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AN ORPIN" ANTE rrovidirr. for tb
i
pointaienl cf a Town Hnrneer ar.d a
rre-l Cororaissioner, and defining their
duties.
Srrrm 1. Te if mrdained Ay X Bd
rf Truittc Jl" 7-r of II laraeifer.That
there shell annually We appointed by the
fkar l of Trustcts, lomf person having the
peopar pal. C ations, Kneiacer of tbe Cor
poration, wh ah, II be callei the Town En
Cieer; ar. 1 nie suitable person who
the.! be Street C'mni'ioner.
Sic 2. U eha'.I be the dotf of the Town
f.Bg'.ceer l' 11 c5 and determ. tue)
Ta.Jfaoftbc :trcrts allejf, aide-walki and j
putt r. wlieit require 1 bribe Beird ort
I'reviiient. k.i l tüke the tjrop r Jrft and
rtle thereof
II hall aid the Ftrtet,
Cotara.--l.1er io hafiog all tbe work Md .
..,..,n.t. nn th. ,tr.tt. I fTi. 'iJ.
wVlkt and cnttcn done aj liiJ oS bj
ii. .k.ii tK-t Ku.Uif.r .n.1 fnr,
amnia rt rw ria mrw mr i t i ' b b a. t r im u n u
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.......... .n.- . .i.t.'V . K ih.ll
when called np-tn bj tny proprietor, who ia
Nont to builJ upon an? atreet or eorarr,
urvcj nd rurk oat lor iuch proprietyr,
. I . i I I V. .......
aci uraietr, ine incur iianui iucu rum
Am ri.Ttrr i it llirh f. i . 1 1 11 ml Ii ml- 1
....I. .f...! .,...t r An.l
beabll ali) lurrer and Uy out anjlot,,.
l!ock or f'ure when tailed
by tbe
rroprUtor of rroprittori thereof.
Stc. 3. Tbe Town Engineer .ben cm-
f!o?ed io
Utin ofT
nnd determining the
f;rAiea and improvement upon itrtf, al
leys, fcidcwalka aDd gutters, ahall b paid by
the Corporitlon at the rate of to dülUr
,, J , ; . v. . 1
lv employed b Lim; and wbeu empiorea .
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br rroririet.iM. he ?!ia:I Ftf rll'l DT t.lm lue
j i r - . . -
mc leea ailowcu
County turt ejwra for
imiltr icrticfi.
Sie-. 4. It hall be the dutv of the Street
Commiuionrr to aniint tbe Town Kcßiueer
in I tjln? oft! all improvtmenti upon treete,
Hey, sidewalk and gutter, and to aper
intend the construction of any such im
provement and tee that tke umc it done as
Uid 1T at.J mirked by the Town Engineer;
ailforthia purpose be it authorized and
directed bv the Hoard to ee tbat tbe ro
perviftora whoic dUtricla lay within the Cor
(oration, la tbe whole or iu part, do thtir
work at pttccribed in this aection. lie ah all
aIo nee that the streit;, alley, sidewalks
aud pulterü, are kept clear of obitructiona,
filth and litter, that oUtruct the free ucof
them, or the
fre. flowof water along the
gutter.
t-'tc. tt. The Street Corainisaioner tihall
bepiidat thentcof one dollar aud fifty j 1
cent per day for the time actually em
ployed by him as such Commissioner.
Stc. 6. Tbii Ordhauce ta be in force
from and after the first day of June, 1661.
I'aaied May 27tb, lrSl-
T. J. HULL, Trcs't.
K. B. Paanacav, Clerk.
No. .
AX )RIINANCE to proyide for the lay
ing out, opening, grading, and other im
rrovementa, of tbe street, alleys, aide
-
walk, sr wer, gutters and crosiogs. and
f r tbe protection of shade trees, and to
prohibit incumbrances or obstructions of
the atme.
Scene 1. B it rdtined by the Board
Truttttt f the Toten f Winrhtiter.
That on Malo, Meridian, rrauklin, and
Washington Streets, the width of the side
walks is fourteen leet. and the width of the
gutters is six feet. Tbe pave oo the aide
.walks shall bar a descent from the line of
the lots to the gutter, of at least one inch
,to every five feet; the deepest part of the
gutter shall to two feet from the curb-stone
and at lual ti-lit inches below the top of
the curb-atone, and the outer edge ef tbe
putter sl'all be U inches below the. top of
th curb stone. Where a gutter ern.s-es a
street, both sides of the gutter shall have
tbe same alopc that the outer side had op
posite a pavement.
5ic.2. On East, West, Aortli mi Siith
Streets, the width of tbe sidewalks is ten
feet, and the width of the gutter is five
feet. Tbo p;tve on the sidewalks shall have
the mo descant to the gutter, provided
or in section one, and all the parti of the
gutter shall be io the same proportion as
provided for in that section.
Stc. 3. The grades of all (he streets, al
ler and gutte s gball b ao laid by the
Town Engineer as to s;ive all the draft of
waler that can be had, so as most speedily
to run (f tbe water, and drain the town.
And all the work upon street, gutter?,
sidewaika and alleys hall be done as laid
out by the Town Engineer, and shall be
done unJcr the superintendence and direc
tioo of the Street Commissioner appointed
by the Uoard of Trustees; and this provi
Ion applies ai well to work done by Super
aisors as to that done by the Street Com
pjiijiooer, or by property holders.
Stc. 4. When a petition la presented to
ihe Hoard for the improvement of a street,
part f street or si deeslk, as provided in
the forty-siith section of the charter of the
town, it ahsdl be the duty of the Tow n En
gineer to lay off and estimate the work so
petitioned lor, and lay the survey and esti
mate thereof before the Hoard, when the
Hoard will uiake special orJcrs in relation
to such improvements
fr.c. 5. The President of the Hoard ahall
bae the general superitileudenro of all
improvements ordered to be made by the
loard of Truatees, ot II streets, sidewalks,
alleys, gutters and sewtrs, male within the
co rpof a t.jj.
