Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-11-21

customers. he added. This is an
eXpedient the subscriber hatters
himself, their punctuality will rem
der unnecessary"
Lewis Kelly, of Railway, who did
not mention the line of business he
was engaged in, was more per-
emptory. His Last Notice" told de-
hnquents they may expect to be
dealt with as the law directs without
respect to persons"
A firm which had not yet found the
necessity fora strictly cash business,
but maintained a cash basis, was
that of John & James Brown, who
announced Flour of all kinds,
Queens earthen, stone, hollow and
hardware, bottled cider and New
York porter. salmon, shad and cod
fish, a.so dry goods suitable to the
season-all of which they will sell
low for cash or country produce, ~
strong mems shoes of superior DUAL
ity.'
Opposite the Market"
William Ovington. who described
his location as "at the brick house
opposite the market, on Marke.
street. announced that he had fo
sale "an assortment Of elegant look
ing glasses at from IS to S1z0 a pair
y 50
wines and spirits and dyeing drugs
Matthew Bruen, after relating tn.
details of his $4,000 stock of furni
ture, added: IN. B. Also on ham,
and for sale twenty-five barrels II
old cider, spirits and a few casks o.
peach of excellent flavor"
James Cox, of Railway, announced
having late.y obtained a patent fol
useful improvement in the tannina
business by which the disagreeab4,
effects of cold complained of in thal
business are avoided and the labo'
of handling hides, etc, are reduce
almost to nothing"
He said further mot deeming II
necessary TO enter into a particulol
description of the machinery, it MAJ
suftlce to say that fifty hides ma,
be taken out and put down into tn
lines in five minutes, by two HANDS
at most"
Call TO the Tanners
de closes ms adv erlIsement by say
lnst Il the tdnuels VI .Nen. JeIsv,
VIA come IOrM aIu carly losctner a4I,.
puAcnase, 50 tnaL ne may nave hD
luftnef tfouUle aOOuL ~, Il urdoct4u4.
or Lhenty-nN ave per cCnt. VIII oe Inau,.
1fom Inc prIce ne Aas sou Tor sepa-
raeeiy, ana amy person VINO IS no,
on beng ina ul5eu untH tne macnul-
cry may reasonably save Tue anounl
IN iaooer, proylueu satisfaction is given
as 10 The pay meme Win interest,""
Otnef houses tnan the gentleman :
country seat We're OIered Tor SAFE,
one Dy John y. Ba4dWln, VINO dc
scrlbed ii "A house ana rot now occu-
pied by Peter Faulhonier, conLainin,
one-quarter OF an acre of grounc,
with snoemaker's shop and barn anu
a good wei OF water near the door
situated in the west back street,"
Isaac Grummon, of Lyons Farm
announced that he had for sale two
COWS, four horses and "a number of
articles too tedious to mention
That all was not work and worry
in Newark ia years ago may be in
ferred from this announcement:
James Mitchell respectfully informs
his friends and the public that he eX-
poets to return 10 this town in May
when he intends commencing his
dancing school
Samuel Sayre announced as for sale
or to rent for term of years "Tha4
noted stand for a public house where
on the subscriber now lives in New
ark Its long standing as a public
inn and the beautiful. fourishing
situation of the town will be a suffl-
cient recommendation without fur
ther encomiums"
Runaway Wife.
The suggestion that Newark might
have been the haven of a runaway
wife from Hackensack is to be found
in this warning from Henry Van der
Beck: Whereas my wife, Martinshe.
has eloped from my bed and board
without any just reason, these are to
warn all persons from trusting her on
my account or harbouring or boarding