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AUCTION SALES.
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fUTURE nANS.

ChhhNN.GIEkx sr SALE OF yALTAnLE IMfRoyIp
moar lfsT4Hh % sIkST B sIssrTs
Nf9sihlLhMLsT. Known As 80, lsl2 sIhLh 1.
HhNSi K nc ck ssta t hsslbN SSf, 81 shNkh
BY virtue q degree u thu Supreine Court Of ths
s ysSs assf s.s and s sss S.rs .s SS
Knox Srsis and others the undersigned as trustees
TaSEsD. sGs TSESIl FS S1l Il lpf Bs s OF &C:
that piece or rarssl q ground ,Ss sS,Ss in ,s y
OF MashsnsiSn District Of Columbia, and known Z
one hundred and hvc nOSl irontnS forty aSo1 lea
on sirsel AID runnHe hack that width an syerA'e
alley and is improved by threstory front building
With basement and a two-stoIy hack bulldiug With
The buildings which are situated in one o. the most
the SUPERVISION OF late tea Henry X Cra.. ana can.
tam lAlre saloon pSrlor 10 feet by - fect, large
also six larse aud three small chambers ofsice no M
eioset s for trunk Sis Il-r ,SP Moons and
Sc The front building Is q irty go feet VIDE
cssh, aud the balance thereof in slN twelve ehtee
and twentyiour mo9ths tron day q sale aud 70 bear
give give, his rroinlssory notes No deed vii - given
deposit viii h. required az soon a. trorty ~ lid "a
Terms OF sale must De complied with within ten DAYS
i.t ana cost q GsisuiiaE G S1 Ss cSS
yeyancing A purchasers cost All taxes and Assess-
A''"'' VIII WILLIAM v LII X u ). Miller.
4s0 Louisiana avenue n W. 7-..-
JOSEPH }. DAkLlNGlON. irasieesA
4lo 9th street nv. J
WALTEk Is. WILLIAMS CO. Aucts.
TRusTFEs SALE OF Two-sroRY AND BASE.
MINI BRICK DWELLING. Lur l:iNa4 ON
EAST SIDE OF ElENINaH SlEEr. ia. IMEl N
AND MASsACHU SITS ANkNUE NORTH
NEsl tSlDE AND kkAR ALLEll.
BY virtue oi deed OF trust dated November 10. A.
ID. 1877. ard duly recorded IN Iibcr NJ. 40 f0lso
$40 ct seq. one II the land the District Of
Solunlbi9 aid a. the request OF PARTY secured thereby
Will sell at public suction. funf the pretnrss
on THURSDAY, OCTOBER TENTH. 1851. II HALF
bAsi folE OCLO' 4. NJ. the following
described real estate situate the
Clty of Washington in said District g. WIT: The south
half OF Lot No Nine 90 the subdivision Of square
No 81, As said subdivision Is recorded IN IAtgr n
h, No J. folio 80. IA the surveyors ofc, uf said
Sity, With the improvements thereon. consisting u
Brick dwelling
Terms OF sale: One-third cash. Of which 30 must
be Iid at time .; sale, balance and years
IA equal ay ents, 10 be secured 10y purchasers
bearing Interest from day OF sale tIas able -emi-An-
nuailyl And deed OF trust tue property sold.
all cash at option of purchaser convey and
corning al has,rs Terms sale be
led Win Ia ten days from the day sale else
Tee reserves nght 70 resell at risk and cost q
purchaser in default
wM r. HOLTZMAN.
Trustee,
se2o-do 1891 81 nv.
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Dportsd Portland. + TOP, Rosepdale, I'D Anfstam
0,msatA A9sA fIeof PAYER md chsreosL
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PROFESSIONAL.

