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a limited number of our German Electro Gal.
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For Sale in Portland.

frst-class tailor store, established seven Year,
doing An excellent business and sold for no fault
parties about to leave the state: viii sell part or
whole Of stock or fixtures; the strictest investga.
ton IL invited. Address "No. So" United states
Hotel, Portland, Ne. junl5dkvIm
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WAR; ANT.

fursuaX % a request, signed hy eigh. legal
seters eifhe City of augusta, received June 10Th
lssn hereby notify and the inhabitants of the
tiiiags school District qualified by law to vote in
city auairs, 10 assemble at the Grammsr School
room in said District on saturday, June 2s,h, 1880,
at O'Clock 7. NJ, TO act on the following articles:
Article L-ro choose a Moderator.
Article Ito see what action the District will
se 70 provide school Ruilding for the School for
French children contemplated by the vote of the
District vt The Annual meeting.
Article ill;-ro act any other matters that NAV
legally come before the meeting.
GEO. T.. MACOMBER
Clerk Village School District.
Augusta, Me-, june Is 1ssf
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STRENGTH ana E.ncrgy'
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or Health and strength
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Ii treats on health, nv.
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East Roothbay, Me,

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LII ing Juiy and August first class boardr 2
house for limited number. For particulars apply
to as" Box 365, Boston. June !5dlm
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WILL commence her regular trips from the KeI
w nebec, THURSDAY, April q, 1855, and will
until further notice, run as follows:
Leaving Gardiner every Monday and Thursday ",
2.30 O'CLOCK Richmond At $50, and Bath at $40 NJ
Returning will leave Lincolns wharf, Boston, Tues.
days and Fridays at 8 T.. NJ.
Meals ON board steamer. 80 oents.
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Hog Cholera Sold ever sent by mail for &c
camps Furnished IL cans. ,rce $l1; by mall $iS
Cirru,are tres !. s. JOHNSON CO, Boston. Mass
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PERFECT HEALTH

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SECURES Dipetheria.
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Lungs, HoArseness. In
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Furey, of The City Clerks office, with his
family ~. NJ. Gibson, the real estate dealer,
and Elias v. Bowley, of Sip avenue.
Rev. j. Howard Suydam and wife return
ed from the Catskills last Wednesday, and
the reverend gentleman will resume his
pulpit this morning.
Mrs. Charles J. Roe, her daughter Bessie
and son, Thomas w. Roe,s who have been
spending couple of months in Rome, Ga,
have returned home.
President E. F. G. Young. of the First
Bank, has so much pressing business on
hands that he has not been able to get out
of town this summer.
Cashier Conklin, of the First National
Bank, and family, will take few days ex-
cursion to Mauch Chunk, Wilkesbarre and
the Delaware Water Gap.
Among the Jersey City visitors at Niagara
Falls last week ives a party of four, COM
posed of Mr.. E. Sweet, Miss Lulu Wright,
and Mr.. and Mrs 7. L. Browne.
DR.. Heller, ex-City Physician of Hobo
ken, arrived home from Europe last night.
He Will be rendered reception by his
numerous friends during the week.
Miss Deborah v. Clark, of 1T8 Eighth
street, daughter of ex-Assemblyman James
j. Clark, is spending her vacation between
Newport and Warren, Rhode Island.
Messrs. Pattberg and A. Schwab. both
we'll known residents OF the Heights and
members of the Arion Nannerchor Society,
arrived from Europe yesterday week
The Misses Murphy, of Henderson street,
have been entertaining their friends, the
Misses Monk, of Worcester, Mass, who re-
turned home last Tuesday, for fortnight.
VIM. F. Heppenheimer, editor of the
New Jersey Stats Zsitu0g, and his sister,
are spending a few weeks with Mr.. Udo
Brachvogels family at Murray Hill, near
| Summit, n j.
Mrs. S. w. Blair and daughter, of Boston,
who have been visiting Mrs. P. F. Lowery,
of Eighth street, are about to return home
and Mrs. Lowery will accompany them to
spend few weeks
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SOCIETIES AND Lodges.

