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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-11

COMMISSIONERS SALE.
GFlnlth B. Jones, Administrator OF the Estate Of
William K, Connolly, decd,
u.s.

Griffith B. Jones, Administrator OF the Estate oil
william K, Connolly, decd,
Vs.
Sarah Ann Connolly, etdl.
In ChAncery. In the Municipal Court Of
Wheeling
BY yIrtee OF decree rendered In the above
cause on the - day Of Maya. ID. 1871, by said
Court, wilton
SATURDAY, the 9th day Of June, AID. 1871,
at 10 O'clock A. NJ proceed 10 sell al the front
door Of the Court House Of Ohio county, the fol.
lowing described Real RstAte, to-wit: Part OF lot
number ninety.iOur 90 on Main street, In that
part Of the city OF Wheeling as laid out by Arch.
bald Woods John Mcclure and others, being
thirty feet fronting on Main street and running
back one hundred feet, on which 10 erected one
tWO-stOry brick house, adjoining an alley on the
south, together with all and singular the build
lngs and appurtenAnces th0TeuntO belonging.
TERMS or SALE--0ne.third OF the purchase
money To be paid In cash, and as 10 the balance,
notes at six and twelve months respectively, with
approved security, the title To DO retained until
the payment OF the said deferred instAllmGnts,
but the purchaser having the option 10 pay all OF
said purchase money In cash. The deferred pay.
mentA 10 bear interest from date.
GIBSON L. CRANMER,
myaS Commissioner.
The above sale Ia adjourned until the 10th day
Of July, 1871, at 10 O'Clock A. N.
June n. q. l.. CRANhRIl, Commissioner.
Tho above sale Ia postponed I'LL Thursday
next, 18Th inst at 10 O'Clock A. n.
q. L. CRANMER,
Jyli Commissioner.
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The NrhrtInsrIIle Bridge.

We hear the most encouraging accounts
Of the Martinsville Bridge enterprise
The meeting al MArtinsville Saturday
evening was a complete success Thu
feeling was resolute and enthusiastic, ant
agencies were set in motion which vii
soon result in the organization of Com
pany. The people OF Martlnsvllle, er
masse, linen, women and children, are en-
Enthusiastically for the bridge, and It is said
some ladies who have means will take
stock In 1t. One gentleman, who owns
lands adjoining the town, offered to sub.
scribe 5000 and double II Il necessary
And well he can afford To-. When.
ever that bridge Is done and street
cars running to- Martlnsville, the
unOccupied ground around the town
will find market for sites for suburban
residences. The citizens Of Wheeling who
find such an arrangement now impossible
many other dlrcctlon,wlll then flnditprac
ticable to have home In the country and
do business in town; and there will be a
call in a few years for all the choice sites
within reach Of the cars. The country
adjacent 10 Martinsville is admirably
adapted 70 suburban homes. An amphl.
theatre Of hills rises behind and be.
10y the town, with a declIvity gentle
enough TO allow Of roads anywhere
and on these slopes Is a soil admirably
adapted to fruit, shrubbery, and every
species Of rural adornment The atmos.
phere Is pure, the situation breezy and
the landscape one Of the most pleasing
we have ever seen. A bridge and street
railway will bring these sites within
reach, and while afFording advantages
which many of our citizens greatly desire,
tho owners Of property on that side OF
the river will find their advantage in the
demand for their grounds.
The upper end Of the Island, too, will
then become valuable for residences, a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-11
TnE BATTLE AND ME VICTORY
LIST or THE KILLED AHO WOUNDED
OUR SKINS ARE SELVES,

