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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-01

CLOSING OUT SALE .a.
WINTER OLoTHIN
OAK HALL,
100 SEyEATH STBuRT, ...
IH Opposite Post Office.
DeBlFlng to clear our counters for tho
/ SPRING TRADE,
WINTER STOCK .--
REGARDLESS OF COST,
No customer will leave without purchasing n
any reasonable concession
,1a. I'm PRICE ...
WIil induce hin to ssXRBoUR a 90
,.HGa OAK HALL,
.Elr III. Seventh Street, near u,
A. Opposite Post once.
Tue OLDEST IRHABITLNTs meet at the
National Metropolitan Bank at l2 O'Clock
today and proceed In q body to pay their
respects TO the President.
-
THR STOCKHOLDERS MEETING Of the Ma
tlonal Bank Of the Republic for the election
Of nine directors is 70 be held on Tuesday,
the 18th instant, between l and 8 p. IN.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-01

UN'p' u Wtt s HI d. ~ q, 81 n. isso
"a the peuuog on D. foLgI, Of WAahlnGton,
2, "a lssiEues by, mespe assEnmenls o. James
granted 70 The said Jamsa N, Miller on the i0th
aAy 81 NAY, 1900, for AZ improvement In Surface
II 4 ordered that the teaiimony In the case be
closed % the 10Th DAY on April neat, that the
pot Be limited y the 9Th day Of April next,
eRa that said petition DO heard on the alh day u
Lhy psrs0H may oppose ihlg extension,
SAMUEL y. FISHER,
deea'TpSt OommitaioneT Of PAtentg
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-01

Inn SOCIAL REUNION or THR BTArR a.
cIErtEs.-This affalr OF which public nolIcs
has been given In the REPUnLoLB, came on
last evening at Liberty Hall, III tho new
building, corner OF Seventh and l. streets.
Although 10 was eKtemporized, with but little
time ior making arrangemeats, avery large
ana Intelligent company, representing the
several States, llled the Hail sobn aftor
o'clock. j. NJ. McGrew, esq., Of the sixth
AUDITORS ohlco, called the assenblaRe 10
order and introduced the Hon. A. M, Clam
as the presiding oficer for the occasion,
MI Clapp, on taking the chair, made an
appropriate Introductory speech, which was
warmly applauded at Its close. 1.-THE late
hour at which Il was received makes ID i'm
possible TO publish IL In this issue Of our
paper, but We shall mako room for Il In our
Mondays paper.1
Immediately amer Its close the aatos ware
called, aud responded 70 in short pertinent
speeches, as follows; Pennsylvania by Mai,
Neylni Ohio, BY A. NJ. GanEoWef, esq,, OF
tho Third Auditors Officer Iowa, BY Hon. a.
W. heCrearyj Illinois, by Gen. y. A. Paine,
New England, by Judson B. Brown, eso,,
Indiana, by Col. O. A. Pierce; Michigan, 81
J. Fred MyerS, esq. ..0
Upon the conclusion ofthe speeches, music
and promenade followed for a short time,
when dancing commenced, aud was kept 10
until some time amer the New Year was
ushered In. All seemed to enjoy the pleas
cation. -|..
The floor committee performed their part
with credit, and the general committee OF
were prompt and active In the
performance Of their dutles. We should he
glad TO make our report more full In detail.
but the crowded state Of our columns will
not permit.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-01

CHRIsTMLs CKLEBRATIoS AT CHRIsr's
CHURoH, NAVY YARD,-The beautiful Christ
mas tree which had been placed in the chan
eel OF Christie church was, on Thursday
evening, stripped Of the fruit which had AZ.
tracted the wlstful looks Of the little oues for
few days past. There were upon 1t PCS
gins, (ous for each pupil In the Sunday
school, costing $50. The exercises were
conducted by Gen. w, II. Brown, who made
the addresses and handed over the gifIs 10
the scholars as they came up by classes 10
receive them. One could not SEQ the bright,
sparkling eyes without feeling that Il was
"more blessed TO give than to receive" The
pastor Grew. Charles Shields) was the re-
clplent Of handsome present. r..r...I
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-01

