Jan 1894 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

HEW JMHB1T,
IB a ptr
MAY VQVm-WT
O
DfAV'OOUHT .IKlliHR,.
took Uriah Mown and
Lewte jKbode*, who bad been eentouced
to Stale Prfawu at the lale term of Court,
to that Institution on Thursday,
JAKTJAKV 4,18N.
- TuMbat it*U» that tabor &n
IfcfttffieWlleonlblll,
make
•.F*
^ ,_ 44Moma Meeting
"* A6 adjourned HHIOD of Uouncll was
odd Friday evening, witb nil tbe mem-
tbat be bud at-
tended, to the sole In tbe Vlneland Book
" by plying flOOCTaiKl giving new note
f for 11000.
„ , A Mil of O. P. Moore fv? 168.30 was
The radiums autherlslug Urn dl
wrt ftf tbe Aflbory avenue Igts, owned
b^tfit borougb, was ukeo up for UQ&J
radtog, 1$ posted unanimously.
On Saturday night the summer rafl-
of Qtoige Bummel and Mrs,
>Vtlli, PhllfldtiphlHiii, were burned to
the ground, Rynirnell, who came
dowja that evening, atartMl a fire in hit
V sad, laying lit went to the Ay-
aion Hut©], On returning < ma few
noun he found bis cottage in flamw.
fire spread to the adjujnliig hoiiie,
deHtraylng birth, Tbe lossa In
about $10*000, which Ie covered by In.
eprann,
flAFB M4f CTTT,
Bupeiiutendeot W, Grant Wilson, of
the South Jersey RoUresd, and fmntly
are in Harrisburg,
ii rl. ew Ve»i*»
, The]liBtbadhrtBofOcauiUlty,fo)!ow-
( tbg tbq ttmfrbonored custom of berald-
Ipg the New Year, held watch meeting
tanrlw Is the Jlnt If. E. Church uii
- Sunday evening. There was a fairly
good attendance, and tooae who turned
dot to take part In the extremes
D, Harrl*in will srect a uew
hotel of eighty roornii to be called the
Baltimore Ian, on Jaokson Street,
car* Island Lodp, No, SO, F, & A,
have elected the foilowlug
tot the year: W, M., David W, Bodau;
_ ifioif ftan repaid by the sermon deliv-
!," «red by the paator, Rev, W. A, Mnssey,
, Vboee dfoconiae was pronounced a mat -
I0toi2w«reglven to
vloe of song and
hands of the dock
and ss tbt
approached the
pp
tjoundary Ihie between the old sod tbe
itew, amid tbe impmaiive silence thai
pwvadea then meetings the heU In the
church tower pealed forth tbe announct-
mentofUieblrtbon8B4. While the bell
tiHiB heralding the news of the birth of
CBpttief yeart several of our GlUzene
W6W welcoming Its advent with salvoa
of moak^tF^, sud far awhile tbo air
" wax rennant with hftrblugeiB of the
t death of the old *nd the birth of a new
year. Weloome, IBM.
OdgbtaUythe M«thodiitn and Mora-
viand w^e ttoosly
•' that held Bach special leniceB, but now
atiumberototh«rdeuonilqaUonH haw
' 09be to observe this CUBIUQI. In Ibe
- OoWtfy^ Moravians huld w«tch servk-un
'"' in the eborcti until the mldulgnt ho«r,
{ Then they form to line and proceed tu
- Uweeaieteria, where dirges are played
,. wJU* trombones mid the people 7 of tb«
'vfiUthihigmonrnnilly and pray- 8ome-
' * times the cemeteries are lighted up by
lanterns, which make the servlue very
; i.odd and
in jencj Sand.
H !Fw© rjig rail state deals have JuHt
rjoeri edfpplet^d at Atlantic City which
prove fcbstj flgcrratively speailug, the
rfcbSst gold minn In the world nave
fraud right In that little ulrlp or
land by a few iar-*eefn^
aeverai yean ago bought
to be worthless sand
a mere trifle, and tu-daj db-
"~i £oa$I otl&eni at *ucb fahnlooi prices
#>gttttft might readily be conjured Uiat
- ita^gridBii of land badr by some etaem-
of magical procHP, been turned Into
of the two
S, W,, CUariBB F, Quidort- J, W,, I,
LearningSLeppard; treasurer, Furman
L, Richardson; eecntary, Bemud K.
Stilea; chaplain, Jewish Falkinburg; g,
DM Bamuel H, Moore* J. B,, J, Asbton
Williams, -
Adorian Chapter, No, 80, Royal Arth
Masons, have lusislled tbe following
onicera for the year; High priest, Jos-
eph P, Heuiy; king, Benjamin Curtis;
seribe, John W. Thompson! treasurer,
Uharles Quldort-Becietary, B, H, Moore,
Tha new yacht Vigilant, owsid by
Captain James v\ Clark, was lidaehtd
on ChriBtmas Day, Miss Ethel Kea<
nedy christened the yacht.
Owing to dullues ID business the 900
employes of aaatlug & Co.'s gold leaf
factory have agiwd to g reducUon of
tweuty |terajDti Iu their wages for three
mod lbs.
