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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-11-11
South Paris Items.

The semi annual eXlmu ition of the
South Paris Savings Bank shows that tie
BanR has succeeded beyond the eNpccta.
lion ol even IT. most ardent uieuds. S nee
il. organization last spring it hts received
over go, 000--depos Is rom over 200
different depostors. This sum has a.l
been safely invested by the Directors al
good rates al interest, thus insuriug
good dividends to the deposilols.
This Ban, unl,te most other Saving,
Banks has adop.cd fc principle I'D allow.
ing interest on MI ,,a.. lrpH .le inst oi
the month, either PeceIn- D.. blown
the date of deposit, accordiu- "a, .hc d..
post is before or after the mud oi ihe
month.
This is he general RUE Is. 100 all suns
over fifty dollars, but the Directors, ai-
ing To see why The man Nhp deposit, fifty
dollars should De treated an, brltrr Iii, n
the Que who deposit, ten, have made the
rule universal.
The new bridge near the F.ouIing Mil
is now completed. AMI is very nice one
IL Is a credit to the builders and the dis
uicl.
"A peculiar aud somewhat importuu,
case was tried before Judge Walton in the
Surname Carr In R,ugor Loaf VaJ,os
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-11-11

"A gginLstOUe burst in Hollis SYtle
Factory, East Wilton, last Thursday and
Killed Mr. Oramandel Cheney, and tie
Superintendent. Nir. G. L. Tieald.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-11-20


Oh Monday morning last, about half
past one o CLOCK, when Mr.. Daniel Thomas
was on his way to Georgetown to attend
the Court, he was three times fired at by
some assassin concealed in the bushes on
the side of the public road, few yards
from the avenue leading to his house.
The first and third fires missed him, but
the second put three large buck.shot in
his leg and ankle, causing painful ic not
dangerous wounds. Nlr Thomas had had
some difficulties with some ofhis neig ghbors
about shooting his cattle and trcspassing
OH his lands, and was OH his way to
Georgetown to institute prosecutions
against the offenders, when he was way
laid and shot. 1t being in the nighttime,
he was unable to see the perpetrators;
but feels confident if he should survive,
he may yet bring the murderous gang to
justice. If these cowardly outlaws were
residents of certain parts of the North
west, they would be found dancing in the
air from the limb of II trec.-GEoRGE.
TOWN TINES.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-11-20
CHARLESTON

? 81
Is again to pass over to- the tender
mercies of Radical rule. The glarihg
frauds, so clearly brought home to tie
Commissioners the shameless violation
OF law, and trickery manifested by the
party to defeat the Conservative vote.
have all been styled mere "irregulnrities"
not yitiating or affecting the expression
OF the people. The, peopls to whom the
election belonged, were smugglcd in from
E'lsto and the adjoining Islands, to vote
as their masters told them. The people
were voted "early and often" at polls
which were purposely hid from the
Citizens. Yet all this is fair play and
honorable, n hearty expression ofpopular
will. 1t is all right for the party, that
hustled i'll the riff.raff of the world to its
aid in the warnnd always ms fairly resorts
to any means to defeata just or decent
expression popular vote. The Conser-
vativc rule leaves her inrrosperity. The
incoming rule will carefully take care Of
Mr.. Alva Gage, a northern man by birth
and gentleman who has seen enough to
enroll him on the side of right made n
manly protest against relinquishing his
trust as an alderman, and thecity owes
him its gratitude. The protest of the
citizens is not yet abandoned, but We ex-
pect.no fate for her except wrong and in
justice.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-11-20
BLsfIOP CUMMINGS,

Qfthe Protestant Episcopal Church
Of kentucky has withdrawn from the
exercise ofhis functions. He states that
sthopeless that the errors prevailing
SO extensively in both English and Ameri-
can Epriscopal Churches be eratlicated
bysaauthorities legislative or executive,
and'shei cannot surrender his right to
cofninunewitll fellow christians around
theihble Of the Lord and he must take
his place when he can"
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-11-20

IISn1cegfoS1.tli. a:all7 legal Ad-
pcrtisenae ents:, Of County
9fptercst, whether notices
afabthc1's, twill bc publish
ReE afor tho benefit Of oul,
Re;aSl eEsi IYhethc1, they are
lopji4 ,1o1:4 o.. not.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-11-20

atthe marrow platform, Mt the depot be.
tween this tonrnont and main track, will
show that it is too scant for the purpo-
ses Of baggage, exRress, freight Sahd a
,horonghfare for passelig gers off and on.
In fact it is Il man or woman traps, and
some one will be hurt before long. as a
space of only three or four feetis allowed
between the cars. The depot; well, it
may suit u Pacific railway, which is like
iy to move right, left Or anyway except
to- to suit a permanent settler, but as this is
not Omaha although pacific people
dwell here, we musfssys the, depot is n.
very shabbyafaif for business and con- CON-
fort.
-.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-11-20
/ Il. d. CONNOR & SON,
WHOLESALE. and RETAIL GROCERS
AND
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
G93, KING STREET,
CHARLESTON, S. @.
Up. O. Box 2OG.)

