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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-11-08
KANSAS RAILROADS

Kansas City Gazette: The Kansas
City, Wyandotte & Northwestern COM
pany is putting up brick round house
at the company's shops, in the Missouri
valley, on the north side. The compa-
ny is making improvements in its
terminals in this city all the time.
Leavenworth Standard: The Rock
Island is running train from Kansas
City, by way of Topeka and Horton, to
Nebraska. It is a roundabout way,
and there is talk that the company
may buy the Santa Fe road between
Atchison, Leavenworth, and Kansas
City and make it part of the proposed
line.
Caldwell News: It is currently re-
ported that the Santa Fe and Frisco
depots at this point are to be consoli-
dated and a union depot used for the
two lines, which would be placed some
where east of the Rock Island depot on
the Santa Fe line. This would prob
ably necessitate ''Y" being built for
the Frisco trains to run down on. It
would be splendid move and a great
accommodation for our people if this
should be done, as it would bring the
Frisco trains so much more convenient
ly near in town.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-11-08
STOCK AND FARM.

Logan Republican: It will not be q
very arduous undertaking to husk the
corn crop of Northwestern Kansas this
fall.
Buffalo Advocate: VIM. Ward sold a
bill of lumber to Eli Neff last week,
amounting to about $500, for two new
barns on his farm south of town.
Oberlin Herald: The resources of
western Kansas as a grazing country
will be thoroughly tried this winter. In
many winters past it has been the only
source for the sustenance Of large herds
of cattle, aud with mild winter will
furnish sufficient amount of feed.
st. Francis Rustler: Twenty-one
thousand sheep are being shipped from
st. Francis to points in the east. Hun
Ter Bros. shipped train load of sixteen
double-deck cars from here on special
freight train, and P. Jansen & Go.
shipped train load of twenty five cars,
some of them having double decks, on
an extra freight train.
Garden City Imprint; W. E. Trull,
OF this city. harvested and sold from
six acres of alfalfa so 5000 bushels OF
clean seed at 1925 per bushel, receiving
SCALP. he has still on hand from the
same six acres eighteen tons of hay,
worth in the stack now So per ton. or
S54 for the hay, making a total of
$21S.12 for the crop from six acres
in one season. or an average Of $685.
per acre
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-11-08
KANSAS CHURCHES.

Caldwell News: The NJ. E. church
is again opened for services, after beng
repaired and decorated. It now pre-
sents quite an attractive appearance.
Independence Reporter: The Cath
Ole fair was very successful. 1t was
quite largely patrouized and We under
stand that the net receipts will be some
$500 or 500.
Kansas City Gazette: The founda-
ton for the new Baptist church in Rose
dale is completed and the frame work
commenced. The congregation expect
to hold services in their new building
in December.
Salina Republican: The Northwest
Kansas Conference of the church of the
United Brethren in Christ, comprising
the northwestern part of the state, con-
vened in its twelfth annual session at
Shiloh church, near Trenton, on the
22nd of October.
Garden City Sentinel: Rev. Scher-
merhorn, who has been pastor of the
First Presbyterian church of this city
for some time, delivered his farewell SER
mon on Sunday, and he and family will
go to the Indian territory to reside.
He is scholarly man, Jealous Chris
tian worker, and has made many friends
during his short residence in the city.
From Salina: The Lutheran synod
of Kansas elected the following dele
gates to represent the synod in the
next convention, to be held at Lebanon,
Pa, in May next: Clerical delegates -
Rev. F. W. Rentz, Rev. F. D. Altman,
Rev. 81. L. Garger, Rev. J. A. Lowe,
and Rev. D. Wynn. Lay delegates
II. L. Lark, J. B. McAfee, A. E. Wag-
oner, J. NJ. Searls, and j. W. Croft.
Wichita Eagle: At business meet
ing OF the Emporia avenue Baptist
church Rev. J. B. Reynolds was unan-
imously called to the pastorate of that
church. Mr.. Reynolds has been serve
ing that church as supply, in the alb
sence of the regular pastor, for several
months, and the unanimous call after
such trial, SO to speak, is a high COM
pliment to his ability as a minister Of
the Gospel.
Bluff City Herald: We have three
organized religious societies here, the
Christian, Methodist, and Baptist. The
Methodists made an effort when the
town was first started to maintain SER
vice, but were unfortunate in the min
lister sent here. He was a good inten-
toned man, but utterly wanting in tai
ent and tact to fill the place. The
have made the same endeavor,
used the same means, and met with the
same result. The Christians are the
most numerous, have made one or two
spasmodic efforts and died out. Now
there Is surely something wrong, and
we fear it is in the churches. Last
Sunday there were services in the
hall, and of all the people present hard
~ one-fourth were members of any
church.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-11-08

