Passaic City record., 1893-04-29
Crernate all your rubbish.

SIclldle all your TuDD1SH.
Council meeting Monday even
ing.
Lilac bushes are budding quite
rapidly.
The buckwheat cake is on its
last legs.
"Play ball !" will soon be the
popular cry.
Prepare flower beds for setting
FSout your plants.
Cherry blossoms will very soon
make their appearance.
Oysters will soon take their
customary summer vacation.
Dead birds are no longer fash
ionable articles of hat trimming.
The tramp is now abroad in the
land, but is having chilly time of
it.
A late Spring is better than an
early one, SO don't grumble about
the weather
The way some folks talk you
would think life was one long pain
in the stomach.
The picnic season is rapidly
nearing, but don't get your sand
wiches ready just yet.
Tom Watson has found out
s'where he is at He is a candi-
date for Governor of Georgia.
The whole country will draw a
long breath of relief when all the
scramble for offices is over.
Col. B Aycrigg has left Aiken
S. C. and is now at" The Chest
nuts" Riverdale, N. Y. City.
If a woman can succeed in
making her husband proud of her,
she can get almost anything she
wants.
This is the time when a good
many are house-hunting. while
numerous others are merely in
search of offices.
There's to be many big things
at the Worlds Fair, but present
indications are that the prices will
be the biggest of all.
The various G. A. R. Posts
throughout the State are making
preparations for a proper obser-
vance of Memorial Day.
Society is looking at its we'll
worn sack cloth. Lay it by care
full, fold it with care; cut on the
bias and fashioned to spare.
Mrs. Vim. O. Rogers formerly Of
Ridgewood and now of New York
was in Passaic this week. Mr.
Rogers thinks of locating in
Passaic.
A country exchange recently
published an item to the effect that
ssMrs. Smith is i'll of the same i'll
ness she was i'll of when she was
i'll before
The man who discards his over
coat and winter hannels at this
season runs a slim chance of ever
posing as the Oldest inhabitant
years hence.
The real safety of the country,
in case of a visitation of cholera,
will be in the cleanliness Of cities
and towns and the purity of their
water supplies.
There will be a boom in tea
kettles the coming summer.
Probably never before was there
such a general determination to
boil the drinking water.
The tramp is already putting in
his appearance. Some that recent
ly passed through this vicinity
looked as if soap and water are
scarce where they came from.
If royal crown is to be put on
those Worlds Fair silver souvenir
quarters they would better be dis
posed of in Europe, where crowns
are more popular than over here.
The S. P. C. A., issues the fol-
lowing warning: Cock fighting is
unlawful anywhere in the State of
New Jersey, (private houses in
:cluded). Penalty ST. 900 fine and
two years in States Prison.
Mr.. Alfred Speer is talking of
organizing a Company for the es-
tablishing of a printing plant tc
do all kinds of cylinder work
promptly and correctly. If such
a company could live in Passaic
we would like to see it formed.
The frontispiece of the Maya
sine Of 4Art for May is an original
etching by Percy Robertson called
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