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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-18

Csatious-''Psrish !. very much In love
with that girl "why doesn't De- marry
herr ''iIe has his mlsgisings az "a
whether she IL able to support him."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-18

Ti~ latest d~,ic. of Eirlhoo,l !. fancy
fur .tufing pillows Nth their oh love
leitrrs. Tbrrr L. onr thing about the
ronirni. ~ the.c pillows that can ~ lie
pended uron with q market degr-" II
certainty tlsy afv surv Ca b. soft.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-18

Two Harvard grsduaies-i.ey. Or.
Di.cord-"why, dear Jack. am glad To-
see you. You are locking 80 we'll.
What have YOU been doingf Jack
sersgg. for . League club Al
ss.0Da year. What are you dolngf'
Di.ccrd = .'I'rrsehing for . chapel al
AGO n YEAR,"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-18
rsa ora efnvav

c.-t-sis-.sl.s. s..r s,-~.sA Han.
t.sa. f.sslssry. fit.l. al al i,.~.-rs ~
a. .ssaa.ski ,s-sisssrss. fsesas-sts-' b
tssrrh. -. Pli-.. 81 b.~s-a-sfths hs-sf
,i.as..ft.s. rsil..a.ss-s. jss-a.ss. No. ,
liza. ~. sitfis~--. Nsrta~sss--. We
Asstss Fsls.. asisfi.. bssf ta.nT.sis'i
ss4 III ni.-.-e. sfis - D. stsefE-d al
sia4fi.A il.ss rAst si-sa "a r-~ePss
lie s..iass gars~t - $4,000 e-rti
,l.... bs-.s ~ ssali-.fn oeagissit ss. -
-. o.. hs.isk, srti-a q a. cfssss. al
40. ~. .,.s..s . fhssss q ssesssf t.sss
a sff.a.sh rtaf sfs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-18

Iraie I.oliiician-''iook h-rr, you pub
li.h-,l w. about me TIL. mornlng-an
Infamous lie. won't stand H." Serene
c,iiior-''Ilui just think where you would
~ N 49, were To- publl.h the truth about
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-18

\ Nank-. has sst up q .chcol in fari.
and advertise. that b. Evil teach ans
frrnchman a. speak thu only .ensibls
language Ia the world In six week, and
Al a cost Il only s.s.'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-18

why -. tor,-- in cOil -.athsr lac mi
dis-lsiss gJ-.lr-i
WY "a sT-cirnsn q handwriting h.s .
ds@i Ttgl
WY "a isu crui Is-cs The est
Wien i va'ef Lie fati
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-18

rnle.. mor- care I. gl,rn o. the hair
The comlns man !. likely 10 D. a hilflc..
snlmil; h.Dcc, to prvNsnt a.. hair frum
falling u.e Halls Hair Remover.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-18
"v.lI wh,, ,lII YOU learn new In q,

swell. what iii YOU learn new Ia sgrI-
ruliure al the county fairy s.ke'i Mr..
sr4ngrr 81 her hu.bsni, upon his return
home from the exhibition. "why.
learned enough not 60 bit ten dollar. on
the wrong horse next time"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-18

T.ichef-"whst DO you understand b.,
the worl normalf Pupil - "Ielng
drunk GLOW 10 YOU hnd that mean
ingy~ II was awake last night when
GA, lct pa In. and heard her tell HIN
bed come home In hi. normal condI-
ft.u
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-18
PEOPLE
Auburn Drug and Chemical Co.,
AuarRN. MAINE.
xor,,r az ,rroINrsr~r.

To un.isrsI snssi harinE hesu srrslrts,l tF
~ ice iuiss - frliiatis o. ~ taluir 70
tHflfIi 90 a. tfIrl Tursiar af issfrra'lrr
N ts-a rll1IInaissi.ausrs a. rfrrIrH act rNaHl.nr
80 slalnHs - rrslitsrs arnInsf 80 estate 20
Tlulaffr 4 Carer tsis - tstnfI in 49, t.saufF
fisTss=sl rsrrsssntsl inenIFFuf EfrstF Fifs
nffirs TAI FL u.lnffs fr.rr a. .stH q All a.
tHIufunTnf AZ atrur.l g. al rrs-.tsrs On snlrh
T. pfs-sut at FfuFs tfir rlalrls. aul taat 49,
81 - ir ssssl1n I'd g. snra g a D tlerlTk.
-. On nsthFi afarsssii. uu I asslaF. lanr wa
a n. l<s. o. ~ rurfssF 20 ftrrifirE " str11.
nstssi ttis hath ftar - lanuarT a ~ Ia
a n tsunWfN. & r-l..L.....
g. a. uA~rtNe~.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-18

