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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-11-10
GDitano = @ebitam0.

2puis &upert, ein iiioilher Saulirer
in ubridsoile, bat feline Notb nit :
ieinen 90eibern. ST batte gSeib uno
Sino in &ublano suriifselalien, fom
nad ben Ger. Staoten uno lieB lih
bier Damn mieoerum in @hefelieln i1mie=
ben, inbem er bebouptete, er lei naN
jiioiIhem &itu5 bon ieinen erlten Weih
eeidisoen. 9ies 1T jeopd nidt aeieb-
li6 uno als oaber ieine bieli9e 6ruu
.bOrte. oab ibr @beaeIppns eine Jrau III
&uBlano babe, UerlieB lie i'm uno er
hattc li1 iiberoieB nod nit ibr absu=
imoeu. Goum mar bies gel6eben, 10
fam feline erIte 6rul nit ibrem &inoe
nah llbribspille. Sbpohl Gapert feline
Sreuoe iiber oos unerbnffte W,eoerie1en
81 erfennen CAB. 10 nabm er 6rau unD
SinO auI, bod bulo marc er oes @he=
9liifs tpieber leioig uno er trof NIT iei=
ner beheren Slliie Elm uebereinfommen,
lpona6 er ibr $l20 9ab unter Der 8e=
oingung, ooB lie pieber nad ytubl0no
geDe. sic ging - nod 9tep Ooyt,
no cine Shmeiter ibr be9reifli6 modte,
boB lie iib piel 81 leidt babe abfinben
lanen. Sic febrte oa6er lebte g4ode
mieOer ,uriif unO noilte rp1 mebr 0elo.
sic mill ni6t nit Gapert leben, per=
longt leOo6, oaB es fitr iie uno bas
&no Sor8e tra9e.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-11-10
Mauts bc8inpt Der atntfsters
,stim ,tttieres ncitgeudDItem
2anOutcjTcrS?

@pr einem Sabre murbe 8. $. 0op-
Der auf Dem bemotratiiden @olniD 5i-
fet sum Qanomeher erfpdblt. Sein
5ernlin batte am l. September oiefes
Sabres beeiRnen ioaen, ebe CT aber oas
glmt antreten tonnte, ipuro er uoln Sooe
bineeraHt. Mm 6. September ernann=
ten oeBbalb Die Gountp @ommilliondre
S. $. Soo.b gum 2anomelier, mn
ipd6renb oes nibt polIenoeten 9ermins
8. 8. Soobers oas beibt big gum
e. September 1900 - oas Mmt s,i
perieben. gootb Ionote ieiue Bapiere
nad Columbus llno am 20. Sftober
erbielt er bic re9elmdBige yeIfallung,
unteri1rieben BON @puOerneur 8ui1nell
uno Staotsletretdr Ginnep, tuorin er
fir Die 3sit bis gum 6. Sept. 1900
gum GountD 2anomener erliannt miro.
llnkroelien batten aber otuo0l &e=
publitaner als Semotraten Ganoioaten
als 2onomeiier npminirt uno ant 2.
Wopember murbe George @. Sapuaro,
Der oemotrat,l6e @anoloat, erlpdblt.
Stun sntitebt Die Srage: gonn fam
Sapuaro iein Nmt antreten +? > SplI
er marten bis sum 6. September 1900
pber 1T ct beredti9t, i'm Septembe,
1898 ieinsn Nmtstermin gu be9lnnen
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-11-10
Son Seisen SGiifern toDtgc=
sdtlaaem.

Sebalia, Mo., 6. Nop. Sas. 9lllen.
2ebrer in elmer S1ule in @beatlano,
Siforp @Ountp, lit am 9onnerita9 bpn
ieinen S6iilern tobt9eIblaaen iporben.
gllen lieB am gta6mittag nebrere
&naben ipeeen unorbentlihen Yetra=
gems nadliben. Die Shiiler, barob
erbost. lesten ii6 ipdter in einsn Sin=
terbalt uno als Der 2ebrer aui benz
9einlpe9 an ibnen porbeifam, iparien
iie ibm auerit Steine an oen 2Opf, MOS
raul lie nit priigeln iiber i'm berfielen.
Nllen erlitt einen Shdoelbrud unb
itarb am SSreltas Morgen, Obne Die
gelinnuns pieoer erlangt su baben.
Sic iusenoliden W0roer tuuroen per=
baftet.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-11-10
Das sEabIreimItat in 9Mstas
ra,u0S gcutatn.

gah ben amtliden 3uiammenifel-
lungen boben Die oemofratiihen @anoi=
boten in 3usearamas @punip iolgeuoe
Wehrbeiten
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-11-10
Gonscet.

