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To those persons who have wondered
why Dalzell is called Private" we can
say that it is doubtless on account of his
wellknown antipathy to appearing be-
fore the public-especially in the public
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Bristow has commenced to swing
around the circle 1t isn't long you
know, until 1880. and with the Kentucky
reformer and the great Ohio BOBBY both
in the field, both the reform element"
of the Republican party will be fittingly
represented in the next National cam
paign.
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Scioto Furnace is one of the most
steady going furnaces in this region. IL
has been in regular operation for twenty
two years, and is now driving ahead with
no danger of suspension.-ll Portsmouth
Times.
We were at Scioto Furnace in the year
1880, and it was in blast at that time. 1t
seems to Us now, wien we think of it.
that that was more than twenty-five
vaara a0o
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sheriR's Sale of Real Estate.

state Of ohio. Jackson County. as5
Court of Common Pleas.
Christopher Graham W. samuel \. Cuuy q al.
on order of sale.
Noiice O. hereby given, that In pursuance of
an order of sale issued nui Of thu Clerks once
Of said Court, ON the fth day % January. a. u.
is7s. and 90 me dlrscted A. sheriff of said cuuu-
~. viii ofer for sale, nf the dour of the Court
House, In said county Of Jackson, un
Saturday February 10th, A. d. ISIS.
nj one O'Clock y. NJ. of said day. the following
described real estate, situate Ia the county Of
Jackson aud state of Ohiu. tn.witi
Nots Number ds5 end &c In Wfilsions Jackson
county. ohio.
Prpratsail ~ follows
T.oi No. 50 nt tlsI ic.
Lot No. 90 nt sifO %.
Terms Of sale. cash on day ufsaic.
To b. sold a. the properly ~ samuel =. Curry
20 satisfyn Judgment aud decree Ia favor of
Christopher Gmham.
Given under my hand this iffh dav ~ Innu-
ary. A. n. ISIS. JOHN ~. EWING.
Sheriff Jackson Guuutys ohio.
=. n bingham, Att'y for Piaintin.
Elmuaw
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A few days ago there were some Re.
publican Circuit Judges in South Carolina
The State Supreme Court decided that
they were unconstitutionally chosen. In
the interest of paciication they were
0uafa1
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The Louisiana Returning Board, charg-
ed with forging election returns, failed
to appear for trial. and, we are tolf8 'ali
New Orleans turned out to hunt them. =
This will perhaps cause bland smile to
settle on the face Of "the second Lincoln I"
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LETTER LIST.

LETTER LIST.
List OF letters remaining In the Postoficc at
Jackson. Ohio, for the week ending Tucsd1y,
Jan. 20, lS7S.
Bennett Pereu NJ, Conrad Ell,
Condren Thomas, naggard Henry c.,
Miller Mrs Mary, Milliner Henry,
Robson Henry.
=PersOns calling Tor any Of these Letters picatc
say "advertised," !" and give date Of list.
II not called for In four weeks will be sent 20
Dead Letter ONCE.
s. p BALURIDGE. p. NJ.
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Sitting Bull, with large force of hos
tiles. is threatening to make it lively on
the frontier. Only one way to do it. Mr.
Hayes, withdraw the troops. withdraw
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-01-31

The Cincincinnati Times. the ablest
paper in Cincinnati, has too many Sands
in its "craw' to swallow Hayes Civil Ser
vice Policy. 1t can't Barret, so to speak.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-01-31

Three children, named Dixon. were
drowned in the Little Scioto, in Harrison
township, Scioto county. They were
crossing a milldam on the ice
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EnR SAL