\ nan Ia Harlem. y. Y, Who keep. q
disr,. hook. his cigar sspenscs under
fls ssto.... Ia nFr~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-18

~ rO..l. = rsinl.o-. nsml.r. scrip
tars rauss
~ d.,n. - dr5sr,. ~is-- - ~. 10
.ar.l n ~.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-18
-. sa-th.r..i..

~ aa.-thsr.ds.
YoaIl Oil my fFS; . iii. shr,h cry,
NJ shols u often o.ii..i q bas.
NJ lat - nsvsr iusi bos high,
AL - u - o. tssip-, 80
~ ny -holc yo1 nster coaii.
o. my shois yua never slraAi,
woar my -hois 20 oft.a soah
~ af.-As rsigsstie.i ossstst
A tt..a..sl 80 Eraii- $500 s---is - . siasrt.
- = go q thsf 90 co-lut
n 80 uri-st.lr siaa1s. 80 . t-eutssth f.,rt
Al "a urtt 80 hss haf - air-eIat
Wsa-. s-uti. tn a.. ~ a.. ss-n - ~ 49,.
o. l.lf sranh IN . raiai 80 . tl1ss
n. e1sfui u tiai u.snr-fs al sNiuinr-- q 49,
Al 49, - .sa-t tr.ly rsG.~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-18

Cut cut tbs cirvls csrsfuliy. Jasi ootsii.
% ~ biacs oatllns, 90 make oos HE u N
"a o. NJ ~i.h b. cut your Tap-r. Wow
divkie III cirri- into fur pirrs- 9Th thrvs
ga. a IN sci--srs rat III tis,'s- tszsiAsr
again. sni ~ making . beavy I-sscal Inc
siaus 40 cut sbos ~hsi ths wang SRI
.bo 80 ssssi 90 hsr hani la uarriAgs ~
. yulus uian gave ban for an sns-er.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-18
SUGGESTIONS roR wGooIso cows

SUGGESTIONS FoR WEDDING GOWNS
frum hrg- numi-~f - shsioCfsii'
s-.iding.. tho follos log hsns have i--u
selected a.. lllsi, a. Offer .oms sugg-..
tlens a. ihose slshlnE &c u-s sui pr"i-
rs features fof similar e,Nssipus.
40 q hsnisam. Wedding IN Englani,
10 hfiir sore "a lfvss 20 white lrvnrh
msrino trimmed vith sNans' dnsu, 9TH
Mclici collar. iuils ,ril snd wrath ~
orange blossoms. ilsr four hriis.mfll.
sofr dr~s..s II ~hite nun. yelling. With
oA gold sashe.. ani to-lus hat. trimmed
glh swans dasu.
Vt anoihsf wedding ths hfiicsmsi'l.
srfv sttirs,i In shlie aul hslioirof- az
urv,l .llk. With hslioirotr ,rl,s, sleeve.
sni N~iici collsfs. sud Sofr small Vel.
vt hats and feather. to match. Zach
aofe hssu-shArri enamel anil Tcrfl
htoosh. tlis cir ~ the bridegroom, snt
Cafri~l pas - uhlis lilac. The
hrii.'s travelling costume AS 10 grr-n
rio,h trimmed With far, With csp"ie o.
mai,h.
\ h-iuiifal wedding go~u !. ~ white
satin sith Uuuu train frum The lefi
,houhlef. The skin Il e,lrri 9TH =
ffiuev q orange hai., beaded ~ q
i"unc~ - real Law. caught up az Inter.
Nals sith orsnsv blossoms. The .lrctes
srv fall NJ iisc .hoallsr. tecomlng grad
gall, smaller "a the WRIT. The bolicc
l. fni.h.i sith q Ms,ild collar. The
tall. vii Il a. D. fastened sith dnmond
oruamsni.. four ~ the bridesmaids
all scar sfvam .urah trimmed Ia fnu-
sVe with rl,h Cfram anil gold gimp, cuu,-
po.lug ihs collar, Cur. anl Emplrr l-elts
~ sell. There l. ricbe at AToand The
PLATA. full SKIRTS, anil the crs,ais arv ~
li.ss. The hats srv II soft crram .iik.
siih osifich ilp., sni Tee pals yellow
tulip. r,siing on the hfim In front. The
maii II hansr. uho viii walk ifnmssii'
iisly t-.hiDd the bri.ie. will Sear . hlie
Clins silk, Nth sccof,iion-pliii~i .kiri
sni fouase issket trimgi-i siih gold 49,
quins. Her hat !. of l-glsoru, trimmed
o. match ilrp.. - the othsr briie.msils,
anil each ons all carry q lovely po.y oi
yellow tulip, tied Nth the same shade
20 Nateful tlhlson.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-18
PURELY VEGETABLE.
STRICTLY RELIABLE.
..sAosolUrClv SAFE

