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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-05-11
REDUCED FARES To THE CHICAGO
CONVENTION.


The Executive Commute Of the Blaine
Club OF Maine, having perfected their
.rrsngements for an Excursion 10 Chicago
90 attend the Republican National Conven-
t,on. make the following announcement for
the benefit OF those Republicans who may
desire 10 attend and aid in nominating our
ho,ored Senstor. JAMES q. BLAINE, a.
candidate for President AZ the coming cleo
ton.
A special train over the Eastern Railroad
will leave Portland. Thursday, May s'th'
on the arrival OF the morning train nom
Bangor. arriving in Boston In season !or
tea. The party will leave Boston Tor Chi-
cage direct the same evening, by special
train, with Wagner sleeping cars, over the
Boston 4 Albany, New fork Central, Lake
Shore and Michigan Southern Railroads
taking breakfast Friday morning AT SyFs-
cuse. dinner st East Buffalo. and Tea AZ
Cleveland, arriving in Chicago SATURDAY
morning. Ample hotel ACCOMMODATIONS
have been engaged for $50 persons, al the
Gardner and Mattisop Houses, aud rooms
win be assigned on the train 10 the eNcur-
.lonists. avoiding confusion oh thetF AZ
oval. Hotel bills 81 so and s. per dag
Fare from Portland 20 Chicago and re-
turn, S2e. Wagner sleeping cars 70 Chl-
cago, $3.50. EIcursionists taken 70 anu
nom Portland from stations on Maine
Central r X. at one fare, tickets To DC
procured at all stations. Persons desiring
20 20 can have their berths u sleeping cars
assigned, by enclosing $3.50 10 The Treas
urer OF the club. H. =. Osgood, Portland.
Those wishing 10 secure rooms shouhi
address the Secretary, J. SWEET Ro~e'
Augusta, a. early a. possible. All Repuo-
licanS are cordially invited - join the eN-
cursion.
J. r BODWELL. President.
j. SWIFT Row.. Secretary.
Augusta, April %, lSS0.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-05-11

NEAR FuIs.-Mr. Daniel !. Fox, OF
this place, has completed lis clotA!ng shop,
and on "Wednesday OF last week, kczsr
Falls Band and large number OF friends,
gave him very enjoyable sercnade, the
band rehcarsing some fine music. Mr..
Fox treated the crowd numbering about
100, to an oyster supper Everything
passed OF vcry pleasantly and quietly, al
seemed TO enjoy the occasion, and express
ed themselves ready 10 have the like re-
pea,ed. Mr.. Fox Is intending TO give the
| clothing business his entire attention.
| Soon he will have all kinds OF work in the
clothing line 10 let ont TO sewers, for which
he win pay cash and the highest prices.
Grant Cousins, son OF Eben Cousins, n
lad some II or u, met with very severe
accident, last week; he and some other
lads were playing high spy" in the dark
OF the evening, and Is he went 10 pass a
team, one Of the thills hit him in the mouth
and tore his face open TO his ear. |, was
dressed by DR.. F.. X. Chellis, and at last
account was doing rs well rs could be ex-
pected.
Mr.. John Whales died last week. He
was one OF our Oldest citizens, probably
the oldest, some call him about 100 years.
Mrs. Susan Stanley, widow OF the late
Isaac Stanley, died at her home in Porter,
In April. VI.
Following arc the officers of Oakland
Lodge, No. l45, /. o. G. T., for the ensu-
ing quarter;
w. c. T, W. %. Merriheld w. V. T.,
Lizzie L. Kcyon; w. s., Runice Edgecomb {;
w. +. s., G.. A. 5. Fowler; w. T., Byron
Anderson; W. c., G. H. Eastman; W. NJ,
Elmer Chapman: |. G., Lizzie +. Stacy !;
q. e., Will Meserve; X. II. s., Fannie Is.
Merriheld; l.. II. S., Euna jameson; w.
A. S., Major Edgecomb; W. d. NJ, Nellie
Written; p. w. C. T., X. +. Norwood
The following arc the officers of kezar
Falls Cornet Band, for the year ending
May |, 1880:
Leader, Frank Shaw; Assistant Leader,
J. A. Libby; Directors, w. o. Merriheld,
+. B. Lord, John f. Ridlon; President, X.
F. Norwood; Secretary, A. X. p. Fox;
Treasurer, Geo. Z. Davis.
The Band is getting along timely. They
are about to erect band stand on the
Island" Under their supervision the
island will be trimmed up, and made fine
place of resort A bridge has been built,
commencing on the pier of the covered
bridge and striking the island just below
the lower dam.
A young son of Samuel Durgin of this
town died very suddenly last Friday. He
was bringing some potatoes out OF Jordan
Stacy's cellar, and fell to the floor in q III,
dying before the doctor could come.
Grant Cousins, who was so severely
injured a short time since, is, we under
stand, getting along as well as could be
expected.
Miss Annie NJ. Stacy, u graduate of
Pennington Normal School, is teaching
our school this spring. We bespeak sue
cess for her.
David Stearns, of SO. Hiram, has moved
to Lowell to engage In trade.
Farmers are rushing their work, many
having planted their potatoes. The cold,
raw weather we have been having has been
very unfavorable to the interests Of agri-
culture. ri.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-05-11

