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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-27
rrrnnre Tor ,hr Mor,i.

Summer comes n n very pleasant change
after the rigors OF a long, cold winter. Its
blue skies, It's balny brcezcs, It, bright
flowers aud green fields are delicious Indeed.
Hut summer has it, dark as well as is bright
side Lurking within is breczes and It's
flowers are innumorablo ills that prey upon
the human body. DO not be deceived by
appearances. Bc warned In time aud DO
prepared for the worst With a bottle OF Pc
ru-na aud one OF Man-a-lin In the house,
you are safe enough. DO not fail 10 keep
them constantly ON hand. There Is not a
single summer complaint that they will not
promptly correct Trouble OF the stomach,
Liver. Kidneys aud Bowels. which are 10
common at this season u the year. all yield
quickly TO these remarkable Family Mcdi.
zines. They will be found invaluable. Sold
by all druggists. 81 bottle.
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tain hours, and IS prepared to delight the
expectant public With poem in lace from
Worth, rhapsody In silk and rcd fern, or
q dream in gauze from kremer-I am
forced TO declare that should more greatly
admire the Society Editrcss" in such
descriptive capacity lin which she excels)
than as writer OF editorials upon SUBJ
ject 80 prosy as thai OF woman suffrage.
Fancy o mykreadcrs seeing prim, Sc
date Miss Anthony, dignifed Miss Will
lard or the venerable Mrs. Wallace with
sllken trains sweeping the platforms OF the
country. How many women has the agi-
tation OF woman suffrage helped to earn an
honest living? asks the Society Editress. "
Countless thousands can today in ringing
tones answer, ut has helped me-"
III the Society -Editress" will reflect
upon the condition Of women forty years
ago, or even thirty or twenty years back.
she will (by comparing their condition at
the present time) realize what this move
ment has done for her sex.
Until those glorious creatures, Elizabeth
Cady Stanton, Susan b. Anthony, Lucy
Stone and Lucretia Mott sent forth pro-
test against the then bonded state OF wom-
en- and knocked louder each year, each
month and each day for the release from
such bondage, until they demanded and
continued to demand the justice Of equal
ity to which every intelligent being is in
herently entitled; was not the higher edu-
cation denied woman, was not she rigidly
relegated to the drudgery OF the kitchen,
laundry, needle and occasionally the
schoolroom (the latter at about one-lourih
pay)P
And even those who entered any OF the
four occupations hero enumerated were in
great measure considered degraded.
Woman's labor had not then the dignity
with which 1t is now clothed, thanks to
the agitation OF this movement, thanks TO
the pioneers who have drawn aside tho
curtain and let In lightupon our struggling
efforts. thanks TO their zeal, their philan-
thropy, their perseverance even in the face
OF obstacles which would seem TO us insur-
mountable, and thanks more than all for
their God gwen strength TO continue firm
10 the end Of the fight
Surely the society editrcss has not re-
Elected upon these facts; surely she had
not considered that her present advan-
tageous position in life is indirectly due TO
the early and continuous efforts OF women
she secs fit 10 ridicule
MATTE c. AIKEN.
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MnNKEN's FIRST COLUMN.

AS announced in yesterdays papers, we
begin our great annual sacrifice sale today.
We don't do things by halves, so you
know what TO expect. Nearly all the
goods offered have been purchased lately
at the great forced sales OF importers and
manufacturers in New York.
Read both columns carefully, the list
consists OF almost every kind of garments
and goods worn on the person or used in
the household. In this column you will
find Dress Goods. Mems and Boys Cloth
ing, Silks, Shoes, Parasols, Fancy Goods,
White Goods, Stationery aud Books. This
morning we will be
Ready for business nj Half Past seven.
NorE It's hardly necessary TO remind
you once again that even in rush, when
goods are almost given away, as they will
10 today, you run no risk. We are here
always and our goods are our bonds. II
not up TO the standard bring them back
and get your money.
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NEWS AND noyS CLOTHING.

