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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-11-08
sTEUBENvILLE.

STEUBENvILLE, o., November 1.-THE
ballot law adopted by the last Democratic
Legislature has had trial, and it has
proven eminently satisfactory. These peo-
pie who delighted to call it the kangaroo"
ballot, in spirit Of ridicule before the
election, have not been heard from since.
With scarcely a single exception the election
officers in this city, both Democrats and
Republicans. unite in saying that is good
thing. 1t affords every elector the abso-
lutte right TO cast his ballot as he desires,
and the claims made that it would be hard
to understand and delay voting, were
shown to be incorrect 1t was proven TO
be much easier for the elector to designate
by q cross whom he desired TO vote for
than to erase name and write in another,
as was formerly the plan. In the entire
city not a single elector who presented him.
self at the polls failed to obtain the oppor-
tunity to vote.
The verdict in the Caldwell murder case
meets with general approval. No one at
tempts to deny that the killing of Weems
was cold blooded and totally unwarrented
by the circumstances, but everyone also
knows that the provocation must have been
great that induced Rash Caldwell to kill
anyone, and no matter what the real facts
are as regards the alleged rape of his wife
by Weems, it was not question as to how
other people looked at the matter, but how
Caldwell looked at it. That he had regard
for his wife is undisputed, and it no doubt
entered his mind, which was clearly shown
to be of less than ordinary strength, that
he had been greatly wronged.
The Democratic poll of Irondale showed
IS votes, but Campbell received 81 votes
there Evidently there are some Republi-
cans up there who take no stock in the
great ''tin plate' mill the Republicans
claimed to have established at that place.
q Lou Miller and bride are home from their
wedding tour, and have settled down in
their new home on Lagan street.
Of her friend, Miss Bertha May, at her
home, corner Fifth and Clinton streets.
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BURLINGTON.

BURLINGTON, November r. Harris
Wolf, of Toronto, o., was in town on
Wednesday.
Mrs. W. Delany is visiting in Brooke
County. w. Va.
Thee. & p pay-car passed through here
to-day.
There was juvenile party given at the
home of Howard Deitch on Saturday
evening.
The Burlington Cornet band will give a
festival at Glen's Run school house on
November 2S
Miss Salie Devault, OF Colerain, was
among friends here this week.
A pleasant dancing party was given at
the home Of Samuel Yoho on Saturday
evening.
Alonzo Moore, of Wellsville. o., was here
this week in the interests Of the Cleveland
& Pittsourg Railroad Company.
James Smith has returned home from
Eutps Vista, W. Va.
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PIEDMONT.

PIEDMONT, November John T. Bon
nett. Of Oakland, spent Monday in town.
A. l.. He.mick, OF Thomas, ". Va, was
in town on Monday.
Bob Siebert, formerly waiter az the Old
Sims House, died Wednesday evening Of
consumption. His remains were taken TO
Alexandria, Va, Thursday for interment
A daughter Of J. Wafer, OF WesternpOrt,
is very i'll with consumption.
J. IS. HGzelhurst, OF Baltimore, Superin-
tendent Of Motive Power Of the b. Il o.,
aud !. +. CaSSell, Superintendent NJ. OF W.,
3. * o. railroad, were IN town Thursday.
Harry SouierS and John y. East took in
the hop ct Homecoming Thursday evening.
D. COwan, Assistant Train Master, went
TO Baltimore Friday.
VIM. +. Hiuer left on No. to-day for
Wheeling, where he has secured a Situa-
ton.
Il. NJ. Williams leaves Saturday for a
weeks soiourn in the East. He will at
tend the session Of the Masonic Grand
Lodge, which convenes st Martingburg
Tuesday.
j. NJ. Stanley, formerly local editor OF
the Piedmont HsrolG, has returned TO town
and has again taken his old position.
The West Virginia Paper Company put
a large force OF bricklayers to work on
their building this week.
y little son of S. ID. Sheets died Monday
Of diphtheria.
Westernport is agitating electric lights
for her streets.
Miss Ella McKone LETT Thursday fol-
Chicago, TO be gone several months.
r. Hogan has taken charge of the B. &
o. shops at Newburg.
The youag people Of the Presbyterian
Church will produce the contata Of Queer
Esther the coming month.
George Ravenscraft went down the
north branch Thursday on a hunting ex
petition.
j. II. Smith. II. G. Shaw and DR.. T. A
Cross are hunting near Burlington.
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NEIGHB0RH00D.
WHAT has BEEN GOING on II NEARBY
TOWNS TAB PAST WEEK.
Social Affairs, Happenings and Events Of Local In
tsrssi Gathered BY "ReglStar Reporters.
Readable Resume Of tie News
GRAFTON.