The Bduth Jersey IkUlroad
haflacorrta of surveyOIH hire marking
out an eutmwee luio the oily and a site
for a depot. : . •,. .
TUCKAnOR,
A gmiiii wedtijiig look place here ou
Wednesday of last week at 1 o'ciaek.
The , contracting pai lies were Dan it!]
man, of Pbf(adel|ihiaj and AIJMt
May Wheat on, daugliter of Captain J\
5f. Wbeaton, Tbe ffttbert girt to tbe
bride waa a ehegk for 110,000, They
lOcelvcd many haudBoniu presents fivm
tlielr fiieDiJfl. They fllurted on an es-
tended weddiug lour, Hev, Mr, Hann
eftlctaled,
Edward Hararuell & Boa sold their
Hloro to William P, Flanagan,
Rlebard Sfaeppard and wife are via! I
eppard speut tbe hoHdays
with his parenla. •
Mrs, Ballla ArBistroiig has gone to
Viaflud is i]»Dd tbe winter wilt! her
dnnghter, Mrs, Bteveus,
The BnptlHt npuiverenry will lake
piaes lit Ibe cburch op the Ifilh Inst,
Captain Edniond Taylor is espc^'ted
Bome for the winter.
Capialnlicm Bmiths vessel is laid
Upi at Cntsden for Ibe winter.
Mtofl Lillian Taylor and her sister
llabei are vlaiLingreialivpnt Red Benk.
Oarnson, Tbonipson, llryuen
and Beusetnan were on Ibe bench at
May's Landing Wed nesday of lost week.
Th« lirigantine election case was called,
but went over until April because of
the absence, by reason or uleSjucia, of
tbe plaintiff; Alonzo M. Smith and
Heselclab Xjeeds, as star witness,
Mr, BaaliQ WAS granted non-auits In
the cases of Evau Jeflrlcs vs, BamueJ R,
BeuliandWllliani Babeock m Samuel
Bi leuili Mr, Cole represented th© flp=
la tne two cases. The cases of
Booye vs. Colidly was continued until
January 6th, to. allow the defeudaal
time to enter addillonal evidence,
Charles, alias Pawiual Noce, was seu>
tcneed to tbree months' Imprlnonineut
In the County Jail for stealing a single
cb icken atBuenaVbts, Snmuel Jobn-
«n, a colored man, whostote an W.00
overcoat, belqugtug to Edward Wilt-
bank, from tbe Si, Cimrles football
KroundH last wceh, was ordered ta wrve
a HM period in SherlB Johnson's Lot el,
TUeCf.il rt forfeited thetiOCtO bail boud
of Walter Lc«,wbo,wlth Harry Murray,
of stealing a KW0dJamoud
from a paeeenger on a train at Egg
Harbor €fyf, L« failed jo apjear for
trial, be having missed tbe train fmtn
Camden, TUe case goes over to ibe
April term, Murray Is in jail,
Frank Cope's application to keep an
Inn or tavern atrleasaiitviilewas re=
fused oil the ground that he watt not a
resident. There was touch opposition
to the granting of the license.
In tUcOrpliaHa'Court pHrHal aecomile
were passed iu the estatea of William
Paul and Daiilel W, CJwudler. An
order was Issued to show cause why the
landsiti theestate of Nicholas V, Young
bhould not be eold, and a decree was
granted by the Court, confirming tbe
sale of lands in the estate of John Stiles,
The eonlMtcd Sbowcll will
ease will be tried In Atlantic City on
January fitb, and a special term of tbe
Orphans 7 Court will be held at May's
Landing on March fith.
PiORSON- &
N6W
FURNITURE
CARPETS
QUEENSWARE
LAMPS
THE COST
Eyewthing to make the home pleasant and comfortable.
Bed-room Suits, Parlor Suits, Dining Room Suits, Rockers
and odd pieces* ,
Brussels in all grades. Ingrain, Rag and Mattings,
dMtt R
Fur,
Rugs.
Dinner Sots, English and American,
Tea Sets, white and decorated,
Vaso, Banquet, Piano and Hand Lamps.
We will Bell as low, as the lowest It will cost you noth-
ing to come, as on a hill of $20 or upward we pay your
fare,
Pi" 1
i faft«9 porchMed tbe SL Qbarlea lot,
beach, np Delaware
Tbe property
^.1 to the state of tbe late Jonah
/«'Wbottpn,Sr^Midbad been lyiog un-
3mp|dnd |bf ouuiy y^ug. There was
i part of the
M to part With thla bmlly
sell,
owners of tbe ground
'on tke ocean irvnt
^J% » pamm^h,modem hotel and
ll^IfMt the regaining portion Into
l
oflered before they
will
Edward Applegale bag sold his
ir^ to a number of epart^ten, who in»
tend entailing the present sLrucLure
oodflttiriglt upMBPlubbouse, . ,
Captain TheophHui Godfrey in tends
remalulug at hoing during llie wtuler.
