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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-05-28

RSS@ The Sixteenth Animal Convep.
tion Of the Ohio Sabbath School Uniop.
an undenominational, dnsectarian So
ciety, viii be held at Newark, eommenc.
ing jane sth. Among the proceedings
Of the first day viii be an address bv
Clifton NJ. Nichols, of Springfield. on
the Compensation Of Christian Work q
Each county, society and school in Ohio
is requested to send at least one delegate.
Credentials can be obtained on applica-
tion to r. scowden Corresponding Sec
rotary, Gallon, o. Each school which
has not contributed to this organization
dHring the year is requested 10 send its
subscription by It's delegate.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-05-28

p4r The Columbus Dispatch, Gov
-erlor Aliens organ, take sides with the
Pope against Bismarck. It qualities
the German logic as ''nemorseless" It's
opinions will not be likely to exert much
influence on the Pspal struggle in
Europe, but it will be pleasant to the
Universe to know that the GoSernor's
organ is steadfast in its support of
Instrumentation. .4H
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-05-28

B9- The U. s. Centennial Commits
sion met in Philadelphia on Friday,
General joe Hawley was elected Presi-
dent, with six1 Vice Presidents from
different States. The Executive Com
mittee elected A. T. Goshorn, Of Ohio,
Director General, wah Major Arch as
Secretary.
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AN ORDINANCE

10 Wlden Wayne Street; betueen Garrison Street
aud Bfyehard UeHue,
SECTION /. Be 1t ordained by the City Council
of the City of Fremont two thirds of the members
concurTing), That Wayne Street, between Garri-
son and Birchard Avenue, be widened; and that
for such purpose all that part of inlOt number two
hundred and forty-one (24l) lying west of the west
line OF in-l0ts numbered two hundred and ninety-
six 1896 and two hundred and ninety-nine (299
(as designated on the city map of Fremont drawn
and complied by Frank Krause, civil eDgineer1
extended 70 the track Of the Lake Shore and Mich
igan Southern Railroad, be appropriated aud con-
demnedi and that the cost and expense of widen
ing said street shall De levied and assessed upon
the lots Or parcels OF land benefited thereby, as
provided by law.
Passed, May "a 1878.
j. p. ELDERktN, President Of Council
Attest; II. b. SMITH, City Clerk.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-05-28

B@- Mrs Lincoln having been adj
judged insane, on the 18th, thefollowing
day attempted to commit suicide by tax
ing poison, but the druggists all refus-
ed to sell any to her. She finally got a
mixture which she supposed was pois-
onous and took it, but it did not kill.
She is now confined at Batavia, Illinois,
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-05-28
BSp 1t is now asserted that nothir

B@- 1t is now asserted that nothing
can be done to prevent the troubles
upon our Mexican frontier Until Con
gress meets and takes some action Our
posts there being SO far apart, enough
soldiers cannot be spared from other
points to guard the frontier and prevent
stAs odtrqsss &.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-05-28
The Black Hills Geological Party and
Miners--TrOuble Brewing Among
the Indians.

CHICAGO, May 24-An Inter Ocean
reporter at Fort Laramie telegraphs
that the Black Hills Geographical Sur
veying expedition left that point to-day
and crossed the North Platte river. Ear
ly tomorrow morning the entire party
viii take up the line of march for Raw
Hide Greek, about twenty miles north
of Laramie and Platte river. Numer-
Gus mining parties are encamped in the
vicinity awaiting the movement of the
military with the evident intention Of
following their train for the Hills soon
after them departure. +" y ~ VA
Scouts bring in reports that trouble is
brewing among certain warlike hey
ennes and dissatisfied Sioux who haye
been holding councils in the neighbor-
hood of the Black Hills to devise means
Of harrsesing, and. if possible, intercept
ing the iexpIoring parties. aIhe Ohey-
snnes belong to the tribe that lately left
Fort Fettermah. The Sioux are young
Indians in hostility to Red. CLOUD and
Spotted Tail, and are taking advantage
Of their absence At Washington to take
the war path. ~ EecsA f
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-05-28

