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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-10
BOOKS and STATIONERY

TNHE REASONS FOR BUYING BOOKS AND
STATIONERY from us, rather than going 10
New York, are
FIRST-We MANUFACTURE very largely OF
goods exactly suited TO your wants, and which
Tou Cannot obtain elsewhere
SEGOND-We BUY and SELL, importing from
eastern and European manufacturers, upon such
terms as make it to vour interest to come to Us
rather tha.l 20 to New York.
You. ORDERS are respectfully solicited, satsfac.
ton guaL Hnteed. Very respectfully,
A. -. BANCROFT 81 CO.,
ref1-5m SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
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Iowa, Nebraska, Kansas, California

Advertising alone does not produce sue.
cess. The thing which Is advertised mus
have intrinsic meri;, or else large adyer.
tising will eventually do it more harm
than good. II you have anything you
know 10 be good, advertise il thoroughly,
and you will be sure TO succeed il il IL
poor don't praise it, for peo pie will soon
discover yoI are lying.
Such Is the policy Of tie Burlington
Route, which runs to the three great re.
gions in the West LIST. To Omaha, cou-
meeting with The great Pacific Roads. I'd,
to Lincoln, the capital Of Nebraska, anl
all that beautiful region south Of the
Platte, fllod with II. X. lands aud home.
sieads. 3D., To st. Joseph, Kansas City
and all Kansas points.
F. The roads are splendidly built, have the
best bridges, finest ears, the Miller plat
form and coupler, and the safety air brake
90 prevent the LOGS of life that is ewry
where else happening } Pullman's sleep.
ers, Pullman dining cars, large and pow
erflh engines ito make quick time and
good connections, and are in word the
best equipped roads in the West. SO thai
II you desire TO go safely, surely, quickly
aud comfortably 10 any point in Southern
Iowa, Nebraska, Kansas, or on the Pacific
Roads, bo sure that you 60 "Dy Way Of
Burlington"
All who wlsh particular information.
and large map, showing correctly the
Great West, and all iis Railroad eonneo
lions. can obtain them, and any other
knowledge, by addressing General Pas
senger Ageni, H.. 4 Mo. Il. X. H., Dur-
lingion, Iowa. TL a. s.r-i
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WHATi \ Euup,SG ASSOCIATION - 4
Battling Association is an institution
whose principle bj.ct is to enable men In
narrow circumstances to build houses for
themselves to live in. The majority Of men
Of small means increase their expenses
nearly in the same proportion in which they
succeed IN Increasing their income. Tnr
man who earns a dollar dag, manages To
support bis family; if his wages be ineroas.
Ell TO sl,OJ per day he will rarely do
more. Nlilou, seue stimulus to frugaliiy,
most men Icy up bat little in either case.
Put suppose two hundred such men make
mp their minds TO save twenty five cents u
day FOR twelve days in tho month aud pay
the three dollars per month thus saved into
the treasury Of Building Association,
their combined savings will furnish one
Of their number with home costing six
hundred dollars. Those who are thus sup.
piled; instead Of paying rent 10 capitalist.
pay interest TO the association Whose
money they have borrowed) and thus in.
crease tue monthly receipts, and thereby
hasten the time, when all shall be proyid-
ed to live themselves, in houses Of their own
This is the original theory of Bullding
Associations, and from this they derive
ther name. Many companies have been
formed upon this principle, and wherever
they have been prudenily managed, they
have more than realized the expectations
of their founders, with average success, the
two hundred men supposed to be associated
together will all be supplied with homes
of their own in len years. In the future
papers OF the rosr The bensits AMI work
ings of u Building Assoeiaiiou will be con-
tiuued. poxHr
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WHERE TO ENica,rE We answer. e.
20 Southwest Missouri, because the Allan.
tic x Pacific Railroad Co. offer ,S0O,OJ'
Acres Of land to aclupl settlers, nt low
price on long credit, besides furnishing
free transportation over their road TO pur-
chascrs {. inis road extends from ST. Loui,
through Missouri to Vinitn, Indian Terri.
tory, is being pushed rapidly to is dcglin.
alton. the Pacific Coast will be one Of The
trunk lines Of the county, never blockn-
ded by now--ilc lands along the road are
in rich fertile country. as prcduciiy,
as any In tie State; tho climate.
combines all The advantages Of north.
crn and southern laiitudes, good climate
soil. health, water, timber, grazing. fruits
and aowers. invite you TO 20 TO this reg on.
