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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-08-07
NEW TRIUMPHS !
SALES OF LAST YEAR!

THE statistics from sworn returns of the
1 sales of Sewing Ms>hires in 1872 report
ed 1879, show that the Singer Manufac-
turIng Company sold, last year, over FOR
TH-FIVE THOUSAND more machines
quarter of all machines sold during that
time. Nine out often of said Singer Machines
we're for FAMILY use-proving the great
popularity of the Singer in the household.
Machines deli.erei and satisfactory in
structions given in all parts of the county
on the most liberal terms. New Machines
OF all styles for rent by the month. Office
upstairs in Childers' Block.
Jnll0-6m w. Ill. WHITE, AsKNT.
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''There's no place like Home. %

Our friend James NJ. Wagstaif, of
Lynnville. was in town the other day,
having but recently returned from Tex
as, where he moved some time ago for
the purpose of taking up his home. He
was lured to that land by the glorious
and romantic reports of its wOndrous
beauties, salubriOus climate and prOduc-
tive soil, and now comes back to the old
land of his fathers on a visit, thorough
iy satisfied we believe, with his expert
cnce and practically convinced that
there's no place like home" He says
he don't wish to detract from any merit
that lies in that country, and that lie
thinks that this country even might be
improved upon, but in view of the great
cancatenatiOn of circumstances that
evolve themselves about the subject, he
thinks that the Court House in Pulaski
is about as pretty house rs he knows
Of. He don't say that he will never go
back to Texas, for he is going back this
fall, but has most intimate friends-those
who know him best and are qualified
to judge of his predictions and tastes,
say that he will not stay there if he
goes, and he himself says that he don't
knew but possibly they may probably be
right. We welcome him back, and we
now take occasion to say that our hand
is extended to all our wanderers in 9TH
er climes, and we will be glad when
the time comes, as come it must, when
every prodigal will return to the land
that gave him birth, and be installed
again in the inheritance of his fathers.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-08-07

Oats, SEED, Toe, Rye 90
earn, White, sc
ILL., OnEoT OK
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HALL,S

Every year increases the popu-
larity of this valuable Hair Prep
aration, (which Is due to merit
alone. We can assure our ED
patrons that it IS kept fully up to
It's high standard +; and it is the on
ly reliable and perfected prepara-
ton for restoring GRAY or FNDED
HAIR to its youthful color, making
il soft, lustrous, and silken. The
scalp, by It's use, becomes white and
clean. 1t removes all erntdions and
dandruff, and, by les tonie proper
ties, prevents the hair from falling
out, As il stimulates and nouFiskes
the hair-glands. BY SIS use, tho
hair grows thicker and stronger.
In badness, il restores the capillary
glands 90 their normal yigOr, and
viii create a new growth, except IL
extreme old age. It Is the mOss
economical HAIR-DREssISG ever
used, as il requires fever spplica-
tons, and gives the hair 4 splendid,
glossy appearance. a. a. Hayes,
Md, State Assayer Of AIassacha-
sets, says, <The constituents are
pure, and carefully selected FOR OK
cclicnt quality; and | consider Il
the BEsT PREPARATIONS for its
intended purposes"
Sod b. az Draggiasr ossd Dealers 81 ssasiolzss.
Price One dollar
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COMMERCIAL.
PULASKI MARKETS.
Corrected Every Week.
COTTON.

ORC mary 800. 7tO1OI
G0od Ordinary 1904
Strict LOt0 Middlihg 10.
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Messrs. Morton, Morley and Mccoy
have bought out and succeed MeSsrs.
Rolls & Morton in the tin and stove bus
ness I'm Pulaski. Each of these gentle
men are extensively known la this cOun-
" as men of frankness and good bust
ness qualifications, aud they invite the
patronage OF their friends, assuring them
that they are nlly prepared 10 sell them
goods In their line at Nashville prices.
See their announcement.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-08-07

- 4 great many Of car Pulaski
boys are now in LawFenceburg.
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A CARD.

July 8Ist, 1873.
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Anew Eentnre.

