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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1886-03-09
MISCELLANEOUS.
A Child and a Wasp.
His Mother, Tells tie Nurse to Let Him
Have q, and He Gets It.

Among the passengers on the ST.
Louis express on the Erie Railway
between Port Jervis' and jersey City.
Friday morning, was a very much
overdressed woman, accompanied by
a bright looking Irish nurse girl,
who had charge of self-wiIled, ty-
rannical two-year old boy, of whom the
over dressed woman was plainly the
mother. The mother occupied seat
by herself.z TheJnursel apd child
were in the seat Immediately in front
of her. The child gave such ftequent
exhibitions of temper and kept the
car filled with such vicious yells and
shrieks, that there was a general
feeling of savage indignation among
the passengers. Although he time
and again spat in the nurses face,
and scratched her hands until the
blood came, and tore at her hair and
bonnet, she bore with him patiently.
The CindignationI Of the passengers
was made the greater because the
cliiEd.s mother made no effort to cor
rect or quiet him, but, on the con-
trary, sharply chided the nurse when
ever she manifested any frmness..
Whatever the boy Xelped for, the
mothers cry was, uniformly:
81 Let him have it, Mary
By the time the train passed Tur-
ner's the feelings of the passengers.
had been wrought up to the boiling
point The remarkwas made audibiy
here and there * that it would be
worth paying for to have the young
one chucked out of the window
The hopeful's mother was not moved
by the very evident annoyance the
passengers felt, and at last fixed
herself down in her seat for, com
Portable nap. The Child had just
slapped the nurses face for the hun
dredth time and was preparing for
fresh attack when wasp came from
Somewhere in the car and flew against
the window of the nurses seat. The
boy at once made dive for the wasp
as it struggled upward on the glass.
The nurse quickly caught his hand
and said to him coaXingly:
- - Harry mustn't touch! Bug will
bite. Harry. .-..- ... d.
o2Harry gave savage yell and began
70. KICK anu slap Ine nurse. Inc
mother. awoke from her nap. She
heard her sons screams, and without
lifting her head or opening her eyes
she cried out sharply to the nurse:
''Why will you tease that child'so
Mary? Let him have it at. once"
Mary Jet go of Harry. She settled
back in her seat with an air of resig
nations but there was sparkle in her
eye. The boy clutched at the wasp
and, finally caught. it.. The yell that
followed caused joy to the entire car,
for every eye was on the boy. The
mother awoke again.
Mary;" she cried II let him have
MARY turned calmly in her seat, and
with wicked twinkle in her eye said:
e1",Sure, he's got it, mum!''
4uThis brought the car down. Every
one in it roared. The child's mother
rose up in her seat with jerk. When
she learned what-the. matter was she
pulled her boy over the back of the
seat and awoke some sympathy for
him by laying him across her knee
and warming him nicely In ten
minutes he was as quiet and meek as
lamb, and he never opened his mouth
again until the train reached Jersey
City.-N. Y. SIN.
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Pool and Billiard Saloon,

Over store-room of Mr.. ii. II. Cooke. entrances
next door 10 store Of Mr. W. G. CaTrsn,
Main street, Charlestown>
ELEGANTLT fitted up, every appCfntnent
u complete. and rules for the CONTEXT OF
players rigidly enforced.
Ny Bark supplied with Liquors Of every de-
scTiption-of the best quality.
WINES. WHISTLES. BRANDIES. AND BAL
TIMoRE AND ROCHESTER, BEER
all of the best VIII furnish from this date, II
my place Of business, the best Rochester Beer,
PATETTE B. soUDERs.
Basement Jefferson Building
AnyTtrf .. ISL. =
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POLITICAL.
Man and Null.

