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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1891-09-03
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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-07
NEWS IN NOTES.



As soon as certain negotiations in
course OF discussion at the present time
between the UDited States and Germany
are settled The latter Government viii
Withdraw the embargo placed upou Amer
lean pcrk.
vately married. but net t. Mrs. O'Saea.
The National Capital.
The reciprocity negotiations between
canada and the United states will not
begin until Juue or Ju.y, although Can
adA's representatives were in Washing
ton ready to proceed with the Confer
cnce.
Secretary Proctor has been recalled
from bus Western trip OF inspection by
the President to settle some matters of
Importance to the discipline OF the army
In New York state.
Distrlct-Att3rney Nicoll vas yesterday
served with notice by the counsel If the
directors of tie New Haven Railroad
Company tn ct u motion would be mad
In Supreme Court, Special Term Cham
berf, today for a stay OF all proceedings
IN the matter Z the recentFonr h Avenue
tunnel disaster, also for % removal of The
case from the GeHeral Sessions to TIE
Oyer and Termlnef Court.
The preparations for Governor Hills re-
ception of April Is ut Albany are being
made on a grand scSle.
The New York Methodist Conference
at Yonkers yesterday decided against Hd-
mit6inr the women to membership ia the
Consistory.
In the Legislature yesterday the Repub-
licans submitted a plan for Congressional
reapportioament
In the Mckee murder trial at Rome'
Ga. Colonel George 4. Fry. leading couu :
sci for the defense, severely scored a fe-
male witness some few days ago. Her
IN sband demands an apology, aud says
unless 1t Is given he will shoot the Colonel
OF sight.
DR.. Thomas O'Rcilly Of 81. Louis and
President Fitzgerald OF the Irish National
League are, it is runored, divided on the
Irish leadership question.
At Rochester. Pa, nine tenants Of u
large frame tenement house were burned
10 deuth yesterday.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-07
STATE NOTES.