Mr.. E. w. Green, of Columbia, has
bought out Mr.. J. +. VOss, and besides
continuing the Bakery and COnfectiOn-
OF all kinds, MIR. Green comes recon-
mended AS a gentleman OF high stand
ing I'm the community from which he
comes, and a large experience in the
business qualities him TO meet every
want of this people We hope he may
be literally patronized and sustained
by the people, to whom he speaks this
morning through our advertising col
unans
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-08-07

Eg- Our handsome young friend j.
Mon. Ezell, of jefferson, Texas, is on a
visit to his relations and many friends
In this city. He is well pleased with his
location in Texas, and will return in the
course of a month. We hope he may
have as pleasant time as his presence
will afford all who ever had the pleas
ure of knowing him when he made Pu-
laskf his home,
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To The Public.

From the above cards it viii be seen that
my late associate, Mr.. Th0s. f. Lindsay. has
withdrawn from. business. and left me to sue
coed the firm of Irvine 81 Lindsay. I part
with him regretfuliy, and sincerely deplore
his i'll health / thank him for his words of
cOmmendation, and wish him a speedy re-
coveTy. 1t shall be my endeavor to merit
both the liberal favor he asks for me and the
uEstinted recommendation he gives. will
be pleased to see all old friends and custom
ers often as may be convenient, and to
welcome many new ones as possible l
would like to settle up the old business at
buy more goods cheaper than ever
July 3lst, 1878. a. c. IRVINE.
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InsoIYent NofIce.

HAVING suggested 70 the County Court
II OF Giles county the insolvency of the c.
tate Of George Sagg, eolored. deceased, this
is 10 notify all parties indebted 70 the came
to make immediate payment, and those
holding claims - lie them with said Clerk
duly authenticated, on OF before the Isl day
OF Eov 1878, for pTorata payment OF they
viii be barred By tbs statute.
jullT-4t W.B. sUTTLE, Adn'r.
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~ Our generous friend Mr.. Sterling
Alternately, who was so thoughtful of us
through the Winter and Spring, as to
empty his saddle bags every first Mon
day into our apple-basket, came again
on Monday last, with some splendid
Summer queens, hOrse-apples, &c, thus
keeping up the connection from crop 60
crop. We have heretofore detailed in
these columns his mode of keeping APP
pies to perfection till apples come
again, and we advise fruit-growers to
adopt his plan.
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Unclaimed Letters

In the Post Office at Pulaski, Tenn, for
the week ending August ID, 1873.
Curtis Birmingham, JET Brown (col. )
Mrs. Mary Charlton :, VIM. Gordon,
Phil Gather (col.) Mrs Angeiiue Hug
gins, lessee Harwell, Miss NJ. }. Har-
well, r. Holding & Co., II. A. johnson,
Mrs. kella Miller, J. r. Payne, Rufus
NJ Ross, Ii. b. Turner, John Weaver,
I. a. WOrtan.
J. ID. LEWIS, p. ".
BY +. J. MALONE, Assistant p. n.
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Died.

Seven miles South of Pulaski on last
Saturday, 2d., of protractcd Pneumonia,
Mrs. Neil, wife of Mr David Neil, aged
20 years.
DIED-At his home near Bunker
Hill, on Saturday July 28th 1878, Mr..
James Barnes. well-known citizen of
Giles county, aged about 81 years. His
death was the result Of a recent fall
which dislOcated his hip.
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Us. PEMBERTON & Co.. Props.
Atlantn. q. Mnrsh p. -.

Atlanta, Ca, March 25. 1871.
4Eess IL. S. Pc1RBerfoa eE CO. Gen tlemen-
have been afflicted Tor ten years with ter
Fible couR b and serious lung disea and have
used all the boosted cough and lung remedies
Of the age, and have been under treatment o.
at least one dozen Of the most eminent ply
sicians-bnt my cough never ceased, and tho
last six month before commenced the use Of
your Globe Flower Syrup nay life WINS de-
SPARED of, and came 70 the conclusion that
my care was beyond the reach Of any msdi-
cine-but ] am now veil, being cured Of my
cough and lung affection by she use Of two
bottles Of your Globe Flower Syrup. u is
four months since ] have taken the Globe
Flower Syrup, ADD have 10 cough since -
Ny general health has improved 80 much
that my friends are tonisbed nt my Tecote-
~. To many Il seems like n miracle. With
feelings of gratitude, shall always Iemaia "a
warm friend TO the Globe Flower syrup ADD
yourselves. JAS. ". HUET, Artist =.
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An Inlposter,

