The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-01-19
AROUND THE STATE.
Notable Sayings and Doings
Of People Great and
Small.

4 f4fth wear and sfin an7arentlv retains ali the
intellectual strength of his former days.
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TINT city next "wednesday The state Com.
mittee VIII hold an ali dav and evening session
/ in odd Fellows Hall. There will also be a
| banouet and Mavor Van cleef will make the
| address of welcome
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position on Governor ADoetts s'ah was Z uis
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ancar,t;,,,. -. esa.ad ,s;,to,,
rms many aonlfaoie TRAITS ana espeeiaf'y ms
smith q 1videsnrssd ,,,n,,1.rit, oT,one, tbs
uemhers ~ tba Na,, rers,,+, r,h,b
tiesVen' 'oa'l = ree'ey' u s,ie ionee DoA' "
. 's0oi''i's 'eiioi " way "a'1 poneeiiion
Jarrett D. Van Reypen, President OF the Hud-
son CITY Savings Bank has perhaps the largest
personal acquaintance of any man IN Jersey
/ CITY. He has been prominently before the peo-
pie Tor many years, and especially since he was
mayor OF Old hudson city His ancestors were
the nrst settlers IN the county.
DR.. Charles B. Converse is the first and only
County Physician Hudson county has ever had
and his prospect for remaining IN the office as
long ss he desires Is excellent He Is capable
and efficient OtffeSF and has saved the county
slousunus ., aoilars d. converse y aoous
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Ut. Houghfon, OF Trinity Church, Hoooken'
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,las peen eoliileu 70 nis you win tue grippe
&c WIS ~. ssfefu' usys very \" ana uhaoie "
po'lo'l" n'e 'o'es
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the students sbovrin, their rasr,o,sib,lit IN the
community.
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taraav IIa .ras hor,, th,ra 1or,,or,, * ,~-o ard
ynarriai ~ paorsraho Cow, :, ,e15 E,avsn
children were horn Ave ~ whom, are liyina,
Mr. leighton boasts ~ having c,,t more wood
fhar and, MAJ, Il, ~, o,,rt,- NJ 5a,,as,o,d
day now He is a deyout Methodist and attends
meeting every Sunday walking two miles He
has never ridden on the railroad but once and
says he does not care to again Owing to the
recent death Of his wife, aged ninety-eght, he did
net have public reception as was intended
Several hundred acres of meadow land along
Oidman's Creek Salem county, are to be re-
claimed and banked for farming, after having
been under water for twelve years
fsa,era, v;,l;o,, 7 Sa,va,, noe. ,,a.to.d,,,
.,ectad one ~ ,ho, ,;ca r-osiaants 80 ~. 60
A,,rio,,1t,,ral soo;atv
over oOo pup'is were absent thursday from
session beca,,se ~ 'sevsrs s,+acls If 10
e-r;T,s
ueneral T. bura efupo. II IS reported mas
puiehSseu tue A-snen"urg S". va iron WORKS
The price paid is said to have been $4,000
General GrHhb owns valuable iron mines in
West Virginia
Arrangements have been made, It is said, be-
tween Colonel G. G. Green. Of Woodbury., and
Master Workman Arlington, of the Knights of
Labor, for starting work at Colonel Green's two
idle factories. One factory is now working with
non-union men.
That earliest spring fiower the ve,ovv croc,,s
is now blooming at Bridgeton, aud hyaeinths
are in bud.
A mortgage of A. 400 ooo ON all tho ,,ronart =,
owned by the Passaic WAFER coronanv u,.s
nlaoed on record in the County egerk,s offce :,
Paterson Wednesday The MORTGAGE is 70 r,,,
for f;ftv wears and was execnt.d in tss- nh
bonded indebtedness of the comnanv 4 ,no,,nts
TO 81 oco, 600, and for the purpose OF taking care
of this indebtedness and raising money for
necessary improvements arrangements were
made few years ago to give the above men.
TONED mortgage to the Central Trust Company,
OF New York
FnIlv 600 nersonz demanded adp,;ttorc. ., ,,,s
Gloucester Council Chamber Friday night, It hay
ing been announced that an Important adjourned
meeting OF council would be held No one was
admitted but members ANA representatives OF
the press. After calling the roll Mr.. Thomson
moved an adjournment, which was passed with
out the transaction of any business.
Tho recsnt. a,ar,,i,,,. i,,creoss ~ ~,
30 incenda, tros Ia, ~,
FARMERS n arranya f,r ,,,,,ol
wh,n m mast few ,,,.crt,, 70 ~, :.
%, ooo as haan dastroya I, ~, co,,,,t,.
incendiaries. The local insurance companies ar.
also interested in the movement
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