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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1879-10-16

ACCIDENT ON THE VALLEY r.. Ron
Monday morning the engine attached to a
freight train on the Valley R. R. near Edin-
burg, ran into COW and was thrown from
the track. wrecking the train. There were
on the engine at the time Jno. Burke, the
engineer, and David Beard, the fireman. The
former was thrown some distance and direct
ly through the cloud Of escaping steam. He
was picked up unconscious, and was found
to be terribly scalded about the face, breast
and arms. He was taken into the station,
and medical attendance procured, when he
was removed to house in the village and
was comfortably cared for. The fireman es-
capped with slight injury, although thrown
from the engine distance OF several feet
His escape from being scalded was due to his
having been thrown in direction opposite
to that in which the engineer was THROWN
The track was completely blocked by the
wreck Of the engine. and travel in both di-
rections was delayed upwards of two hours.
- 10 A.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1879-10-16

p The best Goods ever offered for cents, in
this community, can be found at GLADKE's
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1879-10-16
LEVY BROS.
w;1l diefrihu,fa

LEVY BROS.
will distribute via
500 FASHION SHEETS FREE
every month.
Any lady sending her address will be furn
ished with fashion sheet without charge.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1879-10-16

4
A SHOOTING AFFRAY.-On hurs day
night last difficulty occurred between Chas.
W. Stafford and VIM. B. Pitzer, both young
men Of this city, in which the latter received
| bullet wound in the head. The particu-
lars Of the affair as developed at the trial
| On Wednesday Stafford and Pitzer had met,
| and angry words passed between them
| about private matter. The day following
Pitzer, who had been drinking for several
days, made threats against Stafford, and
endeavored to procure pistol, for the pur-
pose of killing his enemy, as he stated. He
made application to several parties to Dor
row he weapon, and also tried at several of
the hardware stores to purchase one, boldly
declaring his intention of putting an end
to Stafford. He failed to obtain the pistol,
as no one would either loan or sell to him,
but Thursday evening bad in his possession
a large and dangerous knife, which he said
he intended to plunge into Stafford's heart.
These threats were conveyed to Stafford,
who on Thursday night borrowed pistol.
and shortly afterwards coming up on Pitzer
in Court house alley, put the pistol to Lis
head, and exclaiming ''you d-n scoundrel"
| fired. The ball entered just above the right
eye, and glancing around the skull, severed
branch Of the temple artery, and lodged
above the ear. It was extracted and the
wound properly attended to by DR.. W. S.
McChesney. The patient was moved to his
! residence, and at last accounts was in fair
way for speedy recovery. Had the ball
struck one-sixteenth of an inch lower, 1t
would have entered the cavity OF the eye and
produced instant death.
Stafford made no attempt to escape, and
shortly after the occurrence was arrested
and taken before Justice Pearman, who
after hearing the evidence and arguments OF
counsel, released him on bail, in the sum OF
$1,000, Mr.. Tom Burke being the surety.
Maj. T. c. Elder appeared for the Common
| wealth, and G. NJ. Cochran ESQ. as counsel
for the defence. The case will come up
again on Saturday next, by which time it is
Thought PitZer will be well enough to testify.
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5000 different articles on GLA DKE's five
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1879-10-16

MINISTERS TO BE INsTALLED.-An ad-
iourned meeting of Lexington Presbytery
was held at the LIST Presbyterian Church on
Thursday last, and presided over by Rev.
w. E. Baker. The most important business
transacted was the arrangements for the in
stallation of Rev. Alex. Sprunt, as pastor OF
Augusta Church, on Saturday, the 18th OF
November, when the Rev. DR.. Stricken
will preach and PROFOUND the usual ques-
lions. Rev. J. w. Rosebro deliver the
charge to the people, and Rev. T. NJ. Boyd
the charge to the pastor. Arrangements
were also made for the installation of Rev.
I. N. Campbell, as pastor of Union church,
on Saturday last, the charge to the pastor to
be delivered by Rev. A. S. Moffett, and that
to the people by Rev. R. W. Walker.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1879-10-16

