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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-24

I'm all up-country places men drink tea.
They drink % 800 dag long and at every meal
boz am.Iing quantities and at q most uu-
So hoio-Ome strength. the method az prepa-
ration is simple. and one would think that %
thc aim we're lJ brew "a cOncJctlOn altogether
poisonous o. ought t0 be electual. on Suu-
day mornings tne tea-maher starts with a
clean pot and "a clean record. The p0f is
hung over the Sire Win "a sulielency of water
90 10 for tine days brew. aud when this has
boiled be- pours into 10 enough q the fragrant
herb 90 produce aOetp cl let-cOl0rci iiuu ID. Ou
Monday, without removing yesterday tea-
leaves, Dee repeats tine process. On Tuesday
da c4pO aud on W edna-day da caro-. and s0
through the week. Toward tbe close OF DC the
great pot is filled with am acrid mash OF tea
leaves. out oi which tne liquid i- squeezed by
the pressure of "a Tin cup. b. this time tine
.tea' is 0l the color of rusty iron, incredibly
bitter and disa-reoaDle % the u~ueducatcd
palate. The native cal d. "real good old
post and rails (the simile being obviously
drawn from q sun and dangerous Jump and
regards 10 as having been brought 20 the very
pitch OF perfection. Doctors tell OF cases re-
slltng from this abuse which closely border,
in their manifestations. on tue signs of de-
lirlum MISUNDERSTANDING.
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What r blessed thing IL memory How
brings up the pleasures OF the past ana nlIIs'
its unpleasantness on recall your chNuI
hood DAYS. do you not. and wish they wVu.u
return ron remember the peasant hNsu,'a
lions while the uu ,easant ones are torgo's-u.
Perhaps 20 your mind comes the race ol 20" +,
friend. II was once a pale. SAD ~ I,
showed marks OF pain. lines OF vsa ,be
eeened 20 be | Okiny into the hereafter. ~
unknown future. And then you recalIe1
how IL Frightened. how IT reco'e'ou
ia ROSY hue. how It became ~ pro-
ture or lapliness and JOY. 10 S"u
member these things MANY Peopto
do. and gladly tell how tho health Io'.a Ill
how happiness came back, no" .no r,s,s
seemed bright. They tell now ~ cer-
once weak nerveless. perhaps m pam,
,einlv nnhsnnv They tell OF sleepiess hl-uts,
resiless DAYS. untouched food unstluns
nerves. And then they tell now tnel Va',
happy. healthy and strong once NOR lot,
have heard n ften IN the past nave y u ~
}ou have heard people descrlDe h"" 49,
were cure and kept IN ueAltn io" toi~o1
csu remember what 10 ~ tual h"N H.
,..,Ia a. ,re-ira ~ not. listen 90 VIVA 'lIs'
Annie Jeuness Miller WHO'S Auo" -.ars
iv a. the r.at Ir-ss reiOrm"r says ~ e
g., wLen ufernr nom mental care .u
ov.~vorg rere.ved the most pronounced
I.,.G. IRON, tls use of that great iDeilcin''
N.-ner'a she Cure All. now you 4ehoH
her. Now Won recall how many De pIo 80
have heard say the same tulhs' N"" ~
recoflect how much you nave nrAiu vi 10
rreat cure Now you are I'i'y n -
frof memory IL usually pleasing. tnal me
49, rIeee1ra comes rom perfect health,
al 49, .bis great remedy has done more 10
rroduce and pr0l n health than any o1uor
discnvarv ever known ia the entire history Oh
the whole world.
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Farmers used 20 put a great deal of de-.
peudeucc Ou the moon. iuot planted crops,
built worm fences, put on shiu-e aud clap
board roofs, Killed hogs, hung meat. cut TINE
ber chopped weeds and traded horses accord
inc o. Ifs phases.
Almost aDy Old-fime farmer VIII ted you
that ID worm fence luiit In the light Of The
moon and ascending node Will worm around
and finally iaIl d Hn. If YOU plant p~OidtOts
during similar pla, tney VIII al 200 10 toys
aud tine tuNeI- will Doe small and Wat.ry.
This is the time. however. 100 plant cl um-
beers. especially when ihe sign is in the arms.
The carpenter OI former times would not
tAink Of putting "a shaved single roof on "a
building in tne dark of tne moon, because
fhe shingles would curl zap. pun the nails out
and soon lcah hke4 sieve. Neither would DE
cat tmher- for % house. nor would he paint
it until the sign was li-nt.
Your grandmother or veteran aunt can tell
you that when hogs were killed in the wrong
time Of thc moon The slices Ol BAN would
shriyclup moro than half, ana fich would an
fN away. leaving only small cracklings.
Apples or any kind 0ffuIlt dried In the wrong
time were certain 20 mould or get w0rmy,
and cider vinegar refuse t0 become sharp.
1t was to- tine moon mat The farmer looked
for indications Of The weather. lf the new
moon iay we ON its back DO was "a sign of
dry weather. hut II 10 tipped mp % such an
extent thti a Nh't p.utu "ouil hdie 'u tlt
lower horn. you might depend ON the waters
pouring out.
Tine TIM Of changing had q good deal TO do
with the weather. but there was % lack Of
agreement upon this point. 10 was generally
conceded. however. that "a change before
