SENTENCE DAY IN COURT.

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1 RED BANK REGSTER. VOLUME XX. NO. 3, KED BANK, N. J,» WEDNESDA, JUL 15, 180(>, PER EAH. TWO TROLLE A FATAL ACCDENT AT LONG.BRANCH, Arthur '., ' handler and,fanes Nu'eenej, Who HVro Kntloed hu the Count Electrc, taltvau Company, lnn Orel* <f Klled, Tho frst fatal trolley accdent hch has occurred n thn county happened yesterday, hen to/me ho ere employed bv tho Long Branch and Anbury Park trolley ralroad company ere run over and klled. The accdent happened at Long Branch, near Hollyood, The men ho ere klled ere Arthur E. Chandler and James Seeney. Both men lved at Long Brunch. Chandler as the road master of the ralroad and had lved at Long Branch a year. He superntended the constructon of the road. Ho as n bachelor and prevous to movng to Long Branch He had lved at Brooklyn, Seeney as the foreman of the constructon gang. Up to a fe eeke ago he as the flagman at one of the crossngs of the Ne ork and Long Branch ralroad. He as a marred man and leaves a do and seven chldren. At tho tme of the accdent the to men ere engaged n cartng refuse from the track near Hollyood. They had hauled aay one load and ere returnng for the second load hen they ere klled. The Long Branch and Asbury Park road has a double track and the men ere drvng the agon beteen the tracks hen the trolley car came up. The men got out of the agon and held the horses by the head for fear they ould get frghtened. The car_ajbn_ "ckarge'df T^rgeBemll. ""He rang tle gong repeatedly for them to get further out of the ay'and as le came closer le called out to them. Seeng that they dd not move he pushed the brake don hard, but not hard enough to stop the car before reachng them. As the car neared the agon the horses gave a jump and thre the men don. The jump the horses made carred the men over on the track and they fell drectly under the car. They ere jammed under the forard truck of the car and ere nstantly klled. They ere held so frmly under the car that machnery had to be sent fortolft the car before the bodes could be taken out. Chandler's skull as cut open, and the to parts ere spread apart nearly an nch. One leg as broken and the body as covered th cuts and bruses. Seeney's face as cut from top to bottom, one ear as cut nearly off, and the body as crushed and brused. The tracks and ground here the accdent occurred ere spattered th blood. The motorman and conductor of the car ere arrested but ere mmedately released on ther on recognzances. The conductor of the car as Wllam Thompson. The nquest s beng held to-day. Wtnesses to the accdent say that the tran men ere not to blame, and that the men ho ere klled ere foolhardy to drve beteen the tracks, here there as barely room for the cars to pass thout strkng them. The only damage done to the agon as the breakng of the pole. Nether >f the holes WM hurt. Dorothy Reckless's Brthday Party. Last Frday afternoon Dorothy Reckless gave a party to over a scoreof lttle chldren n the grove back of her home on Maple avenue. The party as n celebraton of her fourth brthday. The lttle folks played games and had a good tme untl late n the afternoon. Refreshments ere served at fve o'clock, and there as a bg brthday cake th four lghted candles. The chldren present ere Gladys Hoppng, Margaret and Charlotte Edards, Jerome Hll, Lesle Hll, Wllam Pntard, Jr., Vctor and Francsco Valdes, Llan Conover, Adell Conover, Gladys Hance, Else Pntard, Lesle Reckless, Mlle Corn ell. Htlda French and brother, Benny and Frances At ater, Edmund Wlson, Jr., Drummond Cannon, Hazel and Dck, Tlton. Marguerte, Lous and rvng,»davson, and Russelle Reeklese. Layng tbe Seer Mans. The ork of layng the seer man on Monmouth street s almost completed and the men are no orkng on Broad street. The sol s mpregnated th gas hch has escaped from the gas mans, and the odor at tmes has been almost overpoerng. t s expected that all the mans under the present contract ll be lad ths eek; The connectons fronr the seer to the sdealk ll then be put n. _. <»» A Road Tax to be Doubled. At the road meetng held at Hon. John H, Patterson's last Frday nght to consder doublng the rood tax n that dstrct for the nprovement of Rver- Bde avenue, n Mddleton tonshp, t as unanmously decded to double the tax. All the extra tax ll be spent on Rversde avenue, from the Mddleton turnpke to Olaypf creek. The ork of gravelng the road ll be begun at once. The Trolley to Cross at Grade. A meetng of the offcals of the Ne ork and Long Branch ralroad and the trolley ralroad as held at Long Branch yesterday. The ralroad company decded to allo the trolley company to cross ts tracks at grade at Monmouth street. Red Bank. Gessler Pleads Gulty. Wllam Gessler. of Red Bank, ho as arrested last eek for embezzlng money from hs employers, Robnson & Craford, the propretors of the Enterprze meat market, aved ndctment at Freehold on Thursday and pleaded gulty. He has not yet been sentenced. An Entertanment at Soabrlght. The Holy Cross dramatc club of Seabrght ll gve a muscal and dramatc entertanment n Holy Cross hall on Thursday nght of next eek. The comedy ''Lodgngs to Let," and the farce " Samese Tns," ll be played. '» m Words are. Weak tn Water * When t cornea to tellng.ho terrble a tumble the prces have taken for ths eek, durng our annual mdsummer sale. See advertsement on page 0, Adv. OBTUAR, t llttn W. Wlnan. Wllam W. Wlson, a veteran of the late ar, ded <>t' dysentery at, Freehold on T'-.lay of hnt eek, aged.w yearn. ll> had been Hck only to eeks, le 1 an born at Eatonton. When a young man ho moved to Freehold, here he learned the carpenter trade. Durng the ar he an u member of Company E, LMHb Regment of Ne Jersey Volunteers, He as a member of n,' Unted Workmen and the Knghts of the Golden Eagle. Hn do and tlree daugbterh. Mrs. J. E, Hode, Mrs. Oscar Woleott and MKM Lucy Wlson, survve hm. Mrs. Hannah latne, Mrs, Hannah Lane ded of a complcaton of dseases at Long Branch on Monday of last eek, aged TO years She had been sck about three eeks-. Her husband and sx chldren survve her. The latter are lubbard, James 11.. George, Mara, Frank and Nora Lane, all of Long Branch, Mr*. Maru trotrn. Mrs. Mary Bron, fe of Captan John M. Bron, ded at Brelle on Tuesday of last eek, aged 88 vears. She as a member of tho" Methodst church. Four chldren, Captan T. S, P. Bron, 0. H, Bron L Mrs, A. J. Srheble and Mrs, Henry Wnnrgbt, survve her, Wlle V. Brfhton, Wlle C., son of Elzabeth and Alfred Brghton, ded nt Oceanc yesterday of cholera nfantutn, aged 8.months. The funeral ll be held to-morro and the bod}* ll be bured at Rutuson. Mrs. Elzabeth Wack, fe of Adam Wack, ded at Long Branch on Saturday, July th, aged 30 years. Her death as caused by heart dsease. She leaves to chldren. AloytuH McDonald.' Aloysus McDonald ded at Long Branch last Thursday, of consumpton, aged 8 years. He had been sck for sx years, A do and one son survve hm, Paulne Smth. Paulne, the eght-months'-old daughter of Allen Smth of East Red Bank, ded of spnal menngts on Sunday, Charlea 8, Charles S. Magea ded at Marlboro on Tuesday of last eek, aged 3 years. He leaves a do and one eon. A MNSTER ORDANED, tobert hea 7 jj» Made a Battnt Clergyman on Sundau Xtaht, Robert Rhea Thompson as ordaned n the Baptst church on Sunday nght, The church as flled, even the seats n the Sunday-school room beng occuped, Rev. Robert Fsher of Holmdel had charge of the servces, The sermon as by Rev, George C. Wllams of Ne Monmouth and hs subject as " Keep- ng the Fath." The ordnaton prayer as made by Mr, Fsher and the layng on of^ hands as done by Mr, Wllams, Mr. Fsher, Rev. J. K. Mannng and Rev. W. H. J. Parker. The hand of felloshp WHS gven by Rev, W. H, J, Parker of Mddleton, and Rev. J, K, Mannng gave the charge to the canddate.. The musc as by a quartette composed of Mes Adde Knapp, Mss Blanche Spnnng, Mss Kate M. Nevus and Mss Carre Cooper. Mr. Thompson ll leave f c Wyomng, Pa., to-morro, here he ll take'eharge of a Baptst church at that place. -m *-^ ~ A NEW SCHOOL CENSUS, t Wll be Tafjen bu Wllam J. Sutton. The state superntendent of schools has ordered a recount of the chldren of school age n Red Bank. The board of educaton at ther meetng on Monday nght apponted Wllam J, Sutton to take a ne census, and he ll begn the ork n a fe days. The census as taken last May by Charles L, Davs, The number of chldren n the school dstrct, accordng to hs report, as 1,088, hch as 15 lees than the prevous year, Before tho. recount as ordered t as shon that at least 130 names had been omtted by a comparson th last year's census books. t s expected that the recount ll sho that there are over chldren n the school dstrct. MRS. WM, BROWN GETS S2.B8 38 The Mo n<-a Wan for Ser'eet'for Her Aunt, Who Ma teeentlu, Last Wednesday at Freehold Mrs, Wllam Bron of Red Bank receved a verdct of $2,5W.S8 aganst Wllam H. Foler, admnstrator of the estate of the late Mary J. Bennett, Mrs, Bron as a nece of Mrs. Bennett, ho as found dead n her house on Branch avenue several months ago. Mrs. Bennett left no ll and nl her property as hered by her brother, Wllam H. Foler, ho s the father of Mrs. Bron. Before her marrage Mrs. Bron lved th her aunt and t as for servces rendered durng that tme that the sut as brought. <^» Pctures for Advertsements, A number of the busness men of Red Bank have made arrangements th Charles Austn Bates of Ne ork for pctures for ther advertsements n THE REGSTER, Among the merchants hose advertsements ll be llustrated hereafter are Sckles & Clay, Whte & Knapp, H. H. Curts, Thomas P. Bron, J. J, Antondes and Bergen & Morrs, The advertsements of some of these frms,app ar th pctures ths eek. Ctrhtnt/t Every property oner on Monmouth street and parts of Broad street and Front street must put don stone curbs by order of the commssoners, Thomas Manson & Son are prepared to put don curb of the best qualty of blue stone, promptly and at very reasonable prces, Adv. Every reader of THE REOSTSR should send sx 2-cent stamps to The Trade Company, Boston, Mass., for " Progres- Bve Amerca," the most entertanng, fascnatng and nstructve game for the hole famly. Adv. TENTERS TURK El) OUT, CLAPT CREEK SHALL HARBOR THEM NO MORE.,*»'(/!!f!ff '!'*< l /«Orclpl Morttf furn, Whvh Were Statoned on 'lfth, m> Onlervd Arntl An Htl f VJjj/f/.roml Veated. A holesale evcton of HTHOS ho had located un ('hypt creek and on the shor's of that stream thout tlrel gettng ptnskou from the oners of the property art made nnt eek. The property an the erst bank of the stream s oned by M'H, James llarthhornp, a Hsler of Henry C. Taylor of Mddleton, There had been Home complant over dsturbances caused by some of the people ho had located there and last eek Constable Hubert Despreax of Mddleton gave nl the partes offcal notce that they must move. The frst persons ho occuped the shore ere a man named Mosher and hs mother. They brought th them to street cars hch ere fastened upon floats. They used these street cars to lve n. Mosher and hs mother came from Pennsylvana. The people of the neghborhood say t as these ho caused the complant to be made, by reason of the nose and dsturbance they mack'. They located on the east shore of the creek some tme ago, Ths shore has been a great place for campng-out for several years, ever snce the custom of spendng part of the summer n camp became fashonable. A couple of eeks ago a party of Spanards from Ne ork came don and set up ther tents n the oods a jhoct,, dstance-- froa.the-shore,. A party of gypses also chose that place for makng "a rest. The gypses had a very large gypsy agon, hch as ftted up to lve n, but they also had tents, and most of the tme they occuped the tents nstead of the agon. The Spansh campng party and the gypses ere not objectonable resdents. They bought ther supples at the stores n the neghborhood and lved quetly n the oods, keepng by themselves as much as possble. But hen complant as made aganst Mosher and hs mother t as decded to make all of the others move. The gypses and campers moved the next day after beng notfed. Mosher s no packng up and ll move n a day or to. One of hs street care has been jouglt by Henry Wrght of Locust Pont, The other 'll be taken to Seabrght by Mosher, Although the shores of the creek have been occuped by tentng partes for several years, t s no sad that no more of them ll be alloed to locate there. SAVED A BO'S LFE, lenru Chadreh BeHvueH Henru Off't'M front nroenng. Henry Chadck of Red Bank saved the lfe of Henry Oens, son of Dr. Oens of Oceanc, last Thursday. Mr. Chadck as near the harf n.hs boat hen the boy came don on the dock at the foot of Blss's property. Ha got on Chadck's bout, but after a lttle hle he as put on the float. From there he probably ent on a roboat and fell overboard, Mr. Chadck dd not see the boy fa!!, but he dd see hs cap floatng on the ater and on lookng for the boy, sa the body on the bottom, near the harf, n ater about nne feet deep. He made a dve and got the boy at the frst attempt. The boy as taken out of the ater unconscous. He as brought back to lfe after ten mnutes' hard ork. On Saturday Mr, Chadck receved a check for #100 from Dr. Oen.» Lo PPCBB for Turnps. Farmers are gettng lo prces for ther produce. Albert Morford sent SS barrels of turnps to the Ne ork market last eek, for hch he receved an average of 75 cents per barrel. He pad fourteen cents apece for the empty barrels, the freght and cartage as tenty cents per barrel, and the commsson fur sellng as ten per cent. Ths amounted to 1 cents per barrel for the expense of marketng alone, or more than half the total prce receved for the produce. Out of the 83 cents per barrel"remanng Mr, Morford had to pay for the labor of rasng the turnps, the fertlzer bll and the expense of haulng to the staton. The amount he-receved for the :M barrels of turnps as but #10.73, am ths dd not anyhere near cover'the tem* of expense mentoned above. SENTENCE DA N COURT. MAN ASBUR THE LST Servces at All Santb" Church. The.schedule of servces n All Sants' church at Locust Pont for the summer has been prepared, Sunday-school ll be held Sunday mornngs at 9:5 : a sermon ll bo preached at eleven o'clock, and there ll be evenng prayer at 7:5. A prayer meetng ll also be held Frday afternoons at half-past four o'clock. Benjamn Lane Fned $28. Benjamn Lane of Port Monmouth'has been fned $25 and costs for breakng nto Nathan Bron's house at that place some tme ago and stealng 30, The sentence as to have been mposed before, but as postponed untl last Thursday. -.*- _ A Mnster Gets a Vacaton. A to-months' vacaton has been granted to Rev, J. B. Haaes of the Atlantc Hghlands Methodst church. He ll probably go to Europe. Durng hs absence hs pulpt ll be flled by Rev, E, C, Curts. A Comng Lan Party. The omen's Relef Corps of Red Bank ll hold a lan party and kettledrum n Memoral hall on Cedar avenue on Thursday nght of next eek. The proceeds ll be used to pay for ther buld ' " / 1 Money at Three Per Cent. At last nght' meetng of the Red Bank buldng and loan assocaton, 25 loans ere made at three per cent premum. JPHnng of the Tp-Top Sort ou're assured of at THE REGSTER offce, Nothng but frst class ork s permtted to leave our offce, What's more, the prces are no hgher than you ould pay for ordnary ork. Adv.",.. ; N arc 'vd. Some ( >> to the fount)/ Jal, and Some tre Sent ttt stv 1'rNon XtmerouH Sen. tent-en for llef/al.t/uur Nellna. A number of sentoneeh ere mposed at Freehold last eek ol persons ho had hhm convcted f varous otlenm'h, or n) had ph'aded gulty thout atn;; tor tral. A consderable proporton ot these 'ses ere for Hellng lquor llegally. Fnuk D'Alesto as lned ft'ol and eohts for Hellng lquor at Asbury Park ; Lorctta Hanson ns lned ll'u and costs fur keepng a dsorderly house at Asbury Park ; Tony Fdello as lned fll and costs for sellng lquor from a agon at Asbury Park : John CorleK as lned $250 and costs for Nellng lquor at the same place ; Mary Ellen Uarrtv as ent to the county jal for four months fur keepng a dsorderly house there; Ueorganna Bennett as also sent to the county jal for four months for keepng a dsorderly house at Asbury Park, The sentencng of Anne Hurley for llegal lquor sellng at Asbury Park, hch as to have taken place last Thursday, as postponed untl July 30th." Catharne Bchleth as fned $75 and costs for sellng lquor llegally at Long Branch, Anne Danels as sent to the county jal for three months for keepng a dsorderly house at Long Branch. George Broer as fned 25 and costs for recevng a horse and agon Meh,hftd.been-stolen-byjnother-man from Wllam Burkhaldt at Long Branch. Frank Cottrell as fned fr> and costs for assaultng Charles JH. Thompson at at Smthhurg on June 37th. Joseph Foster as sent to the county jal for fve months for beng concerned n the robbery of the Englshton ralroad staton last nter." Three other men ho partcpated n the robbery are servng fve-year sentences n state prsu, * Asher Whte, Jr., as fned S'JO and costs for resstng an offcer at Aslmrv Park. ~ ' ' Essex Forman as sent to state prson for to years for assaultng John Rengleb. an offcer at Long Branch. Denns 0'Keefe has been sent to state prson for three years for pckng a pocket at Asbury Park. Wesley Doremus of Asbury Park as convcted of stealng #15 from Henry Carter, He ll be sentenced to-morro. TAKEN TO THE ASLUM..Wnne Beatte Tlouaht To Be JUojeletmtu nfane, Mss Mnne Beatte, daughter of Wn, Beatte of.locust avenue, as taken to the Trenton nsane asylum on Tuesday of last eek. She has been out of her mncl at tmes for several years. Of late she has gron steadly orse, and about to eeks ago she set fre to her bed, A. fe months ago she andered from home and as found at Holmdel sttng by the roadsde th a bullet ound n her arm, Sn 1 had been shot hle attemptng to enter a house somehere beteen Red Bank and Holmdel, t as never ascertaned ho dd the shootng. No hope s entertaned for her recovery. She s 35 years old. Rvere H. Sneden'a Estate. The late Rvere H, Sneden as nsured n the Northestern lfe nsurance company for $2,500, The polcy as made payable to hs estate, Mr. Sneden left no ll and the money ll therefore be pad over to the admnstrator as soon as one s apponted by the court. t s expected that Mr, Sneden's do ll he made the admnstrator, Mr, Sneden left no estate beyond hs nsurance polcy and hs personal effects, Last sprng he contemplated takng out another lfe nsurance polcy for $2,000, but he fnally concluded to defer t untl next fall, W. L LOBW'S Runaay. W, L, Loe's horse ran aay on Jfonnoutl street on Saturday afternoon and broke the buggy to hch t ns htched. The horse started from n front ot F. F, Supp's hle Mr. Loe as n the store, The anmal became frghtened and ran across the ralroad track. The buggy caught n part of the gates at the crossng and the top as broken. The horse broke loose from the agon on the other sde of the track, but as caught after t had gone a short dstance, Clayton Dunraveo. Mss Jeroldne Clayton, daughter of Brtten C. Clayton of Freehold, and Davd Dunraveu of Fhlnfeld, ere marved at the home of the brde last Wednesday by Rev. Henry tl. Smth, The ceremony as prvate, The brde ore a travelng dress of bron am green novelty cloth, trmned th bro-_ eade. Mr. and Mrs, Dunraveu ll lve ut Planfeld, here Mr. Dnraven s ongaged n the plumbng busness, Odd Fellos Offcers nstalled. The recently elected offcers of Navesnk lodge of Odd Fellos of Red Bank ere nstalled last nght by Dstrct Deputy Joseph W, WalFng.of Keyport, The ne offcers are : * ~.Chef patrarch Lous SoM, ' Hgh prest John stlus. Htmtor arden AURumug Brandos...Hnor arden Joseph Al!, tocottng CrlM, 1 John Balnton.'" Fnancal scrbe Esek Wllu>, Treasurer John A, Worthlov, A Comng Concert, The Bron unversty summer club ll gve a concert n the ton hall on Thursday nght of next jeek. The programme ll nclude glees and solos, and mandoln, banjo and gutar playng, Tls club gave a concert at Red Bank several years ago, hch proved to be very entertanng. our Comfort depends largely on your teeth. Use a safe and effcent tooth poder. Dr. Borden's deal Dentfrce may b,o used to or three tlme a day thout harm and th the best results. Try t. At all druggsts, 38 cents. Prepared by W. B. Parsons. Adv. THE TROLLE N MDDLETOWN. Xo Tn; trolley enumy anl the borough t Atlantc Hghlands have coe to ftreement Made Wth the Hot «/' At nt!, ltfhlntlh, ey coum ' llglla' no agreement. The borough nt 11rn 1 anted tn- trolley company to pave the roads over hch the tracks ere to be lad th vlrled brck, Tls ould have been a very expensve roadbed, and the proposton as refused by the trolley company, A compromse s no beng consdered, the trolley to macadamze the roads to be used,* The trolley ll enter Atlantc Hghlands by ay of Valley Drve and Frst avenue. The road ll extend out on the old per, hch n beng rebult and strengthened. The trolley ll run over the Southern ralroad tracks to Hoppng staton, and ll then go over the tonshp roads and through prvate property to the borough lne, Tho tonshp commttee ban already granted a franchse to the trolley company, Tho borough ollcers ll hold a meetng on Frday nght, at hch tme t s expected that the borough ll accept a smlar proposton us that accepted n Red Bank, FNED FOR TAKNG A BCCLE. MWS FROM ADDLETOWN. lullam. Bennett Settle* Wth the Court. Wllam H, Bennett of Mddleton tonshp ns fned $2.5 and costs at Freehold on Thursday for takng a bcycle belongng to Joseph Sesta of Red Bank over a year ago. n May, 1803, Sesta rented a bcycle to Percy Reed. R L l M J l h l A h A Ree(Lloa_nMJlxe_hcy.clQ,o_Athuj^Asay. and Aflay got drunk on hs ay to Red Bank from Oceanc, He got off the heel and ent to sleep by the roadsde, near Oceanc. Bennett n drvng by sa the heel ard put t n hs agon and took t home. He took the nameplate off the heel and panted t another color. Later he traded t and hle the ne possessor' of the heel as rdng through Red Bank, Sesta dentfed hs heel and sezed t. Bennett as nrrested and ndcted, and last eek le pad the penalty of hs offense. A CHLD'S EES NJURED. fttce Drenched Wth Carbolc Ard. Leon Hoard, a young son of Oscar Hoard, a fsherman of Belford, as severly njured about the eyes last Saturday, A bottle of carbolc acd as on the mantelpece and George Walng, the son of a neghbor, as n the room. Whle playng n the room the bottle of acd as broken and t ran don on the head and nto the eyes of Leon, ho as standng near the mantel. The boy as very badly burned, and for a tme t as thought that hs sght as utterly destroyed. Dr. Budlong, ho had charge of the case, kept hm n a dark room, and the boy can no see a lttle. Dr. Budlongr