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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-06-14
He Took It Away.

He rang the door bell of a house on
Second avenue and then sat down. In
a minute he rose up and rang again.
Then he waited a spell and rang for
the third time. Soon thereafter the
lady of the house, b%etraying a dozen
proofs of sick headache, opened the
door ond demanded
Are you trying to pull the house
DOWN.
mo, ma'am,n he answered. Have
you the Lives of Plutarch?'"
mo, sir, but if | was a man I'd
have yours in about a minute
"Eh-ahl | see, madam. l guess
I'd better co.
And he took the Lives of Plutarch''
under his arm, and his own in his
hand, and backed down the step and
out of the gate and went off with the
air of a man who wished he hadn't.
Honest.
"He is actually SO honest that he
ought to be put in solitary confne-
mentl" said an exasperated man of a
neighbor who was always telling him
unpalatable truths. The offender was
guiltless of a desire to offend; he sim
ply could not refrain from speaking
what was in his mind. There are SEN
timental occasions when most OF us
actually do prefer an embroidered
statement to literal fact.
"Shouldn't you know a lock of my
hair anywhere, John?n queried an af-
fectionate young wife, whose tresses
were her husbands pride.
II think | should he returned,
cautiously, and she broke into a cry
of real dismay:-
ION, don't say thatl Say you know
you shouldin
But John was not to be persuaded.
He merely thought so, and that onl y
would he assert Youths Companion !.
Another Phase of the Girl Question.
There are business women in New
York, born with heavenly compassion
in their hearts, who hire clerks and
assistants at SO q week, house them in
sub-cellars, work them from eight in
the morning until ten O'Clock at
night, and withhold a percentage of
their earnings for self protection.
There are, too. so-called Christian la
dies who employ maid servants and
kitchen girls at $40 a month and force
them to live ON such food stuffs as
smoked behring's, tea dust and an
tique bread rescued from the asylum
baskets of the bake shops.
Don't aoait to be kicked out, Mr.. Cleve-
7x-o<1 ~ "a rtr4 <nrc aoE,tJ1aEf
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FFIcE

Advertisements, Subscriptions and Newsdeal-
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FIVE CoRSERs-G. w, Pheiffer, No. 6e3 Newark
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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-06-14

Senator Davis and His Wife.
It was the good fortune of Davis to
win a splendid woman, and it was
Miss Agnew's good fortune to wed one
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-06-14
MR.. MUlRHEAD SEES HIS DOUBLE

Don't qpait to be kicked out, Mr.. CleUe-
land Resign gracefully.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-06-14

Don't hawk, hawk. blow, spit, and dis
gust everybody with your offensive
breath, but use DR.. Sage's Catarrh Rem
edy and end it.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-06-14

NEWARK seems to be having the
same trouble with her townships that
Jersey City is having withhers. They
insist upon evading their tax bills by
keeping their proportionate valua-
tions down below that of the city.
The result is that, upon Newark as
upon Jersey City, four-fifths of the
entire cost of supporting the county
government fails. The only remedy
for this evil is for Newark to divorce
herself from Essex, and Jersey City to
divorce herself from Hudson, and go
it alone,
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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-06-14
Annual Rings and Age Of a Tree.

Annual Rings and Age Of n Tree.
According to Prof. Hartig. q count
of the annual rings of a tree when cut
three or four feet from the ground
may not give the accurate age Of it.
Where trees are crowded II a forest,
and have developed feeble crowns.
the greatest annual increment is just
below the crown, and il diminishes
regularly downwards. Whennthe leaf
area is not sufficient to afford food
material to provide for a sheet Of
cambium oil over the tree, the growth
stops before reaching the bottom, and
the ring which is found twenty feet
up the trunk may fail altogether be-
fore it reaches the ground. In such
trees there may be rings lacking at
three feet high for certain years and
the total number of rings would be
less than the number OF years in the
trees life.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-06-14

service whatever, promises, pledges
and professions on his part to the
contrary Notwithstanding. 1t is true
the managers of THE NEWS, after
election, watched with an amused
curiosity to see whether Mr.. Cleve-
land would even make a pretence of
keeping his word. How near be came
to doing so is shown in the Worlds
story of his perfidious midnight inter-
view with Lawyer Babbitt.
But enough Of these matters. Prob
ably the public + little for them.
We owed it to ourselves to correct
the main error in the Worlds story.
That has been done, and we have
done with the whole business.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-06-14

