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The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-07-26
ROYAL ARCANuM.


Jersey City Council No. So held an inter-
esting session on Tuesday evening. There
was q splendid attendance, aud a large
number OF visitors were present. The de-
gree was conferred UPON two candidates.
Grand Trustee Kallmah assisting as
Guide, and Regent Block, Of Excelsior
Council, occupied the Orators chair in
good of the order" After cigars had
been passed, Supervising Deputy Grand
Regent Dewey made an excellent address
in which he comp.imented the Council
very highly for the splendid manner IN
which he found everything kept, and also
gave good advice. Organist Young sang,
pointed remarks Regent Baxter fav
ore1 with solo, and remarks were made
by Brother George Z. Francis OF the Com
nsittee on Laws; Past Regent Macdonald
OF Jersey City Council; Regent Black of
Excelsior; Vice Regent Alder of w. l..
Council; Treasurer Reilly of Dickinson,
and others.
Grand Regent Mcdowell held a preliun-
mary meeting ia Upper Montclair on
Thursday evening. and quite number of
applications were tilled out for the new
council that is TO be instituted in that
place. He was assisted by Brothers Grit
fifth, Bobcock, Boxter, Kallman. Congai-
ton and Miller of his staff, and number
of Brothers from Bloomfeid Council were
also present Brother Mcdowell expects
TO institute the new council with about
thirty charter members.
A red hot game of ball was played in
Railway last week between the members
OF Carteret Council and the Doctors, f" in
which the r. A. boys came out victorious
by score of "a to % A handsome sum
was realized, which will be devoted to
the charities of the town.
Excelsior Council. No. 206, will me ct
tomorrow evening In Mcpherson Hail,
opposite the Court House.
Unique Council No. 434 met in Beekers'
Hail on Friday evening aud received
Grand Guide Baxter, who was present to
represent Supervising Deputy Merrick,
who was unable to be present on acconn /
OF illness. Unique is IN a very healthy
condition. with Two hundred and
seven members and over eleven
hundred dollars in their general fund.
One candidate Was initiated Rnd two APP
plications received. Brother Baxter made
an extended address, aud Treasurer Day
ion Of Jersey City Council also spoke.
Gpiding Star Councli will meet 5omor-
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GnLDRN CnAIN

Protection Lodge No % held rouslng
meeting last Tuesday. The entertainment
committee had provided for social time
as usual. The brothers were out in force,
and much for the good of the order was
discussed. Brother S. B. Oettlng started
the ball rolling by 4 lively debate. and
Past Commander Boyce took up the case
and helped to make it more interesting
by some well placed remarks. 1t is to be
hoped that the brothers will continue
attending in good numbers and thsreby
help the lodge in its efforts To do gooel.
Acting Commander James Gibbons per-
formed his functions without fault The
Supreme Lodge will probably send Il
communicating to Protection No % AT
Its next meeting, which may prove of
great interest and Importance to the or
der generally. Make your appearance at
the next meeting, brothers, anu do not
let the chance slip By 20 assert your rights
Thereby showing tiiat yea have the
welfare OF saeh individual brother al
heart
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.RAPS, SIGNS AND GRIPS.
Foresters Court Suspended
for Not Bouncing a Con-
Vict Election Officer.
WELL DRILLED ODD FELLOWS
Cerneans In It-Temperanee eadet
and Others.
FORgSTBRS OF AMERICA.

The Forestic world is aaitated- The
leading court OF che State has been sus-
pended by order of the Executive Coun-
Gil. J. 7. De Rancey is the cause. He is
member of Court Jersey City. There Is
q law which directs that when a mem l,sf.
Of the order is convicted Of a felony he
shall be dropped from the roll. De Ran
cey is one of the convicted ballot bOx
suffers. The Executive Council decided
to enforce the law, and instructed Dis
trict Deputy E. r. Vessels to visit Court
Jersey City and order it TO suspend De
Raueey. The court contends that as the
case has been appealed that the Executive
Council cannot move in the matter until
the Court Of Errors has affirmed the con-
viction, and it declined to obey. the order.
The Executive COMMITTEES was fu-
formed of the action of Court Jer-
sey City, and it by a unaufmous
vote directed the District Deputy 20 sug-
pend the court. Court Jersey City has
been the banner court for several wears.
and Is composed of excellens material
One OF its members is Past High Chief
james r. O'MeIia. The suspended mem
Der. DeRancey, has been prominent in
building up the order, and Is popular. He
Is Past Chief Ranger and organized
several courts. He is one Of the seven
delegates selected by the Grand Court of
New Jersey to represent it at the meeting
OF the High or National Court
in Brooklyn next month. Il is
charged that the action of the Executive
Council was takeneto prevent De Rancey
from goiug to the High Court aud have
the high benor conferred on the alter
nate. De Rancey was convicted many
weeks ago, but II was only few days
ago that the Executive Council took
action. Court Jersey City will appeal to
the Supreme Executive Council and are
confident that the Court will be sustained
and De Rancey will not be excluded by
the High Court.
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Idoa'u think il is generally known that
a woman was recently summoned as a
Juror iii ST. Louis. The lady took the
matter very Enthusiastically and attended
court promptly. only. Of course, TO receive
the apologies Of all concerned. This VA
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-07-26
JUNIOR slECHAYIcs.