hopes that n tme the eyesght ll be entrely restored. AN ODD ACCDENT. A tomt and a Day Hurt tt Betfora MHt Week, Mrs, Vanaker, ho orks for Cjpt. Wllam H, Seeley of Belford, met th an odd accdent a fe days ago, Capt. Seeley ons a dog and the dog had gone don n the basement and lan don n a dark place to get out of the ayof the fles, Mrs. Vanaker as alkng about and stepped on the dog. The dog jumped up suddenly and thre Mrs, "Vanaker aganst the all of the house, makng a very severe bruse on her head. The dog as also hurt and has been gong on three legs ever snce, A Fne Floer Garden. One of the fnest floer gardens n Mddleton tonshp s that of Thomas S, Wallng of Belford, Mr, Wallng s an old man, and le has alays been a great lover of floers. Hs garden s on the road from Belford to Ne Monmouth, and s near Luther Walllng's shop. The entre yard s a mass of brglfcolored blossoms, most of. them beng the old-fashoned sorts hch ere cultvated ffty years ago, Mr, Wallng spends most of hs tme n the garden carng for hs (loers, and he rarely appears on the street thout a bmc of floers n,hs hand or a" buttonhole bouquet attached to hs coat. Dugan Alley's No Name. The name of the alley n the rear of the buldngs on the est sde of Broad street, knon for years as Dugan alley, has been.changed to Emanuel Court. A sgn has been put up on the Wes buldng at the entrance to the alley to apprse people of the change,of name. The alley s named for Barzlla Emanuel. ho as one of the early resdents of the alley,»-,qp- A Ne Teaoler Engaged. ---Mss MaTy-TrRogers of Toms Rver has been engaged to teach Englsh lterature n the Mechanc street school next year at a salary of 000 per year. Ths branch as taught by Mss* Grace G, Pane last year. Mss Rogers has been prncpal of the school at Manchester for the post four years. Luvua Freeman Fned, Lavna Freeman, ho hud charge of Mrs. Cole's restaurant on Wharf avenue durng the absence of the oners some tme ago, as lned #15 and costs for takng a plush cape hch belonged to Mrs. Cole, She as also fned'$1 and costs for beng too ntmate th Wn B, Whtmore, ' tunabottts and Tran*. The Craford runabout haa the name of beng the best of ts knd. We control the agency of t, and carry a lne n varous colors, open and th tops. We also keep other styles. Traps of varous styles, th seats facng each other and back to back, or both combned, panted n shoy colors, every one a fne job, from f 10Q upards. BlRDSALL & BON, Adv. A Cool Spot, These hot summer nghts, s alays to be found on the porch of the West End Hotel. Beverages are rght, too. O. Q. DENNS, Propretor. Adv. FARMERS BEGN DGGNG THE POTATO CROP..Uvl, JthHon an a "Joller" Manl/ernM Sjtott for tljerh - np r ornn the loadhdeh An dle Fertlzer Factory- Mel. Johnson of Navesnk has charge of Walter Bass's cutboat Baby ths year. 1U> h* saled the boat n several races Mn has made :\ trp up the Hudson th t. Most of hn summers are spent n salng, hle hs occupaton n the* (t her Heasom s oysterng, Johnson sad to he the " bum joller "of Mddleton tonshp and hs jokes are beyond number. Hs frends at Txrust Pont and Navesnk say that he s a regular " tossle-top"' hen t comes to jollyng, The potato crop s large, but only "afe people have begun dggng, O, A, Mount of Locust Pont, ho ons a small truck farm, s one of the frst to dg. The produce from hs farm s sold almost entrely at hs store to summer resdents. One of the fnest track farms n the tonshp s that of ex-judge George H. Sckles at Navesnk, Hs produce s sold at the stores at Red Bank and Atlantc Hghlands, Tho road gong don the hll to the Oceanc brdge and also the road gong don the hll to the Claypt creek brdge are dangerous spots for bkers. The hlls are steep and heelmen fnd t dffcult to go don at a slo speed. Last eek to Port Monmouth men had a collson hle rdng don the Claypt creek hll. One of the bcycles as recked and the men ere^ badly"brule(3^ "~~ Many of the fanners are trmmng up the grass and eeds at the roadsdes. Ths mproves the appearance of the farms and prevents the eeds from gong to seed." Wllam C. Bennett of Belford, ho ons a long stretch of land along the hghay, has recently moed don all the groth of ths character along hs fences^. Lorenz Fscher dd not start up hs fertlzer factory ths year. He had a large amount of fsh scap on hand from last season and he thought t ould be more prudent to dspose of ths stock than to manufacture more. The fnest sho of hollyhocks n Mddleton tonshp s n.the floer garden of C, A. Vanderhoof of Locust Pont. The floers make a mass of bloom, hch gves the place a very cheerful and nvtng aspect. The tonshp has not yet settled th Thomas Golden for hs ork durng the short tme that he as actng as temporary overseer of the poor, Henry C. Roberts of Ne Monmouth s the present overseer. A stereoptlcon exhbton of the " Lfe of Chrst" as gven n the Catholc church a fe nghts ago. The entertanment as ell attended and the exhbton as very satsfactory to the audence. Some of the young men of Mddleton use the turnpke- as an evenng promenade, Among the most notceable of these promenaders a Harry C3asey, ho svears a beautful hte flannel sut. The Vllage nn at Mddleton has been mproved by a coat of pant. The barroom has been panted n three colors, the sde alls, freze and celng formng a harmonous combnaton. A Sunday afternoon bble clas has been organzed n the Navesnk Methodst church. The class s ntended chefly for the young omen ho are summerng n the neghborhood. VanAmburg's crcus, hch shoed at Atlantc Hghlands last eek, as ell attended. t s estmated that $800 as taken n at the to performances, Samuel Smth of Locust Pont has been engaged to sal the boat of T, F. Bard on, ho spends hs summers on the rver near Bron's Dock, Wllam H, Heyer s buldng an addton to hs house at Belford. The addton s almost square, and s beng bult t& the front of the house,' The steam yacht Playmate, commnnded by A, Carhart, no makes to trps a day beteen Atlantc Hghlands a ld Hghland Beach. E, E, Burdge of Locust Pont has added another Jersey co to hs stock, n order to supply the demands of the localty fur mlk. Wllam C. Bennett of-belford expects to U-Kn pullng seet corn tls eek. Hs crop s the earlest n that part of the county. The Presbyteran church of Atlantc Hghlands held an out-door meetng on Sunday nght hch as largely" attended". ' MT, and Mrs, H, R, Scott and Mss Laura Scott of_ne\v ork ere the Sunday guests of H, J, Frost of Ne Monmouth. A report t,hat Rev. Thomas A, Roche of Atlantc Hghlands s sck s unfounded. He s enjoyng excellent health. A pretty bathhouse, th shngled exteror, has been bult on the dock of Mrs. W, B, Parsons at Locust Pont. Mr. and Mrs, ra Frost of Trenton are vstng ^Mr. Front's.mother,.M.rs...Cath-_ erne Frqst at Ne Slonmout. Lesle Roberts, son of Thomas J, Roberts of Atlantc Hghlands, has gone on a to-months' trp to Europe. Rev, J, R, Vanuata of Seasde and Rev. W, W. Rdgeley of Navesnk'exchanged pulpts on Sunday, George" Davs. Sr., of Nave nk, s buldng a box ndo to hs house and an addton to hs ktchen. Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Roberts of Ne Monmouth have returned home from ther trp to Boston,- Mr. and Mrs. George L. Crane of Mddleton vsted Mrs, E, C. Soabrook at Keyport last eek. A horse oned by Gottleb Detz of Mddleton from the" effects of the heat last eek, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fox of Brooklyn are at ther summer home at Ne Monmouth. Charles Palmer of Brooklyn spent Sundny th Benjamn Burdge of Locust Pont. The frst tomatoes n Mlddletn ere pcked from the farm of Gottleb Detz. Wllam H. Heyer 1B sad to on the fastest horse n Belford. DeHart & Letson's carbonettes a the pctures of to-day,,ther sho cose has some artsto specmens n t. Judge for yourself and gve them a tral. Adv. ^*^ -. 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2 ONE OWrp T'OTHER. Jua lotr Murk Wt* a Matter Tro Women Vauld Xot ttetermttr. f thn uro not u true alury, t ould not bo so luuorouh. Thoy lmllun HlpM Thero SVHH no roam for doubt on thl Neuro, uul ludln. of nl zen "'H nhnpos UMUT' hosr lftps am to or tlmu'txtr " ttntr vlnnlty n thu No Hvon nllnml alng room at the Grand (Juntml «l(ttlon. hod furtufuly Mrnl sy r<htln«!>1bco to ult for n tran lnfur< U> umul ontoml. They lumrml nto HCUH llroftly bchlud UH tly lunhhl tlmtr luudlos don anl nlmnst slnultrtnemhly remarkud, "Ol, my, but 'm tlrnl!" "Let ' M<<\" OHO trlu to hsper to her con nnl><n, 'lnt dd jny for tlnt rbbon you loghtf" "One dollar lud lft>>n -nntn." "Oh, yufl, nnd thun gave. 2f> punts fur your oonljf" "y«s." "Tlnt, mnkun you on mo $l.r»0" "No, 11.0, Cun youchnngn n l& jlllf 11 "t's 11,50," "t sn't uthor," Tho snonlser an gettng WEnltel, "t's.0.'"' ''CjoodnHs, pun't you ll^uru 1 Unoff- toon nnd ttuty-flvo mks olo ffty," "Woll, just tnko your uull urn! t lp," " don't ond ft punol. oufgrut f you nut to," " don't need to; lean do t thout n pencl." "Woll, H'H.DO," "Upon my ord, you nrovoku mo th nch stupdty." "f you'd tako your pnnoll nnd" At ths juncture the bluo ountof tcket puncher at tho gnto oftllurt out thulr tran. The omen kept up tholr urgunmt hle gettng up ther bundkm, contnued t through tho gateay nnd nto tho trnln. As passed them n an olflo n a cor the oman ho Btnrtod tho nrgunent as tlll mkng nhout "o poncll" on "on flftoou." Chrst and tho To Theves. n nne out of ton pctures of tho cruel. "fltoffrhoto Chrlst'fl to componlonsdonth nro rupresuntod, they nro pctured as havng boon fastened to tho gross th thongs or cords, Tho queston naturally arses, Were the theves n ronllty bound to ther dfferent nstruments of torture hle the blobbod Snvlour as nnlled to hsf And, f ao, hch mode of death as obnlderod tho moat gnomnous bndng or nalllngf Tlo ronotenobs of tho event ond tho fuot that n ths oaso hstorcal truth may have boeu torfcod to potorul effect make tho nbove quoatlonb hard onus to anser, Tho onrly rters almost nvnrl. ably refer to the theves ns havng buon naled to the crosg, hle the early pcture rnakars dhurad to the ganernl rule of represontng thorn as havng boon llod or bound to tholr sunnroto crohhos, f o are to gve any crudcco to the offepts of the changng of levol of tha earth's orust. From the computatons al ronly rofemd to t as found tb.at for tho flrat 8,000 years of tho lfe of tne rver story of tho Holy Empress Holon and heronly the Ere aters floed by ay of the reputed dscovery of the three oro«h<s n Nagara rver, and for only 8,000 years the year U'28 A D,, thu to thluvos ero have all tho aters of the upper lakes been nallbd to ther orosbnl u a manner smlar feedng the falls. f tho terrestnl movements contnue as ot present, and there to that observed n th& crolflxon of tho Snvlour, Ths oonolugon hns been guttled appears no reason to doubt t, for the contlnont as formerly vatly hgher than upon for thl reason: When tho throe crosbos ero dlslntorrod from tho mound no, then n about 8,000 years the rm of n hch tradton sad thoy had l J uou the Kre basn promses to be rased so hgh burlod, tlat upon hch Chrst had Buffered ne only dstngushed from thu flo out by ay of the Chcago canal. that all the aters of the upper lakes,l other to by the mlrnolos t performed. Thus the duraton of Nagara falls ll Ths ould certanly suffce to prove that have contnued about 87,000 years. But the all throe of tho nstruments of torturo boro lakt'b ll endure beyond tho BlnUar nal tuarks and that the tradton ot'the boldest bofologlst. of Chrst bulng the only ouu nnllnd as nut knon?j-%'.-.:\% tsmu. _^_ ^ _^.» ^_ Water Tests, Pour half a pnt of ater nto clo mouthed jar; doso tlo mouth nnl shako volently for a mnute. f ftn offensve odor fl porclvod, tho ater s contamnated probably by BcaRo, Anothor toht: To r lttlo atur add 2 drops of dluto Hulhur lo acd md enough of potassum pormrnganato to tlnyo thu ater a fant pnk. Cover tln vt's«>l th a KMUCT. f after f mnutch tn 1 pnk tlfto s stll vshu', the ater s probably hou'sotnn. A thrd tont: Puur a lttlo soluton of slver ntratu (lunar eauhte) nto n ('arefully cleaned glhh and e that t remans t'j parent; then pour n tho ater'.^u» strong mlkluus.- apr'arfl drop n a Vttlo.dllutu ntrc Hcsl, f thu nlkness Htll reah, the 'pnar t'ontans ml sodum chnvde, hkfc may ndcate rege eontanat lun «r may ndk-att) proxmty to tle KCfllory, To tost for ld n au'r fll a ftlss tumbler d plauo t on a pece- of llto paper. Add a drop or to of dlute ntrc acd and then a lttlo hydrohulphuro ard. f load 1)0 present, a dark bron tngo ll bo Been n the ster lun t s looked at from above, Tho smplest ay of avodng danger la to drnk only boled ater, Tlo ater should bo bkd and then eoolud n H covered vessel not n contact th tho l(?o...e«.b Boom to Spread. One of the penaltes of culture s that ts possessor «n danger ol lsnn hs dlurt DOBS of percepton for practcal d>t»l.s. The youjj oman ho lah htudled art n JKuropo as Ljt<p shon tho places of nterest n tlu cty, unrt among sjter tjk bruught to her attonon ere a numbur of tal modern busness buldgh.,- "They an very Hub," b.u hud, "l)ut thoy are not artstc, " 'Weflay lavb buun led to suppose that thoy are rght up to lun," ventured the old gunlunu ho as Uolny thu hon org "Oh, 1 um sure thuy are l Hpeoltns of tlur knd, but they run up nto thu ar tll they look attuutmted--to Ue.r'.lly-ur- tlste, a buldng should not bo too hgh. n th«old days of Athens they ould never have thought of ru'nulng an edfce to half or oven a quarter of tlut heght, " "Well, 11 as the rejonder, ' HUpposo not Uut kljbn uonlltous uro dfferent. M bb n tc old days u Athons don tuu rua estate asn't sellng at from 11,500 to 18,000 a foot," Buckle's Unllnshed Work, Buckle's uln as to traco tho hstory of clvleatlon, and from m oarly ngo ho set hmself to that stupondous undortakug. For 20 yours ho orked n Bllonce and unknon, ond then publshed throo volum'os hch at ooo rased hm frou obscurty to the poklon ho deserved, Hut 1 H book, though long, n only an ntroducton to la grout sohone, o more study for the mportant pcture he had planned, ot t o all that ho as dostned to perform. Worn out by hl Hffort ho ont to tho east ft-boaroh of fresh vgor and pnsed n%vay at DamuBCUB, uxolqlmngn hs last moment! of conolousnesh! "My book, my book shall novor fnsh my book " Obarloa Morlatt'a Purchase. t'lmrl'h Jlorlrtt, ho moved from Lttle Slvor to Atlsntn HghlandM a HO tme ago, has bought a house nnd lot st tlut plafo. Tho property n on Thrtl avouf, anl an Ktuglt from MH. Mary H. Hron for fu,5()0. Tho lon 1 as luglt furnhhod. Mr. Morltt h;h rontnl tlo lo' for tlt' HUu-r season to N- ork jmrth at a hgh prce. A No HOUHO at Bolford. Mrs, John Tlel of Bflfonl, lo lounht u tract of lund at that plact 1 «" c.'tly and ho ntel-d to hulct four houses on t, ll blcl only out 1 OUHC lt present anl ll hull the ntler three later on. Thf nuteal for tho OUH. N hek ("rted by 1''tor Moore. Thomas W, Dorson'B Ne Houso, Tlof. W, DorHo'M ne hothe on lnllntl avenue, near Avenue C, at Atlantc llglunlh, ha been raml, Tm nt as lought a Hhort tme ago for >l,")lt>. Tlo ltuse U beng bult 1'V >''bn Houtlall A: Hon. Tho Water Wtch Club HOUHO, Work lan been connerced upon the Water Wteh <;lb 1OUH> ut the llkhlnla. t h expected that t ll be sh'l n He]t«'nber, t ll bo bult by Humphrey & Co., nnd ll eot about ' O ' Buldng ContraetB The follong buldng contrncth have been tled n the oflc: of tho county clerk at Freehold for the eek endng July lth, lhwh Mnmrc't A, Wtrln th Clmrlc*. Wln. llllnr at AshuT 'urk, 8,lT. ('rd' W. 'ltt'kcr th Adam Llppncolt, lulllnt nt Alllret, S ^! NAGARA FALLS. A Nt'ftt/lv Authorty (HrvH Them but t",o00 More vnrh of J/'e. Fftoon hundred year ago the terrostrlol novonunt rnlsod the Johnon barrer to tho Bro basn BO hgh that the, atersof that lawruaehur-nut^tnotolytho'otol of Lako Mchgan, but the pont of turnng all tho ato of the upper lakes nto the Msssspp dranage by ay of Chcago. But tho talk ore then cuttng through tho rldgo, aud hen ths as aeoomplahod, before tluchange of dranaguo com pletcd, the surfaue of Lake Ere as sud donly lodtul by many feet, and thus the falls ore ry-ostnblshed for fccne tmu longer. Sloly, y-'ar by year, one sees the catoraot earng baok and guggostng the tme han the rver ll be turned nto a aeres of rapds. But another llent cause lg at ork, and one not easly seen namely, the Nature's Order. n ruturtu s nnnngtul fur tho Uust th peslect frugalty and juht rcmervu, profuse to none, D'ut bountful to all; never employng on one thng more than enough, but th exact economy retrenchng the superfluous and addng for'ce_ to uat l prncpal u everythng.- AT THE TOP, ALL Al.ONl THE LNE CTEARNS OBCCLESK- Are establshng ther superorty* At Boston, Juno 17th, Nat and Tom Butler on the rnlu and to mle handcap, and establshed tho orld's (. ompettlon ttndom ret-, ord, at 2:01 =. At Manhattan Beach Saturday, VfUo Frfhnvs on every mportant event. for Speed, the Peerless Ol For Bcycle Lamps, V V V put' of Rod Dunk's, noted rdera H»yH J*'ltsa Ol s aa near perfocton as t m possble to got ol, lnlfmt enns, 20 cents., Wrte Tor prech, Ful' BllC hy PO1«! k FlltUMM'n Ull tnfyl'u tll 1 comty. l'lt"%'ftllts MAllK H HEXXETT & KEMXEDV, 1K) HANK, N. J. Hgh-Class Talorng Tho 1 la sl tllng as Rpundltf n lttlo, money for tllmng and astng t all. Tlcre n Melt tlld UH st'rlnb a far prce and ^flng more tlnn tho -orth of your monny. <l) thu best tnuorng tlut can be done al Hk ngnslflt'nuly less for t tlnn slnhr tulor- ng can h! hud. $ cr. a= 9 Front Street, Red Bank, N. J. Maker of Clothes that Ft. WHEELWRGHT SHOP, Sure On One Pont, The frends of 'Sqnro T, F. SnlflVn ll Dud hm at hs old busness n Walsh's bundng on "Out nto lot nght, eh? What ttne djd nfsobante Street, Bed Bank, N..J., the clock ay hen you got nf" here he doos all knds of Wagon ^Vork, " don't renumber hat the clock sad, No Form WoroM, Harro, CnrtJ, WloolbarroB, Ac, made to order, and Jobbng of all jlnds noatlj but ll never forgot hot ray!f«and promptly done,, ' ad!" -. = - * JAWLBS WALSH, Froproletr. $ Prospectve Bcycle Buyers. Hundreds of people have learned to rde a bcycle ths year. Hundreds more ntended to and haven't. Some have bought ne heels. Some have not yet decded upon the make heel they should buy. t s a queston,of prce, ease of runnng and make. The last s not the least mportant consderaton. The makes e sell are knon from one end of the country to the other. They are made by concerns ho have a reputaton to sustan, and hose future busness must rest on ther reputaton. We are after the trade of prospectve bcycle buyers, and there s every reason hy e should get t. No other dealers n ths vcnty gve as much varety to select from, no other frm carres half the stock e do, and no other frm treats ts patrons so lberally. We necessarly kno a great deal about bcycles. The beneft of ths knoledge -eoffer -you n makng your selecton; We ll-tell you~thettlehnfs that are features of one heel, hat makes another make desrable, and e ll gve you any nformaton that may be useful to you. We have about 25 second-hand heels on hand. Some ere made to years ago, others don't look as f they had been rdden at all. Every one s put at a second-hand prce -maybe less than you have any dea of. POPE & PATTERSON UP-TO-DATE 1896 Ne Bcycles. LAD'S OR GENT'S FOR S38.OO. Smples may be seen or orders left at s Suttep BROAD 8TEEET, RED BANK. N. J.» Better than a Doctor. RED BANK AND SEABRGHT. Phj'beans are all rght, but f you can be cured of nsomna and dyspepsa by rdng a bcycle, sn't t cheaper to buy a heel than to pay doctor's blls? Experence and reputable authortes are hat e base our clam on, Tlo best s the cheapest, BERRANG & ZACHARAS, Better do no Electrc Work not gve satsfacton. ttan Asbury Park, N. J. 19 EARS' COLUMBA BCCLES OF TO-DA GROW FROM EXPERENCE, Ths contnnous, progressve learnng-ho to buld bcycles makes the Columba stronger, handsomer, and easer runnng than any other bcycle more than orth the 100 t sells for to all alke. Patterns Nos, and 2, from $80 to $65 and $70.! Ths s the best value for the money offered n medum grade machnes. f you can't bay a Columba, then buy a Hartford Hartford Bcycles. REDUCTON N PRCE. Patterns Nos. 3 and, from $60 to S5O. Patterns Nos. & and 6, from $50 to $5, All Columba and Hartford Bcycles are ready for mmedate delvery. W. A. COLE, AgenV- BROAD STRUT, BD BANK, N. J.' 1 The Ne Woman a thng or to. Who ever sa a Ne Woman ho as pale and thn? Rch Port Wne_f pure and nvgoratng, ll buld up a Ne Woman qucker than anythng else. t s nature's on tonc. t flls out hollo cheeks and thus drves aay rnkles. t stretches the nerves taut and makes the eyes brght. t gves permanent strength and health. Ours s perfectly pure; t s not adulterated n any ay, and tastes lke coo), crushed frut. Don't forget to askfor Chamberlan's Old Cabnet Bye Whskey, hch e consder the equal " f not the superor" of any rye hskey produced n the orld. Aged 10 years. J. J. ANTONDES, Store, SO Front Street, near Broad Street, EED BANK, N. J. ft SHERDAN HOTEL. RED BANK'S FAVORTE SPORTNG RESORT Front Street, opp. Broad Street, Red Bank, N. J. GOOD ROOMS, ' " A WELL=STOCKED BAE, \ MPORTED AND DOMESTC CGABS, GOOD MEALS. ' Wheelmen Accommodated Any Hour of the Day or Nght. Free Bcycle Racks for Vstng Wheelmen. A Flrst-cass Lunoh Counter la connootedlth the Hotel, and meals can be hud thout delay. Claret 'Lemonade and Snordan Soda are BpeotaltleaTTltl us. Tley are the most coolng and refreshng drnk heelmen can use,» '»»»»»»»» $125 BCCLE FOR $5O,_ havo tho agency for the boat bcycle ever made Bcycle for $59, Warranted to be as repregented, or no sale. Other 875 heels for 8, arrantea for one year. Second-hand ones, 8!B, M and $30, n good order. Send for a catalogue. SEWNC MACHNES. 820, $2> and $30. arranted by the Company for 10 fear, 1 Other agentajvould ask you $50 and SCO for a machne not so Rood, 1 have sold hundreds of machne! n Monmonth county, and all the machnes have Bold hove gven the belt satsfacton. f'you ant o machne or a bcycle, gve me a call. ou kno am the only agent that knos hoto repar ar makes of machnes. All ork guaranteed. Bcycles and Seng Machnes to hre. J also sell the Darlng Fertlzer. All farmers knosv ths s the best. Orders token for Coal and Wood. OFFCE; No. 38 MAPLE AVENUE. C. W. WOODWARD, Post offce Box, «J. Red Bank, N. J. Dphthera s due n many cases to BAD PLUMBNG. f the plumbng n your home s defectve there s no more opportune tme than NOW to have the trouble corrrected, We constantly employ a force of experenced men and are prepared to make repars of any character on short notce at very moderate prces. Drop us a postal e'll do the rest, THE SANTAR PLUMBNG CO., W. J. BROADMEADOW. Manager.

