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Newspaper

Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1900

Page

3

Cranbury notices and local society items mix with rail schedule

The column lists weekly schedules for Philadelphia New York and Trenton via Bordentown and Monmouth Junction plus Freehold Long Branch. It notes visiting individuals Emma Rue Efva Chamberlin Grace Perrine and others, plus a Cranbury Station burglary and local church notices and events at Hightstown and Cranbury.

Cranbury Philadelphia New York Trenton Bordentown Monmouth Junction Freehold Long Branch

Atlantic City News Roundup From 8 Items In Salem

R Morse of Atlantic City visited Salem and bought taxidermy goods for the State Museum at Trenton. Perth Amboy plans many new houses to house a growing population with outside investment. William B Pratt sold over 290 building lots for homes. A theatre may be built. Cyrug Belden and John Perley, both ten, arrested for shooting Fred Bright in Arlington. Bright wounded but expected to recover. Rev. John Cameron Lowrie, 82, Presbyterian missionary pioneer, dies in East Orange. Emma K Sutton acquitted of murdering Charles Sutton by strychnine in Morristown trial. Bed accident: E B Fister trapped by a closing bed spring, rescued after an hour. Atlantic City to host national medical meetings, expects 5-6 thousand doctors. events span six associations. Turnfest week in Philadelphia with reduced rail fares via Pennsylvania Railroad.

Perth Amboy William B Pratt Fred Bright Cyrug Belden John Perley Arlington Bright Linden Avenue Belden Perley Kearny Avenue Porley Ind John Cameron Lowrie D. D Presbyterian East Orange Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions New York City E. B. Fister Fisler Emma K. Sutton Morristown Charles Sutton Jenny Jump Mountain Cornwall Princeton Emma Sutton

Pennsylvania Railroad Sells Prohibition Convention Round Trips

The Pennsylvania Railroad Company offers Chicago round trip tickets for the National Prohibition Convention on June 27 and 28. Tickets good June 25 and 26 and return by June 29 with validation by the Joint Agent at Chicago. A 25 cent return passage fee is charged at validation.

Chicago Pennsylvania Railroad Company

Surge of Homicide Hits Essex County in Three Months

In Essex County murder runs high with seven homicides in three months. Three cases unsettled. Of four tried, two verdicts are murder in the second degree and two manslaughter. Indictments in all four cases were murder in the first degree.

Essex County

Summer Outings Personal Tours by Pennsylvania Railroad

The Pennsylvania Railroad announces personal conductTours for Summer and early Autumn 1900. Tours to the North include Niagara Falls Thousand Islands St Lawrence Montreal Quebec Saguenay Ausable Chasm Lakes Champlain and George and Saratoga with July 21 to August 4 and August 11 to 26. Rates show 125 round trip from New York Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington with proportionate rates from other points. A five day tour to Gettysburg Luray and Washington September 15 is 25 from New York 22 from Philadelphia, with proportionate rates from other points. A nine day tour to Gettysburg Luray Caverns Natural Bridge Richmond Old Point Comfort and Washington October 9 at 65 from New York 63 from Philadelphia, including all expenses. For itineraries apply to ticket agents or Geo W Boyd Assistant General Passenger Agent Philadelphia.

Pennsylvania Railroad Company Niagara Falls Thousand Islands St. Lawrence Montreal Quebec Saguenay Au Sable Chasm Lakes Champlain George Saratoga New York Philadelphia Baltimore Washington Gettysburg Luray Luray Caverns Natural Bridge Richmond Old Point Comfort Geo. W. Boyd

Pennsylvania Railroad 1900 Summer Excursion Route Book

The Passenger Department of the Pennsylvania Railroad will publish the 1900 Summer Excursion Route Book on June 1. It describes principal Eastern resorts and routes with rates, includes maps and illustrations, and is available at ticket offices for ten cents or by mail for twenty cents.

The Pennsylvania Railroad Company America Pennsylvania Railroad Broad Street

Miraculous recovery tale praises Dr King’s New Discovery

Mr. W. A. Hines of Manchester Indiana recounts a near death from lung trouble after measles. He attributes his salvation to Dr King’s New Discovery which he says cured throat and lung ailments after other doctors warned of imminent death. He notes many others used his recommendation and that trial bottles are free at Clayton’s Drug Store.

W. A. Hines Manchester Dr. King Clayton's

Electric Bitters Cures Scrofula Badly Suffering Woman

Dr D B Cargile of Washita Indian Territory reports Electric Bitters cured Mrs Brewer of scrofula after years of sores on head and face. The tonic is praised as a purifier and remedy for eczema and related conditions, with claims of liver and kidney stimulation, digestion aid, and strength building. Sold by Clayton the Druggist for 50 cents guaranteed.

D. B. Cargile Washitah I. T Brewer Clayton

Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cures skin eruptions and more

An old advertisement claims Bucklen’s Arnica Salve clears pimples eczema tetter erysipelas and salt rheum and also heals cuts bruises burns boils felons ulcers and severe piles. Sold by Clayton the druggist for 25 cents a box with cure guaranteed.

Bucklen Clayton

Dr Kings New Life Pills Marketed at Clayton's Drug Store

An ad touts Dr Kings New Life Pills as a safe cure for constipation affecting the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. It claims the pills powerfully affect organs nerves muscles and brain and lists Clayton's Drug Store as the place to buy them for 25 cents.

Dr. King Clayton's

Pennsylvania Railroad Excursion Tickets for RNC in Philadelphia

The Pennsylvania Railroad will offer excursion tickets from all stations on its line for the Republican National Convention in Philadelphia. One fare round trip with a minimum 50 cents. Tickets valid for travel June 15 to 19 and return June 26.

Philadelphia Pennsylvania Railroad Company Pennsylvania Railroad

Ready to wear dresses at savings in exclusive line

Our patrons praise the convenience of ready to wear garments with prices that save money. New arrivals include plain Swiss and Dimity dresses trimmed with ribbon and lace in sizes for girls and babies, with slips and white suits offered from a few cents up to several dollars.

Irish and Turkish Towels Price List

Irish crepe towels hand hemmed and shrunk 16 by 80 at 124c. Huck towels steam shrunk 18 by 38 at 124c. Damask towels 18 by 38 at 1240. Huck towels hematitched ends grass bleached 19 by 88 at 19c. Double damask fringe 18 by 38 at 16c. Knotted fringe damask 28 by 50 at 25c. 40 inch unbleached Turkish towels 10c. 42 inch soft finish unbleached Turkish 121c. 50 inch hard finish unbleached 18c. 54 inch soft finish unbleached 25c. 60 inch hard finish unbleached 25c.

Star and Crescent

Black Goods Offerings Attract Local Shoppers

A local retailer advertises a wide line of black materials including plain, fancy, and corded fabrics priced from 50 cents up. Black silks and satins are advertised at 20 percent below current buying costs, with prices ranging from 50 cents to 1 dollar and 50 cents.

Pennsylvania Railroad Offers Concerted Kansas City Excursion Fare

The Pennsylvania Railroad will sell round trip first class excursion tickets from all stations to Kansas City for the National Democratic Convention on July 4. Tickets valid July 1 to 3 for outbound travel and return by July 9, usable on all trains except the Pennsylvania Limited, must be used for continuous passage.

Kansas City Pennsylvania Railroad Company

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