~ a.. ., .Ii p~usf,.s. rrtes q -.
.. tsss esss % - 90 - .-.i -
alt H-s..s fFss. - fststlt = 49,
~ h slGssss q ssa. rNiis,sigAi.. y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-18

Purslsuf d q losnss ffsua ~ nsn. Jaigs II
rr.iuatr 80 80 FsartY uffixfart stats "a MRins
s,1tl sFu ~ ruhlr sutiasn 90 - tseuty sesuusl
far - Marrh. a m. i-lsl. "a Tee urk-k ln a.
farsuas.n M aIr orlng o. nsthsl o. AT ceantT
an a. rf-kt TO set intsrrst fl-iuE = ussrtg
szs~'s rghf in eIaiiy O. rssisernl shish nuas.thF
at q ~ o. trsInE natael All de-crtksi fval
estate O. 81 tslng ~ h1ulsstFs1 - - sahl
uunathr 4 carter. s.tuatei "a Mi lnu strsst.
ln AT lthsL ant Consisting a alssut fgur scrs.
~ ian.i sfth ~ haiiings thervua-
Itsts.i thi. fourih dsy - fshruary. a. u. la
AZ utkkiCk. Adnlinistratof.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-18

No E.-tharaie. Fosi-uAn-
No s,-illas;rAi~i frVserb' Tbsr~ 10 NJ
10 In crying over spili mlk-
No - a Faithful Guiisi Tue B~oslls q
tn comyasl
No 0-CompAri-oas; I. De-, ter, b-~st
2 BeAa. borv. buast 4 f--. fear. feast 4
Go. gurs. gbo-t s Rns. roar. roast
No si-A Qoesr Conceli; Assassin
No. Sl-G.oSrsphicslA nAsrams' !. Gr~i
Britain. : uHited Stats. 4 Australia 4.
Scotiani 5 Minnesota q fhiladslphia
Va 2-CoBuilirams; D-cao-s they have
thsir next ~Ur1 n>cks t-trish In this Que
10 What was. The other vhAt ! wor. 10
can~ u cuuiAins many eurrsn,s lrurfensz'
invtoi.t. an vioi~ti.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-18

Paris. within ant fgr tbs toanty - oxford on
IN thlri Tu~-iss ~ Jan. 4. n. lsa
ALntHt hfnRilf.. navel tsssuior In 4
osrtsin in-truasut parIstia< D. 10 the AT VIII
snd Tesssrnsnt AMI c-iisil tbeftto % fphralm
iieah. his 81 fr!sbars In All Cesn,y. aes..e.l.
having prv-snisi ~ -sas for pr,ts.fsi
OsBsn1p. That The .sii ixerassr ffv.
ns<ice % al Isr-ons intsrc-tsi By o.asinz cspy
si,eif In IN Oxfori t,smssrsf prtnss.i ID Paris,
that hey may spJ~sr n rrsh.ts toars o. - h. n
~ Paris. In All tosnty. 90 ths thiri rss-isy ~
fss. sest. q e'eLsk IN the f.rvrcsn. AMI skss
ment shssif sos ~ proved apprssei AMI allsu
81 ~ the last WIN and Testament ~ ali deesss
GEORGE A. wII.soN, Jsir~.
Atrs< ccpy-sssess III. G. DAVIS. Register
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-18

