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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-08-15

On the 18th ultimo, in St. Johns Church
Washington City, 10y the Rector Rev DR.. Lewis,
Mr. DAVID " RVAM, formerly o! this place, 70
Miss FANNY r. KIRK.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-08-15
Kenmore University High School
Amhcrst &. III, Ia.

Amhcrst Q. II, Ia.
Preparatory 10 the University Of Va II. A..
Strobe (Math Medalist L. va.), Principal and
Instructor in Mathematics. II. c. Brock. b. Lit
u. va, lrecen:ly Asst Prof Latin U. VaO, In.
structor in Greek, Latin, French, German and
Botany. This is one of the leading high schools
OF Virginia. and presents many advantages in
comparable with those Uf others Students also
received FOR the Summer New session begins
September 18th, 1873. For Catalogue, address
the Prin cpal.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-08-15
South alrancls 9ntelligsnfer.
RONNEY, FRIDAY, AUG. Is, 1873.

We understand that George L. Williams,
r.s was on Friday last, elected Superin.en
Don, Of Free Schools for Hardy County.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-08-15

The most valuable part Of the extensive stove
Foundry of Joseph Bell {. Co. at Wheeling was
,s.ra,ci by ere on the nigh, Of the 18th instant.
loss So 900.
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$l,5O0,O0O,

divided into - 600 cash gifts, will be distributed
by lot among the ticket. holders The numbers
OF the tickets to be drawa from one wheel by
blind children aud the gifts from another.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-08-15
HoRRons OF AN INDIAN F1or1r.

OMAHA, August Further particulars
from The Indian fgh. say tina. the Sioux,
when they gained possession of the Paw.
nees' emp, attacked and killed number
OF squaws and children, dashiog the pa
pooses brains out againt the ground The
Pawreess lost the meat of about six hun.
dred butfAloes which they had killed The
Sioux numbered $50 warriors, under com
msad of Snowflake, the successor of Whist
Ter. Their loss was thirty warriors. Troops
from Fort Mcpherson have forced them
back to their reservation.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-08-15

We are under obligations to the United
states Department for monthly report Of the De-
rar,meat Of Agriculture for July, 1873.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-08-15

GoyE.-We regret to announce the death Of
JOINS C. HAHSEss, Esq, which took place at The
residence Of his uncle, Job r. Weton, Esq in
Grant county, on yesterday, Thursday. ming.
Every body 10 this and adjoining counties knew
and respected The deceased, and bis Sudden de-
mise will cast deep gloom over The whole COM
m1niy. Ills disease was consumption, which
has for several years gradually drawn him 20 bis
grave. le was q member OF ibe Masonic order
we understand - W55r.f % d3rrts,r, fug g.
Begin with mo3csty, 10 you would end with
honor.
lie is The greatest prince who can govern his
own mind and uis own passions
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-08-15
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
vi ARIETC4A COLLEGES.
MARIETTA, OHIO.

The next term in College and Academy begins
Thursday, Sept. 4. The town is healthful aud
pleasant, the people in,elligen refined. and in
full 5! mpathy with the College. Cabinets and
apparatus are large aud excellent; the number
OF volumes $4,000. Candidates for the ministry
have tuition and room rent renitted, and aid is
given to other worthy students needing II. The
attendance the last two years much larger than
before. Address the President |. W. AN
DREWS.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-08-15
GRANDEST SCHEME EVER
z NOW N.
FOURTH GRAND GIFT CONCERT
for the benfit of the
Pu bic Library Of Kentucky.
10000 CASH GIFTS $500 900.
EVERY FIFTH TICKET Draws A GIFT
$4,000 fo1. $50.

