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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-05-09
Who Is Responsible.

The following article appeared in
the Wheeling Register Of Ghe Goth
inst
TERRA ALTA, W. VA. April %.
The malicious aud uncsiled for at.
tack upon WIN. @. Brown. Jr,, oil
KinRwood, in the Seoppd Congress.
sional District Convent LOT at Charles
ton. on the 10th inst, by the gentle
man from the eastern counties,
charging him with being part owner
and coupsel in the trespass Gases
which grew out OF acts Of the late
war, are utterly and positively ,false.
He Is not connected with them di-
rectly or indirectly. His father. the
venerable VIM. G. Brown, now de-
ceased, was counsel and more than
year ago placed the claims 80 far az
he was concerned in lawyer Hoke 9
charge. The claims against the au-
thor OF the article in the Register
concerning those cases and who
wrote to number Of persons in the
State incorporating Mr.. Brown.
Jr. has never been assigned. and it
was told by Mr.. David Freelsnd the
beneficiary. that Mr., Brown has
nothing whatever to do with the
CLAIM and he intends To still prose
cnte 1T fnrther. II is due to Mr..
Brown that this fslee, malicious
charge against him should be con-
tradicted. He is too valuable a
young man. too true q Democrat TO
be assailed thqs. This charge
against .hilE does not come from a
man who wac In the regular confed-
crate service. HIS war record com.
pares fayorably with his charges,
and HE informant from Preston conn
ty dare not reiterste what he is rep.
resented as saying by HE recon
strncted iriends. Preston will be
solid for Union man Tor Gov
ernor. H."
1t explains itself. 1t IL the truth.
The chsrges against Mr.. BROWN at
Charleston were false. They were
puerile and uqEaply. The indirect
attack from Burlington ~ published
in the Register. prior to the conven-
ton, and which was copied in last
weeks Journal. was cowardly, down
right fogyism, andfalss.
Who is responsible for it.7 Where
did TIE Burlington man get his facts2
Who furnished them12 TbQss who
are jealous of every young man who
has any ability and ambition, Those
who want To- wear some body else's
shoes. Those who knew the charges
were false when they brought them.
and finally those who pretend to be
your friends to-day, and stab you
in the back tomorrow. Polite al
hacks.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-05-09
Deal Out Justice.

The recent lynching within one
short week Of three men in the south
ern part Of this State, by an ihfuriat-
ed mob, Is st ain upon our history
end should meet the condemnation
Of all law abiding citizens, Toe men
who were yuched no doubt deserved
the penalty they suffered. but they
did cot deserve it st the hands oil a
mob. They were entitled under the
law, and in the name Of humanity =, to
trial for tie crimes which they
committed, and no man, however
much be might detest their act, was
justified 10 depriving tbeh; Of it,.
The meu who participated in the
lynchiDg, are guilty Of trampling Law
srd order under foot OF gross out
rage upon the fair fame Of the State.
They are muTderes, AID as they
asked Tor justice it should be dealt
out 90 them. They should be tired
coDvistsd and punished. The State
can not afford TO let lsw.essness
flourish 10 its borders.
There was not even the sbedJw
Of ar excuse for the lynching. -
CiDsinaa:u riot is something ~
mirs compared with the ,CS.,
county lynchiog. There, ~
ula Of trial bad been gone ,oph
ai;b, and the guilty man, by snug
& % was to escape that Wbicb he
deserved by bic OWL confession.
This wac not The oSse 10 our own
Stale. The ~ ities sbould take
The matter IN I'D. An inveefipa-
ton should be rad and justice meted
out gher5 lie work for detectives
Barnett AID Haggerty, Let them
do 1T, and do it we'll. Let no gull
~ man escape.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-05-09
&. O. d.
Gagged Bagged and Tag
gedt.
Is The Way The Delegates
For The .
"Plumed Knight Are Sent
From Martinsbug to Chi
CaSO.