Do you want to make money? II 30 sell our
choice Nursery stock. Write us for terms. MAY
BKOTHEkS. N urserym men, Rcchetr, NIX.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-06-14

Come, Mr.. Ceveland, resign and giU
the party q chance!
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PERSONAL AND NOTABL E.
Watch and see.

Come, Mr.. Cleveland, resign and giUe
the party q chance!
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q -- IHesud5, UuH5 II TVVVJ
At 1870 p. m, on the promises
lst.-9 Building lots on Tonnele avenue. .22d.-6
Building lots on Carleton avenue. Sd building
lots on Peach street,
The above Lots on Tonneie and Carleton avenues
ana Reach street. are only a short distance nom
Steam and Horse Cars, and affords a good change
for Mechanics and Clerks to procure a Lot TO puilu
on. Terms very liberal.
N. L. To get to the sale.-Take Summit and st.
Pauls avenue cars TO 1onnele avenue. For Maps
and full information apply to EMMoNS CRoNAN
No. 90 Montgomery street, or TO LEWIS +. WOOD,
No. % Montgomery street; jersey City.
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DON'T auait to be kicked out, Mr.. CIevt
land. Resign gracefatllyt
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bst to return to what's going on here. If
~ OuIuE' Ine Juleps are slightly sweeter.
t , whisky used in them has a more oilv
este mean this in a complimentary
&c 9e' 'or the whisky that rasps the throat
r0 LOU conducive to tue joy of a julep. 1t
must g. down in a slow sort of rohoypan
..nhs4lon, and all the while you are smelling
uIe SPICY flavor of mint, and wonderful
sL uo INST discovered it, and who made the
r ooS. conf lnation of whisky, mint and sugar,
EaVe II It's title, and made it one of the
80 80 seIuctlons Of the south. You may go
Gearing you do not like them: YOU may
s 10y an English preference FOR brandy and
Ia you may announce that the cham
ff"eHe cup seems to touch your heart in a
ing way but once your foot is on
~, 10y naive heath of the southern girl you
,Ie KY bow down to juleps, accept the one
s+ -IO seat TO you after the morning dance.
~ 49, oIder how you ever thought any
i ini else worth drinking. Next to the
.t5p comes the consumption of chicken.
H. 'nJugh you think chicken a good thing
is way. and undoubtedly healthy, i
No GEMS surprising to see these southern
/, MN Jake ii meal after meal and prefer
IL. Suo Juciest steak, the most unierdone
IL roast beef that ever was served. Do
nope TO become angels In this wavi
st',,,,S Ne feathers growing cut Of their
y1',,1'urrs' or do they think some special
f ,,''o Hes IN It that will make them young
c,' one wero honestly esked what is the
,.,Il industry Of the south. one aould hoa-
rJ nave 70 reply the infant one, for
No. las less thap four children, anl
MI P'ople run thirteen aud fifteen Alta
.'NE gwen near this place not very
T. 40 The great desire Of the bride was
lo.p an Old carkey named Aunt Lizzie
away from her. because She
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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1890-05-23
G he Demorrat-St,
WAR DUEL.
\ correspondent Of The Is.h
mond Va DispatcA .nr..

