f 3
1
Grant BcHca. f
Th Grant relics
po to the government will prob
ably be kept beside those of Wash
ington, in th National Muoeaa.
As mentioned in UJe deed of trut
whiob was eat to Washington at
the time of the failure, there are as
follows ; Schedule of pwords and
medals, pHintiirp, bronlt, portraits,
comtofebioh,illnWf. and tolijecU
of value ani of art treated by vari
ous Ipoterbtnenta to denaral Hyse
8. Grant, ,
Mexican " oabinet, presented
by the people of Pueblo, Mexico.
Aerolite, part of which passed over
Merino in H - . . '
Bronze vase, presented by the
Japane j citizens, ; of Yokoha ma,
Japan.' I ' '
Marble bust and pedwtal. pre
sented by workingmen of I'hiladel-
Gtneral Grant and family, paint
ed by Cap 1L '' ; t
Large elechant tusks, presented
by the King of $iapt V;
Small elephant tufcks, from the
Maharajah of Johore. . .
I aoturttif Oeneral Soott rij Page)
presented by the citv of New York.
Crackleware bowls (.vey old),
presented by Prince' Koohn, of Chi
na, it (i f : ' '
(inewjwrcelain jars (W), pre
sentefi bv Li Hung Chang..
Arabian bible aod Coptic bible,
presented by Lord Napier, wbo cap
turad tliem with King Theodore, of
Abyssinia.
Sporting rifle rnd sword of Don
elson, presented to General Grant
after the fall of Fort Donnelson by
officers of tbe; army and used by
bint intil M d of th war.
New York sword, voted to Gener
al Grant by the citizens of New York
at the fair held in New York.
Sword ofChaaaiiooEa, reseated
to General Grant by the citizens of
Jo Daviess County, Galena,. 111., after
the battle of Chattanooga
Roman must arid' pitcher, silver
menu and card,, lareirelL dinner atJ
Sao Francisco, Cal.
Silver menu, Pari dinner.
Horn and silver faulT-box and sil
ver match "box, used by General
Crant.
Gilt table in Mr. MoCleao'a house
in which General 11. E. Lee signed
the articles of surrender. This was
presented to General Grant by ex
Confederate soldiers.
Gold cigar case (enameled), pre
sented by the Celestial King of Si
am. Gilt cigar ca?e (pla!n presented
by the second King of Siam.
Uilt handled knife, presented by
the miners of Idaho Territory.
Nine pieces of jade stone, present
ed by Prince Koohn, of China.
Silver trowel, used by General
Grant in the laying of the corner
stone of the American Museum
of Natural History.
Knife, made at Sheffield, England
for General Grant.
Embroidered pictures, cock and
hen, presented to General Grant by
citizens of Japan.
Field-glasses, used by General
Grant during the war.
Iron-headed cane, made from the
rebel ram Merrimac.
Silver-headed cane, made from
wood used in the defense of Fort
Sumter.
Gold-headed cane, made out of
wod from old Fort Du Quesne, Pa,
Gold-beaded cane, presented to
General Grant as a tribute of regard
for bis humane treatment of the bol
diers and kind consideration of those
who ministered to the sick and
wounded during the war.
Gold-headed cane, used by Lafay
ette, and presented to General Grant
by the ladies at Baltimore, Md.
Carved wood cane, from the estate
of Sir Walter Scott.
Uniform of General of the United
SUtesrttJ.i l . . i .......
Fifteen buttons, cut from coats
during the war by Mrs. Grant after
and before battles.
Hat ornament, used at Pal
monL Hat ornament, used at Fort Don
eluoa."' ? - ' 1
Shoulder strap (Brigadier Gener
als), cut from the coat used by Gen
eral Grant in the campaigns against
Richmond and Petersburg and Lee's
army. ,
Shoulder strap (Lieutenant Gen
eral's,) cut from General Grant's
coat -
Pair of gilt straps, cut ' from the
coat of General Grant, used after
the war. !' , .
Medal from the American Congress
(gold) for the opening of the1 Mis
sissippi. Gilt medal, from Philadelphia.
Badges, army and corps.
Twenty-one medals, gilt and sil
ver, and ten medals, silver and brass
sent to General Grant at different
tin, r. 7
T ".
Konrteen medals, !n memory of
events.
Silk paper, Louisville Commercial
printed for General Grant. -
Silk Daily Chronicle and Burliog
toa iiaiuU'-AikMittjd - for General
Graot.; j V t 'rt
Oollection vf coineH Japanese)
Thia is the only complete set, except
one, which is in the Japanes Treas
ury. The value of this set is $5,000 ;
presented by the Governor of Ja
pan. All tbe military commissions of
, . s . , .
uenerat tjr tita g t j f i
Commisibn as honorable tnember
of M. L. A. of. San Francitco.
Commission as member tf Sacra
mento Society of Pioneers.
Commission; "ai ireaiber of the
Royal Hjsterieal Variety.
Commission "as "member ol" tbe
Military Order of the loyal Le-
Commission as member of the
Aztec Club.
Certificate of election as President
of the Uuited States of America.
Certificate of reflection. r ,
Certificate TBI honorary member of
the Territorial Pioneers of Califor
nia. Certificate as honorary member of
St. Andrew's Society. " '
Certificate of election as LL. D. of
HarVafd'Calleie.O
'Certificate aa nonary member of
tbe Sacramento Society of tbe 1 10
neen of Caltfarnis.
Certificate aa honorary fcoember of
tbe Mercantile Library of San f ran
cisco. , - ''"'
The freedom of cities in England,
Ireland, including London, Edin
burgh, Glasgow- nd 1 Dublin, and
other parts of the world.
Addresee to General Grant from
various Chambers of Commerce and
workingmen 's societies all over the
world;' '''- '' "i 1 '
Jiewolatioos f tbe Territorial Pi
onaen ad mil ting General Grant to
membership.'
Resolutions of tbe' Caledonian
Club, of San Francisco, admitting
Gen. Grant aa honarary member.
If matches are made only in hear,
en.of course tha makers must depend
on a foreign country for brimstone.
..i,..,- . . - .y.X i' V- , ,r-r.
;:.Mr.:!
Absolutely Pure.;
rv ti iHUM.nriM A marvel ol nomy,
tronsrth and ioleoieness. iMore vainlcal
. I. ..Tl.. lilnus. and t Bold It
eoBiTK-im.! with the multllo.ie of low ten. shorn
welalit alum or phosphate tiowdT. Sod on.'
fas. Hurst, Baai Powdcb Co., loe M-
SL.J. Y. ,,'t
d all waiAtia.
Shatter! tt? Impair urUo, 4
and frrrn. FnrlnlrnnlHni l-Wrr,
titndf, I, ark of I. nervy, it bum no equal. It
nc(K and iwintww tr. wtrmalst1 ttw p-
ntrr, sod wtmurtbv tbjr iiicIm and u nm.
It dnrn n 4 inrnr th imldiBN Iwarifcrbfl,
ror Oni: it' la:l nhr tr- t-' ft.
FuTfrtm T -f Kchxt. tha fMtri4ie and acboiarr
Cvb-4ic Iivin. of Arttani wj:
"I haw nwd Brown Iron PiWf with th rn"t
fMt m'isfcf h fr TMalari. arxl mm it iw n
('nfli and hkm Am. and U1 aivay keephoa
tuiad aa a raa-ly fnmd n m .
n Mk aaa Km trad maA aa4 immA Trt nsat
nn arnpT Twite nrkrr. Mnrto..nlTbj
WKOW nirMM Al It All I WOKV, Ml.
lprr"' Hn Book wn-fol and attrtTwe. rn
tarnmir iMt f pn f' rrir-. ir)(onwfim nbnot
eoina c. rmn nwaf py all daW in Ia4)eiDa,
aiiad WH) addrcM un ruoeipt of 9c. Camp.
Ornil fr cur II.I.fT1HTFn una OR.
i uii'Titb A iAi.tM.i t. oi crrnr
triii-lr.bl-. Flowrr nrt l-lrlil OLt'i
CIIUTC bi h.oih-t-' -.ii'.
rLAllO PI.IKS fintl IMI'l.' irTH(
HIRAM SIBLEY & CO.
ROCHESTER. N. Y. CIIICACO.ILL
522-3i6 E. Main St Randolph St
jan.l-lTi.
for Rheumatism, XeuralgiaM
Cramps, Sprains, Backache,
Sciatica, Burns and Scalds.
Bruises, Frosted Feet Jb Ears,
and all other rains and Aches.
A safe, sure, and effectuali
remedy for Galls, Otratns
Scratches, Sores, on UorsesJ
One trial tciU prove its merits.
Its effects are instantaneous.
Price 25c. and 50c Sold everywhere.
Koa bxLB Br c. N- Boyd, Somerset.
U17T D'"-
for working people. 8end
cent pitago it-un we wui
yon free a ryai. valua-
ample nox of gear a that
will put you la tbe way et making more money a
a lew days than you ever tintuvht iwwlhle at blv
twiners. Capital not required. Too can live at
home and work in spare time only, or all the tmie.