~ u 70 -t - .r G4 r.
Said an old maiden named Ann,
As she toyed with her mirror and fan:
G "Too long have / tarried; 81 b
It's time was married;
I'm off to the Island of Man"
fiButttthie men in the Island Of Man, ~
They did not agree with her plan, q
For in spite of her grace,
The sight of her face
Was not an attraction in Man.
$50 this maiden lady grew dull .
And retired 10 the Island of Null;
And don't think youH trace G.
A more suitable place.
For maids unsuccessful than Null.
- - ~ - -. -
But It CHANGED that one evening in June
She was seen by the Man in the Moon;
on :o At once he proposed, m.
And the bargain was closed;
She married the Man in the Moon. -
But the last time saw that old man. \
q Iinquired for the health of Aunt Ann:
rs He winkea his left eye, q -
Te And said, with q sigh, sF u
aThey were wise in the Island OF ATan:"
.sfsd y-s st. 81 Rdrper's Young People
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WTANTED.-LAD LADIES TO work for us at their
w own homes. 81 to $40 per week can be
quietly made. NophOtO painting; no canvass
ing. For full particulars please address ut
once CRESCENT ART COMPANY, 10 Central
Street. Boston. Mass. Box $40.
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Western Maryland r. Rs
TIME TABLE.

Taking Effect ShudaS, November 20, 1855.
Eastern Standard or 18th Meridian rine.j
LEAVE HAGERSTowN,
Daily except Sunday.
500 AN. Exprcss-anive at Baltimore ii.4e
200 and II. o5 4. NJ. and 6 IS p. NJ. For Edge
mont and intermediate points.
2't ~ VI. Mail-arriving ~ Baltimore 6.fS
Daily.
LOS p. II. Fast Mail arriving at Baitimefs
500 p. ", 1000
04oP NJ Southern Express-arriripE at
Baltimore 1880 A. 81. f..+.I
ARRIVE AT HkGERSTowE.
9edsA. NJ, ana 3.45 and s 0s r. ". FrsHs
EdEemont ana irtsrfhs6ists poins.
~ 10 P. u. Through cofnmodhtion-leayins
Baltimore Mt 500 A. u.
500 P. ". Express-leayirg Balimore SEQ
DRiiy
6.oS 4. IL Fast Auf-iearing BsititsSts 81
800 L. NJ.
62S P. NJ. Southern Exptefs-teariuK BsI=
tiuISh6 % P. N. -1uf
=. u, HOOD, General Manager.
B. II. GRISwOLD. GsnI Pass. Agent.
Nov. y, 1855. t.s. ..l.. .-I#t.
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RAILROAD TfIEl'II.E TABLES.
Baltimore s. ONO z. r.

NORTH IND SOUTH.
Tirse fstse in effect sunday. Dec. Is, 1855.
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DEAFNESS. Its CAUSES and CURE. by
~ one who was deaf twenty-cight years.
Treated by most of the noted specialists of the
day with no benefit. Cured himself in three
months. and since then hundreds of others by
tho same process. a plain. simple and success
full home treatment. Address I. S. PAGE.
los East 26th ST. New York CITY.
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L AIDES WANTED to work for us at their
IL own homes. 81 to $40 per week can be
easily made: fascinating and steady employ
mcnt. Particulars and sample of the work
sent for stamp. Address HOME MFG CO.,
p. o. Box 1916. Boston. Mass.
WE WANT Statesmen everywhere. Local
w and travelling. to sell our goods. Will
pay good salary and all expenses. Write for
terms at once. and state salary wanted. Adj
dress STANDARD SILVER WARE COMPANY
Washington Street Boston. Mass.
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CONNECTIONS.

81 ,tt1sEsssows, Mn with Vie wes.ers
ericE. EnrnittsblEEs. Gettyssmg, Penmar,I
waYnesboro, Pa, and points on the westsrn
MARYLAND Railroad and branches. Hf
With the Cumberland Valley Railroad TO and
from Harrisburg, Carlisle. Shfppensb burg. Cham
Sershurg. Mcrcersburg, Martinsbprg gnd poin;s
On he Cumberland VALLEY Railroad ana
branches. -.
Also to and from Pittsburg and the West and
Northwest and Boston, New York, Phiia-
St,.lEhf- and the North and East
al 'SaENkxDoku JUNCTION. W. Va, With
Mafn Line of SiltimtfE 4 Ohio Railroad to and
from Washington and the west
AT WATNEsBoRo JUNCTION. Va, with Ches-
apcake 4 Ohio Railway TO and from Green :
brisr white Suipher Springs and Richmond.
No 4 HIdSrS ssoSs S5stasetina srSa G. & d. II.
r. East bO,rsli adists, ATrIhg N'Gynes6oro JUNO
tiOIl at ~ y p. II. No, makes close connectior.
IIfsf 6or,,d, lcaUssg FFisEssdtN0 yst''etion al
l.S9. 2. ". \, l,-.,,..I q
RichritS1nd Il AlIegkfny Railroad,
At BUCHANAN with Main Line OF Riehmoad
Al Rols5kE, %it6 Norfolk s w.t.stn Rail.
''A"' STAGE coNNfcfIoNs.
AZ BoxcE. TOR Miliwood ana Winchester. Va.
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To the Public.

