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The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1885-05-02
The Philadelphia Call voices Am

The Philadelphia CaHvolces Am
erican jingoism thus: ''We don'twant
England and Russia to fight, but by
jingo, if they do, we've got the
wheat, we've got the iron, and we'll
get their money, too"
"Oh, why should the spirit of
mortal be proud3" There is no def
mite reason in the world for it un-
less 1t be that he has humbugged
his wife into believing there isn't an
other man in the world like him.
PflsdMg Telegraph.
The dude collar this season, it is
authoritatively announced, will be
narrow and will have the corners
slightly turned down. He will
now have an opportunity of looking
around him and seeing what is 60
ing on in the world.
Office seeker-"I have here a
petition, Mr.. President" President
"Ah, very glad to hear it," Office
seeker-"And | would be glad to
present it to you" President
am very much obliged, but | am not
receiving any presents. Good NOR
ming. ng."-BoskoA Pest.
81 wouldn't be so mean as to
heap Goals of fire on my enemy's
head, dominic" said farmer Furrow
to his pastor. ''And pray, what
would you do them" ooh, I'd just
throw ashes over the fence into his
asparagus bed. That would make
him mad enough"
Ward and Fish are both in Lud-
low street jail. Fish avoids Ward,
and says he should meet HIM as he
would a rattlesnake. Per contra
Ward says: keep him (Fish) as far
from me as possible" 1t is thus that
mutual friends, after dividing plum
der come to know each other better.
a distinguished episcopal Clergy
man in Boston, in a recent sermon
alluded to the distinctions made in
the Rise and Fall of Silas Lapham,
between people living at the South
End and at the Back Bay, and said
that the people who lived on land
that God made we're just as good as
those who lived on land made by
man.
"Nellie, let's you and ! play in
ventor." "How shall we do it,
Tommy Why, you be the lnven-
tor and go in and get some cookies
out of the box, and I'll be the capl.
talist and come along and eat them
ALL" "But what will | get out Of
it2' "Why, you'll get all the fame.
III tell mamma it was you who took
tthe cookies"
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1885-05-02
SPRING STOCK

New Goods Selling At Greatly Re.
duced Prices
Have you seen that immense stock
of new goods that has just arrived at
Lemaire's. There is everything you
think of in the dry goods line, includ-
ing ladies and gents furnishing goods
of all kinds and descriptions. Also
fancy goods and notions of every class
imaginable. And they are selling
them all at greatly reduced prices for
cash.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1885-05-02

I take pleasure in announcing to my
old friends and customers, that I am
still prepared to do all kinds of re-
pairing, of clocks, watches and jewell
ry, also sewing machines repaired.
Charges moderate and satisfaction
guaranteed.
WALTER DAVIS,
Matchmaker and Jeweler,
may5-tf* Battle Mountain, New.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1885-05-02
Important.

When you visit or leave New York City, save
baggage expressage and carriage hire, and stop
at the Grand Union Hotel, opposite Grand Gen.
tral Depot. Elegant rooms fitted up at a cost
of one millian dollars, reduced to 81 and up.
wards per day. European plan. Elevator Res
taurant supplied with the best. Horse cars
stages and elevated railroad to all depots Fam.
II es can live better for less money at the Grand
Union Hotel than at any other frst-class hotel
in the city. ian 23.lyr
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1885-05-02
Notice Of Forfeiture.

Notice OF Forfeiture.
To Lew Grunnagle, lat. Of Battle
Mountain Mining District, Lander
county, New.
You are hereby notified that we. the
undersigned. have expended two hun
DIR, dollars in labor on the Tramp"
mine in which you are co-owner, for the
wears 1888 and 1884. and If within ninty
days from the publication of this notice
you fail or refuse to contribute yourpor-
tion of said expenditure. your interest
in said claim will become the property
Of the undersigned in accordance with
the law. X. OLEARY.
L. DELAEO.
Galena, Nevada. Ian, is, 1885,
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1885-05-02

Job Printing Of every description
will be neatly and promptly executed
ut this office.
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THE CENTRAL NEVADAN.
published WEEKLY BY
DENNIS & ELLSWORTH.