This interesting bit of gossip is from
the Washington dispatches of the Gin
cinnati Enquire; Senator Jones, of
Nevada, to whom Grant wrote his won
derful financial essay, has been into Wall
street, and came back a sadder and wiser
man. He had himself made a director
in the Panama Railroad Company, and
undertook to bull the stock from 35 or
thereabouts, and succeeded in running
it up to 10. Jones was at one. time
$780, 900 ahead audlall went nicely. Jay
Gould let him have the stock, and Just
as he was ready to buy, and when the
senatOrhad Completely loaded mp with
the stuff, the wicked Gould took bis
scalp as neatly as, Red Cloud himself
could hsve done. I UThs ssepatoF Is out
some 800. 900, andi now said not tobe
so very anxious to keep q house in
Washington city. HHI III
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-05-28

BG- It now appears that the stories
about the grasshopper ravages and prob
able destruction this year, were prema-
ture.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-05-28

p9- Hon. Jesse D. Bright, ex-U. s.
Senator from Indiana, diedat Baltimore
ON the Goth. He was troubled witll
heart disease. ..-sl .s U-- ctii
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-05-28

bSr Fourteen revenue, ,oficers--storei
keepers and CANCERS, bit the dust in the
First District Illinois, last week. They
were too intimate with the whisky ring.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-05-28
Sfr0lyed or St0Tell.

GTRAYED Or SIOLEN--A DARK
~ brown work horse, blind IN LETT cge. Any
person who viii tpka up same aud notify me BY
word or mail will se well paid tor trouble. AL
BERT A.. ANDREWS, cor. Cherry and Central
ave-, Toledo, o.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-05-28

WTANTED-SOME PERSON WHO
w is engaged in or connected with a perma-
nent business in Fremont, to learn the Telegraph
business sufficient to take charge of the office Of
A. 4 p. Telegraph Co, in connection with present
or prospective business. Could make II quite an
object. Address, the Manager,
2i-tf A. n p. TELEGRAPH Co., Toledo, o.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-05-28

AL ESTATE BROKERS,
TOLEDO. .oHIo.
LIANDS.

1000 of choice land heavily tmbered per
4So choice land opehaf prairie County, Ohio
the verylow figure of $40 per acre. third payments
choice pieces ofmb PaudDg Co.. o. at $2 so per
acre Vi .t,,,1 .I f,so .'G aaa-as # b.a...iaa I a
70 aesland well located within eight miles Posttce at
$40 per Surrounding lands selling at $65 per acre
road all the and gauge railroad which will
be built Few Of these lots 81 900 eachS1OO
cash balance payments six per cent interest
Better than savings bank This worth So acre be-
forsfye years dkM Gh5f
% lots Rafnsperger Kelley crims addition near Monroe
street railroad close works Wagon Company will be sold
bargain for the whole part time Call at office for
and terms
so acres land in Anderson County Kansas cheap
40 acres land six miles pooce Lucas county well ItoT
Ooo 500 cash. balance $500 per year. six per interest %
is of the bargains offered.
Also Is acres Monroe p miles of Mlburn WAGON
Company for $4,000; $500 cash, balance and years
Choice dwellings, price $4,000 each in the CITY, ve
Gated and easy payments ea
Building lots in all parts city $3.50 each to ss 900 Paw
ments to suit.
We would like strangers coming to the citv call ~
Office Correspondence carefully answered and solicited
KELLEY BROTHERS
2247 Rooms Nos. II, Chamber of Commerce
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-05-28

Gordon's train of Black Hills gold
hunters, consisting Of forty-seven four
mule teams and 40 men was captured
on the 18th inst.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-05-28

R7Ehe Grand AEny pc tserhbI },
wbicll hras organized and lairSctta Die
apnudl ceiebraAdn, hxea Oh Ny 9th
a. the da5, but, aitsf one years exper-
ienee Of that day falling upon q, Sunday,
made a general order that whenever
May 80 fell on a Sunday the services
should be held on the preceding day.
In accordance with this rule the order
has been issued this year for the obser-
vance of Saturday instead of Sunday,
throughout the United States, and SO
far as we can learn Saturday will be OBJ
served as Decoration Day everywhere
except in Cleveland, where new 10
cal organization, not connected with the
Grand Army, have determined to hold
the services on Sunday.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-05-28
IMPROVEMENT NOTIGE,.

