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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-27

THOUSANDS Of mothers bless the name Of
TT. J-rr rrifr Tor ~invenrng his celebrated
Dr.. Bulls Worm Destruyers. Children
tease for them and they never fail - do
good.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-27

PANS Is AFRAID AZ American pork, but
tnesu sny AZ cab-horss ssezxs and A-rrz Of
a1iez-LSxeA Courier
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-27

TIE weight thas has been hangtnron tho
frunt rata al surmsr viii now be rzu
fsrr-d 70 thu sofa IN the psychological
Gaxetca.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-27
Catarrh

Is Q eunsErutlonaI and not q local disease. and
-aeref1rs Il can not &c cured 1y local applications.
II requires q euuscsutlnnal remedy Ike Hood ;
-ars.S~rIlA% w1ien. worxlsx through the blood
srs.iszGss the Impurry whieh causes ard promotes
ne disease. And effect. q permanent cure Thou
sA1ds Of people r<sc1fT % tns success OF Ea0dfs
.2-szparlIl1 As . remedy far eAEArra when other
1r-pAr.Esuns a1t t1led- H0ods =arsauzrfIla also
nu1ids up the wnols sysrsu- a1d makes Fou feel r.
1sved n ae1&E1 ana Ersnzrn- Al wno suffer from
cR=Ar-n or csofitry shouId csr-ArIy eve Hsodrs
Q fair trial
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-27

For BRONCHIAL. Asthmatic and 1-ul-noL
ary Complaints. ~Br7rn s Brgnca1i Tr0caexF
have remarkable curative properties. Sold
only in boxes.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-27

WIEN you want 70 ct . Dog - lixs vurk
you must cal it plsy-E4m's Eorl
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-27
EUROPEAN MILITARY AFFAIRS

-
TzzEE t. talk about one or W. En-
glise gun vessels being adapted for the
use OF captive balloons az sea
AUSTRIAN critics condemn the intro
duction OF the I1use ls the offensive
weapon OF the German cavzIry, 4 hobby
OF the Euperur& They think ts Is II
absolutely Useless weapon
The Austrian war Office has decided
upon filing the mattresses and pillows
ot the soldiers IN barracks with wood
shavtnzS Experiments with this ma
ssr-aI have already been made in some
military DISTRICTS
THE next Parliamentary Eas 0f the
German Governments VIII contain 10
new proposals for military expenditures.
Before the expiration e the septennase.
moreover no change N the present A.
loEauces Tor the army VIII be requested
b. the Ministry % Wa Even The azf-
ta-S9u IN avor % raising the pay 81 the
officers has been dropped TIE only
possible DEVIATION from the rule nay Be
made for The p~E-posect securing 4 small
appropriation Tor mounting the oGcez
Of the unnoazaed srooSs aat t1r build
ing bar-pckA
Az ssavs-e a.. seaa an~t--e4
for the German uavv sv whb-h sAs q
ns.,s % the raa.h eaa instantly INFORM
himself u the orfo-s gwen ~ she engf-
reers and heiusuau have been uzGsrr
Stood and obeyeL Tho a-pparat1s winch
consists % 4 dial Z zriax -tltira1nns
relative - tho speet AMI handling q
the ship IL placed upon ths bridge and
the Orders are tran suEro-f t~efeg-1rhb.-
ally - TIE eyr11eer. wao b he sxecE-
ton Ok ~ ss she hand upon the,
Ia 90 ,rsssiveIT ~ tie iadlcz-
tt1ns % The Which have been
maFe- A siuilar Arrangement puzs the
o-cer Ia communication win the
heIusn2a-
nv
--
-
AAAHE and curious ANIMAL E=ari
Known % sciences as PhrT7osaue pi4al
eeps-h1s been received n PATS t-aE
SnrA America i . enup4euslT eov.
cred WIN SAr1ka points, 11t When
frightened y t1rasns Essf 1g1 On Ii
ground 1rls-i1g With points
VI JAyssU rem observations zzsr
a. rr- summit oe slen- BFanr er-,-inq..
that the- "a : axvv - =
the -uhoalsohs- AL Ia. a. g-v-
w,ubs .s-s ---hg-, - -
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-27