For further Indignation address A. TUCK.
Land Com'r, 623 Walnut Street, st. Louis,
Mo.
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y AVtnsffos IS AHirnMEr;c..-A China
tnsn d,ing left eleven sheep and three soma
and making will left one half Of his
ettate TO the oldest boy, one fourth to the
hext. and one.sixlh to the third sou. They
wished TO divide without killing a sheer,
but could not see how to do irN and 20
they sent for wise man who showed Il
was easy enough. Sending TO his own
fold for sheep, the put 1, with ;ihe eleven.
Now take your brlf, said he 10 the oldest.
and he did so--6 ;the second. take your
one.fourth--3 the younger, take your
one-sixlb. aud begone-2; and they all
did so, when the wise mae drove his one
sheep home. Was the division according
TO the Will
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MuslCI IN YouR HoMEs.-Om reader, can
IND nothing which tends to fill the Home
Circle with such cheerful faces aud happy
hearts, as the cultivation of music around
the nreside and we hope the day is not
FAR distant when every home will enjoy
this great blessing.
WuITsEY's Musical GUEST is doing much
towards the advancement of this beautiful
art,o gives In every number music worth
more than the subscription prico por year.
The June number contains scne and
chorus entitled Sometime" " the quarteltes
June" and Morning" Sunday School
chorus Jerusalem the Golden" aud ,Sun.
beam Galop," and Good Humor waltzes. -
At the low price of 40 n year, it should
hnda welcome in every household. Send
I0 cents FOR specimen copy aud satisfy
yourselves. Address, ". W. WHITNEY,
Toledo, D.
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a CHEAT many boys, as well Ms men,
complain that they cannot get employ.
mcnt, Perhaps II is hard to get such q
place asyou like, but when you get place
make yourself useful in IT; make yourself
50 necessary, hy your hlslily AMI good he
havior, that they cannot DO without you.
BE willing to take q loS pricS at FIRST, nc
mattcr,what the price is. if it is aonest
work. Do i, woll--do il the very best you
can. Begin at the very lowest rounl Of
ladder, and climb up. The great want
anywhere is faithful, capable workers.
They are never drug in the market
Make yourself one of these, and there %ill
always be a place FOR yoI, AMI good ohs
ton.
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DaowSsp.--Oa Monty OF last week
Daniel Lonsacre, an employee at th. Key
stone Hotel, ia Scl'usgrove, met with D.
premature death 10y d.bwniag lie. in
company with several boys was bathiue
in the canal near the railroad bridge Aul
being an inexperienced hand A. swimming
he was accidenGy drowned lie wt5 abou,
III years Of age aud IN orphan.
An inquest wa, held on hi, remains hy
Justice Eby, after which tho O,crse,rl O,
tho poor took charge and had the sam, In.
TERED.
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BULL dogs out twest are having lots of
fun and plenty Of hcillhfal exercise IA
running lightning roi mSa or The farius.
II would not be bal plan for our Snyder
county farmer, to dispense with their us,.
less ours and procure larger Digs to ygmd
their premises. Palcn' Right mcn, Lsit-
ming rod peddlers, BURNERS and sviu..cr,
of oil kinds are getting 10 be regular pests
TO our good county people.
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SuxDvnr ( a6vrsr,vV RlL G,AD. -
The following complimentary notice Of our
E,ii Roal aul It's caicicn, Superintendent
is taken from the Lcwistowa GJseii,.
We passed over a portion of this road on
Friday last aud noted marked change
since We were on Il lasi tall. The bed l..
now IN good condition. well ba!laacd.
nni generally the cara run qu,tc smo,thly 3
and with much greater regularity than Is
usual uu new roads, masking the tup 20 OF
ir1m Suulary ia "a little over two hour.
This division @! the Pa hniuu4l d, an.
quesllpnaDiy managed with uuusjal ability,
and all cuIcGr ia asG,iaiug lh!s si4ic Ui
hing, 10 the energetic superintendent.
". II. Brown. who ready at any mpmcn, to
throw oG his .oat and ~ to woyA ia the
Performance Of duty, requires the same
.rum AL an Ter Aim he is without qucs.
ti1a an efficient o.'i,ur.
Thl bIruing Ola bylg, near Williams.
port on the philadelphia i Erie Eai.rogJ
ON Fdlpy last, Jtou ght tho Sunbury s. Lew
istgwa " q rl,Lgr Uu,Jo.,i tor usc-thc
nup!rv Line FROM New York ruuuiu. iIs
Trains from 5JuhI.y TO Levi own, thence
% Tyrone, nul fron there 80 lock Haven
aI, getting on the Fu'tleipAin & !lia
again. V..s was rDuultbuut way, bIi
ss tH' clgs from New York culjliu.. many
ger!suJJ.e articles, il Wa, ia tie cul "A
slyias. Maay other freight trains agc
!ts5.us Oyec this y.Ut..
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GREAT DISCOVERY.