NNIE MOST RESPECTFULLY INVITE
w the attention Of our friends and the pub
lie generally to our assorted stock Of Groceries
Which cannot he surpassed, neither in quality or
price: Our prices are low. Merchants and
Farmers will do well to call and examine our
stock, before purchasing elsewhere. We guar
antcc satisfaction.
Having given special attention for Tie past
two years to the sale of cotton, we nrc prepared
to sell at the highest market prices. Consign-
mcnts solicited. We will also receive for sale
or shipment, all kinds Of domestic produce.
Being truly thankful for past favors, we ear
nestly solicit a continuance of same
=. Sail business entrusted TO our care
shall meet personal and prompt attention.
Sept. Is 1873 81 Pm
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-11-20
THE 0RANGDBURC TIMES
OrangebuEg, s. O.. Nov. 90, 1879.
LARGEST clRcuLATloNln THE COUNTY.

sfn+changc Contract Advertisements, notice
l.ift, ,bs giyesf before. Monday noon.
Our liieiids Wishing to have advertisements
inserted dirthe TIMES, must hand them in by
TussdsS morning, 10 o'clock.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-11-20
TOO GOOD 10 BE TRUE.

TOO GOOD 10 BE True.
Itis,a pity to hnrrass patient people
with an indefinite hope Hope may grow
gray; The old saws of "its long road
Tint has no turn" and "thc way to hell
is paved with good resolutions" have both
lost their ;,lnc.ion with y people who have
almost concluded that his satanic mag
etythad begun his reign, andft was un-
disputed But confusion exists in his
dominion, if his throne is not bcscigcd; ;
for particulars, read on and hope on.
The radical legislature assembled at
Columbia, and promised to mend matters.
Theymet with MI the gravity and wisdom
peculiar to that body. They find it how
ever easicr to crack peanuts than to ex-
tricatc ,"our state" from the muddlc of
fraud and corruption into which she has
been dragged by the party. They confess
that the entire engineeieg has been n
swindlc, they d'nouncc their choice of
Govenor. They talk ee repudiation &C.,
and even sentcntiously recomend that
''the state be turned over to Grant Us q
bad job."l What the party failure,
issthe representative party of purity,
progress, and civilization fraud so
they say We are glad that barren field
has brought them TO this confession, and
now is their time to give it up. Turn it
oyerlto Grant, and let us have Beast
Butlerfor military governor if needs he.
Wewill ut least try s new yoke rather
than longer wear the execrablc thing
which they call government.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-11-20
obi iaa1YfE NEXT TaX.
OF los

!. Will be at least cighteenmills to n,isc
supplies fdr the fiscal year. 1t crceps up
grasddYynaallly, 2 higher assessment ofpropcr-
tysapf 4, higher per centagc of taxation
is @deuble barrel shot.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-11-20
oRANGEBURG COUNTY.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS,

IN THE COMMON PLEAS,
William C. IIane and John X. Hane plaintiffs
against George Boliver, AZ administrator,
of tile Estate of William C. Coter, de-
ceased, John J. Jackson, Mary A Weeks,
wife Of II. Weeks, Anna Cofer. Sarah
Friy, wife of Jacob Friy, Martha Wealth
erIie, wife of James w. Wcathcrsbie,
Thomas L. Cofer and NJ. X. Cofcr, defend
ants:
Copy Summons for Relief Complaint not
TO THE defendants Thomas L. Cofer and
NJ. X. Golfer:
Won are hereby summoned and required to
IL answer the complaint in this action, which
is filed in the Office of the Clerk of the Court
of Common Pleas for the said County, and to
serve Copy Of your answer on the subscri-
bers, at their Office at Orangcburg Court
house So. Ca. within twenty days after the
service OF this summons on you exclusive of
the day of service, and if you fail to answer
the complaint within the time aforesaid, the
plaintiffs will apply to the Court for the Re-
lief demanded in the Complaint.
Dated at Orangeburg October 2lst i S73.
DErrevillc & Whaley
Guess Plaintiffs Attorneys
To Thomas L. Cofer and NJ. X. Cofer, de-
PENDANTS above named:
Take notice That the summons and Com
plaint herein, were filed in the office of the
Clerk Of the Court of Common Pleas for Or
angeburg County, ut Orangebnrg South Car
olina ON the 2lst day of October 1873.
DETREVILLE & WHALEY
Plaintiffs Attorneys
o,:,ober 22st 1873. $50.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-11-20
BOLTING
nd ~