ELECTION OF OFF1o1Rs.--The Washing
ton Literary Association have elected the FOL
lowing named gentlemen as ofilcep OF the
society; Major NJ. s. hopkins, president /,
Mt. NJ. b, Phillip, vice prpsident, Mr.. M. T,
Moses, secretary and NJ, 8. 8. Stout, traas-
ureT. Tho exercises Of this association,
which are always Interesting, arc open 70
The Mount Vernon Iodte, No. 8, Knights
OF Pythias, have elected DE following ON.
GERS Fred. @, Newman, ". c., A. J. Gun
nings, v. o., 8. &. Keubn, v. Pr UP.
batemen, +. 81 John Daughlon, r. s.; Ro-
bort Jordan, banker.
Damon Lodge, No. 10, Kdghts Of Pythlas,
have elected the following oficersi W. c.,
H. 7. Catteli w. v. O., Chas. W, Worrell I;
r: g., ohaa. 9. Duval, +. g., W. McCarter I,
W. b., William Otto Trwtees, james nd
SasSaTay, 7. 7. Parker, J. R. Knox Y.
AT the last election held at Elijah LodKe,
NO 80, |. .. D. B., Sunday, December 26th,
the following oficers were elected ]. s'
Jacobson, p; Julius Pach, v, p. Jscob
Hirsh, X. 81 j. Kaufman, F.s.i L. Y, Lew.
III g. .. Rosenbaum, ass. monitor NJ. o.
penhlmer, l. o. WIN. Wolf marshal, II.
L' blout, !. Boyer, DR.. A. Hehrond, trus.
tees ). Wolf, A. Adler, A. liable, ropresen-
tatlves 10 District Grand Lodge No. 3,
Seneca Tribe, No. IL, I. D. Il. NJ, have
elected the following oficerai Venerable
prophet, VIM. Lowls worthy stehem, VIM.
moss senior sycamore, W. J. Davis Junior
sycamore, j. II. Knox keeper d wampum.
). y. Main chief Of records, w. MoCarter
assistant chief Of records, II, p. CatIell
trustees, J. r. Knox, WIN. Ltwis, and H.
7; Cattell representatives to Grand Coun.
GU, Chas' Thomas, O. d. Williams, and o,
y. smith ! keeper OF Wampum. w. n pa.
ford. - Ne'
AT the meeting Of Equal, No. o, Trlbe Of
Jonadab, last night, the following oiicoTa
were elected Jonadab, George W. Calvert,
jeremiah, b, Sherwood; High Priest. II. M
Hall, Treasurer. Oscar Alexander, Recorder.
william u. Tculoni Financial Scribe, Juiius
Dc saulea, shepherd, Phil. Mitchell, Shat
ium, Joseph V. Murphy; Waterman, Phi.
COLLINS. .sE E.HHHd - r.s WTT
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-01

THETRoUmE IN Tm CoLoREp Schools
The following communication was yesterday
received BY the Board OF Trustees OF col.
orsd schools
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-10-24
James Mulla6ay

Is the Democratic candidate for Super
visor of Sheridan Township, and in oPpo-
sition to him we understand that our rad
ical friends propose to run Geo. Fisher,
Esq. Against Nr. Fisher personally,
we have nothing te'say; but we do say
that we can see no reason why be is en-
titled to the SURFACES Of the people over
and .above Mr.. Mulladay.I The latter
gentleman has served his Township in
the capacity Of Supervisor for two terms.
and we know that he 'has done SO with
credit to himself and with benefit to the
people. He is an old and respected CHI
zen, of sterling character pdgreat moral
worth-and. wilbal, stern and unfincL-
ing Democrat and while, as we said be-
foro, we have no objection to Mr.. Fisher
personally, we usually Judge men by
tho company they keep and politically
Mr.. Fisher is in company with George
Ross, Bob Hinzman, Sugarfoot,, Shop
mate, and all the rest Of the b.ack-and-
tan radicals Of tho county, and for this
reason, if no other, he should be elected
TO aay at home! -=l 81 .a
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-10-24
For Delegate

Hon. Henry BrannOn, the gentleman
who will be elected on Thursday to rep
resent this county in the House Of Dele
gates ut the coming session, needs no
communication at our hands. His repu-
tstiou and practice as lawyer has alrca-
dy brought him in contact with most of
our citizens. Hi, constituents may look
for a good report from their Delegate;
and may rest assured that every interest
Of the county vii! DO well cared for by
Mr.. Brannon. "- .n.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-10-24
ERoM SAND VoRxA
Cola Cow>Sovt Sow Ross
SAND F'opK, Oct 20.


