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The Delta independent., 1889-12-10

Lovers Of fair play will be Indignant to
learn that the sun Is now shining day and
night at the South Pole
The Delta independent., 1889-12-10

The turns in the politicians road that
lose him oftenest are the returns.
The Delta independent., 1889-12-10

The nutmeg has peculiarly grateful
favor. -,
The Delta independent., 1889-12-10

People generally prefer their grapes
cold. Even soldiers do not like thel r
The Delta independent., 1889-12-10

Oregon. theParadise of Farmers.
Mid, equa BILE climate, certain and abundant
crops Best fruit grain. grass and stock country In
the wor!u. Full Information free. Address the
Oregon Immigration Board, Portland, Oregon.
The Delta independent., 1889-12-10

Millions Of women use Dobbins' Elec-
trio Soap daily, and say 1t il tho best and
cheapest II they are right, you ought TO
use II. II wrong, one trial only will show
you. Buy bar of your grocer and try II
next Monday.
The Delta independent., 1889-12-10

Aspeech from the thrown-"Blast tha,
mule"
The Delta independent., 1889-12-10

A standing army is q big thing when 1t
n ON q war footing.
The Delta independent., 1889-12-10

Tho smoxer's delight" "Tansill's Punch. ~
The monkey goes to the sunny side Of the
tEoe when he wants . warmer climb.
The Delta independent., 1889-12-10
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Pcrfsvsiy Cured with Vegetable Hs6eeA
Have eured many shoussnl easee Curs peasSS
nronouncei hopeless by The beet physctaue ny
6rst dose symptoms sHDtdiy dtsappsar. 400 " -
81: ssss for irss Soos o. q II .iIss.
n you order trial, send - cents IN esange - ~
postsxe. DR. H. II. GRkEN 4 SONS. Aoanta. ga
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-14


0fI0ZfhS hS6uur,t
5l0 0Vto6O 25c this SICeh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-14
Ymr Grc tmm raud to Our Printed India silks at 3E Cents

Our 25c. Initial lANDK KERCHIBFS-two for 25c
Our SOC. White Embroidered HANDKER-
CHlEFS-25c
Our 3sc. ladies' Full-ReguIsr made. Colored
HOSE-tgo pair for 25c.
Our p and l0c. liRe Fancy HOSE-two pair fol
25c.;
Our pc Children's Seamless Ribbed HOSE-tWo
pair for 2jc
Our l5c. Ladies' Unbeached HoSE-throe pair
for 2Jc.
Our 4Oc Real Isle Black Children's HosE-twc
pair for 25c.
Our 4Oc. LADIES' and Cnildren's FastBlack
HOSE-25c. pair;
Our 81 Ladies' SIX HOSE. In colors-2jc.
Our 81 and 81. 80 Fancy Isle HOSE-z5c. a pair
sou pieces SASH-KIBBON. all colors. that We sold
for i5c.. 81, and tl.50-all 10 25c- yard from
two to Ave yards in piece
Checked SILKS for DC;
our 81 Green Gros-Grain SILKS for 25c. yard
Our 75c. solid Pongee SILKS for 25c. yard
10 yards Black Cotton DRESS GOODS for 25c.;
Remnants Of Is and SOC. Black CASHM ERE and
Fancy BLACK GOODS AZ 25c. nyard;
Our ACC. Olorod SATIN for 2Jc. a yard
Our 40c. Fancy French FLANS SIS for 95c
Our 50c Mixed LADIES' CLOTH for sc. yard
Our 25c STRIPED CLOTH, for suits-two yards
for 25c.
Our SC, Colored LAWNs-tTelyo yards for 25c. /:
Our &C. CHALLIEs, in coiors-ten yarIs for
Our 1880. WOOL cHALLIEs-two yards for
Our IOc. BATIsTE-four yards for Csc.
Our To-. Plain WHITE GoODS-four yards for
2jc.
Our CSC Fancy P. K.-two yards for 25c.
Our 1890. Fancy-Dotted SWIsS-two yards for
PC
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-14