The Fourth Grand Gift Concert authorized by
special act of the Legislature for the benefit o.
the Public Library OF Kentucky, will take place
in Public Library Hall, at Louisville Ky,
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1873.
Only sixty thousand tickets will be sold and
one half of these are intended for the European
United States, where loo 600 were disposed Of
for the Third Concert The tickets divided
into ten coupons or parts and have on their back
the Scheme with n full explanation Of tie mode
Of drawing.
At this concert, which will be the grandest
musical display ever witnessed in this country,
tie unprecedented sum of
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Commissioners Notice.
II CHANcERY.

0hanhplZcTi IN CHANCERY.
DI decree rendered Of the April Term of tho
ID Circuit Court of Hampshire county Wcst
Va, ne undersigned Special Commissioner i'm
ibis GAUGE. is directed. after first having given
notice, for four successive weeks in the South
ErrU~h iUtrNirSneCr. 'fo ascertrin ard -rrgrt
when said sale. in he hiil mcnt5ucd by Powell
Conrad, Commissioner wi3 made aud tlc terms
thereof who was The purchaser. and whether he
complied with ihe terms a. sliI sale trd Dr. go
how much money he paid 20 said Conrsd Spe-
csl Commissioner and how be disposed II he
same. who was the security fur said purchaser
iu biz purchase money bouds how much rs due
urcn said purchase and how and o. whom ne
-'fuc should be Distributed sui any otba- mat.
ters tending Co throN iilh, pprn me transactions
named 500 hs l.il Doe may deem pertinent on
any purity inte-csfed ma7 require
Ail interested viii, thcrtr0rs
TAKE NOTICE,
That on "wednesday. The SD day ~ sep'em
Der -l3 90 my flee fro K,mucy ! shall proceed
90 carry out the disecd n5 Of The above recited
decree.
SAML. L FLOURNOY,
NyCc,Gi Commissioner
August /, 1879 81 js.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-08-15

"A very heavy rain, accompanied with hail.
'el, ror'h Of This Place extending southeast, but,
confined to a very narrow strip Of country, not
over from half to three quarters of a mile in
width, on Monday evening last. The growing
corn on the farm Of George w. Washington,
Esq, md Others on the Branch, We are told was
v,ry much riidled 10y the hail The storm pass
"a lclyug It's tracks of destruction on corn and
b.akwhcaI fields on Jersey Mountain, Little Ca
pom, the ueighbothoods of Pleasant Dale and
hanging Rock. In all these sections the fall OF
lan !, represented az having been almost I'M
Igcc.dcn,cd.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-08-15

\ SGHFNAOE.-D During our visit to MooreGeld
last week, stopping at the ''Mullin Hotel ." we
we've, in connection with Col. RoBEnr WHirE.
President Of the South Branch Railroad and our
State senator, GAoHCg A. BLAKEXoRE Esq, on
I-csd-y night, UNEXPECTEDLY compinented with
scennde 10y the MooleGcld Brass Band, com
posed of the following gentlemen Messrs Peter
Ni,I v. H. Welt, George huhn Edrcard
Tinker, L.dm Rmh,r, j. w. LmtAicun, Hugh
Err. II. C. Trley AMI Le,cis Aiiler. Their
music WIS very fne-but to be made, with the
gentlemen uamcd, the special object of it, al
though no talent in that line ouryelf, we greatly
u.uycI its rich hurmopies, as the meludous
t.cs ho4led away upon the Silly night air, in
y,.'iug il with charm to which no language
eau 10 Justice Their advancement, speaks well
l,r tie skill Of their instructor, Mr.. PETER Nil
a. ana Tie talent Of its members. We heartily
,.lA oar friends for the compliment Of SO agree
tl'y treat.
We trust this excellent Band will receive that
public encouragement in the future which will
enable it to maintain its organization and pro-
goes to stiIl higher attainments in music until
j, stands on level With the best Bands in the
S.c.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-08-15

The sale Of Blooded Stock, advertised in GU,
columns by JAcon VASNErEn, Esq, of old Fields
HARDY county, took place before the Court house
in Noore6,ld, on Tuesday Of last week. But few
bidders we're present, and. after disposing of the
following, Mr. V. withdrew the remainder. To
James Whiting, Bull calf, for $50 90 Jo.
seph yaumeter, Bull calf, $50 90 Benjamin
Cunningham, Bull calf SCI 90; William W
Harness q Cow, Si5 CO; Isaac Vanmeter, n
Cow, $40 90 +: Jamos 5. Whiting. IIeifer, $40
20, ami William C. yaumcter, Heifer, Sal co..
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-08-15
A Bloody Indian Battle.