TIE sahsent<r herhy Give. pshls no<ies
that she has hen daily spI<dns~i Nv The Usnsr.
abk Juifv ~ Probate fer the Coasty u Oxfsr.i.
sci ssssS~i shs Trust Of Admisissrstrs ~ The
SOLOMON n. CANNON. isse ~ Hartford.
IN .aId County. a>s~s>s-t. ny aivfns hssd a. ths
~ mss.ss; -. sh.rvfs.. rSnesss sli psr..s.
Immaculate psymeus. snf thp>s uhs have snv
drssasts th~rron ~ exhiias ~ sass< o.
Jan. u. - CYNTHIA D. CANNON.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-18
HOMEMAKERy COLUMN.
C.s~stss.ss.<s % ssvscs % inssrv.s 70 Ne lssss
CoIrss. osfsri i~~@rss. Paris. Naiss


cesrvsvsssss<s - sspies % tnserv.s 70 Ne lsiss
Il soissis<-i Ad.irv.s tsiiisr ttonsuAkrns'
CotrsS. osfsri tsv~ssss Paris. hsiss'
PUTTING UP FuRs AND woolGNs.
The hslmy days that bring delight 10
everyone entail slso frrsh cars upon the
bossekeeper. Her house cleaning may
b. fsiriy out ~ the Way BY nov. hut
hitherto u has besn too Early to think 81
putting up furs and ~colen.. Along the
Atianiic coast aud among the New Ing
land hill. there !. e,rn now an occssion-
NJ sephyr from the frigid sane that
make. winter wrap. scc,ptable. ny the
middle ~ latter psr ~ the moaih. how
ever. ih.y may usually b. isli aside With
tolcrahie security, although IL !. ssfe io
wcar heavy under nannels until the st
tie,l warm weather has arrived.
whsn fur. are to b. Kept II home,
they shoali al first bc we'll beaten aud
brushed 10 dlsloJgc any moth egg that
may have been Deposited In thru, AMI
then securely pinned np In unhlcach~i
muslin. The large "tsrrrDs" hags that
co.i only ffty cent. each, are beons Ia
the housekeepsr. They hold y great
number of articles ani are s.hi to b.
proof against noths. 4 camphor chest
~ cedar lined clos-, !. equally yala.
able. although even With these Il I. pru.
,lent to h. on the safe .lic AMI Ia Wrap
az each IpleC. before conslguing Il 60 the
rlosst ~ cuftf.
Mcoleu dresses that will not b. bc,sl.
el during the summer, cloth vrap.. OVER
cost., knit Nrar 20 every Kind. such az
skifts, iipp~ts. mitien., hoo,i., eic., ub-
i-r iannsis ani extra blankets .hould
al undergo careful examination hsfoT.
they are Wrapped up. They shouli H.
hung ou q lins In tn sunshine aud Vel
hsaisn. The hems. seams AMI folds
.lould b. scruuhlsel Zoe lurking larye.
The paTef and cloth casings that viii
keep moths oui Nlll slso keep thcm ln,
md ihsy may live al summer q. luXuri-
ously "a would mouss inshIs 80 a
che.-.s.
Tie tius honory,l pF~,suii"n ~ gun
csmpllof al talscs-, arv derlar-i now
adsv. g. - uitefly ussies- II u slisg-
~ hy thess Nho sboui - sNTu~fts that
Nth preventative has any .f'-ri. either
grs-i ~ bal utun ilic moths. lloWcNcf
ihls NAV -. thar. srv stlll enough h"ass-
ks.pcf. wlso clog io the oli traditions,
o. prvSeut The ne ~ such projections
fallius entirely cot ~ favor.
BETTER than any o,hsr pr~auilonatt
ui-ssur-. !. ihe carvful folding - psr.
t.gtlt Ciean wcoletIs In paper 80 muslln.
ani the clDsing of sNrTN cfark 80 rrvNior
hy Nhleh ninths might wurk thsir wat lu
sTaT-rs arr ssii o. - preferable O.
anything ~i-s for wrapping ~ooleas, hui
ihry ar sa lishl. to tear that an Uuief
coysfing ~ cloth I. sd1l.shle. Nanv
women disIcnss slth the paper sliegtib-
81. snd stnplo, only ths un~ " fapplng -
stout. unhlsacl,ei cviion cloth. srruf-l,
sevol ~ plnB-,i ahost a." enclo.s'i
soolsns.
Turs .haad o. ht ihsm.-lSe.. Nun.
sn,l ls,a. sl"gh H. Kept In ihsif hoNrs.
iiies- haNiug t-sn sell brushed uut fret
\ plcc- - raI'~r lsii o,rt The top aB,l
III ~ pui on over u. Va prrir,'tion.
iud ihr rick n moths l. It'll further
lrs.eus,i by wrapping tic box Ia a u"as-
paper.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-18

