Prohibition meeting and community notices in Cranbury sphere
Prohibition meeting at Jamesburg drew a well attended crowd with speakers Hon Geo La Monta Courtland Parker and Asher Sperling a candidate for Assembly. Also reported are plans for a sewing bee at the First Church next Wednesday and Thursday plus progress on the First Church organ and a memorial tablet dedication at Peddie Institute Hightstown. Reverend Dr Boyd and others bring religious awakenings and notices of school and union Sabbath meetings with Reverend Dr Symmes hosting Mr Dunlap of Princeton Seminary. Reynolds Co of Trenton promote coats and jackets with recent gifts to Middleaox Lodge and local plows by Griggs of Hightstown with service across multiple fairs. Edward P Green of Trenton named by President Arthur as judge of the United States District Court for New Jersey succeeding the late Judge Nixon.
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Jamesburg
Geo. la Monta
Courtland’ Parker
Asher
Sperling
Allan
New Brunswick
Cranbury
M. O
Hightstown
von Dyke
Allen
Second Presbyterian Church
Symmes
Ias
Dunlap
Princeton Seminary
Edward P. Green
Trenton
Sves
Alstingon
United States District Court For
New Jersey
Nixon
Third Assembly District indorses Kane for ballot reform
A Middlesex county Republican convention in Old Bridge endorsed Daniel M. Kane for ballot reform in the upcoming Legislature. Kane pledged independence to support good measures, while the convention also backed Johan Conger for County Clerk and reaffirmed the party’s line on reform, with Everett initially nominated but then withdrawn.
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Third Assembly
Kane
Southartis Yeater
Brown
Daniel M. Kane
Middlesex County
Old Bridge
South Amboy
George Vanderveer
Dennia Vanderbilt
Elias Applegate
I._D. Barclay
F. M. Smack
A. L Rue
F. A. Brown
William Cuttrell
T. Bennett
Suydam
Capt
Newton
Thomas Scarlett
Committee On Organization
D. H. Goodwin
C. W. Fisher
Committee On
E. Bard Grubb
M 1Nan
Johan Conger
Vetera
Assembly
Republican Party
Cranbury
Madison
Monroe
North Brunswick
Sayrevilla
Everett
South Brunswick
East Brunswick
M. Kane
Will Oberman
Hins
Danid M. Kane
Daniel M.kane
Agaginbly
Mr. Kane
Allen Stone
A. J. Rue
Conger
Robert Carson
BF. Howell
Bernard Roddy
Rhode Hall
Fallen Column and Virginia Hospitality Amid War Echoes
In a fragmentary narrative the piece recalls a journey from six to seven miles underground, then a return to a Philadelphia route. It notes Virginian hospitality at a Breonsol homestead once a war camping ground, mentions public interest in Simultaneous Meetings of 1887, and surveys missionary zeal, money raises, and church awakening. It includes an advertisement for Hall's Catarrh Cure and reports on a corn prize in New Jersey with prize details and judges.
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Rome
Philadelphia
Harrisburg
Penn
Hageratown
Cumberland Valley
R. R
Luray
Shenandoah
Blue Ridge Range
Peene
Rosale
Page County
Sena
Teo
Angela Wing
Mra
Braddus
Christ
New Jerasy
Jesus Christ
Tomy
Chiiat
Ladies and children's silk and shoes sale offer
A store promotes black silks at 69 75 95 cents with satin finishes and vivid silk varieties. It touts a shoe department with a New York trained buyer offering styles and prices from 1.50 to 3.25, claiming higher value and equal quality to higher priced rivals.
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Cermantown
Zephyr
Saxony
Gloria
Black Faille-Francaise
New York
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the Cranbury Press
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H. C. Symmes
First Church
Sone
Freehold M. E
D. B
Peddice
Peddie Institute
Boyd
Peddie Memorial Church
Newark
T. B Peddie
Hoagland & Howell
Union Meeting of the Sabbath Schools
Reynolds & Co
Middleaox Lodge
Son Reynolds & Co
Griggs
Waverly
Freehold
Burlington
Salon
Charleston
Willis
Mercer County
Princessville
Jacob R. Wyckoff
West Windsor
Brewer Rue
Lizzie Cleary
Mlesing
Roe
Jenet
Kane Indorsed
F. J. Cheney & CO
Props
Valedo
F. J. Cheney
West & Truax
Toledo
Ohio
Walding, Kinnan
Henry Campbell
Freefield
N.J
Campbell
A. G. Foley
American Agriculturst
Massié
Daniel Conover
Forman Sickle
H. W. M. Dennise
Gibran ‘Mieuvmny
EID Glove
Islacle
Rell’s
Main Street
First National Bank
N. J
Cranbury Bakery
Christian Buerrer
Ocen
Br. J. I. Buerry
North Main Street
Vincent Bergen
Zehnder’s
A. J
East State Street
Trenton, N. J
J. C. Manning
State Street
Cloak Department
Newmarkets
E. Reynolds & CO
E. State ST
Hullfirh & Applegate
Jamesnuna
the Annex CO
Lowen Jamesnuna
G. D. Vanderveer
Davron
George W. Helme
the Bey Hewetta
Union Valley
John K. McMillan
Abia ArpLenater
Cassimere
Atlantic
Scudder & Dunham
N. Greene
Trenton, NW
Masonic Temple Music Stone
No. & North Warren Street
Geo, E. Snedeker
Notion
A. H. Snow
State Trenton
Apollo
Rder
Chas. Stakeman
Hichtstown, N. J
F. Lupton
Matawan and
Keyport
Matawan, N. J
Katzenbach & CO
Richardson & Boynton Heaters
Zerite
Henry
Symarzs
Onanauny
Orprox
J. Hazard
Orproz—Storkison
Onposita Forman
Appelget
Oranbury
U.S. Court
Albert Brown
Windsor, N. J
C. Hill’ & Son
Greene Street
Ellison Petty
Charles Applegate
E. A. Brown& CO
Commission
Game and Epps
E. A. Brown
Onal Bane
H, Gueewnieo
DR. Edmund
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Central Drug CO
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Halse & Full
Janeway
Bucklen
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Gary Aun
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Kile
Thie Basin
Nondsorues
Albunt Dapps Ward
Grrairat Bargaian
Ami
Kelle Tiielt
B.C. Allen & CU