Hours for Closing Mails at Staunton' Va,
Post Office.
c&o. RI. East-day 1880 m
e n r West-dav .,.... 100 g
valley r R. ..-'.................n:0 Hoo m
V.R. r. Harrsonburg Especially .......... l:30 m
Ali nirht malls close al ...,..,..... 700 4"
once cinses at o-o'o 49, ....,.,,., TOO .s
Ofiice onens at .................... 1870 m
Lexington Stage Mail closes. 200 m
= leaves.............s7:30 m
Mt Scion mail Tvs Tuesdays & Fridays at 200 m
Closes at 1870 50
HiehIanS Mail leaves 700 m
Closes at Observation-Disclosures. 100 p m
MiddIebrook Mail leaves Tuesdays,
THURSDAYS and Saturdays ,,,.....,. 1880 m
Closes ......................... $3.50 m
~ Sunday hours a. m. to 8. a. m.
Come to the Fair on Tuesday, Wednesday,
.l..
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EXCURSION TO HARRIsONBURG TO At
TEND THE DEDICATION OF THE NJ. E.
CHURCH SoUTH.-Excursion rates will be
given over the Valley Railroad, from Staun-
ton to Harrisonburg, to attend the dedication
of the NJ. E. Church South, Sunday next,
the 10Th, to persons wishing to be present
on that occasion. Distinguished ministers
Of that church will participate in the impress
sive and interesting ceremonies, among
whomwil be Rev. Drs. McFerran, S IS. Roz-
zell, J. W. Waugh, j. S. Martin, and others.
Tickets will be sold at 81 the round trip,
good for three days, giving passengers the
advantage Of the regular evening train, 3. 10
on Saturday, from Staunton. and the regu-
lar morning train from Harrisonburg, Nom
day at S a. m.
The services on this occasion will be very
imposing and interesting. DR.. McFerran and
DR.. Rossell will certainly preach on Sab
bath, and it is expected large attendance
from distance will be present.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1879-10-16

Come to the Fair on Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday next.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1879-10-16

Don't forget to see the races at the Fair
next week. Aess- ~ 80 q t'th
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1879-10-16

is alone worth the time and trouble Of long ride
can select from samples representing $4,000
worth in the rolls And when you purchase s tssea
nv and of the latest design. No danger OF old
styles, damaged moth eaten carpets. being put on
on you for fresh new ones. However, II you 90
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-06-21
Notice TO Contractors.

Scaled proposals Will hc received al ths Office until
O'Clock OF Tuesday The lst day uf July next for re-
building the upper and lower ends ~ Locks Nos one and
Twoo the Illinois and Michigan Cana. except tile uunda
oHs, inter sls. wood hollow Gnons and gates said locks
are located within one mile 81 This pacr.
Also for framing and putting conptle the trunks
10 Fox River Alueduc AZ Ottawa and The Ncrnil!"n AIue
duct near LA sale, by TN .nea foot ~ trunk. ne cd
structure, 10 he removed aud III" materials for IN" new 70
b. furnished 10y the state.
Blank forms of proposals viii b" furnlse., Win e Items
FOR each iurk entered. Oh When The prices proposed must
be made In plain i-glbt asCrvs for "dch Iu separately,
The each person Interested signed IN iul with their
place %; residence enclosed In sealed envelope. and al
dressed IA the Canal Commissioners LnckpUrt Is. en-
dors,d Proposals for rebuilding Jocks trunks of aque
ducts
The Board reserve III, right to rccc al mds wich they
may consider not for the Interest o The state and VII
require such security by bond ~ IN th"" Judgment VIII
cure the performance Of 'ht worh.
The plans, specifications and al necessary paper, Viii IL
ready for Nanaiiun this u'Cr tnr day. pror 10 N"
date of letting cops ~ 'hs advertisements must lecon-
pany each proposal. JOSEPH q. GLOVER,
MARTIN klNGMAN,
tNNRLOFrICk. y. +. SHAW.
Lockpurt, H., June - 80. cana! Commissioners.
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The announcement that Il new edition of Web
ster's Unabridged Dictionary has Just been pub.
lished, containing many new and valuable fea-
lures, suggests the thought that buying Die.
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stcr being the standard authority for the English
language, he naturally has many imitators, but
imtators are usually held at their true worth BY
the puplc; who wants wooden nutmeg,
though il may look ;er much like the genu.
inc article? The popularity Of Webster is based
upon this principle.
If you want handy thing to carry with you, a
companion that YOU can always rely upon, and
one that will never tire you, really Udde S,ecui
we recommend that you get copy of the pocket
edition of Webster, with its 1900 words and
meanings rules for spelling, tables fweights and
measures, abreviations, words, phrases and pro
verbs from the ancient and modern languages.
Ii is printed from new type, and bound in mo-
rocco, with .tucks, and bright gilt edges, and,
when not otherwise obtainable, will be sent by
mail, on receipt of one dollar, by the publishers,
ivison, Brakeman, Taylor n Co, lSS x 40 Grand
street, New York.
Webster's Dictionaries, all sizes, are for sale
nv Osman 4 Hapemas, Ottawa, Ills.
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NJ. T. MOLONEY,