By LrGHrNISo. Sunday, shortly aftei
noon, small electric cloud passed ovel
this place, and suddenly turned its course
southwark. II was remarkable in APP.
pearance. and constantly emitted flashes
Of chain lightning. One of these bolts
struck the barn of Gardiner Rowe or
"Fore Street" Oxford. and burned it &c
the ground together with all his buildings
connected Herewith. The buildings con.
sisted of large house, ell, stable and
barn. In the barn were twelve or four
teen tons OF nice hay and other valuable
materials. Loss estimated at 81, 500 &c
5000. Insured for 81, 200. While these
buildings were burning, smoke was seer
further to the cast, indicating other dam
age. Another shower from eight to ten
in the evening; and third from two till
three Monday morning, were also accom-
panied by great electric displays. Tn.
air was filed with electricity and the hea-
vens were ablaze with its light. Frequent
reports indicated that the AUD had reach
cd the earth "a many cases, but we have
no further information of its work
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-05-11

In speaking OF the Imprisonment OF
Dennis Kearney by the State OF California,
the oxford Democrat says: THE Rear
neyites OF Maine must be careful, or they
will share similar fate" Well, what
about tie Reverend Kallochs, who were
strong Republicans, who joined the "kear'
neyites" for Office and pelf, and learned "a
murder.-Stdte Democrat.
Well, if the doctrine which such
taught from their pulpits be true, we
shall simply condemn them to the custo-
dy Of their former Master for future pun
ishment But what shall we say of the
Rev. Pshaws who edit Democratic news
papers in enlightened New England.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-05-11

A full house. The play went of very well'
though not quite up TO the standard we
should say.
Mr.. Luther Houghton Is still very feeoie'
with little prospect of ever recovering.
Mr.. C. A. Ford is quite out OF health
Mr.. G. Edward Sanderson, son OF D. b.
Sanderson OF Groton, Mass, has moved
on to the farm owned by his father, near
the Sweden line. TRAMP
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-05-11

CTS No UsE," He SAID.-And we DO
not blame him for saying it. He was sick
and In pain; he had been so for months:
He had tried physicians prescriptions and
all the nostrums that had been recon-
mended to him. So when q friend came
in one night and said 81 have known DR..
David Kennedy's 'Favorite Remedy actu-
ally to cure worse cases than yours" the
weary answer was "It's no use, but III
try 1t to please you. Here's the dollar
Go and get bottle" It was done, and IN
q few weeks there was new man in thai
town. In his gratitude he declared; when
l am In Rondout, N. Y, I'll stop In Dr.
Kennedy's Office and tell him Of this. IL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-05-11

RoxBURY, May S.-A deer was lately
seen near H. F. McInnes after giving all
hands a sight, moved of leisurely.
The ice in Roxbury Pond broke up April
%.
We had smart rain April 80.
The returns show co scholars in this
town.
School matters in Dist. No. ''left with
the agent
Miss Nellie s. Mitchell, Of Andover, is
to teach the summer term in No. Z Miss Re-
becca ]. Bailey the winter term.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-05-11