This is to forewarn all persons against
an imposter and swindler who calls his
name John Naples. He may be readily
recognized by a large red flesh mark on
his face under one eye. He claims to be
a carpenter, but is a very poor one. He
left without paying his board bill, and
is in all respects an imposter who needs
watching. SAM &. MITCHELL.
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DISSOLUTION,

TNHE Firm d Rolls & Morton has this day
i dissolved by mutual consent, Mr.. J u.
Rolls retiring. All persons indebted to said
firm are requested 70 settle Immediately.
The irm Is succeeded by Messrs. Morton,
" orley & Mccoy, for whom we bespeak
the patronage Of our friends who hav, 80
kindly given u their support.
July 81, rs. ROLLS & MORTON.
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Personal.

CRT- Gen. W. e. WhitthOrne. our dis
tinguished representative in Congress,
was down TO see US last Monday. He
interviewed several hundred OF his con-
ststuents at the Court House about noon.
Our Office was SO crowded with custom
ers and new subscribers that we di mi
get TO leave Il during the entire day,
and OF course heard none Of Gen. W =
speech-mueh to our regret.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
DTSSOLVTTON

T'HHE Co-partnership heretofore existing
L under the firm name of Irvine IL Lindsay,
is this day dissolved by mutual consent
Thos. F. Lindsay retiring on account of i'll
health. A. c. Irvine will continue business
at the old stand, in whose hands the books
and assets of the late firm will be found, who
assumes all liabilities and is alone author
lied to make collections.
A. C. IRVINE.
July 3Ist, 1878. T. F. LINDSAY.
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Buokingham's Dye.

As our Remover in many eases
requires too loag a time, and too
much care. 20. restore gray or faded
Whiskers, we have prepared this
dye. in one preparation which VIII
quickly and efiectnally accomplish
this result. IL i easily applied,
and produces a eolor which viii
neither rub nor wash of Sold by
an Druggists. Price Fifty Cents
Manufactured BY 2. P. HALL 4 CO..
NASHUA NE
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CE- We have had some very kind sug-
gesti0ns recently as to how to conduct
newspaper to make IL profitable to our
selves and acceptable to our patrons.
Our heart almost bursts with the grati-
ficatiOn IL cannot express when we are
made aware OF the extraordinary inter
est felt by some of our dear friends for
our welfare. We know Others could do
this business better than we can, but
we beg to be allowed to try yet a little
while We have some confidence in
luck, and hope we may yet succeed in
pleasing everybody, and besides this, we
do not wish 60 see our sOlicitous friends
partake of the starvation that grimly
CRASHES its gaunt jaws at us. We would
willingly resign our seat and let one of
them straddle the tripod, but our heart
relents for them, and we fain would
spare them the modification aud disap-
pOiutment that attacks buzzard when
he lights upon "A skeleton of dry bones
that have been picked of the last NOR
sci. We are aware that IL takes sense to
run newspaper, but paradoxical as IL
may seem, although IL takes sense II does
NOT take scents, while at the same time
Il takes more than cents. We are con-
tinually trying to add to our sense, and
az our advising friends had sent MS the
few cents they have so long owed us, we
would long ago have been able to please
them better, One man dislikes the
slight and silly" paragraphs that some
times appear i'm the paper, We advise
him 10 get a royal octave dictionary and
turn Il bOttOm-upwards and read IL back
wards, and perhaps Il viii please him,
One dislikes personal illusions. We adj
wise him 20 move our next Legislature
to abolish names and make every
man alike so that he cannot be recog-
nized by personal illusions. Another
dislikes the stale political, local and
news articles that will occur. We adj
wise him tO stop up his ears with eobs,
punch out his eyes and stick his head in
hollow stump and shut his mouth, and
he will present better appearance TO
any who chance TO come across him.
Likes and dislikes are too numerous to
mention, and though we could give all
some wholesome ADVICE, we do not know
that they would follow t., and as we are
nothing but human, we take the same
lth.rtN- and decline their advice
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The st. cloud Re-opened.

a hifalutin letter from John Kirk in
forms Us that the st. Cloud is re-Opened
Ne are glad 60 hear II, because we, that
Is ali of us Giles county people, would
rather stop there than anywhere else,
because we all know what clever fell
low John Kirk is, and what 3 princely
landlord Col. McCord is.
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Continued ill-health having warned me to
retire from business for the present, in doing
so desire to thank the public for the liberal
patronage heretofore given, to thank my late
associate for his uniform courtesy, and to be-
speak for him cont nuatiun of the conf
dence and support of the community. ] can
eouscientously recommend him for his taste
tact and talent a merchant, and tor integ-
Iity as a gentleman.
July 3lst, 1878. THOS. +. LINDSAY.
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Reynolds station.

