The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1889-12-01

/ the country boys have had to sell them for
twenty-five cents a pair when sending them to
market. Western rabbits sold in New York city
last week for twenty cents pair by the barrel.
Two farmers Of Brookdale, named Garrabrant
and Brokaw have retained lawyer to sue the
Essex County Country Club for trespass. They
claim that the scarlet coated huntsmen
their horses over their property, in some in
stances running over and injuring their gardens
| in front of their houses
| Mr.. Ralph Boyd spent his Thanksgiving with
| friends in New York city
| In Hackensack lives fair, keen-eyed woman
who holds the record for the present season in
that popular sport of rail bird shooting on the
| Hackensack meadows. She is Mrs. Katie
Schmulte, the wife of John w. schmultz who is
| private secretary of President Norvin Green, of
the Western Union Telegraph Co., and she
| holds the record upeto date with fourteen birds
| killed within hours time on one tide
| Secretary Kelsey is in correspondence with Mrs.
George B. Mcclellan, IN Italy, with reference to
having her fix the date for the dedication Of the
| Mcclellan monument at Trenton.
| Mrs. Anna " Barcalow daughter of the late
| Culver Barcalow, who was for twenty years Col
| ector of Internal Revenue for the Third District
| of New Jersey, married at her residence in
Somerville, to DR.. j. f. McWilliams, practising
physician, and member of the Board of PEN
| sion Examiners.
| 1t is probable that the fishing in Greenwood
Lake is over for the year John C. Roe, of
Paterson. has returned to his home, and this is a
sure indication that he no longer find his
| favorite amusement at the lake.
1 IN, Of
climbed up the ivy on the tower of Christ
Church, New Brunswick, on Wednesday. Fail
ing to get down, the animals distressing yells
disturbed the neighborhood that night and until
Thursday afternoon, when Mr.. James Parsons
with heart full Of Kindness had the cat Iber-
| ated and set ON terra firma again.
! Subscriptions to the stock of the proposed
National Bank for Boonton are now being taken
| by Mr.. c. DeCamp. The capital stock is to be at
| least $50, 0Oo and there is but little doubt that
| this amount will soon be taken That town is
large enough, with the neighboring country, to
do good banking business, and the great won
| der is that it has not been started long ago.
With push and good officers it ought to get on
successfully.
The Yale Club at Plainfield is arranging for
dinner.
Freehold is experimenting with artesian wells
for water supply.
cong iessiian oersen' VI eaiiiden' VIC Hae
| gone to Washington, is for Reed for Speaker.
Mrs Uzal Tompkins who is visiting her daugh-
| ter, Mrs. Charles T. Clark. of Dover, is very
| interesting woman to those who have, never
seen what a blind person is capable of doing in
| the way of sewing and making quilts, and at
| which she is an expert. Mrs. Tompkins has
/ made thirteen quits IN -FOUR years the last
WHICH % Jua' oons 900
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seems almost incredible that the sewing was
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W S Sharp and A. T, Barber are contesting
for the secretaryshp OF tae SENATE. DOM citi'h
Asbury Park ana ocean Grove win eApeho
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Postmaster Conkln, OF Newark mas received
two designations from Demoeratic ros'oince EN-
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The contract for lighting tne Guy OF beverly
by electricity has been signed oy Inc Enter
prise Light, Heat and Power company ana tne
city OF Beverly, as required oy the ordnance
sar,a r,an arc harm ,nclv ACKNOWLEDGMENT
t4,,t.birso,, dew sold watch at q Trenton fair
last vest
The proprietors OF the Grant Locomotive
Works at Paterson intend soon 10 eseaoAsn d
p..'uS neSa' Sll'.1o' any,
CIV no" 'ei"s '''Ne' - >-'ie''eO
One OF the best farms IN Cumnerlano county
tnat OF the iate Lawyer " D. osoen, ne'i
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