Mems all wool Plaid Trousers only $500.
Mems black Alpaca coats only SIPS.
Boys Knee Pants Suits sl6j, worth
$500 20 $500.
Bows SOC Straw Hats, sold today at Pc.
Mems fancy flannel Coats and Vests
only Csc.
Mems all-wool Cashmere Suits SL75,
value $1,000
Mems SLOO Straw Hats, today at SOC
each.
Mems $500 Straw Hats, today at SLIGO
each.
Mems seersucker Coats aud Vests today
at Csc.
Mems fancy wool flannel Coats and
Vests 500, worth $500
After comfortably clothing yourselves
and boys, get some good hooks. We bought
over 200 sets OF standard works nj figures
tlat made us smilea all over. TWAS double
smile, because we can DO q double good
sell YOU standard books az less than half
usual price, less than n third In some cases,
and still make fair profit.
DicgENs complete, - vols, cloth bound.
Publishers price $1,000, our price sL37.
Enor complete, q vols. half Russia,
covers slightly imperfect Publishers
price $500, our price s3.0s.
lluNE'S England. cloth, vols, Publish
or's price $3.50. our price Sl.s7.
GinnoSs's Rome. 3 vols, cloth. si.S7
TuAcNKRAY, complete, 10 vols. Pub
hshcrT price Slb.OO, onr price s0.s7.
GiaREsrd'- Cleopatra Just Received.
STANDARD NOVELS, price II. %, our price
75c: Wandering jew, Tom Burk Of Ours,
les Miserablcs, Monte Cristo. Mysteries
OF Paris, $4,000 Year, Boccaocio. Dayon.
port Dunn, Jack Hinton. Some are sold
ut Sl.5O. our price today. 7jc.
Note paper &c for "a sheets, envelopes &c
for package Of -.
yaney Note Paper at aoc, Worth zoe n
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$500, or n Cure.

For many years tho manufacturers OF
DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy, who are thor.
oughly responsible financially, as any one
can easily ascertain by inquiry, have Of
iered, through nearly every newspaper in
the land, a standing reward of $500 for a
how bad or OF how long standing. which
they cannot cure The Remedy Is mild,
soothing, cleansing antiseptic and heal
ing. Sold by all druggists. ut 30 cents.
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Anour DRESS GOODS AND SILKS.

We bought largely Of black gros grains,
Amuro Royals and Satin Rhadamcs.
Compared with regular prices, this is tho
way we will sell them today
Sl.75 quality black gros grain for sl,OO
$500 quality black gros grain for Sl.jO.
$500 quality black gros grain for sl.75.
500 quality Armurc royal for Sl.l0.
$500 quality Armuro royal for Sl.sj.
s. - quality satin rhadamc for - IS.
S,i25 quality satin rhadamc for SLID.
$500 quality satin rhadame Tor 500.
Is pieces colored gros grain and satin
madame. all shades, at zoe, beat them u
you can for less than Sl.j0.
so.vv coiorcd silk dress yelyots, s. 20.
An our $3.50. ~ 20 aud 500 yeivets,
To-day ssc.
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upIn Arm. ArnIn.i It.

TuosoS. A. T.. June 20. The press Of
the entire Territory is up in arms against
the proposition to remove Geronimo and
his Apache murdercrs from the East TO
Arizona. The people all stand by Gen.
Milcs's policy, which has given the Terri
tory pence Tor ihnce years.
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Insolvent Notice.
sfAfE ~ fENSTeTE SHELBY COUNTY.
OrTiCr touNrY counf CirnK,
MTNrfffs IIsN.. June 4 lisa

TTNTT on ITNNT||TT- "0TTTN TWTTTTT
OTTicN IousrY CouHr CLrnK,
Mnfrmls. TESS. June T. i,s9.
To MARY naufiac. ExcrutrlS.
Having suggested the insolvency 81 the estate OF
Augustine Dauriac. deceased you are hereby or
dcrcd % give notice by hdyeftiscment In some
newspaper Published within the said STATE, and
also vi The c1un house door ~ shelby County, Tor
ali persons having claims against aid etate 20
appear aud Ole the same, authenticated IN the
manner prescribed hy law, on OF before the IN
day " september i,,1, aud any claim not fled on
or before aid day OF before an appropriation u
the funds Of said estate 4 made shall ~ fofcyuf
barred both Ia law and equity.
Mliuoa my hand, al onice thi, iih Day on June
ise1 H. ! Qut0i.ki, Clerk.
~ Tnos n GRESHAM. u. {.
Notice Is hereby givenA' provided hg &c above
order, NARY pAukiAc
Erccuirx Of Augustine pauriac deccUed
This an day Of June, lisa
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A Iiandear Fatality.

