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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-06

In the fall OF 1885, was taken with q case OF ma
laral fever Viii, h prosrafed me 10 h bo> and MOD
| was drugged after the old iuhion with mercury
and other d neral mi1tu e. but with 10 good re-
sulis NV health vas shattered and my enrrsy son'.
Ny ieet and legs would swell an. had what every.
bSdy thought was ropsy. These sym toms alarm u
me, and was ready 70 grasp At any remedy suggest.
ID friend advised me 20 try Sulfts bpc;iac. ]
procured three bot e. and commenced iu use. The
swelling soon subsided. have taken the three bot.
lies, which have made y. RECT cure. and feel Re
a new man to-day. There never "a, more msri-
,,oriou medicine offered to suffering humanity II
has wrou, ht wonders for ms. WILLS JOsEs,
Leesburg, Lee County, Ga March II, 1856.
For sale by all druggists.
Treati,e on Blood and SKIN Diseases mailed Tree
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.
sly, l57 W. "a st. Drawer 3, Atlanta Ga.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-06

BradilA' on, negro undertaken who
lives in a thick populated "colored dis
nc" may. if the auth ofiaes succeed 10
fgh,ipg CT the angry Pop lace escspI Si III
his life. Otherwise he viii De graPp.rr4 "
the terrible hand of 7epges, &C. oen s .So
appointed grand royal under. AK n 80. - snS
lodge Of American Freedmen" sA
''sire work be succeeded in psssiA ~ ~
luton declaring that every membA o.. w.
died should be buried in q metallic
Knowing that bis race dearly loves an =
peDsive funeral, JEFF was the reverse o.
moderate 10 his charges. Pretty soon after
the resolution was passed. Brother Culpep-
per expired. He was buEiedin large me-
talie case. His friends and relatives we're
much pleased to see him put a#sy 50 de-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-06
Leaders of Fashion.
BrO0Hyn E11k.

"Who is the most richly dressed woman
in this hotelT' ! asked in O certain big
house. THE wife Of Soapd-so, the gamb-
.er," was the reply. who Is the most
beautiful Mics Such or-such, the act.
rsss. Who elopsd with What ou-call-bim las,
winter" Who keeps the fastest horssY'
Tother fellow. the pool seller" Nov
=. 'e are the points that embodied in socie.
:. .s& =. ors, would make the department.
sor,S a aiding.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-06
INDIGESTION Cured !

Isuflcrcd "a r more than Eve years with inigos.
ton, scarcely able 10 retain the simplest foi on my
stomach The burning sensa ion was almom iatol-
cradle, and my whole system Vas dsrangei Was
wakefu and could not sleep, aud consequently more
or less nervous oil the time. declined in iesa, and
suffered all the usual depression attendant upon this
terrible disease. IN word, was miserable AZ
last, falling to find relief In anything o,e, com.
mcnoed the use Of svif's SPECIFIC began 10 Inn
prove a ono. The medicine tonel up the stomach.
trensthened the digestive org'n', and room oil that
burning ceased, and could retain food without dim
Guilty. Now my health Is good, and can eat any
thing In the shape Of food, and digest II without the
slightest diituty. most cheefuily bear this te'-
timony, because there ars hundre suffering as
was, and am sure they can be As readily healed.
Take the pr scrbsd dose after eating Instead Of b..
fore. JAMES MANN, No. II Ivy H.
Atlanta, ia. May 10, 1885.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-06

The "Propybrea' gateway will perhaps ad.
nit US as well as any other entrance. 1t is
IN the same square as the "Glypto,hek, or
Hsll of Sculpture, and it is an imitation OF
bat in the Acropolljs.
Its columns sre Doric on one side aud
ionic on the other, and is adorned with bas
relief representing the Greek war of indie
Dendence and the reign of King Ohio. The
"Glyptothek' is suggestive Of Greek ART
also, although the interior might be
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-06
Manhood Restored.

