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Litchfield enquirer., 1870-12-15
NEW PRESTON.


 New Prs ston is a soeiai,le piace-aevo- ted also to dancing. So .'' the boys." as I hear them caile.l, cuncvcted the following entertainment. --~ =l
 Lakes Hall, well ..!ap:el for tile purl ose, Was pr,cnr, d foi ball. It pre- sehted a fine outward app, urance, having been recently p,it.trdpnre ~hite The Ia. dies reception ro,'ln is situated at the foot of the stairs leading so the Hall. Here, robes afe laid asid.. ;the hair and genuine(?) curis re-arranged with ttie most artistic and bewitcbing negligence; ribbons, lace. and aigrettes. adjusted to entangIe; and 8 fascinating smile tried by the mirror. put on to captivale. The Haii was brilliantly illuminated. The musicians stand was a primitive superstruclure, made of 8 barn door resting upon pillars of boxes large enough for the Bridgeport Quadrilie Band. It was occupied by Gables Band of New Pres ton, which consist d of flute. violin, and vi. . lincello. The Band discoursed .sweet mu- sic. aud Oh! how se did dance! New Preston is not ayerse to innovations; there- fore, the p1ompter, introduced several new 7~. 'sU gAa gEsg1 43S lf9gs < 14sf ~ sFEH .f calls. N ..TsIs.s4 ....f .e.. ..,t ff et a.
 The fact is, the ball was a complete suc- cess, and is the first of series to be held by the 5eaa-saonds of New Preston. The gentlemen were very gallant. and bestow- ed unlimited attention and desoirs upon the ladies-and did n't I hear this at the dispersing2 I5 eJ tda1 4a sa .. .sThe stars shine bright, aasHo*- sgt Can Ises you home to-night?"
 s.The moon shines too, S4es zae h.
 g don't care if you do" a ,l .s-
 I did. Ia 4 ftIsWAs THERE. There is some. of the good old spirit left among us yet. Witnes the maple trees lately set on the public green in front of the Meeting House. 4a.i4 sgoa t Il <.
 = Mir. S. H.. Hill has sold his farm with it's fine buildings to Mr. " Watson of Marbledale; price $1O. .OoO., ..lst.e s9s .19 =, s=4 MT. c. M. HsvesIoi New Preston. has purchased a farm at the head of the lake; price g, 800. ' .se3.ia 4r, .1a 4 '...s {. .al - Daniel B. Camp G. c. Hitchcock. and L J. Beardsley have altered. much i'm.
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MARRl ED.

Gu Thursday, Nov 24th, at Trinity Church. Omaha, Nebraska, by Rev. J. G. Gasman, Lieutenant George O. Webster. Adjutant Fourth Regiment If Infantry, 70. s. Army, y to Miss Charlotte H., only daughter of Rev. Dr. Cox, and sister of Lieutenant Whittingham Cox, Fourth h. fantry U s. A.
 In Norfolk. Thursday Dec. 8th, by Rev. Joseph Edridge D. D.. Dr. Wm. M. Camp, of Canaan, ani Marion PLatt.
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-12-15

as Hartford and Erie Shares have gone down to 211as; about as low as they can go.
 Dudley Buck, lthe musical composer. formerly of Hartford, is about leaving Chicago for Boston.
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-12-15
News of the Week
FOREIGN.

