M -f I · 2015. 1. 2. · - NTY, N.J.-WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1S9482 PER. YKAR?• ?.'"•"•'' - 1-' • •• •" VOL. 1. No! 46/ CRANFORD, UNION COUNTY, N. J., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER

- NTY, N.J.-WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1S94. 82 PER YKAR

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VOL. 1. No! 46/ CRANFORD, UNION COUNTY, N. J., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1894.

. M -f _ I • , .

$2 PER YEAR.

THE GREATEST

Ever • held is-flOTV in progress for iiftecii "days gt

THE ORIOINATORS OF UOW CASH PklCES.

133 Broad St, Cor. E. Grand Street, ELIZABETH,- N. J.We wish to inforni onr customers nml the public In general tllnt notwith/

gtiindingtue'efforts of a combination of Hevirnl loeal growers to compel tja to ad-vance1, onr. 1 trice*, wo will still coutiimo to sell' our goods at tne same Lp\VPRICES 11 s heretofore, and make furtlier rtuinctu'ms wherever .possible. We/ arehere for tho benefit of the public and will not be (lictnted to by any association orcombination of,grocers as to hOw we. shall sell onr goods. * ., // - '

•RE7VD B EBest Elgin Creamery Bntter; only 25e lbVery Best Duiry Btit;ter, only S.'lc lbFino Clireso.'..-. 8u lbHfinrp Cheese • 10c lbBest Milil Ch'eeso. Uc lbLard, only... ".': Oc.lb

Best Siifpir Cnrccl Hums / /Beat Suyar Ciireil Shoulderfl

...file lb8e 11)

Best Hngnr Cured Bacon. . . / . . . . . . 18c lb- • - - - • . . . l O c l b

...•.10c lb.:! for 20c

Best Salt Pork...2 lb Brick Codfish... . . . / ./ . . . .New Salt Muckere l . . . . / . . . . .

BEST FAMILY FLOUR, .ONLY '.

Every article in these columns. . . . / . . ..$3.35 Per Barrel

at Cut Prices.Lender Milk.;'...:'.' 7c canBoll Milk Vie can7 Cakes Laniidry Soap X . .23c7 Pkgs. Washing Powder. . . . . . .25cBest Starch. . ' . . ; . ; . . . . . . . ; . . : . • .• . : . 'Ac lbPuro Ammonia, large'bottlo 5cLarge Bottle Bin1). ..r>cDixon's Stovo Polish . . : . . . . . .ilcGinger Snaps, .1 lbs 20cNic Nncs. 5 lbs ; ." . . . .-.20cGraham Crackers. . . . . . . Qc lbMustard Sardines.. . ; . . .". . . . . ::.5e

Spice Sardines:. . / . . . .Oil Sardines.: . . / . . . . .Alaska Salmon/. . . , . .Breakfast Cocoa.-. ....'•New Tomatoes..... ' . . .New Corn . . / . . ; . . . : . . 'New String Beans...New Bartlett Pears...r> lb/Carolina Rico....0 lbs Tapioca.. . , . . . . . .Assorted JellyCooper's Gelatine......

4c.'......'.'. ,1c;;->-. ...:.17c;.,'.... .Be can. . . . . . 8c can.. . . . .Oo can...-.:. ,0c can

. ' . . . .2 ,10..23c

. .V..5c glass.

.Tic packageDon't forget tlint we nro sellintrllt jiounds'of Gramilnteil Sngar anil l.ponhd

of onr Fine Tea at SU cents per ponnd! •/ ;

OoiiipairjvTHE LARQEST RETAIL CASH GROCERS IN THE CITY.

A series of Splendid Opehings for

BEEHIVEINI

)ening £CLOAKS

With Exceptional Inducements

Drake Opera House.TO-NIGHT-!-

FIRST APPEARANCE IN ELIZA-. • BETHJ: :,. .- .

Nef York M Opera

Local Items.

Prof. ^ValsVs dnifciiig clas.".4S stroiiK,held its iirst ineetiiiu4ii tlio Casino yes-terday afternoon. 7 : "~ -i-\ G a s and electric light fixtnreH art1 be;,in^put in the rj^idenee of John iHego"juaiv«n.Uniou.areuue,-. •-..,,- • ' • • > , • -,

Tho Et^WSeries of the' Building &i d h

TheW. C. T. U. met yosterUay at thehons.. of Mrs: S: C. Bluka '. ' . .

To day at ;l o'clock the Ladies AidSociety will uieet ut Mrs.' P. D. VanSaun 's . . • • • • • . -

A few more moderate sized KiihsrriiK•tioiiH will bring the Presbyterian fairfnndto tluMlesirpil unlunilt: " V"' . '

i Association will be opened on the2ml-MondaytrrOotwinber."•"•'"" 7 '..""

FredyElv. of clareniont place, andMiss Addle Pryor, ofNBrooklyn,' are tobe married on the lith inst;"/Sir. mid Mm Kenyoiu.Parsons, wlmMd been absent from ' t.own/JVr . sometime, returned last Thursday. x x

Mr. and Mr*. H.- A. Preston removedfrom Springfield avenue to. their newhoiucnt Slielton, Conn.",' 'on. Mondayl a s t . . • -.-• :

Eduar Heston lias purchased the loton Roosevelt Manor directly in rear ofJ. W. Ferguson's houeo mid -will bnildthereon shortly. ~" "[•"'

Architect Frank T.. Lent 1ms removedbis oflico'to the Rath building. RealEstate Agent D. B. Dent has made asimilar change.

Our genial town clerk 8jro,ilednKî bi.>j;,t"towii'yesterday with" ii leather in -liiscap. To those who asked the reason heexplained that there was another Plmuein town. . - • ' . -

The bowling team of the CountryClub and of the Sonth Orange FieldClub divided tho honors on Mondaynight, each winning n game. Cranfoi'd'fl

to t Alcii'us wijl dra\yfor their turns" ofrhoosinj

Xoxt.TuesYl.-iyimtternooii Edwanl Ev-erett *iul .Miss Grace Allen will In*quietly nmrried at the bride • elect'slonie. —-- ,

../-,- ' ' - • Y ~* •A'conceit in aid of tho Trinity Kuii-

lay .School will bo lield in tho CasinoHI Nov.• Mb...ittiactivo.

Bcores were 7J9 and tiOo; Grange's,- H27nnd 727.

Charles-Winckler received a cable dis-patch from Germany yesterday auuonnc-Dig the death of Mrs. Winckler's moth-er. The end came a few minutes aftertho arrival of-Mra.-Winckler lit her'for-uicr home. ' . : : • .-"" "

Edward Bennett, of tho firm of A.Bennett & COinpuuy, transacting^! fruitbusiness at No. 150 West Street, N.-Y.,died at his home in Belmar, N. J., onMonday night. Deceased wan an uncleof Miss Bennett, of Riverside avenue.

C. H. St. Hill, of Panama, is a gniat Hampton Hall. Mr. .St. Hill is man-ager of tho West India Steam Ship Coinj y p p jei'imol and Panama, lie" came to C'rnnforil to \;isit his friend. Dr. Dnncan, ofJliln street. .