Rev. James Eells Of Saratoga Springs,
N. Y. has accerted the call to the Engle-
wood Presbyterian Church and fixed July
] as the date OF beginning his pastoral
duties. He Is not yet thirty years old and
was graduated from Hamilton College
and Auburn Theological Seminary.
Tn residents Of Mount Holly are pre-.
pairing a petition against the sppointnent
OF an Excise Commission for Burlington
County, a, they aver. the object is merely
TO secure license for q lot OF abandoned
hotels In various parts of the county, III
order to make the properties marketable
at a good price.
jeremiah Macdonald of Fairview, Ber-
gen County, VINO has been experimenting
with electricity for a considerable time,
cIaims to have made n discovery which, II
IL will do what he says, will revolutionlzs
the motive power of the world. His ex-
PLANTATION of the matter is that he can get
a current. by means OF a compound IN
ductiou coil. from the earth.
George Francisco, ~janitor OF the Newark
City Hall, voluntarily asked, at a meeting
of The Fiuance Committee. that mis- salary
of $45 q month be reduced to SIS. George
said he thought he was making too much
money. One Of the Newark papers re-
Gently published a paragraph show
ing that the jauilor got about eco a
month for extras, laundry work and ser
vices TO the committees.
In cutLing OFF the trees and brush on
the bog near Mount Holly, in order 10
break up the tramps' retreat, several gal
Ions OF whiskey and a lot of cutlery were
found slowed away in a hollow tree.
Bridgetown carpenters say they are de-
termined to stick to tneir demands OF In
creased pay aud decreased hours.
Sheffield Phelps, son of the United
States Minister to Berlin. is now IN the
reportorial staff of the New York World.
A Fairton man locked his wife in the
hen coop because she had not gathered
enough eggs to parallel his appetite for
dinuer.
Italian railroad laborers threaten to
Kill Landlord Nicholson OF the Cooper's
Point Hotek at Camden, because he re-
fuses TO allow them to walk across his
ret lawn In order TO make q short cut to
and from work.
Benjamin EVAN Of Cedaryills drank
from a bottle he found In a dentists
rooms in Bridgeton. When he was out
OF danger and learned that he had im-
/. biOed a dangerous liquid he felt like kick
irg himself all the way home.
In attempting TO take an Old violin
apart on Thursday, Casper Clement, a
charcoal burner at jacques Bridge, Cam
den county, found concealed ia IL roll of
greenbaeks amounting to 81. 70o.
The wife Of ex-CongresSnlan Amos
Clark, Jr., died at her home in Elizabeth
on Saturday afternoon. Her hus band is
seriously iii with the grip.
The tenth anniversary of the Camden
County Bar Association will be cele-
brated ON April 20.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-07
CORPORATION Notice.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON THE lsrH
~ day Of March. lesL The Commissioners OF A.
sessmenf and lhief Engineer aleu IN tho once OF
the Clerk OF the tCaru OF Street ana Water Com
mtssionere their ASSESSMENT mao aud
report Tor the opening OF
NEPTUSE AVENUE
from Berzen arenus 70 OCEAN avenue. The land 70
DC taKen for said Improvement may be described
first tract. beginning az n point on the southerly
side OF the Old Bergen Road. ~ fset distant from
the easferiy SID Of sea View avenue. measured a.
right anxleG thence so1therly parallel with yea
View avenue. 1AGfee 20 a point. thsnce easlerly
TO q point distant rs fees east OF the easteriy side
o. sea View avenue. measured at right angles
1z4.s1 feet 10 the ~southeriy side Of the Olo Rerren
Hoad; thence westerly along the sonfherty SIDE OF
the I'D Bergen Road 81 feet more OF less to the
point or place Of beginning.
second tract Is composed OF all tnat part OF Nep-
tune ageaEe yirg between the Old BerEe en- Road
and bergen avenue as drawn uDon the of1ciaf city
map on Gle in the onice Of the Board OF Street. and
Water commissioners
The land 70 De asssssed for said improvements
may be q described as follows
NEPTUNE AVENUE
from q point about I6 feet south OF Bergen aTenns
To Point distant about IS 1eet south OF Ocean
avenue.
And taet the 18th day Of April 1891, an 10 o'clock
a M and tie meering room OF the Board OF sfrest
and " ater commissioners are hereby nxsd as tho
time ana place when and wnere the Board OF
ene consider any cesec.sc- g said report . = -
Improvement that mas be presented IN writing.
By order Of The Board Of Street and Water Can
GEORGE t. BoUTox.
Clerk
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-07
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
oFF1c1AL p-RocEEpINes.

VI SAA1
The regular meeting of the Board OF
Education, held in the meeting roonl
Of School No. 3. Bav street, Thursday
evening, March 26, 1891.
Present at roll eall-President Voorhees,
and Messrs. Kelly, Moran, Garrison,
Pfugsten, Muldoon and Reid.
Absent-None.
On motion of Mr.. Reid the reading OF
the minutes of the previous meeting was
dispensed with, and they were approved
as printe in manual form.
PRESENTATION OF COMMUNICATIONS.
From w. w. Farrier, advising the
Board to look after School No. I, as he III
tended building in the rear OF that prop
city.
Referred to Mr.. Kelly.
From the A. j. Boyle Association, in
wiling the Board 10 attend the fourth an
nual ball of that organization.
GA motion OF Mr.. Reid the invitation
was accepted.
From the Board OF Street and Water
Commissioners, turning over the exten.
sions or School No. 4, fH reference &c
which Mr.. Garrison submitted the follow.
ing preamble aud resolution, which were
unanimously Adopted
Whereas, The Street and Water Com
missioners nav added -four new wings to
School No. 4. thereby creating eight ne "
class rooms sufficiently large to accom-
MEDIATE three hundred aud fifty pupils
which viii meet the demand OF q much
needed necessity In the Third district,
aud
Whereas, They have ~oveIhauled the
building inside aud out from top 20 boz
tom aud applied all modern improve
nIents. such as steam heating, new
closets OF the most modern n improved
plan (sanitary condition being perfect).
electric bells put ia every room, ventila-
ton, light and modes of ext improved,
building painted inside and out, thereby
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-07

Notice to Contractors.