Remedy Free.-A victim Of youthful Inn ru-
Ienoe causing Premature Decay, Nervous Debility,
est Manhood, &C., having tried In vain eysry
spown remedy, has disco ,rrsd . simple means Of
sli-cure, which he Will scnd BEE 70 his fellow
ufiere.. Address, J. II. REEVES. q ChathAa
street, New York.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-06

All the theatres 10 San Francisco have
been doing poor business. Even Havsrly's
MiDsirels are failing to draw at the Baldwin
Thsat-a
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-02-04

M ANTED - CANVASSERS- AGRNTs
W everywhere 10 sell Mark Twain's lates,
book, Huckleberry Finn. For tarms ' sd
dress n. ID. MCDoNALD& o., Publishers. a
Carondelet street, New Orleans. janIeodti
w ANTED-THE TEXAS MUpUAI1FE
W doWment Association viii give good ANA
profitable employment TO experienced insur.
Ance solicitors Address a. NJ. HALF. Secra.
tary 723 Main street DRllss Texas. ivltt
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W. l.. CABELL, Mayor.
A true copy: W. u, PARRY, CITY Secretary,

A N ORDINANCE REGULATING THE
"A construction and maintenance OF avn
lngs and signs on, over or across sidewalks
In the City OF Dallas
SECTION |. Be 10 ordained by the City Coun-
eli OF the City OF Dallas, That II shall be un-
lawful for any person or persons to erect or
construct any awnings on, over or across
any sidewalks In the City Of Dallas lower at
any point than ten feet from the surface of
the sidewalk; all awnings shall be securely
fastened 10 the side Of the building and firm
" supported by iron brackets, and all avn
,ngs, except cloth awnings, within the Gre
limits shall be covered with tin, sheet iron,
zinc, or some hre-proof material; nor shall
sny person erect any awning post on any
sidewalk In the City OF Dallas. All awning
posts now standing on any sidewalk
ehall pe removed NJ soon NJ the awnings they
support are removed for repairs or other
purposesi nor shall any awning extend
l9Iiher into the street than TO the outer edge
OF the sidewalk.
Sec ?. 1t shall be unlawful for any person
OF persons TO place, have or maintain any
sign OF wood, cloth, tin or other suhslance
pelhg suspended, fastened or attached I'm any
mhnher on, across, along, over or above npy
sidewalk or street In said City, whether above
or below the awning, so that the same shall
pIolect more than six inchesirom the outer
edge OF any lot or building abutting on any
street In said Ciiyof Dallas.
sec .. ANY one violating any OF the pro-
Visions OF tho two preceding sections shall
on conviction In the Mayors court be fined
IN any sum not less than ave no moro than
1fty dollars.
SEQ. 8. That this ordinance take effect from
It's passage end publication.
Approved October 0, 1884.
W. Il. CABELI, Mayor.
W. E. PARRY, City Secretary.
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A Poisoning Case.