All ol both sexes, ol all ago grandly succeeslul.
fcu cents to i easily earneil evcrv evening. That
all who want work may teat the bueuies, we
make this unparalleled otter .- To all wne are wot
well satlnd, we will send 1 to pay ior thetronble
( writing us. Fall partlciuiara, diiet'Hem. war;
ml free. Immense pay absolutely sauw lr au
who start at once, lion't delay. Addn s, Stih-
aoa a Co Portland, Main. JeazS.
TAKEOTI'K M.W.KEIM AfrBWIFf?
and M. W. KfclM a OO..of Johnwww.4)am-
brla txientv. ra., navtng fyaeeo w Ewirrawoi
dated the 20k IT ml Marrh, 1SSS. con
veved to the uaderatgned ALA. THE1K 1'Ktlf
EKTV lor the benenl of creditors, all persons
having claims will please present them and tlioae
knowing themselves indebted will make payment
DlU'nr. cii'ii.naii,
apn.
Aaaignee.
JkJ UTTIl Energetic reliable
II Ali I tLIJm men to sell KrwH trees.
Grape Hies. Shrulxi. Kmea, Ac. Liberal Co mmi s
,wn or Nafary and hxpentet Pmid. Full inslrue
tbais giveai so thai inrxirieneel men can rum
leain the buaineM. Address, H. P. PKKKM AN
A M) Bkiohtos. N. Y. mar.ll-Sm
An n I" Send oenta ior nost
PtX 1 KLe ace and receive free a
euatly bozoi .-oodn, which will help you to more
nKxn-y right array than anything else In th.
world. All, of either sex. succeed from first boar.
The bread road to fortuoe eiens belure the work
era, alMHluielv nure. At once address, Tara A
Oi..Aua;urta. Maine. w
fa preacaft fte away. Send we
-enu postage and by mafl you will
m UU'et jrrr aiacKaireoi goiMis 01 targe
I re Inc. that will start von in work
that will at once briioT voe In money taster than
anything else in Amcrl.-a All about tne 300 o
In "presents wit k each hex. Arents wantedever
where. or either sex, f all age, for all the time,
or iare time only, to work ior usjtt tlielr own
hoeaea, t urtanea fur all wurkera aJ'Suluiciy aa.
eared. Poa't eeiay. H. llaixirr kl o l'.etlsin;
Huh. I BH.A
KING'S EVIL
"Was the name formerly given to Scrofula
because of a superstition that It could be
cured by a king' touch. Tbe world it
wiser now, and knows that
V SCROITULA
can onlv be cured bv a thoronch purifica
tion of' the blood. "If this t neuseted,
tbe disease perpetuate Its taint through
pent ration after perforation. Among it
enrlH armptomatie clevelopivjrviU are
rjcacna,' fiitaneoa Eruptions, Tn
mora, liuils, Caurbaacles, arfslplaa,
I'urulent I leers. Nervous uatl i'uy
sical Collapse, etc it allowed to con
tinue, it heuuiaUsm, Scrofuloua C'av
tarrlt. Uidnew aod liver Uiseases,
Tubercular t'onaumption, and vari
ou other danceroua or Istal budiulit, are
produced by iu
yers Sarsaparilla
Jt the onlf Ttoverfiil and clwis reliable,
Uood-fnrn j I iuMicine. It In so cfleetp
ual an alterative that it eradicates from
the Fvatcm Hereditarv Scrofula, aral
tlie kindred poions of ooniaeioua di.easea J
ana mercor;. At same tiane n t
' rkbes and vitalizes tbe blood, retlorrnr-
benlthful action to the vital onrans and
rejuvenating the entire system. Tots great
Regenerative Kedicine
It tvanamaed of the renvia Honduras
Smapmrila, with TeHaKDock. tjtil
impia, the Iodides of JxoUissivm and
iron, and other injeredienU of preat po
tency, earefully and acktitlacally eom
pou tided.- It rarroula U generally known
to the medical profession, and the beet
physicians constunlly rjrtscrihe AVEK'S
fcAKfcil'aJOIXA tu aa , t. , x, , t
Absolute Cure .
For an disease cansed by tbe rftlatioa of .
theblood. It is concentrated to the high
est practicable degree, far beyond any
' other preparation for which Ekn electa .
aclalnW, and k therefors (be cbeapest,
as wefl a the best blood porUvias mcd
ctne, la tbe world.
Ayers SarsspcHUa, ,
raaTABimvr' '
Dr. J. C. Ar A Co., LowW, Mats
r Analytical ClrcntJats.
- Said by all Dreseitts: Price) $1;
Six bottle for fJ. -
w
M - BKTTDNIC
SIBLEY'S
TESTED.
EESBY, JOES SON & LORD,
BtnrUmgtom, Tt., Proprietor of
Baas Ob Cm-
Ak Sir oRonrh iVwihi.' fr Ooorlw,!
Ooia, Snr Tbrost, Boumiim. Troche, 1M.
BKk Bata.-
mMM tmt tiL mUm. nwkH. fttoo. ante bed-
bs, (kuaki, chipmunk, gopher, lae. ImiggUU
PairlUUon. DroMlcal Swellliufi, IMalw, I-
diirMtkm, Ueadarlie. SlnplenueM. cored 07
- Well Beim Htmemet."
i i " aVmgh m Mm,
A.k tnr Bnairh n ('Sana.' 1ML Ualrk.
jo4lm car. Hard or aoil euru, waru, boduna.
UftMn.rfKj.mln ImnmnJ. th hKt ftJT hack'
ache, palni la cheat ur aide, rhcamatina, ncaral
Kia. TMIa raatBl.
" Wellf' Bealtk Reoewer raflarw health and
rlaur. etircf Ipejl, iieadactie, AcrrouiDel,
i.iiii. a.
WkoeplnaCaniKB,
an tht
many Throat ABettloa
et chltdren,
relieved tr
Balaam, M.
promptly, pleasantly,
"Huagh on Uuacbs.'
and ealelr
Trocoea, 10.
V latfean,
Ir yon are falling, broken, worn oat and netraaa,
uie "Weill' Ueallh Kcnewer." tL DraggUta.
- Lire mterter.
Iftnipt lo ffia yonr rrlp oa lire, try " Wellr
Health Hcnewrr. ' Quel direct to weak ipota.
KMk TaaXkack.
I InsLuit relief for Nearalaia, Tooth ache, Face
ache. Ak (ur "JUugh on luwUiacka." liand tta
Frettj Wifi.
LiillM vIm would retain fraahaaaa and alraotty,
don't tail to try - Walla' Health Kanewer.?
, Cauwrhml Tkreat Afliactloaa
liarktnr. rrrtt'lrr CV(ri, OoMt, Snre Thrrat,
eared hr -Kouab on Uoairha" Troche, toe.
JUaoid, i'c.
" Konarh an lick.
" Koairh on Itch " nana hniDOT.emtlona, Ting
worm, utter, aalt rheum, Irosted feet, ciillblaina.
' Tk nr af keKai ta.
ChlMrrn. ilnw in development, pony, acrawny,
aad delicate, twa "VI ell' keaiU Keuewer."
Wide Awake.
thme nr four hoara ererr 1kM enerhlnr. Oet
Immediate relief and anund reet by urtna Well
"Itough on UvukIu." rocbts, W3. baifam, iio.
'baikoa !' preaiaal riaeleri
Strenirlhcninx, Improved, the best fur backache,
palne lu chest or side, rbeuniatiam. oeuralKia.
Mr. Cleveland DrnonoceHl.
Boston, April 23. The Boston
vertiscr, Boston. Transeri'itt and
8ringfield Itejiublican, Independent
papers, which have heretofore hear
tily supported President Cleveland
and approved bis acts, unsparingly
denounce him for the appointment
of Chase, 1 lllsbury and 1 roup as
Revenue collectors in New England.
They declare that the appointments
could not have been worse, except
by the selection of convicts, and that
the President will lose vast prestige
in New England on account of the
selections.
The Oiliest Man in Somerset
As well as the handsomest, and
others are invited to call on C. N.
Boyd, and get free a trial bottle of
Kemp's Balsam for the throat and
lungs, a remedy that is selling en
tirely upon ita merits, and is guar
anteed to cure and relieve all Chron
ic and Acute Coughs, Asthma, Bron
chtis, and Consumption. Price 50
cenUand 1.00.
Killed Three; Enetniefc.
Memphis, April 2j. Martin Mit
chell, a f icherman at Black fish Lake
Arkansas, yesterday, shot and killed
three men, He has had a long
standing quarrel with two neighbors
named Cummins and Barton, who
two weeks ago shot and wounded
him. Yesterday he met them in
company with a third man and an
exchange of shots began. Mitchell
leing armed with a Winchester ri
fle. He was himself wounded in
the arm, but be shot Cummins
through the head,
the abdomen and
through the brain.
Barton through
tha third man
A Sensible Man
Would use Kemp's Balsam for
the throat and lungs. It is curing
more cases of coughs, colds, asthma,
bronchitis, croup, and all tbroat and
lung troubles, than any other medi
cine. The proprietor Las authorized
C N. Boyd to refund your money if,
after taking three-fourths of a bottle,
relief is not obtained. . Price 50 ctfi.
and $1. Trial size free. . e C
High Prtcea for Jerae-y Cattle.
New Yorr, April 21, Some very
high prices were obtained at the sale
of Jersey cattle to-day. Among tbem
were the following : Euratas S.
