Jlorord, Now Monmouli. ( fowls 4 60 John McConny, Now Monmouh. Jlowln A. Collins Boo, Mlddlolown. «(lucks 4 00 CUlonl ). (Jlajon, Nu Swamp. irobblm.. H 00 8 iirkoy hana, 7 M) Usmnllmkiiys! 14 (JO John r. llolnlalo. Nu Bvrump. 11 chickens 6CO William. WHO, Hlddloown. 20 fowls / lonry Vlelilfl, Mlildloown. urkeys S 00 lloliiml Crawford, Hr., Morrlavlllu. 5lurVoy».f; 1 W) lira. (. i. (irnno, Mldilnown. Hcliloioiui Jainon Wardrobe, KeiuiHhunr.. llion 7 (H wo or lirvo bills wero reduced, hu moo of horn wore panned mi hoy wuro pronenod. ho dug ax wan flxuiln $1. A Municale o be Jlepeacd. ho irrand muiloal cpnuor nlvim i AUnrom & Co.n wnroroomii abou on Oayii ago will bo ropoauiil on Bnlurdiiy nlgli, lrof. lilmlinuln will perform on lm fuioharp nnd HOW ho oapahlllllcn of hin wonderful lllo iuiuiiiiion, Holonlonn will lid ulvou on lio lianlo, giillur mid inuiiiliilln. nnlriinionlnl iliioii, rlori, qimrvluh, olo., will alno bo rendered, fu coiiiiwilon wih ho ooiirorurof.. K. Allnrom will hold mi nformal recapion for liln iiiiplln mid frlondn, No lulmlimlim will l>o h d Will all wo vrvuwmo^-"adv. JAONOWK8 AXES. axpayers n ha ownship Will JPau $14.50 on 01,000.., he ax in.eaonown ownship, his year will be $14.50 on a housand. he ownship ax will be $3.98. heownship had o raise more money han usual in order o pay he expense of he Monillion Woolley lawsui, and q make up he deficiency caused, by he reducion of he assessmen las year by he sae board of axaion and he commissioners of appeals. he llonillion Woolley lawsui.has been going hrough he cours for several years, and i was finally decided agains he ownship his year. he expense of he sui will hus have o be.paia from his years axes. he loss in he amoun of axes caused by he reducion in he assessmen las year will also haye o be made up his year. he sae board of axaion made a big reducion in he race rack propery los year, and nearly $70,000 was sricken from he assessmen by he commissioners of appeal. he ax on hesa assessmens could no be colleced, and herefore he amoun of ax had o be added o he sum o be raised his year. he exra amoun o be raised his year, combined wih he grea increase in he counv.ax, will make he ax excepionally fiigh his year. o he sae school, couny and ownship ax mub be added he special school ax o pay for school,books and improvemens o he school buildings. his ax will be $1.50 on a housand, making he oal ar on propery which. Eaonown -people-musk pay $14.50 on a housand. he sheep and poulry bills were no large his year, and he dog ax will be fify cens per dog. he poll ax will be one dollar, as usual. AN EAXONOWW RUNAWAY. \ Mrs. Anderson hrown Ou of a Wagon and a Bib Broken. Mrs. Anderson of Eaonown and her daugher, Mrs. Emma Brinley of New York, were driving ino Eaonown on Monday in a buggy owned by Mrs. Norman Smih, Mrs. Andersons daugher. he horse had been harnessed by he women and hey had no buckled he breeching sraps. hey pulled up he horse o sop i, and he momenum of he wagon carried i forward unil i sruck he horses bind legs; his frighened he animal and i ran away: ran beween a ree and he 6oop of a sore opposie Snyders hoel, and boh women were hrown ou. - One of Mrs. Andersons ribs was broken and she was oherwise injured. Mrs. Brinley was unhur. he hor6e was freed from he wagon by he collision and i coninued running down he road unil i ran ino a wagon and was caugh. Mrs..Anderson was carried ino Hagermans sore and Dr. W. B. Beach was summoned, who aendedo her injuries. Mrs. Smih heard of he-acciden o her,moher and drove o Hagermans. On reaching he door she fained away, bu she was revived in a shor ime. Mrs. Anderson was aken o her borne. he wagon was badly wrecked. he horse wab no hur. MACHNERY DAMAGED, Brass Work and Beling Solen From he Elecric Facory. he facory near he freigh saionon Pearl sree, laely occupied by he elephone company, was broken ino las week and all he brass work on he machinery was solon. ho main driving bel was cu and a piece abou eigh fee long was aken, he facory is he propery of O. E. Davis. On Monday Mr. Davis swore ou a search warran agains unis Worhley, James Allen and George Brower. he warran was placed in he hands of Marshal Franklin Pierce Sryker. Worhley lives on Leighon avenue in a one-room house which he has buil; Allen lives in he old iron foundry, near ho Souhern railroad; and Brower lives on River sree. Marshal Sryker made a search and found pieces of ho bol iu possession of all hree "men, None of he oher solen propery was found. Worhley claimed oiiave found ufe piece of bel ha be had. Brower said ha he bough his a he receivers sale and Allen owned up o sealing he piece be had. he men were arreaed and aken before Jusice Child. hey waived a hearing and were each held in $200 bail o awai he acion of he grand jury. OBUARY. Levi O. rwln, Si: Levi G. rwin, Sr., died a he home of his son, Levi G. rwin, Jr., a Seabrigh, on hursday nigh, aged 77 years. His deah was caused by cholera morbua. Mr. rwin lived a. urkey, n Howoll ownship, and was visiing bis son a he imo of bis deah, Ho had been a jusice of ho peaco for fory conseouivo years and for weny years was ri uiymuer of ho ownship commiee, lie hadbcen a member Of ho Bapis church for fify yearn and wan a lifo-long Democra. William A. Walling. Willlnm A. Walling, son of Joseph W. Walling, diod of yphoid fover a llazlo on Friday, Ho was!j7 years old mid leaves ii widow. Ho WUB a inoinber of ho Royal Arcanum and bis widow will receive $11,000 from ho lodge. William. never, i William Hudson lloyerdiudof inflammaion of ho bladder a Marlboro on Frlday, Bopombor 4h, aged QQ,yonni. Ho wnn a nchool eaohw, and (i olio (lino wun ponlmnbor a Marlboro, lloleavoii ik widow and four children. Hamivl B. lyanklin. Hiunuol ). Franklin, a fanner i inon FH, dlod on Bimdny of yphoid fuvor mid pnomiioiilu. Ho WU 1)1 yc-nril old ami lull veil,n widow. Mm. Harry iliicliii Homo Hohool for S ounk ludlcil and lllo children ni-opouii i>[>lviiib«r 10h, Bpcoiiil raed nml nnruclon for children under nix yearn of n«o. For furher nformaion ii >l>ly o ho prjnujnal, Klvornldo avenue, cd Unnk. Aav. ho fourh Minimi ncimkm of Mm. H. llnlphn iknob Hohool llniw) o wolvo iupln will MK Hi)iil«ml«Din. For furher iiirlloiimrn, lulilrcim, 0. JhixflO, ol llmik. /riu., REUNONS W VOLUNEERS. ONE. A ALANC HGHLANDS AND ONE A JAMESBURG. he Survivors of he eenymnh and, Foureenh Refimens of Xew Jersey Held heir Reunions las Week. A reunioq of he 29h regimen of New Jersey was held a he Cenral Bapis church a Alanic Highlands las Wednesday. he exercises began in he morning. Addresses were made by Mayor Sou, Kev. F. Q. Colby, Charles R. Snyder, John E. Foser and. James Campbell. ra K. Morris of Wes New Brighon, New York, a former residen of Monmouh couny, gave he oraion. Mis. Rober W. Conner of New York, a professional eloouionis, recied several humorous pieces, he 20h regimen was musered ino service a Freehold on Sepember 20h, 1862, by Frank D. Howell, a lieuenan in he Seveneenh infanry, wih 89 officers and 909 privaes, a oal of 948 men. was made up almos enirely of Monmouh couny men. lef Freehold abou a week afer i was formed and wen o Washingon, and from here o Virginia. n he following January he regimen joined he army of he Poomac. ook par in he bales of Fredericksburg and Chancellorsville. he regimen was musered ou of service a Freehold on June SOh, he officers of he sociey eleced for he ensuing year are: Presiden Hajor Joseph. Field. - : "Vice-presldena James Campbell, Cap. Rober B. Moun, Cop. Q. H. Green. reosurcr Cap. Join Henry Heyer.. Secreary. Con. Morford. Execuive commlce-lleu. W. Aumnck.-Sergean W. Fle, Cap. F. A. Slack, Sergean Harvey A. Jenkins, Alfred Fielder, Sergean W. J. Sickles, Sergean Cliarles Curis, Sergean B. L. Lawrence, Sergean W. L. Akinson, J. H. Hagemon. he regimen will hold is reunion a Manaaquan nex year, a which ime he original roll call will be called and all surviving veerans will be locaed if possible, he survivors of he Foureenh Regimen of New Jersey Voluneers held a reunion a he home F. L. Buckalew a Jamesburg on hursday. here are 106 surviving membersof he regimen and 118 of hese were presen a he reunion. he members from his par of Monmouh couny who aended were Major J. V. Allsrom, Major WilliamH. Foser, Lieu. H. G. Conover, Lieu. A. C. Earri6on, Wi liam Casey, Alex F. Smih, homas Fieber, E. J. Keach and Nelson Cooper. he regimen was musered ino service from he old Monmouh bale ground Augus 26h, 1882, wih 908 enlised men and 89 field and line officers. was aferward recruied wice. cajne home he laer par of June, 1865, wih 230 men, afer marching 2,015 miles, going by rail 1,050 miles and by waer 628 miles. hose who may survive anoher year will be he guess of he ciizens of Eed Bank on he hursday pre? ceding he 19h of Sepember, WASPS WALLED N. Yclloc Wasps Sop Work on a Chnrch oicer for a nie. he slaers who have been working on he ower of he Reformed church a Holmdel sruck a yellow wasps nes las Friday. he wasps became so angry a being disurbed ha hey drove he workmen away. Several imes during he day, when he men go near he nes, he wasps would aack hem and compel hem o fly. Lae in he afernoon he waspa grew quie. One of he masons climbed up o he nes, and wih a few rowels of cemen defly applied, ho buila wall around he nesand cemened i in. Since hen he work on he ower has gone on wihou inerrupion from he wasps. A HAND NJURED. Caugh Beireen he Spokes of an Engines Flywheel. Frank Sherman^ engineer in Cap. David WallingB disillery a inon Falls, injured his righ hand by caching i in he machinery on hursday. He was examining one of he journal boxes on he engine o eeo if i was ho and bis hand slipped beween he spokes of he flywheel.. James Dean, who wus sanding behind him, pulled him away from he engine, bu no before he hand was badly bruised. A sreak of skin was also orn from he back of ho hand. A Moss Mooing a Soabrigb. A big mass meeing and banner raising will bo held by ho Republicans a Senbrigh on uesday nigh of nex week. is expeced ha Governor John AV. Griggs und Garre A. lobar, ho enndidao for vico preniden on he Republican icke, will bo presen and will mnjo speeches. A special rain will be run from Poin lcmmn, and a Bpecial rain from Freohold by way of Alanic Highlands will also bo run, heso rains will sop a nil saions and a singlo fine only will bo charged for lio round.rip. Ralior Bo Jailed han Go Homo. Joneph Qriflin was drunk and disorderly on ho eree on Saurday nigh. Miirhhnl Bryker old him o go homo or ho would pu him in lio own jiill. Griffin Raid Hin ho would ralior bo looked up 11 mn go homo, and bin WHCU wore enrriod ou. On Bunday morning; Jmiico Child lined him fa. rolley School lohoa. lio rolley road linn begun milling nohoul iokonoiilo lino from Kiioiilowii o Lonu; Dranch and from Slirownbury and Niionown o H(<1 llnnlc. lio rulo n ono half lio rokilar faro, on loldii bl nold for lif conii. Mm. 10. Wolnniiuluinii and wlnor opmiliif, liuriidny, HupomlHr 131h. Exhibiion of our rimmed bnlii and lioimclii, all rimmed n our own workroom. (Jonui mill l>rlng your frloiuln o lio K«l lank oinpl" of (million, 10 lroiul irce. No cnnlii. Adv. Clwui ooh nml nw«ul hroih rimiil from he HM! of Dr. Honlrnii M Drldc". ry ; S)5 c;i>nn a»llilru«blil«. ^ AiU>. ln KicaiHlii n HD lirmivnniiil limi counry nownpi\ >or on nurli. -Adv, O MEE OCOBER 1S. HE DEMOCRAC CONENON CALLED. Democras Will Assemble ieo Bays Afer he Republican Convenion is Held he Republican Srife for Delegaes. he Democraic couny commiee held a meeing a Freehold yeserday and fixed a dae for he Democraic couny convenion. he rules whichgovern he calling of Democraic couny convenions were abrogaed wo years ago, when a resoluion wab passed auhorizing he couny commiee o change he ime of holding he convenion if hey hough i advisable. Acingunder his resoluion he commiee called he convenion his year for hursday, Ocober 1s, he primaries will be held he preceding Saurday, he Democras will have a comparaively easy ime o selec he candidae for senaor. he only candidae in sigh is Aaron W. Johnson of Freehold. Mr. Johnson was wice eleced o he assembly from he old firs disric, and by a good majoriy each ime. he hope enerained by some Democras ha Alfred Walling of Keypor would run for senaor will no be fulfilled, for Mr. Walling has posiively refused. is a quesion wheher or no he will even accep a renominaion o he assembly. For sheriff almos every ownship has a candidae. Jacob C. Shus will ge he delegaes from ShrewsburyrJames JrHop-- ping from Middleown, Billy Joline from Ocean, Joseph L. Bucber from Howell, Houson Fields from Freehold, and i is probable ha oher candidaes will urn up in some of-he oher-ownships. Af erbe firs ballo i will be anybodys race for he nominaion. Houson Fields sands he bes chance o ge he nominaion, wih Billy Joline second. here has no been very much change in he Republican prospecs during he pfs week, excep ha ho Francis men b&ve abou become convinced ha Richard Herber will ge he delegaes from Freehold, and ha Danser will no be able o deliver hem o Francis. he opinion is curren a Freehold, however, among he poliicians of boh paries, ha Francis will ge he nominaion for senaor and Dan3er he nominaion for sheriff. n Ocean, Nepune and Wall he same idea prevails among he men who run he Republican machine. Elsewhere here is a differen belief, and here are many who admi ha he combinaion o force he nominaion of hese men is very srong, bu who do no believe i can be done. Some of he mos asue poliicians of he couny believe ha before anoher week has passed he- Francis men, realizing fully ha Danser oan swing no delegaes from Freehold o Francis, will hrow Danser overboard and seek for assisance elsewhere. Ohers say ha George B. Snyders populariy hroughou he couny is such ha he combinaion, for Francis and Danser canno hold he delegaes, and ha Snyder wjge some voes in every ownship excep Nepune, no maer how srong he effor may be o preven voes going o him. he deepes anagonism agaim he combinaion icke of Francis and Danser is in Middleown. Cap. Ben Griggs has no fjiven.up hope of geing he sheriffs nominaion, bu many of ho Republicans of he ownship hink ha his chanco is aligh. hese men may have opposed him in he ownship, bu when somebody ouside of he ownship proposes o urn him down, hey are ready o figh. Many of he Republicans of Middleown prefer Packer o Francis.. hey say ha Francis is very unpopular in he ownship, while Packer is liked by everybody, bu hey are willing o voe for senaor in any way ha will help Cap. Griggs mos. A REGSER reporer was hrough he ownship a few days ago and he was old a Bcore or more of imes ha if Francis go he nominaion for senaor and hen failed o hrow ho voes of Ocean, Nepune and Wall o Cap. GriggB, Francis need no look for any majoriy in Middleown on elecion dav. Wall ownship is solid for Francis, and he work ha has been done here will render i very difficul for any oher candidae o ge a foohold. Nepune will implicily obey whaever insrucions L. E. Wason pus forh, alhough jus now. Frank Appleby is hinking of kicking over bo racea and voing for Bradloy for senaor. Some of Applebys friend9 Buy ha bo has hopes ha ho senaorial lighning will srike in MB direcion. hoy say ha ho has all ho qualificaions for n nominaion by ho machine, since i was only a shor imo ago ha he, like Bradloy, was a prohibiionis, mul herefore eniled o precedenco over long-ime Republicans; bu horo is no likelihood of lioro being any dnrlc horse business in ho nominaion of oihor bo senaor or sheriff, ho asaisanco of Mahias Woolloy is proving a hwivy loud for Franiiln o curry. ho working Republicans of he couny have- buoii very angry wih Wool- cy for puing a Dnmocrn in hu boo placo in ho sheriirs olllce, afor hey iiud fough yours and yearn for ho Republican icke. Now ninny of hese men arc declaring ha Woolley m rying olorcobo nominaion of Frimciu, nnu hoy roiion i, afer lio exhibiion ho lioa iniulo of hlii favoriism oward Dcmocraa, Bu Sheriff Woolloyu ofllco gives him a power in lio couny ha iu no o bo ikflpliud. ho liiggrii ligh ha will ocour nnywhero n ho couny a lio Republican prlniurlcii will bo fa Ocean owmilii >. horo, Hall luekor in organizing for ho figh ngulim lio limcliino, nml ho fl^h will bo ho and hier. Kvory iniui conneced wih lio Republican iniiohino, nlnioii wihou excepion, linn rangiii lilniiiolf on lio iildo of Fruudfi. Wlillo nil ordinary voo would iihow Packer o bo -very inikih mom popular und inuili iilniugor han Kruuolii, yo ho power of ho iniioliliki n grea, and hroughou ho couny ll n oxixxilod ha Frnnolii will go lio hoer of ll»] conen. Fnui- (ilnn frlmiclii n Ooouu xaii ha nolcor will no mvo u iilnglo ilole«nl<>, bu uokorn frlondn mvo pu on holr war pain nml lioy ileoluro (hu wih niiylhliij liko u fair nlinlii) Friinclii will bo \V> HM nil of hln lioon. 1iulu 11 f enquired n niiiiliil Unil n liilln lm Yooin o.ok llrmioli mi ho nluh of hu nlinury, anil Hli) m will H Hindu il iivory iilnllnn, nnluilliik Norh *oiiir, llninoli. hin own n (m lioinn of rnuoln, and f uny,of Franciss friends from here wan o go on he special rain, hey will be aken free of charger A big delegaion will go from he Upper Village in Packers ineres, and from all me res of he ownship Packer expecs o ge more or less suppor. Franciss friends realize ha; if he is beaen in his own ownship i will end his chances, and hey wiu pu up he bee figh of which hey are capable. Francis and Packer are boh members of he Junior Order of American Mechanics, bu he members of he orddr hroughou he couny are almos wholly wih Packer. ndeed, in some localiies he Mechanics are he bieres opponens Francis has, and some of hem will no voe for him, even if he is nominaed. hey say ha las year, when Packer was urged o run for he nominaion for he assembly, ho refuued on he ground ha Francis was eniled o a renominaion, and ha he hen announced ha he would be a candidae for senaor his year. hey say ha i beokens ingraiude on Frances par o now underake o defea Packer for senaor, afer Packer refused o inerfere las year when urged o run agains Francis for he nominaion for assembly. Mr. Herber has been canvassing he upper par of he couny he pas week. His friends say ha bis long associaion wih he Republicans of he upper ownships will give him almos all he delegaes of hose ownships, and ha he will need only a few voes more han hose he is already Bure of geing. _Jook& as -hough he Unied Saes senaorship would cu a considerable figure in he senaorial, figh in Monmouh. Almos all of he mensvho have been John Keans adherens ia he pas are^nowfor JE"ranciS;.and.a..is.said ha here suppor is due o he fac ha Mr, Kean hopes o be he nex Unied Saes senaor eleced in New Jersey. So far heir baa been very lile evidence of any money being spen o secure delegaes for any_ of he candidaes, 1 eiher for senaor or sheriff. A POLCAL CLAMBAKE. cll be.held a Alanic Highlands on Saurday. he bigges poliical clambake ever known in Middleown ownship is o be held a Alanic Highlands on Saurday. is being prepared by he collecors and assessors of he couny. All he noable poliicians of he couny are o be invied. he men in charge of he affair say ha no one is o be allowed o alk poliics, under penaly of a fine, bu i is expeced ha he clambake will be he bigges poliical social affair ever heldiu he couny. nviaions have been sen o all ho coun/ officers, and o a large number of prominen poliicians of boh paries in all he ownships of he couny. -o i own Bills Paid. he bills passed a las nighs meeing of he commissioners were as follows : James Walsh, oxpenso n huning (or escaped prisoners James Norman, work on roads. David Wallace, " William Holder, " George Zelgler, " FODK Fielder, " O. W. hompson, " hos. B. Sherman," John B. Grover, " Lewis Whie, clay W. L. 8QGleD, surveying? Fred E. hompson, relaying curb and flagsone $ A Body Washed Ashore. he