Local church notices and community items in Granbury
Church schedules, lodge meetings, post office timings, and local incidents from Granbury include First Devaltation and Second Presby timn churches with service times, Sunday schools, and prayer meetings. Local trades, road progress, and a brutal Lambertville assault are noted with brief details.
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First
Devaltation Church
J. G. Symmes
D. Wig
Presbytimn
Chat van Dyke
A Year of Fridays and Friday Coincidences
A writer notes Fridays dominate the calendar year with fifty three Fridays and five months containing five Fridays. The text mentions Friday occurrences for lunar phases and a March 5 eclipse, and claims the longest and shortest days also fall on Friday, prompting superstition and anxious interpretation.
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Saneboly
Moor Chamge
Dime Savings Bank Depositors Reach Agreement on Deficiency
The committee of depositors reported to about 600 members at Masonic Hall that Chancellor Runyon granted a petition avoiding a Receiver. Bank assets total 86,183.40 with liabilities 166,859.28 and a deficiency of 80,674.88. Outside parties and managers will contribute 43,000 to cover the gap, yielding roughly 129,000 in available assets and about 77 percent recovery for depositors. A vote of thanks to Chancellor Runyon was passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snow Brusswox
Dime Savings Bank
Masonic
Runyon
Judge Grants Injunction in Newark Banking Case
Judge McKennan opened Circuit Court yesterday declaring he granted the motion for injunction in Newark National Banking Co v Mayor and Common Council of Newark. The decision may affect other bank cases pending in the same court. Topics for M A meetings for spring term 1886 include Sunday April 4 Trusting and Working Dealing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKennan
Circuit Court
Newark National Banking Company
Mayor and Common Council of
Newark
Sunday Religious Talks and Dunellen Fire News
The article lists upcoming Sunday sermons with topics and Bible references from April to June. It then reports a Dunellen fire where 200 pounds of gunpowder exploded in Leesbury & Rogers store, burning the wooden building and a nearby brick dwelling, with estimated losses around 7000 dollars. State Board of Agriculture held a meeting at Hotel Windsor. officers named and actions discussed on weights and measures and pork export memorial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Tate
Pelamina Guitrnia
Mammonuth
All Bro. Co
Dunellen
Oslo
Dunellei
Leesbury & Rogers
Prospect Avenue
Lussavilla
Pininfielh
Pamwood
Wso
State Board OF Agriculture
Thor
Hotel Windsor
Edward Burrough
Canden
William RL Ward
Newark
Franklin “Dye
United States
Sewell
McPherson
Congress Jitmn Phelps
Congress
France
Germany
Senate
Board of Agriculture
Mapes Fertilizer Boosts Seven Acre Farm Profits
Newton Osborn of Newington Connecticut reports six years of using Mapes fertilizer on seven acres. He earned 685.35 in profits from 1880 to 1885, with 50 profit initial and 220 net in 1885, 18 tons valued at 15 per ton anticipated hay in 1886, and land value rising to over 4000 at five percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton Osborn
Newington Ct
Local Vendors Promote Building Materials and Coal Bargains
Local merchants advertise wide assortments of lumber wallpaper coal and hardware at discounted prices. E IL Savage and Dey Beekman Chamberlin offer dry white pine, rails and pickets, while Grover Chamberlin and Brown & Gibson market coal at discounted rates. A. Cole & Son and others push furniture, harnesses, blankets, window sashes and wind mills with numerous sales pitches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savage's
E. LI. Savage
Dey, Beekman & Chamberlin’s
Mightstown
Fire at Brooks woolen mill causes heavy losses
A Sunday fire at Brooks Brookville woolen mill owned by Messieurs Sons damaged the factory and adjacent buildings. Firefighters battled the blaze but the dwelling and oil houses also suffered as losses estimated around 30 000 dollars with 17 000 dollars insured. The cause remains under investigation with possible arson.
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Brookville
George Messiiernts Sons
Fries
No-License Association Forms In Princeton Borough
A meeting in Mercer Hall established a permanent No-License Association in Princeton. The constitution sets a 25 cent annual membership, due by March 1, with the executive committee able to waive dues and report waivers. The group aims to prevent licensed sales by all legal means and to enforce abstention in the borough.
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Princeton
Mercer Hall
Farmers Review Clemical Manures Value and Prices
The notice lists Clemical Manures common to farmers in the area with analysis and valuations from the State Experiment Station New Brunswick New Jersey compared to factory selling prices in all but one case. It provides comparative figures to guide purchasing decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Experiment Station
New Brunswick
N. J
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THE
Granbury Press
Local Directory
Methodist Episcopal Church
Woodard
Apollo Lodge
A.M
Mnid
South Cran- UY. J
TC Holmes
D. C. Lewis
Middlesex Lodge
South Cranbury
Towelll
Joan Davis
Philadelphia
Ane Isold
Waost
New York
B.zOn
Famesbure
Freehold
Long Branch
Asbury Park
Ocean Grove
Manasquany
Jamesburg
Mound Top
ZL. Wakeley
P. M
Waneley
Pennsylvania Railroad
Monmouth
Don
Cranbury Station
Tocal News
Sextvtekesesthe
Brainerd Institute
Gent
le Neal
Fo Surtnl
Phillipsburg
Charles Holt
Delaware
Yardleyville Bridge
Presbytery of
Witth Chayeh
Trenton
Shes Parr
J. Chanberlin
York State
Ezekiel
Sell G. Forman
LS Everett
Peleg Hall
Plainfield
No 1
Everett Bro Phane
Davis
Wats
Bedle
Matawan
YMLO
iMev. P
Ber‘ren
Raven
Estey
Rev
Win
Courtney
Sedalid Mo
Maher
Lot. Weiso
P. Heron
Clara
Princeton College Glee Club
Lawrenceville
James Mackenzie
William Suydaur
Monmouth Junction
Thomas J. Steer
Siirmat Timer Yys Ie
Pewsey
Boston
Eastom
Meerey
W. I. Stairs
E. R. Vanduysen
Lambertville Byes
Folier
Dime Savings: Bank
Christ
Tsaiah
Péter
Sonny
New England
Mar
J. G. Grovers
Grover & Chiambarlito’s
Crext
Peter R. Bergen
Dey Beekmann,&Chamberlin
Hightstown
Grover &Chamberlin
Goodwin's
Ereo
HH. Davage
Dey, Beekman, & Chamberlin’s
A. T. Skillman
Seat Carriggex
Applegate
Utd
G. Grover
E. LH. Savage
Cole& Son
Brown & Gibson
Council Ridge
Massachusetts
Bosterremilk
Abbeville
8. C
Prospect Pliuis
Peter Davis
S.A
Dr. King
W. D. Hoyt &Co
Rome
Bucklen
Soll
J. A. French
M. G. Rue
Monroy Street
Cranburye
Peter-A-Bergen
Hebron
Maine
Ss. J. Chamberlin
Lemuel
Cranbury, N. J
W. S Tonaker
Cranbury, Nd
Mapes’ F. and
P. Guano CO
Bowker Fertilizer Coo
Epee
E. Frank Coe
Ralstons
J. J. Allen
Lister Bros
HHO T
O Williams, Clark & CO
Noval
Fretory
Vita
BP Ee
Wlro Ee
Unicorn No
King Philip
Bay State
Adrac Ray
Will ON
Dobbins
East State St
Trenton, N
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