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We understand that Capt. J. c. Hurd
has bought an interest in the store OF
David D. DUNCAN, on Broadway Street,
This will make strong firm, as both Mr..
DUNCAN and Mr.. Hurd stand among the
most competent and reliable of our bu-
siness men. There is no more COM
petent and accurate clerk in the State OF
Ohio than Capt Hurd, and as salesman
Mr.. DUNCAN has few, if any, superiors.
Their fine store now fairly shi9es. every
thing is kept in such ample order.
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For Pianos and Organs, the very best,
better terms than you can buy or rent
elsewhere, address D. S. Johnston, Ports
mouth, Ohio. If.
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Scarlet fever in a mild form, and scar
let rash, still prevail in Jackson, and ex-
treme care of children is important
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The old Town House. being the old
residence of the late Judge Westfali, cor
ner of Main and Church streets. has been
purchased by John Burt and removed.
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Advertisements for insertion In the
STANDARD must be brought in on Tuesday
morning before nine o'clock If
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A little child of John Cody. on Ports
mouth Street, died of scarlet fever last
week
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1875-04-29

LOST, on the street, black plume
The person finding it will please leave il
at the Standard Office.
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Mr.. Bedel has removed his jewelry
store to Johnson's building, in Tolley's
old stand, where he will repair clocks
nd watches, and warrant them for
twelve months ap l5-3w
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The Indispensable Ennasly Wc;sicIaic.
Afyga.s Sf1Te--oiTyays ec3iaslc.
II :: -n.' Wounds, zsIUiSes, Cogafu-
s.oI~. = AIMS etc.
II EJoz. Is4eet1, -,RsstinG of
Gum, - :.isc fs$ EE5at't:, nc.
Il .iE:-Ee >Ese Files.
y D. .ss-. >: -. RI = nTis 49," Veins.
Ths -sI.:sty @cG I4s;ls:.seile H4.d Neu-
rolaia.
The cTsrc Fo- Asi-ezazs,e ssa EscE1ls, Lame
ness, Soreness s4.<s .-t'lsI+eNs.-
FoE Gravel -5tra1AcIlz' and Kidney
Disease
For Burns, Scsl.4S and 5.snEgsTEIs.-
For DiarTIlcR avid Chronic Esi2rrlleR.-
Foz CRtarrh and HggaV.s rs Ef~cis"Tges.-
Fo, Ulcers, Sores. Es.52 Is,c9 SstE-Zacs-
For ISxcOria tiOss- .,ss.s ( ,, 4ts.lS--
As Toilet Article fCs s4t.yiIsS<. CzS.
I'd has been in Essis'S years
For external Rn5 Internal SS-e.
Price - G-OZ. bottles, 60 sEss: sf-SS,
SI.OO; quarts, SE.s5.
Address HUMPHREY
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE Co.
Office and Depot, No s52 BROADWAY, NEVv YoT,-
FOR sale BIZ Az DRUGGIsTa
w. Z. HALE, Ag't.
Grafton Block, Broadway St., jackson, o
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r EGAL NOTICE.
Anna L. Tatman, Plaintiff,

Anna L. Tatman, Plaintiff,
jackson Conn
Abba Tatman, Defendant. mon Pleas.
The said Abba Tatman, whose place of resi-
dence is unknown, will take notice that said
Anna Tntmnn, on the 18th day of April, 1875
filed In the office of the Clerk OF Common Pleas
of said county of Jackson her petition against
him, praying to be divorced on the grounds of
willtul absence for more than three years, and
that said cause will be for bearing at the next
term of said court, f. B, BINGHAM,
apl5-6W Attorney for Plaintiff.
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Grafton Block, broadway St., Jackson, o
= EGAL NOTICE.

l.
John Bennett, whose place of residence is un-
known, is notified that Fannie Bennett did, on
the LIST day of pril, A. D. 1873, file her petition
in the office of the Clerk of the Court of Com
mon Pleas in and tor Jackson county, Ohio,
charging the said John Bennett with willfu
absence for more than three years, and asking
that she may be divorced from the said John
Bennett, which petition will stand for hearing
at the next term of said Court.
Dated April s, 1885.
FANNIE KENNETH.
By JAMES TRIP, her Attorney. CIV
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Paul NJ Lovejoy, of jamestown, has
been dangerously sick. out he is now bet
ter
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Mrs Easterling. wife of Marshal Eas-
terling. died on Tuesday afternoon.
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A Sound Health Maxim.

