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The Columbus journal., 1881-06-22
FlNAl. PROOF.
Land Office at Grand Island, Seb i


Llllu OUlCt NJ uItHu ISlInl. ven y
June 18th. ISSl.
NOTICE is hereby given that the
~ following named settler has filed
notice of his intention to make final
proof in support of hi- claim, and that
said proof will be made before Clerk of
Court OF Platte Co., Neb.. at county
seat, on July 23d, 1SS1, viz:
John Wagner, Homestead No. for
the :. W. a, Section l., Township 10
north, Range west. He names the fol-
lowing witnesses to prove his cOntinu-
Gus residence upon and cultivation of
said land, viz: benjamin Spielm1n Emil
POhl, Charles Brandt. John Stubful, all
of Columbus, Platte CO., Nrb.
5S0.j VI. u. HOME, Register.
The Columbus journal., 1881-06-22
Columbus State Bank !
At the Close of Business June
18th. 1881.
LEGAL NOTICE.

In the County Court for Platte county.
Nebraska In the matter Of the es-
tate of James Jones, deceased.
NOTICE il hereby given that an in-
~ struInent in writing purportinS 10
br the last " ill and testament of James
Jones. deceased. lite of said county, has
been filed IN said court. and probate
thereof demanded. And thereupOn IL
was ordered that Thursday, the 30t Ia
day Of June, 1851, II . o'clock, p. M, At
the County Judges office i'll said coun-
~, be- assigned as the time and place of
hearing the proofs on the probate OF
said instrument, when and where all
parties Interested may appear and be
heard.
May 81, 1881.
JOHN q. HIGGINS,
51S-4 County Judge.
The Columbus journal., 1881-06-22

THE roll Of the house OF repre-
sentatives of the forty-seventh con-
gress contains the name of Cannon
as delegate from Utah, put there by
the clerk. Campbell claims the seat
simply on the governors certificate.
This action will entitle Cannon to
take his seat and compel Camp bell
to be the contestant.
The Columbus journal., 1881-06-22

at . O'Clock, p. m, the following prop
erty mOrtgaged as aforesaid, to wit:
One chestnut sOrrel mare : years old,
white strip in face; one sOrrel mare nine
years old, small white spot in face and
left hind foot white; one yellow mare
eight years old, white hind feet; one
brown mare seven years old; two, two
horse wagons with bows and covers !;
two sets double harness, for the pay
ment of said note and costs of fOTeclOs-
ing this mortgage.
ORRIE Il. HAIGHT.
j. G.. Higgins, 5IS
Att'y for MOrtpapee.
The Columbus journal., 1881-06-22
SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY VIRTU f of uenditiOni eIpOnds di-
ID rected to me from the District Court
of Douglas county, Nebraska, on judg-
ment obtained before the county court
of Douglas county, Nebraska, on the
fifteenth day of June, 1873, in favor Of
G.. X. Allen as plaintitf, and against
John Ii. Green as defendant, for the
sum of seventy four dollars and ninety
eight cents, and interest at II per cent.
per ansum, and costs taxed at six dol
lars and fifty cents and accruing costs,
| have levied on the following real es
tate taken as the property Of said de-
fendant, to satisfy said Judgment, to
wit; Lots l, 2, 3 and 4, block 20, lots j
and u, block AZ.
And will offer the same for sale TO tie
highest bidder, for cash in hand, on the
23d day of July, A. ID, ISsl.
in front of the Court House, that being
the building wherein the last term Of
court was held, at the hour of o'clock
D. m. of said day, when and where due
attendance will be given by the under
signed.
Dated June 9Th, 1881.
5SO-5 BENZ. SPIELMAN.
Sheriff of Platte County, Nebr.
The Columbus journal., 1881-06-22

The valuation of the last four
items is placed by the State Board.
The cities and towns include Co.
lumbus, Platte Center, Humphrey,
st. Bernard, Lost Greek and Dun
can.
1t will be seen that the railroad
valuation (not including their lands)
is over one-fifth as much as all the
remainder.
POPULATION.
The Columbus journal., 1881-06-22
Platte County Statistics

For the following facts we are
indebted to G. A. Newman of the
Go. Clerks office.
The Columbus journal., 1881-06-22