A new Post Office has been opened at
the above named place in the business
house of our friends Bayless & Brown.
who are also open for tie reception OF
Green backs and barter in exchange for
spice, or anything else in the way of
Dry Goods and Groceries.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-08-07

~ Our young friend Jimmie Mitch
ell, who has been living with Mr.. Thos.
b. Wade, near Wales Station, in this
county, for the past fouI months, re-
ceived call and left last week for
Brownsville, Tenn, where he will go in
to the book establishment OF Mr.. f. NJ.
Paul, with whom he was for long time
employed In Nashville, in the house of
Paul Il Tavel. Jim Is a vigorous, goa
head young man, and we congratulate
his employer upon his acquisition, and
hope that his new home may be both
profitable and pleasurable to him.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-08-07

~ Rains have occurred IN different
portions of the county during the past
week, though some sections are still suf-
fering, and all nee1 more.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-08-07

IT, Start a man down hill and every
mans hand is raised to give him II push.
This has been illustrated in two or three
Instances in the past two or three weeks.
$50 what rarity is christian charity un-
der the sun"
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Real Estate Transfers.

ID. c. Carter q wife to J. L. Tan
ner, town lot i'm Pulaski, ...$ 800
ID. Z. kimbFo Il wife TO j. 4.
Phillips, 5Ua., dis, ........-. 800
Jno. L. Br0wulow % Geo. a. Wat
son, a a, 20 dis, ..-.-... 2O7
Ann II. King to a. J. Tucker, a
a., 20 dis, ...-. ....-... .... COO
". G.. Lewis 70 in II. Bailcn-
tine, town lot in Pulaski. - 1000
Shed 10 JAS. T.. kellUn, 60 acres,
Is dis, Fl. ..-............' 400
David to Geo. W. & J. ID. EICer,
a a., , dis. ..-. .--- .-....-.-..... COO
Tempe EdmudSOn to Trustees a.
NJ. f. Church, town lot Pulaski, 1S5
d. G. Anderson and others 20 d.
A. Inman, las n, 6 dis, -. $500
Alex Jones 10 Ann Kelsey, town
lot in Pulaski, ....... ...- 100
jos. Hamlet & Martha !. Mayfield
to b. +. Carter, 81 a., 5 dis, .... $3.50
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IT, The largest number of horses ev-
er seen I'm Pulaski except on circus days
was here last Monday. The horse ex-
change was literally damned, and
many of them changed hands. A cor
responding number of citizens were in
town.
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r. Mr.. Reubin Harlow, of Marlin,
Texas, formerly Of Giles county, was
marcel TO Miss Alice Evans, on the
23d nlt.. at her fathers residence in
Charleston, Miss.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-08-07

~ Circuit Court was engaged yes
tertay on the ease Of j. Z. Motiit Us. n.
& d. Railroad.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-08-07

We invite attention to the advertise
ment of this institution, TO the address
of Prof. Jones and to the card of the
Board OF Trustees, all of which are so
full and take up SO much of our space,
that there is no room for comment now.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-08-07

EB- b. II. Lane was appointed guar
dian of Josephine c., Sarah ID. and VIM.
N. Lane, by County Court last Monday.
G. =. Jones was appointed guardian
of Lewis II. Allen.
The will of L. I. Cox was offered for
probate aud was certified to Circuit
Court on issue of de Ui SdUt rel non.
Jacob +. English OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
with II. A. English on the estate OF
Thos. G.. English, deceased, resigned
and II. A. English was qualified as sole
administrator.
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~ If the Lawrence journal had
turned its type on the second page bot
tom upwards last week, it would have
presented about as spellable an appear
ance as it did.
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r. It has been estimated by gentle
men who have examined the tax books
Just made out that the taxes this year
will exceed any previous assessment by
about Is or 20 per cent.
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LUMBER! LUMBER !
The Lightning Mill