GOrder is heavens first law" This great
maxim fapplies with peculiar force to the dis
charge of the vital functions. Disease inevita-
bly, supervenes upon physical irregularity, just
calamity is sure to follow want OF system
and punctuality in the affairs of life. But while
il is next to impossible to overcome settled
mental habits of disorder, it is quite feasible to
remedy habtual Irregularities of the body.
Discipline the unruly organs by wise and time
ly medication, and health will be established
upon permanent basis. Although there are
many remedies prescribed for this purpose,
there is not one among them can compare IN
directneSS and promptitude of action with Hos
letters Stomach Bitters. For every disorder
affecting the bowels, liver and stomach. and
for the numerous sympathetic nervous all
ments to which alimentary or bilious disturb
anCes give rise, the Bitters are most reliable
specific. Their wondrous efficacy is attributa-
BILE to the fact that they first remove the cause
Of such maladies irreguIarity, and then by
their tonic operation repair the loss of physical
substance produced by sickness. Constipation,
biliousness, dyspepsia, heartburn, sleeplessness,
intermittent fevers, rheumatism anG nervous
tremors always succumb to the operation of
this safe and potent medicine. y regular habit
of body, good appetite, sound sleep and easy
digestion are among the blessings which its use
eonfers. 1t inyigorates, relieves depression Of
mind, and by promoting complete assimilation,
materially aSSlSIS III cONoIlhS tue aHSleS anu
holloy places of AN atkenuated shrunken frame
with firm, healthy flesh.
To the AH8icted.-No matter under what
form of sickness you labor, there is one great
truth you should keep in mind. All disease
originates in an impure condition of the blood.
Purify that, and the disease must depart; but
you cannot purify the blood by the use of poi
sonous drugs, and exhaustive stfmulants. The
best Blood Purifier ever discovered is DR.. Walk
er's famous Vinegar Bitters, compounded of
simple herbs. ap22-4w
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Long & Farrar, and o. S. Miller, have
got their names painted ON their business
houses.
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THURsDAY.--APRIL 20. 1875.

STENCILS is the heading of an ad
vertlsement in this paper. Look for it.
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Ophir Furnace has been rented to Pc
ter Hoop ir. for the term of one year.
with the privilege of retaining it four
years. Mr. Bundy will back him up with
money to operate the Furnace. A new
hot blast will be put in, and the
Furnace will go into blast perhaps in
June. A mortgage has been given on all
the property to secure the creditors
equally, after the preferred creditors Ii
any of the creditors should force sale
of the property, which any one of them
can do, they would very likely get
nothing, after prior liens shall have been
paid
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The jackson Silver Cornet Band, is
prepared to furnish music for political
meetings, weddings. parties, public enter
tainments, &c. All orders receive prompt
attention. Address all orders to.
laptf wa. STEELE, Leader.
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Town Lots at monthly and yearly pay
ments at reasonable prices.
March 6-tf B. KAHN.
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SPECIAL aoTIcE s.

d. l.. Pickrel sells the soft coal base burner
"Dubuque"-will barn for 20 hours without be-
ing replenished-elegant, clean, agreeable.
H. c. MILLER, CONVEYANCER and NO
| TARY PUBLIC, will give particular attention
to making deeds, mortgages, &C., and the pre-
paration of quarterly vouchers for pensioners
office, in Grafton Block, Jackson, Ohio.
Great Reduction in price of Stoves at D. L.
Pic1rel's Hardware and Stove Stove. Don't
buy until you see his Stoves and get prices. He
is selling the best stoves for less money than
any other person in the business. ap 15-St.
Builders and Mechanics can positively save
money by getting their hardware and building
material from D. L. PiclSreI. He keeps a stock
of doors, sash and glass on hands. Odd sizes
furnished short notice at reasonable rates.
Go to Pickrel's Hardware and Stove Store for
Crates, Fronts, Iron or Wood Mantlcs, best
styles. He keeps fire brick for setting CRATES
Hale keeps the finest imported wines, gins
liquors and brandies, strictly for medicinal use
only, of any one in Jackson
More Town Lots For Sale.-I have laid out
a number of town lots on the old Hildenbran
farm, on the west side of the town of Jackson,
which L will sell on reasonable terms, and sat
isfactory time This part of town is improving
more rapidly than any other part, and proper
ty is rising rapidly.
For further particulars, inquire of the under
signed, or George Pugh Judge Evans
apr90tf WIN. VAUGHN.
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Go to the store of I. & NJ Sternberger
if you want to get the worth of your
money.
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Look! Look

