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German Fire Insurance 60.
or BALTIMORE.
06Scs Corner Holiday and Balto. Streets
CHAS. 4. ZIMMERMAN, Agt.,
For Annapolis, Nd.

THIS company issues policies Of insu-
rance against loss Of damage BY fire
on every description of property il the
city and county It is one Of the oldest
and most reliable companies IN Maryland.
For terms &c apply TO
CHAS. a.. ZIMMERMAN, ACT,
p. O, Box 10. Annapolis, I'D.
Residence Conduit St Extended ml3sf
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HERE and THERE.

vegetation o0Omln8
Buckwbeat is in blossom.
No fears about the corn crop now.
The pear crop is a large one this
season.
The late potato is signing for more
room.
What are you going to bring to The
county fair3
a hard row for the average man to
hoe-Faro.
Last week went out with delight.
ful cool wave.
Next month having an r, will be
oyster month.
Picnics will soon be done for until
next summer
After September lst, you can 60
cunning for squirrels
Fine watermclons and canteloupes
are now plentiful
We may look for the bot wave back
again in a few days.
The dog days come to On end on
Saturday, August 20.
II will not be long until the shakes
will be coming around
Now will be good time to lay 10
The winter coal supply.
Early frosts are predicted, but It is
too soon to worry over it.
A prominent physician advises the
use Of meat but once day 10 sum
mer
Al new description of dude-A fell
low with allopathic feet and hom1o-
pathic head.
Il hear your wife's got pneumonia. !"
mo, same old monia."
Special Notice.--Persons desiring to be
served with Ice Cream, Cake and Con.
Jecti0nagg at all times. should leave their
orders at LTEDERB0RN Bros. Main street
"A man feels pride in being spoken
Of as zone of the oldest inhabitants, =
but woman never does.
An exchange says that gas corrodcs
brass. We don't believe it, or drum
mers would all be freckled
Honorius, emperor Of Rome, shed
tears at the 10 Of q favorite hen
Then it vas that the court jester won
Immortality and the undying hatred
of bis fellow men by exclaiming,
Hence these tears"
Ponds Extract affords immediate relief
In all cases of acute pain This is strong
language, but the experience of thirty
years attests its truth. Try itl
EH For the most delicious ice cold
Cream Soda, 60 to the City Drug
store. The largest and most improv-
ed Fountain in the city.
II is said there are eiget times as
many bow.legged men as women
This fact was discovered by bald
headed deacon, who always secured o
front seat at the opera.
II is said that petriied man has
been found near Santa Cruz, Cal. 1t
is probable that he attempted to read
one of these Breakfast Table Letters
On an empty stomach.
Young man, don't imagine that be-
cause girl smiles at you That she
loves you. We have seen young la
dies smile at the antics OF cage OF
monkeys. How do you know but that
she takes you for the lost link.
Use Pr0Clerss Insect Powder. The
great exteTminator Of Reaches Bed Bugs,
Moths. Ants, Egens, Lee and az form,
ofiNsect llfc. Acknowledged to be the
best It never fails. Try It, and be con.
vlnced. Large size bottle, price 20 cents
For sale by all druggists J. H W1NKRr.
MANN . Co, Proprietors, Baltimore. Md.
We are still doing iirst.class job
printing 81 % per cent less than any
other Office il the city-because we
are practical printers and do our Gun
cork, and don't have to add on so per
cent. FOR labor. If you don't believe
Il give Us q trial and We will convince
ron.
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STATUE or
Liberty Enlightenlng ths M