The Martinsburg Republican Con-
vention to appoint delegates to the
National Convention at Chicago has
done it's work. A goodly member
OF the faithful assembled on the 29th
ult,, .repl esentinR all shades and fac
tons Of the party.
The question at issue wac. shall it
be BLAINE or ARTHUR, aud the re-
suit was tbBt it was not ARTHUR
The Blaine men were led by ,Er.
HART Of the Intelligencer and the
Arthur crowd by Marshall Geo. w .
Atkinson, and his trusty lieutenants,
the "6rst in war" being S. P McCor-
mick, of Grafton, Hon. Jno. w,
Mason OF Grafton was made permau-
ant chairman. and his cool head, and
unerring, Judgment would,keep any,
thing but psndemon;um in order.
The platform arraigued the Demo-
cratic party for it's many alleged
shortcomings and charged it with
being tho father OF every crime since
the homicide OF Adams
favorite son. The fourteeoth resolu =
ton was what made music in the air.
1t was in these words "Tbat the
delegates chosen by this convention
are instructed to vote for Blaine and
Lincoln at the Chicago Convention
so long as there is any reasonable
prospect Of their nomination. The
Arthur and snti-Blaine men saw that
their hour had come.
The resolution was opposed by VIM
P. Hubbard Of Wheeling. McCor-
mick of Taylor, Carskadon of Miner
al and Others, while among those
who spoke in fOvois of rstraniue it,
were Hart Of the Intelligencer. Pier
pont and Staggers of Marion. and
Geo. B, Caldwell of Ohio.
The resolution was finally adopt
ed, and the delegates thereby muz-
zled, and in due time they will be
neatly packed, and marked. "Jas.
G. Blain4Chicago, G. o. D."
The Arthur mems curses are loud
and dsepi
The delegates appointed were as
follows
AT Lqrge-B. B Doyener of Ohio, w.
M. 0. Dawson of Preston, Z, L. Buttrick
Ranawha, and Warren Miller of jackson.
First District-C. -. Thompson and Il.
Z. JscOps.
| Second District A. G. Scberr and l.
G, Powell.
Third District--Neil Robinson and ].
w. Hesvener.
Fourth Dis,riot--B. j. Redmond and
M. G. g. Church.
All for Blaine, aud this 10
the reason why the tears
Of the Administration party fall
like rain.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-05-09
eoFF HILL.

The farmers Of this place are in hopes
there will be a good crop.
There will be Democratic President
this year.
Misses Nancy and Lsyens GOn are vie
ising At ~. George.
J. A. Deskins is on Black Fork logg
ing.
Mr.. G. U. Sanders was the guest Of Mr.
J LipscJmb last Sunday.
Mr.. q. w. Roster has returned from
GOwlesburg, where be intends to stay for
spme lime.
Mr., &C, Bishop is doing good bust
mess blscksniithing at RUwlesburg.
Subscribe for Ess AEeUs and gst the
news Of the week
Bin. c. 1soNHAsNRR.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-05-09
SINCLAIR

