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Sacramento, December II, 1888.

ENTERTAINMENT LAST EvENING.-The en-
tertainment at the Z. NJ. c. A. last evening
was very largely attended and proved highly
ENJOYABLE occasion. The programme, which
was plessingly rendered in all its parts, was
az follows: Harmonics solo, T. NJ. Mckee
YER solo. Sadie Ray" Miss Lizzie Fisher ;
reading "The Story of Bishop Potts,
George Reed piano solo, Mics Roxy Love
dret &" Larboard Watch, Mrs. a. 7. Arens
and J Woodbridge; reading, Kentucky
Balle " Mrs.. J. S. Ssadler; solo, Inhnita,
Mr. f Martin; duet, ' All Could l Teach
the Nightingale" Miss c. Love and Miss n.
b. Beasie barmonica solo, I. NJ. Mckee
yer: reading. Paddy Organ" l.. =. Van
dsrcook; solo, Loves Request, Mrs. a.
f. Arens; piano solo, Miss A. L. SsWteile !;
reading The Widow of Glen Cove" Mrs.
/ : Sesdler: duet, Good Night" Miss G.
Love and J. Woodbridge. The accompanies
for the evening were Miss Love, Miss Saw
tels and Mrs c. i. Pinkham.
Auction sALrs.-Bell & Co., auctioueers,
will sell, at 1890 a. N. tomorrow, large
assortment of furniture. carpets, parlor sets,
center tables, lounges, etc. at their store
room, corner Eighth and X streets. At 1880
P. N. tomorrow they will offer for sale TO
oil paintings, together with large NUMBER
OF panel pictures and engrayings. On Thurs
day, az 1890 a. NJ sharp, on the premises
they viii sell the fine residence, at NO. 1851,
northwest corner Eighteenth and \ streets
The house contains eight rooms, bathroom,
closets, and all modern improvements. Lot,
40xS0. Blue grass, choice shrubbery ana
shade trees grow in the yard. The house will
be open for inspection until time OF sale.
The SLATE.-On the slate at the station
house at u o'clock last night the following
were registered: J. B. Wilson, safe keeping !;
James Duffey and Thomas Gallagher, grand
larceny; William DAVIS. accessory to grand
larceny. These men are arrested for stealing
s. Is from butcher shop at Second and n
streets. Afterwards Duffey returned to the
chop and stole some $3.50. H Sullivan, bat
terry also. Henry Peterson, en- route from
San Francisco to the Folsom State Prison for
term Of two ysars for grand larceny. in
charge of III. A. Wilson, Deputy Sheriff.
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THE PoNs-BRooKs COMET.

EDS. RECORD UNION DR.. Pyburn and
myself had good view of the returned comet
of 1872 this evening through the telescope
the doctor himself had constructed, which
was described in the Popular Science Monthly
of November. I had obtained the exact po.
sition. or eighth ascension and declination
from Nature. and laid it down on a celestial
chart, and in two minutes the doctors son
found it precisely as shown on the map, about
one and one-half degrees below the middle
star of Cygnus, the Swan constellation,
which. as is well known, forms q triangle,
Alpha Cygrus being at the tip Of the tail on
top, and Beta Cyguus, or Sadir, being the
middle star between Gamma and Delta.
The constellation is in the northern heavens,
within ten degrees of the well known star
Alpha Lyya. The tail of the comet is a con-
siderable brush, with msgnifying power of
about forty diameters. 1t is travelling rapidly
southwssterly, but is about fifty degrees
from the Pole star at present.
A. +. GODDARD.
Sacramento. December II, 1888.
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Remnants.

Large collection of Short Lengths in Plain
and Brocaded Silks and Satins, in such shades
as Light and Rose Pink, Light and Medium
Blues Old Gold, Bronze, Terra Gotta, etc. Use
full for making dolls dresses and for general fancy
work. Also, Short Lengths in Velveteens Vel
vets and Pushes, suitable for Vest Fronts and
Trimming.
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The finest Bourbon whisky in the market
ia Simmond's n 8bob. Don't forget TO ask your
druggis. snd grocer for il. Recommended by
the beat physicians everywhere. For msdi'
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Portland (Oregon) Telegram Bill Doving,
the great bear hunter, had terrific Ell.
counter with bear and was badly hurt.
St. Jacobs Oil gave instant relief.
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FANCY purses and handbags for ladies and
misses. A large variety at popular prices
Hale Bros. & Co.
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"DB. BENsoN's Skin Cure eradicsted my
pimples They used to break out continually"
Steve T. Harrison, Rochester, n. Y. 81, at
druggists.
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The Best and the Boss celebrated string
Band will Be in attendance at Company
''B's" grand civic and military Ball Friday
night next
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-12-18