TtyAvING relinquished cr,sagements abroad
IL which have occupied my attention almost
exclusively for several years past, 1 will devote
my time in the future to work at home. and
offer my services to the public as Contractor
and Builder. There are many evidences of my
ability to design and construct houses II, the
best STYLES and substantially and promptly here
and. elsewhere. and the past few years have
9iven me experiences in house-bulding that arc
Valuable to myself and to persons who may en-
ploy me. will cndeavor. in all work entrust-
ed 10 me. to render entire satisfaction.
Jan % lS-3. J. &. HOLMES. Agent.
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MECHANICAL
Carpenter and Builder.
FL. BELLER

IL def. and win take Orders ana execute the
same promptly aud satisfactorily His ex-
perience is such that he can guarantee perfect
Workmanship. and his prices will compare ia
yorafly with the most reasonable. Those de-
c eait 0V@pH@p OF '~" pp" sn'@'' s''' '
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Spiit-Rottom Chairs.

TYHE undersigned would hereby inform the
i public that he continues the manufacture
of SRL.IT-BOTTOM CHAIRS of all kinds
Ann, Rocker and Plain-of the best material
and az low rates. Table Chairs furnished at
SO per dozen: Children's Plain Chairs. 40 cts.
each ChildEen's Rockers. so cts; Ladies Rock
ers. 81; Gents Ann Rockers. 81 Other Chairs
proportionately low. Old chairs re-bOttOmed
on short notice. ELIAS HIGGS.
P. o. Middleway. jefferson Co., W. Va
February II. ISS2@y.
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Tin, Sheet Iron, Roofing.
SCOUTING AND
SHnNE HnII& Z

IN Main street, in Charlcstown. W. Va.
" where I will be glad to see all my old
nish anything in the TIN AND STOVE line at
the very lowest prices. Roofing and Spouting
done at the shortest notice and in a superior
manner. Repairing done at once. Repairs for
Stoves furnished. The very best Cook Stoves
and Ranges always on hand, sold cheap, and
warranted to work we'll Also for sale the
Golden Star Oil Stove. for summer use. All
kinds of TIN WARE always on hand.
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TTNITE undersigned has recently enlarged aud
4 very much improved his salcs-rOOm. and
| added largely to his stock. both in variety and
qtianFity OF goods in his line. His supply of
COOK STOVES \ Nd Z I|GES will compete
with any. embraces the celebrated Excelsior"
and Partner GIRL" which never fail to give
entire satisfaction. besides large number of
others. with each Stove there are given Fifty
Pieces. exclusive Of plates. all of them very
! useful 10 hUttsckeePers. Important additions
To nIErry of LIrc5e Stoves as furnished by INC.
are Site. Automatic-Oven and Pipe Shelves.
WutcssRacks and Warming Closets. Coal oil
Sto9es always In stock, aud the best Wood and
Coal ties!efy 81 hand in season. Evers Stove
line is inc Of the hest ever ofeFsd in Charles
| town. ana inGlides handsomely ornamcnted
Water Coolers and Chamber Sets, Beautiful
Drip Coftcc-P Pots. Sotfp. F"e and 'reom Ladies'.
&c. with al the usual variety Of Tin and Sheet
Iron Watcs of all kinds. Prices always mod
crate. Price Cf stoves from SIP mp.
Roofing and Spststins. and othe+ Tin Work.
mr. ed
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Our work has been sold all through jefferson
and adjoining counties. and has always given
satisfaction in every particular.
1t is our constant aim to work the very best
material. and to do all work in tirst-class mau-
ner. and as TO our prices we pledge ourselves to
do work as low or lower than frst-claSs work
can be done for elsewhere! q
If parties wish to consult us in regard to work
aud do not find it convenient to visit our fac
tory, we win. if notified by. postal card, send
representative of the firm to visit them at their
Secondhand vehicles and good Horses to zen
in exchange for work
We keep constantly large variety of New
Vehicles in stock. and have also Secondhand
Carriages Buggics &c. which we cell very low.
a. L. ANDERSON tS co.
May 9. 19S2-y.
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Chattanooga. Tenn, without change, via Hnrs
risburg and Roanoke, and Baltimors 10 Lrrayi
via W. VI. R. r. No. / has Pullman Slecpet
via b. i o. Railroad aud Shenandoah Jrnsa
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GROCERIES, PR0ViSI0NS, NOTIONS

