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Newspaper

Plainfield Courier

Location

Plainfield, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1894

Page

9

Various Community Notices and Local Events

A sermon and watch meeting at Salvation Army tonight. Park Club plans bowling at Elizabeth Friday and first game after holidays. A horse owned by J T Vail is sick with sore throat. Democrats blamed for currency policy. Sexton Kennedy injured cutting wood Friday. Roselle primaries for borough offices next Wednesday. Harry Fulper had a delivery sleigh accident with minor injuries. Park Club and Gesang and Tom Verein hold year end dances at Sun ger hall. Rev Watari Kitashiwa to speak on China Japan war next Friday at All Souls Church. Snow law for property owners noted as unenforceable in practice. First Church Christmas celebrations next Thursday. Sunday School final practice tonight. Park Club members danced Saturday night with various partners. Christian Endeavor elect officers tomorrow evening. Borough Glee Club aided Park Avenue Baptist Church music yesterday morning. St Joseph's mass noted 8 30 and 9 30. Doctors endorse Gilmore's Aromatic Wine as remedy. physicians thank Genesee County Medical Society for gift. Sales notes mention F H Hebbard at 114 East Front Street.

Sexton Kennedy Methodist Arch Roselle Harry Fulper Evona Gesang Tom Verein Sunger Hall Somerset Street Park Club Elizabeth Watari Kitashiwa All Souls’ Church China Japan First Church of Christ Christian Endeavor Society of the First Church of Christ West Front Street Borough Glee Club Park Avenue Baptist Church St. Joseph's

Rochester Woman Dies After Fall From Window

A Rochester woman identified as Mrs H P Footes died at 2 30 am after jumping from a fourth floor window amid a disturbance. Police say eight persons may be in a hotel and their bodies hidden.

Aix H PF. Footes Rochester

Three Children Burned to Death in Georgia House Fire

Special to The Courier News reports in Roms Georgia that three children of Mrs Violet Kempt were burned to death when a cousin left them alone in a house with a log fire. The mother returned to find the building reduced to ashes and the charred bodies.

Ther Courier-News Roms Violet Kempt

Fort Cleveland Attacked and Stolen Stove

Special to the Courier-News reports Fort Cleveland near Wasuisoton attacked at dawn. The sole equipment, a coal oil stove, was seized by unknown assailants just outside the President's house doorway.

Courier- News

Dykman Reappointed to General Term Justice Post

Special to the Courier News reports Gov Fiower reappoints Jackson O. Dykman Supreme Court Justice as Associate Justice of the General Term Second Department effective after January 1. The decision comes from Albany on December 31.

Courier-News Fiower Jackson O. Dykman Mpreme

Telegraphic Brevities From Across The World

Lord Randolph Cuarehill of London is better. Weather warns cold in Great Britain with snow and gales. Center Alabama man Will Wilton slain by Fred Long. Willem McMallen of Pittsburg, PA, killed wife then self. A H Weber of Sacramento and wife murdered. home looted. Railroad agent Criddleson of Shelburne Indiana robbed of 200 dollars, watch, and revolver.

Randolph Cuarehill London Farmer Dunn Will Wilton Center Cherokee’ County Ala Fred Long Great Britain Scotland Willem McMallen Pittsburg A. H. Weber Sacramento Cal Criddleson Shelburne Ind

D M Gardner Surrenders Somerset Street Grocer Business

D M Gardner a Somerset street grocer and baker was compelled to give up business this morning due to inability to meet obligations. Stores remain open and mortgage holder Alexander Thorn may continue operations until new arrangements are made. Gardner cites lack of capital and aims to satisfy all debts in full.

D. M. Gardner Somerset Street Alexander Thorn

Boys Club Exhibition Draws Large Crowd of 170 Attendees

The Boys Club hosted an entertainment event with songs and signings. At the close each boy received fruit and candy as about 170 attendees enjoyed the program.

Summons Issued in Three Court Contract Cases

In Jasmine Nash's Court, summons issued in Dayton versus Underhill for contract, returnable January 10. Also Langer versus Brokaw and Hammer versus Hetfield returnable January 7.

