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Cass County Fairs.
1H1 Cvssi ni'NTV TAIl: will held at
iMU-.iiiiilli Sept. 'ftth. -I'l Ii and .Ttli. W. S.
Wl-tk. Sieietaiy.
lilt: V Y.V.l'l N'U WATER FAIR will e told
at U'.cfiiK Water. Sept. 101 Ii, ITtli and isili.
U. . iNoiiioM, Secretary.
Young Mcl's Republican
CLUB.
.!. IllSIINKLI...
President.
5. UKLl'HKI,
2d Vice Pre.
CAMPBELL.
Treasury.
Fttr..
tl Vice) I'l.
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trviiknt. la their
Xerald'-i Uiock.
l,irar"
Warrick
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bra; Ur.
4' 4. l.arU;ill, OentUt, wuc-t-s-
m to Clutter & 31aruall.
'!': til f xtiacled without uiu,
l mm- iltrou Ojtlde Hit.
. s:t:urjr, OentlMt.
mi;ci L Nonets.
All
per 1;
jvvm-tilH under tni 'i-it'l
.,- l ll I'lSelllOll.
it(i:V TO LOAN -On real estate by A.N.
Mt.iivaii
FX. -4 I'll. .T.Al-r. .- .v...
V,,d timber, splendid orchard ol hearing
... . . o . I iViti.LtinJ f 114 irii
tr .e- : one u iur ui'i -
c. my ; situ fed near Ml. Pleasant. Inquire
of ! ' Sullivan.
r,M C Vl.K - V one n rse "lV ana iiurnc j
., :. , s. ""'""aiVs. A. SC1ILKGKL. i
s .l " . . i
n i" S Vi.iC 'dy rciidenco ami four lo!t ; !
A" i-. l ii mil-. iKira ami fruit, and in exoH- I
.u.iiti..i also two liiiprv-tl larmit. also
l Imn.i. Ji'i ftHl till Mmti I
- -.'1 : ! r 11 'Mirnuir i.tiiiB
1) ti. W HKK.I.klt. I
vi v iioiws.l:iiinl wood land ! !
i:n H.'U-i 4 Sua.
,,,,1.1 i,ic Sral reildii;f. ciloap.
F l!airVot i- It- W I & C"'
In-
-.r.i A vI.E -Scratch Tablets In all
V ti. - .t.flcrt.
Ultf
Particu
aTtf L'OU SAt-K a lot In good location.
Jt urJ at tUis ottleu
si
! V.-v. ln Machine. Inquire at till oOlce. ,
IMi:;SVLK l,WWcorit.swf wood
! v.. s. Wise.
luouire oi
tf
iu)i:sALE Id paptir Tor Hale at th! cre ,
at 0 cvul ei tiutdied . r ct-nts per :
ti
IMlt-" 4.1 F I our lots tig'HUei In gO.nl
? t'io.iVa thl city. iaqWc at tin, oil)
ged ioC-x-
1ti,t; pifv T I'lie uei'tueaal loom In SidJel- j
t iu inn's buildiiii;. alter Auu-t ll. I ins
room is suitable for iniUluery or dress makiue,
oi f "i a small buiuess of any klud. In u.ie at
tbe premises. inn
Koi iI TO KEMT. A fu.oUUel room for one
vv'to Keiitleinec, In good location. In
quire at this office. ll
FOliKKN'Torsale on lona time, a house
uad two lots w lib good Ui.nvtuisut i. Ap
ly to it. Ii. W tndbain.
r -..id water, cood same-i suots. ii per
mis KPN iOOd.neVi H.l-'Si (.1 iuui IW1M3,
M v . , ... . j 21 -
K'ud water, cooa saiMt-i
.... Til.. T 4u i ryu
oioulii lusuweituio. "
lOlt KEN T the nortli store loom In Ne-
location tor resiaurant or boardiu hou3,venti
VUtiK i
...u..t. Inn VIU III. iicmir.
LOS C-Rod cut! button wUli at;ate sei.
riuder way leave at this office au.l t-
U'tlP.Ull tt
The
te re-
wunted.