The heavy lighting reported last week seems to have resulted nlfavorably tn the French The sortie from, Paris. though temporarily successful was in the end re. pulsed. Tie Army of the Loire was de- feated and forced to abandon Orleans, with French loss. IS King William claims. O. lO,OOO prisoners, 77 cannon and u eunboat. Gen. 'Paladines has been removed. and the Provisional Government has retired from Tonrs to Bordeaux! ao G5 .as s55 ,t..
 It was reported Monday that the French would give up the contest, but the steady stand the Army of the Loire was enabled to make, last week, encourages them to further resistance e,d
 Belfort is still making gallant dsfense.
 Teleg aphic communication has been cut off between Havle and the interior. < r Gredt Britain. The uin,asin+ss in Lon do caused by tho Russian demand has en- tirely abated. .4....I-.r s..r7s ~l..l
 France and Turkey both accept the pro- posed conference. ..r ..,r=.. .tiD ,.
 Twenty persons were killed and forty wounded (ten of them fatally) by lan explo. sion in Birmingham. England. Five. per- sons also were killed aud several wounded by 8 railroad accident. .,,..x-4,s ..r5
 Germany King William has accepted the title of the Emperor oi Germany"
 Draft riots have occurred in Berlin. .f
 Laly Pertinent opened, last week.
 Spdia.-A strong opposition to the new dynasty is developing .. ..,-a
 China -There are renewed demonstra- tions aga'nst foreigners at Tsinsin.
 se4,t;. .-d DOMESTIC. ,1s91:a s9 Several business failures have taken place in Cincinnati. A '@ t'" }fe@*t
 Fourteen stores were burned in Rochelle. Ill on Saturday. " 7"i 4-" <s'a t@@5
 A serious strike is in psogrrss among the Pennsy Ivan ia oal-minerst B. ,.'.tf -lt
 The crew of the lost steamship Mariposa have been picked ap. b.*@~. 7.L 7.t;- 70. A woman and her three children have been murdered in California 7A,5 ..i A 7@ '+ The National Tobacco Association is in session in Richmond, Va. : - 34 .
 The balance in the. U. s. Treasury, Mon day, was over $97. .O00, 900 in gold, and near. ly $30 900 in currency. tl<-' 5l.I' 'l '..f 2''
 The new Preach Minister has been for-l merly received by the President a1'as
 Mir. Robertson has been re elected to the U. s. Senate from South Carolina, and Mr. Goldthwaite from AlaDsfna, in place of Senator Warner. 5t 1a"i''.55-l14 T 7aL .A 4
 The time for closing the Erie Canal has been extended to inc 10th inst. sp@1-t The receiver of the Hand Office at Spring. field, Mo-, has been robbed of $8, 900.
 The Navaio indians are at war with the Apaches @&a A ajlf ,''7.a<'l' l1l@ .' { ld Railroad accidents have occurred inMaine and Canada. two persons being killed.
 Two Indian murderers were lynched in California l44At s1-5a5 4 3F t@4.5
 It is reported that Gen Sclfenk has ac- eepted the mission to England
 ys4- ~ ss Congreeai0nal ssagf4f {t
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Congressional.


 A bill has passed the House, abolishirg the offices of Admiral and Vice Admiral
 Bills; abplishing ' the Income tax have been introduced into both Houses. sii ae
 Bills and resolutions have been introdu- |ced into Congress to provide for return of specie payments, ito promote tele- graphic communication with Asia, to pre- vent assessment of Government employees, to reduce Internal Revenue taxes, to re- dace the number of naval officers, grant ing guniversal amnesty, ] authorizing the President to 3retaliate against Canada, to establish ocean steamship lines. and to ap- point Commissioners on the St. Domingo matter. yattA syTo1s41 zsIs aHgt saiaa ia A bill repeating the Tenure of Office act has passed tke House by an overwhelming majority Ife4J oil U saasfiaa s,.E sa The colored memberlwho s1eceeds Whit temorao of 6. O., took his'seat, Monday. s5
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-12-15
BORN.

In Morris. Nov. 29, daughter to Rollin H., and Laura Harrison. .''' d
 At Norris. Dec 8, 8 son to Edwin and Belle Clark aH
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-12-15
WEEKLY JOURNAL.

