Passaic City record., 1892-09-03


Rev. M. Vail of Waverly Pa. was
in town Monday of this week.
Mr.. F. A. Soule and family are
home from Keuka Lake, N. Y.
A cold winter and high priced
coal begin to stare us in the face.
How rapid is the approach of au-
tumn, with its glory of brilliant
foliage.
To-day will prove a big one in
the history of the Passaic Athletic
: Club.
"To Niagara Falls and Back" in
another column will prove inter
esting reading.
The slight change in the form
of the RECORD will explain itself
in a short time.
Many of our subscribers are in
arrears. Kindly remit, or notify us
to discontinue sending the paper.
Mr.. John Post moved into his
new house on Bloomfield Avenue
and Randolph Street on Wednes-
day.
We regret to learn of the serious
illness of the all-around christian
soldier and warm friend, Thomas
F. Outing.
The Ramapo Valley has been
well filled with summer boarders
this season. 1t is a delightful re-
gion either in summer or autumn.
The Goshen Cornet Band have
ordered a new uniform, and they
expect to wear it for the first time
upon their trip to Passaic with
Dykman Hose Co No. 8, Sept. 5th.
Mr.. ]. T. Granger and family
have returned to their handsome
residence on the Hill after spend
ing the summer delightfully."- at
their cottage at Patchogue, Long
island.
We acknowledge receipt of cor
dial invitation to be present on
Monday at the Dinner to be given
in honor of Dykman Hose Com
pany by Passaic Steam Fire En-
CINE Co. No /. :
Under the careful management
of "Dick" Sisco the business Of the
United States Express Company
in Passaic has steadily increased.
The company runs two wagons
and renders excellent service.
The Hecker Milling Company
corner Cherry and Pike Streets,
New York, and manufacturer OF
several of the celebrated brands of
flour sold in Passaic. has mort
gagged its plant for S., 900.
Cornelius Post of Lincoln street
is preparing a Republican flag
pole IS feet long for the Repub-
licans of Bergen County. The cry
is if they, the R, can carry
Bergen Co. they can carry New
Jersey.
1t is reported on good authority
that there is such a rush in the
dental business in our city that one
of our enterprising manipulators
is about to accept the mutual ar
Tangements of a partner -" for
better or worse
No one can complain that we
have not had sufficient lightning
this season. and also an abundant
number of flies, sufficient to keep
the hands of our bald headed citi-
zens skirmishing in mid air almost
constantly, in the vain endeavor to
keep them off their shiny skalps.
The Council has not held a
meeting in nearly month, nor is
it likely to hold one until Monday,
September 10Th, unless a special
meeting is called. There was no
quorum at the last regular meet
ing and the date of the next is
Monday, Septembers5, which is
Labor Day, legal holiday.
A young lady wants to know
how to make mot enough out of
!. the word enough" That is easy.
\ III ii done by transposing the let
&rs and arranging them into two
words. Take the third, second
and first letters for the first word,
\ the sixth, fourth and fifth letter
for the second and we have some
thing that is not enough for any
4 Rirl frAison Patriot
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