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The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1886-01-28

AMaFHEA Mcrphino Habit CnEsdf IN 10
HSHHGHE2H to 30 days. No pay tn Cured
a&2a oN1 D1. J. sThenkxa. Lebsnon Ohio.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1886-01-28

leading Nos; "a 4, 048, 4 80, Il 5p 333, i6i.
For Sale by all Stat toner's. ~ y
THE ESTERHR0ok STEEL PEN co.,
Weeks; camden, .. ], 22S tehn ST, New WI
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II think know Of a knight Of flesh. and
blood, who, with this as his weapon,
will slay the dragon, and win hall /
say his lady-loyepp q .,.5
Oh, ctor! how can you be so funny
over so serious q matter q q
But it is serious only on one side.
|. and that is the other side, e he replied.
Will you permit me to manage this little
affair forsyou After all, there NAV be
{ trouble. and there will certainly have to
be some legal formulas. But think,
q, rightly managed, the young man will
admit that the mortgage was virtually
cancelled by the payment Of the $5OO for
which this is the receipt. q AIS 81
..If You would assume the business ii
would be arelief, y she answered, ..for /
should not know how to proceed.
$ssWe ell, then, run away and see my
better hall. 60 out and dig chestnuts
no, pick up potato s no well, I don't
care what you do go and anluse your
self while 4 do some thinking !.
So the school mistress rambled afield.
TO recover from her bewild erment, and
forecast the future
The doctor wrote q long letter to
John Redwood, whom he believed he
could trust with the affair, and not
without reason, for q few days after q
reply came, stating that Holmes was
amazed. indeed, at the production 81
the receipt, but after examination could
mot dispute its geniiineness, and Mad
very honorably released the mortgage,
restoring tho interest paid for four
years. He recalled that after tile Col
5onel . death he had sold some furniture
the secretary among the lot, and he re-
nembered that there were some old
papers in iii but not considered OF any
iyalue. il he had fosiad the receipt liz
scerteinly should have odaced it at
that time. Some uncha ritsble people
maintain howeyer. that l,s would have
burned Ii.
Il can .be imagined that when Annie
Lyster went home 70 spend Christmas
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WBDDINa BkEx.s.

The marriage of Henry Hermans and Minnie
Kelly was solennized on Sunday last. The cali
thumpian serenads was an evening or two later.
Among those present at the wedding reception
Of Mr.. and Mrs, Edwin W. Groesehei, who have
returned from their hsneyaosn, held at the resi-
dence OF the groom parents on Huttor street last
Wednesday eveniHg, were General Wright and
sister. ex-Judge Garrick and wife, Mr.. and Mrs
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Wright, Mr. Wright. the
Misses Lille and Jennie Groeschel Mr. Otis Mr.
Gro. A Shaw, or the Erenilg Telegram and Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Burke. parents of the bride.
Ladies all-linen hemmea hsndkerchiefs ready
for use, SC. Baron, Newark avenue.
Wedding bells rang msrrily last Thursday nisht
for Mr.. James Strahan and Miss Maria Colbert at
the Summit Avenue Presbyterian Church. The
beaning face OF the Rev. AIney 8. Biddle redectsd
the happiness depicted in the co1ntenances of the
couple then uaited in The holy bands of wedlock
Mr.. Emory Stratton and Miss Kitte Colbert sister
Of the bride assisted at the ceremony as grooms.
man and bridesmaid. After the ceremony the
ceupls and assistants drove to their new heme
270 second sireet whore they received many friends
and RECALLED them with an elegant BANQUET and
social entertainment. Mr.. Strahan who is a great
favorite at the Marshall Ball Clothing house was
presented by the firm and employees with hand
some silver table service and students lamp The
brides presents were many and costly. Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Colbert
parents Of the bride; Mrs. Strahan, mother Of the
groom; Miss Jennie Strahan. sister Of the groom:
Miss Annie Colville, Mr. and Mrs. j. j, Stratton'
Messrs. Joseph Skerrett VIVA. Cunningham Jshn
strahan, Harry GiIland, @. f. Zimmerrnan Sidney
Backus, Lawrence Lukeman, Winfield s. Anness
George .BAckus, H. McAlestsr, Charles g. kin
merle, Fred. W. Tayler, Andrew Manning and
others.
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EXCURSIONS, FESTIVALS and P1cs1cs.

