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The Red Cloud chief., 1889-06-07
FARM LEANS.

have the agency for ten different
loan companies, and can give you the
benefit Of any Of ,Aeir peculiar plans
Of making farm loans Therefore !
can make a farm loan quicker and az
lower rates than aay othe. agent in
Webster county. l make option
loans OF straight loans for !, , 5. +, ).
6, or . years. also on first class city
property. Compare M terms before
placing yor- farm low. I'D s.-e &C.
e. and regrets. g. W BARKER
Rear Rel Cloud Natl Bank.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-06-07

Read the following: Mr. C. b. MorrAk
Newark, Ark, says: WAS down With A.
seess of Lungs, and friends and phyd-
clans pronounced me an Incurable Con-
sumptive. Began taking DR.. Kings YeV
Discovery for Consumption. am nov On
my third bottle, aud abb 20 oversee To
work On my farm. 1t is the finest med
icine ever made
Jesse Niddlewart. Decatur. Ohio. sayo:
Had il not been for DR. Kings New Dis
cosery for Consumption I would havs
died Of Lung Troubles Wa given up
By doctors. Am nov in best Of hsaith,o
Try it. Sample bottles free at Henry
Cooks drugstore. )
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-06-07

Messrs Price aud Smith, represent
ing themselves principally and sever-
al others in the abstract, entered our
most dread abode one day this week,
With hair ruf1ed aud temper at a
slant of As degrees. greatly asi tated
over an Article said To 6t them some
what snug!y, published in last weeks
CHIEF. The young men bristled por-
cupinish like, and invoked all sorts of
bad things on our editorial hesdeven to
procuring an almanac for our edi6ca-
ton, (of which We presume they had
= large stock On HANDY if We persisted
in touching them up, but the mana
cling edite- declined the preferred
aid. bell wing always that it is much
better TO dea. in facts, and therefore
prefer to give benefits to those who
need them. Il the shoe 6ts, they
have our permission to wear it. other
wise forever hold their peace, 70: We
shall do jus: about as We please 10
the the matter. without regard to
Price e,c.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-06-07
Aea0isteA.

The second murder TRIAL Ut this term
Of the district court, in Hastings. was
begun this morning, and an end Vas
reached tonight. by a second verdict
Of aquittal.- On the I'd of last Novem-
Der, ne-r midnight. two gamblers,
generally regarded as disreputable
characters. David Crinkalaw. alias Ed
Hawkins, The Kid" and Frank Fan
sler. who had ii in for each other"
met in a saloon on the south side of
the city, and after exchanging a few
abusive words drew guns and opened
Eve on each ether for blood. Several
shots were exchanges. Everybody
but combatants fed the room during
the melee, and when the smoke clear
ed away Fans!er Icy stiff and dead,
and his adversary untouched. The
latter delivered ..imself to officers Of
justi.,, gave bail and fed the country.
His whereabouts bein: discovered, he
was brought back a few days ago to
stand trial. IL seemed TO be a clear
case of self defense. witnesses ger
scarce, aud the case was soon passed
into the hands Of the jury. They
hung for two or three hours, exciting
the gravest fears Of the defense, bu,
they anne i'll, finally, and rendered a
verdict of acguitral-Omaha Bee.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-06-07