To TIE EpIroR OF The DEMocRAr. VI,
Permit me through the columns Of
your valuable paper to announce to your,
readers at large the intention, or rather
the determination Of the Irish voters 10
this locality to adhere firmly to the old
Democracy. In vain will George Ross,
or any other radical candidate for Office,
solicit the Irish voters to become. ipatrons
of any person who adheres to radicalism.
Now, my countrymcn, bark awhile.
and take brief retrospectives.view over
the short reign Of radlcalism, and behold
what presents itself. Nothing but the
dark catalogue of cheatery, usurPa,ion,
disfranchisement, disrespcct Of our race
and color. hatred of lrishmen and their
creed, and negro supremacy. FROM
their Illegal and tyrannical actions in the
past, we may safely come to the conclu-
sion that their course in future, if re-es-
tablished in power. will be at best the
same--or worse, il worse can DO accom-.
plished. r I mo- .. .-' .....
Now, ny countrymer, let u, all unite,
and be Of one mind to aid our Democrat
ic brethren in arrestipg the destructive
tide Of radicalism, which threatens dan
ger to all that comes in its way. 1t is
needless 10 exhort you to full perform
unce of the duty you owe to Democracy,
for all true Irishmen aresalWays found on
the side Of Liberty.
General Harris, the bigoted irish
Catholic hater. says no are ignorant
prone to rebellion, intemperarca aud
xickedness generally. Who is this Gen.
Harris ? Perhaps his ancestors were
sold here for few pounds Of tobacco, or
came here with the ball and chain around
their legs. Arab General, show US
your legs-perhaps the marks Of the links
arc still visible upon your shins!
He is hater Of Irishmen because they
do not vote the 10 lical ticket. This
man, my countrymcn, is one Of the radi.
cal ornaments--s great leadeE of that
party. Where is the lrisbman who will
vote with SUCH party? Away with
them. Seorn the party in which such
men are Leaders, Why did | notice him
or speak cfsuch fountain Of malice >
kn'winE that the Ofteuer the dir, is stir
red the worse it smells.
Bellow.countrymcu. the time is at
Hand lose not a moment in idIcnasS.
We will stick 10 the old Democracy,
SinksOr ,win sud send rAdicSiism to tic
obscuri,y from whence it came.
Soy OF EmS
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-10-24

Does George Ross remember, when he
is around the country criuging, begging,
soldering, shifting, snuffiing and viii
ming for Irish votes, how he and his bo-
som friend, Captain Gaubert, jumped on
Patrick Mulladay aud beat him nearly to
DEATH And does, be think that the
Irishmen Of this county have forgotten
What be then said Of them2 1t...1
If be does, We can refresh his memo
ryl .f ,--
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-10-24
NJ GoMeyessmeu &olMe& =!
Let the White Wien of West
Virginia Reply to the
u Greeting of the 1
F.. au-- a. North. ~
VNAA aNMTo A1NEA