gas lights. The new contract costs the
city little over $500 dollars per year
more money, but will give greater sat-
isfaction.
Argonia is voting on the proposition
to issue $1,000 in twenty years six per
cent. bonds to erect water-works IN
that city
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-11-05

OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS.
Reguiar meeting OF the BOarf OF Street and Water
4 Commissioners. held on Monday. October 9. 1890.
pressns0Psssident somers and Commissioner
he'd nis seDtem 3 e, niss5SSS' was disps6sea VIVA and,
on motion, were approved as enErossea.
PRESENTATION OF PETITIONS AID coAhuSicA
From n. Schultz and others, request NJ permissicn
BERGEN Road, at their own expense. Received and
referred 10 The committee on streets ana sewers
With power.
non o. two basins on LINDEN Avenus; James Boihug
e relation 70 c%onaitiop Of properly on m95tEonsrs
eeryed aud referred TO the comristee on streets and
From y. q Bumssea. PROTESTING against awards
for land taken tor main sewer IN SIP Aveaue. ks
eeiyed and referred % the COMMITTEES on stress
From Emily G CARPENTER, in nssdsr O. eustl1g On
serrrsefd i rs eos arla fsas 81 1, slsessmspss and extensions
OFFICIAL coNuUSIcATIoNs
.c seSn si nss Rsoslvsd and sSIo ordered d.ed-
From Thos. W. Leake, submitting FeDors Q, sonai-
ton Of Passae water jersey Rsesls cfrr sno oe 9ri sss !. nSso.
70 the Hon. Board Of street ana Water Comnis'
Gsntlemes-I have 70 rerort that the oummission-
ers OF assessments filed With me o. the 3nn INST
p us. fHom csentrai nave ASsnua 70 Psiissde, ana for i'm
urovement Of Woodward street; slso pre.in.inar5
ans nnsi map Tor imTrovement OF Filth slrca
frUu Grove 70 Henderson Streets
Respectfully submitted.
GEO r.. BoUTox, CLERK
Received and o raered fled.
REPORTS OF cHIkF ESGISEERs
Tue chief en- xinaer re- ortsd oartlfic q 5 IN ravor g
Thos. Cavanagh. 1852 10, nnal on contract No. 5as
Pafrfcf Ryan. 1854 Ga, hnai on contract No: S41i
Hsnrs Brrne. si.sss So q account O eon1sac. Ne;
No SIS. Received and referred to the commlttee on
From lbs same olhcer.. In relation 70 clndision o.
aue. Received and referred 70 the on
PRESENTATION OF cLArsfs.
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FL. Woadcock. t2e; A. J. Dtrar, t1sns Arzns
6 e. Z sss sss II .s Z. ~ e. 81 3 3. - % q So q = 81 Il, @:
ps..s q 70. IS IS and 3 ~ Barsl-s Sunlen; ~;
Y. ". Eawsrus. ~ " i Grim 81 ~ haWza
JOIN Rinsi kiirsy = ss j .Sesns Lsik1s. sics; joan Il.
Carshy. ssSc so and ss43 90 r., J. MeDonar. sfs-
55anss Mepsaala; so g sis e and g: seOTss Z;
ara ssl 5E Thomas soran, Sc; Das,el zerdH,
s sps - 3 q Z; j FsSs han. nai i. sas {. Iasi nsssm.s. go:
ksl 4, M siss 8. s54 LEM e rs :, ss' u Iasss I isaa ~ y
ssr' $50. REIN vine asd High serve. septsineor.
vaieT. pine. s2.Tfe. "a 10th ssItembsr. 1900 ne.
RrPoaTs on STANDING coxxfTrxrs-
VIE committee on streets aDd sewers rcportcr Or
sestiacstss Of s "a ca ae eef'e s1 e u aasar S g fs sss;
HHsnrs Bsrss. h'5ss s.. 90 account o. coeuscl No.
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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-11-05
Strike $. Spares and freaks.

