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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-03-21
HENKY,s CAREOLIC sALvE.

The best Salve in the world for cuts, bruises,
sores, ulcers, salt rheum, tetter, ,chapped hands,
chilblains, cOrns and nll kinds OF skin erup-
ton. trcckles and pimpIes. Tho salve is
Z ,:Ar:.lteed 70 give perfect satisfaction in
every case or money refunded. he sure ,-ou
get Henry's Carbolic Salvc. ia all others are
but limitations and countcrfe!ts. Price 25 cents.
Soil IL Lancaster at Cochran's Drug Store,
III ID I'D North Queen street.
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THE HORSE MARKET.
Cy. Coivin's Big Sale Yesuerday.

Cy. GOWNS Big Sale Yesterday.
AS We noticed yesterday, Cyrus II. Col.
wins sale of livery stock, Sc, was very
largely attended. Persons we're present
from all over the county, as we'll as Phila-
delphia aud other places in the state,
many being gentlemen WHO had purchased
stock at Mr.. Colvin's sale last year. In
the forenoon 30 carriages, s sleighs and 30
sets OF harness were sold, which did not
bring as large prices as expected. In the
afternoon the horses were sold, aud they
brought very good prices. Mr.. Elliott,
lumber merchant Of ReynOldsville, Jeffer-
son county. purchased pair of sorrel
driving mares, for which he paid $685.. He
also purchased pair of bay Hambleton.
ians for 5000. The buffalo robes and
posed of at private sale. The whole
amount of the sale was sS,O85.25.
Mr. Colvin will leave for Kentucky in a
few days, where he will purchase number
of coachers and gentlemen's road teams
for the Philadelphia market. He may
stop in this city with one car load. He
will still have his boarding stable on
Christian street, and his sale stable in the
rear of the Grape hotel.
Good Prices for Canada Horses,
A0suuSA ASoo ~ h1OhS ssuS"'OASSs"s ScAu
at public sale yesterday, for Daniel Logan
ut his sale and exchange stables, Lancas-
ter, 18 head OF Canada horses, at an aver.
age price of s237.5O per mead. The highest
one sold brought e308.
Fine Horses.
This morning J. J. Pcnnell, of Little
Britain, arrived in town with four very
fine young heavy horses which he took to
the Exchange stables. They consisted Of
a pair of bays, one black and grey. Mr..
Pennell sold one bay and the grey at high
figures to a horse dealer, and will likely
sell tho others before the day is over. All
of the horses were bred by Mr.. Pennell On
his farm. He had ten all together, and
there is not one that has not taken the trst
premiums at fairs in Oxford, Bel All and
other places.
Horses Shipped.
This morning Kaufman Deutsch shipped
to New York for Newman & CO. 81 head
of heavy draft horses. They were very
fine ones and will be shipped from New
York to Boston, for which market they
were purchased.
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DOWN IN MARTIC.


What Interests tho People OF 1t. Nebo.
Surprises are becoming quite common
and the way some people are victimized il
nearly ludicrous. The latest victim in
| our village is Miss Emma Stevenson.
Her friends, to the number of thirty,
assembled at neighboring house, and
from there proceeded to the residence
Of the young lady, in order to celebrate
her sixteenth birthday anniversary. To
say that the young lady was surprised
would but feebly express what was pic
tured on her countenance. After consid-
erable time had passed in sociable corver-
sation and in performing sundry games, all
were invited to surround table, which
was filled with dainties that would tempt
the appetite of prince. 1t is not neces-
sary to say that justice was done by all to
this operation, at least if view would
have been taken of the table after it was
vacated. After ali had satisfied the in
ner man, they again engaged in social
games, until very late hour, when all
dispersed to their respective homes.
The schools Of Martic are closing their
term of six months, and the teachers are
looking forward to a long time in which to
brush up their rusty knowledge, prepara-
tory to running the ordeal of another ex-
animation. Tie schools which We hear
Of as closed are: Bridge Valley, Cedar
Grove, Crystal Brook and Sunnyside on
March 16 and Marticville and Rock Run
on March II.
The entertainment which was advertised
to occur in the Mount Nebo school house
on the 18th inst, is now numbered with
the things Of the past. Although the iEdi
cations for rain were very promising, the
house was crowded, the net proceeds
amounted to s22 IS; sufficient money to
purchase a dictionary for both Mount
Nebo and Bridge Valley schools.
All the participants acquitted themselves
very creditably, and the entertainment has
been pronounced by all present as the best
that las been held in Mt Nebo for num-
Der of years. A novel feature of the en-.
tertainment was the presence of ven
trilOquist, who entertained the audience
with his wonderful art.
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a Cough, Cold or sore rnrOat should De
stopped! Neglect frequently results In an In
durable Ling Disease or Consumption.
Browns bronchial Troches do not disorder
the stomach like cough syrups aud balsams,
but act directly on the inflamed parts. allaying
Irritation. give relief In Asthma. Bronchial
Coughs, Catarrh, and the Throat Troubles
which singers and Public Speakers are subject
to For thirty years Browns bronchial
Troches have been recommended by physi-
clans, and always give perfect satisfaction.
Having been tested hy wide and Constant use
cor nearly II entire generation, they have at
tanned wei .Derited rank among the few staple
remedies of the age, Sold at 25 cents box
everywhere. m8-lydTTh&S&lVw
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morners, .,otner.,t s1orners y