UNUOENIE@, ITO ' ESI0tdV5 Eso fEotsO
&c. q full line. at prices which will always be
found very moderate.
a." Old Iron. Brass. Copper. Lead. Sheep
low and Country Produce generally, taken in
exchange for Tin Work or Stoves.
JOSEF Ii II. YESTERDAY.
April 25 1852
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Gcrmania schutzen Bund Picnic.

The New Jersey Schutzep Bund held
high carnival during last Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday at the Schutzen Park,
Union Hill, the occasion being the Bnads
annual picnic and festival. People from
all over the State gathered to watch or take
part in the festivities. Hundreds Of chill
dren were to be seen each day filing the
swings and merry go-rounds, playing vari-
GUS games, &C., while pretty-faced maidens
in gay attire danced with gallant youth, the
latter occasionally deserving their sweet
hearts to delve in cooling draughts of
"Coney Island beer. Thirty -four compa-
mics are included in the Bund, and all
were represented at the shooting contest.
King Of the Besirk, Herman Mandels, of
Company No %, of Newark, made the
highest seore-71 out of possible rs but
it only being allowable for any member to
be King one year. The crown was placed
upan the head Of Mr. Schwartz, of Com
pany No. 81, New York, the second best
marksman, who scored SO out of a possible
rs. Many handsome prizes wers present.
ed by Grand Commander GabrieIs to the
winners, and others will be awarded at a
grand dinner to be given in New York next
Tuesday night 10000 people visited the
park during the continuance of the fes-
tiVal
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-06-20
FIRE ALARMS.


J. Frank Kernan's .'F1orry'J "reminiscences OF
the ''0ld Fire Laddies" and volunteer fire depart
ments OF New York aad Brooklyn, together with a
complete history of the paid departments of both
cities, should cause considerable reading among
the Jersey City hremen. Every fireman knows of
.F1orry," and some of the boys should profit by
his experience and advice
Dan Morrow has added two 7O-foot ladders 10
the water tower.
Chief McMullen. of Saugerties was in town
Tuesday. the guest Of ex-uhief Francis.
Donahue. of Engine Four is great Home Ruler.
The boys" VIII soon go on their vacation.
Pop Tyson has received by express au old boot,
lined with zinc agift from Chief Ki-Ka-Ko. OF the
Van Kinling Fire Departments, China
Diaan plays while Hayes dances for the ''babies
on oug block, at oAe Engine house.
Michaels, Of Engine Three, did great execution
at 5chutzen Park.
Quinn, Of Truck oOe, says he can outran any
one in the company.
Rooney got clean of when he heard that Truck
Five had the best kept quarters.
Engine Three made good time to box last
Friday morning
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The Watssessings were defeated yesterday week
by The nine Of the Bergen Point Athletic Club by
score OF Sto8. The latter has Rot lost single
game this season.
The Jersey Citys were whitewashed by the New
arks at Newark. last Tuesday
Our refrigerators are full of the best butter that
can be found in Jersey City Our prices are SO low
that every person gets full satisfaction, and all are
made happy ct 6ymess market lo4 Newark ave.
The Jersey Citys managers disciplining the
members of their team for the defeats they have
brought the club. One or two have been laid
of temporarily and fined.
Jersey City redeemed itself to a degree last We'd
nesday Afternoon by defeating the Newarks, on
the Grand street grounds, by score Of TO o
Take time by the forelock and save your ice by
purchasing Of Wood & Menagh's Alaska re-
figerators.
The Police defeated the Merchants in game at
Oakland Park, last Wednesday afternoon, by a
score of 10 to u.
to was the score OF the game played last
Wednesday afternoon on the Wilkes street
grounds between the Greenwoods and Cottagers,
IN favor of the Greenwoods.
Picked mines OF married and single men, Of
Union Hill, will cross bats ON July 4th.
Business is splendid. . says Frank j. Hanly, of
203 eWark ayenue. Selling more goods than
can send out conveniently. Have to keep the boys
working pretty hard to keep up" Three doors
above Jersey avenue
An interesting Bowling contest between the
wives Of several Of the members Of the Greenvilie
Fishing Club at the Belvidere House, Greenvilfa,
last Thursday evening. The participants in the
GeRoag, Mrs. Frank Hawley, Mrs. Joseph Coons,
Mrs. WIN. Wharton, Mrs. Edward Barr, Mrs. E.
Iinderberg, Miss Lille Barr, Mrs James Thorn
AID Miss annie Lambs rtson.
The nine Of the Kern Association werel defeated
at Oakland Park last Thursday afternoon by the
nine of the william E. DAILY Association by score
+ OF 81 to 20.
Ladies. the hot weather is upon ne. and you
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EXCURSIONS, FEsq1YALs AND PICNIC