body of an unknown man -was washed ashore a Seabrigh on Monday morning. he body was ha of a man abou six fee all, and weighing abou 180 pounds, had been in he waer a long ime. l^ere was nohing on he body ha would serve o idenify i, and Coroner Cliver of Asbury Park, afer viewing he body, graned a burial permi. - No Riding on he Sidewalk., A nunibcr of residens of Souh sree sen in a peiion o he board of commissioners las nigh asking permission o ride on he sidewalk on he eas side of h.a sree. hey claimed ha he road was no fi for bicycle riding. he commissioners hough ha i would be esablishing a bad preceden o give such permission and hey ook no acion on he peiion. Soabrlglis Republican Club. --fhe colored Republican club of Seabrigh was reorganized a shor ime ago ana now holds meeings bo firs and hird Friday nighs of each monh iu Packers hall. lio club hus endorsed P. Hall Packer for senaor. ho officers of ho club nro: Presiden William J. Curren. Secreary. K. J. Jones. reasurer Waler Price. hroo Republican Moolngs. liu Republican club of Shruwnbury ownship hold u mooing on Monhly nigh. ho club decided o bnvo hrco bigpublic inuoiugh during hu campaign. ho mcoiiikh will bo held on ho 7h, 21n mid iloli of Ocober. wns nlso decided o mvo a largo flag for a banner, wih lio inmch of he condidalcb unohed hereo. Blop on ho Sidewalk. George Wm of Middloown cnino o Red Bank on Saurday nlkh and go drunk. Ho lay down on lio nldownlk and won o nloon. Miunlmlii lioiiipdou and Lang mviikoiifil him and curried him o he own Jail whuni lio luiinlicd hhi imp. Ho WU lined $!) by Jmiico Child on Bunday morning. We Jli* MM «(» «HenuiHo youll noo i. hin n an inviaion o look a our newcnpciiund jackcn, iilim li( iarii<i drriil ulilrlii, of which wo liuvo u onrcfiilly nolichil uoolc. Hhoulil wo no mvo ono o <U you, wo would lio frlud o mvo you look ovor our )nr (o miiioruiimof now drcini uoodii und buy nny nylo you like, wo will mnko you a ulilr o (inlor for ono ilollni-. JoMcpli Hul/,. Adv. Noice. All bier boloii wih llio minion of lonry Carroll ami oor l.uur, on horn aro my propory unil nil pornoim found wih lli«no holiii n hvir pnimwulii will H ]iro"oi:ul(iil according o luw Ollvnr (J, Aym\. A». NEWS FfiO MDDLEOWN. HE AX BAE HS YEAR WLL BE ON A HOUSAND. A Nad )ou Bies hireen Oher Dogs a Alanic Highlands A Bicycle Acciden Rober W. avlor Killed. Middleowns ax rae his year will be $16.47 on a housand, and here is a grea deal of grumbling, especially among he farmers. he high ax rae wfll in many cases causo acual disress o farmers, moa of whom have no paid expenses pn heirfarms his season. A mad dog appeared on he srees of Alanic Highlands on Monday. bi hireen oher dogs and hen chased all he people indoors. Murray Foser sho he dog seven imes, bu i was hard o kill i, and Officer Fred Loux finally despached he brue wih a gun. Four of he dogs bien by he mad dog have been sho..one of he dogs which was bien will be aken o New York for reamen. Mr. and Mrs. Howard rwiu of Keypor have been visiing Mrs. rwins faher, J. B, Swan, a Locus Poin, during Mr. rwins vacaion. Las week hey sared.for Washingon, D.-G, on heir wheels. When near renon Mrs. rwin, who was in he lead, fell from her wheel. Her husband was riding so close ha lie could no sop in ime o avoid an acciden, and he ran ino his wifes machine and was hrown heavily o he ground and badly hur." Heiwaa"brough" home in a rain and is now a he house of his faher-in-law, Mr. Swan. Rober W. aj lor, broher of James aylor of PorMpnmpuh^waslkilled a Pefh~ArJribdy on Saurday by falling from a scaffold. He was a one ime a residen of Por Monmouh and owned considerable propery here. Mrs. Grace Ellis, moher of Jusice John Ellis of Alanic Highlands, is visiing her son, homas Ellis of S. Johns, New Brunswick. Jusice Ellisexpecs o join his moher shorly for a shor say. ljredges will soon begin work on he Por Monmouh channel, which was sared abou wo years ago and lef unfinished. he governmen has appropriaed $5,000 for he work his year. Some ime ago Michael Despreaux of Locus Poin ran a piece of shell in his finger while oysering. Some of he shell remained in he finger and he wound is now very painful. Edward J. Welch, of Alanic Highlands is -visiing his parens, Mr. and Mrs..Jerome B. Weffch, who were formerly of Alanic Highlands bu now live a Ashley Falls, Mass. Mr. and Mrs. George Doyle of New York are he guess of Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Robers of New Monmouh. Miss Jennie Losben of Keypor is also he gues of Mrs. Robers. Daniel C Hendrickson, who for years worked he farm of Henry Penerman of New Monmouh, has given up he farm and reurned o his home a Harmony. "" Rev. Mr. Hodge, formerly of Penningon seminary, will preach in he Cenral Bapis church a Alanic Highlands nex Sunday nigh a a union service. Douglass Cooks horse ran a nail in is foo a Belford on Saurday. he wound was pouliced bu here is some danger of lockjaw. Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Robers of New Monmouh were he guess of R. S. Snyder of Alanic Highlands on. hursday. H. Malcolm Colby of Alanic Highlands has lef he employ of R. S. Snyder & Co. and has gone back o school. Mr. and Mrs. Jonn Ranier pf Bridgepor, Conn., are visiing Mrs. Rainers faher, Seward Michael of Belford. William Searns and Reuben Davis of Navesink will make a rip o Warren, Rhode sland, on a visi o friends. -= Samuel Connors, he janior of he Navesink public school, is very sick and is unable o aend o his duies. Mrs. W. C. Meyers and her family of Brooklyn aro visiing Mrs. Meyerss faher, J. J. Compon a Belford. Mies Emma Hinos of-new York spen Sunday wih hia grandmoher, Mrs. Jane E. Burdgo of Locus Poin. Rev. Bishop Scarborough of renon preached in All Sains church a Locus Poin las Sunday nigh. homas Golden, A. J. Swan and Peer Sankiewicz wen o Sandy Hook on uesday for beach plums. Rev. J. Mageo preached a sermon on emperance in ho Belford Mehodis church on Sunday nigh. Mr, and Mrs. W. H. Egolf of Navesink have gone o visi a Bick Biser of Mr, EROUS n Pennsylvania. Archie McCauloy of Brooklyn hus been> spending hia vncaion a Charles Compona a Belford. Mrs. Jano Murphy of Oranire, N. J., is visiing her moher, Mrs. Phoebe Runyon of Bclfnrd. A Brynn and Sewnll olub will be organized a Alanic Highlands some ime nox week. Mrii. L. 1). Morrla of Belford ia visiing her siser. Mm. L. Loshpn of Keypor. Oo. LoliHin is building u largo born on lio rear of hia lo n Belford. lio fishermen of Bolford say ha pound fishing is very poor. Fall and Winer O i u On aopember 21h nnd 2Mb wo will liuvoour fall nnd winer opening. ho nfes HyloB for fall null winer wear will bo shown, consising of ho fines nshorinon of liai and ionncii, French Mowers, ornmnunh, fancy fenliorn and all lio nen liovclioii in droiiii goodn and rhnniiiipi. ho public is cordially invied o iniipco our nock. 11, UliUHCNDHUK Adv. A Mlmiionaru ea. ho mi on homo nilrailoimry iiooluy of (ruoo Mohodincliuroli will bold u mooing nml ciuioxiiueihliiy nflornoon from * wo ill live oclock n Mr«. J. A. Worliloyn, 75 Fron iiuxi. Mm, Ken of, 1 llrii(l i>y aioh will jmiiililo wih olioru, nnd will KVO U ulle on heir work, Mm. Ken n n viny iiiloriiilng fipmilior, Ailv. Jouonii forllllr.or wurkn opunud Bopoinhor n. Wo OJ lib WKO RoliiR hrough own ovcry day wih uook. All onloni iendeil o wih iliiiiincli, Adv,, U flank omiilo of Funhlnn will bo oliiflml liurmlny, fkiioinbor 17h, on accoun «f holiday, Afa,

2 RED BANKERS WN. heu May on a Lile Silver Baseball Sine. he Gold Sandard-baseball nine, of Lile Silver and he Wes End nine played a game of baseball a Norwood Park on Saurday afernoon. he game was won by he Gold Sandards, by a score of 10 o 5. rving Brolaw, who has piched for he Princeon nine in all heir prominen games-his season was in he bos: for he Wes Enders. was hough ha he Wes End eam would have lile rouble in beaing he Gold Sandards on bi«accoun. All he players on he Gold Sandard nine were -from Bed Bank Al. Cooper, was_ln_ho box for his nine. He has a decopive drop shoo over which he has good conrol, and wih hia ball he Uep he Wes Endors coninually guessing. he Gold Sandards kep he lead unil he fifh inning when he Wes End nine ied he score. n he sixh inning Brolaw dropped ou and anoher picher was subsiued. n his inning, when Al. Cooper wen o he ba, here were hree men on bases. He made a. homo run, bringing he oher hree men homewih him. Only seven innings were played on accoun of darkness seing in. he play-. era and heir posiions were: Gold Saiulanl. i mllon\ l\ Joljn Forsyhe..ciilicr Al. Cooper -...pclier Frank Cooper lrabnue Kenneli Wyckoff..second base George Wyckol..».lifnl base.. Geome Kurd...shor uon Rober Foray he... lof fluid Gfiorgo Allen Wni. Woods. Hoin rving Drokuw BvloOreon C. Plumps.David lildrcli, Jr. E. Phillips Win. Safford reh Held....".Arhur Hofliolmer cener Hold.. ; B. lillllps A WELVE-NNNG BALL GAME. Fair Haven Defeas Xaveslnk hv a Score o/o o 8. An exciing game of. base ball was played a Fair Haven las Wednesday afernoon beween nines from Fair Haven and Navesink. lie game was replee wih brillian plays. Up o he eighh inning he Fair Haven nine was in he lead. n his inning he score " wasiedbyhe Navesiiikers. Each side had eigh runs. Neiher side made any runs in he ninh. wo* more innings were played wih he same resul. n ^"^lfh"r"rulr;anberlrnind( n^clfhnrmirgraulr;anberlrnind( a hi and go o firs base safely. Levy baed he ball and was hrown ou a firs, Lamber in he meanwhile sole o hird base. Al Haviland knocked a single bagger and Lamber came in wih he winning run. A large crowd was presen a he game and applauded nil he good plays vociferously. he nines were made up as follows. FlUrllulll. KaviMak. Oeogo Jnwkin»( cacher.waler Conner Del Fisher picher Frank Johnson AlHavUnnd fuubimo. rving Oeorge Lamber...second base...ommy Johnson Loyy. hird baso William Hower Frank Lnmbef shorsop William Seams John Conner lef Odd William Conner Edward Fonon cener field ngalls Howard Carpener...righ fluid Mel Johnson HE RACES A FREEHOLD. Wlnncm i» he Even* of he Zimmerman Ciele Club. he unfinished races of he Zimmerman cycle club of Freehold hn were Eosponed on accoun of rain ook place is Wednesday. he resuls of he. races were iw follows: Boys raco-half mile, woii by Harry Burrowes of nod Bank ; John J. lerncy of Now York, second. Novlcu mco-ouc mile, won by Hurry Soilen of Freeholil; Josepli Hinilrk.ksun of SuilMibun;, second. Olio wild dull amam-won by H. Ely Abrahams and John n. Parker of Freubolil. wo mile handicap Won by William. Sherman of Cols Neck.llK) yards; Joseph Harrison of Aslrary Park, scrach, Heronfl. Five mile open Won by Lin. Ulerson o( Ocean Grove; W.M. Price of LQkewooil, second. wo special races were also ridden. One was beween Fred A. Brower of Freehold and Joseph. HendrickBon of Smihburg, wih a disance of wo niileg. he nice was won by Brower. he oher race was beween W. S. Miers of Cols Neck and Gus Luher of Freehold. he disance was one mile and he race was won by Miirs. Racing Wih rolley Cars. SOUP of he bicyclers, since he rolley cars bpj>nn running, have inndc i a pracice o race wih he cars. Usually hey ride wihin a foo or wo of he cay. hin is a mos (liuikorouh spor, and if coninued can hardly fail o m followed bv an acciden. he mos exper rider, i" he srikes a ru nrja sone, is liable o be hrown from bin wheel, and when poing a a very rapid rae of.hpocil he. daiikci.. is-inuronhiml... he dnnicri) arc so grun ha i is foolhardy for riders o ake he rhnnces of injury. Bnfjlne Raco and a Fa Mons Raco. A in 1 spors held bv he Kcypoi engine company las weesk (he inrian roiiipiinv won he haw oarriiiro run. hey rail l.fl(k) fee, unreeled 100 fee, of hose and hail a sream urned on in 1 mimili! and <l:i{ Koociiuls. n ho fa mens nice Kiip-ne Sou and William Werner were heoulycdiesailh. Kueh limn weighed M) pounilh. Sou won he line eiihilv. he ongini company ch-ariil abou 275 by ho niiines. nhwooci Parks Now Clubhouse. he owners of Elkwoor nrl; will conver i ino a shooing grmuulh. lans ML 1 being drawn for a now chihlmiiiio which will be pu up «n hi! sile of he incnen (.liinil Hlnnd.. A chili will alsn Hhorly be formed, o ho known H lio Ellwoiiil nun club, which will have rhnrgcof nil nmlcl Wih nn njured Log. -William Curis of ManiiKqumi was liickeil by a boivie m.vcnil weeks iif^o ivml in only able lo walk wllli he aid of crucheh. Hi H lik v y<linan<l nmnnf;e«o riilu hi» hlrydo by pimliiliii); wih ono foo and puing hn oher foo on he couner of liu miichlnc.» - Odda mid lmln of Spor..x larrlnou and LinfoWl,(iir«Hon of Anbury Park won hn wo-mild andiim hiinillcap a Waverly fair mi Bii.urduy. hoir ime wnii r l:il. ClinrleH Doideu caugh nino pike in a half hmirh HK a Allmilmvu lus week, im liirkcu wul^hed over ) polling. dliii W. lliifui nf lveiluilil uliucil for llirkcmhiirk, Wen Virginia, on lilii blcyclo M week. ho dhilancc n ahuii illo inlliii. Mm. 1hll linlv,.r., of LoiiK Jiiiic.il, w<in u M! iiml wii^on Uni wnu ralilcil <iir by u New -York phoo^rn lier hin week, l,mi Krlday ldiv. AVlllAin Mlehell, f.,1, WhliiiK anil Kruno Mo/Mi wen ou nuw im)i ien anil CHUKC M. he llcil lailk wheelmen drilled abou foo n ho 1/iibor duy rareii, f b l l l l li KoyjKir. Squirrel Huning a Holmdel. - Squirrels are no so pleniful in Holmdel ownship his year as hey were las season, hough hey are no scarce. he bes Bquirrol huner in Holmdel is John,H. ilon. He has gone ou a number of imes since he squirrel season opened and has go a fairly good bag of game each day. ^., A Baeau Raco. Joseph Carhar and Joseph Deeprcaux of Locus Poin had a baeau race on Saurday for a-sake of $2. he race was over a long course in he river. Carhar won he race. He bea Despreaux sixeen seconds.!; Hopping s Fall Has Are all in. heyre he has for fashionable men. heyre he has for economical men. } heyre ho bes Has and he «cheapes has because heyre J bes.,. HOPPNG, ; he Up-o-Dae Haer,: Broad Sree, Red Bank., For Gash You Can Buy: 21 pounds of Granulaed Sugar for.. $ Babbis Soap for pounds Leaf Lard for 15c. 10 pounds Pure Lard for., 65c. 0 pounds Bes Buer for.-...;... ;$1.00 Bes Cheese, pound, for 10c. fgailon of Vinegar, wih jug. 80c. -A- F. F. SUPPS, Monmouh Sree, Near Railroad Saion, RED BANK, NEW JERSEY. WO CAHDY SPECALS. Popcorn Brile. he" bes form ha popcorn has ever been pu in. 5 cens a box. Philadelphia Cream Bar. Four flavors, very fine.. 25 cens a pound, GROYER, Confecioner, 11UOAD SEE, NEX O ADLEM 4 COLESS* Cleanliness Reigns Supreme A our Con) Yuril, which means ilmeaeh lump o coal smids for self~ls Jus wha wo say s iriunl, wilw rail." "<iiusiiiiif;isniiisr rus" o Hlil il!i\liih honesy; li(;y mus ake his word o a grea oxelll. We realize his, nml rea every une of our eiisomirs lif \ve would wish lo be reueil. Ou eiml k hr; hes we dimv unylhliik ahonl, anil s us (lean as luuiian bmliis can niuke. f you will glvi! us " rial we will Hea you fulrly. HOMAS P. BROWN, WilAHF AVENUE, HE) WANK. Penningon Seminary For Boh Scxel oeeeooeoaeeooeeeeoeem Cunvuiiliiily locaed 111 i> quie, J5- liouiuilul, liciililnul vllliic". ciibily lu-cohhllilo f-oiii Nun- YO-K, lilla- g; dolphin, p, lluliiiikiro, imre, WiiKliliiKun. loimlur l*ofmlar l ind i 1( l KiuvrKsful mifcfrisfiil for05 youra. JirB Vrri iiixlrfni. Hieku/ini k u / i / N/iKJo J n n given" lix] > S; VUlnnl aonlluu, " nrculn mnl Kunnllniiii nmy BCH heir chlliln-ii lo lnnlii ;i)ii Hinl. liury liixl m ni)n< o liiiv ilhnwiu friofor miilwcu r(luriie<l,"-jium UeUnu, LlB lii>l.luu (if 1iUiadiu Collojo, Vlnelr HiimnlM onulnriin upon rniiiri, 1UUU HAN.ON, ). 1)., Jrllilm, SLAE! KHOH NoUiinn Uoor for a ]oof. H Pnmbln. 11/H l^iniproof, Bnowproof, Wiiioiiiroof iiiid proof ak.iiiihl, ovoryl,liiii ; lui u roof oiifhl, no o liuvo, JOHN DUGAN, RED HANK. NHW JKRSliY. Bicycle Chain ha Snaps Runs harder han one ha don; ypu do he pushing. i»m» m. he B. & Z. Brush-op is a sham lubrican ha-raakeb your wheel run easier. ake a ube home as a Red Bank sou- enir. s a-new hing and a good one. sk your dealer, or mailed for a quarer. BERRANG S lagharas, ASBURY PARK, NEW JERSEY. Bicycle repairing is one of several ;hings we do well. PEERLESS OL Sands he es of winds and jars. You do no have o carry a pocke full of maches wih you when you go for a ride if you have Peerless Oil in your lamp. MANWACUBED By. BENNE &, KENNEDY, BED BANK. N. J. Wrie for prices. Por sale by POPE 4 PAERSON, Red Ban and leabrlgh. SalaMWoocl. WM. N. W0RHLEY, SUCCESSOR O J. A. WORHLEY;- Wholesale ana Eeall Dealer n * Scronon, Leligh, Wllkesbarrc and Cumberland Coal.. When Coal is purclused by ie carload He benefi if long ons, 2,210 pounon, s given. Bes qualiy of Hickory, Oak and Pine Wood a moderae prices. DDLAMS AND CROCKERS j School Supplies!J FERLZERS CONSANLY ON HAND. Yard a Worbleys Dock, Red Bank. Branch Yard al Seabrgh, f. J. boxes, pens, pencils^ d pads, inks, slaes, 5 &c. A! > > sell he bes ab- p le for five cens ha g i. MOSELLE & CO., %\\ OPPOSE MECHANC S., ^ H 31 Broad Sree, Red Bank. S!! K WALERS Bicycle Remnans. Bicycle remnans now. Wheels ha.have been a lile used and are called second-hand. Some hardly deserve he name, hey have seen such lile "usage. Every -w:heel here quoed is dir cheap cheaper han dry goods sore wheels, and cheaper han we ever hough we would sell hem. Look over he lis- See if here isn a wheel you would like o have: Mens Wheels. One Crescen, Model 1, 28-inch frame, very lile used, only $35,. One Crescen, 25-ineh frame, in very good condiion, $35,,, ^ One Pierce, 2(J-incb. frame, worh 50 per cen more han asked, $85, One Pierce, di-inck frame, finished in blue^ hasn a scrach on, i, $85, :, One Diana, 34-inch frame,, in good condiion, and as brigh as he day i lef he facory, 80. Four deals, G, & J. oes, $55 bioycles, in good order and well worh $40, $25 eaoh. A dozen ohers, some as low as $10, Womens Wheels.. One Duma, his years make, in good condiion, and cheapa $25. One Pierce, finished in blue, wihou a scrach anywhere, $30. One Pierce, finished in maroon, in same good condiion, $85. wo Crescens, full size,. 80 model, in good-order, $85 each, One.Crescen, 36-inch wheel, been rened a few iimes only, 35. wo Crescens, Model 5, very cheap, $25 each. andems. wo Crescen andems, drop frame, 90 model, been rened his season only, $50 each. One Barnes andem, sraigh frame, $85. POPE & PAERSON, 27 Fron Sree, Red Bank, N. J. Day Books Single Ledgers Double Ledgers Gash Books Record Books Order Books We sell accoun books- of all kinds. Jus now we are selling a good book, in Day.Book, Single Ledger and Double Ledger ruling, 400 pages, for 90 cens. A 600-page book coss $1.35. hese books are 9 xl4 inches in size, are of good paper, and are subsanially bound in drab duck cloh, wih American Russia leaher corners. he books are bound wih "hubs," which is he bookbinders erm for he raised bands on he back edge of he books, and which makes he books wear longer. We have a large assormen of books more srongly bound and a prices a lile higher han he above. Where accoun books are subjec o coninual handling and o an unusual amoun of wear, i would be advisable o buy a book bound enirely in leaher; bu for ordinary use hese books will be found amply durable. : Any book of any. unusual hickness, or requiring special ruling, will be made o order. JOHN H. COOK, PRNER AND SAONER- FRON SREE, RED BANK. f any purchase made from us proves unsaisfacory, reurn i and ge your money back. will be refunded wihou a word of argumen. GALVANZED SEEL SHNGLES! Sandard Pained in Shingles! Don bo deceived wihpoor Shee Meal RooOflg. Our lninel in Shinnies uro moro durable Snn s possible o fiako n in roof, pu on la lie old syle. Our Galvanixed Shinnies arc.boh nrjs and RAN PROOF WHOU PANNG. No ohers are. Manufacured by H NAONAL SHEE MEAL HOOFNG CO. Why uso combusible wood shingles when you cancel ho very bes Flro-proof Shingles a nbou ho same price? JOHN BUON. Red Bank. N, J. s&s&sis&scibiizfsyx^^ COLUMBA BCYCLES < OF O-DAY CROW FROM EXPERENCE. 19 YEARS his coninuous, progressive learning-how o build bicycles innlfcu he Columbia sronger, handsomer, and easier running han any oher bicycle moru hun worh ho $100 i Bella for o all alike, 1896 Harford Bicycles. REDUCON M PRCE, Paerns Nos. i and 2, from $80 o $05 and $70. Paerns Nos. 3 and 4, from $00 o $50. Paerns Nos. 5 and O, from $50 o $45. hin H,hu boiil vuluo for ho money olored n inodlum grado mnnhlnui. f you can juy a Columbia, hen buy a Harford. v "V V All Oohiinhln nul Hurlfoid HUijulon nro ready for liunmllno dcllvory, gj W. A. COLE, Agen, luoal) 81UBE, - HMD BANK, N. J. v f V a g "NONE BEER." DELLWOOD "OLD RESERVE" RYE WHSKEY. 4 > ho summer sooson is drawing o a close, bu here is no end o he DELLWOOD Benson. Be i ho or cold, ounshlno or rain, he connoisseurs usoi. For medicinal purposos i has no equal, being disilled from absoluely pure ryo. GEORGE R. LAMB & CO., 25 and 27 Eas Fron Sree, > Red Bank, N. J. ELEPHONE, RED DANK, BB. HE BES CGARS n Monmoih Couny for 5 cens arc BALEYS COMBNAON, EXPORS and SMOKES. hese goods arc sandard and reliable. For a pood 10-ccn cignr, emokc ELMAPA arjd BALEYS BES BOUQUE. lie fines chewing obacco is BALEYS HAPPY MEDUM. ry i. WHO.MUM DEAU, RED BANK, FREEHOLD AND MANASQUAN, N. J. he Luxury of a Bah B novor greaer luin in lio woahor. f your hoiiho ia wihou a bnh ub, liuvo ono pu in by UH now. "Well fi your houbo uj[) wilj any nor of a lioaing jipplinnco, or mngo. HE SANARY PLUMBNG GO., W, J. JKOADMHADOW, MANAOKK, i * r V*

