The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-02-07
SKAT0RIAL NOTES.
oh. aeOrge ! who'd a thOught it

Oh, George who'd q thought it
Every man buys s. pants from Norris.
Hen sOmers is good goal tender, but he can't
fake cage.
Paul Lignot ought to take day on and practice
roller skating
Ice skating is all the rage. Purchase skates from
Wood Menaghs great variety.
John Eagen is about poor a skater as ever
entered rink.
VIM. McNichols fell all over the door while skat-
ing the other evening.
Norriss IS pants are made at 9 Montgomery st.
II. S. TuthiIl the athlete. makes q wonderful
half back at polo playing.
Jack Lewis has 10 wear four roller skates when
on rollsrs-two on each foot
j. B. Boyd the athlete, will be rendered beneft
ct the Greenville rink shertly
Make your little girls heart go pitpat by buying
q sled from Wood Menagh.
G. E. Brown has worn out six suits Of clothes
since he took to roller skating.
The party who says that John Case can skate 10
guilty of telling base falsehood.
Frank Kenny should spend his evenings at home
instead OF rolling around the Kinks.
Norris's So pants are made ct Montgomery st.
James Cassidy. the idea Of you playing polo :
You ought to be ashamed Of yourself.
August Cramer says he has hired small rink so
that be can do all his tumbling by himself
Mr.. E. E. Prsttyman makes an excellent referee,
as he don't know anything about polo.
Great sacrifice in the price of Weber piano at
Van Syckle's auction rooms, SIS Montgomery street.
Manager Somers was surprised when the SCOTS
beat his team SO badly the other evening.
Jack Fice famed the air in trying to hit the ball
while playing polo on Friday evening last.
A great many friends Of Jack Reagan are pleased
to hear that Manager Somers has re-engaged him.
Now is the time to gladden. your son S heart by
purchasing sled from Wood Menagh.
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ladies of New Bedford. Mass. how to roller skate
W. j. Crowley, the celebrated runner, has taken
to polo playing. If he practices he will be player
before 1900
If you want Weber piano at great bargain go
to Van Syckle's auction rooms, So Montgomery st.
John Frykburg has q good opinion Of himself.
BE thinks he is just as nice as they make 'em when
he is on skates.
Fred Hunt always wears cuff around his neck
when he visits the Kinks He says he "wants TO
look like little bird"
Can YOU find fault with Baron's night shirt prices
--S8 cents and 50 cents NewarK avenue.
Frank Buddington has at last Won record. He
acted as goal tender for the Nsverplays, and did
not let ball pass him.
Paul Leno is so thin that party who saw him
skating down the floor Of the Greenville Rink took
him for shiny stick.
They all get measured for IS pants by Norris, 9
Montgomery street,
Smith Mersellis looked as though he had been
run through sausage machine when he left the
GIeenville Rink The other evening.
Mr. Walter o'Mara. who has made two or thres
trips abroad, showed the boys how polo Ibis
played hin hold Hengiand. yer know"
Great bargains in imported handkerchiefs, Is
cents, worth 4S cents, sold over the river at 30
cents. Baron, Newark avenue.
William Boag, the wonderful walker OF the s. A.
A. c. chased after polo bali at the Park Rink last
Friday evening-thst is. when he wasn't rolling
over the floor.
II you desire to purchase bargain examine the
Weber piano at Van Syckle's auction rooms, So
Montgomery street.
polo team from the Scottish-American Athletic
Club played the stockholders of the Park Rink and
defeated them by OF II to The 8. A. A C.
had easy time of it from the start and only let
the Parks make goal out of pity.
The sun shines for al upon those IS pants.
Norris. Montgomery street.