a samp,s ospv - PHf~tEEs' I>E. tn s,lter
ti.sr.' trasis fournal Nil - uailri frvs uI-sn
sppicsfiea a. tses. Z Esseu a Co. - sPFucs
~trsst. Nss orb
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-18
C6jcago. Rock Island & Pacific RI.

rrsh.il-r f1.ss r..t 80 yT-si - e. n as--s
ni.sF. ~ rtrsrf h.lfa - 60 D. Gu. apd
HOOK Inl.AND. nANNMFuNF tta wa
CDunCff. UIuUFa Wat EEfuWN atlrA
yAfIA MfNnEAfDLfa ~ rANl ~ -
rYIf Ar uIann, fEAEMnNlhfu hhNaAn
cry ToFuEA uNNNNM N4tAhAir ~ naa
- Tuumi0 Fres nsrllriaas car lHHf n -
=. CffICAon. cAtpWrtG. u"f. IffHs1n
90 popoE err go = 80. 80, g,.' .
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-18

20 n -Nun-rioAi Enigma. Tbs chAnhrr
q sicsne-. IL The chapel o. dsyotioa.
80 a-Hsioricai AhsgrAms; wslilhg.
too. wAshinEton. Cs~Ar. f,;sr The Grsai,
nariu. tn Grvat
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-18
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A.i al pl-~l.f. q ,As ~.
s--slss tTsss. its uls-t--
. CefrsA.F.fiss - rtfeasths
s.ia< N-filt.>. ssf u..y -
,slss .tth t-asst - al $3.50
q n~ttlv rsf 49, ~ al
pfass,sss rriss. u "B-s "a.
tis ~ rrt~ssss Ne t.ss
81 fsss. i4ssf sst stassfh
ssii~f fro AAifse
HIAtsAss<a q Ssa. fN.is
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-18
Maine Trotting Stock
AT

q iarEs nuuhsr a hsr-es frs 81 eFer ~
state. rlnzisfinr - frftgrs. tsrrfs drtfFrs.
~tal1ans. hrI.si Narrs. Guits. nasiness tlar-es,
go aisa q uns - CarritErs act tiafnss.ss sil
~tahis. Norway. Ne.
wARsu "a. AM ~. tsso.
Intriss sla-s Marrh a. Cafsiugass r,s.ir MARI
~ Teruns0ash ipsT cert o. -silinE an silver.
tsinE uurs-s o. ~ "a pisos - ssls a'tsf - tsu
hsfsre ~ tsts nsrnesi. tur sNa1ninsfiuu BY puf.
shs-sr-- >as o. taks placs rAin 80 shins- >snsi
Al. NAXIN.,sosfh PAri.. Ne
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Dana SarsapariIIa Co.,
BELFAST. MAINE.
A ~
MILLION

1922 90 O. 80 rsar hare tsi t.sIr srirrfI.r
oalsi a. Haf srrun f-N tEla. IA tHrIIsslr.t
Nanr trHlssn.is naFF takrr afFartaEr ~ g.
aTrssrtlHtf a. aHlalr rvla.f anl flfEtni
ouagr rra1rir. 90 trIr hHfnrs. saff o. ~
Ctitl-sa - 49, ikif
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f.l.. 80 Cnrira q hasltaH A. 60 DID, "a
49,. Fuffi.s.f. - An-uies 80 a.. f.s- -
- fIlsart faaas a. sd iIrlrl i.saa tHaa hsrE
- O.T.t-ll n - outs. a. $50. .aas "a
80 0F.r.ls.Fs - Ceiafsaas
Via Tho Albert lea Route.
a.iia Tsuruas Tfsfnr ttir hsf'Her. r. - -
$500 a. - faal slU fliaa ~
1900 cilaif C.rs JAZZ Al 60 o." 80
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IA. sgysY - 80 cosp.la E.-4ai S-f. -
EST. JOHN. JoHs StBbsIlAh,
osa1 s-n-s~t, -,r,f, 90 hi
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-07-21
LYcEUMs ARE CHAMPIONS.
They Again Defeat the Academy