TheDemocratic Excentive Cnininittuliiet at the ri'siilenco of Jnsper C. Hunt! i M ] i h I t inndiu-.stooil

Ui-'nio.

, r-' ;.QHAS, A.V.K:A.(§|E_R, .,,_...„

M R :-f FREISCHUTZ:• ; ; : :

o n • • _ _ _ - : • . • • . • — :

The Seven Charmed Bullets.STAR CAST' OK TWKXTY. IIK^IDES

CIIOUL'S. " •

HM Voorliwi and t'liariei N.Fowler, all of Klizalietli. lire tickethohlerH for the dramatic eiitcrtaininentn the Casiiio fo^iniirnnv nijiiit: (Jur

Democniti(' friends *honld see tliut theirliarty is equally a.s well represented.

Freeholder Littell with. Spartan firm-

13 ,

B10YS? CLOTHINGShowing pxtenslvo Htylesof '

Foreign atid Domestic make inSUITS, HATS, CAPS, WAISTS,

REEFERS, OVERCOATS, Etc.SustiiliilnK our reputation tut KIHHI value

ylvvrri, hy nfTorlntf lfri-otor returns this rjeaKonthan over,buforu. \y« have made tills (Icjwrt-mi'iit tho Mecca for thousands cifHiarontu wholook for It4)V»C)othlnit nmt to whom wo havejirovt-n Bunfn mid i.Kiiin that Itellalile and Hty-llsh Clot liiiiir can b«4>l)taIiH>d hero at a, wiving•otiSi torn IHT tfiii.-fmiii prltTn ltruvultlitu anywhere cL-w, Onr n.wiifiitf values are nuitflii-11 n>lit and worth linttmliate attentlnti.

L a d l o s J a c k e t s , FortheComiiiK^vaHonall-1>ettrthe,flli\u»pof."Tailor IIIRIIO" tho most ef-

—f*H'tfyVt)»rln^tlitf4n u* 45 Inrh loriitthn, nm'lotfubt Jilting with inrjiOHlwvef, Velvet Collnrjinnd. .il.wil wltfes; mattiriulH runtiiiiK mainly toHoavera, Kei>o>H, Cheviots. Vicuna* ami Ox-(onin. ' ; •

' Onr Variety, .13 rompowd of T.r, dbtlnctVovcltli's Mont nf them Itolnt;'our own exrlti-MvtMH l̂Ktis with prices fully RH iittrfutlvu anthe riiiin-seiitatlohHof.Styles: Prices $:UW to 49.-

L a d l e a C a p ^ a - TlH'f'iipe this year bidsfaiixto rival tho Jnokvt In iw.iulnrlty, thy mostdutiuct Xitvi'ity IM-IHH *'tho (.oir* mudc «>rfaiu-y Mlxturi'-t nr ri'vi-rxlhle riotIIH with plaid

> >>'Urt-ficii Htyk-H OMrreatnl by tho IvndlnicdcHlKnerii «f Paris and I^.ndon, MtrHher withmany cxqiilslto . IUVM frenh fnim thoskillful lmmln of pur OMIIBUIHTIP ntnlT of nrtisU

of NKW FA I X AM>

Saturday Evg., Oct.

HOYT'S -MASTERPIECE,

A TEMPERANCE TOWN.MAGNIFICENT.. J.nODUG'TIOJ.1 !

SPECIAL f)KI.KOTKl> CAST

FROM-KOYT'S THEATR&, N, -Y.SO, 3O, ana SOc.

d l . pness continues to emtilate -the exampleof tile illustrious and lamented late VicePresident Hannibal Hainliu' by forego-inf; tho ̂ >•annth nnd comfort of a top-coat. It is to he hoped tiiat our esteem-ed tinrnKinan"will not make tho i|ii»takewhich rained J. Sloat. Fassetfs chancesfor the Governorship of New York.

The congregation of the Presbyterianchnrch welcomed home 011 Thursday

i|!lit, Uev. and Mrs. Geo. F. GA'jdtidlcr feeeirtioh'conld Vciirielylm,inuiKiued, and tho heart of the returnedtravellers ;innst have— f^owed at thennmlterlenfr e

The I Lyceum $ Theatre,TO-NIGHT!

Madison Square Theatre Success""

Young Mrs. Winthrop.A CO.MKDY WITH .< OIIEAT CAST,

FRIDAY EVENING~OCT. 12th,FREEMAN'S FUX MAKERS,

Inclnding the Dancing Boy EULALIE.FUniUUHLY FUNNY I'.VIICK. _

A : Railroad: TicketnV ;A Sa(lre on Ticket ^cali>erN;

ovt-ry

Mr Mr- fur «nmp|»

LS.PUUT&CO.,707 to 731 Broad SI,, Newark.

JOHN R. RANKIN,

Electrician -and Locksmith,111) BROAD ST., ELIZABETH.

Kin-Irk dm Mghtlnic, CallllolUanrt llurelnrAUnnr, -Ijiwn 5lu»cr», Saw* ami Cotlcry

SATURDAY, OCT. 13th,MATINEhi AT SSU. NIUIIT ATH.

KIMBALLOPfiKA COMiyUECO.AND TIIK I'KKIll.KHS

CORRjlNINE,-Hendrick Hudson!

Or the Discovery of ColumbusI'llICEH— . ' .

-Mnl(iU'O AtlinU»lon.riiililr«mnn(l AOuIlll,

Nlulit, "flt-., fth;, IVWr. nml 2."»e. HpntH on iTlmnWInv.Oit. II,

• O!d Danhelor (Vary noaralgUtcJ)—Whoro's your husband?

Charming Widow (twin «l»tor of th»other lady)—Vm inro I dorft know,—UXa. .

Spar-the

f̂ aff of lovo" thatJ •wrrt'

manifested at the Hociable. An nt?reelihlofeatnro of 1)10.evening was aphonof^raph concert, conducted by JudgiDrnee. .

• An exhibition of trno English pluck,was given on Sunday last by HectorJohn EdKecnmbe, of Trinity church.Only seven days previously the clergyman had l>een attacked with a terriblypainfnl inalfidy, which imposed a strainon his nerves that was well nigh unbear-able, and Mhausted. ulmoiit. all -of hisphysical strength. Yet bonio np by theHUiH-'rior force of will, the rector resum-ed his sacred work and conducted a ser-vice that seemed to his hnarers nunsually rich in spiritual lienulitH.

Tile Democratic .Primary was heldlast night in the town roonis.y Bnt OIMdelegate was to bo elected atid1 but onicandidate was in the race. ^ The ,p«]lswerojjpened at 7 o'clock by Iiichiml E,Clement of the County Executive Coili-;niittey, who.'announced that the business

liaiid was the selection of a delegatito tho Congressional convention ntOrange. Cornelius J. Crowley w:asmade chairnlan, and James P. crtt'owley, who Was recently dischargedUy'5nui>n"3i»MU:«i'Cf̂ 5l&Vr(>Vii6u}iIil'lii'r«Vtaliato on Kiiiulay night by Htealing IIIHformer employer's liorKo nnil carriage.Hut while huriirfxiiiK tho aniuinl ho wasHtirprlKoil by Kreil Moore, who minimon-eil lu;li). Omstalilo Heimowie.v tookCowlev into rn^todv and marched himIT to jail. Mr. Moore xajH that tho

cjixo will l«l lironecnti'd vigorously.