Is now in operation, cutting from to 7
i thousand feet per day. This Mil j. Ioca-
ted two miles west Of Prospect Station, in
the best yellow oplar region in the country.
Ali parties needing lumber would do we'll 10
send their orders TO Pedeu & billiard, Pros
pect Station. Soft lumber delivered at this
depot At $3.50 per hundred feet hard Ium-
Der higher. As 70 he great speed and cor
Tectness Of the mill ia cutting, refer 10 Rev.
W. n. Hughes or J. =. Stacey, Of Pulaski.
iuly8l PEDEN q HILLIARD.
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~ The A. NJ. Z. Sunday School had
a picnic last Saturday out In the grove
south of town. A large PROCESSION
1lel through the streets in the morning.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-08-07

- Mr. Lilies Alternately and family
are spending a season at a rural retreat
in Lawrence.
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Religious.

Rev. DIR. Rice will preach at the Pres
byterian Church next Sabbath, morn
ing and evening.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-08-07

~ McKissack & Co.'s forty feet adj
dition is rapidly growing. The first
story is mp.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-08-07

The Rev, Samuel Watson. for a while
the leading Spiritualist Of Memphis, Is
now IN Europe.
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Cure CONSUMPTION

NheH Jakeh IN iil1es rs lhottSaHus
will testify.
EB- Its cures are numbered by thous-
ands.
E8 Its failures are unknown.
Beware of counterfeits; the genuine
has the words GLOBE FLOWER COUGH
SYRUP blown in each bottle, and the
signatures OF the proprietors on each
label. The trade mark and compound
are protected by Letters Patent. Don't
take any other article rs a substitute
for Globe Flower Cough Syrup. Il
your druggist or merchant has none OF
hand request him to order it for you.
Thousands Of testimonials, some Of
which seem almost mfrgTHi0HS.
Us. PEMBERTON & Co.. Props.
ATLANTA, GA.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
mar6-6m
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Giles College.

The next session will begin on merit
Monday, the IItA inst.
Aug. 7-lw. c. G. ROGERS.
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II HARDWARE.
-4res per DE-. $l9tO15
Horse Nails q b24. o2Tcl
:" .Sboes q keg s.OOl
GottcR Hoes y doz S,OOI
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y. a. FOSIEk q bkO.a
At West Side of the Square.
The New York herald., 1873-11-06
PROPOSALS.
.--~~Hs-s4-e~is-sa--e -
DROPOSAT.
DRoPOsALS
L for Wrought and Cast Iron Work for the United
States Court House and Post Office New York city.
UNITED STATES CouRT HoUsK
YoR !
AND FusI UTF1CE, NEW YORK CIfY, :
OFYIcE OF SUPERINTENDENT. Oct % lS12

AND Posr OFFICE NEW York Cry
OFFICE or SUPERINTENDENT, Oct 20, 1873
Sealed proposals will be received ut the office OF the
superintendent until NJ OF the 10th day OF November
place the wrought and cast iron work OF the
window frames, architravcs, fnishings and sashcs
of the external openings OF the first story.
the window frames, architravcs and fnishings of
stories and the door frames archtraves and fnishings
OF the interior openings of the second third and fourth
stories, all Gs exhibited the drawings described the
specifications and called Tor in the schedule.
Copies Of the drawings specifications and schedule
be had appcat ton at this office.
All sca6odng required by the contractors to put the
work in place Will be furnished by the government
of charge, but will be erected by the contractors
articles OF wrought and cast iron work. provided
III the schedule. -
ders, but will be considered IN uie aggregate.
and In position within four months from of
acceptance proposal ard the remainder of the work
rapidly required by the superintendent and the
progress q the work on the building.
cent, until the final completion OF the contract
All bids must be accompanied by penal bond, in the
OF twenty-five thousand dollars $250 0n), that the
bidder will accept and perform the contract II awarded
United States Judge Clerk of the Untcd States Court or
District Attorney Of the district wherein he resides
The Department reserves the right to any all
bids ft be deemed for the interest of the government
do and any bid that Is not made the printed FORM
to be obtained in this office, and dces couorm in
every respect TO the requirements OF this advertisement
will not be considered EcIther will any proposal he re-.
ceived parties who not themselves engaged in
the manufacture Of wrought or cast iron work. who
have necessary facilities for getting out the work
Proposals will be enclosed IN sealed en- velope, en-.
dorsed "Bids for iron work" and addressed 10
q. T. HULBURD. Superintedent.