Black prince, 2-vear-old bull, J2G50;
Helen St. Helier.o-y ear-old cow $675
Nanette Pojis, 1 year-old heifer.$2000;
bhir!eybL Lambul. 1-year-old belt
er, 8'JdO, Leo Pojis, 2-year-old bull,
? S75; G istaynette, 5-year-old cow.
JHOO; I'rincef of Ashantee. 6-year-
old cow, $2000; Princess of AsbanUe
one-year-old heifer, 51000.
The prettiest lady in Somerset
remarked to a friend the other day
that she knew Kemp's Balsam was
a siiptrior miidy a(L it stopped her
coci;li,ii.-JidlJ hcft other bad no
effectv.vtliatever. S5 t(J prove" this
C N. Boyd will guarantee it to all.
Price 50 cents and $1. Trial size
tree: i, ,
l.
Vnion Soldiers to Visit GettfBbarc
Pnn.APrji.FriT a, A pril f 22. -The
annual pilgrimage of veteran Union
eoldiers to some famous battle-field,
will, this jear ba made to Gettys-,
hart;, on May: 4 and 5. ' Tbe Presi
dent and bis Cabinet, several "War
Governors'!, and present Governors,
and Veterans . frorn '-mot of ! the
Northern States are expected. The
movement is under the direction of
tbe First and Second Corps of the
Army ot the Potomac. "
j .
Reansare coins up inconsequence
of the great demand for export
TRAOCV
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PvOltGH ORDINANCE.
Aa Crdinanca for the Government cf
tie Borough, of Somerset.
we
nt Or &' (Ac Bararo aaa Ton Comuc il
,c r.a a. i u Acretw Oraalal i
J ' -
aa1 ttt e ikt IAor (A t -
POUCE AND KIOHT WATl!H.
.Vamoa 1. The Barren aad Tow rfaaaeU
th.v m, daeaa
itT m& deem It aeaaaaary tor tba aw a.ar.
pa 1UC peaea an" n.wcii K'"l- lJ '
the tfciroaah ol jsomeraet. Tha id nlhuwtrh
orpolwa ahall rsaaiaa aeeh ninaajii m mm tha ,
BurKaaa and Town fonwll hull leaaa io and
raacAabla. It ahaU ba Uwlrdaty to arreat and
brtaa be lore tbe Boryeaa any aoaulcloa paraoa or
peras whom lhay may had tmllUic m and
tnnman any 01 tuc sirvwi. -
Korouah between the hot rail eleven T M. and
. a . uj m Mreon or mrauaa nut belnc
aute to alve a reaKnable eieoao tneretor atiM.ll on
eoavletioa thereof neiora ina iuraf mj m uu
not eaoaedina; hie dollars together witnallMia
1 pruaacatlon.
k a The HnnrfM and Towa council snail
tabilih and maintain each a pohee aarvioe aa tha
poblle fwaea and good order oi ina nuroogn may
require.
See. A It shall be the duty of the High oon.
rul Police to enforce all the UoroUKU lawt.
oniuianeei and repilatlunj, to make or canne u
I made eomlalnt to the l-.unreaa t every tntnw
tlon of the auid laws, ordinance and reiculailnna
which shall come to their knowledge, and procure
the neeaaarv nniols thereof, and in snburalnatlon
to tha Birgasa they shall preserve tbe peace and
quiet ol i ne nonwicn nu iiadu mi mmiuu, i
and other dlsiarbaucea.
ike. 4. The Biich Canrtable ahall io! or cause
tn h' posted as presctlbed by Uff, I.U nonces ol
elections held in pursuance oi any resoiuuuc oi
the Ooaneil. ana an onunancea enactea uy ine
Burveas and Town Coancil, and whenever any
law, ordinance or resolution ol the Town Oounell
raqjlra personal notice to he given relative to
any proceeding bcliire the Town Council, he shall,
serve said aotice, and he shall serve atl other per
sonal notices required by law or ordinance. He
hall also execute all warrants and processes la
sued to klma.j the Burgess.
Src. a. Tht fee and eoat of the High Oonsta
ble and Policemen aha II be the same aa I bote pre
errltd be tbe laws ol the Coniuionwe.i llh lorlVn-
atatila for like aervlcea, provided that the Bor
oaah shall not lie liable lor the lees and costs of
such etttcer, lurthcr than may be aareed upon
from time to time.
See. 6. The High Constable shall give a bond
In the sum ol on thousand dallarf, with approv
ed ernrities, conditioned on the lailhtul account
ing lor and paying over to the Boragh Treasurer
of all monies or the Borough coining Into his
bands in any way whatever ; said bond shall be
died on the same day as that fixed by law for the
eommencfment of the terms ol the Horouirh oiB
cere, and If said lond be not filed within M daya
alter that time then the olfine of High Onstahlo
hall be declared vacant, and shall be Ailed In the
manner prescribed by law In such ease made and
provided.
See. 7. If the High Constable or any police of
flier abalt neglect or teluse to enforce any ol the
laws, ordinances ur regulations of the Borough al
ter bis attention shall have been called thereto by
any dtlxaa, such ollicer shall pay a hue ol not less
than tweuiy dollars. In addition to any other pen
ally to which bia neglect or refusal may subject
bun.
Sec. t. If any person or persons shall In any
manner lnterlere with or obstruct an othcer or any
other person acting under the authority of the
Borough in the discharge ef this duty, or shall re
sist tbe enforcement or execution ot any ordinance
ottbe Borough, or resolution of the Town Coun
cil, soon person shall on oonviotlon thereof betore
the Burgess pay a hue of not exceeding tea dol
lars, together with all cuaia.
See. . It shall be the duty of the High Con
stable and Police officers ol the Bomugh at all
times to apprehend all euspected night walkers,
malelactora, vagabonds, rogues ana disorderly
iieraons who mav at anv time be found on the side
walks. In tront ol public or other places, and bring
all such persons umi; be so apprehended be lore
the Buncess to be examined, and each and every
one ol such above descrlued persons as shall be
convicted of disorderly conduct calculated to dis
turb the public peace, or trt being hiuna gatnerea
together in disorderly assemblages, shall pay a
tine ot not exceeding ten dollars, together with all
ousta,
Sec. 10. It shall be lawful for the High Consta
ble and police olhcers to detain in the lockup any
and all persons who may be arrested fur violation
el any of the Borough ordinance until such time
as they can be examined by the Burgess.
PUBLIC PEACE.
See. II. Any person or person who shall en-
hin the limiu oi the Boruugh shall
on conviction thereof belure tbe Hurvess nay
fine ol nut leas Uirn two dollars nor muue than live
collars, together with all cost?.
See. 11 All persona are strictly prohibited from
standiaa;, VonnttlBa; ar loitering apua tha pave
ment in free l of any of the cburcnea er other
public bulldlna; In the Borough, or alone; theap-
proaenoa te seen Daiuina; uuxina: tne ume oi noi
dliiK any aerviea er aieetina; tiiereln, or In any
wise preventlna: or obatrac ina; the free fnirres or
eareae of any per ra attetMtanoe thereat, or of
in any wny annoyina: or aUHurMtix any nersai in
attendance thereat, aad aay peraal er persons uf
femlinu' Bfrainst any of the (mivislons ol this see
tkm shall, oa convtcUoa) thereof belore tnelrur-
resa. uay a fine not eiceeulnirteu dollar for sue a
onenao, uKether with all ooete.
See. IS. All penons are prohibited from stand
ins;, )ounffin or lolterlnKiu aToupaorerowilsafioo
the sidewalks, pavemeuis, street oralleyernesniKS
within the Borough in such way as to prevent the
lull and tree use ot said sidewalks, pavementsand
street or alley eroesinjes hy iersons iamiib; alona;
and over the same, aud it shall be the duty ol the
Hiah Oonstabie and pidlce otticera todlstierse said
erowils whenever so lound upon any ut the said
suiewaiaa, pavementa, street or alley erossinirs,
and all persons who shall refuse to disperse when
notified by any ol said officers shall be arreted,
and n eonvteuoa thereof before the Bargea shall
pay a fine of nit less than one dollar nor more
than fiv aollar for each o dense, together with
all coats. . . v
nee. la. Any person who shall appear or be
found oa any of tbe atreeta, lanes or alleys of the
Borough la aa lntoileated or drunken ounditioo
shall, on ermvfctton thereor beRire the Bareeas pay
a hne ol not eiceeding live dollars for such ollense
together aiik all aoau.
NUISANCES.
Sec. lb. Any person who skail place or cast any
earth, oriel, stone, eoat, wood. Blth, mortar, lime,
manure for saoatance ol any kia.t, eieept article
for the purpose of immelialely load in; or unload
ing, removing or tortng away) oa ny street,
litewalk, or alley within the (kirouah. such per
son shall, ea eeaviction thereof before the BurK-e
pay a hae of not lea than one dollar, nor more
than ten dollars, together with all eoata, provided
that the provisions ol this section shall an apply
to building material, or other obstructions author
bed by a permit from the proper authority, er to
materials used in laying or repairing sidewalks,
or to the temporary pUcing ol ecaaoHtng or lal
ders for the repairing ol buildings, mnd mrovidei
further. That netehaBU aad others oceupiing
stores ami warerouens, aa.1 engaged In selling;
goods, w. res end merrhancllse may use Dot ez
ceoltDar three Iret et the aviewalk next to and ad
joining their several stares aad wareruums lor the
display ol such gowla wires and merchandise, a
they may be dealing la.
