The Jamesburg record., 1899-09-02

"ycoff's grain elevator
Mrs. Harry Jobes has returned from
visit at Long Branch and Atlantic High.
lands.
Mr.. J. l.. Hammell, of Burlington. was
in town on Friday on his way from the
shore
National G. A. R. Encampment be-
gins at Philadelphia on Monday. A
number will go from here.
Mr.. Carr, painter from Pennsylvania,
has moved into town and will occupy the
Horace Brown house, on Stockton st.
The Hightstown Independent SAYS
hard coal has been discovered near
Hamilton Square. This is interesting if
true.
According to law farmer has to pub
lish in newspaper that he allows no
trespassing on his property, and also to-
post notices on his grounds to that effect.
Charles Johnson, of Union Valley, a.
lad II years of age, fell down the cellar
way of his home on Friday morning, and
had his right arm badly cut near the
elbow. d, Suydam attended to the
wound.
Mr.. James B. Pownall has greatly inn
proved the appearance of his new pro-
perty on the corner of Lincln Ave, and
Stockton St.. by removing the front fence
and building handsome portco.
Mr.. William Redmond has a peach
tree on his property which he knows to
be thirty-five years old and from which
he picked nearly two baskets of fine fruit
this year.
The Gravel Hill Sunday School held
its annual picnic at the Chapel on Tues
day and had a most enjoyable day. Be
side big dinner, all enjoyed candy, pea
nuts and lemonade. There was a big
attendance.
Mr.. Ely Perrine, Half Acre, has ex-
changed his farm of 60 acres for brick
house and lot in Trenton. The new
owner is Mrs. Elizabeth Stout and her
husband will occupy the place and engage
in the butcher business.
Doctor Shinn, homeopathic ply
sician, has moved into the house of E.
w. Snedeker, on Sherman st., and will
engage in his profession here. He came
from Hghtstown, where he recently
located.
The ladies will consider their interests
and their husbands pocket books,by going
to G.. M Dawson as soon as they read this |
article. 1t is always time to buy when |
you can save money for your husband by |
buying. He is offering great bargains
for one week.
On Wednesday Mr.. Guy Bennett re-
moved from one of Mr.. Glover's houses
in the Institute row, to the house in
upper Jamesburg, now occupied by Mr..
James Emens, where he will open a
vegetable market. Mr.. Emens moves to
the house vacated by Mr.. Bennett.
Fidelity Lodge, I. o. o. F., is putting
its lodge rooms in first. class order. They
have been thoroughly cleaned, carpets
re.laid, woodwork newly painted and
walls papered. The brothers think they
have the finest rooms in the County and
there are many who will agree with
them.
Don't forget our old friend R. A. Don
nelly, Opera House Store, Trenton, who
is now as famous for his habe- dashlng
as be once was for clothing. He keeps
underwear, gloves. hosiery, neckwear,
etc., for ladies, gentlemen and children
See his bargains in Mems SummerS Shirts
silks, madras, etc.
On Wednesday, September 9th, the M.
E. Church people of Englishtown will
hold their annual Harvest Home on the
church grounds. In addition to the eie-
CANT supper there will be ice cream, cake
and other refreshments, and free mu-
sical entertainment by the local talent
and the Manalapan Orchestra.
Work at the Shirt Factory and Laun-
drv is dull at present. All the Spring
SAMPLES are out but the orders are not
coming in vet. Nearly all the operators
of the factory as we'll as the cutters are
enjoying a vacation, but the ironers OF
the Laundry are working on half time.
But none are growing oyer the rest they
are getting. 1t has been good year SO
far.