SEALED WILL BE Ct ED AT
- the orice OF the Board or stre ct and Water
Commissioners on AondEy. April 18th 1881. II 10
O'Clock a d. for the impFo vemenr OF tn
STREET, from Grove street to Erie street, In ae-
cordancr s.-A specincalous on ne in the Office a.
the Chief Eng1neer. corner Of Jersey venue and
Mercer street. where blank forms OF bid anu agree
ment OF sarsties may be obtained.
EsTTGATE or QuAzTfTIEe-
About co cubic yards Of earta excavation
About t3 cubic yards of earrn zslnR.
ADouS - cuDsc yaf1s or sand or gravel dl1nE
About i.ssl square YARDS Of stone pavlaE<
Abo1t 10 hEeai feet Of new curDsgoneL
About q square feet Of new bridge stone.
About 10 lneal fort OF reset curhstone.
About ! manhoies 70 be reset
Time SLOWED Tor composition OF work forty dvo
90 Eo-king davA The making OF the above am
proven ent and award OF the contract therefor
Will be SUBJECT TO the rem cnstrapce Of the owners
assessment therfor-
Proposals mus BE- enclosed in sealed envelopes
endorsed Proposals for the Improvement Of fIf-
Chairman OF Committee on Streets and Savers
and handed to TINS Clerk Of the Board ia open
meeting. when called for In the order of business
relating TO sealsd proD0ssiz. No city Official viii
he accepted IS surety. nor win a substitution OF
sureues be allowed Tbs attention OF bidders ls
especially called TO Section Is OF the New Charter
CT / 5a' undeF the terms whereof no contract
o1ere1 BY the eontractor have been aDDrove ed by
the Board OF Fiuai &c. the President Of SAID euard
having power TO examine the proposed bondsmen
under oath.
By order OF the Board OF street and wster Com
GEO. T. BouToS.
49, o. -. a-.. 4.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-07
CORPORATION NOtlce.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAI on The
10 the Eosrd o. stFess nd w Agysas1 cemmssssoasr
BY 2; Z. Mcpherson and Others for the improve
mentor
from Summit avenue 70 Gray street. In the follow
70 have the street. for the fSli WAN thereof
graded 70 the established grade By excawataz or
40 have new ~ ZACH curt SET on esfhsr side
10 have the present curb reset and new inch
curb set where Necessary.
70 have ne cutters on enc side paved WITH sfo1s
10 have new blaestone nazg.ss I fsss wids lasi
10 nave The present nssg.ng rslaid ana new Jag
sTo have > IS inch drain pipe laid from Gray stress
70 nave new Hridsestons laid
70 nave tire preselt bridge stone erosssaiks ~
laid and new bridge stone laid where necess arg.
to provide for the Ro~ Of ne sarfaes wsser saa q
eonplete me Improvement IN 3 good and suDstan-
Notes Is also given that on the sth day Of rsbra-
airy IA me So oS @ .-sl errsa n T. asses s5s hilass a
ers their preliminary sketch showing Enzr prop
amount Of benefit 70 each lot or p2reeIo land.
also The probable am ounE Of assessment per foot OF
= n lnow ep en- 70 3 pnniiie inspecao1 IL the ofsce q
the Clerk OF me Board OF Street and Water Com
Notice IS also given that the following street.. Or
avenues. or particular section thereolArs fneladsd
m said ASSESSMENT. 3 ST.
from Summit avenue 70 = point about IA fest
SUMMIT AVE.
from Onion street. aeOas 8 feet east and 3 feet
And that the oh DAY Of April. 1891, at 10 O'Clock
Of s1reet ana water commissionsrz ars hereby
nxeq as The time and place when ana wlsss
meet to hear parties interested IN said zpplica-
n nrS ny maj may be pressntsd IL Writing
By order OF the Board OF street ana aa<er Con
missioner@ aorr pon~o
49, 49, o. a
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-07
CITY NOTES.