LOST - locket one side black enamel set
with pearls ; i-lctures of old tjentb inau au.l
lady Insid... Finder please reiurn to Miss Say
erat Ur. W.ntersteeu or leave K nt tins of
fice. IVAN I El A Klrl to
do Uouhh work.
lu-
1 1
more at the residence of
1JUI.
K. B. WINIHIAM.
Ii. Of JP
Meets every Tuesday evening at thes
Castle Hall, la Rockwood Block. V -itiuo:
Kuizhts are invited to attend.
H. M. Boxs, C. C.
W. 1. DYKKS. K. of 11. and S.
A Run On a Ueug Store. j
Never was such a ru9h made for any
Drug b ore as u mw i auu-us mi
iuaoy lor a trial Bottle of Dr King's
New Discovery for consumption,
Coughs and Colds. AU persons affect
ed with A9thma, Bronchitis, Hoarse
ness, Severe Coughs, or any affection
ol the Throat and Lungs, cau get a Tri
al B ttle of this great remedy free, by
calling at above Drug Store. Regular
fti2e 1X0. Doc. 27 e6rly
THAT HACKING COUi II can be
so quickly cured by Shilohs Cough.
We w arrant it.
WILL YOU SUFFER, v ith Dyspepsia
and Liver Coinplaiut? i loh's Vitali
zer w gaarauteed to cure you.
SLEEPLESS NIGHT, made niiser
ablv by that territde cough. Shiloh's
Cure i9 the remedy for you.
CaTAHKH CURED, health and
sweet hreath secured by Shiloh's Cat
arrh Kemdy. Price 60 coats Nasal
Injector free. For sale by Smith &
Black Bros. Dee.lSeowd&wly
Well Rewarded.
A liberal reward will be paid to any
party who will produce a cae of Liver,
Kidnev or Stomach complaint that Ele
ctric Bitters wiil uot spcedly cure.
Bring them along, it will cost you
nothing for the medicine if it fails to
cure, and you will be well rewarded
for your trooble besides. AU blod
diseases, Biliousness, Jaundice, Consti
pation, and general debility are vuickly
cured. Sitisfactiou guaranteed or
money refunded. Price oulv fifty cents
per bottle. For sale by J. M. Roberts.
Dec. 27 e6wly.
Call and see I'h.
I wish to notify the public that I am
now o?oa for business, at Jye McVey's
old stand, where I have in stock a full
liue of Kentucky whUkies, St. Louis
leer, wines and cigars &C-, as good as
the best. f57dtf1 II. M Box3.
You save money by buying your
boots, Bhoes and flippers at Merges',
where you have the largest assortment
to select from flwtf
Republican are especially Invited
to meet at Schelegel's and try the
BUtoa and Log&o cigar. 98dtf
'. To the Great Met" fine tonight
Torch Lights,
j Triinsjaienoie.-.
! Fire Work'-,
I Music hv the Bands,
Speeches unci (Ilee Cluh Songs.
Come ewrv lie. Lsulies Invited.
Uup ot tli niccsl , cleauest imJ most
oin i!et in-Tii raurki-t in tli: Sti to waa
ocn'il out 5-.y tl-u l'ctcrsou l'tt. in
tlielr if'T u . v r Mitiu "t.,
last l'li.Jav.
KO. Oliver, an i-xpt-rienoeJ luchfr,
i Phm a input iiitirk t in tii xiUth room
of Iht Neville bltk toiuorrow. Ed. U
w-ll known l-ere, and will, wllhout
doubt, Ul full sliar..- of tbe pwtjon
Jifc'4. Wn. H. l.rtr, jr. his jut received
one huudred and fifty choice grade
calves from the east, the host lot doubt
less ever brought into the county. I'ar
ilea wishing to purchase would do well
to doe hi in.
The lollowiug wt-ie she ddeg.ites
elected to the county convention trom
.South liend and El in wood prtcint3.
South liuod Geo. II. McCain, E. E.