Sso C. .ny p?ron building or beiog
baut to tuild eithin the corporation, m.iy
while SJ Uuldtng, occupy not exceeding one
Jnlf of the street next id his building for
depositing his buildiug materials; but if two
vr more ahall be building on the oppo-ite
aide of the strne street, at tho same time,
Iber shall each respectively occupy only so
yttuvh of the street next them as shall leave
a fufficicut p-win ay In the middle of the
atrtet fr the free passage of wagons and
ther vehicles; and all persons building shall
keep at lcat half of the sidewalk at their
building clear of obstruction, but may
teiuj-orarily obatruct one half thereof dur-
t in the censtructioti of their builJing; and
11 persons temporarily obstructing atreeta
or sidewalks, as in this section provided
for, shall, ujn the erection of their build
ing, remove all the ruLbi-h from said streets
, tr aiJewalks, and shall, at no time, during
the time they so oceupy said streets at.d
sidewalks with building nutcrials. suffer
the gutters to Ixs filled or obstructed so as to
prevent th free l!ow of water along the
same. Any person who shall violate any
of the I roviajons of this section shall, for
ch oiTeiüe, pay a fine of not less thtn
three dollars aor more tban teo dollars.
rrc. 7. Any person who shall obstruct
an street, gutter or sidewalk, aewer or al
ley, otherwise tbaa as provided for In the
sixth section ef this ordinance, shall, for
each oSense. be fined not les than ene nor
more than tn dollars, and if he fail to re
move such obstruction when required to do
so by the Marshxl or Street Commissioner,
he shall al:o pay th expenses of such re
moval, which tbs Marshal or the Street
CraBisio!,f r is hereby directed to mke.
k'ec.,?1. Etry person who shall ride or
drive along er across aof sidewalk (except
where a private entrance is made over a
sidewalk, or who shall stand or hitch any
horse, mute, ass or team upon any sidewalk,
or wbo shall top any team, wsgon or car
iia?e, ever fcuway across a street at a
tegular crossing, so as to obstruct the free
pr,e of persons along said fafitway shall,
for ch offense, be fined not les than one
dollar nor more tban ne dollars. Or any
per sen who ?i all leave his team unki;ched
wilhm the corporation, ball be liable to all
damages done by such team.
Fie. 'J Every person who shall hitch any
borte or other animal to ai- y ahade tree r.r
Ut arvri l the saue, ur wno hall hitch
aid animal or auiml e enou -h to i;i
jure said bade tree, or ho hall cut, box,
bore or hark mj shade tree.ur who shall
break, tear lii, or detroy any t, i tht
insv be around a shade tree for it ;rotec
lion. sliall. fr est.li efTe-ise. be flnJ n t
I.s than one dollar nor more than tire dol- j
Isrs: Vrv-Mrd. boweve r. tbat this rceon
shall not nppl t to tbe owner of trees or of ,
boirs put nrj'ind them for tbeir protection. '
h're 19. Hut II sidewalks hall be pav-;
ed ruh gravel, stone ot bek-k : that no other j
Vai of parrtxii-nti of sidewalks ball be I
ni-de in said tow n
Src. 11. This ordinince to be in
force
from and after the fir,t Jar of Juoe. 161.
eared M.y 27, 14
T J. HULL, Pres't.
S B Fumcu, Clrrk.
.No. :t.
AN ORPINAXCE dtCnlr- r,ffPr5M( od
preTibing punilttnr tit therefar-
?rTiox I. if nrjjin'd hi th Uttrd
f irutrrt J the I'lwn nf tmrhrt'r ,
'- t i ii? j I
innjpnwo woi tniuinaraac.iD-
r E'J manner, unu. muj iou .
strike, beat or arouiid another, within the
of Wincl.esttr. hall be deemed guilty
of an a.ult and bi'ter?, and upon comic
' ti ah t)irä-rf a K 1 1 lit ftnl tint lavax t f n Ana
dollar nor m-re tbn ten dollars
'v in 4 t7iwa iv mt ' w ato
?tc. 2. If two or more pcrsotu shall, by
agreement, fight in a pnhlic place, witliiu
V.i'u corporation, they hM be deemed guil
ty of an afTr.iv, and t-ball be each fined not
le than one dollar uor more tban ten dol-
la.
Stc. .1. Erery person who ahall, by pl.iv-
in or betting upon any ine or wager,
cither loic or win any urticlc of value, ball
be fined not If 3 than one dollar nor more
thin t n doll-irs.
Stc. I. Every person wlio ahtll be the
keeper tr xbibitor of any gaming table,
roulette, fhutlle-board, firo tank, Lino or
ten iin alley, or bitliard t tble, for the pnr-
toe of ir.igeirn r- .ntu leol value tliere-
: c . . , e i
w.orum:i which aut aitxle of v!u is
. I
Iot or uu, fcLijll be fiueJ not lc th.m one
dollar nor moie tban ten dollars.
Sic. j. Evciv persn who shall keep a
bawdy )iouv,or hill sull'tv h'.sor her boti!e
to be iied as bawdy Uoue, or rhall rent
the lame to be used for duth purpose, th ill,
upon conviction thereof, be finel not leM
thin one dollar nor more than ten dollars
for each day it in ?o kept or uded; and in all
case whe re the owner knows, or bud rea
son to believe, that th boue or place was
used for the purpose atorend, it shall be
euibcieut evidence th.it tue!, bouae or place
was rented for the purpose of prostitution.
Stc. t. It aba Ii not be lawful lor any per
son to exhibit tor pay, within this corpora
I tion ttir canvan, menngrrie, circu, theat
ptriorraauce, tncK-or itugeruema n or
lileigbtol banil, magic lai.tfin, puppet show,
dancing or concerts, until such person shall
a liccuse thcrtlor irom the L lerkoi
the Cortioratiou, which licence the Clerk is
hereby empowered and directed to issue,
when the applicant eliall produce the Treas
urer's receipt for auch sum as the Clerk
shall determine shall be paid for such
licence, not less than one nor more than
twenty dollars for each day cf such perform
ance. And evtry person offending agaiuet
the provision of this ection , shall, for each
such offen.se, be fined not less tban five dol
lars nor more than twenty five dollars; but
in no case shall the fine be less than the
amount required by the Clerk to be paid for
such license.