Die Sill 6amilie BON 2onoon. gng=
lano, piro am 25. 9topember in Der
bieiioen MethoolItentirtbe Elm GpnSert
perontalten, oehen 9r6Bte N}ertmdrOig=
felt oarin btitebt, bab Die Snltrumente,
nit Oenen lie ibre muiitalii9en Yroouf=
tipnen ausIiibren, aus Steiaen bette
ben. IS bietet oieIes @on3ert piellei6t
Die einsige GeIe9enbeit, iemals cine Oerr
arti9e nluiitalilcbe 8roouttion gu ieben.
@intritt 25 @ents fir Grrpa9lene, is
Gents fir &inoer.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-11-10
Giu Ga6fla0a.

llnIere 2eier merben iib nod erin=
nern, iuie lebtes Sabr Elm &erl, Der Ii6
Sipinglton nonnte uno por9ab. in GO=
lumbus Elm SGsgeI6dft 5u beliben, per=
I6ieoene Sdier unb SdIerei9eielli6aIten
in 0olmes, Suscaranas unb gBapne
Gountp um SauienOe BON 9oQarb be-
ihminoelte. Sin Bro5eB in unIerem
1leIi9en @eri6t brahte leSte go9e Die
So6e lpieoer in @rinnerung. Nls
2ipingfon leBtes Sabr in bieler @eaeno
Rds eintaufte. lieB Ell lib bon GbriIt
Graf einsm 2eibItalbeliber in Sba=
nespille, Ii. a. Qu6 :la6 elmer Gdierel
in Der 9idbe BON Srpille, WaDne 60, i,
f0Dren, Die pDn einem Sdler Namens
&uoolf Graber beirieben miro. 9lls
2ioingIton unb Graf bort anfomen,
mar eeraoe Elm WtitglieO Der 6irma
Gier uno 8O9t, Sdsbdnoler in alliance,
bel Graber uno mollte oeiien GGs fau=
fen. 8raf rief ben Gdier sur Seite
unb beutete oemIelben an, er t0nne ei=
nen beileren Yreis er5ielen uno 0as &e=
iuItat mar, oOB Der Nlliance Wann nit
leeren 0dnben absleben mubte uno 2i=
pinaltnne ben R6s betam.- Oils es li6
ipdter bernusitellte, oab SiOin9iton nit
Dem Gas bas gBeite geiu6t bate, unb
@raber lid betruaen iab. pertlaste er
Gbriit Graf llno ertldrte, er babe ois=
lem oen Gds perfauft, rpuroe aber mil
ieiner &lage bom @erihte ab9elpielen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-11-10
0mGseus MrMtfa SaIbe.

Die bette Salbe in Der gBelt fir
S9nlttpunben, Gei6milre, SalsfluB,
SieberpunOen, Nasidlas, aufseipruns
gene SanOe, Sroitbeulen, Siibnerausen
uno aQe SautausI6ld9e, Iowie lie be-
itimmt Sdmorrbpiben BELT. Sie miro
sarantirt, Die bette 3ufriebente't gu se=
BEN, ooer Oos @elO pirD Suriid9e9eben.
Yreis Is Gents per Sdad)tel bel S. s.
Miller q Sobr.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-11-10
Ser 9entl1e Beobad,fer.
Rsn gbslanrlsaia. 10. asssnssr. 1897.
= Mdhrsno Den lebten 5oNen hatten