The Committee in charge !,
struction of the base anS o y V y
the reception OF this great 49, ~ I
DER TO RAISE FUNDS ron Irs WA WI, y 1
have prepared a miniature S,....li isl
Ssahces in height, the Statn ns', "
Pedestal, Nickel-silvered ~O..I nl |,
are now delivering IA ' .aS Z
throughout the United Sto, sa's'
DOLLAR EACH. s y
This attractive souvenir AL,
or Desk ornament is a psrf.. NV y. y
Of the model furnished by INA u.s., ..,..
The Statuette in same MAJ. NV \
inches high, at FIVE DoIfAps ~
livered. NAVa
The designs of Statute anap.,
are protected by II. s. Patents wv, ",
models can only be furnisbssSi Il \.
Committee. Address. with rens,.s'
.RICH'D BUTLER. Ses'S
American Commit.
OF the Statute Of Iiss..
30 Mercer s. N
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HARPER's nAGAEl
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With the new volume, beginnss
December, HARpER's MAeAnM q
conclude its thirty-fflh year IhGa
est periodical Of its type, ithyal
each volume, flo10 magasiRs, ntGs
ply because il presents fresh suasl
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-01-31

Abou, the time Of the Napolconic era, at
tho beginning of the present century, a
ngmb Der Of vessels belonging TO the mcr.
chant marine Of the United States we're
destroyed by the French navy. Although
d rupture between the two countries was
then imminent, war was not declared, and
when finally treaty was entered into be-
tween the two nations, this country assum.
cd the paymen, of all claims Of those
merchants whose ships were destroyed by
the French. A merchant OF Boston,
named Blagg, the grandfather Of Mrs.
Judge LELAND, Of this city, whose vessels
were destroyed, entered claim for $780,.
900, which has been before congress tor
action ever since; and lately that body
passed bill known as the French Spolia
tlon Bill, making no appropriation forthese
claims, bu. providing that all claimants
shall furnish proof 20 the court of claims
before damage shsll he awarded, which
viii be q herculean affair after the lapse OF
over 50 years, tho names Of the vessels IN
many cases having been forgotten, Mrs,
Judge Leland, +. G. Swift and Miss Sarah
Miles, Of Chicago, are the legal heirs of
Samuel Blagg
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-01-31
TIE COURTS.
Circuit Court,

Tho suit instituted by Miss Mary Dervine
sgainst Edward Noary WAS begun In 1880
The defendant died In 1885 When Miss Der
vine's father died in 1865, followed by the
mother six weeks later. leaving the property
30 the girls, Mary and Maggie (thc latter now
Mrs. Brcnnan), Edward Ncary took them into
his family, and they lived with him up to the
lime OF their majority. During all this time
Neary acted Us administrator OF the estate
md as guardian, rcccipting to himself for the
moneys he had on hand. but he never took
out letters of guardianship, though he rs.
sumed TO act as such guardian, collecting the
rents, &c. II appeared from the testimony
mat he gave the children such an education
as Is usual in the country, for four months of
The year, the remainder OF the time they
worked in the Geld ard did the work Of do
nestics in his household. He having borne
the relation Of loco pdr,ntis 10 the children no
charge is made by them for services. The
,uit is brought against Patrick Stanley, cxtr.,
10 recover moneys which the plaintiffs claim
arc illegally Withheld from them. The amount
Involved is between % 600 and "a 600. This suit
10 q medley In itself. There are half dozen
Witnesses to be yet heard, and II may take a
yoodly portion of next week before 1t Is I'm.
sshed.
Charles McPhersou, William Neil aud John
Kirk, the young fellows indicted for larceny,
rsyc bonds in 600.
Mrs. Margaret Brennan, who was on the
witness stand In the Derun STANLEY suit last
Wednesday. went homo the same night and
rave birth 10 child.
The following indictments were returned
by the. grand Jury last Saturday, upon the
.omplstion Of IL work;
PcopSe Arthur HUFF. cmbezElewent; Jss
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-01-31

The SteatoT Monster has the following
item in regard 20 case of innate mean
ness that has come under its observation,
A man who would refuse poor widow a
cup Of cold water is mean enough TO steal
a lead nickle from his bind grandmother
The paper says: SHERIDAN has man
80 mean that he will no< let poor
widow get water from bis we'll, although
there is an abundance Of water II strikes
US thss be viii fail 20 get seat on the
right hand for giving q cup Of water 10
one of these, my children We can see
bu. little use Of ones living, who lives te
himself alone and dces nothing for the
good Of others"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-01-31