NINE. BROOKE TELLS ALL The EVENTS OF
WI LIFE. All business connoeltIl. lHuies andgen-
uemen % cents each 40 H. between 9Th and SIa
sth NV au.U-Ows
M ME. DREAMER TELLS ALL EVENTS OF LIFE
w English German. All business cOnilden tai
Once hours. a. IN. 10 pm 42l 9th 81 ~. Open
Oh Sunday from 10 a. m ~ y 80 pa sel.s-lms
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l. g. Stanhope. 81, 200; L. Boiseau, 81, 400; d.
J: Howell, engineer, 81 800; c. NJ Ball. 81, 500;
ID. Ward, 81, 200; Woodward, clerk, 81 200; ]. ].
Coulehsn, roadman, s720; q. Robinson, ESQ;
Smith, axman, S659; II. Brock, s650, A. NJ.
Scheof, s650; r. d. Sims, clerk, 1900. Total,
s37 ,OlO
Total-Democrats, eS7,010: republicans,
s22, 240 Difference, $14,770.
OTHER OFFICES.
Republicans-Dr. Patterson, coroner, 81 800;
A. G. Riddle, attorney, $4,000. Total, $500.
Democrats-Maj. Moore, superintendent of
police 81. 700; Joseph Paris, chief fire depart
ment, 81 500; George Howard, sealer weights
and measures, fees about $4,000; Dove, in
spector Of fuel $4,000; VIM. Forsyth, surveyor.
fees about $1,000; H. E. Davis. assistant at
torney, S2,500; Z. Forrest, assistant attorney,
$1,000; ]. Shiilington, assistant attorney, 500;
Wilkinson, inspector boilers, fees about S2,OOO
Total, s19, 800.
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CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
CIMPEOVED BY A BRICK LIVERY STABLE
AND FRAME DWELLING HOUSE. KNOW. AS

BY virtue of certain orders and DEGREES of the Su-
preme Court of the District of Columbia, passed IN
Equity cause No IL, 96l, Docket No. 81 we. the
premises: ct public auction, on TUESDAY, the FIJI
TENTH DAY OF OCTOBER ID 1859, at the hour
of FOUR t4) O'CLOCK NJ all those pieces parcels
of real estate known and described the Plat or plan
of the city of Washington, District of Columbia as
and being the west fifteen 81 feet front north of
lot numbered a. by the depth thereof and ali 81
lot numbered two CD IL square numbered two mum
dred and hfty-two C252, with the improvements as
above stated.
Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money in
cash. one-thrd in year and one-thrd in two wears
after date of sale, with Interest at the OF six per
cent per annum the deferred payments to be secured
by deed Of trust on the property all cashat the
the purchaser or purchasers at the time OF sale. If
days after the day Of sale tine Trustees reserve the
right resell Ut the risk and Of the defaulting
purchaser.
CHAPLIN BROWN,
1913 IA st NV, [ r.
ANDREW Is. DUVALL,f irusteeA
ASP La. ave.,
DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts. oc2-dts
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS EVENING.
Ut. 4 FULTON. Auct,onssr.

AUCTION SALE OF FORFEITED PLEDGE
will sell by PUBLIC suction at my store. l2ls ps.
ave. commencing TUESDAY, OCTOBER ONE AT
TEN O'CLOCK AN, my stock Of Forfeited Piedeesin
Shelf Department from Nos. 5oo3l TO 1o3o60 in
Of all kinds. Books Boots. Shoes. Hats Caps Dress
Goods. Bed Spreads sheets Quilts Seal sscoues.
yolyers. Razors Knives PIPES, P4rssols. Canes um-
brellss, Musical. Mathematical and Surgical Instr,
Opera Glasses. &c. Sale TO continue morning at 10
O'Clock and evening at O'Clock until all the lots
sold. Ticket holders please take notice.
se21-5ts H. K FULTON. Pawnbroker and Auct
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
rkUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE AT SOUTHWEST CORNER OF

TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE AT SOUTHWEST CORNER OF
FIRST (Nj AND POTOMAC STREETS, GEORGE-
TOWN, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
By virtue of deed of trust duly recorded among the
land records of said District in hber folio POS
ct seq. shall sell at public auction front of the
TOBkh, 1889, at HALF PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM
al that piece or parcel q ground lying and being in
Beatty aud Hawkins addition thereto square 49).
scribed follows: Beginning for the same at the
southwest Of LIST aud Potomac streets
ming thence west the south line of LIST street 20
feet thence south feet thence east 20 feet TO Poto
street and thence north the west line of Poto-
street So feet to the place of benning together
with the improvements &c, consisting OF the Three
story Frame dwelling house No. 32oS LIST tnow known
NJ street and the Onestory Brick building No. l244
Potomac street.
Terms sale: One third cash. residue in two equal
payments 1T one and two years. respectively, per
cent interest payable yearly secured by Of
the purchaser and deed Of trust on the property sold
or al cash. at option Of purchaser Deposit Of &lO0
required at time Of sale. Terms to te complied with
in days. trustees the right readvertse
and sell 1t defsulting purchasers cost and risk. All
conveyancing, &c. At purchaser's cost.
n n 4 c II n Tn
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nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.