noon. or before midnight, iudi .ted fair
weather. a circle on halo around Che moon
WAS q sure sign 20 rain. and the number OF
stars visible within the circle indicated Che
number of days before Tie rain would come.
The healh growth and development of
children and animals We're supposed 90 be
Influenced DIS ths moon. III the sign was rich
az the tine az birth they would Doe well
formed and intellectual, but fit was wrong
there Was $40 telling what sort OF creaturr-
they woUld become.-American Notes and
Queries.
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Tho oo'v sa and reliable treatment Tor
Obesity or superlu Us Cat b. the lever
cite Ohcsit Pills. winch gfaluaaF le'u'o
d.. wa,,bt ana uca ure eut. SO 10 ury or
in.onven.el leaves nO wrlnkles-acts by
absorption.
lhis cure . founded upon The most scieuc
tic principles and bias cen use0 y one o..
tLe MOST eminent uh ysirials oil urOpe M hs
private uctice "for five years, viii tho
IN q gratf ing results.
Mr. Henry erkins. '0 7 Mon Park Boston,
WI tes .From the Use or the leyeret o.
d .r~tv Pills my weight has been reduced ten
70 uu IS F.. three weeks and my genera. health
Is very much improved The principles OF
s. ur treatment ara fully mior-ed 10y nay
fauIv Dht- ian. In proof oi my elat tude !
herewith aiye you permission 20 use ms name
II you leslre 10 dos).'
Price .er package. or three pacsages for
e. by registered mail. All orders supplied
direct from our Office.
IT, j. SrErIfr O'MiA,
80 Washington street. Boston, Mass.
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surah with PompadOur figures, but should
add that il may be made up equally well III
crepe or other soft and c~linging material. III
should be cut princess, and have a vatican
pleat. made up OF the very full back. III mas
hooks part of the way down the mont, ana Is
sewed the rest. The fronts have one gore In
order to prevent the train from rolling up, yod
must make the side breadths Longer man
usual. and cut them on the bias. The wat
teau pleat is gathered and fastened under the
collar to the adjusted backs. The rundown
collar, double pointed on each side, Is sur,
mounted with a small lace ruche ana sci OH
with a tulle bertha. The tu.le fronts are
scalIoped and draped as indicated. Galloon
ceinttre. with long ends hangs down IN lrOhl'
Boz ffant sleeves trimmed with VIDE lace
cuffs.
The Vatican pleat remains IN high favor
and is applicable with equal grace 10 many
different kinds of costumes. ltmay either be
made 10 take its rise at the cut-Out. nom a
woke or from the waist. 10 the last named
case il is well TO make one large hollow pleat
in the middle With two simrle pleats on each
side-an arrangement which produces a
superb square train. And, speaking of trains.
inst YOU try 10 get a dress without a train
made nowadays, and see II its possible. You
will find it isn't. The more secOnO-class and
the cheaper the dressmaker the surer she is
10 prove herself "just right by giving you
D train. Oh, husbands and fathers, sweet
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uho dr,vos us 70 folly. We may
H., no. az ~e,rictlv as we wiif-the dress
cn,ooe homo cut 10 suit her fancy not OURS
80 -. .ro ve 10 dor We can't as nus
hands and fathers p~ereinptorIf uii.c', oeuu
II hack For n reason. we neen " 10 wear
for another. il Just 50 hlu'h n'on',
20 mnet uinchine orr waist. cutting our
\" -" s,,.'onnino the streets. and. worse still.
49,, .bo l,rcasm OF all Onr male relations
- ,ha crueities of sucn cOmmon-sense
an,on as we know who make Their own
A handsome long wrap is both aluxury ana
q necessity az THIS season OF the year anu ,i'
ono which ! present 10 my 'hird ILLUSTRATION
90, ovframcly elegant garment. II u mace
o. ~-,c ribbed ,icina. aand consists OF
tbo two parts composing the sleeves a"u 81 =
,,i,tod r~la4fron. front and back. embryldeIeu
r,yi,b steel and braid. Al the collar ms CLOAK
has a paruiturc OF gray ieafh II "hlcn tA-
serds down inc fronts. The portion when
makes up the sleeves is murn gathered ri Ihr
shoulders and makes "a lff2e hD.io" P','t az
the back. You must. therefore pe Cal'lul ~
leave stun enough below me Waist I'D oiusi
mat these Meals may have the requisite iuil-
ness. Tue sides forming me se"ip7 u ',Tr.99
two hollow plcat. must oe cut ui'@' in'7
wrsp -hou'd be lined with Scotch plaza ana
close with hooks in 'front.'.
note some charming effects in WINE nan
mol and vciycts. To secure the be-i eHecl.
however. the hannels should be tnlch an
cut bias with a train. The bodice i' in man
d~oss.cOat style, with q NelNel cOi7'lel "'"
silk onomisette, a rundown coH'r "u" "
baud O. lace.
This being The season for dances and eVonins
cnf.ftainm0 MS. / contribute something APP
propriaie In my fourth iilustraiion-a very
charming LITTLE pelcIine iu SIX mu-An' lo.oe
over In tie direction OF the wic.h. 50 inal ue
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LEMON ELIXIR.