The annua. picnic of Herman Lodge, F. 4 A. NJ,
of Union HILL was hold at the URion Hill Schuet-
zen Park last Thursday afternoon and evening.
The long anticipated annual excursion OF the
Arion Singing Society Of the Heights came of last
Sunday. The excursionists, to the number OF 500,
went to Greenwood Lake in a special train of eight
cars, leaving this city at O'Clock. Not sign Of
discomfort was noticed during the entire day and
the excursion was pronoupc ed the most successful
in every way ever held. Lepoldt's band furnished
excellent music and the Arions sang in sweet
tones The Committee Of Arrangements consisted
Of Albert Weisenbofp, Philip PAttberg, Louis
Brehm, j. O. Archilles and Stephen Lieber.
We have number Of broEen lots Of neckties
They are in the way. We have marked them down
below cost to get rid Of them. Baron, Newark
avenue.
The W. D. Davis Association and its friends held
their annual Summernights festival at Oaledonian
Park last Monday evening under the auspices Of
the following named gentlemen: H. z. Dowd
PRESIDENT =. P. Coleman, Vice President; J. B.
McGrath, Second Vice President; E. ]. Braney, Re-
cording Secretary; L. A. Alderman. Financial
Secretary: J. F. Reilly, Corresponding Secretary;
]. A. AcKennn, Treasurer; j. B. Gallagher, Serge
ant-at-Arms; Director, VIM. D. Davis; Floor Man
ager, n. L. Dowd; Assistants, +. P. Coleman, J. B.
McGrAth; Floor Committee, L. A. Alderman, R. P.
Davis, ]. 7. Hayes, J. F. Dewd, J. =. Reilly j. 3.
walsh. j. B. Miltner; Reception Committee, J. B.
Gallagher, Chairman; A. ", Reirks E. J. Braney
+. j. Gallagher. c. J. Brandon. h, c. Adams. J. f.
NcClosky, p J. McGovern, A. M. Coon, and r. A.
McKsnns. Everything passed off pleasantly, and
the large attendance voted the aualr great sue
cess.
The High School commencement teok Place last
Thursday evening. But since Frank ]. Hanly' s
commencement in the furniture business his store
has been favorite resort for the public. A large
voluWe Of trade is the result, and low prices and
fair dealing are the cause Of it. Frank ]. Hanly's
fzrnftare store is at 2o3 Newark avenue. three
dsers above Jersey avenue. Remember the loca-
ton.
The second annual joint summernight festival
and picnic Of the United Brothers and Mozart As
sociadons Was held last Monday evening in
Krobsps Hudson County yolks Garden. The affair
A. Rasche's full band. Among those present were
Chief Patriarch Chas Sess and Geo. dsizratD of
Pal.sads EAcampment; Past Grands +. Rhine, G.
George Geizroth, NJ Bepelbrock N. G., OF Mozart
Lodge; George Scharfenberg and Miss L. Schwartz,
Misses 7. Craig and L. Herbert, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bepelbreck, Mr.. and Mrs. Ct. Wetzsl Mr. and Mrs.
Jacob Diehl, p. G. Ssnbrey and wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Wild and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lehn.
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SOCIETIES AND LODGES.