3 HOWARD WHFEBMVS BOUSE. Slos oo Edvyards and Woolloy rac, Loog Branch, Will Be Buil his fall and O Cos Nearly $6,000, Howard Whifleld has broken ground for a new bouse on bis lo on Broad sree, opposie rving sree. he house will ie Colonial in syle and will be abou 54x48 fee in size". ; will lie wo and a half sories high. he firs sory -will be olapboardei and he second sory and he gables will be shingled. A large piazza will exend across -he fron of he house and on par of he "Souh side. A prominen feaure of he building will be a bow window oa he second s,ory. his window will be consruced on he Bouh end of he fron of he house. Be- Bides his here will alao be a bar window on he firs floor on he souh side. A he op of his window a balcony wiube buil. he house will have hree large rooms and a large recepion hall on he firs floor. he saircase will be very handsome. he second floor will have four bedrooms and a bahroom. A. bedroom will be finished off in he aic and Mr. Whifleld will have his sudio on hib floor. he housewill.be fied wih all modern improvemens and will.be finished in bard, wood on he firs floor. he second floor will be finished in whie pine and will be ined. - he house was designed by Joseph Swannell. is expeced ha i will be finished abou he middle, of December. he conrac for building he house has been awarded o Gill & Dey. he conrac price is $,310. William OBrien will do he plumbing. he amoun of Ma conrac is $ » Newon Doremus o Build. New on DoremuB will commence building a new house on his lo on Washingon sree in abou wo weeks. he house will be on he Queen Anne syle.and will be 28x31* fee. he firs sory will be clapboarded and he second sory will be shingled. will have hree rooms on he firs floor, hree rooms -and a bahroom on he second floor, and a room will be finished off in heauc. he house will.be fied wih all he modern improvemens. he conrac for he work has no ye been given ou. mprovemens a Scobeyville. William Hance, who bough he James P. Sevens farm a Scobeyville abou wo years ago, is making a number of improvemens o he propery. He is repaining he house and oubuildings, puing new fireplaces in he house, building new porches and puing up a sixy-foo windmill. Hereafer Mr. Hance will do no farming. He will de-.voe his enire ime o he raising and caring of sock of all kinds., Sales of Land. "" Bernard Mahon has bough he vacan lo adjoining Mulligan & Brazos^on Broadway, a Long Branch, for $3,000. He will probably build a heaer on he E. S. Snyder & Sqn has sold a lo a Seaside; owned by da A. VanDyke, o "William S. Armsrong. he lo is 29x80 fee. Armsrong paid $400 for i. H. W. Coffin of New York has bough Browns hoel a Pleasure Bay. he propery has a waer fronage of 588 fee. mim- New Buildings. O, H. Poer is building a house on Jackson avenue a Manasquan, he house will be 30x36 fee.. A. Friedlander of New York is building a house a Hollywood Park ha will cos abou $25,000. Harry Phillips, Edward worh and N. D. Cross are building new houses a M. C. Burns is building a doubl? house on Sixh avenue a Long Branch. Sales of Real Esae. he following real esae ransfers have been filed in he office of he couny clerk a Freehold for he week ending Sepember 12h, 1808: BHRKWSmlln OWNSHP. -MaryE. Hurd and busand o Mary Ann Hurd. ^ K r f a y W.Un. Land a Red ^ m e ^ L. ilon o Caherine McUackin. Land a E 8jlOnusSnloa o HonryE. Marin. Loa a HcSryE^Mmon o Uzzlo P. MlnUJn. Los a Fair Haven, jj(dduaowll 0WH8D1V Elizabeh Ford o John Hawkayas. Ploce o prop- "Sannan 0. Wolls o Nlmrod Woodward. Piece ol ^ ^ f S *, o Parick Kelly. Lo 4, roo Piece o propery, ls H.Uino o Ella M.Dorso. Land a Sea a» AlAira0 nonli1pb. Buron F. Champion o Anna M. Cnamplon. H l«m«l iao!own 0WN?nPi CauwrnoA.BrinleyandoliersoCalmrlaoBaly, ui^al^s\m o Miry Hokey. )j of lo n Long Branch ccmoery, $io. " MAAWAN OWNSHP. Louisa ). Llnzmnyor and husband o Edward. Brown. LoaNaawnn,$100. RAWAN OW )BniP. Board 61 commissioners ol Kcypor o Kcypor Firemens. loliof associaion. Lo o Koypor, 8^irlnKDgUo Louis J. UoUcs. Lo a Koypor, 8 NClNKOWSBUP. Annony. Woolloy o Charles B. lllon. ricco " E Z S S O X and hmbod o Win. L. Madd0 l^an fl Omvi B nffickn*5.lydlaa.jo»cb. Lo n Onn n afovo Soluion o Leser A. Cramer. & «Bou. LoaNor,,. Wra.WlyolS Frank. Lo a Wes Ocean a j. V DoWlf Fny lo Mnry V.. Luno. Land o Won A lob«rmmooallco.rulcr..lnndnbrndl0 Allc«Ml Fluer o Francc» E. Kucr. />a llrod- %nrluiy racoy o Caherine- C. Bmllli. Lo n norlakun, J800. OOKAN OWNHlr. Win.. Daniel) o Buuiincrnolil Laird, rlocu ol ^mji.vmidykoo Charioa 11. VnDyko. lloeo OliarliM wnriier lo Joseph. Applcffac. Ploco of P JSwoh. Anpliiiao in Olmrlci Wnrnor. riooo of Mnrr Viior o Malln A. Danglor. ijiml a Long Hoiiry f. liwyiir o Mlohnol J. Ollrlon, /i on Uiclmnl ionioy o (loom" "; "inn a Long "oorgii (loir o Mnry Dorwy. JHU n l<onjr Mnrllii llnffhry o Joiiopli. AppKKoU). Lani] n. AppliWl* Uj Mnry Ann Hiiffory. l/>ni1 rllmnc",»l.,,,,,, Umu llranrli noiiinilnnloiwni o Ucorp (Virllm. ijiiklnl^iiilinincli. H. (imikii nwllix UrMiiiriM J. lirvrni. «N» /in«jlrniici, (.. i.jmnllilm Wwlloy Ui Wury limi, J n /)nk jmiiimiliiimv n llinm llliuii Uild nl Long llniiim* lllnrhnrfl nm1 himlihllii o Klnllj K. Kl- OldiW. Unfl i l/iiw «r»ncli, ajm. Aruiur (!. Widnf i«iliuinr f, nnwjriir. bi «i fnnjr eniia, zmir llr«n««,. l*wi» Kdwnrdi imi riumm o w,\m N, iun< Wilbur A. nolsley o GueoppiFuDralo. land a Long Erancli Larnla VanNoo and husband o Jennie P. Ooodepeod. Lo on Booy esae, Long Branch, JO.MO. Joseplilno Hoey o Arhur O, Cofley. Loonnooy esae. Long Branch, $0,0)0. Wilbur -A. Helsley, rusee, o Lewis SelnbacB. 8 oa oa Booy esae, Locg Branch, $0,950. Wilbur A, Helsley o Lewis Belnbacn. 3 los on Hoey esae, Long Branch, S. ~ Coas land company o Bills F. Ayres. 2 los a Deal Beach, Jl. Coas land company o Anna E. hayer. H lo a Deal Beach, S8C0. WALL OWNSHP. New Jersey building company o Johanna Bchroeder. "Piece of properfc$l Mary E. Laird, eiz, o Johanna Schroeder, Piece of propery, S. Charles J. Parker o Johanna Bcbroeder. Piece o propery, 81. Ocean Beach nssoclnlono Sinr nivcr company. Los a Belraar, Gorgo Winer o John Hoffman. Lo on Jeffrey properw.neor Belmar, $700. Wm. H. Weeks o George H. Sclmnck. Piece of propery, S..,... MAHA1APAN OWNSHP. Mnry Burke nnd husband o Charles P. Rogers. Piece of propery, $850. Alber Soden.exr, o Wm. Price. Piece of propery, sras. Wm. Huff, exr, o Weslcy K. Morris." Piece of propery, $95. MLLSONE OWNSfflP. Bcraplilno Fhelan and husband o Philip FurlODg. Piece ol propery, $8,000. UPPER FEEEHOLD OWKBHP. Wm. Henry Bendrckson, exr, o John P. Nelson. Piece of propery, $187. oeeoeoeeoeeoooeeoosooeeso Houses for Sale. have houses for sale on every sree in Red Bank a from $1,000 o io,ooo. also have a number of houses ~oii he; ouskirs of Red Bank on my liss. Los for Sale. Fify los on hrockmoron rac, McLaren sree and Prospec avenue, $500 o $ Seveny-five los in Eas Side Park, $200 o 600. Five hundred fee on Cook rac on Eas Fron sree, adjoining club house. his is he only river fron propery on his side of he river ^ha is in he marke. Will be sold in plos of 100 fee or over a $80 a foo fron. his propery has a deph of over 600 fee. Houses for Ren. Maple avenue, 9 rooms, all improvemens, 30 a monh. rving sree, 7 rooms, $18 a monh. Fron, sree, 15 ropms, all! improvemens, $600 a year. Anoher house wih 13 1 rooms, 400.! Spring sree, 6 rooms, 14 j a monh. River Fron Propery. have he sale of 5,000 ( fee of river fron propery j on he Middleown side of he river. - - ; HEO. F. WHE,! Real Esae, Loans and nsurance, j PosoOlco Building, Red Bank, N. J. n iasg Mehod ome ia every mans ambiion o own propery. Some have heir ambiion saisfied some never do. Lack of success is duo o lack of money. Bu ho man who honesly wans o own propery of his own, who is indusrious and frugal, cdn readily do BO now. bough a rac of land a Eas Oceanic and have- laid i ou in building plos. ho locaion is oxcollon, boing near Soabrigh, and lio ground is level, will Boll his propery o desirable pooplo on paymons o Bui hoir convonionco, Won allow anyhing on ho propery lia^ will provo a nuisance. hin in an ideal way of gaining a homo in (in iuoal placa Sop in and BOO mo and wo will alk ho niaor over. FRANK McMAON, KAH OcieANic, Nivv JKUHKV., N. J, ^ %^^^ * f^&^ ^^^^WW^^W^^^y^^WW : 4 f f BOYS B. 0. E. SUS, $2, $2.50 AND $3. he- bes lo of boys suis ever offered a he price. Black, blue and mixed chevios, made ajid sewed as srongly as if he boys moher did i herself. Some of he suis are reinforced a he knees^nd sea. """ : FOR MEN AND BG BOYS.. We are selling an all wool black chevio sui, eiher single or double breased, a $6.50. ; f goodness of maerial and making go heir jus desers, he price of hese suis would be $16. :" : ; V HAS A CLOHNG SORE PRCES. We say $2 for our RELABLE derby and $3 for our HOWARD derby. has half a dollar less,han your regular haer would charge you. All he laes fall syles. M. M. DAVDSON, Broad Sree,, Red Bank, N. J. i Y % FRANCS WHE, Real Esae, Loans and nsurance. Office in R,. Smihs Building, FRON SREE, RED BANK.-N. J. FOR SALE. Over cme million dollars worh of choice propery ha would ro be in he marke were i no for he financial condiion of he counry. SPECAL OFFERS. Lo on Caherine sree, 00x160 fee, $325. hree houses on Willow sree, $750 each ; $100 cash. House and lo on rving sree, near Broad, lo 60x300, $8,500. wo houses on River sree, $1,000 each. House and lo; a Lile Silver, lo 60x200, $2,400 ; $500 cash. House and lo on Locus avenue, lo 75x270; price, $8,500. House and lo on Bridge avenue, lo 50x150, also barn, $1,000. Lo on Oakland sree, 50x150, $850. House and lo on Oakland sree, 45x150, $3,500. Four los on Beach sree, 70x385, $500 each. Four los on Beach sree, 52x410; $375 each. House and lo on Beach sree, prey place, near Broad sree, $2,800; 1,500 cash. Plo of ground on Beach sree, 150x128}, 500; $150 cash. HOUBB and lo on Beach sree, $1,800; near Broadsree. House on ower Hill avenue, Queen Ann, $2,000 ; half cash. House and lo on Pinard avenne, $1,500 ; $100 cash. Double house on Pinard avenue and fire los, 50xl28J, $3,200. House and lo on Eiver sree, lo 75x170, $1,100; erms easy. Oher propery on Rumson road and river, from $2,000 o $50,000. V. O LE. have 83 houses in Red Bank, 22 sill uniened. Changes will ake place. Now is he ime o arrange o ren. - MONEY O LOAN. have one sum of $4,500, which wish o pu ou in hree "pars a five per cen ne; one sum of $1,100; wo sums of $3,000 each and wo sums of $500. each. Firs bond and morgage. NSURANCE A LOWES RAES. Afer 5 P. M., a my residence on Riverlljank. f fv "WHE.»»»»»»»»»»» \A Guaraneed Roof % When pu on a Galvanized-Seel Roof guaranee i... ha means ha if he roof leaks any ime wihin five or en or fifeen years will sop ha leak wihou charging you anyhing.. v- / can cheerfully give his guaranee because a good Seel Roof pu on he way pu on all my Seel Roofs, will easily las half a cenury wihou repairs, if he bdld- ing iself lass ha long. Send your orders for Seel Roofs o DANEL H. COOK, lie Seel Roof Man, NON FALLS, NEW JERSEY. \;»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»< Noice of Elecion, O DECDE UPON A Sewer Sysem. An elecion in ho own of Rod Dank will w hold nra own Hall, Nonmouh Sree, uesday, Sepember 22d, 96 o duclilo upon a Bowor sysem fof lio own. ho wo proposed nynams oro known i>«llio JJrond rrigaion Jran nml he JlfM/niwiocil fieparallan anu Filraion lar. iio wond Moion plan will res, n (liocullnioui o Urn englnecra, $01,000. lncluillnu: ho sum o 15,000 forlio nurchnno o in rriaion flclil. hu rofi o mainaining ill* nyscm is mliimlcil n Jd.iKO pnr vr-nr, niilwllng neres on ho cos o llui plnn und (llaiml fluid. ho Mdclinncnl Hnparalon nml Flllralloii iilnn will nimi no rrigaion llold, hin plnn will nwl, n Urn ulimaa ol lio unmiuwre, $11,(K), ho iion (if mnlnumnnck, lnoliidlnx lnuin«on lio plnn, [u cilninihl liy lm nnglnmini n {Z.M, n flncli cafio io rlflod vlluonl will Haw no liorlvor. Kuoinjniiim will lioilnyolil(if unplciuimi adorn, nml will lx> o< ually iuil«fncury iimi n miliary poin of vlow. llnkon (or ouch BynUin of wmnro nil) bo found u ho polln. im polln will opoun 12 oclock, noon, nnd W u 7 oclock, r, M. A, O, AUHOK, own (nk. A MLLON BOOKS. Knrc, Curloiiri. Curren, N SOCK. ALMOS GVEN AWAY. Mlirnrln llmipllixl CUMM lian nl nny jiook Hrnxi n m Worhi. MKAK11CH AND OOH l)oi;i4. MAuuimi OA nr.ouiik rim. LECCA UROHER8, H DAnillKKHlKK, JM Vm Wm Of Oily )hll Vn>\. NKW "VOHK.nU." KHMH AK X W., Now yr Price Advanage. We nro saisfled wih a small margin of profi. Wo buy as low ns nnyono can buy, consequenly our cusorqera ge feed as low ns i cim he sold. P. HAWKNS, FLOUR, GRAN AND FEED, Brond Sree, Red Bunk, N. J. Noice o Delinquens. Fron Srcfc, Red Bank, N. J. Noico is horoby given o lio delinquen axpayors of hoanyhing Elecrical. ownship of Shrowsbury ha undor no circuinaancoa will lio f you wan your Horo or your homo wired fcrolcilr Unhid, yon wnioledrio belli paymon of ho coss and inoros on dolinquon xoh bo d ine loll you my iilm for (loliu ho work. pu n oicloclrlelmlln iu n wurklnn order. waived or abaed, bu delinquens will bo required o pay in full in all cmvn. By order of hoownuhip coninioo. do nil norn (i olerrkm work unl di> quickly, dimply nnd well. F. WEBERLNG, A. 0. HAKRSON,- wiliil iliruih onico, owrmhip Olork. KnnUi of.loin inrdnu, ilx-*>iiim>d. Nulled in liily KV lm lmuiiiiuninl llmmillmrilm, ciilinliilnuiilor do onln nuii wllli will nn lin«i«l u( mill ilroliwd, will m miillli«l nlil NDC il llinmimikoi) nml ri> mr n /orwillimin i,i\)m %x Winer s Coming! Look around your house and see if here isn some carpener work necessary o be done before winer sea in. A lile..workhere and. here will keep, ou he winer sorms and winer cold. f here is anyhing of$he sor,"send for me. don care if is.only a half-hourb work or a weeks work, wan o do i, and ll do he job righ. A..E. SMH, Fair Haven, New Jersey. ;.SPECAL SALEr. Upholseries 1 4HE!; HE HE, KH.i;,HE;BEE-HVE: sssmmiks A special sale on new Fall goods a prices marked o insure rapid selling. Bargains in Lace, Chenille and apesry CurainB.. Prices ha can no fail f please you, and a line of hese goodb o clioose from second o none n variey qnd qualiy. Noingham Lace Curains, hree yards long, well made, wih asy borders. Poin de Espri anil rose paern cenres, usual price. 68c., special sale price, per pair...:.-rr 68c. hree and a-half ynrds long, lull widh, double acion weave scroll, wih border and rish poin effecs, real valuo S1.75. special sale price, per pair $1.18 Scoch Lace Curains, n Brussels anil risn poin elecs, wih borders, open work and Poin do Espri ceners, value S2.48, special sale price, per pair An exra duo qualiy, in novel weaves, whose usual price runs from S3 o S3.SU, special sale price, per pair $.28 ambour Lace Curains, Full widn, 3W yards long, very nice, usual price, $3.118; special Bale price, per pair $2.68. ambour Lace Curains, fine Brussels ne, wide borders, usual price, $5.&a; special sale price, per pair. $3.08 ambour Lace Curains, exra fine Brussels ne, wih heavy bonier and illed cener, usual price, 87 o S7.&); special sale price, per pair. $4.80 rish Poin Lace Curains, Fine Brussels ne, open work bonier, usual price, SU.50; special salo price, per pair... $4.08 Anoher grade of be same curains, wih heavy bonier and opea work ia cener. hese are all rish poin lace. Usual price, $8; special solo price, per pair....$. 0 8 rish Poin Lace Curains, vory in, rich border, raised and open work, usual price, S&.50; Bpecfalsile price, perpalr.,$0,88 apesry Porieres, Sain Derby llnisb, overhrow border n op, assel fringe, 85 inches wide o pair, usual price, S3.75; special sale price, per pair. $2,28 Chenille Porieres, lovely dado rose paerns, self color effec, new syle fringe, usual price, 65.50; special Balo price, per pair,,,.,... $3 05 So Agens. JVo Branch Sores. Mall Orrfera Carefully Filial. L S.Plau& Co., Broad Sree, NEWARK, N.J. A Good Business ForjSale. A good cash bualnesa, locaed in ho hear of Red Bnnk, wih pracically no compeiion in is line, will bp sold iiup. ho ronnon for selling 1H bocaiwo he owner is engaged in oher business which akes nil liis ime. Only a small capial required. Apply o FRANCS WHE, FRON HKK,,KK) HANK, N.,r. N HULK O UAH OUKDloilH. " O HXKHlimH NOUK. Unroll. MHin, rannibirof Mark.. fniin, in riiwnl, liy miir (i Urn mirnwnu uf llmnnmiy u Moninoiii, linriiby Hlvm nolrn n llm whllnuui DHKU (wiiuml o brliikln linlr <lnlil«, ilmmiinl. uni ilixliiinnunlnnllmi i<m iil4iif nnlil lionxlun. mi- unil ur nnirunlliiii, wllliln nlnn nmnim fnmi lm rvvknvhkconh HAY (K Jll.v, MM, i lmy vlll luifjirivir lmin.il uf nily wlnii Uwrviir umliiiib ciiiir of lm nulliy (if Miinniuillli, mi Uuliifi llm «li mciilir.. nlllhlav, UB WKNV- NNH 1\V <l f HKl N-X. jl««l, OMA HOUAN. AUM K. MOUN. LHl*xl Alllin [(il, VW, A PPLEQAE & HOPE, OOUNSELLOES A LAW, BED BANK, M0NMOOH COUNY, NEW JESEY. JOHN g. APf LEGAE. FBED W. HOPE. DMUND "WLSON, - E COUNBELLOB A LAW. i (Successor o Nerlus & Wilson), BED BANK, N.J Offices: Pos-OmcE BOLDKG. X\ LLAM PNAED, COUNSELLOR A LA^W, Over Buons Bbvd Sore. BED BANK7N. /. AES SEEN, CO0NBELLOH A LAW. Noary Public ana Commissioner oj Deeds for Mew York. EAONOWN, N. J. ACOBSHUS, O AJCONBEB. Special aenion Riven o,sales of farm slock, farm implemens and oher personal propery.. P. O. Address, SHREWSBMiY, N.J. AMES WALSH, SEAM SAW ANDMOLDNG MLL,: ManufocererofSasb and Blinds. MECHANC 8BEE, RED BANK, N. J. HEO. F. WHE, REAL ESAE AND NSJBANCE. JUSCE OF HE PEACE. Hundrickson Block, BED BANK, N.J. Collecion of Bills a specialy. E. R, F. BOBDEN, D SUKGEON DENS. MUSC HALL BniLBNG, BED BANK, N. J. Paricular aenion given o he adminisraion of.!<, Anaesheics. E. J. D. HEOCKMORON, D. DENAl SURGEON. OFFCE:, No. 5 Broad Sree, Bed Bank, N. J. D R. WM. H. LA WES, JR. VEEKMABY BUEGEON> Graduae of American Veerinary College, N. Y. Residence, S Fron Sree, Bed Bank. D. CHANDLER, R, ABCHEC. Sous BulMlner, Opposie Globe Hoel, BED BANK, KEV JERSEY. M. L. SNEDEN, W CVL ENGNEER AND BCBVEYOB. No. Elverside Avenue, -P.O.Box61. EedBnnk.N.J. ^HOMAS DAVS, JR., -L NSDBANCE AND BEAL ESAE AGEN. FRON S., KED BANK, N. J. (P. O. Box JSU-l nsurunco placed in lio bea companies on mos ressomiwo erms. E S. SNYDEK, Esablished REAL ESAE, GENERAL NSUEANCE 4 LOANS Commissioner oi Deeds and Surveyor. Also DSUnnce Broker for. New York ajid Viciniy. ALiiCicHGHLANDS, N. J.