FOR SALE In Central an5 INV s1d weiGrn ~,
fes- than the improvements are worth. ThsEs
places have been purchased "a forccd sales dur-
Ing the "hard timr-" uf past two years, hence !
can afluid to srn them at very low price,.
time 90 suit buyer, with fuudruitr tate of in
terpst. Titles perfect, and pp-si>-iuu given ui
any time. send Tor fall de-crpiiuuz. ". a..
LEONARD, 52s Pine ST., 81. Louis. NO.
Jau2i-ft
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la Its only mistake Of two letters. In
stead Of reforming the Civil Service,
Hayes and Schurz have been pretty sue
cessful in deforming it.
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We noticed the following in the last
number Of the GalliPolis Bulletin:
Owing to continued ill-health. the Pub
Usher OF The Bulletin desires to dispose
of the Office and goodwill. The paper is
in prosperous condition, and good OPP
portunity will be given parties desirous
OF engaging in the business. For terms,
&c, address Publisher Bulletin, Gallipo
lis. Ohio"
Exchanges will confer a favor by motto
ing
The publisher OF the Bulletin is Col
Vance, late member Of Congress from
this district. We learn that his lungs are
seriously diseased.
The Bulletin is in good condition, and
do doubt bargain can be had.
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= HEnIFF's SALE on REAL ESTATE.
State ~ ohio, jackson county, m.
Court of Common Pleas.
samuel 7. Bizzcss Va saran Morrow.

I0uTf % Common TlNl1.
samuel +. Bnxzess Va saran Morrow.
ON ist order % aaie.
Notice y hereby given. that Ga pursuance Of
an order 81 sale klauef uuf uf the CLERKS once
~ said Cour on the fith day nf January, a. D.
ISIS. aud 10 me directed ns shfrin of said ruuu-
-. / viii offer for sale nt the door ~ the Court
House, in sald county, ON
Saturday. February 10th. A. d. 1878.
az o'clock PM. % said day, the following de-
acrfbcl real estate situate IN the county % Jack
sou aud STATE of Ohio. to-wiE
The cmMt-hmli OF im-Aant No. seventy nine l1N.l
In said town of Jackson, on the hypothesis that
Pearl street in said town runs east aud west.
Apprnisud nt ssl %.
Terms Of sale. cash on day Of sale.
To BE- Eold ns the property % sarah Morrow,
70 satisfy Judgment and decree IN favor of
samuel r. BogRsaa.
Given under rny hand this il'h day Of Janu.
AIRY. a. ID. ISIS
JOHN ". EWING. sh'nJ.C.o.
James Tripp, Au'y for Piaihtin.
lTlan1W
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TO PEDDLERs.

Notice Is hereby given TO all persons whe are
pcddliug In Jackson county without altcense,
that they are equested to get the proper license
or the Statute Will have 10 be enforced.
II. W. PATTERSON, Auditor J. G.
Sept. A,ls76. II
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We take the following from the Ports
mouth Blade. IL shows where the hard
times originate. Ii is not John Shermani
it is tobacco and whisky:
INTERNAL REvENUE. COLLECTIONS FOR
lS77.-The following table shows the In
ternal Revenue collections made by Col
B. F. Coates in the Eleventh District for
the year 1877, by months:
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\ The boiler Of a portable. saw-mill ex-
ploded last week in Union township,
Pike county, killing a man named Brush
hart "t ft'f y" -'f
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- egHrs UsLAssaug -
THROAT, lungs. LIVER & BLOOD

