Conveyances listing for Monmouth County ending May 31 1890
A roster of deeds and transfers in Monmouth County shows Annie Aint to Clark fot 4 percent for 3700 dollars. Ocean Avenue properties trade hands including John Yeager Iot and Hawuah. listings include multiple tracts in Jersey shore towns and Highlands, Asbury Park, Long Branch, Wall, Marlboro, Sea Bright and Atlantic Highlands with sums ranging from 50 to 21000 dollars and parties such as Freeman, Harretl, Reehing, Haberstiel, Patterson, Moore, and others. The document covers May 31, 1890, and includes details of land parcels, lot sizes, and buyer/seller names across the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gonveyances
Nmonth
Asbury Parks
Annie Aint
Kila
A. Clark
Asbury Park
Hanie
John Yeager
Voroy L. Tuum
eSee Hawuah
Hao Cain Ly Moore
Ames Freeman Et A
Emily Harretl
Highlands
Nso
W. Johnston
Albert J. Henry
Coren Feael Aia
Esas Port i Oppor
Jota
Mreahold
Marion
Raglurta
Martha J. Taylor
Ocean Road
Suey Smit
Emma M. Neabit
Brighton
Lattte
Patrick Lawlor
Lone Branch
Clough
Wm. G. Boyle
Long Branch
Lincoln
Christinity Polgenshaw
Peiras
Wail
Orick Bohook
Edward Smith
Rea
Matawan
Emma Abbott
Satin Abbott
Eaton
Ioemare A. Marks
Charles II
Browna Antes
Howell Township
K. Warted
Samuel Tait
Ilenry
Wardell
Asher Wardell
Long Ranch
Mary Ehttage
George Em Moore
Mariners
Johm Srahany
John W. Worhert
Acta Land
Marlboro Township
Enjamin Nh
Pearce
Noren
Wall Township
Bonjarain B. Pearce
Adelaide
Everatt Townsend
Abram
Taurusond
Atlantic Highlands
Hilza A. Hingina
John Terhune
Manasquan
Terhune
Curtis Et al
Ixina
Wall Town
Uharion
Curtis
Margaret A. Mott
Horse breaks loose as owner loses control on Asbury cottage
Mr. T. Frank Appleby bought a fine young horse to convey his customer to a real estate viewing on Asbury avenue. The horse kicked and plunged, escaped after being tied near Grand Avenue, toppled a buckboard, felled two wagons and harnesses, leaving Appleby to attempt reclaiming the animal from its former owner. No injuries are reported beyond property damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Frank Appleby
George W. Pittonger
Asbury Avenue
Pittenger
George
Theumattam
Bla
Hla
Grand Avénue
Hic
Grand Bohn
Asbury
Appleby
Money from the Fair at Central Itall for Holy Spirit Church
A last week fair and concert at Central Itall benefited the Church of the Holy Spirit with prominent contestants and patrons. Prizes went to Ida Garrity, Miss Mamie Borman, and others as money raised exceeded expectations. The event featured tables of goods and refreshments, with singing by students and a notable display by local artists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Itall
Church of the Holy Spirit
Tentre
Milas Badle Doren
J.G. Garrity
Memorial Day Exercises Honor Veterans in Asbury Park
Memorial Day events in Asbury Park feature G A R members and families honoring late war heroes. A morning procession, cemetery ceremonies, and a public program at Educational Hall include student wreaths, a flag ceremony, recitations, and speeches praising Lincoln, Grant, and the nation’s veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jon
Canso
Drealdo
Dearext
Bird
Timmillon
Mt Prospect
Railroad Square
Cookman Avenue
Or Sommani
Vorshal A. R.toland
Neptuno
Coa
Ald
McCabe
Trenton
Jaba Duranarahal
C.K
Jaros I
Ocean Grove
Asbury Park
Lake
Cookman Avenues
Asbury Avenue
Mnale
Vira
Un0.u. A
Tyenion Band
Meury Botting
America
George C. Maddock