The "sober second thought" Of the
people has at last rebuked the macness
Of radical fanaticism, and in the elections
which have Just taken place in Pennsyi-
yania, Ohio, Indiana and Dacotah, the
Democracy have achieved glorious and
substantial victories. In Pennsylvania
We have gained not less than seven
members Of Congress, and have, upon the
popular vote, carried the state by over
/ Zoo majority, while it.gare radical
majority Of %, 1898 for Grant two years
ago. Three cheers for Pennsylvania |!
Ohio has also done nobly. Gen. L.
D. Campbell, the "Bu.lcr Pony" out.
stripped schenck in the race for Con-
sress, and will hereafter fill the seat Of
that gentleman. Besides this, We gain
two other Congressman, although the
radical. carried the state for Grant in
1868 by over Al 900. and had this year
over $4,000 negro voters. 7s'a. al.
In Indiana. which gave Grant 9,579.
majority. the Democrats have carried the
state by 1000 majority, electing a Dem
cratic legislature and gaining two Con-
gressmen. Eer -' 81 81 10 sJn'' 7's
In Dacotah Democratic Delegate to
Congress was elected by handsome ma
jority. ag'.via. 90. a' o. 'Fa
Keep the'ball moving o did.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-10-24
A Big Thing.

We understand that George Ross
Black Republican candidate for supcrvis.
or in Sheridan Township is trying to make
capital out Of the fact HAT the Supcrvis.
ors allowed US the sum Of SIS for print
ing their proceedings All we have to
say on this SUBJECTS this: $25 would not
pay ono fourth Of the actual cost Of setting
the type used in printing their proceed
ings, srd that every county in the State
wherein paper is printed, are having
their proceedings printed at an average
cost Of $3.50 per yeari We say i. 3
nothing but what is right and proper that
the people should knoo what their public
servants are doing, and MS the Democratic
Supervisors Of this county during the last
two years have saved OVER ELEVEN
THOUSAND DOLLARS by their eco
nomical administration Of affairs, We
think they are certainly jus.ifable in ex-
pending the immense sum Of $25 to let
the people know what they have done |!
Besides this, Mr.. Mulladay could not ha E
defeated the measure # no lals so de
sirci-&ree mor.Oers la in: voted Tor 1
before be did !
Shoe ay!
Go way, Niger
~, Sal
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-10-24
The Choice.

As George Ross would vote for Shop.
mate in preference to white man, We
suppose Shopma,o would almost as soon
vote for him as for negro. Beth are
willing 10 60 back upon their own race
and We nro willing that they should.
Ross appeals TO shopmaie asa ''man aud
brother" to-
Tickle me, SLOPPY,
And III tickle you"
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-10-24

We appeal to every Democrat in the
State to go to the polls EARLY on election
morning, and remain there oil day and
work as be never before worked for the
redemption of bis State from the rule OF
corruption and extravaganza.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-10-24
WHITE MEN,
70 VA\N RNSGUN '

State, were such grave, such important
such vital matters submitted TO the peo-
pie at the polls as at present.
You have to decide, at the fast-comlng
election, whom you viii have to rule over
you for the next two yHsrs! Into whose
hands you will COMMIT the future of our
State! Which Of the two great parties
shall be placed in power and given full!
cOusrO! of the destinies of our people
The candidates are before you!
The principles of the two parties have
been thoroughly discussed in your hear
in. u
The record Of the Black Republican
p,rty has been fully exposed TO the gaze
of the people!
That political party which has had fnll
and undisturbed control Of the State ip all
its branches since its organization, Is now
on trial. Not before the bar of Justice.
but at the bar ofPublic oPinion-before
Jury composed of the Whole people Of
our State, aud upon the verdict which
must be rendered on the 9th of October,
depends the future happiness and pros
perity of our entire. people!
What have they done! Fs
They hare diJranrhised TreH'y Fire
~honsand White Men! ''
They hare giren The ballO. to Fire ThOl'-
sand Negroes!
Thy hare increased your 7aze'
They hare squandered the Public
Fusa, I g'F aTsh
They hare used The hard earaings ofhe
people to carry GU. their devilish schemes
of prescription and raseali,y'
They have established an irresponsible
despotism-a star chamber cabal-in ev-
cry county in the State to deprive the
people Of their just rights; and THU set of
petty despots are paid for their rascality
by the tares ,crung from the peoplei
Ihey nave suoSef'ea Va' r'.' 'Ds"
tons ana established Oh tue in'u, u '''
kepuOlic q cen'Fa'izea oespo''sM
Their road to power mas Deen o'eF Tue
Liberties OF the people!
Their path has been s''eWn WIN 0F0As"
pledges!
They have proved themselves u .,
corrupt, pro'crlP'ire' eStra'asAn'' u a"a
wholly united to govern Tree people
VIM you support 'u,'. ''us
VIII you endorse their lfeaehe'y III
the past
WIZ you give 'nen' ''''' 'u',"e' W
portunity 70 carry 0u' INFAMOUS 1s''sN'
% We hope not! '7'''
we tfuss NOT
In 'hs name o' o'u ~ 7 y
J" In tue name Oh humanity
In the name Oh all 'nA' 10 uOA' " Wv
heart and sacred W 'no memoay VI "''
we appeal " !0u' % " w '
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-10-24
To Physicians.