meeting Of Progressive Painters Union, No. z,
was held at Franklin Hall last Friday night.
Bergen Lodge, No. Al. F. and A. NJ, worked the
Master Mason degree at its regular communication
held Friday evening.
A fraternal visit was paid by Grant Lodge, No.
SO. to Jersey City'Lodge, No. 10. Knights Of Pyth.
les, last Wednesday evening
Jersey City Lodge, No. A. F. and A. NJ hold q
regular communication last Friday night The
Master Mason degree was worked.
Inc reilow-craft degree was conferred upon can
didates at the meeting of Enterprise Lodge No. 49,
+. and A. NJ. held last Friday night
The following recently elected officers of Hobo
ken Division, No. I'll, Brotherhood of Locomotive
Engineers, were publicly installed at Cranes Ma
sonic Hall, Hoboken, last Wednesday afternoon :
Chief Engineer. George H. Stelchers; First Engi-
neer, Joseph Nixon; Second Engineer Edward
Taylor: First Assistant Engineer, VIM. Bishop:
Second Assistant Engineer. John Peters; Chaplain.
Cyrus Melich; Guide. Cyrus Davidson; Third AS.
sistant Engineer, j. Wood.
10 be or not to be- comfortable this winter ia
the question that every housewife should ask her
self. Get all your new furniture from Frank j.
Hanly, 2OS Newark avenue, 8 doors above Jersey
avenue. -
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WEDDING BELLS.

The marriage is announced to take plaza nex.
Wednesday evening at $780, at ST. Michaei's Church
Hamilton Square, OF Robert W. McInneruey ana
Anna Toomey. The invitations are models Of
neatness. -
Miss Maggie Fleming and Mr. Thomas Connelin
were united in marriage last Wednesday evening.
at the residence OF the bride, 21S York street Z
reception that followed the ceremony continued
long after the happy couple had left on their we'd
ding tour.
Miss Ida Gray and Mr.. J. D. sheliworth, New
YORK wine merchant. were united in marriage last
wednesday evening" at the residence Of the brides
parents, Paiisade avenue, Hoboken. Rev. DR..
hicnafos performed the ceremony while the
Misses Goerch and Vandenberg acted as brides.
maids and Mr.. John Shellworth as best man. Tn
honeymoon will be spent on Canadian soil. and on
tneir return the happy couple will go to house
keeping on Union Hill.
There was wedding last Wednesday evening a.
the residence or Mr.. and Mrs. B. Schmidhauser,
OF Third street The contracting parties we're Miss
Lena Freid and Mr.. william Woerther The
honeymoon viii be spent In New York State. Mr.
and MIS- Woerther received many valuable and
handsome wedding gifts. reception followed
the ceremony. Among those who attended were
Ar: Nick Woerther and wife, George Schatz
and lady, " Con Holler and wife Jacob EwaId
and wife. D. Winkleman and wife, James Niscell
and wife, Henry Evans George Weisenherq. w. F.
Mellosh George Metzger and wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wirth, O. r. King and r. Schmidhauser
Get your household in order aud fitted ont be.
fore the snow flies. Don't forget that Frank j
Hanly's furniture store is at 2J3 Newark avenue 3
doors above Jersey avenue.
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CLERK Of the Board d Police oommisioners

NOTICE TO GAS COMPANIES. SEALED PRO-
IN posals will be received at the headquarters of
the Jersey City Police Department for furnishing
for one year from December l, 1885, gas lamps
repairing the lamps, and furnishing everything
requisite, in accordance with specifications on file
in the office Of the Clerk of the Board of Police
Commissioners. ALI proposals must be sealed aud
endorsed Proposals for lighting street lamps
and directed to John H. Fenner, ChaiTman of the
Committee on Lamps and Lights, and handed to
the Clerk of the Board at or before o'clock p. m
Tuesday, August 81, 1886.
Blank form of proposal and agreement of cure
sizes may be OBJ tanned at Police Headquarters.
The Board of Police Commissioners reserve the
right to reject any and all bids IL deemed for the
best interests of the city.
By order Of Board Of Police Commissioners.
G.. P. ROBINSON,
Clerk of the Rcard nf Police Commissioners
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EXCURSIONS, FESTIVALS AND PICNIC.

