, 1902-08-01
PRICE 3 CENTS
Holly Beach.

DIR. Spooner, of Camden, a cottager
here, will preach in the Holly Beach
Presbyterian church next Sunday eve
ming, August 3. Sometime during the
month he will deliver his lecture here.
Read in Glickman's ad. of his big
clearing sale of clothing, shoes and
gents furnishings.
A regular meeting Of the Holly Beach
Borough Council was held Wednesday
evening, July 23, 1902, with
Mayor Smith in the char
and Councilmen Barnett, Forcum, Lee,
Lopez and Norton present, as was also
Borough Clerk Harry S. Hewitt. The
building and jetty committees reported
progress. The report of Collector Smith
showed a balance of S593.63 on hand.
Capt. Frank p. Downs, Frank Shill
and Eli Barnett, Commissioners of As
sessment appointed by Council to fix
the damages for property acquired on
the westerly end of Rio Grande avenue
in order that a connection could be
made with the new county bridge, re-
ported in writing that S75 damages was
awarded to Rev. Joseph Taylor for land
taken. Clerk Hewitt was directed to
post notices setting forth the time when
Council would consider the report. A
note was ordered discounted at the Ma
rine National Bank of Wildwood for
the purpose of taking up a note due at
the Vineland National Bank. Ex-
Senator Philip p. Baker appeared be-
fore Council and brought up the matter
of the boundary line Oh the south side
of the borough. The original ordinance
fixing the line having been lost, anoth-
er WIS presented aud passed first and
Gnannd VnodfInUr Holm NJ lF0~aA aI,a
appeared before Council in relation to
some meadow grass he bought from the
borough. 1t appeared that his bid in
Guided some grass not owned by the
borough, and it was finally voted by
Council TO reduce the price to he paid
by MIR. Vance to Sf5. A resolution was
presented by the Law aud Ordinance
conIn1fitse pf%6hlOIflng rhe removal 0f
and Is printed in another column. Quit
claim deeds were ordered executed in
faver Of Frederic A. Baker, Stella Me-
Henry aud Oliver j, Leigh when the
claims by the borough shall have been
fully paid.
Centre House arrivals have been 9.
T. Amberg and family, Miss Alger,
Wheeling, w. Va; Edgar Brown
Bridgeton; Frank J. Bresnahan, John
l.. Cole, Washington, ID. c.; Helen
Bosch, G. V. Sparks, Camden; Anna
Banks, Ormond; Joseph +. Biddle,
Bedford, Pa, Alex Ferguson and wife,
Joseph Hicks, Maggie Hicks, Jeanette
| Morton, Grace Morton, Mr.. and Mis-.
| George W. Trive, John b. Messick,
| George b. Hicks, DR.. ID. p. TAFT and
family, Philadelphia; NJ. s. Moore and
wife, Ridley Park, Pa.
Foley's Kidney Cure is a medicine
free from poisons and will cure any case
of kidney disease that is not beyond the
reach of medicine. Sold by Cohen Bros.
Barker House have been Mr.. aud
Mrs. q. w. Heisseman, Joseph G. Pau
lus and wife, Mrs. II. ID. Coates, j.. w.
Coyne, Robert c. Ledig, VIM. Mechy,
NJ. H. Ettinger, Il. Newton Forman,
J. f. Kaufmann, Alfred G. Paulus,
Charles Bentz, Harry Pyle, Edwin
Coates, H. ID. Coates, w. p. Davies,
[. NJ. Abbott, Mrs. Pauline l.. With,
Philadelphia; Leslie s. Ludlam, Court
House, Ihos. Someryille, Frank s.
Black, f. S. Bush, New York; Mrs.
Frank Fisher, Bridgeton; Capt. John
Mcbride, Dayton, o.
Holly Beach Presbyterian Church,
Burke and Pacific avenues. Preaching
services 1880 a. N. and s p. m. Sun
day-sehool at 2.30. Rev. Henry II.
Forsyth, pastor.