The success. achieved by the BOSTON WEEKLY JOURNAL is owing to the gonerobs appreciation by
 the public of the efforts made by the publishers to lay before the families of New England an inter- esting and unexceptionable weekly visitor, which
 shall carry to their fresides all the news of the 1 week and vast amount of entertaing and solid z reading; By making UP Clubs, copy oFthis pa- \ per can be secured for the low price of " THREE GENTS PER WEEK. The weekly is NOT hastily prepared otE aAOos of The DaGy Journal but the matter is sSslec.sd with care, and the news of the week is carefully ;ulled especially for it's columns All important supplements are given gratuitously to subscribers to The Weekly Journal. It is published Thursday morning, and reaches its subscribers many hun dred miles distant before Saturday night. Read the terms and send for specimen copies: One copy bymai -i -B49 -B- @ 60 Five copies to one address ' 50 Ten copies to one address -.s-.,v-- 16 %
 And one copy to the getter up ofa clnb of ten. AS- All orders must be accompanied by the money. All papers are discontinued at the expr. ation of the time for which payment, has been nades' n1 Nts' i q II JHIN 4 .0 .GAbfJ
 S S.s.-.4,,@ TO ADYERTIsERS.
 The circulation of TIE BosToN JousNA1, among intelligent classes is treble that of any paper of .ts class published in Boston, It affords to busi- ness men an invaluable medinm for advertising, It's circulation in Boston is unequaled and to ad. vertlsers who wish to reach the people of New Eng. and the personal evidence of ell travellers is free ty given to the lact that THE BOSTON JOURNAL ia found everywhere. ,,
 Address,
 JOURNAL. NEWSPAPER sCoMFANY,
 . as <f T BOSTON, Mas N,
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The Boston Journal. PUBLISHED MORNING AND EVENING

The editions are essentially two newspapers, in- dependant in many respects of each other They are not simply two editions of one paper, but arr editorial and repOrtoral labor, possessing the great advantage to the reader of securing fuller and more detailed reports than are furnished by any newspaper ill New England. HE BosroN DAILY JOURNAL is published Morning and After nuon daily Sundays excepted.) City subscribers furnished by route carriers. One copy by mail one year $10. r ..
 In order to meet the expectations of the thou sands who look to TIE JOURNAL for their general information upon all subjects wkich come within the scope of journalism, we shall issue as occAson' demands. DOUBLE SHEET AND SINGLE SHEET SUPPLIAKNT1 which will enable us to present many original features and to furnish newspaper which, for the amounU and quality of it's contents. cannot be equaled in New England.
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-12-15

A New York merchant was run over and killed by Housatonic eusine at Bridge. port, Friday.
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-12-15

p@- Attention is called to the advertise ment of the New York 0bserrer Year Book and Almanac. This Book contains not on ly valuable collection of religious statis- tics. but also such political, agncultural, educational. medical and legal informa. ton as DO family can afford to be without.
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-12-15
Be,ni-Weelcly Journal.

The general features of the Daily are found in this issue, and is valued for its ship news, com mercial intelligence, and news at points where business men find that a semi-weeky paper meets their requirements. It is published Tuesday and Friday mornings.
 EsJggy yTERMS:TlN One copy by mail $4 co Five copies to one address S'-y .-sA -k- Is co Ten copies to one address 30 % And one to the getter-up of club of ten.
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-12-15

er The ladies of the Waterbury Con- grsgational Churches are to give public entertainment at the City Hall, consisting of Historical Tableaux, Commemorative of the 250th Anniversary of the Landing of the Pilgrims, nn the evenings of tue Est and 22d inst. Extra trains will run 10 the different Naugatuck Stations.
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-12-15
H1OTTCE.

NOTICE. FIRST RATIONAL BANK,
 LitchAeld, Conn, 10th Dec 1870. The annual meeting of the Stockholders of Bank will be held at their Banking House, Tuesday, the 10th of January, 1871 at Il o'clocA\ A. M. for the election of Directors for the ensuing year. and for the transaction of any other business proper to come before said meeting. S64 nllI--.,- H. R. corr, CASHIER.
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-12-15
WASHINGTON.