IN tie wnudcrfu. iuciirifc o. which ne ani cic,i
love. De has ramtir 60 fh tffilaua riare % Ma
tirc's -avcIclFu rtruilvc ffa.i erflcs. which Col
has tmsfiicsi into ttc vcEcf u AlnNlnfn fsF heal.
ing TIE sick. Uinu were ever irfarn Cuuilinrsl
mcllriuc. The evidence ~ tNia flrt D. fuui iu
the grcd variety uf most obstinate lacascs which
q has hrcn fnund fu cnnHuer ~ the cure ~
bronchitis, severe Coughs. aud Tie early
STAGES ~ tom~u n ptlom. q has asiuulsiic'i tlIc
mCaiiral faculiy. AMI emUeut phvsirlaua pro-
uuuuec 10 the greatest mcIiiCHi disruFrrV ~ the
arc. While u cures the severed Csuris. ID
EtrunRihens TIC system art purtfiea tho
ing pusiscrtes, q cures ail FIumors. ffi.in the
worst Scrofuin tn q common mlofeh. Pfm-
pie. or Eruption. Mcrrufiai disease. Mimufns
lsi-uua. aui thcIr effect. arc efadicaicsL aud
vigorous health anH anfInlI Constitution cafah-
h-.scsL Erysipeln@. salf-rhenm. Fever
sores. Seaiy or uouEh sklia. ln shori. 90
The numerous discusca cfuaCl b. hld hinui, ere
conquered By this powerful purifying. and tn-
viEuraiinE mciiiciuc. e
~ you feel duii. drausv, dchiltaisd. have saiiow
color ~ skin, ~ vclinwlsh brown spots lace Or
hoiv frequent hcadachc tliFE Inrss tli fnfio in
mouth. Internal heat Or chilia aicruafcl with hnt
nushcs, low Hplrita, nnd gloomy forclHniiuEa. r.
regular appetite hud tongue rNnci. ynu arc
suherlaE from Torpid Liver, - . niIious-
piatntw only fau nf tlcHc symptoms are eN.
icricnccL s. rciuc.iv fur 90 strh cascs. Df.
Picrrc's gn'iru Mciiral Discovery has ~ c4uai,
az n cTccfs perfect emrrs. lf1NinE TIE liver
SIRE f-fiicsssl arsi ielithr.
SOTO gv nUCGsTs A. 81 Pta B0Trtf.
rrrservi hr it. y. P.rHCt.. ". ~. s,is
rl r'.f. Go ar Inhms tiHrf tHtnr
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e. They say that Indiana is governed by
pair of blue jeans breeches. Illinois is
represented in the United States Senate
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SallIe s. Towner, Of Scioto township.
Pike county. died last week, at the age Of
81 years, 9 months and IA days.
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The Ironton Journal has this to say
about the late Democratic paper Of that
place:
1t docs not sleep. 1t is dead The
remains will be buried out Of sight this
week, and soon the place that knows it
no more forever. Lots were cast for its
garments and the hoofs, hide and tallow
were stripped from its carcass The
Democrat is dead
The quarter-medium Gordon press.
which cost at the mandatory 1906. was
knocked down for 500 to Allison, Smith
d Johnson of Cincinnati. The same
firm purchased the 81. 600 Hoe Cylinder
press, for which $500 were paid, or con.
tracted to be paid. tor 5000. The paper
cutter, type. cabinets, stands, cases and
printers furniture, which cost. when
new, in the neighborbood Of 81 900. were
sold by Deputy Sheriff Jones to Mr.. f V.
Dean for Sl2O How's that FOR Demo
cratic management Should the Dpme-
Gratis Of this county, who cannot succeed
in conducting their own party enter
prises with any better results. be en-
trusted with the control OF public affairs2
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1t is truly touching to behold the gen
uine compassion the friends of the Presi
dent have for Blaine Of Maine. w
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SheriR's Sale Of Real Estate.


state OF Ohio. Jackson County, a.
Court OF Common Ptesa.
William Goodall ". John u. Hood q 81.
Ou am Order of Sale.
Notice D. hereby given. that IN pursuance oi
an order Of sale issued cot 81 the Clerks once
of said Cnurt, 90 the i2fh day ~ January, A. -.
ISIS, and Co directed a. sheriff uf said cuun-
~. viii uffsr FOR sale, NJ the door ~ the Court
House, in Jocsson, In said county, ON
Saturday. February 10th. A. d ISIS.
ai one O'Clock =. ~. of said day. the foiinwinz
desrfihsd rial estate, sifuatn tn the county oi
of Iacksan aud slate % ohio. fo-wits
Lying and being To the Incorporated VILLAGE
ofIacksnus jackson cuunfys Ohio, AMI known
ns Out-Lot Number Twruty-nNe f4il. in tho
uorih-hnlf ot aaid town, commencing fnf
boundary AZ the southeast corner % said Out
lot Nutmher Twenty-Five fZil. Themes wei
ciHhty-six feet isal, thence north one hundred
and srvemty-thrre feet llTai. thence east eighty
six fret ts6l. theucr south one hundred and srV-
enty-three feet li7n 70 the place % h~Rinninn,
and 20 include al the building aud appuftcn-
ances thereto baionginE.
Appraised ~ q so o0.
Terms of sale, cash on day % sale.
To be sold NJ the property of John u. Hood,
o. SATISFY Judgment and decree In favor oi
William Gnudnil
Given under my hand this llih day nf Ianu-
arv, A. ID. ISIS. JOHN NJ. EWING.
sheriff Jackson County, OHIO
W. T. ForrEi a J. l. Jones, Au'ya for PHI
l5lnulW
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OLD,
TRIED,
AND
TRUE.

