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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-10
NEW YORK. February 5, 1875.
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

The Klralfy Brothers combination. including
Miss Julia Seaman, Is meeting with much success
In the provinces with their scrptural play OF the
"Deluge.n They are In Columbus this week, and
thence proceed to Buffalo and Montreal.
A meeting OF prominent rish-American citizens
was held at the Fifth Avenue Hotel last night with
the object OF organizing 4 testimonial to Mr.. Dion
BouccauIt expressive of their appreciation or hts
efforts TO elevate the stage representation OF the
Irish character. Having effected q preliminary
organization the meeting adjourned until Satur
dav evening, 18th inst, when the committees wil
report.
Bales posthumous opera, "Tne Talisman." VIII
be presented at tho Academy OF Music tonight
with the following cast:-Eilth Plantagenet, Miss
Clara Louise Kellogg; Berengarta Queen of Eng.
land, Miss Beaumont: Richard Cpur de LION,
King OF England, MT. William Carlton: Sir Ken.
meth, the Knight OF the Leopard Mr.. Joseph
Mas; Emir Sheerkohi Mr.. William Hamilton;
Nectabanus, slave TO Queen Berengaria, MIR.
Harry Peakes: Baron dc VauX. a follower OF Rich.
ard, Mr.. Nichols; Duke OF Austria, Mr.. Marston;
King OF France Mr.. Cayla. Judging from the
suits OF the grand rehearsal ast night the first
performance OF the opera promises 10 be III Ope-
ratio event or tho highest Importance. The scenes
OF the interior OF the chapel OF Engadd end OF
departure OF the Crusaders very rich and
etiecrlve. Some OF the melodies Will prove rivals
to The tavorite NUMBERS OF "fhe Bohemian Glri.',
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USE WISTAR'5 BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-10

General Morlones has been appointed Com.
mandertn-Chief OF the Army OF the North.
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IT Tut NUT NlI lICIIItTo uI'FIy 10
T. ALEXANDRA Il SONS. No, 81 Broadway,
!. NJ. WlrHERsPO0N, Agent at New OrleanG
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-02-12
COMMITTED HARI-KARL


The Radical party put its wrong fool
foremost, and in doing SO brought
many mischhfs, material and politi.
cal, upon the country when it under
took to turn the South into wooden
nutmeg. It's Southern policy is
broken down, and it is bringing its
authors down with it. So much was
inevitable; for it is quite as easy to
fabricate silk purse out of a sow's
ear as it is to make carpet-bagger
respectable, or to legislate an Afri-
can into an Anglo-Saxon. The Re
publican paaty has simply verified
the adage; it has dabbled in pitch
and is defled. 1t set out to debauch
the South, and it has ended, as such
enterprises usually end, with de-
bauching itself. The corruptions,
which IN positive sense have done
most Of all to discredit it, were mere
ly the outgrowth of ito efforts to cor
rupt, under cover of loyal and other
pretenses, the better judgment of the
North. There has come a healthy
reaction, and the result is a complete
overthrow of the existing machine.
This reaction the party managers
seek to set aside by resorting to the
,humb-screw and the inquisition.
But all this is too late. Like the
Chinese, who throw themselves ON
heir own swords and let out their
ives by their own hands, the Re-
publican party has by its own tyran-
lous acts committed hari-kai and is
low in the throes of death.
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TO The STOCKHOLDERS.

Linn County, Feb. 4Oth, 1875.
Editor Democrat.
With your permission I would like
to say few words to the members
OF tie Home Manufacturing Compa-
ny who have paid their first assess.
ment and are thereby legal voters of
that company.
Genaemea-Do you intend to come
forward with this work, or will YOU
stand back and let a parcel of disor-
ganizers disband this company ?
These men | speak of have not paid
their assessments as you have, and
have done all they could to crush
this proposed enterprise ever since
the board selected Albany as the
proper place for the Mandatory.
They say that they have been de-
ceived, as they thought that the Man
ufactory was to be located at Salem,
consequently they don't want to pay
their assessment, as mon should do,
who are willing to be governed by a
l am heartily ashamed of
those people of our sister county.
HoME MANUFAoroRY.
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THE LOUISIANA oompRn,r1sn
The Proposition Of the Louisiana Con
gressionnl Committee Accepted by m
Conservatives.