The Chicago srAATs ZErruNG GERMANY
has Bol.ed in disgust from the Repub-
licfh ranks. and says it will hereafter
express lis disgust for the English spea-
king Republican politicians" 1t sees
them only patriotic in fat offices.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-11-20


Tie Evangelical alliance" has had
tbsffeet Of creating a branch at Charles
tcaaaEhe7intrest among christians of all
prcfastanty churches is widespread and
caf6est!syod isSqh sp
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-11-20

I'VE are gratifed to learn that s.solo-
mons, ESQ., the practical Railroader is
now filling the position of superinten-
dent Of the S. G. r. r. We suggest to
his cxpericnccd-cye, that mere glance
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-11-20
NFIB Ip!IF q - = 7F.l- [ Z

,iEgHfl efnns Slli II Z - -
Milhahayn tl;.ir papers regularly
mailed.uasend us new names, build up
our paper, aid let every household in
the County be q supporter Of our enter
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-11-20
THE
y. S. A1bergotti's Store
Corner pEE'e ! Russell + y IS I'll Street and
Rail Road Avenue.

" sg 2 ea ~ = sss1s. ss1Ss.. +
sH AS in Store q well selected Stock of C:roco-
III riea for Sale ut reduced prices. Psr,;ss
would do well to call examine and price hoods
betore purchasing elsewhere.
q Asflll 8toas pf Bacon 5Els9r Sugar Svr,n
Molasses Candies, Cahed Goods, Crockery. I'm TN
ware, &c, on hand : ~ "
n nsa9 Goods delivered, free OF charge. --,sssa
Jan. /, 1873 IL A.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-11-20

MDVERTIsrnIENrs will be inserted at
the rate of@lss fsillnr mid a half per square
forthc first insertion, and one dollar per square
fot1nscls subsequent insertion. q
Liberal terms pale with those who desire
tosslyeuiss f5r three, sis u ,rs,welye months.
va Marriage notices and Obituaries not
ereScdidg, onc Square, inscrtcd free.
National Republican., 1873-03-26
pRorosALs FOR ARMY SUPPLIES.