Stc. 7. It shall not be lawful for any per
son to keep a regular auction room or estab
lishment within this corporation without
firt procuring a license therefor from the
Clerk of the Corporation, which license the
Clerk shall is-uc to any applicant therefor
upon bis producing and delivering to him
tbe receipt of the Treasurer for such sum ss
the Clerk shall determine shall be paid for
such license, not less than twenty nor more
than sixty dollars per annum, and at that
rate for any time less than a year, but no
license s-ball issue lor a less time than three
months. And every jeron offending
against tbe provision of this ection, shall,
for each offense, be lined not Ics than five
dollars nor more than sixty dollar?, but in
no otüat hall the tine be less thin the
amount required by the Clcik to be paid lur
such licence.
Srr. t. It r-h.-vll nt be lawful for nny
. a' at .
traveling- pcuitr or niKin i er to mii or
vend any goods, wares or nu ri h.unJi.T, w ith
in tbis corporation, without first procuring
a licenio from the Clerk of the O rpor.it ion
thircfor, which license the Clerk töVill isne
to any applicant therefor, who shall produce
to him the Treasurer's receipt for such sum
aa the Clerk hall determine hall be paid
for such licen.se, not lees than one dollar
nor more than thrco dollars, for each day
such license shall issue for, but no license
hall be issued for more than five consecu
tive days at any one time. And every per
son offending against the provisions of this
section, hall, lor each such offence, be fined
not leas than one dollar nor more than Üf-
teen dolliM, but in no esse shall the fine be
less than the amount required by the Clerk
to be paid for such license. This section
shaP not be construed to apply to judicial
sales, nor to auction sales made by execu
tors or administrators, or by resident citi
tens of their own properly.
Skc. 9. It shall not be lawful for any per
son to sell, bar'ct or vend, diieeily or in
directly, any intoxicating liquors by a less
quantity than a quart at a time, within this
corporation, without having procured a li
cense therefor from the corporation, which
license the Clerk a her by directed to issue
to any applicant therefor, who may exhibit
to him tho proper licence Usucd to him as
provided by law, authorizing him to retail
intoxicating liquors during the time for
which be applies for license from thU cor
poration, and ahall also produce and deliver
to the Clerk the Treasurer's receipt for the
fee granting such license, which ia hereby
fixed at twenty. five dollars jer annnuMf and
at that rate for a lcs time; but no license
shall be issued lor a less lime, than tbe ter
mination of the period for which the app'i
cmt has license from the County Hoard.
Aud every one offending against the provis
ions of tls section, shall, fur each such
offense, be fined not less than one dollar nor
more than filly dollars, but iu uo case shall
the tine be It's thtn the amount required
herein to be paid fvr such license.
Sic. 10. H shall r.ol be lawful for . any
person to keep any station or jack to he let
to marcs or jennets within the limit of the
Corporation of Winchester, nor shall it be
lawful for any pron to let such stallion or
jack to mares to jennet, or to try nmres to
them, within said Corporation untill such
person hall have provided a suit-ihle plce
the uiuhlcoe to be juIged by the Hoard
of Trustee. And every such person ol
fending againt anv of the provisions
of this lection, shall, uoo conviction
thereof before any ju'ce of the pesec of
the town of Wincnester, for each such of
fense be fined in any sum not less than
three dollars nor more than ten dollars.
Stc. 11. Every person who halt ride or
Irive any horse r r other animal, within tbe
Corporation, faster than an ordinary trot,
hall, for earh offense.be fined not less
than one dollar nor more than ten dollars.
Sec. 12. It shall not be lawful for any
person to turn stock of any kind into or
upon the Public Square, nor to suffr bis
stock to graze or ruu at large upon the said
Public Square, to the injury of tbe cras,
herbsge or shrubbery thereof; and every
person violat'ng any of the provisions of
this sectien, -.ball, for each such offense, be
fined not less tban oue dollar ner more than
ten dollars.
2"kc. 13. This ordinance shall be in force
from and afttr the first dav of June, 14.
T. J. HULL. IWt.
S. C. Hate ist, Gerk.
Vo. 4
AN ORPIN'ANCE for the protection of
proptrty from fire, and prescribing pen-
.j.io o,;,h ,.,.
orvr.o . j.r .f mruamea by r nar
cfTruitetiof t, Town f IVia-f-Aesrrr,
I bat hereafter all board kilns or places for
, drying lumber, shall not be located, erected
j or toaiutainei within fifty feet of any dwel
oqj tiuusr, m-,oui nouse, mop, tore -
uuu-r, ur uiarr piace oi ommeij, on any
any
lot or street within the corporate limlte of Winchester, ourslng or swearing, hallooing.
Hie town of mcoester, and evsrv person talking in a loud and acpry manner, blaek
wbo -all rio.atethe proviMOisof thi .ec- guardio-, er usiüg ob.tcue, indttcut lan-
t'o ) hftli Le üntd in anjsum nn execedisg
t n dollirs.
j
'ball be a vio- .
.rc. 2. Whenever there
latioti of the provision ot r-ectton
thi orJir.acce, it hll be tbe duty
fine of
of tbe
Marshal to pve such person or pfr.'onj M m
or persons no , in
offending notice to remove tbe same imme- .
diatelv; end ou failure to conul, it hall I
K ik 4..t f mA MarAltftl trt rt-mnfl the I A
Mine, and for which strrice he iball be al-'
lowed the mm ol tw.j (Joiur per aj ana
I all necessarj exjttiäti lor removing the
j line, to be collected from tbe party to of
I fendinr. as other iudebteJneaJ.
ütc. 3. Tbii ordinance to be In force
from and after the first dj of June, 1N4.
l'asaed Maj 1'Tth, 1G4.
