Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-12-22
the Elizabeth Daily Montcr.


the Elizabeth Daily Momtcr.
MONDAY DEE EMBER %, 1873.
T.lE w aTHhR .o-DAY.
The signal otIir, predicts for the mid
dlt. states less pressure, with continued
low Temperature, the winds i'll the lake
region and i'll the interior OF the middle
states shifting to southcriy, with cloudy
weather and possibly areas of light
SLOW. For the middle and east Atlantic
coasts continued low temperature, with
light northerly and westerly winds and
but little cloudiness during the day.
A MAN named William Flynn died at
an early hour this morning, on Magno-
Tia avenue, near First street His death
was very sudden.
For fine groceries go to j L. Adams
old established store, corner Of FIRST
street and Broadway. Goods and prices
to suit the times.
SATURDAY was improved by many to
enter into contracts for turkeys and 9TH
er luxuries, preparatory to the Christ
mas feast
THE alarm OF fire on Saturday evening
was caused by the explosion Of 4 lamp
at Mr.. KellogSs, on Second street, near
Broadway. Damage triAing.
If you want to make sensible and
handsome Christmas present, go to
Hills gallery, 81 Broad street, and sit for
one OF his fine mezzotint photographs.
THE smallpox is said to be prevailing
TO an alarming extent at Cranfold and
Westiield. In the former village four
cases are reported--in the latter, eight,
For choice cut flowers, and plants
and flowers in pots, to ornament your
home, call at Mr. Does greenhouse, at
the corner of East Grand and Spring ST.
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II you have not selected your articles
for Christmas gifts, improve your hours
MS doth the industrious bee when clover
blossoms exhale their fragrance. Defer
not until tomorrow the duties of to
day.
SOME one took the trouble to ente
the office OF Squire Noe, on Broad St,
some time between Saturday night and
Monday morning. Nothing was stolen.
The thief mndo q bed of quantity OF
books. A drawer WAS pried open.
THE change of W. ather is highly graf
flying to all are who we'll clad, and have
comfortable homes. Those who have
but little clothing and less fuel, are OF
course pinched but they will probably
be blessed with better health than would
have heen their portion had the un-'
wholesome weather continued.
WOODRUFF, the auctiopeer, will sell,
to morrow ut one o'clock in the after
noon, ut his new sales room, No. IL
Broad street, near Library hall,
large and fine assortment Of house
furnishing goods, comprising every
thing in tho line. Also, lot of
harm IS, sleigh, etc.
REV. J. B. Graw, d ID. G. w. c. L
Of the Good Templars of this state, will
lecture on temperance, at the Fulton ST.
Methodist E. church, to morrow even
ing. The meeting will be under the
auspices of Prosperity lodge of Good
Templars, and an earnest invitation is
extended to all friends of the cause to
attend, at half-past seven O'Clock.
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DAY broke upon our view auspicious-
ly this morning. We hurried down
stairs, when the door bell rang, to find
an excellent turkey, with card attach
cd, conveying the glorious intelligence
that it was Christmas gift, for
MOTHER. IN Law.
Let other prosperous boys go aud do
likewise
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The Bible the most excellent book, "
was the theme OF an admirable discourse
by Rev. Mr.. Gallaher at the Broad
street Baptist church, last evening En-
inent jurists, po' IS and others have ac-
knowledged that they were indebted to
this fountain for their noblest aspira-
tions. Holy people, in all ages, had
looked to the word OF God for consola-
ton and support, The speaker quoted
largely and made very happy impress
sion
A YoUNG gentleman in the First ward
. Gently finished handsome specimen
OF wax work, upon which he had
be, n to work some tive years. 1t repre-.
sents q cross and anchor, completely
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