And through millions Of orihceS OoEes the tran
spArent 6uld which nature dOOS not need for vital
purposes. This Is 4 wise provision Of PrOVI.
dence, but excessive Precipitation is, neVerthO.
less, extremely weakening. During the heats Of
summer all hard.working men perspIrs to an eX.
tent that is more or less facilitating, They, Of
all classes Of the community, require o whole.
soma InVigorAnt OF this season. Let them not
seek It In the liquor Of the barroom they will
not find It there. medlcAted stlmulAnt pure
and undsaled, IL what they need and among
this class Of remedies, IIostOtter'S Stomach Bit.
ters stands alone. No valid plea can be urged
against its use even by the genius Of Temper.
Ance Itself; for even the Maine law permits the
sale OF dlTaslVe stimuli for medicinal purposes.
As general rcnoVatIng preparation, the BIttors
has no equal anywhere. But this ls only one Of
the merits Of this famous lnYlgorator. Its regu.
latlng properties give II an immense superiority
over all the tonlcs Of the PhArmAeopGIa, In cases
Of chronic constipation II ls the most useful and
certain OF all aperlents. II creates no violent
COmmOtlOn In the dlschlrglng organs, but gently
relieving them OF their obstIlctl0ns leaves them
In healthy, vigorous condition. II seems IN.
necessary 10 state, In view Of the mass Of tesll-
mony as To Its effects In dyspepsia, that II 10 a
permanent cure for that terrible and but too gen.
Cral complaint
The numerous "BItters," under various names,
which niorcenRry dealers endGayor to substitute
for HOstetter's Stomach BItters, should be avoid.
cd, for their own sakes, by the sick and the pub.
lie at large. uOstetters Bltters are prOcnfabe
In bottles only, and never sold In bulk. jyii
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A CORRESPONDENT writing Of the High
School this morning suggests some peril.
nent inquiries for the digestion Of the
Board Of Education committee who have
the matter under advisement We trust
the committee and other gentlemen Of
the Board will "think oft"
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SMITTs WHEELING BREWERY
a CARD,

Amer thorough renovation Of my old esiab
llshed Brewery, late In possession Of MesSr,
Reilly, Barnes q Hobbs, ! have again resumed
my old business OF Brewing aud mailing, and
with the aid Of my old operatives, hope 10
produce such quality Of Kennelt, Champagne
and Fresh Ale, as formerly made.
Twill be prepared 70 supply my friends aud tue
public with Fresh Ale this week, but would sd
my predecessorS, Messrs. Reilly Barnes Il Hobbs,
being convinced that they eau supply them i
good article.
wish also 10 Intimate that have no cause OF
disposition TO interfere with the interests Of my
three old friends and operatives at the Eagle
Brewery, yet will endeayOr 10 be prepared to sup
plyRll demands for Ale, such a. formerly pro
mYS GEO. W. SMITn
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fact which We infer is appreciated by
ground owners there, one oil whom pro
poses 10 subscribe 5000 to the bridge
and more il it shall be needed.
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HAIR DYE.

This superb Hair Dye Is the 6eSt In he World
Perfectly Harmless, Reliable, and InstantAne.
eior'spleAiint 6dor. The genuine W. 4. batch.
splGn Hair Dye produces IMMEDIATELY q
stalndld Black or Natural Brown. Docs NOT
stain tho skin, but leaves the Hair Clean, son
and Beautiful. The only safe and perfect Dye,
Sold BY all Druggists. Factory 10 Bond street,
New York iRn97eodAw
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DIED.

GRERR-On Sunday, July 9TH at iiX p. N.
TnoNAs GREER, aged O. years and months.
The funeral will take place from his late real.
dence on Quincy street Wednesday morning, at
so'clock. The friends Of the family arc invited
To attend
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pICNIO GROUNDS FOR RENT.

Parties seeking or desiring to secure plesssp,
Picnic Grounds are referred 10 my place, know,
as Maple Grove, on the National Road, four And
u hal mllGs east Of the city, which will be Ion
rent during the season.
The Grounds are well wooded and eEeeleplIV
located, and have all the facilities necessary for
such purposes.
For particulars apply to James Hamilton or on
the premises WIN, II. STEELE.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-11
nj AUGHLINs INFANT CORDIAL