WHzy Tou sink into . r-verts ron ara
merely buried In thoGgak-Ptrssburgh pls-
patch
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-27

PLEA=ASr. Wholesome. Speedy for cough.
IS Hale 5 Honey u E8ret1ou1d and Tar
Pfk2's T1oth1cneD Drops elre "a one minute
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-27

BRoSCHr-rs 10 cured by frequent sr,as
doses Of Piso's Cure for Consumption
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-27

rs Il swimming teacher hGsyr- Yes,
naan he's immersed IN his business ius:
a. presenEn-esoer.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-27

ALwAYs avoid harsh pur-anve pills They
first MAKE you sicx ami then cave you Gun
stipanet Carter Little Liver Pills rexalae
the bowels and make you well Dose.one pill
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-27

ALFRED CKLLrxz viii write the music
FOR GiIberss new opera
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-27

CoSrxyrxzSr Is uorrf.o De desired iran
ahorse mat CAL 20 t. - Two Minutes
Rams Horn
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-27

SUxA-rk Wrappers are IN high favor with
~zruaxer~. hut ne most suitable ripper
for lie immature smoker Il Cigarettes %
ne mother . slipper Boston Transcript
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-27

Az Old uan - COED much easier than .
young ore-Atchtscu Glcbe.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-27

vow NOLrKE vas conducting battle
where victory Wis for hours N the bal.
nee Bismarck. tornented b. doabs
and fear a. % the result rode ID the
side % MoIske. who sat silent on his
black charger His mind was iutens on,
= struggle and IL was impossible %
attract his ssssn zion The greas Chan
eeIlor had aEtrls case in his pocket
containing two cigars. IA OF choice and
the other Of inferior quality He Of
fered the cas 70 Won MoIrke. who.
without speaking carefully examined
the two cigars and took the good one
without 4 word Of thanks. But Bis
marrk understood him, and putting
spurs To his horse returned 10 his rost
He felt that IL Won MoItke could calm
ly make a choice OF 4 cigar ls such a
moment it mean that all was going on
right
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-27

Headaches azd Fevers. - cleanse the SIS
TEN ~e.ecrsalv. yet gently wien cusEve or
4as waeu the oinod - impure or
sluggish. u permanently yare ns5t5lA.
uusGpa-on. - awaken the kidneys and
liver - a healthy activity without irritating
1r weakening them, use : rup Of Figs.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-11-27

srRAxss Il q that when the noon loses
bis lzst quarter, be gets fEL-Bostaa Her
AID
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-15
COURT RECORDS.

CIRcUIT-Hon. N. c. Burch, Judge
The People vs.. Michael Gleason, in
formation FOR rape; respondent released
upon hrs own recOgniZancc. The PeO-
pie VS.. Wm. Moran, impanelded with
William Hayden and Frank Clifford,
Information for burglary and larceny;
plea changed to guilty; sentenced TO
the state prison at Jackson for one
year and SIX months. Charles {. PETIT
bone Us. Libbie II. Fitzgerald, eject
ment; verdict, no cause OF action; iudg
ment for defendant for costs; proceed
ings stayed forty days ~ order to pre-
pare a bill of exceptions. Hattie A.
Baird VS.. Charles Narsen, repieyin on
trial. On trial. - aud "a. Hon. W. r.
Grove. jujge-liarvey JOslin, assignee,
etc. rs. Henry 81. Goebel. et AL,
cnancery; hearing on proofs. Ocenus
Van Buren, v. Blllins stock ng. chan
cery; time 90 make n case extended ten
days. On call today, cbancery case T..
SUrErIoR-H T. A. Burlingame,
iddCe-A l.. Hatch aud John e. White
IS. The City OK Grand Rapids. trespass
on tho cssei on tFsl.
PnoB trE-Cyrus i. Perkins. Judge
Estate of George Kendall. deceased .
vii admitted 20 prObs tc aad ! Edward
Earl. John e.. Shields and David R.
3 eed appointed executors. Estate e
Borutr T us Wyuhof, deceased: invent
0ry iiiei; order that all CLAIMS bo hlcd
u court on or before MAY Is, ls9l.
Estate oi John Fmdley, deceased
license go sell real estate granted
Estate OF William Rozcb1om. deceased
Ha. "a q.
Kozei taui appointed exccutTlK. Eststc
~ treorge y. Gale. deceased. VII and
petition for probate fied hceHur De
crmner s. Estate of Jonn Scion. de-
c ascd. admm stratofs final account
Il ed. bearing December -. Estate Of
s rah Jane holl. deceased. wiIl adm g.
te to probate and HARRISON n. App.ey
uouted executor.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-15