The Proposition OF the Louisiana Can,
| gressionnl Committee Accepted by Ihr
Conservatives.
New YoRE, February 5.-A New
Orleans dispatch says the Conserya.
tive members and the Legislature.
after having been in caucus nearly ali
day. accepted> at halt-past u this
morning the proposition of the Con
gressional Committee, This secures
the resolution passed and signed by all
members of the Legislature, acknowl,
edgiug the Kellogg Government aud
endorsing the election of 1872 ia con.
sideration Of obtaining a majority
in the Lower House BY seating five
Conservatives, contesting members.
McEnery, who was invited TO be
present, made speech denouncing
the arrangements, The measure was
carried by the country member, sihe
city delegation being mainly in favor
OF rejecting the proposition. Great
excitement prevails even at this late
hour A strong opposition is already
developed. The sentiment Of the
extreme wing of the Democratic
party is violently opposed TO what
they consider a sacrifice Of people
TO the policy, and difficulty NAV be |
confidently expected.
New ORLEANS, February 6.-In the /
Conservative caucus last night the (
debate on compromise was kent up
midnight. The proposition
inder consideration was that the
Conservatives should have majority
# about ten in the House, and that
he past action ofthe Kellogg Govern. K
nent should not be inquired into. I
Vhe vote stood So in favor of this
compromise and q against il. Af,er
his vote, il is stated, Speaker Witz
endered his resignation, Governor
icEnery, who was present by
onrlesy, said BY this action of tie
aucus il was time 10 lower The Dem.
cratic banner, hsthereiore wished
0 retire.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-02-12
ADMIXEsTaATOR's SALE


r Z "A L Il s t "A TIE
EDUBLIC NOTICE Is FEREpY GIVEN
"A that by virtue or an order made by The
County Court within and for the County of
Linn, state OF oregon, on the Sth day OF De.
ccmber, 1874, in the matter OF the G tate OF A.
>. Huston, deceased, l, John Huston, Admir-
lstral0r OF the estate oil the said a. S. Huston.
deceased, will, on
Saturday, the 18Th Of March, 1875,
at the Court House door in the City of Albany.
in said county OF Linn, between the hours OF 8
o'clock In the morning and 4 O'Clock in the
evening of that day, to-wit at the hour of i
O'Clock p M, offer Tor sale at public auction.
the following described real estate, belonging
TO the said estate and situate in said county,
to'Wlt Inc Northeast fourth of the south,
west quarter ana the Northwest fourth OF the
southeast quarter OF Section No. 2S, in Town
snip No, II, south Of Range No. 8, West, con.
tanning - acres. Terms Said real estate will
DC sold ior gold coin OF the United States, one
nan TO be paid down on the day of sale, and
Tue remainder in six months, secured by mort
snSe on the premises. JOHN HUSTON,
JOHNS Il JONES, Adn4intstrntor
AIt 9s LOT administrator. n27w4.
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A FAIR ELEoTION OR A FREE FIGHT.

Notwithstanding the fact that many
Republican leaders are now bolster
ing up Grant and Sheridan in their
Louisiana infamy, they will receive a
most overwhelming and blighting re-
buke when the people have another
opportunity to thunder their disap-
proval at the ballot box. And if
Grants military machinery be used
to prevent full expression at the
polls-as there is every reason to
believe it will be-the American peo-
pie may as we'll prepare for the
bloodiest conflict the world has ever
known. To such an act the people
Will not submit if they have any of
the spirit of their fathers remaining
in them. In fact if they permit the
Federal Government to consummate
this 'villainy, they may expect, and
ought to lose their liberties. Like
the first gun fired upon Fort Sumter,
the first attempt of Grant and his
to interfere in our election,
ought to startle the Republic from its1
present almost Rip Van Winkle
slnmber and arouse every freeman to
defense of our liberties.
Our next Presidential election
should be free and fair one in ALL
the States, or tyrant's head should
answer for it.
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SUMMONS.


III the Circuit Court, OF the State of
Oregon, for the County Of Linasf
Ann oBrien, Plaintiff, vs.. Richard o'Brien.
Defendant.
Suit for Divorce
To Richard UBrien the above named defend
ant; = Wy n ~ ~
In the name of the State of OREGON. Nh,
are hereby required to appear and answer tho
complaint Of the above named plaintif. in the
ABOVE entitled cause, now on file with the Clerk
OF said court, within ten days after the date N
the service OF this Summons upon you II sery-
ed In Linn County, Oregon, but If served in
any other County within this State, then with.
10 twenty days after the date OF the service OF
tais summons upon you, or if served by publi-
cation oil TINS summons, then you are required
10 answer the complaint by the first day or the
next regular term of said Court, TO be holden
on the second Monday the Sth day of March.
1870, ut Albany in said County and State. And
You are notified that II you fail so to appear
ana answer as above required, for want of an
swer the plaintiff will apply TO the Court FOR
the relief demanded in the complaint. which
IS dissolution Of the marriage contract exist
Ing between YOU and the plaintiff, and for the
care and custt dy of the minor children In said
complaint named, and will take Judgment
against You for the costs and disbursements OF
this suit.
GEO. r. HELM, Atty for Pl'h.
Published by order of Hon. B. F, Bonhnm.
Judge OF said Court, which order bears date
'''n' 4oln' 100, n2iwo
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-02-12