T. J. HULL, Trea't.
S D. naADatar, Clerk.
No. r.
"arTIo?! 1. Br if ordannl hy th' Rntfd
nj Trnttctt of the Tovonnf H'mrArWf r, Tbat
the owner or owners of one or more lots r
part of a lot fronting upon any eMewalk
within the liraiU of tbe corporation, may,
under tbe direction of the Town Engineer,
and as laid out by him, construct n good
flagstone pavement, with good tone curb
ing on aid sidewalk, and when ro construct
ed, the Engineer bhall certify tbe nie to
the Town Clerk, specifying the totof eaiJ
fidewalk and curbing fronting each particu
lar lot or part of a lot, which tbe Clerk
hall record in a book tobe provided for
that put pose. And the owur of each lot
or part of a lot, and bis aligns, bhall be
entitled to have the cot of ?aiu pavement
and curbing, without interest, applied to ths
pavmrnt of corporation t.axe., in full, from
year to year, until the cot of the con-truc-tion
of said pivcinent aud curbing shall be
thus repaid tu the o nrr of eacL lot or part
of a lot, and bis assigns.
Src. 2. Thoe who have heretofore eon-
atrueted rlag?tne pavements, with jjood
dressed stone curbing, according to the plan
of the Town, a certified to by tbe Town
Engineer, sh.Il be entitled to have the cost
of the fame, without intrrryt, applied to
their entire corporation te., from year
to year, until the name hall be repaid.
PdFsed Mav 27lh, mi.
T. J. HULL, Pres't.
S. B. BtADBiaT, Clerk.
No. c;.
FrcTioM 1. Pe it ordained by the Bnard
nf Truttcmof the Tntrn of Winchester, That
every person who shall keep a drav or ex
press, wagon for the purpose of doing a gen
eral drajing or express business lor the cit
izens of the town, shall be required to take
out a corporation license therefor, and that
the tax for the said licei.se ehali be five dol
lars ptr annum, and no license shall be
issued for a le?n period than aix months; rnd
every person ofleuding against the provis
ions'of this section, shall, for each such of
fense, be fined not less than five dollars nor
more than twenty five dollars, but in no
case shall the fine be les than the amount
rtqu'rrd by the Clerk to be paid for n.ch
license.
Passed May 27th, 1664.
T.J. HULL, Trcs't.
S. B. Bradscrt, Clerk.
No. 7.
S:ctio-i 1. Be it ordained by tht Bnard
of Trustee of the Town of Winchester,
That every peri on who eliall keep a billiard
table for biie, shall be required to take out
a license therefor, and that the tax for said
license shall be ten dollars per unnum for
each table so kept, and no license shall be
issued for a a less period than six months;
and every person offending against the pro
visions of this section, shall, for each such
offense, be fined not leas thin five dollars
nor more than twenty-live dollars, but in
id case shall the fi-e be le than tbe
amount required by the Clerk to be paid for
s ich license.
Stc. 2. Every person who tdtatl keep a
nine or ten piu alky lor hire, shall he re
quired to take out a corporation licrt.se
therefor, and that the tax lor s.iid license
shall be ten dollars for each alley so kept,
aud no license shall be i.-ucd lot more than
twelve months; nor io titan fit months;
and i Viry person offending against the pro
visions el this section, nil, tor each tucli
offense, be lined not lis than five dollars
nor in re thuu twenty -ti e dollars, hut in no
case shall the tine be less than the amount
required by the Clerk to be paid lor issuing
sucti liccuse.
T. J. HULL, Pies't.
S. 11. Haanm-ay, Cleik.
No. 8.
AN ORDINANCE protecting public mo
nlity, decency and order.
Srmoi 1. if ordained by the lizard
of Trustees of the Totem of Winchester,
That every prostitute found wandering
about said town, or within two hundred
yards of the corporate limits thereof, or;
found in any public act of prostitution with
in said limits, shall, on conviction thereof,
beforo anv Jusliccof the Peace within said
town of Winchester, be fined therefor in
any sum not less than two dollars, nor more
than ten dollars.
Sc. 2. Every male perfon over the age
of twelve years, who, having been found
associating with anv prostitute in any pun
lie place, street, alley or common of said
town, or within two hundred yards of its
limit.'i, shall, upon conviction thereof, be
fore uny Jo-lice of the Peace of said towr,
be lined In any sum not less than three dol
lar ii r more than ten dollars.
Skc. 3. Any person convicted before any
Justice tf the Peace of the town of Win
chester of any act of public iudeceiicy
within sai l town, shall be fined iu nny sum
not less than one dollar nor more than ten
dollars.
Sec. !. Every person who ahall allow,
perm t or countenance an disorderly con
duct, ".se or confusion in or about bis gro
cery room or other establishment, existing
in said town of Winchester, and wherein
any distilled or fermented liquors are sold
or kept for sale, or for being given away, or
having permitted any person to become in
toxicated therein, hall, upon conviction
thereof before any Justice ot tbe Peace of
said towu of Winchester, be fined therefor
in any sum not less than three dollars nor
more than ten dollars
s!
rc. 5. Any person who shall appear
a state of intoxication in any public part of
said town of Winchester, shall, upon con
aiction tKereof, before any Justice of the
Peace of stid town.be fined in any sum not
le than one dollar nor more than tcu dol
lars. Src. fi. It la hereby made the duty of the
Marshal of the said town of Winchester,
and he is hereby empowered and required to
arrest, either with or without process, any
person who, at any time, shall be found ri
oting, righting, or' in any manner disturbing
the public peace, or who shall be found in
toxicated in any public fxirtion of said loan
of Winchester, and said Marshal shall com
mit such offender to the jail of the County
of Kandolph for safe keeping, until com
plaint be made against him to any Justice
of the Peace of said town. Proviprp, that
no person hall be o imprisoned longer
than unlit ten o'clock on the succeeding
day, unless such succeeding day ahall be
Sandte, in which case complaint against
such offender shall be made on tbe next
following Monday. And in discharging
such duty be shall have full authority to
call to bis aid tbe power of the town. And
uch Marshal, failing to perArm the duty
required of htm by this section, shall be li
able to a fine of net lew than one nor more
. a as
I man to aoilars. a
Src. 7. It shall be the dutv ef the Mar.
fllÄ' the towa Winchester to appre
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.and violators of any of the ordinances of
the town, to suppress all riots, affrays, and
'unlawful ass.rr.M5e. a. i tw.