CORsETs. odd lots. 25c. apiece;
LADIES' CREAM JERSEY y 2ic. apiece;
Handsome DADO SHADES. complete, Zoe
Yards any color MOSQUITO NET, 25c.;
Tie JAPANESE PAD HUSTLE. two for &c;
LADIES' MUSLIN CHEMISE. trimmed. &c.
LADIES' MUSLIN DRAWERS. trimmed, 25c.;
LADIES CAMBRlC CORSET COVERS, trimmed,
LADIES' cAMBRIC CORSET COVERS, plain, .
BOYS CAsSIMEREs from 50 to s5c. yard.
Bic.
This Is a special summer purchase Of so pieces
INDIA PRINTED SILk-the coolest fabrics Tor
summer wear. Pure silk and lovely novel styles
An every shade aud black, with white neures
FOR that price. We viii oner them for sale Mon-
day al 5sMc.
Our Sc PEARL BUTTONS. II dozen for 25c.:
our b. fancy METAL BUTTONS. " dozen Tor
Our s. BONE BUTTONS. "a dozen for 95c.;
Our 25c. CARVED PEARL BUTTONS, dozen
Our SOC si-oyer SWISS EMBROIDERY, CSC a
Our EOS. half yard wide SWISS EMBROIDERY.
Our s5c NARROW SWISS EMBROIDERY, 2
Our Soc. vide HAMBURG EMBROIDERY. CSC. a
Onrs sor BLACK SILK LACES. 25c. "a yard;
Our 8sc WHITE LACES. yards for s5c.;
our Soc all-oYer ENbkOiDkkGD CAPS, 25c;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-14

! Our SOC. SHEFFIELD STEEL SCISSORS for @oc.
Our soe. 6c" fiEARL-HANDLE s-BLADE KNIVES.
Our Soc. IMPORTED FRILLED SILKS, GARTER
WEBB, s5c. a yard ,.o,,,.., .
/ Our 75c. SOLID BLACK HAlR-BRUShks Tor
Our S,' sSc.' VERNON TOOTHBRUSH for 25c.;
our 5Oc. SILK DRESS SHIELDS for &c.
/ our PIC. STOCKINET DRESS sHl LIDS, three
Our fs. Ssc. SILVER HAIR ORNAMENTS, two for
Our ssc. TORTOISE SHELL HAIR ORNAMENTS,
Our &c. L0NG PLAIN BLACK SILK GLOVES.
two pair for 25c ,,,,.,,,
for CSC.
our zoe. WHITE SILK GLOVES, two pair for
Our 5Oc. HEMsTITCHED SILK HANDKER-
Our J0.. BUCKsKiN MONEY BAGS, csc.
| Our SOC. KID-LlNED FANCY LEATHER
Our 5sc' '' FANCY ICY LEATHER PoCKET-BOoKs,
SILVER CLASPS. 2Jc;
Our soc. FINE LEATHER BELTS, 25c. apiece;
Our 4Oc. THREE-PlECE LEATHER BELTS, 2oc.
Our 5oc. BLACK and TAN LEATHER BAGS,
Our IS and sOc. GAUzE VIENNA FANS, 95c.
apiece;
Our 75c SATIN FANS for 25c. apiece
Orr Soc CRONIA FANS for PC. apiece:
Our lOc Colored- Bordered Hemstitched HAND
KERCHIEFS-sx for 25c.;
Our 2Sc. nne Sheer, Colored, and White Hem
stitched HANub RRClBFs - three for 2oc. {;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-14