OMAHA, (NFBRAsKA,) August 8 "A
dispatch from Elm Creek, Nebrasks, states
that on Iufsiay morning while party of
ra~nee Indians were bunting near RepGb-
ilcan river, CA ifltekwood Creek, they were
surprised and a,tacked ny large body of
Sioux, and bloody ish. ensued, resulting
IN the defeat Of the Pawnees, who lost :
bout lou, comprising soma of the best men
OF the tribe, and most Of their horses, arms
and game Ths pavnees were pursued
thirty miles, aud only escaped when night
came on.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-08-15

KILLED On the 3lst uldmo, while Mr. Will
liam Gather, Of Ctcapon District WIS riding on
a wagon on the Cacapon road, tree fell across
The wagon, striking him IN The descent, killing
him almost instantly There wss no wind stir
ring, and it seems singular freak Of nature that
the tree, which was only partially dccayod,
should fall in this singular manner. II seems a
strange dispensation Of Providence. Morgan
NoTcWy.
s>s- we have not as vet received The full re-
turns Of the election in this County, but the re-
turns indicate the election Of Nr. \. VI. Alferson
County Superintendent Of Free Schools.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-08-15

H4t't s MAGAsINE FOR SSrrRNBER. This Ma
goz.uo, universal f,voric with all classes of
society, rich and poor, is issued for September
aud rare number il is brim full OF genuine
matter such as interests all readers. It has a
nice Hhaoman s story, telling Of adventure in
l.e arctic regions (Which was crowded out Of the
August uumber) and " ell written sketch about
newspaper reporters, contributed by one of that
Useful profession, the celebrated " Quad of the
o'roit Free Press, most promising young wri-
hr Who served through the war a5 "a soldier
passed many months in the Indian country
uepPer and hunter, ard now acts as editor
.u addition 10 al lhis IS well prepared paper
.a Nwzjl, several beautiful stories, an extra
] SUPPLY Of poetry, and among the latter is a
t'" Toy Miss Mostly Of Virginia, 4 near rels ton
'ct,iDbrted Colonel Mostly Of guerrilla fame,
"a 'lc usual Illustrations and comic cuts All
NE back numbers from January supplied by the
l'.'sh,is. TsoNEs & TArBor, 36 Bromfeld St,
.'' md for sale at all periodical stores in
tecaa'ry.
Tho Baltimore / Ohio Railroad Company is
s.a.a. an .r,e,iln well at Nartnsburg to OBJ
..n' ..piiy u water for the use Of the Compa-
rs h hat point.
1--WE earn from the C8mbcrlanl Times that
three v.igp1e horses which were stolen about
socks a.3 from th, stables Of Mr.. Steger at
were rccoye5el on Friday last at Win.
..- Na The thief or thieves escaped de-
."s' week. ofs' lcl'ts reported in the city
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-08-15

A FINE lot &C common straw Bais- .fudian
n Panama do-Pure Guysquul do-Lsghofn
aud Matkiuaw dat
H. u. DAwsoY's
Romnev, Nay l5, 1919.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-11-21
sHERIFF'S SALE.