r AUGHLINS INFANT CORDIAL
II for Children TeethinR, softens the gums
allays the pain, reduces inflammation, controls the
bowels, curing summer complaint, dysentery,
DlATTheA.
Children Of q delicate constitution, are apt tO
suffer more than the robust, because delhtion Ii
proIacted and early cutting Of the teeth more 70
DO feared than late; Much is TO be apprehended
from looseness OF the bowels, that u Of an ex'
eessiVe character. Moderate lOoseness olten 70.
moves more dangerous Affections, but when L
becomes excesslVe, attended with vomiting and
great prostratlon, then Il should be kept In con-
troll, and for this purpose We remark, that the
LlG1at Cordial Is particularly adapted, and when
used will act with the most happy eject
Mothers will and II very valuable, The child
will be relieved, get Into gentle sleep, and
wake up cheerful, happy and feeling comfortable.
We guarantee each bottle, and Will refund the
price OF every bottle not doing As We represent
Price Is cent? per bottle. Sold by ali druggists.
LAUGHLIN BROTHERS 8 CO., Props,
Ap6 Wheeling, W. Va.
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MARRIED.

HOLLIDAY-sAIIsBURY.-.on Thursday
evening, June q, 1871, At the residence Of 8. N.
Whitcside, by the Rev. John MotAt A. q. HnL-
LtnAT and Lucia SAItslURT, all Of Wheeling.
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Proprietor Island II
Great Catalogue Sale Of BlOodsd stO,

Great Catalogue Sale Of BlOodsd stock.
SATURDAY. July IS, commencing at o'clock,
A. ~, Oh the Fair Grounds, consisting Of % head
Of Horses, Brood Mares and Red Eye Colts, bred
by the undersigned. Also, Buggies, Track WAg.
Ons, Harness, &c, VIII be sold without reserve
TO the highest bidder. All stock warranted az
represented.
TERM.-A credit Of months by PARTIES giving
note with approved security. Bids by mall re-
celyed, 10 DO opened on morning Of sale. For
particulars and description, see small bills on
list OF rneeS.
le99.2tawdAW ]. L. Burnley.
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KAMMER & sIEBKE,
NOTARIES PUBLIC.
LIFE AND FIRE INSURANCE, REAL ESTATE,
General Passage Agents.

Onlce, Corner Of Third and Market slrreli
WHEELING, W. VA.
Fire and LiiG assurances In the best Home
Companies. Real Estate bought, sold or rented
on Commission. Rents and Accounts collected
on liberal terms. Passage tickets 10 and from
England and Ireland to New York, and RAILROAD
Ing. Sight Drafts on England, Ireland, Scotland
France and Germany. Collections made from
all parts Of Europe. Apl!
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Unity OF WHEELING BONDS
OSubscriptions to the amount OF ONE HT.y
DRRD THOUSAND DOLLARS will be Trcriv,.t
l9r hiieen days rom this date, At the Bank OF
Wheeling, in'tho city Of Wheeling, for the bond
NJ the city Issued under an ordinance Of tho civ
passed June 18th, 1871, but no one person, ilrn
or corporation will be allowed 70 subscribe far =
greater amount than i've thousand dollar. ssIi
bonds bear seven and half per cent lniereSt
payable semlannually In New York, fee from
each. DANIEL @, List
Wheeling, June %, 1871. IN
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|Do0TOR WHITTIER, =
zoe Pm Street. Pttl,hnrrh. Pa.
MANHOOD. =
How LOST How Restored
Just published, in a sealed envelope.
pFira etr ea1Ia

A LECTURE on THE NATURAL TREATMENT. and
Radical Cure ofSpermAtoFrhea or Seminal Weak
ness, involuntary Emissions, Sexual Debility
and lmpedimenis 70 Marriage generally; Ner
tai and Physical Incapacity, resulting from sell
Abuse, &c, by RoBERT ]. CuLvERwELL, N. D..
Author Of tho "GreeA Book" &C.
"a Boon 10 fhousandt Of SufIeprs."
Sent under seal In plain envelope, 10 any ad
dLeee, POSTPAID, on receipt Of SIX cents, or two
postage stamps, by CHAS. ], @. KLINE a CO.
l2l Bowery, New York, Post Once box 1886.
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Wants.
WANTED.
General Notices.
A NNUAL MEETING