OFTIcE PURcTAsIsg AND DErOr q. S.l
OMAHA, Mn, February ~, lsil
until il ociocE a NJ on sKfuRDAY, ths sti ay oi
msnt u9i!sd Sts.ss Army The i9oNins stores Dc.
ery ChcSSo or St Louis BY the SD q APT SS isiS,
Ho1 barrels q XXN Flour. sprins wheat
bO barrels OF NIX Flour, winter wheat
500 pounds q Beans, choice white, hand picked.
.TooO pounds Of Split Peas In barrels
2lOOO pounds OF lice, In barrels.
AOO pounds OF HOmiDy, coarse In barrels.
SuO pounds Of HOminy, Rrits, In barrels.
dQnO POUNDS Of Coffee. green Rio in double sacks.
liaoo hounds % sugar. equal in quality TO stuarI
500 gallons Of Vinegar whisky. free from adul
teraton, OF strength requiring % grains OF
ounce IN new Shooped 0S SsE sas basrss Sls n Mta
one iron hoop on each end, heads and iron
,,,o % %h0SPs painted y, aud sgngs caIned With IN.
sizes or eights, In boxes strapped.
s.oD Iounds Of soar hard and dr.. free from adul.
boIooo pounds Of salt tine grain clean and dry. In
bright barrels, full hcadlined.
aoOO sounds o. sroGnd Black peppeT IN full welght
| containing - pounds net.
proposals for delivery at Omaha must be addressed
Chicago, % Major II Macieely, &. 4, at Chicago,
Ills; toI delivery at ~ Louis, TO Captain Q. d, Pen.
BiddeIs are especially requested to address their
duty where they propose % deliver, ,Storos
package must be In frut rate chipping order Actual
| tare al the time of delivery IL required,
feTrsd 70 therein ffsisit On SAMPLES must be q pre- re-
paid.
roposAls Sil be received subject to tho usual con
| Blank proposals aud firtiyr information will be
laTnshsa ss hSn upon Application e ih9 662PRmiS
| mill Ircyet Bris den and on
National Republican., 1873-03-26
DRoPosALs FOR STATIONERY.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, March IS ls7a
Sealed proposals for furnishing Stationery for the
year ending June ~, lsit, will be received at this
Department until the 18th day OF April, lo1s, ut II
BLANK forms for bidding will be furnished upon
ff6s BIDS will be considered and accepted or re-
iectod Item by item; and this advertisement and
the proposal, far accepted by the Secretary Of
the Treasury, and the bond accompanying the
government and the bidder or bidders, and no fur.
ther contract will be executed.
The articles contracted for must be furnished
pursuant 70 orders from The Department. The en-.
ire quantities will, however, be called for during
Each proposal must be signed by the individual
With SUFFICIENT suretiea, In the sum of ten thousand
q the district IN which the spreIies reside oN do
ment, conditioned for furnishing such portions Of
the articles rs may be awarded under IL, and the
performance OF the contract.
expert detailed for the purpose by the Secretary Of
the Treasury and the delivery OF an inferior article
will be deemed sufficient cause to annul tho con
Deliveries most be free of charge At tho Treasury
Department, Washington.
The failure 70, comply with any one order under
penalty Of the bcnd. or the Secretary of the Treas
such quantities of any articles shall be necessary
ths s S1ssd Sy sgss t1ST
the price which II shall bo found necessary TO pay
| for such articles.
RroP?sEals P E Tn1,Seompsnisd 6E atatlsi~Story b9nt
ouly q established manufacturers OF or dealers Ii
ProposSis to be addressed to the undersigned Ant
| WIN. A. RICHARDSON,
mhlI-eo Acting Secretary Of the Treasury.
National Republican., 1873-03-26
DRoPosALs FOR SUPPLIES.

HEADQUARTERS DHP'r or AnIEoSA,)
CHTkr QuARrERMAsLEn's QrIIcE,
Sealed propo!ss tpcas viz VIZ S S1ps bi Of tns
Ss ss sR nsSn ffG y
4 which place and time they will be opensd t6id.
Ey.s n q EsssSpsSS @ PTSpcstisn Il Us e sSIS;
he p T
the Depots and Posts In the Departments Of Arizona
parSSP R . prSeqas prSSg s.o Rs e
receiyed up to the ssms hour and date by the Quar-
nishins al or srcssonsle Proportion Sf The I grain,
hay and wood required there
Ss riR e Is ssss '.f ssy
stacks, either baled or LOOSE All supplies furnished
dcSsrsd sSS @Ss and suss aSssss Ss Ss
may BE- designated by proper authority. The guan:
q iSerSssS or during he sel ye"r
DEPoTs AND POSTS,
PSSRds SoGd. S so cords STd iO cora cora. % soG
pounds; hay. s7''OOO pounds; wood. DO cords
uIsSa dRtpOs CORN Hnd s SSSP PoSnSl %
pounds: wood. LOO cords soft. '''''''
ATS Peunss AsGnaS Wood Is soT3s hsPa " .5fy ny ~
Camp BssIS ad c ScS1 PSSEGs h1g
Camp Bowie-Bsriey, g9.ooO pounds: corn, SSsyoD
POUNDS; hay, 7dp.oOO pounds; wood $50 cords
Camp date Greek Barley, slacOO rounds; corn,
sssss % bss2S bsGSSnSs; ssy .g "o pounds WOOD i
New Post a Nc Graham Barley, s.o,so pounds;
SsSosoa SSsa soScSd. aaadsi ssra SaS .Gi i p00nd'
Camp Hualpai-Barley, 4q0n0 pounds: corn, 2a,.
oo pounds; hay. 70SoOo pounds; wood, $50 cords
Camp Mcpowsli-Barley. loOO,coO pounds; corn,
sii.oco pounds; hay, 3sts,oOO pounds; wood, zoo
cords hard, 100 cords Hoft,
Camp % yol IsO, pounds; hay lOOO
Camp Yerde-BATley, t22.OoO pounds; corn, a,00o
vpSSgnds; hay SsIp,oo g, Ponnas ~, h,
tee siypnd by two responsible PERSONS whose re
United States civil military service, that In
the bid is accepted the bidder will at once execute
contract with satisfactory bond in one fourth the
amount q the CONTRACT The Tsht 20 lelec. any q
forms Of proposals. and further Information may be
obtained from this o1ice and from the Depot and
tended for this Once TO be indorsed Proposals for
Forage and Fuel" and addressed to the under.
signed. Local proposals., under General Orders No.
81. to be addressed to the QuArtermAster Of the De
pot or Post for which the bid rs Intended, aud in.
dorsed a. above.
BY order Of the Department Commander.
J. J. DANA,
QuArtetmAster U 4. A. feh8
National Republican., 1873-03-26
DROPOsAI!s FOR WROUGHT AND CAST.
CUSTOM Ii0UsE, CHioAdO. iLLINois. = 20
UNITED STATES CusrOh, HOUSE,, CHIcAdo. ILL,
OFFICE or fsUrERISTEsDEsr, March ~, luIS

