, 1903-11-25
ANGLESEA PENCILINGS

The case of the Borough of Anglesea
US. Henry H. Otlens and Charles Mace,
to determine the ownership of the RI
parian rights on the inlet front in Angle
sea-, was heard in Jersey City, on We'd
nesday of this week. Edmund b.
Leaning, Esq, and lawyer Flanders
represented Messrs. Ottens and Mace
and Judge Voorhees, looked after the
interests of the borough. No decision
was reached and a further hearing will
be held at Jersey City on Thursday,
January :, 1904. Mr.. Mace and John
l.. Burk were present at the hearing on
Wednesday.
Ex-Postmaster John Taylor returned
a few days ago from Charleston, S. c.,
and other towns along the southern
coast. Mr.. Taylor was looking for a
location for a pound fishery and ice
plant. He expects to form a company
for this purpose and go down there
next winter and go into this business.
Contractor John Taylor commenced
the work of grading and g~raveling the
streets awarded him by Council some
time ago on Tuesday. First avenue
from the depot to the ocean and New
Jersey avenue from the depot to Hotel
Royal are included in this contract.
CdptdiHS al. JOHHSOu anu harry
Mckinley left on Monday with their
boats for the cod fishing grounds in the
neighborhood of Atlantic City. The
Francis NJ. Smith has also gone with a
big crew. 1t is said that the fishing is
just as good or better here but that bait
is easier to obtain at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Florence Houseman has return
ed from a visit to her sister in Philadel-
mia Mrs HnnGpmnn will nn RI NaU
York next Monday and join her hus-
band for the winter.
As the time for the regular meeting
of Council fell on Thanksgiving eve
ming the meeting will be adjourned I'M
til Friday evening of this week. The
gas ordinances will come up for con-
sideration it is thought.
Mrs. Harry H. Hoffman has been
visiting relatives at Rio Grande.
Councilman and Mrs. George J.. Emit
have gone to Philadelphia to spend a
few weeks.
Frank w. Dougherty, the well known
landlord at the Walnut Avenue House,
went out the other night and killed
seven ducks, and what's more, they
were not tame ones.
NJ. w. Glickman has Just received a
full line of fine Ladies' Skirts in all the
popular makes, together with a line of
Blankets and Comfortables, which he
will carry IN his store hereafter.
Chas. Mace was doing business in the
city on Monday.
Mary Hewitt, a small child who has
been very ill and at Deaths door, is
reported as being better.
Suvipo Willie of Co,,r+ IIo,,eo sd
w. H. Bright, the we'll known Holly
Beach real estate agent, were noting
the Improvements at South Anglesea
on Sunday.
EX-Mayor p. J. Munro will leave for
Hammonton in a few days to spend
the winter.
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets are becoming a favorite for
stomach troubles and constipation.
For sale by Cohen Bros, Wildwood;
q. w. Dougherty, Anglesea; NJ. l..
Branin, Holly Beach.
Councilman Harry H. Hoffman,
attended the Holly Beach Council
meeting on Wednesday evening of this
week.
A New York paper that supported
Mayor Low for a second term at the
recent election is o cast down by
defeat. 1t says: MIR. George Brinton
Mcclellan has been elected mayor of
New York. We pledge to Mr.. McClel-
Ian our earnest and hearty support of
every act of his administration of which
we shall approve, and in respect to such
acts as we may elect to condemn-may
the Lord nave mercy on Mr.. McClel-
lan's sOulln