GRAFTON. viva, November T.-Dr: Jar
rattis handsome residence at Oak Glen,
caught fire last Sunday. But little damage
was done. While fighting the flames, Hans
fen through the roof, escaping injury:
Richard Love, Of ParkersOlrg. VlSIIeu
his parents, in West GRAFTON, SUNDAY.
Miss Florence Kimmel charmlngly enter
+aine6 a number OF her friends last Satur-
cay evening
Sunday Young man named Rogers was
instantly killed, in attempting to Jump OH
a freight train, near Thoraton-
Fx-GOvernOr jackson passed through
here Tuesday en- rote 10 his home, N Par
kersburg. -, 1.,,a
Mrs. Bee Reed returned home on wed
nesday. She was accompanied Oy Aer Id
Their, MIR. Hough, of Paramount
I Bassen. OF Clarksburg, was IN town
This week. attending legal business.
Mrs Harry Wilson, of Parkersourg, Is
the guest Of her parents. Dr. ana Mrs. ar
rett, at Oak Grove.
A. G.. Grim, OF Buckhannon, was In
samuel Wolf has returned from Colum-
bus. 10 accept . position with the Is. y y.
II. II. .. uo...,,
UNI and ParkersburgO on visit TO her many
friends. ,...-,-
Mrs. Stump has gone to Pitts5urg,
where she viii reside in future.
Senator 7. E. Davis was n Parkersourg
Mrs. Geo. w. Brown and children have
returned, after spending the summer al
Weston.
Senator D. W. Gall, OF Philipoi, was in
town TUESDAY, receiving the election re-
Fl. J. Mugler has gone on q tour to the
Eastern cities and Virginia.
Mrs a j. Nuzum was summoned to
C06etOn, by telegram from her husband,
who has inildmmatOry rheumatism.
T. Thayer has returned 20 Lexington,
Ky, after pleasant visit TO his sister,
The school house in West Grafton took
fire Wednesday, but was soon eXtinguish-
cd without doing much damage.
Mrs. y. L. Cline has returned from de- /
lightful visit 70 friends and relatives in /
NIartinSburg ami Baltimore
Mrs. McGregOr and two children, OF \
are visiting Mrs. Chas. Chad
luck.
Hon. J. T. McGraw returned from Wash
ugtoE and Baltimore, Thursday morning.
Rev. Dr. ; yOpe, Of Wheeling, was the
.ucst of Dr.. j. IL. Love, this week.
! SIR. and Mrs. Barron, Of Brooklyn, y. V,
re visiting Hon Is. +. Martin.
Mrs. j. y. Furbee returned from visit
D friends ia Parkersburg.
Rev. J. 4. Maxwell, pastor of the Baptist
lUrch rendered his resignation Sunday 70
IKE 4 charge in New York.
Col. ID. ID. Johnson, OF Morgantown, was
ere Tuesday.
+. r. Price and bride, have returned and I
III occupy the Curtin residence in West
ration.
Rev. B. l. Hutchinson, Of Buchannon,
resident Nj. Z. Seminary, was in town this !
eek looking after the interests OF the in
itution.
Mrs. B. McGraw returned home Tuesday
fter visit to Mrs. McGaw in New |
'Ork.
Fred. Hough, of Fairmont, was in town !
N Wednesday. I
Rev. l. a. Barnes will occupy the pulpit \
" the NJ . ChurSb Sunday morning
Miss Cora LipscOmO entertained her
friends in q handsome Iaanucr EriAav
night.
ino Scott Care AZ Oak Glen.
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HANNIBAL.