TIE beautiful spring has made lie ap-
pearsnce, TO the no little joy of all our
| farmers.
There Is the finest prospect for fruit of
all kinds in this part of the county, that
there has been for several years.
! w. A. Watson our merchant says he
don't intend to shsYe till there is another
Republican President elected Now viii.
you bad better shave while you Can, for
fear there will bs no more elected, and
that will burt you 90 bal you can't.
Miss Lou Showalter one of Sinclsirs
charming young ladies started TO Harrison
county last week, where che will attend
school the coming summer.
w. ID. Showslter, ofthis place will start
for Oberlin the 10 TO attend school there
tor few months Caleb is good pen
man now for boy. and IL likely to make
one of the best in the State as his whole
attention IS on that branch.
Yves Pifer, of Tucker county was VISIT
ing friends and relatives here few DAYS
last week, he reports every thing fact in
Tucker.
The childrens day will be observed @,
this place. Rev. Bedford is making prep
arstious 10 have good time here on that
day. He has sent and obtained pro-
grammes and music for that day, every
body is invited to attend.
Mrs. Peter Bolyarc whom we spoke
about being very low in our last letter
passed from this world TO heaven on the
9Th Of April. Sho left bright testimony
that she was going to heaven. Her re-
mains were Inferred 10 the Cemetery at
Shilo the Dundsrd church in Barbour Co.
Mr. Bolyaid We are glad to say Is some
what better at this writing. DR.. Willis
Is the attending physician and says by
proper care Mr.. BOlyard may recover,
We hope he may.
We looked aud looked and longed and
lQOked Tor the renowned "Pucahuptas"
LIST Sunday evening but no "POca" came,
so we gave up in dispair, when On
Wednesday evening we happened to look
down Main street and who should we sec
hut 'Pocahoutas' coming up the street.
How gladly did that one heart beat. H..
had been run througha steam saw mill
aud came near getting toru to pieces, bu,
recovered sufficiently TO be able to comr
up at Sinclair and pay us visit, come
bsck dear old friend We would like to see
you.
| 'PsypattaH' Ut the J.urnal made no
hcsitancy ID acknowledging the calf,hip
OF Sinclair and now tries 10 palm his
mothership on Polly Snider,' now dear
'Pawhattsn' don't try TO misrcpreseut us
TO the readers of the Journal. Don't try
10 palm every little thing you do or say
On s'!IGc ope else, but then that's your
nature, and We ought 20 look over you.
Or course we will Fawhaitan be careful
you doDt catch yourself AID grt your
foot in IL trying u explain my political
views to the people. Don't judge every
one by Yoursclf, that every time you ap
proach them, you show different side.
You claimed first ! was u Democrat next
u Republican, and ntxta Bourbon, Now
'PAwhattan' thqse were your changes and
not mine, and the very last thug we have
heard OF you, was that you roamed about
the hen houses and pig pens of Sinclair
i trying to organizes stalwart club Snoo
Sceboy Polly SYIDER.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-05-09

A PRACTICAL joker suggested that
IN the absence OF Mr KussARr, the
editor OF this paper, We publish a
straightout stalwsrt Republican
sheet for this issus, No, dear prsc-
ticsl joker, We could not attempt il.
The last words the editor spoke TO
us. on bidding us fsirwsIl, were,
iced my sheep" We promised. and
We can not tell lie. We don't
want to feed them husks, and we
wont. Besides, we. are not ready
to quit this earthly sphere. We have
a few friends lett who would sorro W
at our early demise. The editor is
ming back, and we are not prerar-
ed to enigrate on short notice.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-05-09

The machine in politics shoul d
be smashej, and the people will do
1t. no matter ia whaqo interest or by
whom it is wielded.-EUening Jour-
nal
just 30. DO you refer 10 the Mar.
tlnsbarg conVention2 And was not
the machine smashed thers1 Or
are we Up iafer that the machine
which gave the iron cad instructions
to the delegates att Mar,insbura. is
yet to be Gsshss, Z" It's auot her
auestion OF shall itobe tweedledas OF
tweed ledum. E''i"3i q
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-05-09

ANOTHER county heard from
Steele District, Wood County, Re
publican farmers hold meeting and
declare they will not give in their
property TO the assessor. under the
instructions Of the Auditor. Have
you not already given in your prop
erty gentlemen ? Hold up your
right hands,. Dom, you know that
these obnoxious instructions were
given nearly a year and half ago 2
Why this delsv in resolu,ing "TIs
the voice Of the bosses. | hear then,
complain" Next.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-05-09

The Intelligencer offers one thou
stand dollars for a reel genuine It's
gue ballot tba! was used at tbe late
Republican primary in Ohio county.
The Evening journal then frets
fumes and riggIes, and sage the bal
Tote were NOT real genuine tissue
ballots, bot spys tost this species Of
colduoting csuouses 10 not fair" and
that the ballots, tissue or no tissue,
were used to congtituie q county
convention favorable to BLAME
and the Journaj closes the bout by
cracking tie fsls aud saying, II
never wrote an editorial IN fsgor Of
a Democratic Presidential nominee,
and mover voted for one either,
and you did, 70 you did, dod gsst
you, And 90 the bretheren are
dwelling in unity.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-05-09