-
Clinton No. Is held a we'll attended
meeting last Monday; a good time was
spent in the good Of the Order The ex.
cursion committee were in their glory
for the excursion was a grand success.
Industry No 50 hold their meetings on
Tuesday evenings. Brothers Jones, Lewis
and Warnke are well pleased with the
excursion.
Garfield Council is doing well np In
Union Hill The boys would like to see
so.ae Of them down pere again
Valley Forge Council is alive and kick
Ing, aud many Of the boys took ia the ex.
cursiou; none OF Them were sorry for it,
either.
Summit No. 81, which started last Feb.
ruary, has moved to Heye's Masonic Hall,
Bergen and Paramount avenues. They
meet on the first and third Tuesday o:
each month. They held their first meet
ing there on Tuesday last The officers
for the ensuing term are:-E Gray, O.,
q. Hegone, v. G.. j. J. Vile, Jr-, p. C..
W. Hoileiy. II. s.; +. J. Higgins. A. r. j.,
z. H Fry, B. $. T. PeppaFd, r.. w.
Rule, Cond.; G. Benson, W. ". Bur
hans, /. s.; n. Rule, o. S. A large mum
Der OF visitors were present. among them
were Brothers Drayton, Taylor, Mid
winter and Post. Of Clinton. Brothers
Higgins, Vile. Benson, Conway, HoIlely
and DeAiva were unfortunately absent
The next stated meeting will be held on
Tuesday, August 4 A number of the
boys intend to take part in the grand
parade at Asbury Park. July 49, All
Brother II. Drayton of Clinton No. IS
who will give all information. Every
Mechanic should try and be there A
special tfain will leave Newark over the
G. r. r. about eight a. IN.
The brothers who declined certain hon
oTs because they feared trouble were I'M
necessarily alarmed.
Summit Council would have had at
least twenty-five more members had the
hustlers devoted their efforts exclusively
to building up the Council.
Brother Fry insists that we are in the
swim.
"In the Moonlight was the popular
selection sung on Tuesday night after the
Vacant Chair had been sadly rendered.
1t Is rumored that the State Councillor
will call soon TO see how the Work is
progressing in this section.
Only those who take an active interest
and attend the meetings should be chosen
as officers.
Summit Council in their new rooms
expect 10 increase largely during the
summer aud early fall.
Members holding tickets for the ex-
cursion are requested TO make returns at
once to the committee.
Brother f. Gray has made fne COM
mencement as Councillor, and he says he
intends 10 keep 1t up.
Clinton Councils next meeting will be-
held on August 8 in Clinton Halt
Industry Council still holds its own de.
spite the warm weather. They intend &c
boom things next winter aud fight hard
for first place.
Brother John Vile's dude and the
Horse Car, has created quite a sensation.
John has spoken many good thing foI
the councils. put this new one beats them
ALL
Brother w. Hollely will be Installed as
secretary at the next meeting Of Summit
Council
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CADETS or YgMpBRANcr