' pcr.r rallv to keep aud preserve the peace of
the town.
1 Src. n. Jf any person shall be found
within the corporate limits of the town of
uae, or w io ball, in a threatening r
menacing manner, offer to do violence or
injury to any other person, shall, upon con
riction thereof, before any JusMce of the
Pca:c of tbe towu of Winchester, be fued
ant "urn not less than one dollar nor
inj fum not less than
more than ten dollars. I
ijr.c. U. If three or more persons ahall i
r mrw a e i .... V .,.4 1
, . . i.
manner, the? phall be deemed cuilttof
not, and, upon conviction thereof, before
any Justice of the Teace of Winchester,
sli.ill be fined in any ;um rot exceeJing one
hundred dollars, to which may be added im
prisonment in the comity jail for anytime1
not exceeding three months. j
Paed ilay-JTth, lcG4. ,
T. J. Ilt'LL, Tres't. t
S. U. Drapruki, Clerk. j
AN
O R 0 1 N A N CE to pr e v e n t
dijeharg-
ing fire arrnj.
and prescribing puniaii
roent therefor.
i
SirrtoN 1. He it rdiimed by the Bonrd
of Truste f th' Ttrn J iVtaz-esfrr,
'ITiat every person who cball discharge any
fire-arms within the linvt j of the corpora
tion of said town of Winchester, to the an
noyance of any of the citizen", hall be
fined in any sum not exceeding ten dollar?,
upon conviction thereof, before asy Juaticc
of the Peace of paid town.
Passed Mar 27ih, 1H".I.
T. J. HULL, Trca't.
S. Y. Bradbiry, Clerk.
!r. 10.
Srerriore 1. Be it ordained by the Board
of Trustee of the Town of Winchester,
That it sli.ill not be lawful for any person or j
persons to keep or maintain a nuisance !
within the corporation. i
S.c. 2. Whatever is injurious to health.J
or indecent or offensive to the smelt, or an
obstruction to the free use of property, so
as essentially to interfere with the comfor- j
table eniovrae.it of life or property, is a '
; nuisance, and the subject of an action. I
Skc. 3. Any person or persons offending j
against sail ordinance, hall, on conviction ,
before any Justice of the Peace of the town
of Winchester, be fined in any sum not Ic-
than one dollar nor more tban ten dollars,
for each day such nuisance is inaintaiued.
Passed May 27th, ltd.
T.J. HULL, Pres't.
S. D. Eraobcrt, Clerk.
No. II.
Skctioi 1. Be it ordained by the Board of j
Trutiet of the Town of Winchester, That
everv property holder shall pay a tax of 35
ct.. ön each " $10'J IK worth of property
within the Coloration.
Src. 2. Th tcach Poll tax hall be 2Tct.
Sic. 3. The tax for each male dog Bhall
beil. and each additional dog. $3, and
each bitch i'-i, and for each additional bitch
$1011. G. SHAW, Tre&'t.
S. B. Bradbury, Clerk.
No. 12.
Sf.ctio 1 Be it ordained by the Board
or Trustees of the Town of Winchester,
That the limits of the corporation of said
town be, and are, hereby extended aouth-
i warJ, so as to include all of the mlota or
Cotton) rf addition to said town.
At a regular meeting of the Board of Trus
tees of the Town of Winchester, Indiana,
held on the ICth day of May, 16t7, tbe
above and within ordinances were re-adopted
and ordered to be published.
G. SHAW, IWl.
S. H. Hsadscrv, Clerk.
JOHN 1YI. PENDLETON,
(.'Mwtsfto MeRcwasr,
1'or the ptinlia-c and salo of
Domestic. Mttcc und PiiIIhI W'avV
Cash .lva Mad-. I o.;siti m.-nls SolitiUd
(ii noul r S.itU1 Marm t NVporl
Fjriii!n''! at h'o.pi '-t.
i:i:i'i:ui:nci:s-
lt. V. Vail. f'.a-li'rN.H'l I'anV of Commerco. N.V.
.Mt-.r. J. ItooriM.-ut, J-.liiitoii to., . V.
Itonlnn, McMilUti V to., I 'lev Hunli, Ohio.
- f. Westfall, Cash'r First Nat l Hank, .Minne
apolis. Minn.
Thos. Arthur, ah'r First X;dM Hank, Newton, la
Messrs. Kord, lUxon V M. bonis. .Mo.
.ami la nny U.tnker tnroiisriiitt Ilm t'ountrj liav-
t New York CorrosMiudi-iits. uU' uui-t
i; it i j;
GCKAT IlI.'OAl UAlUiK IHU'1'.I.K
ftoUTK ie
I HACK
SYAX
von ic, imsmv, and
i:Ne:i.ANi c itii:s.
TIMS RAILWAY KXTK.MiS FKU.M
Dmikhk to Neu Vetrk, IfiO Mile,
IliiHitlo to N-v Vork, 12:1 .Miles,
SitlitinniicH to New York 1 15 .lit Ira
ash is rsoM
TWENTY-TWO TO TWENTY-SEVEN
MILES THE SHORTEST ROUTE.
All trains run diret tl) throug-li to New York,
MILES without eliaitgii of coaches.
FKOM IMINKIKK A N I S.t I. A M A NCA f!y Now
York time Irom 1'hioii iKpoH:
7.30 A. .M. KXFKF.ss .MAIL, from Hunkirk,
I Sundays ext--lol . S'lop ut Salmn.ii'
lu.oo A.M., and roi licit ut lfrnetlsa ills
and Cor Int! with the f.un A. M. Kx press
.Mull from KulTalo, and arrives in New York
al ..IU A. Al.