sola s4ll % sax w1teA & nsn's vsTaa-
kle pzzEs. fAis oocooa = s4lzoa aeoss
tzFse grass in ~sAxeS yeL Wee AZ
rclls1 rs 1l4zsass eczs posiaz = srs
seDesi@ss tezs4 = ts 2srs se2n .
2ils Gag 1eSs shews ths ~e2aeFt2-
eslsrtsy sssk ~1lch ths c4aerp-llzr
ngst szsst sils zsAtsrl.I 9zFlnx lss thfes
daFs eBsEatiszS fs taxes re azl@kest
w4y - ~esziaS, 2z4 t1at uost s2ss Tor
tssslt spiaAlng tAs thFe@- aos IN res
laF clrc1es. wbich wcoi3 1sD2Da - sx-
tsasise notioa - TBS seay. bss tD saert
~Asy liass fFosa psint - Pctnt 1hs
whols cscooa l. 1s1klly less In sise tA4n
a plsesa ezg. saa i X ysllos hae.
haFinx seeepsd this Esest ~ork, ana
shus llsslf sP wlskin stroog an4 arm
ooyerlnE tas eAtzrPtii4s. uDeh &c
crsassd "a bzlk ~ this extensive ana
uHcOns psnssssa sxcretier. prepares Tor
iss Hnsl change. IL thross - - lass
c2tsrBi - case within few days after
The empsstlon u the cocoon, aad as
sumes Tie earys-lis torm- IL Is noN an
oblcag. sof1 bEowaish body without
limbs. apparently. or power of motion.
It's naem bers. k0~sVer. exist IN en- tryo.
.Ad IN about sWensy days they develop
themselves faliy. and the chrys2lis be-
comes = pe-feet mosh or butterfly. lty
tae ass oi rs leo@s3 feet and its heat.
it then separates the nl4ment ~ the
coeo0a. Snd makes us way into light
AMI ate, tao winged creature % an
boar, seeming - have little other pur-
pose Ia its existence but 70 seek a
mate, that new eggs may be produced
for the eoatiuaatioa OF the race. This
IL does immediately on eoming 10 light
-Hogaco Gale Horizon. "a \. Y. Ledger.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-15
TRACK AND TIE