3 BLL0OATS HARD TO KLL! Ther Tantalsng Wat/a an a Hall, read Engneer Mtemctlbea Them. "Dd you ovnr hoar of a locomotve httng Bd kllng a lllygofttf" as tho queston hch John Von Kuj-, a 'oun- Bjlvnnta ralroad onglmor, put to n roporter. "Well, hon you do, lut no kno, lons, for ant to make a note of, mvo boon rdng nl onglo over ths rond for 18 years, md though hovo often»oon goota on the trauk nod mvo ofto thought that hud surely ht ono yet mvo alays fount! that Mr. Gout oe lke tho fonou Don of tho Dutchman not thoro. "Wo most of ton jo thom on tho trunks nt Kn«t Nonrk or nt Knst Ralay, huru thuy Btrny over from Gut hll No uo ongnotr ant to ht or kll nnythlng, hut nnny of them hnvo shed they could notch a blly, for he l o tantalzng. He'll tftod on tho trnoks, gonornlly at rght nnglos th the ruth?, cheng hs oud, and ll pay no more attenton to tho hstle than to tho bnlat on the roadbed, "Sometmes he ll turn hs oyo toard tho ron horse snoodng toard hm, but t scums to havo no terrors for hm, and ho holds ht ground untl you onunot loe hm from the cub on Buoouut of your proxmty, hon, presto he l gone, and f you look out of the cab ot the roadsde you'll eo Mr. Blly Rtandlng there atng for you to pag, "The other day, at Eat Neark, sa a bg black one standng on 'No. 1 ahead of u a e ere en route for Jersey Cty. To gve hm arnng tooted the hstle. Ho ne?er strred. He a cheng aay and gazng don toard Neark bay, He bad an elegant goatee, hch the east nd a toyng th. We ere runnng at a lvely rate and ere soon thn a hundred feat of hm. No, sad to myself 'm gong to get a blly sure n an nstant o had passed the spot. ta DO goat hoot up n tho ar, nor dd feel any jat nor any resstance oommunoated to the sen- lttve throttle, as e usually do. Then looked outof the cab ndo, Sure enough, as usual, there as bll; nt the roadde, lookng up at us and aggng hs tall. When you hea? of a goat beng klled *6ff"thl"*rdaffby"aTofSmotlm'3at let mo kno about t." The Green Lzards of Barbados. The green lzards hoj arm on every tree certanly have the hardest lfe of any creatures n Barbados, slnoo therfleshs 60 delcate that everythng eats them hch can catoh them. Cats, fol, brds, monkeys and snakes, all devour the poor lzards, hch have only to mothods of defendng themelvea, both very nadequate for the purpose. One a ther poer of changng ther color, hereby they can appear brght green at one moment on the loaf of an aloe and then dark chocolate bron on a pece of damp earth. f ths does not conceal them from ther enemy, they drop ther tal. The oaudlappend. age jumps from the ground and makes a frantc dance all by tself, and f the pursuer s deluded nto sezng t the lzard BTall tself of the chance to escape and gro another tal. But e ne bound to confess that e have never yet seen a quadruped token n by the artfce, though t may deceve a brd no and then. For the rest, the poor llzardt are harmless thngs, th pathetc eyes, n hch lurks an expreon of earness and dslluson, as though they ere as old as the orld tself and had found t all vanty and vexaton of sprt. They are fond of plantve musc and ll enter at the open ndos hen a pano s playng and st lstenng and noddng ther queer flat heads and lookng oat of those stful eye at the player tll he or she, f of an magnatve temperament, mght fancy she ere playng to an audence of transmgrated souls.. ^ A Schoolroom dyl. "Teacher, cannot anser that queston." "Hobert, your reasons for ths surprsng refusal to anser met Dd Thomas Jones thro that marble?". t as a thrllng moment. Across hs desk the tall, poerful* master glared sternly at the pale, determned face of the lttle fello before hm. From ther seats the scholars atched the scene th bated breath. An nvestgatve youth n the back of the room dropped a pn and as frghtened at the nose t made. The bg green fly stopped buzzng aganst the ndo pane. The boughs of the old elm besde the door ceased ther rustlng to catch tho brave boy's anser, At last t came Tht noble Httle fello burst nto tears, " don't ant to," he sobbed, " 'cause Tommy Joaes says f blab on hm he'll lck do stuftt outer me." Attacks on Royalty. The kng most often and most leronly hot at as Lous Phlppe, ho someho as never hurt by hs ould be assassns. The most desperate attempt as by Flesohl, the Corscan, ho operated th an nfernal machne. He as once fred upon at such close quarters that 'the flash of the pstol set fre to the bonnet of Queen Mare Amela, ho sat besde hm n a carrage. But one serous attempt as made to assassnate Napoleon. t a th an nfernal machne, Napoleon had to narro escapee. One as hen the Orslnl bombs exploded round ht carrage, and the other as n the Bol de Boulogne, hen a ball meant for h guest, Alexander, hzzed by hs ear and (hot hs addo-camp's horse,» Grandmother's Sgns. Tell yon,'gran'mother'an queer pbft-*hor«l Makes yer heart go ptapat! f the nd Je' happenh to tfmn a door. She'll say there 1! a sgn n that, An f no one an't n a rookln cheer, AD t rocks tself, she ll say: HOhfl Oh, doah^oh, my! 'm certan 'at lomobody'b gela to de!" Oh, he make me cry Bhe makes me cry! Onot u a ol that happened to lght On our tall chmney top An screamed nn screamed n the dead o' nght. An nuthn could make t atop, ' An gran'raa eho Uncovered her head An amo 1 frghtened me out the bed, "Oh, dear! Oh, my! 'm certan 'at Bomebody'* goln to dal" An she mode me cry he made me cry Then let a co lean over th» gat '**** ' An bello, an' gran'ma she Wll say her prayers f t's soon or late An shake her fnger at me, An then, nn then you'll hear her nay t' a "sgn" 'en the cattle act that ay. "Oh, dear! Oh, my!, 'm curtan 'at somebody's goln to dal" Oh, she makes me cry She makes me cry Bkeerles person yon ever soon. Alays ahuntln far "sgns" Sayslt' Rporlta that's good or mean f. the nd je 1 shakos the vnes. ^lays feel skasry 'en gran'na' aroun AD thnk that thngs an lamp ot each t. "Oh, dearl Oh, myl ''m certan 'at somebody'a goln to de!" Oh, she makes ma cry She makes me cry Bale* mt Real Estate. Tho follong real estate, transfers hove been 1 fled n tho offce of tho county lork at Freehold for the eek endng July 11th, 1800 MHKWHU'K TOWNSHP. James H. Mnon to t'hns. A. Mlnton. l'le of ruperty. S, Kml (', Trucx tttlt ollrra o Wllam A, Truex, jnlut RH Dank, Jl. Wm. A, Tncx tn Knma '- Trucx and others, ^ndat Red Hank, 1, Mnn.mN TOWNSHP. Muy K, VOK "'" hudlmhl to the Hoard of Etlu. nton of Mlddlclot tohlp. Pece of property, Nctlln A, r, ANluT to Charlps G's. Lot n Md. Upton tonshp nenr lb bard'a brdge, 81. HlghlunlH of Navt'slnk mprovementco, to John, McArthr. 2 luln (t, Wntcr Wtch Park, fwk), V. Hoe!! to AdllHl '. Frll*. Lot lt»<u Stle, 8":tl, ATLANTC HUllLANDS. Cun'l A. Jlm to (mrlch A. ('hrlfclrnu, xts.«am 117, fcll.w. ATLANTC TOWNSHP. Wn., LJjum tt Wn. A. Hauklnson, Jr. Pece :>t propel ty, 81. Wm, A, HonkltKon, " Jr., to Rachel A, Lnyton, lx-o of promtty, Jl, HARTAN TOWNSHP. EllsalK'tl A, Dnyton nnd msbflntl to Henry E, NlbhMt. Pece of p\ H'rty, 8125, Surah. rudso k-ury E. Nlbblctt, Pece of rorty, 8H!'. Lly J, Mount and husband to Wm, 11. Post. Ltt t Keyport, 88X>, Keyport nnd Nntann Strt Ralay Co, to subel UntOTlmnr, Lot ut Keyport, OCKAN TOWKBHr. Ne ork and \jcmg_ Branch Ralroad Company UJ Harry T. Blodgctl. Laud at LonB Draneh, 8,000. Hurry T, BlodKCt to John W, Woolloy, Land at LonR lronch, SWWU. Martn 8. Brskey to Lyda n, VanNote, Lot at Long Branch, Matthaa Woollcy, sherff, to Thoma E, Hoyt and othere, Lot qn Benj, Whte Estate, North Long - ranch. $1,25, Mary Carley an* husband to Edmna Smth. Lot on West estate. Long Branch, $,000, SeabrKht Fshery Assocaton to James L, Bron, LotLatScabrBht,Sl, NEPTCNE TOWNSHP. Jullelt Slocum and huband to JoMph 6. HUlard Leaao of pece of property. Joseph B, Mllard to Rescue Msson of Asbury ark, Pece of property, 81,150, ( Ada M. Hampton and husband to Arthur B. Appleby. Lot on Bennett estate, 8100, Washngton Whte to John Ely. Pece of proper, y, $1,800, Ocean Qrove assocaton to Joseph B, Ward, 2 oto at Ocean Groye, f 160. Theodore P, Edards, adm'r, to Emelne H. Westerrolt- tetsmtpcean GroverW.aOO.- Asbury Park buldng and loan assocaton to abella Noble, Lot at Ocean Grove, $2,00. T. Frank Appleby to Mary Voorhees, 2 lots at Ocean Gro?e Helf ht, 1500, Bernlce 8, paley and husbard to Nathan W. Croxon, Lot at Bradley Beach, $1,100, Henry Rose to Jonn Thomas, Land at Bradley Beach, 81- Elzabeth M, Work and husband to Amos Uppln. oott. lots at WananaMa, S. Elzabeth Warden to Charle T, Shoemaker, Land at Abury Park, $5,600, Louse 1. DDels to Davd B, CockB, Lot at Asbury Park, $1, Wnfleld Scott Anderson to Georga A. Lyrnan, Lot at Manaaquan, tl, Georga A, Lyman and husband to Wnfleld S, Anderson, Lot at Manaaquan, 81. Lydla Jackson to sarah A, Glfford, S lots on Jack, son estate, Manasquan, t m Bertha D, Wssnr and husband to Lle C, Breed, Lot at Belmar, $3,000. Archbald K, Wolverton to Charles McDermott. elar,^!; Cornelus C, Voorhees to Anne Cook. Lot at Manasquan, S. norlltosgnp. Meta Stock and husband to N, Henry W. Schutt, Land at Farmngdale, $1. Ten Seet Caporal Cgars SOLD B ALL DEALERS, A Home n the Country, One of the prettest avalable spots n Monmouth county for a home s that tract of land recently bought at East Oceanc, and hch am offerng n lot for sale on easy terms. The property s near Seabrght, and s n every ay a desrable locaton for a home. Restrctons n the deeds ll keep out nusances, and the property s sure to advance n value, The place ll make an deal country home for a cty man ho ants a small, house to hch he can take hs famly n the summer. The lots need no gradng, the dranage s excellent, and the place s one of the healthest to be found anyhere MANK McMAHON, EAST OCEANC,, NEW JERSE PostoCBce addreab: SEABRGHT, N, J. A MLLON BOOKS: Rare, Curous, Current, N STOCK ALMOST GVEN AWA. Lbrares Suppled Gbea«r (ban at any Book Store -n the orld. LBRARES AND BOOKS BOUGHT, MAMUpttt OA TAZOOU FOBS, LECCAT BROTHERS, 81 CHAMBERS STREET, M Door Wart of bt; HaU Park, NBW OR MttMMttMMmm Rockood Rye May be tred before buyng! or returned f not satsfactory. t s serously represented asthe equal or superor of any of the ell-knon brands at $1,25 to $1.50 the bottle. Persons ho try t and lke t save the large dfference n prce. Persons ho don't lke t lose nothng by tryng. $ 1.OO a full quart bottle. W, A. FEENOH & CO., Pure Wnes and Lquors, Corner Brond and Front Streets, RED BANK, N, J, HtlmlllHlHMMMHH FRANCS WHTE, Real Estate, Loans and nsurance. Offce n R, T. Smth's Buldng, FRONT STREET, R1D SANK7N, 17 FURNSHED HOUSES, From $78 up to f 1,500 for season, UlfFUMNZSHED HOUSES, From $7,50 upto 50 per month, FOB SALE. Houses and lots from $750 up to $76,006, have over one mllon dollara' orth of property on my books. All of t can be bought belo ts Talue no. Some of t ll double n a year. For nstance, take the Parker farm on Front street and Rdge Road, Last year Bold a number o acres at $500 per acre, then told the buyers that t ould double n value n one year. esterday my-predotona ere fulflled sold one acre for $1,000, and am entertanng other offers at" the same prce. No small lota ll be sold on ths property, except the eleven that are left on East Front street. We ll sell them for $600, 50x200, up to January 1st, All the rest of the property e ll sell for $1,000, n acre plots, th restrctons, A sxty-foot avenue ll be opened from Front street through to the Edge road. Plots ll be sold on both sdes to partes ho sh to lve n a select neghborhood. MONE TO LOAN, $1,500, P,000, p,000, $1,000, $500, NSURANCE AT LOWEST HATES. After S P. M, at resdence on rver bank. Front street. WALTER A. WOOD Harvestng Machnery. 3-Apron Bnder, - $75 Sngle Apron Bnder, - 85 Open Rear Bnder, "WHTE, Never before n the hstory of harvestng machnery have machnes been offered for so lttle money. All of the Postal Telegraph Offce, above machnes are frst-class n etery partcular and bran ne. FRONT STREET, RED BANK, N, J, Tger Wheel Rakes, Metal and^wood. Tger and Advance Hay Tedders. Bnder Tne and Machne Ol, All of the machne offer are of the 1898 pattern, and have all of the mprovementa hch have been added thayear, beleve them to be the very best machnes n the market for farms lke those found n Monmouth county. WM. A. WALLNG, PHALANX, N. J. P. O. Address, RED BANK, N. J. Muzzle our Dogs OR TE THEM UP. The Commsaonere of the ton of Red BanT hong ordered all dop found runnlbg nt large n the ton of Red Bank thout a muzzle to be klled, and havng ordered the Marshal to see that the ordnance regardng dog be enforced; no, therefore, n order that all persona onng dog may have due and far notce that all dogs runnng at ursft thout muzzles ll be klled, you are hereby notfed that all dop found after the lt day of July, 1808, on the streeta of he ton ll be taken and mpounded for U noun, and f notredeemedn that tme ll be dmtroyed, No dog ll be klled on the street unless absolutely necessary on account of publc, danger from sad dog. All ponon havng vcous dop that they sh out ott.no ay can turn them over to the Marshal. A dog that s regstered s not exempt on that account, uut must bo muzzled or klled. f any dog hat tho name of the oner on ts collar, sad oner ll be notfed by.letter. n postoffce f tho place of resdence U not knon, that md oner may redeem sad dog thn the 8 hours for, redempton, JAMES WALSH, Marshal. Dated June 2th, fflb.,'\ Anythng Electrcal. f you ant your store or your Souse red for electrc lght. f you ant electrc bells pnt n or electrc bells put n orkng order, let me tell you my prce for dong the ork, do all torts of electrcal ork and do t qulesly, cbeppry and ell. F, WEBERLNG, NOT SO GOOD AS PANO. Ths fne parlor organ th ts hgh case of beautful desgn, and bevel plate mrror ; seetest tone, best of orkmanshp, s rot equal to a pano. t doesn't cost so much. t s orth more than any other $So organt can't be better made nor better tone. Some prefer an organ; others buy one untl they can afford a pano then sap t back. We have a great varety P of organs. r Send for catalog, 1r 29 Broad St., Red Bank, N. J. r. Notce to Delnquents. Notce s hereby gven to the 5g Daly ajd Sunday Papers g DelvereBs. at our Door, g delnquent taxpayers of the. tonshp of Shresbury that g Statonery, Toys, Games, under no crcumstances U th«s Shelf and Tolet Papers, J payment of the costs and n terest on delnquent taxes be aved or abated, but deh'nquents U be requred to pay n full n all cases. By order of the tonshp com mttee, 3 ^ f, Tonshp Clerk Hardood Work, / UX( 'JCL N THS 1'ARTCULAJL' oc m a brunch of ( rpontry n hch 1 have had much oxporemv. f you are thnkng of! lavu^y hanlool ork (lone, 'd bo jlcntuhl to tell you the col or to gve you any nformaton n regarl to t, f you art' gong to have any such ork dyne 'd bo.pleased to do t. Drop me 9 postal and 'll call. A. E. SMTH, Far Haven, Ne jersey. Watson & Bron Members Ne ork Stock E«hanee. Bonds* and Stocks Bought and Sold for Cash, or Carred on Margn, 80 BROADWA, N., BRAKCH OFFCE, Ocean Avenue, Scahrght, M, J, Connected by Prvate Wre. A N ORDNANCE TO REGULATE X. the use of Bcyclea, Trcycles, and smlar chcles n the Ton of Red Bank, Be t ordaned by the Board of Comm&sonre of he Ton of Bed Bank as follos; SECTON 1. No pcreon shall rde any bcycle, trl- ycle, velocpede, or any other smlar vehcle upon he publc hghays, streets, alleys, parks, squares r pace thn the corporate lmts pf_ the L<jn QL Red Bank Ufa'" greater rate of speed that at the ate of sx mles an hour, SEC, 2, Any person ho shall rde mch machne f vehcle beteen the hours of one hour after sunset and sunrse upon such hghays, streeta or places s hereby requred to have attached to such ehcle or meetlne, and to keep the same lghted, a amp of such llumnatng poer asto be planly seen one hundred yards ahead of such machne, SEC, 3, Any person ho shall rde any such machne or vehcle at any tme upon such publc hghays, streeta or places. s hereby requred to have attached to the handle bar of such machne a hell, hch hen rung may bo hoard one hundred feet dstant from such machne, and alays hen approachng or passng other persons n the laful use of sad hghays, streeta, alleys or other places to rng such bell. SEC,, No person shall rde any bcycle, trcycle. elocpede, or smlar machne upon the sdealks thn the corporate lmts of the ton of Red Bank, SEC, 5, The Board of Commssoners of the Ton Of Red Bank are hereby gven the poer n ther dscreton upon any specal occason to grant permts to any penon or persons, to rde such machntg durng a specfed tme, upon specfled^ portons of the publc ays of the ton of Bed Bank, at any rate of speed and to annex such other reasonable condtonstosuch permt as they shall deem proper. And the sad Board of Commssoners of the Ton of Bed Bank may also, under such condtons as they may deem proper, permt the use of velocpedes or other smlar machnes by chldren on any sdealk n any publc ay, square or park thn the corporate Umlta of the ton. SEC. 0, Every volaton Of any secton of ths ordnance shall render the offender subject to a One not exceedng the sum of Fve Dollars for each of. fence. And t s hereby provded that such fne may mposed by a polce Justce n hs dscreton as he may thnk proper. SEC 7. And he t further ordaned, That all ordnances and parta of ordnances nconsstent hereth he and the same are hereoy repealed. Approved July 7th, 1896, O, E, DAVS, CommFsOOT, Attest: A. C. HARRSON, Ton,Clerk. Notce to'bcycle Rders. An ordnance to prohbt the use of bcycles, trcycles and velocpedes on portons of the sdealks of the Tonshp of Shresbury, and to reffulate anl restrct the use thereof on other portons of the sdealks n sad tonshp, and to prescrbe punshment for volaton of ths ordnance, Be t ordaned by the Tonshp Commttee of the Tonshp of Shresbury, n the County of Monmouth and State of Ne Jersey, m follos: SECTON 1, That no person, hle rdng or propellng any bcycle, trcycle or velocpede n the Tonshp of Shresbury, shall use any porton of the sdealks Of the ald Tonshp to the detrment or mpedment of or nterference th any person or persons atng, standng, or. n any ay legtmately usng th eatd sdealks, and that n the vllages of Shresbury, Oceanc, par Haven, and along the man road from Red Bank to Oceanc, and along the Rumson road from the Seabrght drabrdge to the Hone road, no person shall use the sdealks or any porton thereof for rdng on any bcycle, trcycle or veloclpedrts, SEC. 2. And be t further fbfluned, That the penalty for the volaton of thl* ojgttnance shall be the sum of One Dollar for eaef offense and costs of detenton or complant, ana^rrest and prosecuton, and all damages caused to person or property by reason of a volaton of ths ordnance, SRC, 8, Any person convcted of volatng ths ordnance shall he punshed by the fne and costs aforesad, and f any penon or persons so convcted fal to_pay the Due and costs aforesad, then men person or person may be mprsoned n the tonshp jal of sad Shresbury Tonshp for any term not exceedng tenty-four hours, WM, T, PARKER, Charman of Shresbury Tonshp Commttee. Attest: A, C. HARRSON, Tonshp Clerk, j The Rd Red Bk Bank A Book, Hes and Toy Store \ - \ j Latest Novels j j and Magaznes, \ - \ % Tenns Balls and Rackets, Tenns Balls and Rackets a V ~ \ \ MOSELLE & CO., \ S f OPPOSTE MEOHANO ST.; g 0 81 Broad Street, ' Red Bank, f A PPLEOATE & HOPE, COUKSET.LORS AT LAW, HEl) BANK, MONMOUTH COJNT, NEW JEHSE. JU1N H. Al'l'^KUAmFltKll W. HO'B. 1?DMUND W] ±JJ enunrelum AT LAW, (Nut'Cfor to Ncvlus A Wllxon), HK1) HANK, N,J 'OHT-OKrCK HlJlLlllNU, Lr.AM'l'lNTAKDr'""""""""""" COUNSELLOR AT LAW, Ov-rJMUu'!! ytovf Htoc, HKH BANK, N^ CmNBKL.Oll AT LAW, Uy 'ulll' cl CMtsHltcr Of Deeds for uk, KATONTOWN, N, j, ACOB,snuf>r~ = " r l l ntt'ukm Al'lTKlNKKll. pv' tn sala of farm stock, farm mpu'mhts uml (T jjcrsonnl property, y.y. Adn KH, HHEWPJmy, N,'J. ; TAJ1E8 WAlSl, KTEAM BAW ANFOLDNG MLL, t[»nufnrtun>r cf»m)\ nnd mnds, MECHANC STRKET, JKD HANK, N\ J J EO, F. WHTE; " "" HEAL ESTATE AN!) NKllANCE, JUSTCE OF THE PEACE, Hfndrrkson Block, BED BANK, N, J, E, R. Collecton F. BORDEN, of Blls a specalty. BURGEON DENTST, D MUKC HALL BU1LD1NU, llkd BANK, N, J, Partcular atu'ntlou gven to the tlmnstratlon of Am'slhetlca, D R. J, D. THROCKMORTON, DENTAL SURGEON, OFKCR: No,, r Broad StrtH't, Bed Bank, N, J, R, WM, H. LA WES, JR. E f VETERNA SURGEON, Gratluato of Amercan Veternary College. N,, Resdence, 63 Front Street, Bed Bank, R, D, CHANDLER, AKCETECT, Stout's Buldng, Opposte Globe Hotel, RED BANK, NKW JERSE. TX7M L. SNEDEN, f T CVL ENGNEER AND SURVEOR. No. T Rversde Avenue, P, O. Box 01. Red Bank, N. J, 'T'HOMAS DAVS, JR,, A TNSTJRANCl AND REAL ESTATE AGENT, FRONT ST., fted BANK, N. j. (P.O. Box 81.) nsurance pla'ced n the best companes on mot reaaonable terms. "D 8. SNDER. J.