Bird cages At 45e At the Fair
store.
Adam Morh.rt is painting his
dwelling.
just received a lot Of 6ne glass
ware At the Fair store.
r V. Shirley and wife were visiting
In Nebraska City this week.
Rev. Lenfest occupied the NJ. E.
church pulpit on last Sabbath.
A. B. Pierce, is the happy daddy
of . baby boy. Both are doing well.
Frank Stoke, is the happy father
of . bouncing baby boy. Usual
weight.
The new Jail is progressing finely,
and When finished will be the best
structure Of the kind for the money
in the state.
Frank Scott of Norton vas visiting
his parents d. F. Scott and wife, at
Amboy, this week.
Our readers vii, ind = lengthy re-
port Of the Johnstown horror on the
inside Of to-days CBIEF.
A large number Of our citizens
went to Inavale wednesday to attend
the 30th anniversary of NJ. and Mrs.
Knights wedding.
3. F. Nicer IS the happy papa eff 4
little girl which came to Red Cloud
the other dag. Ice cream and cigars
are oil the rage at his store.
What las become Of Riverside
Park?T II is certainly one Of the
fnest places in the state for a snm-
mer resort Some entarpris.ng citi-
zen should look after it.
At the close Of the kinders arden
school last FRIDAY. Mrs. Myers gave
tie children a fine entertainment in
Mr. Altshuler's yard, in the shape Of
a picnic. The little folks enjoyed it
hugely.
As predicted in our last issue, Nj.
Noon has decided to lift the agricul-
tural society's Indebtedness. and will
try and put it on its feet 1t is a
good move and should be commended
By the people.
Our old friend. Nelson Cone, Of
Guide Rock, with his pleasant face
and beaming countenance was upon
our street. Monday. he is n Of
The CHIEFS staunch supporters and
never fails to make Us smile when in
the city. He is a successful farmer
and business man, and a good citizen.
Come again MI. c.
Several Of the circus toughs tried
their sharp games on u people. but
they did not get in their work. Mar
shall Shinkie gave n a degree in the
cooler. and ordered several others to
take a run Or they would be served in
a like manner. Marshal Shinkle
don't believe in f~oolisLness. and is
lust about the size that can back up
what he says. Coed.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-06-07
Electric 01eteFS.

This remedy Is becoming so ven known
and 90 popular as 70 need no special men
ton. An Who have used Electric Bitters
sing the same song Of praise.-A pures
medicine does NOT exist and it is kuaran-
teed to do all that il claimed. Electric
Bitters viii ere all diseases of the Liver
md Kidneys, viii mo Pimples. Bols.
Salt Rheum and other affections caused
by impure blOod--wM drive Malaria
from the system and prevent as veil as
cure al Malaria feveTs.-For cure OF
Headache, Consumption and Indigestion
try Electric 8iters-E3tire satisfaction
guaranteed. or money refunded. Price
80 cts. and 500 per oott,e at Henry
Cooks drugstore.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-06-07

On las. Monday afternoon, Miss
Carrie Ne~house, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred N.vtouse, was uniteo in
marriage to MI. Lou Vance Of Ne
Cook, Rev. Geo. o. Yeiser officiating.
1t was a very pleasant event, and the
young couple we're the recipients Of
many costly presents They departed
on the afternoon train for McCook,
where their future home viii be.
TIE CHIEF wishes them much JOY,
and . life of happiness.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-06-07
~--.- u.4~-

Red Clouds charitably inclined
people should call q meeting for the
purpose Of missing funds. clothing,
provisions, etc.. for the sufferers.
The Mayor Should call . meeting 1t
once for that purpose. II there Is .
worthy object to lend = helping, this
Is one. Call meeting BY az means
Mr.. MAYOR.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-06-07

Four volumes Of the last census have
been placed n the Y. u. Z. A. library,
sent here a. the request Of Senator Van
WICK. Volume II, "Waterpover,' and
volums q. "Pover and naehinefy," con
tain many things Of interest to machin-
lists. Volume IL gives the estimated
volume ard horse power Of tie Re2uhli-
can at this point cubic fest per second.
TO; horss power, 10 fest had, $50.
Il also tells how . dam vas built at Clay
CsaAsf that holds its ~ against this
raging stream.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-06-07

The gypsies have folded their
tents and skipped out much richer
than when they came- Our people,
that is a large number Of them, we're
foolish enough to pay them their
good hard money it lieu Of having
their fortunes told. There is about
as much merit in their ability to cast
the future Of man. as there is hope Of
a peaceful tranquility in hades-of
which there il but a slight chance.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-06-07