AND CAAtihOk WONM.
Soaled proposals will be- received at the Olice Of
the Superintendent until u M, April ~ ISL for
furnishing delivering, ntting and putting In plAee
the wrought and castlrOn work as exhibited by the
drawings, described In the specifications and called
umns Of basement aud hrst story, rolled beams Of
hTst and second hoors, aud roof over portion of
Copies gf The drawings, specifications and Behed.
ule may be had on application at this office
All scafOldinE required by the contractors tn
put the work In place will be furnished by the uoV.
eTnment free OF charge, but will be erected by the
Proposals. will bo made by the piece. lincal foot,
for IN the schedule, The work will not DO subdi
Ntded among different bidders, but will be cnnsid
cred in the aggregate, The whole Of the cAstiron
columns Of basement story aud the beams, etc, Of
within four months from date Of acceptance OF pro
poaAl, aud the whole work must be completed within
eight months from the date Of ACCEPTANCE.
Payments Will be- made monthly, deducilnK ten
per centum until the nnal completion OF tho con.
| All bids must be accompanied by penal bond I'm
the sum Of one hundred thuusand dollars (4lOOOOOl
that the bidder will accept and perform tho contract
certified by the United states Judge the CLERK III
the United States court or tho district attorney oi
| the district wherein he resides,
or ali bids Il II DO deemed for the interest ~ ths
Government to do so; and any bid that N not madg
on the printed form, to be obtained at this oiice
| and does not cgntofIn In every respect to the 70
qniremenls e this Sdyertisement, viii not be con
parties who not theinielVes engalScd In the man
ufacture pf wrought or cAstiron work and who
have not the necessary facilities for getting out the
PFogGsals viii be Endorsed "Rids ter iTeP;york." q"
aud addressed to ]. O. RANKIN,
mhl1 Superintendent
National Republican., 1873-03-26
DRoPosALs FOR SUPPLIES.


OFFICE CHEZ CoNMissARI or supsrsrEScE,J
sr. PAUL, 4iss. MINI FebrnnPy Ftbrh Py Il, NM Ia
Sealed proposals In duplicate Will be received al
his isi2 9tSs zee gn1 Y Gsl2Ss 'Ss m AEr
Department with good fat
BEEF CATTLE,
on the hopf, A. followH;
AZ Port Budford u. r., $50 head on or b-fOrc An.
AZ foIt stevenson, D. T.. leo hoad on or before
AZ fort Sully, d. t. ~ head on or before July Is.
Al FORT Randall. D. T.. gSS head on or before July
ht foTt Abrsham Lincoln. d. r.. ~ head on or
It Port Seward, d. T., iOO head on or before July
Tho cattle must average about one thousand and
Nifty d,ROl pounds gross weight aud be steers from
,hTse t@ e ssyeH I 5ears Of Sss Az ols.sss q
well as al under three " or over seven % years
old and all falling short q 800 pounds grOss weight
bqiis ". stSss @ and an cow VII be rsJS,cted 10. ,
Proposals will also bc received At tho same time
and place for furnishing, ON THE BLOCK, the
FRESH BEEF
required by the Subsistence Department during
twelve llsl months commencing July I, i67a, al
Forts Abraham Iincoln and seward d. 7.
two respCnsbe persons TO the eject that the bidder
y able 70 fulhll contract IN accordance with the
terms Of bis propositpn, and that they are prepared
The right Is reserved 70 the Government to reject
sBSvs S humber s poet. ns
Her cent, By giving notice Of such change at any
bidders should be present 10 rrspond 10 their bids
Proposals should bc indorsed "PToposais Tor Beef
Cattle" and addressed TO the underrigned
by authority Of the Department SotmnmAndeS; m
mhi Capt. and c. g., B'vt Lieut. Soi. ii g. "A.
National Republican., 1873-03-26