White and Brown Lime, Plaster Paris
and Cement, at W. A. Steele's, Stern
berger Building, opposite Gibson House.
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Dauber & Bro desire US to say that
they will offer great inducements in fur
niture to cash buyers for the next thirty
days in order to raise money to still fur
turing and handling furniture. If
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Court of Common Pleas will commence
on Monday, May "a, 1875. The follow
ing are the Jurors drawn:
GRAND JURY.
Jacob Martin, Andrew McMillen,
Milton township John J. Jones (far-
mer) John L. Jones, Jonathan Davis,
Madison township. Thomas Swany,
John Claar, jackson township. John
Johnston, James Hatten SEN, William
Hilligas, Samuel Hull, Henry Olendorf,
David Keller, Lick township. ]. W.
Hays, Scioto township. A. j. Cummins,
Liberty township.
PETIT JURY.
Abraham Barbee, G. R. Curry, Wash
ington township James Makinson, E.
w Jacobs, Jacob Miller, c. F. Bertsch,
Lick township. John Mccartney, Lib
erty township G. W. Jackson, William
H. Horton, John T. Jones, Hewitt S
Fork) Jefferson township. Hiram
Strawn, Milton township. Joseph Deity
jackson township,
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FoR SALE.-In Centralia, Ill, Frame
House, nearly new, nine rooms, good
well and cistern, barn, out houses, etc.
Situated on Main and Locust Streets
Population 1000.
For particulars address
B. W. LAWSON,
ap22-3t jackson Ohio
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am now receiving Spring Stock Fine and
to be found in the market.
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LoTs FOR SALE.--Town lots ofsaII sizes
up to FIVE acres, for sale in Austin's Ad-
dition to Wellston Terms favorable.
For particulars apply to Jackson County
Iron and Coal Company, or H. F. Austin,
Wellston, Ohio, IT,
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am now and Will continue to offer Dry Goods Notions
5oOts ana Shoes. cheaper than
fore.
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Probate Court Proceedings.

IRVINE DUNCAN, Sec'y.
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SATURDAY, JULY 3, 1875.
local Weather Report.
Wnsslesl-A Cook

THOMAS JONES. sergt. 3. ~. S. A.
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Beautiful Kentuckv Groves. OPpo.
site Cairo.

The most extensive preparations have
been made by the Cairo Alexander Hunt
ing Club to make this day memorable
and patriotic one in the history of
Cairo.
The ground, have been cleared OF UNI
derbrush, platforms for speakers and
seats Tor the audience have been erected.
fine dancing floor laid Oh steel springs
provided, and two cornet band, from
Chicago and Evansville and Prof. Ei,cn-
bcrg's fine string band have been en-
pioycd. Reireshment stands will De
put up and swings for the little ones
carefully prepared. This is no money
making business, but only provided for
he comfort and pleasure of the public.
The boat will leave at Capt. IIalliday's
whari.boat ~ follows No. at g o'clock
Il. m; No. : NJ . o. dock n. M: No. 3 at
IL O'Clock q. m; No. { at o clock D. m:
No. at 1880 p. III. No. at 2:;o d. M:
aud No. at $3.50 p. III.
Ticket, for the round trip, - cent :.
Children accompanied by their parents.
free. G-2g-Gt
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The IdiewiId Excursion.

The following named persons. besides
several whose names we could not learn.
will accompany the excursion party on
the elegant ldlewild to Paducal on the
Fifth:
John q. lIarman and wife, Miss May
Hartman, y. Linton and wife, Misses
lnogcnc. Ella and lizzie Steele, Mrs.
Page and son, Mrs. DR.. Warduer, j..
lIeely and wife. Jacob G.. Lynch and
wife, G. II. Cunningham and wife.
charles Henderson and wife. Miss Car
ric llurd, Harry Hughes. William Lin
ker, and several others.
The ldlewild will not leave Cairo as
stated in yesterday mornings issue of the
BULLETIN, at 10 o'clock tins morning.
but will positively take her departure
from our wharf-boat at ten o'clock p. IN
Those whose names we have men.
toned above, look forward to a very
pleasant journey, and will no doub
realize their highest anticipations.
The Idlcwild will arrive in this city or
the return trip, either Tuesday night o
Wednesday morning.
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a SOnluanibulist.