The officials OF the c. & W. II. were
making an inspection yesterday of the
lacrosse or southern division Of that
oad. The party consisted of Gen.
lanagCr Heald. Observation-Disclosures,
General Passenger Agent DeHaven,
sflgu5 Agent Rose, superintendent
Norris and superintendent Doyle. They
returned last night.
Yesterday was the time set for the c.
& ". Ms general excursions to the
Masonic FAIR, and Ill consequence
thereof nearly five hundred persons
were brought to tie city over their
lines.
j. T. Flaherty, for some time past car
accountant IN the G. X. < |. general
offices, has taken position rs special
agent OF the Pacific Mutual Insurance
Company, of California.
Mai. John Banks, station-master at
the Union depot, is one OF the recep-
hon committee of the Masonic faIr,
and his badge only lacks q few Irclc
0f beng z full yard long.
The passenger tram on the G. K. & !.
due IL i0:3O, WAS an hour and thirty
minutes late last Thursday night OH
account of freight wreck of No. II
near StanwOod.
The paraphernalia of the defunct
Detroit Office of the ID. l.. q y. VIII
arrive here today for future use in this
city. Two OF the old clerks will take
positions.
". Z. Israel. travelling PASSENGER
agent of the Illinois Central, was n
own yesterday looking alter Southern
b Isiness.
w. J. Byrth, travelling passenger
agent of the Great Northern, was III
the city Yesterday.
w. W. Chamberlain, travelling freight
agent of the |. c., was in the city yes
terday.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-15

Mss Edith Barley has returned to
Jackson.
G. G.. Pond. Of Jackson, is visiting T.
II. Pond, OF COit-ave.
Miss May Pitwood, of Newaygo, Is
visiting friends IN this city.
Mrs. Geo. Z. Starr, of Plainwell, is
visiting fnends IN tins city.
Mrs. C.. D. Tcrburgh, of Big Rapids,
Is visiting friends IN THIS city.
Mrs. VIM J.. Nisbett, OF Big Rapids,
attended the Masonic fair yesterday.
Mrs. T. r. wido. OF whitehall. u.
visiting relatives and friends IN this
city.
Mrs. A. VI. Rollins. who went 20
Denver Tor her health, is rapidly inn
Irovug.
a. D. Turner has stored his steam
h-aca T.e Eagle IS. Ottawa Beach for
tie winter.
Ne.ilmcs Gurucy and Dunton and
Mss W--on. of Hart, arc attending
tie Masonic ia.r.
Misses Minnie Ryan and Josie Jake
way. ot Bc Rapids. attended the Ma
some fair tstcrIav.
81 SIS E,a Wstsus. og Iou.s. and Mlss
4 y N tra. nl t1.r-- --Hur-t. 1r.
ol Nrs. j. g.. Wheeler. %. ys Earc.av-st.
Capt D. s.. Knox l.ft for Nea lot.
ies. Ent wtI tle romans ot r.
craU. mother. l0 pa suseata about a wee<
Frank Baker. OF Ettte Creek. IS u4
tae city VISITING bis friends. Frel
httard. e. e. Augur and Llm.e Cn.t-
v0cd.
W. q Hayes and r. A. Clark. ~
ila,tngs we're iu the c'ty vestera "
visiting friends and attending tle Ma-
some FAR.
N &. Isle and ex- Detective Eeunct y
returned yesterday morning from g.
tuo weeks hgnt. near Mau stee. Ehey
tsgged SIX er.
r. II E3iy, Of Omaha, Neb.. and
bride nce II - Csuie.d. of Nan stee
rsssed through the CITY Yesterday or
tbeir way to Omaha, their future b me.
4. r. Turner an8 Hal Sears retgrnea
from ottawa bescb yesterday. where
they have been duck hunting for che
last week. They tagged 40 ut three
hundred duCks.
T. "a sbUrg Of Addison. Mich. e
v-~sing h's daughters. and as SIDE
fssue s sErg up the fair. He has
uanv xnd words for she en- nrrses
snd hospitality Of tas cry ana part
cnisr.v 0f the TEfnsRsw- HEsAED.
Rev T. II. psvis. pastor Of TIE FIRST
Fresbvtprlan Church, Who returned
home Thursday. vii for = few dsvs oc-
curv rooms st tne residence Of Frank
Ns>s nn Nortn-st.. until permanent
sVartnpnts can ~ secured Mr srd
Ms. Rcss vii Eve a recepton AZ tneir
residence next Norday n Eht to The
members ard friends of che church.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-15
Notice.