They Again Defeat the Academy of
Music Nine. )
The second game for the championship
of Hudson county was played at Eras-
tina, Staten Island, yesterday afternoon,
and resulted in a victory for the st.
Peters Lyceum team. About one hun
dred and fifty spectators were present.
In the FIRST inning the Lyceums scored
one run, on a two-bagger by Downs. two
outs and q wild throw. In the third in
ming they scored six runs on five bases on
balls, two hits and several errors. They
secured two more in the fourth, on three
bases on balls and two sacrifice outs.
Mullen then went in to pitch for the
Academys. and they did not get another
run.
The Academys scored three runs in the
Mrst on a hit, a base on error and O two
Dagger by Sullivan. In the fifth inning
they secured one on hits by Egan and
DAILY, and in the sixth on a base on balls,
two hits and two errors they got four
more. This ended the scoring. Virtual-
ly the Academys should have won the
game, and had Mullen been put in the
pitchers box at the beginning of the
game there would have been no doubt of
victory. Hayes split his finger and had
TO retire to the field. and in the last in
ming Morrisey threw his arm out of
The base running and ball throwing
contest did not take place owing to the
non-appearance of the majority of the
contestants who had entered. The
score:-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-07-21
BASEBALL IS DEAD.
The Jersey Club Gives Up
the Ghost---Wheel
and Sail.
and Sail.

The jig is up. Jersey is without a D ro-
fessional ball club. Tho few stockhoId
ers who have worked z~ealously for
success have abandoned the fight and
this morning quit the field. Action will
be taken to have a receiver appointed and
suits will be entered against those stock
holders who have failed to pay in their
contributions. There is eleyen hundred
dollars due from this source q ana it
Is believed the bulk of 1t can be collected.
Inc application for the, Receiver will be
made by the players, whose claims for
salary aggregate s1,500. President
Braden, of the Athletic Association has
been at Harrisburg several day making
arrangements for the transfer of the
franchise Of the Jersey City club and it's
players. He desired to secure enough
money to cancel the claims Of
the players. The Harrisburg people
refused to purchase. They are anxious to
enter the Association, but desire to pay
nothing for the privilege except the cus-
tomary guarantee. and are content with
their team. A special meeting OF the AS
ISOLATION will be held tonight at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel, New York city. The only
hitch in the way of admitting the Har-
risburg team is the fact that Grant, a
colored man a clever player, is with the
Harrisburg team, and they will not
part with him ven for the privilege of
becoming one of the Atlantic Association
clubs. IL Harrisburg enters Lebanon
Will purchase the franchise OF the Wor-
cester Club and also enter the Atlantic
Association.
1t is singular that towns like Harris
burg and Lebanon can support a ball club
and jersey City does not. 1t is the last
OF professional ball playing in this city
for many wears.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-07-21