NADAt9 W 14fA lRANGEs
Hudson and Ivanhoe Sections paid q
visit last Wednesday night to Fisk's
rooms in a body. About seVentT-hVe
cadets were present and every one en-
joyed themselves hugely. After the
regular business was disposed of reci-
tations. songs and remarks filed ont the
evening Brother DaAlva lead In Ivan
hoes members and Brothers w. Ding
wall and L. Gray joined hands and
brought IN hudson. These visits are one
OF the best things the cadets have done
since they started.
Fisk Section will pay visit to Hudson
Section in body on Friday, August
The meehlighE was big affair. About
i've hundred people were present on
dock, all bent upon having L good time,
aud they had 1t. too. Eureka Section
must have made almost tSo hundred
dollars on the affair. One great source
of income was the soda water It sold 50
fast that they had hardly lett the pier be-
fore sBenHien ordered the ante raised 70
ten ceHts glass and there IL remained
for the rest OF the trip.
The dancing was OF course the princi-
pal event of the evening and was en-
joyed By all on board. After sailing up
past FL Dorado and the White Squadron,
they turned their heads once more
towards Jersey, and arrived home all safe
ftifta SsttttaEs LIZ BGtS VI ia tAS StCtkOl4a
were there.
Banker Joep of Ivauhoe will remem-
Der last Sunday for long while. Il was
tie day of the big ice cream treat.
About twenty cadets met az the short
last Sunday afternoon and an impfomptu
meeting was held
Charles nerve did him some good
last Sunday.
Brother John DingwaIi was quite
numerous on the excursion. John had a
glorious time.
A certain young lady of First Section
has composed a poem on 'tPotatoe Bugs.
Eureka Section intends TO extend re-
ception to the other sections in the city
early in August. OF eou rse ice cream and
cake will be on the bill of fare.
Brother Jack" Vile is about TO start a
paper ia this city devoted 10 temperance
work. 1t viii be called Jacks Tips.
Brother George Benson, tue popular
Waterman OF Fisk Station. is never seen
without 2 smile. George is the only
sailor in Fisk's Station.
"Beau Brummelln was seen on the ex-
cursion. He has been hiding all sum
mer-
There is movement under way in the
sections to discourage matrimony. As
soon as any of the cadets get married
they cease to visit the meetings. Il some
thing Is not done to correct this habit the
sections will soon be without any mem
bers.
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row evening it No. 4s Montgomery
street
Last Saturday, Treasurer Daley, OF
Payonia Council, received dFaft for
three thousand dollars TO pay the benefit
certificate Of the late Brother Thomas S.
Holmes, Jr., Just twelve days after the
proofs OF death were fled.
Time-Last Monday afternoon Place
Front platform Of a Grove street car.
Well known Areanumite eDjoying a
Havana. Horses suddenly slip land his
name was mud phe w Il A. retires
inside Of car muiterIug revenge against
the company.
Rosevilie Council No. 992 held their
annual excursion TO Mauch Chnuk, Pa
on the 10th inst. The excursion was in
charge of Brother Frank ].
Griffin, the assistant superintendent
Of the D.. L. & W. r. Z. and Grand Vice
Regent of the Royal Arcanum Of this
State.
Deputy Grand Regent ). ". CongaIton
is endeagorlng to Institute council in
Harrison.
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BENEVOLENT AND PROTECTIVE BLKs.

Jersey City Lodge No. eli will be in
stituted at Franklin Hall next Sunday
afternoon. Grand Exalted Ruler Edwin
b. Hay of Washington, D. e., will prob
ably preside and be assisted by District
Deputy Isaac Bissell Of Trenton. Dele
cations from Newark, Hoboken. Asbury
PARK, Paterson. Trenton and Brooklyn
lodges will be present to assist In the
work. The lodge will start with about
fifty members, and the material will be
above the ordinary. The feature of this
order, aside from its charitable work, Is
Its social session. A social meeting is
held once q month. and frequently a
ladies' social session is held when
the members are at liberty 10
bring their wives. The mini
mum initiation fee IS fifteen
dollars Ii any one desires TO join, an ap-
piicatioH sent to the Lodge Editor of THE
prompt attention. The qualifications
necessary are sound mind, a sound
BODY aud a good character. There can
only be one lodge Of Elks In any city or
town. and those who desire 10 be charter
members must file their applications lni-
mediately. A preliminary meeting WAS
held last Tuesday evening. It was well
attended. and intense enthusiasm was
manifested The brothers who secured
the dispensati0n have decided to recon-
mend w. H Gordy for Exalted Ruler.
he is legal, intelligent aud active, aud
will make an excellent presiding officer.
he is well Emo wn to the Masonic frater-
nifty, aud has earned the reputation of
being the best Senior Deacon IN this dis
trict
Hoboken Lodge No "a Is now enjoying
its summer vacation. Active work will
not be resumed until September.
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stranger filed it with brandy, adding
lemon and sugar to suit his taste. AS the
LIQUOR boiled over it caught fire, setting
the whole in blaze. Richard jumped
up to take it off; the stranger caught his
arm and flung him back as If he had
been child instead Of substantial citi-
zen of fourteen stone.
.What are you abouts' he exclaimed.
.'The punch b doing well enough"
II was only afraid the house might be
burnt"
.Bother the house, replied the little
man; there's no danger.
your health, Dickw at length he
said. and raising the kettle all blazing to
his lips he drank like q dromedary.
.And now, Dick. it's your turn" he
said, after long breath "You must
drink my health now"
Richard drew back
"Drinki' shouted the stranger. hold
Ing out the vessel
Poor Dick took single gulp- he left
the skin Of his mouth on the brim OF the
kettle, his throat was scorched as with
LIQUID FIRE and his hair was singed by the
blaze.
And now to business, said tho
stranger, resuming his seat and leaving
Dick to sit or stand as he chose You
knew John Walter, believe.
sYe--yes," stammered Richard y
once knew person OF that name
@you and he went to California To-
gether.
Richard acknowledged the fact.
You made money and be didn't"
Il believe was the more fortunate OF
the two.
ssYou and BIO started to return togeth-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-05-08
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria


