New-York tribune., 1869-04-12
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derry a carving shop large cordage factory the Works
many other mechanical establishments streetears
tyery few minutes The City OF Elizabeth is miles
westward. ferry runs TO Staten Island ana one Is
York Land is worth from 5000 TO 5000 per lot The
place offers inducements 70 manufacturers than to
York IL miles Twenty four daily trains leave each way
Communication per year. $50 (old ratesl'
ELIZABETH
Elizabeth is one ofthe thriving towns around New
York lis population has increased from 1900 more than
$1,000 within IS yoar Ii contains % churches OF various
denominations, 7 manufactures, street railroad
1.-TWO moro contemplated, hotels courthouse and
JAIL large town hail. Insrkethouso with offices, sew
era steam fro engines and Temperance, Masonic and
Odd Fellow Lodges. The schools numerous, incud
ing several select institutions and they are said to be
equal to any in the State country All OF the pripci
pal streets within radius Of two miles from the center
and the others are rapidly being completed in the
manner Inc city Is finely laid out, with most Of the
the suburbs all OF the houses are required
70 Se built Of certain size, in order TO prevent
the erection of tenement houses. Elizabeth contains
large number OF costly houses built and finished after
Jersey RsllFoad station has been opened north of
lsson has been appointed by the State Legislature to
sraghten the old streets and lay ont First
parts Of the city Most of the buildings erected are
worth from 50 600 to $4,000 EACH system of grading
AuG drainage has been introduced which is doing much
encourage people to exDend large their places
More than lsO dwellings and stores have beeu put up
Sm 81 900 10 5000 each Those situated within onehef
9 Of the main depot are held at about as high gnres
range $50 500 per foot front An ordinary house
o. ocOmore or less. Fiftytwo daily trains leave for
~ F-York on the Central and NewJersey Roads. Dis
3i miles, or IS minutes by steam. Communication,
sS' old rates..
nree years ago there but two or three good
no ses Roselle to-day there lined with
bu dings costing from 5000 to $4,000 each.
r. ght depot has recently been erected TO accommodate
r easing traffic Two years ago land was sold for 500
pe acre. within three minutes walk of the depot now
= oos there are TWO churches episcopal and Presbyte
az D. and store. Before many months the local trains,
fro ROsee, thus making the place one of the most con;
We lent TO reach on the road except EhIaoeth Land
pot for from $500 to $50 acre The soil coed for
& iss, and productive Small fruits do WELL Most
c the land In this section is level though rolling in
ces. Distance 10 NewYork, Is miles, or ~ minutes;
r es turn table is being put down by the railroad
upany and hafhOur trains will run from this place TO
E'YOrk IN a few weeks
CRAWFORD
ranford is attractive village OF about 500 nhabit
s. situated on the Railway River in fine farming
lntry 1t has two churches (Methodist and Presby-
lan) public schools, two depots, several stores,
chancal shops. Improvements rapidly being
sde and Crawford like Roselle has fine prospect be-
IT, Lots 50x2O0 feet situated near the depot sell for
@ TO $500 each Those GSea Sa the gSod paRss Tsy of e
worth 81 800 each. The nver banks at this point are
tending southward from the depot TO the river. Other
streets also being built There are 90 commuters at
this place Distance to NewYork i6i les Nine daily
trsns leave each way. Yearly rates Of commualon s4
(old ratee).
WestHed is a thriving town Of about 1000 inhabitants,
eassny situated in the midst of gooOd grass region,
out two miles southeast from the base Of the Blue
BlnEe Of Mountains. For the past few years 1t has
lde rapid growth and from present appearances
there every prospect Of It's becoming pOpulous town
There are four churches Methodist Bap
ts Episcopal three schools eight stores hotel
ra avenues recently been laid ont and boulevard
feet wide Is about TO be built leading from the depot
$50 feet have boen selling for SO and 7 per foot 'front.' or
ied on saturday lots $50 feet deep situated tho
depot sold for from g 10 $ foot AT this rate lots
sums have been expended the schools in this place
and the inhabitants are about introducing water INTO
the town. The streets regularly laid out ana In
many places they are lined with trees Distance to New
York 10 miles, or S minutes by steam Ten daiy trains
leave each way. Communication per year. s65 (od rates.
SCOTCH PLAINS Or EANrooD.
This place is beautifully situated at the base Of the
Blue Ridge Mountains. The surrounding country is
enely located and It produces well Large lnvesineRts
have recently been made at this point by party OF New
York capitalists. who engaged N opening ave-
nues and planting shade trees. &c. year ago the
railroad company purchased some goo acres lying souih
Of the railroad which is now beng laid ont under the d
rectiOn OF its owners, who contemplate con-
vertlDg into park The line OF the railroad is to be
stragtened and the depot removed to the center OF this
property when 1t will be called FanwO0d. favorable
dea Of he work may be formed from what has been al
ready accomplished The streets not all laid at
right angles but they are built form beautiful
curves winding among the trees aud knobs There are
good schools besides churches OF various dcDominsons
and stOres Fine building sites OF five situated
threequarters Of mile from the depot on the SIDE Of he
mountain commanding good views. can be had at $1,000
per Lots 25x5O feet worth from $50 to 500
each. Land adjoining Fanwood Park, within hYe
minutes walk OF the station valued at $500 per acre
Distance TO New-York 2l3 miles, or 81 minutes Dy Ial
daily trains leave each way Yearly rates OF com
mutation, $40 (old rates..
PLAEFIELD.
Plaip1eld is one Of the most thriving towns on The
road II contains 1000 inhabitants IA churches two no
tes numerous stores, bank printing Offices gas WORKS.
young ladies' seminary and several other INSTITUTIONS
Of learning also, Temperance odd Fellow ana NaSonc
lodges Most Of the streets and avenues are hney au
ut and shaded with trees The dwellings iof ,c mos.
art are well built and frequently situated IN the midst
~ gardens or lawns Painfeld is rapidly nng up WIN IN
eaiihy families from NewYSrk ana ohel hab erected
% the mast 10 months Wide avenues are being aia
out running an dssOR bSss S Of IN the fS% Bse Range Of
nn begns With this exception the surT9unuhh
sogntry is beautifully rolling, as lar d as small
.y6 can reach: All xmas d place ' Of residence,
Sanea offers rare inducements for mere one o tobsr SS
ocety and P the S5 eT fresh from DE mqn1taips
h besninI sTs sSenesS SeSn anI expended ow Improving This
lace ana Us tbs psason that tho drives free from
iud Green Brook flows through the tomn, ss a Tnts
ub ~ te other attractions which II POSSESSES %
iuS ~ .t % %sitnaIed within Is minutes walk OF tne u9
m iso s s 900 TO $500 In the business portion OF 'o
lace they nave sS p 1eet with hay window, eight rooms
md lot sxio0 feet, containing Iu re I5,yest Tor
Salged a. so''D distance TO NewYork, a miles or 10
,nInntes by rail. Fourteen daily trains eaVc e"oH '
Yearly rates Of Communication $50 'oiu T"'eN'
pUNELLES.
ooo vas formerly known as NEWMARKET sta'ionl
On, when the railroad company commenced .no. .s -
movements here year ago. apd punt he% rip,so >.
oed 70 Dunellen. NcY-Market vilSge u