Tho (^neeii ICsthor Circle of the Mothoilinl ICjifHcnjinl church helil itn iiiiininmeeting and election of ofllcerH WIMIneflday, Oct Jlrd. at tho homo of MiwMendeli. Tho following went electedMi«4fkhindler, President: JUKH ViolaEverett, lHt Vicn-nro»ldent;'Ml»s Ang-usta Ilnglieg, 2nd Vic(!-]iresi Clnb nnd

iiboht 1W) of its friends were entertainedlast WedneMliir night by Mrs. Jasiier C.Hunt, at her pleasant home on unionavenue." The commodious rooms, al-ways attractive on account o£ the worksfar t anil brie a-brac so wellcliosuniind

f l l d further heau-(xrashni )iy floral decoraI'fTectivo disjilay/of these

cnstefnlly arranged, wereiiied tor tho'occasionions. The 1' . _ ,. . . . __ .......

plants anil cnMlowors was the result ofMr. Wagner's combination of industrywith artistic taste.

JndaL. OiY). H. llrntp delighted the'mjiaiiv i'nr an hour- "with an exhibiton

if Ins "iihoiu." as he fondly calls hisl>houoL,'rai>h. A ilaintilv ]< 1 i 1111• < 1 pro-rninrme, tied with true blue ribbon inU f i ^ L V l l M

and described • the numberstliat the iiislruiiu'iit was rendering.l£ef.n'shm*'jils were .snbst'(|U(''ully servetK-iiinl pociuliility ri'igned lil| midnight,

ilinsi'present were: Mr. andg ] ; Mr. andMrs. Ii. li. Horion, Mi.-s Iloiton. Mr.

d M L Vl' H * M ; ' h i land-Mrs.--L. -Vr-M

Mahil1 1 . n t « . i . f i . ±*. 1 . 1 . _ • i J f ^ i i M ' l , . , 1 1 . - J U K I

Mrs. .Inii.IIegemiin. Mr. and Mrs. Hen,

TOWN FATHERS MEET.

Transactions at the Town Rooms onMonday Night. '

The- Township Contniitt^'e met. onM.iJ|ul»y night;; The sewer project, (ifcourse, was the principal subject of con-sideration; Engineer Uassett was pivs-eiit with maps showing prW-isely the lu-catiVrtiorjIieYtiii|iV Jfifevioiisly .M?fe('ted."Pr ior to organiriug, the C'omniittee-inen trhestioned the Eiigiiieerconcernin;:his inient'whi'ii milking tile ambiguouspro]Kisal embodying his lompcusntioun.isupervising cnginifr. Mr. • Uassrtt .nr ;)gued tliat tin' reduction; in the-rate' o [ Lcompensation npplif.l only .to Ilie cost iof the work in O-vceiis of .S."I.">;OIHI. . As :j !•comproniisi. lie offered to reckon lu* II'oinpeiisation at 5 per cent.- on , the cost jshould such cos.t ciimil or ' lm'less than#.M.IKi(i;iihonld itcxcttHl S.V'S.iiOli, his payto be coiiipute

*\ * Sm~Si..

, GflSH08 Elizabeth Ave,, Elizabeth.

SI.00

GIRLS.SOME GREAT WOMEN-WHO WERS

PRECOCIOUS CHILDREN.

»on>« Srtabl. Example. Which ]>Iy to the $55,Odd aswel l .as to tlie access, lint in lionof this ljii^inesslikt* and strictly hon-©ralJc Cdtirtie. the committee listen-ed to such weighty arguments us "1can't afford to do the work at thatjiricf," and fiimllv agreed jtn nccepta compromise which will probablyprove mere expensive to the town-riiip 'firaff'CttW -itf."'nHniotVii iiifcr-juvLation of his first oiler.

A feiv figures will make this pointclear.. Mr. llassott's original iiiopo-lition as construed by himself andttjiicli we will calL Oiler No. 1, oilsas follows; *> per cent on the first$55. WO plus 4- 'J-lOof &1.000 if thecort reaches *5S.iTl 1OO1TKOO(1 iis' new.

Had MunuritV'tiirtiil » Nupplr.Jlr. Mnures (iiisinimtinKly)—1>6 you

clieve in sn.ch a tiling us l:ive?- - ;Mis* Hatty—\\Yll..l)ierc ouffht to Le,

1 tor all yo»!\i?' niuili.v'tlurjn.(3>l-3rour*Hre.

ChleaifO Keenrtl*' :

- A'arinlnu littnlllifrfice. . .Ills Little \Vife-h. (luclty.tlic calie

AvaH inaUiliK* this aftenuHni fell. "*'Younu Ilnsliaiiil (iiu.\iously)r-Did it

break anything'.'—Hallo. « t r v:•'. . I'erfcctly True. •

- IHngs—They heeni to leaJ a hand-to-inoujh nort of existence, dojliey notV

Hungs—^'ho?Ilings-Ilal>Ies.-N..y. World.

A FINE SAMPLE OF NERVE.

TWO SIDES TO THE QUESTION.

!n ntUns Rpeetarlo Sam to tbo E i n Bolh

Having selected npatrof framaiTrithi'nojo ploco of tho rlpht height andiprcad to bring tho glasses into thoproper position, nnd having had, themItted with glosics mado in accordanceivith tbo oculist's prescription, tbo op-;iclao now proceeds to fit tho completedipcctocles to your head. You might pnthem right on and wear them off jnsIis thoy aro.

But, no; ho reaches over and placesibobows over your eare himwlf. Thenho trios tho •pcctocles gently, as theyrest npon your nose, taking bold at tborater ends of tho frame, v here tho bowshinge. Not just right. Ho takes themiff again and smooths tho^bbws ont be-tween tbo tips of his fingers and changestheir ehapoalittlo aneu brought forward shops nndrards thnt can produeo in any ijuantityuid of tho highest ipjality any work InHeel, brass or Iron that tho now navyjuuiamlK — Hardware.

Frtwcti Ontactc jWhen oranges havo bocu frozen, they I

ion bo thawed without Injury by put-ling them in cold water or tight barrels'Immediately after arrival and allowing;them to thaw out gradually.—Phlladol- >(hl» Lodgor. . '

•JBeecham's , pills are ~ forbiliousness, bilious headache,dyspepsia, heartburn, torptliver, dizziness, sick head-ache, bad taste in the mouth,coated tongue, loss of appe-tite, sallow skin, when causedby constipation ;• and consti-pation is the most frequen(causa of all of them.

Book free; pills 25c. Adrugstores.or write &.F. AllenCcJ.,365 Canal St., New York.