The NJ. F. N. and P. NJ. degrees were conferred
on candidates at special meeting of Iriuns
Chapter, Royal Arch Masons. held in McPherson's
Hail last Tuesday evening.
Meson's fruit jars are the old and reliable jars
for your preserved fruits. You'll. find lots Of them
at Wood Menagh's great hardware store.
| A meefns Of the North Hudson Building and
Lean Association was held at Kesslers Hail. on
Central avenue, last Tuesday evening" at which
264 shares Of stock were sold. Over 300 of the
$500 shares of stock have already been subscribed
for.
100 dozen satin lined, silk and satin figured
scarfs for 19c. The NEST popular scarf in Jersey
City. Baron, Newark avenue.
regular convention Of Lincoln Lodge, No. 36,
K. Of P, was held last Thursday evening.
Think Of twenty-gauge Summer merino, front
lined with demet silk, silk trimmed, cut stitched.
pearl button draw ers gored gussetted and taper
for soc. Baron, Newark avenue.
The o. M. A. degree was conferred on candidates
at the regular meeting Of Lincoln Council, No. g.
Grand Order Of the Orient, last Thursday night
You'll miss it il you don't get dozen of these
satteen figured fat and pued scarfs for Soc; sold
for 50 per dozen last year Baron, Newark ave.
The P. NJ degree was worked by Enterprise
Chapter. No. 2, Royal Arch Masons, last Wednes
day night.
Bayonne Lodge, No. 2o6. I. o. o. F., was insti-
tuted on Friday by Grand Master George F. Ham
nell.
Don't go to the country or lay around your
to find the best colored plain2 ifso, go 10 Wood
4 Menashs great hardware store for them.
Bayonne Building and Loan Association No. 2,
elected the following officers at IFS annual meeting
held in Schuyler Hall, last Tuesday evening: Pres
ident, John Newman; Vice President Alfred W.
Booth; Directors, James W. Trask, John G. Gard
ner, z. G. Earl, CHARLES L. Noe, William G. Farr,
Winfield Stringham, Alexander Christie. J. NJ.
johnson, DR.. +. G.. Payne, Charles L. Lord, John
Il. Bester and Charles s. Noe.
Just examine them. Our large stock of jean
drawers cut large aud full, for Sic. The greatest
bargain ever offered in this line. Baron, Newark
avenue.
Lincoln Lodge, No. SO. K of p, last Thursday
evening elected officers follows C. O., Jefferson
C. Crilley; v. C. Andrew S. Green; Prelate, August
Leest X. Of Il. and s, Geo. VIM. Point; Nj. of E..
VIM. r. Allen; NJ. of r., Philip Lynch; NJ at A.,
John B Edwards Trustee, Luther G. Connect;
Rep to G. L., Walter c.. Smith; Alternate, John l..
Silpath. The officers elect will be installed on
Thursday evening next by D. d. g. G., Aaron 81.
Paul.
Grant Lodge, No. 80. K. of p. and its friends
will go on an excursion to Greenwood Lake to-
morrow, leaving the Erie depot at o'clock IN the
morning on special train.
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The Greenville Schuetzen Corps held its
annual shooting festival and picnic at the
Greenville Schuetzen Park last Monday
afternoon snd evening. The shoot occu-
pied till four O'clock in the afternoon, when
the scores were announced. Henry Gibbs,
having made the highest score, was crown
ed King of the Sehuetzens by Miss Bueh
hammer, who made pretty German speech
and received bouquet Sixteen prizes
were given to the next in rank. consisting
OF kegs of beer, dozens Of wine and various
other articles. The awarding of prizes was
through with at 1880, and at p. m. DANE
ing was begun, and continued to a late
hour. Two hundred couples joined in the
dance. The floor was ably managed by
Mr.. Emil Hurz, assisted by Mr.. A. Link.
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MiNIsTERI4E CHANGES.
The Calls Seine of the Methodist Dcmini,
Have AcceDted.

The Calls Seine of the Methodist Dominies
Have Accepted.
Every year the Methodist system Of
assignment by the Bishop of the ministers
in his diocese to their new fields is becom-
ing more and more mere ecclesiastical
fiction, and every year the dominies more
and more pick out their own new parishes
instead of waiting for the Bisuop to say
where they shall CO. It is getting to be the
widely-spreld custom in the Church for a
parish to call the dominic it wants, and for
the dominic, after diligent inquiry as to the
salary, etc. to make up his mind whether
God would care to have him go to it. Thus
it is that already many OF the changes to be
made at the next Conference may be
already foreshadowed Rev. W. L. Hoag-
land. now of the Lafayette Methodist
Church, will become pastor Of the West
field Church. Rev. E. w. Burr, the pol
ished pastor of Centenary, will become
pastor of the Market street Church in Pat
erson. Rev. John Atkinson, of Trinity,
will go to the Halsey street Church in
Newark. Rev. James Montgomery, once
pastor Of Hedding, will succeed Rev. Mr..
Brady. Rev. MIR. Brady hasn't yet found
anything that he thinks it would please
God to have him take, and SO it is likely
that he viii travel abroad at the expiration
of his season here.
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Fun in Mrs. Firms school.