SC. for CHECK OUTING FLASNEL5 from l6c.
19c. for SCOTCH GINGHAhS that were 4Sc.
12xc. for 35c. GINGHAMs that we're l9c.;
&c. yard for DRESS GOODS that were Sc;
25c. for ALL-WOOL PLAIDS that were 49c
ii2 for FRENCH DRESS NOVELTY SUITS that
we're t25;
Sc for SIG SUITS;
CSC. for iH-yard-wide ALL~WOOL CAMBLS-
HAIR:
37Kc for SOC. ALL-WoOL HENRIETTA CLOTH; ;
lsc. for double-width ALL-wOOL ALBATROSs
from 4sc.:
25o. for STRIPED BRILLIANT LUsTRES from
59c.
iOc. for the 15c WOOL CHALLIES:
SILK WARP HENRIETTAs. CSC. from s1.25;
s. 10 Csc. ALL-wOOL HENRIETTA CLOTHS for
FRENCH sATINEs 20 to Sic.; KoechlIn's best
for l9c.:
75c. BLACK pOUBLEwlDTH BRILLIANTINE
for 5Oc.;
The tL25 evening tints in finest HENRIETTA
CLOTH for &c;
45c. ALL-sILK RIBBONS for 24c.'
6ac. RIBBONS for &c.
29c. RIBBONS for i9Kc
s-inch-wide FANCY RIBBON cotton nlling} for
&C.;
Nos. 2 and ALL-sILK CROWN EDGE Satin
striped border for &c. yard;
All the Is. 40, and 5Oc sATIN-BACK VELVET
RIBBON for 2Oc. yard
Tho %. PEARL BUTTONS lc- dozen;
7c. SHIRT PEARL BUTTONS, &c. dozen;
&. PEARL BUTTONS for &c;
5l-lnch COTTON BRUSSELS DRAPRRY NET,
all the light tints. 2jc:
! Tho 81 DRAPERY SILK NET 75c.;
An-silk PEARE DE Sol. s. quality Tor e0c.;
All-.ilk tli9 FAILLE 60c. the tl-75 quality for
81:
All tho sI.25 FANCY SILKS for 75c.:
The 73c WASH CHINA SILKS for Soc;
All tho ARMURE CEDAR SILKS, I'VE various
shades. soc. from sLlg;
A mark-down Of over So. 900 in SILKS alone;
GENTLEMEN's CoLORED-BORDERED HAND
KERCHIEFs from Il to &c. All Linen from
% 10 l2Hc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-14
THIS WEEK.

GO WHERE YOU WILL, AMI
CHASE OF Ten DAYS AGO WOUL
REDUCTION-SALE is TOO GREAT
THESE FOUR DAYS COUNT FORT
AND MOVE TO COUNTERS OF tn
LINENS. DOMESTICS, ETC, MARE
SPECIAL SELLING PRICES IN RE
SOLD DURING THIS TINE WILL
APPEND A FEW PRICES TO NOTE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-14

: Our 2Oc BABY CAPS. for 25c.;
! Gentlemens Colored =. X. TIES, Tor 25c.;
| Gentlemen's White long LAWN lies, . dozen TOT
GeniIemep's Colored GAUZR TIES. 95c. apiece;
( Gentlemen's Satin-lined SILK tbs. for S9c;
/ Requirements e5c. Colored SEAMLESS SOCKS,
GentIemen's l6s,c. hems,itched Colored Bor-
dered HANDk KRCHlEF, for s5c-
/ Gentlemens best LINEN COLLARS. all shapes'
| Gentlemen's best LINEN CUFFS, 2 pair for pc;
I GeutIemen's CEILULOID COLLARS. = for 2oc,;
! Gentlemen's CELLULOlD CUFFS, 21c. a pstir,;o pSr
Gentlemen's BkST FRENCH sUSfhNDhho'
25c.; - .
Geptiemen's GAUZE SHIRTS, for &c;
! Gentlemen's BALBRJGGAN SHIRTS. 2oc'
| Gentiemen's bleached Jeans DRAWERS, CSC;
| Ladies' RIBBED VESTS. , for Csc;
! Ladies' GAUZE BODICE, lace trimmed. TOT
25c.;
Ladies' Isle VEST, in prints. CSC;
! Chiidrens' GAUzE VESTS, Csc. for2
| Boys SOC SHIRT WAISTS. 25c. apiece:
! Our SOC. 6UIPUKE LACE COLLAkEIIES lot
Our Soc DIREcToIRE LACE CoLLARETTEsf for
Our Soc. PURE LINEN ToRCHoN COLLAR
ours LADIES EMBROIDERED ROLLING COL
Our ioc. INFANTS p. X BIBS. six for 25c:
our pc INFANTS STITCHED LACE TRIMMED
BIBS, throe for 2Sc I;
our i5c. PURE LINEN COLLARS, all styles,
Our i5c. PURE LINEN CUFFS. all styles. three
PAIR for 25c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-14
oIssoLUTIoNs & pARrNkRsmIps.
RICHMOND. Va. July Is, 1889.