- W S. KMBALL, M, B~ HOMCEOPAHS. Formerly of Eaonown nnd Monmouh Bcacb, now of Lnkewood, Can bo consuled beweon 8:00 nnd 0:00 A. jr., and 4:00 and 0:00 r. M., a ho PROSPEC HOUSE, BED BASK, N. J. W C. ARMSRONG, M. D. PHYSCAN AND SUBGE0N ODlcoiformerly occupied by Dr. nuonl. 18 Broad sree, Bed Bank, N. J. Cnn bo called by elephone any ime. elephone Globe Hoel. E. G. F. BARSDEN, D HOMOEOPAHC PHYSCAN AND SURGEON, FRON SREE, BED BANK, N. J C. RUSH, f. D., J HOJKEOPAHC PllBCiN AN1 SURGEON, 88 Wes Fron Sree.. Red Bank, N. J. AS. s. MCCAFFREY, DV. S, J VEERNARY SURGEON. Graduae of American Veerinary Collide, N. Y. Residence. rvinn Sree beween Broad Sree and Maple Aveaue, Red Bank, N. J. M. H. SEELEY, WNoary Public. POR MONMOUH, NEW JEBSEY. Soldiers Vouchers Prepared Bills ol Sale for Vessels. FRANK. LEN, ARCHEC, 94 Libery Sree, New York. Special aenion (o Moninouii Couay work. KS* Archiec for he Casino, he residences of A. B.Cooke, Ed.Jansennnd ohers n Alanic Highlands; nnl for he residence of F. C. Moore, Nave- nk Highlands. he Bed of nferences. ESABLSHED Red Bank Real Esae and nanrance Agency. 21 Broad Sree, Bed Bank. llgks placed n he Homo and oher llrs-cluss companies a Lowes Haes. P. O. BOX ALLARE S SON. HOME NSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK. OBa: No. 119 Broadway. Eighy-Firs Somi- Annunl Saememv January, 1W&. 0A8n ASSES.-...$0,853, ALLARE SON, AOKNS. COLLECON OFFCES. John KB, Jusice of he Peace and Police Jusice of Alanic Highlands, N. J. Collecion Depormen horoughly organized. wcny-flvo years experience. Careful aenion o business in every par of he couny or Sae. Noary Public.. B. PAEKBE, ELECRCAN. Wiring for Elecric Lighs. Baery, Marneio and Pneumaic Bells. elephones a Specialy. llronch Avenue, Red Unnk, N. J. P. O. Box 818. {S Esimaes lor Conracs on duplicaion. Your Somach DisressesYou of orealng fhoarymoal, and lio resul s a chronic ensoof ndigesion, Sour Somach, Hearburn, Dyepopsla, ora bilious aack, RPflNS ABULES lollhllvnni mill mi CU i/muini froma<isoroorc<lcon(ll[>nof lio Bomaoh. boyocpouly yoproi di follows ipjruso. DA nko liojilncoof mi Kolro luollelno ObcHlaiia should bo kep ior uso la ovury fain lly. c«, 50 CenN a box. A URilfH. or >y ninll. lulanb Cll/CMCA «Hruuuii B., NKW Yonr. N CHANCKHY OF NEW JKSEY. OM , Ol OKCUWUK. Mwrpu John niliml, Coni iliiliiiin, mid (rorirn \V. Hmlcy oml olinn. llrfiviliuilh. o Uuniml 1.. Hirlcy oml Hnrnli. 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4 HE RBD BAM REGSER. JOHN n. COOK. Edior and Proprieor. Road mprovemen. A leer from a member of he Run- Bon road associaion is published in HE EEGSEB his week. he leer ses forh he fac ha "he summer residens pay a large proporion of ho ownship axes, and while hey do no objec o paying heir share of he axes, hey are -desirous of receiving more reurns from, he ownship, paricularly in he maer of good roads. he leer says ha he JJumson Neck people would be willing o pay a special ax for he use of he roads, and suggess ha.buch a ax be levied. his canno be done. Before he consiuion of he sae was changed and special acs prohibied, a special law was enaced providing ha any road disric in Middleown ownship could double is road ax if such a provision were carrieda an elecion held by he voers of ha road disric, his law, however, appliesonly o Middleown ownship, and no o any oher ownship in he couny. As special laws can no longer be passed, he mode of relief suggesed by his corresponden canno be carried ou. he only manner in which addiional money can be raised is for he residens o conribue he money volunarily. his hey have done for a number of years pas, and heir conribuions added o he road money appropriaed by he ownship, has made he Rumson road one of he fines drives in lie enire counry. ho ownship commiee has made as ~iberarappfbpriaions"for"ho-rumbon- Neek disric as hey have for any road disric in he ownship. he money appropriaed o hib disric from he public funds has been sufficien o keep he roads in as good a condiion as ho res of he roads of ho ownship. For he ownship commiee o do more han his would no be fair o he res of ho ownship and would render he commiee liable o criicism. he roads of Shrewsbury ownship are becoming he bes in he couny of Mon, mouh. ^ Ouside of Bed Bank, vliyre he ownship commiee has no jurisdicion over he roads, no ownship has BO many miles of good roads as lrns Shrewsbury ownship. his is duo parly o he liberal appropriaions for roads voed by he people of he ownship, parly o he conribuions of people in various disrics who give heir aid when more han ordinary road improvemens are o be made in heir localiies, bu chiefly by he sysemaic and inelligen mehods adoped by he ownship commiee. Each year he ownship akes up a secion of road for special improvemen. n mos cases, people along he lino of he road, or hosewho use he roiid largely, conribue eiher in money or work o pu he road in good condiion. he hills are cu down, he hollows are filled up, he road bed is underdrained when necessary, he road is properly crowned, and a very heavy coa of he bes wearing gravel possible o bo obained is pu on. A road so consruced will his for en or weny years wih very lile expense for repairs, and will be in good condiion during all ha ime. is his mehod of looking nf er he roads of he ownship whichhas made he roads of Shrewsbury surpass hose of any oher par of he couny. he roadbed of he Rumson ron.i, which pu down many years ago, is now worn ou in places, and ho ownship commiee has decided o ake up his road for is nex special work. he cos of his improvemen will be upwards of $5,000. he par of he road which will be rebuil ii.much larger han he secion of road ordinarily aken up in ono year for special improvemen, bu i would no be wise o ake his road up in secions. While he cos of rebuilding hu road will ba considerable, a leas half of he cos, and perhaps more, will bo conribued by he Hiiuiinur residens of Ruinson Neck. n making jvn excepionally largo nppropriaion for\lie luinaon road he - commicu has aced wisely. he residens of ha par of ho ownship nre eniled o especial consideraion. hey are a class of peoplowho Hpoml heir money freely o improvo mid beauify he localiy. hey live here only 11 shor par of ho year, mid beyond he expendiure Hindu for he roads here in vory lile of he uxch spen for lmir benefi, im lowwhip cnimnico will bo upheld in giving fia localiy everyhing poinible in he way of good rondo which can be done wihou doing injusice o he reb of he ownship, WEDDNG BELLS.. 1-oirif h- lllllimih. Minn Muy Loweh, daugher of John jowehof Alanic Highlands wan married on Saurday o (irover Clmrliii "Williauui of in. Hume pluci-, im wedding wan aended only by Lli«nenr relaives and nimae fricndiiof he purlieu, Kiv, John C. Lord,, recor or All Bainu church a Locuul L Poin, Pi performed ho ciomony. y ho luidc mill ^rocim arc now n lliiliidel ihlii llildlhl on lielr l wedding oiu 1. Miiiu Marini Auliimiim nnd John K, Hco, boh <>r llniildenii (Joiner, weru married by Jusico,,. Child on Monday K. lvor Hoiiilrleliiion mill Clmrlrii Hiiillh nlovil up wih Hie couplu. Aram Uonnoa rial. ho lilul of Amixi Hinni, of Hi d Uiik police force, wan held wfon hn board of <:omiiilii»loneni a HD own lull) liin Wddnrmluy nigh, ho evidence wnii abou honnmq U him ulrendy been glvon in im HBOWKU, hu com- inliwlonnrji, ll aflnr ih iieurhig ill) i evidence, renurved bolr dwjlnlon, OWN ALK. here is apparenly a misundersanding bysome people in regard o he elecion WEDNESDAY. SEPEMBER 18, nex uesday on he sewer maer. Some people evidenly hink ha he quesion o be voed on is wheher or no he own shall be sewered. his quesion has been decided once in favor of sewers, and he only quesion now o be deermined is he mehod of sewage disposal. he engineers recommend eiher o"f wo sysems as being equally saisfacory from a saniary poin of view. One sysem coss $31,000, and $5,050 a year o maini. his sysem provides for he collecion of he sewage a a saion in Red Bank, and pumping i for reamen o a field wo or hree miles disan. he oher sysem coss $18,000, and $2,450 per year o mainain i. his sysem provides for he reamen of he sewage a he collecing saion. he engineers eay ha in neiher case will here be any odor, n each case he effluen, or perified liquid maer, flows ino he river. he commissioners concluded, as he wo sysems were believed by he engineers o be equally saisfacory, and as here was a difference of senimen as o which sysem should be adoped, o submi he quesion of disposal o he people of he own. # * Maine followed Vermon on Monday by giving a remendous majoriy for he Republican icke. his was expeced, and i now seems cerain ha Bryan wiil no ge he elecoral voes of any of he norheasern saes. he Maine elecion has encouraged he Republicans hronghou he counry, and McKinleys elecion in November is regarded as even more cerain han before, * # * he fac ha he Vermon Democras had a sraigh gold plaform while he Maine Democras had a silver plaform, and ha in boh saes ho Democras were uerly roued, shows ha he silver and gold senimen, in hose saes a leas, is no cuing much of a figure, and._ha._he_ chief-senimen. JvJiich sways he voers is a direc anagonism o he Democraic pary, Clevelands un-american policy in regard o he Sandwich slands and Cuba, his increase in he naional deb by nearly hree hundred millions of dollars, his complacen concei, ogeher wih he dire disress which he has brough upon he counry by he enforcemen of his ariff policy, have creaed a senimen agains he Democraic pary which was manifesed by he voe in Maine and Vermon, and which will be made sill more manifes in November. One hing which seems o have been overlooked in he campaign for he sennorinl nominaion on he Republican side, is he nearness which C. Asa Francis came o defea las year. Had he received nineeen voes less han he go ho would have been defeaed ; and while Francis had his very narrow margin o his credi, Governor Griggs had a majoriy in he couny of 361. he Democras are preparing o make a vigorous campaign, especially for he couny nominees,,on whom boh he gold and silver wings of he pary will he unied ; and i willbe a he bes a very doubful business.o nominae for senaor a man who ran so far behind his icke ag Francis did in 18U5. MR. MAGEES WAERMELON. lie was Having i for Sce<f, bu he Saved i One Day oo Long. Elwood Mageo of Morrisville had a very fine waermelon in his pach "his year which he was saving for seed. Mr. Jlagee wached he growh of he melon wih, grea ineres. So did wo young men. he oher,day Mr. Magee con eluded ha he melon was ripe enough, nnd he said he would pick i he nex day. weighed hen abou 45 pounds. ha nigh a young man who bad been making an evening call was reurning home raher lae when he saw wo dark objecs coming fronj he direcion of Mr, Magees melon pach, and carrying somehing heavy beween hem. he young man caugh up wih heni. he objecs sopped andsaid somehing o he young man. he young man smiled anil produced a knife. here were some "alls! and "ohs!" and Mr. Magees seed waermelon was gone. A Dew Red Bank Lodge. A lodge of he ndependen order of Foresers was organized in he Paerson & Spinning building on him-dny nigh. ho name of ho now lodge will be Cour lied Bunk. has abou weny charer members and he officers eleced were : Clilul ningor A. 0, Hurluy. Vics runger A.,; Davlson. Pna rnnifcr-ficorge Spinning. Cour Uiinij (Jeorgo H. LCVVH, Fnunclal fleerenry W. B. Lawrence. Recording BccreUiry Chiirles A. Minon. ruisurer- O. K. Dnvls. Chnpluln Duvlil Byron. Senior wowliniin (ioorku Cooper. Junior woodman Wesley Fallen. Konlnr bcdlo O.. LOWLH. Junior HHO -Ezra OHboni. lhjslelun J)r. J. E. Sayre. lcpnwniilvcs o lil ;l cour A, C. Hurley, A. L, Dnvi.son. his order pays a deah benefi of frou: if.ioo o $5,000 and-nlso pays nick benefis ^». A Sulcldo a Fnrmlngdalo. Frederick Conley of Freehold, nged abou 83 years, commied suicido by Hliooing himself in he bend wih a ro volvi-ru Fariningdille, Conloy and his wife had been separaed for abou six monhs on accoun of hib inemperae hahilh, i is alleged, and slio B been living wih bur faher, William J. Coroll, a Farniingdalo, Conley wen here o H her and Coroll would no allow him o do no. Conley won up il road abou fify yardn, ami, nfer panning Joseph ilon, o whom ho flppko pleahnnly, Klui liiuihclf ill ho righ empi nnd denil WH iihlananemih. Ho leave a widow and wo jmiall children. A Chargo or Aosiuil. Joneph Denne and Ooidon Uennel 1 were, in Joseph KuchelbnohH imloon on nigh hin weok, hey had been drink lug when hey wen lioro. Eiiohclbncl: refused o Hell horn anyhing uiul a din liiilmneii piimiiml, Enchclbaoh ried c pu hem ou of hln place, mid he Uon nelii wiiiil before Jimloo lorden nu mmln a complain iigulnn Miulbuul: for nhiiaul nml hnliry. When he. cam came up, ho llunniiii did no appear < neiih in! charge, nnd ho mailer wai aid over unil o-nigh. Camping Ou, C/linrliii H, ), Fiixwoll, a cleric in Mh on ivc 1/O,B druif nlore, iiiirunl on bin vn- (illinium Monday. Ho n camping ou u llio liind of HivlmmliiK river, mid li ixihiolii o remain hnni during bu wcel in lioihicu (liven nil HD nnwn lion n nolnor), no lim. Adv. Waler Emery Har. Waler Emery of Bed Bank sared or Long Branch las Wednesday nigh in bis bicycle. Near he Lile Silver saion he was run ino by anoher bicyclis and was hrown from bis wheel. His righ eye was injured and he was bruised abou he body. He came o led Bank on he iain and bad bis ounds dressed. Shorly aferward he jecame unconscious and did no regain jonsciousness for several hours, Proesing Agains Aucion Sales. A peiion is being circulaed a Asiiry Park asking he borough o prolbi aucion rooms. he merchans :laim ha heir business is injured by his class of dealers and for his reason hink ha hey should be suppressed. Re-Rening a Fire-House. he board of commissioners have rened he building now occupied by he Union hose company on Shrewsbury avenue for one year wih he privilege of renewing he lease. - WANED. A girl (or general housework. nquire a 23 Spring reo. Bed Bank. SEED WHEA. Fulsed seed whea for sale. Apply o H.P.Coniver,Uolmdel,"N. J. BCYCLE FOR SALE. A new 1SD0 up-o-dae ladys bicycle, (or $35, a Vardens Bner Marke. FOR REN wo pleasan fumlched fron rooms for ren, ppl; 83 Fron sree. Bed Bank. FOR SALE. Fan-bank Sandard Scales n good order. nquire esae A. 8. Parker, Red Bank, N. J. FOR REN. Aparmen on Main sree, Fair Haven, 37 monhy. mmediae possession. Wua. F. Durham, Red Bank, N. J. FOR SALE. Five Cheser whie pigs, seven weeks old. Leyl jipplncouruiddlcownrownbhip; - near Cenrar railroad bridge. HORSES BOARDED. Horses boarded during he fall and winer. Box Balls: For erms BDC references address Hbivard. Ely, Holmdel, N.J. PONY CAR FOR SALE. A pony car, seaing four, n very good condiion, will bo sold very reasonable. Blrdsall 4 Son, Moninouu sree, Red Bonk. RANED NURSE. An experienced nurse n all diseases. Fines recommendaions fronv leading physlciuna. Miss A. ngalls, Lncrof, N. J. DO YOU WAN WORK? A large number of people have secured employmen by nsering an ndvcrlsemen bls size n his column, a a cos of 25 cend. WANED. A young man waned, abou eigheen yenrs old, n a gnneml counry sore. Address, saing rofen- ;nce, Box 118, Holmdel, N- J. v SEED RYE. Excelsior Winer seed rye for sale; exra One Brain from HendersonV seed. 75 cens a bushel; Charles L). Corlies, Eaonown. EAM WANED. wan a eam of working horsps, chunky, abou i!» hunily. and weluhing ubou,2ou pounds apiece. ieerguslason, Lile Silver, N.J. FARM FOR SALE OR REN. A farm a Holmdel conaining abou 15 acres,.of. BOO ferile soil, will be sold cheap or will Defeaed.* Apply o Join). Henry Many, Holmdel, N. J. WASHNG AND RONNG. do washing nnd roning a home, eiher by iepiece or dozen, or by he vvosb. AH work wel " Mrs. M Bchanck, i!) Whie sree, Red Bank. Keypors Bes Resauran. People visiing Keyporcan ge a good, meal a Yancey Anderfions resauran. Good food ificl ;ood service. Caerer for paries, weddings, ec. WANED. A middle-aged woman wishes a siuaion as work- ng housekeeper n a widowers family. Willing o ako full charge. Address H, B., caro RKQSER olllec. COOD HOUSE FOR SALE. A good large house on Eas Fron sree. Large lo, 100J147 fee. Pleny of frui. Price 84,000; 82.C0O cash. Apply o Mm. John Russ, on ho promises. COAGE ON RVER BANK o le. en rooms, hardwood finish, saionary ubs, bah, gas, range, perfec furnace, open fireplaces. Desirable winer nnd summer. S. L. red- \vell,-5or"ord Place. i WNDMLL FOR SALE. A Manvel windmill, welve foo wheel, VX barrel ank. n complee running order. Price $75. For pnriculas address Mrs. Abram VaoBrun, Bay 10h sree, VanPel Manor, L.. O LE loupe pn. Hiversldn_aYiunifi o - from Ocobor 1s. Eiher furnished or unfurnished. Ken moderae o desirable pary. Apply o. W. Oleason, Riverside avenue, Bed Hunk. V PUBLC SALE; he Bubrerber will offer for sale a publlo vendue.on hursday, Sepember 17h, 96 A 1 oclock, p, M., ebarp, on no Dr. Robers [Farm, Holmdc, N. J., 1&e following goods, viz.: One Buggy Wagon, 1 one-seaed Blelffh, lo of Carpca.noiv Coal Sore, self-feeder;jback Walnu Exension able, Dining Boom Cialra, Parlor Sui* Ha Back, Pier Glass, Bedsead and lo of Bedding, lo of Crockery, Kichen Uensils, 4c. condiions on day of sale. - MAR1AWNA WYOKOJf. JACOB C. SHU8,.ABCONEEB. Aucion Sale of Household Goods., A.. Mrs. Von Kaengell (formerly Lam place) Across Hubbarde bridge, la posponed Unil hursday, Sep. 24h, 1896 A 2 OCLOCK, P. M. A good Square Piano. Fine Parlor Suie, Leaher Dining Room Sula, Lounges, Coucbes, Exension able, Bedroom Suis, Hair and Spring Maresses, Bedding, Large Mirrors, Manel Cabine, Picures, CurUilns, large Oil Bove, Fanoy ables, Carpes, Ac. hese foods will be he flnes ever sold a aucion. Also high grade ladles ami genlemens bicycles. erms made known on day of sale. -RED BANK- OPERA HOUSE. pf fair reamen, you are sure URNOU FOR SALE. have n lino urnou for sale; also a roing sallion nnd a good business mim Como and see of fresh goods, and you are sure me any morning or evening aer 5;30 oclock. F. A. Schulz, Souh sree, (led Bank. FOR SALE CHEAP. he fim caboa Allco C, ho winner of wo dra prizes in he Norh Shrewsbury YaehClub Regaas n UlU. Lengh 17 fee 11 nches, Call on or address V. D. Ponin, Lllo Silver, N. J. WANED. o lo a nicoly furnished houo o small fumlly of iidulla. Youni; man and boy will lioard ren ou, and make liberal arrangemens wih Rood paries. Address V. A. 8., Pos Ofllco Hox 189, Uoi Dank. VOCE OF SELEMEN. i- Esae- of Lavlnla Crawford, decoucd. Nolrols hereby given ha he accoun*-of lio subscriber, execuor of Bald deceased, will he audied and suied by ho HiurogaU), nnd repored for selemen o ho Orphnns Cour ef lie couny of Moninoull, on UKHDAY, HE F[ 8 DAY OF OC- OKH nex. OLBEB J. CKAVFOKD. llllml July Wh, 1B0O. JOHN W. EYLES, Manaeer. One week, commencing. Miss Rachael Renard, N REPEORE. ickes on sale a Minons drug sore. A Cosly Piano s no always beer. he Hardman is he mos cosly piano sold hereabous and i is unquesionably he bes; no because we say so, bu because many who have bough i of us say so, and because such is is. famous repuaion every where for near GO years.- When anybody eners a parlor and sees "Hardman" on he piano he a once knows you own,he bes here is, and even if is firs cos was more, i will cosless in he end. And all he ime hink of he saisfacion of having so fine an insrumen! Several used uprighs, 8125 o $160 cash. Squares $15 o hings You Are Sure of Here. ; We wan o be your grocer f you deal wih us you are sure of geing good groceriesa in Dr lowes 0 prices. All we wan ii a chance o prove hese hingi o you. Won you give us ha chance? SNYDER & CO. ADDON BLOCK, Broad Sree, Red Bnnlc, N. J, HO HEAHG. his sysem heas a building easier, quicker, and more hor oughly han any oher sysem.! requires less coal, less care, and i: devoid of danger of all kinds. mainains a more even emperaure and s no subjec o changes. will give -ou hun hours afer a fire goca ou. s advanages arc hundredfold, Sop in and ll gladly enumerae hem o you, aim pu in Seam and Ho MJr Heaers, uny nako ha you may wan. No muljcr wha sysem you have pi in, if you ge me o do he work you will be sure of having i don well. SHEE, OBrien, HE0 MRH, R J OP- HARDY ORNAMENAL REES and SHRUBS. A,HE NUBSERES OF he Love Company, LLE SLVER, N. J., hursday, Sepember 24h, 1896, -A 10:80 A. M.- he rees and shrubs o be sold are on leased ground, which mus be cleared by April 1s, 189.» he rees and shrubs include flowering rees, shade rees of various kinds, evergreens, nu rees, dwarf ornamenal plans, ec.. he rees and shrubs o be sold number 17,500. hey will be sold in small los of from 5 o 25, hus giving lo owners an opporuniy o buy shade rees and ornamenal plans^a aucion prices. he rees and shrubs can be lef in he ground a he nursery and shipped any ime before.hefirs, of nex April. Caalogues will be sen on applicaion. Refreshmens will be served on he grounds during he sale. WLLAM ELO, Aucioneer. Fall and Winer Wear. My sock of clohing for fall and winer wear has arrived. Good suis from $5 up. Fall overcoas, $5 up. Winer overcoas, $5 up. HAS AND NECKWEAR. All he newes and laes designs. Our $2 Derby is he bes made for he money. Oher Derbys as low as $1.50. A special value in 25-cen neckwear he laes shades and paerns. he bes ever sold for he money. CLOHER, j. KRQEL, HAER AND FURNSHER, G BROAD SREE, RED BANK, N. J. FoowearforSchool ime. nfixing he children up for school don neglec he proper foowear. Don neglec buying i here, because you can buy beer here han. he " Red Sar " Shoe for Girls. elsewhere. A nea appearing ghoe, made of good leaher, heavy sole, double uppers and guaraneed no o rip. f i does rip, bring i back and ge a new pnir. Childrens, $1. Misses, $1.25, "One Piece" Shoe for Boys. his shoe is cu in aucli a way ha i is all of ouo picco of leaher and has no seanib and consequenly can rip. Exra good leaher and oxra good mailing. (1.50 and $1.05. Oher boys alioes a %\ and $1*25. BERGENS, Broad Sree, Red Bank, N. J. Unusual Wines and Liquors. Our sore should no be confounded wih oher socalled "wholesale" sores found everywhere. We buy in large, really wholesale quaniies herefore cheaper and sell cheaper, We buy skillfully because a long experience makes reliable judgmen, A gaudy label or a much adverised brand does no deceive us as o qualiy. he sock includes all he usual called-for brands, and many unusual brands, maerials, and odds and ends peraining o lie business. New wines, new whiskeys, ciher in process of ageing; pars of casks of very old, so old as o be a rariy, and wonderfully fine, Anyhing from he cask may be ried before buying. W. A. FRENCH & CO., Puro Wlnoo nnd Liquors, Corner flroud nnd Fron Hrcoo, HUD DANK; N. J,