Day, Sain'l l.oi.jf, Dau'l Sweeuey. J.
Crawford. );ivid Wilson, U. G. McFur
lau.l. Ehuwood A. Seail, Turner Ziuk,
W. I. Drirne, .John lieurd, l'etcr E iv
1 iiid, M. Cavey, S. Cox.
Freijht8 aro Moving.
In the twiity tour hours lucludiuy
fcj'tturday :md .Mur.rdav uih:,oer 700
cars were crossed ovtT tho l'latt--ou h
brii.gr at tliis p-tuif, l.i'.ly Ha;.itll at-
uniay ijighb rrossing tliree hundred
bound ea?twH..l, and sonic one Jtundred
ami fifty for the weal. A thu rate of
truffle movement fi, it will be but a very
short lime until a thousand cart? a day
will be the average crossings of tha
C. Ii. & Q in their freight movements
e-ist :u;d west through this city.
Attention All!
1 l.fc uieinbers ot the young mens' re-
I nl.:ii.ii ..till ..II nl a M..!ra an 1
meet at the club rooms at 7:30 p. m.
tonight, freni which rcint the torch
light parade will move. There are ea:
tra torches and transparencies and any
republican who w5s!ie? to hear arms in
the parade will please ccrae forward
and meet at the club room. f .r tiie
march Capt. Hytrs wiU fena the liue
of march at ai'out 6 p. m. and every
man should be present prior to that
time.
Commencing Work.
John riizg'-ral'l, the coutiactcr bor
double tiack line between this city and
OreapolU has sub let the work to other
contractors, the fitt lot ol graders ar
riving ou the Heme yesterday, and
pitching their camp up near Oreapoli,
commencing Work in the grading to
day. The additional l'ne of tiatkwill
be built alengide and just south of the
present line, and the work of its con
struction will be pushed forward a
' rapidly as possible.
i Pboceeding.s of tee Republican pri
! ruary election at WecpiDg Water.
August 9th, 19S4, to elect delegates
to attend the county convention at
Louisville, August 10th, 1834:
The meeting w as called to order by
N. M. Satchel.
Motion by J. W. Thomas that N. M.
Satchel be made permanent chairman.
Carried.
Motion by A. L.Root that G. R. Salis
bury be made secretary of the meeting.
Carried.
Motion Ly E. L. Reed that no one be
permitted to vote for raid delegatts ex
cept those that- support Blaine and Lo
gan. Motion by A. L. Root that said mo
tion be laid on the table. Carried.
Motion bv E. L. Reed that no one be
allowed to vote except republicans.
Carried.
The meeting then proceeded to elect
delegates, and every man suspicioned
of being a democrat was challenged
and not allowed to vote.
The followed named delegates were
elected : W. fallen, O. Burgess N. M.
Satchel, E. Williams, J. II. Ilaldeman,
Charles Cochran, A. L. Root, S. W.
Coglizer. II. D. Travis, S. W. Orton, J.
T. Marshall D. Woodard. Geo. Mal
com, C.Rivett, E. Ammerman. T. Able,
W. I). Crawford.
On motion of E. L. Reed the meeting
adjourned.
G. R. Salisbury, Sec' v.
Died-
At rive o'clock Sunday morning. Au
gust 10th, 1331 of spinal disease, Clara
S , infant daughter of Joseph V. and
Kate.Weckbach, aged five months and
twenty days. The funeral occured
from the resideuce of the parents at 10
o'clock this morning, a large number
of relatives and friends attending the
services, in this way attesting their
sympathy with tbe sorrowing parents,
May Queen fine cut tobacco, at War '
rick's. . iS7l3
I Ci unit'1 from the Tent. -
August 9, 14.
ft... ;? abba In question proceeds
the number in attendance increases;
not appaicutly from display of elo
qut nee on the part of the speakers,
however.
Tiie question, a matter of fact sub
ject, Is treated in a commonplace man
i.er, but with great accuracy and con
cisi ui S3. Tbe Bible evidence being
very fully presented nt every j ossible
point.