RCHdOND, ' A., July 10, lHo9
DISSOLUTION.-THE FIRM OF
IL FI0G & RIDER is THIS day Dissolved oy
mutual consent Both parties wiu reeelpI Tor
Will please settle promptly. Persons having
claims against tne late c0ncera VIII present
mem for settlement hr. l. L. ti0d can 90
found at 1919 oast fraokin street. npu -, ~ -
ltrnEK Al The old stand 1873 east Franklin street.
N'iDN~ ~ L. c. FiGG.
~ l4d,sw&wlt A. l. hiDHi-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-14

All tho CoLORED ALL-ovER EMBROIDERY
from So. tosi.s5 yard--2jc. for your choico :
STAMPED LINEN sPLAsHERs from l2S TO oc'i
EMBRoIDERIES go for almost any price
oAKLEY's TOILET WATER from "a TO l9c.
The lOc. CASTLE SOAP. &c..
iac. LUPIN's INFANT POWDER, re.
RUBBER DRESSING COMBS from 70 o.;
oXIDIZED TABLE-LAMPs from $i0l to s.;
UAND-PAINTED PARLOR-LAMPS from ti.25 10
s275;
sIrK-yRINGED LAMP-sHADEs from f&9s to
f2.O;
SWINGING HALLoLAMPs. engraved globe,
from $3.50 10 f20O;
&c. FRUIT-PLATEs. decorated, for l2hc;
Adjustable wire wINnOw-sCREENs from IS to
Soc, from SO 10 co.;
GAS II EATERS from "a to lsc. from sl.lo 70 'oc-'
Double from sAeS TO sS.2A;
CEDAR BUCKETS. galvanized hoops ioc.;
sun WAsHBOARDS l9c.;
Willow HAMPERS 99c.;
CLOTHES HORSES 75c.:
Best make STEP-LADDER At Soc;
INCONSISTENCIES atsc;
sHEET-IRON BAKlNG-PANS at l9c.
WATER R-COOLERS-patent spigot, galvanized
iron linod. charcoal hlling-at Is anu ogc.-
cost about double;
FRENCH DRIP COFFEEPor-grante ron'
Breton handle and top-si from fiSi;
BIOCK-TfN PIE-PLATES. two for &c.,
WIRE DISH COVERS. &c. Sc, and &C..
MILK GAS GLOBES from @9c. to i6c.;
WATER BOTTLE, with TUABLER, i9c. from
34c.;
Soc. MOLAssES PITCHERS for &c.
DECORATED CHINA PLATES, &C.. Sc, and
l0c.-half cost:
WHITE CHINA BUFFERS. , for lc.;
DECORATED FRENCH CHINA OATMEAL
SETS. 81 from fl.39;
sl2 DECORATED wASHSTAND SETS with slop-
jar for 1915;
JAPANNED HIP BATu-TUBS for $3.50;
All odds and ends In CHINA and GLASSWARE
for one half:
4sc. PACKING TRUNKS for 2jc.;
Not a TRUNK but what Will be cheaper than
rnanufarturers' Drices-all kinds and sizes
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-14

ncnnoNp. YA., July lA lssa.

II TAKE PLEAS URE in AN
poupeing 70 my friends and the public ,nss !
s.fesiSeSs :, the old stand OF Figg & hider.
mere with increased fscllsies sdded 70 long
srnerlenee am prepared TO all ali orders 10 :, a
sSIsfsctory manner. wi keep 10 stoes vs ,u.'
w,IItS 6c aod will give special attention 70
FISE oRDFRgD WORK Also. 10 s'9ek anu lis 70
as6er UAKSEss MOUNTED IN RUBBER.
NICKEL. SILVER. and GoLD-fLAIE
REPAIRING dOne ia best manner .,,
Mr. Willianl A. Robinson, % long Win the oiu
house, will coutlnus VITA me. ,.o,.sa
booe 70 receive liberal share OF pnsal psuyanas''
sv1a.S1i swewit 1898 east Franklin street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-14