NYOTICE is hereby given that by VIZ
IN tue Of On order Of sale, issued out
Of the district court of Lyon county,
Kansas, to me directed, will, OF Mon
day, the LIST day Of December A. ID. 1873,
at IL O'Clock q, m, at the front door of
the court house, in the city Of Emporia,
in the said county, offer for sale At publ,
auction, to the highest bidder for cashc
the following described real estate, to-
wit: The southeast Il OF section 26, town.
ship 10, range II; also 20 acres on the east
side ::of the southwest q OF section %,
township 10, range IL; also aCres IN
square form in the northeast corner OF
northeast 4 OF section IS, township 10,
range IL, all situate In Lyon. county
Kansas. Said real estate to be scld to
satisfy judgment Of partition In . case
wherein James Williams and james Ev,
ans, minor over fourteen years old, and
Maud WilliAme, an infant under fourteen
years, by James Williams her next friend
were plaintiffs, and Mary Jones and Ben
jamin Jones, her husband, and the follow
ing named minors under fourteen year
old, viz: Marian FrancettA Evens, 10
hanna EVens, Eli Eveos, Emma Evens,
and Arthur EVens were defendants,
Proceeds OF said sale TO be divided be
tween said PLAINTIFF and defendants a
their respective interests may appear
aGter paying the cost Of said suit.
Given under my hand at Emporia, Kan
sas, this 31st day Of October, 1873.
JOHN BAY.
44-4s Sheriff Lyon county, Kansas.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-11-21
The FINAL RESULT.

DR.. Holland says, in Scribners
Monthly for November, that 'Pro
gress has doubtless been made in
many things. We are richer, bet
ter clothed, better housed, better
fed and better educated than we
used to be. Our railroads run
everywhere; our Wellnigh 0xhaus-
ted resources have been preached
in 8 thousand directions; we
count the increase of our popula-
ton by millions; the emigrations
of the world all move toward us;
colleges, churches and school
houses have gone mp with the
buildings of the States, and the
States themselves have multiplied
so rapidly that not one American
in ten knows exactly how many
are in the Union. All this is
true; but the final result of our
civilization is to be reckoned in
character. If we are not rearing
better children and ripening bet
ter men and woman than we were
a century ago, then something is
radically wrong, and the quicker
we retrace our steps to see whore
We have diyergsd from the right
track, the better. The typical
American-man, woman and child
lis the representative product Of
all the institutions and influences
of our civilization. AS the type
improves or degenerates, do these
institutions and Influences stand
approved or condemned before
the world. Progress cannot be
reckoned in railroads and steam
boats, or counted in money, decid-
ed in any way by the census ia
bles. Are we producing better
children and better men and WON
en-? That is the question which
decides everything"
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-11-21

THE BASIS OF INTELLECTUAL
GREATNEss.-There is q great deal
of intellectual labor undergone
simply for discipline, which shows
no present results that il appre-
ciabie, and which therefore re-
quires, in addition to patience and
humility, one of noblest Of the
moral virtues, faith. OF all the
tolls in which men engage, none
are nobler in their origin or in their
aim than those by which they en-
deavor to become more wise.
Pray observe that whenever the
desire for greater wisdom is earn
est enough to sustain men in these
high ndevors, there must be both
humility and faith-the humility
which acknowledges present insult
ficiency, the faith that relies upon
the mysterious laws which govern
our intellectual being. During
some brief moments of insight the
mist has rolled away, and they
have beheld, like a celestial city,
the home of their highest aspira-
tons; but the cloud has gathered
around them again, an still in the
gloom, they have gone steadily
forward, stumbling often, yet
maintaining their 'unconquerable
resolution. 1t is to this sublime
persistence of the intellectual in
other ages that the world owes the
treasures which they won ;, it is by
like persistence that we may
hope to hand them down, augmen-
ted, to the future. Their intellect
uai purposes did not weaken their
moral nature, but exercised and
exalted Inflammation.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-11-21
SHERIFF's SALE.