Miss Bather VanGllder spent ChriBt-
mss with relatives'In tbt Quaker City,
Miss Hannah CMeman la spending n
with relatives. and friends In
was tbo
valuable bach
ifr*% thefbotof South Car-
to a syndicate, the figure*
fi number of well
Is a Jtontage
uf J. B, Blehslds,
Hajry Barker and
I** price p«M by the s,
vaihe Interest at lbl»
Wproitoate valoe of
he originally
^ftba entire tract. This
of 191,000 In tots than
Philadelphia and WeetvlUe.
During trie recent cold weather
Millie Towasend Bllppedand fell on the
lee, which resulted In a Bprained wrist
aud other painful Injuries. :
A flne team of mules arrived here
from Philadelphia on Monday and will
be q«d on the canning farm, =
Bnudsy was quarterly meeting day
in tbe Methodlet Church, there belcg
preachiQg in trie morning and after-
noon by the pastor, Rev, J, S, Moore,
aud in the evening there was a union
of
f" a lolly
y 1
wheel of great height
property ^pbe fs>raorraw
be estttnenosd at
g
Mrs, Ada He» bad charge of the Kr-
vice, and several JnteresUng
were made by the diflensat
Uvts,
A flirmers 1 club b*a been organteed
her* with the following offlreB; Fresh
dent. Homer Eddy; secretary, T, E,
VauGilder; treasure], E, S.Stowe, Tbe
club will meet at the school house each
evening, aad the subject for
becbewen at the previous
Dress Goods Patterns.
Odd Dreis lengths caught up
from almoat all the Dress Goods
counters go to the Main Aisle
tablei this morn at half, some-
times at about etie^third the
regular yard cost.
Rich Silk-figured Novelties
among limn, piitiaHomeipuns,
fancy jacquaifds—almost any
sort of stuff your mind is an.
Seven and eightyard lengths,
or enough to make an ordinary
dress,
Driss Patients^ $1.75,
Fancy Cheviot that would
regularly be $^
^ Patter mi' $s, \
Pin Stripe Cheviot that
would regularly be ^4,.
Dress Paikrim $240.
Plaid Cloth that would
regularly be $4,.
Dress Patterns% $3*50*
Check Rfelarjge that would
regularly be $5,251
Dress Patttrns% $4*
y Fancy jacquard that would
regularly be §8.75*
Dress
Wauanufecr's.
back bright in dye as when
they started.
That's one instance.
Here are three more, ,
Mmfs Overcoats at $£,
• lifaet. bine, Oiford slid drab HeitnriB, ssllii
Sipcf e liaingi, L'pUnMy $12 ani Sli
Men's Overcoats at $10.
Brown and pifon! KeniPrii usd m^t-d Ciip.
•lots, Mtlo fleets llninp! unJ funnffn
mtra IMKIJ lining, Usual [jrk'o* tip 10 fi{.
Mm r s Overcoats at
inilroaA
TJjiif,
it
Oifftnl K*n«-J* Slid i«iinr Chi-
i i full tsaeis
ipBeiii, ful tsei
prices up ID fSu,
Scotch Tarns.
Icy winds tiaye no terrors,for
the ears of Highland young
i h T bl f
Silk Figured Armure that
would rtgularly be $ii, .
Girls' Clothing,
Sizes for any of them from
4 years up and at prices that
are simply absurd.
g yg
in the Tarn bclt^nor for
Tarn wearers anywhere else.
Choice Scotch Tarns, any color
or combination. 75c and $tt
Bed Coverings.
Think of full double'bedslze
fast back Marseilles Bed
Spreads in new patterns at #2,
* Or of clean live wool Blan-
kets (save for the few ounces
of spool cotton warp) at $5 in
stead of $7* "
They stand for alL
JOHN WAHAMAKER*
ftAtLnOAB,
WM JERSEY R, R,
In tffeet OOfOlfER 5, it
!s»*e OCEAN CITY M fDiioSi; FnF
IML 74U a Bl, 8,10 p rd, gUDdafs, 9M
a in, iM pm, _: '
tfelu njfne—: Lrnte Til llsd? Inlifft for O«aB Cltf,
iMfliiiHMpm
Leave f HILrtlLf HIA, URSAD ST, 8TATI0H
roe HEW v»BK.
EipfWH, Wppk^ajlt, lyO. 4.S6, A M, 6,1ft S.50,1M.
h A\ V-.-U, jl, ILll smli lifwn, IS 4t(Llmlt*d,
1,'E find 4jM p m. mains CanjL s.«s, sM aa,
i,h,6iQ,ttt,l,Si,»,li, IDtiin, Isdl RIEIK, Sun-
. 3 3>, I.IVi, 4,50, 5 1*8,13, flM. ILUBIII,
i«, j,», 4,uo (iJiiiiied taoj, Las, M,
-SilgpiiUlB!bf
Dining
Wubinglay and (Be Sulllb
Fnf iiailfroert- and Waghingtoii, 3JD,T=S8, S,Si,
S-i", ig,gn, n iHa m, ii,iLi uea,". Lini, i>i
ii), i,m, SAC; J,4i (('oiiHiT**ii!imi I j
iling t«FJ, 6, 1Y, 8 S, 7,40and ! 1,53ti "P.