SPECIAL SALE OF CRATES OF CROCKERY IN
OPEN LOTS, COMPRISING CUPS AND SAUCERS
PLATES GALL siZESl TOILET SETS, &C.
On FRIDAY MORNING, OCTOBER FOURTH
at TEN O'CLOCK, VIII sell at sales rooms 9th
and SITS NV, Crates Assorted Crockery in lois TO
suit oc2-pt
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GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING
AT THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC NEW oRLEANS
TUESDAY OCTOBER Is. lssa
CAPITAL PRIZE. 100000
100000 Tickets at Twenty Dollars each: Hslvsa
&l0; Quarters, s5. Tenths, az; Twentieths. sl.
AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS WANTED.
"a FoR CLUB RATES, any further information
desired, write lesibly 10 the Undersigned clearly
stating your resoence with state County, street and
Number More rapid return mail delivery VIII 10 -
eured by your incloslns knvelope boarllg your
IMPORTANT.
Address n A DAUPHIN
New OrlesnsL Ia
BY ordinary letter, containing Money Order inuusd
by Al Express Conpanass New YORK kxchanss. pRufS
AddrsD Registered Letssrs containing CurzencySe
NEw ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK
New Or2eana 4
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VNRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE DWELLING
II No 400 NEW YORK AVENUE NORTHWEST

By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the
District OF Columbia, passed the 9Th day of Sep
TENDER AID 1883, III the OF Mary V. Lee al vs.
Emma NJ Hyatt ct al, No. IL, 129 Equity, amended
BY further decree in said cause PASSED on the 10th
day of September A. d. 1889, viii offer for sale at
public auction, in front of the premises, on TUES
DAY. THE FIJI rEENTH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1889
at FIVE O'CLOCK y. NJ, sub Lot d. of John C. Hark-
ness recorded subdivision OF original lots Cd and
twenty -four t2i in square No. 81 4. in the city of
Washington, ID. c.. with the improvements and appur-
tenances.
Terms of sale One third of the purchase money in
cash and the residue in equal instalments, raw
able respectively at and two years from the day
of sale, with interest secured by deed of upon
the property all cash at the option of the purchaser
All convey alcng and recording at purchasers cost
If terms complied with within days after
day sale right reserved RESELL after three days
advertisement in the Evening Star newspaper at risk
and cost OF the deaultng purchaser. 500 deposit on
acceptance of bid
A. A. BROOKE. Trustee,
40 9TH street northwest
a
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II. A. sELI0sON,
THE WINE AND LIQUOR MERCHANT.
nel-wks-tr
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THE DISTRICT OFFICES.
1he Republican Central Committee
Prepares Its List.

y REPORT WHICH CLAIMS THAT THE DEMOCRATS
HAVE LARGE MAJORITY OF THE oFFICEs-A
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF SALARIES PAID
A COMMITTEE TO WAIT ON THE PRESIDENT.
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III u DAsSS-, huctioneers
SPECIAL AND PEREMPToRY SALE OF
On THtRspAY Mo oRRNNffaEis'
0CroBEk THIRD, AT TEN O'CLOCK.
WE WILL SELL AT OUR SAILS ROOMS,
,,o g1H AND ID SIS NV,
lou AAAMnpbNsrER, MoQUET, yELyET, BODY.
WE WOULD RESPECTFULLY CALL TIE At
TENIlON OF PARTIES IN SEARCH or FINE
CARPETS To THIS SALE IL
WEEKS l. CO, Auctioneer.,
" 031 Louisiana Avenue. g. g.. H.
Opposite CITY Post Office.
LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE COLLECTION OF
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. CARPETS, &C. AT
A1SIlON AIOCk SALES ROOMS THURSDAY.
WITHOUT kEGAID TO WEATHER
THIS is The Largest COLLECTION OF GOODS
OffEhED THIS SEASON, AND COMPRISES
oTHER NECESSARY HOUSEHOLDS GOODS Too
NUMEROUS To MENTION HERE.
FOR NON-PAYMENT OF STORAGE,
ONE ROSEWOOD CASE PIANO.
AT TWELVE O'CLOCK.
SIXTY ASSORTED NEM AND SECONDHAND
GOOD BODY BRUSSKI.S, VELVET TAPESTRY
AND OTHER CARPETS. 1t
w ZAAR, $40 LOUISIANA AVENUE
PEREMPToRY SALE OF HORSES AND MARES
ON THURSDAY MORN NC, OCTOBER THIRD,
to the highest bidder for cash. twenty head OF
and Mares consignment from Frederick county, Nd.
ALSO
at ELEVEN O'CLOCK, for the District Government
S. BENsINGER,
IL Auctioneer
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Important Reforms in the Methods of
Street improvements.