J. A. OAKLET, Jr. _

AB0HITE0T AHB SUPEBIUTEHDEHt

Eiiabeth, _ . .". ; H. J.

104 Broad St., Elizabeth.•>-- ••- IIEADQCAlltEKK FOK -

Dressmaker's Supplies!NEW FALL LININGS,

SKIRT CAMBRICS,WAIST LININGS

'ii Perea.ir.es, Siltt-ia.", Sateens. . plain•olorr?, nml nninefout* fancx,liiiiiigt»t fust(Jack Moire liikin^H, from

iac. Id to 25c. yd.RASSCLOTH, HAIR CLOTH,

CANVASS: . .,'••Vprsted Varns,; Ice:Wool, - :saxony , :Gerrnanto>vn,Wash Silks, Emb'y Twisti

IA I.I. COI.OBS AT

Cts. Yard.59'onner Price $1 Yard. Dome Early

ILANKETS. , TOWELS,'UILTS. . . CRASHES..'HEADS. XIUSLINS,

BEADY-MADE SHEETS.:.-.." ••.ItEADY-JIADE PILLOW CASES.

New Fall Dress Goods.

lew.

1 ••' ttiiip

l< Wlmlow Shiulrs. We have lilvch hntiHfnc-nn to Bovcral tuslomen. • r^*l*t us do youri t work. • =-. . "•••..-

Irl.h Saprntltloiis.Sir. lo Faun, writing oa Irish Enpor-itlons, Baya: "Tbo so called tattles ol

ho Deri us (baryings). originated in thoinperstition that tho lost person bnriodas, in addition to his other troubles, tcillay tho thirst of all pnivionsly laid inho churchyard. Where tho water car-ed is proouri'w,ntcr...,carryiug.ralKT"Ori'rTicighlwr, John Hyau, pro-ided two pairs of shoes in his wifo'alllii—a light pair for ordinary wear

nd a strong pair for bad weather."

Looking It l"p. ~Jlothcr—Why, Aenncheiivlivhatovcr

iro yon. doing with papa's big diction-iry? ' .

Aenucheu (5 years old)—I am onlykiriR for my dolly's lost (dipper. Papa

id yesterday you could flud uvery thing1 tho dictionary.—Lej-ehiin*'.

A Dranch E»l*bll«1imcnt.

"You, mo an him b twins—«o much•Uko nobody kin tell as apart 'ccpUnthey knows how. What's tho difference?Only in tho leg.. BUI'S bow lojged."-

M/illiams & BassetLTOWELS, &c.

.25 doz. largo Jacqnanl Towels, 10c.10 doz. Turkish Bath Towels, 83c.5doz; Turkish Bath Towel*, very

large, 89o ' • ..10 dozen Linen Damuak Towels, em

broidered ends, 21c.1 200 yarda all wool Novelty Snitiiig?,

29c, former price 80c.* SO dozen Ladies' All Linen Em-broidered Handkerchiefs, manufactur-ers' seconds, worth from 40c. to O0c., at20c. -

50 dozen Men's Grey Jliied 6hirtsand Drawers, half wool, 40c. .

Ready-Made Sheet.M 0 0 4 003x1)0—IDcr72x00—50c,8UD0-55c.WxOO-02c. :

Special Offerings

Fall Carpets Now In.

PILLOWCASES,.42x88—fie.45x30—15c.

. ' ••. 54x80—18c: "-> .-B Special lot Pillow Cases, 42x30, Oc, o3 f o r 2 3 c . • • • - . .

HEMSTITCHElD SHEET AND P i tLOW CASES..

Utica Muslin Sheets,Bolsters and Pillow Cases.

~AEL SIZES.Live Geese Feather Pillows, 3 lbs

each, 81.75.\Tnrkey Feather PillowB, 20x27. 09c.

Turkey Feather Pillows, 22x28, 05c.

QUILTS, alt grades.Euibrojdered Baby Carringo Blankets,

25.- Crib Blankets.

CRAWFORD, N. J .

Choice Building, Lofefe Sale!W h y you should own a Home Qn this

spkndid-prppertyr-—--—-—-- •—r~-— '•

LOCATION:

Five minutes walk from tlie Rnil1LL. way ^Statio^n

"iu Crauford.

.iAn.efial)linliffll Ujti(^ilwrivx«l;..ipnnposMof elegiiiit private residencesand tho Crauford Country Clnb.

D V A N T A Q E S : ""'" •""•"•'" " .••'•

Pnro air; unsnrpassed- monntainViews; wide avenues; good side-

.. walks; abundant water supply; gius,electric lights; fire protection.

RESTRICTIONS:

^^0pljCifiSS!!lJiS-fltenecessay4ojriaintnfir the chanicter of tho future

.,.neighborhood.. ....-

. Money for bnilding.purposes advaneed to purchasers of lots; easy teniisof re-payment made. , • .

PRICES OF LOTS:

J75O to fl.SOO, according to size mid; location:" Perfect titles' given.

A,beautifully illustrated book, descriptive)f Roosevelt Marior, and other inforfiiation:oncerning the property, may be obtained byppl.ying.to '•/''•: '-.

"cRANFORb,:N. J

SINGER'S IVLZSRKET.J. W. SINGER, Prop.

The best meats to bo obtained in .tlio market iilwilye on li;md, nt low-:: - ' : cat prices, . . ,4, ' '

Fruit, Vegetables, Eggs, Lard and Sea Food.Westfield, N. J.

Fresh Fish from Fulton Market Received DallyAT THE

Westfield Fish & Oyster Market.CLAMS, LOBSTERS, SOFT SHELL CRAUS.

ull'vevlvH In Ormiror«l-,"Tiu-n«myH,

,;,^™v,^

HiitnrilayH,

OAS FOR CRANFORD & ROSELLE.Pipes fur supplying Crauford and Kosclle with Gas have

, been' extended- from Elizabeth, and this Company is ready to

supply all who want gas for light, heat, or cooking purposes.

House connections and setting of meters will be done by this

'• company at a nominal charge. '

A S R A N G E S P l a c e d R e a d y for u s e A T C O S T !

Price for Gas: $ 1.75 per IOOO Feet.

Slizabethtown Gaslight Co.,124 Broad Street, Elizabeth, N. J.

Central B a M pf Hew Jersey, I \FROM CRAXFORD TO EUZABETn .%

NEW YORK, t l U A M >

FROM NEW TOnK TO CIUXFOBn

AM-ion aa. am JI^BJB I "'

8I7NDAT TKAIJTS FROM SEW Yohc

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LeM£h Valley B. B.Time Table lo tOrrt Jnw]|>. l«pi.

TRAINS FnOM.^Ortn^ CRAyiFtmi, to

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CRANFOIRD MAILS. '

LtareforXcwY r.S5p,]]l..'' • ' . '"l«avc for Ibe West—7 50 «. m.. 4 i l p., „ : ' J. I IiEusr IvD.T. VUlttfu.N, DblriLuUngCUrk. -|

HHE MISSES VAIL & UReopen Their School,

279 North Broad St., Elizabeth,

Qn Wednesday, Sept. 26.Primnrr,'. Intenuwliate ami AcaJimic

Di-iartinents.•&•- A-fTO- luinnlinc papili ukrn. For circo-irs opply at theschua'L •.• ', .