*«, HynBafB, SCO.T.3ft S.1B, UJg 11,
ll.fififl, M0 ititd 11,33pm
Tar furEhtsr infonnailoti Inquln ef
tern! Dl»tsiloti=
"8..M, PHEVOOT,
U eneral Uar
J. B, WSOB,
Bail, I' At
AotbraeiteCiaL Ko Bmo^e, No Cin dsr*.
!H ErFECT KOV, IB, JSSL
f.EATE READJfiO TEBaiSAt, PfllLA
ruffslB On? Eiprwa (Parlor Car) daily 10,.1)
Chkwu %'fsuhuied Fiver i'.... _,s ,.
T h h Bi t Chl \ **"! « i tj
Through Bit t-uef to ChlcaRO
L'hl d Buffalo Kiprew
iDK G«n
p m
p m
rou
iM, im itso=hoQf t»ji), &,«, ?s«, n.ii > n
(i!,o7 p n, from IMth and phesmut SirwtB^Dlii.
h A) I 89,8,6a, %\b (6,1« frara iith »ndClirat
fili ) 1110 iU g
In eonsequenoe of a new Bchool house I
being built at SouthScaville, the attend-j
inoeOfonr Behoof bad been gradually
reduced with tbe beginning of this year,
«nd now lhat*the boUdayij areomr Ibe
have again settled down to
nrilf be lamed
A i % h
[ fn the BaptistUhnron on Thuraday even*
ooipoaed M~'m oinlata wid was
Qinied oat by tbo«whotbok
highly appreciated by al) that
Tlte, treat wit oempoied of
an orange for each
d^jMicnoof, and an
flne pntenb) were jpre-
w»
Gretchens, Riefere and
Jackets that during the
past week were Up to Jfit
some of them $10 before
that,
Aiggeaek
Jaeketo, Reefer, Ulsters
and Gretchens that were
up to $id early in the sea-
son, some of them up to
$17*
Ai^iO€achm
-.
Handsome Ulsters, Walk^
, ing Coats, Skirt Coats,
Reefers, Paletots, Gretch-
ens that were up to $mt
and early in the season up
to$$Q,
sort ol prices al]
through the stock.
of
" Here, this is a mistake; it's
C d ' ft
a $io Coat and you've a
on It," •;•
He was an experienced p
thing man; knew goods, knew
styles, knew values.
He knew that Overcoats: pre-
cisely like it were cheap at $10;
he knew that exactly the
PENNSYLVANIA'S
' LEAMNS
NEWSPAPER
Iti all (lie attribute tlist BuDlt-e to
iuake a ilrst-clatw faiully journal.
THE
PHILADELPHIA
REeORD
8pari*i no trbable or expebse to gather
«ud present to IU renders all the news
ef the Old and New World,
til WKTBI Dejaroaieutfi, each' uuder
the roanagement of a competent Editor,
aitnprlaes matterH pertalplug UJ
THE HOUBEHOU),
THE FARM,
WOMAN'S WORLD, •
T,HU. p
I! 3D a.ia, I
Pl C
s,as
__ -
If#w Yorli. feet of LJbprtt Mtwt. t
iom II «» m. !^t 409, fM, &», tS
n,= 12,18 Blgbl, Kundaj^.S), 9 00
JO. SSO f SBp fi! Iil5 iht " '
S.SO, f
n all d p fi!,
Parler C*M eb all day siprewi i rains and «la«:
Ine earn on night iralm ia nnd frtm Sew Yoffc
Fflr Bethlehem, Euldii Uid paihl* in Lehft
ami Wy
For Kcbtirlltiil VMl«r Point*,
Fsr rh«Bil*lllB and Pnttaiown-l#|,fH!i,
iftqo a in, H,45, : -ton. 8;DO, us em A«
^
4 ® B
* 4 ®k B •*•
«!aBi,SH0ptii,
pJjBnea na Ha
a Bi, f,a),iBpB,
-ripraa, 4.0u a m,
Fer PatUTiite-EsprMt, ss, loco a B, 1.00,8,00,
II,» p a, Jiceam,. 4.13. 740a n l1Ba
^ 1,00, w,es m m.
PwlOfCari en all ei
irtU t3
i«enf,g,00am,|JUp
FHI trmlni.
(/flies Trtnifsr CamiUny will
te^^^ r»n heiTtiTla
and
L A. ewEiGAan, & a, __
_•_ . Qsn Bnpti Bsn'L FMa,'
D
4ll UI1M1V * * j
to MRS, H. MORRIS,
DEALER IN
LUBRATORB,
sort had been w
as a howliog bargain at $10,
Btit 'twas no mistake,
is the price. ,
black Cheviot, fast
THE REAL ESTATE WORLD
Presenting a oompleto nugnzlne syerf 1
d a y , - , ••; •' •••'"•• ; '•"••: " '. ",
DbUy and Sunday, one year, - f4.00
ADDAEfB
THE RECORD PUBLISHING C0,t
H?»9 Chestnut St,,
Groceries, Protista,
CANNED GOODS,
'-1'A'ruLittore.oiii
CHINA and
Ma*fit Aabnry Ave^
B lbm are a«ar?d of ef.
fleleat wrvloe, freih foods tnd Phlta-
dlpUpl
Clocks, Watchesf Jewdry ri DiaroorKh,
January 1,1894. January 1,1894.