Are you disturbed at night and broken OF
your rest by sick child suffering and crying
With the excruciating pain o; cutting teeth
II So, go at once and get bottle of MRS.
WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t will re-
neve the poor little sufferer immeoi:atelJ-de'
pend upon it; there ts no mistake about IT,
There is not mother on earth who h:s ever
used II, WHO will not tell you at once tina; II
will reg ate the bowels. and give rest TO the
mother, and relief and health to the child,
operatin 81 like magic. 1t is perfectly safe TO
use In all cases, and pleasant TO the taste, and
is the prescription OF one OF the Oldest and
best female physician and ::urscs in the
United States. Sold everywhere: . cents
tc,1te rnar3-ivi&wM.WIS
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Live SrOcG ns.rEets.

CaICAaO.-Hogs-Receirts l6O OOO heal; ship
ments, 900 do: general demand fair st an
average OF SC lower, especially on light and
rough grades |; common to good mixed, 81 10
light, s6 1895 s skips and cuIIs. 81 sc6S' ~
Cattle-Receipts, 5000 head shipments !, 800
do; demand brisk AMI strong no prime
shipping. IS SG6l5: common to fair. IS 4OSS
$50; mixed butchers. - 73l5 %; dis,illery
bulls. 81 5O65; stOckers and feeders weak AMI
plenty at & 25dl49O: light cattle neglected.
.Sheep-Keceipts. l.6OO head shipments, 7G
do: market active and ftrmer quality poor
inferior to fair. 81 5O45l5; medium TO good
IS 25@5 50; choice, - 1895; far west corn fed
sheep. Is 621<.
EAST LIBEHrY-Cattlo-Receip 2,2lO head
market active, prices l30l3c higher than last
week.
HOgs-Receipts. $500 heal; market active;
Philadelphia, u 5OGl8 0O: Workers. 81 800 80
Sheep-lteceipts, 500 heal prices active
and lO1l5c higher than last week.
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Pleading for MasOn's Pardon.

WASHINGTON, March wv. E. Dick
son, of Chicago, waited upon the president
to- day and presented the monster petition
from the citizens of Illinois for executive
in the case of Sergeant Mason.
He was accompanied by Representatives
Aldrich and Farwell, and had a pleasant
interview. The president said he would
consider the case.
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Officer Flick lsesigns.

Andrew J. Flick, constable of the Ninth
ward, who was defeated at the late city
election, resigned his position on tho city
police force yesterday. The resignation
was accepted by the mayor and Flick was
to have remained on duty until this
morning. He left yesterday afternoon at
three o'clock and quit the force. The
mayor was not left in the lurch, and
be appointed John Herr, young man of
the Ninth ward, to take his place for the
unexpircd term, and he has gone ON duty.
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A Good ADEel's VISTA Tale of "KOsa
sl.SOp

Blanche called on Kate, one pleasant day,
and found her sad and sIc hing. dearest friend,
once bright and gay, now scarce could keep
from crying; tor, "ch," she said, "'tis dis
grace to see with scrofuia, my face SO badly
marred" then said her friend, "Rosadalis will
your troubles end'' Blance called on Kate
mother day and found her once more blithe
and gay. her face us radiant, skin as fair, as
any maideI's anywhere. For skin diseases
and impure blood, there's nothing In the
world so good as Rosadalis, 1t drives away all
skin disorders, humor,-niy. it tones the sys-
tenn, cures your ills and banisiies ell doctors
bills! Sold in Lancaster at Cochran'S Drug
Store, Ut and I'D North Queen street.
iv30 lydcod&w3
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Lecture at the Court House.