NEWARK S KEW YORK (L R. fifJILDINGS.??,.»**. «3d. 838, S1O and Jir.Mlr0.4-t.

Best Shorthand nnil TyjieWritingDeimrtment in the State.

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Yfie Newark Serriiiiary,BOABDISQ USD DAT SCHOOL,

. Si IIIU. STREET.WSSWHITiiORE. - - Principal

Reopens, Thursday, 8ept. 27.Thorough ractboda.of vtad]r.' . *French, the lnnBU&iiP ur the erLool.CiTlillrnlcnilmllslu W I 1 I « I , J fullriw.^ix-clal training; in t-(ini|)O îlioti anil o>ii'.>r- .itlon. \ . .fln̂ M*« In Klorulion. AVslbi-IIc. Cullurr. Ill-ry, .I.IUrnlutv. TalnllnK. Ilranlni;, Mii--:c ,nl thl' IJIIIKUIICCT'. \Primary Dfitarlmettt uniler ̂ ulterior Inslrn'1-tu., A llmitrd nuhiLi-r of l«)» m t i w i l h '

UU ilepitrtntl'iit.

BusinessGqllege323 Jefferson Aye., Elizabeth.

lo thi. rouuuin Urnl forTho New Rapid Easy Short-

hand and Typewriting.

'all Term Opcus Sept. 17.

$75 TYPEWMTER FREE!P Every Btuilent who enters duringptember or OctoWr will be presenttj^rnduation, with — -*• :

$75 TYPEWRITER FREE!tly for circtilara or ail mission |o

. H. LAH8LEY. Ph. D. Principal.

PHIL- JAHN,

Dli.VLER IX

'ainls, Oils, Glass,. Varnish,

CRANFOUD, N. J.

C. VREELAND,Ity Surveyor & Civil EngineerIIAYONNK. N. J. AMI CB.\NrOIII>.

M.J.SriLUX, ¥.caler in Fruits and Vegetables,

OtuuantMtl frrth rvrry d»y.

Deilrrrim In Cranford TDTMUJ"** Tbttir-i) » and SAtanUjTB.

Ilctltlencc CentnJ arcnttr, ̂

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JOHN J. REIDDenier la

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Good Building Brick.. a.

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I havb famished .brick in Westfleldfor the WestfleM Clab House,' Standardbuilding, Heinecke, Darsh and Knr t -hals btuldings and many private resi-dences, and desire, to EXTEND MYBUSINESS TO CRANFOHDT

Eotlmmtea h n l t l u i an all work. -JOHN J.REID,

P: O Box 0. ; Netherwood, N. J.

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SCOTCH PLAINS, ̂ N. J .Crtulicd 8tono for Puiillc Roads andPrivate Orounds. Kino Stoiio for

AValksand Drives, For salo at Fan-wood, %r wilt-be delivered at~ resi-dence. Address,. - -

. John C. Cook,Scotch Plains, N. J,

Orders Promptly Attended to.

JOHNH. SAYRES

4Xn IJKALEll IX •_.... . ,;...HOBSE,J2QUU11IENIS, . .,

148-152 E. Front St., PIolnfleld.N. J .

Woolston & Buckle-,PAINTERS AND DECORATORS

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Ho.. 141 & 145 North ire., Plaii.fitia, H. J.

Taylor's Drejss Cutting School.*• And Dro« Milking I'nrlon*. Kutab.

Itsltitl for two yennt nt 44 HrululHfnH-l,Ellxalicth, N. .!. KvcrytliinK liuiifhtpvrtaininK ti> flivt-clmM rireiwiuiklni:.Gipliia* younBft* 14 tnkfti. Ooatumi'nmiulo, nt reiisoimhln prii-et*. Dny unilevcnlnttcliiKw**, "1'ayinentniiuulot'imy."

44" ItllOAU HTIIEET. EUZ. Mine. J. N.F. Brooksj a r Also 041 llrond Str«t. Ncwurk. . .

McNULTY'8Photqgraph Parlors,

""Tor. Main SChefry Streets,"RAHWAY, N. J. .t 8 i d l o in the Hlhte.

Work KquallyXrtlstlc.-

ESTHBROQKE ;pfrOTOGRHPHIST,

•'.—lib BfiOAD STf.; ELIZABETH.1 *""

.AYll^tlyo .Ifac CllimNKXE Ilpnil^rR .^.DQ/^II-f•at*«:"ArIst»":. ., Elimbelli, X, J .

Agency Universal Patterns,

Woodruff's StagesFor Picnic Pal-Hen '

2, 4 and 0 HORSE STAGES TO LET.Address . . ' . - •

ROBERT WOODRUFF, J r .Look Box 40G,Westfleld.

TELEPHONE CA1.U liV F. ,,

W. W. WENDELL,

WALNUT AVENUE.

Ji V. BON NELL,

CUfTrLOWERS AND PLANTS,87 Broad Street, Elizabeth.

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A tlnit-clrtSH .family Hotel;, also.cvtiry ciilivi-iilfitLi- JoteniertfliUxujoiit of iiriviile-piirlleon short jiotlro. •. • :

C.H..HALE, Proprietor;Tclopliono.'Giiil.'VOJI, Koscllt: .*_.

Broad St., Westfleld, Now Jorsey,(Kvxt door to Welch Brun.,)

' - Denier In

Harness and Horse Supplies.Repairing, promptly and neatly done,

A. & F. CLARK,

BL.UE STONE.JIaiitelH, Heiivths, Rills and SSteps.

Eai t Broad St.. Elizabeth. N. J .

JnHNHNS & RHNKIN,nBAI.KKS IX

LEHICH COALAND

KINDLING WOOD.QJJlcc, IiiHvn'11, Optra Jlnmc Jlf'W.v r .

!"Vnt>itive, to >vrito "Mr Sn-nml-ito aiidono."i y..h»,ip comutimes

Many city people exhibit their igno-ranco of good brwdinBHiv^oingjto n lo-t'iVlUotul ami giving tlio number midstreet of their residence. A notable in-'stance of this i«.ii well known jywehT,1.who, when lio pnts his namo on n regis-ter, which is frequent, invariably puts.his buHUiess addresn after-it- To putHon., (Jen;, (.'apt. or nny other title be-fore a man's namo ouii hotel register isas b a d a s Prof, or Dr.—in fact, it islooked upon as worso by all gotnl hotelmen,. . , ' '

Tho only-except ion to tho nbovo is incaso of theatrical :people, whir put tlioiK\mo of their comjuuiy after theirnames. All profossiunftl stage people getreduced rates ut h'ostelries in nearly ev-ery instance, and /or them to put thenames of their t roo^ ou tho In^tk is agf«-d thing for the hotel people. r It giH'rtto show.that the jierson thus registeringin not afraid of being qm-stioiied as tohis. coniieetfuu with n conipany and isnot trying to get lower rates in a snr-

of theatrical people that there"may" \**Apermjssiblu violation of the rules in/re-gnrd"tti"|'ruttiuK Mr. iH-foroVtliu niiiue.Many stars dô not regbiter, but/ allowMimo oiHM-lsuto do it for them/general-ly tho manager." In Order ( show all|Kiia«ihk' de.fereiieij t - • . • « --••••; •• - . ; . . . : , - •