Onrn«WTnriIToDtJo«Ui («, (nti eftnA TO-DAY, irefyQafmsnt
lo cloBiiig fUur, inuniiidli u we H!I e*f,n^nfei f^fr eimn diiHnff
of Ihe HIUBB K^ineiiOni from our prices mem raiicfi to your adtanl
(teHkiJ cut tq Itoftt* at |1S,6O rrom fcS, flH
fftiin
from Sa.U), We
r&lucMJ fri>iaf33,ng, Weihs* Wt&madlpipd forelArfif
fromi-jjro, ii2.Be, miueNJ from fcs.00, |IS,BO. ^ L
„ are ail Heglnl satin «P gilfe ijnrd garmenti, and KM ifliinf
ihou the Talus of the tnnn-riol In llirm W't fhow great bArffHtng io Ghiidr....
i'aiit. We »1IBW gr»at l«fifrUim in «iiulj« tji,n ,if eireant Hmplc Uanaenla arid
!suit Coftta, »hfch w« s-ij at atmui Btl eeaii on Eli? doltfr 1HIBF10 u " r wai!ie »IB
W« aa?b e early wjt-c! 16ns,
TH1 STODDART COMPANY,
The «la Henna Hifcti Dry
41S, 4SO, 152 XORTU g^OHD MTttEDT,
Ud Drapch Sio« add«d within the put faw wotki
IS N- Second St-s on tin DilaniQ iidejmt abon Itrbl,
ARE YOU GOING TO BUILD?
If io, we ihould sell you the Lumber aad Mil! Work. Why?
Beciyie our increased faciHtiei enable us to offer greater in^
ducements to you, Look it them t
with 6 t«ek in
We solicit cbrrespondencewirJi any Intending to build
and improve residences, stores, halls or churdies, and will rive
aU inquires prompt attention. Remember that we can ship
our work to you to compete with othere in any part of the State.
Lumber, Mill Work and Boxes.
Kaighn Aoenue, Camden, H.J,
SMITH & THORN,
IB All Ms Brandies,
Terra Cotta Pipe,
Elizabeth Barkoff,
TV. J.
D, GALLAGHER,
'43 §o- Second St.,
ill, r*.
Y, CORSON,
FLOUBAND ^
7ai AsburyAvenue,
OCEAN CITY, N,J,
FIMERTY, HcCLURE A CO
\ ^Want Madldni^ FIODU, Oil*, etc
NEW INLET HOUSE,
TOWNJEND't INLET,
Bern Isle City, N; J,v
B«f-
%••
3 -ijj
i ^
JANUABY 4, IBM,
be glad to receive itenag of
UU of interest
d
doonanUcaUq
communliy aud our
e
rawwriBre. *
Air eommnntattoni aliould be H&»
HJiupanlsl with the full uame aud ftd-
dreeB of the writer, not uecessurlly for
publication, bat a guarantee of good
fath.
ITEWf*.
I'hs TjubrteMhop! oiwued ,
after m week's vacation,
Joha flrower ipent Beveral duys iu
Piiiladelpbia last week on biiHliieHa.
Ji a ^rredslie and wife, of Phlla-
deipbis, ore •pending a Reason In Oceau
uity.
WiiUaoi Btonebill took possc-Hsiou or
lib new cottage on Anbury avenue inHt
Friday,
William R Elliott anil tltiughfor
Mary are on a ijteuEure trip,
friends.
Captain J, D. Eberuai-li and vvifo, nt
Pblladelphla, are flpemllug a few days
In Ibifl city,
J,8, Rush is isiiitingAlnn^iiUotifiii^
double coltago on Asbuiy averme, near
iiistii street.
Fmnk It. WhltesSde, of Piil!ujicl)itil!i,
wae iti town during the w(s>k( li
after bis reai estate,
H, G. Steel man and wife, who
Heveml days in Philadelphia Iml weak,
returned hums on Friday eveiiing,
Miss Jeniile Matwey and broths, W>
M, Massey, returned home Friday cvcn=
itig from a visit to reiativea ni Pulmyn,
Pr.'O, E, Edwards and family, of
Philadelphia, have beeu oqeiipylug
their Wesley avenue cottage fur a few
days.
John Moore, of Philadelphia, IIQH
rented William Btonehill's raittoge, nt
Twelfth Bireetand ABbury aveniie, for
the wlpter,
Charlei Myen and wife, of Eighth
street an Wealey avenue, left on Hun=
day for PhllBdelphla, where they are
vlBitlng frieadB, L ,
Mrs, Rush E, Cox, comer Twelfth
. street and Afibury avenue,' faaH rtturned
ham a vtelt to her parente, who reside
Miss Abble Hand, of Cape May (JourL
House, was the guest of Reuben Lud<
lam and wife laHt week. She left fnr
her home Mouday,
Mark Baner and wife, of Sixth Htreet
and Ocean avenue, have been con lined
to tiie hiJuae for the past three weeks
iiinWng front grip,
MlMNLi&deKatea was eoniined to her
bed fur Heveral days lant week
with well-defined Hyinptoma of thu
vaiUiig disease—grip, •
Alwl 1), Scull Is raJBhig and
nddltioiia to the cottage «f Julin It.
