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Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-07-21
American Bacon in England.

The first attempt to introduce Ameri
can bacon to the English market on a
large scale was made twenty-five years
ago. 1t was failure for several rea-
sons.
Almost every part of England has a
peculiar way of cutting bacon In Cum
berland cut bacon the ri}.s nd shanks
are left in the side, while in yorkshire
cut" the ribs are taken out. Stafford
shire cuts, "Middlesex cuts and others
are equally peculiar in their way
At the outset of the venture our Amer
can shippers did not understand these
pecul.arities, but they We're quick to
learn.
The best curers and pork butchers in
the world are those who learned their
trade in Ireland. The owners of the
mammoth curing and packing houses of
Chicago, Cincinnati and other cities in
the West no sooner learned this than they
imported from Great Britain force of
Irish curers and butchers who were
familiar with the customs and wants of
the English trade.
These men, masters of their trade.
were given charge of the Western estab-
iishments. American bacon now leads
lHe EHSilSn market, anu Is purchased
alike by rich and poor.
In former years the English shop
keeper who sold American bacon did so
surreptitiously. and generally palmed off
an unbranded article on the purchaser as
being native product. Now the dis
tinctiye American brands are sought for
by the English consumer, who will not
be satisfied with anything else
The American bacon is cut to suit the
fancy or old-time prejudice of the peo-
pie Of the district in which it is 70 be
sold.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-07-21

ATuTORNEYS-AT-LA
A. T. CARPENTER.
Attorney at Law. Office, No. l2i Main street. up
stairs. next to postoffce Wichita. Kansas. daw12tf
j. M. BAiDERSON.
Attorney at Law Wichita, Sedgwick county, Kan.
Office in Centennial Block d1gSu
J. r. SITES.
Attorney at Law. Office III Douglas avenue.
with Anglo American Loan and Investment Co
JONES & MONTAGUE.
Attorneys at Law Office in the Eagle Block over
Hovey & Cos Dry Goods store. .2af
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Where Jewels Are Cheap.

Colombo. the capital OF Ceyion. is the
chief centre Of the iewelry trade of the
East.
Almost any jewel can be bought there
by an experienced purchaser for from
oae-fifth 10 one-tanth the amount for
which il would sell in America.
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~Iight Homework"

A family that advertised for girl Ito
do light homework received letter
from an applicant who said her health
demanded sea air and asked TO know
II Ii -hthouse was sitt.af 81.
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SCANDAL.

SCANDAL.
A whisper broke the air,
A soft light tone, and low,
Yet barbed with shame and woe;
Now, might it only perish there,
Nor further go!
All me! q quick and eager ear
Caught up the little meaning sound!
Another voice has breathed it clear:
And it SO wandered round,
From ear to lip, from lip to ear,
until it reached gentle heart,
And that broke. Il Iandon.
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MILITARY NOxns.
q, 4. 4. NOTES.

Company A. Fsurth Regiment, will 20 into camp
At Lake HspAtcong for week. commencing July ii.
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zMoEG THE cHuacHEs.

The annual closing exercises of the Temperance
Mission School Of the Park Reformed Church were
held in the church last Monday afternoon Mrs.
81. Cadmus presiding. The programme consisted
Benck amused the children with songs and recita-
TONS after which cake and cream served to all.
The strawberry festival Of the Lafayette Re-
formed Church was held last Wednesday night.
The Greenville Reformed Church viii hold a
strawberry festival next Thursday evening for the
benefit Of the Sunday School
The steamer Idiewild has been chartered to take
the Sunday Schsal of the Third Presbyterian
Church on its annual excursion on June q.
The Simpson NJ. E. Church people had straw
berry tifin last Thursday night.
A strawberry festival was held in the lecture
room of the Greenville M e. Church, on Linden
avenue. Greenville. last Thursday evening
The annual strawberry festival of the Scotch
Presbyterian Church was held in the Sunday school
room last Thursday evening" under the auspices Of
the ladies of the church.
The Christian Culture Society of the North Bap-
list Church held its last meeting Of the last
Tuesday evening at the residence Of 3Iiss 8. f.
Stillwell. 25e1S Ninth street
Grace NJ. E. Church. Tonnele avenue, near err
gen Square, Rev. r. Harcourt, D D., pastor. The
morning service will be devoted 10 children birds
and flowers. The pastor will preach this evening
on "Old age, its bright and dark sides."
The Ladies' Social Union. of the Simpson II. E.
Church. gave strawberry festival in the lecture
room OF the church, last Thursday evening.
A strawberry festival was held 10 the Second
Presbyterian Church. last Tuesday evening. under
the auspices Of the ladies Of the church.
The annual strawberry festival of the Lafayette
Reformed Church was held under the auspices OF
the ladies of the church last Wednesday evening.
The Grace ". E. Church annual strawberry
festival will be held in the church next Tuesday
evening.
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WKDDTEG BnLl.x.