Iowa and Pennsylvanis green
hackers have nominated state tick.
The Columbus journal., 1881-06-22

murder of Lou Paxton, sn account
OF which was given in last week g
JOURNAL. He confesses the crime
but gives contradictory reasons for
its perpetration.
PROFESSOR RILEY, of Washington
City, says locusts are now appearing
in the west and south. The Prof.
claims that there are two distinct
breeds. One is the thirteen-yesr
and the other seventeen year locust,
and this lie the first time they have
appeared in the same year since l660.
GIN. WEAVER, the greeubsck ora
tor, with his numerous appointments
in this state for holding public meet
ings and speaking, has very much,
we think, slighted this city. The
nearest point to us will be Central
City, Wednesday, July 18th. We
may misju6ge his apparent slight, as
he still has ample time TO snnouuce
oiher appointments.
The Bribery Investigating Com
mittee at Albany examined Speaker
Sharpe the other day, who testified
to receiving the 5000 from Bradley,
and that he handed the sum to the
chairman of the committee. Arm
strong, of Oneida county, testified
that he had been offered money by
Edwards, q lobbyist, to vote against
ConkIing. Counsel claim that he
will be able to show where Brad.
ley's 5000 came from.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Condensed Locals.

Street lamps will be lighted at 7:15 nm. and
eXtinguished at 3:i5 am.
Capt. McCathran. of the Washington Light
Guards. some days since informed the COM
mander of his regiment that desiring to resign,
he had asked of his successor a receipt for the
mGSketS and other property in his charge but
that as yet no receipt had been given and it was
understood that there was some probability of
the disarmament of the company. He was in
structed by Adjutant General Webster that a
receipt must be given as soon as the resignation
is accepted
Mr.. b. U. Keyser. receiver for the defunct
German American Savings Bank. began yester-
day to pay out another ten per cent dividend to
the creditors of that institution.
About O'Clock last night fire broke out in
&. A Schneider's iron foundry. corner of 12th
street and Ohio avenue. but was extinguished
by the members of No. engine company Fore
man Shedd. before much damage was done. The
nre caught from the cup0la of the foundry No
alarm was turned i'm.
The alarm turned i'm from box 81. at 80
O'Clock this morning, was for fire i'm frame
house on 5th between l. and NJ streets south
east, occupied by John Lancaster and A. Rich
hre by children. Damage about 500
The colOred people of Frederick and the adj
Joining counties of Maryland held at the fair
grounds adjoining Frederick yesterday a grand
Mteenth amendment celebration. There were
hve or six thousand persons present. The ora
tor was Prof. r. I. Greener of this CITY,
Yesterday afternoon Sergeant Johnson of the
Nth police precinct. found John Carroll living
suck In the Smithsonian grounds and took him
70 the station house, where medical aid was
given By DR.. Parsons, of the Emergency HOspi-
tai.
ShilliDgtOn sends US an advanced COPY of St.
Nicholas for September.
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Alexandria Affairs.

Reported for the EVENING STAR.
BAR-ROOMs CANNOT BE OPENED ON SUNDAY
The remnant of the Sunday law left after Judge
Keith's decision, that it applied only to the
ing open bar-rooms On Sunday. was sustained
yesterday afternoon by Judge Chiffon in fine
case Of Henry Herbner begun Yesterday morn
ing. The judge held that a corporation Ordi-
nance within the powers of the city council is
to be sustained if q reasonable CONSTRUCTION of
It's terms can be given. In this case, although
part OF the act was void, enough remained fo
be clearly Ineligible, and this horton waa a
corporate act and ought to be enforced by the
CORPORATION officers. Mr.. Herbner was re-
There is stay Of execution. as a nronosai ;s
pending to carry the case to the conrt nf annoo,S
COUNTY BOARDs.-The Commissioner ~ poa.a,
OF jefferson district met at the old conrt honse
chair wth gnseio. Mil1s supervisor in the
Overseer Eph. Elan. The supervisor was =;
rected 70 repair abs once all the conr+v 60 VI
bridges In jefferson district with now E,.h".
&C., to clear all other roads and put them II
proper season. Theboard of snnervs ucs a. Ine
hold their regular meeting yesterdav 10 noso
Rowe. "ne VI supervisor
DEATH.-Mrs. Lydta Hurdle, residing on K,,o
streets died last Night after snort ,1ass S SH
was vast the mother Of Coy Surveyor Hurdle, and S
CONTRACTS were 0Pened at noon for e,pr,v,rc
coal to the city buildings, and for the scayen rs
nounced. --
WHPPED.--A colsged man, named ". Amea.
was whipped at th0s1tation house this morninc''
on conviction Of steaaing corn. %
REPeRTER's NoE1k-The city school board
night. .Tnited States tents hsve be Sm
grated to ST. Johns Academy Cadets. ana m
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Asphalt Pavement Contractors in Trouble.
NOTICE OF THE DISTRICT AUTHORITIES TO BAL
LEY AND. FLETCHER.