KuaLcis' B,itr Wmo of Iron.
For the cure OF weak stomach. gene r,
debility, indigestion. disease " the ner-
Sons system, constipation. aciIily OF th,
stomach, and all eases fequiring tonic.
The wiue INCLUDES the most agrceabl 9
and efficient Salt oi Iron We possess CT
iraic OF Msne,iS Oxide. cen5iuod will, the
most energetic Of vcgelable- tonics-Yrl
low Peruvian Bark.
The effect Of many cases OF dehiliiy
loss Of appetite, and general pros,ruion.
OF an efficient salt of lrou. combined ,,,th
our yoUthlc Nerve, Is most happy. |
au4ments the appetite. raises The pulse
takes OIL muscular Gihincss. Removes tnr
pnllor OF debility, oud gives nJrid yigoi
TO the CO nicntucc.
DO You want something to strengthen
you:
Do you want u good appetite?
DO you want to build up yoar Consiitu
lion
DO you want to feel wcllg
DO you want to get ril OF nervousness A?
Do you want energy
DO you want to sleep well
DO you want brisk aud vigorous feel.
ing ?
II you do, try Hunkel's Wine Of Irou
This truly valuable Tonic has been so
thoroughly tested by all classes ofihe
community that 1t is now decmrd indi-
pensable as a Tonic medicine. IL costs
but little, ruriges the blood aud gives tone
TO the stomach, renoyates the system aul
prolonss life.
| now only ask a lrial Of this valuable
Tonic.
Price 81 per hottlc. L +. Eunkel Sole
proprietor Depot, 80 North 9ih St., below
Vine, Philadelphia.
Ask for Kuukcls Bitter Wiac of Iron
AMI take no other lfyour Druggist has
1t not, sond ) to my Address. and the
medicine, with advice free, will come by
next express train.
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Not,c1 IND conmhl1e appanlsa "
The qusrtctfy conferences of Snennehnpna
aud M,dd'ebarg cirenils o. fh3s Z Sffcl
brethren Church. 10 make arrang - MI
for joint camp meeting ef said>. circuits.
Will meet In the U. y. Church n,.rrcc-
burg, on the 2isi inst. at 10 o'clock q. IN.
10 appoint saitablc man 10 held a board.
ing tent Of said campmeeting.
al those who wish 10 have n chance In
boarding said camp meeting. will please
meet With The committee on said day.
For further information, apply to one Of
the undersigned.
a. GnArL,
q. SuispLER,
tf1 J. l., MILLER.
Committee. ..
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SINGULAR AcoIDKXr.-The community In
the neighbOrh ood Of Joseph Doors. in
Snake Spring Valley about two miles above
town, was thrown into a fever Of xoite.
ment on Friday, by the report that the
earth had suddenly opened aud swallowed
two horses belonging to Mr.. D. Several of
the neighbors repaired to the spot, only
to find the story too true. II seems that two
sons Of MIR. Boor were engaged in hauling
rails from piece of woodland, and as th ey
were driving along at certain point,
without any warning, the ground suddenly
gave way under ono Of the horses, and he
disappeared, dragging tho other animal
after him. The aperture through which
they passed, was barely large enough to
admit Of tho bodies. The boys were ter
ribly frightened. and gave the alarm.
Ropes were procured, and several gentle.
men descended Into the cavern. One horse
was found lodged about twenty feet from
the surface, at point where the cavity
changed direction, but the other was now.
where 10 be seen. The first animal was
lifiod from his position. and search made
for the other, the body Of which was
finally found about thirty feet further un-
der ground. The extent Of the open ing has
not bcon asoertained, but from the indica-
lions II seems almost boilomless. The fact
that the same spot has been driven over
Tor years and no sign of such an exien.
slve opening uaiil nov, is.most sirange.-
Ds'yeyd Pfas.
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ENAICtiOEo' NOTlCE.-Ioiicrs fiesta.
Im.riury on the estate Of David rcss'rr
.ic OF Ccrire twp, Snyder county, Pa,
deceased. nayIng been granted % ,ae uu.
dcrsirnct, all persons knowing thcmscIys,
indebted 10 said estate are requested TO
maze Immediate payment, while those l,-
wing u.tms will present thcm duly
.u,.eui.cl..l for settlement TO
REUBEN FESSLER,
May -, -, Executor.
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AccioESr.--As son OF William Berth. o
Freeours whilst attempting 10 defend him.
SELF from locust that hal been flying
about his head, occilcntly tred into a
scytbe with which he WAS moving at the
time and severely cutting his feet. Jacob
should hereafter remember, shat there is
more danger in sharp st,ol ,hla there is
IN The bnrmless iiekerine ofa lncnsl.
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Thc Iiar iloon, I,cn,cdy 70,

