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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1879-06-13

& OLD VEsT.-Our old friend, Samuel
Swartz. stepped into our sanctum on Mon
day last with vest on that is 43 years old,
he having purchased it in 1885. and which
he has been wearing ever since. 1t is made
of blue cloth that IS very fine. The goods
cost, at the time of purchase, 81 per yard.
The cut IF it is not in accordance with the
present fashion The collar is five and a
half inches wide. The garment served
Mr.. S. as part of his counting rament
and at this time hasn't a break in it and
looks as though it might last another gen.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Enterprise.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1879-06-13

SEMI CENTENNIAL.-Fifty years ago a
class of 100 students entered West Point.
Of that class to day only twelve are living
to answer roll-call on the 18th inst. at the
semi-centennial anniversary to be celebra-
ted at Alma Mater on that day. OF these
twelve, two are residents of Lexington
Gen. F. II. Smith and Gen. T. HI. William
son.
Gen; Smith leaves on Thursday to de-
liver the semi centennial address and en-
JOY the festivities attending the occasion.
On the day Gen. Smith entered West
Point, Gen. R. E. Lee graduated so this
18th of June is the anniversary of Gen. Lee g
graduation.-LeGinqto Gazette.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1879-06-13

The frantic efforts of the Republican
press to impress the people with the f.
nancial issue while the freedom of the
ballot is at stake, is of the same class OF
kindness as calling mans attention to
flea on his coat collar, when he is hunting
a rattlesnake in his boot.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1879-06-13

Secretary McCrary has gotten his nomi-
notion before the q. S. Senate for confirma-
tion. It is to be hoped the Democratic
Senators have read his recent letter, or
will read it before they vote.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1879-06-13

INSANITY HEkEDIrARY.-Ou the trial
at Chicago of a man charged with murder,
DR.. Daniel r. Brewer, formerly superin-
tendent of the Eastern (Virgil a) Lunatic
Asylum. announced, and through long
and learned examination adhered to it,
that insanity is an affection OF the whole
man, and in eighty cases out o: a ilundl ed
is hereditary, and not the result pf tempo
rary diseases. He does not believe i'll par
tial insanity, if this is what is meant by
the word "monOmania''
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1879-06-13

The chair of natural science at the Uni
versity of Virginia will be filed at an
election to be held this month.
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afondnu. the 18th day of July, aaegt,


mi he e c 9yu 81 auction to e highest bidders the
following most valuable and desirable property:
/ T,hyee (s) 1'Wo-Story Brick 1enenaents,
on .spointsn street, between Augusta ana New
streets .ch tenement containing Jour comloitap1e
rooms each supplied with gas THESE tencments
are new and most comforttp!e' ahoi@i1s eN0o'i0N'
homes for small families.
@ Fire (5) Yico-Story Brick 1efaenaents,
on New street, all recently built SUSANNA a ana
comfortable, with five ~ rooms IN eaen easan
with everything ABOUT Ihehl ~ i'Ao 'il0AA p'e''0
family residences.
3. That Most Beautiful Property
line and within one-half nile of the court house,
sats Of as i afge and imposing Brick
DWELLING with sixteen rooms, and all necessary QUIZ
beausu and fertile land, Oil which there is most
valuable spring and young and very @ divde
this land into several lots Of convenient size leaving
the dwelling with large lot tttached, ana 10 onel
the property by separate lots and as whole, ana
to to- ADOPT that mode Of sale which shall produce the
largest result. o,+,,
Dorate limits of the city, known as tile kacnaef
Lewis and Es1 y sa and
bestsifes in the vicinity for manufacturing enter
prises. On this property there IS Vaiuaoie aho
comfortable Brick Dwelling House
s. Il Nice cottage House,
with five (5) rooms n quarter acre lot, on south
Flyelte street near the Il. Il. Rould House pleas-
antly situated, and being most atIractiVe h'hio
That property known as part Of the ,Nm mg
sery' Property, adjoining the Tate properly, anu
containing about five and half t5M) acres having
on Mcmahon and Mene;ee treets This property properly
will be subdivlded, and will afford most deslrab1s re
the city There is located upon the property com
/ Portable dwelling, with six 70 ms, with valuable
l. One undivided half of eight % quarter acre lots
in the Richardson extension of Stanton, fronting
ON the c. & X. r, These lots are valuable as sites
| for dwelling houses
| TERMS:-Ten Coy per cent of the purchase mon :
| ey will be required in cash, and for the balance a
credit of one two and three wears Will be gwen the
purchasers to execute bonds with good personal Sc
curty bearing interest from date, and lien re-
! tanned upon the property as ultimate security.
The undersigned, acting as trustees will only con
vey such title is vested in them by said trust deed,
but the title all Of before described property is be-
| lieved to be perfect and undisputed
If the sale of the above property is not completed
on the day named, viz: on the 18th day Of July next
the same will be continued from day to day consecu-
| lively until all the property is sold. r,oa
j. G. GREEN,
june13 ids Trustees.
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T AND SALES
CITY A ND s U B U f B A N
PROPERTY, &C.,
IN AND NEAR sTAUNTON.