Next Thursday and Friray evenings Rev. C..
E. Barto will deliver at the court house two
lectures respectively on the subjects of &" The
West rs it is made tor Man and the West that
Man is Making" and The Awakening Cry
tor TRUTH Both lectures will be profusely
illustrated with photographs from nature ana
the CALCIUM light effect will be introduced.
Rev. Barto will. it is understood, present tho
question OF Indian civilization in its humani-
tartan phase. and will be able no doubt to fur
nish much valuable information on the snb-
iocts treated.
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AAHHETN.
Philadelphia MArkoL.

PHILADELPHIA. March 2l.-Flour firm and
good inquiry; Superfne, 50 5O@4 90; Extra,
81 5O@5 % Ohio and Indiana family, s6 5O0
] 9 Penn'a family, sGaG . st. Louis do,
s6 1907 25.
Rye flour 81 IS,
Wheat strong and higher; Del. and Penn'a
Rad, 81 3901 40; do Amber, 81 4Oll Al.
Corn strong steamer, 741SNl75c yellow 7jc;
mixed, 75c do No. mixed, 741a075c.
Oats dull and weak.
Rye scarce at S5lS7c.
Provisions quiet.
Lard quiet.
Butter quiet, but choice firm ON scarcity.
Rolls quiet.
Eggs steadier at decline; Penn'a. at 1e@
16Ac; Western at151S@l6c.
Cheese dull New York full cream, l2Z6l3c;
Western full cream. 12@l2L.
Petroleum dull Refined, X.
whisky at 81 %.
Sceds-gOOd to prime clover duh at 81
G9c; do do Timothy stea,iy at - 7512 s5: do dc
FlaXeed dull at 81 4O.
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Runaway this Morning.

This morning horse hitched to buggy
and belonging to A. B. Shaeffer, liquor
dealer, was left standing in front of Mrs.
Diehl's saloon on High street. The ami
NAL, which is usually quiet one, started
to walk of, when she was frightened at an
umbrella and began running. She ran
into Strawberry street, down Dinah's hill
to Prince, and thence to Orange street,
where the buggy coIlided with heavy
wagon and upset, and the horse stopped.
The top was broken from the buggy and
it was otherwise damaged
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W00eOrn 6Eo1n MA1kOfs.
DEIRorr-Flour quiet ct . nos8
Wheat quiet and firm; No. White. spOt,
q 90 April. q ~ May, u sO1 june. 81 .gi
bid July, q 25N bid Auguxt, u Is /; all tho
year. u l0}l0l lOA; No. Red, u 81.
Corn steady no sales.
Oats nYm No. White, $50.
CloverSeed quiet at ~ SIX for Prime.
keceipts-flOur, loo bbls.: Wheat, 3O0D
bushels; Corn, 5000 bushels; Oats, 5,CVO
bushels.
Shipments-Wheat; $1,000 bushels.
MILwAgkEx-Flour Quise and unchanged !;
Wheat strong and higher No. Milwaukee
hard. 81 10 do soft, fresh. Sl 20 March, q 27k;
April, 81 27sk; May, II e7A June, 81 rs July,
u 23hc: all the year, 81 "; No. Milwaukee,
81 %; No. 4, do and rejected nominal
Corn quiet No. ?, 6lc.; new, 6Sc; Rejected,
&C.
Oats quiet nominally unchanged No. ,
Rye steady No. I, s4&c.
Barley easier No. Spring, fresh, sSc; April.
sSizc; No. 3Spring Extra, 77c.
Provisions lover: Mess Pork, Sl6 6, cash
and March ;$l6 70, April.
Lard-Prime steam, 80 %. cash and March:
Hogs weaker at S666 IS.
Receipts-Flour. 5000 bbls.; Wheat. $500
bushels; Barley. 1000 bnshles.
Shipments-Flour, 5000 bbls.; Wheat, 5000
bushels; Barley, $500 Dushels.
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Proof Everywhere.

If any invalid or sick person has the least
doubt of the power ana efficacy of Hop Bit
ters to cure them, they can find cases exactly,
like their own, in their own neighborhood,
with proof positive that they can be easily
and permanently cured, att triiing cost--or
ask your druggist or physician.
GREENw1cH, Feb. II, 1850.
Hop Bitters C0.-SMs-1 was given up by
the doctors to die Of scrofula consumption.
Two bottles OF your Bitters cured me.
ml62Wd&w LIRoY BREWER.
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Tax COllectOrs-COhtrac Awarded.