Bids for any the supplies will Pe received.
rSluirementNith blank forms Of proposals.,
describing ~ and quality Of Forage and
and bids not bon these forms or in cOnfor'
unity thereto ibe considered.
propOsAlh tereased TO the undersigned, OF
paid posts, Aiied "PrpposAls for ForAEe.n
WILLIAM u. HUdHES,
o,hea lhief OuartermaAter
National Republican., 1873-03-26
PROPOSALS.
DROPOsALs FOR sUPP..IKs..
royTIgE oMIgy oulHrJIEnMi,sTEn.l

OHFIoE OHIgE ouARTERNLsTEnl
PonrL1ab 1thmasr ohpaor, January HsSIhyIs y, Ia
.sSS a. ~ giss S p E'SI2sfiiG 2siing t..sl
dS y &sfcs r for rem te .Vefy MoSDaf A NH MI
,peeinsd below the deifvcrics 10 commence July 1
ss he eess Us bs s .1rsa Sha in sT ,qe lI.
during the nscal year ending June %, isiI
$50 cords II gf2HhTdIASDI HsTTdI NSL5I OREGON
N cords 9i soit WOOD
lIo.O0 pounds u Oats.
iO,OOO POUNDS of Hay.
B,OO pounds Of Straw.
VANCOUVER DEPOT. VT
l,0oc cords Of Hard Wood, or.
9.GO cords % Hoit Wood,
~ bushels q Charcoal
5s,UO pounds Of Hay, Cbalcd ur logseJ
lO,UO pounds Of straw, tbaled or loOse.J
Tort STEVENS, OREGON
n,o1 pounds of Oats, tsaekcd)
% SSS FSaRGs iSiRas q Z stiss&; satis; ISilsid sGsied,
FORT CAPE DIsAPPorSTMENT. W.T..
Si@ POSHds q q ts3tasi stfssix. s"HSf tbsisaj
ANN rgAngT CAMP g sAS M Juan ISLAND.
1sS siSS bSS@S: iSS@SS: q q s,,y.; siI,1y; |GSflSSj,
lNO bushels OF Charcoal.
ZOO pounds Of Oats.
isioO pounds Of Straw Straw.
so,ora. j lE,2}RT ,}naE LArwAr.LT
~, 90 O.. bushels q Charcoal
glo,ooo pOunds u lIay.
lh,0O pounds Of Straw.
SO,,-,, ,EgRJ BOISE. 1T.
- bushels Of charcoal.
lss9 POUNDS u barley, tsnckcd)
SohI KLAMATH. OREGON.
,,i;s@ 6Gs6sls q Charcoal
sSSsS s pounds q 9ets. .
' ," S%aS WERNER, OREGON
800 % PSaRSs q Ssts tSPiE or barley. t.actcd,
liSSSS Ss$s BSSSRS: SS@RSs: q q s,,SSr sa1S;
- ,s~ ,cxMR i SRSEY. OREGON.
a.tC0 bushels Of Charcoal
loo,gQ pounds Of barley, taaokedJ
!SsS lSSSSS pound: pound: q & sS. 2sy.' t'Aetod
S"'oO0 bOundIs IisRRiiHir Il siFrH oproou
l,I5aooo pounds q osis
ilMQoo pounds Of Hay.
ProPossl. must b N triplleste, giving lhe, post
once nddres, q the bidder. with one copy Of this
The Irice. in United States currency, must be 81,
9f nsr nnS nna ni wei a. N hspres and all bib
be delivered. N0N '''N'' ''"'o '"' ANU pfop""ea W
The whole or any portion of tho supplies may be
BID Tor but no average bids will be entertained
No bid will be entertained unless accompanied nv
Huafantee SIGNED by two Responsible PARTIES that
q the supplies should tho contract be awarded u
the bidder,
The United States reserves tho right 10 recciye In,
whole or any portion Of the supplies that may b,
cQntrActed Tor; also 10 reject any or all bids.
The tnAl award for any post will not be made unit
the bids made AZ the post have been received Gnt
compared with the bids received at this once,
hepArat0 PROPOSALS must he made eaTh AT
and each proDsAl be In separate envelope, plainly
indorted "PrOpoeAls Tor furnishing supplies at -
Blank proposals can be had on application at thi
office. NJ HANTON
pegq aSp,Ssi 1 E chief H,r