HANNIBAL, O., November lowing to
the strict laws this year the election on last
Tuesday passed off very quietly.
James Monroe, Of Pittsburg, was home
last Tuesday to vote
Miss Moore, of Proctor, w. Va.,s was
shopping in town Thursday.
Alberta Suter, of Brownsville. Pa. is
visiting her mother at this place.
Clair O'Neill was home from Wheeling,
Rev Fisher was down the river this
xyoaly on husinecc
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TN cHASckRY OF NEW JERSEY.

between the Jersey City Insurance Company.
com claimants, and Ann Miller ct ais defendants.
On Bill. &c. Special order for publication
II satisfactorily appearing % the Court that John
Woods. the person who held under William G.
Bockus. the Tortgagor. In tns MORTGAGE in the Bill
mis- heirs and devisees and the persons now holding
under said mortgagor are wholly unknown.
and IL likewise appearing 10 the satisfaction OF
the Court that Mari Nell. wife OF Peter y ell. in her
lifetime claimed to be a daughter of said John
" Gods and "a such claimed 10 have some lntere st
Peter Neil. her husband, are dead. and the heirs
and devices Of said Mary Neil are wholly IN.
IL is on tn nineteenth day Of March. eighteen
hundred and ninety-one. on motion OF John Griftn.
Of council with the complainanb ordered that the
lot. piece or parcel OF land situate. lying and being
on the north size OF WAYNE street. Jersey City.
commencing one hundred and twenty ave feet
from the corner Of Grove aud Wayne streets, being
twenty-five feet in front and rear and one hundred
ices deep on each side. bounded on the west by q
George ogden, aud Is known as ls number .. do
appear. plead. answer or dsnur TO the complain
ants bin. on or before the twenty-frst das OF Sep
TENDER next. or thar In default thereof. such deeree
be made against them as the Chancellor snail think
knd il T. fuftkcr ordered thas this order shall
within tvs eny days hereafter be published In fhs
Jersey City News, a newspaper printed at Jersey
CITY, In this State, AMI continued therein. NJ least
once q week, 70 within Ten days OF The expiration
OF the time hsrein limited 10 appear. plead. an
swer or demur' r ,,avr
4 true copy.
ALLAN AcDERsoTr 1870
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and It may be connected with one Of the
chnrche&
The disease breeding pond in Hatch
venue was IN full swing yesterday. The
warm weather made the smell unbear.
able.
G~reenvillo.
The Greenvlne Rife Club will meet to-
night for practice shooting.
The new station at Van Nostrand Place
will be eompleted "a about one month.
The members OF George Washington
Co. No. 5, N. J. 5 o.. will meet tonight at
the WUodlawn House.
Mrs. Lalneken and her two daughters
Of Bergen avenue will leave tomorrow for
the Catskills N remain two weeks.
Thursday night the members of the
GreenviIle Wheelmen intend to have a
jolly time &C the rooms Of the Minkak-
wa Club on Ocean avenue. IL will be
their regular meeting, with the addition
OF a line advertisements by local talent
Mr.. Edward Schultz. OF Danforth ave
nue.. has returned from South Jersey.
where he has been for the past two
weeks. His brother will return next
weak
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NORTH HUDSON.

The picnic Of the United Piano Makers
OF Hudson County 1T the Union Hill
Schu'zen Park last night was well at
tended.
The fair given By the young ladies at
tached to st. Lawronce's Church. Wee
hawkeu, will close on next Saturday
evening. It has been very successful.
IL Is whispered about Weehawken that
Tomlnie Carroll, the handsome Town
Clerk. will soon lead one Of Hoboken's
fair daughters TO the altar.
The Secaucus Gardeners Horse Troop
are making extensive preparations for
their annual picnic, which will be he'd at
the Union hill Schutzen Park on Aug
usf IL.
The West Hoboken Chowder Club will
60 on an outing TO Leona Grove, Secau'
Gus, on Labor Day.
Council. Jr., o. A. NJ. of Union Hin, will
be devoted 10 the sufferers of the recent
Seabright fire.
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To ALLOW a stop ovsry at Niagara.