Crescent Hall, On Crescent avenue, in
the South Bergen district, was the scene of
an attractive gathering Of little ones, with
their elders, last Friday evening. The
pretty school-roem had been tastsfully gar
landed, and the lights shone brilliantly.
The occasion was the closing exercises of
the year of Mrs. Firms school, which is
conducted there. The evenings amuse
ment was preluded by a song by the school,
and Celie Perry delivered neat opening
address. Then followed a dialogue enti-
tied 'sThe S. P G. A. in which Eddie and
George Wells, Joseph Shannon, Harry
Elliott, Wallie Sackttt and Louis Mitchell,
all little men, took part Ths kindergarten
Song" with childish sweetness and SIM
plicity. Miss Oracle Finn recited the
engineers Story" and she and Lille Car
tier performed duet on the piano. The
parts in 'sTrue Charity" dialogue, were
taken creditably by Celis Perry, Sadie
Westcott, Florence Douglas, Florence
Smith, Maud Gregory and Florence Eager.
French dialogue was appreciated by the
audience mainly for the reason that they
could not understand it-Miss Sauvet and
Miss Charlotte Morgan being assisted by
Grace Finn, Lille Cartier, and Maude and
Louise Fleming. The Misses Lizzie and
Frances Houghtaling sang g Beautiful
Moonlight" Daisy Bates recite1 ''Little
Meg's Victory" and a dialogue on Military
Discipline, /" in which all the little chaps
were disguised in military armor Of paper,
followed. frankie Knower was the Gen
eral, Joe Shannon the Captain, and his
brother. Hall, Corporal. The privates we're
Walter Eager, Alfred Gregory, Emory Ken
nedy, Edeie and George Wells, Wallie and
Irving Sackett, Louis Mitchell and Harry
Elliott. When the hall had been released
from martial law, Libbie Watson, Daisy
Bates and Hortenss Hommell stepped for
ward to exchange views on fashionable
Requirements. Then there were class
song, a recitation by Lille Cartier, about
the old cat dying, and dialogue. The
school gave an exhibition of their gymnas-
tic proficiency, and the pleasant entertain
menJ was brought TO close by dissribu-
ton Of prizes. Prizes and medals were
awarded to Madge Fleming. Florence
Smith, Maud Gregory, Charlotte Morgan,
Louise Fleming, Lille Cartier. Lille Elliott;
and in the kindergarten to Jos Shannon,
Wallie Sackett, Florence Douglas, The
French prizes were to Grace Finn and Char
lotte Morgan in the first class, and Madge
and Louise Fleming in the second.
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The Day We Homer.

The Fourth Of July is now upon us, and
but one week more will elapse before tbs
day we celebrate will be here. In the
meantime, every man who desires to be
well dressed will find mems business suits
at the Marshall Ball Clothing House for IS.
These goods are not shoday, but will do
honest service for honest money. The
young men can get them for So. If you
desire dress suit, you will have to pay
more for it; but your moneys worth is then
sure and reliable every time. Don't let the
coming week pass without examining the
great reduction in the price of clothing, as
mentioned in this old and reliable firms
advertisement.
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cLUs GOSSIP.

A special excursion club was organized in the
Court House vicinity last Monday evening, tho OBJ
Mentelair on July Sd. number Of county
officials and Court Hsuse attaches have Joined the
club, The club is known as the flames Burke
Social Club"
Ladies gold-hesded, all-silk umbrellas, $2os;
worth IS. Baron, Newark avenue.
The Adonis Social Clubs new officers were in
stalled at meeting Of the club, held last Tuesday
evening. 4
Ladies. this Is for yoH. Al-linen Turkish towels
fer &c.; actual value, SOC. Baron, Newark ave-
The North Hudson Shooting Club has organized
with Captain Krobatsch, of Company b, Ninth
Regiment as Captain, and met at Steinbreuner's
Hotel, North Bergen, last Thursday afternoon.
The club numbers forty members.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
M -s1ER's SALEM cHANozaY OF NEW JER-

N SEES sE7 salem oHANozh1 or NEW JFR-
Between Henry Lussen and wife, complainants,
and Celia Iimmernan ct ais. defendants.
Ga bill, Sc Decree for sale. 8fK
BY virtue of decree of the Court Of Ca ncary Of
New jersey, made an fled in the above cause on
the third day Of March, eighteen hundred and
eighty directing sale of all and singular the
complaint, shall sell at public vendue, to the
highest bidder, on
Monday, the Twenty Eighth day of June
next Q886),
at enc o'clock in the afternoon, on the premises.
hereinafter described IN such portions as to me may
seem most for the interest OF tAe parties All that
certaia let. tract parcel OF land and premises
situate. lying and being in the Township of Nerth
Bergen In the County of Hudson aae the etste Of
New Jersey, beginning on the southeast hne Of
lands Late OF Cornelius Huyler, deceased, and
Northeast corner Of said lot; from thence running
north tcrtynins f4s) degrees west nine ~ shaiaa
and sixty eight 1851 links to the land late Of David
Day deceased tAenoe. south, thiesy ak 1861 degrees
west. feur ~ chains and sixsy-fye ts5) links to
marked post in tire fence, and TO lands late of
David Day; thence. south, ferry nine (49l degrees
east ten 0l chains and two az links to red cedar
tree and laads late of John Leake thence north
thirty TIVE (S2dssrees east five (5) chains and four
teen "a laks 10 the lands late of Cornelius HuyIer
deceased. and place of beginning.
Bounded nsrtherly by lands formerly of Cor
nelrs Huyier, deceased, and lands now or formerly
Of Petsr W. Baata, westerly by the lands formerly
OF the said David Day. deceased. and eastsriy by
lands formerly of Joha Leake as the said let is
now enclossd by fence, or fences or foundation
of fencss, containing by estimation four AID
Together with all and singular the Establishments
and sppurtenSEc-s to the said premises belonging
or in aaywise appertaining.
Master in Charcery Of New Jersey.
April Is 1888 ct 90 %
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s0CIAL FESTIVITIES.