THH Salem Statesman jocularly as
serts that tho DhMocRAr and Ayers
Pills have an inevitable tendency
IN the same direction" Bro. Mac.
you are eminently correct. i7unst.
ways We have observed TINT our pa.
por usually has that eject on Repub-
licans about election times.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-02-12

TiE public debt statement for Jan
uary shows an increase of Il ,S9S, 900.
But then We have the consolation of
knowing that it will be reduced this
month to help carry New Hampshire
on the ID Tuesday of March. Ifit
We're not for these elections our
country would get hopelessly in
debt
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-02-12

hnHcr Fired Douglas has been
interviewed, and says the political
wahirligig in Massachusetts was caused
ty the treatment Of chaa. sumner
by tho Republicans in the state, ana
lhat the Presidency is in tho hands
q tho Democrats i they aeE wisely
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-02-12

The McKrNzm CANM,-A writer in
the Eugene Guard very correctly re-
marks II think a canal-as pro
posed--from Albany to tap the Me-
kenzio river and running along near
the foothills, through the east side
of Lane and Linn counties, would be
a grand and profitable enterprise.
draining thousands of acres of land
and imigating other thousands when
needed, giving water power and
means of communication that would,
in due time, pay u thousand times
the expense Of construction.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-02-12

A Coon PArRR, is the Olympia
Standard Democratic in politics,
moral in tone, enterprising in news,
and able in the quality Of its itera-
ture. We wish Gen. Miller the FUN
est prosperity,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-02-12

THERE are now q Democratic
Governors. When We elected L. F.
Grover, Governor of Oregon, six
years ago, there were only four
This is a pretty thorough resurrection
of a "dead party"-don't it?
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NOTICE..

A belonging to the firm of r.. q. Uill d San
iate ia druggists IN Albany, will be Sound aftey
t9is aIs date with! he undersigned, at the Clerk,a
oi,iie o,J III III tne Court House, in this city. Any
ple;sse call before January Ist, 1875, and settle.
R. G. HILL & SON.
A,h,n,, D.o l.. ,o-, By q, A. HILL.
"
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, mowin' long afore this time o. day;
you don't git up I'll burn up you
, Clothes Burn 'em, Ma, gaul dar
'em | never want EN- again, exclaime
the groom. "Sinch EN-" calculate,
the bride.
The Eugene Guard, in denouncin,
the conduct of the half dozen Saen
fanatics who claim the praise o
originating the hullabaloo In tn,
Gerrand case, says: We shall nov
look for those sickly senLimentalisti
to petition for the pardon Of thi
murderous Indian.
Peter Ganness, of San Francisco
doesn't believe in any foolishness in
love affairs. Miss Anna Bart refused
to fulfill her marriage engage
ment with him last week and
he tried to put her to sleep with a
pistol ball, but being a poor shot he
didn't succeed and nov lies in Jail.
The editor of the Salem Record
celebrated Chinese New Year with
vigorous 'muchness. His chinese
washman presented him with six
drawings of tea, half dozen packs
Of fire crackers and bundle of joss
sticks, and Sam had an illumination
and feast at his mansion that night.
A Marysville niger is disgusted
with the white trash. Only last
Christmas he took unto his bed and
board white wife, and she last week
skedoodled with Caucasian fellow
who wore awav Cufy's bran new
wedding suit .Sambo says "dar neb-
Der war no pendence to be put in de
white trash. Now you hsah di
chilem
There is great excitement at the
quartz mines on Rogue river, occa-
stoned by recent Developments. In
the Hank McNair mine the company
are taking out rock rich in free gold
and silver. Measures are being taken
to secure road TO the mine. Numer-
Gus prospecting parties are out.
Several promising veins have been
struck
A young man named Hunter, of
Red Bluffs, went to hunt her who was
to become Mrs. H., but her dad
kicked him out of the house and
three quarters of a mile down the
road, and that young man now
scratches his head thoughttuly and
wonders whether it would be judi
clous to marry thatremarka5ly demon
strative fatber-in-law.
A Sacramento youth wanted to
marry, and being under age and
having no parents this side of the
Rocky Mountains, got a guardian ap-
pointed for himself so he could get
somebody's legal consent TO his
marriage; but the guardian=who was
also a single man-happened to he in
love with the same girl himself and
wouldn't give his consent TO the
marriage. The result is, the girl
won't marry the guardian and the
'oung lover, having made bad
election, has to wait until he comes
If age. "How vain are all things
lere below" etc.
A Montana preacher had informed
lis hearers that they could not ex-
'ect TO swim the heavenly stake with
be four aces offaith, hope, charity and
irtue while the lord held a flush"
1e got DO further in his figure of
peech, for at this instant there was :
hubbub in the main aisle and as the !
reacher descended with frightlul ;
elocity from the pulpit and disap- =
cared through the back door inst
head of a number twelve boot, the p
olce OF the most prominent deacon {
-as heard to exclaim; "We don't e
ant no snoozer of preacher that C
ont know as four aces beats flush" ;.
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Nnw uNIrrn srArra snNlrnr