Under decree of Augusta Circuit Court, rendered
at the March term last in suit brought by The
Merchants National Bank OF Bal
timore and other creditors against "A MI u
the estate of Michael g.. Hartman, NaaaIfzrzsA
decd, and others, I will offer for #a IIEsHHs4M-
sale at public auction, IN front Of &5IIl5aEE3ss
the court house, in StauntOn,
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1879-06-13
New AsaYe giis : Ill p:sis.

New Adgeriis esAe:sss.
Y MECHANICAL. COLLEGE.
The eighth session begins the 18th OF AUGUST,
1879 Tuition and room rent free and beard in
messcs ST: in families nowhere above 80. Increas-
ed opportunities for earnings farm aud in Shops
For appointments @ E. 'fI' e. N s5sf President
junel3 till Oct. Blacksburg, Va.
SELECT SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
will open {p sesst sep99 for Boys in stannton,
| pare boys for College OF University.
NUMBER LIMITED TO TWENTY-FIVE.
Session will close last of May, 1880. Terms %
Fos further information apply to
S. c. LINDSAY
References Churchville, Va.
Ii. M. Mclhaney,
Dr.. r. S. Hamilton,
Rev. W. I. Richardson,
DR.. VIM. Davies
Churchvie, Va.
Dr. j. R. Bowman,
junel3 tt iiarrisonbUrg, Va.
business CHANGE.
Having sold my stock Of
CONTEMPORARIES AND NOTIONS
to my son. John =: Weaver the business will be ar
red On by me as his agent at No. 109 West Beverly
street. opposite the Episcopal church, the shop for
REPAIRING SHOES,
will continue to be operated at the same place
my former old stand.
junel3 1t A. WEAVER.
DIANOS AND ORGANS.
FIRST-CLASS INSTRUMENTS.
A VARIETY OF STYLES.
PRICES TO SUIT EYER YBODY.
CATALOGUES FREE.
For sale by
HUNTER & Co, Booksellers,
junelS StauntOn, Va.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1879-06-13