Elser's exrrart Of tar AID wild cherry Is .
safe, reliable md pleasant remedy for coughs,
cOlis, brunchitis, asthma and an throat troubles
Win relieve ana benene consumption. Try B
and be convinced. Every bottle warranted:
prise - cents and 81 per bottle Sold by AL
druggists Prepared 81 he EMrleft PrcPrje
tAfy Co, Chicago. II.
Eiiert's 6:yii-at liver pills are 2 boon to 81.
ereve from SICK headache. Sllr stomach. torpid
i've a-i indigestion SEsr-,Escssl pleasant
70 take n warranted r. -stS-71g5 hv 1:y
light.
Upce SaIs esaiitio1 2o.rter Wi; ere rs
f@peAcougnA Gods. r*e-s .-Ii nos. o: Tie
disGaSrS % WhicA horses, csrtie, sheen. hes
aa5hC-Nv are aSS.t S1A ~ Al ArsZyjst..
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-06-07

With this issue of The CHIEF We
commence . new continued story en-
titled "A Moment of Anger" BY that
popular author, Robert Hote. 1t is
said to be one of the finest and most
interesting stories yet written. Low
ers Of good stories should not fail 70
commence With the first number Of
"a Moment of Anger" Extra copies
caa be had 1t this once.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-06-07
Furniture Of al kinds cheaper than
eve. at F. Y. Taylor'a

Notice is hereby given that l viii
examine ail persons who may desire
to o9er themselves as candidates for
teachers of the public schools Of this
eouaty, at Red Cloud, on the third
Saturday Of each month.
Eva. J. KING.
County Sup't
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-06-07

The more q newspaper man exerts
his ability to please a vhimpering
public: the more good he does for the
town the more he is criticised.
Speaking OF this a writer said: "The
man Who can run newspaper without
being criticised, censured. and threat
ened has never been found tie is >
barred ideality, beautiful to thiLk
about. but incapable Of taking On
mortality and associating with vulgar
humanity. 1t is as impossible for =
newspaper man to please everybody
as it is fer everybody to please him,
and the sooner he makes up his mind
to This stubborn fact. the better for
everybody concerned If he works
hard for public good, he receives pri-
rate censure. if he compliments mer-
it, be IS ccnsured By jealous demerit;
if he approves morality, he is cursed
by immortality; if he tries to be fair,
he is censured by the unfair: if he
makes a mistake, few are found to
overlook it, or apologize for him
No matter how good his motive may
be. how innocent his purpose or how
studied his writings, he is picked to
pieces. misrepreseated, naligned, nd
iculed, sometimes licked and seldom
ever defended. He works from twelve
to fifteen hours per day for = bare Inv
ing. While ether men getrneh arosnd
him. He works up = marriage notice
/. yard long to aqueen's taste for
nothing, and is threatened With . II
bel suit, or . duel, If he records .
drunken spree Of the groom SIX
months Afterwards. Yes, it is inpos-
s;ble. We repeat, for a newspaper man
to please everybody. As we'll attempt
to chain the wind or stop the furious
lightning."-E1-
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-06-07
SPlINTERs
Gathered Up by Chief Reporters in
And About the City and Co Uufy.

Bird cages az Deyo's.
4 heightened wedding soon.
Get Deyo's p,iees on paints and
oils.
S. will bug a good harrow al 4. l..
Funks.
Jelly glasses at sac per dozen at
@Fair store.
NJ. G. 3. Holland was in Kansas
City this week.
Deyo takes subscription for any
'paper published
Plain linen scrim for fancy work at
Mrs. Newhouse's-
Sam CARRIER has gone to Texas for
atwo months st4y.
John Myers has purchased the
franchise Of the Democrat.
Cmphenour makes a specially Of
blowing and cu!tirating gardens and
orchards. 43:f
The latest designs in laces. Swiss
embroideries and Eamburgs at Mrs.
Nexhouse.
J. ". Honeycuts, editor Of the
Co~les Herald, paid this Office a
friendly cali Saturday
Ali kinds novelty braid, rick-rack,
q teatheredse, gilt and silver braid, and
tinsel a, Mrs. Newhouse-
The best assortment Of white
goods. challies, summer fannsls, sa-
teens. and ginghams a, Mrs New
house.
Remember that Deyo has . regis
;ercd clerk so your prescriptions can
be filed accurately 2, any time at his
store.
Some time in August NJ. Aiyea
will commence the erection OF a barn
On the fair grounds for his fine stock
display.
Ernst Welsch is a hard man TO
keep still and is now engaged Ia sell
;ns confectionery and cigars on the
cas-, side Of Webster street.
TEE Grief is indebted to Mrs Lin
qu;s:. for some elegant butter Mrs.
Linqui>, is an excellent butter maker
and The CHIEF is under strong obi
cations for the same.
Married. on Sunday May p, at the
~-esiieaee Of the brides parents neal
Judsonia. Prof. t.. L. Fraser, Of Den
nark. Ark, to Miss Clam L. HelveEE
Of .Judsonia Ark. Rev. g. H. Fee.
oheiz,inS.
Thv Rep'homas ". Hatfield, jus
zee Of the peace united in marriage
~ the 18th. at che Gardner house,
NJ. l.. 4. Harrington and Mis-:
.-Amanda q, Bowen. ali OF Webster
INT This was Toms maiden ef
so-- al tie Witnesses snrn' that j
-. ereeitea- s.acter.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-06-07

