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Newspaper

Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1889

Page

3

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.

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Johan Conger for County Clerk and reaffirmed the party’s line on reform, with Everett initially nominated but then withdrawn.

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.

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.

Cermantown Zephyr Saxony Gloria Black Faille-Francaise New York

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the Cranbury Press James Donovan John Duncan 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 THE Central Drug CO CTEAR Halse & Full Janeway Bucklen Ohi Nera Gary Aun W. Hi. Ganmag Kile Thie Basin Nondsorues Albunt Dapps Ward Grrairat Bargaian Ami Kelle Tiielt B.C. Allen & CU
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