GENTL EMEN'S COLORED SILK HhNDhEh-
CHIEFS from 50 to R5c., from 80 to S5c
Iadies' CoIored- Bordered Hemstitched HAND
KERcHlEFs for 2c.
l2ssc. MOURNING HASDKERcHIEFsS Sc.
Linen Embroidered Kenton HANDKEkCHlEFs
for 12kc-the usual 4c. quality;
Tinseled japan NECK SAAwLs for l5c.. all col
ora cost 35c.;
g,ack slk Cuipure LACE FLoUNCISG forSOc-
fromSi
s22j CHANTILLY FLoUNCING n.25;
DIRECTOlRB FLoUNClNG from s@75 to
sL95; ,e.
Tho 9s,. PLATT vALENcIENNEs FLoUNcING
for 60c:
IRISH POINT LACEs from % to ioc.;
All the LACES. hundreds-yes, thousands-oi
pieces at similar reductions;
a. 20 for BEADED DsHOULDER-CAPEst that we're
1926, Sc for the Sl24S ones;
cHILpREN's EMBROIDERED COLLARS from
12c. 70 Sc;
s. so WHITE CHILOREN'S DhESSAs' al Aiiiu9
and styles. for SIPS;
INFANTS LONG ROBES from $50 TO 75c.
All the LADIES' UNDERWEAR. soiled and
clean will bo on sale at your own prices For
instance
| LOT DRAW thS, iFVih tA'ov w - "N
price-your choice for 81
CHEMIsE. from si.4s to 81 was the price-your
choice for 81;
Authe CoL0RED TARLEToNs from isHc to
Sc. yard:
BUTCHERS LINEN. half bleached. from 25c
TO l2Ec.;
LINEN DOILIES for lKc each;
CoLORED BORDERED ALL-LlNEN SC. each;
7O-ceut TABLE LINEN for 45c.
FAST COLORED TURKEY TABLE LINEN
for i9c.-from 29c
yards long TABLE LINEN, half bleached,
fringed, for CSC.
o.-incn fine frineed DINNER NAPKINS from 20
10 25c.
12xc. BARRED MULLS for &C.:
2oc. BLEACHED TERRY for Sc. ayard;
CREAM INDIA LINEN from 25 70 l5c.;
5c. for LACE INDIA LINENS;
The 9t.c. INDIA LINENS for 6'+c.;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-14

. zoo BARRELS FRESH ROCK
> D.DOU LAND LINE. just arrived per
s,h1o,sr atfrad Keen. now dlscharging Also.
ffest uoffmao Kosondale Cement. imported roft-
lAnd aud Union Cement. caieined Plaster, nn,so
sand. LAlhs Hair, Fire-Brick. hc:; e.. g i9r Ss'0
Nova Scotia Lump and GROUND fAsss'''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-14
VIRGINIA CONSTRUCTION COM
v PANf.
ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS.
RICHMOND. Va. June Is. IS

RICHMOND. Va. June IS. 1889.
A provided by tao Bylaws tho annual meet o., !.
,ns ~ The sTOCk HOLDERS OF THE VIRGINIA
C0SSfRCCTIoN COMPANY tor tho election o.
officers aud the transaction OF sucn o.h9r ~" pas =,
re- ,omnanvis oflce, ia tho city OF Richmond,
Va. Va al il O'Clock NJ. oa TUESDAY the 10Th day Of
July, lSS9 .,...1 zap NJ
The transfer books viii be closed Ats ~ A'-
tulv ION snd reopened July i'th.
~ ORDER OF the Board OF DIRECTORY
D' oi1o' ROBEKT L. TRAyLoR,
..ts.a secretarf.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-14


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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-14

RABY-CARRIAGEs at 10 per cent less than
cost Mast have the space they occupy.
Apply RUBBER GARDEN HOSE from % % ic. ;
LAWN TENNIS RACKErs az iess than cost.
sl,o. all the FIsHIN0-rACKLE, together
win all tho SPORTING WARES.
A discount Of 10 per cent Will b. allowed Tor
all BICYCLES and TKICYCLEs fos these four
days only.
Tho BOYS CLOTHING will BE- sold for less
tsqs SUITS for SaO;
500 SUITS for 50;
fi.e5Silrs forti
Tho CARPETS and MATrINGS Tor less thsn
THE MILLINERY
Is on sale without reserve whatsoever.
Tho READY-MADE RATS a. one half the Old
mark. Tho FLOWERS and USTRlMMED GOODS
the same way All tho trimming, such az fhN-
THEIRS. LACEs, ORNAMENTS, etc, n Que
third or. Everything male 10 your order as
usual
| 575 UMBRELLAS. IN gloria aud silf;
A. e5 for what was s. 50 the nrst u tho season;
GOLD-HEADBD UMBRELLAS
From 81 % $50;
From ss.39 to $40:
From f6.89 TO fLSi.
From g. - 20 sass;
From s310 90 tLe3,
From tl49 90 81
/ Oxiiized AZ same reductions:
/ FANCY PARAsOIS for exactly ono hall the old
prico-mark;
/ CSC. a pair of every pair KID GLOVES over one
dollar-i5c. pair od every pair under
dollar;
sPOOLs OF SUK-i0O yards--for j.. spool;
Twist, for ic. These are tho Anglo-seo-
/ onds &c. for one Of tho best Spool Couons-
same a. Clark's:
/ ic. for SIX STICK PARCHMENT FANS;
g5c. for the IVORY STICK JAPAN FANS, the
value Of witch s near 81.
Fverythlpe Ia the Jerelry llne from tho
cheapest TO tho SOLID GOLD Tor two thirds
the marked price.
/ BOYS sgIRT-WAIsr from p % i5c. from % ~
2ac.. from es 90 15c Every Waisi ih the
house a. similar markoi-i0wn price.
TT YOT W1NT THAT HAS NOT
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1889-12-29
BERGEN BREVTTIEs

