The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-03-29
ALL OVER THE STATE.

A pocketbook containing $50 was
thrown into the fire by child of William
sherman. Bayside sturgeon fisherman,
on Monday.
Judge E. A. Armstrong has been Sc
leeted to deliver the address Of welcome
at the reunion of the old Second Brigade
in Camden next month.
Colonel D. b. Murphy, Inspector on the
staff OF General William ). Seweil, COM
handing the Second Brigade New JERSEY
National Guard, has been appointed Mill
tary Instructor at the State Reform
School. Jamesburg.
The John II. Butterfoss Canning Com
pany, at Lambertville, has been incor-
poraIed with a capital stock of $50, 900. Is
is within the family of the late owner
whose name it bears. Mrs. J. H. Butter
floss is president, aud Miss Lizzie Butter
loss, secretary and treasurer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Lyon Of Sparta.
Sussex county, celebrated on March Is
their sixty-seventh wedding anniversary.
They were married in 1924 and have since
lived in Sparta. Stephen Lyon was born
in July, 1901, aud Elizabeth. his wife. in
July, 1874. Both are III good health and
bid fair TO celebrate many more wedding
anniversaries.
Mayor Nathan Barnert has been renom-
mated by the Paterson Democrats.
The Pennsylvania Club House, Long
Branch, will be illuminated by 400 eIec-
trio lights.
While digging a post hole at Red Bank
Henry Supp dug up an Indian stone corn
grinder.
According to a recent enumeration,
New Jersey has no less than 5,64l differ
ent species Of plants
The big pipe organ in the Catholic
church Star of the Sea, at Long Branch
is to be pumped by steam.
Squire Hurley, Justice of the Peace in
jackson township, Ocean county, has
held the office forty years.
The township of Blairstown lays claim
to having within its borders more aged
persons than any other section of the
State.
Pennington Democrat-Mrs. f. John
son Chamberlin, of this place, is now
using tne last one of number of table
cloths which We're maae from the fax
grown on her fathers farm. near Lari-
sons Corner, and spun BY her mother
some fifty years ago. Mrs. Chamberlin
also has a number of other articles of
linen which were manufactured from
fl X grown on the old farm once owned
by her parents, which she prizes very
highly.
Sussex Indcpeadent:-On of the most
novel teams Ia Vantage township, aud
for that matter in Sussex County, may be
seen on the farm of James A Buckley,
near the Vantage church. The bulls are
pretty JERSEYS, nearly alike in size, color
aud disposition. They are four years old
and weigh together about 1900, and are
perfectly broken TO all kinds of farm ana
road work. They are driven with reins,
aud are kind, and make most excellent
second team on farm. They are also
used for service in the dairy.
A Somerville firm OF brickmakers are
about to start brick yard near White
House Station. 1t is said to be a good
location, as clay of excellent quality is
abundant
The new hotel which is abont to be fin
ished in Asbnry Park for William II.
Jones viii, it is said, cost not less than
$50, 900. 1t is trimmed inside with hard
wood and is TO be elegantly furnished.
Large quantities of pine boughs and
brush are being shipped from points south
over the New Jersey Southern Railroad,
10 be used in part as material for strength
ening the roadoed OF the Central, near
Seabright, from eneroaehments OF high
tides.