Mdhreno ben lebten 3agen hatten
mir reihlibe &esenadlle.
Gledspearen, emaillirie Wuaren.
giienmaaren, 8eIdirr, fault Sbr am
beIten bet gurniioe's. 20
Gie @esenaillie Der lebten ggoden
baben ben g8eisen lndhti9 sefDroert.
60. sdmieo lit BON ieiner 6rau
nit einem gelunoen NtdoAen beidenft
tpproen.
Sic gHaitsrun9 oes Gublie
Gquares uno Der anIibBenbsn Straben
lit bpllenhet.
ssisr i1oue 2ampen llno biibl0es
gbiuoeei1irr 9ebe.man gu gurnlioe's.
Seine Yreile lino eie billiaiten. 20
man bat 6lU9e bon Miloednien
bemertt, Die rod Dem Giioen sogen.
uno IhlieBt auf Elm bolbi9es Gintrefen
bes Winters.
- Gs bat lih eine @eiellIhait ee=
biloet, Inn cine StraBenbabn bon
geab Gitp iiber StroBburg na6 Canal
Spper gu bauen.
SD bab's lGnolt eetuuBt !" bieB
es ,pieoer oil alien StraBeneGen llno an
allen 8ie,Quellen, als leBte g8obe oas
GeIultat befannt muroe.
- 2ouiie 8ribble bon Miopale muir
be lebte Mode irrlinni9 befunoen uno
Der Yrobote &idter perfiiote ibre lleber=
fiibrung nod einem SrrenalDl.
Noltt Sbr an llntertleioeru uno
Strumpfmaoren fir Samen uno 2inOer
8elo iparsn. 10 9ebt gu y urnI ID e's
Der Gud Gelo ipurt. 20
s. s.. Sigos, Der Dor eini9en Sa=
gen in @pllpCtpn BON Sodle Der Sus=
carorG 2lcpertiI,ng So. in Gpibocton
berunierfici, lit ON Montag leinen &er=
ipBungen erle9en.
= Sie MoGlsn Iino poriiber unr
iebt beeinnt Die Qtgitotiou fir Die Nuf-
bebung oer Candle ouI' neue. Gtnt
bic Candle eingeben 81 IaIlen, fnQtt
man oieielben meiter uno tiefer matben
10 baB 0ieitlbeu fiir 9r0Bere Shiift
fabrbar tpiiroen.
9tGh elmer neuen GeroronIno De:
Ypitbepartements mililen 0rlefe, mel1
nidt ab1elieIcrt l9eroen fDnnen, IL
3utunft 80 Sage ouf Dem BoItamt su
riifeeholten mcrDen, menn ni1t uus
briifih auf Dem 8riefumihIaQ on9e
merit lit, in ptIder 3eit Der Brief 81
rid 9eidiGt merOen iou.
unIere 6ormen waren Thon tbeil
tpeiie gei6loiier, um sur YreiIe gu Qe
ben, ais 5Seueralarm ert0nte. Sn oen
bon oen Gjsbriioern Molf ots Store be
nubten @ebduoe NOR i'm Seller 6eue
ausaebrOdben. t0ie e5 beibt, batten lid
bort aufQeiptiderte ffarben ouf ein
nod nibt auiaetfGrte g8eiie ent3iinoet
Sie 6euermebr mar iofort sur Steae
aher es 6oten pA grpbe S6wierigfeiten
an Den 9tero ncs 55tuers su fomlnen
oa pun ouBen fein 2u9dn0 III ben 3el-
Ter fiibrt, uno Der Store 10 oou &oud
erfiillt mar. BOB man nlht ourdoringel
fOnnte 9od) geiong es nod barter
Nrbeit, oe& 6cuers &err su neroen, uni
obpoll es SIR 3eit nod brenrt, 1T bod
bas perheerenoe Clement untes@ ontroae
+ Ser 6cueri6uben lit unbeoeutenl
geaeniiber Dem Sbaben, ben 3aud
unb WuHer peruriaCht baben, bod
1T es sur 3eit ni9t m09lid, ben Ser
luit 5ll iiberieben ooer absuibaben
NuBer ben 8ebriioern Molf 1T aud
Die ssdferei BON s. i. Gllis burd @al
ier uno &auh lAmer beIddoigt. g8i
uns mitgttbcilt Miro, linD Die 8ebri
Der WDIf perIi6ert, @llis aber bat tein
VerllGerung.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-11-10
grpans W}ebrbeit i.