A NNUAL MEETING.
IA There will be meeting of The stn,p
holders OF the Wheeling Gas Company an ~,
second Monday OF July, the 10th, at ! 6'clork ~
NJ, at the office Of the Company, for the pprr,,..
OF election Of Directors. All SiOckholdrrs sfr
requested TO he present
Wheeling, June 94th, 1871. i,si
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Special Notices.
UNPARALLELED SUCCESS
or THR
GREAT REMEDY,

KRAFT'S DIARRHGA COMPOUND
For DlarrhGa, DysenterY, FIuI, Cholera NCrbus
Summer Complaint and all arrangements Of the
stomach and Bowels.
Keep this medicine In your house during The
Summer months. livery traveller should be pro
yided with this remedy. Sold with guarantee
it, use Ask for "KRART's COhPOuND.n
For sale by all the Druggists In this city, and
by dealers IN medicines generally. Price Flily
Cents per bottle.
McCABR, KRAFT 4 CO.,
jyi PropEletOES, Wheeling, W. Va,
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Tickets to all principal points in the East and
West can be procured at the Union Ticket OillCr,
In MLure House, and at the Station at Bridge
FIR. MYERS,
je6 General Passenger and Ticket Agent
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Tables are given comprising the obser.
vations taken during a period Of six
months from November 12, 1870, to May
u, 1871. The lowest temperature was in
February, and the mercury stoOd-50
The next was in January-45. In No.
vembcr, December and January. tlley had
not a single clear day; and in February
March anu April, only three, one for each
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1871-02-25

A QUICK PAss1GE.-The Hawaiian bark Ka Moi,
which arrived on Wednesday, morning. reports the
unprecedented short passage Of los days from Lon
dom She brings Q full cargo Of dry and assorted
goods to II. Hackfeld & Co.
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Balance ON hand.

have received assistance. Of whom. 10 were dis-
charged convalescent, IL we're sent to their friends
in other lands. 1 was taken into the U. g. Hospital,
8 were taken into the Queens Hospital. 10 died and
were buried by the society, and 4 are now receiving
assistance.
The entire number of persons now paying the
regular subscription of one dollar per month is but
sixty-ive, and this too in q community Of many
American residing here to become a subscriber to
this fund In no other way can their poor, sick and
distressed fsllow-countHymen be 90 systematically and
efficiently cared for as by this society.
1T is more blessed to give than 20 receive,
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II report Oh the lreaSurer WIS acCeptcu'
following gentlemen were then elected officers for the
ensuing year
President- Alex. J. Cartwright. r
Yice President-Rev SC. Damon.
Secrefdyy-A. r. Judd
TredsUTer-Chas. X. Bishop.
-fstfa 20 w. bodybuilding,
Erec~ttUe Commitfee}j NJ Dat, sr.
q. l.. Desha-
After some discussion of the principles upon which
the relief offered by the organization should be ad-
ministered, the society adjourned. A. F. JUDD.
- Secretary
We again take pleasure in calling the attention Of
Americans residing on these islands to the very
worthy society, the minutes Of whose annual meeting
we publish above. Though it has but one meeting a
year, and it's benevolent work proceeds quietly in
our midst, the society is none the less efficient on ac-
count of its unpretending character. Its motto is
+" Deeds not Words" We learn that it has assisted
ten persons during the year, paying the following
sums
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American Relief Fund AS
S0ciation.

The Seventh Annual Meeting Of the subscribers to
the American Relief Fund took place on Wednesday
evening, February 22nd, 1871, at the room of Me-
chanic Engine Co. No. g, President Alex. j. Cart
wright, ESQ.,, in the Chair. A small number Of
members were present, owing probably to the ex-
citement consequent of the news received that day Of
the capitulationo of Paris.
A. F. Judd, Esq, was elected Secretary pro TEN.
The Treasurer, Mr.. HI. A. p. Carter, being absent
from the Kingdom, the Secretary read the report of
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During the year / has died. 2 have been sent to
other lands. l has been taken to the Queens Hospital.
2 are now self-supporting, and A are now receiving
assistance.
To give the public some idea Of the transactions Of
the society since its formation, we publish the fol-
lowing:
Total o205 %
Total Expenditure. 6se5 20
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le Linen Bosom Shirts.