Asphalt Pavement Conductors in Trouble.
NOTICE OF THE DISTRICT AUTHORITIES TO BAL
LEY AND FLETCHER.
The following communication was to-day adj
dressed by Lieutenant F. Y. Greene to Messrs.
Francis d. Bailey and William Fletcher. jr.. con-
tractors for laying asphalt pavements in this
city: II am directed by the Commissioners to
inform you that the work under your contract
NO. SSS was suspended on the 10th instant and
there are no indications of the work being con-
tinued, and on contract No. S27 no work has
been done. Your contracts provide that in the
case OF che work being unnecessarily delayed
the commissioners will place other parties on
tne WORK FIX. to :. complete it and charge the
bondsmen. This contingency has now arisen
oy the suspension of your work. and you are
hereDy notified to inform. the Commissioners
verbally at o'clock o m. on the 31st inst. or in
writing before that time, Of the steps which you
propose to take tes carry out your contracts.
Should these representations not be satisfactory
you VIII DE placed ON the list of falling con-
tractors and your xufeties be called upon to
complete your contract without delay. Should
tney TAIL TO do so.i7the work will be given to
vides."
THE CONTRACTS IN QUESTION.
This work was let to these parties May last
the time allowed for finishing being sixty days
WHICH EXPIRED on the 10th inst. Contract No
3SS was for 81 600 yards of asphalt pavement on
hhode Island avenue. N street, I'd street east
ana A ana b streets southeast, OF which they
nave completed Rhode Island avenue and n
street, about 1900 yards, the balance being
uhtouched. The next contract, No. 331
was 1or resurfacing Pennsylvania avenue south
east, pennsylvania avenue northwest, in
front OF Riggs bank and portions of Vermont
avenue, and Fl streets northwest, in all about
25,COO square yards, of which they have COM
peted one square on Pennsylvania avenue
southeast. amounting to about 1900 yards
Contract No. 1877 is for laying asphalt pave
ments on Vermont avenue. between Iowa circle
ana Corcoran street. amounting to about 1000
yards in all, on which nothing at all has been
done.
THE DIFFICULTY APPEARS
TO De thatthese contractors have no asphaltum
ana can get none, there being none in the mar
ket. and the asphalt mines on the Island OF
trinidad being all in the hands of monopoly
winch has the entire control of all the products
Ter specific length Oftime, which will preclude
these contractors from supplying themselves
from this source. Other troubles have also. it
is understood. sprung up between them which
may complicate the case.
THE UNPAID LABORERS
The labOrers. about sixty in number employed
by Messrs. Fletcher & Bailey street contractors
appeared at the Office Of the District Commits
slOners Yesterday afternoon and made complaint
TO Lieut.. Greene that they have not been paiG
their wages 1t was settled that the Commits
slOners would pay them off and deduct the
amount from the contractors in settlement q
their accounts.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather

The Weather.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER !
WASHINGTON DC. August % 1881 $50 a m (
For the middle Atlantic states. fair weather.
lower pressure.
Special Weather Bulletin.
The chief signal officer furnishes the following
special bulletin to the press: Light rain has
Mississippi valley: elsewhere fair weather pre-
walls. Since thfs morning very high southeast
Ina coast This Is PROBABLY the swell in advance
OF the hurricane reported Monday night at st
Thomas, in the West Indies. In anticipation of
displayed at Cape Henry. Kitty Hawk Hatteras
Macon. Smithville and Wilmington The tenn
perature is below the mean for the month in
New England. middle states and lower lake re-
glon. A warm wave is central in Dakota: Mon
tana, Nebraska and Wyoming The following
ing: EastpOrt. Quebec and Burlington $50: Nom
treai $50; Alpena, GO; st. Paul. 69o San Francis
co. 90.
RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER
The following are the readings of the ther-
mometer at the Signal Office during the day
. am. $3.50 III am: $3.50; pm, $50; Maxi
mum. SO; minimum. 1852
GREAT DIsCOvERIES.-The astronomer who
discoversa new star, the scientist who finds new
lace, or the geOlogist who aghts upon a new
species of fossil. becomes deservedly famous but
the actual good such discoveries do is nothing
when compared to the finding of q medicine
which is an infalible cure for certain diseases.
Such a discovery was made nearly half a century
ago by an Eastern gentleman named Perry Davis
and his preparation is now known to the world
rs Perry Davis Pain Killer. 1t is sure cure for
diarrhCea. cramps, cholera mOrbus. cholera and
indeed, all bowel complaints.
25 New STYLES Cashmere Satins stripes, 736
7th st.
THOSE who desire to go to Lower Cedar Point
should take the steamer John w THOMPSON next
saturday and Monday. The boat is not chartered
on those days.
WE OFFER a discount of 10 per cent on Rogers
4 Meridian silver plated ware till September LIST.
r. Harris Co, 4:2 9TH street.
FUsSELLS ice cream.
CHEAP REPAIRING. Byrns shoe store, 1914 18th
street.
THE NATIONAL RIFLES will give their excursion
ON the 30th inst.
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The Courts.

POLICE COURT-Judqe Bundy pro tenn.
To-day. Abraham White, colored. was charged
with being dsOrderly at the corner of 18th
street and Pennsylvania avenue yesterday after
noon. Special officer Harding testified to hay
ing quite struggle with him before he could
get him to the station house He was fined 50
or Is days in the workhouse. Henry Price. alias
Matthew Taylor. colored. charged with being an
idle and disorderly person, and liable to become
chargeable to the District as pauper; 60 days.
VIM. Frye. do; do. Abraham Turner, loud and
bOisterOus; SIS or Is days. Richard H. Jones. a
white man, was charged with making an indie
cent exposure of himself while lying drunk on
the street yesterday. He was sent to the work
house for Is days, in default of SIS. JnO. Nc
MahOn, forfeited collateral. VIM. H. Dobson,
charged with vagrancy. being found drunk in
and about the streets; 60 days Thos. Brown,
loud and boisterous; s. or Is days. Alice Tay-
Tor. do; do. Mary Lee, do. do. Leonda Scott,
obstructing an alley; continued. Richard T.
Collins. charged with making an obscene and
indecent exposure of his person in the Capitol
grounds; $5 or Is days. David Scott, vagrancy;
bonds OF 60 days. Ellen Long, cursing and
swearing; SIS or Is days.
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West Washington nee Georgetown.

THE WEST WASHINGTON SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
The repairs needed for the West Washington
School for Girls are now being made to the
school building, No. 1928 street. corner 3Oth.
Miss Lee. the principal, has arrived, and is at
present at the residence of George T. Dunlop,
esq.,, on 0st) street.
ACCIDENT.-Mrs. Hershal Hudson was seri-
ously injured last Sunday by falling down a
flight of steps in her residence, on NJ between
3Oth and 31st streets, breaking an arm and nearly
severing her tongue. Being very stout lady
she was also badly bruised.
SENT TO THE HOSPITAL-Charles FrandesOn,
an old cOiOred man, 67 years of age being sick
and without a home, was sent to the hospital to-
day.
TIE GRAIN TRADES GOO bushels wheat was
offered and sold on Change yesterday bringing
81 SO to 81 40 for FulZe and $1.4O to 81 .43 for
Lancaster.
THE Coal TRADE.-There is a scarcity of coal
here on account of the blockade at dam No. 6,
which is likely to continue until heavy rain
comes, but twelve boats left Cumberland Tues
day with .246.06 tons of coal. Shipments for
the week ending Saturday by the Cumberland
and Pennsylvania "a. 731 10 TONS decrease of
4.611O6 tons compared with the same period
last year, and 7,7S2.05 tons by the George
Creek and Cumberland railroad. OF the first
amount % O5 tons were shipped by the Bal
timOre and Ohio railroad: 2.Sl0.05 tons to the
State Line, and S.310 tons to the Chesapeake
and Ohio canal. The Georges Creek and Cum
berland railroad shipped 2.97lO5 tons to the
State Line, and ,575. Ii tons to the Chesapeake
and Ohio canal.
Navigation on the Ohio river is partially sus-
Gn6 NV fGx,
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ADJUSTMENTS.
lords OPERA HOUSE.