Die oemofratiTde Mebrbeit bon 632
Stimnen fiir 8rpan lit auf 3o57 fir
Chapman 9efallen. Sieier Berluit
Der Semotraten riibrt DauptIdGlido ba-
Der, oaB bic Iopulilten, tpel1e lebtes
Sobr fir grnan iiimmten 526 Stim=
men fir @orep abgegeben 6aben, als
9anf oaiiir, oab Die Semotraten 5luei
YDpulilten npminirten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-11-10
9eutlh enaliihe W0rterbiidler fl

- geutld enaliide WOrterbiiber fir
nur 25 Gents. Gin probeeremplar
tann in oieier Office aeieben meroen.
- Geparaturen BON Wanb- uno Sas
I6enubren iotpie Sbmufiaden aller
Nrt peroen billia beiorat. gaeue ubren
uno Shmufiahen, Brillen, quite
Saiten tiir Gioline. 8uitare, Manbolin
unb 8anlO meroen billig oerfauit bel
3. s. @spenidieo, SiiD@groaowap,
Stem pbilaoelpbia, 8. %
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gu perfattfem oOcr stt rerban=
Ocftt.

Cine gut 9ebenoe, re, eingerihtete
@irtbihaft in Someroale 1T billi9 Su
uerfaufen ooer auf Xano 81 oerbanoeln.
Ndleee Mustllnft in oieier Office.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-11-10
9eirntbSbe elviNtGumAcn.

Sobn Yoltel = Npra y. @amble.
Sreo. @gler - @boie @rob.
@. u. Spoper - 2noia u. &eeie.
Serbert 6. 2enar5- Soa 9. Swigert.
Gpbert 8. genner = Qottie @ller.
Oscar 9. Gil1er-g gllice 8. Stofer.
=. 4. Sia = 9ona Sefen.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1897-06-10

The farce known as the Ruiz m
vestigation at Havana IS over anu
t,onsul gen. Lee is still Of the opinion
Thai Ruiz was foully murdered by
Gen. Foadesviela and his band o.
assassins at Guanabacoa. The Unit
81 states is tie only Nation that
does not protect It's citizens abroad
and no country in the world is better
aware ii that disgraceful fact than
Il Spain. Hero the farce OF the So
called investigation Of the murder
of an American citizen in a Spanish
prison.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1897-06-10
Beard II Freeho.d .ders.

The regular monthly meeting OF the
BOARD II FieehoIders met ut ~
o,elocIx Yesterday morning at tie
f5onrt House. Director Jonn Henry
Hever pres ded. All the members
were pre- eut except Mr. Poster OF
Middletown.
Mr.. r. W. Erickson. secretary OF
the comu.i tee on Smith Mill bridge,
Ia Upper Freehold report, the award
ing OF the contract of the bridge.
The following bids were received
Berlin iron idge co........-.- $50 ol
FraLk r. Long...---........---.- 90 90 W ~
The contract was awarded to Dean
s. Westbrook.
The report was accepted and the
contract ratified.
Mr.. Cook. Chairman of the Mana
suuan Draw bridge committee, re-
ported the sale OF old plank in the
old Sauan bridge 1921. 40 and also old
lumber at the Union draw bridge
1887. rs, total, 559.2 25, one half be-
ing due Monmouth County 279.63 for
which cheek had been turned over
to the County Collector. The Re-
port was accepted
A large number of bills were passed.
G Ewing Patterson. counsel of the
Board, reported in the mandamus
cases against the townships and
boroughs and the balances due as
follows:
Borough of Asbury Park, principal
and interest $5,349. 36, Borough OF
Belmar interest $9226 Neptune
City, principal, $549 76. Interest.
$35.71 Bradley Beach Borough,
principal $4S3 30, Interest $32. 90.
Borough of Sea Blight, int srest $39 80.
Middletown Township, Que interest.
$219.59. Up. Freehold paid Milestone
interest $902 The amount still due
is $3.50. 70. The borough OF AS
bury Park sent check drawn as
payment in full bu' the fact was there
was still a balance due and the check
was not credited
The report of the counsel was ac-
cepted
Mr.. Fairy read the County Co.
lectOr's report and it was accepted
Mr. S. G. Cowart appeared and
said he represented ManalapaL
township and that Patrick HartnetF,
Sr., sometime ago conveyed his
properly to Patrick Hartnet', Jr.,
the consideration being that Patrick
Hartnett Sf., should be taken care Of
during his life. Subsequently Pat
rick Hartnett, Sr., Became insane and
was a County pat ent ia the State
Asylum and advice | the County to
take action to secure some of his es-
tate for Mr.. Hartne:t Srs support.
On motion the matter was referred
to the counsel and the Asylum Com
lnittee to examine into the matter and
report at the next meeting.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1897-06-10
CHERRIES SALE BY xirlne II