A memorial concert Ia honor OF Cover
neur l.. Norris will be given on Thursday
evening, April Q, at the Lafayette Metho-
dist Church.
The opening of the new rooms of the
John E. Dunno Association will be held
on Thursday evening. April Q.
ReDublicans' and 'CititZeus'" mass
meeting will be held at Cooper's Hall,
Newark avenue, this evening, aud at
Bergen Hall, Grand street u Summit
avenue. Wednesday evening.
The Board of Aldermen will tonight
meet with architects and builders to con
slider the subject matter Of the two pro-
posed ordinances now before the Board
concerning fire escapes aud fire limits.
Fire broke out in the cellar of
Greenleaf & Carpenters drug store, No.
34S Communipaw avenue last evening,
but was extinguished before much dam
age was done.
Louis D. Gerardeiu. aged seventy-eight,
died suddenly at his residence, No. 40
Ocean avenue this morning. The County
Physician was notified.
Mayor Cleveland has vetoed a claim of
$40 so, presented by Architect II. Broom,
for final payment for work on the plans
on the new Police Headquarters Build
ing. He says the work Is not yet COIN
plete.
latest acquisition to the swarm Is only
three years old. His name is not given
on the blotter at Police Headquarters,
but he lives in the rear of No. 20 James
street. he set fire to a lot Of loose hay
near his home yesterday. The damage
was but slight.
Charles TapDin. a Lehigh Valley Raii-
road brakeman. a TWO of his fugers
crushed while coupling cars yesterday.
He was sent to the City Hospital
A musical entertainment, followed By a
reception, was given last evening in Der.
gen Hall by the Aroma Athletic Associa-
tion.
All the cases which were to have been
tried in the Second District Court today
were postponed Tor one wee K owing 10
the fact that Justice McGrafh was called
10 Washington, ID. @.
TIE receipts OF the Home Building and
Loan Association last night 10
s596 The sixth annua statement was
presented and approved.
Frank Murray died at Christ Hospit al
on April 8 from pneumonia. His bod y
was removed this moraing to Speer s
morgue.
Police Justice Kimmerly will open
court in the new Fourth precinct station
honse on Communipaw avenue April Is.
Charles Fanant, twenty-four years old,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-07
BAYONNE.

The Board of Councilmen win meet this
evening.
Letter-carrier James NJ. Ryan was in
jtiated last evening Dy Baynnne Council
No. COS, Royal Arcauum. The member
ship is now sol, the number requisite TO
entitle the Council TO two representatives
10 the approaching session of the Grand
Council Of New Jersey. Past Regents
David 4. Crispin aud Thomas Farless will
be the representatives. Messrs. Hugh +.
Fox, Lucins 4. Higgins, Frederick C..
Scott aud Samuel S. Sundall were also
elected to membership.
The Board of Education met last even
ing, with eight of the fifteen school trus-
tees in Misses Gertrude L.
Earl aud Robina I. Harvey were ap-
pointed as fourth assistant teachers re-
spectively in schools Nos. 2 and 6. The
Secretary n several standing commit
tees submitted their annual reports.
The second annua reception and ball
of the Cadet Corps Of Bayonne Engine
Company No. l was held last evening in
the engine house on West Seventh street.
The grand march was led by Fireman
Josepher Stillger and Miss Julia Feeley.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-07
NORTH HUDSON.

Tonight a grand Democratic mass
meeting will be held at II. Froemchen's
venue, Union Hill. Good speakers will
be present and there will be music.
DR. John i. Luck is a candidate for the
Board of Education, and not for Council
Inau as heretofore stated.
The annual ball or the Dulcis Associa-
ton will take place at Froemchen's Hall
next Monday.
The Republicans of Union Hill held a
mass meeting at Ruth Turn Hall last
night. 1t was a very tame affair.
Every Democrat in North Hudson
should see that his name is registered to-
dow
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-07