The Democratic and Greenback pa
pers loudly declare that we have no legal
State government: but II IS noticeable
fact that they are all circulating an extra
sheet containing the public laws of the
State of Maine passed BY the ffty-ninth
Legislature. 1880" This shows that
they do not believe their own talk about
an Illegal Legislature. or that they are
perfectly willing to sell out their princi-
Piles for the ten dollar bin given BY the
State to pay for advertising the laws.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-05-11
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN CoNvEN-

Additional Convention of the Republican
party will meet at Chicago on Thursday,
the Sd day OF June next, at II O'Clock
noon. for the nomination OF candidates 70
be supported for President and Nice-Pre
ident al the next election. Republicans
and all who will cooperate with them IN
supporting the nominees of the party, ART
invited TO choose two delegates from each
Congressional District, four al large from
each State, two nom each Territory, and
two from the District OF Columbia, 10 rep
resent them In the Convention.
]. ID. CAMERON,
Chairman National Committee.
ruoxAs Il. KYoGH, Secretary.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-05-11

NORWAY. = Harvest, Leghorn, India,
Panama, Malaga and palm-leaf hats for all
ages can be found at Elliott's clothing
store.
Mr.. j. U. P. Burnham has his hands full
at his studio on Cottage street. He Is do
ing work which has never been eQualled In
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-05-11

Through the efforts Of W. A. Crom-
well, esq. Agent Of the Lake Shore Rail
road. the committee having in charge the
excursion of the Blaine Club to the Chi.
cago Convention has succeeded in arang
ing that the tickets to Chicago and back
shall be good for fifteen days from May
81. The train will run by the way o.
Niagara Falls, and arrangements will be
made to dine there and make a stop o
three hours. which will give the excur.
sionists ample opportunity to view the
objects of interest in that vicinity.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-05-11

DOES FARMING PAY!-Statistics show
that In the uncertainties of Commerce three
men only succeed, to ninety-seven who
come 10 grief. But in farming, ninety men
out OF hundred make comfortapis iiv-
ing, and many amass q large property.
Most persons see only the three successful
Men IN commerce and trade, and lose sight
entirely OF the ninety-seven unsuccessful
men. This Is why commercial and city life
attracts 90 many from the country.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-05-11

IN THE CoUNTRY.-Mr. Seward, in a
letter to young man, Just published, FOR
the first time, said; 81 am glad to know
you have got into the country. II is the
best place for young men. Allow me to
give YOU a word OF advice. Just as soon
as YOU can get out of public employment
into some occupation by which you can
support yourself, do Il, and become an
independent man. Government salaries
erhacsi the energies OF all men, and very
often corrupt them.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-05-11

Who THE JUDAs?-The above question
Is answered by cartoon (size lOxi4 inch.
esq by ID. ID. Coombs Of Lewiston. repre-.
senting several well-known Politicians.
Sent to any address on receipt of 25 cents.
A liberal discount 10 the trade, Address,
Box 474, Auburn, Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-05-11
MARRIED..

10 Bethel. May l, uy Rev Poster Mr. wal
lace u. Cua mings and Mrs. Ella J. French, both
OF Albany.
In Woodstock, May 2 by Alden Chase. esq. NJ.
George Y Buck and Mis, Hannah r.. Estes both
Of Woodstock.
In South Paris, May ;, by Geo. A. Wilson esq.
Nr. Arthur T.. Atwood OF Auburn and Ms, Cora
Cummings or Pari'.
In Mnon. May Z. by J Hastings BeAn, ESQ NJ.
Rufus X Morrill, and Miss Lucia X. Mason. both
vi NasOu
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-05-11

MExIcO.-A large sale Of wild lands has
Just been made by sewell Gon'-some 8, loo
acres in the town Of Roxbury. The Com
pany building the pulp mill at Canton are
the purchasers.
Leroy Lufkin's buildings, in Rumford,
burned yesterday, the 4th inst. Have moi
learned particulars.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-05-11