Forbiliousnessand constipation takeLemon
Elixir.
For feyers. chills, and malaria take Lemon
Elixir.
For sleepiessness, nervousness. and palpita-
ton of the heart take Lemon Elixir.
For Indigestion and iOul stomach take
Lemon Elixir.
For all SEX and nervous headaches lake
Lemon Elixir.
Ladies. for natural and thorough organic
regulation, take Lemon Elixir.
DR.. MOzley's Lemon Elixir will not fail you
In any OF tie above-named diseases. all Of
which arise from u torpid or diseased liver.
stomach. kidneys or bowels.
Prepared only by Dr.. IL. Mozley, Atlant..
Georgia.
Fifty cents and sl.OO per bottle at druggists.
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muslin will be double. The Tuche is also made
up double and gathered. The n~olcrino is
pleated several times at the Top. diminishing
to suit ihe size offhe cui-cut. llioni. lenein-
wise. the polprine falls iu jahot style. This
pretty garment may also Doe made zap IN tulie.
yelling. or any other Light material.
For the small dances now so popular. there
are some new materials which are extremely
delicate i'm color and soft and pliahle and well
ADAPTED TO succossiul d%rapin9-a sort of crepe
gauze. running in all the delicate tones 80
suitable for evening wear. tO-Wit: pale pink.
pale blue. cream DO. They must be made up
ON silk foundations. and are in al respects
the ideaI dancing dress. Embroidered tah-
liors are much affected for bali dress. silver
embroidery on silk mnslin produces an exc
ouieite effect, with which there should be a
high narirg collar of silver embroidery,
thoroughly Iaitencd SO as o. keep ITS shape.
The centuries in tliagree have long ends.
Fur VIII naturally mold ifs place as garni-
mre till the season closes. You see 81 every
where and sometimes where you don't eX-
pact 20 see d.. as for Instance. on a dinner
dress. In former times it would have been
deemed sadly out ofplace there. bat this is am
ace which. like a spoiled child, IS bound TO
have its own way.
In my last Illustration you viii find a sug
gosiiOn for q neat street dress, tallor-made
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Tho prnlnnte.t of All.