\>» Etablshed 1873, REAL ESTATE, GENERAL NSURANCE & LOAN! Commssoner of Deeds and Surreycr. Also nsurance Broker for Ne ork and Vcnty, ATLANTC HGHLANDS, N. J. S, KMBALL, M. D,, W HOMCEOPATHST. Formerly of Eatonton and Monmouth Beach, no Of Lakeopd, Can be consulted beteen 8:00 and 9:00 A, U., and :00 and 6,00 P.M., at the PROSPECT HOUSE, RED BANK, N. J. O. ARMSTRONG, M. D. W PHSCAN AND SURGEON Offce formerly occuped by Dr. Traffqrd. 18 Broad street, Red Bank, N. J, Can be called by telephona any tme. Telephone Globe Hotel, "T R? G, F.JAESDEN.."! XJ HOMEOPATHC PHSCAN AND SUEGEON, FRONT STREET, RED BANK, N. J AS. s. MCCAFFRE, D, V. S, J VETERNAR SURGEON. Graduate of Amercan Veternary College, N, T, Resdence, rvng Street beteen Broad street and Maple Avenue, Red Bank, N. J. XKTHL. H, SEELE, V T PORT MONMOUTH, NEW JERSE. Notary Publc^ Solders' Vouchers Prepared Blls of Bale lor Vessels, FRANK T, LENT, ARCHTECT, 9 Lberty Street, Ne ork. Specal attenton to Monmouth pounty ork, Ef~ Archtect for the Casno, the realdencee of A, B, Cooke, Ed, Jansen and others at Atlantc Hgh. lands; and for the resdence of f, p. Moore, N nk Hghlands, The, Beat of Btftrenta, ESTABLSHED lra. Bed Bank Baal Estate and nsurance Agency, 21 Broad Street, Bed Bank. Bsks placed n the Home and other flrst^lass companes at Lo. est Rate, P. O. Box 17?. ALLAREftSON. HOME NSURANCE COMPAN OF NEW ORE. Offce: No. 119 Broaday. Eghty-Flt Sem- Annual Statement, January, CASH ASSETS,,, $0,853,628,6* ALLARE & SON, AGENTS. COLLECTON OFFCES. John Elln, justce of the peace and Polloe Justce of Atlantc Hghlands, N.'j. Collecton Department thoroughly organlzecl Tenty-fve years' experence. Careful attenton to busness n every part of the County or State, Notary Publc, PABKB, ELECTRCAN. Wrng for Electrc Lghts. Battery, Magneto and Pneumatc Bells. Telephoneg a Specalty. HraDob ATenoj Bed Bank, N. J, P. O. BOX BB, Estmates for Contraetaon Applcaton. N RULE TO BAR CREDTORS. - EXECUTOR'S NOTCE. John S. Applegate, executor of Dr. Wllam A. Betta, deceased, by order of the Surrop^^f the County of Monmouth, hereby gven notceto tne credtors of sad deceased to brng n ther debm, demands and clalm aganst the estate of sad deceased, under oath or affrmaton, thn nne months from the ELEVENTH DA OF JUNE. 1808, or they ll he forever barred of any acton therefor aganst the sad executor, JOHN S. APPLEGATE. N RULE TO BAR CREDTORS, O Executors' Notce. Anna Parker and Joseph Parker, Jr., executors of Asher 8. Parker, deceased, by order of the surrogate of the county of Monmouth, hereby gve notce to the credtors of sad deceased, to brng n ther debts, demands and clams aganst the estate of satd decedent, under oath or affrmaton, thn nne months from the NNTH DA OF MAT, or they ll be forever barred of any acton therefor aganst the sad executors, ANNA PARKER. JOSEPH PARKER, JR, N KULE TO BAR CREDTORS, O EXECUTORS' NOTOE. James E. Rlonan, John Rordan and Thomaa Rordan, executors.of Denn! Rot-dan, deceased, by order of the surrogate of the county of Mcnmoutl, hereby gve notce to the credtors of the Md deceased to brng n ther debts, demande and clams aganst the estate of sad deceased, under oath or affrmaton, thn nne months from the tenty, eghth day of May, KOf, or they ll bo forever barred of any acton therefor aganst the sad executors. JAMES E, RORDAN, JOHN BORDAN, THOMAS RORDAN. our Stomgch Dstressespu after eft tns a hearty meal, and tho result laftchronc e«u of ndgnaton, Sour Stomach, Heartburn, Dyspepsa, or a buotfl attack, RPANS TMULES Promote DBBBUO lood, all dthef Dseases ored condton oftoou?m and ot (enl% yet promptly, and ' " offelrue, " theplaoeotan Entre [edlofae Cbeatt Md lould be kept W W a every fanlly. 10 BFBtrem ST., NEW TOBK.

4 THE RED BANK REGSTER. JOHN, COOK. Klor and 'rop MO, OFFCK ON KKONT HTUKK'', n lllotk. Adjonng llu- 'o--t ' tkl UNK, N. J.. «VKltTSKM KXTS r'j va ml later lmn Wnlula sample roplmllf TlK UKlllSTKl lll 'l llll lls (f ftrtvortlmng ll 1K> m<nt to y udvhn m p'll'»- lon, AvcrtlHcrM huv- the prhll "f WKK ther ftnumrrncu tfln us l-y d'mtv H lmt Mtn rhrkc. rllg nutc:^ "111!» nx-h-'l fur 10 eonla ft lns K'l ns'lld. ' l'-n" n..ll.-.- "111 n; plum! ut tn 1 ln)ttu of -Dl^H'l k-l.(</<. Obtuary nolls and ]HM-ry, lmltf' Wll bo lm'rtthl fur H ct't.t HT r, brths, mnrrljjcs and deaths pullmul VMHUM-*. rc. fve WEDNESDA, JUL 15, s:«. A Vtal Prncple. The oo essental thk hch thn country domumled lu-n t broke aay from England's domnnto an fn'- don. Tlo olo esntsd thng hch should be junntnnml and rgorously upheld by every brunch of tlo government of the Unted States s freedom- freedom for every man to do tlut hch he lk provded bo does not nfrnge on the equal freedom of other men. Ths freedom of acton nluuld nelude freedom for every man to ork for hom he pleases at any rate of compensaton that may be agreed upon. n very many cases n late yearn thn freedom of acton has been nterfered th by strkers and roters, ho, hle refusng to ork themselves ut a.stated compensaton, have endeavored to prevent others from orkng at ths rate of ages; and ho have n numerous nstances gone BO far as to duatroy property, and to malm and even kll those ho ere llng to accept hat they re-, jeeted. n many'cases, too, the local or state authortes have been n full sympathy th these roters. When the state offcals refused to secure freedom of.-acton..to., ndvduals, and troops of the Unted States ere called upon to -mantan-order,-th-aeton has, J)een denounced by those local offcals ho ere n sympathy th the outrages commtted." So long as a man does not nfrnge on the rghts of others t s the duty of the government to secure to that man hs freedom of acton. t should he. the duty of every part of the governmental authorty, from the specal constable apponted by a tonshp commttee to the troop of the regular army of the Unted States, to secure to every man that freedom of acton hch s set forth n the Declaraton of ndependence and hch s guaranteed by the Consttuton of the Unted States. The plank n the Democratc platform, denouncng the use of Federal troops on such occasons, as a drect bd for the votes of those ho sh to nfrnge on the rghts of ther fello-men and ho sh to be assured that hen they do so there ll be no nterference by the general government. t s a drect ntmaton that f the Democratc canddate for Presdent be elected, the poer of the natonal government ll not be exerted to protect the. rghts of ctzens n states and localtes here the local offcals sympathze th roters. Besde ths queston all others become nsgnfcant. The free conage of slver, the tarf, the foregn polcy of the country, are of lttle moment compared th ths mo.t vtal prncple. Any party hch mxa forth a plank Mmlur to ths hch the Democrats have ncorporated.n ther platform ths year, should meet th overhelmng defeat at the polls. Church Nes. Quarterly conference ll be leld n the Frst Methodst church on Frday nght. On Sunday quarterly meetng ll be, held. Love feast ll be held n the mornng at <marter-pnst nne o'clock, and the pastor of the church. Rev. E. C, Hancock, ll preach at half-past ten o'clock, At the nght servce the presd ng elder of ths dstrct, Kov. W. P. C. WtroUland, ll preach the sermon. Rev'.,1. K. Mannng and l?ev. Mr. Wllams of the Long'Branch Baptst church ll exchange pulpts on Sunday nght. At the Hell Bunk chureb Mr and Mrs. Wllams ll sng selectons The prayer meetng of, the Eportl league n the Frst Methodst church or Sunday nght as led by Mss A. L. Morrs. The topc WHS " the Call of the Dscples." Rev. E. L. Fox of Ne ork preachec n the Frst Methodst church on Sunday nght. Uh subject as "Cty Msso Work." ' The Fmt Methodst, Bapt«t and Pres hyteran chuches ll go on ther amua (xcurson to Asbury Park on Augu* SCth.._ - n * -. Cavalrymen To Go To Boa Grt. The Second troop of cavalry of Ket Bank ll go nto camp at Sea Grt nex eek, The trp to Sea Grl ll he nnd on horseback, and the start from Ret Bank ll be at noon on Monday, Chor Boys On a. Pcnc. The chor boys of St, Peter's clurcl at Freehold had a pcnc ut the Hghland last eek. The" expenses of the try ere pad by the rector of the church. ^ - / Tmothy Sullvan Fned 820. Tmothy Sullvan of Far Haven," h as arrested several eeks ago for steal ng clothng from Albert Souum of th same place, as fned $20 and costs A Freehold on Thursday. «m Narro Track BuaaeH, 8H5. Cortland narro track bugges, ll same qualty runnng gears as our bes Baboook, 85, Fnshed n_green o* car mne. BrdBall & Son, Monmouth street Red Bank, N. 3, Adv. Beat XS-Cent Box of To be had n Red Bank for 35 cents shere. Good grade of paper, thck, heavy en velopee, ell gummed; no danger of th envelope flap becomng loose. John H,Oook,- Adv. N K nf TOWN TALK. Tn- Freehold lttjnnr ant. nl the ne hp; eh ul the state t<> rj> xme t lot of men for ollee becum' they ere nol n favor of havng the lan prnted n he nespapers. 't names Alfred Wallng of Momnth 'ouuly art one of the men. and HUVH that f any Heplleau of Monnouth an n the lnt t name*, t ould dots utmost to defeat hm, too. AH Ueurge 15, Snyder an one of the men ho voted to do aay th thn pnu'lee. tnt may he the reason hy the l/ur JH n pn!'ng hm for the nomnatn for Herl', although t doesn't nak 1 hm n tle lst of men ho ou^ll to be beaten. t M''ll- to me t!mt the r s t h e lt- / gven tr de''mtng Mr. Wallng and Mr. Snyder ould be the ln>t reason n the orld for puttng them forard. That measure saved the taxpayers of the state from WO.OHJ to SOUH) u year ; and any measure nch reduces taxaton n turn* lke these n to be commended, Ther acton n thn matter s of the same character ;H that of Mr. Snyder on the brdge appropraton for Shresbury tonshp. After thn year's estmate for brdgen WMH made Mr. Snyder found that a small expendture for repare ould put one of tlo brdges n n Hccue condton for several years to cone, and he accordngly had an tem of $^,000, hch bad been provded to buld a ne brlge, Mtrlcken from the appropratons. The nnnrr'x course n regard to the publcaton of the las ould be exactly paralleled f all the brdge men of the country should combne aganst Mr. Snyder because he favored Havng the taxpayers' money, n- Htead of gettng ork tor tle brdge men by demandng a ne brdge. Moreover, tho poston taken by the nqurer.s absurd. t HUVH t ants tlesu men def'cutod h-cuusp they " dudded not to ^vu ctzens _of th* stato an opportunty to rend the las n the nes. papers," These legslators dd not do nnythrng of the knd. Any nespaper that ants to do HO can prnt tle las. What the legslators sad as that the publc money Hhoukl not be spent n tlat ay any longer, nnd they ere perfectly rght n Bayng BO. When the la as passed declarng that the las should not be publshed n tle nespapers at publc expense, a provson as nserted to the llfut that every resdent n the state vlo anted a copy of tho las could lave a copy Bent to hm by mal, n pamhet form) as fast" as the"hs ere encted, smply by askng for t. Any tzen of the state ho as anxous to no hat las ore enacted could get full lst of the las at an expendture f a cent for a postal card, on hch to orard Hs address to Trenton. * #» One of the beat acts of "the legslatve L'sson of 1893 as the repeal of ths act >f needless expendture, for hch Jeorge B. Syder voted. One of the jest performances of the sesson of 1800 vas the refusal of the commttee, of vhch Alfred Wallng as a member, to :ompel the taxpayers of the state to go o ths expense agan. n votng to repeal the act, and n votng to keep t off he statute books, both George B. Snyer and Alfred Wallng dd the best they ould for the taxpayers of the state. # # t. Fnd a man ho lkes to pay hgh axes and you'll fnd a man ho ll vote (ganst M 1, Snyder and Mr. Wallng on hese grounds. BARRELS FOR SALE Pckles & t'lnj's, Red Dank. BOATS FOR SALE, CVdur rolfts for Hale.. W. \V. Clayton, Omnort, N..1, FOR SALE CHEAP. A fatbo as feet lon? and about 11 feot Uoan, ly fur tral. Apply to John T. Nnglo, Oceanc, J. HORSE FOR SALE. Hum,' fur Halo, t'ood ret'cm, (tcntlc, ell-bn-l. «(\v drven by dy, Altlresa (*,, Cure RKSTKK Ull BRUNSWCK TRAP. C'lt unucr, uhfcl tln tlnt'h. cost $LM; lllst'll r SH". lhnlhll A Hm, Momuutl stvct, l't nk, N. J. TRANED NURSE, An expurlmlcl lulrn; n all (llaht. nst ''ltlo from Wadng plyglclam. Mta A, Kulls, Llnc'oft, N. J. - MARKET WAGON. l-rnl nrnrkot WHKH, sbt tol, lolds,1 rrcls. n Kul runnk ord. Prce, $13(1,.1. W, TOU^ HD., Hod lk HORSE FOR SALE. lny tn.ro. 15 huls blgl, H years old. -Can trot a ll n H-M). Sound nl gcntl;. Wll b> aoltl vury t-g:. Lub &(,'u., lort ltnnk. WASHNG AND RONNG. l uhhlsj uml voltjk at homsulthor by tlo lccc or lcn, or by tns ash. All ork Ul done. Mr». M. H'ba'k, 31) Whte»treut. Rod Bank. GOOD HOUSE FOR SALE. A Rood largo house on EuMt Frnnt Htrejt. harm' lot. HK)xl7 fcot. Plenty of frut. Prce 8WKK; X (MHl, Apply to Mtt, John RUSH, on ttju HOUSE TO LET. Tn 1 lous.' HTUpl'l by l! nto t, H. SnMlun on nvtntcmvnm:, Ton rooms udbntl, nl mttrovu- UK-nlM, fm a nontt. H, W, (fluson, Klve-sdu nvmuc, Rt'd Hank. ' TO LET. = lmhc on Rlv'rslp.v'ue to let. from Octohcr 1st. Kltl' 1 rnhlrdornfrlhc. Rentmotl'f- HU; H losnhlc jmrty. Apply to t, W, Uluason, Hv-rsle avfn, Rt'l'Bmk. STUATON WANTED. A yun man tloroukhly pdstud n ulg llolll'l'dnt'h (l-svh poston. \Vllln { to ork lmnl for nhlont' Hllary, (uud rcf'vn''s. E, L R''fl, «7 Mlton StWt, lrookly, N.. Fve dcllah ll le- pad for nfonatlon that ll luvcl tn? snmk.th'f ho shcuk npu frut from tr'cjson Trodell pporty,* llvursld; nvt>nu>, nnd ten (lolla-h for nrn'ht of anyon! y ht'vnf tor t puhlfl l Wf Warnng f.. Hc on quck s(rl. n the lft toy ll be pun- N. XftEDWELl, 111 oasonable fruts.^. Fruts-gron hereabouts/ or gron n Calforna^ or n any other place, ll alays be found here at reasonable prces. '." NUTS Any quantty of.. any knd that's buyable. LOyS PRATE, NEXT TO R. F, WLBUR'S, Broad Street* Red Bank, N. J. GENERAL HORSESHOENG. luvo luk' ftm«(> f the Klup fncv omm ly Jnhn llnklsun unt 1 mn nvmml n lu l. NKH'UK, lcksnllllj nl HuturW ul 'ummullo mtcm, t,! ', Flnck, Mnrrt.ttle, S*. J. FOR SALE. llmac fur sale very lu, ln'.n'r* nl xu'l, lo W 1 NH (m rtlcht cun'!' «( UlMl' u'hh 1 unl rll'dl; "lxlln fv, lu r«ms, ml tlnugl cm.' ; mn M' ult''l lt llllr -mt n rent to to fulllr. Hc' uy ttnt* u m p'lm't. FORTSALE, A hll h.';-, jcjr' dll..v l a.s, H'rfcctly sn.'l 'td (r'-c fruu (null, lll fll! mv'cr ; xnll fll- nl! (f Use. A l-.u h'l'k), y'll-x (ld, 1,'', lul, hllnhlly MC ml --nlrfull- mll sn n 11*1] llh rhsfh M'dln nldf (rm d u frnl ru'lcr. Apply " 'llltm'.1,. HHOAKH, jwur, MolllMtll Hrld, N.,1. Electrc Lghts Are the best for store or house, use. The constant dcker of gas or lamps s tryng to the eyesght and s responsble for a great many eak oyos. The Electrc lght s safe, eool, con. venct, relable, clean and nex pensve and easy on the eyesght. lt op n HPM:1 nl e ll call md terms, 't 1. N'W ml's fur store nl lns' lfl s us lo lh tfls lt gl..'llt ]HT tlluuslll'l feet. l.lt 1 N..lACKS<)N. rn-sulct. l'lllc TrcrHrer, SHORE ELECTRC CO,, RED BANK, NEW JERSE V, ('HANDLE!'.. 'HAK.K* S. lamnkr Payng For a House Wth Rent Money. Onu of tlu uny good furus of takng Htock: n tht" Httu Bullllrff and Loan Aasocnllon s tlat l unablcs slmrehnltlt'rs to buld a-home «t on'o am pay for t monthly th the money tlat no goes for rent. Call rna e-mp-nnd ll pladly explan ull the good features to you, C WM. F. DURHAM, Secretary. *: Ea*t Front Street, Hal Bank, N. J. M A Burnt Chld Dreads The Fre," The Gas Stove s safe beyond cpmparson th any* other stove, and the lghtng s so smple a chld no longer " dreads the fre." LET US CONVNCE OU OF THE SAFET OF THE CAS STOVE B TRAL. Sampler may be seen and your nspecton s solcted at the Company's offce, Front Street, Near PostoffM, RED BANK, N, J. * -H. Consoldated Gas Company Of Ne Jersey, JOSEPH G, SCHELBACl, SALOON, M West Frout Htreat, near Pearl, Rod Dunk, N. J. Kreuger'g Boor aud F. A M. Scbnfur's Wulner Be«r alays on draught, ALSO BAETHOLQMA ROCHESTEU BEEH N BOTTLES. G HERFFS SALE, By.y.h'tue of a rt O of, fa. to mo dlroutft, ggsued out of th* Court of Clant'cry of the Htuto of No Juray, ll le exposed to sle ut publc Vf'Uduo, ON TUESDA, THE HT DA OF AUUHT, HW, beteen the hcrtrs of 12 and ft o'clocls (at ' o'clock). n the afternoon of sad tny, at tle tlobo Hotel ut Red Bnlf, n the tonshp of Hhrusbury, county of Memnoutl. No Jersey, all tlat ct'tun tract of landstmte. lyng and tjcns n the tonshp of Holmde, formerly Md'ton, county of Mornotl and State of Ne Jersey, on the publc road leadng from Hqludel to Uolt's Neck, and s bounded ua fol- OWB : Jegnnlng ut a stone n the lne that dvdes farm from larm late of Petor t. Smock, do- U, tmrctoloro planted n the northerly lne of HUl premses, nerr a gate post; and runs from thance () south, llfty-oght degn>es and forty-lve mnutes est, nne chans rnd one lnk to the mddlj of the hghay lealk to Colt's Neck tlnnce (3) along the mddle of sal! hghay south, fourtuen djgree and forty ulnutch east, tenty-lve chans uud tltrty lnks lo lat 'us called formerly RmnlnslnR or Hop Brook, ulout onu chan est from here Bald brook forks- thence don the southennostorsouleusurmost branch of sad Hop Brook tlo varous courses thereof untl t romps to here tlo sad brook forks of tho hem] of Joseph 0. VanMater's meado; thence follong the north' tnhterly branch of sad brook us t runs untl t comes to here tljo Brudun lrook pnpts nto the same ut the bottom of tho easterly hunk on the easts t-rly Bdo of t lrdpn nendo, tho seven follong courses th ther dstances: (1) north, blxtythroe luureos and thrty mnutes est, to chans and sxty-four lnks; (3) north, tmty»eklt degrees est, sxty-to lnks.; (3) north, llfty-nve degrees nnd one chan; () north, forty-four degrees'and thrty mnutes est, one chan and thrty-to lnks; (5) north, tlty-tlve degrees est, to chans and eghty-to lnks; (!) north, seven derves uust, one chan uud sxteen lnks; (7) north, fourteen Uegres est, to ctnlns and tenty-one lnks to a bunch of young chestnut sprouts stundlng on the easst sde of the brook; thence from sad sprouts across the meado south, ffty-seven degrees and thrty mnutes est, to chans and rnoty-three lnks to the esterly branch of jruden Brook at tho foot'of the esterly bank; theneo up the sad brook the varous courses thereof to here the fence crosses the meado and to here a stono s planted on the bank tn the esterly Bde of the brook; thence across He meado as the fennfl no stands on a course of north, sxty-throe degrees and thrty mnutes east, four chans and tenty-eght lnks to the foot of the fast tnnk; thunc up the same north, tenty-eght dogoea est, one. chan and sovonty.stx lnks too atone on the top of tho bark; thence north, tenty- One degrees and thrty mnutes est, ton chans and fo ty-tlreo lnks; thence north, telve degrees est, geven chans and tenty-four lnks to n stone on the top of the bank; lenoe aouth, gxty-alx degrees and forty mnutes est, telve chans and forty llnka? thence south, sxty dogreeg and thrty mnutes est, ten chans and four Hnkg,,to hore t-begun, layng for onu hundred and oghty-qvu aerus, be the game more or less, beng the same premses conveyed to the sad Aoron 8. VanMater by deed from Wllam B. Bmocl and fe, dated March ltth, 187, and re corded n the Clerk's pfllce of Monnouth county nl Freehold, n Book A-S of Deed, follm 01, &o.. Sezed na the property of Aaron. VanMater, et al., taken n ejeenton»t the sut of CorneHus Osborn, and to be sold by MATTHAS WOOLLETf, Sherff. Dated July Bth. 1^8. fu.,0. A Bakery At our Door. Ftvhh bread, cake, rolla aul pcm, nule th the best nmterl md tle beat bakng, l free at vour duor, J. \V. CHL), STHKKT. JC KHD BANK, K-yMtar n the one all dgestable bakng poder just that and all that. t H just rght fur best bakng resulth, and harmless to the moat delcate stomach. t n frosh, Heet and pure, an are all foods rased th t. t s the easy lnkng poder easy to use, easy to dgest, enny to try today. Try t to-day, AT (moc'erth: rt'r-pohl ('nls, l. 1.: H.df-pnnl cans, So.; OH.potHl cuns. (lc. Jlnrjlmcl f rnntcd. Factory» Red Bank, N. J,. S, A. ^ SHAKNG 8 P0WDER.J bummer Wasts, A pretty organde hte pque, or deed any knd of a pretty lght gon, Our desgna are very danty and" our prcesteaonabler Call and see us, We do cuttng and fttng also, lns MODSTES, 1 Broal tret, Stga talllag, Bel Ban,. J. THE CTZENS' MUTUAL MFE NSURANCECa ncorporated rebruary 15th, 1870, HON. J. 3, GARDNER, Presdent. EDWN SLVERS, 'Secretary, ~ - LOUB KUEHNLB, Treasurer. M. D. ODNQMAN, Med, Drector. Every desrable form of polcy ssued. Rates belo any other company. Premums can be pad eekly, monthly or yearly, RELABLE AGENTS WANTED, L, T. ROSSTEE, Supt., 5 Broad Street, Red Bank, N. J, A Bg Savng n Groceres We Sell. 7 pounds Oat Meal, best, tor...soc. 0 " Starch, best, for., 25c. 8 " Rce, best, for...95c. 0 '' Good Rce for... SSc. " Gnger Snaps, best, for...sbc. " Lemon Crackers, best, (or.85c. " Nc-Nacs, best, for 35c. 8 " Best Sodas for..35c. 5" " Good Sodas for...