Dayton Underhill Langer Brokaw Hammer Hetfield

Justice Crossley Court Sees Lynch Demand Aid on Manning Ave

Mr. Lynch of Washingtonville called on Manning avenue residents Saturday night demanding money and food. His expenses will be paid by the county for the next thirty days.

Lynch Washingtonville Manning Avenue

Dayster v West Contract Suit Mentioned in Mosher Court

A summons issued in Justice Mosher's Court in the case Dayster versus West on a contract. Return date set for January 4.

Justice Mosher Dayster Va. West

Chamberlain Cough Remedy Wins Loyal Customer Praise

Stickney and Dentler druggists in Republic Ohio report strong sales of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. A customer who uses it once tends to return when another coughing need arises, and the shop notes it outsells other cough medicines.

Stickney & Dentler, Druggists Republic, Onio

Local notes on cycling events and community updates

The snippet details street activity with bike riding enthusiasm and a cycling show at the Max Gen Club grounds featuring Dan Terry and Frank Batch. It notes W W Cook Co awaiting snow melt to resume sewer work, Trinity Reform group arranging floral decor duties, and a Captain Martin introducing a new standard cyclometer with 1000 mile reading, repair guarantees, and competitive pricing.

Tess City Mr. Howard Marion Jersey City W. W. Cook & Co Trinity Reformed Ladies’ Work Society

Notable Local Moves and Visits Across Town

Mr Southwick of Sycamore Avenue moved to Providence Rhode Island last Saturday. J H Barehill of Elizabeth had a Retentees visit with friends in town. Miss Kate Blimm of Somerset visiting her cousin in Newark. Mrs Leland of Prospect Avenue ill with a severe lung cold at home. Peter Collins of New York visited John H Bumm of East Third Street yesterday. Howard Bailey of Park Place recovering from pneumonia. Mrs J Enner of New Market returned home from visiting Mrs Horsley Barker on Grove Street. Mr and Mrs Bowman of New York visiting Mrs Bowmans parents on Brook Avenue. Rev C Schenck of East Second Street returned from Philadelphia after spending Christmas with family. Emerson Howard of West Ninth Street composed a waltz to publish, awaiting approval. Miss Etta Krymer of West Second Street sang at Trinity Reform Church last night with the male quartet. J J Crouse of East Fourth Street received word his father in Mountain Grove Pennsylvania is very sick. planning a visit soon. Col Wering notified of a New York trip as part of consulting work.

Leland Prospect Avenue Peter Collins New York John H. Bumm East Third Street Howard Bailey Frank Bailey Park Place J Enner New Martet Horsley Barker Grove Street Rev C. Schenck East Second St Philadelphia J. J. Crouse East Fourth Street Mountain's Grove Penn Crouse Col. Wering New Yaskia Aera Arabes

Heirloom Jewelry Recovered After Street Loss

Mrs Elvin Van Name rejoices over recovering a valuable family heirloom worn by her mother in England. It was found in the snow on West Front street after she and Miss Van Ness lost it while walking earlier that night. About two hundred passersby had already gone by.

What Your Bachelor Friend Lacks About Babies

A humorous fragment contrasts a blunderer’s blunt remarks with parental concern over a two month old infant. The piece mocks the bachelor’s ignorance of infant weight and development while tracking the social discomfort caused by tactless comments and a colicky baby. It ends with a playful moral on restraint.

Congressional Library Bifkina Bifkins Biskine Birkins

Property Tract Boundaries and Court Notice in Onions City

A legal notice describes a land tract in Onions City with detailed boundary lines starting at a point on South Second Street and extending to the Central Railroad of New Jersey right of way. The description names Mary A. Cornell’s rear line, a corner point, and measurements of feet along multiple lines. Sheriff George Kyte, with copryerox and EDJ fees listed, signs the notice.

Ee Heriffs Sale Chancery New Jersey Jonathan Clawson Fieri Facias Eizabeth N.J Plainfield County of Union Washington Avenue Mill Pond Peemery Deser City of Onion Scan Houth Second Street Grant Avenue Central Railroad of Mary A. Cornell George Kyte Ws. R. Copryerox Lalita Edj New Jersey Supreme Tests Va. Z. Talor Baird Fendant Court House A. D Pnion County Centre Street Bnea At Union Soe Ceroaonos Ky‘ie Elizabeth EMBER Said Otland Burge Kyte

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