 oyer twenty five years. and in nearly every State in the Union; will speak in Farmers Hall, on Tuesday eve, December 2Oth, at seven o'clock. Snbiect-"A Hit at the Times Tickets to be had, as usual. ut the Store under the Hall We are assured by those who have heard him. that all who would ilaeza rish, spicy treat, filled with wit hnnor, aud pathos. will be abundant Iy grati6ed.i a-.
 = The Dramatic Entertainment was a decided success, financially: the proceeds amounting 10 $s3.OO. We shall leave it for others to speak of the merits of the performances We give the audience, packed to inconvenience, our he arty thanks and kindesl sympathy for the heroic self denial with they listened to play of four hours duration. If any of our friends from abroad can endure 10 call on us gain. We solemuly promise not to keep tht m oDe,' si.r houss whether in comedy or high tragedy. for the consideration of twenty five cents, valued received 4ts fj
 Yonr North Cornwall correspondent, A !, wishes to know whether dancing should be dispensed with ut the Reading Circle, be- causs some esiimable peoplr who feel in- terested in the latter, have DO interest in the former So much fine worse for them, we say. We do not think half an hour $ heel exercise will do any harm after two or three hours head work, but good As rucy tHIuK otherwise,- then let tnPm wItn- draw. if they cannot eDjry it l. t, ach enjoy tlr if'own amusenent in tllci: own way, as far is practicable. Pat ii to Me vote We do not dance We never l.,arl,- ed. We usually stay and see others enjoy it. If we knew how to shake our heels, scientifically, VIC should join in. At the Dramatic Entertainment. the other even- ing, We had to try jig. g.Lop-Lown or break up--we are not sure but the above terms are taugieenp as badly as were onr legs aud from tiie demonstrations of the audi ence, We were sensibiy satisfied ti.at us a daLee, 1t Was decided failure. However, let every Cne be fully persuaded in his or her own mind. Though, as Mrs. Stowe says. it is singular how dancing should have come tu be considered sinful. when 1t used 10 be il common custom among all our O.d Town Folks" ss ... W.
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-12-15
Address,
 JOURNAL. NEWSPAPER sC0MFANY, az ts T BOSTON, Mass. Y T.. t

Mild, Certain, Safe, Efficient. It is far the best Cathartic remedy yet discovered, and at once re-
 ieves all Che vital functions, with out causing injury to any of them. The most ny localities and it is now offered to the general public with the conviction that tt never fail to accomplish all that is claimed for it, It produces tation, and syef over taxes or excitestle nervous system: Tn ail diseases of the skin. blood, stom. aeh, bowels, liver. kidneys-of childreh,s and in many difficulties peculiar to women, it brings prompt relief and certain cure. The best physi. clans recommend and preeeribe it; and no persona who once uses this, will voluntarily return to the use of any other cathaftic.S
 ,aentby neil onreseipt efprlce ssa bostags. . Box, $0, ,25. ..,......,....... ,Poskage. gcents 12. l" ,a 2.2b@. ..Lss.4., d .AE ,Satlis 90 {"
 It is sold by all dealers in drnes and medicines.
 Y0H 120TfemohtE Eta Bosfon. hass
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-12-15
DIED.

In Waterbury, Nov. p, Julia, wife of Hou Sheldon Osborne, formerly of Har- winton. aged 68.
 At Norfolk, Friday, Dec. 9, Lewis Dowd, aged 69. aaSSSS Sa$@
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-12-15
WANTED

Cases of rheumatism, neuralgia and gout to be cured by JoHNsoNs RHEUMATIC COMPOUND No cure, money refunded. Any person afflicted will please call at Beckwith's drug store, South St., Litchfeld, Conn.,, or at Chas McNeils, Main St., Wolcottvills, Conn. +s
 NoT1oE.-Dr. Lsndsey's Improved Blood Search CT cures Erysipelas, Scrofula, Female Complaints, Rotches or Pimples on the face or body, Ulcers, Debility Tetter, &c. It beautifes the complexion by purifying the blood. These two excellent rem edies are for sale by all druggists. s1-8m*
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-12-15
THE BOSTON JOURNAL ...... r. .4 =tt-s. sst..s .t.s -.s.s
 for 1871. --'