Alderman 'sHankn Van Horn is
around again after his illness, which
shook him up pretty hard.
Frank Gallery. after severe attack
of rheumatism, is now victim of la
Grippe" He chafes under his CON
tinement, but ex-Sheriff Heintze does
his best to make things pleasant for
him.
Every citizen of the Fifth district
should remember the Children's
Home, New Years Day. 1t is a grand
institution and has many waits to
feed and clothe.
The short stretch of sidewalk on
Crescent avenue between Harrison and
Communipaw avenues has at last
been graded and paved, much to the
comfort of pedestrians who had
waded through mud and stubble over
the roots of an old and useless tree.
The real estate agents are adopting
the southern style and the signs for
rent are now frequently seen on va
cant houses instead of the card an
nouncing that the place is to let.
DIR. George Wilkinson has moved
into his handsome dwelling adjoining
his fathers cosey place on Bergen ave-
nue..
William IL. Speer remarked yester-
day that typhoid and kindred fever
are ON the increase. ID
Detective Gus Hottie is troubled
with the other kind of grip inst now.
superintendent Henley, of the Jer-
sey City Athletic Club, is proud OF a
pretty watch chain. It was the
Christmas gift of the attaches of the
club house.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1889-12-29
LAFAYETTE ITEMS.

Has peace been restored in the Ger.
man Church? The Sunday School
and the Church Society have moi
growled at each other for several days
The grip has caught ON. A goodIy
number are wrestling with the annoy.
ing ailment.
DR. Fountain and his charming
spouse are at home. This is not q
society note. The grip keeps them
there.
The curriers' are respondent. They
see no prospect of indalging in their
fayorite pastilne.
. The unfortunate man who was
killed on Thursday by the falling OF a
bough was the brother of Seneca
Barker, the ex-Assessor, now d clerk
for the Tax Commissioners.
Len Boyd declares If this balmy
weather continues much longer that
all the yachts in the Payonia Club
fleet will be in commission again.
The physicians never looked SO
happy before. They are all busy and
have very few serious cases.
/ The grading and paving of Van
Horn street is being prosecuted rapid
.ly. School Director Muldoon was
there yesterday afternoon observ-
ing how the work was being done.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1889-12-29
THE SUNDAY MORNING NRws DEcEM8ER 20 1880

brothery'' sang Norman H. Rowe,
when he. met Murphy, the owner of
fifty boats. '''Fhey are saying starve
till spring, confound them,.for no one
wants boat, was the answer
The dudes OF this part of the world
have been unable to have their locks
curled and mustaches dyed for several
days, and it has nearly caused
an epidemic of despair in their
tender hearts. Joseph Filarno,
the genial tonsorial artist, is
blamed for this. He was reckless
enough to get married few days ago.
and foolishly preferred to pass his
honeymoon in the society of his
charming bride than to shampoo, cut
hair and manipulate the dye bottle.
Assemblyman Erwin is thankful for
the Christmas present of a copy of the
State Constitution and q notice from
the many railroads that his passes
will be at Trenton when the Legis-
lature meets.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1889-12-29
BAYoNNE BUBBLES.