2.20 P. At. MlillTMM. KXPKKSS, iMm.lavs
eaceptedj. Moj.s at lliru ltv ill.- I.
AI. liip!, IntersiH'tlntr with the S.i'ii . AI.
trjin Irom UufTilo, and arrives In New
.rk utT.'iOA. M
4.15 I. AI.NF.W Yell: K NICHT KXIMtF.KS, from
liunkirk, IStin.lajs excepted). Mops al
Salamanca ti .V .M.; Oban ".KP. M.
Nup"; 1 uriiHr's A . M. Illkftl, und ar
rive In New York at -J V. AI ., rönne t .
It's; with A 't'rtnH.H Trains and Steamers lor
boilou and New Fnfrlaud Cities.
FROM liUFFAt.O -ny New Yrk Time from
Pcpot corner Kxctinn-p- and Mlrhlcan I ts.
3.45 A. M. NKW VORK HAY KX IMf ESS, from
Salamaioa, (Sundava excepted. Mops at
llornellsville !M3A. Al. Hkfl, husnue
hantia I. M. Supi, lumer's ".ViA.
and a rives In New Yirk 10..10 1. AI. Con
liLMisul (ir'at b-iid with Delaware, t.neka
wanna nnd Western Railroad, and at Jersey
Citvwlth Mi.lnigtit Express Train of New
Jersey Knltroad f-r Fbtlj delphia, Haiti
luore und Washington
8.00 A.M. F.M-KKss MAIU via Avon and llor
nrllsvllta Sund ) s excepted . Arrives In
New York at?. no A. M. Connects at Fl
mira with Aorth.-rii Central Hallwa) for
llarrbwurir, I'liiladelfbia, HuItlaioie.U ab
Ington and points outh.
2.23 P.M. I.K.IIT.MNC, KXI'RKSS, Sundasa
aeeptedl. Stops si I lornrlNvlII i.
M. sup., and arrives In New Vrk 7 00
A. H. toiiiiv t at Jer.ey City with Morn
Ins Express Train of Naw Jrr.ey Railroad
fir rialtlmore and Washmrton.and at New
York with Atom lu j- Kipresa Train for Hos
ten and New Lug I and Cities.
O.10 P. Al. NEW YORK NIGHT EXPRESS,
1 4 1 I.V. Mops at Porti- H-ao P. M. t-s'P-l I
lnierseetin at llornellsville wltn tue S.li
P. M.Traln Irom Punkirk, and arrives tu
New York at r.VDO I. M.
11.30 P. M. CINCINNATI EXTRESS, Sunday
excepted. Slaps at Susquehanna ?.ri A.
I uau;; . I rner a I .tu r ..-'.l1''"' I
ana arrives in .Vw or al3. I'.
nctsat Minira with Northern C eiitral Rai -
wayror llatnsburc, l"hlladelphU, I -
more, Vaahli.Ktou and points r-outb at
-'4 with Helaware, Iaiehaw anna
ao l U estern Railroad for Feraotoii, Trenton
and I ltiladrlrhla. and at New York IIb
T s-r-t if sa-is I real HB el Hi! Hkt lluvra IVI a-ev e-eM
and New FntrUnd Cities.
Only on Train hast on Sundry, leaving Baff
U atfl.io r. Al.,aud reachinr New York at 12.30
P.M.
aflAaa.s.a. 1 fia KAsli.ai I
Boston and New Engtae-d Passeegers, with
their Hafj-age, arc lraulcrrci free o, charge in
New York.
The hest Ventilated and Most T.Mxqrioas Mep
Ing Coaches Jfjr"IN THE WORLD JJH accom
pany all B'ght trains on tbis railway.
fiAC(;Acn nii'CKEn Tiinoidii
And fare alwaysasl-w as by any olber Roale.
ASK TOR TICKETS VIA ERIE RAILWAY,
Which ran be obtained at all Principal
lukcl umees in the West and
4outat.
H. RIDDLE, WM. R. BARR,
Cen'l Fup't. - Otu'l Tas. Ag't.
WOOL.
WOOL! WOOL!!
TO THE FARMERS OF WAYNE
AXT-
Surroiiiiclin? oiiiitie !
We tli all want tiie eo-nira; season
200,000 Ml. OF WOOL,
I"or whih w ill W pr,pse-f pit t?o V'lrejl
liiarket prire, eitlier In oof teletral-d
HOME MADE GOODS 9R f35H.
Ilavlnc Inrrcaitol our mahinry and ad. Is. I all
the l4t-l improtemeuts, mm ir pri-parrl to lun
mil a lrj a mount of täxls AtlU, --ii.il In
q'talil) to any ever made tu Ihti eoun'uy.
Me have on hand a ninth larger rariety of
(io... than w hai last year. ud iiaV mUo Iiii
pried the quality ao lUnt tho
K1CHMONI) GOODS
stand No. I, not only at home, hut also le the
t'lix liiimti. M. I. in, Chicat-'. ami 'I olelo
u.ark-l. from all of whxh plarei w- have re
ceived larit" oiders, and in eter) liiitaiiee filled
theui to their t-litiio sati.fac tiun .
Our Stock Consists of
the follow Ins goods, alt of iir own maioifarttirr,
iu ad from ih very best uiatsital, and warraiil 1
eiitirely tree from
WASTE OR SHODDY.
wM.b we offer at prices but very bttls ahote
wbal you pay for tbe
Eastern Shoddy Goods.
CiiMlmrrrt,
Docsltin
Nnttinrtt,
Tweeds,
Jeans,
I'lnnnels,
lllnnket.
Ystrns, Kc.