GHERIFF'S SALE by yirtne Of a
- writ Of fl. ia. to ME directed, issued cut of
tue Court OF Cnancery of the State OF New Jersey
will be exposed to sale at public vendue, on
MONDAY, THE 18TH DAY or july. 1897, be-
tween be hours OF II O'Clock and 5 o'clock tat 2
orlocE, in the afternoon oil said day at the Court
House, at Freehold, in the township OF Freehold,
County OF Monmouth, New Jersey, all the follow
ing tract or parcel OF land and premises herein
alter particularly described, situate king aud
being in the township OF Freehold, In the County
the southerly side Of the Freehold aud Jarseyyile
turnpike. beginning alta stake Ia the centre Of
the lii oad or street (two fofs in width3 form
lerly opened by Rue Xnug BIT and Bedle former
owners of the "T5les Cottrell arnn 2 for the use
OF the public, where the same meets the centre
OF said turnpike, thence rnnning as the needle
pointed December 21sf, 1874. fiI along the centre
grees and FIVE minutes west, ten chains and
seventy-one links to a stake thence t2) north,
eighty-one degrees and forty-hve minutes west,
four chains aud tbirty-four links to stake in
the westerly line OF said tract thence 49, north
three degrees east eleven chains and twenty
links to the centre OF the aforesaid turnpike;
thence ti) along the middle OF the same south.
seventy-sx degrees and thirty minutes east, I've
chains and thrty-iive links to the place Of Begin
dredths Of IN acre, more or less The party OF
the first part claims title to the by virtue of
deed from the party of the second part, bearing
even date herewith.
s eized as the property OF Neil McGregcr, ct ais,
taken in execution at the suit OF William II. For
man. and to be sold hy
HOUSTON FIELDS. Sheriff
War. II. FoRMAN. Sol'r.
Dated June 7th. 1897. s7.2o.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1897-06-10
SALE:-In pnrsuanc.

DARIiIlON SALE:-ln pursuance
IL of decree OF the Court Of Chancery Of the
state Of New Jersey, bearing date the twelfth day
OF Nay in the year one Thousand eight hundred
and linety-sevep, in Cause therein depending
wherein Harold Hamilton Crocheron by Bella
H. trocherop, his next friend is Complainant,
and Fannie May CrocheroH and others are de-
fen caIis the undersigned Que of the Special
Masters Of said Court viii expose t. sale at pub
lie vendiie, ON WEDNESDAY THE FOURTEENTH
DAY OF JULY 1897, at the houf OF two O'Clock ia
the aternoon at the Mansion Hansa Hotel, kept
by J ines NJ. Butler, IN the town OF K4yport,
County oi Monmouth and State of New Jersey
all that certain lot Of land and premises, situate
in the Towa OF KAY port, IN the County OF Mon
mouth and State Of New Jersey; Beginning in
the west edge OF Broad Street at the southeast
corner 0i George Minor lot: thence along Broad
Street sixty feet; thence Westerly at rgnt angles
to Broad street one hundie and one feet: thence
NortEerly parallel with Broad street sixty
hundred and one feet to the BEGINNING. Being
the same premises conveyed To the said
Nicholas CrecherUu by Juhn H. Couover
by deed dated May so. 1876 aud recorded
IL Book 2s2 OF Deeds Tor Monmouth Oennty.
page ia lncudiug the estate and interest In
dover VI he defendant. Mary L. Crocheron.
widow of Nicholas Crocherou. DECEASED in the
said premises, together with all and siEgular the
hersditaments aud appurtenances ~ the said
premises belonging or in any wise sppeitaining.
Dated June 3, 1897.
FREDERICK Q MARSH,
Special Master
CORBIN & CORBIS in Chancery
Solicitors for Com mpaiDant, s Broad ST.
243 Washington ST.. Eizlbeth NJ ].
Jersey city. n y. l7.20l
The Monmouth inquirer., 1897-06-10
FRIDAY,
JUNE 25.