( dozen Quart Frut Jars fox*...,68c. " Pnt Frut Jars for 60c. 1 " Jelly GlaBses for c. 1 " Frut Jar Rubbers. Be. F. F.lUPP, Near Ralroad Staton, Monmouth Street, RfD BANK, NEW JERSE. J 1 Sctaetr's tugs are Pure Drugs." AND THE DOCTOR SAD 1 " Toko t to Sohroedsr'a." He kno that hero h prescrpton ould receve the beet attenton. He kne that only the reshoat nnd purct ould be used. Be knos t became Ue hn» been Bondng hs prescrp. tlon here for years, and has never had occason to flnd fault. Proscrpton flllng s serous o$s. DruRs ether kll or cure, chrobder's harmacy, BEKGEN ft MORRS, PBOPaBTOBS, Broad Street, Red Bank, N, J, RAH-R/H! RAH-RAH! RAH-RAH!! COLLEGE BOS' BG CONCERT B TllK BROWN UNVERST BUMMElt CLUB, \H THE TOWN HALL, RED BANK, N. J, t Thursday Evenng, July 23d» 1896 TCKETS, H < < 1 AT F.llllT O'CLOCK. -. so and 35 Cents. No OK Hull' tt Mnton's Drug Store, A Pretty Place. Wthn a 'mv yearn East Bdo Park ll be one <>C tn 1 lnest resdence places n or near Hed Hank. Trees have been planted and do avenues lad ml. There are three cottages no on the-property, another s beng bult, and three more ll be bult tlr fall, possbly eght. No s tho best tme to buy a lot n ths Park. A year from no those lots ll brng hgher prces. The present prces are from 8200 to $500. To desrable partes ho ant a home and have only a part of the necessary money, 've a specal proposton to make, THEODORE F. WH TE, Real Estate and nsurance, Post-Offce BuHdne, Red Bank, N. j. A $2 Sale of Women's Shoes. The remnants of certan lots of omen's summer shoes have been gathered together and prced for quck sellng. These are the remans of certan makes hch *e sh to close out n vv Cv Cv round more's the pty for late comers. Here's the quantty and the make 75 pars of dongola button shoes, made by Lousbury, Mattheson & Co.; ere $8.75 ; no p. 86 pars of dongola button shoes, J. & T. Cousn make ; ere 18.50; no $8. 30 pars of dorola button shoes, made by Fanchy & Co.; ere 5; no 2. 9 pars dongola lace shoes, Faunce & Spnney make ; ere $8 ; no $2. 15 pars of dongola elt, button, made by Faunce &, Spnney ; reduced from $8 to p. 8 pars of dpngola opera button, Faunoe & Spnney make; ere #3 ; no $9. H^RE ARE TWO LOTS AT S, 60 pars of nsaes 1 dongola tps, sprng heels, button, made by Dx & Son ; reduced from f 1.00 to 1. 0 pars of omen's dongola button, dd sell from f 1,50 to $2 ; no $1. BERGEN, Broad Street, Red Bank, N. J. Mothers Need Not Worry f ther chldren break ther nursng bottle no as e have a bg lot hch e are sellng at a bargan, just see. Graduated Nursng Bottle and Npple at 9 cents, or> 3 for 25 cents. And stll another knd, hch has the long fttng complete, 15 cents each. Tolet Papers n Great Varety, One knd sells for 5 cents, 3 for 25 cents, 20 for $1.00,,and t's good paper, too. Then e have t for 10 cents, j cents and ascents. Can supply any quantty, COOPER & SNEDEN, APOTHECARES. Corner Broad and Whte Streets, RED BANK, # # # Warm Weather Wear For Women These arm days are suffcent hnts to set you gatherng arm eather ear. Everythng that's pretty, servcable and a help to enjoyment of summery eather s here no. The neest styles n Lan, Cambrc and Calco rappers. All the pretty colorngs and effects n Lans, Dmtes and hot eather stuffs, The neest and prettest effectj-r shrt asts th Bshop sleeves and detachable collars., And 'hatever else you can thnk of lha you and e ought to have, ADLEM & COLE. < f9'

5 PERSONAL. Mm. Enclt'L'OuuroC Nuvmk has none to Jum-y Oty on u vut, Mra. John Ellott of Maple avomf N s tnlng rt-ltvt's at Vulaml. M. V. My of Washngton HUvt-t n home m u to eeks' vacaton. U'orge W. Harrngton of No ork vht'd frlomln n ton on Sunday. Ueorgo am 'lmrlt Conk of Red RmU jro vtng M. A. Whte at Mutan. Mr. and Mrs.,, LUHUM of JeHuy Cty at 1 the gu'hth of L, lohlum of Ktvvporl. MH Oertrule Smth of Brooklyn n vmtmg Mnn Mnne Krost of Ne Mnnmouth. Arthur and llarull lcrosfordof Brooklyn ere Hulurday and Sunday gnent* of John Kng, Mrs. Ward of Ne ork n tho gueht of Mre, Ueorge 0, Wllans of Ne Moumutl. Mtta rene Clmherlan as a recent gueht of MJHS Emma Btllagon of la>ng Branch Cty. Mrs. J. Ward Gamble of Salem HH been vstng Mls. Lev VunNess of Broad Htreet. Mlfred Allare of Ne ork s spendng a fe eeks th Mrs. M. L. Udell of Front street, Clnton T. Fuller of Ne ork spent Sunday th hs aunt, Mrs, M. C, Emery of Wallace street. Mr. and Mrs, D. W. Whte of Red Bank vmted Mr. Whte's brother nt ManaBfuan last eek. Cborles Mumford of Front street, the manager of the Fsk Jublee sngers, s home for the Hnmer. Mre, Hannah Rogers of Burlngton s vstng her Bater, Mrs. Samuel Clevengor of Chestnut street. Mss Mnre Reckless of Mnplo avenue s at Freehold as the guest of her aunt, Mrs, Wllam Reckless. Mrs. Wllam Pntard of Broad street has returned home from her trp to the Adrondack mountans. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rosa of Detrot are vstng Mr. Ross's mother, Mre. Susan ROM of Broad street. Wllam. Bunell of Ne ork as the guest of hs brother, James Bunell of Oakland street, on Sunday. Mrs,.Emelne Burdge of Chestnut street s vstng her daughter, Mrs, John M. Roberts of Brooklyn. Mrs. T. J. Wllett of Ne ork spent a fe days ths eek th Mrs, J. J. AntondeB of Monmouth street. Mrs. Fred R, Ludlo of Sprng Lake, ho s ell knon n ths vcnty, s serously sck th consumpton. Mss Adele Hardy of Manaaquan, ho has been vstng Mrs. Frank Broer of Leonard street, has returned home. Wllam 0. Rchardson of Freehold, manager of the Monuouth press exchange, has gone on hs annual vacaton, George H, Clayton of Ne ork vsted hs slater, Mrs. Adam Longstreet of McLaren street, on Saturday and Sunday. " lr: Tmd Mfsr Hac Hr-Adlenr-and Mss Florence Adlem are takng ther annual outng at Camp Watson, Vermont. Rev, and Mrs. W, R, Wedderspoon of Farnngdale ere the guests of D. B. Stll agon of Toer-Hll avenue last eek. Josephs. Borden of Long Branch, ho as badly burned by an exploson of gasolne several eeks ago, s recoverng from hs ounds, Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Wlson and ther son, Edmund Wlson, Jr., are makng a ten days' trp among the moan, tans of yermont. Aaron' Magee of Baraboo, Wsconsn, f vstng hs cousn, James Magee of Keyport, The to men had not seen each other for 36 years. Oharle S. Hll and Edard Buasell of Red Bank started to-day for the Hgllandfl on the Lzze R. They ll camp out there for to eeks. ra N. Voorhees, Frank Chadok, Wllam Woods and Wll Manson left ths mornng for sland Beach, here they ll camp out about a eek, Alex L. Moreau of Freehold, th hs fe and chld, made a, drvng trp from Freehold to the shore yesterday. They stopped at Red Bank on the ay, Mr, and Mrs. Hughes and Harry Purvs of East Red Bank, ho-have been on a theatrcal tour through Europe, are expected home on Monday by the steamer St. Paul. Mrs. George Johnson of Navesnk has had a very sck chld. The chld s a lttle grl about 2h years old. The grl s no' mprovng under the care of Dr. George B, Fay of Atlantc Hghlands. Rev, W, MacNar, Msses Evelyn and Lou Snyder, Msses Juln, Maron L, and Ella Roberts and Mss Blanche Posten of Atlantc Hghlands attended the Chrstan Endeavor conventon at Washngton last eek, A. C, Phllps of Belford as attacked th roseola a fe days ago. He caught cold hle he as broken out th the dsease and he has been confned to the bed ever snce. On Monday he had a severe attack of cholera morbus, Francs Whte has rented Mss Mary Thompson's house on Rver street to Henry Schoop of Ne ork. He has also rented the Hatfleld house on Monmouth street to Mrs. Emma Schenck, ho formerly lvedjm Chestnut street. Capt, Larence Prce s no one of the salesmen ho sell farm produce shpped to Ne ork by ether the Sea Brd or Albertlna, Hs place of busness n Ne ork s at 100 West street. John Morford s stll connected th the boats as a'salesman, Les Morrs of Belford, ho has been lad up th a sore leg for the past to years, does not seem to mprove. n the last operaton he underent the flesh as out open.from the knee to the ankle and the bone as treated, Ths has not resulted n the mprovement antcpated, and bs condton s no serous, Frank J, Davs of Atlantc Hghlands has just returned from a ten-days' trp through Ne ork and Canada, Mr. Davs as accompaned by hs fe, and they had a very pleasant trp. Mr. Davs has recently completed the addton to the pumpng staton at Atlantc Hghlands' here the poer to run the electrp lght system ll be generated. saac rvng, son of Detectve rvng of. Ne ork, s spendng the summer at Locust Pont. He has been ranchng n the West for the past fe years, hs place beng at' Phoenx, Arzona, He has recently sold hs ranch there and n October he ll go to daho to locate. Hs famly on a house at Locust Pont, here they have summered for the past M years, _ George Davs, Jr., of Navesnk, ho has been attendng Bucknell unversty, s home on a vacaton. He graduated 'from Peddle nsttute at Hghtaton to years ago and alnce then he has been attendng Bucknell unversty. Hs course ncludes to years* more attendance at the unversty, and he ll then take a course at a theologcal college. When hs studes are complete* he vll go to nda as a mbbonary, Hs brother has been a mssonary n southern nda for everal years. UUTHH, ClAMKtl.AlN. At Ht llw, nl salnluy. Jll) llll, Ms. JnM-pl lllumh'rll, of «sut. HKKSK, A( Hml Hunk, on WM-HV. Juv HU, Mrs, j.appu ttvoa, of a daughter. HNVKU. At Uts Hunk, m V'l-llu)..1tl> lkl, Mll. ('rl-a hll>1tt, of 11 HUM. S'HNSTK.KN.-At Tlnton Kulta. m Haudn, Jh 11, J s, juhl Sp'lllKNlt'l, u t lunl''. Ol'MANK. At AHU Unnfl. m Fluy, July M, Mrs. JDl VuuaN, of u (ljjllc'. \UKl. At Far llvcu, (n Suluy, July MH. M'U' Wlrr, of n duught v. JH A HUM AUKS. ANKUSKN C'AHTKlt. At l'trl Mnnll, nl rundy, Juv M, ty Ucv, l, ', Wlllluus. MM 'U 1 1,. Alc'MDk of Clu'lc.otn.S. ('., ll KU'l'lcrJ, lr of Port Mommutl, (LAV ON DrNllAVF.X.- Al rvh,.!.!, u W,,l 'sljv. July sn. lj- U'V, H, <!, tmultl. jcnllnt' lkllt of trtn «', n»\lu of H-'!o l, lu lnnnc f rllll'l. Ml,1,Kt VO.T. At l'.l Hunk, M Mull - lny. Jlv 1;Ut, by Uov, Wlllln Mllclt'll. Ml-../.7.U 1 Mlllntul Wlll Jn-sHt, HH u HrKklj, 'ATl'KHSN ("ONOVKH. At FnrmllWlnl 1. en TlmrMluy, Ju> 2,-)tl, ly Hov, W, H, WcllTnmH. Srul. lkltt " of HU'l. 'lttt''so, tuj Sn'l K. rollover, Mtl of Frmlnglalo, Hl'Tl'llKN MlnDLKTON.- At llonllosu, on Fr.ly. July ;M, by H>v, JOHB HCH, MUH Hrul K, Slplf mll llounl Mlccllcton, XJ of Fnvlohl, Ol'Nt -MAHKS. At Bpng Luk 1. on Hmlv, July Tl, ly Hnv. Frank Moor>, MFH Mltlo H. Vong of PH'pl hl nuum s. Murks nr Vlllu Turk. WllTK-MHM. At Kll tuk. on Tlurlo, July (nl. ly llfv. K, V, lun'h'k. Mls Hus'llu Wlle mll (lhtav Mllun, bot of Mnoutl ljcrl. teatln, JH()\VS.---At Ur'lle, on Trslay, July Tll, Mrs- Mury trmvn, ugth.1hh joars. (UANT.~At Allt'ton, on TucHly, July lnutrtv, nfnt UulKltor of vln.s (nt. Tll, HAUVE. Nt'or En«llsltmv, on TlurNdy, July 'M, Kstler, nfant daugltcrof mnlol lurvt-y. HALE, At K"y]ort,on Frlly, July 'M, Mllu'l Kfl 71 yram. JACKSON. At Long Urnnoh, nu Tosdny, July Tll, Cn' Juckson, akfl ;J8 yearn, LANK, At Long Branrl, on Monlny, July tll, Mx. launal ^no, ugud Ttl yearn. MA(JEE. At Marlboro, on Tuesday, July tll). Cltrk-s S. MRee, gnl n ven's. '-\ tluuttn mll 1 Ufy. MflXNAL). At LOOK nmtu-l), on Tllrhy, July Stth, AlojHlua McDonald, HK*H1 H yearn, STO'T. At Keyport, on Sunday, July nth, HebOf-n, nfant daughtor of TeaBroork: Sjtout, SWEENE. At Far Haven.on Sunday, July ml, Htlen, nrtnt daughter of Vandlc C. Seeney. STRATXON- At North LODR Drancl, on Thuretlny, July Otl, the nfant chld of Wllam Sfratton. SMTH,-At Red Bank, on Sunday, July 12th. 'Qullne, daukhtt'r of Allen Smth, ajted S mouths, WACK,-Al Long Branch, on Saturday, July tll, Elzabeth, lfu of Adam Wack, OKcd m years. WL8()N,-At Freehold, on Tuesday, July Tll, Wllam W. Wlson, aged 5S years and U onths. FREE TO ALL FARMERS. Anyone desrng barrels to snp produce can obtan same from us free of charge, by callng at the Freght Depot. BROWN A SLJTFHN, CommlloD Agent, The Ne Grocery Wh en bt s ne and c-l ll ' n lo the stuck here the as t s posssell LMol groceres, and the ants of the publc l 1 Knk- ater n the best n.nner, s t open. ll ou ant the best servce possble or a grocer to g%"e you, rv u SNDER & CO., HADDUN BLOCK. Broad Bank, N. J. Our Whch s HK taxtcflly and skllfully (M'rutcj us can he, costs no vmr than the poor sort, am t s tlctys ^hj satsfacton to kno that /our nvtatons and vstng cants arc the best that can le had. Not M> dear as you'd thnk, cther. ll 'ERDELLS, Corner Broad and Front Streets^ RED BANK, N. J. Prce Advantage. "We are satsfed""\vtl"~a~small margn of proft. We buy as lo ns nnyone can buy, consequently our customers get feed as lo%y as t can be sold, P. HAWKNS, FLOUK, GRAM AND FEED, Broad Street, Red Bank, N. J. THE WEAR THER CROWNS WTH GRACE AND MODEST. THE KNG OF RES. *«DELLWOOD "OLD RESERVE. THE QUEEN OF BOURBONS^ -^ BELLE OF BOURBON. SO MUCH FOR THE WHSKES. t s no at the heght of the "Soft Drnk" season. We keep all knds domestc or mported. Send for, or call and get one of our prce lsts. There are very fe thngs not "on the lst" n the ay of Wnes, Lquors, Beers, Ales, Porters, etc. Get one, read t over, ou ll then kno here to get hat you ant, GEORGE R. LAMB & CO., 25 and 27 East Front Street, Bed Bank, N. J. THE BEST CGARS n Monmouth County for 5 cents are BALE'S COMBNATON, EXPORTS and SMQKETTS. These goods are standard and relable. For a good 10.cent cgar, smoke ELMAPA and BALE'S BEST BOUQUET. The fnest cheng tobacco s BALE'S HAPP MEDUM. Try t, BALE WHOLESALE DEALER, RED BANK, FREEHOLD AND MANASQUAN, N. LUMBER AND HARDWARE. Pants and Ols at Wholesale and Retal. Carrage Goods, Rms, Spokes, Huts and Wheels, -A^O Wre Rone, Boat Nals, Rvets, Copper Nals, Blocks, Pulleys, Anchors and Pure Manlla Rgfflnff Prenton'n FertlUep (odorleu) for Ln...,_.», Alo Bone Phosphate and Flal Guano, J. TRAFFORD ALLEN, FBONT ST., OPP. MAPLE AVE.» BED BANK, N. J We Court Competton, We Admre Opposton, And Under No Condton. Wll We Budge from Our Poston AS DEALERS N ' Frst-Class Groceres ONL, AND PARTCULARL BUTTER, COFFEES AND TEAS. Ornoka Coffee at 880. per pound.»*»p Prme Butter at 20c. per pound. Our Gold Blend Tea at 80c, per pounds L. VAN GLLUWE, Cor. Front St. and Maple Ave, A great many people kno e keep fruts and TegetableB; do you? WALTERS GALVANZED STEEL SHNGLES! Standard Fanted Tn Shngles! Don't M dooolved lttt poor Sheet Metal EooDog, Our Panted Tn BMngHm are more durable (ban t U possble to lke a tn roof, put on n the old style. Our Oafvanfea ghnglma are both RUST and RAN PROOF WTHOUT PANTNG. No others MO, Hanfactured by THE NATONAL BHB1T MSTAL noofns CO. Why use combustble ood hnglea hen you can get the very best Fre-proof Bblnglee at about the me prce? JOHN BUTTON, Bed Bank, N, J. A Sng on the Lan! FOR $.98. ThTt' s nothng that ll gve tn- chldren more pleasure. At the eul ot the season t can he folded up and lad aay untl next year. Wth reasonable care ths so; ll last for years. They are all ready to be put up, and you are not requred to spend a cent for nals, scres or bolts. They cost complete only $.98. Hendrckson & Applegate, FRONT STRHHT, (Adjonng the Post-Offce), RED BANK, N. j. For the accommodaton of the lades, n atng room hag been provded, here they may meet frends, rest, rte letters, etc. ou are cordally nvted to use these rooms at any tme. WHTE & KNAPP, The People's Shoe Store. CHEAP SHOES.. We place on sale to-day about 200 pars of shoes soled by ater, comprsng Men's, Boys' and Msses', hch %ve shall sell at about one-half prce, as follos : Men's Cork Sole Lace Shoes Regular prce $1.50, at 95c. Men's Cork Sole Congress Shoes 1,50, at 95c. u Boys' Opera Tpped Lace Shoes., 1.50, at 775c. _. -.- Boys* Opera Tpped LareySh^esrrTT,7.. Msses Dongola Patent Tp Lace Shoes, Sprng t( Heels, 13 to 2s 1.00, at,65c. They are soled some, but otherse all rght. They ll go quckly, so don't at 3 but come early, as they are cheap. WHTE & KNAPP, Broad Street, Red Bank, N. J.»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»» That! Clearng Sale AT THE Bee Hve, Neark.. *» ^TffBffV'nmp.S'.f v.. -%, Ong to the ncessant ran of the past eek Ths Great Bargan Sale Wth Everythng Reduced, barrng the usual fe exceptons, Wll be con tn 1ted untl Saturday, July Sth, closng on that day at 1 P.M., RAN OR SHNE, No Agents. No Branch Stores, Mal Orders Carefully Flled. Closed Saturday at 1 P. M. durng. July and August. Open Frday evenngs, L. 3. Plaut & Co., Broad Street, < NEWARK, N.J. > BO WANTED, A busluoss man, ho anted a boy, spent S5 cents for an advertsement Ufca toll and 85 boys appled tor the Job, KEEP COOL! Summer Clothes, Lght Weght, Lght Prce. Serges, Chevots, and other lght eght, cool summer clothes, at prces that ll surprse you. One of our serge or chevot suts ll last you the hole season through and ll look ell all the tme. ou are safe n buyng here, for you can get your money back f the goods are not satsfactory. Bcycle suts and separate bcycle pants, seaters, belts and stockngs, and everythng the cyclst ants. Summer coats, 50c. up, J. KRDEL, BROAD STBEET, RED BANK, N. J. A Very mportant Feature Of our Home s the Heatng. We kno our busness thoroughly n. ths branch of ork. for the celebrated We're agents TORRD FURNACE, noted for ts economy n the consumpton of fuel, satsfactory results and durablty. All sorts of Heatng Apparatus put n on approval. We assume all responsblty and our charges are reasonable. THE SANTAR PLUMBNG CO., W. J. BROADMEADOW. - - Manager. Red Bank Slate and Metal Roofng Co, SLATE ROOFNG, TN ROOFNG,! COBRVOATED RON ROOFNG, FELT ROOFNG* PATENT METAL, SHNGLE ROOFNG. All Repars and Jobbng Work Promptly and Well Done. Ranges, Furnaces, Hot Ar and Steam Heatng, Slate Hearths, Lntel* and Caps. Ths frm s controlled by practcal and responsble men. All ork done promptly and guaranteed and strctly n accordance th agreement. Our prce are as lo as the ork can be done for to pay our honest debts, lve and make a reasonable proft. ' STORE : Near Ne ork and Long Branch Ralroad,.Staton, PBOMPT ATTENTON TO TOAlL OBDB. FRANK VANDORN, - - Manager, "<".