Wedding cards say that Mr.. James Strhhaa, one
OF Marshall Balls salesmen will on the 2ed
inst lead Mas Maria Ouibert to The altar
A large number Of friends and acqueintAnces
gathered &t the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Hunter, 20 Jewels avenue the other evening. to
celebrate the 18th anAivexsaRy Of their wedding.
Dancing, Interpreted with other social enjoy-
msnts. and followed BY q supper, made 4 very
pleasant evening. Among those present were Nh
and Mrs. Andrew Hunter, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Mccoy, Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Mccoy Mrs. walsh, Mrs.
Saith. Mrs. Moir, Mr.. And Mrs. Moore. Mrs.
Browning Mrs., Louiss Hudssn. Ms. Dean. the
Misses Mccoy Cora Hunter, Grace Young, Annie
Wold May Robinson. Messrs b A. Cheatham, w
Eeely, Malcolm Isbister Milton Hanna and Robert
Anderson.
TALL short stout. slender or any ether siaed
men can be ntted Immediately with suspendsrs at
al prices at baron's, Newark avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace x Hitohsssk ceIebrated
their silver wedding at their home on Jaokson ave
rue. few evenings ago. A large number of rfffs
Were received by the long married couple.
Miss Ada Burke and Mr.. Edwin ". Groesohel
were united in marriage last Wednesday evening
at the residence of Mr Edward Burke editor Of
the N. Tobacco Lfaf--the brides father--10a Ger
mania avenue. The ceremony was performed BIZ
the Rev. Er. Merry.
The marriage Of r. Irene Carpenter ana e.
Harris Thompson was solemnized last wednesday
evening By the Rev. Jshn L. Ecuddar, ut the lat
ter's residence,
Your lawn needs trimming. Got your lawn
mower from Wood MenaGh.
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E1RE ALARMS.

Jim Riddle was seen going dowa Montgomery
street last thursday morning In company with the
Assistant Chief carrying basket OF hand gre
nsdes. he was answering call for aid from the
Canarsie Fire Department..
DR.. Watson may or may not have been cruel ia
his treatment of dogs jury will decide that
Frank ]. Hanly's prices for furniture are the
cheapest in the city. 205 Newark avenue, three
doors above Jersey ayepue
Charlie Mandy is no longer = buffalo of Engin
Three.
Diseases Of the throat and lungs, left to themE
selves hnslly cause results which cad in the
sufferer being hurried toa prem grave, and in
wealth and profit to the undertaken. Kings Kindly
ko Kure, the great pine-tret remedy for diseases
of the throat and lungs. Cal be found Hartnetts
corner Warren and Montgomery streets.
lack Graham, Of Truck One buys the sun "a
Hansen's every morning.
McKenna, of Engine One, says: Between the
Relief Fund and keeping account of The staf, / ana
kept very busy. be all events"
French balbriggan undershirts Soc, 76e. and e8e
Here's value for you. Found only At Baron 5, 8
Newark avenue.
Fallon, OF Engine Two. has invented q new
sprineinR board. It can be seen at the company
quarters on Norris street.
Two alarms Of FIRE during the last week.
Tom Dillon, OF Engine Three. looked awful cute
last Wednesday. He was ON his way % Newark.
Father Doyle, of Engine One. will lake in the
Catskiils during his vacation.
When your water diseusts you with its dirtiness
and you desire 10 get crystal beverage den'tfail
to get water Filter from Wood Mensgh.
Kallaher says, Never mtud; but be all events
I'll See the TArrLE man meseIf
another new horse for the use Of the department
Is to be bought.
The time made BY Engins Three at the inspee-
tion--four and q half seconds cannot be beaten
for the distance.
Goose" Ioekridge and Murdoch, Of Engine -Four.
are great friends. * ~
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socaEf1Es AWE hoDaEs.