AND ALEs-Pursuant to decree oe Circuit
4 Court at March term last in suits of M ~
HarmanS creditors against his ex- - 49, VI
s escG and f Ihsrs s. h G cdr q2q At
n n staunton the lands conveyed by ~
Hartman and occupied at pres. Mt by Mrs q r.,
man known as The MbrooIS estate" living on fha
St the pay Tanps abcu ro@
comfortable dwelling and outbuildings, also W, raf
The land may be sold in two parcels tho WOO,
from the Turnpike dividing them VIII c hue r0ad
throw about 100 acres with tie mill nnd '4 "oulU
with the dwelling house. "io 'he rest
IL Is seldom that property desirable 10 osso,,,
at public sale, and eXaminatio is invted osseree
plat and survey will be exhibited on da,, of COL,
ana may be inspected at Offices Sale 70 ne Stiss
On 'o W w illduea
SATURDAY., June 18th, 1879.
noa6 W osls PET re cent In cash to cover pros
ppon bonds with approved security with interest," s
and years and title retained till naid es'' at
Geo. NJ COCHRAN, JR.
THOMAS d. Ransom.
'"nes' eaS Commissioners
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1879-06-13
Few ssesczsezssents.
INTENSIVE SALE OF MOST
VALUABLE AND ATTRACTIVE CITY AND
SURBURDAN PROPERTY,
seess.sssa IN AND ADJOINING
ssSasSSss STANTON,
$50
Few Advertisements.

Rv vrtue of the provisions of a deed of trust exc
cued the Goth day Of octGb l a W dn To the a
deu ny a. Trustees and in conformity with two
Court Of e ana Sd Of
aeiGu ,s "a in fbe cause of ";ayor VS.. Mcmahon"
AZ hpi nnd de- as trustees will, on
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junel3-tds

7 AND SALES-Pursuantt to decree Of the Circuit
~ Court at March term last, in the suits of M.
G. Harmans creditors against NJ, G. .,.asaaasasss
Harman's executor and others, we YsssE
Will o1fer at public auction, in front eSEkySsssassS
the Court House, the land pur- ssSs$SzsxkS
hased from said Hartman by John ssssMsssssxs
Larguey ON the 18th Dec, 1874 and described as
THE BELVIEN FARM.
situated ON Poage's Rum about miles N. F. from
the city OF Staunton, near the Valley Turnpke. ad-
Joining lands OF W. j. D. Bell, j. d. Bell and othar.
and embracing lands formerly owned bV VIM
Mte9ls9n, containing 26 acres roods and woodland
now occupied by Geo. W. Powers. A plat and sns,
wy VIII pe eXhiplted at the sle, and may be seen
Tuesday. Jane lOth, 1879;
=, IERMS-About 10 per cent cash to cover propor.
tion OF COSTS and sale eXpen es, and residue upOn
b podiGs Win approved secui5y at l, 2 and wears
bearing interest and title rese we'd till paid.
JAMES BUFIGARDNER JR
. THOMAS d. RANSOM.
Jauolotus commissioners
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Colorado.

A COLORADO TowN-THE BEAUTY OF
THE COUETRY-THE P1OPLE-A WORD
TO VIRGINIANs.
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A Curious Story.

THE CONDITION ON WHICH NAPOLEON
III WAS TO HAVE RECOGNIZED THE
SOUTHERN CONFEDERACY--JEFF
DAVIS WILLING TO GRADUAL EAANCT-
PATTON,
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1879-06-13

Not long ago little daughter OF Attor-
ney General Schoonmaker, of New York,
was made seriously i'll by wearing colored
stockings Her limbs were covered with
blotches caused by the poisonous celoring
matter used. and it was a long lime before
she fully recovered In the Same town,
Rondout, bright little girl OF / years has
just died after months Illness from in
hammatory rheumatism cAuse, primarily
by the dye used in the dolores, stockings
she wore The name of the particular
color is not given
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-18
CHARGED WITH FORGERY.
Arrest Of James Webster on the Above
Charge.