DY virtue OF an order OF sale, Issued
ID out OF the District court OF the 5th
Judicial District, sitting in and for Lyon
county, Kansas, wherein George W. Kir-
Kendall is plaintiff, and S. j. Way aud
Anna s. Way are defendants, will, on
Monday, the LIST day Of December, A. d.
1875, at 10 O'Clock q. M, at the front door
OF the court house, in the city of EmporIa,
Lyon county, Kansas, offer for sale at
public auction, to the highest bidder for
cash in hand, all the right, title and in
terest Of the defendants S. j. Way and
Anna S. Way in and to the following de-
scribed real estate, to-wit: The undI-
vided half Of the southeast quarter of
section fifteen, township nineteen, OF
range ten, situate in Lyon county, Kan
saS. Said real estate will be sold as the
property OF defendants S. j. Way and
Anna S. Way, to salty said Judgment.
JOHN BAY,
Sheriff OF Lyon county, Kan.
Sherih's ONCE, Emporia, Kansas, OctO-
Der 2ist, 1873. 44-4S
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-11-21

Louisville has unWittingly COM
mitted itself to . grand temperance
reform by voting to send drunkArds
home instead otto the lookup. Not
even the most confirmed inebriates
require DeeOnd treatment. They
generally come oct about the third
day, . little more bald, and with q
scared look about the eyes, that tells
Of the Christening influence OF 9
good christian home.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-11-21

Little a. We realize the weight
OF gaseous bodies, it is meteoro-
logically certain that one cubic
mile OF atmospheric air weighs
over ave millions ak hundred
thousand toss. and one cubic mile
Of pure hydrogen. the lightest
known sabstAnce. weighs no less
than three hundred and eighty
nine Thousand tons. It will, there
fore, appear somewhat startling to
those who laugh At the terrors Of
our foreHathers when the earth
Was threatsned by collision with
comets, TO learn that such . case.
ous body has an enormous weight
aad its mass L. not less than thai
OF an asteroid. It would have, il
reduced TO the dsnsity Of lead, Z
diameter which may approximate
" be put ct least a. high ~ my
mllGD. al q s.ds 19= Ha-..
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-11-21
HUMOROUS.
"Talk about the jaws Of death, /"
said q henpecked husband, ''they
are nothing to the jaws Of life."

"Talk about the jaws Of DEATH"
said henpecked husband, ''they
are nothing to the jaws of life."
Hereafter don't ask a prisoner.
care you guilty or not guilty?"
Let the question be, "Have you or
have you not any rich relationsr
Men who live by "hook or crook"
are described as those who crook
their elbows in coffee-houses, and
hook what they can elsewhere.
An exporter recommended the
Christian religion to the ungodly
because he had "been q church
member for fifteen years, and it
hadn't cost him but 49, cents.'
Reading in his morning paper
that Thalberg had been embalmed
by his widow, Muggins remarked
that he knew several married men
who were kept alive in a pickle by
their wives.
An agricultural journal says that
some kinds of trees will stand
complete skinning and then bark
over in q few months without in
jury. A dog can beat that. You
may skin q dog and the bark will
be over as soon as the skinning is
complete.
"Are you very fond of novels,
Mr.. JonesT' "Very," responded
that Intercepted gentleman, who
wished to be thought by the lady
questioner fond of literature
"Have you" continued the lady
sever read Ten Thousand 9
Year," mo, madam, / never
read that number in all my life."'
Little Tommy didn't disobeJ
his mama and go in swimming, die
hep mo, mama; Jimmy BrowI
and the rest OF the boys went in
, but i remembered, and would moi
disobey you" "And Tommy n eve
tells lies, does hep "No, mama
/ couldn't go to heaven" "Thel
how does Tommy happen to havl
on Jimmy Browns shirtT'
Capt. Jack, few days befor
his execution, asked the chaplain
, who was trying to give him spin
2 itual consolation, il he knew q
! about God and the happy land
> The good man thought he die
"Then," said the Modoc chic.
ayeu know all about Him, me Civ
! you ten horses to take my plaG
tomorrow Tbs chaplain didn
! know about that. TaTAI
t If many protesting christian
, skould speak Oat the things the
], really feel. instead Of the smoos
y prayers which theY de pray. the
# We9ld say when they went hon
It ct night, 20 Lord, ] met . poi
d wretch Of yours to-day-a mise
10 able, unwsshed hrat-and ! q,
D. him sixpeAse. and ! hare bes
=. cory for It ever sincs."-Beeche
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-11-21