NOTICE is hereby given that the CITY
~ Council of the City Of Fremont, PASSED t6e
following resolution May 24th 1915:
Resolved, That in the opinion of this Council.
(two-thirds Of all the members concurring, il n
deemed necessary 20 grade and gravel State Street.
from the east side Of Matn Street 10 the west side
OF Lynn Street, and In accordance with the plaps
and profles In the office of the City Civil Enpineer
Fremont, May 9th, 1875.
22.2s' II. B. SMITH, City Clerk.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-05-28

III
ant Governor, Judge OF Supreme Court, Attorney
General, Auditor OF State, Treasurer OF State and
one Member OF the Board OF Public Works. The
basic Of representation in the Convention win be
one delegate for every 400 votes cast Tor A. 7.
Wikof for Secretary Of State in 1874, and one ad-
dtiOna delegate for any fraction OF 2)0 votes and
upwards in each county. This viii give delegates
20 the counties named below, as follows:
Huron................ Seneca. 6
Hancock ,............. 5
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-05-28

DIANO FOR SALE.-Can be seen at
Il the residence Of J. R. Bartlett, Esq. For terms
address j. p. Carroll, Box IS, Ravenna, Portage
Co, Ohio. JOB
EOR SALE-By private contract,
II two very large city lots, fronting on Court ST.
within one block of the r. r. Depot. and number
ed respectively a5I and 95S on city plat, forming
Alec tn rec acres OF excellent ferii land, with
good house and barn, cisterr and orchard thereon,
situate on Buckland avenue, adloing the present
propertv of Mr.. j. Day, near Spicgel Grove. For
terms, &c, apply 70 N, c. WEST Fremont Gu
EOR SALE-SCHOLARSHIP-In
II Toledo University; liberal advantage given.
Applv nj the Office OF this paper. Soft
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-05-28
The fremont aoarual
FRIDAY, MAY %, 1870.
a. 3. BAIsIEY, EDIron - FRopRIEToR
Rannhlican State Convention.

In accordance with the call Of the Republican
Central Committee the State Republican Conyen-
tiOn viii be held at Columbus on Err.
vr,uR9r,gnAV frrNE Oh fGTs
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-05-28

1000 Of choice land heavily imbere at so per
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-05-28

Total to JaRaary !, 1eI6....--... 80, III, ,59i 90
To meet this are the following items:
Balance in Treasury No
vember 10, 1sI4.........s ~, 500 50
Estimated collections on r-r- .r-r-r--
duplicates oil 1ST4.... !, 40, ,1f0 o6 ~
Estimated collections from
miscellaneous sOuFoes.... 49,O00 90
Tso -oa n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-21
G EORG ETC W N.

