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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1890-09-12
From TUESDAYS Daily.1

mo complaints were presented to the
Railroad and Warehouse Commission
Yesterday afternoon, and they took the
night train west.
Ole Johnson has purchased the
Office formerly occupied by W. P. Cook
& Co., and will remove it and change
it into dwelling house.
Mrs. Warren died at her home near
S. Front street last night, of consump.
ton. She leaves two children. The
funeral will occur at a. m. tomorrow,
from the house.
Jonathan Gill, formerly of Hebron,
died at his home at Moline, Kas., Satur-
day. He was one of the old settlers of
Nicollet county and had many friends.
He died of hemorrhage of the bowels.
Mrs. Thos. Hodson, daughter of the
deceased, went down to attend the fun
eral, which occurred yesterday.
The suit of Jenkins VS.. Blue Earth
County, mentioned yesterday, was tried
at Eagle Lake yesterday, and the Jury
was allowed ten days, according to law,
to view the road in question and return
verdict.
An agent for a pillow sharpener is
working swindle in the southwestern
part of the state. The sharpener is put
upon the pillow on trial, the agent taking
receipt for it. In due time the receipt
turns up as note which the farmer is
compelled to pay.
The Baptist church has issued a
neat card containing the hours of service
and of the meeting of the various
church societies, together with the
texts of the Sunday evening sermons to
young people. The latter are as follows:
Sept IA. The Music of the Spheres, or the Har.
mony OF the Devine Handiwork. Job So: T.
Sept. FL. A Cry from the Ground, or Discord
introduced. Gen. 4: 10.
Sept. %, The Sound OF a Shaken Leaf, or the
Terror Of the Wicked. Lev. 26: SO.
Oct. II. The Spiders Web, or the Folly of a
False Hope. Job g. IA.
Oct. 26, Pleades and Orion, or Glimpses of
Deity. Job 3S: 81
Nov: 2. Faces like Flint, or Indomitable
Perseverance. lisa. so: z.
Nov: 8. Cedars OF Lebanon, or Perennial
Growth. Psalms 1O4: &c.
Nov. %. Fine Horse or Misplaced Conf
dence. Psalms 80: II.
Nov. 80. A Bit of Yeast or the Power of In
fuence. Matt. ID: 33.
Dec. z. Horses and Chariots of Fire, or Help
from Unexpected Quarters. Kings 6: IL.
Dec. Ia. Creations Groans, or Waiting for
Deliverance. Rom. g. 1928.
Fall fishing at the lakes has begun
and is very good. Some excellent strings
are being taken from Lake Washington.
The season has been the best ever
known at the lake, 80 far as summer
boarders are concerned. F. r. Volk
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From Saturdays Daily.

Fred Eichhorn will, on Sept. 10Th,
move his Bakery into Joseph Stahl's
fine new building on N. Front street.
The A. o. U. W. has paid to the
children Of the late Jacob Flachsenhar
the $4,000 of insurance which he car
ried in that order.
"A child of Thol Olson, two months
old, died last night. Funeral from the
family residence, 713 North Fourth
street, at O'Clock Sunday afternoon.
Fred Kron will open general mer-
chandise store in his building in block
Is by the middle of the month. The
new front will be put IN the first of next
week.
p. L. Vranizan informs us that SUI
gar is rising rapidly in value, owing to a
squeeze in the market. Raw sugar Is
extremely tight. Values haye gone up
from ( ct. to l ct. per pound in New
York.
From those present it is asserted
that not one-third of the delegates to
the Farmers Alliance convention in
Good Thunder were Republicans. Some
of the nominations bear out the asser-
ton.
1t seems that the net loss to Hubbard
d Co. from Sundays fire was about
$1,000, and that there is no suspicion
that the fire was incendiary. Our IN
formation yesterday was obtained from
member of the company and was sup
posed to be reliable.
Three new mixed trains will be
placed on the Milwaukee road Monday,
between Mankato and Wells. The fol-
lowing Is the time of arrival and de-
parture: Going east: ZOO a. M, 100 D.
m. and $50 p. m. Gong west: $40
a. M, loo p. M. and $50 p. m. The
evening train is a passenger. All are
daily except Sunday. The new trains
Will be great accommodation to all
travellers over the road.
Architect Thayer was last week the
successful contestant for furnishing plans
Tor the new Murray county court house.
at Slayton. He reached there the dav
before the plans were to be received.
and sketched out design which was &C.
copied over nearly hundred others
from architects in st. Paul, MINNEAPOLIS
Detroit, New York and this citv. The
building will cost $4,000. This ia a fine
tribute to his architectural abilities. Mr..
Thayer has also shown plans for fonr
dwelling houses in Slayton, costing from
1880 to $4,000. The year has been a
successful one for him, as the value of
the buildings of which he has drawn the
plans aggregates 100000.
M. B. Haynes, ESQ.,, estimates the
value OF the county surveyors Office at
about five cents per annumn. This in.
cludes the emoluments, glory and re-
sponslbllity. 1t is fact that under orr
present statutes the Office requires little
more than the filing of bond and the
care of big plat book. An effort was
made some years since in our legisla-
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(From Wednesdays Daily. }