NEW YORK Republicans send four
Free-trsde delegates 10 the Chicago
convention. and Massachusetts, sends
two who are in favor of reduction
OF the tariff. With those gentlemen
the tariff seems to be purely q local
question.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-05-09

LIEUT.. 3. NJ. G. BRowE Of the U
s. Navy has been ordered on 9
three years cruise to the coast OF
South America. Lieut. Brown has
ssrved faithfully in The Navy for II
years and bis friends here regret
very much bis departure for so long
a period as they expected him here
a great portion Of the coming Sum
mer.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-05-09
a warrior.

HENRY WATTERsoN will not get
to make his "Star-pved Goddess OF
Reform speech in Chicago. HENRY
Is not deiel,ate. A man unknown
to fame is sent 10 his stead. Col.
INGERsoL too stage at home, his con-
stltueuts sending PERRY CARSON
colored. Yet BEN BUTLER will be-
delegate. Verify the people have
taken "tbe mighty from their seat
and exalted those Of low degree"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-05-09

Henry WARD BEEcHER ssyo be
will not support JAS. G. BLAINE Tor
President, HIS choice 10 Secretary
LINCOLN. We don't suppose that
this news, will, in the least, discour-
age the Main Statesman or bic allies.
AS a factor for good or evil, Mr..
BEEcHER is not very conspicuous in
the Republican party. His ideas on
the tariff question will not CORES.
pond with those Of the Chicago plat
form.
II LINCOLN sh ould be the nominee
"a thing that lie not 1T all probable }
be will stand on that platform. Why
then will Mr. BEEoHER support him ?
Why not support Mr.. BLAINE ? IL
it because his reputation for purity
Of action has been attacked2 Shades
Of Moses ! But tarry a while Mr.
BEEcHFR. With or without your
support neither BLAINE nor LILcoLN
will be elected. The signs of the
times ere indlcstiYe Of Democratic
victory in November next.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-05-09

THE Hon. CHAs. JAS. FAULKNER.
Of Msrtinsburg. bss purchased = & ne
residence 10 Washington city, where
he expects to make bis future home
Since bis famous "BsGfley Rsso'u-
tions, misststins Law and facts. bic
power 10 West Virginia began to
Wsne. Hence the exit,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-05-09
How Preston Voted For Clements.

How Preston Voted For Clements.
tx" wants to know Of the editor
of the Journal how the Prest on del
egation at Char eston voted for "Mr.
WIN. M. CLEMENTS OF Baltimore.
The name oil "WM. NJ. CLEMENTS
OF BaLlimore' was not before the con-
vention, 30 the Preeton delegation
did not vote one way or the other
for him. If there DO such = citizen
oil Baltimore, and his name had been
presented as delegate from West
Virginia, the Preston delegation
would not have voted on the ques-
ton, as the Republicans of Preston
voted for FRANK BURR of Washing
ton City, Philadelphia and other
points, for Cong ess, i'll 1878.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-05-09

MALONE says from this day forth
he and ell his kitb re,and ever shall
be Repnblicand, end with the Re-
publicans shall stard but the Virgin.
ia Republicans in Convention asse m
bIed repu+iste MALONE and his
kith. and the poor little mid Re,
hasn't where upon to lay his head
"Woe unto ye hypocrites." 1.-THE
last stage OF that man lie worse than
the first"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-05-09
UNPARALLELED
ATTRACTIONS!