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10 your satisfaction. aud gu wonder
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Nerve Tonic and in Electric Bitters you
will find the exact remedy for restoring
YOUR nervous system 10 lie normal
healthy condition. Surprising result
follow the use OF this great Nerve Tonic
and Alternative. Your appetite returns
good digeetion IL restored, and the Liver
and Kidneys resume healthy action
Try : bottle. Price Soc. 1t Martin Fried.
msn's Drug Store 6.
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The rain last Saturday was Z welcom(
victor, Il changed the aspect OF things.
Mr.. IN. M. Evctt cold bic propert ]
here and hss moved near Psinceto n
where he expects 20 farm. Mr.. EvesI
vas we'll respected citizen here, and
will be missed.
| Mr.. Farver has gone TO Kentuck v
where he has bought some timber. Mr.
LohO has also gone to Kentucky where
he expects 70 Gull slaves for Koerner
Bros.
Madam Rumor has Il that j. T. Bund '
Is looking for location 10 keep hotel.
II he succeeds In locating We sugRest tn
hotel be named The Repu blican House- .
The series Of meetings conducted here
during the winter BY Rev. Kipes we're
very successful, and Rev. X. reaps his
reward In the qualification Of having :
goodIy number Of accessions to his faith,
al Of whom are desirable mem bers, -
being among the elites OF the town.
Mr.. and Mrs A. J. Hubbard went to
ireland. Ind, last week to visit Mr..
Everard and family. They report eli
we'll and good time.
at Jasper last week attending court
This clearly demonstrates the fact that
the long looked for Millennisl. when
King Satan 10 to be chained, has not yet
put 10 its appearance.
The latest and the grsndest affair Of
the season wss play in one act, which
was rendered q this place. Although
Ne we're present Ne ere not able 70 give
tho name Of the piece. No doubt IL was
announced BY the cage Manager, but
having arrived ct the llth hour la order
to Be fest. We did not hear the announce
meut From what We could see We
judged Il TO be Z public imitation of
raw material' In the b. L. e. However
that may be il wss perfect success,
from financial standpoint - well 70 :
theatrical one. The house vas very
crowded and not we'll ventilated, conse-
qnently the lights we're not brilliant, but
whstever Inconvenience may have been
the result, this deficiency was more than
by the brillisDcy Of the
actors, especially one which We took TO
be the chief.
From the language used. such - ''csv.
sliar" and other terms OF like antiquity,
We concluded that The play might b .
little ancient, but when on closer ohser-
vatiou We cav thu mask OF the chief,
which reminded us Of the armor worn
by William the CoDQueror, and the
masks o. the cavaliers making them Look
like the mummies Of Egypt. No rejected
the word ancient. and without over
taxing tho Imagination. pronounced the
play a. an impeTsOustiOn Of the Black
Prince among the great ruins OF the
pyrsmi1s searching for the body Of his
Rsdeemer but finding nothing bur
mummies 1t 70 an i'll wind that blow ;
nobody good, however, and the whole
sfair IL very suggestive of the fact that
such troops as the Tennessee Warblers.
Porter, and others are far in the back
ground, and that even Prof. Bsrimore is
90 totally eclipsed that not one ray or
light from bis renowned Magic Lantern
10 observable behind the dszziing light
Of The last troop.
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This quiet little village u The ST. Au'
gustine Of old Dubois. and thinking
some itema from here might he Of inter
ess 70 your many resders. I'll try and
scribble few.
Our town has received the blow oI
Judge Welborn and our neig bborina
friends (as We regard - friends). and
found them - friends -but over the
lief.
There II more joy over one steamboat
that cometh up White river than over
ninety and nine railroad trains on the
Air Line, especially among the farmers
Health 10 good here st all seasons OF
the year. and IL YOU don't believe Il ask
Doctor johnson Of the west end.
John j. Geisler Is enjoying : good
trade. John knows how TO please his
customers.
We saw the smiling face OF Adam
Schuarr or our streets last Sunday.
The two Johns &C. and g. are still
alipping around from rundown Satur-
day evenings ill sunrise Mondays.
Wonder v here their girls are situated n
Chris says be can furnish eli the girls
free passage on the steamer Diana, -
he is 70 become captain. We can see
Capt. q. walk the streets Of Portersville
in his Sunday suit. With silk bat placed
on the back OF bic bead. showing HE
b0x-t0ed pants and bis gold chain with
out watch. He ssys be IL ready for n
trip 70 New Orleans. We wish him
success.
A. W were viewing the town lsst
Sunday We spied John converting with
Francis y. He made bow equal to .
Chester6eid, and wore : smile 9 yard
long. Look out for . wedding
Sam. s. Wineinger was IN town one
day last week husiIing the harvesting
machine trade. He represents the Wal
ter A. Wood.
Paul GOeppner says the little fisher
man situated on the bank Of Pstoka
failed 10 catch the sucker he 6shed for
recently. He should use different bait
Phil. Armour, better known q Nc
Harris. 10 enjoying good trade.
We read great deal about Princeton
getting the Air Line machine shops re-
moved from Hunting burg 20 that place
but you may bet your last winier's boots
Portersviile will gobble up the shops
and Princeton will just remain : little
way station.
All the boys from this place we're out
q Jasper SQUIRTING" last week. They
ssy shs ring master got left very ire
q0entIy. BUYS FRIENDS.
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The L.. E. q St. L. Airline will cell
round trip tickets It one fare from al
stations, for the Congress OF the Scotch
Irish Society at LouisvilIe Nav 18th and
18th; good returning until May 18th.
Also, round trip tickets for the meet
ing Of Elka q Louisville on Nav 18th
and 18th; good returning until May 22i
on Ill trains.
Jos. 8. ODIoRNE. G. r. A.
Jos. BENEDICT, Agt, Jasper. g.
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GA lot Of boys cougregate almos
very Sunday 10 the public school houss
ysrd, and BY their noise and bad Ian
gusee while playing ball make ths
|ne'ghborhoOd miserable. On last Sun.
|oay they were particularly vociferouI
sna obscene, 90 much 80 that adjoining
residents determined to have no more OIL
y and have united IL : request 10 the
.srshal to abate the nuisance BY taking
I've names Of any boys who may here.
ll'er engage 10 ball playing IL the &C hool
!srd on Sunday for prosecution to the
uII extent Of the law on the day follow.
|viftue.'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-05-08