MADISON, Wis. June 20.-John Rath.
section foreman for the Chicago X North
western Company, was instantly killed ut
jefferson Junction Yesterday. lie and
his wife and a neighbor were ON hand
car, which was Knocked from the track By
a freight train. The others were also in
A
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summer wash nslmorai skirt. Only

MusLiN UNDERwEAm One characteristic
Of our muslin underwear Is ths-no mat.
ter how low the price may bc. tho gar.
mcnl Is cut, made and fashioned equal to
the finest.
AZ $500 a suit deliberately trimmed
Lace skirt and Corset Cover combined,
worth 500.
AZ SOC, Chcmiscs made Of bcs, domcs.
tic, square neck aud V shape, 1olid yoke
Of embroidery, actual value sl.OO. also at
Coz full width skirt, with tlounco Of en-.
broideiy.
Al asc. cambria Gowns, skirts and
Drawers, every garment perfect aud worth
Sl.b0 10 500.
-.ce
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Took OFF His Under Lip

Eight years ago cancer came On my lower
lip. had II cut out while IL was yet small,
and it healed up apparently, but soon broke
out again. and commenced eating very rap
idly. II took Off my under lip from one side
to the other, and down 10 my chin. had II
treated by burning, and got so weak that |
did not think that | could stand IL much
longer After much suffering discarded all
other treatment, and began taking Swifts
Specific and the cancer soon began TO heal,
and In a short time IL was completely healed
and was entirely well. II is now over three
years since got well, and there has been no
sign Of any return OF the disease. know IL
was cancer, and know It was cured alone by
5. 5. $. Il. V. FERRASD, Ruston, La.
S. s. S, cured me OF malignant sore throat
and mouth caused by impure blood. The
trouble extended down TO my left lung, which
WINS very sore. The doctors practicod on me
for three years without relief, when left
them and took S. s. S. Four bottles cured
me. BEN RILEY Meridian, Miss.
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AT WHITE eoops COUNTERS.

2CAsEs lace striped Mulls DC yard.
5cAsEs imported India Linen l6c, fully
worth 25c.
NAVY BLUE AND MYRTLE GREEN CRAZY
CREPE Sc.
LACE HEMsrjTcnED India Linens l6Sc,
worth 30.
EMBROIDERED Swisses at l2!c, good value
ut PC.
TnE SPECIAL drive in this department is
n lot OF real French Plaid Organdy, ecru
and hlack-tho black warranted fast color
they are worth easy 35c or 40c yard;
our price today only lSc.
$4,000 YARDS (about 300 pieces Andres
coggin Bleached Domesuc-you all know
what IL is--today at &c yard.
10 Prices s-4 Dresden Table Damask,
imported to sell for Sl,75 yard; we
bought il at a sacrifice and will sell II TO-
day for CSC yard.
100 DOZEN all linen washed lluck Towels
worth zoe apiece by the ship load; our
price today only l3c.
New York Miiis IO.t sheeting s5c
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" Thus Il was the swift's Specific
Brought unto the world lis blessing;
Over land and over water
Went the priest and uanita;
Bringing to the people tidings
OF relief from blood eontagion-
OF salutary agent
That would purge them OF all poison"
EXTRACT FROM roEM or "uANIrA."
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NOTICE.


MENrHs, TESs.. June 20, 1850.
Al parties having bills against Shelby county 4
will Gle them with me on or before FRIDAY, -
?sih OF thcy will not be allowed at The July cts
Of the County Court
d. C. SLAUGHTER Chairman.
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pnrss eoops TAnLE or MoNnEns.