A young man named Startling ar
rived in the city yesterday afternoon,
about | O'Clock, and hurriedly repaired
to the drug establishment of Mr.. M. Ii.
Hickox. Anxiety was depicted upon
his countenance, and his general de-
meanor betokened the happening of
something beyond the pale of ordinary
events. He stated that he was direct
from Bots dare island, where camp
OF seven wood-choppers were 10
Gated, and added that the whole
crew had been poisoned in rather Pc
cular manner. So nervous was the lad
that the reporter could CLEAN but nea-
gre idea OF what had occurred. In q
tremulous and nervous manner he sta
ted that the camp was located on the
island and that the water used for drink
ing ana cooking purposes was secured
from small stream near by; that at
breakfast yesterday morning the camp,
as Is their custom, partook heartily of
coffee, with the exception of him
sell; that about an hour after
ward a deathly pallor oyorspread
their faces and violent vomiting en-
sued; every indication pointed toward a
poisoning of some nature ian investiga-
zion disclosed portions of worm that
very much resembled q eentipede, in
the coffee pot, and the conclusion was
arrived at that the insect was dipped
from the stream and boiled in Il kettle
without being detected. The courier
was furnished with preparations of am
monia and acetic acid, and departed, as
he came, in a fever OF excitement and
hurry. VIII Stroud, John Haynes, a
man by the name of Trip, Bob Mccall
and three others, whose names were not
learned, are the parties who were the
sufferers.
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w IL Richardson, Auiet, Texas; A G.
Henderson, Aulet, Texas; X B Briggs,
Waxahachie; James 7 Otey, Clarendon;
James w Cress, Wilcox, A 7; James Ii
Ball, Greenyille; A L Graham, Lewis
Vile; w t Hidden, Lewisville; w Nc
NELL, Fort Worth; Il Craig, Ennis;
Eugene Christian, Key West, Florida;
X A Blanks, Wills Point; b Saunders,
Decatur; r II Hickman, Texas; II Nc.
Dufiie, Waxahachie; G Lsngham, Yazoo
River; j ii Bryant, Hillsboro; 7 b Neb-
lock, Tyler; A II Shoemaker, J c Car
penter, Decatur; A Price, Terrell; ] w
Parpenter, Decatur; ID r Willis, st
Louis; j J Terrell, w b Pickrell, p
kellam, w Hale, Decatur; H B San
ders, Grapevine; A l Massey, Grape
vine; T ID Farris, Sweet Water; j G
Halsell, Decatur; George Cole, Indian
apolis; J w Walker, Forney; W Ford,
New Orleans; j A Allender and wife,
Kentucky; p J Norwood, Toyah.
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To the Farmers of Texas.

HEARNE, Feb. /, lSs5.-The Ma
honal Cotton Planters association
Of America meets in New Orleans,
in Music Hall, of the main building of
the Worlds Industrial and Cotton Gem
tennial exposition, on the 10th of this
month. / am requested by President
Norehead, to appoint from among those
interested and engaged in agriculture In
Texas, 100 delegates. The time being
too near at hand TO correspond with
planters In different sections of the
state, would be pleased TO receive the
address of those who desire TO attend
the convention, as delegates, to whom |
will forward credentials. If appoint
ments fail to reach applicants In time, |
can be found at Texas headquarters, in
the government building, at the exposi-
ton, on the 9th instant. Efforts are now
being made TO have the present low rate
Of transportation further reduced for
the occasion, which applicants will see
through public press. Come, and let us
have full delegation to the grandest
and most important convention in the
history of agriculture.
III. l.. LEWIS,
Vioe-President National Cotton Plant
ers' association for Texas.
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Parker's Pleasant Worm Syrup Never Fails
A 0rcnt Problem.

n Nitht tEouitius
Take all the Kidney and Liver
Medicines.
Take all the Blood purifiers.
Take all the Rheumatic remedies.
ton
Take all the Ague, Fever, aud bill
ious
Take all the Brain and Nerve force
rovivers,
Take all the Great health restorers.
In short, take all the best qualities
OF all these, and the best
Qualities of all the best medicines In
the world, and you will find that
Hop
.-Bitters have the best curative quail
ties and powers of all concentrated
In them, and that they will cure
when any or all of these, single or
combined
Fail. A thorough trial will give DOS
tive preof of this.
Hardened liver.
Five years ago broke down with kid
ney and liver complaint and rhouma-
tism.
Since then l have been unable to be
about at all. My liver became hard and
like wood; my limbswere pulled up and
filled with water.
All the best physicians agreed that
nothing could care me. l resolved to
try Hop Bitters; have used seven bot
ties; the hardness has all gone from my
liver, the swelling from my limbs, and
1t has worked q miracle In my case;
otherwise would have been now In my
grave. j. w. MoREY, Buffalo, Oct. I,
1881.
Poverty and suffering.
81 was dragged down with debt, poy-
erty and suffering for years, caused by
q sick family and large bills for doctor.
ing.
was csmpletely discouraged, until
one year ago, by the advice OF ms pas.
tor, | commenced using Hop Bltters,
and In one month we were all well, and
none Of us have been sick dav since
and want TO say to all poor men, YOU
can keep your families we'll year with
Hop Bltters for less than one dootor'e
visit will cost. know it"--A Work
INaMAN.
E0-None genuine without q bun sh o
green Hops on the white label. Shun all Ia,
vile, poisonous stun with "u"h or Hops
In their name
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ASSlGNEE'S NOTICE.

NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON
~ the 18th day OF December, 1891, KRns
Shl IDS, OF Dallas county, Texas, granted md
assigned TO the undersigned, rSsidingat No,
oI Elm street, Dallas, Texas, Ell of his prop-
erty ana estate, real, personal and mixed. in
c,uulng all his ohases in action, and an dahis
claims and demands due TO him. or whIcb
might become due, Save and oxcept sieh
property as by law is exempt from exeeu.
uonl Tor the benefit OF such OF his crejitors
only rs wiz consent to accent IN Ir nrnoo,a
uohhi snare OF his estate end dlscher so Kin,
rom their irrespective claims, Provided how
eyer, mat he should not ba dlscbnrSed fpo,n
laolllties To creditor who does moi Te caiya
~ Ilueh as one-thlrd OF The amount dneand
i,oWsu IN MS mvor as valid claim aSeins,
ms estate, The credtcssof said Shields com.
sSehI'ing TO such assignment are herehy no,i.
mvu 10 lnNke known 20 me their consent In
mt,ii.lns within four Months afler the nnbiIi
cation or this notice. '"' Puoii-
nouos JAMES MoRoNEY, Assignee.
Ul1m,ias IeNas, J tntlary /, 1856,
al M persons indebted to Kane shIe,ds ara
nv I ofice No. 10 ply such Indebtedness TO me nj
~ Se 1v'He no. w elm street, Dallas, IeS.s
Sanb iw -, Sc thecsims will be placed i'm ths
'''N"' vi an ,ul,ofney for collection,
JAMES MORONEY. ASSIGNEE.
- Jan 2-iltwN
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NINETEENTH LEGISLATURE
THE HIGH COURT RESOLUTIONS.
Permanent School Fund Bill Engrossed-
Shall North Texas Appeals Go to
Austin-Negroes Demand
University and jury Duty.
SENATE.

AUSTIN, Feb. 3.-lSpecial']- The bill
eliminating from the present road law
aprovision prohibiting change in public
roads, unless the same are shortened
thereby, was reported favorably.
The resolution increasing the judges
of the supreme court to seven and in
creasing the salaries of supreme, court
OF appeals and district judges, was laid
on the table, subject to call.
The resolution providing for holding
supreme court at four places was laid
on tho table subject TO call.
BILLS INTRODUCED:
To change the time of holding courts
In Harrison county.
Making it a felony to make a false
entry on poll list, or to grant false
election certificate.
a resolution requesting judiciary
committee No. to prepare a bill pro-
hibitipg the sale of bogus butter, was
adopted.
BILLS ENGRossED.
To provide for the investment of the
permanent school fund of counties. 1t
provides that funds may be invested in
United States, county, city or town
bonds. or loaned on unencumbered real
House bill amending the law for the
protection of wool growers, so as to
bring the Twenty-third senatorial dis
trict under its provisions, after being
amendedso as to exempt Hunt, Hop
kins, Lamar, Ellis, Rusk, Dallas, Rock
wall, Collin and Denton counties. Reg
Mating reservations in sales Of personal
property.
Prohibiting enclosed lands of another
from being trespassed upon by hunting
parties; amended by prohibiting hunt.
ing pecSns, grapes, or wild fruit.
Making it theft to appropriate bor-
rowed or hired property.
Offering a reward for wolf scalps.
BILLS PASSED:
Establishing house OF correction.
Restoring the jurisdiction of the
county court of Grimes county.
Enlarging the powers of a receiver.
Adjourned.
Bill passed.; Allowing married
women to sue for their separate property
with or without their husbands.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
By Mr.. Austin: Making appeals and
writs of error from Dallas and all north
Texas counties returnable at Austin.
BY MI. Atlee: For collectors
TO collect taxes on assessors rolls
OF the county or counties from which
made of persons In a new county.
BY Mr.. Faubian: Making cars when
carrying passengers stop at public
places.
By Mr.. Mckinney, (of Milsm): AL
lowing district and county attorneys
half pay in pleas Of guilty and INSIDE
meanors.
By Mr.. Armistead: To work county
eonvicts who fail to pay their fines, on
public roads at 81 per day.
PETITIONS.
BY Mr.. Stewart: From colored men
OF Texas asking for legislation so they
can serve on juries.
Raising the rate OF pay per day OF
sonvicts on poor farms and for state
university for colored people.
BY MIR. Woods, (of Kaufman): A
resolution inviting the president of
Mexico TO be present at the capitol cor
nor-stone ceremonies. Passed.
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Painful Accident,

