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An attempt was made Sunday
night 10 farce an entrance into Dan
Jackson's store The lock on the
front door was broken, but the bolt
did not leave the catch or keeper.
When Mr. jackson entered ~ store
Monday morning the floor was 81.
with baskets. These he had piled b,
the side of the door, aud it is evident
they were thrown down by the lar
upon the door and the noise thy
made in falling perhaps frightened
away the would.be burglar.
Saturday evening Charlie Lyon,
an eleven year old son of Andrew
Lyon, found small piece of tin
about the size an snaps of a No. |
pistol cartridge. near home in East
Grafton. He carried it in his peck
ct to Goley's drug store and about
) 80 o'clock he was playing with it,
and not thinking there was any dan
ger in 30 small piece of tin he care
lessly struck it against the stove. A
loud report and scream from the
doy followed instantly. The little
piece of tin was a dynamite cap, and
the force of the blow on the stove
had boon sufficient to cause 1t to ex-
plode. The end of his thum and fore
finger on his left hand were torn Off
and the middle finger on the same
hand was badly bruised and torn.
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An awful. Monumental lie.

Talk about monumental lics-how's
this contribution to- the general fund
that We find floating about in our cx
changes In our opinion it takes
the flour barrel: A girl in wcs-
tern town swallowed a tradc.dollar
about year ago and. for long time,
her life was despaired of. A month
ago number Of sores broke out all
over her body, and when these we're
opened a copper cent was found in
each one, A physician who was call.
ed in removed eighty five in this man.
ner, that being all that made their
appearance. Since then the girl has
suffered no Inconvenience whatever
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"A move is on foot among the
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--Eligu Gregg passed through this
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"A boy named Smith, living in
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evening Of last week complimentary
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PERSONAL pAnAeRIpns.
Notes ON the Movements OF Restless
Humanity ala Around

Notcs ON the Movements OF Restless
Humanity ala Around u.
Judge John Brannon, OF Weston,
is in town attending court.
+. NJ. Thomas was away on bust
ness the greater part of last week.
5. Z. Mccormick, Esq. WAS at
Grafton Saturday on business.
w. G. Brown, Esq. was at Grafton
on Thursday last.
The Misses Lieb, of Uniontown,
were tue guests of their uncle, Alfred
Spahr over Sunday.
Judge Burkshire arrived in town
last Saturday.
Mr., and Mrs. j. .. McGrew left
Saturday for Florida where they will
spend the winter.
Ex-Sherifr Ford has been in town
attending court this week.
p +. Csu6eld. of Newburg, was
in town at court this week
Austen Dodge. of Portland Dis.
trict, is in town serving as a Juror.
Joseph Ringer, OF Muddy Creek,
was in town Monday.
c. G. Forman. of Tannery, was st.
tending court Monday.
Deputy Sheriff SchaefIer, of Terra
Alta, attended court this week.
IL. Clay Hyde, Esq. was at Nor.
gantown on business this week.
Mrs. David Morgan. of Albrights.
vile, was the guest OF her daughter,
Mrs. Dan Faucet, several days last
week.
Columbus Hartman. Of the Crab
Orchard, was in town Monday.
S. S. Loar talks of locating in Ne.
braska in the spring.
Mrs Neil J. Fortney has been very
i'll the past week. She is better at
this writing.
Greeley Hyde, who spent last week
in town, left for Brandonville Mon
day under command of Capt. II. G.
Hagans.
Joseph Marum, Philetus Lipscomb
and Peddicord arc visiting attorneys
here this week.
j. G. Harrington. of Newburg, at
tended court here day or two this
week.
That big Democrat, James A. Kee.
ner, of Newburg, was in town Mon
day, and came in to see us.
DR.. Mackey, of Morgantown, was
in town q couple of days this week.
David Wolfe. leading citizen of
GAINESVILLE, came in Wednesday and
renewed for another year.
Ed. Messenger, the Greenback ora
tor Of Portland, has been in town
this week attending court.
AL. Brown, of New Interest, Ran
dolph County was here last week
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Tuesday to see about getting employ.
ment on the proposed new railroad.
We learn that Miss Minnie Nef
will leave about the holidays on
visit among friends in Baltimore.
Judg Ollie, of Mcrgantown, was
here two orthree days this week.
NJ. II. Dent, Esq, of Grafton, was
here this week acting counsel in the
case Of Maud Dent VS.. Wm.M. Dent
George Shafer, of Independence,
was in town attending court this
week.