Monster Street Parade Of Mill
tary, Marines, Police and Fire de
partments, Carriers, uniform
ed Lodges. Wheelmen, Floats repre-
senting various industries and busi-
nessfs; as many brass bands as can
be secured, headed by Winlxler's an
approachabIe 7th Regiment band Of
40 pieces, making the most gorgeous,
the greatest, and the very best
parade of its kind ever gotten up in
the State of New jersey.
All Trenton merchants will offer ex-
ceptional bargains and souvenirs,
and you will get
SPECIAL RATES ON ALL RAILROADS.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1897-06-10

The Raines law in New York VIII
realize sI9. 100000 for the state TINS
year. II New Jerseys temperance
people were really temperate we
could put a similar beneneene meass
,,re on our statute books and all cur
state expenses would be paid from the
revenue it would produce.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1897-06-10
SUBSCRIPTION RATES

The conviction Of Commander
Booth Tucker in New York Of keep
ING a disorderlv house is salutary
lesson to the Salvation Army, that
under the law and in the opinion OF
the great republic, noise alone IS not
religion and shat the peculiar services
4 of the army may be carried SO far as
to be a positive nuisance.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1897-06-10

If storage battery cabs can be sue
cessfully used in New YORK anu =
appears that they can, it seems that
tie same system could be used 90
Street railways and thus do away
with the disfguring and dangerous
trolley wires.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1897-06-10

Austria's troubles at present an
seem to be social and when one brings
to mind that some bfty-sx more o.
less distinct races go to make up the
Austro Hur garian nation, it is snall
wonder that troubles from soeiai
jealously and hatred should occasion
ally breed trouble
The Monmouth inquirer., 1897-06-10
T. S. MEYERS

They say A Drop of Ink will
make a million think, but our
cash prices will save you lots of
"chink
The Monmouth inquirer., 1897-06-10

Tie Cuban insurgents are NOT a. az
alarmed by the excited declarasiona
OF the Spanish newspapers caolne, !,
ministers, that Spain will never ~ set'
the island. but calmly offer sl5O'oVo'
600 for independenoe.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1897-06-10

Mrs. Annie Irving Keeler of Camden
received her certificate as an attorney
She is the third woman to be admit
ted to the bar in New Jersey.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1897-06-10
BARGAINS / BARGAINS
THIS WEEK ONLY!

Mems suits, worth $3.50 at 81 20.
Mems all wool suits. worth $3.50 at
$500.
Mems all wool suits. worth IS 80 at
$500.
Mems Clay Diagonals, worth 80 80,
$40. SO ami $12. 90 at $3.50.
Knee pants. 19c, 2gc and 33c up.
Children's suits to IA years 9S cts
81 ,25 and 81 40 up.
with Each Chiid,s suit SOLD,
we Give Cap Free.
Boys long pant suits, $3.19 up.
Special Bargains in Mems Pants,
S5 cents, SO cents, Sl.19 and 81 40.
All Wool Pants, suitable for Sunday
wear. Il. 90. So. %. and S2. 40 up.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1897-06-10
SPECIAL FOR ONE WEEK