"A. R. Pau has been appointed on
the Democratic State Central Commit.
tee.
Rev. F. L. Patterson will preach in
the Just school house in Rapidan next
Sunday morning at II o'clock.
Andrew 7. Lindholm, who was yes.
terday nominated for Secretary of State
by the Democrats, is a former resident
of Mankato.
Geo. W.Scherer has purchased Mrs.
G. Cech's restaurant, and will put in q
supply of groceries, etc. George is well
deserving of success.
Hon. Ignatlus Donnelly will speak
at the Opera House, Saturday evening,
Sept. Goth, at a grand Alliance-Demo-
cratic ratification.
Judge Severance has granted a
divorce to Nancy Singleton, from her
husband, Allen Singleton, on the
ground of desertion.
ID. S. Stern has contracted with Cd
jard & knott for the furniture, coun-
tiers, shelving. etc., for his new block.
They will be of antique oak, while the
finish of the building will be hardwood.
"A barn owned by Mr.. Koppen, To-
Gated IN North Mankato, burned yester-
day afternoon. The loss was $500. Mr..
Koppen saw the fire from this city and
started to drive back rapidly, but the
horse ran away and threw him out,
hurting his shoulder.
There will be great doings at the
Salvation Army barracks Saturday even
ing, Oct. 4th. On that evening at 7:45
o'clock there will occur double
hallelujah wedding. Staff Capt. bruce,
assisted by other officers, will conduct
it. An admission of Is and 25 cents will
be charged.
The visit of Major General Carnahan
to our city at this time has added much
to the pleasure and interest of the
session of the Grand Lodge, K. of P.
and the members of the order are
greatly indebted to him for his stay
During this stay in the city, the General
and wife have been the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. L. p. Hunt. They will leave
on the Milwaukee train this evening fol
Chicago, and will bear with them the
best wishes of Minnesota Knights
The following Alliance county com.
mittee has been appointed: Lysandel
Cook, chairman, A. M. Morrison, w. g..
Daley, E. Sontag. W. S. Hughes and
Warner Scott. The following Demo.
cratic county committee has been ap.
pointed: Chas. O'Connor, chairman
LIST DIST. J. Haggard; I'd dist. c.
Wise, Jr; Sd dist-R. H. Hughes; 4th
dist-G. Murphy; 9TH dlst-M. Settling.
erman. The two committees will meet
Saturday, Sept. Goth, at the K. of L,
hall at 10 a. NJ, with the Democratic.
Alliance candidates, to look over the
field and lay plans for the campaign.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