People are getting acquainted-and tho-c Ni1
are not ought 20 bc-with the wonderful merits %
that great American Remedy. the
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-01-31

DR.. s. d. Turney, one of the most prom
inent physicians in Circleville, died last
week. ..L
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LEGAL.
A DAINIsTnAroHs sALE OF HEAL
~ ESTATE.

A DaISIsrRAToEs sALE oF REAL
In pursuance 81 an order sfanissi ~ "a. ps,.
sais coufi q Jackson oouniy. ONO. win ensf
"a Day Of February A D Is7s.
2, ,, ! a.eiaeE :; 81, g lhg dsoI % the Cent
H.. si.-',-1ii5i 60 'll..s. .if-,..i.. E - .
aud state, tn-wif
Naus.r one.
Lots Sas. 3, -. a q. -. e, 70. sosu and che
ths Incorporated ViiiaEs q Jsskson. 10 aid
county.
Number FIve-Irsms.tsaa.
Also, certain arcsl ni land situated IN the
south bali q the town q Jarhsun, ssciion nam.
brr twenty. mine, township nuuthrr arNrn.
tanEc numbcr eiEhtsen, h,Einniua at ths sauih
ree's addition 10 ihc town of Jackson. - ds.is.
mated on the recorded plat % said addition.
chains and forty.nve links. fhsncs south ~.
TEN dcgIues east eas chains. thence wcst oiu
chains and twenty iiuigs 10 the place ~ begin.
nlne. containing three aud twcutY.one bon.
npmbsr one in Fsfrsss addition 20 saia town town
q, ~, sA...ls in aid county, a. designated on
inc rscpfued pat of aald addition.
Numbsr seven.
,sS 40. ,t Per, ot in.lei Numbcr one 90 In aid
sesn ..i ~ 80 :, hsan and county of jackson. de-
Bcginnins a paiut forty foef aud four inch.
- east frum the nofthWesf corner "a - 80
No. j, Themes east on the ilnr % kgain stfsrt
right angles with said Main street sirhfs 81
thence wet raraihl vith said Main sifsst
I N feet 20 the piacc of hoEinniuFs this dele
uon = 90 nc Hypothesis that Main street runs
Number Eight.
Also. about onc. fhlfd Of one acre Of tt..it..f
T IN aid county % Jackson nnd state 80 uhia
I 70 VII tumnisnciuE ~ ths northwest eofuef
Mnrwaret Fsrrrs ~ deed tsrarInW date iuts S
las. measuring ftsrre W. Ss-is ~ =
direction along the Oaiifinnlia road fhsns.
caAisrly paraliri % and the rnltre length % the
nnfihsriy line % aid four ncfe lot. thsnee two
7 ruds south 20 the northeast CORNER ~ aid f0uf
nrre VOC, themes we wtfh ttr unfthNfiY linr of
said fpuf arrr iut "a the piaee % hrsinuine
s'htAihins one-thifa of 40 arres more o. isss-
Nanahsr Nina.
Il Also out Dot nuulhrr thirty.fbrea alli IN tts
south half - the Haid town ~ jackson la - mid
county. ssgepting such PER- - = lneluasa ~
10, ,s lois ngmbs.s - 81 81. q 81. a io q q and
addition % said iqwn - designated on the ~.
eofded plat " said addition. ana such a. i dsd-
ss s.i,.,s ana aliefs in aid addition.
ssis y. g Falien's addition at sss.
said lol. s. = 2. . and q. each 81 tu.
said nnh de-clii,ed traei 81 tsem
I rAld Ae<euth duacrihol trmrf ~ 81 ado
/ slid eighth described TRAIT Al ~
sid uinth desciibed tract ~ fno.
,,i,al Al.ol 90 'hsfs,h asy q Fsbrpsry. ~. ihs
known and deacFih~d on tha recorded riaf ef
said Addition. Appraised at fisa
Terms q s.loi ons fhird In hand. ons-third
/ from day of sale. wifh interrsf. fhs paymsnis
/ 20 ~ secured by mortgage upon the prsmi.ra
soia. ISAAC " HAnTfNoa.
Jane. Tripp. ait'y.
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The Russians have Strukoff after the
Turks, near Adrianople.
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Notice OF Assignee Of His Appoint.
ment.