\ correspondent Of the Rt.l
m"nd (Va.) DiSpatcA says.
Recently read ng an acr,,n,
a duel fought during the w". u
Confederate officers Well oy
here in Richmond, ! am ran'i ''Eh
oi one Of The mo,l remart aiIo
The annals of history, beI III
Confederate cllicer sud sn,i,Ia
which will relate lut the ben"a,'
OF your readers. In 1852 , en'
was encamped on The panin'"no
near yorktown, HE Fifth Loui.ia".'
regiment, composed princlpaljv -,
the sportn g men of New 0rlas."
md a lively set Of men thew wans
WITH them was the RIcbma,'I
llnWllzers, many Of whom viii Wv
member to-day the incilen, n
seems lhal a lieutenant Of ono J.,
The companies had occasion ia SON"
to The quarters Of the snller =,
The regiment for IA lot Of candLo.
then tall0w was only avllahal
The order was illed, but upon eyr
animation of them one was fnnnI
without a wick which was re,nyp'
Ell with an impertinenl message
That 81 nellled the sutler that o
replied inN 1a2far force. The 70,
sui WAS Il Challenge, and sIrlnca
10 say was accepted by the >utler.
ana II meeting was arranged for
tue morning at sunrise. Al lhs
appointed lime the Two met inst
outside of their camp, with Misjs.
.lppI rifles at twenty PAGES. Cn,
and collected, they sto I'd confpon,.
Ing each other, with their seconds.
the distance having been stepnej
and marked by a porter bottle.
the word Fire ~ the crack of
both r llcS was heard, and simulta.
neouSly both men fell dead AZ
beevts, Leilher one knew what
hurt him. They were brought in.
to camp, and a military funeral
was given them. Enwrappcd in
Confederate colors, the two bodies
were forwarded to New Orleans
for burial Thus ended The most
remarkable duel on recOrl.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1890-05-23
O%YerturnIng barriers,
Shreveport Times.

Shreveport Times.
1t is respectfully submitted that
The act of one person in defiance
OF law, or the lerpetraIion Of an
Outrage j. not sufficient reason 10
assaiI a whole community and
make them responsible fer dpels
which they reprobate and dis.
rlaim. Such u rule would, if ad.
hereG to, Overturn the whole fab
lie Of society, religions, political
and social. There is no coniunc.
ton OF interest among the child.
rem of men, no matter what may
be It's object, but that some i>olat'
ed element may creep into II and
by acts or words prompted by
oyer zeal or personal aud selfish
motives, bring di.creGi: upon The
name aud order with which heE
associated. To- censGre the whole
body for The acts Of an individual
is wrongi in principle and practice
Fortunately, the more charlla'
bic melhod prevails Of locating
The blame where it properly be-
longs. 1t is the custom, however
in political circles, particularly
whenan object isto be attained
through magnitying some dellber'
ale aud malicious Individual deed,
to misc1nstrue The motives, mag
my the occurrence and place the
responsibility upon the masses
not the individual. Surh is the eX-
aggeraled methods adopted by tie
dominant party 10 brng censnTe
upon the southern people ana
southern lend nci 5. 1t seem'%
if no disclaimer or cen ure from
those most Interested, will 9meHO,,
rate or mitigate lie opinl ms Oh
those WHO must needs mahulac'
ture capital ont OF the appearance
of evil, 10 observe base ends ana
increase the volume Of publiccen
sure. .,
Fortunately for The ATTEMPTED
success of such methods, The con
stanl inlermingling Of the masses
he continuity Of interests, the In
terchange Gf social amenities, me
junction of means and methods
are breaking down barriers OF PREF
ldice and hate. aud building npa
massive structure and unity where,
On are inscribed friendship ana
ruth. Year by year seclionalism
rapidly Disappearing and me
era is close at hand when The D''
.er relentless partisan ~perSecu'iou
Of political demagogues mus peI'
away before a broad naiionat sen,
.imeni, which acknowledge alu
defends the great principle lAa'"
lhion is strength.
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HOTEL.
BILOXI, MISS.

