The Monmouth inquirer., 1893-05-04

NC. fOr SCullY, WHICH was W Id ~
been tried before Justice w. l.. Con-
over on Monday was not contested
and the Justice rendered decision
in favor of Fleming. Ruff Lawrence
was counsel for Scully and took an
appeal.
Frank Shultz and his newly we'd
ded wife, of Kingston, N. T., is visit
ing Mr.. d. e. Vanderveer.
Henry w. Long was in town over
Sunday.
w. E. Mount has added clothing
department. to his store, and is now
seen with q tape measure around his
neck during business hours.
Frank Barkalow and wife are Wis
iting Mr.. Clinton Dow.
Miss Maggie Longstreet, of Free
hold, was the guest OF Charles r.
Rogers on Sunday.
Geo. West is quite busy getting
tile ground ready to plant musk
melons on the tract adjoining the
livery stable.
Prof. Jenkins, Superintendent of
the State Deaf Mute School at Tren-
ton, and wife, were in town last Sat
urday getting their cottage at La
sata in readiness for Summer occu-
pancy.
G. H. Hulse, the undertaken, has
purchased fine horse of VIM. Z.
Ely, of Holmdel, to match the one he
has had for some time.
VIM. Kennedy has purchased a
new bicycle and occasionally takes a
spin through town.
Mr.. Chas. McClelland, of Mont
clair, is visiting at B. V. Dey's.
John r. Mount, of near Mounts
Mills, who had slight stroke about
four months ago, had another very
serious attack on Sunday and is in u
critical condition.
Arnold Hadley has resumed his old
position as operator at the station
for theSummer, and his many friends
are pleased to see him back.
Morris Davenport made his first
trip last week selling extracts for the
Euing Extract Co. and reports great
success.
Augustus Magee has been visiting
at Swedesboro, N. J., the guest of
Jas. Lutz, who is with Mr.. NJ. E.
Manning in the stove business.
Mrs. B. Corbett has gone to New
York to consult a specialist in regard
to the removal of a tumor.
Rev. Mr.. Sproul preached two very
interesting sermons at the Pres
byterian church on Sunday. The
church was beautifully decorated
with flowers furnished by the ladies
of the congregation.
The Freehold Minstrel entertain
ment was postponed until Saturday
evening. May 6, on account of illness
of one of the members.
The installation of Rev. Mr.. Sproul
will take place on May II.
John vanhise expects to engage in
the butcher business at Tennent in
few days.
Mr.. Frank Laird is the happy faith
er of ninety chickens.
The foundation has been construct
ed for house for Mr.. VIM. Woolley.
Mr.. Bismark Hoxie, the druggist,
spent several days last week as a
guest of an officer on the U. S. S.
Chicago. He can now tell you the
exact distance from Hoboken to the
fleet of war vessels.
Mr.. Elmer Quackenbush is very i'll
with hemorrhages of the lungs, at
his fathers home near Tennent. DR..
Applegate is attending him.
Mr.. Daniel Laird has been present
ed with handsome rod and reel,
and enjoys himself angling in the
ponds in the vicinity.
Mr.. Judson Dew, of Blacks Mills,
has contracted with the farmers in
this vicinity for tomatoes. Mr.. Drew
will operate the canning factory and
sell his goods to the Hazard Company
at Shrewsbury.
List of letters remaining in English
town postoffice: JAS. G. Akers, Alon-
70 B. Corliss, E. f. Lawsen, Gus
Nickols CO. Harry Smith.
ENGLIsHTowN BOROUGH COMMISSION
ERs, SATURDAY, APR. 80, 1898.
The Board Of Commissioners of the
town of Englishtown was held at
their rooms, K. of P. Hall, President
Laird presiding. Present, Conover,
Dew. Forinan, Laird and Lockwood.
The minutes of the last meeting were
read and approved.
The following bills were presented
and passed by unanimous vote:
w A. Dey, scraping g................. 2 90
Hezekiah L. Patterson, police. 90
n n FLAMING room for borough