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oh Work. will Receive prompt attention.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-08-14

Do<;0n Globe
He was Western Senator, not used
70 fashionable ways, and was a guest At
Washington ball. Entering a bril-
liantly illuminated suite, he suddenly
stopped, backed toward the door, and IN
Mortified tones exclaimed:
MY Stars I've made mistaken
my dear Senator Black. said the hos
tess, hurrying toward him, ''what Is the
matter? n you look ILL.,
oh, nothing. nothing, only am such
dolt. came near entering this apart
ment through mistake. Please pardon
lne, and show me the way 10 the ball
yoom.D
why Senator, this . the ball room.
What did you think il was 2"
The 1.-The ladies dressing MUIR
INJURED the Senator, hopping the perspi-
ration from bis brow
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-08-14

Nss York saa.
Two Democrats have lately wrcnchcd
the Nugwump soul with unsparlng f.
rccitv. One was w. y. Switzler. Chief
81 he Bureau of Statistics ~ Washing
son, and Aquilla Jones Of Indianapolis
VAS the other.
IA the discharge Of his duty. Brother
Jones turned oct certain Republicans
and nut In Democrats 20 the best Of his
ability. The reason why was that he
found none but Republicans In Office.
and Il was necessary 10 make change.
II hs had the power. rs he should have
haA. We dare say he would have turned
out great many more. The civil SER
vice cranks said he had violated the spir-
Il OF their beloved statute but they
haven't made anything ont OF Jones 90
far. Brother Switzler attempted 20 ap-
point i've Democrats to Office without
putting them through the civil service
examinations. and the First Comptroller
OF the Treasury decided that 1t couIdn't
be done. Thereupon, Switzler was &C
cused OF intending TO violate that uuf0r-
tunate spirit Of Civil Service act. He
responded thus:
II knew that among the thirty-five or
forty employees Of this bureau there
were. besides myself, but one Democrat,
and that Democrat lady! I thought II
not crime 10 have other Democrats II
the law permitted 1t, and was In favor
OF having them, and would have them II
! had the power to appoint them"
II the Government were run on the
ideas OF Jones and Swiizler, the popular
verdict Of last November would be faith
fully observed, and the Republicans
would be turned out.
But perhaps that may happen after all
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m&H IorA Sun-
After paying { weIl-deserved tribute
20 the personal engergy and business en-
terprisc Of Mr.. John Roach, our esteem-
Cd contemporary, the Tribune, remarks :
"Nov can Democratic Administration
BY decisions 30 senseless and unreason-
able as Mr.. GaTland's alter the fact that
the Naval Advisory Board il responsible
for the Dolphin and the cruisers
Nor can any amount Of talk alter the
fact that Mr.. John Roach and his attor-
ney aud adviser, Mr. William Il. Chand-
ler. arc rr-Donsible for the Naval Al
visory Board
That TACT j. the key TO the whole COM
plication. u 10 not likely 10 be forgot
ten by Secretary Whitney. il Is not
likelv 20 be forgotten By the Forty -ninth
Congress.
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ER:S2[sEs2slsz
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nR-his Lecture should Ne In the hands o. every
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dress
THE CULvERwELL MEDICAL co.
81 Ann st.. New York. y. r.; Post ONCE Dol
~ December assh. lsss-ly.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-12-20
AMoNG THE CHURCHES.

Revival services have been the order an the week
Of the Emory NJ. f. Church. Ths Weslyn Eyangel.
lists drew quite large crowds
For the treatest selection, largest stock, lowest
prices and best Christmas gifts go to Baron, New
ark avenue.
"New England supper was partaken Of by a
large number of people at the West Hoboken hap
tist Church one day last week.
Your Christmas dav will not be q congenial one
unless you purchase handsome Christmas present
at Hulshlzer's. 176 Pavonia avenue.
For the best bargains in furniture for you
money, go to Frank J. Hanly, 203 Newark avenue
three doors above Jersey avenue.
The special revival meetings Of the West Hobo.
ken M E. Church we're still in progress during all
OF last week. The services were conducted by Mr.
Bickford, of Grace NJ. &. Church. assisted by Mr.
Joseph Carpenter. Of New York.
handsome line Of newmarkets al G. P. Friend
& Co., 30 Newark avenue.
Grace M. E. Church, ronnele avenue. near Ber-
gen Square. Rev. r. Harcourt d. d Pastor, will
prsach this morning and eveninb. Subject for
The evening. Daniel in Babylon"
Professor J. Foeller. j., the artist penman. and
proprietor Of Foellers Pen Institute IA Newark
enue. has engaged the store IA Newark avenue.
three doors below Henderson street, for New Year
be will there meet all his old friends and writs
NV Year cards. He has selected very large stock
OF finely designed New Year cards. send your or
ders in early and avoid waiting.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-12-20
nIrs. Eyaus,s stor I

