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Newspaper
Plainfield Courier
Location
Plainfield, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1894
Page
2
The Chronicle cites county results and party gains in the Com district as it discusses a Republican majority and looming Assembly contests. The text references 319,924 and 562 as vote figures, with speculation on shifts and retirements affecting future leadership.
A biased review discusses conical farce comedy as relief and spectacle. It notes public appetite for light entertainment, praises Mr. Charies Jackson and his company, and hints at an upcoming engagement at the Mie wie Hall on Matathey,Rap. lember.
Miss Lowsie Mills of Waa Pitt ret riding along Neth erwood last night was thrown off a wheel and injured badly about the elbow. Her dress tore and the wheel was damaged by a loose lock in the road.
The event featured many attendees including Fame Mullen and Miss Jose Cushing of Wrooklyn. Guests Pere Misa Pwrenee Unter Whee Miee Delle Mow and other locals shared a lively evening with cheerful stories and social dancing.
A fragmented notice describes a meeting about opportunities in Western Virginia and nearby valleys with mentions of health comfort and prosperity. It notes visitors from multiple regions booking travel to view land with prices starting and rising from a base per acre.
The readable fragments describe hiring for November and December with payments per kind killed. It outlines changes affecting qualify and cruise periods and lists date ranges from October to November for various tasks.
A jumble of town items mentions a tax sale appointment at Justice Nash's office moved to September 12, a regular meeting of the Tieang and Turn Verein next Thursday, a state tir of New Jersey beginning in Trenton, school events, grape harvest news, juror drawings for September Court, and a variety of local happenings from an electric light upgrade to Odd Fellows excursions. The piece mixes several short items, including weather, transportation, and community activities.
The column lists visits by Miss White of Plainfield and Misses Betti and Cerny of Siow Wowk. Mrs AD Pope of Plainfield and Mrs James Gillia. J I Coates and Allie of Wetaweg. Miss Hannah Pree of Point peasant. Dr Gaston resuming practice. Miss May Gise and others visiting relatives. Mentions of Charles Richardenn aiding Pat at the depot and plans for moves and advertising, with several residents traveling or returning.
Mrs Osborne hosts and visitors travel from Mattawan and Steliom to see Miss Core Drayton and Mrs Charles Smalley in Orange. Mine Liscle Deny returns home after visiting Magemeth. Vernon Beaters to perform at Pik Baptist Church. Farmers receive lime for fertilizer as local sales and notices circulate. A sale of household property linked to Mire Eyane is scheduled for September 4 at two.thirty.
A meeting established an Atlantic League of Honey Nase Hall Clube with representation from Newark Jersey City Paterson Trenton Wilmington and other cities. Applications for membership are to be considered from Asbury Park Game Newtmnawick Urenge Biraberh and Oeee lection under the National agreement has been granted by President Young League.
Incomplete OCR states the Independent Gun Club will hold an Eagle shoot at Hyde Woods with members meeting at Crescent Pa? The schedule shows shooting to begin at 10 o'clock with free day and admission details unclear.
Fevls Talk sbent Rew White Comment of the Wrens of the Der. Wakes stern beard, cast her off to shift for herself and regain place, the beat way you can and let go, your anchor.
A chaotic scene describes Jobe T. Dena and Gal engaging in a water accident near a pond. A fishing line snaps as Mr Heurand leans over a bank edge, plunging into the water while others watch. He escapes with only coat and shirt damp, the fish slipping away.
A contentious broadside laments a so called ring corrupting Congress and sways senators, blaming the Democrats and urging responsibility on Mr. Cleveland. The piece also advertises rail routes from New York to Cincinnati and beyond, highlighting service details and connections. It notes Kennedy helping after dysentery and references cholera remedies.
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