See. 18. Any person er fjoia who shall hitch,
er tie, side er drive any hoi so or horses, mare or
maree. gsldaag ar aeldlaws uaon any paveaeot
er leetwalk withia the llmiu el the BoroUKh or
who aball leave or permit any wagon, carriage,
sleigh, sled or other eeaiele to aland ea any such
pavement or sidewalk, or oa aay latved street or
alley creaalagwlthla the Horough. such persons
ahaB, ea aonvletioa the real betore the IMrgem
pay a flaw el aoi. eaeeedlan five dollars, tnwetber
witk aa) eoata. provided that this section shall not
proWbtt the ridlBjtor drrrlag ever any paved Md.
wak where each riding or driving is necessary
for entrance tnea aay street, laae, alley, stable.
.sr, 17. Any person or person who shall coast
or 4ade with a hand-sled on any sidewalkorpavu.
meat wltbtn tbe Borough, rneh person er person
ahalloaeunrletloa before the Burgee pay a bus
oi pet eaeeeuing one auiiar ior suca oneaaa, ts
getsar with all coeta.
.uaa. la. Any person who shall keep or suffer to
remain afion his premises any carcass, garhags,
etlai, wt ether oflaoaiv er unwholesosu mailer.
araasamUessttasaassaanoa any vseaai lot or
upon aay street or alley, puollc or private, within
the Borough, tbe same la hereby declared a com
mon aulsaoee and shall be removed accordingly,
and the pereoa so offending snaiL besides the ex
pense ot removing such nuisance pay a hne oPnot
leas thsaone dollar nor more (baa twenty eoilan,
togelhet with atl eset. , t
See. 19. Any netsoa whoehall ttesositor iiermit
to be depositedBiiy aahes on any of the afreets of
tbe Borough shall, on conviction thereof before
the Burgess pay a fine of are dollars, together
wrthea sssta.
. 20. Any person or persons who shall wilful
irmft'and stiller any burse, mare, gelding.
muleor jack, hog orgoat, sheep or geese owned ty
them or lb their cafe to run at large within the
Borough shall pay a fine of not exceeding one dol
lar, and It I hereby mad the dutv of the High
Constable er Folic etlioer to take and impound
such animal whea found running at large and
roceea to maae puoiie aaie M inem alter giving
Four di.vt notice by at least six advertisements
posted la the most public places of the Borough,
antes tbe owner or owners at such animals shall.
previous to toe sai, pay or tender to said officer
the rata of fifty cents for each animal so tmnound
ed, together with all ousts and expense of keepiug
ineaame. ana yrvnoca, lunner. tntt wiien any
such animal or animal shall be add the money
received therefor, altar paynteat of all eoat aad
expenses, aaau aeunm ia taw nereugn treas
ury. .....
Sec. 21. Any person or persons who shall ride or
drive any horse or horses, mare or mares, gelding
or geiainga, muie or mule on any ol the streets of
u tsoruugn a a mster xait than a slow l rot,
which shall be eonstined to mean net taater than
a mile la tree mlaate. ahull en convict ion thereof
before the Hurges pay a Hne of not less than two
nor more wan tea ootiara, tusretaer Willi au costs.
Set. 2L If aay person or persons shall bitch or
tie any horse or boraea, mare or marcs, gebliag or
g sidings, male or males to any shade er ereamen
tat tree srttaUn the Borough, such person or per
sons shall on eoovietioe thereof before the mr-
gess pay a Hneot not less than one dotl-r aur more
Uu ten aeuars, tagetner with aU ousts.
Sec. Us Any persea er r-ersno whs (hall depos
it ea lb strain of the Bonicajb any paer, hay er
straw, er ouier aaacenai uim weaua oostraet tbe
drains or water Utiles of said streeta. ahaU oa con-
vtctlon tht i uufbeioTotho aurgea pay a Hae ef uet
exasoaufi awe sonars, iogeuier with au cost.
See. M. Tht owners ef lot or cart of lot ad
joining what are aaowa a private alleys shall
keep sach private alleys Clean, and free from Bos
ton aad t last n depoetu, aad U sack ewaer or
owners anau neglect or reiuae ro cteaa up tucn sl
ier oa be law aouaea te do so bv the Street Cooa-
musieaer then the street eoonmlsaloecr shalleaar
tasni te a e leased at taeaipeass el the lot vwu
ers, or tbosa of them who may hava permitted
sact eaTeastve jtepaalia. -
See, Sa. The High Const able ahaU remove any
ploughs or wheeibarrewa uaat may be left ea aay
of lbs Desements or sidewalk ef tbe Borona-h al
tar sight, aad shall salt the mm after three any
notice ol such sale shall bar been given, anless
the owneis of such plows er wneelttarrew ssatf
pay him e eent lor aen removal.
Sec. S. Ho person or Derosas shall erect within
V the tlmra ef tae Beroaaa awv traaae saahjeeranv
ewaai oag to we uaea lorauea purpoee vwa w leet
of lay dwettsmg bsxua or -any balalsig ased for
narnoeas, and any uersvs or person of
fending against tbe provisions ol this section shall
pay a Bje af ea fcandava Boilers, together with
See. TT. Any person, or persons who shall, withia
the said asarvagk designedly disturb er aanoy, or
eaeaw aa eeenetureeu er aanajaM, any etner peraua
or persons, or any sssembiyoreullecUim ot persona,
with bells, horns, pans kettles, drome, or ia anv
other manner whatsoever, or shall, without proper
eceaeioa disturb tbe oeeapent er occupant ol any
bowse, bat id tag, mora, er other place, by knocking
r railing aa meaner, gate, winnows, or winow
thatters inanot, er by naaing aay bell attached
tesny deer, arasiag any knocker so attached to
any door or otherwise, apon conviction thereof be-
J.-X- -...9s.i
tban one dollar, nor more than five dollar.
See. X. Any person or person who ahaUabator
promote or encourage any horse-race, which shall
be actually run, or any part thereof ran, withia
the said Boruugh shall pay a line not exceeding
gfly dollars, at tbe discretion oi tbe Kurgeea.
.Sec. W. Minors and others are hereby prohibited
from congregating apoa any of tbe streets, lanes,
or alleys ol said Borough. except it be bi parsaanos
of their lawful calling or business ; and when neb
minors r ethers are foand upon any of tha said
streets, banes or alien, balloeuur. making hon-flre
or otherwise disturbing the nubile peace, each
'I "7 pcr,n o otl.Dding BhU pay a one not
person so oa
lite dollars.
icacccdlim
j See. SO. Any person or persons wboahall be found
I apim any of the streets, lanes or alleys of said Bor
j ongh engaged in any game of ball, mnrolee, sbia-
ney.or in the practice ot snow nailing, or any oib
rr iraettre which will snrwy. molest or disturb
any person or pen), er the pnblie peace, ahsll
be nned not exoecdkig live dollars.
See. 31. Any person or persons who shall short
ell any gun, cannon, pistol, crackers or suuil
within tbe limit of the said Borough, shall pay a
One or nae dollar for each aad every offence. Pi-seise
however, that this section shall not alleot
any gua-evnith resideat. withia the Borough when
trylug or proving such nre-artus
See S2 Tbessleof Breworksofevery description
la hereby prohibited, any person er persons who
shall sell or expose lor sale lire work of any kind
whatever within the limits or said boron eh tball
be liable to a hne of not less than ten dollars aad
not exceeding twenty dollars lor tacb aud every
such otlense.
Set. 38. Any person or persons who aball deposit
any building material of any kind whatever on
any street wltbin the limits of said borough, shall
pay a Bbc not exceeding ten dollars, naiess they
shall brut itrocore a Hermit from the Town Council,
ami said permit if granted, shall designate the
time during which tuch building material aball be
permitted to occupy such street, ana it is nereny
made thedntvof the Purest Commissioner to re
port to the Iowa Council all viola Uouaol this
uoa.
Sec. 34 Any personor person now engaged in or
carrying on tbe business ol slaughtering cattle for
tha market within the limits ol the boiough, or
who shall hereafter engage in or carry on such
buinets shall keep his or their slaugntor house
fciget her with their surrounding, cieaa and free
from all ollenslve garbage and offall, eo as not to
emit anv noxious ami nauseous vapors, smell and
stench, to tbe annoyance of er prejudice A the
health of person residing, passing by, or being
employed in the vicinity of such places, awl tbe
owners or proprietors of sach places shall, wit boot
anv unnecessary delay. cause all garbage, ofWU,
aud all other atrts ol waste of such place or places
which might become oBonslve, to be buried ia the
ground to a depth of not less than three last, or
haul the same Itcytsad the limits of the borough ;
ami. Provided, That no such garbage, waste er
offall shall lie hurled within forty feet of any street,
lane or alley, dr witnin two hundred feet ol any
dwelling house, and any person or persons ohead
ing against any of the provisions of this section
sbalL on conviction thereof before the Bunresa,
pav a tine of not less than five dollars nor more
than twenty-rive dollars lor each offence, and the
proper othcer ol the borough shall have the full
riirht at all times to enter' such slaughter houses
lor tbe punsise of examining the condition In
which they may be kept.