Bishop Weaver, of Dayton, o.,
rr ached two excellent sermons at the
l.. Il. Mission. IN Wilson's Hall last
sunday. The congregation was large
.nd greatly interested. The Bishop
VII preach again tomorrow morning
md evening. The hall IS number ed
80 South Division-st., is large and well
seated. All are cordially invited. The
rev church on Buchanan-st. will be
dedicated about the last of this month.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-15


a.l.e a-i 4-s eaad ct-
a. 10y
f.a-e ae...rt iEasl
L-i.r 1.3 --st l.Aet
Aaen felas Ht et-srl
Hl fA sl.lI1r ache.
tpe new ttr sg-ua Attack IS nelsls
competed.
tus has been a great Ueek tor tns
Rover merchants.
Nal boxes cave been placed on some
os.tAe new .ron poles on CalsI-st.
The oil O. be- pre.su,ed ry tee receu,
board ot cauysssels Ail. sulA up 40.
Iue Catie Compsur placed seyeFa.
Iran new ears on turir aues yesterday.
The south End Benevolent Soc.s Y
vii give series OK pedro parties D..
coming winter
The Park Congregational soc al has
been postponed uuu. next week on q, =
eouut ol tue Masonic Far.
Tie fun ral Of Julus Kuhn Will take
place TOMORROW AZ 2.jJ p. III. under the
AUSPICES ot tae X. %. i. us.
Tie ladies Of the Mission Woof
church are preparing for their annual
lar, % DC held IN tic near future.
The meeting Of those interested in the
new bank takes place today IA the
othee OF II. +. Hastings, Ionia-st.
The friends OF JENNIE Harrison ha, q
found 10 necessary TO have her contineu
in jail tor safe keeping. Snc 10 Insane.
The "Silent Sixteen club Will CIV a
gCand hop on next Wednesday evening
az the corner OF south DlyiaOn-st. AM
Fiiih-ave.
The lecture given by the Irish-Amer-
lean orator. held IN Hlbern.an Hal, on
thursday night, was attended by about
200 persons.
Rev. IL. III. Johnston, rector OF Trim
liy Church, wi.l be- gwen a reception Al
the residence OF Gen. VIM. l. lnnes,
25I Lyon-st., next Monday evening al
1.30 o'clock.
Quarterly meeting services will lie
held saturday nights and Sundays {
the Wesleyan Methodist Church IN Il {
Sixth ward. Rev. John SevingtOn, &
Detroit, Viii De present.
John II. Bird sued the firm Of John
Fitzgerald 4 Bro, IN Justice HyuOr
court and obtained judgment fO- s.
and costs. The hrm has appealed the
case to the circuit court.
Or. A. 3. Spinney, of Detroit, vii
give a lecture AT Kennedy Hall sur
day, November l6, at $50 .. IN. Sub
JecL. is the Human Race Immortal
Proof from a scientific, Insplratlonal
stand point.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-15

NIEoVEI1 ~ tlN'f II NVss w T OF =.
DR.. Greene. of 35 West Fourteenth-st. New
York. its dscOrerer. Is the famous specialist
In the cure OF nervous and chronic diseases.
The doctor has devoted special attention 20
the treatment OF all forms of chrcnic diseases
through letter correspondence. and will give
by mail his opinion and advice in any case free
of charge. Tie perfection OF this system ren-
ders complete cure almost assured. As his
success in treatment by correspondence is
wonderful and unequzllec. Send for symptom
blank TO nll out. or write him about your case.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-15
K 0. y. ID