The Lincoln Building aud Loan Association was
exRanized last Tuesday evening at the office Ut n
p. Vortendyke 259 Washington street.
The Tcney Guards held business meeting 81
the Avenue House last Monday night.
| use Christtes 1o7 dve-cont Cigar when need q
COED fve-ccnt cigar. always smoke one Of Ne
Cafes imported cigars when / have plenty of
meney in my pockets. McCaba is found at OIL
Montgomery street.
| AllsmaniA Lodge No. 1sa held regular com.
munication st Pohlmsnn's last Friday night.
Mr.. John n. Bruins has organized q new Order Of
United Friends Ia South Bergen into which ladies'.
ns well - msn. are admitted to membership.
Do you want your house. store or factory photo
graphed at reasonable prices II so, you can get
i done By Keim. 40 Newark avenue.
The first ana third degrees wsro conferred on
ems eAndiasts, and one application for mem Der.
ship wAs received, by Franklin Chambsr' No 2
Ordar Of Knights Of Friendship. last Wednesday
evening.
Dontfail now to purchase your hne Summer
underwear q Baron .. Every style price ana make
can be found at basoA's 6 Newark avenue
st. Mich&el's Literary Asd Dramatic TJafcr
elected cmcsra last Wednesday evening a. follow:
President. jobs .. EinfhaA; e-President Robt
heAaerney; FinsaciM Secretary. William feiey:
Recording Secretary, John Mulvsy; Corresnon an, =
Secretary, Frank Horriok: Treasurer jsmes n
Ainthan; Trustees. James K. Murphy. Jsmss ,oy.
csran. q ), Murphy, Richard B~ssGsby. Christie
phsr Murphy.
Now Is the time 10 use insect powder Those
pests are hard to ct rid Of. Use NartneHs 6ke-
daddlsr for ysur bed bugs. Hartnefss pharrnacy.
corner Warren and Montgomery streets.
meeting Of Court Dsrgen, No. o,ss1. Ancient
Order Of Foreztors. was held ia 0dd Fellows' Hall
corner Of Fairmsunt and Bergen avenues, last
Wednesday evening. meeting for thc elsstion
Of ofacers fog the ensuing year will be held on the
evening Of June 2sd.
VIXEN you desire a comfortable carpet sweeper.
yeu want to examine the Gold Medal, at Wood 1
keza<h's will prove regular gold medal in
your domestic life,
The Jersey City Reform Club will hold sospel
temperance Meeting In Emory Al. r. Church cor
nsr 81 Bergen and Belmont avenues this aftarnoon
at o'clock. Prsninent speakers will address riae
meeting All are cordially invited.
Tho fish season win sson be at its height You
can obtain pour supplies from s5mes's market, Ie4
Newark avenue.
Enterprise Lodge. No. AS. f. and A. NJ. held
last Friday night. 49,
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Fourth Rsgin,ent Changes.