The Publishers of THE BosToN JOURNAL, in pre- sentlng the Prospectus of their publication for 1871, feel confident that the promises mate year ago have been fully redeemed, There has been no dimnution of their efforte, no retrenchment or their expense account, and HOAq of enterprise The result has been that as 8
 sni'ss WIDE AWAKE NEwsPAPER It is appreciated by the reading public of New Eng land, aud will start upon it's
 NEW VOLUME
 Encouraged by the most generous patronage ever extended to New England newspaper. During the past year THE JOURNAL met public expectation by it's full and copious Letters from the War (be- ing the only Boston newspaper which supportS Special Foreign Correspondent), and it's
 .ra NEWS BUREAUS
 In Paris, London, Washington, New York, New
 Hampshire, Vermont, Maine and Connecticut have
 furnished it's columns with great variety of
 NEWS BY TELEGRAPH AND THE MAILS The Typographical Appearance of THE JOUR NAL which has been improved within the past year. will receive constant care. THE PoLITI1AL DEPARTMRNT will contain the earliest information upon the great topics of the day, and arrangements have l been made to present candid criticisms upon all political events. fg ..e OUR CoBPs OF CORRESPONDENTS l will include Peyley, A. G. w., Warrington, Toby Candor, F. F., Ranger, Burleigh, Occasional, and & host Of others, whose contributions have given to THE JOURNAL it's reputation in this department THE REPORTS OF MEETINGS will continue to be special feature eff THE JoUR- NAL. Cur corps of verbatim reporters Is nOt l equaed by any paper in New England. For early and reliable reporls our eolumns may always be ! consulted, with the assurance of finding an honest land impartial review of passing events.
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-12-15
MORRIS.

s<Newton Smith, the east-side merchant, has sold his house and 20 acres of land to Mir. Jeaynes of Cornwall. Possession giv. en. April lst. An excellent chance for an enterprising yoang man to take the busi. ness from which Mir. s. retires. -- Alvah M. Bristol has sold his farm stock. tools, &c, to Rollin F. Kilbourn oi Morris, West. for $6O00. Possession given April 1st.
 -Mr. William Turkingtons has been. .rais- ing and adding to his house, making quite mansion of it.
 = MT. James Marsh has been repairing the house formerly occupied by his broth CT, the late John Marsh. h~.-.--4-~-- --.s-~'s | s- James T. Gables. our Morris Nimrod, had remarkable experience, even for him, on Wednesday last He wounded fox apd ran into a hole. stopped it. and raised the Heighborhood to finish the work Digging in, they first came upon two coons. then took out the fox. and last of all an. other enormous coon. The posse comitatus had about all they could do to dispose oi the game. hut finally secured the tot. Ye Hunters of Connecticut, beat this if you can On Friday last, Mrs. Kasson Goodwin fell and fractured her hip, and it is feared that it may result in a permanent lame. ness.
 MT. D. 0. Nettleton has been repairing raising and improving his barn, adding 6 carriage house, horse barn and underground stables. If any one wishes to ses model establishment of the kind let him call on Mir. NettletoR. 4.- .
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-12-15

sgES A13 g.tOff zgr s5BEF
 Respectfully announce that for the accommoda- ton of the ladies in this and the adjacent cities for whom our uptown store, corner of Broadway and Twentieth Street. is inconveniently distant we have completely re-stocked the Store corner of
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The Place to Buy
Notice.

Notice. PECK BROS, NORTHFIELD, Would respectfully inform the public that, on and after Dec l, 1870, they propose to sell
 ONLY FOR CASH at time of sale, in short, positively no trust here after Under this rule we can and will sell cheap or in future. See present prices: Best Pastry Flour per barrel. .$9 60 Tptop White Winter Wheat. ....... 8 25 We'll known brand of Silver Creek. ... 76 Meal Feed, single cwt. ...............2 20 Rye Bran, ~ ............... 26 Wheat Shorts, do. ............... 1 75 Rye Flour, do. .............., 400 Buckwheat Flour, per pound. ...... 6c Your patronage is solicited.
 Northfeld, Nov. %, 1870.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-06
THE GAZETTE.
SATURDAY EVENING, AUGUST