\ ' All-this, .oioputl \7ith 'til ominous .hiss, was *:alculatis, I threw hî ni ^ix ftvrlrom tho

i gronnd, ii'M M>rii;{t'Lly *Vu\ he-turn over. that l:o uirjeil^o s'tntr 1:1 his lai'k.• Oneouii I i i / t a r t , nothing VTraM in-dncoliim lj#'mo\v. Tapring. int»ddiiig,t^i^'j.i^/^1 ' ' ''tail—all vrui' iu vain.Tin i t l /u-pt -IMI«1 him frtt::i tin- .limb ofa tree/retrt-att'tl a little and watchuLAt iho i'Uil *if tvro.nmmtv* tlu* npti lo

' nuiVed. Slowly lio tanit-»l on his ^pinalt'liluuiu it* tia an a i i s s-unvvx-d tho•̂yiVn îrtt'̂ ' 'flum '̂̂ iS'itiy iV'.'itT.Tî jit''̂ n̂ jyrou^'"'drniiiie.) to tho ground and was making

At my appnr.ich ho di^l again.; AftersunilryprnntU to GrtU r n . Within Krarl..

"Kt;.!.; ::r;' \ery fund « f inu-ic,"* raid(J. 1* Tiiiri]i.;i"if-iif N"» w I%i-d tlutifoars slowly, jn Ibv water ai:il ^nng in .

"ui'UMVirri'weird, wiliVJMriVg'iii a]R^.auliarundiTtuue- Tii me, N ing uiiiuitiaUxl iiithe sjNirt, this ff tmnl t«» Iv a curious,un*i)]ii|i4tniui« nt to a xxil. hunt . bnt.Xwasstill mure. Mirpri-ot wfi«u'f>i»i of ^ho.men prtxluetd i. tlut«- ;uul playctl ou i ta ^uaiiit; K.vin^.tt.» tie'. 'i.r ' : " ' * ; '"~ "Tim fill el i >f theinu>icAvas wxiiitvi-

K ; g ( {'.'And yoii tcrenmed;'" queried one ot

thu women. • _

,|,.,rt;vuk•••.•,\BZnii iii M ^ K Ik;5;,,"ii -

club I've Irt'cii keeping for tho dogmruisAH I rubbed dowu stairs, my husbni|ilninhcil iip, and w*» Collided and rolleddowiiiuto thnkitcliunutitt undur thu ta-ble, anil 1iu ralltHl juo namefl, and Ithuni]>tdjmu, nnd lK'foro I could getout thn dog man -Was gone,' and withhim thn bleWedcvt. dog that Detroit willever know. "—Detroit Freo Press., .

Well Done. " / vOnn"cf tho ninst iiniijuo sjiecimens of

thn courting erixit* on rt'Cunl incurred ata London * ditnu-r party. Hn had longmadu lovo to lu.r, and wliilu at tho tablehn learned from a friend sitting next tohim tliat his rival intended to "pop thuquustiimV tliat very. day. W i t u t viran tolie, done? He was mmr distancn fromher, while flit* dreade ,|,,-. „!,„„._ u,,. ,,1HM,-ian all. „„. ,vhil,, k«pniK op ih- niaintUv air; „„„ ,,f t | i 0 „,,.„ jnhiiMl out'. H./carnwl• witli liium.liup. d o b ami a loiWiiaip-! k n j r i s N l , iM. j t ^ | y '.-rw-piuj. to when.I ;.,„„„ o f „„ , M.a|sK.r,-lyiiig..nlln.r ih.' iuu>i,-. ho itealt| om. of them a t.rrihl,-b!mvon tf. UTWS qut^titaiinf; a no- •

gro wH**yrt in ufm nf th«- ju>Utxi courtsthofitlicr day and witin not to mi** anything •'Tbty'ro call-in nainct* nn threaten to do ono an-other." * ,

'What in i t?" tuk^l thu 1"Alight?" • .

"Nawl J thought they wm Ibut I frontu they're only pngiliW:uhititftou Star.

II I« On*n I"Mru. Bolton U lookingII. What do yon attribato it tor*'The

AMBITIOUS GIRIS.SOME GREAT WOMEN WHO WEREote

08 Elizabeth Ave., Elizabeth..81.00

PRECOCIOUS CHILDBEN.X It i s not troe that m«nJj cbiTaby tebeing purred, cnr and replaced bj ncre

JU tl«Ji»JlniurfnJnc3.andKtreogthhitbeE.rlr Will, Glrl-M with/Bqj*^s(TO.«jJ!"Then lie &at nprfcbt/oti the mew-. *'UmIBat it'a fun—ibis rlayin^ psssum."

; —Kato Field'j W a l l

\ " ' A NEVADA JOKE.

» Was riajrrtl H on an I^ouce' " . Jtlnff 8pori«iii»D. \

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Nothing can bu mdio interesting inpn ordinary way than tho fcto of^praoti.col jokers. Shooters andFpnrtfimcu jjeiicral lywl l appreciate • tlio latest from

- ' Eurekai Nc.v./ lient on" lauding game, avisitor IK Id /ortli-in- Iris hotelwith re-gard, to his ability to brjng quail toearth. Auioiig tliu niidienci wa» ii, v ;tvbo, l)eiiig/»i^i>ort himtclf, was dcsinof testing^/ tlio forcigiier's abilify as aeiiot.,.,,;.;_. ..•,;...«:,..;..:.-,";:.".J. .WV.'-,,-J.,-,......••.

"Wo do not'shoot qnnil," paid lie,''wo baa them, and if' you.'want to «oout yort may do to. tonight aud see.,bet-ter funtban any guii can furnish." . '

-Accortfiugly tho soi disant giunesterjourntyid out from a-KIIIU'II hotel- inNeviula to *-eo thu extraordinary plan byn'lii/'hquail could 1)6 "ba^ed'.* at nijjht-tiuic, The jiarty walked 1 wu mile* intolliii hills and urraiigeil a trap by layingdown 'M' piece.-* of eaudlu* in V shape."Into thin," tiny csplaiiic hold tho i*aek."Generously enough,1 to thu' Itoastingeport.smau wa^-givi'U tliu honor of hold-ing a bag lionud at tlio mouth to! a hoop$o as to catch tlio birds. All tlio others

/lull to lieat Jup*~quaiL For threo hours> the visitor faithfully held Unit Hack,' and

\vhiri • tlio ;htftcnlidlo burned bnT hofound himself in .thu midst of a lonulyvalley, .which was full of doserfod tdinftnand" ijther dangerous holes, two milesfrom anyhou.su aud surrounded by adarkness which resembles a stack ofblack cat*. When ho .arrived at thishotel and found that his cohtiutcrs hadbeen there enjoying tho joko for hours,ho ximply. went tie bed anil Wept. Iiottold his gun next moriiinu and left forCalifornia — a Htatu where, lm nays,

'—:San Francisco Call. ' ] • •.