Keudrick, between Eighth aud Niutli
H, on Weriey aveuue.
Hurry CauDeldj who bra been tim-
ihied to the bouse, Nufleriug fnirii iliu
rcHUlto of a fall, we are pleaHcd to «oe Is
again able to be on the ntreet,
Charles A, gum[ibeil, of BlSAHbury
avenue, (iiteuda erecting a largo build-
ing, 18x45 feet, adjolulug his present res-
ideiiw. Work will be uomniuiiced
immediately.
i
and Mlsi Ada presse, daughter of Cup-
MD Maurice (ireHe, were maifled lu
Philadelphia Monday, May the happy
couple realise their fondest hopis In
tfaeif new relations.
Many people seem to think that it
they have anything to ln«rt in a uewfr-
paper, If they gel It in the office an
hour before the paper goes to the press
it 1» BOOH enough, TIIIM b not HO, Gel
your Items to the printer as mmi m
The Womau'H Christian
Union will give a supper at the residence
of UH, H.D, Canfleld en Thureday,
January 4tb, for the benefit of the read
Ing room, Supper, 25 eeota, will be
served finda Q to 8 u'clttck, Everybody
cordially invited, .
IstatouneU, No, lgQt Jr. O, U, A. M,,
held their election on Deambef SUtli,
wbeu the fullowlng oflleera were ulitweu
tor the ensuing teria! Councillor, H.
Conver| Vies Councillor, ThomaH Ever-
inghami A, B.a, Quinton Chauiplon-
Cond., BoliaGarretoou- Warden, Fiauk
Smith- I, B., In S, Champiun; O, B
Harry Headley; 3r. P, Q,, Gairge Ever-
iughami Truatee, I,S,Cbampwu. The
order IB In a prosperous condition, and
la weekly addJng to Iti njeisberHhlp,
The n e w l d ffl Jtil
Tuesday evening.
property in
The suit brought by Mrs, Anna M
tor the
the property knowu as the
Villa," eorner ef ievenib
street and Ocean avenue, (his place,
which she alleges the defendant secured
on UH pniegses, came up before Vice
Chancellor Pitney luCamdeu last week
Tbe evidence showed that two years
ago Mm Benner signed papers at the
request si Jir, Ttoyior in order to Beeure
a loan of 1600, Mrs, Benner claims
ih*t It wae understood tnatshe was to
redeem the property by repaying the
leu and fMi tbe defendant refuwd to
fBia ever the property If the loan waa
repaid.
An absolute dead ww exhlWted ID
•which MES, Benoer tranifen the prop-
arty unequlvoeaUy* She seemed BUF-
prfsed at ttua, and explained 'that she
*ad signed only • bill of mfc for a «oorfc-
gage. Testimony placed tbe value or
the property nt ^000. Taylor teatlfied
that the provision! of the absolute deed
were explained to Ma, Benner and that
tbe viUue of tbe property bad enhanced
the Jmprovemtnta be bad
. i Judge Pitney fixed January Stb
fot |be next hearing,
I^R SA&B OR JJUSi.—Oqaa fro'lli
lota* ba^r front lots; nlw lots ID most
iteeiifluteJafallQiii
AYPAV.AtUiiUflCHy.
BiHBOir,Sentinel OJHe&
A P^rlotu CaBflssTSilsn Aveftefl,
The cottage of A. B.'Thomas, corner
Fifteenth itreet and Aabury avenue,
was damaged by flte and water to the
extent of about tOOO on Friday evening
last.
The Ore was first discovered by two
young men who were walking along t'ht
boardwalk iu tbat vicinity about 7,45,
and soon the general Ore alarm was
Bounded from the eieetrle light station,
The (In dopartnieut, lost no time In
gelling to the scene of eonflagnitiou,
and by the well dheeted elTorU of the
ilremeu the flimicg were coulined to the
back building, where I bey originated,
Tiie duiuiigMl dwelling bod nut been
occupied siiiceHeptembeF M,
that tirue the owner, A. B, ,
Who reside* at SMS Uheetnut mroct,
Philadeipbla, and bin daughter, Mrs, J,
M, Holland, lnidiHiHHed tligBcasoiitb^re,
ainue wlsicli time It litiHTtinniucd thimsj,
The buildlDg wan liifturtti for f I500, and
OH HOOU OH tiie l
Abstiloro Higbee fit at home fiir a few
days,
Christmas exorcises at the church
were very good, Tbe usual amoiiut of
good elieer and giftn were there.
The lx«t Santa Ciaus that ever vialted
tiil« section for many a year suddenly
crime down upon the children at the
BomafB Steelman la building a new
b s r n , * . . . . • • ' • ' • ' • , ' • • • • : • '
Sotaera S. Albertsou and OspUUn
Booye have goue Soatrl'. '
Pr.EiBASTVlf.LK,
^ LewlSj of theQ, A,R,, told the
lory of hto reuent eon version from Jnil-
delityat the Presbyteruin Church last
Wednesday evening—a pitiful story of
fifty years of darkhe»t bereavement
and despair which touched and moved
very one in the audience, sod brought
thers to the feetof the&vier this grayv
haired veteran had so lately found.