The most wonderful of everything that
is new novel and stylish is now exhibited
at Hartley & Wrights, commencing TODAY
and continuing through the entire season.
we are not going TO worry our friends
with an 0d. to enumerate each article con.
erately. TO tell of the &c Print, the Il
Bingham, or the Sc sugar however wc
have them ally but, to bring before Won
the better class of goods
Every Cross road store in the County
has the above articles. But thew cannot
afford to buy the BETTER CLASS of
goods, they have not the trade for them
therefore come to our store, we are nm
doubtedly HEADQUARTERS For
GOOD GOODS. Our buyer has lust rc-
turned from New York and PhiladelnIi,
Where he has spent two weeks time care.
FULLY selecting such goods and at such ex-
tremeIy low prices as cannot heIp pleas.
ing the most fastidious. Having 10 huv
two stocks of goods at The same timcu
us advantages In low prices that are inn
possible tor other merchants to secure vgc
have by lar thclarg"st stock ever brouobf
to hlngwood, and the best selected stock
In the County.
OUR DRY GOODS AND NOTION
DEPARTMENT
cannot be surpassed in quality and ,r;cc.
0Hf Stock OF Gents Furnishing goods
including Clothing, Hats Fine Neckware COL
lars and Cuffs, Extra Fine Hosiery g.
cannot be oqualcd in the CITY.
New Carpets Oil Cloths and Wall
Paper in full variety
PRODUCE OF ALL KIND WANTED.
we solicit your patronage, and thank
you for past iavors
HARTLEY a. WRIGHT.
CORNER ST JAMES HOTEL OPPOSE COURT HOUSE
KINGWGOD, w. Va
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-05-09
CONTINUED ron, iaSs vssh)
How Watch Cases arc Made.

Imitation always follows successful
article, and imitation Is one Of the best
proofs Of real honest merit; and thus il il
that the james Boss cold Watch Casc bas
its in'itators. Buyers can always tell the
genuine by the trademark Of oroln, from
which IS suspended q pair Of " 49,.
'odics. he sure both erown and x u
seoleS arc stamped in the cap Of the watch
case. Jewellers are very cautious about en-
dorsing an article unless they not only knoy
That u is good, but that the character Of
The manufacturers is such that the quality
Of The goods will be Kept JuHy up 10 sta,.aard.
WtLLtNsroHr. p,. Bot ls i.sq
no SaTnls F0as' Gold MatcA Iars Il, Ifr Ia
,ehff tach ono J ell sells smother Don't n-ed
20 recoinmouA uuni they eell tiemnoIyrt ono 81
IN use Tor ~ years end u sOcd ~ Over Win is
otbe 10 MOI hcTl.1te o. yyc MY ut ID s'Iht ~. n 1T
Ittlai'y. Win thc now aud iuTrovrH ~esf4 y-ft.h
So,iht - everlasting JEseH 2 IJrrLg. yspsis,
Nov BaUSsvrop. M .Jep q H..
- inltRpi case, so ED, Known - the Jsfura 49,
tul9 Match Caso, came into my possession slsff ~.
s,,it, a zee eince ulst umo ena y stni 30 cool
eaHo when fought t, and g. condition "a W. OH
We 90 hss really outwOrn tie movement wil b. Il
~ hoard 81 Dirssfsrs N ). ~ H. - Tgaos "a
ssnd ssst ss-p "a Esysaoss VISTA Co.. Yss,.. rtf
aeiphisi Pa ~ hssdsas nlustrsas1 Psuphtst ,tt -
sess- Bess ssa ksTsts-s Wss,h Ca-ss ars nads
go b. COntihuc,L)
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-05-09

If anybody can tell us why Rob-
ERT F. LINCOLN should be either
President or Vice President. IN less
1t is that be is the son OF his father
then we shall not vote for SAMUEL
JONES TILDEE in November. For
LINCOLN ls asither a statesman nor
a Warrior.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-05-09

How are the mighty fallenl Col
BOB INGERsoL and Ex-Spssksr J
WARES KEIPER both wanted TO 20
TO Chicago ss delegates but were de.
lested and strange TO say, we're both
defeated by negroes.
"Score two for the wool growers.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-05-09

OpR own DAWSON was opposed in
the Convention by a colerp6 wool
grower" but the aforesaid W g.
was quietly laid away until come
other year. In 'this contest Mr.
DAWSON won.where Col. INGsRsoLL
and Mr.. KElrER were routed.
'Rsh for Fresto on
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-05-09
WEST Va. UNIVERSITY

sessioS Begins Marie II 1894
For Catalogues or ot ,or information
address the Charm mar ihe Fuuu.
II & BERN ELEY
MOrgastoWn W.. W.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-05-09
LY ON.