The Abattofr Association held its annual n;cn;c
den. 80 A'A'' 'oiAs uar'
The steamer John Lennox" viii take the mem.
Ders OF the Hoboken Fishing Club on an excursion
to the Fishing Banks to-day
Inc young Peoples Social Club. of Hudson Civ
neid It's annual picnic last Thursday afternoon and
evening at Saltsr's Grove, Pamrapo,
The Young Mems Catholic Lyceum. of BavonneY
went on their annual excursion last Mouday. tfeir
destination being Alpine Grove on the Hudson
The members and friends of Zabriskie Post No.
%, TO the tune of about 300, went to Warwick
woodlands at Greenwood Lake, last Thursday. on
an excursion. -
The Junior Order Of the United American Ne.
cnanios held their annual picnic at Schuetzen
Park MON Hill, last Monday afternoon and even
ing and 1t is pronounced by the knowing ones to
nave been great financial and social success.
Washington Hook and Ladder COMPANY No. Q
and 0ceania Hose Company, Of Hoboken. will At
tend the annual picnic of the old volunteer Are.
men OF New York City, to take place at Harlem
River Park on Tuesday, September a. They will
take their carriages along with them
The members and friends Of the N. A. Carmodv
association, under the lesd Of Henry P. Simon.
PRESIDENT; +. +. Wanser. @ Reumpler j. j. Lillis
and James H. 0'Neflf. Fics-Presidents held ,hirh
carnival on Thursday night at CALIFORNIAN Park.
Inc evening was spent chiefly in dancing to the
music OF Prof. Holden's band.
Ladies, just examine our Turkish bath towels.
Iney are the greatest bargains ever given in this
line OF goods. Baron, Newark avenue
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SPORTING NOTES.

Herman is to succeed Stovey as pitcher
for the Jerseys.
At bridgeport, last Wednesday, the Jer-
sey City club defeated the Bridgeports by
score of 10 to /.
Rumor has it that the New Yorks have
secured new lease of the Polo Grounds,
and therefore will not come TO this city.
The Manhattans were knocked out of
time on the Elysian Fields, Hoboken, yes
terday week by the Jersey Blues. The
score was 10 to 4.
The Young Sunfowers are making hay
while the sun shines. Nine of them CROSSED
bats with the Young Adams nine the other
day and scored Is to their 10 runs.
Lincoln Lodge, No. So, K. of p, of this
city, defeated Hoboken> Lodge, No. 106, of
Hoboken, in a game played last Monday
afternoon in Hoboken, by score of 81 to
IL.
Mr.. George E. Collegiate, of the Daily
town road, North Bergen, has purchased
Z the trotting mare Lady Glare, and will
enter her at Waverly. Lady Glare has a
re cord of 2:32.
The bowling season in that neighborhood
was opened at kesslers Alleys, on Central
| avenue, last Thursday evening, by a prac-
tice game between members of the Wayerly
DOWAuS CluD, OF tn0 delgntS.
A dispute having arisen between the
Westside and Clinton Junior mines in a
game played yesterday week, over the de-
cision of the umpire. the game was decided
in favor of the Clinton Juniors
An interesting game was played on
Staten Island last Wednesday afternoon
between the mines of the Staten island A,
q. and the Bergen Point A. c., resulting
in victory for the Jersey nine by a score
of IA to 6.
In seven innings game on the Grand
street grounds last Monday afternoon
darkness preventing the playing of nine
innings) the score was tie, each club hav-
ing made runs. The game really belong
ed to the Jersey Citys, however, as they
earned two runs to Newarks one.
The Palisade Bowling Club has elected
elected officers as follows: President,
William Shaffer; Vice-President, Jacob
Woltman; Secretary, E. Schultz ST.
Treasurer. A. Compiler; Captain, Henry A.
Kicker; Sergeant-at-Arms, John Bendig.
The first playing of the season was in
dulged in by the members last Tuesday
evening at the clubs new headquarters,
Kroebels Hotel, at Franklin street and
OGDEN avanra
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those who have promised 10 come are ven
ator McPheeson, Augustus w. Cutler, Con-
gresham McAdoo, Attornev-G General Stock.
ton, Secretary of State Kelsey and host
OF others. Governor Albeit will preside.
Brigadier- General Bird w. Spencer is
seriously i'll at his residence in Pauiison
avenue, Passaic. On Saturday night he
was unconscious, but he has since rallied
somewhat. and hopes are now entertained
Of his recovery. General Spencer has been
at Sea Grit for the past two or three weeks,
experimenting the rifle practice. On Fri
day, the 9th ult, he had an attack of sun
stroke, and was confined to his quarters
The next day the General became so sick
that he had to be taken home.
A Camden correspondent found the
headquarters of the anti-Sewell Republi-
cans few days ago, aud learned that 4
North Jersey headquarters is to be estah-
lished. A sman named Abels, whom SEN
ator Sewell removed from Custom House
plase is the active maH in the Camden
office. He claims to have the assurance of
1000 Republican voters in tbs First Dis
trict that they will not support Sewell CAN
didates for the Legislature. He is in favor
of F. A. Potts as Sewell's successor.
Gardner r. Colby. of East Orange, the
AAlAAAOAoAAC A4OACAdAbg 10 ACAtAO2OQ do q
candidate for the Republican nomination
for Governor. He is leading member Of
the Baptist Church and he and his father
have given large sums to church and benev :
olent enterprises. He has been liberal
contributor to Republican campaign funds
and has been metioned in connection with
public Office frequently. He has invariably
declined and would probably refuse in this
case on account OF business interests,
though this is by no means certain. He
would be acceptable TO the temperance ele-
ment in the party.
Six men claiming to represent the Re-
publican Prohibitionists met in Newark
the other night and appointed delegates
to the Republican Temperance Convention
to be held in Chicago soon. The delegates
are ::
At Largs-Gllbert Collins, John T Foster, Gen.
f. Rushing. VIM. Bettle Rev VIM Aikman Rev
b. Z. Carroll, DID,, Ira II. Harrison, William Hill
lizard.
First District-John W. Newlin. Hon, T. A. Arm.
strong A. S. Barber, Jr., Siunickson Chew
Second Distribution. ". II. Carter Rev. Thos
Hanlon, VIM. Clarke. Rev. P. H. Studdisord, D. D.
Third District-l'r. G. H. Andrus Rev. A. L. Bal
lard, Hon. W. b, Corbin. Col A. D. Hope
Fourth District-A. v D. Honeymoon, Daniel
Runkle, n. W. Voorhees,. Oh. d. Thompson
Fifth District-E. L. Dobbins. J. H.. Pudney,
Elkanah Drake. David @. Dodd, Jr
Seventh District-Z. Z. Pangborn, Geo. W. Cleri.
new Rev. G. Brett, Hon. W. A. Lewis.
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NOTICE TO PERSONS DESTROYS OF FURNISH
N ing Electric Lights.-Sealed proposals will be
received at the headquarters of Jersey City Police
streets of Jersey City with electric lights for
year, from December l, 1886.
ALI proposals must be sealed and endorsed, PRO
posals for Lighting the Streets Of Jersey City with
Electric Lights" and directed to John Fl. Fenner,
Chairman Committee on Lamps and Lights. and
handed to the Clerk at or before o'clock p. M,
Tuesday, August 81, 1886.
Blank forms of proposals and agreement of
suretles may be obtained at Police Headquarters.
The Board Of Police Commissioners reserve the
right to reject any or all bids If deemed for the
best interests of the city.
By order of the Board of Police Commissioners.
G. p. ROBINSON,
Clerk Of The Board Of Police Commissioners.
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SOCIAL FESTIVITIES.