Sec. Si. That from and after the passsage or this
section, all privies and privy vaults within the
Doniuirn snail ne iroperiy eiosen up ana snail oe
aeiit ci"se ana iirivate so as not to eum anv
on and offensive stench that may annoy the peo
ple In the vicinity, and when such building or
vault shall lie keiit otherwise, the owner or uceu
pier thereof who shall neglect the entire abating
of such nnisanee alter having been notified by the
rHrcei commissioner or by any outer uo routed out
efal to do so. shall, on conviction thereof before
the Hnrgess pay a fine of not less than Ave dollars
nor more than twenty dollars for every such of-
iense.
See. M Any person who shall Indecently expose
hlspersononany of the streets, lanes, er alleys of
tne rforougn snail Dav a nne ol not exceeding
bve dollars for such otlense ou conviction thereof
before the Burgess, together with all eosta
Sec. 37. No person or perstms shall keep or store
in sny house, store house, shop, cellar, warehouse
or other auartraeul within the limits of the Bor-
ouirh. more than seventy-five pound weight of
gunpowder at one uroe. ami tne aioresaia quanti
ty ol gun-powder shall be safely secured, and any
person violating tne provisions oi tins oruinsnce.
shall on conviction t bereof before the Burgas pay
a tine of not less than tire dollars nor more than
fifty dollars for each ofience together with all coats.
See 38. No nltro-glveerine, dvnamlte or ether
high grade explosive shall he stored at all within
the limits of the Borough, and auy person violat
ing this section shall on eavvictitm thereof before
the Burgess, pay a one of one hundred dollars, to
gether with all the costs : one-half or said fine to go
to tbe informer, if said informer i not aa otneer ot
the Borough.
Srr.su. If any person shall throw upon any of
tne pavements or aiaewaiits wunin tne tforougn
any orange or lan.toa iel or broken glass such
iierson shall on conviction tnereof neiire tne Bur-
gess pay a hne not exceeding tea dollars together
wit u all costs.
CONTAtHOrs DISEASES.
Ser. 40. When anv physician who may be en gag.
etl in the practice of his profession within the lim
its ol Somerset llorough. shall io bis said practice
uioet wilh any case of smallpox or varioloid, he
phall give prompt and lmraeUat notice thereof he
th Burgess, or in the event ot his Inability m act
to sjnie member of the Town Council.
.See. 41. Immediately en receiving sorb aetie
said officer shall cause a sign with the words
BAi.L-rox" thereon in large legible letters te
be attached conspicuously to the house where sach
ease may be, or to the gats leading thereto, and all
inmates ot said bouse are hereby required to re
main within the said house so long as said patient
sulleiiiigwith small-pox orvarlolofd shall remain
therein, except thai such inmates oi the house
who may not actually lie taken with the disease
may. under proper restrictions of th Towa Coun
cil lie allowed tbe liberty of the lot on which said
house Is erected : but no Inmate who has sytnally
been slek wltb the disease shall be permitted W
leave the house under any circumstances whatev
er until the attending physician shall certify that
all dauber of contagion shall be nest.
Pror:ded, However, that If on the discovery of
any rase oi smitn-pox or varioloid in any aweiung
house there he any inmate thereof who may not
have been fully expired to the disease, uch In
mates may by the aut hority of tbe Town Council
l removed to some of her place, there to remain
uder similar restrictions until all danger ot fur
ther eooiagi' or spread ef tbe disease aliaU have
passed away.
See. tr In order that the provisions of section 41
of this ordinance may be fully carried oat, the
Burge, acting under tbe advice ol the Town
Council Is hereby authorised to see that all slek
gfersooa falling under the provisions of said section
have proper medical attendance, and that nurses
or attcadants are procured fir them, ami when the
Inmates of any bouse shall have been isolated un
der the provisions of said section, he shall appoint
some pniper othcer whose duty It shall be t j com
municate with such inmaie trom time to time aad
convey to them such food and other necessaries a
may be required, all of which whea the etrcum
stauces of the ease so demand, may be famished at
tbe exicnsc of the Borough.
All infected clothing and bedding snail be de
stroyed by burning the same, and it Is hereby ex
pressly forbidden that any such Infected clothing
or bedding be hung or exposed from lb windows
of any house.
Authority is also hereby given tn erect er procure
some suitable building to which patient suffering
with smull-pox or varioloid mar be removed aud
eared for. Ami. sremded, further that tbe Town
Council shall have full power to cause to be done
anyand all things which In their judgment may
be necessary to rrrry oat th provision ami esv
jects ol this ordinance.
Any person or xrsons violating any of the pro.
vieioosot this seciioa shall oa eonvictioa thereof
before the Burgess, pay a ttne of not less tbsn five
dollars or more than twenty-Bve dollars, at t'ledls
eretioa of t be Burgess, to be collected ia like Buta
ne r as other lines are collected.
PKOrECTlON OF FUBLIO PROPEBTT.
Sec. 43 Any cerson or person who shall break
or destrty or in any way injureany public lamps or
who shall cut or deiare or in anv etner way Injure
any post to which such public lamps are attacked
shall pay a tine of ten dollars tor each and every
urh offense, one half ot which gne whea recover
ed shall go to the informer.
Sec. 44. Any minors er ot her persons who haU
tresiass upon or enter on tbe grounds belonging
to the public school buildings without permission
froia ihe proper authority, or who shall In aay way
fmura or break the fences, buildings, tree or
snrubbery on or belonging to such grounds ahaU
on conviction tpere.it before the Harness ay a fine
el not exceeding ten dollars for rack otlense, to
gether with all the costs, ami It is nereoy mans
tnadutv of the Hum Constable or Police officers
to arrest or cans the arrest of ail parties so of
fending.
See ti. Ifaav nerson shall without aulhoritv
remove from their place of storage any ladder or
anything belonging or pertain to tbe lire engine
except on occasions of aa alarm of fire, seen person
shall on conviction thereof before the Burgess pay
a ttne of live dollar, together with all com.
LICENSES.
See. 4. That any person desiron of keeping a
stallion within said Borough, for the sen ice ol
mare's by paving Into the treasury thereof for that
purpose, the sum of ttve dollars, and tiling a re-
iwiiil for the same with tne uunrees. iiisu oe enti
tled to receive from said Burgess, a eertineate that
such person Is a lioented stud-keeper for the term
ot throe mouths.
Sec 47 That any person (except a licensed rud
keeneri who shall within tbe limits ef said Utr
ouiru load or ride out. anv stallion, through the
Boroogh or anv part thereof, ior tne purpose oi
causimr such stall oa to cover any mar er mares,
shall be liable to imv a tine not exceeding five dob
tars, together witn costs ol sun ior eaca a no evevy
onenve.
See. a. That If anv owner or keeper ol any stal
lion, kept lur the service of mares, (except 1 teens
ed stud k topers) shall suffer such stallion tn stand
st ml ktepers) shall suner sura suuuoa n Bin
irhed in an street, lane or alley of said Borough
e owner, keeper, or person so offending shall be
ible to pay a hne aot exceedidg ttve dollar, to-
tutcheii
the
liable to uav
gether Willi cost of suit, for each and every such
offence.
Ser. 40. AU nubile shows, exhibitions and travel
ing theatres, ar forbidden within the limits of
said Korougn under a penality of ntteen dollars ior
tbe first ofleace, and twenty -a ve dollar for every
subsequent offence : yrondea, tnat peaceable, or-
ilerivand well reaulnteil exnioitions mav oe tier-
milled ander the tolkiwins: restrictions, to wit : bv
the payment into the Treasury of said Borough of
a license for each and every exhibition of a circus
or menagerie of not lessutaa ten ooiiars, nor more
than twuutv-tive dollars, and lor each ami every
other exhibition a license feeof act leas than tw
dollar, at tbe discretion ef Ihe Burg ess. Whea
such permit is sranted and the money paid as
aloresald, th BarK-e shall give a eertlfteate or
license to l be owner, airent or manager ot seen ex
hil.lt Ion. which iieenseso obtained, shall exonerate
sach owner, agent or manager from the fin above
lniuoeed. Presides further, tnat citizen ol aahi
Borough rlvintr concerts ot vocal and instrumental
music shall aot be subject to tha penalties aerela-
neiore imposea.
See. to. Tha owner or owner ef any skating
rtnk witnin us uorouga aaii pay a urease oi
uxty dollar per aaaaas, par able auanasiv la ad
vance, and any person keeping open sack place
without having first procured the license required
ny mis Beeuon. snail on ooavieuan inersoi neiere
the burgess yay a Una ol on hundred dollar, to-
getaer nil a all roots
See. U. All hawker, peddler. Tender aad sel
lers of nostrums, medical compounds, patent medi
cines aad foreign and doasestie wares, good or
merenaattiae el any description whatever, w aeth
er the same be solo by sample or otherwise, shall
before selling their good aad wares withia the
limits ol tbe Borough first procure frsa tha Bar
ge s a license granting permission te do so, and
shall nay for the said license a sameinot is titan
ohe dollar nor more than ten dollar a the Bur
gess at blsdiarrerJna aaaywetermiae. and tbe Bar
rets shall also hx the ume fur which sach lieeose
hall continue ia fore. Aay persoa or persons
violating any ef th provision of this ordinance
shall en eonvictioa thereof be for th Barge pa) a
an af net lass tbsn four cellar nor snare than
tweeuy dollar, aad, freeaere art tier, that th
pmrbtons of this ordinance shall aot be heM a
BBpiyiiuj te UeauMBTiat TraSelta was art! te
dealers olj. ,
BOBUVQH SCALES AJtD WJtUOBJHTCB.