Tax CollectOrs-Cohtract Awarded.
Simon w. Raub has been awarded the
contract for collecting tho tax for the
eastern wards Of the city and George E.
Wisner for tho western wards.
TIE commissioners have appointed e.
II. Townsend collector for Little Britain,
and Samuel \. Wolfe for Manor.
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Passed Through.

Yesterday special train passed west
over the Pennsylvania railroad, having on
board the president, general manager and
other officials of the road. They were
bound for Pittsburgh, being on a tour of
inspection. They took a look at the work
in progress above the city.
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How q New Bridge Stood Che Racket,

DEs MONIES, Ia, March 21.-The first
train which attempted to cross the new
bridge over the Middle river, on the Mar
row Gauge railway at Lathrop yesterday.
broke through, and the engine, two fat
cars and the caboose fell into the river.
The fireman had his leg and arm broken,
the engineer had his wrist broken, and
several other trainmen were injured, but no
one was killed.
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The check was $33.
Argument Court.

Argument court is going on and the
common pleas list is being argued.
In the case of the city of Lancaster for
the use of James CoyIe VS.. Wayman Baul-
lier, certiorari, the exceptions were sus-
tanned, and the proceeding of the magis-
trate set aside by the court.
On petition of Right Rev. j. F. Shana-
han, bishop of Harrisburg, asking leave
to mortgage the real estate of St. An
thongs new Catholic church, of this city,
the court empowered and authorized him
to borrow and take upon mortgage the
sum of $40, 900 from the Provident Life
and Trust company of Philadelphia" He
entered bond in the sum of $40. 900 for tho
due and faithful appliance of the money SO
raised on the mortgage.
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ANOTHER HONEST MAN.

One Of Kind That are Becoming too Scarce
The other day Gerschel Bros, tobacco
buyers, received the following letter from
tobacco grower, whose crops they had
bought and for whose wrappers they had
paid 80 cents:
SCHoCKs MILLS, Lane. Co.. Pa.
March 11th, 1882. )
Gerschel d Bros:
GENTLEMEN Please reweigh my best
wrappers, which delivered yesterday as l
think there was q mistake made.
Yours truly
II. G.. MUssER.
Gerschel Bros. reweighed and found they
had paid him for 100 pounds more than
they received and so advised Mr.. Musser.
They have received the following from
him:
SCHocK's MILLS, March Is, 1882.
Mr.. ~ Gerschcl:
DEAR SIR: Please find check enclosed
for amount overpaid.
Yours truly.
II. G. MUssER
Tho chocE was c39
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Thanks

Thomas Howard, Bradford, Pa, writes: Il
enclose money for Spring Blossom, as said
would If it cured me; my dyspepsia has yam,
shall never be without it in the house." Price
SO cents For sale at IL. Il. Cochran's drug
store, lS7 North Queen street, Lancaster.
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PROVIDENCE, r. l., March 21.-Orton
E: Coleman, aged forty, for eighteen years
buyer for the A. & w. Sprague manu-.
featuring company, shot himself in the
right temple at his residence in tho city at
$50 O'Clock this morning, dying soon
afterwards. DiscOuragement at the con.
dition of the Sprague matters is assigned
as the cause. He leaves wife and four
children.
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NOBODY enjoys the incest surroundings If in
bad health. There arc miserable people about
to-day to whom Il bottle OF Parkers Ginger
Tonic would bring more solid comfort than
all the doctors they have ever tried. Sec other
column. ml-lmdeOd&eOw
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A Toilet Luxury.

SOZODONT is a luxury as we'll as u neces-
sity Placed where it should always be upon
the toilet, it adorns IL. and gratjfies the taste
and senses. 1t sends out q delicious perfume
and gives pleasure and health to its users.
m2l-lwdeodTTh&S&w
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CoLDEN's Liebig's Liquid Extract of Beet
aud Tonic Invigorator. AS tonic in all cases
Of debility ana weakness, cannot be surpassed
m14-iwdeodGw
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--# SEQ Here. "a
ssYOu are sick well, there il just one remedy
that will cure you hey ond possibility OF doubt.
II it's Liver or Kidney trouble, Consumption.
Dyspepsia, Debility, Wells Health Remover Is
your hope o. Druggists. Depot. John F.
Long Il Sons
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Sent ADut.

Two train riders, who were arrested on
the cars at Leaman Place last night by
Officer Pyle. were sent to Jail for 10 days
each by Alderman McConomy this morn
ing.
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sublimely Beautiful.