The John Mehl Association, composed of the
employees Of John Mehl L Co., organized as Weiss
Hall last Monday. with officers as follows Presi
Gent. NJ Biz; Vice President,V. Ebert Secretary,
r. w. Bornemann; Treasurer, j. A. Schaeffer The
Association will give grand ball in Kessler's two
halls on THANKSGIVING eve.
The twenty-third birthday Of Manager Frank J.
Aenkle, OF the Star Dramatic Association, of the
heights, was celebrated under the auspices of the
Association at Henkels Casino last night week
great fsclat about 751of the sterner sex with bon
ME iassles. wives sisters and cousins Joining in
the exhilera ing exercises
Miss Lizzie Hollenbeck was rendered reception
last wednesday evening, by her mother at their
house on Ann street. West Hoboken, the occasion
being the thirteenth anniversary Of the birth Of
the happy miss. Many of her little friends re-
sponded to the invitations they received and the
evening was delightfully."- passed in singing. dane
ing, recitations and different parlor games and
sports.
A reception was rendered to the Misses Burns.
OF Manchester, N. H., last Monday night, at the
lssAoence OF Mrs. Z. Curran, on Warren street.
where the young ladies have been enjoying few
weeks vacation. A most enjoyable evening, with
dancing and music, was spent. Among the guests
were Mt. and Mrs. P. Curran, Mr. and Mrs, d.
Uooney, Miss 7. Burns, Charles MCGUIRE Miss
maggie McGovern, J. Humphrey. Miss NJ Burns
Charles Nugent Miss Annie McGovern, George
murphy, Miss Rosy Herne and W. Baker 11slRa
among those who Joined in the festivities Of The
birthday party rendered Miss Mamie Bailey, at her
nome, 20 Bay street, last Wednesday evening
were J. P. Feeney and Miss Lizzie Farley. p SOM
ers and Miss Annie Herman, Mr. and Mrs J. Lem
mons, mr. and Mrs. James Bailey, r. Evers and
MISS Lucy Bailey, ]. Masker and Miss Mamie
Dynes. ". san6orn and Miss Mamie Cleary. IL. R.
vreeiand and Miss Nellie Cleary, B. Dunn and
MISS Lizzie Delaney. W. Cunningham and Miss
Aamie Crowly. G.. Heatnand and Miss Kittie
Orowly, r. Hermann and Miss Louisa Whslen. and
IA. o. Smith and Miss Mamie Duffy.
Ladies' read this All lfnan haroyo Cd and eax.,r
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AMoSG TIE CHURCHES.