The following transfers of real estate
have been recorded with the Register of
Deeds during the week ending Wednes-
day night:
Mary L. Close to c. Conkllng,
120 of IA of s 1872 of J,
sec 90; ande II a of W J, n g /,
set, sec %, 10Y, 2S.................$3,4 400
Isabelle Meservey to G.. S. War
rem, lots l, 2, and s, blk So.
Garden ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 100
E. J. Buckley to J. Hullot, W J, n
NV /, sec Is, los, 26................. 1890
j. Hettler to A. Dietamann, undv
113, sw /, sw4, sec 20. 10S, &c.. 600
d. G. Wood to J. F. Meagher, lot
lot 5, blk 5, Hunts add'n, Lake
CRYSTAL. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 100
E. Oleson to O. K. Oleson, IS W /,
sw4, sec %. los, 27............... 1000
l.. 0. Hunt to w. P. Marston,
So #, except 40 #, of lot s,
and W So #, except W 40 # of 5
# of lot T. blk 8, Hunts ad, Lake
Crystal ..........."......."........ DO
Anna M. Lorentz to ]. III. Ray,
undv. of W % #, lot 5 blk 6,
city of Mankato.. ,083.34
J. G. T1lton to E. Erickson, sw
4,nw /, sec sec l, 10Y, 81; also
part of W /, n W /, sec l, 27...... 1000
A. B. Hough to B. H. Oldfeld, lot
II, blk 8, Eagle Lake.............. 100
Total 10 deeds. .S12. 63S. "a
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PUBLIC AUCTION
Tuesday, October Z, 1890.

When will be offered at my farm, Sec
ton 26, Lime township, 5 horses, includ-
ing Clydes and Normans, 80 head of cat
tie, including IL milch COWS, 2 registered
Gusrnseys and balance half blood
Guernseys, besides a number of full
blood and grade Guernsey bulls and
heifer calves; IL Cotswold sheep, an Es-
terly Irvine binder, an Osborn mower, a
Wood mower, one 10-horse power en-
CINE, large assortment of machinery, a
complete Delaware creamery outfit for
20 or Is COWS; acres of corn in shock,
30 tons tame hay, 30 cords of wood and
large number of smaller articles.
Sumsunder $40 cash; over that amount
one years time will be given.
1914 PHILIP MUELLER.
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HOMESEEKERS' EXCURSION.
On 1.-THE Burlington" September 8.
end %, and October 14. 1890.

On the above dates, the agents of the
Chicago, Burlington & Northern Rail-
road, at all stations, will sell "Home-
seekers" Excursion tickets to all prin-
c1pal land points in Southern Missouri,
Kansas, Nebraska, Arkansas, Indian
Territory, Texas, New Mexico. Colora-
do, Wyoming, Utah, Idaho, Montana,
South and North Dakota, Northwestern
Iowa, Minnesota, Tennessee, Louisiana,
Alabama and Mississippi, at very low
rate for the round trip, good for return
within sthirty days from date of sale.
For further information apply to any
ticket agent of "The Burlington" or
write to w. ]. G. Kenyon, Gen. Pass.
Agent. G., B. & N. r. R., st. Paul, Mimi.
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heart in keeping all portions of the body sup
piled with blood is not generally known. 1t
beats 100000 times, and forces the blood at the
rate of 168 miles day, which is 100000, 900
times and 5,150, $50 miles in life time. No
wonder there are so many Heart Failures.
The first symptoms are shortness of breath
when exercising, pain in the side or stomach,
futtering, choking in throat, oppression, then
follow weak, hungry or smothering spells,
swollen ankles, etc. Dr. Franklin Miles NEW
HEART CURE is the only reliable remedy. Sold
by j. II. Jones.
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Piles, Piles. Piles.

LOOSE'S RED CLOVER PILE REM
EDY is positive specific for all forms
of the disease. Blind, Bleeding, Itch
ing, liberated and Protruding. Price
SOC. For sale by John R. Jones.
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Excursion Rates to Minneapolis.

For the Minneapolis Exposition the
Omaha Railway will sell excursion tick
etsfor $2.65 including one admission
ticket to the Exposition, Tickets will
be on sale Aug. 81, 20 and 80, Sept. 2, 4,
6, 8, 9. 10, IL, II, Is, Is, IS. 20, %, 25, q,
and 80; Oct. and 4, and will be good to
return until Monday following date of
sale. ALLEN BURDICK,
Ibid Willis Agent.
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Even the most vigorous and hearty people
have at times feeling of WEAKNESS andlassi-
tude. To dispel this feeling take DR.. j. III. Nc
vitality. Sold by J. r. Jones, druggist.
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Sick Headache.