n It'll x,e1N n Il
~ 1oAeAai Ssuo.s 80 :, = 800 !, :.st
". DICKINSON direets tDe ouItn heeilnoAs
to assemble in service uniform, fatigue
cans. for battalion drill on Wednesday
80 ~ Re go Esala ana gtaf (3;s-
next sne 10 ilst. rieiu aua So . Us
mouHteu) ana Comnsnuants Twill SnoAI
companies) will report to the Colonel and
non- Com nliseipned Staff to the Adlutant on
pelson od 1"a a :, az 49,, ,s;o;.ns ~, tbot
mayor VIII uetah Two III uslcianS on tnae
date. The following changes are an
hoanceo'
Commissioned = FIRST Lleutenans CnsSses a.
SIZZLING to pc captain cd COMPANY - dsee oi rhnh
March II lsSe ce Analew Dsrro IT,, ~
Company ,, date Of rank March r, n LsSe, wee
Charles 5teiuhg pr 'A1oteu W oe q.
ant Enos yreelsnd to be Second ID Lieutenant Of
shearman, resigned, 49,.
Non-Commlssioneo Omcers 1.eeseu- iva Z
William Brooke OF Company A. 70 De ss rgeant ana
General GUIDE A. y. ., feofuats ~ 1oee' Oorpor-
ais William G. Elliott. Arthur D. Stone, to be
sergeants Charles A Bowiy d arthur S ssei %
be oorporals company a, san J, aoso' 20 ~
ant ~iiam p nsss9r ~ D9 W. - - $500
o. Thnrston, cerpor is soln I. Mood e % serge
ants; edwsee NJ S.,rs g % p
Nay ., 1902, WiSso T. Ia 1891
ants: 1 Augustus Lett Charles r. BIaggel, Andrew
Lemons, Thomas Z Jones, 70 be Corporals. Coma
pany Q, March 1870; MorflmeI :; Gleason 70 pc
opa y. a Frat = rdwaTS
Sutton Corporal william H. Davis to be Jergeants;
George r. Snaw, sonn L. compton, yacoD ffiscn.
to be Corporais, company ~ MAY ,, Aeoo Soa 1l
Kelm Corpora reser = nslIy, e ee seagean =
Forrest =. hsnssury' 70 DC corporal oompAny -
February IT, 1855.
keslgned-Seeono Lieutenant James =. smear
man. Company ?.
Disenslgeo-ine foilowlng sAAs s @en naFlne
served the period required ~ Jaw, hava been
honoraoly az cnaIgeo; eergesn's 1es rge a. Sa1'
way, Daniel noMiy, company a. rafss osIge3nss
FRANK y: nunser aamiiton y. noee. fIlvates
u 81 Hi.at e. sisrud nnsss.r;ct pany
81 flfsI sergeant Atroe W. y unntr,cA, V1iPorAl
Jonn 9onAors, DompSny H. Seisean, ml Ian
FIove: irisAsss neAry OpA'1 sonn nAAAef' oon'
pany =. -, - zx.ux
Uroppeu iroih sne noi-AyA'n D. MAssne"s'
COMPANY c.., 49, rr....
neoucee 70 me nI.e1 nArgen,
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Description Of Bottles and Boxes Used, and
to be Used, by SAMUEL KANE.

STATE or New JERSEY, -
Hudson County 90.
IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROVISIONS or
1 an act Of the Legislature Of the State Of New
Jersey, entitled An act for the Better Protection
Of Manufacturers and Bottlers Of, and Dealers In,
Mineral Waters. Ale, Porter and other beverages. "
approved March Ii, 1881.
Be k'iosea, That !. Samuel Kane. manufacturer
and bother OF aud dealer In mineral waisrs and
other beverages, carrying On said business in
the City ef Jersey City. in the County of Hudson
and State Of New Jersey. having ia use aFd using
in my said businees boxes and bottles. with the
name or names and mark or marks stamped, en-
greved or impressed thereon. owned and used BY
me ia my business. which description is Is fol-
lows:
Ny said boxes are made Of wosd. and construct
ed 90 TO held and contain twenty-four half-pini
bottles each and upon the sides thereof the name
and marks, Samuel Kane. Central Avenue Jersey
City IN. ~" are stamped, and is branded on the
ends. IS. Kane. Jersey CITY. n. J." Ny said bot
Hes have impressed In and upon the surface the
letters words, name and marks as follows:
samuel Kane. Central Ava. J. o.
Dated at Jersey City this l4th day of May. A. D.
1885, SAMUEL KANE.
Witness II. VALnfER jefs-4t
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For characterization, the charters Of Thomas N.
x, Lee. JT., Post No. s. and VIM. B, Hatch Post,
70. 81. have been suspended BY the Council OF
Administration Of the n. ]. Department Of tho
Grand Army Of the Republic.
Your Spring poultry can be found at the peoples
popular market, This market is fast becoming the
most popular market on Newark avenue. Fiah
poultry, meats, butter, cheese and other classes
Of eatables can be found at symess market, 1o4
Newark avenue. -
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Corporation NOTICES.
CORPORATION NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON TIE 17TH
II day of May 1885, the Commissioners OF A.
eessnent and the City Surveyor aled in toe Office
Of the Clerk Of the Board Of Public Works their
preliminary assessment mHp and report for the
Wddefli7ag OF P0UOHi0 AVeSese
between Chestnut avenue and Newark avenue, u
ths fun width Of 70 feet. And that the
2Sth Day of June, 1885,
at 8 O'Clock D. M. and the meeting room Of 1ox
Board o. Public Works ara hereby fixed The tina
and place when and where the Board OF Pubic
Works will meet to hear and consider any obieu-
lions TO said report or the improvement which mar
be presented in writing.
And Rotice is also given that the fol- owingstestE
or avenues, or particular sections hereof are In
Guided in said preliminary assessment namely
PAVONIA AVENUE. from Summit avenue t.
Waldo avenue.
CHESTNUT AVENUE. from point IS feet norfh
Of Pavonia avenue to point 129 feet south Of
Pavonia avenue.
By orcer Of the Board Of Public Works.
THOMAS JAL0B, Clerk
Dated Jersey City. May 40. 1886. m2szt
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2Sth Day Of June, 1886,