4 pair OF beautiful Sun.fOwerS on Easels
will be mailed free TO any lady who will send
ten cents in postage stamps or money TO DR.. c.
w. Benson, No. l06 Eutaw st. Baltimore, Nd.
lG6 North Eutaw Street. Baltimore, Md.
milo Swd&W
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Disastrous Flames at Albion, NJ.

D1DsssttOuS 4 1011eS at zhIU1OU, n. 4.
ALBION, March 21.-Thc Curtis manu-
featuring company's works here were de-
stroyed by fire this morning. The loss is
estimated at 500, 900; insurance, s47, 900.
About 100 men are thrown out of work.
This is the greatest public loss that Albion
has ever sustained.
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WEATHER INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, d. c., March 21.-For
the Middle Atlantic states, rains, followed
by clearing cooler weather, winds shifting
to southwest and northwest, with rising
barometer tonight.
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LANCASTER DAILY lNrEIlIGEN(ER TUESDAY, MARCH 2 1882

GO to ii. L. Cocnran's Drug store, ls7 Moro,
Queen street. for Mrs. Ffeensan's NeV NJ.
ffonaI Dues. For brightness and dura hihty Of
color, are unequaled. Color from to pounds
Directions in English and German. Price. Il
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.Oyecworkea men and women, persons OF
selentaIy habits, and others whose system
needs recuperation, nerves toned AMI muscles
strengthened, should use Browns Iron Bit
ters. m.NlWd&v
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New York, Philadelphia and Local Stocks
also United States Bonds ropnrted daily by
JACcB Il. LoNo, 2! North Queen street.
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new YOaK, March 2l-Flour-State and
western firm and moderate export. southern
nrm and quiet.
Wheat z@lNc higher and arm, will, fair
Observation-Disclosures
western spot, 12015c do future, 74L a 76tc.
Oats M4Hc higher and rather quiet State,
5sG5Sc Western, sO056c.
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March q.

Grain and Provision Uaotations.
One O'Clock quotations OF grain and provis.
ions, furnished by s. X. fundt, Broker, l5'z
East King street.
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IISTATE OF CATHAKINE TSHUDY.
Il late of the city Of Lancaster, deceased
Letters testamentary on said estate having
been granted to- the undersigned. ell persons
make immediate settlement. and those having
claims or demands against the estate OF said
decedent, to make known the same to the un.
dersigned without delay.
TOBIAsJOHNsON, Executor.
Or G. HOFFMAN,
No. g North Duke Street, mI4Std,oaw
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POLuICH.

T9Ox JURY COMMIs sIONEB,
JEROME Is. SHULTZ,
OF ElixabethtowD borough. Subject to the
decision of the Dawocratie county convsn-
ton. m9-tcd&w
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DIR. WEEMS,
SS ur on ID en- ii - l. i.
GIG .MAIE STREET UPSTAIRS,
Gas Administered. No Extra Charge
lunI nALtaa TEXAS
Gitu Ordinance.


A n ORDINANCE regulating the erection and
- maintenance Of poles for telegraph telc.
phone and electric light wires ami other pur.
poses '
Re |! ordainOd BY the city council Of the city
OF Dallas; w wy
SECTION LIT shall hereafter be unlawful for
any person, corporation or company, 10 erect
any pole or poles for telegraph telephone,
electric light wires, or for any other public i'm
provemcnt on the sidewalks, ALLEYS, or any
public place In the city of Dallas, without first
obtaining tdc permission OF tho city council
ana all such wires when erected shall confirm
To NE provisions Of this ordinance
SIC All poles or wires for the PURPOSES
before mentioned shal he erected and main.
tanned so us not 10 interfere with or obslrnc,
any sidewalk, gutter alley, stree, or awnings
~ SAID city, and poles not less than forty dor
fee, IN length, shull hereafter he erected within
me IRE limits OF said city, aud tho bottom wire
NJ lenSt2i feet from the ground or sidewalk
Poles erected outside Of the Gre lmltn shnli no
oil such length no that the bottom wire shnli bo
~ feet from the surface OF sidewalk or ground
SIC, 3-Any person, corporation or company
violating any Of the provisions Of this ordInance
shall be deemed guilty OF n misdemcanor nnd
ON conviction IL fined IN any sum NOT less ,han
dollars '''0'
SIC, i.--That this ordinance take e,yec, from
und after its passage and publication.
Approved June list 1852.
Attest: j. w Cnownra
a " swIsK City SEQ Msyor