The, dress nf tho wnineu throughoutSIpnKWKTM v"arjes bnr'hlightl.v, and asno distinction i»f rank e.xists the-onlydilTt reucu iN'tW'een tlio Karmeiits i>f -thi)rich anil tlto pr.Kjj-er chLs-ses t'ousiwU-intho sU|KTior llueness o f tho materialsUKKI, or ' in the quantity or quality ofIhr. orHaiiMiit*—Thcrrdn'SJt'rs'KJiniily'a'long lluwiiig wjiiitrcainiehi/ girdled by "aUai-Sr«»li | '1!Ia(' l i aijdivfhitiiari)Hhu"

8LEPT WITH THE HORSE.

liatitmal colors "of thiof the women

j»Uac!tj;its!i.'-'l!lacl! a'u\hu.'. . . . . . . . . , •• *-.••"-•;••••.•. j i ^ J i i m ^ r i y ^ . .

veart ,a., jW\\jr;..tlSn^-W-ttmr

rows *if liirgo carncliau stones, some' tinics fastened in front by a. massiveaiitifjao silver clasp. -A simple piece ofbladecluth.irt an addition worn oirthohead 1>3'the older matrons. Moiiteucgtola evtrywlicro inountaiiious. As a pre-.caution against invasion thcni arc.noroads,, aud carts aro unknown. Tholjoo, could onlybe taught to cimnt their honest failuresas no many pn>iuiums paid to enperi-cuct>, how much discouragement wouldbe Kivcd and how many ultimato tri-umplH wini! Parents nnd tuachui u donot half appreciate thu value of a fail-

, '. nre, which with tact anil kjuduess isturned to good account, and which intho.cud may lie far more beneficial thana success. Cliildn-ii should early IMJtraineil to cousidcr them not in thu light"of diM'tiuragi-mentu, but ua'tlio lx ŝt iu-rentives ptHsibln.—Hew York Tribunu.

/ ' VoralWe Cold llalli. ^ . :i*coplowh« havu iiervuus prostratloh,

he.nlaches, tliu blues or dysjwpsia,-whotaku cold easily, who are. subject tu ir-ritability, who lead sedentary lives,who need their .wits about them ail' thutiuie, mid who aro uot making thu prug-

the culd 'bath habit. It 4* not only;"""cleansing, but -curative,"'stimulating,

cncouVjiKiug and invigorating. It isbrain brightening, nervuuootliiug, bloodquickening,mid thu" best treatment everlakeii for tbo complexion, dlguttion aud

••••'•tfhipositioiiu—Nuw'York ' W T " " ' " ' ' "

Kid Hllllns.Ilenxl'a ilaugbter of tlio innocents

-was not a circumstance to tho kid Hau-rifico ofli'nsd yearly for tho hand of fair.woiniui. In round iiumlierH U.OOU.UUOidiU aud lambs uro filaughturcd to sup-ply the necessary stock for ono fauiounFrench niauufacttu-cr. Ono skin ill goodcondition ylcMsT thrco Kluvoa, but thoaverage \» nbout 1 >4, or a pair and apair

Tllrotifchu why, i-laslvt* jjlram.. ., ̂ ,: It niiwt'luiimt th« Munny lu-lKhts

Xrar tlje vallryn when* we druun.v^ d • —Chicafo IJsconl.

xpteA their fatA and after ahnrriedfarewell to their mare fartnnato fellow*nrere conducted to tht-jr cella for thelast tiiuo> • , _ •

Some of the pruonen tlept sonndly,ts tbongb entirely unconcerned in tho

I'griia tra?e0y to bo cnceied oa tho morijrow. Kot to Badovitch. Fromsido ti rido of hii narrow cell, l i t e some caged; wild animal, ho parol, listerinc thoi tvhilo intently for the footit«"P of tho'j messenger tha* was to recall hici to

frecilom and to the ioT') of life Tha'• long night passed, all too quickly forj him,- for whom the mt&*iiger fo unac-countably delayed. Ho .had seen Gen.

[ eral Gara?hiiiin in court from day to.j day, and once a plnnco of intelligence,

he. pc-rsnaded Jiimself, ha• •••• ••

' "Come, Dimrri," said one, ''wo allowe nature.a death. As well pay it nowas la'ter. '• .

"Cheer np, comrade," whispered an-other. "It makes these hirelings rejoice

hing to your excellency?" : j to eco yon afraid. V , r"Speak out,..man. Wliat frightens! ' Ha all a mistake.• mumbled tho

•ou now? I bavoTuld you that you have i "retched man. •• Where is General Gar-

lothing to fear, and I can make my j ns''!n"-1:-' " • " - . .vord observed." ' "'Ho_wnercr present at cxecn.Hons."

'That I know well, nnd yet, and | replied the noldur ho addressed. "Ho.„(•• ' 1_______IJHOUHIhi* final onltrsrlast m s h t . ' :

Anil then a melancholy procession K'-'pair to nloye/ towartl the glacis of tliufortress . prison. A priest led tho way,holding afoftj a large cross.J*cfiiry thoeyes of Jhe doomed men,' who followed

"Well?""My lifo will not. bo worth it clay's

inrehaso if it is known that it is I whojave furnisfied this i?ifonnatiouJ_'_

"You should havu thought of that be- .•aro joiningtlielrWwiety. Iseo youlmvu m "ugle tile, their onlmary dress cov

' W t 'n 'a W I t h a '""" u>he o f w n l t e havu-j g y y

oimthiiig t.) suggest. ' What is it?" j t 'n 'a W I t h a '""" u>he o f w n l t e havu-•'That when the seizure by-thn pulico" i"at *"llv a ">«""« »V the living and a

ak.s place no distinction bo made be- ;Snro'«»• th^rammit of thouspicion?"

understdnil you. .Best an-ll h f finredyoivw;ill havo no reason for fear

n. that respect.""I thank your excellency,. .Any fqr-

hor orders?' :.'"' ..'iNono; yon may go. "- ""Tho chief of polico smiled to himselfi the spy took his doparturoV"Aud HO you want to bo treated like

•our Jcllow conspirators, Jhnt. you maylot'bo found out by such as escape, us.3o bo it. You will havo all you havejargain.cd fur,.niy man." .' " •

That very evening tho po^co raidook place. .Taken as they-wera•bynnr-irisu and unconscious of any treachery

thu part of ouo of theiijiumber, thotlo.;.£oterie.4 f̂.>.Htudt>Hts,.:-artiBts niid-

oung doctors found themselves bngged,itliout a siugluexcTption. They indig-antly denied tho charge of conspiringgainst tho government. Their discus-ions were social, not political, they as-uverated. But General Ktirashinin'slyrniidoiifl merely shrugged their ?lionl-

lers deprecatiiigly, parhups incrcduloas-ly. TJiey had lieiir'd that sort of _thingjeforc, aud it had meant Sllieria foriany, if not a more suiiiniary fate,.mtnig thu !32 was lladovitoh,*'SVbo was1BI> among thu loudest in protesting in-mvuee. . • ' • 'Iu a mouth thu trial took place. Rad-

long. even slopu of tho rampart' Tothe-so they were bound in couples,, fac-;.ing the east, now kindling with thowarm flush of tho rising sun,whosecoining was to be the rignal. for theirdeath. Ranged in front of them, at adistance of 15 yard.", "was.a company ofsoldiers with haded rifles, whoso cap-tain, standing a little way apart, heldin bis - hand a while handkerchief, at,whoso fall GO tongues of firewonld leapforth anil CO bullet* seek the hearts oftho unhappy men. . •" .