r
FRIDAY, SATURDAY MATINEE AND NIGHT,
August Goth and 9th.
ANTHONY, ELLIS h HATHAwAY'S
MAJESTIC CONSOLIDATED AGGREGATION.
Making this the randes Constellation ever oganzed for
one price of admission.
UNITED SHOWS 4
RAVEL'S NEWLY MATCHED HUMPTY- DUMPTY.
PARKER. ROSS INTERNATIONAL DOG SHOW.
GRAY 4 MANNING'S MUSICAL CONGRESS-,
Together with the
RENOWNED EAST INDIAN PRIESTESS SADWAH,
IN their own Palace Drawing-room Car the RAID,
which Will he for the inspection of the public
Friday, August 26th, from II to O'Clock.
LOOK out for the Groesque street parade at IL As
seats % cents extra.
Extraordinarily MAsToDoNS. a22 ct
nRIvER,S SUMMER GARDEN CONCERTS
~ NO ABATEMENT
IN THE POPULARITY OF THESE CONCERTS
In addition to the favorite artists of week Miss
Minnie Chaplin, the bewitchng little soubrette and
stress, VIII appear in songs, medleys, &c. No charge
popular prices. a2O-lw
SCRIBNER's BICYCLE AND TRICYCLE. EX-
- CHANGE AND RIDING SCHOOL,
Tsllmadge Hall t94kx4O feet, 92s street northwest
on Ground Floor. Sole Agency for English Bicycles
and Tricycles. Any style (ether English or Ameri-
CAM furnished. Second hand Machines for sale Cheap
jy28 VIM. C. SCRIBNER Proprietor
WASHINGTON NATATORIUM, E Street. between
w 9th and 1th.-Open EVERY FORENOON FOR
E AI1 and EVERY A TERN0ON AND EVENING
at all hours to give instruction in swimming. Admis-
sion. Is cents. je4
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