Yesterday Capt. Leonard Malone, chief of
detectives, arrested one James A. Webster on
the charge Of having forged check on the
Southern Bank for the amount of 1875 on the
fourteenth Of February last.
1t appears on the failure OF the Southern
Bank. Mr.. ]. R. Kelly, the owner Of the Lily
plantation, In the parish Of Plaquemines, and
one Of the depositors Of the bank, came to the
city for the purpose Of looking after his inter-
ests. He repaired to the bank and demanded
a certain note that was paid. The cashier de-
clined to give up the note, on the ground that
his account was overdrawn and that they
were holding the paper as security.
Mr.. Kelly, somewhat surprised at this in
formation, asked to be shown his checks On
examining them he found that his name had
been forged to check for S125, and that the
same read, Payable to the order OF James
Webster"
The case was Immediately placed in the
hands of Capt. Malone who succeeded in ar
resting the guilty party yesterday.
Webster, 1t seems, left the employ of Mr.
Kelly and returned to the city some time be-
fore the fourteenth Of February, and 1t was also
known that when he left he did not have any
money. 1t was subsequently, ascertained that
he had deposited SIS at the Acmes aloon, on
Royal street.
Mr.. Kelly came to the city yesterday and
made the proper affidavit against the accused
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-18
ABOUT QUARANTINE.

The British Consul has addressed q commu-
nication to the German Consul, In which he
referred to the quarantine on vessels plying
between this city and British Honduras. The
letter was referred to Gov. Nichols, who
answered as follows:
A. de G. de Fonblanaue, Fl. B. Ms Consul New
Orleans:
!, Sir am directed by his Exeellency, the
Governor, to acknowledge receipt this day OF
your communication OF the fifteenth instant,
with Its Enclosures, to which his attention had
one OF the morning papers, and to inform you
that he has forwarded the same to the Board
OF Health, for the Information OF that body,
and for such action as 1t may take In the
matter. Your letter Of April 10 therein refer
red TO- was similarly referred, but no official
tion taken thereon by the Board Of Health.
The Governor has been waiting for such In
formation before replying to your conmuni-
cation OF that date. It was received by him
at his residence where he was confined by
sickness. The president OF the Board OF
Health being there at the time was requested
to take charge OF 1t and take action upon 1t
as soon as practicable. The Governor regrets
that he was TINS led into the fnadyertence OF
emitting the usual official acknowledgment
of It's receipt.
From the tenor OF your letter OF May Is,
1t is probable that you are under q misap
prehensOn as to the extent OF his powers on
the subject OF quarantine. He does not act
and renders executofy the recommendations
of the Board Of Health. Having called the
attention OF the secretary OF the board to the
subject matter Of your communications
above referred to, he will be pleased to inform
you of any action taken thereon by the board,
as soon as he Is advised of same.
Very respectfully.
F. MALooHEg, Private Secretary
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-18
wENGER's GARDEN.

Some days ago Mr.. Fl. Wenger, proprietor
OF the saloon known as "Wenger's Garden" on
Bourbon. near Canal. introduced a new
feature In the line Of summer recreations.
He made venture BY securing at a great ex-
pense a corps of accomplished and gifted
musicians to delight the dilettanti with the
grand airs from the most celebrated operas.
Knowing that the long summer would prove
dull on account OF the closing Of the theatres,
Mr.. Wenger engaged, as we have said, the
best among the artists and musicians Of the
city, and now those who delight in fine music,
the rendition of which may be made more
pleasing by the enjoyment OF cool beverage,
can GO to Wenger's Garden without being
sorry Tor It, and they viii leave only TO re-
turn the next evening.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-18
LA NOUvEl.LE ATTALA.

We have on our table copy of this brilliant
work by one Of Louisiana's own poets, Father
Adrian Bouquet. Up to this time we have
only been able to glance at some fragments
Of this prose poem, all Of which give proof Of
the innate talent. ideal inspirations and pro-
found study of nature of the author. We
dare not, upon a mere glance, attempt to
are struck with sincere admiration. and
through which we see by the imperfect light
OF casual reading whole vistas Of deep thought,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-18