K Seven new Senators have Just beer
elected, viz Herman, of New York
Wallace of Pennsylvania; Mcdonald
OF Indiana, Dawes, of Massachusetts
cookrell, Of Missouri; Bayard, OF
Delaware, and Cameron, of Wiscon.
sin All Of these save Dawes and
Cameron are Democrats. Cameron
being chosen by a coalition of Dom
ocrats and Republicans, over Matt.
Carpenter, the Radical caucus nom
NEE, MAY be classed among the OPP
position to the Administration. IL
Dawes, Of Massachusetts,, is the only
straightout Radical of the whole
seven,
, wIAe MUS of The gods grind slowly,
Aus they gr'nd eNcoedihS nne"
Or words to that effect.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-02-12
ESTRAY NOT1CP

TE'AKEN, UP BY THE UNDERsIGNrb
-, ~ one old bay work horse, fifteen hand.
posed to be Y years old Said horse was taSIpS Sup,
Up lp on the l4th of Dec 1874, and posted on ~
"a OF tne same month, by William Smith ~
egon. ''utS5, ~, "
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THE ORIGINAL BAY TEAM
rs STILL ALIVE WITH

A N EW OUTFITY
'HNHtAsNSKFUL FOR PAST FAvoRs, AND
san, N stiil u desrous of continuing to meet the
sann we PROPRIETOR is always ready and easily
Carried TO and from the cars to any part Of IRE
cry at reasonable ates. AN, ARNOTD
-A''"ny o'esll o,., Proprietor,
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A Sacramento fellow wears wig
now, He serenaded under the wrong
window, and the water was red hot.
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NEw HAMPsnmE, The State cleo
ton comes off on the I'd Tuesday in
March. The Democratic Convention
has nominated Hon. Hiram r. Rob-
orts for Governor. The platform
advocates an economical administra-
ton and an honest currency, a tariff
for revenue, equal and exaet justice
to all, and a stringent license law
fairly enforced; it denounces Con.
gressional usurpation, Executive
diotation and military intimidation !;
and condemns the action of the Adj
particularly in relation
to Louisiana affairs.
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EsTRAY NOTICE

TENAKEN UP BY THE UNDERsTcN,,t
A Beaverdam precinct, WashinStonN ~, IN
oregon, on the 18th of December, ISL county, 4
oi oid brown work horses, about fifteen span
hlgh, the largest one of which has but ona.ds ,alds
h%'"o' ROB'r. ii. WAIKEHo'
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SIAIE BOaRD Of IMMIGRATION
MoT1cn,

ATHSTIN MORRISON, FORMERLY oFw.
~ D9noIgh County, illinois, can boar oS ENC MO
iRaiHS RnT h % ms advantage by addressing 'Is Ios
hoN W Aioahy, Linn County, OtegonN-s LUCK
Vl0n2itf.
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STATE TREASuRERS NOTICE.
STATE TREAsURER's S OFFICE. D
SALEM, Jan. ~. ISIS. Z

STATE TREAsURERs OFFIcRl
SaLEM, Jan. ~. lS75.
NOTICE Is HELEBY GIVEN THAT THERE
~ is money In the Treasury applicabie N
The payment Of the following variants drawn
on Inc Treasury since the lth day OF Seutrn.
her lsli, tO-wit Nos. ~ asl. l7s, a-4. sSl ~,
~. w, ill. lg1, a9i, Ss, iaS, sg7. AIS. lls IN
-, 49, 81. f7s so. ss5 iSs 4l. l5l 80 81 a.,
~, t,.l i2l. il tel. l4S is5, E7 sls sg9 Sd 4ia
80. $50. 5sa So, ~ 90, 5Ei 5iI sfl 5I{ 50 ~
$40 15i, 6i5 COS. 5lI, So Ga
Interest on the above warrauts will not ~
allowed amer this date. a. H. HROWN-
W-0N[ statr Treasurer.
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ESTRAY Notice