All Sir knights of Cte.celt Star
tents, and aifieront tents Iu the city
are requested 10 meet at the A. .. L.
s.. Hall, over the Star Clothing House,
tonight, 10 make Preparations for the
unerM of cur deceased brother 81
Gnight, Julius Kuhn. III. KAIZ,
Commander.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-15


fearful a. sue1 place, such . ssuno. such .
sEhn
And yea. Ihink ai a. In the riiy Of New 1ork
"a ciy whose activities sRd respons b.iitios
sad nerve consumption are typical ~ the ca
tire United ststes-in this great cts the meF-
tAl.ty from insanity fer the frat three msnghs
ef 49, N4s about 10 per eeni. greater lA2n IN
Isss
What Was the cause" 40 you ASH Never
mind that just nov. Let Us look Al TIE lscts.
The cause viii soon enough appear then.
Paresls. next % pneumonia the greatest
dread of the day. We are told Nv learned med
icEl authorities is becoming national. uniyer-
sal. that IL prevails most among selfmsde
moderately educated pcrsons that rs Is vast
ing and decfy Of the brzin tissue. snd thai IL
is caused elishy by the every DAY wear and
tear Of tle roaring. rushing. lrenxied. anxious
10 be quickly rich, eeassiess toll aud struggl le
characteristics Of AmeTio&nufG
We live on our nerve. When tha; is gone We
are hurried into luustie asylum or plunge
into the miidest method OF the sldclde The
Nerve is the liiel
Are you going crazy?
Is the mad Siagara's roar In your ear:
Have you groundIess fears, hsIiueina-
tionsy
DO sou look ahead with increasing
fears?
Il your sleep restless
DO you feel better night comes ons
Areyo moody and melancholy:
DO you weep easily and without
cause?
II you do. hsien!l The awful cataract is
ahead!
Ii is for you new. today. TO say whether your
mind will take It's place with demons Of de-
mentia. IN whose ears the only welcome music
is the shrek Of despair
Do you shudder az such a fate. and would
shun II, get a new neryel-renewed vitality
and power OF nerve. That is the only course
open t. you! You must adopt II promptly. too.
or IL Will be fatally late!
Do you think you can follow better course
or get better results than this
Read This, and Follow His Example.
was broken down with nervous and physi-
cal prostration before using DR.. Greenes Ner-
vura. and life was a burden. Now life is Joy
and sleep is a luxury compared 10 it before TAX
Ing Nervura. l relish my food and my ner-
yousness has left me; SO has the numbness I
wish could shout loud enough 80 that
all the world could hear. and tell them
the good DIR. Greene's NervurA has done
me. 1t has made tne from a weak, tremb
ling, nervous, irritable man 10 one who
feeels he is on the highway to long year,
of health and happiness through DR.
Greene's NervuTs and the blessing OF God
ANDREW II. 0LNEY.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-15

HAsaIsefoss sos. = .-Eos UPpeF
ata LeseE Ma z4n- -h.4sa. preceded
- f2ix " Lover A.eh.kza. ~ change
~ temperatures, Tsfi4ble N.1ds.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-15

fe4efAt Eossr1m1at 41zsGazL
-4eptsa - eeaxrass
D--.-a "a larisesFas< s1a 9haek. GsE-naa
-i..-ila4 csas Etasarl blru ia
t'oa-ls'.ta n lalssa Aasta u. x Psrusxal
- A. r<p.osiea u nc ~ Bosls.ls " s1ngo~-
'arsa as.< Laxzral.4. cElllaa. 1as-asas
<rusL ilss "a 4Es
tSsi--fiscs ~ 6ales. afssr sssig.ax CAz.4a AL
-isilfa states f3r larss a4a1as rsl.lraad -
Gag saI
tre-stase ofsas srlEsa lnseraa1oaal sxhi1hl0n
20 AAfA. ARSE rsfGassl 4zsF Ft14aa 1y t1s
hi..sia1s NlIss.5 Ftirsah Hasl
- s1afpi'sliaf- 8salA l1I q Feploie pro
s-Ai-ae'-. -laperVf yoaa 2sars lsc2 sel-ss y
tartHgaL
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-15

Dewey q PrTh psssed through Che
custom aouse. yesterday = quantity q
German plate & as 90 t1e vs.ue of S59f.
The daly AS Sis.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-15