Sacramento, December l6-By Rev. Geo. R. Bird
at the residence of the brides parents, 14l0 {,
street, Henry S. Brink of Bggs, Butte county,
to Lena Smith, OF Sacramento.
Pleasant Grove, Suffer couuty-By Rev. G. R.
Stanley. Lee G. Roberts TO Sarah z. Rogers.
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WAGON and Velocipede sale tomorrow. at
Hancock & Co.'S, 629 J street.
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PERFUNERIEs in fancy boxes and bottles.
All the fine grades st lowest prices. English
brushes, fine combs, SIC. Hale Bros x CO.
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PASSENGER LISTS.

CARLIS, December I7th.-Passed here to-day, to
arrive in Sacramento tomorrow L. V. Donaldson,
Pttsburg, Pa; Mrs. VI. n. Day, Chicago Charles
Gardener, Ohio; J. Stanley and wife, Denver; Miss
Edmonds, Miss Douglass, Mrs. c. G. Morris, Salt
Lake Mrs. 5. W. Fuller, Master Henry Fuller, San
Francisco C. H. Churchill and wife, Montana
James Conlon, Salt Lake; F. F. Green, Wyoming
A A. Smith and wife, Butte, Montana Mrs. J. b.
Church, san jose J. D. Schuyler, Mexico; also "a
emigrants, including so males, to arrive December
10th.
DAaGKTT, December 17th.- Passed here to-day, to
arrive IN san Francisco December 18th A. Will
hanson, Flagstaff, A. T.; Mrs. C. S. Holden, Canada
}. L. Smith, Kingman, A. T.; A. B. Benopley, Mrs
Charles McCabe, San Francisco; J. II. Hamilton
and wife, Miss Emma Holmes, Prescott
EEwHALL, December I7th.-Passed here to-day, To
arrive in san Francisco tomorrow A, r. Rhodes,
England: J. S. Spresher, l. NJ Williams and wife
San Francisco: c. J. Swift James Campbell, f.
Paso o. d. Garrison, Montana; D. W. Greer and
wife, Barry, H.; !. A. Lothian, Mrs. D. Lothian,
Robt !. Wilson Los Angeles }. Batcheder, oakland
}. X. Wilkinson William Koch, George Hunt, Wal
Ice Newho!m, A. Marks, san Francisco; NJ
Cramer, Gold Hill, New; }. 7. Kearney, Los An
geles William Cattle, Tucson; J. F Gerkins, j.
Frost, Los Angeles J. b. Burkhardt and two
prisoners, San Beruardino Myle Price, Montana
I. j Madden, Fl Paso A. Bryant, Chihuahua Sis
ters Germain Luc!da, Mary and Lewis, Oakland.
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Dolls and Japanese goods, this week, &
Red House.
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DIED..

Sacramento December 16-Mrs. Ellen E., wife Of
John Hantzman, native Of Lowell, Mass, A
years, months and 10 days.
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully invited
TO attend the funeral, which will take place from
her late residence, corner Tenth and streets,
this afternoon at o'cock.l
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HEGEMAN's GAsTRICINE.

A specific for Dyspepsia. Sold by druggists,
% and 30 cents per box. Sent by mail. J. n.
HEGEMAN & Co., Proprietore, New York.
Redingt ton & Co., Agents. San Fran cisco, Cal.
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MARRIED..

Toll sale tomorrow. at Hancock & Co.
629 street.
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CONSUMPTION, Coughs and Colds cured by
DR.. Kings New Discovery. Triat bottle
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TOY Tes Sets sale tomorrow. Hancock
& Co.'S, 629 J street.
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ADVERTISEMENT MENTION.

Lecture this evening-Mrs. Leavitt.
COncordia Lodge, F. and A NJ, tonight
A o. U. Willy of the Valley, to night.
Summons TO K. T Hudson.
Sacramento Council, o. C. F., tomorrow evening.
Dissolution Of partnership.
Notice to creditors Hammer estate.
A o. L. W.-Sacramento Lodge, tonight
Acknowledgment Howard Society.
Sacramento Division L. r. h. Of P, attention.
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BORN.

Sacramento, December 8-Wife OF Thomas ochsneri
twin boys.
Sacramento, November 26-Wife OF ]. NJ King, a
son.
Sacramento, December 12-Wife of Thos. Wamby
a daughter.
Gait, December 13-wife of Joseph Holmes, SON.
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Mems Slippers.