Ser. Si An bay aad coal soM urttsia aha Baa.
ough shall am be weighed oe la Borough sea lea,
aad the nwmber of pounds or basher be aaeettaa
ed, a oecUboelaot whtch shall, he gtvea by th
weigh Blaster to th vender ot hi agent to be by
a im delivered lo the purchaser ef the article aaid ar
weighed and said cenlheale shall ina! bath th
nametof the vender and pnrcbaaar. Any persoa
or persons wb ihail aril r deliver aay bay or coal
without first having tbe aame weighed as above
provided, shall on eoavk-tfcm thereof before tha
barges pay a Bae of not less than live dollars nor
more than Ten dollar at tt discretion of th Bar
ges, togrt her with all cost ; and any person was
ahali pneure aay on else to violate tha prevision
of this asetioa or any of them (hall on eouvirtloo
thereof pay a like fine.
See is. It ikaH be the d aty of th weigh master
te weigh all hay, eoaL, straw, bv stock and swell
other article or things that maybe piaeaented to
mm lor tnat parpen eatae twwoagB seaiesaaa
fnralah a uruner certificate of lb weight, or If coal
of the number of bushel of the article weighed.
See.tl Th ehaiwealorweiirhtng on the Borough
amies shall remain a thev now are. but said
charges may I changed from time to tluie by th
Burgeas nd Towa council.
' ' SATLROADS.
Sec. IS. That from and attar tbe passage of this
ordinance, no engine, locomotive or train of ear
uiati nepermnca toacai ea laeeroasinaroi asata
street In said borough, for a longer length of time
than four minutes, nor shall they be permitted to
stand on tbe crossing of any other street, lane ar
allev In said Borough for a longer length of time
than twelve minutes, and any person or persons in
charge of any engine, locomotive or train of ears
vfolaiinir the nrovislons of this ordinance, shall on
conviction thereof betore tbe Barges, pay a fine of
not lesa than five dollar nor more than lea aoiiars.
Sec. M, That from and after the passage of till
ordinance, no engine locomotive or train of ear
shall run ax a e-reeter rele-of sveed than nv mile
per hourwlthm the limits of said Boroogb, nor
shall any engine, loconwiive or tram of ears cross
Main street in said Borough at a rate ot speed ex
ceeding three miles per hour, and any person or
persons In charge ol sny engine locomntir, or
train ol ear violating th provisions of this ordi
nance, slut 11 on conviction thereof before th Bur
gess, pay a fine of not less than Are dollars nor
mere man un nousrs '
Ser. 7. Any persoa or person wbo than lonnat
or loiter at or absat th station of the S. h U. ti
lt. Co. after being notified by the gent in charge
t leave, or wbo (ball act la a disorderly manner.
or in any way disturb or annoy passenger wbo
may ne arriving or aefiarting, luce person or per
sons shall, on proper proof being mad before tbe
Burgess, sty a line of not exceeding ttv dollar
ior ucn on. nse, together witn Bit costs.
See. 51. Any person not aa employ of the Gmv
Koy wbo (hull board a moving train, shall be lla
i to pay a fin ot not exceeding fir dollar, with
au costs.
COLLECTIO.V OP TAXES.
Sec. TO. The Borough taxes aball be collected
ander th provision ef tbe Act of Assembly of
April iz, I5i.
See. eo. The High Constable (ball be appointed
( ol ector or Borough Taxes and hi official bond
at High Constable shall let forth hit liability for
atl taxes coming Into his band a Collector. He
hail on and after the fifteenth of January of each
year proceed to collect by dial res ail laxet out
standing on the duplicate at that date, and pay
the aame ever to the Borough Treasurer on or be
tne xuin nay ei l enroary.
Ser. 01. The High Constable (ball, on or before
the first day of May of each year, make and return
to the i urges aad" Town Council list of tbe num
ber of dog and bitches within the limits of the
Boroogh of Somerset, with tre names of the own
ers thereof, and after such lis. I returned to the
Burgess and Town Council, they sliall levy a tax
of one dollar on the owner ef each dog, and for
each additional dog one dollar, on tbe owner of one
bltcbdog, two dollars, and for each additional
bitch dog. four dollar.
The taxes so assessed to be collected and appro
priated as other Borough taxes are. Every person
having such dogs or bitche la his possession, or
harbored aliout bis premise shall lie deemed tbe
owner tnercoi.
STREETS, PAVEMENTS AND SIDE
WALKS. Sec a The pavement and sidewalk t reauired
on the streeta wltbin tbe Borough shall be made
and pnt down tn the manaer prescribed by the
Borough ordinance by tbe property owner hi
front of their own let on their receiving due no
tice from tbe proper authority to make and pat
down such pavement and sblewalk and they the
said owners shall also keep In rejalr and renew
tbe said pavement aad sidewalk from tim to
time at may be required, and la every case of neg
lect or refusal on tbe part of owner or owners of
any lot to ma as ana put aown or renew ana repair
pavements sod sidewalks wltbin the time stated
in every notice to them, their agents or tenants
directed, tbe street commissioner, antler the di
rection ol tbe Burgess aad Town Council, shall
proceed to maks and pat down such pavement or
siutnaik or renew ana repair tne same a may
be reauired at the nrooer eoets and ebanres of the
owner or owner of such property or lots, sold cost
and charge to b made, secured and oollected ac
cording to law In such cases made and provided
provided that not less than twenty day aotice be
given lor th making or putting down of a new
pavement or sttewaig, ana not less than ten aay
notioa b given for repairing of pavement or std
Mi.
See. 63. All pavement notices shall designate
the name ol the street on which tbe kit requiring
the pavement fronts, nd th notice ahall give
uch description thereof may niakelt sufficient
hr plain as totbe particular lot or property meant.
The notices shall be given by dlrecttoo of tbe Bur
gess and Town Council, and shall be signed by
th Burgees, snd sttested by the Clerk of Coun
cil, t hey shall be served by the High Constable
pemaiallr. and bv eopv upon the owner or owners
er rv-fMtted owner or owners of the property or bit.
iu ease ike owner of the lot is a Boa-reaident, tbe
mtice shall be served up n his agent or upon tbe
rvoa eeeupving tu am lot, or upon botn ana
cony thereoi sall also be sent by mall te the own
er. II hi residence be known- In case of vacant
leu owned By non-reaidenu tne nolle snail be
posted ou the bit and a copy thereof sent to the
owner by mail if his residence be known ; copy
shall also he tervea en hi agent or tenant. If any
there be. The High Constable tball file bit return
ot sum notice aerveu miner oatn, ana return, set
ting forth apon whom and In what manner th no
tice was served. .
See. 64. Th pavements and sidewalks on Main
street and that part of Main Cros Street between
tbe Diamond and Union street (ball be twelve feet
wide ; oo all other streeta within tbe Borough of
the width H e feel they shall be ten feet wide,
snd en all streets ol th width of Olty leet, they
aball b eight leet wide.
The navemrnts shall be laid of good flag-nones.
bard-burned brick or tile, or of good plank of the
required length, not less than two Inches thick, at
the option of the owner ol tbe lot ; it made of
Ume brick or tile, tbe pavement or sidewalk shall
b provided with a good curb-stone.
See. OS In ease of the neglect or refusal of the
owner or owners of a lot to pal down or make a
pavement or sidewalk, and it become necessary
for tbe Street Commissioner to put down the aame
in accordance with tbe provision of Sec . the
pavement shall be made el plank, and when re
pairs are required they sba'l be made with the
asm material a thy war origiaally made of.
Ser. ea Th Street Com missione , ander the di
rection of the llurgess, shell establish the grade
at which all pavements and sidewalk shall be
lain, lo wnica graae an lot-aoiaer nau coniunn.
Sec. 7. In all case when bit owners neglect or
refuse to make, renew or repair a pavement ami
the aame I done by the Boroogh authorities, a
benallv el twentv per cent, on the costs thereof
shall be collected from such owner a provided for
by in aci Atscuioiy.
See. fts. Th street Commissioner shall have
charge ol the streets of the Borough and he shall
froSB urn to Ume ander in direction ana control
of ihe Burgess and Town Cotuie.l to do, or cans
te be done alt necessary work and repairs tnereon
and t eat homed to employ all necessary labor, i
lie shall, also, in tbe absence or inability ef the ,
Highl oostableto perform hit duty, serve tb dif
ferent aotice of th horoBgh requlrer under tb
ordinaaccs.
Sec. to. The Street Commissioner shall he charg
ed with all tools belonging to tne Borough receiv
ed by him at th beginning of or during his term
of olfloe, and ahall give a bond In th sum of ffM
for tne proper aceoonung M aaca tool.
DEPTH OP GRAVES IN CEMETERIES.