''ST. NICHOLAS is still the best magazine for
children that ever was published. "-Cfnciaaa
CO., Commercial
ST NICHOLAS
FOR SEPTEMBER
is so crowded with Stories. Sketches. Verses
and Beautiful Pictures that the Editor has had
to add eight extra pages.
For sale everywhere, Is cents; g year:
THE CENTURY CO.,
formerly Scribner & Co..
1t NEW YORK.
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"Alderney Dairy WaROns.o
Fresh Alderney butter churned every morning
and delivered in u 10. Ward" prints Csc per
To-. Also. cottage cheese buttermilk and sweet
milk &c. per OF. Cream, Toe. pint
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LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF BEAUTIFUL STYLES
TO SELECT FROM.
INGRAM AND BRUSSELS CARPETS.
Brussels Is Beautiful Styles, at IS cents
Brussels. 25 Beautiful Styles, at 60 cents.
Brussels Is Beautiful Styles, at IS cents
Brussels, Is Beautiful Styles, at 80 cents.
Brussels, rs Beautiful Styles, at 81. co.
Best Three ply, Beautiful Styles.
Best TwO-ply, 80 Beautiful Styles, best make.
Best Super Ingram 80 Beautiful Styles WOOL IS cts
Ingram, 20 Beautiful Styles, at GO cents.
Ingram, 80 Beautiful Styles, at SO cents.
Ingram. 20 Beautiful Styles, at 81 cents.
Ingram, 20 Beautiful Styles, at 80 cents.
Venetian Carpets, all widths
Floor and Stair Oil-cloths, all widths.
Also large assortment of Crumb Cloths, all sizes;
Rugs. Tapestry Rugs Body Brussels Mats Tapestry
Mats, Hassocks, Ottonans, Cocoa Mating.
No last seasons Carpets to select FROM Our stock is
entirely new.
BOTTOM PRICES.
C. NJ. TOWSON,
6S6 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
a2O South Side, near Center Market
SPECIAL NOTICE.
GREAT
CLEARING OUT SALE
FOR THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS.
WHILST MAKING IMPROVEMENTS.
ao0-1w PALAIS ROYAL.
PIANOS AND ORGANS.
Economical buyers who are looking for Barrsins win
be astonished at our low prices.
SIDNEY T. NIMMO's
PLANO wARERooMs
5y2S 4SS T1H STREET NORTHWEST.
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!!
- We are now opening fun line Of Fan and Winter
DyOHMESTlCS; 100 pieces Bieached and Brown CAN
ION E.ANNELS, from cents to as cents per ward:
zcA1oe Med1um and DARK PRINTS. from to cent
XII Pm vas9; gray Nay Blue and Red Twed and Plain
AZ Mc, MooI EIANNEL4 from IS 70 IS cent?: SHEET
Frs. BED A1l c6t RAMASRs and HARKiNs BLANK
other desirable goods Is the lowest poabe rates Ia
BROWN CLAGETT,
"a 600 MARKET SPACE.
NoTICR.-HAyINo PURCHAsED OF WN. no.
~ ftHDEEREQk The STOCK and FIXTURES Of
fssrs 90 and g. etoEe No 12l7 sysse nqrShwssx
enued support q The old patrons of he store = respect
foX hcaeed An goods soad Ct the Qveg caah pe1ces.
0o-W THOMAS TAYLOR
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Curealine Cures Corns.
None genuine without signature of III. s. Fred
erick Go. limitations are out. PC. Stott &
th5
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Excursions. icnicS. &c.

The George Leary will leave at 6 p. m. next
Saturday for Fortress Monroe and Norfolk, re-
turning Monday morning at 9 o'clock.
The Beckham Prize will be again shot for to-
morrow The contest will be feature of the
military excursion which will be given to ely
mount. under the auspicies of the Alexandria
LiSht Infantry The Washington Light Infantry,
the Union Veteran corps. and the Alexandria
Light infantry will take part in the match The
Cofeoran viii leave at $50 am. and $50 D. M
WIN Win the excursionists on board, and the Ex-
eelsior at pm
ihe Mary Washington will 90 to Occoquan to-
morrow, leaving at am.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been Issued to
Henry 8. Petit and Charity A. Tenley, both OF
Prince Georges county, Md; Henry Brown and
Alice Battle; W. w. Hall and Rebecca A. Peach:
6eorge r. Doyle and Jane C. Reed; Frank G.
he,Ion and Katie Z. Mackey; Edward e. French
and Einira Washington; Marshall Carter and
Roberta Hudnell; Michael Noonan and Mary
Shanahan.
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CITY ITEMS.

The Debility Produced by Malaria
And the disease itself are effectually remedied
by the Liebig Co.'s Coca Beef Tonic. Beware OF
limitations.
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The Vigor Of Youth
Given to the aged and infirm by using Hop Bit
tiers. Try it.
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The PRoPRIET0Rs of Lower Cedar Point win
continue to run the steamer John w. Thomp-
son daily until the middle of September.
Parties wishing to make arrangements for ex-
cursiOns for September should call without
delay at the st. James hotel
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AmusementS &e.

FORD OPERA HoUsE.-The opening night AT
for0s Tor Anthony, Ellis & Hathaway's treat
aggregation is tomorrow night instead OF to-
night, as mlsprinted in The STAR yesterday.
S In.ee performances VIII DE giyen-Friday and
saturday nights and Saturday matinee.
DRIVERS CoNcERTs-TheFe are great att-se-
Mons at Drivers splendid summer garden coz
certs, which are given every evening.
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WE OFFER a discount of 10 per cent on Rogers
Meridian silver plated ware till September 1st
X. Harris * Co, 42 9TH street.
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Navigation on the Ohio river is partially sus-
pended above Cincinnati, except by the very
smallest boats