ofcarssret avsaue 70 TIE vorris Canal thsses noru
conn centre has q ne Norris canal . tM
a,ons ne catrs NE q tns Nswark ard Neu ror<
sisa- ne a. I've sa - ..s'-s ~ ~ c1,ve,
svcurc. produced therce east along The eeutr<
70 Wcst SIDE nveune. ana toe centre tine o. culver
aveAue. rrouuced from West SIDE avenue 20 nsf
bergen avenue % the place q bezlnniag
EL1vFxrH fHNCfvCr.
Roueeeo a. feIloSE-Bsginning - TIC inier.ee
iign % me Hsckeusack River and Culver aseuns,
non the Hackensaek harer 70 West side avenue
f TO- 81 wss Ts M a rss 81 e, oo, s.s,s syssss pr9s se.
nortn along the eenfre line OF bergen swenus
q Asrtle avenue 90 CARRIED asenae thence north
along me cantre line OF oarneld avenue to C4rsr
6 6s'ss H fsiai 'Ai sSsa 'i ssos sssss t 70 s sss ssa "a. g
ooandary q TIE city. thence south sionE s<lt
lawn avenue. produced. Ihsnes wsst along iss
esatse Ans q Mooalawa svenue proauesd from
nortn aiong uhe Hacksnzsck kiver 70 the place OF
M "a ss Vsesn svsnas- bounded a, rollqxs.-
sssnas ~prodassa from New YORK sss %
the necken<ack kiver, east By New YORK Esv
from New York BAY 20 the Haekensack RiTsr. west
~ ths HackeasaeK River.
Al 70 Is Green vie avenue. bounded as fol-
ows-Aortn 81 the csutre hue Of Dsnforta
% aeeksnsaek River. east Gy New rorz BsS,
south. h5 the centre line of Neptune axeu ~ pro
dueed from New FORK Bay 70 Newark Bay. west b.
Newark Bar.
ForrrEkxrH rKrcrzcr.
~ No. 30 Ocean avenus . Bound "a as fofiows-
Aorth b. centre line Of aeptnne avenue produced,
from New York Bay to Newark Bav, west b New
ark Eay. south By Norris Canal east bY New YORK
Bay.
none IN accorasnes with an act o, The Lezsa sturs
ofthe state OF New serssy emitted An act 20 rexu-
lste hlseflonS" approved April IS fs56 aud the sup
plements thereto.
cny Clerks onlra jersey City. Aprle lsst-
john Z ScoTT.
City Clark.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-07

have been a sufferer from catar-h for 20
years. found immediate relief Ia tbs use of
Elv's Cream Balm. Since using It ! have not
suffered q moment from headache. sore throat
or loss of sleep. from which l previously suf-
fertd, caused Dy catarrh. / consider your Balm
Rvaiuahls renaedy.-R- q. vassar. 81 Warren
street. New York.
EIy's Cream Balm Il worth its weight In gold
IS Q cure for cafarrh. One bottle cured me-
). A. Loyei. Franklin. Pa.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-07

Joseph seeman Ct al vs. Henry Siemsyer. On
Contract. In attachment
Notice Is hereby given thai q writ Of attachment
81 tee suit OF Joseph Saeman and elxel W >eems1A
partners, ETC., AGAINST the rights ana credttz Ucc-
me nfs CT Henry Ntemeger. an onscondlng uspfo<.
Tor I be sum II eight hundred dollars issued 11t u
said eonrf on the twenty fourth day OF January.
A. D. eighteen hundred and ninety one. kesurnA-
BILE, aud retur ned into court. duly executed b tie
Shertn Of the County OF Hn1son. in the Sr4<e u
New Jersey. on the Fourteenth dzy Of February. -
d eighseeB hundred and ninsiy-one- 49,
DESxE MCLAUGHLIN.
r. 4. SEYMOUR Cxnnk
ATTORNEY for Plaintiffs.
Dated February z3s1 E2l
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-07

When Baby was sick. We gave her castoris-
When she was a Child. she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoris
Whsn she had Children. she gave them castoris
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-07
o. SETTLEMENT.

Notice IA hereby given thai the account of the
subscriber, guardian OF kuils ScnweiEzer. deceased.
will Ds andIted and statsa b. the surrogate OF toe
Corntr OF Hudson. and reported for settlement on
SATURDAY.. the twenty third day OF MAJ next
Dated March II D. 1881. -
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-07
STEAMBOATS.