6 e M*d»t Ta Church far, BJe»»rk«you th her to «ym The moment you ndvanon. There's no rt'j»tnb bne cy«when pleadng for a chrmco. Thorn's logn n eac:h dlnplo, PoTHUnBOQ n her glance: Bhe looka to uct and smple. Who could refuse n rlmcpt Tlo unllo she gvoh you, knd sr. Her tanuty doth oubonro; So you ll Burly flml,!r, TtTo'H proft l n chnnce. Who ould not llko to shurc, sr, Wth her lfe's BWoat romance. And oo nnd n tho fnr, sr, n one decsve chnnct'j AN EARL'S WFE, Blp WAR Fttng nlo Trevor Ha her, and as ho jasscl hy N]C rased lcr ry's from lt book mll met 1)H gaze, Tln' hh' blushed nnd dropped her long lashes over "tho bluo ndos of JLT Soyl" nnd pretended to rend ltl fmt dlgence. long. Suddenly there rump of lrunjat blo mn loose loaves out of tho volunu. hho held th a luttor rght at Sr Delnmhu^ feet, hore they felted just lung pouglk^or hn to (Uoop and pck, thorn up, nnd rtusn ho alked oorfls tho plor, and bolg\ln bent bo retorud thgato ther laful oner. But le dd not np'k as ho hold them toard her l)ocuso just then there as ft lond crash of JHBO from tho batl, hch rtfldorcd speech naudble 1. Bo he ated tll tho Bound censed. Then ho sad qute naturally: "Aren't you e<llp Hhoulcl thnk you mult bo, for you huvo been sttng there qute a long tme, nnd there's n cool breezo Mong." Tho grl (mlled, "es, om rather cold," sho ansered. "Wll you alk to tho end of tho per th me, thonf" he, asked, "tll be better than catchng cold," The grl dre her bros together, " don't mnd. nmy ns el," sho sad. And she got up and gavo herself ft lttle hk Then they alked off together she th her head drooped as f tred and ho tho per- ontfleauon of ell brod ndfference, "HaTe you boon hero for long?" he questoned, lookng don tt her lttle face, hch as exceedngly lotely. "No, not very long, perhaps a eek," "And are you gong to stay much longer?" " don't kno." "lost year you ore hero o Tory long tme," ho remarked, " o, a very long tme," '.'And only stad n eek, but t as 8C afully pleasant eek. flal! netcr forget t. Do you remember t?" "Oh, yo, qute ell, ofton thnk of t," she repled rasng her eyes to hs faro. ~Bn8~Bllllug Unrtcy; ""'enjoyod t very much. At the tno ddn't thnk should ever onjoy another eek so much," "And don't you thnk so no?" ho n- 'qulred quckly, hs mouth tghtenng at the corners, " ll toll you Bomo other tme." ''But hy not no? ant to kno," "Bo you? Why?" Sr Delmalno shrugged hs shoulders, "Whata tresome lttle grl you are! Just the same as e^erl" ho sad, th a hort laugh, '' remember last year you nsed to try every ay n your poer to annoy me," "Bd? forget. only romomber ho happy e ore.' *, "Ah, you admt thnt" "o," "ou ere really fond of my company, then?" he asked. "Oh, yes, certanly " "And are you as fond of t no, lttle one?" Sr Delmalno questoned. And ho bent loer over the jaunty lttle salor hflt and the dark rpplng har, hch only reached a trfle hgher than hs elbo,, " don't kno perhaps," sad she, th a soft laugh, "What odd questons you ask!" "es. But, then, am odd altogether, don't you kno a knd of modern curosty, n fact, or shouldn't bo hero no." The color flamod up n tho grl's lttle face, "Why not?" she asked. "Well, as you kno, 'm engaged to an exceedngly hgh and mghty damsel, and ghe mght object to my speakng to you," "Snce am not hgh and mghty," put n the grl th a half breathed sgh, "Well, you aren't qute an earl's daughter, ore youp" sad ho, "No, not qute, And that remnds mo 've novor told you my name," "No. What s t" he demanded "Smth, Bron, Jones or Robnson? Nether? Then gve t up. Besdes, your Chrstan namo s qute suffcent for me, End s an afully pretty name, and, by Jove, jolly uncommon as ell, as tremendously surprsed hen you told me you ere the happy possessor of t.'' "Were you? Why?" ^ "Ohjl hardly kno. Seemed strange, don't you kno." '' suppose you expected a plebean one,'' Bhe Bald, mullng up at hm. "Oh er really don't remember, Bay, suppose o st don, t'stoo beastly hot for anythng n ths gun," "All rght. don't mnd." And then they found a shady seat, and Sr Delmone looked at hs companon reflectvely. 1 ^"ffw are just as lovely as ever," he remarked after u fe mnutes' delborotlpn, "By Jove, you beat dvsry other grl 've ever seen for beauty. 'Fon my soul, 've thought a good deal about you slneo last year, nnd 've often Wshed could see you agan. ou aren't lke the ordnary run of grls ether. ou've got such a lot to baek'your prettlness up, and then you alays dress th Boh good taste." "Do f" "QS,. lke the dress you've no. What sort of stuff s t, eh? B'm, so t s.". ot on erge? Then Sr Delmaue bent hs head a lttle nearer the grl's shoulder. "Havo you thought of mo sometmes, Knld, snce last year?" The grl laughed.. "es, very often." " onder f you eared anythng about me," ho ont on, "Once or tce 've thought you dd, Do you remember tho day o ont fshng, hen you orn BO frghtened because leaned over the boat too far? beleve you thought should be droned for a certanty. Eh, lttle one?", And Sr Delmane lad hs hand on the grl's arm, but she shuddered and shook t off, "Don't remnd me of t," she murmured. "Were you so very frghtenedf" he o ked, hs TOeo grong soft and tender. "Poor lttle darlng 1 'm afully sorry dd t But ddn't kno then that you cared hether ere droned at got, but afterrtell, you e me to thnk par' p Dd *" Ton ere very happy, eren't you?" ; "ea, "Soaal 've never boon BO nappj noe. And hvo you qute forgven me, Endf" "Forgven you?" sho asked. "Why, of opurje long ago! What you dd as only A very common thng for n man to do. Most man do t noadays!" "Well, 'm glad you're so deueedly sen. Mblo alkut t. Hut mght havo knon that no Bane grl ould over thnk serously about a seasde flrtaton. Only, 've nlays WHCK that ehnp hadn't told you aa engghl ju«t htm ho dd. t made mo fet>l Buoh a fool, don't you kno, Uy Jove, rather thnk t as a goocl thng as engnged, as t happened, or" "ou glt havo nado a bgger fool of youlf and luvo lropod t< me," sho put n, th a serene lttle nlo. "(ul, you'vo lt the. mark rght ths tme. That's exactly hat mght have done. And then" " fpponc you'd have met th opposton?" "Well, rather! ou nee, my people are so confoundedly proud, and all that sort of tlng," "es, understand." Sr Dolmalo glanced at the small, smlng mouth, then a lttle hgher and met the gaze of hs companon's dark frnged eyes. "ou're an afully sensble llttlo grl," ho remarked. '' ou never mnd n follo Bayng black's black nnd hte's hte." "No. Why should 1?" "Oh, there's no specal reason. Only some grls object slghtly, don't you kno; expect a fello to bo BO loueedly polte, and all that sort of tlng," Tho grl laughed, "Ho dsapponted they must be," she sad softly. "Well, so they deserve to be, hate grls ho are so mghty partcular," "Am very partcular?" she nqured. Sr Delmane laughed, "es, you are; but then you're dfferent someho from the ordnary seasde grl, A fello has to bo polte to you hether ho lkes or not." "And yet, suppose, you.ouldn't call me exactly OMS?" sho sad. Sr Delmano shrugged hs shoulders. "Well or do you er thnk you are?" he asked, " asked you the queston,"" she fcplled.-j "But, hoever, hero comes some one ho ll anser t for me and save you the trouble." A tall, mltary lookng man as approachng them, hoso fne fgure and hgh bred, sngularly handsome face had on them the stamp of hat Sr Delmane ould have termed "class." "By Jove!" he sad, "Do you kno ths man?" "Oh, slghtly," as the anser. And the grl aved her hand to the necomer, hoso faco lt up as ho caught sght of her trm lttle fgure, and ho roached her sde n a very short tme, " ant to ask you a queston," she sad J J e boed to Sr Polmalne, **an you must anser me truthfully," smlng as sho spoke and fllng her gazo on hs face. " ant to kno hether you ould call mo class?" she asked soberly. "Call you class?" echoed a pleasant voce. '' What on earth do you mean?'' "Exactly hat say, Sr Delmane Trevor has hs doubts about t, sol anted your opnon." "H'm, ell, don't thnk Sr Dolmane Trevor need have any doubts on the subjoct. From a purely unbased pont of ve, should say you ould be consdered most dstnctly class!" And the necomer boed stffly toard Sr Delmane. Then the grl laughed a laugh of pure enjoyment and rose sloly, "Thank you," she sad, Then, turnng to Sr Dolnmlno and smlng seetly, she asked, "Sr Delmane, may ntroduce you to Lord Saxon?" And a sft blush suffused the lovoly grlsh face as she glanced at Lord Saxon's stalart form. "Sr Delmalno Trevor my husband, Lord Saon,'' sho sad sloly. Then, th an elaborate lttle courtesy: "ou see, Sr Delmane, you ere rght, lam not qute an earl's, daughter am only an earl's fe." Then she lnked her arm through her husband's, th n, lovng glance at hs somehat perplexed face, and together they alked aay, leavng the astounded young baronet n a state borderng on collapse. * * * * "ou see, dear," Lady Saxon sad to her husband a llttlo later n the day, "-Sr Delmano and became acquanted last year, for, as you kno, mother sent me don hero th" our old nurse to get over the effects of nfluenza, "Well, Sr Delmano, thnkng as hat ho calls an ordnary seasde grl, entered nto a lttle affare de eoeur, pour passer lo temps, don't you kno, th poor lttle mo, and qute' thought he had made a deep mpresson on my heart before he ont aay, "As t happened, kno from tho frst that he as engaged to Lord Klbourno's eldest daughter and heress, but ho ddn't thnk kno, and so protended to be deeply enamored th hm for the smple reason that anted to teach hm a lesson, so you must not thnk cared an atom for hm." " beleve you, my darlng, and congratulnte you on the success of your lttle plan," ansered the young earl promptly. R. HANCE, Wholesale ard Retal Dealer n HA, STRAW, GRAH. FLOUR, FEED, POULTR SUPPLES, ETC. We are handlng a large quantty of Marlboro and Holmdel Hay of the very best qualty, MONMOUTH STREET. Adjonng Ton Hall, Red Bank, Felt and Gravel Roofng. have put on ool-felt roofs for thje past 20 years. They have gven perfect satsfacton. ll guarantee such roofs for 25 years f they are kept coated. My Cement and Gum Coatng sthe-'best that can be used on tn and shngle roofs. gve a 10-year arranty on all roofs thus coated. Leaky chmneyu repared, and order for any ort n my lno promptly done. Prteea nro renon ble., OGDEN McCLASKE, p. o. Box 60, Red Bank, N. J. Colored shrte are tho most economcal shrts that a man con ear, nnd ths year they are gong to bo the most stylsh. We have all the styles of neglge, n all desrable fabrcs, Theso shrts nre made of the very best and most stylsh materal that the orld produces they ure made as ell as t s possble to make shrts. There s no fault n any place. f you are nfter shrts of ths knd, e'd lke to see you. H, H. CURTS. Haberdashery and Hats, BROAD STREET, RED BANK, We ll contnue ths eek our Annual Mdsummer Sale, The most successful sale n our hstory. Could t be otherse hen e offer ES such values, as follos : Laundered Shrt Wnlts, orth 5Qe, to Sl/A at»., 9c. and 78o. eacb. Lnen Skrts, plan or strped, $1.26 knd, for TOe. each. Whte Duck and Pque Skrts, orth 2,. 88e, Black Fgured Brllantne Skrta, lned nnd velvet fnctd. f 1.09 Black and Navy Shepard Plad skrts, satchel to match J2,8 BlnckPpredJrefs Skrt*, extr».de,..f2,a) Plan Black Mohar Skrts, orth $8 $3.08 Lades' Brllantne Bathng Sute, knd, for $2.8.Navy Flannel Bathng Suts, ladles' and chldren's. 08c., f 1.08 and Covert Cloth Bcycle Bkrtj Bcycle Suts, ncludng dvded skrt, Jacket, satchel, leggng and hatra Dve peces for.$.88 Black Chna or Surah Slk Wasts '$8.88 Hot Weather Wrappers (sample lot), 1 to $3 knd, at 89c., TOe. and 98c. Chameleon More, ne patterns. Dmty, latet shades... Fgured Satnes,12^klnd... our choce BHc. a yard. t ould take the hole RoSTER to menton the many specals e are offerng n Parasols, Musln Underear, Corsets, Gloves, Hosery, etc. n _fnct you can vst any department n our store and you'll fnd bargans "upon bargans durng our mdsummer clearng sale no n progress. JOSEPH SALZ, f BrtradHstreetr \ MRS. E. WES HAS ABOUT Trmmed Hats * More than she ants, ou can \[ make a selecton from them at a reducton of! 0 ler lent, AT THE RED BANK TEMPLE Of TASHON. Machne Reparng,, do all sorts of bg and lttle machne reparng, have one of the best ftted machne shops m ths secton, and thoroughly Understand my busness, do good bcyqle reparng. C. C. SMOCK, Agent, FRONT STREET, BED BANK, N, J. Near Southern Ballroad, T S TME ; To thnk of gettng n coal for the nter. ou'll save money by buyng no coal s usually cheaper n the summer surely s at our place. t s cleaner more satsfactory n every ay. We are ready to fll your orders at any tme* We do t so quetly that you'd never kno t had happened but for the great bg money's orth you'll have n your cellar. No trouble, no annoyance, and order hat you sh. Come THOMAS P, BROWN, MMMMMMMMMMMMf A'Speclal Prce Ol Stove, Durng ths eek, ll sell a three-burner, sheet steel, round ck ol stove th moveable reservor, at $0,50. Ths stove s the latest pattern, and s usually sold at $9, 5. SABATH, Front Street, Bed Bank.»»»»»»» ARNOLD & WLSON, Mantels, Tlng and Freplaces. MARBLE AND SLATE WORK. Slat 3 EAST 59th STREET, NEW ORK. D C l M C"ft A Are quck to gee the advantage ol perfect prntng. Tney are D U a N C O O emdto employ the mrrttm Berrtee offtprnta ft prnter hose ork s perfect. They mp xa pretty buy.but e are Rlop ready for more. For perfect prntng come to THE REGSTER OFFCE. MN Plumbng, Steanar and Gas Fttng SANTAR WORK A SPECALT. No. 27 Front Street, Red Bank, N. J Summer Clothng. Alpaca Coats from..$1.50 to $2.25 Black and Blue Serge Coats 3.50 to.00 Fancy Vests 1.00 to 1,25 Seaters 19c. to.00 Bathng Suts... 50c. to 3.50 Bcycle Suts, cap to match Umbrellas 9c. up. Waters' and Bar Coats, Aprons, Bcycle Hose, Socks, Suspenders, Shrts, Hats, Neckear, &c. Ths eek e ll make S16 and $b suts for S12andS13. l n and see them at CORLES'S, MERCHANT - TALOR, Broad Mnton's ompound Extract of Celery s a pure nervne, and the best possble tonc for the nerves. SO CENTS A PNT pottle, to. 3 Broad St., FOR Red Bank, U Ne ork Papers. NSERTED AT OrPCE KATES AT NOTCE! All persons are forbdden to dump Garbage or Refuse U any knd on any Feld or Hghay N Shresbury Tonshp Wthout penneaon from the Tonshp Board of Health. The cartng of sll and refuse of all knds s alo forbdden beteen the hours of 6 A. M. and P. M. ComplBnu made to A. 0. Harron, clert, Red BanH, Dr. W. S. Whlttnore, presdent. Oceanc, or Wllam Henry Smth, nspector, rar Ha?en, ll reeee prompt attenton. LADES! J Have you neglected buyng a hat untl tha tme? Stop at the comer of Broad and Front streets, and see hat they are sellng hats for. So that e may dspose of the balance of ths season's Hats, Floers and Dresden Rbbons, e offer them thout reserve at cost prces. DO NOT FORGET TH PLACE. Mss A. L Morrs's MLLNER, COR, BROAD AND FRONT STREETS, Stampng of All Kndt Nedtly Done, Coal and Wood. WM. N. WORTHLE, 1 SUCCESSOR TO J, A. WOBTHLE, Wholesale and Retal Dealer n Scranton, >ohlgl, Wllkebarre and Cumberland Coal, When Coal l purohaed by the carload the beneft of longjon, ^,20 pounds, 1» gven. Best qualty of Hckory, Oak and Pne Wood at m^erate prces, LPDLAM'S AND CROOKBB'S MRTLBS CONSTANTL ON HAND. ard! Worthlej> Soek, Bed Bank. Branch Fanl at ' WALL PAPERS AT HARRSON'S. 87 Broad Str«et, Be* Bank, N. J, Holmdel Harness Store, Have opened a flm-clm harness tore at Holmdel. Tho publc ll nnd hero evorytnng n my lno, ncludng Whp, BUnkotj, Hheotf, Ac. Heavy Farm Harness, ltfl Collat, tm to 28 a eel. A One assortment of Bnglo and Doublo Lght Harness at lo prces, JOHN W. HANCE, Holmdel, Ne Jersey. A Gold Dollar For Ffty Cents We cannot gve, but e can gve Fnest Creamery Butter at SKo, per pound Good " " " 18c. " Best Evaporated Peaches " loe. " " " " Apples, 8 pounds for 25e, Good Calforna Prunes, B pounds for Sfc, Cood Flour >er 36 pound bag at 55c. Champagne Cder on draught. Alsotoet pckles and Cho Cho bylmcasure. Call and look at the valuable przes gven aay th Bakng Poder, AT Rely's Grocery, 18 Pearl Street, AH goods delvered, 'TTTTTTTTVTTTTTTfTTTTT -3OO" Wagons. We have over 800 agon of all debcrpton n our stock. We have every knd of vehcle, from the fancy trap to the cheaptst busness agon. Our leader the Cortland Manufacturng company' "Specal" buggy. No other frm n the county offers such a varety to select from, and no other frm can match our prces. Our Blue Rbbon Harness at $18 s the best made for the money. We make all our on harness make t rght and aeu t rght. Brdsall & Son, Successors to Gotcdy A JHteher, MONMOtJTH STREET, RED BANK. A Good Busness For Sale. A good cash busness, located n th heart of "Red Bank, th practcally no competton n ts lne, ll be sold cheap. The reason for sellng s because theoner s engaged n other busness hch takes all hs tme. Only a small captal requred. Address Box 528, Red Bank, N. J* HAZARD'S Burnt Onon Sauce A delcous condment mpartng the cooked onon flavor to Steaks, Stes, Soups and Graves. Appeals Ustaataaeosly to the Taste, DRECTONS. for teaks, add a teaspoonfu! to the dlth gravy.. For gravlee, odd enough to pndflfe a rch bron color. Also much esteemed n the ktchen u a preparaton for bastng romt beef, muttod, poultry, etc. t (Utlnctly euhanoc-b the natve relsh of duett, geeee, etc. E, C, HAZARD a C0.» Shresbury, Ne Jersey, For Warm -Weather Wear, We an tocked th Scotch Orandle, Amercan Jaconettas, Corded Mulls, etc., of the chocest patterns. n Ebrt WalBU), Belts, Tes, Wast Bed, and Belt Pne, our lno hab never been BO complete. t's the fame ay th Paranoa, Chldren's Laec Caps, Bbbone, Lsle Thread and rbbed cotton Underear and Summer Hosery. n fact, our shelves and counters e jo loaded th goods t a queston hen to put any more, and they are beng Md at prces (bat talk, BROAD BTOEET, BD BANK, N. J» Opera House For Rent. The Red Bank Opera House s no offered for rent. For terms and ot&r partculars apply to Theodore F, Whte, agent, postofflce buldngj Red Bank. - Oner,