When stories arc seen gong aoon' 20 !h'
IF CT that y member sumo ioreIgu legation
won twenty, thirty or ti'ty thousand dollars at
rho sambIiur saIooo OF Hon. John MoTris>ey
Of Saratoga. or that anybody has woa any SUN
~ ,r,oev at p,y club house at waterlEE
,.,n, 81 il down that said saloon or ub
house is bad y 10 want OF customers, with p'enty
Of cash. and that all they say ahou: the
wiunipg of money is but tempting os'e 10
catch gulls-
The Imperial printer at Paris has sent Tor" or,
ward miniature printing Once 10 nc I,eu
during the war II will he With me L
neror's headquarters. There arc eight cum
no,i,crs aud TWO preSsmen, aud IL sa"lel1,' ~
the rroner facilities Tor settling up clo!"r a'.'
ian, there is front OF German type 10 ~ 10
ed for conceivable emergencies.
Mis-, Anthony old the Woman Suffrage
tlooven,ion at Saratoga that woman "nen
voters will cheerluy 'sccept The Fespousi
b;,;,it.s Of war; and fight Just as hTaVeIy as
men do.
A number OF manageable young ladies
sre gathered at North Conway, n. H., q
pIcasant summer resort, and one OF thei!
pumber adver'ises the public. through the
columns of Boston paper. that amy bacho
!or' wi fod it good opportunity 10 gel
handsome young wife.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-06
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF ALEX An
/ QRIA OOuNTY. AUGUST term. 1868: Lew

INTHE CIRCUIT COURrOF ALEX An
L DRIA COUNTY, August term, 1858 Lew
is McEenZ Q, executor Of John Dulany, VS..
Richard Wi son, Mary Dulany, Peggy Dulany
and Peter kroes: In chancery.
"Ihe Court doth adjudge, order and decree that
one the Commissioners Of this Court do as.
certain the amount and character of the liens
upon the estate Of the said John Dulany, with
the order of their priority, tho annual and fee
simple value of the said estate and that he do
state and settle the executoral account OF the
said Lewis Mckenzie on the personal estate Of
the said John Dulany, and do ascertain Wheth.
or the defendants. Mary, Peggy and Michael
Dulsny, were living at the death of said John,
together with any other matter deemed peril
nent to this cause, or that any of the parties
may require, and that he report the same 10 the
next term of this Court"
Parties interested in tho decree, from which
the above is an extract, are hereby notified that
| have fixed upon WEDNESDAY, the nth
1sy of August, 1870. at my Office. on Royal st.,
between King and Prince streets. in the city Of
Alexandra, 10 carry out the above require
menls, q! which time and place they sro re-.
quired to te present, with their vouchers and
other evidence.
FRANCIS l.. SMITH, Jr.,
Com, in Ch'y. Circuit c..
is l9-law4w Alexandria county.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-06
EDUCATIONAL
MISS MARKS SEMINARY.

The duties of this Institute will be resumed
on Wednesday, the 18th Of September. Ann
ing moro at a useful and practlca! tnsn snowy
Er glish branches will be thorough. PARTICULAR
attention is given to young children which re-
quire moro time and csle than ut any other pc
Rod of life Miss NJ. has been most. fortunate
in securing the continued ala OF Mss to Ja abs
end most favorably known 10 this community
Professors Pro ESQ. for Languages and Music will be
emp.oye to meet the exigencies of the seho3I.
Terms made known npon application to th9
Principal. at her residence 2,4 King ST.: g., ~heF'
tho School room is most eNgibly situated.
O-fotf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-06
BUILDING MATERIAL.
ENCOURAGE HOME INDUSTRY.
VIRGINIA SASH, DOOR AND FRAME
FACTORY

Corner Queen and talrtax sts., AleXa.
from 81 to $40; 500 Windows of Sash, & azed
md unglszed, cheap; 2Ou pairs Blinds. MI
Lies l0OO9 feet Mouldings, 40 different pat,
tcrn.' Will make at short notice Window and
Door Frames, Brackets, SC, Novels, Balus'
tiers and Hydrants constantly on hand. L"oeF'
ii discounts made to dealers.
Being practical mechanics ourselves, We fee
confident that we can please our customers.
Pianing, Tongue and Growing, Saving
Turning and Sccoll-Sawing done III the oes'
manor,
Plans and specifications furnished to paftia;
contracting with us for building materials:
r.ar2 RISHElLL s. HODGE.