Local Ad Rates and Fairly Mixed News Digest
Advertising rates announced upon application. Local notices set at ten cents per line with five cents per line for subsequent insertions. Several items discuss election cases, court decisions, and a Philadelphia scandal involving a church member and a pastor. A New York judge limits life insurance for minors in cooperative societies. A proposed state prison farm near the Reform School is favored. The Messaros trial in New York ends with acquittal amid questions of conspiracy.
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Mangraves
Dearns
Philadelphia
Mesarox
Itsras
Hhit
New -York
Tse
Messaros
Prose of life and policy clash in a rough road of toil
A Washington dispatch weighs the harsh prose of daily life against the poetry of affection for business families. The missive notes wives and daughters bearing burdens while husbands seek comfort at home. It also lists Senate bills on disability arrears and agricultural commissions with funding for stations and acreage limits.
Land and Bond Provisions in Reconstruction Acts
The text outlines appropriation of 31,000,000 to carry the act into effect and the Plumb amendment. It concerns pay for former volunteers of the rebellion who served full terms, limits on United States bond deposits by national banks, monthly withdrawal caps, and exemptions for lands deposited for public moneys. It references March 8, 1866 and July 12, 1846 amendments.
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Plumb
United States
Secretary of the Treasury
Bridge plan for Arthur Kill faces navigation clash
The War Department forwarded the Board of Engineers report on a Staten Island rapid transit bridge across Arthur Kill. It warns a middle pier would restrict a 450 foot clear opening and harm navigation, urging a high bridge with two spans and a 25 foot clearance at mean high water. It also notes the Buckwheat Island site draw is impracticable.
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D.C
Senate
Respionse
Ithur Kall
Taten Jshune Sound
Acros
Arthur Kal
Staten Ishind Rapid Transit Company
Pavry
Raritan River
Hich
Arthur Kill
Raritan
Reising
Secretary of War
Staten Island
Elmanuel
Death by own action at the Windsor Hotel
A 65 year old man, Marcus D Savin of New York, registered at the Windsor Hotel in Trenton on business. He died by self poisoning after eating a 26 cent box of Rough on Rats. A knife found nearby and three letters show a troubled mind. he left a will and large sums to relatives. He had recently grown to drink and squandered wealth. His sons, bankers in New York, were notified and will bury him in Baltimore.
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Windsor
Gray Montache
indanr-Frenten-on- Mondas
Marcus D Savin
New York
Funda
W. W. Dilts
Trenton
Indy
Savin
Dilts
Lalor
Durand
Bankers
Newstraat
Peyton A Levin
Theodore Meyer
New Street
Tife
Bedi Nihments
Greenmount Cemetery
Baltimore
D. Savin
Lexpee
R.T. Savin
VanCieve
Ashoary Life Insurance Company
Ifa
Enid
Kowse Syra
Boschee's German Syrup Astonishes World Sale Soars
The sale of Boschee's German Syrup is described as unprecedented and world astonished. It is praised as a safe remedy for coughs colds and severe lung troubles acting to remove the cause and heal affected parts. A bottle at home is urged to reduce doctors bills and should convince by trial. Sold by all druggists and general dealers at 75 cents.
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Boschee
Usu
Droggista
End to a Bone Scraping Through Electric Bitters
Edward Shepherd of Hauringburg Illinois credits Electric Bitters and Bucklen's Arnica Salve with curing a ten year leg condition that doctors said would require bone scraping or amputation. D A Bradford of Chattanooga reports a severe lung cold cured by Dr King’s New Discovery and recommends it for coughs and colds. trial bottles free at S A French's Drug Store.
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Edward Shepherd
Hauringburg
Bucklen
S. A. French
D. A. Bradford
Chattanooga
Tenn
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Walter Dig ‘Puto
Barett
Barrett
Gldba Mutual Benefit’ Association
Reform School For Girls
New York Division
Pennsylvania Railroad
Samuel Shaw
James Shaw
Burlington
Lehigh and
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Belviderg
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Crangury
N. J
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Henry O
Synmes
Oranuury, NJ
R. C. J. Hazard
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Forman
SSS
Fightstown
Azan
Appelget
Hightstown
U. S
Mortengo
German American Insurance Co., —of
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Cranbury, N. J
D. Barclay
Walter A. Wood
Empire
Syracuse
Ellison Petty
Wm. D. Perrine
Cranbury Station
N.J
Laght
Monroe- and -Dey Streets
Cranbury N. J
Stace Line
Stace
Stave Su
Omlea
Philadelphia Mail
New York Mail
William Suydam
GED
Hopp & CO. Commission
Washington ST
MM. E. Larue
Bergen’s
Tesa, Tre & Co
Augusto
Maine
J.murphy
Butcher
A. French
Pharmacy
Is. S. Kirk & Co
Ghoie
Estey
Peter R. Bergen
JG Grover
Mains Sr
Cranbury,n.1
W. J. Burr
J-H. Goodwin
Norra Mars
M. J
H. Goodwin
S.A. French
N. Bocond Sc
Philada
Ov Irs
J.n.é J.B. Hobensace
Prudinece
Arborrte
Cilkor
Jefferson College
Clomd
N. 15Th St
Cellowhill
Phila
Ula
John
Bergen
Imatec
Boston
Frege
Loring & Blake Palace
Sule
Brainerd Institute
Princeton
Harvard
Vatle
Algn
West Point
Annapotia
Edward Wiese
A. M
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Clark
Cranbury, Ny
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