THE INITIAL ENTERTAINHEST in the new
han of the new school building last evening
was a great success. There was n large
audience present Of prominent citizens. with
their families. and the fine singing of Mrs.
Camp. Miss Kate Cooke. Mr.. sam. q. Young
and Mr.. Austin Herr. with the artistic per
form ances on the'pianO ofProfs BcnkertaTd
Mozart looking) Gloatzucr, was "a fine must
cal treat, while the court room and recon
struction stories Of that remarkable mimir.
James r. CowarClin. were highly apprecia-
ted. Judging from the hearty laughter all
over the han. The new hall is neat and rret-
~. lust about large enough for Georgetown
but has two defects. IL is too high for a O.
coustic excellence. and the gallery seats are
not inclirei enough. But IL supplies a want
lor 2 felt b. 70, ola suitable place tor respect
able evening entertainments i'll the way of
lectures. concerts. &c.
GRAIN TRADE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TONS
Tie milieTS and gram merchants OF George
town are quite Indignant at what seems tn
them a studied effOri on The part of the Bal
tlmore papers 10 miSrepreSnut the transac-
tons in grain ~ this city. For instance the
safes OF Thact ynSter ,aS amounted 10 q 500
bushels; the SiG1 OF this morning states that
500 bushels were received, and ,leaJiy that
amount disposed Of.
SIDFwALKs.-The much-nneded work of
PAVING the sidewalks OF Greene street from
Bridge TO Water streets. has commenced
BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS.-Ata meeting
OF the Seventh Building aSSociat iOn held AZ
GOdGard'S hall on Monday night Is shares
were drawn al 81 ~.
RIVER AND CANAB.-Arriced by the
canal-BOat John u. Tur-On. with 100 bush
els OF wheat for J. q. a ]. VI. Waters: boat
e. +. Waters, with 900 Bushels of wheat and
2.oG0 bushels Of corn for the same firm Rv
the Baltimore and OaiO railroad a car load
OF wheat for Il. NJ. TalbOtr
GRAIN TPAnE-SaleS are rppOrfal to-day
Of 1925 bushels OF wheat at from eIa5 10
sl.4GH per buShei ari 1000 bushels OF corn
al Sc cents per bushel for yellow and IS cents
for white
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Died Suddenly of Heart Disease.

low common is the announcement. Thou
sands are suddenly swept into eternity by
this fatal malady. This disease generally
mas It's origin III impure blood filled with irri-
tat!ng. poisonous materials, which, circu-
rating through the heart, irritate its delicate
TISSUES. Though the irritation may at first
be orly slight. producing little paipitation
or irregular action, or dull. heavy, or sbarp
darling pains. vet by ana Icy the disease be
comes FIRMLY seated, and inflammation. or
hypertrOphy Or thickening OF the lining mem
brane or of the valves, is producei. How
wise TO give early attention 90 ease of this
Kind. Unnatural throbbing or pain in the
region of the heart should admonish one tina :
all is not right, and II you would preserve il
from further disease you must help il to beat
rightly by The use of such remedy as will
remove the cause of the trouble. Use DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery before
the disease has become too seated, and il
will, by its great blOod-purifying aud Won
derful regulating properties, effect n perfect
cure IL contains medicinal properties
which act specifically upon the tissues OF the
heart, bringing about healthy action. Sold
by all Grst-class Druggists.
HEART DISEASE Cured.
RoCKPORT, Spencer Co. Ind, Feb. ], 1874
Dr. r. Y. Pierce, BsGGio, " T.:
About two years ago was afflicted with q
disease of the heart, which at times create
pressure around f., almost causing suiIo-
cation. saw an advertisement of your
Gotden Medical Discovery, recommending
then bought half a dozen bottles of h. and
after using three bottles ] was entirely re-
ieyed and am now enjoying good health.
Gratefully yours,
eO6k Wits KuJIAS
GOLDEN BILL. is the best and cheapest
family -four in the market. all:
CoRNs, &C.-"The wise tcr health on daily
walks depend" and thousands patronize Dr
Whites establishment, SIS 18th street. Oppo-
site u. y. Treasury, 10 avoid painful COrnE
BuntOns, Inverted Nails, etc.
The SINGER SEWING MACHINE sales OF
1872 were S2f9,GS0. 4t2-swt
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70 ave ABOUT che Same number OF scratches
as. Ltoyd's face.