Plush Slippers, 65 and IS cents.
Fine Plush Slippers, patent leather backs, ST. and
ST. 20.
Fine Velvet Slippers, neatly worked, So.
Maroon Goat Opera Slippers, So 50.
Fine Grades of Cloth and Velvet Slippers, So
and 81.
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LEGAL INTELLIGENCE: E.
THE FLoRENFIER COLUMBUS.

Yesterday D. 0. Mills marble gift to the
State was taken from It's case and placed on
rollers preparatory to its removal to its gran
tie base in the rotunds of the Capitol. The
group of statusry attracted much attention
from the spectators. who crowded around the
workmen as they were taking it from its case
1t represents, in spotless white marble, Isa-
bella, of Spain, crowned and robed in roy
atty, seated upon her throne, holding large
necklace of pearls in her right hsnd-the
Jewels which the noble woman pledged for
ships to carry the Genoese sailor westward.
On the right of the Queen crouches q richly.
dressed page, whose attention is directed to
the ornament which his royal mistress holds.
At the left of the two the sculptor has CHS
eled the great Master Navigator appealing to
his patroness for means to discover the new
world. Columbus kneels before the throne
holding small globe in his hand, with which
be is illustrating his theory that the
earth is round. The attitudes of the
figures are natural and the features
of each faithfully portray tbs characteristics
with which history accredits them. The in
telligent and kind-hesrted woman offering the
crown jewels for the purchase of ships seems
to be looking out from the hard unyielding
stone into the unseen land lying beyond the
western horizon; the admiring boy son Of
some grandee high up in the Spanish peersge
roll with his soul interviewer in hos strings
of pearls and the earnest attitude Of the dis
coverer himself demonstrating to the royal
Castilian q new and strange theory, his noble
face turned toward the hslf-persuaded sover-
eign. This fine present, of which California
may well be proud, is like the man, leaf in
whose life it epresents-Italian. 1t was
carved at Florence by Larkin Mead, and
cost Mr.. Mills $50 600.
TIE group will be placed beneath the dome,
fronting the west so the mariner in marble
will kueel on the western shores of the world
he found as he knelt at the feet of Isabella
as he znelt on the Pints's deck-as he knelt
on the Bahama heRch.
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THIS WEEK q. Rad HOUSE for bargains in
Christmas goods.
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Doll sale tomorrow at Hancock Co g,
629 J stree.
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SUGAR-CURED HAMS

NRoHR & YORK, NO. 1924 AND fvYA
I'VE 1925 street, Sacramento, Pork5le-
Packers and Wholesale Dealers in all knds 49,
of Meats, desire TO call attention to their NEW
FUREEA sUGAR-CUaED HAMS for Winter use.
Trey also wish TO cal special attention to the MoHR
s YORK brand OF Lard, which is considered the
best and sweetest lard in the market. Cooked
Meats and all kinds of Ssusages always on hand
pQe 3ptf
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Bell & Co.-Wednesday evening, oil paintings.
Bel & Co.-Wednesday morning, furniture, etc.
Bell x Co.-Real estate, Thursday.
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DOLL sale tomorrow at Hancock & Co.'S
629 } street.
II YoU want nice doll, so to Red House,
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sasinsss Advertisements.
Hancock * Co.-Dolls.
Joseph Hahn & Co.-Toilet articles
J. T. Stoll-Saddlery and harness.
Houghtons- Books for sale.
Mechanics Stere-Holiday goods.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-02-03

cons to tho of ship sailing to winlward.
II The wind be very light, or if there l'e
calm, occasional powerful and obvious
Tapping of The wings occurs. 1t there isno
nd. the b rtls often settle on t. Q water
nnd the ship. In very heavy weather the
birds tiisapl eur altoee; her, probably SIT.
'g on the water. Except that for breed.
il, they resort to the islands, believe they
,uent the open ocean, where the surface
edon without more or less swell. On
lching the flight of the albatross, one OBJ
serves that in order to rise from the water
"l mt and obvious tlapping of the wings
j. necessary, which is continued some time
1t the wings cease to strike the water.
After start has thus been effected, If there
Is a fresh breeze, the wings are kept almost
motio!lless Sometimes the bird goes some
'i'ance with the impetus derived from the
ial lpn ng of the wings ut the START but
- oner or later he turns 30 as to expose the
plane surface of his ngs full to the force
1T The wild, rising ut the same time some
he, It above the water. AMI drifts off to
!"eward. thus soon acq irng the velocity
q; the wind; tsen swooping down into the
ho.l, W between two swcl:s, he turns his
head to w.ndwar,l, aud k eping close 10 the
surface Of the water sails along more or
less against the wind for Il sur pr sing dis.
t,nce fl ally, rising over tie rest of .
wave comparatively high into the air. and
turnin. with his wings IS before. SO III to
.utch the wind to the fullest extent. he
again lets himself drift off to leewarl.
Thus the man9uvre he performs seems to
consist in drifting with the wind in such y
way ~ to attain its veo ,tv very 81 on, and
then turning round 80 IS to make ns" Ut III =
v"l'A:ity to carry him in the contrary direo'
t.Ou.-Aafure.
49,
Farmers and others desiring a gcnteel, lucrative
agency business. by which IS to $40 dav can b.
earned, send address ut once, postal to H. &. Vile
kIAs.'S Co.. ,9s AID ~, Fulton Street. New York.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-02-03
Sfork Dra,,d Gxrd..