Ofr1rr or JuirUs McYEn d. SoSs.i
r. uvosu. Va. Jan. 30. 1892. .
Nsssrs. Marx Cuust b.. BOttighe mer and
isaac Held. officers OF Richmond Chapter
80 D. Progressive Endowment Guild Of
America
aertlemen-On behalf OF Mrs Julia g..
Never IN her absence. accept my thanks for
tic prompt presentation Of check for one
tlou' and dollars 81. 0J) in payment Il death
claim of my brother. u. r.. Meyer. who was a
member OF your Chapter of tho oppressive
Endowment Guild of America, his being the
first cheek rece we'd
Very truly. NC,
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Lemon Hot Drops

Cures all coughs, colds. hoarseness. sore
throat, bronchitis, hemorrhage. and all throat
and lung diseases. Elegant, reliable.
twenty-five cents at druggists.
Prepared only by DR.. L.. Motley, Atlanta
Georgia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-24

oc,,v I'm. IN neither case will 10 do for You
csi,nlv 10 sit dOwnand fold your hands. lou
musf COOPERATE: yOu must burden your mind
with details. You mast study out questions
which yolr dro5 maker. IN ine natural rush
and hurry buriy of the commercial side oil her
business hss not sufficient time 90 solve for
Won. The young dude, who puts bis whole
min a on hIs ace. accompli hes % result, any
wa,. and what is life without results! y
handsome Gown, becoming wrap and stylish
hat are all results Of somebody's hari work,
ana pretty generally the hardest falls upon
her VINO wears them. You can't unraNei a
wooden stocking and knit a silk purse out oil
the yarn. and even admitting that your dress
maker should send you home a handsome
parfv dress. you drcsrmaker can neither get
into il for on nor wear II Tor You. what
want 20 prove is that this matter Of dress is
largely personal, aud without the personal
contribution 1t can never be made entirely
effective.
My initial illustration presents a ralh2r
unique reception dress. The jacket bouice
has q front ana basq1es Of crepe dc chiue.
with "a transycrsal arrangement OF NelNel
ribbon cutting the bust did9Onaily. Inc
lower sleeve is also OF crepe dc chine with
ribbon band and bow. This gown may be
made up IN plain silk for me bodice ana
figured for the skirt, The ribbon beng Oh the
sane shade as the dark h-ure in the skirt.
4 refined and elegant desAabilie IS dpile-
ciaied b, every woman. and think 1T would
be difficult 10 design a garment Of That class
more likely 20 please than the one pictured IN
10y secOud illustration. 1t is made up IN a
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-24
ForMalaria, LiverTrou~
bic, or Indigestion, use
BROWNS IRON BITTERS

For Ova- Fffv i.rr-
Mr.. Windows Soothing Syrrn ha, been nsei
for children teethine. IL soothes tho child,
~foftens the gums. lllays all pain, cures wind
collie. and is the best remedy for dlsrrhoA
twenty-five ccntsa bottle
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nTrainsN Nos 1875 aud z-3slesmng-cars betwe~a
~ lork and Tampa ia via JacksOnYusl
i. rrains Sos li PAD q .lee4lng-csrs between
~ iork aud Charleston On Trains No. y
ana IS sleeplng-cats between Vow York ant
.~.cksOnYlAe. DID,. .
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I'D noMINIoN sIEANsMN -
FOR NEW YORK

Steamers losVe l.rhmoul I(E'l
AND FRIDAY. Manifest t'osli oHf b
.silIg time.
steamers leave Sew york fnr
ENfaf WEDNESDAY ana nAII i.A
a.. arriving lu ll hMoni NOApA
DAY mornings.
Passenger accommodate ns Nn.NiI
Cabin laro GO New .orA fa Iai"
route including moa.s ant .eIIn
Iounl-tliu uc.et um. tl 80 tili} N"'
after date % issue. ......t-..
Storage. with so sisfen ..t....-.
Sfeoraye. without sH Sis enrt
Cabin fare yIa iheslrtH o hlA ONO
..-t.tt.
Cabin fare yle Richmond AMI itie
Thll. ADJ tsssss rt...+ ttt.t sff
Tickets can 10 obtained at N
Main street. t~hc.apltAu tni 'L"
mond and Peters .urR 4efoIs. ami
Offices, 1911 Main street ani Nttflt
freight received daily nnll D. 'f...I.s
Passengers leaving lchmonl ln
IIFSDAlS, WEDNESDAYS lulhr
SATURDAYS By the Chesapeake ana
way VIA Newport News AZ $40 A N' )
iichmond and Poter>Oure ralroa
90 A. N. will make connection at A"'
with steamer leaving those uays.
GEORGE ". ALLEN 4 CO. Att'
isa-tf Companyis " hATl, AotAs'
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IN REALMS OF FASHION.
or wEIL DRESSED TOmAN.
She Must Cooperate with Her Dressm"Hei'
Unique Reception Dress D"shSD"i','
Wraps and PeIerines-street Dresses