We hall have a large amount of all the differ
ent qualities and nuruUvrs of Hroaebes on hand,
w hlih we will exchange for
WOOL
'a persons eotninr prepared to par M lb tad
Hn and yplBBief.cae take Rroacbaa home.tbere-
, b -oroselves the troehle ofcotnlnf after
: thetn several llms and beliiC disaepoialtd, a
, n bt.rB fM- formerly.
pr the eoavenlcare f oee waay eaatomers m
, low bb4 fouMry, ho ran net spend tbe time to
.... uiii.. . , .... AM,.. . .., ,i
XO. Öl XIAiy 8TIIEET,
First oor west of riuramer's Drur Store,
where we shall he prepared . reeelve Wen e
same terms as at tbe Mills. Ia fu.ur) our rAa
can only he bad at tbe Mills and oar Mors, a
both of wai-h places we ball keep a full aa
complete sleek 0
RICHMOND FACTORY COODS
JACKSON, WAYNE . DtTNN.
fill HichtBon!- iRdtams
C. Itfll.
McADAMS & MAGEE,
dealers in everj description ef
STOVES, TIN WARE AND
Agricultural Implements.
Th.r.kful rr Ihc :iHrat i.atmnng hret..fore (
hettoed. e ... by else att. i.tin t .sin- j
and fair tlealit gt.i merit a omltiiu am -i iov
um. Our prires i!t ilsitil- k low as the
j aame las f itHMl aabe tuj;M f-jr at any of
' tb" n chl-o-ii.g t..
We mil mamttai lure lo or.l.'ffi Vud r Tin,
j t'.ir or she I Ir.-n Ware, und aliend prompt-
jlvt.n kind -f J"5 work. hIi I Konlnf.
j htMMittug, Ae. Miop nnd Min1, i" l'u'rce-
' buil luiz,S. W. corner public Kiuare,
Vincbestcr, IndiunM.
Contains all the .Medii-inat Properties of
imni: TItl'.i: TA It.
It has a welt earned notoriety for caring at!
diseases of the
TIIKAT AM I.IWCS.
Win of Tar also possesses a healthy actiu
upon the stoma h and lowel rejuvenating the
io em iiil r.-toriuj it to rf'ct Iteallh.. It Is
ver enVctive in r uriitp ."tni'laiiits orfinatii
from the Liver, Stomach, Hoael, f idn),
Su1 I rr limes'". and iirorrri at only One
IWtllar a " Btl-. t.enuine bv- Wine of Tar
Mown on the bottle, .See small circulars at
UruyrgU!.
ol.lVOIJ CKOCK CO.. Proprietors.
For sab- l y J C IIirsn, Pru-st, Wneheter,
Inl
The best way get rid of a coujrh r rdd is to
Seek I'.aily n Surr Itrlicf.
This can b- do e by u-in
m:zoiN r.uxiit,
Whih Is h-atii!r. soothinc and .l.-a-ant. It -a
tine p toranl, o.-iis all phl rm. s-oils
abirritation, and enables the tienl to bate a
refreshing sl-p at nipUt.
relieves all ttmnehiil Trouble. The in
slruftions fr Croup trhich accompany
every bottle, have nerer been known
to fail.
Comsuptivfs will a.lniit it is a sovereign rem
edy fr lliem
Trv One IJottlc, Trice r.öc.
For sale by J C Iliasn, Urorfrist, Wlnrhester,
Indiana
I ti II I T Y Y L It It f. O O l .
Taken as a prlnp Mii-ine for I'nrlfylug the
Kloo-I, removinc its slnjeshiiv-. eausinc t to
flow in all its original purily and iffor, and
dritiitc oit the impure and p nicious causes
wliitb induce disease.
UK. CKOOKVs
v r . irr a ti 1. 1: i : t rt x ct
I a great I'rnwbf "f Health.
It rmTft II Tiiiiti diseases of tS st'n.
t'lrers. I'imide. Itloft-lit-a. I'iKtiil". reü, Tel-
ter. Rings) orin, "sa It KloMim, Siald lb-al, Vc.
For Ithriiinntism it net l.ikr n ( harm,
prtvinjc sway all ache anl pains, anJ has n
i-fjual iu cirii' it.
i the Kin f K rnfitht Mcdi'-htr,.
For sab by J
ln-1.
C. Iliasn, liru;rlt, Wiim he-tor.
flll.VT.X r.AI.SUI is ili i hi sp.-.t .rnd speed
Ir.lruro f.'r ItrJi. Armj or V :iViIi rfiiii lo-s. Il
I liquid, l- li"t .!i:ir.-i'.iM -: lo.'s ii"t soil Mo-
elotlie, am' .levrr fads to nin at once. It one
tains no m.r-or , tind i,:it to ! i nl -r an
riirimisti'--". It "' la If : prles l aimi
Inr prparati'ois, au I is far mre plcasaat and
cfTM-li
It Itrtnils for .r n Ilottlr.
ft preritl t hipped lhnl: mh.f Vrm while
' ,n . an xli-rnal .-ii-l-t ii"n I'-r f ..
""V , " 1isi-:i-s l lie- M.in, !! .-r.
isirt,, r, i. ellertoe. Il .ill
O d Sore, t. "ilTreii. , , , . ,
pced.lv cure üum, a.,J Ätalds. -Made o.ly h,
"dtOOK M INITA'Ti:.?1-5 ( '
lHloll. '''lo.
CITRON P. A LS AM I blown tri ,yery hoi.M
Fr sale hy J . C. Iliau, Hru'-t, ncL1"!'
Ind.
MC A 1X1.
IM
ilJUju
. CROC IK'S VF.fi F.T A llt.K
S-PH L-sS KKMEDY.
rttlv-lj Cur.
It av ill Itrroiiit: Ihr SHiiidaril Ke nirdy.
The nf!b-e. l,.i lib I no f.iil to w rile for a eon -rise
Icarription of ili li-u-- and Ilm ) i r l r
it t-niail. Il is soii tree lv mail.
Hr. Cro.ik's S ph I s ir.-me.l Is sold ty J. C.
Hibsh, HruiL'll, :il $1 pr boitlo- Full dii c-
t ions iri'om m im r-r lii.lll--.
Hit. OWVhRf RlMih V CO ,
Virif, lv I'aUon, Ohio, Proprietors.
A. R. H I A T T,
DK.M.KR IN
HARDWARE,
North side ef the I'uhlie Square.