To Allow n "stop Over" at Niagara.
The West Shore Railroad has made ar.
engagements whereby passen gers ticketed
via its line, and holding first class tickets
either limited or continuous train. will be
permitted to stop over to visit niagara
Falls without additional expense for rail-
road fare. Passengers holding tickets
VITA Buffalo, thence over the L. >. 81 Nj. 5.
or ". Y. G. aud St L. r. RS will also be
allowed to visit Niagara f lis upon mott
flying he conductor, who will honor their
ticket Buffalo TO Niagara Falls. This
stop-oyer privilege will he granted 20
wast-b0uud passengers via West Shore
Railroad, holding tickets sold at SYRIA
use UT east or north thereof. and des-
tined to 90 beyond Toronto, Hamilton OF
st. Thomas, Ont, or Dunkirk, n. Y. The
maximum time allowed for stop at
Niagara Falls, except on unlimited tick
cts. Is ten days, but this time can only be
allowed on tickets the destination OF
which Is Cincinnati. st. Louis or Chicago.
or a point east thereof. When destln a.
ton Is west Of Cincinnati. St. Louis or
Chicago passengers must cave Niagara
Falls at such time as will enable them TO
reach their hnal destination within the
limit of original ticket.
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MAsrEa,s sAL.-Is OF NEW

MI AoAAAt VI x
WI 1ersey.
Between carnarins Kane, complainant q nd Jane
Conlon ct ais. defendants.
n Jill for PARTITION.
Notice OF sale.
By virtue Of an order OF the Court cf CHANGER :
or tire state OF New Jersey. dated tine first da5 OF
Ap,i. eighteen hundred and nine y-one. /. the
und ersiga ed. one of the special Masters OF tn
Court OF Chancery. viii sell al D. ID ic sale or ven
due 10 the IA guest bidder on
the fifteenth day OF July. eighteen
hundred and ninety -ons.
at the hour OF two O'Clock Ia the ate moon OF
that da. at the aucdon re ofns OF \. G. Wolbert, II
Montgomery street, Je sey CITY, n. J., all that GER
tain lot OF land with the buildin gs heron erected
situated IN the city OF Jersey Cly. IN the county
OF Hudson u nd State OF New Jersey which on the
map OF property belon ging 10 Abtjah Ma N. Jr.
made by Joseph = Bridges July %. 1877. ana duly
n cd in the Clerks, now Regfster's. o &c OF HUI
son county. Is known. and distiug uishsd as h.
nun be cred. ~ two hundred and tween 'y-four
Canal street. fronslng on Canal street. ineln1 Ing
the state ana Interest In dover OF the defendant
Jane conlcn. widow Of ternard conlon. deceased;
In the said premises; also the inchoate right OF
dover OF czfharine. the wife Of John Conl0n. and
Ann. wife OF James Conlou. "a. together with all
and singular the hereditaments and appurt n
ances 70 the sid premises belonging or In any
wise aDpertaininR.
Dated May Is 1881
Special Master In C~nancery OF y. J.
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NOTICE TO cREpIroRs

Estate OF Edward Rrady. deceased. Hugh Coyle.
al minisErator OF Edward Brady. deceased. ~
order Of the Deputy Surrogate OF HUDSON County.
dated april =, 1881. hereby gives notice to the
creditors Of said decedent 90 bring in their debts
demands and claims against the estate OF said de
cedenL under oath or affirmation w1tnin nine
months from the date Of said order. or they will he
administrator.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-07-22

To a known means of overcoming that obstinate
disorder, constipation OF course you can.
Then why don't you: Ask those who have tired
II and they will tell that Hostetter's stom.
ach Bitters Is a matchless laxative, enectual
without violence--thoroughly Alternative, but
perfectly reliable. It invigorates. too, no less
than IL regulates tbs system. and it 10 chiefly to
this first quality that It owes the permanency of
its regulating effects. since, II vtgor il lacking
in the region Of the bowels, the stomach or the
liver. healthful activity In those organs Is sus-
pended. Deobstruents and cathartics in general
are simply that aud nothing more; they relax
the bowels merely without inyigorating them,
aud as their laxative act ion Is usually abrupt and
violent. they really tend to weaken the organs
Use the Bit ers- ako. for malaria. rheumatism.
Indigestion. debility and kidney trouble
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-07-22
THURSDAY August 6. 1891.