We are authorized to announce that
there will be meeting Of the Lewis
county Medical Association, at The Hos
pi,al in this place, at / o'clock P. NJ, on
Saturday, October %. Physicians of
this and other counties arc invited to at
tend.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-10-24


IN dislrict-head Of Big Skin CreeL
James II Wheeler and John c Marsh.
THE JANE LEW COMMITTEES
1a disfrict-Lanel lick,
Isaac Hersman and sylvsnus McWhOr.er.
End diarict-R KFof Hacker. Greed,
G " Hee and Stephen E IIiuzman.
3rd dis'rict-Upper hsse's Run.
MarseIlus coburn and Edward Kai'lsy.
4th dtstrict-Ljes Ran,
Noah Life and Nicholas Alkire.
5.h dis,riet-Umion School llo,us,
Samuel Alkire and David sNishr.
9Th disirict-Jane Leu,
James Z Mcdonald.
III district-MurreWs RIA,
Levi P Fisher.
Sh Districs-Broad Run,
Noah Iludkins. w. u
Oh distriet.-H7ly Upldnd Run.
jefferson Bennett aud Samuel Leoaara.
10Th diarict-L II Fof Hacker, CrsL,
William Fl Kelly and Richard Rinehart.
In diarict-Louer Jessc's Run,
Is Waggoner and Joshua S Lowe
l2th liarict-Morrison's,
Jacob B Hersman and Jsmcs II Morrissl.
WILEY TOWNSHIP.
District Iaecgtirs Comr:iGsa.
LIST dis,rict---Gee L;ck,
Je SC Butcher and A. Mcdonald.
I'd district--McCaun's Run,
X. s. Horner and David Altman
Sd district-Kinchelse,
P. 7. L. Queen and George aastsa.
4th distiset,
L, Gall and spilluau Norris
5.h district,
r, A Remper and J. strAlsy-
9Th district, -ss1fl 70 80.
1. Simmons and NJ. b EtilsS
7th district.
J. Bond and J. P. Hull
Sth district,
William Flesher and Albert sigsisy.
yin distrlct, ...U- a.a
Michael Riley, Sem, and James Dorsey
10th district,
John Walters and John Tistnay-
l1tb district,
Andrew Kraus and Asa Sleeth.
18th district,
William woof,er and Barney KrousA
18th district,
John Butcher and Hugh GsitoS
l4tb district.
Isaac Wsggy aaa Z. L. Butcher.
J. SHERIDAN TOWNSHIP
School District Executive C0mmittet%
LIST district, Weston, r
z Crane and E G MiHbicb.
2nl district, Middle Run,
W Matthews and George shcefss~
3rd diarirt, Mwphys Creek.
Asa .Tis'er and Henry Langford.
4h district, Tnrncrs.
George W Ballard and Jacob C Fisher
9TH district, Thomas Whites,
John Bohan and Thomas White
6'h district, Bedlrs Nils.
James Mulisday and John b BsaA
III district, Murays,
Jsues Fitzpatrick and Patrick Murray.
Sh district, Tanners,
James Collins and Francis MeCudden-
Oh district, Ellis.
Thomas Nolan and Vim Mclaughlin
1911 district, WrTs,
Francis Skinner and Lewis A Mcdonald
l1th district. Glady Fork,
A Brown and Oliver Alkire,
12M district, Ehelan's.
J ! Whetrel and James Whelan' II.
1871 district. Pltchers,
Perry Hawkins and Jonathan Fletcher.
BATTELLE TOWNSHIP
School District Ereeutire Co~s''as'''
LIST Dissatisfaction School-house. =,
John Hsayener, Elias Smith b h0AT0''1'
End distriCt-Canoe Run.
VI Bird, A Asweeker, and Michael se'''
3rd district-FairrieW Schoolhouse.
WA Watson, Morris Taylor 8 "'''
4th district-Sand Fork.
I b Roy. II b Whilsai! and Jackson n''
9th district-Duvall Schoolbouse, :,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-10-24

