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Newspaper

Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1896

Page

3

First Church Program and Community Notices

The Cranbury area church schedule shows services at First Church Second Church and Methodist Church with pastors Rev Jos E Curry Rev Frank B Symmes and Rev W E Greenbank plus leaders Miss Ida Whitaker Miss Lucila Reynolds and Mr George B Morshon. The report lists sermons conventions entertainments and local society events along with baptisms marriages and church announcements.

First Church Jos. E Curry Elmer Edsall Paarer Frank B. Symmes Tennent Caerstran Expeavor Ida Whitaker

Enthusiastic Republican Meeting in Odd Fellows Hall

A large Republican gathering in Odd Fellows Hall featured candidate Benjamin Howell for Congress and hopefuls Whitfield, Fountain for Assembly, and Church for Sheriff. Speeches by N J figures praised McKinley and Grover Cleveland era policies, with Goodwin's Band providing music and a chorus.

Odd Fellows Hall McKinley Benjamin F. Howell New Brunswick Congress Jacob H. Whitfield James H. Fountain Assembly Church Mc. J. F. Babcock Jamesburg The Advance Buck Reform School Charles Russell J E. Curry J. van Dyke Goodwin Messia P EB Bergen Lemuel Stolts William F Perrine Harry Goodwin James H Goodwin New Jersey Altgeld Prings Baimirk Hiss Amelly Democrate Germany Mc Bryan Republican Party Howard Moo Uwlate Jersey Thia Hind John W. Griggs Ord Middle-ex County Republcan California America Ater Tharks Fowler Macsherry Oether Addre-Aee

Piano Agency Secured and Local Council Meeting Report

R A Torting secures agency for J and O Fiecher Pianos with over 100000 pianos in stock and a New York wareroom on Fifth Avenue. From Asbury Park to Middlesex and Ocean Counties customers will be referred to the Asbury Park agency. The twenty eighth small decision of the State Council Jr C U A M, at Masonic Hall Treoten, discusses thriving finances and growing membership. Two others cover a railroad accident where Henry Offenreiont lost an arm in Hemetts and died after hospitalization and delay.

R A. Torting Jast O. Fiecher Toaker Fif. Avenue New York City United States Tusting Alwave New Jersey New York House Moomouth Middlesex Ocean Counties Asbury Park Matsiseon Avenue State Council Masonic Mall Trooten J. Smith Newark Couacilor Henry Hemetts

Judge Edward J. Green Dead in Trenton at 59

Judge Edward J. Green of Trenton died suddenly at his home due to pneumonia induced heart paralysis. Born 1887 in Trenton, he rose from Princeton College to Harrard Law School and a notable legal career, serving as United States District Judge for the District of New Jersey since 1889 and as general counsel for the Pennsylvania Railroad. He leaves a wife and three children. funeral was held Tuesday.

Edward J. Greco West State Street Trenton Judge Green New Jersey Edward T. Green George 8. Green Henry W Green Lnte Ca'eb S Green John O. Green Princeton College Lawrenceville School Mercer Court Osmden and Amoy Railroad Company Pennsylvania Railroad Ayotens New Jerry Jorge Graven Harrison United States District Court For the Diariot of United States Court Geeen

Irresistible argument in temperance debate on a Grand Trunk train

In a Grand Trunk Railroad coach a heated county option dispute unfolds among four lawyers and an old man who delivers a moving appeal based on personal loss to sway fellow passengers against liquor. The scene blends political argument with vivid testimony as the car slows for a moment of reflection before resuming the journey. Meanwhile local ads tout merchandise from Bergen & Rue, Juliuson’s, and others, promoting clothing, blankets, shoes, and a salve sold by N. F. Clayton.

Grand Trunk Crankard Totto

Local stores advertise bargains at Cranbury Station and town shops

The notice lists Bergen & Roe and Snow's stores offering clothing, overcoats, hats, and shoes with low prices. A.H Snow's shop in Highstown promises big bargains for new and old buyers. Prospec t prices for coal, patterns, oil cloth, and stoves are shown. A testimonial cites Dr King s New Discovery saving a life from La Grippe. Electric Bitters praised for headaches and constipation relief.

Thomas Maon Main Street Hightetown

Ready season fabrics delight shoppers with new weaves

We are ready. The goods this season are the pretties for many a year. We have the choicest ones. Boucles Armenians Viennas Crocodiles Bourettes Diagonals and Blister Cloths are some of the new weaves. They are all stylish.