CHANGES BY WHICH HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS OF
DOLLARS ARE SAVED TO THE DIsTRIcT-REsUR-
FACING THE AvENUE-THE PROPOSED GRAND
MEMORIAL BRIDGE TO ARLINGTON.
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Parties going to the country may leave THAR order
'0r shipment which viii b promptly attended to
Assorted cases . speciality.
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nUNcANsoN BROS, Auctionesrs.
1000 SHARES PNEUMATIC GUN CARRIAGE
STOCK.
By virtue of collateral will sell at our sales
rooms, 9TH and D. on THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3,
1889. at ONE O'CLOCK PM,
LOCO SHARES PNEUMATIC GUN CARRIAGE
STOCK.
All persons interested will take notice hereby
Terms cash.
BY order of holder of note
ocl-dts DUNCANSON RROS Aucfs
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WALLER d. WILLIAMS & CO, Auctioneers.

sT-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON AC-
count of the rain until THURSDAY, OCTOBER
THIRD, same hour and place ocl 81
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CHANcERY SALE or VALUABLE IMPROVED
hit tffsIArL on I sIkfkr BiIw MY
NohIhMksT. KNOWN As No. 1872 sTkEt l,
H Htt,NS IN ~ asTh hEsinfNCE o. SkNkhAL
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TNHOMAS BOWLING, Auct,oneer.
VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN
GEORGETOWN, u. c., AT AUCTION
On THURSDAY, OCTOBER THIRD, 1889. at
HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK. in front of the prem
ises shall sell the following described property:
West ID feet OF lot l0, square 90, Beslrs addition
TO Oeorgetown. fronting 10 ieet Poplar street by
building
IMMEDIATELY AFTER
Lot No. los in Holmeads addition 70 GEORGETOWN,
square 81, fronting 30 feet Dunbarton avenue by
depth OF ll3 feet, and improved by 3 two-story
brick and frame building
IMMEDIATELY AFTER
Sub Lot 201. Of square S4 fronting 1885, feet on
Green street and 49, feet (Beall street, and
proved by new large double brick building containing
nine rooms. with all modern improvements, and ee-
gantly situated ct the corner of 10Th and streets
Terms OF sale One-tlird cash the residue in three
equal payments at one, two and three years, with
notes bearing interest and secured by deed OF
trust on the property sold All conyeysncing and
cordng at purchasers cost deposit of 100 will be
required ct the time of sale.
se2o-dSds THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1889-05-09
Congratulations

The reelection of Commissioner
Yard and Assistants Truck, Butcher
and McDermott should be especially
gratifying to these gentlemen as the
large vote polled showed with what
unanimity they were endorsed by the
people. The election of Mr.. Duryea
is highly spoken of and he will doubt
less make . capable and efficient off
cial. The reelection of the other Off
GERS of the Board is also an evidence
of appreciation of their services dur
ing their terms of office. We extend
our hearty congratulations to them
and expect them to continue in the
line of improvements that has made
the past year so beneficial to the town.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1889-05-09
Com alR enuable.