Moht people Lwp the first day ot the
wei-k as a Sabbath, while some keep
the seventh day. Bth cannot be
right uuleas the Bible presents two
Sabbaths, and as there is but one pre
cept for a weekly Sabbath, Exo. 20:8-11
iu holy writ, one muBt stand corrected.
Well, say some, we have decided to
close the Old Testament and live alone
by the new. While we thiak the Old
and New Testaments are firmly weld
ed together at almost every point, and
are each as indispensable in making p
the groat body af Gospel truth as the
hands and leet of the body, yet we are
willing to test the Sabbath bv the New
Testament, and abide by its decision.
A beautiful harmony extends thro igh
out the Scriptures which is truly re
lishing to consider. If we accept and
folly practice the precepts and follow 1
tue Lord Jesus' example, duty will not
be neglected. The rest and worship
day of the New Testament wai con
sidered again last night, and as New
Testament Christianiry is the Chris
tiinity for this age, or should be, it
hud a direct application to us.
Mauy facts not in universal poses
.sion were elicited. The term first day
of the weektie us.?d eight timet in the
New Testament, six times in narrating
tbe Lord's resurrection, once in stating
how to lay aside for charity and the
support of the gospel, 1 Cor. 16: 2. A
careful examination of this will reveal,
.he necessity for tbe posting of books
and casting up accounts and po fixes
that as a secular day and once in speak
ing of Paul's farewell visit at Troas;
Acts 20: 7-14, where Paul traveled 19
miles on foot on the first day of the
wetk, and his comrades rowed about
forty., starting anew, after a week's rest
oil a Ioua journey, marking it also as
aa ordinary business day; but says one,
did they meet at Troas to break bread?
Yes, and is not the breaking of biead
as proper on one day as another if our
hearts are right before God? Was that
exeicise a3sigued to any day in partic
ular? you say no; very well then, we
will proceed to gather crumbs.
The resurrection day was an acti ve
day for Jesus and his disciples, also for
the women who prepared spices and
ointments on the crucifixion day, rest
ed on the Sabbath, and came the first
day of the week to anoint their Lord
' i
Lukr)23:55 57, and anxiety is indi
eaed, for they come very early. Luke
24 : 1, as though they woull embrace
the first proper oppurtunity to do so.
Thus ends the New Testament his
tory of the Cr3t day of the week, com
moaly called Sunday. But some "kick"'
and say did noi Christ change the wor
ship day to Sunday, does not the New
Testhment show the first day of the
week to be the Sabbath, if any such
change did occur it being important.
certainly should appear in the record
and any Christian having a kcowledye
of such a text, cannot innocently with
hold it ; for souls aae now entering t he
valley of dtciiion.
The crumbs gathered thus far, prove
conclusively that Sunday, the first day
of the week is not the Bible Sabbath
now, nor has it ever been.
Well then, what should be regarded
as the Sabbath ?
The crumbs gathered will form an
other article on that subject sometime
in the future the New Testament being
a. lowed to rpeak.
Saturday evimia'a sermon on "WLo
Changed the Sabbath," was well re
ceived, and mo;e than sixty voted be
lief in tbe ancient Sabbath by standing
up in tbe public audience, thus tbe
honest thinking ones who have defied
their garments of prejudice, exhibit
their moral courage.
It is wonderful how much light will
come in when the cork of prejudice is
removed from the bottle of judgment.
Obedience or practical religion was
considered Sunday, at S p m. and a
delineation of prophecy and history at
8 p. m.
The subject this evening (llth j will
l e The '1 wo Lanes."