Haxgy Horden
Funtor Order
John CG. Tatterson
Ray
Jr. O
Exerciaca
Neptuno Cornet Band
Exerciaes
Abraham Lincon
D. H. Hird
Lyford
I Post
Neptans Cornet
Charles A. Young
John A. Logan
National
Harry Inley
Asbury
M. F. Bird
Vejvara
Lisyd Caanor
Bag
Avelyron
Dored
Ed Young
Grant
Na- Poleon
Lincoln
Patterson
Callodon
Hall
Columbia
A. O
Oceanic Bridge Fiasco Shows Freeholders’ Poor Planning
The Oceanic Bridge project may not be completed this season as taxpayers balk at costly extras and flawed planning. Critics fault the freeholders for piecemeal construction, contract changes, and lawsuits, arguing for a licensed engineer to oversee future bridges and ensure bids reflect true costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oueanie
Ita
John I’. Applegate
Scudder
John P. Applegate
Gmittaeia
Zegister
Thorn airs on liquor law myth at convention
At the Ironiethiangual Convention Thorn claimed inquiries show exaggeration of druggists violating liquor laws in Asbury Park. He cited unlicensed practitioners, questionable graduates, and a few licenses used to run beer dives, amid rumors of a bear incident near Lakewood and a nearby hotel melee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Pharmaceutical Association
Inderi City
Thorn
Asbury “Park
Draggiata
W. Segit Snyder
Lakewood Times
Wai Steed
Wook
Froga
Lakewood
Senator Cranmer
Hia
Sheriit
Tobbing
Poiatmaster Middleton
Snyder
Pephertig
Township meeting debates Main Street macadam plan
At the Monday session the Board weighs emplacing Main Street with macadam from Cookman to Wesley Lake, amid a heated clash over the Falls spur and Lehigh track. Officials spar over railroad track removal, road widening, and timing, with bids on walling and tank material noted.
Police Power Granted to Town Officers for Outside Jurisdiction
The Township Committee grants Chief Bailey and officers Kipp Wai Rogers Clark Murley Porter Lipplecott J W Hayward and Wm Dexter police powers outside borough limits with no pay. It describes the house for Wright & Front at Fourth Bayoung and Borough, east of Granite Byedne, showing large rooms and a saloon parlor. Residents along the Shark River road plan to street-fix macadam center to curb in front of their properties, seeking contractors for shared materials at township price. Owners on Main Street urged to finish macadam grade and guttering, hoping to spur a broader public thoroughfare improvement. The article notes the project may begin a new era of town infrastructure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cookman Avenue
Beegle
Kroet
Smith
Shepherd
Tou Broeck
Kirkbride
Jacob R. Borden
Oficer Kipp
Mawkina
Asbury
Rogsway Dra R
John As Githena
B. Albertson
A, G
Bond Street
Electric
Malin Street
Genung & Co
Harrison
Main Street
Telford
Wesley Lake
Railway Co
Counselor Kennedy
Pion
W. Kirkbride
G. Fred
Kennedy
Bailey
Charles P. Kipp
Wai, Rogers
Clark Murley
Porter J
Lipplecott
J. W
Hayward
Dexter
Town‘ship Committee
Wright & Front
Ayoung and
Borgh
Granit Byedne
Seong
Shark River
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Einmonth
Gémar Geand
Asbury Avenues
Homeopathic
Pliyalolan
Sarjoon
Ashadis
Asbury. Avenue
Borgh Street
PDR
Ella Prentiss Urmam
Third. Avenue
Pawsley
Hangsaye
Slocum
Amco
Main St
Railroad Station
Ana
N.d
Hirton
D. D
Burton
Burton Brothers
Dentiata
Donn
Ws Cankmanave
New-York
Telo- Thane
Baat Bae Co
Petra. Davison
Dentin
Ggivalonte
New York College
4Th Ave
Teca
Ownr's Tivery Stabte