SUMNER BoARD.-Boston people OF mod
crate means are inquiring for places In th'
country where they can have good, whole
some food, pure air and good apartments
ut low rates. Boston Journal.
Send them up here among the hills Of
Oxford County.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-05-11

NORTH PARIS, May during the heavy
thunder shower of last Thursday, the vane
of the Methodist church was blown nom
its fasteuiugs, causing considerable dam
age to the spire of the house. This seems
to be pretty poor opening for the first
shower of the season. but we are In hopes
OF better success In the future.
II q
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-05-11

Capt. C. H. Ripley, Of Paris, showed
us lot of fine fruit trees from Yer
mont orchard which were remarkable FOL
their beauty of form, and for being more
thoroughly rooted than we often find
nursery stock.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-05-11
PROM THE SOUTH,
THE PoLrrIcAL SITUATION IN DINE.

HARFER's FERRY, VA, May !, lssO.
To As Editors ~ ne LctcisioR Journal
would Ike 10 say few words 10 the
readers OF the Journal in reference 10 the
book called "A Fools Errand.' AZ ~ a.
my opinion emiDently fair, and even gen
erouS In It's pictures Of Southern character,
and strictly true in representing the diff
culties With which the carpet-baSger has
had 10 contend. ! know OF no way FOR
Northern people To get an, definite idea OF
the present condition OF affairs but by
reading H.
Don't be deceived. There isn't power
enough in the whole Republican party,
North and South, 10 give Grant, Blaine or
any other Republican, one vote in the Elec-
toral College. from the whole South. II he
needs H. should Il become morally GER
tain two months before election, that the
Republicans do not need any votes, they
may .ct few from the South. In short,
nothing but Il united North will for many
years divide the South y. c. Is.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-05-11

l. Any person who takes paper regularly
from the olhce-whether directed 70 his name OF
Another's, or whether he has subscribed or not
10 responsible for the payment. -,
3. II person orders his paper discontnueos
he must pay al Averages, or the Publisher may
continue TO send n until payment mAoe, Anu
taken from the once or not.
8. The Courts have decided thai refusing 10 axe
newspapers and periodicals nom the poe. omcs,
or removing and leaving them unSAuou sof' ~
prsu.a 1acss evidence OF maud.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-05-11
a CARD.

To all who arc suffering IRON the errors and IL.
dlseretions OF youth. nervous weakness, early de-
cay Loss OF manhood &c 4 will send q recipe TIA,
will cure you FREE Or CHARGE. This gr,A,
remedy was discovered by a missionary in South
America Send a self addressed envelope - the
REV. JosEPH T INNlS. Station ~ Neic Yort Cnv
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-05-11

The people of this section are ask
ing if H. A. Shorey was instructed to
make Blaine speech as chairman of the
lst District Convention, or whether he
simply intended to represent his constitu-
ents.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-05-11
COUNTY VALUATION.

The following table, furnished by Hon
r. c. Harrington. Valuation Commls
sioner for Oxford County, shows the aver
age valuation of Oxen, Cows and Horses
as returned by the assessors of the sew
eral towns and plantations for 1879
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-05-11
A SAD TRAGEDY.
An INSANE WOMAN BURNS HERSELF AMI
HER FIVE CHILDREN.

RICHMOND, VA, May martha Jones,
colored, insane, set fire to her house, bolt
ed the door to prevent rescue, and with
her FIVE children was burned TO death yes
terday at Christiansburg.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-05-11

Col. F. NJ. Drew, of Lewiston, is
expected to deliver the Decoration Day
address at South Paris. Paris Veterans
will be in attendance in full numbers.
Further particulars hereafter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-05-11

A Dominican convent to cost s75. 900
and hospital to be under the care Of the
Sisters OF Charity and to cost $50, 900, are
to be erected on Lexington avenue, New
York.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-05-11
Wenfher Report.

Temperature lastwcok at Am.
sunday, 3s9 cloudy Monday, 80 eIesr, Tue,.
day, % cloudy; Wednesday, % clear. Thur.
day, 50 > cloudy; Friday, So clear. SATURDAY.
g. . clear.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-05-11
BORN.