J. L. Haley: vas &c years old on
Monday, ap6 in relating it 70 our
reporter never dreamed that his good
wife VA At the sane tine preparing
% give him > surprise party in honor
Of the event Jake never 'snelled
the mice hu- after finishing his re
past strolieS Gown to the center Of
business, and While there the Red
Cloud legal fraternity dropped into
his handsome residence, and there
awaited his arrival. In . few minutes
he came ana q more surprised man
never studied law in Red C,onG.
JAKE ,unbled. and from tina: o. /.
general :osd tine vas the ~re.ai-.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-06-07

A good soda fountain for sale
cheap for cash. can be seen At Spoke
fields store. and a former owner Of
tie <rm-. For price enquire of
r. A. YorN6,
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-06-07
~OANn~s

Messrs I. Cale1. Yuser, and Kirk
vead cane down from Red Cloud
Friday naming to spend the day and
taste SIpsrior's wonderful "~selzsr
water" and after Spending . very
pleasant Gay and evening, they depart
ed for their respective home.-Head-
light.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-06-07

Mrs. N. E. Huffman. living Two
miles vest Of the city On The kaleN
farm IS prepared to weave carpet. on
shor, notice. Orders by mail vii!
receive prompt attention. #
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-06-07

When in Red Cloud call 1t the
store Of F. v. Taylor, oppo-
site the F. n. bank, AID PICK you out
. fine kitchen or pazlos salt.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-06-07

Tie greatest Wonder Of the 18th
century, = carpet exhibitor showing
just how . carpet will look when on
the fcor at F. v. Tsysor's.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-06-07

Are goa going 70 bay . carpet Il
20 do not fail 70 call and sxAaine nv
stock and prizes F. Y. TAYLOR.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-06-07

Fred Hummel waists hin friends 70
know that he has piles Of fine river
ice for sale which he will offer to the
in season. Reserve your or
6ezs FOR Linn.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-06-07

! a ave you big mouey On furni
lure and carpets. 100 Different pat
terms Of ca-pets cut without waste At
+. V. Tsylsr'a
Subscribe for the CnlKH.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-06-07

The ThSrs1ee wedding Aaaivefsasy
OfAe. And Mn. G.. ~. Knight, D0ly
Oh0eFYe6.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-04-23
LINCOLN LODGE STAG PARTY.
An Abundance of Good Music and Good
Fellowship.

An Abundance of Good Music and Good
Fellowship.
Lincoln Lodge, No. II, o. s. of L.,
held an enjoyable stagparty, at Fairs
Germania Hall, last evening. Nh. H.
f. Trappe was master of ceremonies,
and presided in a most agreeable man
ner. He opened the entertainment by
stating that its object was to increase
the membership of the lodge. There
were sixty members of George Wash
ington Lodge, present.
Mr.. George Hech, the HIPS favorite
comedian and songster, gave some
splendid limitations of Emmett, and
was greatly applauded for his efforts.
Mr.. Harry Klincherlnan's recitations
We're keenly relished, and Peter and
Thomas Hanson and Thomas Brown,
of New York, fairly woke the boys up
with their banjo and violin music.
Prof. Edward Conod was in charge of
the piano, and Mr.. Hush favored the
audience with vocal and instrumental
specialities. Others who recited and
sang were Mr.. Bonouth, Dan Levy,
Albert Gueltz, John Brien, Charles
Fell and Mr.. Friesinger.
A supper was served in the lower
hall. All had a royal time and agreed
that the managers of the entertain
ment understand the knack of max
ing guests feel at home.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-04-23