Democracy is freedom for white men
Black Republicanism is negro supremacy
--.IIoM will you vote. -
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-10-24
WHY GEORGE ROSS SHOULD BE
l ELECTED. .4.

WHY GEORGE ROSS SHOULD BE
a ELECTED. .t.
Because he has become rich of Of our
People! INV
Because he has held sixteen Offices at
oneel .a. - Hs
Because he has DISTINGUISHED our citi-
lens! d.,
Because be has no interest here
Because be cheefed for JEFF Davis.
Because he refused to allow rebels tc
come hon.e
Because he was loyal!
Because be is proud to DO a Rcpubli.
can r. ''
Because he would sooner vote for mig
ger than Democrat
Because he wasn't born here
Because he wasn't raised here
Because We clod-hoppers don't know
auything! r-
Because he is not elected he will leave
the county,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-10-24

WHAT has George Ross done for Lewis
county? -....,,
Nothing!
What claims has George Ross upon the
people Of this county? ,f
He has claims upon their memories!
He has right to be remembered! He
has q right to DO execrated..
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-10-24
Ask Him.

Ask Hin.
Ask Jacob Hersman whether he was
DO. induced to become an independent.
candidate by VIM. i. Huntington and
VIM. J. Dougherty-two of the most no.
ted radicals in the county. Elias B.
flinzmau says he was-and he's rad,
and ought to know. ,r-"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-26

oIBIoH OF THH A. O,BL,l
PoEI PRERLEt MAIZE, JGhuArY, $50,
ysJ,iss@sHI sitsSSsS. wii Ss s,ssRS.S S SS ID q:
~ suPpisinS Efs Bssf 10 he TooSs i e.:
Post I07 -
The said beef snust DO treSh, Of a good mAIksta.
BIZ quality, In equal propeTtiop Of fore Ahd his
quarters; tueek. shank and tidneI tAllow 70 be
cost, In speh quantity A. may be from time 70 time
osissI shah dssiSRsts. not sIossSiSs FOUR iiRss
The Sseks Of he sa.tls slauEhtsrsd. for beef to
be delivered under ~. Teela.hi. shil b cal %
hS me SSTa sSsnl S ~ Sot SS q. ss.
be cut % from four lnshss sSoys he 10 u
i0lnt md q bind quarter from 'iH % eight ihehSS
SspaT9te PfoPosal.. r. duplicate, NIL alse Be re-
and date above mentioned. for supply Ing % mmis.
S sR,d Ss SPp id A: s' VIII Ssss eSs.
such as sisioIs ssd Porisf.SOass iissfss stSS9Iss
These aisaeis 10 DO in force siE n0alhs or Gush
leSs time AZ the Comm ssary General shAfI direct
eoHmenslng on the 10Th of February. $50, lnd
.qsIe1s 70 1aS e he Commanding Cen
In ease Of failure or dshelsncy In the quality or
quantity 81 iSe frsSh Bsaf siipuiIlsd 10 b dSiS.
sSS have have po s e supply Ne pSs.
shA1s Sc and the contractor win Be shared with
tho difference Of cost .... .'..
bonds for the sun u one thosssad cflSfs, siEasd
also BY two responsible suroties, whose names
must be mentioned In the bida.
III q PFsBGaSIy. Is Ipi To fr.Ss. a IN 'Gi
which time and place biddsn are requested 70 b
fTcRS;.l. viii be marked "PsOP2'1l, tsE gss!,"
RlTsi Lieut.. Oh Unitsd States IriIIlsTS. A q. g.,
WV leSLss 4aelhe, yAhAl-ol