Local Notices From Cranbury and Nearby Towns
Miss Laura Stouuker visits her brother in Philadelphia. Foley stays in Atlantic City. Miss Séndder visits Mr John Exibley’s. Rev Dr J G and Mrs Symmes visit Rev Prank Symmes at Fairten. Dr Johnson improves his Cranbury front piazza. Cole and Son roofing furniture warerooms. Mr and Mrs George Waters of Rahway visit Mrs MGS Ria. Edward Everett, ex-Cranbury, is a fireman at Lawrenceville School. Bergen and Ridgeway reps on sick list. J G Grover has oats five feet eight inches tall. Rev A E Bullifrd will address the Union Temperance meeting at First Church next Sabbath evening.
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Laura Stouuker
Philadelphia
A/G. Foley
Atlantice City
Miss Séndder
Trenton
John Exibley
J. G
Mrs. Symmes
Prank Symmes
Fairten
Dr. Johnson
Cranbury
Cole & Son
George Waters
Rahway
Mgs Ria
Idward Everett
Lawrencevilleigh School
W. D. Bergen
Hzekiel Ridgeway
Bergen and
Goodwin
J. G. Grover
A. EE. Bullifrd
Union ‘Termperance
Craxarry
Bprorw
U.S
Bist Presbyterian
Sunderland
Cleveland
Washington
House of Congress
National Museum
John Bull
Washington Monument
Treasury
Torm
TLC. Si
Prohibition Voters to Nominate Delegates in Perth Amboy
Prohibition voters in Monmouth Middlesex and Union counties in the Third District are asked to assemble in local townships and wards to nominate delegates for a convention at City Hall Perth Amboy on August 1 at 2:30 PM. Delegates allocated by district votes last election with at least one per township ward and precinct. Chairman Parker and Secretary Bissell request lists of delegates to New Brunswick as soon as possible.
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Monmouth
Middlesex
Union
Lownshins
Perth Amboy
Congress
Wembe
Wuajrman
Eich County
Prohibition Meeting Scheduled in Cranbury Township
All voters in favor of Prohibition are asked to meet at Chambertin Hill Cranbury on Wednesday July 25th at 2:30 PM to elect delegates to the convention at Perth Amboy on August 25th for nominating a Congressional candidate. Also notes local marble work by F Lupton & Son and business ads. Police report: Armyted Billeps, the colored man shot due to a lightning incident near Trenton. horse and rider injured, both treated and removed.
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Chambertin’s Hill Cranbury
Poth Amboy
Congress
Armyted Billeps
Trenton
Samuel Gassaway
Mr. Gassaway
Klemmer
Billops
Local Construction and Public Notices Highlight Regional Updates
W J Warren & Son secure a Bayard Ave Princeton contract to build a Queen Anne Cottage for John F Mage man Jr with gray stone first story and shingles upper. Trenton Business College begins its 220th session Sept 1 with record enrollment. Mowers and Reapers lead season sales by I D Barclay for Walter A Woods machines. Supreme Court upholds alice teword post office law. New Brunswick police force purge prompts reinstatements. Drowning tragedy near Lawrence station. Murray, 17, drowns while others rescued. burial certificate issued. Heat safety tips issued. region reports unusually healthy season. iron truss bridge planned at Aqueduct Mills with multiple contracts awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
W. J. Warren
The Dog Days Signaled Seasons End and Public Notices
The piece discusses the dog days shape, noting heat and sickness and linking to Sirius. It covers a Missionary Picnic and Fair with a busy charity sale, auctions, and praise for Mrs. Symmes, plus advice on safe water and fruit. It also reports a financial investigation of Mr. Lewis Applegate and a church visit by the President and Mrs. Cleveland, with commentary on politics and local advertisements.
Fertilizer Debate Sparks Reader Challenge in Press
A reader questions why fertilizer agents avoid answering and urges the Press to publish fact sheets, formulas, and crop results. He suggests side-by-side trials at local fairs and conventions to determine the best fertilizer for profit, inviting agents to publish evidence locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ater
Clark’s Cove Guang Co
C. Lewis
Mape
Jam
Woolen Goods Sale Noted by Local Store
An ad notes 46 inch all wool Lack DuNTEtt Sumixa by Bea Navy J Black and Cream Xe in new fresh stock. The notice urges well-informed ladies to remember that the store has sold all season and continues promotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumixa
Bea Navy
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the Cranbury Press
J. Add Little
George Russel Esq
J. C. Holmes
Law
J. M. Chamberlin
Ghl
Thoma Perrine
B. Gill & Son
Mersrs Hutehingai &V Borlices
Third Congressional District
Cranbury Township
F. Lupton & Son
Matawan
Brainerd
Davidk C. Bowne
Jamesburg
Scarlett
Trenton Business College
Rider
I. D. Barclay
Iigent
Walter A. Woods
Supreme Court
Alice
George W. Murray
Atmer_lingtes
Namilton Township
Lawrence Station
Aswanpink Creek
Murray
Lalor
Trento
Anghes
M. D
Eo Hut
Aqueduct Mills
New Jersey Steel and Iron Works
M. Walton
Lite Workers Mission Band
Dr Symmes
Lewis Applegate
New Brunswick
Treasuer
Kire Insurance Co
The
Gas Co
Board of Education
A J. Jones
Applegate
Myersa
Deere
Tn Batte Ner
Midglases County
Jef Davis
Howe
Fort Sumter
Philadelpha
Mar
Mr. Borvon
Searcely
D.C. Lewis
Longland’s
Magic Starch
Mason & Alles Hightstown
Goodwin's
Uongland
W. I Douglas
Mason & ’ Abe
I Longhand’s
Mazie S
Dey
Beekman & Chamberlin’s
Hightstown
Sural
Maison & Allen
Silk Rhadames
Mason Ds Allen
Tghtstown
Mason & Allen’s
OFI
Savage’s
Goodwins
Mason & Allen's
E. I. Savage’s
Dey Beekman, & Chamberlin
Elezant
Mason d’ Allen’s
Llightstown
Goodwit’s
Kenton
Sadie
Misses
Mason & Allen
Dey, Beckman, & Chamberlin’s
A. ‘P. Skill- Wan
E. If. Savage
W.women's
Sarge
Farmer
Peter Rathgeber
John Schneider
Peace St
Schneider
Cranbury_and
Cranbhry
Magic Starch Co
Peace Street
Wire Corpep Pryce
Soren
Crixxngep
CniskiEnp
Grinkorp Seersucker
Priestley
Lapres
India
North Greene
East State St
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