- Sf&A< 10
The Fairmounts and Volunteers viii
play their first game in the Jersey City
Bowling League tournament
this evening The contest will be decided
On Becker alleys.
The Pleasure Club will bowl its initial
game for the championship OF the local
lengee tomorrow night Its rival will be
the Pinknights- The meeting will be at
Duke and Ramsay's alleys where the
Knights bowl
A change has been made in the schedule
OF the Jersey City Amatuer Bowling
League The game between the Centurys
and Pin Knights fixed for Thursday,
November "a, will be bowled on tuesday,
November 20, two days earlier. This
cause Of the change is the fact that the
date designated is Thanksgiving. This
game will be bowled on Duke 81 Ram
says alleys.
The Bergens will have one of its happy
meetings this evening ut Henn's alleys
The Newark Boy Boa CLUBS bowling
team will practice this evening on the
alleys at the clubs house.
Tn Pamrapos will punch the pins to-
night at M~etropolital Hall.
The Palmas will have a team practice
game tonight. There win be four cams
Of five men,
1.-the Bowling Committee of the Palmas
has not designated the team. The star
BOWERS are so numerous that the Com
mittee is in a quandry.
The bowling teams Of the New Jersey
A. G. and the Newark Bay Boat Club
viii lave a friendly match game tomor-
row night at the Boat clubs alleys.
A lowing tournament will be ar
ranged in Bayonne. The teams that
will participate are from the New Jersey
Athletic Club, Newark Bay Boat Club.
Pamrapo A. G.. and Bayonne Rowing and
Athletic Association.
The lKlikows are making preparations
for its reception next Tuesday nignt at
uomerv Gfraer-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-11-05
HOLIDAY BOWLING.
Palma Defeated the N. J. A.
c. Team-Football, La
crosse, Rifle.

There was q bowling contest Mt the
Palma alleys last night. 1t was holiday
bowling. The contestants. like good citi-
zens, had manned the polls during the
day or hustled TO win votes for their re-
spective candidates. n their attention
was diverted from the alleys to the bal
lot boxes as every new conner was piled
with questions about the results Of the
electionsi in the country. county. city, As
sembly districts and New York. The
scores were consequently far below the
average aud there was a merry lime ut
the conclusion OF the game, when chaff
WAS literally ~tindulged in as the totals
o<the bowlers were recorded
The game was a friendly match be-
tween the teams OF Palma. and the New
Jersey Athletic Club. Ii was the first
game OF the latter, ana they did not anti
cipake making a big total. They We're
not disappointed. The Palmas bowled
low, but the boys from the "P'intn were
q degree lower and were beaten. just
beaten BY eight pins. The Pint ers"
found consolation in the fact that hey
played a fine uphill game. u cut do wn
the lead of the home team from which
was over a hundred at the ifth frame TO
it was not a twelve frame game as they
were confident that they would have wor-
The visitors were well pleased with the
performance. admired the Palma alleys,
mud Informed the Jersey City boys that
when they again visit the Palmas It will
be to take ava a anne In the association
struggle. At the close Of the contest the
visiting .bowlers were entertained in
Palma style and went home in hacks.
In the athletic clubs bowling team
several weli-known athletes appeare d.
Among them was Barnes. the well-known
sprintcr. With practice the athletic
bowiers will make a formidable team.
They will Of course labor under q disad-
vantage this season as their alleys will
not be completed until February. Next
season they will be well in the race for
the champions laurels. In the game last
night. but that was a holiday game. The
scores.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-11-05