AT THOMAS WARD. OLD STAND,
WLXVllESTEn. LXDIAXA.
4-3-r
TWT f LI I nirnt s v. -
DITCH I DITCH I DITCH
Drain Yottr IlVf T,atldS
x,,.--,..-. . . ..
. ri; I f. V;;'":. .V.1: .7- . . , Z rT 1 rai"
! i lie bat demoDttmcd the fart to i f-rmers en
Hb.i..i..i. i- .i.-.. i. . ..w. ... . r 1 !
? v -aii a. ihorosrti Iralnm-. full Ttliee will
........ ii ir-uin.c m,i
' ran
I ti.an
oef
faeit
a tirutt... üiidr nre ears1 ewnnA m m irtnttemenl an,! I. m,II,r r,r ut.r art limhlt
Myth.it -a.) -r: nuUiL' a h.ttcr Tils . -....I : ;. .. Iii.,....
wc hv ever ct I.e.- al.l. mart a far tar. I ..t - r . i i. . i ..
. wt?t ol ly dt.t on .haw K (lsrk. hi I ft ford. JlaiLr . t-f
ti-
INDIANAPOLIS.
fllKH-.siCAl. VIMTOlt;
A Monthly PcrimlUnl ihvotclto Mu
ri f and Mttsfrnt Literature, I&uai
on the firtt ,f each month, ly J. sl
Ihttterjirtd X- 0.T India nnjKyfu. .
diana.
"The nnnlcI T.-itor,r contains ech
month, a Musical :dory; a moi-tbly record
of Musical New, at home and a f read; a
nionihl bulletin of New M arHc and Doka;
fr.m three t four pgr of choice New
Niuir, oal and intrnmeittal, prepare,
with e-pocial n ferenre (or iff in the how
ei.rle. 'orth. in eeh iinmb-. frm T0 t
IM nt b-eio s rlielei ow -weal topici
o intf-ri t t elri.-tt rs, lei-:erw J pi-pi!.-,
Icfted ai d prepercd lur its c'iljrnL
t i: i: ms.
ine eopv, i r annum, in aUv.arrr,.J
. I ror.ii " L'.JI
I . f., " 10
Twn.M " M 7-iO
Back number? -upplie! Addre?,-
J. A. I?UTTEKKIEI.l & tel..
l-tf
Indianapolii, Id;
J. A. Kiafca.
KiMA i:n siivr.RSx:
Wlelosale
CON FECTIONEBS,
No. i- MasHchriett Avcunc,
IN 1HANA POMS, IM.
yr-porders from a distance prornptly.nlld...Oa
ult-6m
WILLARD & STOWELL
DKAI.l'.RS IN Ml 'SIC
AND
Musical Instruments,
Keep constantly on hand, at Wholesale ant?
Retail, an extensive assortment of the best
TP I .A. IT O FOETES
CABINET ORCANS,
aiaD
.7 ; Ts o n JE O .V 8 ,
No. I Ilittr Mooc
.qr.lv Indirtnnpolie, Ind.
Indiana lVhotcitaie
BOOK t PAPER HOUSE
BOWBN, STBWAIIT & Con
No. f si )Vet Wnatiiii-jfoii-at,
INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA
DEALERS IN
LETTER & CAP PAPERS,
Wrapping Paper.
I'ommereial Note, T'onrtrt Hoards. Window
Paper, Wall Paper, lUank IJoska. Memoran
dunis, Lead Pencils, ltccl I'ens, Pen
Holders,
ARNOLD & BUTlBSJIKS lit
('iiiriniinti
tin.t 4 liien;
p itill cd.
Hill- raa
50,000 lbs. Bags Wanted
For CASH, or in exe hange for (JOODS.
janiM 4J3yl
n. j. stil ls
r. raiiM :v.
a. h.
tsVer.
STil.ES, FAHNLEY & M'CREA,
Wholesale Pcalt rs in
II A T S. CA P S,
af r
MIIaLINKRV COODS,
No 1.1 1 South .Mrrldinn street,
lNltlANAPfll.lÄ. IM. (SS
c. s. iMi-rai.P-oa.) f j. m. alylt
DONALDSON & ALVEY,
JOIHJKr, OK
ÜAT3, CAPS,
STRAW GOODS
UMBRELLAS & PARASOLS,1
Al South .'Irridinn treef.
Schntill'a Ii'ock, India naps. lis, h d.
April '.l, iHili. nil ly
FURN
ITUREi
M:.Mvi:itsi)oiti i:n a,
a a at rscTrari or
..-
FURNITURE &. CHAIRS.
ft
Persons wishing to purchase
(lood and Subatantial Furniture
Will phase pire us call, we arc an
that you will be aatisfiral, and ;lut you
not better yourselves any abut ile. f
keep i constantly oo hand a 0od assortment
III' ll KAU.S,
CUPIIOARDS,
SAKBS,
T a n I. k a ,
UKDSTRAD-a,
cams. i. o .i n a
CHAIR?,
STANDS,
SOKAS.
CKNTER
N D
DINING
TAP L ES
Mc, lc Etc.
COME ONE! COME ALT,
And see oar stock hefore purchasing else
where P.ast side of Tublic FVjnarf -Winchester,
1ml. a-lt
SI-500 PER YE An.
II"- ...... . V .11
. - nrni "r"wnnr io rrn nur
Iimraovtr. $. Sewing Machines. Three
ncwVinda. t'nder and opper feed. War-
;:"ntfd.ßre -TC"V ALore Salary or larg
1 commissions paid. The n.r rascllcn sold
ilnthe United Sutea for lesa than $ 40.
wb,ch ref licensed by Ifeve, WUtUr
r r J n r r l -
.V Wilton. Grocrr .V Büker. Smotr .V C .
i - ..' . " . .
ma veiaer.
1 other machines are in-
rfTt
i"s i ' iü ' r l. . -'--SV
ii y. . r ;r r- i .
:j.u.n , :'ji ifi: ty. chic-jo, iilhou- :02jtt