Claim Of W & and Mary Anderson V est OF
Eleanor Anderson allowed for g., 306 30.
Est OF Chas Overton John Elder removed
as adm.
Claim Of Geo B Anderson est Of Eleanor
Anderson. Claim 81, 036 allowed
Est Of Yorkcl Erickson. Annual report o!
adm appd.
Julius W II Reck Elizabeth schInitz
guardian Of Peter Reck Ct al, pet to be reless-
cd on bond.
viii Of Thos Wilson proven. Letters 10
Mary c Wilson personal bond in sum 0!
s3,00G, Notice to creditors TO March term.
Est OF Chas Ovcrton. Letters admir- dc 10.
mis- non to James Wilson bond $40.
Est of Esther Elder. Letters sdmr 70 Jss
e Wilson, bond in sum OF $1,000.
Est of Geo Lchr, m rep Of acct app
Guardianship Jas J Gillcn, final rep Of scct
and guardian discharged.
Est Of Susan Moore an rep OF acct app.
Est OF R1bt Wade an rep o! acct app.
Est Of Sophia Ulrich. Letters to Wallsee q
Dondanville, bond in sum OF 81 600 app. No
ticc TO cred TO March term.
viii Of james w HYDE proven. Letters 10
Morris = Brown, bond In sum Of 5000 spp.
Notice 10 cred Mar, b term.
Est Of Harriet Rush, al rep OF sccts app.
Guardianship Of Helen y Crumpton, an
rep Of accts app.
Guardianship OF Francis X Crumpton same
order.
Michael Brennan sdmr Of the est Of James
Brennan VIM A Cunningham and Mary
Cunningham, pet for cit for the deliv Of Ger.
tain prop.
Est Of winlfrcd Keys, John Bates pc, for
final settlement. Made 10 March term.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-01-31

Shabbons was once powerful lndIau
chief la this region, and after he laid down
the scepter of his power, the ubiquitous
Jim Cross arrived upon tho scene and by
the right of primogsniture has held tull
hand in this vicinity since these prehistoric
days Every inhsbltsnt of the county Of
La Sale from the most altitudinous mogul
TO the child new. born, knows J. C., who an
nounces that he has entered the race for
the Collcctorship, regardless o! all political
affiliations, and that he lie now In training
with tina. desired end In view. Seriously
speaking, he has authorized the announce
ment and that he will have heavy support
from his humorous friends there can se DC
doubt.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-01-31

The Sterling physicians =ho were called
In 10 attend the case Of the boy who took .
dose OF Rough on Rats" did not know
what kind Of snsidc<e TO prescribe, as they
bad no knowledge Of the nature Of the
poison A druggist Of thst city had An
analysis Of the stuff made and found II to
Be composed Of arsenic and corrosive subli.
mste. II might he well fS doctors 70 bear
this 10 mind.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-01-31

Laet Thursday evening, while on friend
ly call TO Mr.. and Mrs, K. G. Stevens the
city reporter of the FREE TRADER was
shown some very artistic and handsome
specimens o! hand painting, the work of
Mrs. Stevene. Although having taken but
one lesson In the art and but as ye. an am.
steur the lady's work will compare favor.
ably with thas Of many experienced pro
fessionals, There were PLAQUES, panels,
tides, &c, on velvo. and satin, which were
neatly executed and proved Mrs Stevens to
be possessed of more than ordinary artistic
skill The writer spent very pleasant
hour with the family.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-01-31
Tho Proper WAY