The an nual carnival OF the Jeffersonian Club of
Hudson County will be held at Schutzen Park,
Union Hill, on Thursday Jnly LIST.
Ths first annual picnic and games of the ST,
Augustine Association, of Union Hill took place at
Schnetzen Park, Unien Hill, last Thursday after
noon. The usual athlstic games were vigorously
contested.
The annual picnic of Division No. l. A. 0. H.,
was held at CAledonian Park, last Thursday after
noon, under the direction of the officers Of the
Observation-Disclosures Reynolds, President; Thos,
Lenanan, Vice-PresideAt Thomas Brady, Record
ing Secretary James Burke Financial Secretary !;
Freebooter Thomas Shaughuessy, Treasurer II.
Gavin Sergeantat-Arms.
"Cool as cucumber" the cook said She re-
ferred to the Alaska refrigerator. Thousands upon
thousands OF these refrigsrators being sentout
and sold this Summer. Wood Menagh sell lots
Of them
Industry Council No. IS, o. u. A. NJ, held its
grand annual Summerniehts festival ct Pohlman's
last Wednesday night. The attendance was larger
than on any previous occasion. Among those pres
emit we're. Mr.. and Mrs. Townsend, Mr.. and Mrs.
Nuber, Mr.. and Mrs. Bnttenbaum, Mr.. and Mrs
Up. Hemberger, Mr.. Jelly and Miss Blake Howard
Randolph ana wife, Charles Rebel and wife,
Misses Lena Miller Kate Levercy, MARI Faulhaber,
Mamie Hslsey and May Brautigan Theodore Cars
wall and wife, r. Buttenbaum and NJ. Nash, Of
Garfield Council, No. So; Deputy State Councillor
of the Ninth District John Kull and wife, George
Ormsby and Miss NJ. Miller, and w. Parker, State
Vice Councillor Of New Jersey.
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Miss Lena Mayl .agsr became Mrs. John Slew
wright. at ner Arents residence, 1888 Franklin
performed by t ne Rev Mr.. Meury. There was
short reeeptlo a after the ceremony. The presents
were numerous and costly. Among those present
were Mr.. snd Mrs. Klein. Miss Ida Klein, Of Har-
LEM; Miss Martha Klein, Hr. Skipperhern, Misses
Nickel, fiauser and Maylinger, Mr.. and Mrs Und-
crhiil fdr. and Mrs Otto, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Ramsay, Mr.. and Mrs. STANLEY, Mr. Berry, Mr..
Macklm, Mr.. and Mrs. Bartsch, and Mrs. Behhen
For low prices, fair dealing, good terme and
honest value for your money go to the rstaila.
wholesale-pries furniture store, 203 Newark ave-
nue., Frank J. Hanly's three doors above Jersey
avenue
of the approaching wedding Of Miss Jennie May
and Mr. Julian j. Mccoy.
The inQuisiiive mosquitos will soon present
their bills. The only satisfaction thai can be OBJ
tanned against them viii be to purchase mosquito
screening from Wood Menagh.
st. Paul's Lutheran Church. corner Of Summit
and st. Paul avenues, Witnessed its initial wedding
last Wednesday evening" and it certainly present
cd handsome appearance. The couple who
worse, etc, were Mr. August Klein. of the Bergen
section Of the city, and Miss aura II. Gavenesch
of 693 Newark ayentie. The ushers were VIM. G.
Meyers. George ?. Kaso, VIA, II. schlihgloh, DR.,
and George II. Del Orne. sill, like the groom
members Of the Empire Bowling Club. Emil
Klein, Joseph Oaveneseh, Jr., and Robert Troll
were the sroomsmen, and Misses Lena Gavenesch,
maids. 1t was shortly after o'clock whom the
happy couple, preceded by the ushers erosms-
men an bridesmaids walked triumphantly up the
aisle to the time of kendesohn's wedding march
There was large attendance. A reception at the
residence OF the brides parents followed the cere
nouy. Many handsome presents were received
Mr. and Mrs. Klein viii reside in Henry street.
Diseases Of the throat and lungs. left to them
selves, finally cause results which end in the
sufferer being hurried To premature grave Why
THIS should be, when easy relief Is at hand and at
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Prof Victor Baier waved his wand in the
Greenyille Rink Tuesday night, and a
chorus Of 200. pupils from the grammar
department of School No 20 sang of the
beautiful Moonlight" They sang with
marked effect in several other selections.
The singing by the pupils of the primary
department reflected, to even more
marked degree, the skill Of their leader.
Miss Mary Lancaster, soprano of st. Paul's
Church, New York, and Frank Barnard,
tenor of Trinity Church, New York, rem
dered solos, Henry Z. Case performed on
the violin, and Walter Holmes on the cor
net. Mr.. Baier's selections were simply
exquisite, both in choice and rendition.
The hit of the evening was the Anvil
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CLUB GOSSIP.