5 ; -. PERSONAL.. ^.: :.\\ Mrs. William A. Cole of Wallace sree has been visiing friends a AUenhurs. * Mr. and Mrs, Charles E, Nieman of Monmouh sree have gone o he Ca- HU8. ; Mifls Mamie Galloway of New York is viriing Mrs. A. J. Appleoa of Borden sree.. -. i Charles H. Ellis and George E. Moger of Porcheser, New York, were in own yeserday. Warren Smock of Red Bank has enered Colgae universiy a Colgae, NewYdrk., Edward S. Allaire sared o-day for New Kingson, New York, on a en dayb 1 business rip. Louia Y. Manning of Boson, a former residen of Bed Bank, is spending his vacaion in own. " x - < Mrs. Augusus Minon and her son Cheser of Washingon sree are visiing relaives a Paereon,.... Miss Annie Morford of Riverside aven- - uehasreurnedhomefronibuffalo, where she has been visiing friends. Miss Lizzie A. Deonard of New York ciy is visiing her-grandmoher, Mrs. J. S. Leonard of Broad sree. Rev.* and 1 Mrs. C. E. Hancock will leave Red Bank o-morrow for a shor visi o friends a Alanic Ciy. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rogers of Washingon "sree were recen guess of of Judson Conover of Maawan. Mrs. William H. Applegae of New York spen las week wih her faher, Daniel Errickson^of Fron sree. Miss Borden of Wes Freehold, who has been visiing her broher, Joseph Borden of Oakland sree, reurned home on Sunday.. Rober Hance, Jr., of Riverside avenue, has gone on a rip o S. Joseph, Missouri, where lie was employed a number of years., Miss Sara J. Hulahar <>f Farmingdale and Joseph H. Heigh of Allaire will be married in he Farmingdale Mehodis church nex Wednesday. Milford Allaire of New York, who has -been-spending-he... sumn>er_wih.. his aun," Mrs. M. L. Odell of Fron sree, reurned home on Friday. he banns of marimony were pub\ lished in S. Jamess church on Sunday.for Miss Delia Holian and FrankGK Morris, boh of Red Bank. David Riddle, baggage maser.a he railroad saion, is enjoying a weeks vacaion. Rufus Errickson has charge during Mr. Riddles absence. George H. Osrander of Newburg, New York, who has been employed a M. M. Davidsons branch sore a Asbury Park during he summer, has been ransferred o Mr. Davidsons Red Bank sore. John Ryan, a New York deecive, and Misses Mary Ryan and Miss Lorea Ryan, all of New York, were he Sunday guess of MM. Mary Ryan of Rumaon. Church Hews. Prophe Jones of Sunnyside, Virginia, who has been conducing revival meeings in he Calvary Bapis church, ended his labors on Friday nigh. A number of convers wero mudo and he convers were bapized ou Sunday. Prophe Jones, hree years before.he Johnsown flood, prophesied ha calamiy. He also prophesied he S. Louis /calamiy and now Bays ha a errible calamiy will happen in New York. He claims ha heso hings are revealed o,him in dreams. A Sunday-school rally will be held in Grace church on Sunday,Sepember27h. he exeroises will begin a half-pas wo oclock. Special music will be rendered and addresses will be made. A ea will be given a Mrs. J. A. Worhleys on Fron sree nex uesday afernoon, from wo unil five oclock, by he home missionary sociey of Grace church.. he hiry>sevenh annual convenion of ho Monmouh couny Sunday-school sociey will bo held in he Presbyerian church a Maawan on,hursday of nex week.. Rev. Charles E. Hill will fill he pulpi vin he morning a ho Firs Mehodis church an Sunday. Rev. James Bills of Hamilon will preach a nigii. he firs Mehodis church cleared $8 a he sociable held in he lecure room of he chnicli los Monday nigh. Rev. John Wagg of Oceanpor will preach a he Red Bank Mission on Sunday afernoon. Firemens Belief Officers. he firemens relief associaion of Red Bank held is annual meeing in he Navesink hook and ladder building las, Wednesday nigh. he officers eleced a he meeing were: Presiden William. Corllcs. Vicepreslden-C. S. Moun. Secreory Andrew R. Coleman. reasurer homas Davis, Jr. Andrew Coleman, homas Davis, Jr. and Parick Haoke were appoined delegaes o ho sae convenion, \v)iicl will mee a Cape May. he Rumson Road, o HE EDOR OF HE REGSER ; n ho ineresing aricle on his years assessmen in HE REGSER of Sepember 2d, i is shown ha our secion of he ownship bears abou wo-fiflis of he axaion, and while, he residons of ho Rumson road, mosly New Yorkors, cheerfully sand his ax, hey righly complain ha very lilo is givon o hem in reurn, and ha only a fow hundred dollars are appropriaed for ho caro of hoir road, willo ho residens, in order o keep i in proper repair, aro called upon overy year o Bubscribo $1,500 or $2,000. Now, i is woll known ha he beauy of ho Rumson rond, he woalli, oxponded here Mid ho care aken of i by ho rcsidonls, wih very lilo aid from ho owrmhlp, nialo i no only ho Hourcn of revonuo which i 1B, bu by is nracivonew), susained ufc lio expenso of ho propery owners hereon, f enhances ho valuo of propery hroughou And boyond ho preolnofl of ho own- Hhlp. Should wo no herefore) mori nioro oonuldernon? Would i bo oo.much o appropriae annually for our road (3,000 liiioiul of ho meager amoun now nasiriied? Wha would ho ho resul f, dliioourngod by negloo, wo wero " o KVO/OBO euro o our road und iii u- Xriialvonciiii diminished? Would no ho ofwhlp bo ilio sulforer / We cheerfully pay oir nxon, oa mvo jiuid; and would pronoun, f ieglulaon for he purpono can, be nooured, Uni n.npeolnl loom nnnodbiiion bo umdo o rnlso fundu for relaying in) roiul, for ncglco liiiu cuuiiod hu roiulhod o wonr ou, un lui icnon condlllou n (kplornhlo, huronliloiin equiably imnaiiiod would, 1 am iiuro, oluiorfully hour liu uldlloiin axaion. Homo fow migh oppuii) i,bu n majoriy would bo n fnvor of i, ~ By Klvlnif vlw hin hl«imbllully iniblldly you will ohlli ohllgu A lllcbdbn lchdbw O HUMHON OA), f New York, fqrfcmar 4h, WHO. All ho novfn, nil ho lino, n im, Adv. Boyi Commi Mischief. Buris Keeler and Clayon Sco, wo boya abou en yearsi old, were brough before Jusice Borden las week,, charged wih commiing malicious mischief a he Wes Red Bank mission. he parens of he boys were sen for, and afer hearing he facs in he case Jusice Borden dismissed hem wih a reprimand.. BBH8. BOWER. A OaKliure, on Monday, Sepember 7b, Mrs. Adam Bower, of a daugher. FELDS. A Bed Bask, on Monday, Sepember il), Mrs. Jonn Fields, of a daugher. GREEN. A Long Branch, on Monday, Sepember 7b, Mrs. HarryW. Green, of a son. HALON. A New York, on Monday, Sepember n, Mrf. homas Halon of Red Ban, of a son. JOHNSON. A Belford; on Sunday, Sepember Oo.Mre. John K. Johnson, of a SOD. MORON. A Mlddleown, on Monday, Bepemher 7h, Mrs. John Moron, ola daugher. AOHEMEN SCO.-A Bed Bank, on Monday, Sepember 14n, by Juslco H. J. Child. Miss Marha Acaenen and John 7. Sco; boh of Headdens Corner.... APPLEGAE LON.-A Bed Bank, on hursday, Augus 27h, by Rev. C. E. Hill. Miss Cora Applegae and Jesse 0. Uon, boh of R*d Bank. AUMACK DRAVLE. A New Monmouh. on Bnnday, Sepember 18b, by Rev. William V. Wilson, Miss Caharine E. Aumack and Richard Dravle, boh of Cenerrllle. BOOWE WAJJNG. A Maawan, on Saurday, Sepember 6h, by Rer. F. A. Slaer, Miss Julia F. Brower and David C. Walling, boh of Hlddlcown. BAQELY WES. A Long Branch, on Sunday, fiepember Oh, by Rer. H. R. Robinson, Miss Laura Bagely and Leo Wes, boh of Long Branch. CLAYON-HURLEY.-A ManasquaD, on Wednesday, Sepember Mb, by Re?. Percy perinchler. Miss Bosanna Clayon of Himasqunn and William H. Hurley of FarmiDgdale. OAMP-GRAVA. A Belmar, on Saurday, Sepember Bb, by Her. Charles Evere, MBB Lenom Camp of Belmar and ChorlesiB, Grava of Newark, CONOVER H0LSHAR. A Wes Farms, n Howoll ownship; on hursday, Sepember 8d, by Revi w. R. Wedderspoon, Miss Evelyn Conover and Barry Uulehur, boh of Wes Farms, DWYER BULER A Red Bank, on Monday, Sepember 7h, by Be7. James A. Reynolds, Miss Mary Dwyer and James Buler, boh of Red Bank. HOMAS ROXEY. A New Monmoub, on Sun day, Augus 10, by Rer. William V. Wilson. Mlsa J3elle..rhomasarid-Ban7 W..Eoiey,boli-Of_Har.r. mony, WLGC8 HOMAN. A Ocean Grove, on Wed ncsday, Sepember - Dili, - by - Eov. - A. J. Miller, Mini. Miss May Wilgus and Vandcrveer 8. Horn Uonan, bob of Ocean Grove. DEAHS. BENNE. A Ocean Grove, on Sunday, Sepember Wn, Mrs. Frank E. Benne, aged 40 years. FB.ANKLN.-A lnon Falls, on Sunday, Sepember 18Ui, Samuel B. Franklin, aged 34 years. GHOFF. A Asbury Park, on Wednesday, Sepember 0U), Mrs. Elizabeh H. Qroff, aged 60 years. HEEB.-A Marlboro, on Friday, Sepember 4n William H. Hejer, aged 08 years and 8 monhs. HDLSE. A urkey, on Wednesday, Sepember Oh, John Rulse, aged Ml years. KELLY. A SouhiEaonown. on Wednesday, Sepember Oh, Mariea, daugher of ho lae Wlliam Kelly. MLLER. A Mllhurs, on hursday, Sepember 3d, Leon, infan son o Howard Miller. MCLHEABN. A Long Branch, on Wednesday, Sepember Ou, Mary, wife o uonas uuearo aged 63 years. WALLNG. A Huzle, on Friday, Sepember llb, William A. \Yalling, oged 27 years and 9 monhs. WEBSER. A Long Branch, on Friday, Sepember lh, Charles Wobscr, aged 20 years. Dr. Deanes \ r Dyspepsia Are you-ou of V J r r sors? rjj Pills. MSSES CAU101N & CHAMBERLANS HOME SCHOOL FOR GRLS Riverside Avc, Red Bank, N. J., Opens Sepember 16h, 96. horough college preparaory course. Especial aenion given o Languages and Music, Primary and nermediae Classes. ermsfor day pupils per quarer: Primary $10.00 nermediae 12-M Acadonlc Music (wo lessons a week) Privae lessons given n Languages and Music. Millinery. Our fall sock of rimmed and unrimmed has, fancy feahers, velves, ribbons, and he novelies of he season will be ready for inspecion by hursday, Sepember, 17h, here will be no formal opening days, bu a cordial inviaion is exended o he ladies o call and see our new designs a heir convenience. Miss A. L: Morriss MLLNERY, COR. BROAD AND FKON SREES. Good Wives i Cheap. his does no mean cheap. pianos however. We are elling you abou some high.. grade insrumens ha have been rened only hree monhs and are as good : as new. ; Among hem are Webera, Fischers, Chickerings, and a dozen oher well known sandard makes. We can sell you a good insrumen for $150. Do no buy unil J, you see us.. Wrie for pariculars. R. A. USNG, ASBUBY PARK, N. J. "Buon, Buon Whos Wearing he Buon?" Have You Seen? Don Say "Ni!" BU VS ON SAURDAY. FALL SYLES. 27 Broad Sree, Bed Ban, N. J, he GoliSaMard AND Free Silver, he leading books on boh sides of he money quesion, can be bough a eley & Sons, RED BANK,. Fron and Broad Srees, NEW JERSEY. NEMO-NEMO-NEMO-VEiO-NEinO Sarling! Sure bu rue ha one-half he corse wearers o-day wear he and 98c. Nemo corses, whose mos conspicious feaure is ha hey are reenforced wih riple srips, herefore i prevens bones and seels from cuing hrough. SOLD BY JOSEPH SALZ. RED BANK, N. J. Are necessarily good housekeepers, and good housekeepers are hose who make he money for household expenses go aa far aa possible. One way of doing his is by buying groceries of us. "We have buil up a big grocery-business, bu we wan i o grow biggor ovory yojir, and i will. Our mehods can help bu win. Wo BO goods of saisfacory qualiy only and our prices nro "bedrock" alwnya r f you are no buying youv groceries of ua, you ough o. Exra Choice Coffee. Everybody enjoys good coffee. Wo sell Chase & Ban-.boras collco, he boa obainnblo anywhere hose who ry i once Bond for i again nnd, again. n fac, persona living a a duanco ake ho rouble o send o us for heir coffoo, and his BignilloH much, don you hink? SCKLES & CLAY, 2 Broad Sree, Red Bank, N. J. For he accommodaion of he ladiee, a waiing room has been provided, ichere hey may mee friends, res, wrie leers, ec. You. are cordially invied o me hese rooms a. any ime.. Reliable Rubber Boos WHE &KNAPP; he Peoples Shoe Sore..SCHOOL SHOES. Are scarce aricles. We have some which we can recommend as such. We ried hem wo years. before we said much, and every pair has worn well. We can refer would-be purchasers o a number of Fair Haven men who used^one pair las winer, where hey usually wear ou from, wo o hree pairs of ordinary boos. We have hem in all Syles, weighs and sizes. hey cos more han common boos, bu are worh much more. Ask o see hem. WHE &KNAPP, Broad-Sree, Red Bank, N. J. House Furnishing Goods, Carpes and Maings, Ho Weaher Comfors for he House Dear Cake Spoiled wih poor baking powder. f made wih Keysar Baking powder, i is always ligh, swee and fluffy. Sehroeders Drugs are Pure Drugs." OLD 3OL All summer lodg baa eea busy paining ho wnle akin of lio summer girls a dark Duo which smacks decided); of our Bre ancesors. However effecive and correc an may bo n summer s decidedly ou of place now. nsead of enhancing ho beauy of lio skin, dainy pary frocks only servo o show up lls arm clnrknem. Cream of Almonds will make he Skin Smooh, Sof anil Whie. PRCE 45 CENS. Schroeders Pharmacy,, BERGEN k MOMS, lorilro, Broad Sreo, Red Dnnk, N. J. Make Your Sore Comforable or Lawn, a Hendrickson & Applegaes, Fron Sree, Red Bank, N. J. By, lighing your soro wih cloorio ligh. s ohenper hnn gafl, fnd is cooler. You will ho ho gainer n ho end, for folks will fihop a ho coolob oorcn licno ho nighs. Drill)»» n posal ""i vr«will <«ll anil arrnniji) hinnn, ou). Now rabw for Honi nnd OFW lighing la nh ow i inn$lw Hrli(iiiiiiiii((!C lll.p N. JAUKDON, lronldoii. 1KlldY MAU, rwvniror. SHORE ELECRC CO., UED DANK, 1AUY ]. OMNM.K, Biwroary. FOR SALE. -NRW JER8RY. (1AU.1W, lahnkl, HllHrlllOllmU. A hnnilnoino gliuin punul nngoii, miluliln lor mlvcrlnliik or any Unli dollvry. Will Uku my raukinnlilo olfor, n> wnllurn no un fur. nquire of. nvknhon, uorpruo n«rho, SEED RYE. have on hand a choice lo of Rye suiable for eeed a 50 cens per bushel. Also Mye Feed a.. 8B cens per 1OOpounds Choice Mixed Hay $15.50 per on Prime imohy Hay : «. E. WHARF AVENUE, Pleasing Phoos. RED flank. Some people ake picures beer one way, ohers in anoher. has been our sudy o deermine in wha posiion a persons picure should be aken in order o make he picure pleasing. We have been successful and our success is aesed by he number of people who recommend heir friends o us., We have a show case wih some samples of our work in fron of our sudio.. Look a hem. DEHAR & LESON, 27 Broad Sree, Red Bank, N. J. DR. F. L. WRGH, Surgeon DenisH RED BANK, N. J. Broad Sree, opposie Bergens. A Very mporan Feaure Of Your Home is he Heaing. Wo know our business horoughly in his branch of work. for ho colobraod Woro agona ORRD FURNACE, nood for ia economy in ho conmunpion of fuol, milinfncory ronuui and durabiliy. All Bore of Heaing Apparauo pu in on approval. Wo aanumo all responsibiliy nnd our charged aro roasonablo. HE SANARY PLUMBNG CO., W. Jr. BROADBffBADOW, - -