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Walter Collins, Erancis Clarke, VIM Il: CiarKe'
Frank Carpenter Warren Eayey, VIM. N Davey,
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Jay Hunt, VIM. A. Watson, Walter Wilklnsop =.
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ter G. Mutrhsid, James a. Murphy, J. EDWARD
Muller Harry L. Pangborn, Geo. y. Perkins, A. =
p. Duimby, JOS NJ Rector Edward ID; Rudderow,
John O "a. Ruggles, O. NJ. E. Schroeder. Jr.. Fred
e. Scott Gregory s. Smith, Lybrand Smith, Henry
NJ Traphggen, Harry ]. TIrner J. Stewart Walker
Robert @. Washburn, and Lucien N. Washburn.
Girls Department: Clara b. Barker, Flora NJ
Bartlett Ella W. Brown. Alice L. Bowman, Ella
Carragan, Emma B. Carpenter, Annie r. Costgan,
Adeline Cotiart, May n. Craig. Grace De Whit.
Gertrude Evans, Emma J. Edwards, Maud T. Hill
Hers Marion Hopper. Samanda nj. Jones, Bertha
Keppelmann, Louise Keppeimann. Alice F. Lewis
Louise McNaughton. Margaret Morrison. Frances
Muller, Cora III. Packer. Eta s. Pelzer. Mary Il.
Rowland. L. Florence Savoye, Ellie L. Thomas,
Jennie Vreeland, Maud Williams, Louise A. VIII
Harns Bessie Williamson, Blanche Collins
Five highest in order-In Boys Department
Gregory s. Smith, 96S; Elliot Marshall, 96.7; Thos.
E Holman, 1914; j. b. Hulshizer, Jr., 1854; Walter
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Bertha Keppelmann, $50; Alice +. Lewis, 95l.
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on the City of Rome. one of the most beau
tiful of the steamers that plough the Allan
tic; and his Pensioners have had mann
moth floral model of the steamer put to-
gether. This afternoon he will be rendered
complimentary farewell service by the
Temple Court Association at the Academy
of Music. For several weeks, it will be
remembered, he led the services Of the
Court at the Academy. The floral figure
Of the City of Rome viii be on the stage
there during the exercises. and hand
somely illustrated book will be given as q
souvenir to those who attend. His par
ishioners will sail down the Bay with him
on Wednesday. There will also be on
board delegations from the parishes at
Albany and Haverstraw, over which he
has presided. He will return early in Sep.
tember.
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calow to Washington to impress upon the
national legislators the folly Of permitting
the Baltimore and Ohio to share with the
Pennsylvania the throne Of New Jersey
AS an example of endurance and patience
it may be cited that ex-senator Paxton and
Charley Kaegebehn played sixty-four games
of pool in succession the other day. Time:
FIVE hours and thirty-six minutes. Beer
consumed: seven dollars worth.
The Grand Jury was purposeIy recon
vened last Friday to attend to jail cases
and Investigate the alleged charges OF
cruelty against DR.. Watson. But not by
the Court or its Prosecutor. Rumor has it
that certain influential parties brought
about this extra sitting Of that august body
in order to have released from jail pris-
oner who could procure no bail, but who
has plenty of fuence," and to throw to
the winds the charges against DR.. Watson.
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The Steady g ieaners Kirmess at the Ber-
gen Presbyterian t'Church, in Emory street.
Tuesday evening, attracted large number
of Bergen residen Hs. Miss Lazzie Short re-
cited, and the S, wxia Quartette made de-
lightful music. I he tables were arranged
with matchless ski U and taste. The fruit
stand was in cha1 ge of the Misses Agnes
Struthers, Mary IA clean, Annie Mclean,
Retta Smith, Guss Q w. Hull and Maggie
Classy. The fancy able was attended by
the Misses Doremus, Moore, Mabel Kings
bury, Mabel Provost Olivia Penny and
Thompson. The cane y table by Mrs. Viii
son and the Misses 41nie Dunn. Alice
Dunn and Sallie Ed vazds. The flower
table by the Misses NJ Tile English, Lulu
Kellers, Lulu Benedics, Ethel Benedict and
Cora Mount. The ice crsa wa by Mrs. Henry.
Coombs and Mrs. w. II. Dickinson Misses
Jennie Smith, Emma Hal sey, Emma Gre.
CORY, Lottie McGown, BIZ niche Alexander
and Mary Glendenning. The lemonade
by Misses Jessie White, Jet nie Robertson
and Alexina Frazer. The Of uldren's table
by Mise Martha Rowland, an. | table con-
tanning curiosities sent no ae by Miss
Maria B. Franks from the Sou th American
Mission field, was in charge OF the Misses
Field, Zoe McBurney, Lottie Brssckenbush.