To attach stamp 10 On envelope 1. 70 mole
ten the envelope and then apply the stamp
Try this. II ~ al did the proper thing We
would uso DR.. Jones Red Clover Tonic fc'
dyspepsia, eostiveness, bad breath, piles
dimples, asue and malaria diseases, poor sp
petite, low spirits, headache, or discAses %
the kidneys, stomach and liver. Phes Soc.
of 3. 7. 0fiSgs.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-01-31

paign-thc prime anu openly avowed OBJ
ject of which Is to put none but republi'
cans IN the local Offices This move is be.
ing made to solidify that party for the next
presidential campaign, There are many
democrats who believe that politics should
have no bearing whatever on local Offices
What m US: these gentlemen think of this
mover
Doubtless many Of the older members OF
the Ottawa bar have not forgotten Judge
Parks, Of Aurora, who for many years had
been slave TO strong drink Not long
since he rose up in his might and declared
that thenceforwsrd he was q free man.
foreswose whisky forever and Is now a
strong temperance advocate. The recall
OF his name leads the writer 10 relate an
incident characteristic Of the man which
occurred, as many will yet remember, in
this city during the Greedy campaign.
Parks, who had been a lifelong democrat,
could not swallow Greelyism and he made
q Dol, from the ranks. One afternoon he
arrived in this city, unheralded, and he at
once went 20 work, hired the hall himself,
went 70 a newspaper office, got some small
Parks, Of Aurora, in town and will speak
here tonight Wont swallow crow" This
was the style by which he announced him.
self and the hall was filed 10 Overlooking
He spoke at great length and his droll wit
and hits together with his eloquencc kept
the audience in roars Of laughter and
keenly attentive when he grew serious.
In his day the Judge, as he has long been
called, was one Of the most brilliant stump
speakers this state ever produced, He
combined In himself personal magnetism,
native hunior snd his remarkable memory
afforded him fund Of information which
made him at home speaking on any sub
ject on which he was called upon to adj
dress an audience. His reputation as q
lawyer extended beyond the confines Of
Northern Illinois. lie rarely prepared his
speeches, which were usually impromptu,
ringing with wit, humor and eloquence
Not long ago he was sen! TO the Washing.
tonlan Home, az Chicago. In his younger
days he was man Of many personal
charms He possessed an iDexhaustible
fund Of dro!l anecdotes and his tall, com
handing appearance inspired respect
Late though Il is for reformation In his
habits crippled, aged and with health sad
ly impaired, I: Is the sincere wish Of his
many old-time friends and admirers that
the reform may be lasting one.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-01-31

A farewell banquet wac given TO Mr.. and
Mr.. J. II. Fowler, Of Newark, Kendall
county, los. Wednesday, preparatory TO
their removal 70 this city. On Behalf of
their many friends a: that place, d. Nc
Dougll presented Mr.. and Mr.. Fowler
two valuable and handsome sets Of china.
wsse-s dinner and tea set.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-01-31

Reddick, in his LaSalle Dem.P. las. week,
brought twins into the midst Of family Of
that township that considerably less than a
year ago had been blessed by the advent Of
double header. Jack had TO take back
the twins In his next issue and to scknow
ledge that the DIP. 10 very poor authority
In such matters.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-01-31