'I here was an animated caucus and
convention held by a number of bour
bons who chanced to drop into a sour.n
side of Main street saloon, in which
the new dinootatic club, organized by
Bro. Connor, was under discussion, and
the question as to what Concor had in
the wind anyway. One suggestion was
that it was a Blaine and Logan club in
disguse, that would Come out for them
before the campaign was over; anothei
suggestion w as that it was intended a3
a club to disrupt the Bourbou Cleve
land and Hendricks club, and still an
other i lea advanced was that it was a
personal movement of Bro. Connor's
to elevate himself In high places. The
1
speakeis wen- iticch agitaiea orer lite f
outcome. AL cat tins lliu- u iiitin'.er
of ih new r-hib Mi-'ioed in and IefuteJ i
the Idea that liro. Connor w aated auj
thing at all, but coupled his remarks
witli tbe statement that If he should
want anything the new club stood
ready to oack him, however iheuew
club had a desire to have some iccognl
tlou fr themselves in aflalrs political
and that was probaMv the prune cause
of their organization.
Tli City Pmnarie.
The republican primaries held in this
city Saturday evening were entirely
harmonious in every aard. and resulted
iu the selection of good representative
delegates who will attend the county
convention at Louisville Saturday
next.
FIKiT WARO.
Iu the First ward the attendance was
uot large the number of votes cast be
ing twentyfour, of which votes the
folio wiug ticket which was elected re
ceived 18: C. II. Smith, F. 11. Wilson,
II. M. Bushnell, L. C Stiles, J. C. Ei -kenbary.
second ward.
The Second ward primary was well
attended, some thirty or forty being
present, aud the following ticket was
elected by a practically unanimous
vate: J. II. Fairfield, J. W. Barnes,
Geo. S. Smith, II. C. McMakeu, George
Rennie, John P. Calhoun.
After the election ot delegates a vote
was takeu for member of the central
committee for the ensuing year result
ingin the selection of J. H. Fairfield for
the position.
TIIIRD WARD.
The Third ward primary waa the most
harmonious ever held iu that precinct,
noted for its contentions, which is cer
tainly a good omen for the success of
thu ticket to be nominated at Louis
ville next Saturday.
The number of votes cast was 41,
which resulted in the election of the
following delegates : F. M. Richey, 41 ;
S. Dutton, 41 ; C. M. Holmes, 41; A. B.
Tcdd, 28; M. D. Polk, 40; O. M.
Streight, 39; Ed. Frazier, 40; F. II.
Steimker,40; W. II. Newell, 40; M. A.
Hartigan, 3C; W. II. Pickena, 33.
FOURTH WARD.
Some twenty-five voters were present
at the Fourth ward primary, and the
following list of delegates were elected
from that ward: J. W. Jennings, F
M. Dorringtoa, Frank Carruth, Wash
ington Smith, D. B Smith, Matt Schle
gel.
Thsre was no question cf candidates
raised in any of the wards, the univer
sal sentiment beicg that the city dale
gates would present the name of R, W.
Hyers lor State Senator, aud support
him for that position at the convention.
The delegation from the city will work
as a uufiit for a successful ticket for the
campaign.
PLATXSrUOUXH PBECINCT.
S: L. 1 homas, T. J. Thomas, J. W.
Thomas. Charles Warner, A.J.Pierce,
J. Barnhart, Ed. Miller.
SALT cksek:
G. W. Clark, J. V. Caines, I. S. Sauu
ders, Ed. Jeary, Wm. Coleman. Nelson
Sheffer.
WEEFISO WATEE.
The Weeping Water delegation elect
ed after a spirited contest, is soiid lor
Dr. J. W. Thomas for the House, the
Tbouixs delegation receiving 92 votes,
and tue opposition 70. Tue following
are the delegates: W. W alien, O. Burses-.
N. M. Satchel, Ed. Williams, J.
Haldeman, Chas. Cochran, A. L. Root,
S W. Coglizer, H. D Travis. S. W. Or
ton, J. T. Marshall, D. Woodard, Geo.
Malcolm, C. Rivett, E. Ammerman, T.
Able, V. D. Crawford.
MT PLEASANT.
Geo. W. Youug. J. K. Snyder, John
Philpor, Allen Coleman, P. Reed, Wm.
Barber.
LOUISVILLE.
L. Eikhoff, J. Robinson, G. W. May-
field, C. F, Came, J. P. Ellis, E. T is?,
T. A. Has-emeir.
AMUSEMENTS.
NATURE'S OWN MUSICIAN.