very pleasant party went from 232K Third
street to Glen Island last Tuesday and spent the
day there. The party consisted Of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
L. Brown, the Misses YouHgers and Alice Watson,
Nessrs. Marsh, Capner and Powers, and last, bat
not least, Master Frank Brown.
Mr.. George Won ARK. of the Heights President
of the Columbia Association. invited o large nuR.
Der Of his friends to party at his residence. %
Palisade avenue on Thursday evening last. in
honor OF his birthday aRd was the receipent Of
many handsome presents.. fine collation. was
served. Dancing and games were kept up till the
snail hours Of morning.
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Construction Of a Sewer in Ogden Avenue.

from franklin street 800 feet southerly in accord
ance with plans and specifications on file in the
office of the Chief Engineer, corner Jersey avenue
and Mercer street, wnele blank forms of bid and
surety must be obtained. q
ESTIMATE OF QUANTITIES:
About $40 liReal feet of 30-inch brick sewer.
About new receiving basins.
About 20 cubic yafds Of concrete ia.
About 375 cubic yards Of rock excavation.
Time for completion, As working days.
The making Of the above improvement and
award of the contract therefor will be subject to
the renonstrance of the owners of the property
liable to more than half Of the Assessments there
fer.
Proposals must be enclosed in sealed envelopes,
endorsed Proposals for the Construction Of
Saver in Ogden avenue. 500 feet southerly. and
directed TO Commissioner John Schweiler Chair
man OF Committee on Streets and Sewers, and
handed to the Clerk Of the Board in open meeting
whom called for in the order Of business relating
to sealed proposals.
By order of the Board Of Public Works
THOMAS JACOB, Clerk.
Dated Jersey City, N. J. June "a. 1886. [j2s2
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The Irish National League.

By direction of NJ. B. Holmes, the Cen
trail Branch Irish National League, will
meet in st. Johns Hall, Sunday evening at
s o'clock. Allwho collected money at the
Academy of Music meeting are requested
to attend.
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4 About sixty Of the members Of Van Hoxten Post
Commander +. o. Cole went to Elizabeth last
Thursday evening to attend the picnic of Dahl
green Post No. %, Of Elizabeth. They retuDGed
hone ct midnight.
: The best assortment Of French Isle thread, S.
per box Of half dozen. Baron, s Newark avenue.
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Opening, Widening & Changing, as
to Boundaries, OF Jackson Ave.

from Myrtle avenue to Fulton avenue. to the full
width Of 60 feet.
And notice Is also given that the following streets
or avenues. or particular sections thereof in
cluded in said assessment
Jackson avenue. from Myrtle avenue to Fulton
avenue.
Walker avenue and woodlawn avenue. from
psint 245 feet south of jackson avenue to point
22e feel north of jackson avenue.
Fulton avenue, from a point PAS feetSouth Of
Jackson avenue to point 1875 feet nertn Of Jack
son avenue.
Dwight from point 245 feet south Of jackson
avenue to point $50 feet north Of Jackson avenue.
Etsgman street. from a point 245 feet south OF
Jackson avenue to point 24e feet north Of Jack
sen avenue.
Bidwell avenue, from q point 800 feet soHth Of
Jackson avenue to point SEQ feet north Of jack
son avenue.
Bay View avenue from point SEQ feet south Of
Jackson avenue to point 800 feet north Of Jack
son avenue.
Jackson avenue. from Myrtle avenue to Newark
and N. Y. R. R.
And that the
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CORPORATION. NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON THE 14TH
lt day Of June 1885, the Commissioners of As
sessment and the Chief Engineer fled in the office
OF the Clerk Of the Board of Public Works their
preliminary assessment map and report for the
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Goth Day of July. 1850

at o'clock y. M, and the meeting room Of the
Board OF Public Works are hereby fixed as the time
and place when and where the Board Of Public
Works wild meet to hear and consider any objeo-
lions TO said report or to tthe improvement which
may be presented in writing.
By order Of the Board Of Public Works.
THOMAS JACOB, Clerk.
Dated Jersey City. n. j.. June "a. 1889. [2sj2