as. Ltoyd's face.
aIsCFLsANEOUs CASES
RnA Jackson, nd bOist'ra ~; ss. fHilaf,-
ma Waller and EliZabeta Villa rs, as
Sault ard -,,ttery On Mary Jane
Hart. who Esd three corner cnt in her
fInntispicce. which sir told the court was
made with a stone drown by one OF them
which was afterwards. from testimony shown
10 have been thrown ny JohanaaWaiker: go
and costs OF 80 days in Jail. Appeal motel.
Jacob IiVen. assault on Moses Reim ont; 81.
Robert buchanan and George Marin. col
ored. charged with the larceny of fouF hun
dred pounds Of bacon from John L. Best. in
the county. lt was shown in testimony that
these men went 20 the smoke house OF Mr.. g.
in the night time, and. removing a hog at the
base. crawied under and cleaned the house,
Martin was dismissed and Buchanan was
committed for action of the grand Jury. JOS.
Hughes, cOlOTed. assault and battery on Geo.
wells, little white orphan boy; IS and
costs. Emily lverson, assault and battery
on louisa Jackson: 81. William IveT~On,
threats TO Beverly Jackson; bonds TO Keep
the peace Lewis Smith, assault and battery
ON Martha Bowen; al.
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THE COTRTS.

CIRCUIT COURT-JUdge CG1ter.
To-day, Coleman at. Sharp; jury dis
mara; settled. Keyworth aSt. Hamlink and
Lewis; verdict for plaintifi, less @T5. Kelley
Az; Dowmman; verdict for plaintiff. sl.3Si
Galt agt BroGghton n Palmer; submitted
ard dismissed. The jurors were discharged
Tor the term.
EorITY CoURT-J,aEye VtHie.
To-day, Hovey a.t. Mcdonald: demurrer
allowed on costs 10 date being paid by COM
pIalnani, and leave TO amend in six DAYS
Manson agt. POulsOn; trustees sale con
hrIned nisi. Seike 81 al. agt. Cripps ct al;
restraining Orsler directed To- issue. return
able May !. 1876. Minor agt. Minor: refer-
euce To Special Auditor Ingcr>olI 10 report
on prayer OF bill. Jones agt. Freeman; APP
pearance Of absent defendants ordered. Bal
lard agt. Mandle ei al; pro cOnfesso against
defendants Milford and First National bank
of New York. vacated on terms. Housam
agt. Eaton; title and estate in part lot B.
square 4J0 Invested of infant defendant
Kelly agt- Heller; submitted on motion TO
Nacdie pro coniesSo. discharging Col. Thoanp-
son oi motion Snowden agt. Snowden. pro
conie>so, and To take proof before Examiner
Cruiksnank. In re, lunacy of Kaiser: loan
and sale authorized.
CRIMINAL COURr-I,1dge DIN.
To-day, William Robinson. burglary and
larceny; guilty; sentenced 10 three years in
the Albany penitentiary; Carter Bell, az
larceny not guilty. John Diamond larceny:
nolle pros. Thomas Babbington, assault
and battery tappeai); guilty. Tyler Turner
va cO1NlCteu Oh petty larceny 4 nu sentenced
10 jail Tor three months.
POLICE COURr-yldoe gnel
To-day. abraham Bryan, loud and boi -
teiUyl~; -. Vim. Hunt forfeited collateral.
Martina Walker, loud and boisS erous; s..
1Ohn Cullinan. same. s.. VIM. Powers, a
cosOTed vagrant, was sent down totile gravel
pits. Virginia Motley, prOfane; IS. Armis-
tel Glbfand. charged W tn selling LIQUOR
without license; dned sos. James Hill. col
ored. carrying razor; $50. Also. charged
with breaking the windows of a hoyse be-
longing 10 Francis Lucas; SO
LAWYER 80. CONSTABLE.
Richard Y. Lloyd and L. S. kimmeu was
charge With All ARRAY. Lloyd IS an attorney
ard Kimmeil county constable The scr{n M
mage occurred this morning on eth street
between ID and T. streets. about the leyyisg
by Kimmell Ola some chattels belong ing TO =
client of Lloyd's. Officer Benton was pass
ing at the time and snaked them both in
file testified that they were both puaching
each other about as last as possible. Lloyd
seeming to- be getting the worst of IL. In
court klrnmell pleaded guilty and Lloyd not
guilty. Lloyd took the ground that he was
assaulted and was defending himself. which
he not only had the right, but was i'm duty
bound TO do. The Court didn't view IL in
that light, and imposed the usual fine -
Zach Nh. Lloyd remarked that lie Thought
he had got his moneys worth as could ba
seen BY the face Of Ein.meli, which appeared
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The ENp. of Tkousauds.