The action of the Republican mem
oers of the Board of Chosen Freehold
ers in holding a caucus on Wednesday
and nominating a candidate for the
position of Auditor is commendable.
We have no doubt but that this was
the intention of the person who franz
ed the law, although it was q great
blunder in making the Auditor depen-
dant ON Democratic votes, and there
by lessening his independence and
practically making the office Of no ben
eft to the taxpayers of the County
We believe that the Democratic mem
bers of the Board have not acted cour
teously to the Republican minority III
making this appointment without ad
vising with them. We are pleased
to chronicle that the minority has had
courage to make a nomination. They
have established a precedent that may
do much good in the future. If Mr.
Corlies had been elected we believe
that he would have made straight
forward and efficient officer and would
have honored the Board by his official
acts
The Monmouth inquirer., 1889-05-09
NHERIFF,S SAIE.-By vi,

GHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of !
writ of fl. fa., to me directed, issued out of
the Court of Common Pleas of the county OF Mon
mouth, New Jersey, will be exposed to sale at
public vendue, ON SATURDAY. THE 1st DAY OF
JUNE, 1889. between the hours of IL and O'Clock,
lat o,clock) in the afternoon OF said day, at the
Court House, at Freehold, in the township OF
Freehold. county of Monmouth, New Jersey, al
the right title and interest of said Charles H.
Miller in and to all that house and lot OF land
situate in the township of Howell, county of Mon
mouth and State of New Jersey on the west side
of the highway leading from the Lower Squau-
KUN mills, formerly belonging to Isaac s. Nesbitt
to Farmingdale, beginning at stake standing on
the west side of said highway being the north
east corner Of said property or farm formerly the
Isaac S. Nesbit farm and the southwest corner of
Wade Little Tavern lot, and stands sixty-four
links on course north, ffty-two degrees east
from the northeast corner OF the dwelling mouse
herein conveyed also two chains and eighty-n1ne
links on course south. twenty-five degrees and
ferty-iye minutes west from an old white oak tree
standing on the east side of said road and the
southwest corner of lot OF land formerly belong
ing to Wade Little; thence running 1st. south'
eleven degrees and fiity-four minutes west one
chain and ifty-two links to David Kisner's north
east corner; I'd, north, seventy-eight degrees ana
six minutes west, two chains and seventy-three
links to said Kisners northwest corner; Sd ,north
eleven degrees and ffty-four minutes east, one
chain and ten links to said Nesbits north line;
4th along said north line south, eighty-seven de-
grees and six minutes east, two chains ana sew
enty ave links to the place OF beginning contain
ing thirty-six hundredths of an acre, strict
measure. The above courses are as the needle
pointed on the seventeenth day Of October, 1861
Reserving nevertheless, to the said party OF the
first part (Catharine NJ. O. Miller and Robert Mil
lor her husband) and their assigns the possession
of all of said premises and the right to occupy
the same and to receive the rents and prohts OF
the same during the lives of them the said
Catharine NJ. G. Miller and Robert Miller, or the
survivor of them.
Seized as the property of Charles H. Miller,
taken in execution at the sut OF Farnk W. Brow
err, and to be sold by THEODORE FIELDS,
r. ALLEN, Jr.. atty. Sheriff.
Dated May 2, 1880. $4,000
The Monmouth inquirer., 1889-05-09
MARRIAGES..

At the residence OF the brides mother, in
Keyport, April 25th, by Rev. s. L. Post, Augustus
Kingsland. OF New York, and Miss Annie Van
Schoick, of Keyport.
At Keyport, April Slst. by Rev. E. Everett
Arietta Osborn. of Keyport.
At the Methodist Episcopal parsonage, Mana
squan, May lst by Rev. A. M. Lake, Mr.. Charles
F. Morton, of Manasquan. and Miss Ill. Priscilla
Clifford, of Allenwood.
At the residence of the BRIDES mother, in
Ocean Grove. by Rev. Geo. G. Maddox, on Tues
day, April 30th, Mr.. Howard Forster and Clara
Irwin Radcliffe, daughter OF tie late Samuel
Irwin, both of Ocean Grove.
DEATHS.
On Thursday, April 25th. Mr.. John Roberts,
who has carried on the tailoring bu7iness in Free
hold for many years. in the 83d year OF his age.
At Red Bank, on Tuesday, Apxil 23d, Caroline
Pickney, aged SO years.
Near Woolleytown. Monday. April 22d. Mrs,
Barbara Newcall. aged "a years.
At Middletown. april 2lst, Mr.. Charles l. Hen
erickson, aged "a years.
On Saturday, April 9th. at Spring Lake. Sidney
T.. only child of Charles and Isetta Hampton,
agod 13 months.
At Newark April Goth, Gertrude, daughter OF
William and Emma Camp OF Ocean Beach, aged
10 months.
At New York. Friday, April 27th. Jeremiah B,
Blauvelt, aged 81 years.
Atshark River. Monday. April goth, Caroline
A. Corlies, aged 80 years.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1889-05-09
EdifarlaI EfcIln.s.