at O'Clock p. m., and the meeting room Of tha
Board Of Public Works are hereby fixed as the time
and place when and where the Board of Publfc
Works will meet to hear parties interested in sad
improvement that may be presented in writing.
By order Of the Board OF Public Works
Dated j. O. N. j., May 20. 1886.
m23-2t THOMAS JACOB CLERK
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Z NOSE WILL BE CAPTAIN.
THE POLICE MIDDLE no BE SOETED
ON TUESDAY.

President Tfldea TO Insist shat the Repub-
iicans in the Police Board Redeem their
Faith with the Demoerats.-Gifts for
the PoIiee Friends.
The TArrLER is able to say positively
that the Police Board middle will be
cleared up at meeting Of next Tuesday
In conversation with President Tilden q
day or two ago, member of the TArTLRR
staff was informed that the trouble all
came over the terror with which Police
Commissioner Meyer regards the probable
advent into the third precinct, of Demo-
cratic Captain. Meyers pressure on Police
Commissioners Fennsr held the latter back
from carrying cut the deal with the Demo-
Gratis. Il may be said in Justice to Police
Commissioner Meyer, that so far from as
sentiGg to the deal, he has been opposed to
it from the start. President Tlden de-
clares that he never agreed to do more than
to vote as Commissioner Fenner did, and
that that was the reason why, at the last
meeting Of the Board, he directed CLERK
Robinson to SO call the roll as to reach
Fenners name in advance OF his (Iilden'sl.
He said to the TATTLEE, however. that he is
satisfied that the Democrats are entitled to
the captaincy, and that at the meeting
Tuesday, he will vote with the three Demo-
cratic Police Commissioners to promote
Sergeant Noses Newton.
81 am willing to take Newton into my
precinct" he added, "ani send Tom Ed
mondson up into the Third to do Meyers
dirty political work but then if the Demo-
Gratis insist upon having Newton IN the
Ill hon - Aabr
him. that's all there Is about it,"
The Democrats will probably insist as
Mr.. Tilden intimates. They are determined
Is shut MP the police machine that has
worked the fourth district for years IN the
interests of Republican police champions.
About two weeks ago telephone mee-
sage was sent from Headquarters to the
several precincts requesting each man to
send down So. As the use to which the
money was to be put was not stated. the
men very naturally refused to pay it. A
week later another message was sent out
similar to the first one. In the meantime
INQUIRIES disclosed the fact that Sergeant
Gov and Roundsman Carroll Of the First
preciact, who had been instrumental in
securing the passage of the bill increasing
policemen's pay, had got up a scheme to
raise $500 to beused in purchasing presents
for Senator William Brinkerhof, Assembly
man Tumulty and others who worked to
secure the passage of the bill.
If each man on the force would give 50,
the sum would amount to about $500. I'll Q
parties who are getting up the scheme pro-
pose to have some kind of blow out as
soon as the money is secured, to which
Messrs Brinkerhoff, Tumulsy and others
will be invited Some person Of promin-
ence will be invited to make presentation
speech on the occasion. What the testi-
monials will be has not been decided upon,
and has not been learned as yest as all the
police are reticent upon the subject.
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DAsHEs zR0USD TOWN.

