Republican County Convention nominates John Conger for County Clerk
The New Brunswick meeting at Masonic Hall elected Bernard Roddy of Perth Amboy as chairman and J H Goodwin of Granbury as secretary. John H Conger, of New Brunswick, was nominated for County Clerk on the first ballot and his nomination was made unanimous. He is described as an intelligent man of 42, born in Morris County, who served in the army and later worked for Sayre & Fisher at Sayreville. The gathering also nominated Dr H Symmes of Cranbury for Coroner and adjourned after the business.
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Masonic Hall
New Brunswick
Bernard Roddy
Perth Amboy
J. H. Goodwin
Granbury
Goodwin
Grubb
John H. Conger
Woodbridge
Conger
Morris County
N. J
New Jersey
Sayre & Fisher
Sayreville
H. ©. Symmes
Cranbury
Quroner
Disborough Accused in Burlington County Conspiracy Case
Isaiah Disborough, a wealthy Bordentown resident, faces charges that he aided a conspiracy against his own life and attempted murder with poison. His wife Julia and stepson Frank Swan were arrested. Julia held for trial in Burden town, while Swan, living in Camden and working in Philadelphia, was bailed for court. The public sympathy leans toward the accused wife amid rumors that Disborough is a fraud seeking to dispose of his spouse.
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Isaiah Disborough
Bordentown
Julia
Frank Swan
Burdentown
Philadelphia
Camden
Burlington County
Mr. Disborough
Jolia Watrous
Mis. Watrous
Swan
Pennington Hotel
Wouman
Disborough
Fall Campaign Sneak Peek: Expanded Dress Goods and Boots
An advertising notice touts a Fall campaign with enlarged space and better light, offering a wide range of dress goods and fabrics from 40 to 46 inches, all wool serges, Henriettas, silks, and broadcloths. It highlights low prices, bold color selections, and new coats and jackets. Also promoted are a large assortment of shoes for men, women, and children with price points and exclusive styles.
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Newmankins
Bredora
Mowain
Briniantiing
East State Street
Avery
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