Most complexion powders have a vul-
gar glare, but Pozzonfs IS = true beat
fer, whose effects are lasting.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-15
Tnis Date IA History Nov. Is.

i9A- sirx1 ~ Aa1rs. AarxeLl.
eca.Elezl srisaF z1aa lss4
tso>-0aaGa - JaA4 kspzr. ..s
Esoe<.ss osr. AZ
80 slrts a. LaFd CAALhAza.
L1i-sFta - Wi-iaa cosper
las Ian Pose
Ia 1lFta a 81 william
hrf~l1si 1sfrsnalnsr 49,
sclaltlar
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-15

Fresh Shrimps and scsilops st Det-
fcufhaIer's-
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-15

| Choice black goods At Z. z. Kidder a
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-15

Games of al Kinds al Dettsntealsr's s,
IL Monroc-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-15

A fev eboee sea- closss At K daer'..
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-15

Made bv Valley City Milling Co. Grand
Rapids. = family iavorte. Try IL
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-15

Is made from the choicest wheat, care
fully selected.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-15
AM1f',. L, ; /
kzz -
N LhFuL INCREASE Of INSANITY.
The Record for 1880 is 100 Per Gent
Greater Than for lssa.
are We Rushing on 70 . Nasssrs Of
LDnacyg

DID 90 ever a.
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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-08-19
attend the Tabernacle West Bergen game
at Oakland Park next Saturday after
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NORTH HUDSON NOTES,

Mrs. Jennie Berger, of New. York ave-
nue. and Franklin street, Jersey City
Heights, was Il ver by a surrey as she
was alighting from a car at the corner OF
Hackensack Plank Road and Railroad
avenue, Union Hill. yesterday. The
front wheel of the wagon went over her
chest. The woman was conveyed to a
drug store near by. She was not severely
hurt and went to her homo.
Two hackmen quarrelled outside of the
gate at the Schuetzen Park last night.
One wanted to get ahead of the other in
the line, and after a war of words which
shocked several ladies, they began to
pummel one another. airing was formed
by their brother cabbies and @ regular
prize fight was soon in progress. A
crowd gathered. and bets were made. At
an interesting junction where the smaller
of the fighters mad his opponents head in
chancery, a cry of police was raised and
the crowd scsmpered. No arrests.
Michael McGrath, O tinsmith, fell from
the roof of the new building in course of
erection at the corner Of Malone and
Spring streets yesterday afternoon, and
was severely injured. He was taken to
st. Mary'S Hospital, Hoboken.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-08-19
WEST BERGEN.

The West Bergen Pleasure Club will
hold a picnic at Armbuster's G~reenyille
Schuetzen Park, Thursday, August 81.
Many from this section will attend.
II the Board of Education and the Street
n Water Commissioners wonld bring
the matter of the new public school for
West Bergen to a successful termination.
they would have the thanks of the entire
community.
Park Commissioners g. b. Thurston told
q reporter yesterday that owing to the
lowness of the Newark and New York
Railroad bridge owe West Side avenue.
IL might materially interfere with the
proposed area of Carterat Park, as the
morse cars could not pass under the
bridge, and therefore the Park Commits
6ioners did not feel inclined to allor as
much acreage to Carteret Park, as they
would, II the bridge weremot there.
MISS Mamie Fairchilds who was to
start Tor Denver, Col, this morning, has
postponed her departure to next Tuesday.
Miss May =. Dunlap, Miss Lille Hepsley.
Colonel Ellsworth Schultz and Frank Il.
Dunlap have returned from the Berkshire
HIS, Mass. The party report o most en-
5oyable time camping.
Mr.. and Mrs. John f. Jackson. Of Boyd
avenue. came home today from Great
harrington, Mass.
The West Bergen Athletic Association
WALL meet tonight at, No. los West Side
avenue.
Aiarge delegation.fsom tlas place viii