Tho ESar Room Remedy for
weakness OF the stomach Is n dose Of Rum
niuers. They are surcharged with Fusel
oil. a deldily element. wich is rendered
more aciive by the pubrcrt asl slringenis
with which It Is ccmbnoi. If your siom-
aeh is week. or your liver or Bowlcs disdr
drred. ione. strengthen aId regulate them
wiih ViSfon bftrrHs, pure VEdrrAnLE
srQNAcnic. CouREoriyE AND ArERIrSr.
free ilem alcohol, and capable Of inrusing
new vitality into your exhausted disorder
cd system. 4w.
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LARGE Quantities OF grain are now he.
fns taken to market by our farmers. This
Is doubtless owing to the high prices paid
BY our grain merchants. Those having =
sppply on hand for sails would be aeiag
wisely by disposing ofthc same at prcscut
rates. ss Il.
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BARGAINS TO ne HAD. Our readers wili
hnd Il to their alyan,age to call at Albcrts
new Store. near The depot. lie is dispos
ing Of a hne selection Of Dry Goods. cloth
ing and dress goOd@, at cost. Good linen
Goats can he had at 90 cite. to 1875. Cali
and be convinced.
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Locusrs. Seventeen year locusts have
put In their appearance to an alarming ex-
tent In ihis county. Almost every tree, ,aul
shrub is laden with them and ihoir chirps.
reminding one Of Pharo's time, is heatl In
MI direclions.
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SssEsAoE.--0ur Cornct Baal favored
our c'iice with On excellent sercnalc on
Thursday evening. We hereby tender out
thanksfOr the samcs We were really sur.
prised to see the improvement they have
ma do within the last few months. hr.
steiler, the leader, deserves great credit
for giving Middleburg band Of which her
citizens need not be ashamed.
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lf"Johnson's Anolyuc Liuiu,u," f.
haIt as va.uab.o as people say Il Is, no
family should be without IL. Certainly n,
person be he lawyer, doctor, minister, or
ofany other profession, should slarton n
Journey without ii. No sailor, frsAerman.
or woolsmau shoull be without il. In
iaci u Is needed wherever there is an ache,
sprain, cut, bruisc, cough or cold.
Farmers and "lIorsc Men" are contin.
ually inquiring what we know Of the utili.
~ OF "Sberidan's Cavalry Condition Pow.
ders' and in reply, we would say, through
me columns Of the Posr that We have heard
IRON hundreds who have used them with
gatifying results; that is also our expert.
ence.
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70 Consumptiyes-

The advertiser, having bcon permanently cur
Ell ut that dread disease Conformation, rs 4 sim,
pie remedy, is ANXIOUS 20 make Co his fellow sui-
iotcrs tho means Of cure, To Nl who desire ID
ne VIII send ccpy Of the prescription used, Urcc
OF charge with tAodi.cuUous tor preparing aud
uslpg lho same. which they viii nud "a suns
ttRE Tor tuNHt NrrloS, Asthma, BEONCufrts
~, f'rtics w hiug the prescription will please
address kcy, lDMAKD a. WILSON,
NJ lSsiy 80 -''
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DkMonEsr's MoSrnfY MAoAzrSE for July
contains an ample store Of refreshing liter.
ature, including q continuation Of ''Beck
at the farm" by Neil Forrest; choice DO.
ems aud music, splendid illustrations.
fashions, houshod, etc., etc, and four
page engrayings Of the city Of vicna. ih
scene Of the Worlds Exposition in is12.
Price. 80 yearly. Published by ". JrS.
SrSos DknonEsT, S3S Broadway, n. Y.
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4 DMISlsTRAroR's NOTlCE.-Lcttcr.
Aof Administration on the estate Of
Daniel O. Suook, late of Beaver town.
ship. snydcr county, Ia, deceased, have
been granted to the undersigned. residing
in said township. All parsons knowing
themselves indebted to the estate Of said
deceased will please make immediate pay
ment and those having claims against said
estate will present them for setllcment,to
JACOB GROSS,
June q, =. Adm ministrator.
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TOWN AND coUNTRY.