HIM - IR
dangerous fallacy
than the prevalent
one that all a wo-
man has 10 do, IN
order 90 be wei
dressed. is 20 make
choice Of o fashion
able dres maker.
and give Der fun
power TO act in the
premises. a the
lawyers say. One
might just as well
expcct 10 regain
health by merely
calling in any p0pu-
arphysician. True.
he might elect a
cure. and 20 the
fashionable dress-
maker might occa-
s|ionally turn out a
gown which would
shit vOur style cX-
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r, On Trains Nos. g and 22 sleeping.
.r. be.reon Richmond and LynchOurg. Va

~
rI"' NIW 1OEl AID Honda SPECIAL.
consist IngofN t-tUuic luf .man cars only leaves
E5chmoul sout . ouno 40 (: i VI Nou sys.
WeInf.d.v . a~nIIrdtys. ami caves Peters arg
n,rtn-lonnd &c a. u. on tuesdays. p thursdays
"A ~s~tursars Ettra fare is charged ON this
THE ONLY ALL-RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK
p,cbmdn6 .go)AM Norfolk. ....I.5AI
Iicamoad. 5:5 7 n Norio.x q. 80 4 y
NNN-tn 's.B A. n. Richmond ....YA v
Sortots '4WP "A. Richmond. 63s T.. n
i he f~eias leaving tich ond at 1900 A. II. snc
Norfoik $40 p. a. arc solid trains botwooa
ihese two points, aud passengers 20 through
without change Of ears. Close connections ara
80 made az Petersburg by the 3:5 Z. ". train
from Nlchmoul ani tne sS5A NJ Train fron
NYy,rs,n, LEAVING Richmond a. 1905 A. u. is.p
PI snd ucD H. a.. and arriving At Rich
,,ona ~ A. NJ LAD 4. Al AMI as
49, Gloss connection a. Petersburg 10 and
800 Farmvlle. Lynchburg aud
Ho" K 81. SULLY,
Superintendent
l.. u. MYERS,
General superintendent
Z. II. ENEasoN Irgmc A--A-.s
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CHRlsIMAs.
We are Offering for the Holidays an extra fine
selected STOCK of the following goods. NeW,
CII.ON and LEMON and ORANGE PELlINGi
oh kind. OF now NUTS and hue Dehesa RAILS
ISIS. new layer FIGS, DATES and trench
pktNkS; best MiNCt MATS and fLt,l i
PUODINGS. finest CHOCOLATES and CAN
DIES: SWEET CIDER; cooking and ylry me
liable NHLNRIt0; very OLD iOhl5 AMI reach
IRANDlLS. jamaica RUN and f~ateFia AK,
RAG. Ne have also & great variety Of imported
ASPARAGUS. CAULlFLONEk, PEAS aud
BEANS u glass AMI tins. 10
HERMANN sCHMiDTS
5O and SOP east Broad street,
AND
WI WHITES, s2 east Main street.
deH
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TRAIN N~ORIhwARD.


ros IL 20 and 80 make 40 s.9Ds Nos ~ anI
% ,ron on signal AZ Manchester. C8ntralia AMI
fhesfer. A0s. 80 st0D On signal a. slam
chester. irewry's, eentraia and hester No -
-. on sigual a. Manchester only Tor passen.
- purchasing tickets 10 regular stopping
1lsces Tor THIS train south 81 Petersburg. Nos
~ Il, 81. Is. y. sd an Sal stop on signal A.
Iii .faflons
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hlExAyDrn II. Mryrn,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-24