Elizabeth Vreeland and Bessie Yam Horn.
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with Norman Rowe to defend Porter Elan
nigan.
Since LIE has cut off his beard. Allan
McDermott can pass office hunters in
safety.
Chilly Edwards will not get the Sena-
torial nomination" says Mr.. William
Rankin.
Congressman McAdoo's wife and daugh-
ter will Summer at one of our seaside
resorts.
Mr.. and Mrs. zebina K. Pangborn and
their second son will spend the Summer in
Europe.
Garry hobart will assume the political
mantle of General Sewen-in the sweet by
and by.
DR.. McGill's assailant has been adjudged
insane, and viii be transferred TO the luna
tic asylum.
Mayor Haynes, of Newark, is troubled
with gu5ernatorial visions that none but
he can see.
His nomination for Governor would be a
very bad Rays for the Democratic party of
New Jersey.
Ex-senator Rabe and family leave for
Europe on the Hamburger steamer Gellert
next thursday.
The Few Hoboken ferry isn't very popu-
lar as yet, and won't be until it can be
reached by the cars.
The Newark S>sday CaR is better in
formed on some things than it is on Hud-
son County politics.
Honest Jamie Stevens is again being
talked of as winning Assembly candidate
in the Sixth District.
| Mr.. James Casey wouldn't feel at all
sorry to be returned from the Tenth Dis
triet to the Assembly.
Mr.. John Feeney declares emphaticaliy
that next year he will represent the Horse
shoe in the Assembly.
| Hoboken policemen only do eight hours
/ duty out of twenty-four, and an exceed
ingly light day at that.
Sheriff Heintze now rides behind SUI
perb Hambletonian, until recently the
wonder of Englewood.
Miles Ross isn't willing to wager just
now that he can name the next Democratic
candidate for Governor.
Register and Mrs. Fielder and Dominic
and Mrs. Bfets will leave for the Pacific
Slope on the 18th Of July.
- y ooI = " A.sAoero Will Ploua-
the Eiftb Es up;lean AsSsinoiS canuiaa'e
~ w.,, mn. $50 . a.
j. Nj. w. mlna aal heppennelmer mas passed
, me- Js, o. tba $4,000 anu = no"
What will Comptroller Anderson do now
for some one to whisper in his ear when
Frank Patterson is off for Europe?
The Ackerson Gubernatorial boom is
fh ,o F ~ suiume, wnMe tnat OF Mr..
inomss ferreil is last fading away.
II was 2 great day Tor General Spencer
i;sss wees, SATURDAY. ana Passaic IS not
80 pAoua - nel Dolu soioief boy.
| Mr.. Charles Heppenheimer is making
extensive & sav proportions for gala dinner, to
~ g go "ounesuay evening.
fop russell, the ex-Mayor of Hobo
ken, 10 crowding Jimmy Curran for the
os'nasse' sup " .nas Denign CITY.
botn MI A. z. Garretson and Mr.. John
Y. Besson wouldn't mind being surprised
with the nomination for State Senator.
With his usual modesty, Mr.. Gilbert
Collins declares that he is too young and
inexperienced for gubernatorial hopors,
Director Govern will snn,,,.ar ~ a.
banks Of the Hsckensack, and keep 4
watchful eye on the county institutions.
The personal quarrels and mnd sl;no,
among some Of he embe hers If ~ 4b s'li ing
bar is becoming nauseating in the Essex
Ex-Mavor Tintan III 49, A'A 9
] will leave for Enrons ~ ~ oaugnter
Eieter, Of the Norfh Ga, ~ 're steamer
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The n. J. Yaeht Club,s Reeatta.

The fifteenth annual regatta of the New
j, ,rsey Yacht Club, of Hobcken, was sailed
la vt Monday afternoon, despite the drizzl-
I'M state of the weather. The start, an
no anced for 10 q. M, was not made till
aft " II. Only 10 of the SO yachts in the
flee started, and but u went over the
who lie course. Theophilus Butts, George
E. Garland and Thomas P. Rogers were
the Judges, and the Regatta Committee
cons isted of NV. D. Eyesson, John Curtin
and 1. F. Ogden. Following is the official
score of the race:
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-06-20

The capital stock Of the Jersey City and
Bergen Railroad Compsny was increased
$50, 900 at the Directors meeting held last
Wednesday. The stock is to be sold at par
pro rata to the present stockhold The
Company has declared dividend Of per
cent. for the six months ending with the
present month, and payable On and after
June 30.