6 Song Of be Cycle. bla B ho oy, beyond Aladdins aroamlny, ho lpagio wheol upon "wlioso hub is wound All roads, alhough hey reach he world around. Oer wesern plains or orien dosora gleam ag. : his la hofkoln from whinh each day unravoli Booh now delighs, Bach wiching fligh*), Bnoh Joys ) Of bounding blood, ol glad OBoape from nolss, Bnoh vonuresbogearlnb old Croflosa ravels. la ns f somo mighy neoromancer, A kings command, o ploaso his ladyi whim, nsillod sneli vlrud n a rubber rim And brough forh as MB riumphan answer, For whorcsoor s shining spokes nro fleeing Fair benefis spring upward from Us road, And eyes grow brigh and chooks all rosy red. Responsive o he hears ocsolo boaing. hus youh and ago, nlllio n hoalhfnl feeling, And man and maid who find holr pahs are ono Crown hla rare produo of our conury "run" And sing ho honlh, lio Joy, ho grace 01 wheollng,. -Charles S. Crandall n Youhs Companion. SPOLNG A &GilEME. ho crowd grow hicker ovory momen lllibocnmo almos lmpossiblo o move n ho ballroom. lin chariy on accouu of which lio enerainmen was being held was n popular ono. Somo grea ladles had aken ho hing up and n*do a suocoss. And as many of ho men and nearly nil he girls woro n fancy dress ho scena was sriking and brillian. Among ho Henriea Marias, ho Amy Robsars, Flora McDonalds and ohor chnracors ha flllcn he rooms one girls face ook my hear caplvo ho insan boheld,1k 8ho did no look rnoro han 17, hough she may have boon a yenr or wo older,._ fair, slender, wlh.sunliy,_hair and Lj njnllk_ whio comploxlorlsno was"drosscd o wproson ho snow imago of Hawhornos charming fanasy, and ho oharncor suied hor sylo of beauy admirably. Bho was pale as ho snow wreah ha crownqd hoi head, and sho soomod almos na fragile as he iololea ha woro hor only ornamons. ho girls beauy was indood romarknblo. People urned and looked a her as eho moved hero and here, and whenovo Bho sood sill sho was insnuly surrounded hyo Binall crowd of men eager o go holr names pu down on hor programme noiced, howovor, ha horo was a sad, absraced look n hor oyea Her hear was no in ho ballroom. n Bpio of all my offors failed o ge on nroducion o ho girl who had faaoljiaed mo. failed oven o learn hor nanio. Bu nono ho less had fallon n lovo wih her Ulo a fool had fullon in lovo wih a sranger a vision ha n nil likelihood should novor BOO again, ha would bo f oi mo ns fleeing and unsubsnnlnl ns he Snow Fnlry whom sho roprosoncl. horo was ono oher porson a lio ball who araced my aenion^ his was a all, durk man, wih a hiok, shor, blncl; benrd, n man considerably ovor ho middle heigh and evidenly possessing a srong will n8 well as a powerful body. More hnn onco his man approached ho Snow Fairy, and on each occasion sho Becmed o jnq o shrink from him as if sho in some way had cnuso o fear him. hoy were ovldonly conneced,,bu wha ho relaionship beween liom was could nob be BUO, for ho mnn scorned oo younf o ba hor faher. Surely, said o mysolf wih a jealous pang, surely ho canno bo hei lover. ho wholo ovenlng pesered my irlond n ho hopo of geing in somo indirec way an nroducion o ho girl who hud fascinaed mo, bu was quie unsuccessful. Onco hor oyoa mo mine. Wha sho road here do no know, bu eho suddenly urned nsldo, hor palo cheeks showing a eucldon glow of roso oolor. Vexed wih mysolf for muklng hor blush, urned away in ho opposie direcion, and ook caro no o approach BO near her again. ho ovonlug woro on, and i was ovlilon ha my ambiion was no o bo graified. Abou 3 oclock lof ho ballroom, nid, muffled in my hick ulser, wns making my way along a nlilo sreofc which led o ho main horoughfare- whero hnusome woro o bo found when heard a rush of flying foo behind mo. urned, mid licro close o mo sood he Snow Fairy, a whie opera cloak wrapping her from lieiul o foo and her swee, sad faco looking ou n me from wihin a hood of swansdown. sood and sared, oo much surprised o hink oro form a conjecure. "s horo a loerbox near?" nho gasped oub, for sho wns hruahlogs, ns much from exclomon, seomed o mo, as from he exerion of running. "Oh, please, please oll mo. Whoro shall look for one?" sho won on, wihou giving mo lmo o collec my houghs. " don know whoro lio neuros loei box is, " replied, "bu onn easily find ou. f you will nrus your loer o mo, will seo hii s posed." "No,"^"janh6 dnrouo rus i o any ono. Do ry o find ou for mo" ho words dl«d awny on hor llpa, foi Bho, as well as, had hoard ho naiso of somo ono running up o us, and ho nex momen lio mnn wih ho ehor, black henrd Kood ovor us. Rnge knoed ho volns on his forehend ill hoy Boomed o bo near bursing. lingo for HD spuco of wo scrnnds kep him speechless. During hobo wo BccnndB ho girl crep percepibly nearer o me, and somehing smooh, siff, hin, Jllcn «plwo of hick paseboard, wan prosscd ino my hand. 1 Bllppud i a onco no ho pooko of my uluur. "Wha nro you doing hero? 1 ho wild o ho girl in a one of mippruhxud fury, nnd before sho hiul liim o imswor ho urned Envagoly upon mo, How daro yim Hpoiik oinydauglierfii) doummlid, ndvanolng on me in f slow and linvilonlng niaimor, hud jiin lmo ohoo a mik of niuo supplicaion in ho glrlh eyes. Hhowanonreaing mo no o hilmy ln>r. "oally, sir," mild, wih na imioh coolniwh as could coninmml, "runlly, you mus pnrdon nui fur Maying lmyoii mnn a llln lend han roiihoniililo, Ono n permied o «[K«l o i» yomib lmly a i ball." "n he open BrwiP n hin ulnndoblnu mannyrf" "Wo www no in grail privacy, o ln> Hur), liul lnil migh ho ui-jod n inli,l K n- lon of honffmm," nnld, wih a iinillo. "You iilinll nu hoodwink mo, Wha -, won ha nho wui iinylnif o you whon caino up?" "f JlmvoliiHin fmluyof rmlnilliiorullun, lio fiiuu la inliki, iini nin irmly o imiiworfor 11, bu you (nniinloxpni mil o ri) Kn wlmunor (rlllm nmy liavn purmlor wynolf i wiy U> ho youni; ludy, whom (oar nmy no liuvn mi opporuniy of juoolliik nriiln. No ijniiliumui would H Klillly of moll «bliik, nor, nm mire, would you f you )in<1 bran n my i.liu-c, mv liy ho iniinv Aim Min hail nrhlovod my iiljjw hin Jed him o lm- Jlovolm licro had 1K>«KMK Moro UiMi n llluo foollnh fliraion )mlwi<m hn y(liiih«lni1y nnd inymilf. lu MNM hn (!lrl» linml, ucked d miiior liln nrin nm] iimrchod of "As for having an opporuniy of meeing her again will ake precious good care ha you don," he hrew a mo ovor his shoulder. Alas, here could bo Ule doupof ll And he leer? had no doub ha was a noo o hor lover. seemed jus a lile hard ha, anxious as was o sorvc her, his should ba. he paricular service required of ma A he firs pillar box came o ook ou ho missive she had given me. was hor programme for he evening, a dainy card, folded bookwise and secured a ho edges by a number of posage samps suck all around 11. was samped wih a penny samp and addressed n pencil Of course had no business o read ho address. knew ha well enough. was perhaps an ungonlomanly hing o do; bu, hen, my ouriosly was grealy excied. hoped ha he name ponoiled on he back of he prograramo migh be ha of a woman. Bu was disappoined. By he ligh of a gas lamp read: "mmediae. Arhur Bolllngham, Esq., Purnlvflls nn, Holborn, E. 0.". BolllnghamP BcUlngham? scorned o know ho nanio, For a minue or wo sood rying o romombor whom was had onco mo ha owned, bu n vain. Wha did i maer? ho nffalr was a on end. dropped ho qucor loer no he leor box and wen homo o my lodgings. A fow monhs lnbr was srolling along Oxford sree. heard my namo called ou, and looking up Baw Arhur Bollingham sanding boforo ma recognized him a onco a young engineer whom had mo onco in a counry inn on a we day in ho Lako disric. Wo lmd been capial friends for a week, nnd could no undersand how had forgoen 1 him whon had ried o romombor wha Bollinghani had known.. ; Wo greeed each ohor warmly, and ho would have mo go wih him o his chnrabors n Furnlvals nn and smoko a cigar wih him. "Bollinghnm, 1 1 said ns sood on his "Ul received a leer wrien ou a ball programme?" Hla oyca and mouh opened n puro OBoniflhmon. "Wha do you know abou.ha?" ho ojnculned., " ough no o havo known onyhlng abou, bu plcnd guily o having road ho address. posed ho programme o you ono nigh on my way homo from n ball." My friend sprang up nnd wrung my hand as 1( ho would wring off. "My dear follow," ho cried, " nm infiniely obliged o you or your ac nnd klndnosb on hn occasion. f you hnd no posed ha noo i would havo mean ruin o ma Maud old mo how nwf ully good you wero abou i." "Mnud? Do you moan" "Maud, my. Blsor lio girl who slipped ho noo no your hand." "s Bho your slsor?" "Cerainly sho s. s raher nn uncommon sory. Shall oll i o you?" "f you don mind. confess nm burning wih curiosiy." "ho foo s, hon, ha somo hrooyears ago my poor moher, who wns a widow, did wha urned ou o bo a vory foolish hing sho married again, nnd married wihou making proper inquiries. My sepfaher, Mr. Muddoek, urnod ou o bo a yory bad ogg. My moher los ho grenor par of her foruno when sho married him, nnd wo woro for n lmo pracically dependen on my mohers undo, an occonrlo old genlomnn, rnhoivfondof money, called Hodgkinsnn. "Maddook s neiher moro nor less han nn ndvonuror, nnd for a long lmo wns ho main business of lls llfo o exploi my greaucclo. A lns ho nearly succeeded. Maddock and somo friends of his go hold of a bi of land in Souh Africa, which hoy waned o soil ns a gold rnlno. don boliovo horo was nn ounco of gold on ho prcnilsos. Bu my gronunclo qnid hn ho would iniy i n he high figure hoy nsked for i if would go ou nnd see i. and sond him a privae ologram advising him ha ho gold wns horo n paying quaniies. "Of courao wns ready o go, nnd was o hnvo Killed he yory morning afor he nigh of ho hall ha you and Mnud aended. "Woll, Maud happoned o ho in ho conservaory naohed o ho ballroom whon flho overheard wo mon alking raher indiscreely. Sho wns sanding bohind some lloworlng shrubs nnd hoard ovory word hoy said: "he wo men were Mr. Maddock; and ono of his nssnolacs, and she hoard onoiigh o mnko hor undorsbind ha he hing was a fraud, and ha wns o bo mndo he means of holr swindling Undo Jonas on a largo scalp. boliovo ho plan w»b ha hoy should sond.a fnlso ologram o ho old man in my naino days boforo could ovon BOO ho proondod mlno. Ono hing know f ho hing had come off, Undo Jonas would novor have f orglvon mo. Ho would have bolloved o his dying day hn had been squared. You may imaglno wha n ano Maud wan in. Sho" ho door oponod and Maud horeell walked no ho room. soomed ha hor sepfaher had reaed hor so hnrshly on accoun of her having spoiled, hla sohemos ha Bho had boor forced o leavo lls OUEO and nko rofugc wih hor brohor. For Bomo lmo ho old man refused o xllovo ha lio renron Arhur gnvo foi nn going o Souh Africa was ho rue reason, bu in lmo he cumo round, nm boh broher imil fllhler aro now a gooi deal n his OUBO. go horo occasionally myself, which is no surprising, ns Maud nnd hnvo boon ongaged for lio las B woolen. Cassells Journal. ALL HE LAES NOVELES N Fall Dress Goods, Capes, a ADLEM&OLFS, Broad Sree, Red Barik, N. J. Burn Onion Sauce A dollcloiih condimen,linpurlnk lio rooked onion flavor o SlenliH, SlmvH, Soupy nnil UrnvioH. AppcnU nmannncously o he islc. DRECONS. lur nliiilm, ndil ii <>nnihm>nfnl l<> lin <1lnli Kinvy. for Kinvlcn, nclcl linnuh n prihliicc ii ilrh lirovvn color. \]m lniir.ii i<ho<>inixl n llm hlliliiii ill iihimmlnli for mi lomilh-lir<<f, luuluiii. iniulliy. rlo, H liicllyliliiiiniii ihiinnllvn nillminl iliirku, n. c. AZ/VUD a co., Shrcwnbllry, Now Jcrncy. ownship Gommieo Meoings. linlimniiif <iwmlil i<<iiiiiiillfiinohlirim»lmri liiwialil i will )>"ll rcuiiliir iniliiun niinii Hill on Miiiiiiiiiiilh nliii, Hi 1 lunik. N, J,, mi llm nr» mill blll Hiliinliiyi nl null inmili, lumi 41<> S r.m A. 0. KANON, ourn«lil i he SJck His haven of res, relief from pain and ha horribly, enervaing feeling ha robs he ody of srengh and desire o work, and makes i a heavy burden for he brain o, drag around. Clmmherlnins Old Cabine Bye Whiskey is he door o healh. will pu you in condiion o do good work o ge rich. Few weak men accomplish anyhing. here have been a few grea men who were weak andsick, bu how much greaer hey ;hey would have been had hey been Brong. We guaranee every-drop we sell o be pure o be a drop of srong healh, Lged 10 years $1.25 full quar. Wo have all oher leading brands, such as QpUlcn eilding, Guckonhelmer, Monrose, Monogram, lemvood, and no o say ha leas, he Old Hollywood Pure Jye WMshey, Brandies, Rums, ns; Ales, Porers )n fac, everyhing ha s li o drink. al " he king of onics " S.60 per dozen pins. J. J. ANONDES, Sore, 30 Fron Sree, near Broad Sree. RED BANK, N. J. A Large and Complee Line of elescopes, Lu?ick Boxes, Gripsacks, Chib Bags %nd Dress Cases pes received by Corlies, he Clohier, Red Bank, N.J. WHEELWRGH SHOP. lio friends o Squire. P. Snlffen will find blia a bis old business n Walshs building on Mecbanlo Sree, Ued Bank, N. J., where ho does all kinds- of Wagon Work. Now Farm Wagons, Harrows, Cars, Wheelbarrows, Ac, made o order, and Jobbing of all kinds nealy mil promply done. JAMBS WALSH, Proprieor. Machine Repairing.- do nil sors of big and lile machine repairing. have one of ho bes fied machine shops in his secion, and horoughly uni., dersnnd my business, do good bicycle repairing. C. C. SMOCK, Agen, HON SXniK, BB DANK, N. J. Near Souhorn Railroad. Frui ime! Now is. he annual picnic ime of frui eaers. his^s where he knowing ones come o ge heir frui. hey find [hey can.ge beer frui here han anywhere else.. You should come for he same reason. LOUS PRAE, NEX O R. F. WLBURS. - Broad Sree, Red Bank, N. J. Fel and Gravel Roofing. have pu on wool-fel roofs for he pas 20 years. hey have given perfec saisfacion. will guaranee Buch roofs for 25 years if hey are kef> coaed.my Cemen and Gum Coaing is he bes ha can be used on in and shingle roofs. give a 10-year warrany on all roofs hus coaed. oaly chlmnoyb ropalred, nnd orders for any work n my lino promply done. Prices ore reosonblo. j OGDEN McCLASKEY, P.O. Box 460. Red Bank, N.J WALL PAPERS HARRSONS 07 lrood Sree, nod Dank, N. 3. ARNOLD & WLSON, Manels, iling and Fireplaces; MARBLE AND SLAE WORK.. Bla-o 0?XD. NEW n U p* O Q Am quirk D MM lio ndviuiuifo <if poral irlnllni(. lio; arc llck MEN imiploy llm(unices(if 11 priner whorowork nhrfcii. lloy inilj lnimy, lin wo nro iilwnjn KUilJ fur mom, lor pored prlnln, nmino HE REGSER OPFOB. B- Plumbing, Seam and Gas Fiing i HAMARY UOllK A H No. 27 Fron Sree, Rod Bank, N. J Hea Don Worry Babies f mohers use our Baby comfors. Red, ichipg skin, chafing, and.pricking hea cured, by our Baby Powders. C.A., DRUGGSS, lo.3broad S., Red Bank, N.J. Amended Ordinance..mendmen o nn ordinance eniled "An ordinance RranlnK o he Alanic Highlands, K«d Bank and Long Branch Elecric Railway Company, a body corporae, organized and exising uaderandby virue o he laws of he sae of Kew Jersey, a locaion o( ne racks of be lino o s sree railway, and be poles and wires nsed n connecion Uicrewllj, upon and along and n andhrongh he public srees, avenues nnd oher public srees wihin he limis of he own of Red Bunk, in he couny of Hoomouujina sae of New Jersey, and permission o consruc, operae and mainain is sold railway herein, and also oher rlga and privileges inciden hereo," adoped April Mh, Be ordained by ho Board of Commissioners of lie own of Red Bank, in he coun; of Monmouh, lew Jersey, ha secion wo of an ordinance en- led "An ordinance graning o he Alanic Highids, Red Bank and LOOK Branch Elecric Railway mpauy, a body corporae, organized and exising indcr and by virue of ho laws of he sae o( New ersoy. a locaion of he racks of lio line of s railray, and he poles nnd wires used in connecion herewih upon 1 and along and n and hrough ho nibllc srees, avenues and oherpubllc places wihin he limis Of be own of lied Bank, in he couny of [omnouu and sae of New Jersey, and permission ) consruc, operae nad mainain s sold railway iercin,-and also-oher-rlgus-and.-prlvlleges incim hereo," be and ho same la hereby amended as o read as follows: 2. ha snld railway Bhall be consruced wih ngle rack, and lio necessary urnous or sidings indswichcs. ha ioraekson said public Brces, ivenues and puulo places hereinafer menioned hall bo locaed and laid n ho middle hereof, exsp a he inersecion of he aforesaid srees, vhoro he curves necessary n passing from ono of laid srees o.he oher shall be so locaed and laid ha ho angens shall be n he middle of he srees orcsald; and also excep n he Juncion of said fron nnd Broad srees, where ho ourves shall bo craed and laid eas o be founain ereced a ho nersccion of ho las-menioned srees, he an- :ens on said Fron and Broad srees o be n he aiddle hereof as aforesaid; and excep furher, here urnous or sidings are necessary, when hey lall be locaed and laid as hereinafer provided, lalso say, where urnous or sidings nro neccsiry, hey shall be so consruced and locaed as o 3rm nn equilaeral urnou or swich, he cener no of he racks of he urnous oi swiches o be He cener line of ho srees aforesaid whereon ho ime are consruced. ha he urnous or sidings ibail be locaed and consruced n ho following laccs on said srees, o wi: Onesluaed beween he righ of way of he New Yor and long Branch ullroad company and ho righ of way of he New lerecy Soulhera railroad compnny, on Monmouh irec; and one siuaed on Broad sree and a ho lorherly end hereof, and beween hclnersecioa of llroad and Fron srees nnd /a poin on Broad sree ono hundred nnd Ofy fee disan from ho inersecion of Broad and Fron srees; no siding or urnou shall occupy a space of more han one hunlred and fify fee. ha bo rails used n ho coniruclon of said railway upon ho public srees iforesaid sliall bo he seven-nch improved glrder- all, and shall he so laid ha^au op hereof shall be lush wih he surface of said menioned public recs. Ua from ho poin wnere he middle llnei if Honmoub sree nersecs he middle line of hrensbury avenue o he nersecion of Broad ilree wih From sree aforesaid, and on such por- ;ions of Fron sree and Wharf avenuo as aro low occupied by ho racks of sold.company, he said company shall (111 n.he roadbeds if such porions of salip srees occupied by.heir racks as aforesaid, from curb o curb, wih broken sone, o a deph o seven luches. he sone o be UBCd shall bo of a characer known as " rap rock." rap rock sone of he size known as hree inch shall be firs employed o a deph of five nches. Nex, rap rock Bone of he size known is wo inch sball be superimposed o hedeph of wo nches. ha he same Bhall be hen op dressed wih One aone, graded, and he wholo rolled o a smooh surface a d all refuse dir and maerials removed. ho wholo work when Dnblied shall conform o he grade now fixed, upon bo srees and [>ars of srees aforemenioned, by he prade map ) he own hereofore prepared by direcion of ho Board of Commissioners and now on die n heofflce >f he own Clerk. n pursuance of he spiri and leer of his clause of his ordinance, he racks of said company shall cross be righ cf way of ho New York and Long Branch Railway company and ho righ of way of ho oher seam railway companies a grade. ha n be consrucion of said railway and equipmen hereof, ho maerials employed and work done shall bo of he bes characer, ana shall be he duy of ho sold company o consruc he samo BO as no o mpede public ravel, and under he supervision of ho sold commissioners or heir duly appoined officers. ha he Enid railway and ho eniro roadbed, from curb o curb, shall bo consruced U9 herelnabcve provided, and so na no more han be lengh of one block on Monmouh sree shall be n process of consrucional any one ime, and no more han wo hundred and Uy fee (in llroad sree. Fron sree or Whnil avenue shall be in process of consrucion a any ono ime. ha fur ho purposes of such consrnclon bo space on Monmouh sree, beween Bhrewsbury avenue and Wes sree, shall bo considered ono blocki. provided, however, ha ha porion o such Bpaco beween ho racks of be New York and Long Branch railroad and he New Jersey Souhern railroad shall no be required o be compleed unil bo sold company shall have consrucedla erasing over sold railroads n he manner direced by ho chancellor of be sao of New Jersey n bis decision died Augus ffili, he space on sold sree beween wes sree and Haple avenuo one block, and from Maple avenuo on said sree o Broad srec one block. ha i shall also be ho duy of said company o resore be surface of all srees and cross walks disurbed by bo laying of said rack! o heir former condiion, and o keep ho wholo road from curb o curb, n good repair, ais own expense, a all imes. la case o he failure o sold company o keep such porions of ho said srees n good repair and passable condiion a s own cxwnso, as aforesaid, ho commissioners may, by holr roper ofllcors, cause such porions o said srees o bo repaired and resored, and cbargo ho oxponso hereof o and collec ho samo from ho said roll way company. And bo i ordalnod ha secion 14 of said oral nance bo and lo) same s hereby amended o roac as follows:. hn said racks.shall bo laid and ho railway.n operaion, i>nd ho said srees macadamised as hereinbefore provided, on or before he firs day of December, olkhuwn hundred and nlncy-sli, unless legal obsrucions irovon. And bo ordained ha secion 10 of said onll nance bo, and bo saino is hereby amended so as o rend na follows:. ha before proceeding wih bo consrucio of mill railway, and on or beforo ho -weny-second day, of July, A. )., eigheen Hundred and niney. Hix; eaid company Bhall deposi wih lio Board of Commissioners of hn own of Red Bank, ho sum o en housand dollars n cash, o bo held- by nnld Commissioners ns securiy nnd a guaranee o h duo f uldllmon on in) par o said company of all h obligaions and condiuniu which in any way nnpwnlnn o ho consrucion nnd compleion of h( work coneinplauid and provided for in hla crllniiiicii, n cusoof hefalluro of said compnnk faihfully nnd subsanially comply wih all lio w llaalous and condiions mposed by hin ordinance nccordlnu o ho rao spiri nnd loor hcroof, no d lio consrucion nnd compleion of mich wnrk n«cijiiumplnuvl by his onllnancnnnd required of Rail company uimn ha roadbed of llm nroola and nl limi) hereof liorcoforo fully described n ills or rlimnw, hon nnd n Hin wen upon hiry dajr no! or such dofnid duly served upon Mid coin nniiy and of s luonlon no o do, ho Knld commls HOMH nmy, by hrlr Own iraonannd MrMinfl,ifflii pino and flnlsli nil Urn work nlornwll required l>: ill! ordlnancu n bo ilonn by iiilil conipnny n am upon ho ruuduml nnd nil iiurn Unroof of lio (rcn licrnlnlkifoio iiiinloiiwl, and charge ho oiponflc of micli work «nnli«lin fund o Km liouwiiiil dollars no (leikuluil on nfcinbiild. n wio mild com ibiiiy Umll fnlhfully and nulisnuliilly onmiilv will nil lm Dbllunlonn nnd 11K MHHHV by ill ordlnimm, nnd iwmnlliik <> bo mm niilrl and inli: iniof. wiilfli unny wny ni> i<)inlun o io win«ni i Mon niul lomjiuiiiiiof lm work couoinplnix) nm iirovldixl for n lila onllnanm, limn nnd n lm nvon ho null KmiiMlmilmiiffl ilmll rufunil i) Hi iniihir olnrair nr omcoii of ho wild onmiwuy li mini li on hdiinaiiil dnllnra UHWUH an nforvulil imivldihl (mid roninuny nlmll nix Din wih ho <<lw nl mild llimnl of omnlimloiwn n bond ilnmn lio mini (if un lkiumiul ildlliini wih (wuirly U (illli)l«i«ilinivcil lijuuld Hoard of (Viiliinlnilonci wliinli will ihnu nlinll H coiidlliiiioil for llm fnilli ful pnfiinnniicii of nil Mm obligaion!) mid Mind ldiin iliilxmod <iy liln ui-dlminm. Unld xind nlml xi drnwil for lio porlixl ol nun yimr, ami n lm in iiiralon of nnlii yonriuiil niiiniiiujf lkhinfuiiliii: nlii wllli lio/uilil (lurk of «nlil lonnl a hnul ilrnwi in» nlmllnrnmuu wih Him WKiurllcii nnd for lk hin., mill coulblnliw M unmo wnullloli«. _^JH J " _ wagons. We have over. 800 wagons of all descripions in our sock. Wo Lave evey bind.of vehicle, from Le fancy rap o he cheapeslbusiness wagon. Our leader is he Corland Manufacuringcompanya "Special" buggy, No olieijjrm in he couny offers such a variey o Belec from, and no oher firm can mach our prices.. Oar Blue Ribbon Harness a $18 is he bes made for he money. We make all our own harness malo i righ and sell i;righ. Birdsall & Son, Successors o Goivilv Si Picher, MONMOUH SREE., RED BANK. k, (i. JUimmof, own <!M«. George Ehrejs \ Lager.is undeniably 1 he BES.BEER made in his coun-.ry.