See. 70. No grave hi any of the Cemeteries of the
Itamueh shall he due lo a lets depth than lour (4)
feel above the space occupied by theoottin and any
person offending against the pr ivisioa of this ordi
nance shall on conviction thereof before the Bur
gess pay a tine ol not less than one dollar nor more
than tea dollars at the discretion of the Burgee,
together with all costs.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Sec. 71. All nerson wb are brought before the
Bunres fur violations of anv of tb preeeeing aee-
tkinsorordinsce hereafter passed who shall ne
glect or refuse or be unable to pay the fines and
csts Imposed on them by the Burgess shall tie
placed In the Luck-up and detained ior a period of
not more than forty-eight hoars.
See. 71 The Clerk of the Town Council hall
keep a bonk to be called tbe Book of Ordinance la
which be ahall paste printed eopb a of then ordi
nances and of all other ordinances that may be
hereafter passed.
Sec. 73. In the absence or inability of tbe Bur
gees to perioral hi duties the senior member of tbe
Town Council, or some ether member ol I he Coun
cil designated by a majority thereof shall act as
Bnrgvsa.
REPEALING CLAUSE.
See. 71. Allpreviousonllnancesor portions there
of that conflict with any of the sections of this or
dinance are nereny re peal ea.
Kmueit mm ttbtcribeS tht 27 dor) of April. A.
D. 185.
Attest :
Laarn M. Hkvi, I W. H.WELFLEY,
Clark. Burgess.
GENTS' F
AND
HATS AUD CAPS.
My Stock is all NEW, and ha been
ELECTED WITH GREAT CARE.
It consists In part of
Hats, Caps, Scarf Pins, Sleeve But
tons. Silk and Linen Handker
chiefs, Shirts, Underwear,
Hosiery, Umbrellas. &c
Com and see It, Tb articles ar too nraeroa
to detciibe. AU good SOLD AT POPULAR
PRICES. Dont forget th place. ROOM NO.
J, CASEBEER'S BLOCK.
pra PAUL. L. CASEBEER.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Eatate of Michael Snyder, late ofStonycreek Twp.
Somerset t o Pa deed.
Letter af administration an th above estate
having bean granted to tha undersigned hyth
proper aatborlty, notice Is hereby gives tn all
Indebted tn said aetata te aaak immedi
ate paymeal, aad those having claims against tbe
aame wl present tbem daly authentic far
it oa Satardar. the ath dav of Mav. Uaa.
aa &ae rewiewee oi jaua i. viotessan, in Hueasa-
Beauasr lewasnia.
JOHJC O. COLEMAIT,
" - UTRCS K AYaTAlf.
asBra.
jDMIHISTaATOR-S NOTICE.
Estate of Abraham Laadla. derd, late of Stony.
Blank TbttiiiIiIii niiitisn I'm n r
' Letters ef administratloa oa the above estate
havtng beta grant as lis aaaetabrned by the
proper Mfcouruj euiice is aereoy given la au
arson indebted te mid tateto nrak tmmedi-
satmyp,ndUloaebawagelaJBnMthe
ansa to present them daly authenticated for tet
lllant ag itataay. Maya. 14s, alia e'duafc
-,(, aa aoaat ot amaa n aiaer, la Jipgaary,
Bid Township, late the naldeneaof said ileeeat
CV ' . -. EDMUND LANDIS.
rr,Ttt T. MILLER,
aim. Adaxbibjtrators.
ESTABLISHED 1880.
FISHBB'S BOOK STORE,
SOMERSET, PENWA.
This well established, old and reliable Book. New aad Stat lonerv Store was moved on February
Id. lfoie, from iu obi, cramped aad tnsudketent
store-Kooni directly opposite cook a Heerii'. in tnese com raoatoo quarters specialty nnea up rur
Its occupancy, the stock of Books, News and Stationery has been very greatlvj enlarged. Special at
tention will be paid lo the H kolctal Trmde. School Book, School Supi-lies, Paper. Envebiic. Ink,
Pea, Almanac. Pencils, Blank Books, ac, will be bought In large quantities direct from manufac
turers, which will enable lliit establishment to job to town and covntiy merchants at such figure s
will make It advantageous tn bay here. To retell buyers, an almost Innumerable line of gtsnis win
he offered. Always for sale aa extensive sad varied assortment of lMetleal Works. Histories, Book of
Travel. Novels, Lutheran and Disciples Hymn Books, Dictionaries, Children' Toy Books Magailnes,
Reviawa, Daily Paper, blory Paper, and a general line of reading matter.
Day School and Sunday
LAWYERS AUD JUSTICES BLANK. BLANI BOOKS, TABLETS, AND MAERl'GE CEETIFIIATES.
tTMAIIi OSJDETIS SOLICITED.
CHAS. ti. FISHER.
SOMERSET LUMBER YARD,
elias cuNisriisraHM,
Kaiaraclmr ail Dealer. WMEsaler ani Rcttifer or
LDIEEE 11 BUILDING MATEBIALS,
HARD AND SOFT WOODS,
Office md Yard
AT
Somerset,
Op- S- 4 C. ft- R.
Sttio.
OAK, FOPLAK. SIDINGS. PICKETS, MOVIDISGS,
ASH, WALMT, TLCOUISO. SASH, STAIU RAILS,
CHBRKT, YKLLOW PIKE, SUISGLLS, VOOKS, H ALL SI LKS,
CHESTSVT, WHITE PISE, LATH, BLISOS, At'W jt'Z, POSTS
A Qeneral Line of all grade of Lumber and Building Material , and Roofing Slate kept in Stock.
Also, can lurnisn anything la tbe Un of our business to order with reasonable promptness, such at
Bracket. Odd-eixed work, c.
elias OTJ2srrrisr3-s .aim:.
Offices and Yard Opposite S. & C R. R. Station, Somerset, Pa.
KA-TON-KA
The Great Blood Purifier,
Ha been used for centuries bv tbe Indian, and broaght by them direct from tbelr Western bom.
led Una gather the roots, herb, berks and gams,
ei anil skiiitui ol these people are sent nor to prepare mi remarkable meuicin for uio white man
use. Tne Indiana rightly believe that
THE BLOOD IS THE LIFE,
And that to keep It pare I tb trail to health.
prolate sovatnabi a remedy, or one aopetent te care all eissaje anting from imparity of the
Mood, as this Indian preparation. No sufferer from any of these afflictions need despair who will
give U a fair trial.
A DISORDERED LITER AND STOMACH, UNLESS CURED BY IA TON KA.
Causes sach disease a Dyspepsia, Sick Headache, Soar Stomach, Los ofanuetlte. Heartburn, Da
nressiun. 1'eun.Uita. Fmal Disorders. Kldnev Diseases. 1 onstlbalion. Liver Coughs. Indigestion.
Asthma, Inflammations. Piles. Insanity. Jaundice, Melancholy, Impure Hiood, Sleeplessness, Fever
and Arse, Sciatica, b lienauatisra. Nervousness, Ooatlvene, Bilious Attacks, Feint in the Body,
Liver Disease, Bolls, Pleurisy, and a host of other lilt.
Tbe medicines of the druggist, taken internally, will do no good. The only safe and sure cure. I
la theuseof aaA-TOW-KA. It aids th liver and stomach to resume natural action, drive tb
K I sons from th system, tones up tbe nervous influences, purines the body, and restores perfect
alth. Ask your druggist for KA-TOM-KA. Take nothing else, as yon valua your health. If he
hat tl not, tell him to tend for it lo tb
OREGON INDIAN MEDICINE COMPANY,
cobby, FEisrisr'L
Price $1.00 Fer Bottle, Six Bottles for $5.00.
THE IHBIM COUGH SYRUP
Iseertalnly the best Hcmodv of Its kind ever Intmdnced. &n1 the nennte whnaiw anffeefnv with
Joagh, Uold, and Lung Trouble snoald not delay,
riflhAP 1 1 Will never be forgotten by those who saw the wonderful cares per
I I J U-M B-S m mm B formn.1 ia nnhlle hv the ln,Hn 1TM.n..nA Mn i, Mii.M ,...
Immediately. Ask your aruggiai for Modoc Indian till. Take Bother. It Utile best, a.eentsper
bottle. Large bottle 50 cents. For al by all d ggisl mal-lyr.
THE OLD RELIABLE
SOHTJTTLEE WJU3-02ST.
ESTABLISHED IS CHICAGO IX lS4'i.
I hare just received two car loads of the
most complete Western Wagon in the market
there ia a Hear Brake, to be used when hauling hay or grain, a something that farmers
know the necessity of when hauling on hilly farms. Kvery part of Hie Wood-work of
this wagon has laid in Stock three years before being worked "up, inauriut; the workto .be
thoroughly seasoned before being ironed. Being the patentees of the
DOUBLE COLLAR AND OIL CUPS.
It is the only Wagon made that has this improvement. It avoids the
necessity of taking off the wheels to grease, as in the old style ; by sim
ply turning a cap the wagon ran be oiled in less than five minutes. This
Wagon wants to be seen to be fully appreciated, and parties wishing to
buy will do well to see it before purchasing elsewhere.
EVERY WAGON FUL1Y INSURED.