In West Paris, May 20 the wife Of Geo II
Briggs. n daughter. lbs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-05-11

The total valuation for the county is
Ss,7l2,32l. In 1870 it was S9.692,-
s66; there being gain Of sle,S55.
The number of polls has increased from
$3.50 in 1870 to $50 in 1879; a gain
of 40. Total number of stock for 1879
Is as follows: Oxen. 4,796; cows, H.
6s7; young cattle, 1878; horses, O.
Ss5; colts, 1901; sheep, SO, 772: swine,
4,32s. Oxford Couty leads the State on
oxen and on young cattle, while it ranks
third in the production of swine. The
county makes a much better showing
than we anticipated. 1t was generally
predicted that the county had made a
general loss in both value and popula-
ton.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-08

mitted that he had stolen money affiant then
left the ROOM but in short time thereafter
was shown a list Of articles and a written
acknowledgement on the part of said Smith
that he had stolen them; alliant further saws
that IN few days after his detection the said
NJ. Ii. Smith left Reidsville and went to his
fathers, in Guilford county, from which
point he wrote to afiiant, asking whether his
guilt had been made public, to which this
attiant replied that it was known to some few
persons, ana advised him to leave the state
as II was sure to result in his being indicted
for larceny, and the next thing affiaint heard
he had left the state.
L. r. HARRIS, JR.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
the Goth day of June, 1880.
w. q. STAPLES, Notary Public.
North Carolina, Rockingham county:
BE it remembered that on this dsy have
come before me, w. G. Staples, notary
public, at Reidsvlle, in said county, William
Goodman, johnson A. BENEFIT. William NJ
grafton and Edwin Rutin Harris, jr., all
whom are citizens Of Reidsville, and we'll
known 70 me to be men Of high character,
ana signed and swore to the foregoing af-
adsVlts respectively. In testimony whereof
have hereunto set my hand and the seal of
my.oflice, this the 29th.day of june, 1880.
w. G. STAPLES.
Notary Public.
In conclusion | will state that this is all
Will have to say about NJ. II. Smith in public
PRINT as newspaper correspondence is rather
expensive. HENRY SAMPSON
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-08

A ORDINANCE REQUIRING TuE
"A city engineer, the committee on st,aats
auu tur cltE marshal to open all streets ond
S sly In me city of Dallas, and to cans
~ o. ~ TO ne removed grom the same
10 me i9ll width IF the streets. * bere,ofnnee
established, and Tor the buildip~ and
ing of sidewalks ""u repair
Be II ordained by the CITY council n, o., IT,
of Dallas Va 'ho cry
SECTION |. That the city engineer. the am,
,nl,.Js IN sueets and bridges and tba citr
marshal be and they are hereby jnstrroGIaatJy
i ~ Suilloleht survey whenever such snrl
Wy may ue necessary, to cause nil nLs, sis
lions 10 be removed from all streets and rug tHc
Walks OF SAID city to tho full width Of S tut5
streets as heretofore established. VI saia
S' IuNt immediately after sucb srr-
w6Sara a. ,' SUI npy De necessary, and at once
mIntSle no survey Is Necessary, the ownors'
Slaiiahts or occupants of nrounrty " r.y
mnNu such distractions are sltnatpa VII
~ "t ai - remove the same within sixtu
49, tpoih we date Of sad notice. Such no,
the ci.v oy either the city secfetary
IN writing. anu shail he
SEC, j. That should the owners or clo,,,
ANTS OF SAID property fail or refuse 10 ROM
80 within thirty DAYS from tbe
SeL vice OF such notice, each person So 0,,. Wy
my snail De subject to fine of NOT ie,s ot ,u
TNr ,hve collars nor more than iftv doii"r
w sucn uty sad street or sidewalk isboI a u
"usuuc'tu' ana each days obsttnctio ~ pS
CONSTITUTE separate oflense snaii
. ShV q III at the end of thirty d,r. So,
the Sc wee OF sad notice said obstr,s, rom
s t nut oe removed, IL shall be tho , LIONS
the city marshal to remove the SAM uu'y oil
eAl,ense OF me owners of such prnner',.S ~ the
~ ., All persons owning. ar o,S',
Pnptrty IN the city of Dallas 'tsupylng
vrhs ara IlonE any street in Said , oi,Eg
Nv ,n, Hiue%alks or cutters have MY
UT may, be by ordinance e,tobiisshe oeen
i tquTeu 10 Keep the same In uont ,,hel, are
~ tSIalr 'he anne, upon not!ca fro,,, III ara
eng iheef, within ten DAYS from ,ia,o 'Ae CITY |
foliin,,' ~ me violating this sec,,a, '"cn
man,ss vi rfiuslng to com ly with lis ",i of
, ,,et,s, Snail he deemed guilty OF 'squiIe-
ineanor aud fined in any sum No, mlSde- |
e"cI' S,u! or more than tiftv do,isSss man
.aJi vay mat such Side,yolk "oIiaIs' and |
sEc Constitute q separate "G4nso "1ile'
SRI Shc' o, Whenever q sidewaIt 20 NE
nance established and orJered i,,,,is ~ ordi-
49,, ne owner OF any Lot mr. I aone any
" ~ s.iu sidewalk is orderc5 thulS aIonP
Nc "a reuse to build said Sidewalk al snail
'rn,,o VIII NH SAID ordinance within III accord.
thereof, shall Ice deemed n,, Gays
,anir.i.ssueineanor, 6nd unon eontiet sullty OF
ass ~ y, court shall be fined In mn. Ia the
81 sS t Ian I'VE or more than iFt,- S sum not
~ ~ uay thereafter shall Constiiru oIsrs, and
'n n.y., II shall be the d9ty ~, ~ separate ,
SSc 70 report such offenfers the city en-.
~, Dho. q. That this ortlinancnto,-
",sage ana publication take eaeet from ,
approved June II, lss0,
d M THuRMoND, Mavor c
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-08