Fourth District people will doubt shortly reysl
u the bsauttes Of the new Reservoir Park
bot weather goods are Continually dying from
BAron'a, at Newark avenue.
The West Newark and Tonnele avenue crossings
OF the Pennsylvania hailrosd will shortly Sc
adorned with eataz
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ExcVRsI0Ss, FEsrIYALs AND PIcNIos.

The first annual picnic Of the John J. Reilly As
seciation held at the Greenville 6chutzen Park
last Monday afternoon.
Don't be frog, j" is printed en- a label used on
furniture The lowest prices in Jersey City can
be found at Frank J. Hanly's, 203 Newark avenue,
three doors above Jersey aveRue.
Amoonlight excursion will DO rendered to the
Park Choral Union: under the direction Of ne
Music Committee of the Park Reformed Church,
next Wednesday evening. Boats will leave foot Of
Pavonia avenue at o'clock
Don't smoke that bad cigar, 1t takes my breath
away" Go to MoCabes, 81 Montgomery street.
and get pure imported or domestic cigar Of some
worth.
The James T. Dellsrd Association held its sixth
annual sunnernights festival at Pohlman's last
Monday night Among the four hundred guests
were Mayor e. J. Kerr. ex-Mayor E,.V.S B6sson.
Aldermen Kenny, Hartell, Maloney and Stanton.
Police Commissioners Smith and coyis, Free
holders Cullen and Kelly, Water Registrar Murphy,
City Clerk McDermoott Internal Revenue Col
lector Wolff, County Clerk d. McLaughlin, Nessrs.
Joseph Weinthal. Charles Cohen, Justus Hauser.
Assessor James e. Dollard. The Reception Com.
Mittee consisted of John McNally Joseph e, Con
Eales. Patrick Tuliy, John J. Murphy and Philip
f. OReilly. PRECEDENT John b. Johnston Was the
Floor Manager, aided by John ]. Cayanagh and
the Floor Committee, Messrs. Ryan. Mulvey.
O'Brien and Knapp. ~
If you want an oil portrait made from any small
picture with frame all complete for So So call at
Keim'E, 40 Newark avenue.
picnic and aummernights festival was held In
Kroebers Hudson County Volk's Garden last Mon
day night, uRder the auspices of the N. J. Grand
Lodge Order of Soma of Liberty. It's picnickers
joined In the festivities.
Ladies' and gents paragon frame, gold heads,
assorted handles, silk sun umbrellas, for 81 sS;
worth $3.50; at BAron's only. Newark avenue.
The annual excursion Of the Bergen Baptist
Church Sunday School has bsen ret down for June
16-next Wednesday. The steamer Sirius, OF the
Iron Steamboat Csmpsny's aest. has bsen char
tered and the excuTsIopisis will so to Eoton Point
on Long Island Gennd.
Hartnett's drug store. corner Warren and Mont
gornery streets, has the advantage Of being Of
the best and most conveniently located stores In
the city It does large and reliable business, and
carries an immsnss.stock Of drugs and pharmacist
goods. Try HArtnett's SkedaddIer
June % has been decided upon for the annual
excz1sion OF the Sunday School Of the Emory NJ.
y Church. The place decided upon is Cold Spring
Grove.
The weather ia about to illustrate the necessity
o. refrigerator. The Alaska runs with less lee
than any refrigerator made. You will md them
at Wood d Menaghs,
fair viii be held on the grounds Of Hr. A.
Becker, 6S4 GARFIELD avenue, Greenville, on July T.
afternoon and evening, for tbs benefit Of the Chill
dren's Home.