Passaic City record., 1891-06-20
Brief Matters Of Record.

Now preserve your strawberries.
The swimming season has opened.
The collegiate nd-Commencement.
These are the longest days of the year.
The Main man Of the day-James G.
Blaine.
William Walter Phelps is reported i'll
at Berlin.
July Sth is the date of another wedding
in Passaic-
Pipes that are never smoked-Those
in an organ.
Mrs. S. NJ Birch and daughter are
visiting friends in Illinois.
During hot days all draughts will be
duly h0nored at Tins office.
Capt Hendry has resigned from the
position of health inspector.
What's au a name? Here's Chlli always
in hot water Chicago Meas.
We are glad tosee Mr.. Peter Heiagers
able TO appear on the street again
Miss Eva Pqpple and Miss Josie Hale
have returned from Rye Seminary
ne aOlKIN SOu OI TsLOS dlNd lu<1l y
Vreeland dSed last Tuesday evening.
Miss Edith McGibbon. who has been
at CornwzlLon- the Hudson, is home
again.
Mr.. #. A. Marsellus of the Passaic Ma
tional Bank, has returned from his trip
south.
The Passaic Athletic Club viii play
the H. B. Claim Club, OF New York,
this afternoon.
One hunhred lady riders viii Eartici-
pate IN the Wheelmen's parade at Brook
1yn next Saturday.
The annual convention of the Grocers
Protective Association will be held at
Asbury Park July sth.
The RacaRD contains eight pages of
the latest NEWS, literature and mzthers m
general-aM 6or three cents
Notwithstanding the intense heat the
City Fathers disposed of considerable
business last Monday evening
The German Baptists will hereafter
hold services in Valentine ReiserS new
hall on Second street near Passaie.
Fifty Columns to Temperance in
the REcoRD last week created quite a
STIR Indeed? We thought it woaid
Mr.. A. T. Zabriskie has rented house
at Belrnar where his family will spend
the summer. he joining them on Sundays.
The editors of country papers do the
most work for the least money of any
men on earth--Greene IN. W Ass<1s-
cam
The annual excursion of Rev. Father
Sheppard's parish promises to be, as
usual. an enjoyable affair. The date is
July 9th.
Mr. Bert Cr0unse is home form his trip
to Central America and his sister, Miss
Nettie has returned from Strathmore
Seminary.
A southern contemporary sagely OBJ
serves that good way to help kill your
town is to patronize every peddler that
comes along.
There will be meeting in the w. e..
T. U. Hall Monday evening for the pur-
pose of arriving at plan on which all
friends of the cause will unite.
Mr.. C. G. Hanks removed portion of
his furniture to Catamount near Sing
Sing N. Y. during the past week where
his family will spend the summer.
Special tax stamps for the year begin
ming July I, 1891, are now ready for deliv-
cry. Taxpayers are notified that they
are expected to procure those stamps be-
fore June goth.
In the service at the Methodist church
tomorrow morning Pastor Crawford will
speak of "The Weekly Rest Day, and
to make his meaning clearer and more
memorable will use painted chart.
AS the law provides that the star which
represents a new State on the national
flag shall be added on the 4th of July
following its admission, Wyoming will
not be represented until after Independ.
ence Day. when the flag will have forty
four stars.
g Our Doctor would rather pass a
whiskey drinker than cigarette smoker"
said the manager of big life insurance
company because he believes that
there are more chances of man living
with hardened liver than with a soft
ened BRAIN
Chatauqua Lake is the title of a
superb series of views bound up in hand
some booklet form just issued by the Erie
Railway Company. Copies and special
information may be obtained from Mr..
w. c. Rinearson, General Passenger
agent, 81 Cortlandt street, New York.
Our Temperance column this week is
as interesting as ever and will be found
on page 7. The Sunday-school lesson
and other religious reading is on pages
and 6, and the thrilling story by Robert
Buchanan is continued this week on and
page.
"A new device for keeping dogs from
rubber ball filed with ammonia and pro-