Choice Assortment Parasols in Surah, Faille
and Gros Grain Silks; from SIPS to $l5O0
Beautiful Plaid, Check and Striped Silk Parasols;
all grades; SIPS to $500.
Sun Umbrellas, Complete Line, Long and Short
Handles; in all grades.
Special 26inch Gloria Umbrellas, s1.0o; usual
price, S1.N.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-04-23
Commander wheeler,s Lecture.

An interesting lecture upon the
Civil War, accompanied by views of
the most prominent battles and mill
tary positions occupied by the two
conflicting armies, portraits of the
prominent commanders and pictures
of the battle scenes, was!delivered last
night in Temperance Hall, Sixth and
Erie streets, by department Com
mander John L. Wheeler, of the G.
A. r. Mr.. Wheeler gave a vivid ac-
count of the war from its commence
ment to the close of the battle of
Gettysburg. He described the owe
ments made by the armies, and pointed
out the mistakes that most repub-
licaus claim Generals Mcclellan and
Hooker made. His descriptions of
the battles were very interesting.
The proceeds of the entertainment
will be devoted to the benefit of Ever
Faithful Council, Royal Teinplars of
Temperance.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-04-23
AFTER THE CURTAIN FELL
Academy Employees Have an Evening"
Fun at Oakland Rink.

Academy Employees Have al Evenings
Fun at Oakland Rink.
The first annual reception and full
dress ball of the Academy of Music
attaches was held last night at the
Oakland Rink. The great hall was
magnificently decorated by Cobb IL
Co, of Brooklyn, and the stage en-
bellished with plants and floral de-
signs by Cole. The ceiling was a
of artistically draped flags and fes-
toons of bunting. The pillars were
emblazoned with shields, and adorned
with portraits and flags. Over the
stage, directly facing the entrance, were
arched in letters of fire Academy of
Music Attaches" under it the word
"Welcome, in red, with a background
of white flowers. A full-rigged ship
and vase entwined with roses were
among the noticeable floral designs;
between them one of Scion Palmer's
perfume fountains d~elicately scented
the surroundings with his famous
Marvel of Peru Prof. Wagner's
Academy orchestra of twenty pieces
played dreamy waltz music. Among
the many present were:-
Mr.. E. II. Moffet and Miss Shields,
of Brooklyn, who led seventy-ive
couples in the grand march; Mr..
Thomas f. Jordan, Miss Crawford,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Crawford, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Langabee, Assemblyman
and Mrs. P. H. O'Neill, Freebooter
and Mrs. McDonough, Mr.. J..
I'll. Jordan, Miss Nellie Simon
son, Mr.. Henry Myer, Mr.. Harry Hyams,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Vessels, Mr.. and Mrs.
P. Coyle, Mr.. and Mrs. Kallman,
Captain and Mrs. Robert Smith, Mr..
and Mrs. James Hunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
William H. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Smith, Sergeant and Mrs.
Archibald, Sergeant and Mrs. Carroll
and daughter, Mr.. James f. Hopkins,
Miss Mamie Hopkins, Messrs. Isaac and
j. Hopkins, Mr.. Marlowe, of Newark,
Miss Mamie Kennedy, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. E. Hicks, HI. L. Kramer, E.
H. Holland, Miss Nina Heller,
Mr.. John j. Egan, Miss Lizzie Rowe,
Mr.. David Snowden, Miss Mamie
Kennedy, Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Hicks,
H. L. Kramer, MI. ID. J. Sullivan and
sisters, Mr.. Thomas Anderson, Miss
Sweeny, Mr.. James Anderson and
sister, Messrs. j. J. Pagan, Joseph
Broe, William Smith, Mr.. Sheridan
Miss Jennie Anderson, Mr.. f. j. Sulli-
van, Mr.. J. Good, Miss Claire Comp
ton, Mr.. James Sangabee, Miss Edith
Lawrence, Mr.. j. Willis, Mr.. J. Dunn.
Miss Shields looked pretty in white
satin and tulle; diamonds.
Miss Crawford, in light blue satin;
ornaments.
Mrs. John Sangabee, in heliotrope
attn.
Miss Steinbecker, in cream colored
satin.
Mrs. McDonough, in pink satin and
tulle; diamonds.
Mrs. Barley Coyle, in Nile green
satin; pearl ornaments.
Miss Nina Heller, in pink satin and
lace; corsage bouquet.
Miss Rowe, in black tulle, jet and
diamonds; corsage bouquet.
Mrs. John Smith, in Nile green satin;
lace and diamonds.
Miss Kitty Noonan, in grey faille
franchise; diamonds.
Miss Edith Lawrence, in blue satin,
Spanish lace front.
Miss Hanson, in black satin; corsage
bouquet.
Vice President f. w. Crawford, while
dancing, slipped and fell on the floor,
~dislocating his ankle and was obliged
to be carried to his coach.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-04-23
Hoboken Briefs.