WATERMAN OPERA HOUSE
THURSDAY & FRIDAY.
AUGUST Uth and IZth.
The Wonder of the Musical World.
The Eestles", Wearing Musical Curiosity.
Blind Boone
The second and Greatest ot the two NEGRO
MCSIC4.L PRODIGIES,
You c;m't afford to miss it. We carry our own
GRAND PIANO.
Price of admUMon, 25 cts.
Reserved Seats. 25 cts.
F.est seats in the house, ii cis.
Standing room, only 23 cts.
In short It will only cost you 23 c
tVe will give you morn cood music and riii
Vjng ry a BLIND NEGRO, than you
ever had for 25 cents.
Come out &nd hear him ac the the Opera House
On THURSDAY & FRIDAY Night.
, xvovsx u IS.
dL-cua-.i n revcah J th- l i t that tht
Ordinance No. 48.
- . , onntV -a VCF creatiuf & 1'oard of
H-altu.
Bo It ordaiu..l by the Mayor aud
Counciluit-u of ihe city of PLitts
iuuutU :
Secliou 1. Tnal u board ot health,
consisting of from three (ii) to live
resilient freeholders of tne city oi
l'lattsmoulh, a majority of whom nhall
be regular physicians in good tauding
it hereby created; uid burd of heaitu
ilnll be elected by the city council ut
its lirat tegular meeting uitc-r the pua
age of this ordinance, and thereafter
said board of health shall be elected
annually immediately utter the ap
pointment of tbe standing committees
in eacti municipal ear.
Sec. 2. It Uuif be the duty ol the
said board of health at Its lirtt ujeet.
ing alter the meujl'ers thereof are elect
ed by the city coiiulIi, lo elect one ot
its membeis chairman, and the city
clerk i hereby mad.- the clerk of aald
i oard of heal.h, and the city marshal
is hereby made its police otlicer. It
ahall be the duty of tl.eclciK to at
tend all meetings of fcaid board and
keep a full and accurate record of all
proceedings in a bok to be provided
for that purpo-e, and it shall he the
duty of the poiicc olHcer to attend all
meetings of said board, aud to faiih
lully obey the directions aud order ot
said board in the law till discharge of
its duties.
Sec. 3. The chairman of said board
of health ahall be the health olhcer ol
l he citv, befoie W hom all complaints of
nuisances iujuiioiis to the health of tha
city shall be made by any citizen de
siring to debate the same; duriug ihe
recess of atid board, and the health of
ficer is hereby granted authority upon
any such complaints being duly made
in writing aud properly sworn to be
fore an otlicer authorized to administer
oaths, aud laid before him, to direct the
police officer of said board to abate
said nuisance within a reasonable time,
and all such ordeis issued by the health
officer during the recess of the board,
bhail be in writing properly signed by
him, aud he shall report all such ac
tious to the board of health at its next
meeting together with all the papers
pertaining to each complaint.
Sec 4. The board of health provid
ed for in this ordinance shall meet on
the 2d aud 4th Weduesday of each
mouth for the transaction of such busi
uess pertaining to tne health of the
city aa may be brought before it; but
if in the opinion of tho c.iairman ol
said board, or any two of it9 members
it is deemed expedient to call a special
meeting, then the purpose and O'jeo
of said special meeting shall be reduced
to writing and properly signed by the
chalt mm of said botrd or any two oi
its members, and placed tu the huds
of its police ottlcer, whose duty it shall
be to immediately serve saiu uouc oi
a special meeting upon all the members
and officers of said board to meet iu
accordance with the provisions of said
special call, and upon dus service of
said notice to meet, it shall oe the aut y
of all members and officers of aid
board to comoiy with the call, and meet
at the time and place specified la said
notice of suecial meeting.
Sec. 5. It shall be the duty or saia
board of health to draw up and recotn
men 1 the passage of auy ordinances,
which in its judgment are required lor
the preservation of the health of this
city and submit the same to tne city
council for approval, and the names ot
all members of said board recommend
ing the passage of such ordinances
shall be affixed in their own handwrit
ing to the recommendation accompany
ing the same.
