The Monmouth inquirer., 1894-05-24
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The Freehold Transcript has ad-
peared in an eight page form. six
columns to the page.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Collins. OF
Washington, ID. c., are at Berne-
gat.
The new Baptist church at Hor-
nerstown, is nearing completion and
is greatly admired.
David Hopkins, the proprietor of
the Hornerstown hotel, has not tasted
a drop Of liquor in thirty years and
during all that time he has kept a
licensed house and dispensed liquor
over the bar
On June 18th, about $50 acres Of
timber land viii be sold in jackson
township, belonging to the unsettled
estate of Edward Allen, deceased. who
has been dead over thirty five Years.
Here is a good chance for capitalists
to buy in large tracts.
Capt. Nathan B. Pharo. a former
resident of Barnegat and well known
among the coasting trade. died at
his residence III Philadelphia on Fri
day last. His remains were brought
to Barnegat on Monday, and servi-
ces were held at the residence of H.
A. Tolbert on Tuesday.
Leopold Jordan, of New York. now
occupies the editorial chair of the
Long Branch News, and among the
new features is prize of S5 offered
for the best one-colunn short story.
A large three-masted schooner had
narrow escape from being wreck
ed Tuesday. She was being blown
ashore when she let go her anchors
when off the Long Branch pier and
successfully weathered the gale.
For exhibiting the best penman
ship by a girl or boy under IA years
old Miss Edna Anderson of keyport
has been given three dollar prize
by the New York Recorder
There has been 102 Cinnamon regis
tered by Collector of Internal Rev
enue Butcher OF this number his
deputy, B. p. Worthley. of Little
Silver, registered a dozen of them.
Harry Lehn, the ten year old SON
of Mrs. Ella Lehn started to go to the
Atlantic Highlands public school
Tuesday but did not report there and
has not been heard of since. He was
dressed in light suit and cap and
had light curly hair.
The body of a sailor was washed
ashore near Life Saving Station No.
2 Monday afternoon 1t is supposed
to be one of the crew of the Kate
Markee, which was wrecked at High
land Beach, in the big storm last
month. Undertaken Morris, of Long
Branch, was given charge of the
b ody.
The keeper of the Mantoloking
Life Saving Station reports having
picked up May 20 on the beach the
body of man which had been cast
on the shore by the waves. The
body, which was badly decomposed,
is supposed to be that of Captain
Berry, Of the schooner Albert w.
Smith, which was wrecked off Squan
during the hurricane of April H.
The Presbyterv of Monmouth met
at Manalapan Presbyterian Church
Wednesday, May 10th, and ordain-
ed Mr.. james Matheson to the gospel
ministry and installed him pastor OF
the Church. Rev. B. s. Everitt pre-
sided and gave the charge to the
people, Rev. W. c. Rommell, the
pastor of the candidate gave the
charge to the pastor, and Rev J. w
Kirk, another friend, preached the
sermon.
The dispute between Sheriff Toffey
and Jailor Davis as to the possession
of the Hudson County Jail was AMIGA
bly, adjusted on Saturday. Mr. Davis
filed his resignation with the Free
holders, to take effect at 10 o'clock
Tuesday morning, when the jail and
prisoners will be formally surren-
dered to the Sheriff whose interests
meanwhile will be protected by Dep
uties Mitchell and Mccormack,
who are now onduty in the Jail Dep
uty Mitchell will be appointed war
den under Sheriff Toffey.
The A. NJ. E. Church of Navesink
was dedicated last Sunday.
Hon. Arthur Wilson, Station
Agent at North Asbury Park, fell
and bruised his hip, while getting off
a train few days ago.
Millions of women use Dohbins' Elec-
O. .