TIKI ARGUS is good Democratic paper
How strange 1t is, nevsrthcl q true, that
the real s'slao aaG worth Of anything is
only appreciated by the loss of H.; by the
loss of THE ARGUS VIZ would learn its
worth. No other paper that We recrivc,
Ia met with more cordial greeting or il
more eagerly perused.
Emanuel Dixon and Ann,s LJa eloped
last Wednesday night. Presume they
went to PennsylvaDia.
Dir. j.! l.. Fortney is building a new
house.
There WIS hop o. Mr., FSirfaI's last
Thursday night. II reports be true ye,y
good time was haG. SOMETIME.
The farmers are bupy blowing for corn.
Baker Montgomery made a has,y trim
to lrondale last week to attend wedding.
Richard Lpar made flying try to New
burg one day last week and chile he was
gone his daughter Annie and Manuel
Dixon inside a flying trip 70 Pennsylvania,
and there we're joined in the holy bonds
OF matrlmony. The boys gave them a
hearty serenade.
There was sOciable given at @. W..
FahfaI'o on ThursdaY night. A good
time was bad by all. Z. w,
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-01-26

Sec 3. Every public porter or runner, omni-
bus agent. omnibus driver and baggage driver,
ana every other person acting as runner Tor
hotels shall wear badge on his hit, or In q
conspicuous p ace on his body, oh which shall
be lie IDLY and plainly ,ngraved or printed,
his name AMI the number of his license.
5 CO. No porter, runner, hickman. dray
man, expressman, omnibus agent, omnibus
driver, driver OF baggage, or other persons
acting as porters or runners for hotels so IL.
censed us afore said, shall. ON the arrival OF
any steamboat or railroad cars In the village
OF Cheboygan, FOR period OF hfteen minutes
thereafter, go upon or approach within twenty
feet OF he wharf or depot where such steam
boat or railroad cars have made fast or stop
ped running. or about to make fast or stop
running, unless such porter, runner, ha,k-
man, drayman, expressman, omnibus agent,
omnibus driver or driver of baggage, be re-
quested by passenger to remove some trunk
or other baggage from said wharf, or depot,
In which case 1t shall be lawful tn go near. in
or upon such such steamboat or depot for
Sect. No person shall act or engage in the
business of public porter or runner, for any
omnibus driver or baggage driver, nor shall
any person act as runner or porter for any
public house or hotel in the village Of Cheboy-
gan. with being. duly licensed, according to
the provisions OF this ordinance.
Sec. 8. On conviction Of any porter, runner,
omnibus agent. omnibus driver or baggage
driver, or other person acting ss porter or
runner for any public house or hotel licensed
as aforesaid. for any violation If the proyi-
sions of this ordinance, the President shall.
in his discretion, be authorized i'm addition to
the fine hereinafter provided, to vacate and
annul any such license that may then be held
by any such porter. runner, omnibus agent,
ombibus driver or driver of baggage.
Sec. 8. No such porter runner, omnibus
agent, omnibus driver, or carrier OF baggage
shall be entitled to charge to exceed the sum
OF TWENTY-FIVE cents for carrying PASSENGER
and ordinary baggage any distance within the
present village limits.
Sec. 10. Any violation OF the provisions of
this ordinance shall be punished by a fine not
to exceed ten dollars, and the cost OF prosecu
ton, and in the imposition of any fine and
costs, the court may make further sentence,
that the offender be imprisoned in the Che
boygan county jail until the payment thereof;
Provided, however that the period OF such
Imprisonment does not exceed the term of
thirty days.
Sec. IL. This ordinance shall take effect on
the tenth day of February, 1884.
Adopted Jan. Is, A. d. 1884.
G. j. HUNT, GEO. FROST,
Clerk President