LOOSE'S RED CLOVER PILLS
cure Headache, Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
Constipation. 25c. per box, 5 boxes for
ST. 90. For sale bv John R. Jones.
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Marvellous Endurance,

Total 10 deeds. .$12, 1888. 8
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-11-22

was, had no friends at Euddea. and
would most certainly never go to Mud
dea. ven though his pay were more
than doubled.
Nuddea is in Bengal, and has nothing
whatever to do with a doctor serving in
the Punjab. 1t must be more than
twelve hundred miles from Meridki.
Dumoise went through Simla without
halting, and returned to Meridki, there
to take over charge from the man who
had been officiating for him during his
tour. There were some dispensary ac-
counts TO be explained, and some recent
orders of the surgeon general to be noted,
and, altogether. the taking over was a
full days work. In the evening
Dumoise told his locum tenens, who was
an old friend of his bachelor days, what
had happened at Bagi; and the man said
that Ram Dass might as well have
chosen Tuticorin while he was about it.
At that moment a telegraph peon
came in with a telegram from Simla or
dering Dumoise not II take over charge
at Meridki, but to go at once to Nuddea
on special duty. There was a nasty out
break Of cholera at Nuddea, and the
Bengal government being shorthanded as
usual, had borrowed a surgeon from the
Puzjab.
Dumoise threw the telegram across the
table and said, sWellY'
The other doctor said nothing. TWAS
all that he could say.
Then be remembered that Dumoise
had passed through Simla on his wal
from Bagi, and thus might, possibly,
have heard first news Of the impending
transfer.
He tried to put the question, and he
implied suspicion into words, but Du-
noise stopped him with: "If I had de-
sired that / should never have come
back from Chini. / was shooting there.
! wish to live, for l have things to do
but l shall not be sorry"
The other nan bowed his head and
helped in the twilight to pack up Du-
noises just opened trunks. Ram Dass
entered with the lamps.
Where is the Sahib goingg' he asked.
ITO Nuddea," said Dumoise softly.
Ram Dass clawed Dumoise's knees
and boots and begged him not to go.
Ram Dass wept and howled till he was
turned out Of the oom. Then he wrap
ped up all his belongings, and came back
TO ask for a character. He was not go
ing to Nuddea to see his Sahib die, and
perhaps to die himself.
So Dumoise gave the man his wages
and went down to Nuddea alone, the
other doctor bidding him good-by as one
under sentence Of death.
Eleven days later he had Joined his
Memsahib, and the Bengal government
had to borrow a fresh doctor to cope
with that epidemic at Nuddea- The
first importation lay dead in Chooadanga
Dak-Bungalow=
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RAILROADS.


WEST aoR RAlLR0AD-S. Y c. & Il. z. r
W L. Co.. lessee Trains leave West Forty
second street station. New York, As follows and
tweay min ates eallisr fror she foot of Jay street.
New ~crks--hamilro Loacou, Detroit and Chi
cago. siAi5 :. m-.rA5 y H.. sis y. I-i 81. Louis
sis, <aBp m Toronto. +iaia a Hns 4&i1 IS 4 ..
M Russ aIo, Hochesscss s5racuse. Utlca. Suspenr
sion Bridge. NIAGARA sails 80. stals a m. Als
- Is D. m= and AHA for GHcA only. kingSroa
sAaa s5.lAsl0.lA alIs9 q. M stQ sd. and Slip.
m; Cstsklll and Albany, az. e&As salM AHA a.
m. sl.s1 ea1. salA y. mf Cranstons, West Point
Cornwall. AewDasg. 50 ia ga .i.-lAs a.5.
ALTO {. m. ~LIA SAIL. ~. 81 ~ki5sL+5
D. m. Montreal and Canada EEst Is 4. M
sAL D M Elsssnt skep4ng ears Tor BAT.
fslo. Niagara Falls. perVif. chicAzo and n
Louis On ALI through tratns 2s-Lesve hrooklya
via BROOKLYN &naes. ala8 q M; &A1 p M Jersey
City. 4. X X. Stafioa. sli-D y n. SIS d IN
sIaily. sdailr except saturday All other iraias
daily except sunday. for ttckets, time table. ucr-
hr and sleeping car accomato1ation or Asforins-
fian apply ensee< Bfookl a. NJ * Washiagtcn
street, 40. I'D fulton street aud Annex onice foot
OF nl;sn street New fark city. Nos Ls7. Ss. -
81 Bro21way. No. N3 HoNery. No Y Park plaee
No So West lxth street. and West Bhore stations.
foot Of Nef horny second street aud foot OF Jay
srrecf. North River. I. + AEHER General Pa.
ssnger Agenf. No syandsrblt zvenue. New YORK
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IN cHANcERy on NEw IgaseY.