Mrs. Ella Evans, wife of the young Penn
sylvania Railroad brakeman who shot him
self at his home on Railroad avenue last
Saturday, writes to the TATTLER to deny
that the cause of their domestic troubles
-wes difference in nationalities True
it is, she adds, "that we had not spoken
for two days. But the reason of that was
my husband had been drinking Tuesday
evening, and came home during my alb
sence, / having gone to the butchers to
purchase meat tor supper, and not finding
me in, awaited my return. arrived some
twenty minutes later, when he inquired of
me where had bsen, and I told him !;
whereupon he assailed me with some I'M.
pleasant epithets, which are unnecessary
to repeat. said no more, thinking he
would feel sorry for what he had said
when he would recover fro M his debauch.
He went out on his train as usual Wednes-
day evening, and returned Thursday
morning early. But / deemed it
his duty to speak first and to
apologize for what he had said
to me. Still, however, I did not
speak to him, and he then went
down to the Office to draw his months
salary and obtained it, and still brooding
over our troubles, continued his debauch
that led to the rash act which has been re-
corded in the papers of this and New York
City. And to the liquor alone is it to be
credited. Ours has been most agreeable
and happy life, and no trouble was ever
occasioned except when my husband IN
dulged in drink, which was not often.
would also inform you that my husband is
rapidly recovering, and under DR.. McGill's
watchfui care and skilful treatment hope
he will be spared to me-"
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-12-20
NOTES from NORTH HUDSON,


weehawken will pay State school tax of So
T44.Sl and County tax Of $1l,b74. "a this year.
Only few more days remain for you to purchase
your Xmas gifts at Baron's, Newark avenue.
The Township of North Bergen has collected
500 1877 90 of the current years taxes
Handsome willow work-baskets at Ewald Bros,
156 Newark avenue. ia ff
Young man, delight the senses of your lady love
by purchasing your fine silk pocket handkerchiefs
and bottle Of perfume from Baron, Newark ave.
A reception was rendered by the boys Of Bald win
Hose Company, of Weehawken, 10 their friends last
Monday night in the parlors Of the carriage house
on Park avenue.
haye Just purchased 5000 very fine, all silk
handkerchiefs, the greatest bargains ever offered
for Christmas gift. Aushizer, l76 Pavonia avenue.
Chester M Bates, of Fairyiew, broke his leg last
Saturday by falling from freight train at Home
stead Station. NH
handsome silk umbrella. nice walking cane,
or pure silk muller will be most presentabe next
Friday morning. Get them at Baron's.
The $50. 900 of bonds issued by the Township of
Weehawken for improvements on the Bulls Ferry
Road. which fall due on January LIST, will be met
by new issue of bonds for the same amount.
Hobby and shoo-ay horses at Ewald Bros, 1856
Newark avenue. very low.
Postmaster Casey, of Union Hill. is to have a
new building for the Post Office constructed on
Bergen Line avenue. 1t will be finished about
New Years.
very fine line Of holiday gifts can be found at
Clark Company's housefurnishing store, SO New
ark avenue. large stock of fine vases can be
found here cheaper than at cost.
Mr.. and Mrs. " lillian Babcock celebrated their
gold wedding in an appropriate manner at their
residence corner Of Main street and New York
avenue, Union Hill, last Monday evening Mrs.
Babcock is niece Of Major John Paulding, the
capturer OF the spy Major Andre. She is seven
years the junior of her husband who is in his 77th
year, The long married couple received large
number CT elegant presents.
Those who desire to get large stockings to fill
with Xmas presents will be able to hnd them at
Baron's. 8 Newark avenue,
sociable was given at the Schutzen Park, Union
Hill, last Wednesday evening. under the auspices
OF the Castle Social Ten.
Christmas comes but once year. Make it Joy
full one by sitting Ewalds', 156 Newark avenue,
and getting your friends the finest holiday goods
to be had in Jersey City. Large variety and low
prices.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-12-20
: BAYoNNE NOTES.