Undef tAis heading owners Of brands may publisl
0Aeek Oasde sniaf b ths follewne q 90 per :sa1
The Dillon tribune., 1883-02-03

Farmers and others desiring gcnteel, lucrative
agency business. by which Ss to $40 u dav can b.
elrncd send address ut unce postal, to u. Vile
kiAsnN Co.. ,9s and ,97, Fulton Street. New York.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1883-05-24
Ordinance No. IA.

Be il enacted and ordained by the F'resi
dent and Z ommissi0her Of the Corpora
ton OF Mcchanicstown, that all pcrsoni
owning property on Carroll Street, shall
before the First day Of August, lSs3.gradt
or cause to be graded the walks fronting
their lots; they shall also plant curb stone'
and gravel said walks 10 as to make goo,
footways, all Of which shall be done accord
ing to the directions and of the width and
grade prescribe by the Commissioners OF
the Corporation Of Mcchanicstown and
the said grading, curbing and graveling
shall be done at tho expense Of the owner
or owners Of said properties.
If any owners Of property on said Car
roll street shall neglect or refuse to com
ply with the reqnisition of this ordinance
within the time specified, the Commission
crs Of said Corporation may order tn" SAINT
TO he done At the expense of the owner nl
owners Of said property, and the same shall
Ne a lien on the SAID property and may be
collected in the same manner az Other
debts
Passed and approved April I'm. 1893.
j. HENRY COVER
President Board Commissioners.
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The Sens alton or the Age.

Every aeason has its sensation. II
j, is not one thing it is another and
40 the world moves on. When Jenny
Lind came to thi. county and com
,nandel $685. for single reserve
sc.t the reople were amazed. But
more astonishing things than that
have happened since then, not TIRE
least of which was the introduction
Of Swaync's Pills for the general i'm
provement Of the human system -
They are good for almost every com.
plant, but are indispensable for cos
tiv .ss, Liver troubles, Sick Head
ache and other ailments of depres
sing character,
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1883-05-24
RARSFoR THEMILLI0N
Foo CbOo'S BaSam Of Sha rk'S OF
Positively RestOes the Healing, and
ID tho Only Absolute Cure 70 Deal.
ness Known.

This oil is abstracted from q peculiar
species of small White Shark, caught in
the Yellow Sea, known as Carcharodon
Rondeletil. Every Chinese fisherman
knows II. Its virtues as = restorative for
hearing were discovered by o Buddhist
Priest about the year l410. Its cures were
30 numerous and many 80 seemingly mi.
rsculous, that the remedy was officially
proclaimed over the entire Empire. Its
use became 10 universal that for over 300
wears no deafness has existed among the
Chinese people Sent, charges prepaid, to
any address ut 81 90 per bottle.
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s3s,ieaJhsisI.
III ouso ana Farm.


1t 10 said that when farmer holds
his products until he can obtain a
price which suits-him che CANDLES
and he 10, therefore, condemned. This
II not true in philosophy or morals,
for man has the undoubted right
to do what he thinks proper With
what belongs TO him. Still, in. most
casts, when a farmer withholds his
crop. for the market when they are
ready for it, with the hopes Of better
prices. it cvinces a speculative dispo.
siticn, by which generally he loses
It Is safe rule TO sell when crops are
ready for the market, and in proper
condition, and to obtain the prevail
ing prices. The isolated condition Of
farmers ard their lack of information
as to the causes Of the rise and fall Of
prices place them at great lisadvan
tagp, and hence the rule we have
named. They must be reading peo-
plo if they determine to study the
markets, and watch their fluctuations
and the causes thereof, and this is not
generally the case. We, therefore,
advise to sand crops to the market in
ooo,l order. and when it is most con-
" nj mt to be done. There is no gam
dl4"g or speculation in this, and is ev
cry farmers right, and in the end
will pay best.
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lNTE :STDNC
FARM AND HOUSEHOLD
NOTES.