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asrosrz % s7zSpze coxs1rrz<<
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% ,poaon. ropor1 ~asreoaassds ana psrnzts ordcrcd
re esmnitscs On appzratus and rrpsirs prssrsssd
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To he toard q nrt cpumIsstuncr-
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meas VI ess new sssond-eise gs.n A. s1ll.s
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a. yons t3xxxx.
- 3IH bao1 H@Ss'r-s'r'
On motion. ne report vas received. - ~ -
su,,sn saspssa y As tsIis .ias xsss:
orrrcrn-' rrrorTs AND ooSrrx1cxr<ox
ms weskly reoorts q ne caseI ens1nsr: ssoSrzn-
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The moafnls report OF the s1pcr1nleudcnG Z ~
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gre wires also that The Inc rnnninz t1ro1(n No
aysn9e, 3 ssssils ise poles bss1E rosses. snd izs5ss
o. notion q oeamsssloper Henderson DE ru.uu
cnte With the n Y.& Nj. f-iepkons CS47S~v.
line As econm-naeo ABOVE ~" s
The report bT tus chief eurlue~r = -
sluk Of Inc departments was uresente1 recrI9of ~
rercfre1 90 the hoard e = c1mmIft<S u 10 MN
who subsequently, repsrre4 di-sr<51r - ~
deducted from Tnomna Ksov6- oo~1noSr ~ <Zx1~@
company No. q tor time i6sI n roSS~cc~~S< ~
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s N.Y. q nrcooeo lrpm .ae ro,5 ~ 49, -
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iasqer company No 1 and h.,pn So1e4 49,
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ntrs1y trsnsItrfc1 70 tne pusH1o1 q -
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noan s-
Commissioner Henferso1 n0m14afed 41m19
nesy; no osner lo3alna11cn Va me1e
Inomas Macy rseslysd sorss y9sss a1d ~~ssesas1e1
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-11-05

The excitement Of election night did
not prevent the Empire boys from gath
ering In force at Henn's alleys, where
they had an evening of great sport in bat
tering the pins. Bob Troll was on
hand to show the boys some of his old
time work, Il retire with the high
score of the evening, 100. Meyer Emil
Klein. George Troll. LANCE Von Sehwenitz
and Ogden, each rolled up more thai the
average score, and the others were but q
little way behind it.
This was the score Of the principal con
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-11-05
BolrD OF FIRE COMMISSIONERS

CYNICAL rRocEEDTSGe.
Rezu;ar neeung Of the hard Of Fire COM
missloaers. held e. Department Heaasasrsers
Wednesday evening. October .. 1856.
The rot Was called AZ $40 O'Clock.
fresenl-AH hemembers OF TIE board.
On motion OF Commissioner Henderson. the read
* Of min1aes OF October 1 was dispensed wl1h. md
80 were aDsroveu - ensrossea on minute hook
PRESENTATION or APPLICATIONS
following applications TOR permits were pre-
recefve1 and referred 70 tne COMMITTEES On
amt eomEustblcs-
y DesnDer ~. % ers-t extension 70 building
~ wnrk Avcrnzs GEORGE HefKmeu. 70 altar
E44sl US hailroa1 Avenue, qua Joscps Lnpsae,
~ FIRST Street. 20 SCH oil and rrzer Al Cameron. g.
Newark Avenun. IN sell H4rpux1-r.
READING OF cdENU<fcATto1A
Invitation lrol he deputy tLt c1taf rangers q
the stat OF <ew Jersey. A. q r.. 70 attend recap
non ana bali rendered ~ taem y the eran1 cAzrf
ranger AMI associate r1lccfE o. toe grams souri, Of
New se-sey. was prcsented. rrce1veo. and. on No
REPRESENTATIONS CT eIArxs.
c1auz q Haas naala ~ rs ~ 40 NHA1ss
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-11-05