Seawall Ave
Wittens Harness Store
Fst
Belmar N. J
A de Ac Pewuaweinr
Frank Durand
Ftaweing & Durand
Attormoyr-At-Law
Saacc, Kennedy
Monmoanih Ruftaing
Rabney Park
New Jérsey
Pavip Marvey
Ashty Park
W. Byram
Allarnoy-at- Tawanit
Soltcitarin Chabonry
Byram Balldine
Park Minevi
Edwinn Wiraon
Nevius
Wilson
Eene
Red Bank
Don T. Wyckofr
Monmouth Building
Mikado
P.O. Tax Bis
Abdury PA
RS. Hosaline V
Ripley
Fourth Avenue
Agbury Park
Richard Noifman
H. B. Johnson
City Prieces
Mainatroot
Cookmanavanus
N. d
Geo. M. Bennett
Mwardwoout
H. C. Marryott
Minhon Avenue
York
N.J
John E. Jeffrey
Carpenter
Residanca
Lahor Way
New Jersey
Post-Oiles
Aabury Park
Fred
Gowny
Chas
Pitcher Cowdy & Pitcher, Carriages
Pal Book
Toma Iver
A. A. Taylor
Omies
Mattlann Avenue
Jacob Doll, Jr
Deena
Anil
Janer Mangar
Witey L Pramoy Rage
New York
Siaophin
Estinitas Caraganedor Pauper Hangne
Kalsonilning
Side Af Comimerds
Slater Mesial
Park
Quinby. & CO S
Depot
Business
Garis
FuUaTrer
St. My
Plolr Agant
THE
W. T. Doug-Ad Ceolaband Ter M. Apa
Robert T. Gravatt
Tinware, &O. Cookman Av
Bondates
Asbury Park, N. J
Isso
Hyatt Co
Ornvadey
Canal St
Cooda
Pirieca
Axminnters
Gobeling
Wilton
Garpet Store
Edwarrd i
Balley
Trenaxmrer
Roxbury
Lippincott
Tatior
Cookman Ave. Men’s Furnishings
Blue Stones
Second Ave
Abhury Pank
N. J
Berrang & Zacharias
W.U. Telegraph
Geo
W. Patterson
General Contractors
ASBURY_-PARK
Sinaia
Monmouth
Trusta
Asbury-P -Park
NEW
Jerbey
Gaprian
Bey Tsew Bat
Asalgnice
Tor
Frome ‘Courts
AN Trust Fonda Ani Investments
Holt Trust
Tsofthe Company
Deponita
Rafe
Freand Burgiac
Borneeattigon Avenue
Bon Street
Charg
Isaac
Drauls
Rrator
Vive-Prost
Itt
AAR
Retary
Sey Oliver Il
BROWN
Spring Lake
IENRY
Orean Heack
Buchanan
Freehold
Pietson
Philadelphia
KROY
Eh Krator
M.D
A. O. Twining
Isaac G. Keynedy
C. Cowart
H. B. Beecle
H. B. Reogie & Son
Main Avenue
Qevan Grove
Pennsylvania
District of Columbia
P. Pridham
Orecilon
Chak
Popridnam
Heckayes
Ocean Tirove
N. I
A & Pa
Lloans
Conkman Ave
Carl
Thos. M. Stewart's
Shipepaser
Woolley & Reed
Pharmaciat
Cookman Ave
Bond St
Asbury, Park
Printing House
Samuel W.kirkbride
Ke Olan Oth Foebs Bond
Emory Sks
P.O
Adon Lippincott
Hikall
John Hubbard
Paper Han
Hoxark
Asoy Paik
C. Ormerod
Kata
Con
Sewall Ave
M. M
Grosbie
David Cartwright
Astory
GEO. W
Redden, Ontractor & Builder
Doxert
Orca
Asbury Park, N: J
Seine
Railrgad
Ittear First Avenue
Prtaltont
MYON
Fukroeiml
Pastirer
John Mockafpeleer
Vy Hall Sap't
M. Lane
Me Up
Myrom
P. Kroehl
John Rockatetar
Elsinley Morguson
Ee Goo
M. Lano
Fore
G. WM. Treat, Jr
PLATH
Ae Iain Street
Abnry Pann
P.M. Barber
Walt Grove
Hendrickson
Jepenne
Edwin W. Belles
Katha
Lake Chaney
Nelson
Kilmor
Farrington
Thomas F. Witegerald
John OM Ibis Tougha
Belmar
W. Morford
Joseph Robbins
Wed
Tose Aphis
Profaleland
A. Completa Resutenco
A. C. Twining
First National Bank
United States
Cenana Mora
Charles A. Jenney
Seventh
Conans
William Street
New York City
Teonard
W. Jerome
Belmont
M. F. Dwyer
Artice
Sof
Gardeld
Gopiea
the Glee Club
Asbury Park Glee Club
Dbeson
Parker & No E Mattison ‘Avénue
John N. Bartla
John WM
Fred .C. Atkins
Harry W. Ke
Mr. Day
Danny
Alarm Bell
Bobat’s
Atlantic
Bobat
Himaelt
Nefal
China
Bohst
Ente
Rutgera Scientile School
Brovewick
Doairo
Tony Oladt
Os Aby
Hha Qhallfad
District’ of Columbia
Inna
Tia
Theo
A. J. Miller
Trinity Church
Cnosstras
Ap Connimngd
Watks—Bside
Mone Liguts
Btrest
Orading, Dilis, &C
LaFayette
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