\ ~ ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING A
= \ gutter ON Elln and PUydras streets
De ~ ordained by the city council of The oitv
OF Dallas: " NV WY
dort - HON There shall he and is here by or
",,i /" e5 lHpIlsNtd and constructed Il gutter
49, ~ 'uro ny on the south side of Elm sire ct
t ,t"ui lamar Stieet ON the west TO POvtrss
81 eI, On ne cas- also along the west side Of
" l,H sueet,lrOm Elm stree on the now
20 .daih strest on the south
9EN Sald gutter shall be a surface slono
~ Itsco Vi SIDEWALKS and fhall be constructed
w Wy pioFtrtN owners under dir ctions ma
supervision OF the city engineer. and ~ epnd
Hti Il stone OF such dim ensiOut IA 81 mi ha w.
qulre1 oy SAID al giueer Ii shaITbe so c,',
tt',icie' as 10 Admit Of the tree flow of watar
10 Main street sewer, vi water
iii 80 d, II ihe property owners alonc the
10 c0ns s"nu suttershaIl fail within sixty DAYS
couslruct or have constructed The GiuttaJys
nereln provided for hen and in .uch nm eve,,e
~" cl,y ehgln er snail have such wori, COZ
t,S tlieT "opens and report the cost IN city
80 I'LL Oh gutter in front of each rerson:s
property. 'uA dsaihst such
SEC 4, This ordinance shall toko ofr,..
ai on psssa4e and upon being provided VIII
co. - VI ut property owners along line Nf grt
~ tne eliy secretary shall INN ed ia tel, ~
~ I'm oi the passage of this ordnance a,d
oh II 'tIuit.etlvhts herein The city euGinatr
SEC. g. 1t is further nror;1oa
owner or agent of lot frontins on s shat any
s mn9 snI eg ector fail to build tbe gt,er
q ja fronting his lot IA the lime nre
sU io.u ior US completion shall he finan ~ P,'
Inv ou eAveeuing 1--WE do lars per dav, eacS
'' anal cons tltute separate dffense s"'n
h 49, May y, 1850, Apr we'd Naya9 1854
j. u. HRppronn D. NJ, lHURMoND,
SecretarV' Mayor.