Society is full OF failures that
need never have been made; full
Of men who in the first haH OF
their days did nothing but eat
and sleep and shipper, and in the
last half have done nothing but
perpetuate their follies and weak
nesses. The world is full, ] say,
of such people; full Of men in
every trade and profession, who
do not amount to anything; and
I do not speak irrevorently, and I
trust not without making due al
lowance for the inevitable in life
when I say that God and Thought
ful men are weary Of their pres
ence. Every boy ought to ina
prove on his father; every girl
grow into nobler, gentler, more
self denying womankood than the
mother. No reproduction of for
mer types will give the world the
perfect type. / know not where
the Milleniun is, as measured by
distance of time; but do know,
and SO do you, that it is q great
way of as measured by human
growth and expansion. We have
no such men and woman yet, no
age has ever had any, as shall
tand on the earth in that age oil
peace that will not come until
men are worthy Of it Rev. W.
H. Murray.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-11-21

Kallock thinks the present LegiS-
lAturs elect, "will not only be the
peer OF any Of its predecessors In
ability, bat We shOuld not b sur
prised 10 And it containing more IN:
tsgrty aud moral worth to the
square foot than any body that ever
sat In Topeka before" That's what
the candidates say Of each successive
legislature. 90.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-11-21


THE Frost AND THE FEVER
The coming of the frost at Mem
phis is thus described: Before
daybrcak hastily attired men and
women, with semi-nube children in
their arms, were out in the streets
breathing the precious air of the
purifying frost. Here STOPPING
down, one gathered q handful of
the glittering hoar-frost, which,
pure and beautiful, lay upon the
earth, and gazing on it with some
what of the gladening spirit with
which the Isrealites gathered the
mama in the desert of Arabia, ex-
claimed, oh God, we thank Thee
for this blessing! Others came and
touched with reverential fingers
the pure, cold message of health,
as il to satisfy themselves, like the
half-believing Thomas OF old, that
the savior of the city had not risen,
but descended from heaven, to
save the people from the destroy
ing angel of the pestilsnce.
Groups of men moved from place
to place to prove by cumulative
evidence that indeed it was frost,
and not some optical delusion;
that the wished-for guest had not
merely confined it's visitations to
one locality, but enjoyed the free
dom of the city. Here a pale
face, once a handsome woman,
with a tender babe at her breast,
knelt down on the cold ground to
thank God that the frost had
come! Poor, stricken heart! she
and her orphan boy were all that
the pestilence had spared out OF a
once happy family. Strong men,
and bare-armed,
walked excitedly hither and
rejoicing in the fact that
a physician had come to whose
nostrums the whole faculty must
yield precedence as the only true
panacea for the terrible yellow
fever. Windows and doors were
thrown open, wooden and cotton
garments were exposed to the dis
injecting agency of the cold and
rarefied air, and everywhere in the
city there was marked enthusi-
aSm,"
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-11-21
Proposals Wanted.
COUNTY CLKRx's OFFICE.

I y : = NUlNIH OLsAsEAb VHELCLs
LYON COUNTY, Nov. 12, 1879, !
CEALED proposals viii be received at
y this oflee until Friday, November %,
l672, 70 build bridge acorss Alien creek
as the Fremont road crossing. Proposals
must include abutnents, superstrueture
and all necessary material. Approaches
not included. Bridge TO be all wood or n
once.
By order OF the Board Of County Com.
missioners. DAVID 8. GILMORE,
&c 4S County Clerk.