The John Schweiler Association had a picnic at
tne areen Vile Schutzen Park Wednesday evening
The Palisade Fishing Club have had bont At
sheepshead Bay, =. E. Faokert il tho commander.
The Home Social Circle gave very pleasant
entertainment on Friday evening last at the resi-
oence OF Miss Jean Lindsay. 90 Wayne street. TIE
most notable feature OF the entertainment was the
Der Of pretty young ladies who took part In It.
Hartnett's drug store, corner Warren and Mont
gomery streets, has the advantage Of being one of
the best and most conveniently located stores in
goods. = ) - =, --'>'--'
the annual carnival OF the Jsffersonian Climb will
take place at schuetzsn Park July l.
In pickle. Yer, we have it. Just the thing for
YOU ana when You place it upon yonr table, feel
moHthknl at symes's markst l04 Newark avenue.
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AwoSG IKE cHUnoHEs.

Sixteen wagons carried the children of the
Whiton Street Lutheran Church to Caledonian
Park, Tuesday There a picnic was at once ina,lg.
uIated under the supervision of superintendent
Inland Mr.. Bernard Hendricks, Rev. Mr. MANI,
pastor OF the church; Messrs. Charles Miller
henry ulttpeDn, Henry Winters, Anthony HancR,
Frederick Hockstetter and Christian Kirstner.
The Baptist Sunday Schools went on a Joint ex.
c'rsion to ROTOR Point, Wednesday.
Inc annual picnic of the First German Exsneeli.
cal Church took Place at Caledonian Park Monday.
successful festival was held in lhe Greenville
Reformed Church last Thursday evening under
tne auspices OF the ladies Of the Church. The pro
ceeds OF the auction at the close of the festival vii
pay Tor handsome new carpet foE the church.
Rev. John L. Scudder will preach at the Taber
nacie this evening on = The value and power Of
little things In the morning Children's Day
MI se celebrated IN the usual interesting way
Old and young are cordially invited.