Between Sarah ,. Greene, complainant and
Thomas H. Williams aud wife. defen dants.
On bill Tor partition and decree for sale.
Eabbitt & Lawrence. solicitors for complainant
BY virtue Of a decree OF the Court OF chsncery OF
New Jersey. made In the ABOVE cause on the nj
teenth day Of September. eighteen hundred and
premises ment ioned and described in he bfll OF
complaint. and said decree for sale, l. William n
Douglass, special Master in chaneery or New der
sey, shall sell al public vendue To the hlghesr hIi-
der, on Thursd ay. the sixth day or SoyenBcr, eIxh-
teen hundred and ninety, az two O'Clock In fhe
afternoon. at the Real Estate EXCHANGE, No. IL
Montgomery street Jersey CITY, ell the following
lands and premises. being the same described IN
said decree. 10 VIII
All that tract or parcel or land and premises
hereinafter particularly described situate. lying
and being IN the CITY or Jersey CITY. in the county
OF Hudson. and stale Of New Jersey, inherited BY
James y. Edge IRON bis father, Joseph @. Edge,
fronting on the Soutberly side Of Ply street
known as hot nfty-three ssh in block one hun
dred and three titel. as said lot Is laid odI on g map
entitled "a map Of Jersey CITY from actual survey.
by l. D. Fowler. published BY Brownly & Co" said
lot Is one hundred feet deep by twenty i've feet in
widt h throughout Bounde westerly " LANDS and
factory OF Williams, and easteriy by land formerly
OF Tho mas Welden. deceased. Including tbs estate
and Interest In dover Of The defendant. Fannie Il.
williams. in the said premises together wiki ali
and singular the ho-reeitamenfS and appurtenances
70 the said premises belonging or in any wise APP
WILLIAM r. DOUGLASS,
SPECIAL Master IN Chsncery.
Dated September 2 I&a
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-11-22

THE BAYoSSG LEAGUE.

Bergen Point Athletes Defeated the
Pamrapo Athletic Bowiers-
The teams OF the New Jersey and
Pamrapo Athletic Club had last evening
si4eir first meeting in the series for the
championship OF the Bayonne Amateur
Bowling League. The Jerseymen won
their first victory In the series by putting
up a fair spare game. Their advantage
at the flush was l65 pins. After the first
frame the Pamrapo boys we're not in the
game. They finished yer a frame be-
hind. Subjoined Is the score:-
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H~ZCELSIORS BEATEN.
The Lakeside Shots Win
Bowling, Rowing
and Athletics.

The champion Exneliors rifle team was
defeated on It's own range, at No. IS Mont
Romery street. last night They sue
cumbed to the team Of the Lakeside Rife
Club, Of Newark. The home team was
sh~ort-handed, aud several of its regulars
were below their average. Conspicuous
among these were Hughes. who fell TO
1888. and Speioher went down to 21s.
Charming was a few points short. TIT
shape. They were only 1917 behind the
highest possible score. Their total was
lis in excess OF that OF the Excelsiors.
Widman. Of the visiting and victorious
team, made the handsome total OF 245.
The scores follow
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rhs Guttsnberg ,~Is.tIng.