IN NAnAAAllfNa no AasaA NuMtHFFu Niafrirt
% 0hlu, -. Al Iarkaun tnu aiaf day ~ January.
a. u. lsfA The undersigned hereby FiNss nos
flcr Uf hla appointment - AsalEuns uf Hiram
Stephenson ~ Inckson. in the ttfnnfN - 1nsks
son ana Htutc of Ohio, within aid District, Who
has brFu adludErd tauhfupt ufssu hss 80 a
prtltlum IS tbs District Nssuff ~ said uiafftrf
JOSEPH n. WILSON. Assignee. &c.
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Home Ruiz" in Mississippi.

1t is said that peace is about to be made
between Russia and Turkey.
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In pufauanc. q en- order sfanissi ~ ths Pro.
bate Court q Jackson County, OHIO. uiu offsf
fnr ulr. on thW
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q q o'clock =. 81, at thr door % the Cuurt
Huusr, in Jackson. On anid rouutY, the iuilnu
ina descfitnfi real estate, Situate ln aaid county
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PIANOS.
The Best Offer!
We win ssii during these hard times
$600PIAN0SF0R $3.50

And 81. ulhaFHfyifa tn The same proportion, To-.
rludluE 9uud. square mnd NpfiHht-aii ftfnt
tluas=auld direct o. thr People Hf FarfufN PIT
rfaas No nGEutss uu commissions un dia Hslunfas
Ihrau Planes made one OF she nmrsf displays nt
the Centennial Eahihittun. and wgfr umants
NrMulHfiy Incorporated Mann farturinM 90
New MamufnrfufN one uf the tafHnsf and nnrat
iu the world. The HIuafu NfuuHa contain
Mmfhmaheha new pafrnt uuuirN uNcwifumM
-flir the greatest Improvement iu tnr htaimfg
uf Piano making TIE lpriEhfa are tur fluFst
tm AmIrftra. Tlnnua aruf um trial uumst fell
30 writo iur Illustrated and Descriptive Cata.
iugur.=mniind frUcs
MENDELssoEN PIANO CO.,
No. SC Broadway. ~. 7.
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Lots Nos. 81, 20. a e. 'l7 ss 70. fnsfI and a.
aButh haif uf Tot No, 81. ia Fnifuu addition \
the Incorporated Village of Jackson. In aai
nWUwfw.
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MUUS! AGhE LsSsfiSes. Whisssr. - oss 90
MtsAttHA AAHANA MAH MAAAA
utru MhiaAer 90 Muunfnrhu usr or urFrara=
uuns No cheap makeup. nut Eauulur affls
cio. The prcpnfafiun IA 80 ven rMpemalNu Ia
~ character, that wr cannot sFil d Al les than
~ % per packaIr. u VIII D. maiirl free on re-
crirf ui tue rficr, ~ HddfraHlna
HUNT A co. Hair uftsHefa,
drcQiiy Maiu street. Brock VILE. oct.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-05-29
SILVER CITY NEV. WEDNESDAY. MAY 20. 1873. We

Advertising VIII gain new customers,
Advertisingwill keep old customers,
Advertising literally always pays,
Advertising begets confidence,
Advertising shows energy,
Advertising shows pluck,
Advertise and succeed,
Advertise or ''bust,"
Advertise often,
Advertise we'll,
Advertise
Here.
IF YOU
Want cook,
Want clerk,
Want IA partner,
Want situation,
Want servant girl,
Want to buy ranch,
Want a place to board,
Want to sell or buy property,
Want to sell groceries or drugs,
Want to sell dry goods or carpets,
Want to find customers for anything,
ADVERTISE IN THE TIMES.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-05-29

The lightning train leaves Virginia Mon
days Wednesdays and Fridays, and leaves San
Francisco Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays,
As follows:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-13
MARRIAGE IN THE MARINE COURT
A Young Man from Mott street welded TO n
Lass from East broadway.