Governor Green has signed the
bill providing text books free to all
pupils in the public schools.
The Democratic newspapers are
all fastening to correct the report
that Gen. Fisk has found the Repub-
lican party good enough temper
ance party for him. 1t would be curl
Gus if the General should persist i'll
his admiration of the stand taken by
the Republicans of New Jersey.
When any of the farmers in the
vicinity of Freehold are in need of the
services of the Fire Department it
would be well to bear in mind that it
would greatly expedite their arrival
by sending a team Of horses to pull
the apparatus. Chief Hulse informs
us that it would be useless for farmers
to send for the engine unless they
have cisterns, as the suction pipe is
not long enough to reach down a we'll.
The large amount of money re-
ceived from pupils residing outside of
the Freehold School District reflects
credit on Principal Enright and the
management of the Graded School
The taxpayers of this community
should also lbe pleased over the fact
that the District Clerk has served the
District without accepting any salary.
Such a sacrifice of time without any
motive but the welfare of the children
is highly commendable.
The Centennial number of the
New York Mail and Express was a
superb one, having se pages. 1t
should be in the hands of those desir-
ing to have valuable souvenir of the
Centennial.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1889-05-09
TO Teachers and school ofsi.e,s
OFFICE OF rUBLIc INSTRUCTION,
FOR MONMOUTH Co, N. j..
FREEHoID Nav T. 1889
TO TEACHERS.


Freehold, May q 1889.
TO TEACHERS.
The next Examination for Teach, ri
licenses will be held in the Graded School al
Freehold on FRIDAY and Saturday. May "a and 2b
beginning at . A. NJ. The work on the Third
Grade must be done on Friday, that on the Second
and the First will be allowed both days.
By new ordinance OF the State Board of Educa
tion license granted after April. 1885, if bearing
a general average OF not less than SO, with NO
grading of any single topic lower than TO- and fol-
lowed by at least one year of commendable work
in the school room, the holder of such license
when applying for an advanced grade, shall be ex-
cused repeating any topic Of lower grade, except
Theory and Practice of Teaching.
TO SCHOOL TRUSTEES
By the school law, teachers order for salary
should certify that the teacher is in possession OF
License in full force and effect. A recent ordi
nance further ordains that the engaging of a
teacher is not legal, unless the County .Superin-
tendent has seen and sanctioned The license.
AS the census must be taken during the month
Of May, have mailed to the District Clerks the
proper blanks and should any fail to receive them
let me be informed Immediately
NoTE-The impression that change has been
made in the school age, is an error. The age is
still from to 18 years.
SAMUEL LOCKWOOD,
may9-2t County Superintendent.
OFFICE OF THE
Freehold Il JAMEsBURG AGRICULTURAL r. X Go,
PHILADELPHIA, April 25th, 1882 }
The Board of Directors has this day
declared dividend of three per cent on its
capital stock payable on and after May 18TH 1889,
to Stockholders as registered on the books at the
close of business April 25th. 1889.
WILLIAM TAYLOR,
may2-1t treasurer
The Monmouth inquirer., 1889-05-09

s,r position aud voted to raise money to
pay The last two years interest on the
bondS. Mr. Vannote il to pay the in
terest on the bonds hereafter until they
are paid off. :. The election in Lamp
District No. l, of How, II township.
which was set off 10y the Township Com
mittee according TO the statute passed
April I'd, 1883, was held yesterday at @.
W. Brower's hotel. Farmingdale. A
resolution to raise 1915 for the purpose
Of lighting lamps in said District was
carried by majority Of fortY-six votes.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1889-05-09

NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.
Subscribers will please examine the
label on their paper and III there
is a mistake we will rectify il. III
you are in arrears kindly remit at
once.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1889-05-09

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traitors, Execut tors and Guardians
YOur of Estates, have right, uLder
the statute. to notify the Surro-
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notices printed in THE INQUIRER.
Very often this is left to the Surrogate and they
appear in a paper that you do not subscribe for.
Our friends will please instruct the Surrogate to
nave all their notices printed in THE INQUIRER.
we call this to the attention of onr patrons as
very few know that they have a right to f"sig-
nate the papers in which their no''res 'sha'' ap-
pear