SPECIAL FOR ONE WEEK.
parlor Matches, package of 12 boxes,
8 cts, pkgs for 25c.
s cans Osborn's Sugar Corn 20 cts.
) cans jersey Pumpkins % cents.
Best full Cream Cheese IL cts lb.
Steel carpet tacks, assorted sizes, pkg
/ cent
4 cans Spring Garden Brand Toma-
toes for 25e.
6 Cans String Beans, % cents quality
Boston Baked Beans, 9 ID can . cents
cans % cts.
guaranteed.
4 cans McMurray's mountain sugar
corn. 25 cts.
3 caus fine Alaska salmon. 25c.
Hickory Grove sugar corn, can ctss
pe4 doz cans, 66cts.
Fancy Marie packed corn can, Sc.
cans good corn. 20 cts.
4 ats lima beans, 25 cts.
6 ats Fancy New York State white
beans, 25acents.
7.ots Choice New York State white
beans, % cents
Matches to burn3 pkgs parlor
matches, 25c.
6 cakes BaLbitt's SOAP, 24c.
Z cakes Meyers best soap 25c.
Tangle foot fly paper 20 double sheets
Y lbs best starch % cts.
pkgs Duryea's Corn Starch 25c.
Halnsi Hams.l Hamsll! Sugar Cured
only III cents ID.
5 lbs Fancy Japan rice, 25c.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1897-06-10
MoNMoUTH COUNTY cIEc UT
lTk COURT.
Nellie Hayes act,on r,,n, o,,,,r.o,
IL rr.vas On Foreign Attachment.

Notice is hereby given that writ OF Attachment
at the suit of Nellie Hayes, against the rights and
credits, moneys and effects, goods and chatteIs.
lands and tenemenfs OF Margaret M. Hayes, a non
resident debtor, for the sum of Six Hundred Dol !.
lara. issued out OF the Monmouth Couaty Circuit
Court. on the nineteenth day of May, A. ID.
eighteen hundred aud ninety-seyen. returnable
and returned Into Court duly executed by the
Sheriff Of tue County of Monmouth, in the State OF
New Jersey. on tue twentieth day Of May, A. D.
eighteen hundred and ninety-sevsn
Dated June 8, 1897.
THEODORE AUMAcK. Clerk.
JOHN T. RosELL. Atty S5sQ
The Monmouth inquirer., 1897-06-10

Mr.. Shepherd said that four foot
walk in front of the Truck House
would cost 20 cents per square foot.
On motion the Street Committee was
ordered to have flag walk put down.
The Commissioners then examined
the samples of lineoleum submitted
to put down III Fireniens' Hall and
sch cted q pattern and ordered the
Fire Committee to purchase it and
have it laid down.
The Board then adjourned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-03
In the Courts.

An Issue I'm chanccry growing ont Of
.uit bv W. O. Smther ~. y. NJ Slaught-
o. was heard i0 Tho Circuit Court yes
tcrday. the question being whether or
not air. slaughter mace verbal agree
mont not 10 90 into the drug business on
Church Hiil Tho jury decided in favor
of the plaintiff
Tho suit of Mrs. Bette r. GatewooG
,s tho Cifv Of Richmond. for 5000 dam
ages. is being heard in the Law and
Equity Court
,rhe suit grows out OF injuries which
NJ (;afcNood received by reason of
collision OF her team with an electric
RAILWAY pole on Church HiIi.
Mr. +. ~ GatewOOd. who was also
hurt AT the time has a similar suit on
the docket.
Suit was instituted I'm the Circuit Court
hv Frances Racks vs.. Lucy J.. Branch.
for So.
Marriage licenses have been issued 70
John u. Cottrcll and Miss Julia :. r.
Brock. and Samuel r. Cary and Miss
Mcland G.. Rashy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-03

aid Carmichael. Jr.. Allen Howard Ed
certon tcum laudc). Robert Smith fletcn-
ar John Archie Long. William Herberi
McNairy magma cum laudel. Dawn
Baird Smith cum laudc). Lionel wen
tnsana cum lauocl.
bachelor OF Scioncc-Pcrcy Canaday
Samuel Pearson couple. llcn~y Groves
CCrfor. lr. tcum hudcl. stani''d nnn-
tor Harris. Ira Nathaniel Howard. VIII
liam Johnson Nichols. Bryan WHITEHEAD
Weston (cnm laudc) Robert Herring
Wright lcum laudel. Thomas LOiiin
Wright (crm laudel
Bachelor OF Lcttcrs-Arthur Williams
Beldon. William Willis Boddie. william
stamps Howard. Ferdie Badger Johnson
Jaw Dick Lcr;z. Donald Mclvcr (cum
laudol. Adolvhug Williamson Mangum
Bachelor of LaWs-Lewis Lake Rose,
Edwin Sanders Smith.
Master of Arts-Daniel johnson Currie,
\ r.. lsN
Master OF scicnce-Robort Erwin Coker,
S. Is. lN6.