All stylish goods-nono worth less than
O0c. some worth 15c-nll today at SIC
yard. Lusirines. brilliant Mohairs, hno
French Icphyrr, wool Challis beautiful,
new and elegant; choice 3ic.
TOO Pieces mixed Dress Goods. = I.3et
Wsrth zoe.
srrciAs Henrietta aud Albalros Cloths
IN all the new shades, worth anyWhern
aud everywhere 7jc aud SIC. today our
price will be &c.
800 Pieces plaid. striped aud plain Cling.
ham, best styles and fast colors, worth
l2lc today our price Ole. - yards iJr 5jc.
Cases lace Buniing, pink, white, blue,
cream aud other shades, al Dc a yard
value l2lc.
Cheese CIoth. Odd Coiors. ge n Yard.
We can give YOU shoes today Tor the
whole family at prices that win surely
touch the pocket from tho baby 20 tho
head Of the house. hc or she. an can
have good shoes today Tor little money.
our. regular guarantee goes with these
lgcods
SL73 FoR mems bright Dongola Kid
low cut shoes, regular price, s. 90.
2H fon ladies' French Nd hand.srwcd
shons. opera AID common sense last-pat.
leather tips, reduced from $500.
HEnE rot ARR $50 pairs misses and
childnn's low cut shoes and slippers, NJ
5gc, worth sl.00 10 tl50.
25c for saieen coaching parasols. worth
si.OO Si.63 Cor la Tosca silver handle mar.
nsols. worth $500 75c Tor ladies' satin
parasols, worth S225.
Foa 1RAvELEns English club bags. ID
90 "a inch, Sl.O0; .yalises, Ia 20 20 inch.
Sl9o, trunk STRAPS. extra long. only 50c
UsEYuL ARTICLES White toilet soap
81; i-row tooth-brushes, DC; l2.fow hair
brushes, 2jc; Howell's prepared ammonia
lie.
PLusn Ro1EG Take time 10 look a
these goods they are importers sample
the creme dc Ia creme. They ar
marked at a trino--manicure sets, odo
sets, infants sets, glove and handkerchic
boxes, pen and ink sets, jowelry and toI
let setS--all works Of art
25c will buy tho dollar quality. $40
will buy boxes worth $500. For S2.b
You can buy set worth $3.50. Motto
aialc, nrst south.
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Smyrna Mats. zoe, silk Tides l0c,
Madras Dmpery sc yard. heretofore 25c.
Best Ingram Carpet 55c. Body brussels
reduced.
NotE-Carpcts bought nov can be stored
with rs until you are ready 10 have them
put down.
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C,nrIIs ANp CumAiNG lace Curtains
today at zoe. Sl.jO and S225 a PAIR
brussels Carpet, tho standard 5jc quality,
today only i7c.
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Specific Co. Drawers Atlanta
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All stylish goods-nono worth less than
00c. some worth 75c-all today at Sc a
yard. Iusirincs. brilliant Mohairs, hno
French ZEPHYR wool Challis beautiful,
new and elegant; choice 3ic.
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We will sell SOC Corset Waists at 25c to.
day.
We will sell si.5O French Corscts for 81
today.
We will sell 500 Saieon Corscis for
1925 today.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-27
MENKENs SECOND COLUMN.

