The Jamesburg record., 1899-09-16

''0iVihk lTIeUuS In Prl0cotOn
Mr. J. Edmund Marryott is quite III
with symptoms of pneumonia.
Rev. F. B. Everitt and family are
guests at the home of Mrs. Gertrude
Forman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Larzelere. Of
GAINESVILLE, Ohio, are guests of Mrs. I. S.
Voorhees,.
Miss Eliza Young, of Middletown, Pa.
is visiting friends in Jamesburg and
Englishtown.
Miss Rebecca Paxton, who has been i'll
Tor SO long time is in a condition very
alarming to her many friends.
The Borough tax rate this wear will he
S1.84 per 500; that of Monroe Township
will be 81 .58. These are both increases.
Miss Fannie VanNostrand returned to
her home in New York on Monday, after
spending her vacation with Miss Clara
Conover.
The next event of Importance and
pleasure will be the Interstate Fair, at
Trenton, from Sept. 25th to 29th. We
will see you there.
The engine and boiler formerly in use
in Wyckof's mill, has been sold to Mr..
Samuel Fryer, of Hightstown, who will
utilize it to furnish power for the ma
chinery of his shoe factory.
Mr.. Samuel T. Dawson will sell his
live stock, farm tools, aud household
goods at public sale, at his Lake st. res
idence, on Thursday, Sept. 81, at one
O'Clock p. M. A chance for bargains.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Lloyd, of the Re-
form School, returned Tuesday from a
two weeks vacation. They visited re-
latives in Norristown and Ashland,
Penna. No, he was not taken for
clergyman-not this time.
Mr.. H. w. Plummer, who was for
merIy night watchman at Helmetta, is
now employed in Pownall's Iron Works.
Mr.. Benjamin Sutton, who formerly
worked in the shirt factory, is also in the
employ of Mr.. Pownall.
Those farmers who do not intend to
allow trespassing on their premises with
dog or gun, will do we'll to bear in mind
the law on the subject, and give notice
to that effect in their local newspaper
and post notices on their farms.
a vi,
this week from badly swollen eye. AT
first he thought he had been stung by a
bug as he slept, but his doctor says it is
simply ease of disoTdered blood in his
system. He is better.
The F. H. Pownall Iron Works are
rushed with orders for hosiery and dye
house machinery to the extent that the
force has been increased and they are
working night and day. Mr.. Pownall is
turning out some excellent machinery
and the demand is increasing daily.
G. M. Dawson don't claim to be great
magician, but, though you couldn't put
a suit of clothes in your pocketbook, he
can show you how to get snit out OF it.
And it won't cost much money. either.
He will sell for one week (if they last that
long) some Winter clothing left from last
year, at prices like finding n-oney. Go
and buy suit for yourself or your school
boy.
Koblenzer & Dazian have prepared
plans and specifications for their new
laundry building and called for bids from
contractors. They have planned to ex-
tend the southeast wing of the big
brick factory, two stories high and place
the laundry in this wing, using part OF
the present building. 1t may be, how
ever, they will build large frame build.
ing on the site we named last week-the
matter to be decided after the estimates
are in.
Mrs. Gertrude Forman. of Hoffman g
Station. has been sufferer from blood
noisonipg-tbe result of spider bite.
She felt a sting in her arm, on Tuesday
morning of last week, scratched it, and
then the arm swelled, grew painful and
numb and the body almost lost conscious
ness. On examination of the night
dress she had worn in the night white
snider was found in the sleeve. DIR.
Applegate attended the lady and after
diligent treatment has overcome the
venom of the poison and the lady is re-
covering. This seems year remarkable
for the bites of venomous bugs. In no
voor nravious have we heard of so many