81 SGD 4 80. I1iIr from iue'nnatL.
l-fI.l A. M. Daily from A0rIllh.
a. goo h.. N. laIr from Cincinnati
g.. f:55 PSI. aly nom NorioIk.
Cd $3.50 p. VI. LN .lnHay from clifton ge.
NO.IEAINs ARRIVE OuIu-sI. STATION.
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AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD
4lAL IABLE
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'OND. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ND 0J-
AZ HAILhOAD.--choille commeno-
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1892-01-01
First Insertion November n. 1917
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE

i = ~ ~ SALE.
Default having been made in the pay msnt of
the sum OF Four Hundred Dollars. which 10
claimed to be due and IL due at the date OF this
notice upon certain mortgage duly made. exc
cuted and deliv. rcd by august StrOman and
Augusta StrOman, his wife. es mort9agors. TO
Twenty third day Of July. <. d. 1858. and with q
power Of sole therein contained duly recorded In
tho office Of the Register Of Deeds In and for the
the 25th day OF July, A. D. 1883. at o'clock q. m.
IN book IN" OF mortgage deeds on page 364. and
no action Or proceeding having been instituted
at law or otherwise to recover the debt secured
BY said mortgage or any part thereof; r.
= Now therefore. notice IL hereby given. that by
virtue OF the power OF sale contained in said
mortgage. and pursuant to the statute In such
foreclosed by sale of the premises described In
and conveyed by said mortgage. viz:
Those tracts. pieces and parcels OF land lying
and being in the county Of Morrison and state Of
Minnesota described as follows. to-wit:> Lott
numbered three (3). four ~ and FIVE 60 Of sec.
ton number six (6) in township No. one hundred
and twenty,seven ts27l Of range No. th!rty-oue
45lOQ acres more less according to the govern
ment survey thereof, with hereditaments and ap
fpurtenances; which sale will be made by the sher
lcourt house, 10 the city Of Little Falls. In said
TUESDAY. TsE SgH ~, OF JANUARY
at o'clock p IA t:of ,thatday: at public vendue
and interest," and the taxes. II any. on said prem
stipulated in and by said mortsage.in case o
foreclosure. and the disbursements allowed b,
law. y ''':. -'.:.
Dated St. Cloud. Ainn.. November e 4; 2: 1891
LEON HoUDE,
| Sheriff Of Morrison county, MINI.
| Attorney ST. Cloud Minn,
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1892-01-01
ORD IN nee, .
i SgsSEsNS4L8 T., -.
! ~ q N ssre -'tn,s ~ E+g7 b - E7E;-'S-
Chapter Number
T Ten. ~. ~.
An Ordinance In Relation to the Run.
ming OF Bicycles, Tricycles, We.
locepedss, Etc. on the - -
SideNalk. @~s

The common council Of the City of
Little Falls do Orxlain:s T.
SECTION l.. 1t shall be unlawful to
ride, run, drive or use any bicycle,
tricycle., velocipede or other like We
hicle or machine, upon the sidewalks
on and along Oak street from Kidder
.strsetseast to Sd street and Maple
street from Kidder street east to Sd
street on Elm street from Nrst street
east TO 3d.street, 0n Firstsstree from
Elm street south TO Maple street and
on Second street from Elm street s.
to Maple street, in said city at any
time, and the use OF any and every
such vehicle Or machine upon the
sidewalks on said streets. as afore-
said is hereby absolutely prohibited.
SEC. 2. Every person riding, runs
ming, driving Of using any bicycle:
tricycle., yelocipede or other like. ye-
hicle or machine. upon any sidewalk
in said city, other than those men,
toned in section one Of this Ordin-
ance, shall exercise every necessary
precautiOn to prevent collision with,
or accidents or injury to. pedestrians,
and IN no case shall any foot person
be compelled to step OFT the sidewalk
to escape collision or accident; and
when about to meet any person
walking ON. the sidewalk. every PEI
son riding, running, driving Or using
any bicycle, tricycle., velocipele, or
other like veh. Gle or machine, upon
any sidewalk IN said city, shall stop
and remain at a fstand.stiiL nnt I'll
such footpersop shalNhavespasseA, )
SEC. 3: Every person who shall
ride, run, drive or use any, bicycle,
tricycle. or velt,cipede or other like
vehicle or machine, upon any side
walk on any OF the streets mentioned
in and in yiOlatiOn.Of section. one OF
this ordinance or shall refuse, neglect
or foil tn comply with or obey any
of the provisions, requirements or
conditions OF section two of this or
zdinance shall be fined not exceeding
ten $500 dollars for each and every
such Offense
SEC. 4. This ordinance shall take
effect and be in force from and after
it's publication.
Passed December 23d, 1891.
u. NJ. A. FORTIER,
President city Council. -.
Attest:
IS. P. Brick,
[sEAL.] City Clerk.
Approved December, "A, 1891.
N. RICHARDSON, .
Mayer.