An audience in Pennington was en-
tertained On Thursday evening blythe
Rev Robert K. Doherty, of Bayonne,
with his clever lecture, The -Four
Funny Men of America.
Being unable TO withstand the pres
sure of business, genial Billy Hamil-
ton left his sick room yesterday TO re-
sumo his duties as City Clerk.
Tomorrow evening the members of
Bayonne Council. No. 800, ROYAL Ar
eanum, will'be treated by Mr.. NJ. G..
Manwaring TO an exhibition OF Edi-
sons phonograph. Secretary Morrison
also announces that Orator Joseph "A .
Wright will aansual perform his fam
Gus gastronolnie act with lightning
changes.
The happiest boy in Bayonne on
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1889-12-29

Christmas Day was j. n. Besher
Rowe, the sixteen-year-old grandson
OF City Recorder John HI Besher. In
addition TO his numerous holiday
gifts he received his graduation dip
Iona from the International Business
College of Brooklyn.
HDo you b'lieve it? Do you be-
lieve ity Few OF the men whose time
; is out will get in next years Board.
Now mind it, Kelly says so, and
Kelly knows. Kelly does. DO you
b'lieve kelly.n well. William, how
about Councilman Meigsg" "Oh, /
don't know: / think Meigs can get
back if he wants to, but it will be
hard work. DO you b'lieve it, And
Councilman Cadmus?n ''He will
come back. Kelly says so, and Kelly
knows; Kelly does DO you b'lieve
kelly?n And Councilman KeIlyY"
well, now! Cripes! Al, bye,
will Kelly get back?
sOf course he will if he cares to.
Cripesl Win Kelly get back now?
A-7h bye, Kelly's constituents OF the
Fourth ward win insist ON sending
him back despite the wishes of his
enemies. Do you b'lieve it? Kelly
says SO and Kelly knows, Kelly does. >
And Councilman CroninT well,
Tins good bye, and Tim will be
STINT back, so ne WILL "And Council
man Scofield?" Hell not come back,
not if Kelly knows it, He can't get
back; Kelly says so, and Kelly knows,
Kelly does Well have a Dutchlnan
in his place, SO we WILL tAnd why
won't Councilman Scofeld be re-
turned?n Because Kelly says he
won't. Kelly knows, Kelly does. Do
you b'lieve kelly2 Cripesl He can't
get backr
Having won from the rest of the
New Jersey Athletic Clubs shooting
contingent valuable Marlin repeat
ing rifle, Major j. NJ TAYLOR, of Ber-
gen Point, will in all likelihood seek
to arrange several matches with the
crack shots of other organizations.
He will not, however, discard his
trustworthy old lie Fevre rifle for the
handsome new trophy.
Since Tuesday last Justice of the
Peace John Mcdonald, of Bergen
Point, has worn an air of conscious
dignity that has led many Of his
friends to fail to recognize him at the
first casual glance. This remarkable
change is said to be due to the fact
that on Tuesday the Judge ofIiciated
at the marriage of Miss Elizabeth
Edwards and Mr.. George Watson,
two sejourners within the gates of
Bayonne
Although he sold to W. Scott
Smith, of Pennington, several days
ago the Huntendon County Fair
Grounds in that village, Overseer of
the Poor Rienzi Cadugan, of Bay
onne, will continue to have his famous
trotter Bayonne Prince aud the prom
Using young colt Bayonnette frequent
lY spseded over that track.
Thirteen records at long distance
running succumbed during this year to
the prowess of William ID. Day, the
phenomenal boy racer of the New
Jersey Athletic Club, and notwith-
standing this fact the lad is not happy
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1889-12-29
WEST HoBoKEN CHAT.


Charley Noe is said to have Coun-
cilrnanic spirations. Who has bet
ter right2.
Spring street has another catas-
trophe. One night last week a
stranger fell down an open man-hole
work to fish him out.
Adam Schaeffer, the we'll known
contractor, is said to be the victim
of circumstances in his arrest. Mr..
Schaeffer is well known on the Hill
and has always borne good reputa-
ton.
Samuel Ludlow has established a
record for himself. He climbed the
Fourteenth street steps in thirteen
minutes on a wager.
The Town Hall will soon receive
some much needed improvements
, There will be cutters and sewers to
carry the water off.
The ball of the Hudson Grove Muf-
fins at Kessler's Hall on Christmas
night was a grand success and was at
tended by several of the local poll
ticians.
About four hundred inhabitants of
this town visited the Gut on Christ
mas Day with the express purpose Of
playing big Brown Jug Big
Brown Jugn could not be beat, so
quoth the tipsters, but Big Brown
Jug wasn't in it, and more woe-be-
gone set of human beings could not
be found when the race was over.
Billiards is getting to be quite a
craze in the town and there are sew
apal nYnapte 6ayaIopino -tt
Fred. Engelbrecht is quite pivo-
ter and is In constant demand at
the social gatherings on theSHill.