MANY HIGH SCORES


Woods Hall.
The alleys at Woods Hall were thronged
with bowlers last night. There was an
exciting competition for handsome
prizes offered by Messrs. Duke g. Ram
say. Many superb scores were made.
Prior put no 229. the best total of the
evening. He also made 100 The finest
average work was done by O'Counell who
thrice beat the two hundred marx. His
best scores were 212. ZOE and pol. Colyer
once excelled 400 He made zlS. his next
best score was $50. One other a~spirant
for the honors went beyond the second
century line. Holden was the contestant.
He made 20S. Abernefhy finished twice
In the niueties. He ha1 scores OF l95 and
I03. Four others reached the niueties.
Wensfng, 1873; Faulkner. 1cl; Mabie, 100,
IN Dohrman, 100.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-11-05
Corporation Notice

NOTICE Is HEREBT GIVEN HAT ON TIE 10TX
/, : aas OF ssptsmber: lsss application 20 mses
oy ~ = Sewbold and Others for acquiring l1nas
co.SsTRucT1oS OF A MAIN sEwEa.
from a point at the Junction Of Vest shoe sge. aad
Duncan ave 10 is ~esrerls ssrm.sos: thence coz
I'm ainf westerly on the same nne along he pig
RRaa,,ssll line Of Duncan ave 70 the H.sHs.s-a1
Notice is also given that on the issh dsy q osse
with the Board OF Street aud Water oommissioa-
err fss 1 preliminary sketch: show1ng hss PES2,
amount Of benear to each lot or parcel q hn1.
frontage for the said improvement. and fhe same
y now open % pabnc Inspection IN TIE Office q -
sasIk q The Board Of Street and Wafer Commits
Soiass i also gassa sass sns ss.,s.;Ias s:,ss ;..sss
IN said assessment BE 4IsRssy AVE.
from = point I,ss1 feet east OF west side ave. wsse
sris 70 west siqe sys; xerov
Formerly Linden ave. from ! point $40 fest sak
ef West Side ave. Westerly % West side ave
from a point j, elofess east OF wsss side ave. wukr
eri5 70 West side ave
rom a point ! s2s feet east OF Vest Side avs, -
sfiy to West Side Ss ze .vr
from . point li@ feet east Of West side ava =
WEST SIDE AVE.
from Bentley ave. 70 Paramount ave.
from . point 40 feet north OF Duncan avA % =
point ~ feet south q pnaean sse
from a poinr SO feet north o. Duncan ave. t. 3
point 10 feet south q Duncan ave.
BELNIDEEE AVE.
from . point SIS feet north Of Duncan ave. to Z
p'iaf % fssI soatn A psass2 sva
from q point SOS feet north % Duncan ave. 70 :
point % fsss sou, as 4 PSRsaa ass
rom q point SIS feet north Of Duncan ava %
p0'n' ~ isst s'i Pna E RaaSbn "
from a point sN feet north Of Dxncan 80. -
point 10 feet SOUTH % ponc.n ave.
point sd feet south Of Duncan ava; -
NILMoT AVE-
from a point SIS feet north Of Dunc4n : Miss
feet south Of Duncan ave- z Sic
MARCY AVE. {.
from . point sz feet north oc Duncan VS.
'ss' s'a'' HzRvII Avr. Ene
from a point ss fest noreh Of buaeen ~ w.
feef south Of Duncan ave- MI
STOCKTON AVE- Ian.
from a point s. test north of ndncan oro-4olI
BurIEf AVE 3r1f.
Duncan ave. 70 is fesf soufs q Dnncs5 &c -
And the 1l<h Cay Of November. 1144 nt Wo<
a n a1d The meeting room * IL U1nr1 a 81<4
and Water Commissioners ~ herncT Mxu6 IN
time and ptace when ana ~1eke rho DaaF1 * 49,
and Water Commissioners WITH meet . k@nF 1870
Interested in SAID application 4nd a E~
- order o. sss Hssrd Of ssrest ana w.zsr o.
eEo =. po01o4
Dated 5srsey cftx oetobsr a lsa
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-11-05