The card that has been given and the
attendance at the Gutenberg track sus-
tains the prediction of THE News that
this will be the most successful meeting
held by the Hudson County Jockey Club.
The meeting will continue every Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday until April
next. A splendid programme that VIII
delight the patrons OF the exciting sport
will be presented on each race day The
average has been a dozen crack flyers in
each of the six events on the card. Lib
eral purses will be offered and many spec
fal events VIII be given.
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Nosice s hereby given that we. Garwood Ferris
appuinted by Hon jonathan Dixon. a Justice OF
fae SuprcIle Court or tie State Of New Jersey. 10
examine and apDraiss ms easemsnts or risnts OK
passage required for the consrr1etion OF an ee
,ated rataroaa bT Inc Central ktey9red Transit
COMPANY UPON and over the several streets ave-
nues and highways WITHIN IL located route IN DER
roGse OF tho Ceau4i A@1lrona OF New Jersey. at
~ConmaniDaw on tEe Hudssn River thence over
private property % he easieriy end OF Johnston
axen De- tnesee westerly over and along Johnston
aveAHe To 1na across Strand street 70 the easterly
eu1 OF OSWeeo street, thence westerly over and
a.on@ S1ssero street 20 tas westerly end thereof
CerneLson avenue. Cl1fsun place aid summit
avenue 70 The eastertT cad q Jewesg avenGes
.aenss westerly over cad @ioas seweIs sveare
Eaads. tbs o@Ecr or owners ef watch have not
CONSENTED thereto, aud 10 assess the Carnage sQs.
tainea and which ~Au DO sustained b the owner
OF s@1d. frontAng GA or bounded BY any street.
avenue or HIGHWAY. tAr01gh upon or over which
SAID proposes elevated rsiiro4A isto be baIlt. the
ewAer or UsNners OF wlfeh have not coaseAred
tEercgo As aforesaid. nave examined and appraised
sai1 easements and assessed the DAMAGES sn8
tanned. and which wiz be snstaInea by the SID
ora<tcn Of sas.a elevated railroad. amt thar We nave
made otu report IN writfuz. and Lled the same In
the Clerks once OF inc evanrg OF huason- and that
We have appointed sstarias. the tnensy ninth DAY
OF November. 4. D. isAs al ten o'clock IN the fore
noon ~ the chAncsry Chambers. 40 ! Exch hinge
pace, Jersey eits. N said coanrc Of Hudson- US hue
hear ana coasSdei objections % ou- salu report. ~
which tttns saa ri4es al persons Interested IN
ssii sn4rs~r are rsqees4ea y apre<r before US enl
have. AL ob5ertlQns 70 ~4td report VII tneu and
there - tss<c and considered b. rs
Dat@d November y sa
ISAAC k0x1I>k-
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ADVICE TO MoTHKRs-MRs. WnsLows. SooTH
ING SYRUP should always be used when children
are cutting teeth. 1t relieves the little sufferer
at once; it produces natural quiet sleep By re-
ileving the child from pain, and the little cheruh
pleasant to taste. 1t sooth es the child. softens
The gums, aliays all pain, relieves wind, regu-
lates the bowels, and is the test known remedy
for diarrhoea, whether arisin from teethlnZ or
other causes. Twenty-Five cents a bottle. -
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Notice Is hereby sfven thatths chsnoetior of ~
state Of New Jersey hEs rxe1 Honday. the drs a.
cf December nsxr al ten O'Clock n NE forono1H
at the ehancsry CAamoers n je<ey CITY. Sos <ers
tss issue q . ne~ certi1eass for ~ SHARES ~ <eoc4
cersihcate va an and Of Aiulru Clark ~ -
issue - : rex eertiAcn<s 1r nfxy 4aafcs ~ 44t1
zloc< II p.zce u Cer<iz8&fe No ziI* ~alcu ocr1Ix
cafes ~ stock have ccen lost uest<oy>d or st4&m
Al peizons having Or ctaltuz1< say iuf1r1@< n
pre<rut such objections - tnex may hA<e ~ ~
k<zne a ne~ c<fElleales e s16ck = nI1tH - -
ones shove dt1c<It8L
IEtod Nufoulu<r ~ ~.
1olicIirur ufFeefaorsr ~ FrrSSST
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-11-22
r,ixabeth pef,ated Iroquois.

The crack bowlers of the Elizabeth
Athletic Club had little difficulty last
evening in doing up the team OF the Iro-
cuois Athletic Club. of Newark. on the
alleys OF the Newark Bay Boat Clubs
winter club house. The match was the
\deciding encounter of a series OF three
for the local championship OF Essex and
Union counties. The Elizabeth boys put
80 a good spare game, leading from start
TO finish. On the frat frame their advan-
ytage was 40 pins. Their winning pres
ti0e was 1874 pins. Here IS the scorer