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Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1900

Page

3

Do Not Leave Cranbury for Philadelphia and Nearby

A long local items page lists schedules for trains to Philadelphia New York and Trenton with multiple daily weekday departures. It also notes a new newspaper in New Egypt and a variety of social, church, and civic happenings across Cranbury and surrounding towns including marriages moves and community events.

Cranbury Philadelphia New York Trenton Bordentown Monmouth Junction Freshold Long Branch New Egypt Anna Ervin Ezekiel Ridgeway Lewis van Dusen New York City

Auction and notices from Jamesburg era auctions and obits

Auction items near Deans Pond include stock and farming implements and household goods sold by Johnson for Hec itor Knittel on Wednesday at 1 o'clock. Other notices report Mrs Hannah Bartow of New Brunswick celebrating her 104th birthday, Hannah Nixon’s funeral, fire damage to Dr Zandt’s barn in Jamesburg, and an Odd Fellows Hall benefit program. Obituary items mention Daniel Hendrickson at Trevito almshouse and Col James Sterling Yard, Freehold editor and politician, with survivors listed.

J. D. Barclay New Brunswick D. C. Lewis H. Lewis Perth Amboy Monroe Hall Prospect Plains John Puerschner George Puerschner William Jernee Jamesburg Jernee Netherwood Plainfield C. F. Taylor New York Rebrig Trenton Martin Bordentown Murphy Clifford Stults Asbury Park Samuel Davison Wyckoffs’ Mills Cora Lanning South Am Hone Woman’s Home Missionary Society of Monmouth Cranbury Fiist J. E. Curry A. H. Symmes Maud Maud Bue A. M. Davison J. B. Perrine J. E. Bennett George Thomas A. G. Dey Wm. Brown G. W. Burroughs John 8. Silvers Ella Stuke Rachel Silvera I. D. Barclay 8. F. Lincoln Miles Irwin Orange H. D. Zandt White Red Bank Somers Burlington Cor Mra Hall Freehold Harper Long Branch Kuodle Math John 8. Voorhees Thiat County Drummond Rosie Ruck Neilson Somerset Street Sylvester Cosgrove John Hill Consolidated Fruit Jar Company Buck Furgeson Voorhees Woodbridge Strong Johnson Hecitor Knittel Deans Pond Hannah Bartow Hannah Nixon Brainford Cemetery Dr. Zandt Odd Fellows Hall Edison Elea Martens Haley and Sanford Geo. Leonard D. W. Robertson Daniel Hendrickson Trevitoo Washington Princeton James Sterling Yard New Jersey Col. Yard Long Hand Press Long Branch News Ocean County Courier Hightstown Gazette Kings County Visitor Monmouth Democrat Third Regiment Emma Ivina Mary A. Tyson Brooklyn Adaline H. Lawrence Joseph A. Yard Baltroad Hightstown Mercer Maty Middlesex New Granbury Brook Mary Ann Dye Margaret Ely Stephen Dyecan Trenton Road Cranbury Nevsk Ond Edaall Crantury Brook Oran Sala Barton B Hutchinson Jonx M. Diermaon Bolieitor A. D

Washington D C displayed as city of beauty and culture

The article extols Washington as one of the nation’s loveliest cities, highlighting grand buildings from the Capitol to the White House, museums, and parks. It notes the Congressional Library’s splendor, Corcoran Gallery pieces like The Greek Slave, and a 14 mile trolley trip to Mount Vernon. Arlington offers fine views and graves, while visits are affordable and unhurried.

Washington Uphalt Pennsylvania Massachusetts Connecticut Garfield Capitol Supreme Court Senate House of Representatives Congressional Library Corcoran Powers Bagley White House State War and Navy Treasury Mt. Vernon Potomac Martha Washington George Cabin Jobo Bridge Georgetown Echo Lake Cleveland Park Washington City Arlington Lee Mansion

Electric Bitters Proclaimed Best Selling by Belleville Druggist

Abraham Hare of Belleville Ohio declares Electric Bitters the best selling bitters he has handled in 20 years. He cites benefits for stomach liver kidneys bowels and blood plus nerve strengthening. The tonic purports to cure many diseases and invigorate the weak. Price 50 cents. sold by N F Clayton Druggist.

Abraham Hare Belleville N. F. Clayton

Easton Monument Excursion Tickets Sold by Pennsy

The Pennsylvania Railroad offers special excursion rates from stations within 75 miles of Easton to Phillipsburg New Jersey for the Soldiers and Sailors Monument dedication on May 10. One-way fare is the round trip minimum twenty-five cents, valid May 10 to 11 with a route including Frankford and Mt. Holly among others.

Cincinnati Pennsylvania Railroad People’s Party Thosg People's Party Pennsylvania Railroad Company Easton Radious Phillipsburg N. J Frankford Franklin Park Riverside Lower Jamesburg Helmetta Mt. Holly New Lisbon

Silk assortment shines at S P Dunham and Co

S P Dunham and Co reports strong demand for its silk line. Customers who bought the taffetas and striped silks last week displayed their purchases, praising the new styles shown since March first. The range includes wide and narrow striped taffetas in black blue green white and tinted grounds. These are described as the best dollar silk.

Uncle Sam’s Mint

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