Sec. C It shall be the duty of the
board of heal.h to cireful'y examine
into auv alleged nuisances wit! in i he
city, and for this purpose they are
clothed with authority to summons
parties before them for the purpose of
examination, provided, however, that
hefore any examination of parties take
place the clerk shall swear said partie
in the U3ual form before hearing their
testimony, and all such testimony shall
be reduced to writing.
Sec. 7. The board of health shall
have change of all matters pertaining
to the health of the city, aud relating
to the sanitary condition thereof, and
shall make any recommendation they
deem proper for the interests of the
haalth of the citizens thereof, to tbe
city council, and ad such recommenda
tions shall be in writing, and signed by
all the members of -the board and at
tested byrits clerk.
DurinnSe prevalence of contagious
disease?, said boir-J of health siiali
submit to ihe city council such regula
tions and quarantine laws for approval
as in ifs iudgineut is demanded and for
this special purpose haul regulation and
quarantine laws, when approvfd and
ua8cd by the city council, shall extend
and be In force within five miles of
the citv
.-r M Tn p.vprr instance whpn It 1
becomes known to auy member or of3- i
cer of the board of health, that any le
gal health ordinance of this city is be
ing violetcd by any person or persons
within said city, it shall be the duty of
such member or officer to file a proper
information befoie the police judge of
this city, whose duty it shall be to forth
with commence proceedings against
such parson or persons.
(if
ec 9. It shall be the duty of tbe
City C'erk to read the proceeding of
said board of health to the City Coun
cil immediately alter the reading and
approval of the City Council proceed
ings. Sec. 10. All fines collected by the
police judae or city marshal against any
persons tried for a violation of auy
health ordiuance, shall be promptly
paid over to the citv treasurer, who
shall keep an accurate Account of he
same under the title of board of health
fund.
Sec. 11. Each member of the board
of health shall receive br bis services
at eich meeting of said board at which
business is transacted, the sum of two
dollar?. The clerk of paid board shall
receive for his services the ame as the
members of the board, aid the marshal
shall receive for hla sprvicea for each
meetine of said board at which he Is
present and when business is transact
ed, the sum of one ckrllar; axid oaJd ser-
I-fssh-dl be pdd for in warrant
drawn by the order of tbv city council
upon the proper auditing of such uc
couuta for services on s:id bvaid. Aud
all uch warrants ahall be drawn np u
the board of health fund.
Sec. IV This ordinance to take ef
fect and be iu tore frjm anil utter its
passage and put Itcntloii according t'
law.
Passed and approved June 7, 1273.
It. It. LIVINGSTON,
f Attest.) Mayor
I'UKLr'S Pa1.NL,
City Clerk.
0RDLNA.NCE .0. 60.
AN OR I NANCE proviJim; fca-iitsry
regulation and to ki-cure tin- gvueral
health of the city of PI it Isiuoulh:
Hi it ordained by the mayor mi I
COUncilinen of the CUV ot i'l lUsnmtllh
Sec. 1. That it -hull be mdiwlul
for any person to eat or leave ciposi.it
in any street, avenue, iui., lot, wuin
Coarse, t any ot her p.'u e. j i h ."i (he
limits of this cil, th-.- r;ui..u .! any
deid animal, or any pu'iiel or uuvund
meat, fish, vegelublen, or any other srifj
stance which might bccui orfeuaive,
or to make up, u-ic, kep, or permit in
his or her houe, mIhoi, st.re. factory,
workshop, oiithoiisi', tiitin, Muble, cei
lar, water clo-t , piivj, v;'r'l, 1 't, m
any other place within ilo hunt. f
lh' city, any iioia'unf ir ofi'efitJiv e liq
quids or any o:her substance, whi h
might becom" annoying to the neigh
borhood, or iujurii"4 the health ot
ihoMi citizens resi tio,' m ;r ir Ire
queutly p is-in by bin h flVb.'dv e liq
uid or oilier substa" i; or t j throw any
tilth or on.il, or auv ui u- liquid r -oli.i
offensize substance into any stmt, ave
nue, idiey, lane-, lot, wr coi.rc, or
auy other place w it hin tlie limits of
this citv.