At 40 D. NJ. for furnishing aud putting up
metallic cases and racks on the New nall or
heeords. according 70 the specification and plans
on nile in the Clerks once. next to the Court
House. A guarantee Dond Ia ths sum OF $500 win
be required for the faithful performances Of the
BY order OF the Board of Chosen Freeholdsrs
JOHN Y
CLERK.
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NOTICE TO cRKDIroRs

s Estate Of Nary 7ardisy. deceased. Robert W.
Ezrdley executor OF Nary Eardiey. deceased. By
order Of tbs sarresese Of Hudson County dated
June :. 1881. hereby E1ves nopce TO the creditors or
SAID decedsnS 70 bring In their deots. demands
and claims against the estate Of said deceGept.
urder oath or erlrmRtton. within ntne rrenfns
frcm tina da;s Of said order. or thor viii he forever
barred Of any action therefor against said executor.
kOBSk W.
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NOTICE TO o~RkDIToRs

Estate Of Hattie Puster. deceased. Henry Pustel
and Annie Z. stoitz. executors of Hattie Pus
ter. deceased. BY order Of the surrogate OF Hudson
County. dated June Is 1851: hereby give NOTES
70 ths creditors OF said deeedent TO nring IN theii
iaid deeedent. undsr OATH or afirmation within
nine n ourhs from the date OF said order, or they
VIII be forever barred Of any action tnsrefoI
ANNIE Z. sroLTZ
PUsTEk.i
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NOTICE 10 cREpIroEs

Fstata Of Mary Davis, deceased. Henry
stenens. surviving executor OF Mary Davis de
ceased ~ order q the snrrogste OF bud.
nouce 70 the creditors Of said decedent %
the estate OF said d~eeedenf, under oath or
snirmarion within nine months from the date
on said order, or they viii be forever barred OF
any action therefor against said execuIor.
ENR sTkFfESS.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
sa.se

Estate OF Patrick MeElhinnx. deceased. Annie
McLihfnuy, ADMINISTRATIVE OF Patrick AcElhinny.
de &c ased, by order OF the surrogate OF Hudson
county, dated June 8 ISL. hereby gives notice TO
the ereditors OF said decedent 10 bring in their
debts, demands and claims against tue estate Of
said uecedent, under cath or Affirmation. within
nine months from the date OF said order or tber
viii be forever barred OF any action. therefor
As1iA'' sAiu ANNIE McELHINSY.
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TX cHAxcraY OF NEW JERSEY.

To John Weocr-By virtue OF an order Of the
courto or Chancerg of New Jersey made on the DAY OF
the date hereof. in . cznss wherein Kate u Weber
i petitioner and yon are defendants you arD re
oufred 10 appear and answer 70 the peuIto1eF1t
petzKfsn on or before the fourtesnth aae o. August
nerd or in default thereof suen decree viii be made
zSainsE you As khe cnzncsllor shall think equitable
sDd just
from the bonds Of matrimo1y on the groand 81
Dsssd June .. 1891
Solicitor Of Petitioner.
M &c nsarssnsxs ssrssl Jsrssy cs1. III
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CITY NOTES.

Wire screens were placed in the
windows and doors Of the Seventh Pre-
ciuct Police Station this morning.
Thomas Sweeney was given the option
~of:paying IS fine or going 70 Snake Hill
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-07-22
NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT.

Notice & hereby given that the account Of the
subserlberx executors OF Abraham y. Zahriskie.
survfx ing trustee OF the estate OF sohn Tonnele. Do
ceased. will BE- audited and stated by the surros .se
OF the COUNT OF Hudson. and reported for seftls-
ment on Friday, the 10th day OF July next
LANSING ZABRrsKIg
AUGUSTUS zAnklsKIE
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. ssIesKE,s NOTICE 70 ckEDlroaS