In offering this make of Wagon to the public, will say I used the same
make of Waeon for fivevears when frrjiubtinir acrisei tba k..trv M,.nn-
I. , -; 1,. .I.-.
Miua, win iiaw wis. sue
tbe test. 1 reel warranted in saying 1 believe them the Best Wagon on
wheeh.
Call on Oliver Knepper or Henry Hetfley, who will, show you the
Wagons.
SWAGKSTS WASTED THS0VOH0VT THE VOVSTT.
I?. HEFFLEY.
SOMERSET, MA-TlCXi 28, 1685.
CURTIS K. GROVL !
(East from Court Hoase,)
Somerset, Penn'a.
Manafaetanr af
BIGGIES,
SLEIGHS,
CARRIAGES,
8PRISG1WAG0NS,
BUCK WAG OSS,
AND EASTERN AND WESTERN WORK
Furnished on Short Netle.
Painting Done on Short Time.
JSy work Is Blade eat or Thoroughly Seotoned
Wood, aad th Beot Iron mud Steel, butxtaa
tlallj Bstrnrted, Neatly Flnl.hed, and
Worrmmted lo Giro SmlitmelUm.
I Emplcy Cnlj First-Claia Workmen.
Repairing of All Klndafa Hy Lfo Dob oa Short
Notioa. PICES REASONABLE, aad
All Work Warranted.
Call aad ExamhM tar Stock, aad Learn Price.
I do WajroB-srorlt. aad tarnish Selves for Wlad-
JBUl. iteip"rer th place, and call in.
CURTIS K. GROVE,
(EJtofOoartHoB,) .
aprM-lyr. SOMERSET, FA.
PATENTS
obtained, aad an baslae tn the TJ. 3. Patent
Oflea, ar ka la Ocart atteadea Is tor O0EIATE
FEES.
Wa ara opposlu th V. & Patent Ofllea. en-
irad la rsTEIlT BUSINESS IXCtUSIVElY.aad
sen ebtala pataetala lesa Uaaa taaa tasa raaM
from WaSHINGTOR.
W sea BMdel or dratrfa; I atat advtas as to
petea lability free af oharsr; aad we saake HO
We rater, Sere, to the PeMiaaster, the SapL of
the Homey Order LltvaUoa, aad le etBctaisof the
B.Pateat UfBcs. for alrealar. advlea, terma,
arcoaaty, aikli ias jom mwm
O. A. SNOW ft CX.,
Opposite Patent OtHee.
WaaatosrtBB,D.(L
ftj
taaa at aavtMna else bv
f lawltaatefraa
ageacy fer th beat astttn;
Boes . aBgu
tall. Tsrau tree.
ea gnawr. na
Book Oo, Portlaad,
q Barters to the large, elegant and convenient new
School Reward Cards,
aad ship them east to as. A few of the most lexrn-
Th science of chemistry or et medicine ha never
it eUecu are magical. .10 cent per bottle.
8clf - oiling Steel-skein Schuttler Wacom, the
for Uuad or Farm Purposes. On the latter
... -i -n . : . 1. 1 i . i , ,
buiiix iiiiiwkwiiic, anu mey always 5I-OOU
THE EQUITABLE
Life Assnw Compaiij of lis
UnM States.;
Tr..u.. s rr..,7 n .
If Xa llyllV, Sri Cff I
IA BnUAUWAY, ti. Y.
81 CHEAPISDE. LONDON.
ASSETS
SURPLUS
- $53,030,581
- - 12,109,756
- 13,470,571
INCOME
New Assurance written in
1883. $81,129,756. Paid to
policy holders during the last
24 years, 73,877,699.
Tha Society ha wrlttca. darlnir tb peat twen
ty year, an accreirat amount f f sew asrarance
lanrer than has beea wrluea by aay other c la
pa nr ia the world.
The sarpla fond of the Sonrlety. on a four per
sent. vahaatlMk, I lanrer than that af oay otnr
life Insurance company la the world.
THaKqutTsaLBLira Asacaaaca Socictt I
aaes.a piaiB aad alBsale aontraet ot assu ranee. Ire
frem bonlenaoine and technical soodltiuns, and
INDISPUTABLE after three years. All poli
cies, aa soon as they aesene laillspatalile, are
payable IMXEDlATtLI apoa satisfactory
proof of death, and a leejal release, wliiKmt the
delay Basel wltb other eoapaniea. Uy tht
raoarr ravmcjiT, th beaelkclary of an aialla
ble policy i aot only saved front annoying delays
aad exprasaa, bat receive aeeaalary i alter a
quickly aa if th amount of the assaranc had
beea Invested la a bond of th Govern aant of the
United StaU.
W. Frank Gaul,
Special Agent for Somerset Co.
)Bij
IJQONIIt
AcaJcij anl Korinal Insltntte.
smu Ten or 12 wedQ m. m 20. m
Th Normal DrpartaaMt I alaaed esnealallT
frr teachers and tones orsusrlns tu t(wh. cmhra- i
eiaa theroaab drill la the EnaHsh heanebes aad '
Bw.boda of taaenlB;. The Aealeaii lwiawtnMBt :
provides, after tbiiroaah knuwleiis; oftri tn-;
llsb braacas, a fall roars la Matbeaiatic, Bci. -eaee.
Ureek and Latin raOcieBt f r prvfel'nal
swaicsuvauvaneea e,nege classes, uood libra
ry, literary eoeurty, and aaodarat ratsa fur tal
tiea aad b-jardtnc
ror farther particulars addres
KKV. W. H. VHfCFJfT or
Phor. L M. OKA HAM,
Ltaoaxaa, Pa Mar. IS, PinciiIi.
vv. T.TS.Vn
OTHERS FOLLOW
Our&foek Of
Drugs,
Medicines,
and Chemical
Is ihe Largest in the Countr.
ing enlarged my StonvroJiri. i;
riorv suited to ;i rapidiy ir.crf-a.
ing trade. I have inert;,!
my stock in
EVERY DEPARTMENT
And Ask a Critical EaiiBlnatioa '
GOODS ?1XD PIIICES.
NONE BtT
FUSI DRUGS BBFEM
r-iwcial Care Given to Omiponciliin
rAIXTS,
G LAS.-,
PUTTY.
VAUXltHES,
ASh rAisrEns- Zemin
B ILL'S 1IKS.
COMBS.
SI'ONGKS.
PERFUMERY,
TOILET ARTICLE;.
School Books and School SuppHei
at Lowest Prices.
eWe ask Special Attention tn thin Hqm-sic
Good Goods,
Low Prices,
An! Fair lealirs Tl
a rru. vvfs vr
OPTICAL GOODS-
1
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' C. N. BOYD'S.
MAMMOTH liLOCK,
SOMERSET PA
ISAAC SIMPSON,
IIMY Ml SHE STABLES,
PATRIOT ST., SOMERSET. PA
PEALLR ITT
SP60HEB PAT.G0LU3!
Cannot Choke a Hone
i .
1 t Adjusts Itself to fij
1 Horse's MecK,
lias iwo liovisui
Stitchinff,
WUI hold Hamet
In piaco better thin
any other Collar.
r Wont tm Us a Good sa Cars
GUTTER
Call oa im. 1 alio kwp rntutntlr oa lualA
Harness, Saddles, Bridles,
Whips,
Brahr, Lap IHankefi.. and evervthtcx Is
liun.1 in a Hrt-cli.ta.Mlrry iii i'3
anl Kiilmir Honrs alwavw rra ly fvrMre
When in aeiit of anything la mj Use
alajsjeacall. " .
lSaAt! SIMPSON.
liecJi, Si'vrF-"rr. ft
CALVIN HAY
BERLIN, XA.,
(MILLER'S MILL.)
MANL'FACTCREB OF
FLOUR & FEED!
T altaj lrartin rami l- v'lra mtntr nf Ftrl
Cf'RS-MKU. Hl'tliWHK.tT FW'B- if
all ktB.1 of CHOP. Also, all kinds ul lia
wnico i sen at
BOTTOM PHICES
I 7holes:il and Efil. Y..n will fare mnujl
buyins; lr"m me. M j stock is lays tra.
OEDEBS PILLED PHOMPTLl
Every Farm an experi
mental Station.
The best analysis of any
izcr is in tlio (armor's own
Soil tests arc reliable tests to de
termine the value of any maouft
An analysis is only an intcllig'-31
suggestion, but actual trial by fit
iarmer proves conclusively wlitti
a fertilizer will give good c?5
or not For six years our $23
Phosphate has stood scves
field tests. The best results is
been obtained by intelligent far
ers ivho us2 it season after seax
in preference to any other bras
If you have not used it yet,4
hope you will do so this seas
BAUGH & SONS,
Philadelpbi
! lime i um!
trill8
Th Farmer's Llmrooirny, IJnl',,.
at ihelr kilos, or i au a n,
GOOD LIME
At S ceau per Iraihel. r deliver H "J,
Lowest loall Kiiro4 SUik as aa-l
th Coontv, ao.ljrt the Berlin BnD"' flt
er, SmtufoetMm CmlW. It a) "o
rriler'o Lime, which is kaowa ' J jr
and S leece to i tbe Str.st as.1 o jjjif.
rlealtaral Purtiaoa. All rdcTsprnB-P''V.
Address, HtSKYS. VAt,
oaue-urr uarreit
If fl I VVl
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