meeting Of the Board of Councilman was held
last Tuesday evening"
The wonderful blending Of colors and the artistic
taste shown In dressing Baron's windows at New
ark avenue. reflects great credit upon the window
dresser.
The Teachers Association held meeting in
School No. 2 last Wednesday afternoon.
Al Moran's o P. B. store, 100 Newark avenue.
holiday goods are going at cost, The Intention Of
the owner is to sell the eptire socR before the first
ofJanuary and retire from business.
Meesrs- Fred. Sleight, william smith and Her.
man Mahnken will represent the Independent fire
Association, of Bergen Point at the convention to
be held soon Of the Citys Volunteer Fire Depart.
ment. M = .r
"At H0men cards, Of the latest designs. can he
ordered e McFarlands stationery and sseam print
ing establishments. 100 Newark avenue.
A fair was held ia the West View avenue Metho.
dist qnureA last Wednesdsy, Thursday and Fridsv
evenings nder the auspices q the ladies Of ihs
church. the fair was characterized by the tact
that no article was disposed Of by chance nor ~as
there the usual undue solicitations to purchase.
Beautiful i the exclamation made by each pass.
ing lady as she views Barona window. Newsrk
avenue. sstvNA@
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-12-20
FIRE ALARMS.

Gardner, of Truck One, still wears HIS straw hat
For Christmas presents go to Wood & Menaeh's.
The management of the Academy Of Music
should be compelled to have fireman on tho
Stage. This is the law In other cities. Why not
here7
Beautiful snow will soon bring out the boys
old sleds. The Christmas season will bring out
the fathers poeketbook and make the new sled
purchased from Wood 4 Menagh look all the
brighter.
The Buffalo system is disgrace. and should be
abolished at once.
Great reduction in prices of double bach and
front scarlet medicated underwear at Hulshizer 8,
176 Pavonia avenue.
Tie members Of Engine Three hold their annual
supper New Years Eve,
Don't fail to examine our Newmarkets and cIoaks
for ladies and children. Friend L Co.'s dry goods
house. 40 Newark avenue.
KaIey.o of Engine Two. has opened his new
museum.
Great selection of roller skates, all sizes. all
makes and prices, at Wood Menagh's.
Murdoch. Of Engine Four, handles his team in
fine style.
The greatest bargains of the season in under
shirts at Hulshizers, 1T6 Pavonia avenue.
''Chin" Mulligan, of Truck Two went on stiII
hunt for a turkey. but failed to connect
Your table will look bare unless you have some
silver ware upon it. Get it from Wood MenaQh.
The members Of the p. r. R. Ere Brigade need
little instruction regarding the location of the
fire alarm boxes.
Get your handsome carving sets for your Christ.
mas turkey from Wood Menagh.
Drop in at Ne. engine house and see Oman do
his clothes line act.
On your way from the Erie R r. ferry stop At
176 Pavonia avenue and examine Hulshizer's great
Christmas bargains in gents furnishing goods.
Foreman Archibald, OF Engine No. rode homo
on the tender from box 70. How is that9
The snow has not yet arrived, but you can pur.
chase your Christmas sled for you boy or girl from
Wood & Menagh.
culbert. of Engine No. 8. is good judge Of hen
fruit.
The greatest yet-large blackboards mounted on
fine easel for s5c, at McFarland's $50 Newark ave.
With the new Foreman, Engine No. may be
made good company.
Go and see one of Hulshizers 500 silk mufaers
at 176 Pavonia avenue.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-12-20
MILITARY NOTES.


The great JOY Of the small boy. 'our Hero
General Grant-Whan, How and Where He Fought"
in words of one syllable; 800; at McFariand's.
$50 Newsrk avenue.
First pieutenant Bowley. of Company G. Fourth
Regiment, will soon start for Florida, where he
will spend the winter He Is in hopes that the
climate will improve his health.
Norris. the tailor. Montgomery street, guaran
tees to ft his customers. supply amer made pair
of panta and better material for $500 than any
firm in New York.
Newmarkets at G. P. Friend l. Co.'s dry goods
house.
The Board OF Officers Of the First Regiment, De
par,ment Of New Jersey. met last Wednesday
evening. They will meet shortly for the purpose
OF electiEa new staff officers.
SILK mufiers for s1.0o each. Finest in the mar.
kettle kAvonia avenue.
Ali the latest styles in collars and cuffs at Hui
shizer's. 176 Payonia avenue.
On account of the III health Of Lieutenant Bow
ley, Second lieutenant Aymar win very ltfeiy be
elected Captain Of Company G. Fourth Regiment
New Year cards printed while you wait, for $50
per dozen, al McEarland's, 1So Newark avenue
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-12-20