ESTRAY NOTICE.
TBNAkEN UP BY THE SUBSCRIBER. LIv.
N iug about sven miles West OF Rossburg
on the Coos Bay road, in Douglas County, ore.
son, q 0ay marc with some white on her fore
htSu ma nose her lett hind foot and right
lol1 loot Is white up TO the hook j0iur She Is
supposed 10 BE- about five years old, ana Is
about fifteen hands high. NOmarks or brands
p-feeNaOle. Appraised at thirty i've dollars.
Also an iron gray ally, light colored on her
nose ana lower paFt OF her head. She Is about
two years old and Is about fnurfeen hanJs
nigh. No marks or brands percgivable. Al
priis d az twenty dollars. ''
January 18th, ls55.
HARRISON BEAZT.Y- Jr
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
PAY UP.


TENHE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING CLOSED
IL out his business OF blaeksmithing al Ieb-
anon, and being desrous OF rem owing 10
another state, wants all persons indebted 10
MIN 10 come forward and settle Immediately.
LEBANON, Feb. s, 1876 nS7w1 'i'
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q. s. s. co.
NOTICE.

HNRoM AND AFTER DATE UNTIL FUR
N ther notice. freight from Portland to AIbs-,
ny Will be one dollar per ton. All down freight
Will he delivered at Portland or Astoria free Of
charge or wharfage at reduced rates. Boats
VIII leave Albany for Corvallis or Portland
every day. For tuIther Information apnlv Ia
BEACH u MON1ElTH, Agents.
Vl0nl7tI
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a MILL SITE roR sALF

A VALUABLE MILL SITE, st1ITARr n no.,
"A either grist or saw min, or both sit,,eSIE rvE
4 mile below the Wiley Creek brid,ga ,sua.e9 a
ABOUT u mile from the toll gate IN Sweet He,,i anu
Vaaliey, al LINN county, can be had very chean
n2iw6. S,rao, 11SDNs
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! make the copying and enlarging of old
d,togueIrotypes, Y, etc, speciality, and my
small cards to SXl1 or lOxI2 and finish nicely.
ior irom $3.50 to 81, for the first copy, and 81
Tor each additional copy, which Is lower than
my samples.
W satisfaction guaranteed or no charges Va
,o--o,.. A. B. PAXTON.
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THE OLD
BROOM FACTORY,

W D. BELDING. THE GENTLEMAN
" oWho manufactured the first brooms in
this city, has just returned from California and
is again engaged in the old business at his sd
stand in the Netzier building, near Fosters
MIL vlOnl0tf
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SVOCRHOLDERS WEET1Nc

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
" meeting OF the stockholders Of the Alba
ny and Santiam Water Ditch or Canal Com
pany viii be held at the office Of said Compa-
n.y. IN Albany, in Linn County, Oregon, on
Tuesday, the OH dag Of March, 1875,
at the hour of one o'clock in the afternoon OF
SAID day, for the purpose of increasing the
capitol stock of said Company, and TO provide
ior the payment of the Indebtedness of said
Company, and transacting such other basiness
as may come before the Company.
by order OF the Board of Directors. s
L. Finn, Secretary. news
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CONNECTICUT holds State election
on first Monday in April.
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PROPOSALS
For
B r IC x w OR x
FOR THE
STATE CAPITOL BUILDING
AT SALEM.

PIDSS WILL BE RECEIVED FOR LAYING
- all bricks necessary to inclose said build.
whch can be seen at the Architects oIiice In
Salem. "a
Said bids must be accompanied by an un-
dertaking, with two or more sureties, of not
less than five per cent. of the amount Of said
DID, conditioned that II the contract be award.
rd 10 the said bidder he will enter into bonds
ior the faithful performance of said contract.
me bids received by the Board Tor said brick
YORK VIII be opened by said Board at their
Office, IN Salem, on the 10th day Of March,
lSlo, az one o'clock p. m. Of said day. The
ttG ioard reserve the right to reject any and all
U. S. coin will be paid as the wor, pro.
crosses. E''
BY order of the Board.
II. STAPLETON,
Salem, Feb. 18th, 1915. ng7y5.