Docs it pay to raise apples for
market?" This question Is frequent
" considered of late at horticultural
meetings, and good many orchard
i,t,tet ms willing TO say no.
Or. J. X. Nichols, Haverhill, Mass
paid $l.25 fora gallon Of white syr-
up' and found afterward that, owing
10 tho 6ne art Of adulteration, its
co.t WAS exactly l3 cents.
lie sold his farm, moved with his
family TO the city and deposited the
savings Of years in the Upton Bank
which soon failed, and will pay, per
haps, twenty cents on the dollar.
Mr.. Flint Blanchard, Jamestown,
n. u, SAYS he crowded out white
dsiaies with orchard grass; that this
variety, when cut early, makes an e1'
ccllent quality Of hay, and that limo
thy is good kind to SOW with it.
President Rowland and Mr.. j. NJ.
hathaway, Of the South Bristol,
Mass. Farmers Club, favor linseed
meal, q little at first and gradual in
c,ease, for horses; they like it and it
keeps their coats clean"
The extreme cold Of winter is said
to have DANA ed much nursery stock
on rich moist soils Of the West. Of
course more than on high dry lands
where wood growth had better chance
to perfect itself before frost.
Director Sturtevant dcduces from
feeding tests at the State Experiment
Station that the economical way Of
nsing ensilags, under the circum
stances Of practical dairying, is in
connection with other and more nj.
trogenous foods. f,..
A Michigan editor prints a plain
tive plea against the rascally farmers
who pile wood go seductively that a,
least one third Of each cord is thin
air. Many persons compelled to buy
fuel in this way arc victims Of the
!. determination thHt makcth lie"
When the strawberry mistlketh it.
self for a millionaire; when the chest
protector begins to look jealous Of thu
fan; VIII N the undert ker oircu atsl
newspaper items about the unhealth
FITNESS Of wearing heavy tlaunels to-
'p+e IN the year, then know. sly
ft"&, ",h%t spring IS "n the WY.
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nDCiI,not, life:is sweeping by, go and
kEN dare before you die, sorethin5
lVlgO mighty and sublime leave behind
to conquer time" *66 week in your
own town IS outfit free No risk. Ev-
erything new. Capital not required We
will furnish you everything. Many are
making fortunes. Ladies make a. much ~
men, and boys and girls make great pay.
Reader. ifyou want business At which you
can make grca, pay all the time, write for
particulars to II. lIALLErT'A Co., Port
i,h !, ha'ue.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1883-05-24

That EXCELSIOR" has the largest and
Best Selected Stock Of Clothing, Hats,
Caps, and Furnishing Goods for Men,
Boys, Youths, and Children in Maryland.
Nobody Denies That "EXCELSlOKS
Goods are cut and Finished in Style that
AstonIshes Exp. rienccd Buyers Of Ready
Made Clothing. Nobody Denies that EN-
CELSIORs' proposition, that buyers
should take the goods elsewhere. compare
them with the goods and prices of other
firms and Demand that their Money be Re-
funded If Better Bargain is to he Obtain
ed 10 something that no other house will
advance. Nobody Denies That EXCEL
SIOR'S Furnishing Goods Department
presents the Fullest, Most Varied, Tonest,
and withal. the Lowest Priced Stock to be
Found in the State. Nobody Denies That
EXCELSIOR" positively has no Com
petitors in Hats and Caps for Men, Boys
and Children in the South. Nobody De-
nics That "EXCELSIOR'S" strict adher
eRce to One Price, its Great Guarantee
System, the Quality, General Excellence
and Bulk of its Stock in All Grades and
Styles and the Perfection OF its Faciliti' g.,
Stamp 1t as the Foremost House in the
United States
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Ordinance NO.D.

Be IL enacted and orddtacd nv tho Prcsi-
dent and Commissioners OF the Corporation
Of Mechapicstown:
That frnm the date of the passage of this
ordinance no person ar persons shall be
allowed to cree, n porch or any structure
Of any description. or place any boxes, or
anything npon the pavements or sidewalks
Of any STREET within the ln'i of said Cor
poIation, that will not leave space OF not
less than four feet in width Of the side Of
The pavement or sidewalk next the street;
under r penalty of not less than one. or
more than twenty dollaEs, in the discretion
If the President of said Board Of Com
miss,oncrs. for each and every violation
Of said ordinance.
Passed and approved. April nth, 1883.
aa# j. HENRY COVER. .s
President Board Commissioners.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1883-05-24

The price Of the following organ In
been advance to 1925 since nsrting thi
clcctr"typ".