The Jamesburg record., 1894-03-31
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Boourgh election on Tuesday afternoon
next.
The first of April falls on Sunday.
Beware Take care
The Christian Endeavor society of
the Presbyterian Church will hold a
"Social y in the Chapel rooms, on Fri
day evening next, April 9th.
Our citizens are agreed that it is time
for police protection and the lighting OF
the streets at nights. We believe our
Borough Commissioners will act accord
ingly.
The annual report of the Borough
Commissioners is out and it is clear
concise statement, showing just how
every dollar was spent. All our voters
should read it.
There is no buster place in town than
C. M. Davison's store. He is daily illus
trating A. T. Stewards maxim, that IF
you keep the goods the people WILL
come.'' His trade, like his stock. is
widening every year.
The Cake and Flower sale at Mrs. j..
l.. Suydam IS, on Saturday afternoon last,
was well attended and netted the organ
fund $23. The social features of it were
very pleasant, and it is evident that they
are deservedly popular.
AS will be noted on our second page
the same Reform School trustees whose
terms had expired were renOminated by
the Governor and confirmed by the SEN
ate. The trustee from this county was
Hon. James M. Parsons, and he has
been re-appointed.
A load of young people from James
burg, comprising about seven couple,
went to Franklin Park on Wednesday
evening and enjoyed sociable at the
residence of Mr.. Abe Beekman. They
spent very pleasant evening and got
home early-in the morning,
That shrewd horse dealer, l. S. Evertt,
of Cranbury. announces another public
sale of horses at his stables on Friday of
next week, pril 9th. He says his last
sale was one of his best-the sales were
large, and though the prices were not
high, yet he is satisfied to sell close to
cash buyers.
We have received from Mr.. Elmer j.
Rogers, of Hightstown, a very pretty
little song of his own composition en-
titled 'Flirtationn AS this song ends
in very orthodox fashion We have no
hesitation in recommending its use by
any and all singers. This kind won't
hurt any one. Wehope Mr.. Rogers may
reap good profit from the sale OF his
song.
This week we again present to our
patrons that old and reliable firm
Strawhridge & Clotbier, of Philadelphia.
If you want dress goods, household
linens, ready-made underwear, dresses,
coats or jackets, upholsterings, shades,
curtains, mattings or carpets, we know
of no place where you may buy to better
advantage or buy better or more satisfac-
tory goods. Old customers need no adj
vice-once a customer always Gus
toner.
The annual meeting of the congrega
tion of the Presbyterian Church OH Fri
day evening the 23d, elected AS trustees
for the ensuing year: John D. Courier
s. G.. Young. T.. S. VOORHEES,, r. M. Coles
G. f. Paxton, j. s. Clayton, G. g.
Dawson,
The Bicycle Club met at Fidelity Lodge
rooms on Thursday evening and held an
interesting meeting. 1t was decided to
rent the Smock house for club head
quarters and to place the same in the
charge of janitor. The next meeting
will be held on Monday evening when
all those desiring to formally enroll
themselves as members must be present
and pay the So Initiation fee. About
twenty-five persons are already on the
roll. 1t is hoped there will be good at