The annual picnic of the members of the Clare
mount Presbyterian Church was held last Thurs
day at Pamprapo.
The pulpit of st. Johns Free Church, on Summit
avenue, will be occupied regularly again. beginning
next Sunday, by its pastor. Rev. II. NJ. Stoddard
picnic Of the German American School of the
celebrated at Kroebel's Hudson County volks Gar
den, last Monday evening.
The corner stone Of the parochial school of st
Johns Roman Catholic Church was laid with i'm
pressive ceremonies last Sunday afternoon The
building is located on the corner of Nelson avenue
and Van Wrinkle street. facing on the former.
The greatest chance ever offered in Jersey Cityi
Those 81 pants. Get them from Norris, the tailor
at MONTGOMERY street
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The fall goods are now all In stock, and Won can
make your selections from an immense number Of
best you ever selected from and Won cet them +
Norris's, Montgomery street.
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The Jersey City Reform Club will hold a
GOSPEL temperance meeting in Centenary
M. E. Church, Pavonia avenue, near Coles
street, on Sunday afternoon at o'clock.
Rev. j. Atkinson, d. D., of this city, will
address the meeting All are cordially in
vited to be present.
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PROPOSALS.


CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED Al
- the headquarters of the Jersey City Police De-
partment for furnishing new lanterns, lighting.
extinguishing. cleaning and repairing from /, 600
70 800 street lamps Ia accordance with the speci
fcations on ls at the Office Of the Board of Police
Commissioners. Bon is in the sum Of $25, 900 will
be required for the faithful performance of the
contract.
posals for lighting extingnishing. etc. oil lamps
and addressed, ':John H. Fenner, Esq, Chairman
Committee on Lamps and Lights" and hand ed to
the Clerk on or before o'clock p. M, Tuesday,
August 3lst, 1886.
Blank forms of proposals and securities may be
obtained at Police Headquarters.
Bidders must state the amount per month per
lamp.
BY order Of the Board of Police Commissioners.
G. P. ROBINSON,
Clerk Of the Board Of Police Commissioners.
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Ladies. read this. All linen hemmed and fancy
nsndkerchiefs 1oc.-sold elsewhere for 2lc.-Baron
Newark avenue.
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JERSEY CRY. July 10, 1885.
MEssRs. WAGNER & EBERT,
Gentlemen Having used your Dandruffoe can
conscientiously recommend it as the best prepare
ton for the hair and scalp that has ever come to
my notice. Yours, &c.
DR.. G., NJ MERRITT
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AA'cA having spent month at Ocean
Grove, Chas. B. WEIGH, Jr., of the Heights,
is home again for the season.
Mrs Samuel Keoghy and Frank Keoghy,
81 van horn street. expect to return from
the Catskills next Wednesday,.
Felix and Noah w. Taussig. of Reservoir
avenue, have returned from several weeks
ssolourn in the Pine Tree State.
Rev. DIR. Stoddard, of ST. Johns Free
Church, on Summit avenue, returns from
ms month vacation tomorrow.
Carrie Chapman is at her home. No. 337
webster avenue, after few weeks soiourn
at Rutherferd Park with friends
Isabel Hunter has been spending August
at the Branch. She will return to her
home on Newark avenue this week.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Mitchell, of Summit
avenue, have been spending fortnight as
guests of the Bates House, Saratoga.
James banks, in company with Row L.
-McDermott, is spending pleasant two
weeks vacation in Northern New York.
Mrs. G. Hall, of Grand street. thinks it
cooler in Philadelphia than here. and ia
consequently sojourning in the former city.
Mrs. N. S. Brown, who has been spend
ing the summer at the Haines Falls House.
An the Catskills, will return home this week
Mrs. Jones and the Misses Alice and
Edith Jones are home for the season. They
have been sojourning at Bridgeport, Conn.
Master Isaac ] Hopkins, of IS Mercer
street, has joined his sister, Miss Mamie.
Tor weeks stay at Ridgebury, Orange
county, N. j..
The following named Jersey City people
brushed the dust of Lake George from
their feet during last week G. J. Rooney.
Dr., Clerk Of the Health Board; N. &.