The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1888-11-10

The town viii be painted bright We
million hue next Monday evening.
Don't let's be mean. Give the ietts
carriers chance to wear out that fss
unlform.
It was quite evident thai some Rock
away men were running in Rockaway la
Tuesday
Over four hundred teachers were pres
ent at the Teachers Institute at Ncwto
last week.
Mr.. Oliver T. Crane arrived home fror
Europe on election day-just in time t
vote for Harrison
The Hoagland Battery, of Dover. con
template resolving into permanent pc
litical organization.
The John ]. Boylan Association, of Or
ange, go on a target excursion to Dove
next Monday week
Mr.. Geo. F. Stone has given 5000. to
ward furnishing the Ladies Rooms in tn
Y. M. c. A. building.
All there, Mr.. Surogatel running 10
somebody else in Rockaway is not quit,
like running for ones self, now is it9
this week. Somebody has probably tele
phoned the Banner the information de-
sired.
The funeral of the late ]. Seward Wills,
last Saturday. was very largely attend
ed. Quite number were present from
Morristown
Nelson and Samuel Brant, of Madison,
have leased two acres of ground on the
the Green Village road, of Mrs. E. A.
Burnett, for nursery.
Caldwell. Essex county. Grover Cleve,
lands birthplace, gave Harrison 80 plural>
ity on Tuesday. -Four years ago the same
township gave Cleveland a plurality of 80,
The Rockaway nominees on both sides
made very creditable runs in their own
township. showing the high esteem in
which they are held by those who know
them best.
Mr. T. D. Bullock, proprietor of the
Arbor Vitae Lodge at Succasunna, has his
prize team of sorrels in the National Horse
Show of America. this week at Madison
Square Garden.
For the benefit of our Democratic
friends, we recall the fact tina: some years
ago there was known saline stream, some>
where in some undefnable region, vulgarly
known as Salt River.
Horace Baird raised a couple Of natural
monsirosities in the shape Of cabbage
One stalk has ten well developed heads
and the other five-and look good deal
like the head put on Grover Cleveland last
Tuesday.
Adam Forepaugh, the circus manager, a
few days ago got verdict of $18, 481. on
damages from the Delaware, Lackawana &
Western Railroad Company. for injury to
his circus property in collision near Bing-
hampton, N. Y, year or more ago.
Messrs. John Capstick & Sons, proprie-
tors of the Columbia Print Works, at
Montville, equipped at their own expense
a Republican Campaign Club from among
their employees which did good work du-
ring the campaign and on election day.
And now when will we have the report
of the Legislative Committee on the Nor
ris Plains Asylum investigation? Don't
let the matter slip your minds, gentlemen.
If you do the honest and unsubsidized
press of the State will keep jogging your
memory.
The Ashland and Prospect Hose Com
panies of East Orange, numbering about
1875 men, and Markwith's band, will visit
Morristown on target excursion on Mon
day next. They will make headquarters
at the Farmers Hotel, and perforate the
ozone out Mt Kemble avenue.
The Banner serves notice that the Dems
ocratic Legislature will rearrange the As
sembly districts in this county, so as TO
constitute two Democratic districts and
one Republican, instead of the reverse as
now. That's refreshing, but sounds a
good deal like a burglar attacking bank
with brass band.
The Republican rally at Mendham last
Monday evening was great success. Sen.
ator Youngblood and Mahlon Pitney,
Esq, addressed the meeting. and the MorS
ristown Glee Club rendered some excellent
songs Fx>Collector Phoenix
the speakers and the Morris.
town delegation at his residence after the
meeting.
young Peoples Da, will be observed
next Sunday at the Methodist Episcopal
Church in all the services. Rev. DIR.
Brown, The pastor, will be assisted by some
eight or ten of the Drew Seminary stu
dents, who will deliver brief addresses
and some stirring songs. The day will be
of special interest for the young people Of
the community, and all are cordially invi.
ted.
Christian Rieglien, a brakeman on the
D., L. & W., in walking over the top of q
freight train last Sunday morning, made 9
misstep and fell between the cars. His
skull was fractured and both legs mangled
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