\ few night, ago Il young man OF this
city, who it Is said. i. in the habit of walk
ing in his sleep, got up about one o'clock
lit the gas. and after carefully laying
aside the clothes he had worn the day be-
fore, took from his wardrobe ~ 6no new
suit that he had,purchascd the day before,
put them on, and after arranging every
thing to suit him, he being very fastid-
iois in his ideas Of dress, cXtinguisled
the gas and went to bed. The transac-
ton was witnessed with much amuse-
ment by the young gentleman bed-fcl-
low, who remained perfectly quiet, and
when the somnambulist returned to bed,
turned over aud went to sleep. The next
morning the young gentleman awokc,
and finding himself in his new clothes,
white shirt, lavender neck tie and boots
nicely polished, all looking
as il he had been on
big tare, he was considerably sur
prised, and could not fathom the mystery.
lie hurrldly awakened his companion,
who, after rubbing his eyes and getting
thoroughly aroused, turned over and
seeing the pallid face ofhis friend, at once
burst into iii of laughter and eX-
/ claimed:
"You'rc n nice one, amt you Any
man who prctends to be member OF n
church, and who will get on II bum like
that. ought to be churched. Now don't
object to fellow "wetting" q new outfit
rs nice as that was, but swear do hate
TO see n man make beast Of himself
Who was with you, anyhow
The young man, as 1t Will be- seen by
the remarks of his friend. Is member OF
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The II, OIp, excursion.

The Knights of Pythas excursion on
Monday promises to be largely attended
by both old and young. The steamer will
leave Cairo at O'Clock u. M, and pro-
cced up the Ohio. a pleasant grove has
been selected where.thc steamer will land,
and all may enjoy dinner and dance
in the woods. Eisenberg's full band has
been engaged. and all may dance to their
hearts content. The steamer will re-
turn to Cairo about O'Clock p. m, and
at 8 will go ont again down the river,
giving those who cannot get away in the
day an opportunity 10 enjoy an evening
excursion.
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Communicated
..DOhnny Banana"

Vr'~ RrLLErIN while perusing
your local columns, of ThursaNy MORN
ings issue, was struck with surprise In
being informed how one of orr fruit
merchants was so badly used.
II seems that the gentleman must have
bananas OH the brain. Perhaps the gem
tlcman has anticipated to make raise on
the bananas, and because the boat Oh
which they were shipped, charged him a
little more than he thought was right, he
now calls the maledictions of, heaven
upon the head of some of our steamboat
clerks. Maybe he forgets that he. like
all other merchants OF his class, often
causes the clerks of boats an amount of
trouble, solely on account of bananas.
II the gentleman is possessed Of all those
digniiied qualities of a banana merchant,
he would confer favor on me by visit
ing the wharf-boats of this city, and
there he will see many of his fellow-mcr-
chants, kindly asking, and must say,
almost supplicating, the clerk OF boat
to bring them few punches of bananas,
concluding by saying, II will make it
all right The clerk then, il he wishes
to win the esteem of all, kindly consents
to bring the fruit, providing the merchant
will be there to receive 1t when the boat
arrives. According to the agreement
the boat Oh her upward trip has the
bananas aboard. The clerk, as
soon as the boat lands at
this port, looks for the merchant who
has ordered the bananas, but to his dis
appointment, the smiling connie"".'ev or
Johnny Banana Is. not there. Let me
now ask the business men OF this city,
what Is the clerk of the boat to do with
his fruit, for which he paid his money!
l. he not allowed to dispose of it in the
best way possible Ii the banana Wer-
chant of this city will only look Hito
those affairs, he will find out that mostly
all fruit brought to this city is con-
signed to merchants like himself, who
instead of making it I'LL right, contrives
to ''make it all wrong"
II our banana merchant thinks he can
not make up for his recent loss, would
advise him to immediately appeal to Con-
gress to have Il law enacted and then ell
forced, by which no one but himself eX-
clusivcly, should have the privilege of
buying or selling bananas. According to
the latest accounts am afraid We will
have riot in regard to bananas.
Providing bananas will not now pay
for some time, would advise the mer-
chant to join CalrO's new show, and
within its classic tents sell his punches
of bananas. 80.
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Go 10 Louis Herbert's for PIISE.
Police Court.