- bole his brand.only, and will, deliver i.free on receip of order. Hoels also supplied.. All; orders promply.filled when lef wih..sickles & Clay. OLVER G. AYERS, 44 Mechanic S., ED BANK, NEW JERSEY; e o R. HANGE, " Woolesale and Reail Dealer n HAY, SRAW, GRAN. FLOUR, FEED, POULRY SUPPLES, EC. We are handling a large quaniy, of Marlboro and Holmdel Hay : of he very bes qualiy. MONMOUH SREE, Adjoining own Hall, Red Bank. A Bakery A Your Door. Freah bread, cake, rolls and pies, made, wih he bes maerials and he bes baking, delivered free a your door. J. W. CHLD, BROAD SREE, RED BANK, CGAR ADVCE. No maer wha your ase may be in cigars we have somehing ha will please ha ase., M. Pach & Son. COAL AND WOOD. W. B. LAWRENCE, " Dcnlor n Coal «nd Wood. : ALSO F1SED, COHN, OAS, AY AND BOAW. Vppor Lolilgh nnd all ho Flra-Caai Coals a xiwra lrlcon. Wlion coal l«pnrohnbcd liy lio carload ho bouoq a long ons, WO pound, s given; Yxnni Cor, Vron and Wo Bo., nod H»nk, N. J. Closing Ou. Ladies Shir Waisa and olior flummor goods a pricos grealy., roducod. N. j. WLSON, Dry Goods, Noions and Hosiery. lmoa) HlllK, 11K) HANK, N. J. Moolngs of hojoard of. loaif lmlrrkulnnnmliiknnl lm OF 8HU2WU- BHU Null n 10AHD OK uuny wbhu Will x mlil nn lin fln nnd hird HBliirdnji ol nml; monh, n OonimlMlonini Hull, od omik. N,},, li (DurdVlork, i\ u, A. o. HAnMK«orr,

7 HE ELECON BOARDS. Officers Appoined o Conduc he Elecion. he couny, board of elecion has appoined he elecion - officers in he various elecion disrics of Monmouh couny. he changes made are.copijwraively fev, mos of he old officers being reappoined.- he: officers appoined are:»» * ALANC owsanrp. SenuUlcam. Democras. Edward aylor, John R. Dubola, Edward F. aylor, Henry H. Mahews., EAO.NOWN OWNSHP. : Firs Disric. Charles Oorlles, J. Lee VanScholcK,. E. Buyler, Joseph L. Dangler.., Second Disric. Monroe V. Poole. Douglas Riddle,, William V. Clayon, Frederick A.Beale.. FJ HOLD OFNSHlPi Firs Disric. -.. Frank Dcno, Wllllam"H, Davis, Charles L. Hhephenl, Clarence Lile. Second Disric. - JohnH. Donlso, JohnM. Voorhees, Qeorgo 0. Hulci, George B 1. Ward. hird Disre. Anhony Deedmeyer, James J. Pel, CBarloa. Golden, James Kearns. HOWKUOWMSUP. Easern Disric. Wm. B. Goodonough, Graniln VanNoe,. Roderick Sickles,. Henry Garrison. Wesern Disric. John E. Barkalow, Chrisian L. Berge, Evere Mahews,. Samuel Hall.. EOUDEL 0WB6BP, Wm. W.aylor, John H. WUey, Charles P. Conover, Edgar Scnanck. HAKA.APAH OWHBBP. John 0. VanDorP, W. Denlse Herber, B. DeyConover. Horroy H. YandBrveer. MAAWAN OWNSHP..... Firs Disric. Myron E. Slaer, James VanBrackle, Ausin Held,. John D. vlns. Scond Disric.- Henry Arrowsmlh, Luke W. fioddord, Edward Smih, saao W. Bedo. MDDLKOWM OWNSHP.., Firs, William Disric. hompson, Richard Luburrow, Abraham Sou. John F. SwackaQmer, SewmJ Disric. John jrebnard7 "WiaiaafBiSSSe]; Alber Sickles,. Michael Despreaux. hird Disric. Charles A. Bmlh, Geomo Morris,. George 0. Henry, Eober G. Poole. Fourh Disric.! Alonzo Hnnl, : James McDunna, George Smih, W. hompson Lile. Fifh Disric. John B. Swan, - Wilson Sryer, johndowd, Aichle Qaackonbufih. MUBONK OWNBHP. homas C. Brien, James McKnlgh, John Chamberlain, Douglas Woodward. UBLBOBOOOSHP. O.C.Herber, Charles H. Millspaugh, S. P. luyser, William G. Wyckoff. MEPDNE OWNSHP. Firs Disric. Jesse Ormerod, Jesse Clayon, George D. Coward, Cornelius Lander. Second Disric.. D. D. Peek, David Hule, Henry Shrovo, John VanCleaf. hird Disric. Alan Fay, Cyrus 1. Low, Lemuel Buil, John W. Barkalow.,. Fourh Disric. Harry Jose, -- Peer Ban, Joseph Harris. John Labasa,, Fifh Disric. W. P. Wnlo, Alexander Mullen, Benjamin Benne, Fred Mooy. OCBAN 0WN8HP. > Firs DWrlcl. A. D. VanDorn, HonryGugel, Charles E. Dennis, George Fordham. Second Disric. Joalah A. SraoD, homas Cook, Joaepb. 0. ruax, Whiney. Cook. <- hird Disric. William Flee; Edw. E. aber, Alonzo D. Bherman, John P. Lane... Fourh Disric. W.W. Whie, EllsbaPrice, William E. MegUl, William N. Moun Fifh Disric. John. A. Howland, J. revonlan Emmons, A. aylor ruai, Clarence G.. VanNoe. l ; Sixh Disric. Jamos. Woolloy, James F. Murray, Edward BeynolaX James Dunn. faman OWKSniP. Kni Disric. William E. Bedle, Richard Whie, Saxon Anderson, James ffallng. 8. P. Dey, Second Disric. Oscar Sanhope, -. Charles F.ule, John Ausbro. SllBWaBOBY OWNSHP. Easern Disric. V.X. Ligler, Georffo HendriVkson, Jr., W;H. Smlli, DoWH Sco. Middle Disric. John. eley, homas Hooney, John Lloyd, Qeorgo A. Longsree..Wesern Dnric. Waler Noble, Charles. Borden, Gilber Ciawford, William H. Dugan. Wis Red Bank Disric. A. L. McQueen, James Norman, V. h. Vavw, John Bhecban. Souhern Disric. Benjamin King, John Borden, John rnllonl, Charles Wailing. CPPER l.eenold. Firs D.rlc. William Cox, William N. Bryan, James Barkalow, Wm. Henry Hendrlckson, Second Disric. Charles Caffery, Wm. H. Cubberly, Edward, Bills, George n. Field. WALL OWKSHP. Firs Disric. E. A. Scismii, Roderick Allgor, J. 0, F. Kcelcr, Daniel Conklin, Jr. Second Disric. W. A. N. Noron, William F. Leferson, Joseph L. Allen, Jackson Shcbla. Bclmar Borouyh. Jonl) ius, Abraham Floldcr, Samuol L. Gllllu, K. S. uciilubon. Manasqian Borough. W. B. Moore, William 11. Balloy, homas Qibbcr, Sovcral Accldons, William. Conover.., Johnson of Mnnunquan wan ericken wih hear failure lnn week and fell o ho sldowalk in an unconscious condiion. He recovered shorly aferward. A horse hiolied o ho milk wagon of Honry Murks an away a Long Branch on Friday and upse ho wagon, BpiUlng he milk ovor ho sree. Mian Oumiio Jonnlnga of Key por fell from hor bloyolo lno wcok and injured her lneo so badly ha ulio lma o UHO cruches. Harold Woolloy collided wih a wngon a Manasqunn on uesday of liw week wliila riding a bloyolo. Jlo wan badly brained. Oliarlcs onrco fell from uhcnolda Kanaequan abou on duyn ago and won badly njured inernally, Gladys Magco of Vannnquan full on a nono walk and broke hor righ arm on Maudiy of laiifc week, A Homo lronka a Man a Arm. John W. Erriclnon of Freehold hrolo hlii arm luu wunl, Jl» WU gollir OHO foud ou of u box in ho uablo vrhon ha horno pimhnd ld nonu up;iilnii lio lid of hu box, knnokhip; i down and broallug Mr, Krrlchuouu arm, hes iw niuul li ho way n ilory n old an n ho aory kiilf, un Hmiliiiil Ulln all huro in o (oil mid UiHn Adv. ELMER E. GARNSEyS WORK. Xow Employed in Decoraing he Congressional Library. Elmer B. Garrlsey,- a naive of Red Bank, is winning laurels as an inerior decoraor. He lef Bed Bank abou fifeen years ago, and since ha ime he has devoed his enire ime o decoraing. He lias been engaged on many imporan pieces of decoraing done in lia Unied Saes since ha ime. He was a Chicago for over a year decoraing he Worlds fair buildings, where he did more work han any oher American aris. He received a-medal from he official board of he fair in recogniion of his services, Afer he compleion of his work a Ccipago he wen o Boson, where ho hadenire charge of he inerior color decoraions in he public library a ha place. From Boson he wen o New York and decoraed he banque hall of he Universiy club. Oher places of which Mr. Garnsey had charge were he. puhlio libraries a Naugauok, Conn., and Hopkinon, Mass., and Carnegie hall and Musio hall a Pisburg. n he summer of 1894 he wen abroad and spen four monhb sudying decoraive worlk in aly, Swizerland and France. He is a presen engaged on he new congressional library a Washingon. He began work here in he spring of las year and he expecs o complee i his fall. Married Sixy-hree ears. Mr. and Mrs, William Eiddle of Farmingdale celebraed he si^y-hird anniversary of heir marriage las nigh. Jfr. Eiddle was 21 years old on he day he was married, and he also celebraed his eighy-fourh birhday yeserday. Mrs. Riddle is wo yeara younger han her husband. Boh are well preserved and Mr, Riddle does considerable work, Heypors High axes, he ax rae in Earian ownship his year is $15.67 on a housand. his is $2.78 higher han las year. n he own-of-keypor-he-rae-will-be-considerably higher. yphoid Fever a Allenown. James Horn, Mrs. James Duffy, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sanhope and Joseph Haversraw of Allenown ore sick wih yphoid fever. Do no be deceived by nfringemens of name, package or cjgare< HE ONLY GENUNE Swee Gapoial p gcigarees Bear he lac similefilgnauroof filgnuro of on he package and en e*cb cigaree. AKE NONE WHOU. Baldness is a disease. Nohing will cure i. Schroeders Hair onic will preven i. We guaranee i. 50 cens a bole, a Schroeders Pharmacy. Popular Marke s easily known by he appearance of he housekeeper who visis i, and while we number among our parons all classes, i is no idle boas /ha we are also paronized by some of Red Banks leading ciizens. And we are also jusly proud of rie fac ha a rial order always insures us a new cusomer, he chief reason being ha we *" sudy o please" f you are no suied where you are now dealing, send an order o H. ROBNSON, Enerprise Marke, Opposie Cenral Hoel. Examine Our Bargains -K- Boysand Childrens Clohing -FOR- School Wear, he,values will surprise you. A. LUDLOW, LUDLOW HALL, 22 Broad Sree, Eed Bg,nk. Oil and Gasoline Soves A Cos. All our oil and gasoline soves will be sold,a cos in order o close hem ou. S. SABAH, Fron Sree,". Red Bank. Mid-Summer Special Sale CARRAGES, AND HARNESS. _ We are offering our enire sock of Carriages and Harness a a big reducion, and if in wan of anyhing in our line you canno afford o miss his chance. his is only a few of he many good hings: Full Rubber op Buggies, $65 ; now $45. Runabou Wagons, $100; now $75. Exension op Surreys, double fenders, $150 ; now $115. Business Wagons, from $40 o $100. wo-seaed Combinaion raps, folding up o make one or wo seas, $90 up. Single Buckboards, $100; now $65, Spindle Wagons, $05 ; now $50. Eigh-passenger Wagoneo, $250 ; now $170. Buggy Harness, $12 ; now $8. Double Harness, $30 ; now $20. Farm Double Harness, $22 ; wih collars. Single Farm Wagons, now, wih seel axles, $35. Double Farm Wagons, now, wih seel axles, $00, he following Second-Hand Wagons, in Firs-Class Order. Ono Gu Under Surrey, our malco, uaej only ow imes; price, polo and almfs), $175. End-sprlnR Surroy, lcahor op, cos 4100, used only low lmea j prico, $130, Cbrlolc, in flrs-cliw) order, nil dono ovor; prico, $100. wo Dopo "WuKona, (1 lugglea, from ijilo o f0. Bnbcocfc breo-quarer Buggy, good ns now, cos $220; prico, $100. * Ono Jaggcr WORO, ) Curb, «o., &o. > JOHN W. MOUN BRO., BED BANK, N. J. r!our Repuaion as Caerers! GOOD HCOAUHH WH HAVB J B mwh BlhVmi, FNK LXNim, lnisnol <mina, 5. OOOJf) COOKS, OUJQNQ WAKllB, AS HOAS YOUD LKE O HAVE. ha^yjill be he condiion of your house if you pu in a HACHER, HO-AR HEAER. Were expers on he hea business. We employ only exper workmen, and assure you of saisfacion. HE SANARY PLUMBNG CO. F-OW, Fron Sree, near Souhern Railroad Crossing. Red Bank Slae and Meal Roofing Co. SLAE HOOFNG, N ROOFNG, CORRUGAED RON ROOFNG, FEL ROOFNG. PAEN MEAL SHNGLE ROOFNG. All Repairs and. Jobbing Work Promply and Well Done. Rnngcs, Fiirnncc, Ho Air and Seam Heaing. Slae Hearhs, Lfnclk and Caps. his firm is conrolled by pracical and responsible men. AU work is done promply and guaraneed and sricly in accordance wih agreemen. Our prices are as low as ho work can be dono for o pay our hones debs, Uvo and make a reasonable profi. SORE : Near Now York and Long Branch Railroad Saion. PKORP AENON O HA.L OHDEB8. FRANK VANDORN, - - Manager. Cold Orange Breeze, Frigid Siberian Sherbe, Bes ce Cream Soda, -A- COOPER & SNEDENS, APOHECARES, Corner Broad and Whie Srees, Red Bank. SHERDAN HOEL. RED BANKS FAVORE SPORNG RESOR Fron Sree, app. Broad Sou, Rod Bank, N. J. GOOD ROOMS, :< " A WEUiSOCKUD UK, MlOHED AND DOMESC C0AH8,,UOOD lllixw. Wlicclmcii Accommodaed Any Hour of he Hay or Nlirli. roo Ulcyclc l<nck» for yinllni Wlicclmcii. A Flm-Olnm liimcli (Jumior n mmnwwljivjb llm Hoel, D innnld (mi) M hml wihou flnni l«mnoniuln nnil lliorlilin llodn»n) ninffilnllcn wih iw, limy nni Um uiim coollnii anil rcfomiiliik Orluk wumumm am um. "VEW YORK AND LONG BRANCH J-N KALUOAD. Salous n New York: Cenral R.. of Kew Jersey, foo of Libery Sree; Pennsylvania.., foo o Corand sree and Dsbroascs Snw. Commencing Sepember 8h, BAN8 FOB BE> BANK. Leave New York?la Cenral K. B. of Si J., foo of Libery sree, 43d, 830,1130* a. m.; 1 SO, S30*,<«), <30»,445*, fi 30*, 0 S p. m. SundayB, 0 00 a: n.: 400 p. m. VU P. n. U., foiof Corland and Deslrosocs srees, 7<0, 010, 1000* a. m.j 1210, Z 80, iio", 510*. 700 p.m. Sundays, 915 a.m.; 520p. m,, RANS LEAVE RED BANK. For Loiw Bmneh, Ocean Grove, Asbury Park and PolnPlcnsan.6 20,0 07, ,1120 a.m.: 1247, 1«, 365,360, 432,620, 635,646, 019, 0 47,7 40, 827 p. m. Sundays (excep Ocean Grove aad_ Asiury Park), 10 8fl a. m.; 527 and 0 62 p. in. : FOR FREEHOLD VA MAAWAN. Leave ncdbani 882V013,1180 a.m.; 143, 4S6, 6 03 p.m.. FOR BED DANK VA MAAWAN. Leave Freehold 820,1113 a.m.; 2 OS, i 0,010p.nJ. For fill Her pariculars see ime ables fi saion!.. RBFDS BLODGE, H. P. BALDVVN, Siip. G. P. A. 0. R.B.OfNiJ. J. R. WOOD, G. P. A. Fenn. R. B.. Denoes express rains. PENNSYLVANA RALROAD COM- J PANV.. On and afer June 28b, RANS WLL LEAVE RED BANK For Nownrk and New York, 711,7 40,8 10,0 46 a.m.; 143,316,415,4 55,0 03, S 88p.m. On Sundays, C 43a.m.: 000,0 88 p.m. " Elizabeh, 711, a.m.; 143, , 4 55, 003, 038 p.m. Sundays, 043 a, m.; 0 03, " 088 p.m.. " KabB-ay, 711 and 0 M a. m.; 1 &. 455, fl 03, 988 p.m. On Sundays 943 a. m.; 000, 938 p. m. " Woodbrldgo, 945 a.ra.; ,0 88 p.m. On Sundayfl, 043 a. m.: 0 Oil. 038 p. m. " Perh Amboy, 143. BW, 088 p.m. On Sundays, 0 43 n. m.; 500,0 38 p. m. " Souh Amjoy, 945 a. m.; 148, 003,0 38 p. m. Oi Sundays, 043 a. m.i B 0(1,0 38 p. m. " Jaawan, 711,» 45 a. m.; 143, SB, 466,0 03, 0 38p.m. Ou Sundays, 943 a.m.; 000, 938 " Mlddleown, 0 «a.m.; 143,4 55,8 03,0 38 p:m. On Sundays, 9 43 a.m.; p.m. : " LOCK Branch, Poin Pleasan and lnermedlaa soons, 513, 9 07,10 38, 1120 a.m.; 140, 2 80 (Saurdays only), 350, 4 25, 535, 019 (does no eop a Long UraacW, 8 27 p. m. On Sundays, 0 62,112Ca.m.;6 52p.m. (Sopsalnerlakenfor Asbury Parb and Ocean Grove.) " Seaside Park, oms Elver and inermediae saions. 613, a.m.; 140, 425 (Saurdays only), 019 p.m.. week days. Seaside Park (Sundays only) 1120 a. m. RANS LEAVE NEW OUK, Desbrosses anacorlanasbreeerriesr For Red Bank, 010 a. m.; 12 10,2 30,3 40,510,1160 p.m OnEumJum045.9^51.; B16p.m. S. Jf. PREVOS, J.. WOOD7- General MonaEer. Gen. Passenner Agen. SEPEMBER, Merchans Seamboa Companys Line. Shrewsbury, Highlands, Highland Beach, Oceanic, Locus Poin, Browns Dock, Fair Haven and i BED BANE. he srong and commodious seamboa, ALBERNA, Cap. C. J3. XHBbCKHlOBXON, Will run beween New York, Pier 24, foo of Frank-. lln sree, and Red Bank, as follows: Leave Red Bank Daily a 7:00 A. M, (Sundays exceped). Leave New York Daily a 8:00 P. M. (Sundays exceped). EDQAR BOWER, Messenger. ELEPHONE CALL, 14A, RED. BANK. N. B. All freigh nended for his boa mus ba on he wharf a suulclen lengh of lino o handle, as she will posiively leave promply on her adverised ime. his boaa ime-able is adverised n HE BED BANK feqiaiek and Kew Jersey Sandard; also n he Counno House Monior. New York Sun,New York Recorder, ilackcyb Seamboa Guide and Bullinncra Guide. ime-ables may be obained a Borden Longrce3 prining ofllcc3, Rod Bank, EXCURSON CKES, 60 CENS. SEPEMBER, Merchans Seamboa Companys Line. Shrewsbury, Highlands, Highland Beach, Oceanic, Locus Poin, Browns Dock, Fair Haven and BED BANK. he srong and commodious seamboa, Cap. jr. P. CBADiriCK, Will leavo Pier 24, foo of Franklin sree. Now York, and Red Bank as follows: Leave New York Daily a 9:00 A. M, (Sundays included). Leave Red Bank Daily a 8:00 F. M, (Sundays included). JOHN MORFORD, Salesman. EDGAR BBOWER, Messenger- ELEPHONE CALL, 14A, RED BANK. -.N.-B.-All freigh nended for his boa mus be on he wharf a sufflclcii lengh of lnio~p handle, as she will posiively leave promply ou her adver- Used ime. his bous lme-ablq is adverised n he RED BANK RKUisimand Now Jersey Samford; also n ho Cniiniiip Home 3fcmf(oi\Now York Sim,Now York Recorder, Mackr.ya Seamboa Guklc and llulllniiergoiiilc. ime-lables may be obained a Harden,V Loogsreca prining ooke, Red Bank. EXCURSON CKES, 60 CENS. SEPEMBER, he Largo nnil Commodious Seamer, WM. V. WLSON, CA. BENJAMN GKGGS, Will run beween Poi Monmouh anil New York foo ol 18h sree. Wes Woshlnuon Marke), as follow*: Lcacc Por Monmouh. Leave Piciv York. ureilny, 1s p.m. uesday, 1s...10CO a.m. Wedsday,:>d...4 0U " WcHl8day,ai...U00 " liurelay,8j " hursday.su m. Friday.llh 000 " Friday.4K 12S0p.ni. Ruimlny, 5h...S0O Saurduy, li...s!u) " " Momlay, 7li...0X) Jlonday, D Wo.iu, uiwiay, 8h...(100 iraday, 8U O Wcilsa»y,lh...m) Wwlsioy, Hh...8X) " hunjay, 10h.. OO hiirwliiv.l«i..81o " Friday, 11h 700 Vrhlny.lllh 00,0 " Saurday. lili..7ui Monday, Uh iumlny, leh.-.llm Wodsdny, llllh..4«) hursday. 17h...(SM Haunlny, 12h..ll (X " Monilii}-, 14h...HO) " uoadny, 1H...0H) " Wwrwlny, ifui.lo Of) " humloy, nh.llx) " Friday, fch...ow Kuurliiy, Mi...i(«l Momluy, 3l»...OX) iioaday, ffiil.,..000 Wll!SM7(») hursday,slh..71)0 " Krlilny,25h 71X1 " Hanlny. mil...7 0(1 " Mon<lny,ash...ll)0 " Frliluy, lbui la 00 ni. Bnurclnj, lwli..sw)p.iu. Mondvy,21»...lU)(i.in. uowluy,iai 700 " WMlnlav,K1...B00 " hur»(lay,24h..»«o " Frlilay, l!l;h...«((l " Bnunlay,ailh.10CO " Moiulay,»h...8(X) " iwwiny,xnii...9oo " WoilUuy, Ulli.lUOO " Wolmlny, i«!h " All back (rolijh min JHJ pnhl mfonvmlvury. lila ihiub linu-lulilo l.i iiihiillmil n K KK DANK HKUSKH, Mimnuml rcm; nls<> /(ulhiiycri ami Mickeyii Moumlwn (lulilra. rniiuiiliuh uniy )ii omiilnud u M. OMlrlen k Boiin. UlilWinhliiumi nrii; A.Murrls A Co., corlii-r o 14h ulricl uni Oh uviimc. Hbiyle lak«qoe. Reluri icke, SOo, Froluh r«ilv(«l on Now York Via unil 7 r.«., every day. JOSEPH «. ESCHELAC, S-A.LOO3S, 21 Yi Kron Hnu-, mar lcarl, oil Hank,N. J. Kniiiuorn inor niul V, X M. flclinfcrn colohmlod Wuhuir Hour ulwnyi on dinukli. AfJO MlOWMAY OKHKBK WSEl N 1H.K8. AMCROAN OREPB PAPER. A luri(<> mil of Aimrlimi rriim limia paber,»ny color or alinilo, fur D Miin, An UKH n ho lop<iru<l Kiel inily n f lira r*j. JOHN f. OOOK.