There was still time for the last scenobnt one in the tragiily beforo tho sunh l d r i a e . .-Thecrowwas-hrfil t>efore

turn. Then a dagger was broken-overtheir Jicarfs, by a soldier dutoiU-d fniiu.tho thoosanits~drawn up to Tfitness thovengi'auce of the czar. At that momenttho sun scrmed fo bound intofipaoe, andevery heart almost Btoppcti. Bat the officer hxs not let tho signalhandkerchief falL Ins'eail the retreatis sounded hail carrieil out hU promisemndreils of documents, many of them p

niinuturo essays, uml most of purely |«»ly too literally. The>pyha« absolutely, free". There is mi taint ofquacke'rj' oF^det-eption; no claim oistatement is'iiiade that is in.'t,l)oru6 ouiby facts 'arid 'living witnesses.

. . . - ' . • ' DR. STAIlKWEATUEIt.: There is not n pennvto pay for thofullest • mediciil ndyice. Dr. Stark-weather ia a graduate of the BerkshireCollege, Massachusetts, and of theMedico Chinirgical college of Philadel-ihia: endorsed also by the College of'hysieiaiiH ami Surgeons' nnd BellevneMedical College of New York. We in-lite all sufferers from whatever cause to-all at our offietf. No. 105 Halsey street,Newark, where Dr. Starkweather is initfciidnnee daily to give examinationmil advice entirely free of charge. It

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p T V .Onr oillee is.ope|),d»jiy Xroni,i0.a..«i.,nt'ji'.'in. Himdays 4 to, (1 p. in. •-

li\-ing at a distance can consults ^ K ; ;

Semi or. call' for "our Book of Testi;itonials. " t:

HOME REA1EOIES,No. 105 Halsey Street.. Newark, N.J.

J. WATERSON,'arpenter- & Builder,

OFFICE ROOM 4, .

Opera House Block. ,Locks Knolis, Butts. Screws, Nuils o

all kinds, nml—

General Hardware for A/c, .,At. JJeiwonable Prices. :

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Tho French -marshal, Turouno, was agreat general, and his character bears

xamination* for nobility. Ho was agreat man. Many Incidents which arorelated of him show his modesty, gener-osity and honesty as woll as his conrngo

nd military ability. A little story of3uo of his German campaigns illuRtratesis rare ncrupulousuess even in tinio of

war. ' ' . ; • ' • • / • .,. -Tho authorities of Frankfort behoved,

from tlio movements of -hi.f army, tlmtO intended passing through their terri-ory. They sent a deputation to him

which_offered him alargoBum of moneyif. ho would alter tho direction of Illsmarch and leave Frankfort unmolested.

They were surprised in inoro ways:han ono by his answer. "Gentlemen,"te. paid, "my coascionco will "not per-mit inn. to accept your money, for I havoever- intended to lead my army through•our town,lf—Youth's Companion.

Frathcrf In Germany.

As , soon as she is • nblo to run abouteach daughter of a German farmer'samily is presented with a litieu bag

i i l i lr j l . w i h , t.% w jajria fltowh'puts all' tlilf ft'afiierH sliocan' plcfi

p. Not tho Bllghtest downy bit escapeser, and tho fioonttr'tjio bag is filled tho

greater tho < pruisa Bho gets from thearents. The bag being full, It ia emp-

tied into a. larger ono, which hangH inho garre* or

aro feathers enough they are mado intoillows or bolsters or, beds or cushions

far easy chairs. Wo wanto a great dealin this conn try. Although wo do noteep BO hiany geeso as rjeriuahs keep,

•hicken feathers aro plentifully strownbout most farms nud xuako good bods.

—New York Dlspatcli.

Slie tV»* Hungry, 'Thisonoon aUiitrcct hoardinghonse:little girl asked if eho uiight hnvon

mall pieco of meat. A veryBiunll piecewas placed on her plate, when nho ro-marked: , •

"Iwaut a pleco to oat, not to lookat!" .

An audible smile travclod aroundanioug tbo boordcra, anil on audible.frown settled ou tho brow of tho land-lady.—Washington Capital.

f ines and Whiskies.A B O V E all others in quality, quantity and assortment

B E L O W all others in prices,, i

BfcOEKER & CO.,contiiino to do n, lively -trade, making friends who stayforever.

,. il'iirc.Olil. jjyp, .Whiskey, ..Gin, Kueiiunel, cJamnica Kuni ^'

..'.- Applejack, Bittoi-s, Etc., E t c . . . . . . . . . . . ) ; r . . '.60c. per .qt. ' v "

Ffnc Old California & French Brandy for family or medical use.',_, .>.','.^^.J'wi.or.Shprry.W'iiiej^lf $1.50,' nnd *3 per ̂ ulibiir" - - -••- •-- •• \ •

Piilutcliok Bittera mid Wild Cherry Hrandy, COc. per bottle. ""*'*" i

All kinds of Imported --Cordials,- Glmmpngiics; Rhino ulid'Fi-cncli 'Wiiie '

Price lint coiiiplete thereof free on application.

Elizabeth Avenfe 7th St, Elizabeth

EVANS & WHftE CYCLE CO.,118a Elizabeth Ave. - Elizabeth, N. J.

2 DOOliS FUOJI mtOAI) STREET.-

gppf|iftMnterial selected mid tested by n» personally, and warranteil to be of

. •..-,. ' the very best qnality. . . . ' 'All Wheefs a n d W o r k ' a u a r n n t e e d for. One. Year I ' .

W E I G H T S F l t O M 111TO 311 IMS. ' , ' •

Agents for trie Steams Bicycles.

STOP A.T THE '

Union County Jiotel,GARWOOD, IM. J.

Iietween Cranforil anil Westflelil. Tlie finest public hbiise on tlioCounty Road. Accommodations for ix'nnanent nml transient gnestH.

—COMMODIOUS STABLESfftTTACHEDr " — ^ ~ —

PETER PATTEN, Prop.

MODEL TROY LAUNDRY COMPANYJjBl'ccKssoii.'Tio

LAGGREX $• CLEVELAJy-l),^, .._..„;....... ,;.

liiysiiiid Tiiurailuys.

GEO.H, DAVEY, Manager,371, 2 7 3 Morris Ave., Elizabeth, M. J.

* WHIPPLE& SON, » :DEALERS IN/

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