The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-03-21
PERSONAL.

AS everybody supposed, James ONeill was APP
pointed TO III the vacancy in the Surrogates chair
caused by the death Of Surrogate McAvoy.
It will pay the readers of the TArrLER to examine
the Marshall Ball Co. advertisement which viii
appear in the advertising columns next week.
E. W. Harrison received letter from abroad on
Monday, which was brought over by the Inflated
Oregon.
Rev. Oscar Broome, of BayonHe has been miss
ing from his home since March 18th.
1t will pay the rerders Of the TArr1ER to examine
the Marshall-Ball Co. advertisement which will
appear in the advertising columns next week.
O. E. Kopetchny Jr and E. Fellmer Kopetchnv.
the two eldest SONS of DR.. q. Kopetchny, are both
full-hedged physicians, the former from the Uni
versity Of New York and the latter from the Belle
yue Medical College.
1t will pay the readers of the TATTLER to examine
the Marshall-Ban Co. advertisement which viii
appear in the advertising columns next week.
The Rev. Charles Herr. the new pastor Of the
Bergen Presby terian Church. was rendered q re-
eeption in the church parlors Thursday evening.
under the auspices Of the Ladies Society.
The Rev. Father Carroll Of st. Marys R. O.
Church, who has been in ill-health at ST. Francis
Hospital for some months. will sail for Havana on
the first of April in search Of better health. He
will be absent about month, and will return to
st. Mary's when able to resume his pastoral dulles
1t will pay the readers of the TArTLER to examine
the Marshall-Ball Or, advertisements which will
appear in the advert ng columns next week
DR.. Buckley, formerly ambulance surgeon at the
City Hospital, has been promoted 10 the position
of House Surgeon, and Dr.. w. s. Boyd, Jr. snc-
ceeds him as Ambulance Surgeon.
1t will pay the readers of the TATTLER to examine
the Mars hallBall Co. advertisement which will
appear in the advertising columns next week.
Rev. Howard Henderson lectured in Bayonne
last Tuesday evening before large audience on
The Swords of Grant and Lee"
The digestive organs are always assisted and
never impaired by partaking of meats OF poultry
from symes's market, 104 Newark avenue.
Il looks as though DR.. l.. N. Quimby was being
boycotted all around. n 4tS
Mr.. George Lehman, of Union Hill, is in Paris
Lawyer E. D. Deacon is seeking recreation in the
South.
market Your mouth will water while examining
1t. 104 Newark avenue.
Andrew Hoeffel carried of prize at the chowder
party of the Keys Social Club, of the Heights one
eveaing last week for being the gourmond Of the
party. -
always contains nothing but the best meats that
can be found. 1Q4 Newark avenue.
Ex-Congressman HardenberRh delivered his
lecture ''Unwlitten History, before the State
Normal and Model School, in Trenton. last Friday
evening.
America and the Americana was Iect1;rsfI o,,
by the Rev. II. NJ. Gallagher in the North Baptist
Church last Friday evening. ID 80
Steamboats, collide. but the pri at Frank
Haulys furniture store have smf sd all opposi
ton long ago. 203 Newark avenue, three doors
above Jersey avenue.
Rev. John Atkinson lectured to q handful OF
people in the Park Reformed Church Sunday
school room Friday night
The Legislature revise and make laws but Frank
J. Hanlys law is to sell furniture at the lowestpos.
sible price. He has an immense number of CEN
stituents. 203 Newark avenue, three doors above
Jersey avenue.
Freebooter Hoos, Of the well known furniture
firm Of Hoos Il Schulz, will not accept rsnomina.
ton under any circumstances.
Significance Of Flora TO the Ifoquois," will be
the title Of paper read by Mrs Erminnie A.
Smith before large audience in Hamilton Hall,
Columbia College, New York, tomorrow night
weather signals indicate storms; but cheap
prices indicate big rush. That's why Frank j.
Hanly transacts such q large furniture business.
203 Newark avenue, three doors above Jersey ave.
Rev. W. W. Everts win oficists at the Bergen
Baptist Church this morning and evening.
Colonel Charles W. Fuller, it is said, defended
the woman, Annie Lenhardt. before the Court At
White Plains, last Thursday.
Dime savings banks may loose money. but IL
people always hud 1t by purchasing their furniture
from Frank J.. Hanly 2O3 Newark avenue, thrt Q
doors above Jersey avenue.
Mrs. William r. Hoffman issomewhes improved
In health. She has aband sned her idea Of ouo 10
Cuba, but went on Friday 70 Old Point Comfort
Mrs, W. B. Workman. Of Bayonne, Is in Europe.
Mrs. Anthony B. Bright. Of Bergen point. il on
visit to her former home. Chattanooga, Tenn,
The $4,000 roses exhibited in New, York can't
compare with the elegant display of Spring suit.
ings at Montgomery street-Norris's Open eve.
nings until o'clock.
Miss Julia Sherwood. Of Lafayette is visiting in
Newburgh, N. Z.
Edward 2. hangeord Of Bayonne, Is to be mar.
ried after the urcb holiday eaaaou n 1sze mo-,
once y. Van SAINT Quaker City belle.
Strong, seryiceable trimmings should always be
used in making your clothing You can civ on
Norris, Montgomery street, Open evening" nntil
o'clock s'ts
James ". Task is trying 10 get rid Of chronic
rheumatism at Hot Springs. Ark
Rev. D. , Ellison, ofthe Bergen Baptist Church
sailed for SIX months ID abroad III ffa team =
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