8 N AND OU OF OWN. Bior and neresing Serna fron all Over he Couny. R. A. rusing of Asbury Park has become a Red Man. here are 474 scholars aending he Freehold high school. Eigh Asbury Park cran players have he public school a Ely has een closed on accoun of sickness. hree new members joined he Freehold Reformed church laafc week, he public school a Maawan bad 28-1 scholars presen on is opening day. he new sone bridge a Branchpor was opened o public ravel las week.. A horse owned by G, L. Rapp of Maawan was cured of lockjaw by hypodermic injecions of ariioxine. A republican bicycle campaign club will be organized a Long Branch onigh. Charles. Blaisdell is he new organ- JB in he Firs Reformed church a Long Branch. o-morrow ia ho Day of Aonemen," one of he principal religious fesivals of Hebrews. he cos of running ho casino a Alanic Highlands during he pas season was $3,537.30; Miss Virginia Paerson of Alanic Highlands is aending he sae normal school a renon, Mrs. Charles Peerson has been eleced presiden of he womens emperance union of Munascnian. he Chrisian Endeavor sociey of he ManiBquan Mehodis church cleared $106 a a recen sociable. Fory-five eachers are engaged in he Long Branch disric. he monhly payroll amouns o over $8,0(10. George Lane of Long Branch has gone o New York o ake charge of a fish business in Jefferson marke. he young mens Chrisian associaion of Long Branch has rened he building formerly occupied by Henry Kroener. James-H-. Woolley- of -Long -Branch waa sricken wih paralysis las Wednesday rad is now in a criical condiion. C. F. FiBk of Allenown gahered a a peach from his orchard las week ha measured eleven inchesin circumference. he sociey for he prevenion of cruely o animals "has disconinued is eiii agoinb Parick Maxwell, he dog cacher, he Red Men of Maawan had an excursion o Glen sland las Wednesday. was poorly aended and he lodge loa$150. : he Red Bank library will give 0 leapyear pary he las week in he year, he pary will probably be held in he own hall. Holly Arrowsmih of Maawan is undergoing reamen a a New York hospial for paralysis of he musclesof his righ side. One of he propellers on he seamer Sandy Hook broke as he boa was making ie landing a Alanio Highlands on hursday. wo valuable COWB owned by William J. Corell of Fnrmingdale died recenly. is hough hey were bien by a ralesnake,. * David H. Brown, who has been reasurer of he Ocean Grove associaion since is formaion, has resigned on accoun of poor healh. Frank Vansan of Asbury Park, whose lung was.pierced by a wagon shaf in a bicycle acciden, has so far recovered as o be ou. he Baum shir facory has moved ino he building i recenly bough from he young mens Chrisian associaion a Long Branch, A horse owned by John Downes of Belford fell ino a well las wieek. he animal was go ou wih a derrick. was no injured. A council of Caholic womens benevolen legion has been organized a Long Branch, Mrs. Paul.Brazo is he presiden of he council..he sloop owned by John Wallace of Keypor ran on an oyser sake on uesday of las week and was sunk. he damage will amoun o abou $100. N Abou a scoro of he friends of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Wardell of Long Branch aended he celebraion of he firs anniversary of heir marriage las week. William H. Smih, he chief marshal a Asbury Park, lias brough a sui for 85,000 daniuges for libel agains J. Hafield YoumanB of he Asbury Park News. Nellie Aumack, Frances Sproul, Jennie Crammer and Hannah and Beulah Morris of Keypor cleared $ 125 a a fair held las week for ho benefi of a sickbabies fund. Wes Long Branch News.. Rov. John lufnaglc of Asbury Pafl will give a sereopican enerainmen in Abbosford hall o-nigh. he proceeds will go o ho choir of lie Mehodis church. Mm. Edgerly, who has been spending a par of ho summer wih her daugher, Mrs. Georgo H. Robbins, has reurned o her home in New York. he Misses Marin, Clara and Delia Bealo lef yeserday for Georgeown, Va., whiru hey will nenil he Visiaion academy. ho Siindny-achool board of he Jlehodis church will hold a meeing in Al>bolBford hall o-morrow nigh. Harry M. Brower, who lias been upending, lie pos week wih relaives here, hag reurned o Now York. Rev. and Mrs. S. & Wcnlu-rby of Lamborville are he guess of Jlr. and Mrs. homas W. COOJ. Mr. and Jim. Jobn Koynoldn of Kalonown were he Sunday gueua of Jlr. and Mrs, William Dangler. Mius Belle Heyr has reurned from un exended visi o friends a Middleown and Holnickil, Flunk A. oolo lef hoinu hin week for KiiHon, Pa., where ho ia a liukii a Lafayelo college. Mm. William M. Cover of Brooklyn liaa been visiing liomiw Cook a Gaiburn. Mm. Ellen Roborn of Vlmiliiml in he gueu of MHSCH Helena mid K/.11 Achoson. Willlimi Cover, HQ of Daniel Cover, linn been (juio nick during he iiiu wuulc. Mm. A. L. Wellii (if iuiiiihylvniiin in viiilliik Mi, and Mm. Williiim. Hlociiin. Arhur 1). VniiNoe linn acceped i nlualun mi clerk wih William M. Golden, ClmrkH, VUNOU) of Bdiilon li vniliik Mr. and Mm. J. D, ViinNoe,. liomiib W. Cooper, Jr., lef on Jlunii day /or a ilnnmiro rip o Cliicngii, William Jlullck of Ccdnr imiimn hin n vnliinblo homo on hmndav. M/H Orlluo Hlicriiimi in (sn Mimi Rva BLoi, of HiinlKon. icorgo h, (llibii in having 111 ixiwly rikifcil and imwicd, Kioliolim V. Whie n lmvln ( M1 mn (mined, lionmn K^minJDFrepainedliinlioium. A Jrom of nnfor «H ioifu, W«urn HCK " box of 141 UO pcirn for 1)11 ci.illii, mid 11 HC gnido nl fl John H.Cooli, FAR HAVEN NEWS, 886 Cleared a WWe Chapel Fair-A Dinner Pary. A fair was held in Fisk chapel on Monday, uesday and Wednesday, of las week. he fair was held o raise money for general church purposes,. Special aracions in he way of speeches were arranged for each nigh On Monday nigh he expeced speaker did no arrive arid his place was aken by Rev. G. B. Smih, he pasor of he church. On uesday nigh Rev. A. B. Cooper of Long Branch spoke. His wife, who is also a preacher in he conference, Bpoke a he fair hn nigh, and Laura Slocum read ah essay. Od Wednesday nigh Eev. Mr. Emanuel, who is he secreary of he legaion a Liberia, addressed he meeing. he church waa decoraed wih grain, frui, vegeables, ec., giving he fair he appearance of a "harves home." Refreshmens of various kinds were sold and a few fancy aricles were disposed of. ho ables were in charge of Mrs, Marha A. Brown, Miss Ella Corlies, Mrs, Rosanna Curis and Mrs, Anna Marshal. he hard imes affeced he fair and he ne receips amouned o $35; his is considcarbly less han i was hoped o have made. A dinner pary was given by Mrs. Arhur E. Smih on uesday of las week, welve guess were presen a he dinner from Fair Haven, New York and Asbury Par Several young men from Fair Haven wen o New York on Monday o aend he opening of he Siegol-Cooper sore. hey wen o ge one of hose bicycles which are worh $100, and which he firm was going o sell for $18. here was a remendous crush a he sore, hi which some people were hur. he Fair Haveners did no ge hur, bu neiher did hey ge any bicycles. School opened on Monday morning. E. E. Gaige is principal and Miss Sarah E. Nivison is assisan. Miss Nivison has been assisan eacher in his school for he pas seveneen years he aends ance a he school was abou as large as usual on he opening day. he Doys spend mos of he recesses and he ime before school playing shinny, Sephen McCormick and family, who have been spending*ho summer here, reurned o heir home in New York on Saurday. Florence and May Cololan, who have been he guess of Mr. McCormick, also reurned home on Saurday. Daniel Rankin and family, who have been spending he season in heir summer home here, will reurn o New York ciy for he winer o-morrow. Mr. and Mrs, William Harris of Hackensack and heir hree children, who have been visiing W. H. Chandler, have reurned home. Mr. and Mrs. John H. Fielder and heir daugher Addie are visiing Mrs, Fielders niece, Mrs. Frank Olmsead, near Lake wood. Mr. and Mrs, Jamea J. Parker of Asbury. Park, who have been visiing Mrs. Parkers moher, Mrs. Forman Smih, have reurned home. Miss Carrie Berger and Miss Berha Falk of New York spen Sunday wih MisB Ollie Curchin. Misses Jlea and Lillio Baen have reurned home from a six weeks rip o he Casliills. Mis3Kae Benne is spending a few days in Brooklyn wih Miss Florence Snyder. William Walling of New York spen Sunday wih his moher, Mrs. Henry Winon. Miss Emily A. dakers of Brooklyn visied Miss Frances K. Chandler las week. Miss Berha Ward of Brooklyn spen Sunday here wih Mrs. Edward Benne, Miss Ella Benne is visiing Miss Nellie Flannery of New York. Miss Lillie Poa o Jersey Ciy is visiing Mrs. F. A. Lile. Blanche Fros is very Bick wih spinal meningiis. COLS NECK NEWS. Wednesday, Ocober 6h and 7h, he he lliucli Closed for wo Sun-arrangemendais-lie Schools Opened. he delegaes o he associaion are in for he. enerainmen of Rev. S. R. Cunningham, pasor of he charge of Rev. Rober B. FiBher, pasor Reformed church, is on his vacaion, of ho Bapis church. he delegaes and in consequence no service will be held in he church for ho nex wo Sundays. ho Cols Neck school and ho Robbins school opened on Monday. A ho laer Bchool a. number of improvemens hiwe been made. Mrs... Wolco and her son Herber were he guess of Mrs. Daniel Buck of Freneau on Sunday. Miss Libbio Gamon of Brooklyn has been ho gues of Miss Ella Mahews during ho pas week. " John B. Emmons of Long Branch was ho gues of his son-in-law, Garre W. Buck, las week. : Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lupon of Maawan were he Sunday guess of Mr. and Mrs. George Wilkins. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Hun and Mr., and Mrs. Charles Lane wcro recen guess of Daniel Hun. Dr.. J. Woodward hns been eneraining his broher from New Ejjyp. Miss Sadie MnbewB enerained her cousin, Mies Brown, las week. Mias Jennie M. Srong is eaching in he Blue Ball school, Lile. Silver News. Harrison Khmnpauoru enerained a number of his playmaes a his home lnn hursday afernoon, i being liis fifh birhday. he children spen hn nfnr playing games. oward nigh an excellen collaion was Nerved by Mrs, Shaniiianore. Among hoso presen were Chiice mid Loud Cnrliar, Waler Morris, Mary, Flunk mid MadelineAyera, Willio and Lolio lloim and Freddie Zoigler. (1. (lladhoiie Smih him lef ho ploy of he Love company and A. A, Jolinwm of Anbury Park ia employed in in his place. Frank Hlierwood, who n employed by Hairy Kuiinncrur (lining he numinor, lnui reurned o iichuol, Alonzo leniki became, an American Mifiliimln on Monday nigh, A dozen inciiilicril of hecaholic club of renon roilo D hin jilneo on bolr lil- (vyelru on.sunday and upon ho day wih L. J. yau, HcolxiyvUlo Nuwu. Mr, mid Mm, Jiihn Muirogiui anil Mm, Oliiirlei Cldiiiivi anil daugher of lnlorlion wcro he i;iiciilii (if Albei lolhcinm hin wiuk. Mr. iinil Mm. William K mid (lunjjliuir (if Kiiunliilri; wnn ;iienln or Flunk, lliinco nii weik, im Hireling n lm nclioolluiiimi ni, Himdiiy niwi wan led liy John V, ). Unlink of cd liuil, "Hilly" Whllo n in- hmiii nqiiiml huner of hliiplncn, fur hliiikmiion lie him nlid "A, UcinK" (11M1M n iijnmdlii(r 111 wcol wih bin., Mm. William i!, Moriln of HMK. Minn Anna Kolinin in vlnllnu; frlcidn a Freehold, NON FALLS NEW8. An Unforunae Cranberry rip A Walk Home from nay side. John VanMaer and John Springseel wen o Wayside afer cranberries on Sunday. hey unhiched he horse and ied i.o a ree. While hey were away he horse became uuied and wen home. VanMaer and Springseel had o walk home. here hey found he horse and hey hen had o go back for he wagon, A horse belonging o Samuel J. Benne ran away beween Shrewsbury and in on Falls on Friday. he horse was biched o a ] wagon in which wab a bundle of bags weighing half a on. Reginald Benne was driving he animal. Afer he horse had run a fern hundred yards he races broke and he shafs pulled ou of he ugs and dropped on he ground. hey caugh in he ground and he wagon came o a sudden-sop, Benne was hrown ou and landed on his shoulder, badly bruising i. he horse broke loose and ran home. Miss Daisy Mohr gave a paryio a number of her friends las week. hose presen from here were Misses Coleman, Blanche Magee, Cora Benne, M. A. and Nellie Enrigh, Myrie Sryker.M, irimins and Miss Devlin, Regie Bennen, Will Casler, Ois Coleman, Arhur, Benne, James En righ and Joseph and John Enrigh. he chimney on David Wallings aillhouse became overheaed on hursday and he woodwork near he chimney caugh fire. he sillhouse has a seel roof and his prevened he flames from spreading. Charles Zeigler is negoiaing for he purchase of he William Nelson farm. n case he buys he propery he will conver i ino a rou farm for sporsmen. Mrs. James Enrigh and family, who have been spending he summer in par of homas Hiness house, have reurned o heir home in New York ciy. A se screw ha held he cog wheel on l)b_main.driving shaf in he inon Falls mill broke on hursday and caused a damage of $23. imohy OConner, who moved from hisplace abou hree years ago o Pine BrookV Morris counyr^hab" moved~o Shrewsbury. Mr. and Mrs. C. C, Cooper of renon, formerly of Belmar, are visiing Mrs. Coopers parens, Mr. and Mrs. David Walling. George Crawford of his place and his siser Louisa S Red Bank wen 6n he excursion up he Hudson on hursday. Mrs. Caroline Cromwell is buldjog a now house on he sie of he house burned down abou Bix monhs ago. Miss Mobr and her wo nieces, Daisy Mohr and Regie Heils, have reurned from a visi o New York. John C. Crawford of Middleown spen Sunday wih his faher, John W. Crawford,.. Hankinson Crammer, who has been sick during he pas week, B recovering. Mr. and Mrs. Josiah Ransford of Brooklyn are he Quess of Mrs. Heils, Harry ilon, who has been working a Asbury Park, has reurned home. Eugene Magee, Sr., has recovered from an aack of chills and fever. All he hogs owned by William Hulse died from choleralas week. Joseph Spencer has opened a grocery sore near Pine Brook. he Pine Brook camp meeing closed las Sunday. he school a his place opened on Monday. *> :.<, HOLMDEL NEWS. he Uoa ax his Year Will Be Seveny Cens. he ownship commiee me las Friday in he Holmdel hoel o audi sheep and poulry bills and o fix he dog ax. he bills presened were few, and he ax will be seveny cens per dog. he r non Bapis associaion will mee a Holmdel on uesday and will be me a he railroad saions a Hazle and Bradevel wih carriages. Mrs. M. R. Conover and Mrs. M. A. McCleea of Freehold, who were visiing Mrs. McCleess son, A. L. McClees, bad o reurn home on accoun of a sprained ankle which Mrs. Conover received in coming down sairs. Rober Cooke reurned o Rugers college on Monday. His broher Edward will his year aend Rugers preparaory school.: Francis ilon, who graduaed from Rugers college las year, will his year aend Rugers heological seminary. Mr. and Mrs. homas Ely and heir son Willie, of Philadelphia, are guess of Mr. Elys broher, Howard. Ely. Charles Curis of Red Bank has been awarded he conrac for paining ho Bapis church. Daniel Pionger is enjoying wo weeks vacaion wih his sons a Red Bank, Miss Campbell of Long Branch is vising he Misses Magee. unis S. Sickles has a new wheel. Eaon own News. ho rimmers employed in ho ha facory wen on a srike las hursday because of a reducion in ho price of rimming a cerain grade of has. Some now hands wero hired bu hey could no do ho work, On Saurday hu srikers made a compromise, and on Monday hey reurned o work. he new rimmers wero discharged. Mrs. Maggie horno and her noico, Misa Grnco Pope of Red Bank, spou Sunday hero wih friends. Mrs. J. L. orliuno and her daugher Helen of Mniiwnn. spen lmrmlay wih MinB Nellie Whie. Minn Kla "Whlo reurned o ho Hao Normal school n renon luu Wcdnenday. Morrlovlllo Novra. Bophim H. Aiioiilden of Brooklyn, formerly of Red Bunk, upon par of lmi week wih /iwln Lann, Minn Lilllim llarrlnoii of Philadelphia in he gueu of Mm. 1,111m. Mm. Kulc Oaken of Red Bank, who ban hion vlnllng her moher, Mm, Kllen Oaken, linn reurned homo. Wllllnmdrunof Wen Freehold niien hin Friday wih bin nude, William Miimic Mwnril (limi rcomily bdiigh i drovo of abou fory valvcii n New Voile. Mwaril Hlllivell iipoul liuil Wcdnemlay wilh Frank lancixif Hooboyvlllo. 0. W, VanOlenf him ho fluen crop of lain corn n 111 in localiy. lie Miirrliiville hoel iiiliulni; rrjmlileil. A humb Hall orn Of. Mhilinil uuniiy of Kcypor i nu«li lib) blind beween wo (ivner iilillfn ho null wiin lorn from M biiuih, ldfnlneil iiiyenil linen wlillo bin wound win lm fd WAYSDE NEWS. wo Poelcebooks Los A Boiler Explosion. Mrs. Deronda Dangler los a pockebook conaining $6 on her way from Aebury Park o her home.a Green Grove. Mrs. Michael Fary aleo los a pockebook conaining $1.80 on he same road. he boiler of a hreshing machine belonging o John A. Johnson of his place exploded while he was hreshing a inon Falls las week., Mrs. Maria Curis and her grandson, David Robera, who have been spending a few weeks wih Mrs. Curiss daugher, Mrs. Charles Bowne, Jr., have reurned o heir home in New York. Percy Wigh, who has been spending a par of he summer in his place, has reurned o ake charge of he school a Clinon, N. Y. Richard Carer is aending he school a Clinon, Mr. and Mrs. John H. Smock of Lile Silver, and Mr. and Mrs. William Davis and wo children, Arhur and Michael, of Eaonown, spen Sunday wih Mr. and Mrs. Michael Fary. he public school opened on Monday. Mrs. Mamie M. Woolley of Keypor is in charge. here were 84 scholars in aendance on he opening day. /** Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gramman of Long Branch Ciy and Philip B. Dangler of Red Bank were he guess of Mrs. Lydia A. Dangler on Sundaj Mrs. James Robinson-of Green Grove, who has been very sick wih yphoid fever for 6ome ime pas, is slowly recovering. Charles Bowne, Jr., mashed he fingers of his righ hand very badly one day las week while opening a barrel of kerosene. William W. hompson has one of he fines fields of pumpkins on his farm ha can be found in Monmouh couny. Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Dangler and heir wo children, Carroll and Oliver, spen Sunday wih relaives a Seabrigh. A prayer meeing will be held inhe Mehodis" church nex Friday nigh. Rev. Charles F. Downs will "conduc i. ~ Mr, and Mrs. William Smih and wo jhildren, who have been visiing a John Greens, have reurned o New York. -William inkler of New York is making his home wih Chrisopher Gramman and is aending school a his place. MJchael Fary has engaged Oames Mc- Donnelly of Asbury Park o work for him on his farm his winer. Mrs. George McCloskey of Manasquan jpen Wednesday wih her parens, Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Havens. Miss da Whie has been visiing relaives a Bradley Beach. Miss heresa ruax of Green Grove has been Bick. Frederick Benne is recovering from diphheria. William King has bough a Crescen bicycle. _ OCEANC NEWS. lorse and Driver njured in a unacau. A bad runaway acciden occurred here las hursday. A horse owned by C. B. Fooe was badly hur and a buggy was smashed. he coachman is John Wilson, Jr. He was driving home from Red Bank in a buggy. He says ha as he was urning in a ho gae a par of he harness broke and he horse! became frighened and dashed ino he barn. he barn door was open, bu a sla door, which is used in he summer ime, was closed. he horse dashed ino his sla door,earing i o pieces. he wagon was dragged hrougn he wrecked door and he horse hen ran hrough a narrow doorway which led o (is sall. he horse go wedged in he doorway. A. L. Brill heard he noise and wen o he coachmans help. He found Wilson under he wagon "insensible, wih he lines wound around his wriss. He bad been ;hrown ou of he buggy when i crashed hrough he sla door. He waa cu abou he head and face; and he hair had been scraped off of par of his head where i had been dragged along he floor of he barn. he, wagon was damaged badly, bu no beyond repair. he hdree received a bad cu on he head, where i had firs sruck agains he door. A large piece of skin was orn loose from he horses forehead, and i was cu abou he legs, where i had kicked a he wagon afer i had go wedged in he narrow doorway. " Miss Lizzie Kuper, daugher of Charles Kuper, reurned from a drive on hursday afernoon and lef he horse sanding in he yard. he horse became frighened and ran around- he block ana back in ho yard. he wagon was slighly damaged. Miss Jennie Brill spen Monday and uesday of lab week in New York wih friends. Miss Marguerie Brill is visiing Mrs. Edwin Lake a Lile Silver. Mr. and Mrs. William Mahan, who have been spending he summer here, will reurn o New York o-morrow. Fred Levy and his family reurned on Monday o heir New York home. Leighon Knipe has reurned o sohool a Weirsown, N. J. Mre. Mary E. Eckles has a new bicycle. Oceanpor News. John Allondorf, Misa Helen Allendorf and Mrs. Jacob Herber of Bound Brook, and Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Woolley and heir daugher va of Brooklyn, who havo boon saying a he Smock coago for he pas wo weeks, have reurned o heir ODCB. Douglas Gnrrigan won in Bwimining ono day las weok and lof his clohes on ho aliore. When lie caiio ou ho found ha oomo ono hnd solen hia shoes and ho had o journey homo barefooed. Alfred Blair, who wne formorly employed by J. Edward CorlieB, is now cmiloyed in Lord & aylors soro in New fork, Mrs. Caherine rico. who is 85 years old, WB ukun very Hick on Saurday nigh, She lu sill mid or ho docor«caro, Mr. nnil Mn>. Chario) Dulloiii, Jr., upon Sunday n Now York wih Mr. Dulioinii fnhor, Chnrlon DiiUoln. Sr. MBB Mne Warren, who hus neon upend ing a fornigh wih friumln n FluHhlng, Lone iilanii, linn roiirnfld homo. W. B. Prlc«mi) roiirnml from Virginia Bench, whoro ho linn liocn engaged in Hulling. Mm. Rebecca liroclcnorloii of UrooUlyii npon huniiliiy wih Mrn. J. Edward Cdllllll. ho Ocoaniior liool mid liuldur company in building a fiiimo for n llro gong, Anbury Parkers obbol. Wlllliim. 1 mid Kilwnn -olri, wo Anbury Pnrhrm, wlillo KK home from Plcnmirn Hay n i> iilngo, won lu nloop and woio roliwl of fill. wo men wlin wemi la llio nck" wih liciii mv boon unciiuid, nk U ho Quar. A quar liouln of Unrorn llook UUnr nk for0(1 Condi n John. Cfoolxii. Adv. Shrewsbury News. E. B. Hopwood and family, who have been spending he summer berei have reurned o heir home a Newark.,Mrs. Rebecca.Knigh, who also has been spending he summer here, reurned o New York on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. James Noble of Harlem are visiing Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Sickles. W. P. Brown and family will reurn o New York on hursday of nex week. he public school opened on Monday wih an aendence of abou fory pupils. pays o adverise in HE REGSKE. POWDER Absoluely Pure. A cream o[ arar baking powder. Highes of all n.rnmen learenldg Food srengh. Laes Repor. Unied Saes Goo-., NEW YOHK. ; ; E. A. CHAPMAN, M. D. psed CHARES BULDNG, vj Eoomi 217, Wkaai 218, comer Fourh avenue and iffidsree, New orkcr. EYE AND EAR SPECALS. OBoe wlli Dr. Field, Fron Sree, Red Bank, N. J. JSery hursday, from 2 o 5:00 p. u. N RULE O BAR CREDORS../. M»«flraAORB NOCE. *[; Woodward, adminisraor of Cbarlea.^0* 64 by onier of he eurrogao Momnouh, hereby elves noioeo nun, loin, or aoy will be forever barml nf nnv acion bereforogalub he said admlnleraor : 0HAELE8 M. WOODWAM). Horse Sense! Do you know a good, horse when you see i f Do you need a -good horse, easy o ride or drive? Jus imagine wha you would expec o give for a really good animal,. perfeclyrfiound in wind and limb, and.hen come o my sables and ge i for much lees. WM.. HENDRCKSON, Sables in Middleown ownship, Near rwlns Mills, Beween Middleown and Keypor.»»»»»»»»» Somehing o Admire J YES, NDEED, HE NEW Fall Dress Goods i i > J; Are worhy of admiraion and hey J; are geing pleny of i. We have J; made an exra effor o- obain he J laes and choices syles, and you j j will say ha we have succeeded should you see he goods.» Anoher hing o arac you is he price.- We are perfecly saisfied wih jus a lile profi on each sale. Wha we wan is los of sales. (Samples sen for he aslno). JOSEPH SALZ, Broad Sree, Red Bank, N. J.»»»»»»»» MRS. E. WES. 1 \ Auumn and Winer Opening\\ HURSDAY, SEPEMBER 24. EXHBON OF OUR RMMED HAS AND BONNES. ALL RMMED N OUR OWN WORKROOM. f COME AND BRNG YOUR FRENDS*O HE RED BANK EMPLE 4 i OP FASHON, 40 BROAD SREE. (No Cards.) f HANCE & SHUS. have jus received some of our fall sock. Among he lo we have very good shoes for ladies for 98 cens. Misses and childrens for 75 cens and upward, which consis of grain dongola wih paen leaher ips and kangaroo calf. hese are suiable for school or dress. Mens shoes for $1. Good boos ha,can no be beaen. Also, snag proof rubber boos. 30 Broad Sree, Red Bank, N. J. Do You Love Good Buer? Do you havn rouble o ge good Buor? You will have no ronblo if you buy our SPENCER GROVE CREAMERY, ho 0 bcs in ho land, Wo sell Hponccr Orovo Oronnory a.. > 23o> llor Klffln Onmniery n > 2Mo< Vino Nnw York Haii Oruamorya l>vi. Good Nuw York Bali Creamnry a, Hlo,. We Pnek Buer n S and 10 Pound nlls. ry. Wardens Buer Marke, DROAD BREE,, RED DANK, N, J. LUMBER AND HARDWARE. PANS AND O1L8 A W1OL15BALN AND REAL Carriage Goods, Rims, Spokes, Hubs and Wheels. Aluo Wlro l«i>(>, lon Nivlln, JUvou, Ooimur Nnlln, llloolcn, ulloyii, Anoiioni and ur Mm n Rigi Puro Manll JfcnlonH Jfor4l4xr.rn (o<lorl<wn) for MMwn). AHO Jlonc aid lh»h (luano. " \ Jhoiphne J. RAFFORD ALLEN, HllJfC, ilon Mujilo Avenue, HANK, ir, j.