Quite a number of Atlantic Clty^resl.
dents assembled* at the handsome reel*
deuce of Lewis M, Conover, the loading
oal dealer of this place, on New Year's
day. Various subjects were dtscuwed
until about 12,30 p.m., when all present
were iishered Into the spacious dining*
i where a prettily decorated bible
adeti dowu with many of the delicacies
f the se&siin awaited them, and with-
out a doubt the Inner man was thor-
oughly provided for. Those who com-
The reniiijUH of job G,, youngest mn
•if Iivihgatid Hruiiiuli 14-e, of Allahtiu
tjlly, were iniernsl at this plums on
y moiiiing. The youiig inau
of CDIIftilfHptloii,
The yOiiiineHt t;liHd of Uupluin Jjiiiiw
N brought from Tiickeilnii oii
guuday for buriiij.
Much sickuc^H prevail ilirouyliitiil
the town.
Captain Enoch Rialey, a forfflyr re*U
deut of jhis plaee, was brought liure fiif
buiiul on ThurrtJay, ,
Caplaiu Pitiiey liiiickinaii ralufned
to Virgliiia »tu Friday, His children
are dustiieiled with liitfsuuer.Mre.Lydia
iiUHhly, at PleasiLilviile,
A ball full of people likened Tiiur«>
dayeveiiiiig totheBtmuge llfd=sioiy sf
Major Lewis, Jiist coiiveried from htfW
delily and now devoiing his ri'malhiug
days to. testimony fur the Savior HO long
denied. The audjeiiee showed Us »ym-
paiiiy by bretttblrNS attention, aud In-
voluntary learH, . ^
LINweon,
Rdvlvai ecrviue eummenGed at Cen-
tral Sunday evening. Rev, J, Uasto
filled tbe pulpit in the mornnpg and
wll| preaeh agalu thl* evening,
' JobuHon and wife were tbe
giiefltsof Dr.B.CEamundaaiid wife on
Hunday,
Captain John Sanders EB improving
but not able to go out yet .
Joa, SteBlmau and wlfb aijd Lewla
gteeimaii aud wife Hpent Friday of last
week with Mrs, John Flfield, of «akera=
Viile,
Lizzie C!arfct of Phlladeiphia, Is visit-
tug her parents at Hi to place,
Lucleu gomers and bride made their
arfival on Thursday evening.
Owing to the slprmy weather EkiUir-
day evening the drama was postponed
until next Saturday evening, Jan, Alii.
Mrs, Kenj, Cramer and Mm, Simmer-
maii are numbered among the Hick of
Ibis place,
Charles Powell is able to resume bh
dudes in the wheelwright shop, •?
HAVe bAHAtffO,
A bear with a fondnesa for fresh pork
has been raiding pig pens 'in the out-
skirls of Hammouton about twelve
miles from tltis plaee, and as a eonse.
queuce pportaraen sf the place have or«
gauEied bunting parlies for the purposes
of killing Bruin, The bear hai his lair
in the, famous Peuny Pot swamp, a
niarsb tbirty miles lung and
three miles wide, situated several miles
above Weymoulb, Ho one as yet has
Bruin, altbough inQytBerable
tracks bavo been discovered by huntenh
The reports concerning the tracks of the
bear were not credited unltl a few days
ago, when s number of farmers living
on the ouUklrls of the town found tbeir
choice hup lying about the pens, dead,
having been terribly chewed, On
ug around tne premises, to the
BurprfHuofthe fanners the tracks of a
bear were found leading In and out of
the pens,
The charge against Wilfred B, Calvert,
formerly agent or'the Atlantic City
Railroad, ef being $300 short In bis ac-
ODQUUH nas h«n wiOdrawn^aa tbe caeff
Us been eatbfcetorjly settled*,
Adftm BUckland npil wife are both
slofc wl3b
public fMjhinl on the iifternoon of the
aitb, and diHtrlbtited a pailk of goodies
among tbe pupils. He (Hied tbe bill to
perfcctlnti. Some of the Uttte flilks
tfiiiik lie \vm abfiiit the aim and form
ofT, D, Hani, . ,
PORT ttgnrsLK!.
Sevenvl couples of our young people
attended a large and interesting party
lield at Lizxio Adamtt' new home at
Lower Itunk last Thurfkiay eveuiug.