close and interesting struggle ia which
W. T. GIL. OF the Hoboken team. was
conspicuous for his brilliant pi4ylng He
niune could poi stop defeat bat through
his Efforts the score was Kept down. The
Hobokeu team failed to secure = UoIui.
Their opponents made only two goals Ia
the struggle of m hour aud a halt. The
rival leans we're as follows
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-11-05

Tho Local Team Defeated BY q Team
From New York.
The Americas Football Club of Hobo
ken, which is composed Of young men
prominent in the Second regiment N. g.
N. j. had a match yesterday with the
team OF the Cosmopolitan Club Of New
York. The game was contested at the
Cricket Grounds, Hobosen, and the
Association rules governed. IL was .
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-11-05
TENNIS PLAYERS WHO KICK.

They Easily y~anqnished the kensing
tons at Football.
The opening game of football of the
Jersey City Lawn Tennis Football Club
was played at Oakland Park yesterday
morning with the Kensington Athletic
Club.
The teams lined up at haff-past ten in
the following Positions
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-11-05

The Jersey City took the ball at the
start and ia five minutes Edwards made
a touch down from which Fielder kicked
q goal.
Before the closesof the first half Ed
wards made another touch down from
which Fielder kicked another goal. In
the second half Fielder scored two touch
downs, kicking two goals; game closed
with score of ~ to o.
The best playing was done by Fielder
aud Post of the Jersey City's and Powers
and Farmer OF the X. A. {. The guard
ing OF Pest wat the principal feature OF
the rather one-sided game.
The Jersey City's would like to heal
from other football clubs for games on
Saturday afternoons. address f. Ro-
maine, No. I5s Academy St, Jersey City.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-11-05

Palma. .....14o SO AZ ~ 7s2 sM5 1042 lies 1850 i44
New Jy A. c .10i 22 Isl 80 co. So 9y 1851 49, 1s3
umpirc-w.. Clarke, Jr. II
SCorer--D. p. HOIcomb
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-11-05

Happy and content is a home with"The Ro-
chester" a lamp with Inc light Of the morning.
Coll On Rochester Leap c.. ~ fask Place. Ass ferk
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-11-05

OPENING OF SCALE PROPOSALS. -
rrcposals Ior ta5n,s asast a ga a 1ssseSs 81 s e2Sa1 cas-,
Iron wstsr-pipe, foar "a IN number were pfesentea
% t4,lo~s; moss ton cf ESQ MS, John FeS. ga
n 81 Drsnnaond. Az oa; McNcal Poe 8 Foundry
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careessa . no, I; n tss .s 5A x e Z ready for Ia
srert,en on THURSDAY. Oeloher3th MS
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2 lena at D ,azs; ae' frem nc cstasTi5s street. % 'anas
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o ssSss ~ es ssrsss stress LswsIseaus. frcn an2es
Ios Morris & Essex Rairoad sc. % lanes ~ 49,
s Srees. betwsen james Avenue ana sae ess;srIy s5ae
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Ds %ssFess 70 osj-.ions . the vaeAion O -,
venus. streets and aileyNex Nefe Ps1
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street. 70 iSnns Of Dsdgc. acout ll3 feet uarth Q,
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srirc srse: CnarissIe Stree IRON sss5es nsss Ia
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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-11-05

NOTICE IS HEREBT GIVEN THAT IN I'll orr
day Of septembcr. lsss. application vs. meee
1y y. = Sewbold and others. for acquiring tznaa
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-11-05

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