7 ^ BAT FOR FSHWO SMACKS. Bflford, Fmhermcn Gettng lo JFrfcM/fcr Momabuhkera, Tho flbhernon of Selford are no gettng only tenty cents a bushel for ther catches of mobsbunkerb. n former years the prce as 25 cents. The flal are sold for bat to the smacks hch Hah for blueflsh. A fe of tho mobsbunkera are Bold at Seabrght, but most of them ore Bold to boate hch go don the cooat. Some of the boats no engaged n blueflshng go as far south as the Vrgna capes, or oven further than that. They are ftted up th luge co boxes to prcservo both the fsh they use aa bat and the bluensh they catch. The later boats hch have gone n ths busness aro handsomely ftted up for the comfort of tho flhhermon hle on these cruses, and some of them cost $10,000 or more, Oarrett Lee, ho takes nossbunkorfl to Seabrght, says that.the fshng off the coast s very poor at present, but that t s expected to mprove by the end of ths month, A Samll at the Hghlands. A portable steam samll has been set upatbjaokfah Hole, near the Neptune cfubhouse. Ths samll s operated by Theodore Clark of Mddleton, Wllam Hartshorne, son of the late Edard Hartshorne, ons a large tract of oodland on the Hghlands, comprsng nearly to hundred acres. The large trees on ths tract, especally the chestnuts hch hme attaned full groth, are beng cut and converted nto lumber, The slabs of the logs saed are used for fuel for the engne, and the lumber s shpped by schooners to Ne ork and Red Bank, ^ m Atlantc Hghland^'a Casno. The casno assocaton ll gve an elaborate entertanment to-nght. The casno s supported by membershp fees. Each member pays $25 per year, hch admts hm and hs famly to all the entertanments gven, The buldngand grounds cost about $10,000, Afne orchestra has been engaged, hch gves concerts every afternoon and nght. Attached to the casno are bolng alleys, refreshment stands, and varous, other convenences and pleasure gvng attractons, jfc**.^-^ Good Tmes for Clammer*. The hard clammers of Belford are makng very large catches, and ths season s a very prosperous one for them. The soft clam men have been affected by the Ranes la n Ne ork, hch prohbts free lunches at bars, but ths has not affected the hard clam men, A ne bed of elamtab found n the bay, at hch some men got as many as thrty bushels of clams n a day. The clams are no brngng $1,85 per bushel n the market. M W' The Wld Blackberry Crop The ld blackberry crop s very large thlgyebrabdthebeues^retjf h l B d t h b f goodszer goos A large number of pckers have been gatherng them, partcularly along the roads n Mddleton tonshp, here they are exceptonally plentful. t has been no uncommon tlng for a sngle pcker to fll atesuart pal n from to to three hours. The berres have been brngng ten cento a quart, but they are no a lttle loer. Plant Uce Destroyng Melons, Many of the farmers of Mddleton tonshp are sufferng from a plague of plant lce. The Hoe are destroyng melons, encumbers and other vnes. The usual preventves do not seem to be effectve, and many patches of these plants have been runed by ther attacks, Robert G. Poole, Wllam Coe and Albert Morford are among those ho have sustaned damage from ths cause. A Blacksmth Shop Enlarged, Danel Bennett, a blacksmth at Belford, has enlarged hs shop and t s no nearly three tmes ts orgnal sze. The enlargement as necessary on account of hs ncreasng busness. Hs prncpal ork s horse shoeng, but the repar of farm machnery s becomng a promjh nent part of hs busness, and to ths he ll no add carrage pantng. m» Extendng the telephone Servce. The He ork and Ne Jersey telephone company s gettng subscrbers for a local servce at Atlantc Hghlands The company has located.pay statons a most of the small vllages of Mddleton tonshp, and messages can no be delvered almost anyhere n the tonshp from some of these statons, A Patrotc Sermon at Belford. A patrotc sermon as preached n the Belfora Methodst church on Sunday The mnster talked a good deal abou votng and the sn of bayng and sellng votes, but he dd not tell hs congregaton hether t ould be best for the country to vote for gold or for free slver. A Wagon Upset. The agon of Henry Wrght of Locus Pont as upset atmonmouth Beach last eek, hle turnng around. Mss Lzze Reed of Locust Pont and a party of Mends from Ne ork ere n the agon. They ere unhurt, but the agon a broken. A Pcnc at Hghland Beach, The Baptst Sunday-school of Ne Monmouth ll make ts annual excurson to Hghland Beach to-morro. The trp ll be made n agons, hch ll be furnshed by the farmers of the negh borhood. The start ll be made at half past eght o'clock.» To Se Tred To-Morro. Centennal Smth of Nut Samp, ho as arrested last eek for stealng Thomas GlUgan's horse from the Globe hotel sheds the nght before the Fourth of July, pleaded not gulty at Freehold last eek. He ll be tred to-morro. Small Accdents. Mss Fanne Craford of Freehold as knocked senseless by beng run nto by an unknon bcyclst laflt eek. She as carred nto a drug store and revved. She sustaned a number of severe bruses, Ms "Rhoda Tanner of Ktansburg, hle rjdng^ft bcycle, collded th a team of horse and as slghtly njured Her heel as badly broken, Mrs, Rchard Beleof Mataan trpped and fell hle gong don ^ flght of steps on Monday of last eek and as badly cut and brused, Wllam E, Thorne, ho lves near Mataan, as btten on the bands by hs dog last eek. The ounds are not serous. Robert Blan of Manaaquan a» badly orelled by beng thron from a agon last eek, ROAD MPROVEMENTS. Hlls Cut Jotrn, HoUettm and the Bead Gravefed, The mprovement to the road at Far Haven n no about completed. The hlls on tho man road through the vlage have been cut don about three feet and tho hollos have beenflled up about three feet. Ths brngs tho road o a comparatvely easy grade, A heavy coat of clay and gravel baa been put on the road, makng a smooth ana hard roadbed. The hll oast of tho vllage, hch could hardly be rdden upbybyolsts before the mprovements ore made, s no very easy of ascent. The ork on tho road as done by the auhorty of the tonshp commttee, ho made a specal appropraton from the road money for ths purpose. Borden Hance superntended tho ork. The road from the borough lmts of Red Bank to the Oceanc road dstrct s beng sprnkled ths year. The summer resdents and the lar Haven people ontrbuted $700 for ths purpose. The road through Oceanc and the roads under the control of the Rutnson road assocaton are also sprnkled, These roads have been sprnkled n former years, but ths s the frst year the road through Far Haven has been sprnkled. Long Branch*! Sbrt Factory. The Baum shrt manufacturng company of Long Branch s negotatng for the purchase of the oung Men's Chrstan assocaton buldng at that place. n case they do not succeed n buyng t, a ne buldng ll be put up. The company as recently ncorporated and subscrptons to ts stock are no beng solcted. The offcers of the company are? Presdent AugMtus Chandler, Vce Presdent Henry B, Sherman. Secretary and Treasurer J, Wesley Sherman, General Manager A. F, Baum. These offcers and Wllam R, Maps, Les Edards, James Campbell and R. H, Hughes form the board of drectors, «* «^* A Hotel Man Flees. J, M, Htchlrgs, ho leased the Pavlon hotel at Keyport about to months ago, suddenly dsappeared on Frday, -takngjreth_hm_jnobt...of. hs furnture and leavng debts of about f2q0. On Thursday nght Htchngs loaded a sloop th household goods and early the nest mornng t saled aay from Keyport, He had also loaded a etean launch, but before ths could be got aay attachments on the goods n t ere served and t as detaned. Freehold Republcans Organze, The Republcans of Freehold have formed a temporary organzaton and ll form a permanent Republcan club on Saturday nght. John H, Dense as charman of the prelmnary organzaton, and Mascy Applegate as secretary. Tre eonmtua to B e b h club as composed of Maxcy Applegate, 0. L. Shepherd, John H. Dense, Peter Vredenburgh, Anthony Deedmeyer and Wn. B. Ells. An Accdent to the Wm. V. Wlson. The bed plate of the steam condenser of the Htesyubuat Wllam V, Wlson craeked^n-tueaday^f lasteekr^nd abled the boat. The Wlson had been overhauled at Perth Amboy and as on ts ay to Port Monmouth hen the accdent occurred. The boat drfted about for four hours before beng taken back to Perth Amboy for repars. A Blacksmth njured. Thonajj Hayes, a blacksmth at Long Branch, as kcked n the chn by a horse hch he as shoeng last Thursday, A gash to nches long as cut n hs chn, Mchael McLaughln, Hayes's helper, as kcked n the stomach by the horse but as not much n- 3 d Monmouth's Good Schools. John Enrght, county superntendent of schools, has receved the dploma of aard and a medal from Washngton for the excellence of the Monmouth V county publc school dsplay at the VV V orld's far, m» A House Struck By Lghtnng. The house of Thomas Grady at the Hghlands as struck by lghtnng on Monday nght of last eek and caught fre. t as damaged to the amount of $500 before the fre as extngushed A Teat of Fremen, n a recent test the Unonfre com pany of the Belmar fre departmen made a run of one mle th ther engne and hose cart and coupled on the Eos ready for servce n eght mnutes. Freehold's School Census. The school census of Freehold ha: been completed. n the ton there are 1,018 chldren, hch s 37 more than th< census shoed last year, n the-wst are 506 grls and 507 boys. My Kngdom For a Horse That's hat Rehurd the Thrd sad once upon a tme, hen he anted a horse pretty bad. f he had come to my stables N sold hm as good a horse as h could sh to buy, and for a smal sum, too, WM. T. HENDRCKSON, Stables n Mddleton Tonshlp : Near rn's Mlls, Beteen Mddleton and Keyport. COAL AND WOOD W. B. LAWRENCE, Dealer D Goal and Wood. 6MQ F1ED, pobn, OATS, HAT AND STB AW, Upper Lehlgh and tu the Frst-Cass Coals at Loest Prces, Wtafteor ( MmfaMd by the olotd the tenet of long tons, #0 pounofl, s gven. Cor. Front and Wf Bts., Bed Bank, N. J SLATE! ROBNSON There's Nothng Better for a Roof. t's Durable. t's Freproof, Snoproof, Waterproof and proof aganst everythng that a roof ought not to have. JOHN DUGAN, HOPPNG THE HATTER. have somethng great n Stra Hats for the money. Call and see me. See hat t am offerng n Outng Shrts for % V V v V VV V VV V V 1 Cents, Three for $1,00, RED'S CE CREAM AT GROVER'S, Ths s the best ce cream that e kno of. f any better could be had, e ould get t. t's made of the purest materals and s fnely flavored. All the popular knds. GROER, Confectoner, BBOAD STEET, NEST TO ADLEM k COLE'S. t's Not What We Say That makes our store agood place to buy panos, t's the fact that e sell Standard Panos at far prces, personally selectng every nstrument on our floor, Come and see our Panos, hear them, learn our prces and then go to other places. After you make an honest comparson e kno e shall see you agan. R, A. TUSTNC, ASBUR PARK, N. J. HmlMHHHll Tonshp Commttee Meetngs, The Board of TonMp Commttee of Shrebun tonshp ll hold regular meetngs at Ton Half, on Monmouth street. Red Bank, N. J., on the frst and thrd atmdnr of each month, from to 5 P.M. A. C. HABR8ON, Vh Clerk, Meetlrp of tbejoanl of Health. NOUOB s hereby gven that regular meetngs of tho BOABDJOF BBALTH OF SHREWD BtJR TOWNSHP WH be held on tho Ont and thrd Saturdays of each month, at Oommtdonum' Hall, Bed Bank, N. J,, at four o'oloc*, P.M. A. G, BABBHOlf, Mretarr. V! V BEST MEATS CRAWFORD AS HOT AS OU'D LKE TO HAVE T. That ll be the condton of your house f you put n a THATCHER HOT-AR HEATER. We're experts on the heat busness. We employ only expert orkmen, and assure j:ou THE SANTAR PLUMBNG CO. Front Street, near Southern Ralroad Crossng.»»»»» +*» »»» * ** * *» OATS j Of the VER BEST QUALT for 70 cents per bag at t WHARF AVENUE/ RED BANK. * * * # # * # # # # # # # # * # # Some Of The Fnest Carnages n Monmouth County Are front our arerooms and orkshop. People have long apprecaea hd fact tha our capabltes n car- '* rage constructon. and repar are a the top, and that our prces are extremely moderate, JOHN W. MOUNT & BRO., Corner Maple Avenue and Whte Street, RED BANK, N. J. 5 W. P. DA & BRO. V BROAD STREET., HmWJMX t H. M EW ORK AND LON6 BRANCH N RALROAD. Statons n No ork: CcDtnl 8. R. of Nu Jersey, foot of Lberty Btroet; Fannayran* R. R., foot of co tlnn.lt street and Dmbnmn Street. 'omnuncng JUDO Mh, 1MK). TRANS FOB UEU BANK, t! Nf ork va (Vutrul R. R. of N. J.. foot of Lberty swt, «l, 8 HO, 10 «>, 11»>». m., 1 (10* (HnturdayH only), 1 «.!1S,!)W, 00, ;k»*. 6M*, t 13, MOO (Aatunlay* ouly) p. m. SurayH, 915» a. m,; 190, O) p. m. Vs P, t foot of Oortlnndt t OtlnMMfd stn«<>ta,! ao, 7"0, «10, 10 H* a, ll.: S a* l&urtfuys only). 2W. 3 ll. 'Af, 51U* p. n. Hutultty, 8 1ft, t T«, u.;ft M0 p. m. TRANS LKAVE RED HANK, Umtr Hmnrh, Orean (rovc, Asbury l*»t k uml put M-uHnt, n. ( a.«(,?, u T, o. 11 at) t», n.: VMS m.; la 7,1 0, 2 M!1 X>, A H, m, W. 5 20, B j, S tt, 0 T, 7 0. «B7, U T (rtatrdujh only) p.m. HumtnyH («*(vpt On (rnvn nml Aclm-y Turk), US-MUl. 11 2U a. n.; am U 5J p, n. FOt rueeho.d VA MATAWAN. HMl Hunk HK, ( 13. lulo, n.: 1:1, M, u m p. n. FOH RED HANK VA MATAWAN. U'lvn Frlold 8 A), a,n,; 2 (V», 3), 8 H p.b, For furtlt pnrtlt'ulftrh SUP tlmn Uhlca at strlonf, 11UKUS HLOUCETT,. 1>. naldwln, Sjt. O. '. A.(', R. H. Of N.J. J.'H. WUU1J, U. V. A. l'tn,. K. * DeuoU's express t l PENNSLVANA RALROAD COM- PAN. On and after June 1st, \m\, TUNS WLL LEAVE RED HANK For Neark and No ork, 710, H 10, «,1, 93 a.m.; 1 3, 008 p.m. On Sundays. 0 ; a.m.: 0 on p.m. " ElzabftD, 710, RO, 83, 9.T a.m.; 13, flltb p.m Sundays, 9 8 a. m.; 00»S, p. m. " Uuay, 719 and 93 n. m.; 1a, 8 l«p.m. On Sundays 93 a. m.; 000 p. m. " Woodbrldac, B 3 a. n,; 13, 003 p, m. On Sundays. 93 a.ra.;0 00 p. n. " Pertl Amboy. 93 a. m.- 13, 808 p. m. On Sundays, 0 «n, m,; 000 p, m, " South Amboy, 93 a. m.; 1J!. 0OT p. m. On Sundays. 93 n. m.; 000 p. n. " Mataan, 7 P, 03 a. tn. 13, 003 p. m. Oa Sundav, 93 a. m,; 806 p. m, " Mdaleton, 710, 93 a. m,- 13, OW p. m, On Sundays, 9 3 a.m.; 000 p.m. 11 LOBB Broncl, Pont Pleaaant and lntermcdlata 'statons. 1 a (except Mondays), a.m.; 1 0, 3 S3, 9,fl0 p. n. On Sundays, 122 H 3) a.m p,m, (Do not top at Aabury Park or Ocean Grove on Sundays). " Toms Rvor and ntermellato statons, a.m.: 10 p.m., eek dap. TRANS LAE NEW OKK, DebroSM nnd Cortlandt street ferres. For led Bank, 910 a. m , 230,3 0,6 10, p.m On SundaT, 95 a. m,; 6 B p, m. S. M. PREVOST, J. B. WOOD, General Manager. Gen. Paseneer Agent, JUL, Merchants' Steamboat Company's Lne, Shresbury, Hghlands, Hghland Beach, Oceanc, Locust Pont, Bron's Baelt, Far Haven and BED BANS. The strong and commodous steamboat, ALBERTNA, Capt, C, E. THBOCKMORTON, Wll run beteen Ne ork, per 8, foot of Frankln street, and Red Bant, M follos Leave Red Bank Dally at 7:00 A, M. (Sundays escepted). Leave Ne ork Daly at 3:00 P. M, (Sundays exempted). EDGAR BROWEH, MeBscnger. TELEPHONE CALL, HA, RED BANK. N. D. All freght ntonded for ths boat must be on the horl a sufflclent length of tme to handle, as she ll postvely letve promptly on her advertsed tme. Thls_boat' tme-table js' advertled n THE RED BANK REGSTER and Ne Jersey Standard; a]so n the Countng Hmm Montor, Ne ork* World, Mackc.]' l 8 Steamboat Gude and BulUngcr'B Outde, Tme-tablta may be obtaned at Borden k Lons-.strert's prnttag offce, Red Bant. EXCUESAOJTOKETS, m CNT9, JUL, 1896, Merchants* Steamboat Company's Lne, Shresbury. Hghlands, Hghland Beach, Oceanlo, Locust Pont, Bron's Docfc, Far Haven and RED BANK. The strong and commodous steamboat, SEA Capt.J.P.CBADWZCK, Wll leave Per 3, foot of Frankln street, Ne ork, and Red Bank as follo: Leave Ne ork Daly at 0:00 A. M, (Sundays ncluded). Leave Bed Bank Daly at 3:30 P. M, (Sundays ncluded), JOHN MORFORD, Salesman. EDGAR BROWEH, Messenjter. TELEPHONE CALL, 1A, RED BANK. N. B, ll freght ntended for ths boat mut l>a on the harf a sufflclent length of tmetohandle, as she ll postvely leave promptly on her advertsed tme. Ths boat's tme-table s advertsed n the RED BANK RKQsTEnand Ne Jersey Standard! also n the Countfno Hume Montor, Ne ork World, MMHcy'H Stfambnat Gude and BuUnger'a Qutde, tme-tables may be obtaned at Borden A Longstreet's prntng offce. Red Bank., EXCURSON TCKETS, 50 CENTS. JJLT, The Large and Commodous Steamer, WM. V. WLSON, CAPT. BENJAMN GRGGS, Wll run beteen Pott Monmouth and Ne ork (foot of 13tn street. West Washngton Market*, ^s follos!* Leave Port Monmouh. Let', A*CU) JT>rA' Wed'sday, 1st p.m. Wed'sday, 1st a.m. Thursdavv3d...3OO Thursday,2d.,..BOO Frday, ftd Frday,3d...,000 Saturday. th...b^co Saturday. th Sfonday, 8th...8(30 " Monday, 6th " Tuesday, "th, " 'uesday, 7th m. Wed'day,8tn...e00 WBds'day,Bth...l00p.m. Thursday,9th " Thursday.9th " Frday, 10th...,.700 Prduy, 10th...600a.m. Saturday, 11th Baturday, 11th,.3 00 p.m. Monday, 13th Monday, 18th...800a.m. Tuesday, 1th Tuesday, 1th...BOO Wed1sday,l«h.,BQ0 Wed'Bday, 15th..9DO Thursday. 10th ThursdSv.l0th..9O0 Frday, 17th 200 rrday.nth 900 Saturday. Wh..800 Saturday,SthV.lO00 Monday, ath Monday, BOth. ll m " Tuesday, 21st " Tuesday,81st., 1300 m. Wed'sday, ffd '* Wed'sday, ffd. SM p.m. Thursdaf,aM..,7 00 " Thursday,B3d " Frday,Wth 700 Frday,»th; a.m. Saturday. 28th..700 Saturday, 85th..800p.m. Monday, 37th " Mondoy, mh...8f;0o.m. Tuesday, atb Tuesday, 28tb,,.800 Wed'sday.roth.,800 Wed'sday,Mth..900 Thursday,30th,,900 " Thursday.30th " Frday, 81st a00 " Frday, Slt SCO " All back freght must be pad before delvery., Ths boat's tlme-tobo l advertsed n THB RED BANK REGSTER, Monmouth Prem; also Bullnprt and Mctchc't teamboat Gudes. Tme-tables may be obtaned at M. O'Bren A Son's, 213 Washngton street; A. Morrs A Co., corner of 1th street and Oth avenue. Sngle Tcket, 3Gc. Return Tcket, ffoc. Freteht receved on No ork per untl 7 p. M., every day. HGHLAND BEACH Runs every day beteen Red Bank and Hghland Btaeh as follos ; Leave Red Bank daly, (Sunday ncluded) 0100 A.M.; 1:80, :80 p, M. Leave Hghland Beach l-,00 A, u. 8:00, 8:SP, «, Fare Same as Last Season. C»p«. H. B. VOB9. Keyport's Bat Restaurant. Peopla vstng Keyport get a, good moax *t anoey Aodenon' rt»urmnt. Good food»ad good lertloe, Caterer for porton, eddngs, etc.