! have been troubled with chronic sore
eyes for forty-6ve years, and during that
time have used many different re medies,
but have never found any that seemed to d..
me any good, until ! procured box Of
Chamberlain's Eye and Skin Ointment. /
have used only about one third Of the box.
and can truthfE'ly say, have never had
my eyes feel ~ well, nor look as we'll IS they
do now. ! expect 70 cure them entirely
with the Ointment. Ben. Heath, Dow City
Iowa % cent boxes for sale BY DR.. .. r.
Salb, Druggist. 4w
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-05-08

During IN epidemic Of whooping cough It
De Witt. L., : prominent family there
bought . my cent bottle Of Chambcrlains
Cough Remedy for their children. 1t proved
% satisfactory that they recommended II 70
their neighbors; and they In turn 20 Others.
In Less than weeks time the druggist. Mr..
G. v. Baxter, was having an immense run
on ii. The remedy u still the main reliance
In that vi.anity for coughs, colds. Group and
whooping cough. Mr. Baxter says, Ill sells
on It's merits. For sale BY DR. j.: y. Salb,
Druggist. Az.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-05-08

~Mr. George Brosemer moved biz
carpet and wall paper store lsst week
10 the more cOmmodious room on the
corner OF ltb and Jack son streets, where
he invites al Ia neei Of wall paper, car
pets or ruge or house painting 10 call.
Hanging paper and decorating done in
the most artistic style o. the srt, BY
Thorough and competent workmen, and
work Of al kinds done promptly It time
promised. You Gre invited to examine
his handsome assortment whether you
want To buy or not.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-05-08

Nj. and Mrs. Loren Trescott are keep
ere Of the government lighthouse 81
Sand Beach, Mich, and ere blessed with
: daughter, four years DID, Lsst April
she was taken down with Measles, fol-
lowed with dreadful Cough and turn
Ing into Fever Doctors At home and
st Detroit treated her. but she was =
mere "handiul Of bones." Then che
tried DR.. Kings New Discovery. and
after the use Of Two and . half bottles,
waa completely cured. They say DR..
Kings New Discovery Il worth ito
weight In gold. vet you may get trial
bottle free at Friedmsn's drug store. 8