Hynes, robbery; ! Ehrncn, larceny, two bills ;
John Kirkpa,rick, WIN Neil and Chas Nc.
Pherson, burglary and larceny; Thomas
Simpson and Julius Hanson, same; william
Foster same; James Portcrileld, same;
George Smith, same Albert Griffin, larceny;
James ? New, same; John Engclskirchen,
same; James Hyncs, same; Michael froher,
resisting an officer; james Porterleld, same ,
Albert Griffin, selling liquor to minor, Two
bills; Auu II Frank, same; Albert smith,
same, two bills,
The following were certified 70 the county
court for trial;
Robert p Smith, assault and battery; LIZ
zic Solf selling liquor without license; Chas
w Nelson, larceny; Robert smith, assault;
William Murphy, larceny; Richard Shatfcr,
larceny; Thos Adams and Frank Williams,
larceny; Peter McIlyancy, assault; Henry
johnson, larceny; Lizzie solf, nuisance; John
Grccnlcaf, assault.
CRIMINAL,
People Albert Griffin, larceny; plea OF
guilty. sentenced to penitentlary for - mos,
one day solitary CONTINENT, balance hard Ia
Dor
The attention Of the court was almost en-.
tircly devoted this week to the Deryin-shan
ley suit and but little else was done.
Gabriel Faust Michael O'Neil, app, dis.
Geo n Mcdonald Ada Foster 81 ri, ludg.
by conf, sll7 and costs.
CHANCHRY--JUDJE NcRoBERTS.
The Harding Baptist Church 81 81 V. John
Corey. Decree setting aside deed. Appeal to
supreme court. Bond $3.50,
Mary l.. Schneider v. Peter Russell. Motion
by DIT. to dissolve injunction.
Annie X. Smith V. Herbert a. Smith. Dc
cree OF divorce. Grounds, adultery.
Willard 4. Lewis V. Jennie Lewis, desertlOn.
Decree Of divorce.
Isabella Totes ct al v. Elizabeth Cla'k CT al.
Masters report presented and approved. De.
Gre OF artition
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-01-31
Cradle. Altar and Tomb,

The following is the record Of births, mar.
riagcs and deaths, rs taken from the County
Clerks books for this week. Since the first
Of the year there have been IS marriages and
% hirths:
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-01-31
Tho GopsipeT.

A communication on old settlers, "A COT
rection corrected BY Mr.. jesse Green
VIII appear next week.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-01-31

Tie republicans OF Rockford, Egin
Princeton. and other cities In this region
are At work organizing Tor the spring cam
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-01-31
EIRTHS.

of the year there have been S. marriages and
% births:
ETRTHs.
Girls to the wives of the following;
y. A. Kincr, Jpe Klein, Peter 1houis, Frank
Just +. X. Werling, Emil Lambiotte, Martin
Metz, Robert Dewey, Thomas Lane, Harry A.
Barr, William Allen.
And bows 10 the wives OF the following:
John Phillips, John Schneider, Louis Zelier,
Vim. Bnrkhover, Ludwig LorenI, Moses
Dougsn, VIM. Schroeder, Isaac Merritt
MARRIAGES.
George Clcal and Jeanette Mccormick.
Johann Dcgen and Anna NJ. Schumacher.
James 8. Ford and Edna Wilkinson.
Emery 4. Townc and Hannah 4. TrOxel.
Edward Liptak aud Mrs. Maria Renpr,
James Morrow aud Anna Gibson.
Charles A. Porter and Clara Ryon.
Samuel BarDhart and Mary Shirk.
Christian kricr and Margaretha Chaser.
Ami j. Peddicord and Maggie c, AcM!chael
Geo II. Lucas and y. Gertrude Collie.
Vim. Schwcigart and Mlpna Meyer.
Rudolph Mathcsius and Christina kraSner.
Patrick Feency and Eliza Glynn.
Thos Walch and Margaret Looney.
Geo. W. Dush snb Annie r. Daily.
Lottes Simko and Mary Konstanin0vIch.
Geo Yasycck and Josephine PvuninsRl,
James y Inglcs and Sarah johnson.
Christ Wludus and Mary Scipp.
August DoTman and Minnie SIGNALLING.
Edward Mcintyre and Amelia Lsndcrman.
DEATHS.
John Mabel, Nchland, aged 2, pnCumoulS.
Arthur Smith, aged ., ard Mabel smith ,
sged Is, Sheridan, diphthcris.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-01-31

Rates, ~ No1 FessIetds
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-01-31

4 m Buys a Set Of Good
Hi Table Knives and
DoVV Forks, steel blades.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-01-31
i I5iN, ;;;I|i,Iy! |l x y Is:
Il9[llll(it;I|
I:E'7||' :;;;{:||'iyl2
FRIED
OYSTERS