Theimmense crowd upon Newark avenue
was greatly startled last evening at the
promenading of both large white and
black bear. The young man who had
them in charge and made them perform
was very much startled at one of the ami
mails getting away from him. His attention
was so much taken up with the actions of
the white bear that be did not notice the
black one walking off in the direction of
the railroad track, which was near to where
all were standing The crowd was too
much frightened at the animal to allow
them to interfere in saving the black one,
that was run into by an empty train which
at this moment came along at terrific
speed. The engineer, Mr. Ball, was unable
to thoroughly stop his train before he
struck the animal, but general smash-up
was avoided. The engine, tender, baggage
car and sleeper were derailed. The en-
ployees of the railroad were summoned
from all directions, and the wreckers
finally succeeded in placing the cars upon
the track with but short delay and without
damage to the cars. The most curious
part of the entire affair was that the bear
who had caused all the trouble was only
shaken up little, the cowcatcher having
lifted it entirely clear of the track and
thrown it aside. The boy who had charge
of the animals was fearfuily scared, but as
the entire accident happened in the large
WIN ow of Marshall & Balls clothing house
at IS and so Newark avenue, the damages
were easily repaired, and no persons were
hurt. although the crowd packed the side
walk SO densely that the aid of the police
was invoked to enable passes-by to proceed
in their different directions.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-12-20

On Christmas Eve the Scottish America n
Athletic Club, one of the strongest organ
izations of its kind in the country, will hold
a grand ball at St. Johns Hall, which, if
anything like previous affairs run off by the
club, will prove very enjoyable. The hall
will be tastefully decorated for the occa-
sion with flags, evergeens and bunting,
and will be brilliantly illuminated with
Chinese and colored lanterns. The Floor
and Reception Committees will be COM
posed of young men who are well versed IN
society matters, and who will, therefore.
be more able to add to the comfort and
enjoy ment of those who attend. Prof. T.
j. Dryers full orchestra will furnish the
music.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-12-20
Pioneer CounoiI No. az. IA.


The eighth anniversary of the institution
of this well known Council was celebrated
at Hiram Lodge Rooms on Thursday even
ng with one of the best musical and
literary entertainments ever given in this
city. Grand Vice-Regent Emmons acted as
chairman and in the absen of pro-
grammes, announced the various artists.
After violin and piano Duet by Mr.. Free
man and Bro. Pitch, Bro. Emmens de-
livered an elegant address on the Royal
Arcanum, it's objects and benefits; and
later on, recited the poem entitled .sLasca."
quartette, consisting of Bro. Pitch and
the Messrs. Carrick, Adams and Harris,
rendered several exquisite selections. Mrs.
E. w. Hodsdon gave several ROTATIONS in
her usual excellent manner. Bro. E. W.
Hodsdon also recited two pieces in geod
style. A number of other artists who par
ticipated in the exercises were we'll received
and vigorously applauded. Harry Buch-
anan convulsed the audience with the
letter scene from Handy Andy; also the
Pledge at Spunky Point, in which he re-
aected rather severely upon the bibular
capacities of Bros. Emmons, Hodsdon and
Nixon. Bro. Pitch made very satisfactory
accompanies as well as soloist and did much
to assure the success of the evening. Bro
McIlvrid and his committee deserve great
praise. Some excellent refreshments
finished this most successful affair.
In 7
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-12-20
SOCIETIES AND LODGES.

Pioneer Council. Royal Arcanum, celebrated her
eighth anniversary at Hiram Lodge Rooms last
Thursday evening.
Don't forget that Hulshizer, 176 Pavenia avenue.
has splendid silk suspenders at 50c and the great
est bargains that gents can find.
5000 more Tx handkerchiefs at the greatest
BARI aims ever offered in Jersey City The prices on
these goods cannot be beaten in New York or else
where. Hushizer. I76 Psvonia avenue.
Eagle Lodge. No. So. f. A. NJ elected the fol-
lowing officers at their annual communication.
held ct tie lodge room III Pohllhans Hotel last
". r Cowan; !. W.. August Voldenaur; s. D..
Charles AIen; !. O.. Thomas Wall; Secretary. b.
Rogers Treasurer. Charles W. Eoi1 After the
election surprise was given 10 Past Master
Thomas Seward, P NJ. Perry T. Cumberson, OF
Bergen Lodge. No. At, in behalf Of The members 81
Eagle Lodge, presented him with an elegant gold
watch. Mr.. Seward accepted the gift In 1 few well
chosen remarks.