8 N AND OUT OF TOWN, Bhott and MHtvremtlng tem* from all Over the Vottnty. A bcycle Club «to be formed at g Tho Koyport Kefonned church elesrml f 100 at a "recol t far, Tho. ne lodge of Hod Men at Froohold ll be nlntuu to-nght, Th> crop of eranborreh n the vcnty of FurmngdaU* s very promsng. Tho Matan GnHcoml church clonml $55 at ther Fourth of July tvslvul. To ne HUH to tovnn along tlu> count have been added at Kreeholl. At a mert fctvlof the A. M. E,ZUm clmrch of Jntnan #18 an cleared, A valuahln nmlo oned by ('lark Danser of Mamlapnn ded last eek. The Hard of "fm-holdern ll hold ther August meetng tt Long Brunch. Robert Spaldng of Allenton pcked the lrt-t penchch n that %-enlty on Only jht. The body of a ne-born babe as ashed nhhoru at Sprng Lake on TlmrHdny. Some sene, fshermen at Kcyport caught eaktsh n one laul luht eek. Tho Mnt( \um engne company cleared $WD at ther Fourth of July festval. George F. Baker has been elected presdent of the Long Branch ater company. Tho electrc lght plant at Atlantc Hghlands s expected to bo n operaton thh eek. Benjamn P, Wortlley of Lttle Slver has been troubled th rheumatsm n hs left arm. The People's natonal bank of Kcyport has declared a sem-annual dvdend of three per cent,. B. Lee has been elected presdent of tho Eporth league of the ManaKquan Methodst chrch. Next Monday nght the people of Manaflquan ll vote on rasng $3,100 for school purposes. The Jorteth annversary of the Manalapan Presbyteran church ll be celubrated on July 81st. The postmaster at Keyport no receves $1,600 a year. Ths s an ncrease of f 100 tsver last year. - _-_-_-.. C. B. Lufburro of Navesnk graduated from the Loyola unversty at Baltmore last Wednesday. Thomas G. Haght and Frank P. Me- Dermott Jr., of Freehold, ll attend Prnceton college next year. A far held on the Fourth of July nt Keansburg for the beneft of the Methodst church netted over #185. The marshals of Manasquan have been ntructedo.jhoot.all dogs runnng at large hch are not regstered. Shepherd Laton, the oldest resdent of Englshton, a very sck, and t s thought that he cannot recover. A ne toll-house has been bult on the turnpke beteen Hghland Beach.and 8lKl/eaTlgW1TrdTJeTt~~----~g / g Wllam E. Bedle of Keyport has gone to Lncoln Park, near * Phladelpha, here he has accepted a poston. Over one thousand bcycle rders ere counted on the Mlddletosvn turnpke gong south on the Fouth of July. Mt and Ms. Wllam A. Robbns of Freehold have just celebrated the tentyffth nnversary of ther marrage. Some JKeyport boys broke nto the armory at that place on the Fourth of July.nght and stole a fe artcles. Captan James Lonptreet of Mana- Bquan has a fne frut garden, but much of the frut has been stolen by boys. A horse belongng to A. Oella of West End, Long Branch, ran aay and broke to plate glass ndos n Sholer's store. The house of F. F, Jones at Keyport as slghtly damaged by fre last eek, caued by a pot of tar bolng over on a stove. A ell on the place of G, A; Fountan of Mataan became so nfested th snals that le flled t up and had a cstern bult. Glbert D, Lard of Trenton lost a valuable damond pn hle jystng hs brother, Danel Lard, at Englslton last eek. A valuable Scotch colle dog oned by J. B. Ryer of Freneau andered from home last eek and a reard s offered for ts return, George S. Hobart of Marlboro rode from that place to Washngton D. C, on hs bcycle, to attend the Chrstan Endeavor conventon. The omen of the Jerseyvlle Methodst church are makng an autograph qult hch ll be sold to pay for a carpet for the church. Water got n the gas ppes at Keyport on Tuesday nght of last eek and almost stopped the flo of gas. Kerosene lamps ere burned n the stores. The condton of Frst avenue st Key. port s so bnd thnt far'mers^clum that ther berres are damaged by the joltng they receve hen drvng nto ton. Rev. Matland Alexander, pastor of the Long Branch Presbyteran church, has been called to a church at Prnceton. t s thought that he ll accept tho call, The churches at Freehold held a unon servce n the Prnsbyteran church on Sunday of last eek to bd fareell to Rev, H, CJ, Smth, ho has taken another charge,; A^frecracker set the anng n front of Tce's bakery nt Matarn on flro on the nght of the Fourth of July, but tho fre as put out before much damage as done, Wllam DavHon and Andre J, Anderson of Huthburg buy up all the huckleberres gathered n that part of the county and brng them to Long Branch and Red Bank for Hale, Holmdel Nes. Morford Taylor's team ran aay hle t as n the hay feld last eek. The agon as^ partly loaded th hay at the tme. The horses ran tp the road to Holmdel vllage, and then ran nto the Baptst church sheds, The harness and agon ere broken and some damage as done to the church fence. The horses.ere completely exhausted by ther long race, Ghrneyonee Holmes, ho has beer very sck, does not seem to'mprove Hs condton s very serous., The* frst tomatoes of tho BcmHon r ths neghborhood ere pcked by J Alex Guy, * m Shresbury Nes. A lan party ll be held on Thursday of ne*t eek for the beneft of the Epscopal church. Mra, Latham and daughter of Arlng ton ate the guests of Mrs, Eugene Wa lng, M. S, Peppard' s vstng Major L, T, Morrs at Fort Ethan Aljen, Vermont, Mrs, Morgan Besgrove of Neark the guest of Mrs, Joseph! Stlell, Mug Xaon «f Brodklyn s vstng Mss Ella Vanderveer. Advertse to THE REQTBR, Adv MORB18V1L"LE NEWB, M*oor l'ro»)trrtn for a 'attoffee A lly 'atnto C''ojt, but joe l*rren. The people of Morrsvllo have lmot gven lp hope of gettng a pohtollce es. tablshed here. Over three hundred people, comprsng over nxty famlleh, ould fnd thm her nearest pohtohee, hle under present oondtoh they hnv to go to ether Holmdel or Red Hank for ther mal. The applcaton hch an made for a pohtofleehere HUUO tme ago SH evdently been pgeon-holed n HO >f tle departments of the pohtollee at Washngton, Mont of the people are n fuvor nf makng another determned frt to get an oltce lure, and Home of them ale n favor of sendng a mn t uhlfj.ltn tn try and get the. matter through. The farmers are not realzng very hgh prces for ther potatoes. They got farly goud prces for ther asparagus and lny ere begnnng to thnk that tle hard tmes ere about to mend. Tn ) prce hch potatoes are brngng n the market s dscouragng to them, hoever, and thev fear that ths season ll not be much better for the fanne.r» than...al year. Patrck Kelly seemed to voce the general'sentment of the people of the localty n hs descrpton ot the dscouragenenth of the farmer. He sad le orked a farm on shares nnd that at S1.25 per barrel for potatoes, hch as hat thev ere brngng at present n Ne rl, there as very lttlo proft. He. sad that n addton to the cost of rasng the, potatoes he had to pay ffteen cents freght and ten cents commsson for Hellng. Tle potatoes ere shpped from Keyport and he had to pay sxteen cnts toll on every load he carted over the turnpke to tho boat. That left very lttle to be dvded beteen the oner of the farm and hmself. When the cost >f rasng the crop as computed, to- ;ether th the cost Of keepng agons n repar, the cost of shoeng the horses, and the Joss occasoned by a horse dyng occasonally, the profts to tho farmer ere very small, Rchard Craford, Br., has one of the.martest pug dogs n the county, and,the dog has a number of entertanng trcks. AH a rule pug dogs are consdered rather stupd and sre -dffcult to t«acb r butmr, Craford's pug s an excepton. The ng ll clmb up a grante te poet n ro'nt of the house to get a stone placed on top of t but t fnds the most sport n catchng tle round bottom of a ell jucket hle t s hrlng n the ar or rollng along the ground on ts edge. When no one s around to do the hrl ct, the pug ll spend hours at a tme :rylng to set t rollng hmself, but BO far le has not learned to do ths, Each of :he men on the place has a dfferent lame for the dog, but t ansers readly ;ojny of them. The hay crop s one of the man crops n ths part of the county, Ths year t s very poor and not more than half a xcellent, so far as the yeld goes, and he corn and gran are lookng fne. The crop of heat, rye and oats s also very good. The farmers say that f all ther crops ere as poor as the hay crop, or n-ought as lo a prce as the potato 3t'op, a good many of them ould have» hunt up some other occupaton; "" Mss Grace Stout entertaned a party hetyoung_ferjds_jast_thursdayj_ The.jreh and lan ere handsomely deco-t rated th Chnese lanterns and the parlor th ferns and candles. The guests spent a very pleasant evenng playng games, etc. At half-past eleven o'clock refreshments ere served and the guests departed shortly afterards. Nanne and Addle Smock of Ne ork, formerly of Red Bank, are vstng ther grandfather, John P. Stlell, Mr, and Mrs, B. H. West of Brooklyn are also vstng at Mr. StleH's. EATONTOWN NEWS. gtfpemlvtl n the 'hatnun CllHC. John Chatman of Eatonton as arrested a short tme ago on a charge of assaultng bs fe, Magge Chatman, The assault occurred on June 10th. Last Thursday Chatman aved ndctment nnd pleaded gulty. He as not sentenced, the court suspendng sentence mtl the frst Thursday n October, f Chutman treats hs fe ell n tho neantme and gets n no further trouble t s probable that the sentence ll be suspended ndefntely hen he comes p for sentence agan n October, Ja nert R, Foster ll be tred at Freehold to-morro on a charge of beng too ntmate th Mrs. Ada Neman of ths place. Foster bad no money to pay a layer nnd Judge Conover apponted K. W, Arrosmtl, Jr.,-to defend hm. Foster as not ndcted, but as arrested on the charge'. He aved ndctment and ll he tred by Judge Conover thout a jury,, ^.Wllam'Wnters ll also b«tred tomorro. He, lke Foster, has aved ndctment, rather than reman n jal untl the grand jury meets n October, Wnters as arrested on a charge of assaultng Matlda, Wnters. Peter Vredenburgh ll take, charge,of Wnters's enso hen t comes up before the court. Van A tn burgs crcus shoed at ths place on Saturday. Both afternoon and nght performances ere largely attended, nany people comng from nearby places. Tns as the frst crcus that has been at ths place n 32 years. Rev, and Mrs, Frank Gardner and Mss Sarah E. Nvson attended the Chrstan Kncleay or conventon at Washngton last eek, Harry Whte s home on bs vacaton from Cambrdge unversty at Cambrdge, Mass, Par Haven Nes, Frances Whte of Red Bank has rented the Rev. John R. Hall house to George Vx of Ne Rochelle, Ne ork, for tle summer. The rental prce as $800, lma MeTtt, daughter of Rufus 8, Merrtt, as taken very sck th cholera nfantum on Monday nght. She s no recoverng. The lades' seng soejtyof the Methodst church ll hold a far the latter part of ths month for the beneft of the church. Mrs. Forman Smth, ho has bfaen vstng her_ sster, Mrs, Rebecca Hanoe of Aflbury Park, has returned home, John R, Scott as overcome by the heat on Monday, but he s no recoverng, Mrs. Jenne Knack of Ne ork s vstng her mother, Mra, Henry Mnton. Edgar and Percy Smth spent Thursday and Frday at Asbury Park, '" Mrs, Wllam Ohadok s very sck th nflammatory rheumatsm, J, W, Davs of Ne ork spent last Wednesday here th frends. Dr. and Mrs, A, A. Armstrong have ne bcycles, f anythng that's gong on s orth tellng, you'll fnd t n THE REGSTER, Adv, WASDE NEWS, Bone mprove* Hm Ortnt-O by N>raylnff. When Charles Bone, Jr., took posbcb on of the Oak Grove farm suvernl years ago, there as an apple orchard un the place that as unproftable, tho crop beng Knrll and the. frut knotty. He Bpnyed the trees ths year and the orchard s no bearng tne frut, hch he clann 1M due to tle Hpnyng. On ths farm s a straberry patch "hch yelded 2,.WO quarts of berres durng the past season. Tle lorres sold nt tn average prce of ten cents ft quart. Kmma. the eght-year-old daughter of Jjtnes 11. Dangler, fell hle clmbng over a barnyard fence last eek and broke her rght arm at the elbo. At the lme the accdent occurred she bad her pug dog n her arms, The anmal as not hurt, Borne hefers oned by Charles Wyckol, Charles Covert and Joseph Dangler broke out of ther pasture feld on Thursday nght and ere found at Hamlton on Saturday. Mrs, Lyda A. Dangler s Bufferng from an.attack of rheumatsm. Her daughter. Mss Elzabeth Dangler of Phladelpha, m spendng a eek th her. About j."> people are. summerng at Charles TrueVs Woodland farm. Mr, Truex has put, up a tent on hs lan for the accommodaton of hs guests. Tho_ chldren and grandchldren of John Truex spent Sunday th hm at hs home near Hamlton. There are ten mnates at the Green Grove poorhose. Sx of these are men and four are omen. Wllam Jackson and Thomas M, "Wallng of Shresbury spent Sunday th frends at ths place, Raymond Dangler of West Long Branch s vstng hs aunt. Mrs. Deroncla Dangler. Mss Grace Prdhnm las been vstng frends at Ocean Grove. Mss Ada Truex scalded her rght hand very badly last eek, Percy Wrght of Phladelpha s the.guest, of R, L. Carter, Mchael Fary has the fnest feld of oats n ths vcnty..wluan. Kng_..of_.-Hamlton.,.g_.scb, th the mumps. Mrs, Charles Bone has been sck th a blous attack, Harry A, Bone has a ne bcycle, m m WEST LONG BRANCH NEWS. Hulck KntvrtnhH n Honor of 3l»» Coraon, Mss M, Anne Huok entertaned a ompany of young people on Frday nght n honor of Mss Mare Corson, ho s her guest, Dr, Collns of Ne- ork, ho as vstng Dr. Z. S, Taylor, gave a rectaton. Mss Hulck also rected and several pano selectons ere -VJjLdfred J _T_hosg ho enjoyed Blss Hulck's hosptalty rermsset fmtelf Woolley, Dora Clayton, Vanne Harvey, Lousa Harvey, Ella, Parker, Mame Whte, Lotte Metzgar, Florence Campbell and Cordela Hulck, Mr. and Mra, George F, VanHuel, Fred W. VanNote, Harry F, Davs, Arthur Shutts, John 0. Smth, Arthur VanNote, George Palmer, Frank Poole Harry T, Metzgar and Harry Hulck. Mr,~and-Mrs, Frank F, Krug~entertaned Mr, and Mr, Charles Adams of Brooklyn, Mr. and Mrs, Harry T, Hopper and Mss Lzze Woolley on Sunday, \\C. Edn Dons, son of Rev. Charles F, Dons, rode from Mllvlle to ths place, a dstance of 118 mles, on hs heel on Monday, Mrs. Robert Marks, Mrs. Robert Marks, Jr., and to chldren, of Brooklyn, have, been vstng Mrs. James B, Woleott, Horace H. Brockay of the Aslland house, Ne ork, has closed hs cottage at ths glace and returned to Ne ork, Mrs, Catherne Gfford has been vstng her daughter, Mn, Frederck W. Hendrokson, at Baysde, Long sland, Mrs. Charles A. Parker and famly of Ne ork cty are stoppng at Srs. James B. Sherman's, Charles Warren and Wllam Wngerf of Ne ork ere the guests of George Huhn last eek. The subject of Rev, Charles F, Do,ns dscourse on Sunday nght as "Our Lost Cron." Mr. and Mrs, E. Edn Dons of Mellyjlle are guests of Rev, and Mrs, Charles F, Dons. The Msses Geary o Boston are vstng ther sster, Mrs, George Reynolds. Mss Hat te J. rn of Holmdel has been vstng Mrs. George VanHuel. Mss Ella "Conro of Long Branch has been vstng Mss Grace Clayton, Mrs, Frederck Mller has been qute sck durng the past eek. Mss Mabel rn of Holmdel vsted Mss Belle Heyer last eek. George VjmHuel has been sck th qunsy sore throat, Mrs. J, A. DeCamp s the guest of Mrs. A, T, Metzgar. Mss Maul of Ne ork n vstng Mss da Steole, Oceanport Nes. Mrs, Lzze Regan, fe of John Regan, sold her household goods at aucton on Saturday and ll move to Ne ork, here she ll be employed n Altman & Co.'s store, A prase meetng as held n the Methodst church on Sunday nght. The meetng as led by Rev. John "Wags, asssted by Wllam Tlton and E. V, Mller. Fred Carroll on a bcycle on Saturday nght that as chanced off by Harry Rhodes, The nnng number-as 8 and Carroll pad 3 cents for jlg chance. Mss Alce Desmond of Jersey Cty and Mss Dorothy Bron of Ne ork are vstng Mrs.'Mchael Garrgan. Rev. Alfred Wagg and famly of Elmer, Ne Jersey, are vstng Mr. Wagg's brother, Rev. John Wagg, John Eaatburn and famly of Phladelpha are occupyng ther summer home at ths place, Tlnton Falls Ne. John Murphy, ho has been confned to the house for several days th a complcaton of dseases, s no able to bo about, Mrs, Obadah Hallenbake and her to daughters, Edth and Roberta Grace, of Red Bank, have been vstng relatves here. Mr. and Mrs. Emery Wnton of Long Branch spent lost Wednesday th Mr, and Mrs. Robert Davs, Wllam Murphy of Ne ork spent the Fourth tl hs parente, Mr, and Mrs, John Murphy, Mrs. Henrj; Johnson of Neark, ho has been vstng relatves here, returned home on Monday, James Bell, ho has been spendng a eek th frends n Brooklyn, has 1 retnrned home. Frank Emnaons^of Oceanport vsted here on Sunday, OCEANC MEWS. Xev Offeerm of the fhrltan Endeavor Noelety. The Chrstan Endeavor socety of tho Presbyteran church held t«electon of ollceh laht Wednesday nght and elected these oflcers ; 'rvhulcmf - Mm, Mnry ftlltl 1. Vc nhdt.mkm Ml TlH. Hc(Trr) - MlKM Jc'SHlt llrv'j, TmMlvr Jum'H K.!o!fU'. The Ked Men of Keyport held a publc nstallaton of otlcer*) Wt Frday nght, Naramtttu councl of PocahotaH and NarumHUk trbe of led Men of ths place attended the exercses. JnCH E. Bogle and A. C. Harvey started th mornng on a bcycle trp k> HarrHburg, Pa. Tln>y. ll be gone abdt to eeks. The D-gree of PochontH ll hold a far n Red Men's hall about August 11 tl. t ll contnue through the eek. " Kd " Lavgne returned from Euro]>e last eek and le and Paddy Slavn are no (Hartured at tho Oceanc nn. Mss Nette Wlson of Bayonte s VKtug her aunt, Mrs. Tueer, ho has a summer cottage here. Wellngton Emery, ho s employed on the drabrdge, UH a ne bcycle. Mss May Dennson of Brooklyn s vstng Mrs. L. E. Harvey, Mrs, James Carton has been very sck th a blous attack, John Seng n sufferng from lumago. 'Lttle Slver Nes. Lzze Whte, daughter of Wnfeld Whte,, gave _ a party to a number.. of _ er young frends on Thursday nght. James and dancng made the evenng pass pleasantly. Those present ere ;«ra Hubbard, Else Dog, Flosse Sorla, \nne Parker. Grace Whte, Llan and Mabel Harlo, Laura Sherman, Matthe Rue, Harry Burrosves, Holmes Hendrckon, Robert Forsythe and James Hub- ;>ard, Mss Ella Kng s sck. POWDR- Absolutely Pure. A cream of tartar bakng poder. Hghest of all,n leavenng strength. afat Unted States Qovrnmcnl Food lcpnrt. ROAL BAKNG* POWDER CO., NEW 0RK, Red Bank On The Shrevsbury. We have a box of rtng paper for So.cents, that contans 2 sheets ofjktjjer and $ envelopes. Tle front page of the paper s handsomely stamped tvth "Red Bank on the ShreusQury" n three colors. Tetley & Son, Front and Broad Streets, REDUQED PRCES -ON ALL- Summer Suts For balance of the season,. xtraordnary values n laundered and soft neglge shrts, 25a to $1.50. Suts, trousers, shrts, etc, to ft bg men, A, LUDLOW, LUDLOW HALL, 22 Broad Street, Red Bank, t's your on fau.lt f you become bald. f your har s fallng; out, Schroeders Har Tond ll stop t and, prevent baldness. 50 cents a bottle at Schroe r der's Pharmacy. CGAR ADVCE. No matter hat your taste may be n cgars e have, 1 somethng that ll please that taste. M. Pach & Son, We have engaged an artst to make pctures for us th hch to llustrate our advertsements. But the artst ho dre ths pcture evdently dd not kno ho good a grocery store e keep. When omen come to our store to do ther marketng, they are not requred to carry ther groceres home n baskets 011 ther arms. There may be good, sold money's orth n these baskets, but e delver all our goods and the groceres get delvered just as soon as they ould f they ere carred home by the omen ho buy them. FRESH AND FRAGRANT TEAS. Fresh and fragrant, choce and Japany, are the teas e offer you. f you have a partcularly fastdous tea taste^ e sh you ould try some of ours. ou can't help but lke t. t s made from fresh, tender young leaves, carefully prepared. We alays have our eyes open for the best. ou don't need to kno anythng about t, to tell the qualty of ours. SCK1ES & CLA, 82 BROAD STEEET, RED BANK, N, J. J HANCE & SHUTTS, jo BROAD STREET, SHOES AND OXFORD TES. Because everyone ears shoes s reaso enough hy everyone shoujd be ntersted n the prces of them, Here are ours, f T T t f X f ft t Chldren's 50c. to 1.25, Lades' $1 up. SUMCS.,,85c, to p. Men's 1,35 up, HANCE & SHUTTS. Next to Nothng Clothng. *+*«* Alpacca and Serge Coats are as near nothng as t s possble to make clothng. For street ear and offce ear nothng else s half so satsfactory or comfortable n summer: Coats and Vests Coats, thout vests,50 cents to $7.00, BO cents to 5.50, t doubles the pleasure and comfort of cyclng to ear a bcycle sut and. the necessary fttngs 1 Bcycle Sut $8.95 to 2,00. Stockngs,-. COc, to 2.35, Seaters, 80, to Caps 30c, to 75c, M.-.M. DAVDSON, f TT T f t T Broad Street, Red Bank, N-. J, # vepythng n the Pose! ^erythng les n the pose n makng pleasng photos. Have you notced ho successful e are n makng danty photos that's because e kno ho to pose gracefully, artstcally. 7 DEHART & LETSON, 27 Broad Street, Red Bank, N. J. f t