White Cotton Shirts.
fancy C4lieo shirts, Hickory shira
Heavy NeriDc Undershirts,
SILK Imitation Undsrshirts.
Brown Cotton Cndershirts.
Turkey Red suspenders, Black sIK Umbrella
BLK silk Elastics. Blue Cotton threat
"ooien and Cotton Girths, Feather Duters,
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LINEN SHEETlNGI

4ue AIhambra Red Quilts,
\ hite Bed Quits, Fine interchangeable.
bite Linen and Cotton Turkey Towels,
nperior Linen Handkerchief.
-Aney Cotton HANDKERCHIEF.
lrkey Red and yellow Handkerchief.
Jain White Flannel.
Due Tuilled Saxony Flannel.
y hite Merino Socks.
trey Mixed Socks, Ladies, white Hoe
taney Daussk Table Covers
'iAek sax Seekties, Fancy Alpaca Blouses,
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The report of the Treasurer was accepted. The
following gentlemen were then elected officers for the
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Boiled Linseed Oil!

White Zinc Paint, Ground White Lead,
7ked Uchre and Venetian Red,
5oriaps. Sail TWine, Scotch Hemp Canvas.
1aAsia Duck. light and heavy,
41nRht Fencing Wire
noop Iron, from . inrh TO II inch.
cinnen saucepens with Covers, Rabbits Metal.
1aiSanzed Gas Pipes, I to 1 inch,
1Lssan1ed Iron Buckets and Tubs,
c-o,a Lamps and Lanterns,
y y Iron With brass guards.
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DRAaoED TO DEATH-We learn that on Saturday
last, . native woman WAS thrown from q horse in
the upper part of Nuuanu Valley, and her foot
catching in the stirrup. she was dragged some dis
lance at full speed Of the horse before he could be
stopped When picked mp. life was extinct.
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Bound FOR cALrFoRSIA-Frank Jones, the in
imitable negro singer and dancer, sailed yesterday
for San Francisco in the Gomez. We predict for
Frank a brilliant career in the Poetic States. Misc
Maggie Knight, the petite singer and dancer, also
went in the Gomez. Success 10 little Maggie.
-
Gun ANNUAL REvEw.-we present our readers
to-day with a full and carefully prepared review Of
the agriculture and commerce Of the Kingdom for
the past year. As a compendium Of facts and
general information regarding the islands, IL will be
found valuable for transmission abroad, as well as
for future reference at home.
JUBnAxr.-On the reception Of the news Of the
capitalization Of Paris, and the virtual ending Of the
sscruei war, (" last Wednesday, our German fellow
citizens were naturally quite ~jubilant, and let on
hre-crackers and sky rockets pretty extensively dur
ing the evening. We hear that IL is the intention,
whenever the news Of the declaration Of peace is re-
ceived, 70 unite in q public demonstration-probably
Examinations and q ball
BENEFIT NIoHr-By advertisement 1t win be seen
that Herr and Mrs. Bandmann take q farewell bene.
ct tonight at the Theatre. The plays are selections
from Macbeth. Richelieu, and the ~afterpiece OF David
Garrick. The Herr and his accomplished lady are
great favoritos with our Theatre-gOing public and
are acknowledged artistes of the FIRST talent. Mr..
RAyper, who stands very high as q tragedian. assists
the Bandmanns tonight. as does Mr.. Neil. who
makes an excellent old man. or low comedy character.
NEW WAIEn BoAT--In . recent ramble down
to the foot Of the Esplanade. We came uPcn two car
penters, Messrs. Dover and Butler, bury at work
upon an odd looking structure. peaked at both ends,
and hat-bottomed. On inquiry. we were told IL was
Q new water boat for barbor use in supplying ship
ping. II is 10 be Of the capacity Of 100 barrels, and
the pump win be the one formerly belonging TO the
boat belonging tothe port. considerable delay has
occurred during the shipping sesson ia outward
bound vessels obtaining their supply Of water. This
win be 1obviatcd in tho failure. by the new boat,
which win be launched and ready for use Ia 4 short
time. The powerful pump with which she win be
provided. win make her available IN case Of a frs on
| shipboard. Success 10 the new enterprise.
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Pocket Knives and Steel Scissor.