Travelling Is Extra-Hazardous

If the tourist is unprovided with some medicinal
resource. Changes Of temperature. food and
water of an unaecustomed or unwholesome
quality, and a route that lies in the tropics or
other regions whore malaria exists. are each
and all fraught with danger to one who has
been improvdent enough to neglect remedial
safeguard. The concurrent testimony of many
popagenrs by land and sea establishes the fact
that Hostetter's Stomach Bitters enables those
who use 1t to encounter hazards Of the nature
referred to with impunity; and that. as medi-
cine adapted to sudden and unex pected exgen-
cies. 1t Is peculiarly valuable. Disorders of the
liver. the bowels. and the stomach. fever and
ague, rheumatism and nervous ailments
brought on by exposure are among the mala-
dies to which emigrants, travellers and new set
tiers are most subject. These and others yield
to the action Of the Bitters promptly and COM
pletely
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-18
THE PALAIs ROYAL INSURANCE
CASES.

The cases In the United States Circuit Court
Of Frederick Lewis and Fl. b. Clatlin & Co.
against certain Insurance. companies, known as
Palace Royal Insurance cases, have been de-
cided by jury In favor OF the plaintiffs.
Lewis and Clalln & Go. held the policies on
the stock In Levys Palais Royal, burned
some months ago, and the policies were con-
tested by the insurance companies.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-18
APPOINTMENT AND A PARDON.

The Governor yesterday appointed VIM. Fl
Clarkson, of New York. commissioner Of
deeds for Louisiana; Fl. r. Slack and J. Fl.
Davis, directors Of the Baton Rouge, Crosse
Tete and Opelousas Railroad Company. on
the part of the State.
Hy. Keeper sentenced to three months
Parish Prison, by the Superior Criminal
Court, for assault with q dangerous weapon,
was pardoned by Gov. Nichols.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-18

New ARRIvAL-John Il. Rareshide, No. SO
Magazine street, has Just received per steam
ship an invoice OF several OF the favorite brands
OF ale and stout. These brands are exception
ally delicious. being pure and without faul6 as
to tone or flavor. Twenty-Five casks of Bass
ale In quarts and 100 casks OF Guinness stout in
quarts and pints. besides twenty-five casks of
Barclays stout. is what he has Just received and
has ready for sale.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-18

a magnificent field, covered with the flowers
of Imagination, and a grand panorama Of
Southern scenes, through which the eye may
long wander without taking the tout ensemble
anticipate. We will read the book thoroughly
and speak OF 1t hereafter.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-18

DEMONSTRATION you visit or leave New
York City. save baggage expressage and car
riage hire. and stop at Grand Union Hotel
nearly opposite Grand Central Depot. $50 ele-
CANT rooms reduced to 81 and upwards per day.
Elevator. restaurant supplied with the best.
Horse cars, stages and elevated railroad to all
deDots. my4 Su6W SGT
The population Of Spain and the adjacent
islands is 16, 625 800, including 4O,741 foreign
ers. This is an increase OF 952,324 since 1860,
civil war and emigration having prevented q
larger increase. Ninety-four thousand Span
iards inhabit Algeria and $4,000 other coun-
tries.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-18

FACTORY FACTs.-Close confinement careful
attention to all factory work. gives the opera
tives pallfd faces, poor appetite. languid. mis-
cradle feelings, poor blood. inactive liver, kid
neys and urinary troubles. and all the ply
sicians and medicine In the world cannot help
them unless they get out doors or use Hop Bit
ters, made of the purest and best remedies. and
especially for such cases having abundance Of
health. sunshine and rosy cheeks in them.
None need suffer If they will use them freely.
Whey cost but trifle. See another column
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-18

D1scovERED.-Dr. Price. by new process.
extracts the subtle flavor from every delicious
fruit and aromatic. In his Flavoring Extracts,
the characteristic taste and freshness OF the
real fruit Is preserved. Ladies that wish some-
thing superior in the way of fiavoring extracts
should purchase DR.. Prices
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-18

One hundred thousand witnesses will testify
tothe virtues of DR.. TUFTS Pills. Wherever
chill and fever. bilious diseases or liver affec-
lions prevail they have proven great bless
ing. Readers, single trial will convince you
that this 1s no catch-penny medicine. Ten
years test has established their merits.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-18
TURNED OVER.