Officers \. Cain and Sheelian arrested
two men named Thomas Owen and Will
liam Haley for disturbing the peace by
violent and offensive conduct and assault
ing and striking negro woman named
Emily Stratton. The twain We're taken
before His Honor Judge Bross, who. af-
ter hearing the evidence in the case, fined
them fifty dollars and costs each, aud in
default OF payment, sent them to the
lookup for twenty-sevcn days. The Of
iicers who had the prisoners in charge,
started them off to the lookup and when
near the BULLETIN Office, one of them
came TO the conclusion that he didn't
want to 30 to Jail, started across
Twelfth to- Walnut street OH dead run
and succeeded in getting away, notwith-
standing he was given lively chase by
the officer.
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during the past week 4 large mum.
Der OF chancery and law cases We're dis.
! posed of, leaving the docket of continued
suits smaller than for several years pas,
Notwithstanding the eloqucncc and
forcible argument employed by Justice
X. Cunningham in support of his motion
for a new trial of his sutagainst the city.
the court overrulcd the motion and refils-
ed new trial. The damages involved
did not justify Mr.. Cunningham in APP
pealing to the supreme court, although
he is confident the jury failed to appre-
ciate the case.
In thefollowing causes appeals have
been taken TO the Supreme Court: G.
NJ. Alden 4 Co. V. Mathuss Il uhl;
Bremen's Savings Bank vs.. Green &C. Il
V. X. X. Co., use OF Bell, vs.. Parker Il
Hodges ; Christian Mcrz vs.. John II
Roberts Parker Il Parker vs.. Wall &
Ent; Joseph Is. Reed ". n. o.. e. 4 st.
l.. r. II. Co.
jacob Bradley, heretofore convicted
of larceny and fined and imprisoned, re-
gained his liberty yesterday by entering
into bond to pay the fine and costs in
five months.
In the application for attachment
against the Receivers ofthe G. & V. r. II.
the writs were awarded aud parties held
to bail in the sum of $500 each.
Court adjourned sine die.
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Glorious Fourth

The Turner Society will give grand
patriotic celebration Of the coming An.
nivcrsary of American Independence at
TURNER'S GROVE,
on the Narrow Gauge railroad, eight
miles from Cairo, on
SUNDAY, July 4, 1875.
Every arrangement Is being made by
the society to make this day mcmorably
patriotic one in the history Of Cairo.
The Grove has been cleared of under.
br"-i', commodious dancing floor will
be provided, two sands-thc Delta City
COrnet and Wittig's striug band-have
been employed, rcfreshment stands will
be put up, swings for the children pre-
pared, and every possible care taken to
provide for the comfort and pleasure OF
the people.
a. G. Heslng, of Chicago, and John II.
Oberly will deliver addresses, and
speeches will be made by d. Il. Linegar,
Esq, Harmon Black. Esq, and Judge F.
Rross.
Special Train will run as follows:
Leave Cairo-No. l at 8 am: No. 2 at
ii am; No. 3 at Ills PM; No. 4 at 2:l5
pm. Returning-No. 8 at 8 pm.
Tickets, for round trip, 80 cents chill.
dren under IL, % cents-for sale at p. G.
Schuh's drug store, E. & w. Buder's, II.
Schick's, II. Meyers, A. Swoboda's and
New York store. 7-5-3t.
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SOsSrc.

ILLINOIS CESTnM RAiIpoAD Co..
OFFICE OF GENERAL Agent.
CAIRO, llls., July |, 1870.
Excur-ion tickets for the ith OF July
will be sold from Cairo To any station on
the line and return. at one and one-iiith
fare for the round trip. sale Of eXcur-
sion tickets will commence on Friday.
July "a, and discontinue on the dcpar-
turc Of the evening train on the 9TH.
Ticket. COOL Ia return until July 9th. III
elusive JAME' JOHNSON
,-l-3t General Agent.
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Louis merbcr, has PILsENEK.
4. n. Marine Hospital.

DR.. Thos. j. Grfiiths, surgeon in
charge at the l.. $. Marine Hospital at
tie port of Louisville, reports the follow
ing as the condition of the hospital under
his charge during the month of June.
1875:
No. patients remaining the last day
No. of patients admitted during the
month Of June. ..................... Il
No. of patients treated during the
month OF June. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. III
No. of patients discharged during the
month of June. ............ ......... ..... 0s
No. Of patients died during the month
oil june. ........"....,.. I
No. Of patients remaining on the last
day OF Junc................ ....".."... q
No. outdoor Marine patients treated
during the month of June..........,"
No. OF private patients treated dur
ing the mOntl, of June. ,.......,......
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gs5- Big reduction in prices OF Feather
busters. at Schuh's drug store.


For several days past valuable pieces
of rope have been disappearing from
Browns coal fleet in the upper part of
town. aud no one could account for its
loss. The officers We're informed of the
matter 4 day or two since. and began
looking the matter up, and yesterday
morning arrested two men, one OF whom
is the short, heavy set, red-haircd ndiNid-
,ial who made such anoise on the corner
of Eighth street and Commercial avenue
a few days since, selling cheap icwclry