AS this will be an eventful day In our
store and as we desire TO accommodate all,
we will be ready for business this morning
earlier than usual, at half past o'clock.
Read both columns-every line Is OF i'm
portance, nothing Is put down at random.
The advertisement when differing from
the reality, falls short You know how We
deal with the public. II goods are not up
TO our standard bring them back, and get
your money. Is II not pleasure to deal
with such a house?
This list includes Embroideries and
China on first floor, House Furnishing
Goods in basement and all goods on second
iloor--Carpets. Millinery, Corsets, Muslin
Underwear, Wraps, Ready.made Dresses
for ladies and children, Jerseys, Wrappers
OF id omnes.
NoTE-Gents' Furnishing Goods, Ladies'
and Children's Hosiery aud Gloves will be
found in this column also.
Notes ON Laccs and EmbroIderiea
4S.inch Chantily, Toska and Polka Dot
Nets all silk, at 0Sc and Sl.27; worth ~
and Sl.50.
45inch Swiss embroidered Skirting, zoe
and 0Sc; worth sl.50 and Sl.25.
ChantiIiy Lnce skirting, all SILK, sI.s7.
Lace Mats only 7ci Lace Tides zoe,
worth zoe.
100 dozen embroidered Linen IIandker.
chiefs 4ceach; these handkerchieis would
be cheap ut 81 dozen.
GLOVES - Keysers fingor.tipped silk
Gloves, will not wear out at ends, Doc;
worth Sl.l5. Suede Gloves worth Sl.25,
today only Toe; We have nearly every size.
-Four. button black Kid Gloves 39c, worth
81. Ladies' and Children's Silk Gloves
only Doc, worth Zoe.
HosIERY AND VEsTs--Ladies brown
Lise Hose l9c pair, Coo would be far
vaac. Ladies' colorod. black and UNI
bleachcd balbriggan Hose l3c pair.
worth 25c. Ladies' fancy striped cotton
hose pic pair, were 50c. ladies' jersey
ribbed Vests for SOC, worth Doc each.
Jersey ribbed silk Vests Soc, worth Sl.5O.
100 dozen ChiIdren's Cotton Hose, Zoe
Fair.
Mass FURNISHINGS Choice OF all our
fancy colored balbriggan Undershirls and
Drawers II a suit; some worth -, none
worth less than 50. Mems and youths
pongeo Windsor Ties 25c worth SOC. Per.
Gale Shirts, open front, with two collars
and one pair cuffs, Zoe; worth Sl.60.
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MILLINERY: 100 dozen new shapes
straw hats worth j0s, 7jc aud SlO0, today
choice at 2bc. Beautiful French Artificial
Flowers nj Pc n bunch.
Neat Trimmed Hats Today si.Oo.
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100 dozen ChiIdren's Cotton Hose,
"a Fair.
Dozen Hnioriggnn socks Fair fos
o q, worth 81 % Dozen.
LADIES DEPARTMENTS SECOND
FLOOR.

sl50 will buy sateon aud gingham
Wrappers that are really worth $500.
$50 will buy lawn and challi Wrappers
that were $500.
G9c will buy calico Wrappers goods
cost more.
Sl.jO will buy ladies' white Lawn Suits.
1915 will buy ladies' white Embroidered
Suits
80 and $40 Pine Embroidered suits
$3.50 anh $40.
90 satocn and fine gingham Dresses at
SO 80, marked down from $3.50.
Caalli and dc beige Dresses s775, worth
SO.
All our silk, serge aud Henrietta Dresses
at hall.
Light c'6,h and travelling Wraps and
Shawls are marked away down. Now's
the time Tor all who contemplate travelling
to lay In n supply Of Wraps, Dresses, Jor.
seys and Underwear. You cant do as
well In New York City, either in price or
quality.
Jrr AND LACE Wraps equally low.
Childrcn's Jersey Blouses 50c, worth
sl.Ol
Fancy Striped jersey Blouscs 0oc, worth
$L75.
srrclAr Fine braided and fancy Jer.
scys that arO worth regularly - 90 20 $500,
We will sell today at $3.50.
thiidrcn's Dresses Marked Extremely
Low.
Every rcady-made article for ladies' and
children, Dresses, Wraps, Jackets. Blouscs,
all marked 40 very, very cheap that no
one should think Of making them ut pres.
Cnt
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DIRECTORS.

CORRESPOND
Alliance Bank, Limited, London. England
Chemical National Bank.:: New Yorh
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cmINA. eLA.swARr. MoopENMAnr

Finu FLooH Egg she'll crystal Tum.
blcn, delicate and thin. &c; were l5c,
China dinner scta, ll2 pieces, nj $3.50 q
cot French glass cruot sets, pieces with
waiter, SIC. Colorcd and crystal glass tea
sets pieces with waiter only 5jc.
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loo Pieces NIscd DFess hoods 3 I.3eI
Worth zoe.

srrciAil Henrietta aud Albalfos Cloths
IN all the new shades, worth anywhere
aud everywhere 7jc and SIC; today our
price will be i7c.
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''''" '"i.s 90 "s sosns s r'sSa' "or'h