Air, Adams' frlendfl of this place are
pleased to bear of his being able to re-
turn to his studies at Rutgers, wldeii
liowiw compel led to leave a year agtt
on account of his mother's Illness,
which resiilled fatally,
Bliss Middle Collins entertained a
large Jiumber of her friends (rom this
plaee on last Thursday evening. The
rcelpieutH of her hospitality report tmv
ing enjoyed a pieasaut eveulng,
Captuin Uiiarles lilake preseiiled Ill
uccuiniiiislied wife witii a baud«jme
piano for aCbristiuBi*present—a tribute
to worth.and talent,
Captain John Hujitley prvfieiited his
Stepdaughter, ailsa Marette, with a
beuiitiful viulln for (Jhriitmas,
Dy an enjoyable effort, Mrs, Mary
Fielder bad the pleasure of present lug
our moat devoted rind beloved Suuduy-
Hulii«)lHuporiulCHiienl, Itev, 1|, A, Cuke,
a silver pitcher, goblelu and svaitef,
Tills indefatigable worker and teaelier
in iiur Bunilay»Ncbiwl deservew all tbat
cult ue given him. He Is always round
at his p>»rt, and it is lmtBUpjwiwd there
is n better managed or more luteiilgebt
BLiuduy-w-bcH.il in Allaullc county.
Our unselilHu and hard-worKlng mill
JHtur, Ms, Dnre, was BIHO remembered
by hiB flock oii Chrifltinas.
A barrel of flour found a hearty, wei
come iu the lumio of uur worthy and
tiiifurtuiiute ncigluxirund frleuii, Alfred
JA-udH, oil Christinas, There are glbem
who should diiim the at lent Ion of our
more favored and generous eltl zen». We
»fit go to India iiur the Malay
to find otsjeuts of charity,
]tui>r we iiiive always wllh us,
Youitg Mr, Kose, a Htuduut at Dk'ker-
HOII Uollegu, is iioiue Hpcmiing IIIH iioli
duy vacation, TJiis young man is Uibk
ing fur ward to the time when be tan
the mhilNtry as an ordpiit Wurkcr
in the Lord's vineyard, .
Our post'Ofliee will be moved the
first of the year. It seciUB to,us llisit
PrtHldcut Cleveiiuid'B ndmliil«ratluij
is more chary of Jiis favors tliau Prc»l«
dent Harrison's waH.
y bad the "ftxsjditig boils"
teiidaiit UJXJII the marriage of Uuy and
Helen Uarrlrt bctii silcucyd cm (liey
were awakcHcq to ring out.the glnd
H of Clmrloy Huullay and Miss
Maltto SVilsou'fl iiuptials,
, EHflLISFI GKEKK
A very pretty home weddiutf.took
liere on CiirlBtmas night at eight
o'clock, the contracting parties being
M its Mamie Kuwell alid Heiiry T,,ateel=
iliitii uiid Mlsg Emma Ei Ho well and
johii P, Smith, The double isrenio
was performed by the father of the
bi idts, Hev, Vi A, HoweH, In the pn?»-
enceofu umulterof thy Intimate frleuds
aud rejutlvcs of tbe respecUve foiuili
The: bridal party entered tbe parlor to
Ihesoft strains of a march from IJeetlio-
veu, played by Miss Estella Uurr, of
ju. Miss CarrieSiulthaiid M
Laura Uhaiiuell acted as bridesiuaiiis,
and Mark Bandoipb and J. H. GUatiuei
aji groomimen. After the cei^niouy
the happy eou pies received theesugr&Lu
iatiuns of all present, and then the com-
pany proceeded to the dining-room
where a veritableChristm§s dinner was
served, Tbe table waa very beautifully
arranged, and all did full justice to tiie
viauds spread before them. The re-
mainder of the eveniug was spent iu
music add conversation. The elder of
the sisten, MIM Mamie, was aliired in
steel faille silk and piuk chlfTon laee,
and wore rosebuds and pinks* Miss
Emma's dress was of light silk aud
while uhiffun lace, and she wore pi
roses, Ttie weddlpg pnsints, which
numerouSj ebmprised articles both
useful and oruamental. Owing to the
Illness of the brides 1 mother, the wed
ding trip was postponed,
Henry Homers and wife entertained a
Obrlstmas party during the holidays.
The new houses on Grand street are
receiving a coat of paint. 4
Lewis JeflVlBS and wife, of May's
Landing, spinl Christmas day with l
''
!
Jease Barrett cat bis foot wltu an axe
last week while ehupplug wood,
Cuptalo W. O. Booy baa gone to take
up bis above In bis new bouse at Bum-
en Point, We dislike to see blm 1^?B
our village.
Captain DsVld Boblnsoa is borne
with a broken wffet.
MR, ^rah Boull b» gone to Atlantic
City to upend foe winter with her
daughter.
Wesley Scull Is Improving from the
grip.
Judge SeuU b quite 01,
p the merry party were Mr, and
Mrs, Joseph CAiuover, Hr,, Mr, and MB,
Joseph Couover, Jr., Sir. and Mrs,
T, Woolbert, Lawyer and Mrs,
U, L. Uote, Mr, aud Sirs, Lewis M, Con-
over, the Misses Cole, Katie Iisler,
Conover, Henrietta Uonaver,
Masters Orwell Conover and Clarence
Co!e, Jr., Roy Woolbert and A, Berdell
Unnover,
Tbe many friends of Alton Angelow
iidered him a surprise party last week
at the residence of Oeorra W. Adams,
Kefreshmeuts wereservedaodapleasant
lime was eiyoyed by all.
John R,