Jamestown Woolen Co Goods Priced At 39 Cents

The best American production Jamestown Woolen Co goods equal to any 75c styles and now offered at 39 cents per yard.

Jamestown Woolen Co

Choice Turkish Effects Delight With Bold Colors

The piece features Turkish style decor illuminated by contrasting colors and a stylish presentation. Priced at 49 and 59 cents, it appeals to shoppers seeking vibrant design options.

Dark mixed face pods on bright color background

A 13 inch wide image panel features dark mixed faces set against a vivid background. The design uses bold color contrast and contemporary portrait styling to create a striking visual.

Colorful fabric sales teaser with sizes and prices

A brief shop notice lists a wide range of colored fabrics with many shades, noting 40 inch widths and 25 cent per yard, and mentioning 46 inch widths at 59 6. The fragment suggests a discount or sale catalog entry for textile materials.

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the Cranbury Press Methodist Church W. E. Greenbank Erwanta Lraave Duty Misa Lucila Reynolds George B. Morshon Cranbury Frank A. Brown Tusalay Silver Emily Gerhart Kate Perrine Frank R. Symnen Second Presbyterian Church Bonuré Verson Brothers Methodist Vanorst, Colewan & Co Ot Trenton Charles Woetervelt Jamentury Bank Keane Chamberlie John Elliott American Hotel R O. Sutton Bogart & Bun First Presbyterian Noztralbath Lo'a Burtt Jutbo Burtis Edward Voorhees First National Bank Hights Town Allentown Crawtury Secont Presbyterian Church Bo'cluck J. Harry Don~ham Mea Gotlieb Swinger Applegarth George Swinger Hightsown Cranary Vernon Brothers Vernon Bothere Percy Howard Piccullot Sidney Plainfield Evdea Plainfeld Ree D. Dewitt Talmage Dwight L. Moods Teanee Lansing Boston A. O Dixon Brooklyn Cortland Myera J. W. Brougher Paterson Midmer Glee Club Rutgers Glee Club New York A W. Spooner J. Clement Freal Cornelius Brett Josey Cry LR. Dyer Titus EB. Davis Bound Brook Mise Ida B. Stephens Hackettstown EE. Antony Lewis W. Mudge D. D. Princeton A. S. Johnson Orange Valley EW. Themsor J. L. Connall Flemington A. ©. Lilly Bridgetor Hawilton Toner Weconah Edward Manon Basking Ridge Grand Republican Meeting Congressman Fowler Howard MacSherry Esq Ischer Pianos W.ck Howard Crandall Jolngan's Underwest Manon's Juliisur Bergen & Rue Clutha Bergeon & Rue Crealar Johnson Ducklon N. F. Clayton Jolyon’ Wah Mnann's Hightstown Johnson's Seeee Bergen & Roe Cranbury Station A.H Snow John.lson'a Bergen & Roe'a Snow Tue Crannury Coat Co Lehigh Proepcot Plaine Bergen & Rw Joburon’s Skillman Johnson’s Attre Clayton Bruen & Rue’s Vasun Highertown Bergan & Rae Fifeen Qincton Apollo Lodge Elock Apna Voonages W. M L. T. Nobina Dateh Nock National Bank Bergen Cranbury, NJ First National Bank of Cranavey Resources U.S U. S Totan Lge Toran New Jensen Mimdlfact Charles Aplegate Charles Appleg Cashif I Otobur Franx A. Brown Notary Public Joa Smvene Cole D.C Txwin R. A. Tusting Boards of Registry County Boards of Registry and Election Tuusday John H. Conger Middlesex County C. ©. Blauvelt Hightstown, N. J Atyle Lsgs LION Coppres Anteed Hixperience Bro Symmes Oxanavey N. J Oporoz German American Insurance Co BIO: Press DL Lding Fr. J D. W. Clayton J. J A. Perdonz W. H. Johnson Main Br. i Pi Dawes South Main Street K. A. Brown Commission Reade Street Irving National Bank D. C. Lewis C. Pardige Wort Perth Amboy Schaffer Superior N. de J. Murphy N. Jd Baal -Porter House Clayton’s Clayton, the Drugeist P. Dunham North Broad East State Street Banner Ou Wouter D. G. Davison Snedeker & Go0 N. Warren Street Trenton, N. J Nottingham Rennassaance Brussels Viennas Serges and Henriettas Baumegartner E. State Street Fsfor Cecil O Washington C.a.snow &Co Wasmincrom
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