INVEST SHORE RAILRoAD-N.. Y. G. & H. r. R R.
w Co., aims leave West Forty.second
street station. New York. as follows. and fifteen
minutes earlier from the foot OF jay street, New
%a.5 O. M, *5.i3 p; m, sS.l5 p. m ST. Louis. sa.l5,ss,i5
.. 10; Toronto. @Js6 a. mi 41lc. sS.i5 p. m Buffalo.
Rochester, syracuse. Utica. suspension Bridge. Nj
aSara Falls: 3o -sa' a. MI F5l5, rs p Nj Kings
*5,l5 and +8.l5 p. mi Catskill and Albany, $50 ss.la
$3.50, ail.aO a. m, b3.4. sd.GN. IS. 10, ISL D. M; Gran
stons, West Polnt; Cornwall; Newburg. 9s4 sLl5,
1850. sS.i5. aii.45 j. H., and cl04j a. ill.,, b3.45 D. nj.
Cornwall and NeYburg.M Montreal ana Canada East.
lis a. m, S.l5 p. H.. Rleaant sleeping cars for
Burfalo, Niagara Falls. Detroit Chicago and 81. Louis,
on all through trains Saratoga specials,all.S'a a M,
bS45 p. IN. Parlor cars TO Saratoga and CALDWELL
Lake george, all.5 a. m. daily. except sunday, bS.4 IS
y. nj. Saturdays only. Parton car on l1.SO a. M train.
and Ihonicia. $50. ciG4s ard also a. m. bs.a5 p.
erskili via PheniciA, l045 and Ii. o a.
M, S.1 ?; m. trains and lo.e5 a. m.
ONLY for Grand HoteI and Phoenicla. Paienvilie,
Cairo and Mountain House. LIN ltll30 a. M, bSl5
p. m. Parior car to Cntssill on these trains. Half
holiday spscial,ll6 pm. saturday only for Kaaters-
nieIa. Parlor car to Grand Hotel Station and Pnos-
nicia. a, b, C, s.-beaye Brooklyn via Brooklyn An
mex. ciO.ON, ALTO a. M; s&bS.0 p. IN. Jersey Civ.
p. r. II. station, el0.40. air. q. nj $3.50. b22s D.. N.
car to Grand Hotel station sundays only. *Daily.
daily except saturday. All other trains daily except
Sunday For tickets. timetable, parlor and sleep
ing car recommendation or Information apply offices
street and Annex Office foot OF Fulton street, New
York City Nos. al. SS l5. 942 Broadway. No, l4S
Bowery. No. u Park place, No. IS West l26th street,
and West shors stations foot OF West Foriy-second
street and foot of Jay street. North River. g. L.
LAMBERE General Passenger Agent. No, 5 Van.
der bilt avenue. New York.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-07-21
The whirl of the Wheels.

1t was unfortunate that a high wind
prevailed on Saturday afternoon. 1t in
terfered with Charley Kluge, who made
a futile attempt to beat the record for
twenty-five miles made by w. p. Murphy
on Decoration Day. Those who witnessed
the effort declare thas Kluge would have
accomplished the feat had he not been
forced to ride against the stiff breeze.
He did succeed in lowering his own
record, which was the best for several
years, l hour and 80 minutes. as he coy.
cred the distance in ! hour, 30 minutes
and s seconds, which was 80 seconds
slower than the record, as Murphy's time
was l hour, 2S minutes and 20 seconds.
Kluge made a pretty stand and cut down
the records up to the fifteenth mile. so
that he did not ride in vain but gained
honors in his effort. His time for Ave
miles was 16 MN, AZ secs; ten miles, "a
min, % SECS; fifteen miles, 50 min, Is
secs. Iie will make another attempt.
The Hudson County Whcelmen had a
jolly run yesterday and a large number
of wheels were out.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-07-21

rTo THE STOCKHOLDERS OF TIE TOWN OF
L Union Mill Company and all others whom it
may concern.
You are hereby notified that at a meeting of the
Board or Dire ctors of the Town OF Union Mill Com.
pany, specially called for the purpose, held on the
lith day OF July. 1890, the blowing resolution was
adopted by Q majority Of the whole Board OF d.
rectors, to-wit:-
Resolved. That, in the Judgment Of this Board, it
is advisable and most for the benefit OF the Town
OF Union, Mill Company. that the same should be
dissolved forthwith, before the expiration OF the
time limited In its certificate of interpretations; and
TO that end 1t is ordered that a meeting OF the
stockholders be hold on Monaay, the lth day OF
August, 1890. at the ONCE Of the company. at the
Town OF Union Mill, in the town of Union, hudson
county. New Jersey, at three O'Clock in the after
noon, 70 take action upon this resolution so
adopted by tho Board of Directors and, further,
meeting and of the adopton or this resolution.
within ten days after the adoption thereof, by
publishing the said resolution. with a notice OF its
adoption. in the Jersey City News, a ne wspaper
published and circulating in the county of Hudson,
in which county the Town OF Union Mill Compan ny
has its principal ONCE. once q week for four weeks
successfully, next preceding the time appointed
printed copy OF the same to each and every stock
holder OF the company residing in The United
States.
WILLIAM SCHRAMM,
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