In compliance with the order OF the United
States Circuit Court the civil sheriff Of the
parish of Orleans yesterday turned over to the
United States marshal all the Waterworks
stock seized on writ Of sequestratlon which
issued in the case of the city OF New Orleans
against FL. o. Seixas ct ais The motion to
dissolve the Injunction restraining Seixas and
other purchasers from disposing Of the GER
ticates OF stock was argued yesterday before
Judge Billings. and was taken under advise
ment.
Excursion Tickets TO the summer Resorts
OF East Tennessee and Virginia. via Kenne-
saw route. will be put on sale on the twentieth Of
May next Tuesday, good to return until Mo-
vember l.
e. d. COBB, Passenger Agent.
J. @. ANDREWS. General Southern Agent.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-18

The best artist and most elegant poser Is now
with Lilienthal
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-18

Loves Sacr ifce" at the Varieties Theatre on
Saturday next
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-18

M. SCHWARTZ & BRO. i
l4o TO 16o MAGAZINE STREET
AGENTS FOR
|DEANES PATENT STEAM pump
The attention cisp artiouarly called o the
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICEsi
the cost material
" 9wsss d ns Rs nls1 sh acknowledged
SUPERIORITY OF THE DEANE PUMP
asP Rs @ q 5 manufacturer render still more worthy
IMPROVEMENTS IN DESIGN AND DETAIL
unu1a
The Most Perfect steam Pump Made
@ S refund purchase in Pump
Wehavsoon IN q
PUMPS FOR VACUUM, SYRUP, TANKS AND FEEDING Bo1IEp
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-18

STEEL BARB FENCE WIRE.

With nyenion BAPEp WIRE NEW ERA
resist the force e the anim be restrn and anded np tie
impossible obtained.
u some OF Il finest portons CentnsnL -
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-18
THE SANITARIANS.
Report of the Medical Director
Committee Reports Intermural lBurlala
nj Flushing Of Cutters, sEtc., Discussed.H

rho axacutive committee OF the Auxiliary
sanitary Association met yesterday AFTER
noon Mt a o'clock. Mr.. =. Fenner occupied
tho chair. n full attendance OF members.
COMMUNICATIONS.
NJ 9 aimpsop wrote Ito the association, In
closing III bis note check for $4,000, OF Felix
n. Larue, collected for account OF the SAM
tary Association.
letter was read from Gen. Cyrus Bussey,
stating that he was unwell and could not at
tend the meeting.
A communication was received from j. H
Joseph to M. j. Zuntz, ESQ. member Of the
executive committee OF the Auxiliary Sanitary
Association, saying that the cutters In his
neiphborhood were In filthy condition. and
asking that the nuisance be removed. Re-
ferred.
The secretary gave notice Of letter ad-
dressed by him to Hon. j. y. Houston, Ad-
ministrator Of improvements 1t referred 10
the complaint Of Mr. Ben Weiss. corner OF
Felicity Road and Magazine street. that ne
heaps OF dirt out of the cutters In front o. 1is
house had not been removed for three montns.
DIR. &. s. Herrick. secretary OF the Board OF
Health. wrote with reference to the complaint
made In the communication OF the executive
fommlttce with regard to foul barrels used by
vidanguers. The secretary said he was In
str,lcted by DR.. Chopin to state that the
Board Of Health will Immediately prosecute
arcb violations Of sanitary ordinances.
n. q. Russell, M. D., 1O1 Camp street, offered
his drug store as O depot for the distribution
81 the zine-iron dsinfectant
Al vote Of thanks was rendered pr. Russell.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1879-07-31
NO HUMBUC

Sale to begin Monday, and will continue unit
all the Goods are disposed sf, Special attention
to country orders.