Two wel-dressed and jaunty young men
and two pretty young women entered the
Chambers Of the Marine Court on Wednesday.
aud. after n good deal of unusual. awe
stricken hesitation one OF the young men
stepped up to the desk of Mr.. Macdonald. the
handsome and accomplished clerk Of Cham
bcrs and inquired whether there was any way
Of getting nuptial knot tied Mr.. Macdonald.
who believes in encouraging any inclination in
the direction of matrimony, h0stened with alac-
rity to inform tho presiding Judge OF what tho
young folks wanted, and the Judge. clerk, and
other officers retired with them into nm adJoin-
Here il turned out that ono Of the young
couples did not come to get married, but onlyto
sec that operation performed upon their friends.
Charles s. Rich and Carrie Lang. Charles lives
ut 143 Elm street. IL % years Of ngc. native OF
London. and deals in rags. Carrie lives at 3nt
Enst Broadway is native OF New YORK. ana ~
years of aga. They looked Il right pleasant and
smiling couple and appeared to anticipate the
happiness OF the welded state ns July ms IL
about to he ushered into itwth moreexpensivc
Mr. Macdonad inquired with much partcu-
larity whether their parents know OF their pur-
pose to marry. ana they replied in tho ailirma-
tive. He asked what proof OF that fact they
had and they said that they had not supposed
II would be necessary to have any. They were
going TO be married again in lew dnys-gong
TO have religious ccremony-nnd they had
not anticipated any difficulty about this prelim-
inary union; The young lass, who came as a
witness. said that the brides father was going
to set up the groom In business.
IL did not require much persuasion TO re-
move the doubts OF dignitaries SO inclined TO
further the wishes Of the young folks. and the
Judge presently proceeded 10 address them in
the impressive accents Of the Marine Court
marriage ceremonial. with nm unwonted air Of
mingled solcmnity and tenderness. Then the
court attendants offered their CONGRATULATIONS.
the marriage certificates were signed. and man
and wife. with their friends marched oil
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-13
CLOsTER's YELLOW FEVER CASE
Precautions Taken to Prevent the scourze
from Spreading In the HIIInge.

DIR. II. A. Crazy, who attended Mr. CLAIR
once o. Valentine before his death from yellow
fever in Closter y. j.. told "A reporter for THE
Sun last evening that the house in which Mr..
Valentine was sick is still being thoroughly
fumigated with burning sulphur and other dis
iniectants The fumigation will be continued
for two or three days There are eight persons
residing in the house. and they do not go out
about the village although they enjoy tho open
air on their own promises. Thus far no ndi-
cations OF the disease have boon manifested in
any of the members Of the family. DR.. Crary Is
keeping vigilant watch. and should the disease
appear he will adopt prompt measures.
The alarm among the residents OF Cl0stcr has
almost entirely subsidized. although some OF the
more timid ones give the house in which Mr.
Valentine died n wide berth. The Rev. Mr..
Valentine, father Of the dead man, was almost
Frustrated by the shock Of his sons death. but
yesterday he WAS feeling much better.
Should any more cases OF yellow fever occur
in Closter. the Justices OF the Peace and the
Town Supervisor. who constitute the local
Board Of Health. will take the matter in hand.
and closely quarantine the infected districts.
The residents Of Chester warmly commend
Or. Crarv for his faithfulness in attending tho
sick man. by whose bedside he watched con-
stantly without sleep. There is no doubt that
the case was genuine yellow fever OF most
virulent type.