Snowflake Finger Bowls. assorted colou,
only pc each. Glass Water Sets. pieces,
goblo,s, washboyl and pitcher, all for
4ic
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800 Pieces plaid. striped aud plain Cling.
ham, beet styles and fast colou, worth
l2lc today our price Ole. - yards igr 7jo.
Cases lace Bunting, pink, white. blue,
cream aud other shades, al DC a yard
value l2lc.
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BAsNrNr-5O0 brass aud painted bird
Cages at 6jc each. Round willow clothes
Hampers 73c. French palm picnic Bas.
kcts, large size, iac, worth fl.25.
English China WRshstaad sets, sa.ps.
lee cream ircezeu, Sl40. Thrcc-hoop,
brassbound cedar water buckets ut &c.
ToDAY's WoNpEm 81 useful articles for
sl00, almost a wagon load; every one q
treasure ior the housckcepor-cups and
sauccra, spoons, Ice pick, potato masher,
scrub brush, milk pans, coffee pot, broilor
in all 81 articles, leas than &c each, all
tot a dollar.
ToSs, WAGONS AND DoLIs; Joy and
happiness should have no special season,
they should prevail througho vt the year
every hour and every day. Don't walt
Tor Christmas 10 make the littlo men and
women happy. Do Il right now-today.
Everything u cheap, Just SOC how happy a
few cents will make tho baby.
THE J. s. MENBEN COMPANY.
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THE J. s. MENKEN COMPANY.
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THE J. s. MENBEN COMPANY.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-06-13
MONEY FOR THE SISTERS HOUSE.
A Pretty Festival Opened in the Grand
Street Hall.

A Pretty Festival Opened in the Grand
Street Hall.
A strawberry festival in aid of the new
house for the Sisters of Charity was
opened last evening in the Grand Street
Hall. The building was handsomely dec
GRATED with flags and bunting and the at
tendance was large.
Luscious strawberries Bnd delicious ice
cream were served by Mesdames Curley.
Hetherington, Tierney, Dewitt, Cannon,
Turley, Glllen, Farrell, Kelly. Weile,
Tunnard, Mulry, Blais and Miss Purcell.
One of the most attractive features of
the affair was the beautiful flower
bower in which Misses Hope, Sheerin,
Cross, Boyer, c. Hope, Reardon, O,Don-
nell, Henretty, Mrs Rankin and the
Misses Nugent disposed of charming bou
tonnieres and fragrant bouquets
to the susceptible young men
who thronged about them, and
Mesdames Noonan, Myloth, Keating,
O'Brien, Cross and McAghon, and the
Misses Vincent and Miss Ginocchio were
kept busy waiting upon the many pur-
chasers who thronged about their attrac-
tive "bric-a-brac" department.
There was a well patronized fish pond
under the management of Misses Edge,
Hooker Kearney, O'Brien, Dewitt Leni-
han, Biddick, Tunnard and the Misses
Durkin, which did lively business and
was productive of much amusement over
the marvellous and unexpected catches of
the many anglers. The festival will close
this evening.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-06-13
AMONG RAILROAD MEN.

/. Ed. King is probably the oldest engineer
on the Delaware, Lackawanna and West
ern. He lives just beyond Dover and has
a cosy, comfortable home Ed. has a
bright word for everybody and is well
liked.
Tom keenan, has handled the throttle of
old 115 for some time His engine is pet
of his, and he is never happier than when
in the box. He now runs through to
Easton His attention to duty has made
him very popular with the company
Ben. Locke is we'll known to travellers
on the Boonton accommodation. Ben is
interested in the work of the revivalists
through the State, and sometimes takes
hand in it himself. 1t is said he breaches
rattling sermon.
Leon Barcliffe not only handles q
throttle as only veteran can, but also
throws a fly with wonderful skill. He
runs off to Lake Hopatcong once in q
while and when he comes back makes the
boys at the Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western open their eyes with the tales he
tells OF his exploits with the rod and line.
The members of the North Hudson
County Railroad Employees Association
hold their annual picnic on July 25 They
have manifested much sympathy with
the sufferings of Johnstown's people and
have contributed over $50 for their relief.
John Curran has fired for years on the
d. L. g. W. He runs drill engine once
ia while now, and it will not be long be-
fore he will be on an epgipe Of his own,