William Hamburg, a boatman with
out a home, was arrested by Policeman
kaufman for begging. The Recorder
committed him to Snake Hill for
thirty days as a vagrant.
The Police Commissioners me- last
night. passed the pay roll, and adj
journed.
The United Friends gave a reception
last night at Odd Fellows Hall. The
attendance was good and the company
spent q very enjoyable evening.
Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Deiken, Mr.. and Mrs. Steil, Mr..
and Mrs. j. Meyer, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sturn, Mr.. and Mrs. McKeon, Mr.. and
Mrs. Morsen, Miss Shrenk, Mr.. and
Mrs. Neil, Mr.. and Mrs. Astrak, Mr..
and Mrs. Schultz, Mr.. and Mrs. f.
Meinz, Mr.. and Mrs. Surruck, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. Browne, Mr.. E. Feinter, Miss
Lizzie Muel, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Never.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Meyer, Miss Graston
and many others.
There will be a grand celebration at
Public School No. 2, on Garden street,
between Ninth and Tenth streets, on
Centennial Day. Principal Lycett has
arranged a musical programme which
he says Will De a treat, and military
manauvres by the boys, who have
formed themselves into a cadet corps
and have been drilled by Captain
Louis r. McCulloch. The lots in front
OF the school will be boarded over and
there will be a grand reception Of
parents and friends of the children.
All the schools will combine in the
celebration.
The Spartan Bowling Club refuses
to give the Fremonts a return game.
Blaque's Hotel, a popular resort at
the extreme northern end of the Boule-
ward, is now in possession of Henry
Zellweger, formerly of Hoboken.
A fashionable wedding win take
place at the German Lutheran Church
next Thursday evening. The con
tracing parties are Miss Kate Won
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-04-23
Didn't Know It Was Counterfeit.

Henry Fincken, eighteen years of
age, was arrested last night by Police
man Barker, on the complaint of P.
Zabriskie, the grocer, at No. 30 Hud-
son street, for attempting to pass a
counterfeit dollar. The boy explained
that he did not know that the money
was bad, as he had received it from
some of the members of his family and
was sent by them to purchase some
groceries. The Recorder saw that the
passing of the coin was done in ignor-
anc and as Fincken's parents are res
pectable people living at No. 80
Fourth street, he discharged the
young man.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-04-23
Az odd Fellowship Anniyersarv.

The SEVENTEEN anniversary Of Odd
Fellowship viii be celebrated on
Thursday evening by Mt. Sinai En-
campment by a lecture upon the order
in the Second Presbyterian Church by
Pest Grand Master John L. Wheeler.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-04-23

NoTICE.-MY WIFE ELLA EAsTBtRN HAvYNn
~ lefs ny bed and board without my consent I
nersny iorlnu All persons trusting her or my Z :
count, AZ ! VIII mol pay any debts cont 9 I tna ac,
LOUIS EASTBuRN.-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-04-23

Seggern, daughter of w. A.. II. Won
Seggern and Mr.. Edward Schultz.
There will be a reception at Meyers
Hotel after the ceremony.