A painful accident occurred TO George
Dirmeyer yesterday morning, rs he at
tempted TO board a San Jacinto street
railway car at the intersection of Ross
avenue and Griffin street. BY an awk-
ward circumstance he failed to get a
clear footing on the steps OF the car, and
IN railing became entangled with the
coach in such q manner that he conId
not extricate himself. lie was dragged
quite distance and sustained severe
bruises.
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NOTICES.


NOTICE TO OWNERS OR OCCUPANTS
~ OF property In sewer districts between
Nam and Elm streets, from Sycamore 10
HARDWOOD street and Between Main and Conn
i HerGe streets rom Jefferson to Murphy street.
Sectloh ! OF sever Ordlnance-That private
sewers, water closets, and sink basins, etc.
shall be constructed In all of said districts 10
connect with the district sewer, on aotice
rom The city engineer, and as directed by
said officer and not otherwise.
Sub. Sec. 3. II shall be a misdenpapnr for
the owner or occupant Of any building in any
sewer district-any position Of which IL used
iorany purpose during any portion OF the
day-to fail 70 have at least one water closet
connected with the public sewer is DAYS AZ
ter notification by the city engineer, etc,
The above district sewers are constructed
and ready for use, and all parties Interested
are hereby notified to comply with the above
sections Of the sewer ordinance
W. NJ. JOHNSON, City Engineer.
November ~. 1884.
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oFF,clAL-ciTY LAWS.

A n ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING THE
"A lines and width of part of Polk street.:
SECTION |. Be 1t ordained by the City
Council OF the city of Dial las, That the prop
osition OF Mr.. $. II. Cockrell, proprietor OF
the ground, is hereby accepted as a dedica-
ticn, and the lines Of Polk street are hereby
established Us follows: Beginning at the
northeast Intersection of Poydras ana Polk
streets; thence n direct line easterly TO the
southwest corner of fractional block No. 49,
on the Grlgsby league line, the same being
the north 1.-The of said street. The south line
of Polk street shall begin on Poydras street,
50 feet south of the first named point, and
thence run easterly parallel TO the first line
the same distance; thence north TO the south
line of Young street. At said southwest cor
ner of block IS the north lines of Polk and
Young streets meet.
SEC 2. That the Engineer is hereby re-
quired to measure and properly work the
lines of said street as herein deemed.
SEC 3. That this ordinance shall take eff
feet from and after its passage
Approved October 2S, 1884.
W, l.. CABELL Mayor.
Attest: w. r.. PARRY, Gity Secretary.
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City Council

The city council met in regular ses-
sion last night, at the city hall, and
transacted lot of routine business.
The mayors veto of the ordinance Great
ing the office of street superintendent,
was sustained. Other business was dis
patched, but as there were no seats for
the reporters, and as they have horror
of taking notes standing, the proceed.
ings of the august body were not OBJ
tanned. The extra chairs were occupied
by lounQars.
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Postal Cards WIN be Made no Longer.

