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.
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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.
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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
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Uncle Sam’s Mint
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the Cranbury Press
Market St. Wharf
J. B. Woop
G. P
J. B. Hutchineon
Gen’l
Misa Annie Wyckoff
Manasquan
Sarah Davis
Symmes Stulte
Aebury Park
Alex
Stulta
Harvey Dey
First Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian Sunday School
John B. Perrine
Geo. W. F. Bennett
H. C. Symmes
George Apperger
Cortland Wagon Company
E. B. Hodge
D. D
John Everett
Celia Everett
Dayton
J. Chamberlin
Elva Chamberlin
F. Garrizon
Woman's Home Mission Society
J. E. Currry
Bediers
Celeste
Margaret
Kansas
Mr. Curry
May
Lewis G. Apperger
Goodwin
Peddie Institute
Hightstown Road
North Cran‘bury
New Brunswick Pike
Blossom Service
Union Valley M. P
Jira
Daniel D. Norton
Or Richard Norton
Mayor Norton
the Woman's Foreign Mizsionary Society of the First Church
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of
The
Second Presbyterian Church
Isaac Mershon
Siam
M. E. Church
A.C. Holman
M. E
New York and Long Branch Railroad
New Regulis
Belmar
Citizens of
Monmouth Co
Brunawick
McKinley
Mason
Albert Chamberlin
Myrta Chamberlin
Ezekiel
Barclay
Carisle
Ohio
George Miller
Fritz Klein
Fred Wright
Helen A
Alcanfancy
Windsor
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Middlesex County
South River M. E
Randolph
Jersey City
Emma Bourne
Reading Circle
Zuyder Zee
Burroughe
Amalfi
Ita Strange
G. B. Mershon
Babrein Island
Samuel Perrine
Fire Company Entertainment
Hutchinson—Robbins
Millicent W. Robbins
George R. Robbins
Hamilton Squire
Harvey
Hutchinson
Langhorne
Newtown
Joseph Howell
Hamilton Square
D. Stuart Moore
Margaret W. Watson
Amy Applegate
Grace P. Leon
Elmer Dey
Propect Plaing
Raymond Hutchinson
Edward R. Taylor
Manpiog & Brink
Mia
Hutchinken
Preas
Our Boys In Blue
Segar
Goodwin's
Nixon
Eton
Medici
Prof
Wiley
United States Department of Se
Dr. King
Oy N. FP
Clayton Druggist
C. D. Isbill
Morganton
Bucklen
N. F. Clayton's
D. O. Lewis
O8epaine Hughes
Cranbury, N. J
First National Bank
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Bang
Rae
Tora
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New Jeensery
Middlfalx
Georgy B. Mershon
GEO
Mershon
Jamra H. Conover
D.O. Lewin
East State Street
Trenton, N. J
Court of Chancery
State of New Jersary
Joseph Addison Ely
Braphen D. Ely
S.p.dunham &Co
Trenton, W. J
Ls. P. Onham & CO
J. Murphy
Peioeb
Hightstown, WN. J
G. Blauvelt
Levi Updieb
North Broad Street
Slam & Sons
Trenton, Nu
Humphreys & Hope
D. G. Davison
Nenny c. Evanns
Ue AL
Schumacher
James Harkness
WEAR
Hotual Life Insurance
Richard A. McCurdy
Insurance Department of
State of New York
United States
CuaRtns A. Preller
Robert A. Granniss
Wattir R, Gilerte
Isaac F. Luovp
Faeperic Cromwell Emory McCuinroce
George B. Raymond
Market St
Newark
George HB. Mekseon
Medales Army Magazine
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Centeen
Hk Onane
Mad
Dale Atyies Cull Company
Wed West