I - Buys a Carver and
~ Fork---Bone or Ebo-
INV nv Handle.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-01-15

ryhec. Jan IL. : 80 D m-Passed up, steam
ship DessOug, bark Magnus LangabOteT Nor,
schrs ID X } Lee, Island City, Mary Cashier.
Passed out, steamship Dunedin (Br).
Came down and anchored, schr j b Jordan.
At anchor in outer roads, three unknown
barks.
Nor, Gusta Helene (NOrl, COstanti Aus,
Romance lBrl.
Wind Z, light; fair.
Darien, Jan l3-Arrived 9Th. schr Samuel II
Russell, McLane. brunswick; 18th, bark Onni
NOR, Abrahamsen, Savannah.
Cleared, bark Iris ,Sw). GrOnwall. GOOle.
New York. Jan l2-Arrived, schrs Matte +
Taber. Lyman, Fernandina; II levin, Hud-
son. do, Nellle Pickering. Flowers. Jack
sonville; Mary y TrainOr, COverdale. George
town, : e.; Emily + NOrtham. StetsOn, Satllla
River. Ga; IL Marion, Wines, do; Milford
Look. Rockland. Ne, for Jacksonville put IN
Passed through He'll Gate, schr Flora Reg
ers, Jameson, BOothbay for Savannah (see
Cleared. schr Matte Newman, Lovelaud,
Jacksonville.
Antwerp, Jan I2-Arrived, bark Drowning
Sophie Nor, Petersen, Beaufort, e..
London, Jan l2-Arrlved, bark hrCne Nor,
TOuning, Brunswick.
lOth-Cleared, Kong Carl. for Darien.
81 Vincent, c Y, Dec 30-Sailed. barks In
fatigable ,Sw), Daren; Wilhelm l GER, sa-
Havana. Jan Arrived, steamship Ame-
thyst tBrl, Bennington. Pensacola.
Sailed, bark Jose Orts tSpl,Orts, BrunswIck.
Fernandina. Jan l2-Arrlved. bark Our
Annie BIZ, EdmOnds. PernambucO-
Norfolk, Jan l2-Arrived, bark Richard
Ger, Won Seggern. Tybee.
Pensacola. Jan l2-ArriYed. brig { ; Pack
ard, Robinson, Key West.
Cleared, schr ThOs Pillsbury, Pitcher,
Mobile.
Philadelphia, Jan l2-Arrlved, schr Cheru-
bin, Nelson. Beaufort III.
Vineyard Haven. Jan ll-Arrived, schr st
JOhn. Gilmore, Belfast for Jacksonville.
Wilmington, Z, Jan l2-Arrived, tug
Ethel. Olsen, Key West via Savannah.
Jacksonville, Jan ll-ArrIVed, schr Chas c
Lister, Truitt, New York
Key West Jan l2-Sailed, schr ROllin Sand
ford, for Mobile.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-01-15
ORDINANCE.

AN ORDINANCE to provide for the appointment
of certain standing committees of Council.
SECTION 7. Be 1t 0rdti7Jed by tile MAJOR and
4 aldermen Of the city Of SdUdnndh, in Council
assembled, That the following Standing Com
mittees of Council shall be appointed by the
Mayor as soon after his accession to Office as
may be convenient, to wit:
Committee on Accounts
Committee on Assessment.
Committee on City Lots.
Committee on Drainage.
Committee on Finance.
Committee on Fire
Committee on HarbOr and Wharves.
Committee on Health and Cemetery.
Committee on Market.
Committee on Police.
Committee on Streets and Lanes
Committee on Water.
SEC. ?, Be 1t FURTHER ordai7aed, That no
committee so appointed shall be composed Of
less than three members, and the Committees
on Assessment, Finance, and Streets and
Lanes, shall be composed of not less than five
members.
SEC. All ordinances and parts of Ordi-
nances IN conflict with this ordinance are
hereby repealed.
Ordinance passed in Council Dec 81 1884
RUFUS E LESTER, Mayor.
Attest: FRANK Il. REBARER,
Clerk of COuncil