This hotel j. now open aud prepared to
accommodate an who wish 10 spend The
winter on The Gulf Coast. Rates reason
able. r. j. MONrROSS.
Proprietor.
November 9, lScq. J7-tf
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FRBD'S
House & Restaurant,
THE OLD RELIABLE,
IO6 ST. CHARLES Go6
WIN. TRoEeE1, Proprietor.

III Restaurant at No. loo st. Charles street, known a
FREDS HOUSE, has beef thoroughly Tphtted and reno
waited and supplied with the Iatest improvements for the
comfort of my patrons. The old style counters have been
IemOged and replaced by tables and comfortable chairs.
The services of ar excellent Cook have been secured for the
season. No increase in prices Lodging up stairs. Meals
at all hours day or night. This house has no connection
with any other of the same name.
August 10, 1889.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1890-05-23
e. w. Morrill,,
Insurance Agent, Civil Engineer
and Surveyor,
Biloxi, Miss.

Represents the best Fire aud Marine
Insurance Companies, with aggregate
capital of over Sixty Millions, all OF
which have complied with the laws of Tia
State of Mississippi. thus givinga perfect
guarantee to the insured.
CIVIL ENGINEERING y SURVEYING
also attended to. and maps of Towns and
Tracts of Land handsomely and correctly
made.
Those desiring my attention in either
line of business will please address me at
Biloxi, Miss.
October 10, 1889. SHY
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WHEN subscribing for a newspa.
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Of price. DR. HUmrHREYs' MANUAL, 044 pagesl
richly bound IN cloth and gold, mailed free.
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Usually Kept i'm E'irst-CIass Store.
Furniture and Housekeeping
Gnnds of all Kinds a Specially.

STONES are sold lower thar New Or
leans or Mobile prices, as | buy them Tor
spot cash direct from the manufacturers.
STEAM GRIST MILL-Fresh Meal,
Grits, homity, Chops, Cracked Corn and
Feed of all kinds sold at lowest market
prices. andhdelivered free OF charge within
city limits. Crying feed in large qnanti-
ties enables me to get the benefit Of
wholesale prices. aud can Therefore sell
a. oheap as the cheapest.
CUSTOM SHOE DEPARTMENT where
a person eau get the best Shoes for the
least money. No paDer soles, paste-board
counters OF wooden heels are used IN my
shoe Factory-uone but genuine oak
tanned leather. and | defy competition as
to prices and quality.
Also, have always on hand hrst-class
handmade Shingles for sale at reasonable
prices.
Thanking customers for past ~patrouaga
invite q -continuance Of same.
Respectfully, A. BLUMER.
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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-07-16
MADE CREDITABLE SCORES.
The New hui Club Had Its Initial sho
an | Did Well.

The New Gun Club Had ITS initial Shoot
an | Did Well.
There is a boom in that excellent sport,
shooting at flying objects. The pastime
was apparently dying out in this section.
The Jersey City Heights Gun Club, once
q hourishing society, had about surren-
dered the ghost, and the clubs grounds
at Marion had been used only at long
intervals during the past five years. The
big Shoot a few months ago revived inter-
est in the sport. The Jersey City Heights
Field Club was formed, and now another
club has been organized, and is known as
the Endeavor Gun Club. The latter had
its initial field meeting at Marion on Mon
day. They cracked blue rocks and cred
liable scores were made. They had six
sweepstake starts and q team match, best
two in three. The sweepstakes We're at
ten targets each. The score follows:
First evenG-Strader. 8; HOLSTER, 8; /.
McPeek, s; Chase, z; G. McPeek, z; Post,
8; Iinsdel, 4.
Second event-Hollisrer. s; Dill, s,
Chase, z; Heritage, z; Post, O; Strader, 9;
9. McPeek, 8; Duke, 6; |. McPeek. 4;
Third eyent-C. McPeek. Q; Din. s;
Chase. z; HOLSTER, Z; /. McPeek, Z; Herr
tage. :; Strader. 8; Duke, 8; Post, 3; Lins-
del, 1.
Fourth event-peek. Z; Strader, z; Hol-