Tns prospects fcr ABUNDANT summer
crops have been very materially changed
by recent generous rains.
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forse AasycA for July is the most in
tsrcsiinr periodical We know for Juveniles
The Editor gives us an excellent full
length portrait of himself in the present
number. Nice at Play, and Just my Luck
are continued, more Interesting than ever.
Published by W. JEssiSEs DENoRrsr. S}s
Broadway, New York. Sl.Oo per year.
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EXECuTORs' NOTICE.-Teiters tesla
4 IImenlary on the estate of Francis 4.
Boyer, late Of Washington twp, Snyder
county, Pa, deceased. have been granted
TO the undersigned, all persons knowing
themselves indebted 10 said estate are re.
quested to make immediate pay ymeut,
while those having claims will present
them TO VIZ. NJ. BOYER.
CHARLES II. BOYER,
May %, ~. Executors.
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An Additional ig.thi lutfpa d,pft At Fordio
House Mihiantspprt, az e dn pa g. cdUdrrties
With ihe tIaip! iruin lho west Miifon, Fiil2
dcllhia, New Pork, Eistln, aud iotefiu edlat4
Ioiali, hoiuuiiag, lepyea Nitoni az D 10 A. ~
making direct connection 20 MlllllmspoFl hlth
trains Tor tho wet
ny ehsnss q vars hetweea gAilaseigi.la, As~
York and Wiiliainsfsogt
Auple time allowed u Ma0eh Chnns aaa IA
1aAaaa ioI dsnlss' e&v. WAAAA, avssS
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CGLINsGRoyE PRODUCE MAEKiT
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TRAP
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hitch sells
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OF lnulana,
Price IS and Accrued Interest.

This Road W miles in length 70 Of which are in actual
operation southwesterly from Logansport to Rock
vlle passing centrally through Ave of the wealthest
and most productive counties of Indiana hitherto with
out railway facilities and Penetrating for Twelve miles
at its Southern Terminus the celebrated Block Coal
Fields of Parke County it affords the shortest existing
outlet to Chicago, Toledo Detroit Fort Wayne Logans
port, and all other intermediate points for the Block
Coal. NOW in such large demand,) Lumber, Cattle.
GRAIN and other surplus products Of this rich Agrcul-
tural and Mineral section of the state.
For the present we offer limited number Of these
First Mortgage Bonds at 05 and accrued Interest in
currency, will exchange them for U. s. Bonds other
marketable securities at the rates OF the day.
At the above price these Bonds yield the investor 50
per cent. more Income than the Bonds of the United
States, and we uuhestatingy recommend them to all
classes of investors as offering the most ample security
and liberal returns.
Further and full particulars. with Pamphlets and
Maps furnished byu personal or written application
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pLANTS! PLANTS! PLANTS
ORNAMENTAL TREES,
$4,000 PER HUNDRED.

such good Purple Beech and the Kimarnac Willow
He sells nice STANDARD Pear Trees, all worked on gOoC
English Stocks, for
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Clothes.
CITY OF WoR ESTER
SEWER ASSESSMENT.


SEWER ASSESSMENT.
All persons against whom Sewer Assessments have
been made, upon estates uf which they not the
owners on the 18th dav Of Apr 1872 requested.
inithWlth- 10 give notice at the Mayors Office. City
HAN, that the same may be re-assesse against the per-
sons who were the owners on that day.
All persons Gaining abatement OF sever assessments.
in whole or in part requested forthwith TO give no
lice thereof at the Mayors Office. with their reasons
therefor.
All persons who desire to have their sewer assessments
apporiioned, to be pail in five annual payments, with
their annual tax the law provides requested to
make Application therefor forthwith.
All persons who have heretofore paid to he city any
sums tor entering the draus Of The city are
requested to give notice Of the amount so paid, that the
same may be ahaed from their assessnnfn mt.
The Mayors Office Will be open from A NJ. TO P. NJ ,
and from until NJ, to receive all such cOmmunca-
tons.
NOTICE
is also hereby given that the Sewer Assessment Bills
ready for payment the Office the Treasurer and
Collector. GEORGE +. VERY.
N.Y. diff Mayor
PROPOSALS FOR BLOCK PAVING.
Il Scaled proposals will he we'd at the Office of
the Commissioner OF Highways, No City Han, uu Il
Saturday May 18th, 1917 at O'Clock NJ for LAYING
Block Paving by the square yard fOrthe city OF Worcc
ter
The Committee HIGHWAYS reserve the right to re-
ject any one or all proposals.
my7 d2t Perorier OF the Committee.
HEADQUARTERS STATE GUARD,
IL Worcester. May 6, lS72.
There will be an adjourned meeting Of The Battalion,
held at the Armory WEDNESDAY EVENING, may
9Th, at clock, full attendance is desired.
my DIT Captain Cong
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XWANTED-A Salesman of experience in
w Dry Goods, and who is acquainted with city
trade preferred. Apply a. once, .,,o,,,so,, go
apis dstt A. y THOMPSON w