Norice IS nersby given % the creditors OF Daniel
Torey Trading as Daniel 1oaey 4 Company OF
Jersey Ciy- hudson county. New Jersey thaf all
CLAIMS sgaiass MS estate must De exhibited 70 the
subscriber, bis assignee al his once No ! TX
ckanze place. JerseS Cts. New Jersey. un1er oath
or rma on or before the nineteenth day Of
August next. being Taree months from the date Of
the assignment or be foreyer barred from conaiug
in fcr a dividend q the estate aud SAID ereesters
are further noifed that a list OF tue claim Akx&tnst
me saf1 Daniel Ionsy viii be hled wlEh the urro-
gaze Of the County OF Hudson at the expiration OF
said three months when exceptions thereto may
be Med by any person Interested
MAMMALIAN l. ROSENBERG,
Asagnesl
Dated July 6. issl.
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Notice To Contractors.

Sealed proposal and bids will be received by the
Board OF Chosen freenolders at their meeting 10 be
held at the county Court house. Jersey city. on
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-07-22

4 Katharine kngeL Bertha Engel and AAry
Kngel-fou are hereby Inclined tnaf I have r1r-
chased for rke sum OF one hundred do45n<k Q191
Ief namssr forty four On block nnn Der se o. e
By Commissioner OF Adjustment APPOINT
Cd BY the Circuit Court Of the County Of Hadeon-
IN pansaanee Of Chaser cxu Of sns Avs q - :
o. me Collector e the cits q Jersey en-, o. the
III oay Of February, sgboeen hundred and atneX
a. . sale made ~ the Cizy Collector OF the s144
cffy. under and ~ rzrSus Il the provlsious q kho
said ael ent1fied ~An act concernlAE tne re{<fe
meat and collection Of arrssrAgss Of unpaid t1xe%
asse ana water r8pee or water re1U "
cities Of this state. and imposing and lery1G :
tax szsezmea< znd Eeb. h sisu md tn1t14do -
slch arrsAr4Ees End 90 enforce To p4ymsnf f1eru
Of and &C uEo<ide fer the sz1a Of lands s1b1oc< -
fux1re tzxarl01 ara a1sns2ment. p19E<
xaren d 18k ana the S-upp@emeuts tneFxru
aad rou are hereby further nocned
thaf rou have on claim 70 save. an inreres< kh4F914
and unlczs kas said to4 tract or perc<l q l4E4
shAh be redeemed As provided IN said act and t1e
tnpDlemen = thereto. before the cxpir1fzoo - six
months from anq xrtsr he ssrvios hereo1 -
To- Iha<sns I'll 3 sisea Aecsrdias -
Dated jersey Czu. hay !, f3st
FErEz XMLEH
pzETafe4-
McEwAx 4 NcEwAS
k<<ornays tor 4ssiGnoe.
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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-07-22

After diphtheF ia. scarlet fever, pneumonia. or
any other severe illness. there Is no better tonie
than Hoods SarsapaIllia.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-07-22

Bertha, what dress have youto wear?
You haven't any that you've not already
worn two or three times at least, and !
desire my daughters to make as elegant
an appearance to any Of their friends on
this occasion" said Mrs. Gregory.
AS Mrs Gregory was a particular
friend of Mrs Langdon. she felt in duty
bound to honor. as much as possible. the
advent of her daughters to the fashion
able world: and the attire Of her own
daughters on this occasion was an impor-
tant consideration.
"rm going to have Nine. Leicester
make over my blue gros grain silk, and
you know she Is a noted genius for re-
pewing worn ball dresses; but II. after it
Is done, it looks antediluvian and smells
musty. III do penancs BY staying At
home" said Bertha
Lena purchased the new dress and had
it made up without regard to expense.
Bertha's dress came from the mantau-
makers hands as beautiful as it could
be, and none would ever have suspected
it had already been thrice worn unless
she had been seen with it on 1t har-
monized admirably with her hair, blond
complexion. forming a vivid contrast TO
Lena's more brilliant style of ~perso-~a
attractiveness and pr1gnt, orange colored
robe.
The day previous 20 the bali Clara
Ainsley called. = sister Of Hugh Ainsley.
who was the fixed. central star around
which the feminine luminaries had ann
~bitiously beamed for the last two seasons.
each fondly hoping to be the finally
favored one