That is because they are just long
enough now, being exactly five inches
long. Browns Iron Bitters will not be
made in any respect different from
what, 1t now is. Because experience
mas shown that 1t is exactly suited to
the needs of sick people, and that IL
cnnquers dyspepsia and a whole lot OF
other troublesome complaints. DIR. N.
y. Ruggles, Marion, Mass, saws: AZ
recommend Browns Iron Bitters as a
valuable tonic for enrichiug tho blood
and removing alldyspeptic symptoms"
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Capital City OullIngs.
THE GRANITE ESTIMATE


AUSTIN, Feb. 8. Especial Gen.
Walker, state architect, to-day trans
mitted TO the governor an approximate
estimate of the additional cost of granite
ever limestone in the construction Of
the new capitol. He placed it at SCH, 1856,
including the construction Of seven
miles of railroad from Burnet to tho
quarries. By emitting much orna-
mental work in the interior, the amount
can be reduced to a little over $200, 200.
DYNAMITE DOCUMENT.
The committee on state affairs will re-
pert favorably tomorrow bill prohib-
ting the sale of dynamite and nitro
glyoerine in this state.
PREPARING LAND BILL.
Senator Peacock and others are pre-
paringa land bill which will do away
with the land board and fix certain
price At which to lease lands.
MR.. SHANNON ABSENT.
Senator Shannon left tor home this
morning to be absent week.
READY TO COMPARE CONCLUSIONS.
Tho senate finance committee has
completed its work on appropriation
bills, and await the joint discussion on
the same with the house committee,
which will not be ready until some time
next week.
OUR KIM. is o.. Il.
Representative Kimbrough, who has
been sick with a cold, is at his post
again.
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A Gard.

DALLAS, Feb. .. 1885, We, the
undersigned, committee OF the Grand
Army of the Republic, and the two mil
itary companies of this city, appointed
70 get up and carry out an entertain
nent for our benefit, on January ~, 80
and 81 last, hereby tender our thanks
10 Kate Raymond Howe for her earnest
and conscientious efforts 10 make said
entertainment a success, sho having
most nobly filed her part of the con-
tract. Moreover, we do not hold her
responsible for its failure financially.
JIG. TURNER,
Chairman;
HENRY SCHULZ,
Secretary;
III. b. DAVIS,
w. ID. WyLIE,
Chr. Com. Ar.
q. N. PULLMAN,
Treasurer;
ID. HINoHLry,
Committee
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A N ORDINANCE ASSESSING COSTS
"A anu levylug special tax to pay for the
district sewer from the west side of Harwood
street, between Main ard Elm streets, to a
pointin alley in block l25, distance OF 2jS feet:
SEoyIoN |. BE IL ordained hy the City
Council of the City OF Dallas, That the report
OF TIE City Engineer OF the cost of construct
ing the district sewer from the west side of
HarwOod street, between Main and Elm
streets, In the city OF Dallas, to point In
Tho alley in block 1885, a distance of 25S feet,
ne ana the same ~ hereby approved, and the
estlmale OF pro rata costs therein set forth be
and the same is hereby assessed against The
property therein described. and that special
lax OF the respective amounts stated DC and
Ihe same Is hereby leVieG against the various
lois or ground described In said reports eX-
elusive OF improvements in proportion 10 The
area o the whole district, exclusive of public
highways. The City Assessor and Collector
shall enter said lists of said property and the
name OF the owner thereon, together with
the assessment and levy herein made
Against each lot or lots In said district ON
his tax rolls, in book kept for that purpose.
and shall proceed TO collect the same as pro
yid8d IN the city charter
SEC. 2. That this ordinance shall take eff
feet from its passage.
Approved October2S 1884.
W, L. CABELL, Mayor.