.Srusnal Sugar, French Chocolate.
.nenen fease an nat1rei,
aaiaga and suItauz RaisIns.
'SerranSs IN Jars, salad OH,
|Sodiver on, Curry Po9der.
1ssences OF SHIELD Alnonds.
|7serFooi szit. S&asages In Tins.
nhhtshire Loaf Cheese.
Dutch Loaf Cheese, Aak VINEGAR IN n.-u
oossaa Of Tartar, Seed Blscuits, WI Ooi''
~ n Baskets and Boxes. Rum in Barr.,.
~ Coope 4 Co. Ale, Caret in Boxes
nn-ne vine, schiedsn Aromatic schnspns
SSenslne Irish Whiskey- Manila Horse -
pp1cxholm Tar, Pitch In hair Barrels.
ss..a1.nd Cement, Fire Brcks square and arch.
Roe1 Yellow Metal and Composition Hain.
- kns Powder in I ID Tins, 80
49, barrels New Oh Shocks,
;" runs West Hartley Steam Coal taas
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An Outrageous Murder |!
WHO WERE THE MURDER
ERS?
LET GOV. sCeTT OFFER A RE
WAaD.

We learn from a reliable source iu-
telligence as to horrible murder which
was committed, on Tuesday night last,
upon the plantation of Trial Justice
w. l.. W. Riley. The victim was
a colorcd man, named John Perry.
The perpetrators are unknown. The
facts arc these: On Tuesday night
last about l2 o'clock, four white men
visited the PLACE of Mr. Riley. They first
went to THO house of Reabia Jumison, q
colored man, aud demanded that he
should take them TO the house of John
Perry. Jamison was frightened, aud
of course obeyed the c." aud os tho
midpisht assassins, : 4st as they
nearcd tho house Of tho dcceasel, ho,
in the meautine, getting tho alarm, ran
out Of the back door. Before he go.
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AN ORDIN ANCE
For the Better Preservation of
the Peace and esuict of the
Town of Ors,ngeburg S. G..

SEcr1oN. L. BE it 0ra,incd by the Mayer
and Aldermen in GopnoiI assembled. tllaton
and after the 4th ttayofTluly. a. ID. 1871,
| any person or pcrsans who snail HOLD or
PERMIT to he HEI.D, S,t DANCE or
or AMUSEMENT. forl,ag OF rcwar with
in the Incorporate limits of the T,wn OF
Ornngehurs. s. c., sl,i'i2 first obtain from
the Town Gs:;nciT al4scESSi, for Lolline
the same. AMI for wfiss shall bs paid the
,nm ef rivs til dollars Cor each aud every
LiCENS :.
SEC = /: s,'l Sc.;ise .luts or ,h. Tow,
MIS.l.ai 30 b. prasee.fu al s,ch occ ,sions,
All ior rs serricesS shall ha allowed T,o
(2l dollars on each ItlsE iar;9. i,;s a:iuant
IL n lie. .ilei.sl :. o., ~ bG'EN%ES Money
SEc. . y lipia.ip9 of ,i;s O..u..i,c
s'ial. subject tho utis's.s IN u pvn1lty no:
riorc thon T'sen;y ;..yi inlli's; o.. LIN ,rs
onm"n, f'r :: rue iio; ereee:i;gg Twenty
t2ll lays.
SEC. ). Al oriip#eca or part brrrof
Contrary ar Reraguuh to this Gr finance
are hear, by Rcpcaie3
Ra'i'ivl i" counsi;tl, i;'' DAY jay a. D.
s.A BULL,
E GLWHR0s. c!e:k.
jay g {.