Sec. 2 All public st )lcg, pig pens.
pig yards and cattle r stock yard3 with
in ihe limits of this city shall bo kept
in a cl"vn coi.diiioi., mi l no accumula
tion of filth ehall ) permitted at, in or
near the tame; ami piivati- tahlcs.
pig pens, pig yards ami cattle or Hfock
yards Khali be kept in a rh'-uily and
uon-ofleusiye condition.
Sec. 8. All water doseta and privie
are hereby required to be kept in a
clean ami wholesome condition and no
accumulation of tilth within the same
shall be permitted at any time to reach
a point nearer the surface than four
feet. It shall be the duty of the pro
prietors thereof to throw a feulticienl
amount of o;no disinfecting agent,
which li'ia been approved as sucti by
the hjard ot" Health, iut such privit
and water closets, at itujt twice in
each week, to-wit: on Wednesdays and
Saturdays to thoroughly etisiufect the
oiiai.
Sf c. 4. The decision of the board of
health on the question of cleanliness
and cou-ofTensive condition mentioned
in this ordinance shall be final and
binding upon all parties concerned
Sec. 5. The city marshal is hereby
charged with the enforcement of the
provisions of this ordinance, subject tv
the order of the board of health.
Sec. 7. All persons violating- tf.o
provisions of this ordinance, or railing
to comply with the requirements there
ot, shall upon conviction befoie tLt
police judge of this city be fined not
less than five (5) dollais nor more tnan
one hundred (100) dollars: and In de fault
of payment of the fine adjudged
thall be committed to jail for such per
iod aa tbe police judge shall in accord
ance with the law, adjudge again it
such party or parties.
Sec. 7. This ordinance fhall t&ke ef
fect and be in force from and after its
pasf-Be and publication according to
law.
Passed mid approved June 7, 1S73.
Signed. R.R.LIVINGSTON,
Mayor.
Attest: PiftLrs Paine.
City Clerk.
Pz-iTTsaocTH, NtB., June SO,
84
To tfte Citizens of Plattsmo.t7t .-
Ordinances N8. 43 and CO have been
published by order of lli Honor, tht
Mayor of Plaitsmoutb, at the buggss
liou of the Board of lle.ilth, to the end
that no one can plead ignorance of
their existence. It is your duty to com
ply with the provisions of these ordi
nances, and whether you do or not, you
can rest assured that they wiil be en
forced. By order of the board ofbealth
twenty day. s' ci jtice to the citizens of
Plattsmouth is hereby given to put
their premises in a healthy condition
At the cxpir ition of that time a thor
ough inspection jwill be made of the
entire city, and ariy person found liv
ing in violation of the ordinances will
be prosecuted, witnout regard to color
or previous condition, am the board
proposes th t no guilty mau escapes.
By order of the board of health.
R R. Livingston.
J. D. Simp-on. Pres.
Clerk.
TIIE CHILD'S FRIEND
,1 Doli'jhtful Remady Jot Diarrk f
and Summer Complaint.
Marsh's Tonic 4 itrisoent is the
Child's Friend. It tpeedly arrests the
first symptons ot Diarrhoea and in pro
tracted cases such as summer compla
int for children when reduced in
strength and body by the continual
waste it proves itself to be without a
rare expection the child's friend indeed
By its TONIC property it strengthns
the system inci eases the appetite aids
digestion and givts a healthy tone to
all ot lifes forces thereby enabling it,
withs it Astringent power to resist
the morbid action of the bowels
and restore the healthy functions of
exhausted nature.
Marsu'o Tonic Astringent is for
sale Smith & Black Bros, druggist's,
Plattsoaoath, Price 50 cents.
Use Marsh's Cathartic Liver
Pills for Billiousnesa and Constipati
on. Tor 91 bcr Smith & Blaok Bros.
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