The iDcOnvenience-to say nothing of the
daDger-Ofa bad cough or cold, is terrible 10
incapacitates man for business. spoils his
appetite, subjects him TO pain and makes
him, I'm body and mind. thoroughly I'M
comfortable. Yet, In forty eight hours he
may get rid OF all this. by taking Hale
Honey 81 HOrehO,utd and Tar according to the
dir ctions. Otherwise the complaint NAV
stick To him all Winter, or, peTchance XIII
him before the spring.
ifke's Ioofh-Ache DTops-Cure in one min
Ute. 90
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pFFGRrNrNr % rHE lNrER -

fFFARrNFNr ~ THE lNrER -.
. tFFlCEcF tNulAN AFEsEEs. MARI -. -
a'd Proposal. ifd .r~ei Proposals fur Ia Iial
sSSIs- 1lsss - :. 81 :, u :. a. the D..
WIZ hr rtcstNsd AZ No - " hife stree. Nv NatE.
MT J. ol.ck ~ GA TUESDAY, the .-fa saY ID
APRIL iNsS Tor turui-hing an the auani tfiss tlarr
EiNen aus CT all 4 he articles named q ~ ..alfp
inC lisf
The above plsce viii D. oren ZOE ll-.ness ON a, b
after April IL. Us.
, The hlds VIII D, open'd In the p~a-.u-s Of ti,-
ard 81 lnoiaL = nlnii~. usrs and l..-..s-.ra. e.
D. delegated b. n ~srrsta.A %. th- I--a,.4 r.n
rad pubhch IN "a" following rri-r
Class N. ! az 4. 80 click m
Ai2-s 10. a. u'rlat kp n
Cis-S NJ. q ~ Nctatk n m
~ ne go"dS HNrePtff fha BlauEaf.. All I.a r.
suiIe,l o. be 5,ii'.rt-i D., Nex Nork pc, 49,.
hl,ag', ~. l1ui~, r - Peal o, a. is-h ..ay ;.
Tie Blankets are tu o. delivered A. ..e -. tf..
place above named iutil.r the n,.rfh r. -.
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The ROEPD OF HEALTH met last night.
III Cox III the chair. Mr.. Marbury gave no
lice that AZ the next meeting he would sub
Ilit resolution Ia amend the ordinances in
relation To the muZZling of dogs from the
18th a. June 10 the 18th Of September so "a
10 read from Tie 18th OF NAV tO the 18th OF
october extending the time two months in
each wear A synopsis of The health officers
rep - Tor The week ending April l. Tn. was
Submitted showing 40 nUiSances abateI. !
causes -. death invest gated. cases Of Decu-
llary cOndifl ODS Investigated, ) burialS ~
PUBIC expense. q" patients treated by the
FtySicians 10 the poor, cOSt of medicines fur
EtShed by druggists To- poor - ~: dead ami
E'al> removed. -. marine products inspected.
~ punches Oi FISH. $50 bushels oysters.
1000 >hSd. l24-j1 herring. 1890 tavIerS
1880 crinS- ami g.. 90 clans. marine products
coLdeInu'd- 4lG punches fi~h, - bushels OyS.
tsT~- "ju herring. ~ tayier> and l.I0p crabs:
HnwEoie>Hme fool Condemned. - pounds
beef y pounds veal. 70 pounds mutton. -
pounds pork. 81 pounds bacon, &C &C.
Health Officer keeHe submitted a resolution
Recommending the condemnation OF lot -.
>GGaT" sos. a. "a nuisance and iJS abatement
ordered, adopted.