EsfDE ROUTE L REDUCED.
BOSTON, s3.o0. PROVIDENCE. se-ex
Steamers leave new Pier &c =. r. one Diook
above Canal St. al p m deily. except sunday
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-07

at No. 54 FIrtn street. corner Coles street
Boundsd as follows Beginning AT the insersec
lion OF fhird street ana Erie street. thsnee north
along the centre line OF Erie street. 70 sixth street.
thence west alouE the centre line OF sixth street 10
Coles street thence sJuth along the csuGre line OF
Coles street to Third street. tneacs est aioa < the
Vt.~
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-07

At 10. 1ss lAldl1w ayenne. bounded as fol
lows-Beginning AZ tie intersection q Laid
Law avenue All Central avenua thence
westerly along ceatre har o. Iaiaiaw avenue 70
summit avea0e. thence -oethariY zloGg ceatre line
OF summit aeeane TO noRklns avenue. theuee east
eriy along eenca li1e o. bopki1s avenue TO Ten
uaf avenue. tnencs northerls along centre line o.
Central avenue 70 placs o. bsginninE
FIFTEENTH PRECINCT.
AZ kngins House No. = summit 2venue
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-07

At No. 81 Communtpaw avenue. Bounded as
follows Beginning at the intersection o.
EramhalI avenas and Morris Canal. thence
ncrIn dong the ceatre line OF the > orr.s Canal 20
Commuuipaw avenue. taence West Along the centre
line OF Communipaw Gve.ue 20 Bergen avenue,
thence south along fhe cent1o line o. Bergen ave
nue. 10 Bramhzl eNenue. thence east along the
centre line OF Bramhaii avenus 10 the place OF be
rluufn..
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-07

A. 20. az Erie street Bounded as follows
Eesinninx at the intersection Of SIxtn aud
line OF Erie street 70 fayonta avenue.
thence west along the cantro Ina Of favouia ave-
nue 10 Coles stresL rhsnce sJuIh along the centre
line OF Coles street 10 sixth stresL rhence east
beginning.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1891-09-24
compHNY's COUNSEL.
FAULKNER & INGLEs
FAULKNER & WALKER

FACTORIES, Company acquired
Of the choicest lands for Building Sites Factories &c On this
the famous Faulkner Iron Ore Beds with the richest Ore the
Cumberland Valley.
the attention of capitalists from all the world but has there
been such rush for her advantages and her wealth She's
advantage and the benefits Natures hand Manuac
railroad facilities ship out the goods and still be
the COAL timber We feel assured that West Virginia
the Berkeley Of West Vin richest garden
Company large shops city,
employing hands most Of whom skilled wormen, with
roll of from $4,000 $780, month"; with their lines with the
cities and railroads Of the United States
Valley from Harrisburg
Marnsurg and connects with the Pennsylvania
The Western Maryland Railroad has already survey West
Virginia. and only eight miles from this and doubtless will
complete to Na1tinsburg
The greatest Of
country running through the greatest belt Of coal and timber lands probably
the world their railroad
WILL will
Mineral
City Of Nartnsbug State with its
built either of
houses and residence The supplied
which from and failing spring sufficient supply 10000
people.
The streets nd houses lighted by gas and electricity
MINERAL AND TBERIn addition the 1000
and timber lands The will pleasure showing
visitors The climate Of Martnsbug heatfq
FAGToRIESTh Company ample grounds
and all kinds and call special attention in this
manufacturing
Virginia. and do all III its induce artisans all kinds
they cheap good
eachNpar value S25 full paid and worcestershire
len must be paid upon subscription and ten cent month
las they shall elect, until paid in full
Subscribers stock win have paid full
lis if they hold fully the
right to double the amount in the payment Of a lot
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1891-09-24

SPOKANE FAIas, WASH, September
"a. THE State Convention Of Demo
cratic Clubs met here to-day. Among
those present are Senator Faulkner, Of
West Virginia; Congressman Bynum,
Of Indiana, and. Chauncey Black. presi-
dent Of the National Asgociation Of
Democratic Clubs. An. address q
welcome was made by State Senator
Dunn, of Tacoma. In response to a
letter Of invitation, ex-President
Cleveland sent telegram Of congrat-
ulation and hope.