a.
MORTGAGE SALE OF REAL ESTATE
vi Whereas John Murphy did by his mortgage deed gu
ly made executed acknowledged and delivered; Wh'rn
1875 and recorded in Volume lS} Of Records, on asr
thereof in the Recorders office in and for the county OF La
sale state Illinois. convey 10 the undersigned limo
thy Fuou his heirs executors administrations and assigns
ali following described real estate situated IN the county
OF La sale and state Of Illinois, via LOIS number eleven
and Twelve In block number three in Union addition 10
Ottawa county and state aforesaid; 20 secure the payment
of The sum OF two hundred dollars with Interest thereon
according "a the and effect OF certain pronsoy
note bearing date with said mortgage decd payahc Ia
after Inc date thereof With interest Il the rate per
centum per annuin. payable annnsy, ana signed ny U'
And wneyens il k provided in and by said mortgage Deed
of default IN the payment OF said note or any
part thereof according % the tenor and trtct thereof me
attorney having advertised such sal. thirty days IN
newspaper published in OTTAWA la Sale county lino.
and equity OF redemption of the raid John Murphy NJ
heirs executors administrations or assigns therein AT pun
Nrnduc highest bidder for cash. nj the south door OF
the County Court House. IN Ottawa. Ia sale county IN
nu's, the time appointed IN such advertisements or may
The aNne Of such sale sales n me attorney oi me su
John Murphy for such purposes thereby reNo
cable or in the name Of the undersigned Timothy rin9n
MS legal representatives shall execute aud denver To the
purchaser deeds for the conveyance N Zee OF the premises
Sold
And whereas default has been made IN the payment of the
said promisOy note together with e whole Of the primer.
pal and interest thereon nom the said sevnecht day ~
July T. 1870 and the entire amount Of said principal and
interest due and payable 20 the undersigned Timothy
Vow Therefore notice is hereby given that by virtue and
contained the said Tuhy Fnon win on Monday; the
twepyoghth day Of July A. H. $50 at ne hour OF 10 oc9eh
highest bidder for cash. the south door OF the County
Court House, In ottawa IL sale county Illinois, all The
dempton the said John Murphy his heirs executors, al
mns,raos and assigns therein and viii also execute ana
deliver the purchaser al such sale deeds for the convey
ance in tee of The premises sold. TIMOTHY FINTON,
VI + MoLoNkY Attorney. Juh2l-5S
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GEORGE M, LELAND.

NJ S'rER's; - y L. Notice i hereby given that
u ny virtue utH decree made and entered OF record ny
the Circuit Court al Ii SAL" county, state Of Illinois, ~ the
June term If said court A. u. 1919, IN certain cause
then pending IN said cu.rt, the clanCcry SIDE thereof
wherein John H. Hosford was complainant, and Abel HOga
boom, a. Administrator u the Estate OF Francis VI. HOg
BOOM deceased, Robert Crane, Mary Crane. Helen Hoga
boom. ElEt lIOrahoOnI. susan hogaDUOu, Lucia Huga
boom. Alloy OgaboslE, Lucy HOgahoom and Abel lluga
boom Defendants SHAH saturday, the twelfth day
of July y ~ 1873 az the houru ten O'Clock IN the forenoon
Of said day offer for sale, the south door 81 the County
Court House IN ottawa IN said county public auction
and will then sell Ia the highest bidder the following de
crbcd property being the ordered hy said decree e
he sold that i say The halt Of the southeast quar-
erof -rcrion thirty in township thrythrc. NORTH range
three east of the third principal meridian In the county
Ii Sale and state OF Illinois
TERMS OF SALE.-tash. ribNGE VI. LELAND.
Dated Jane u. l~tl-aw Master ia thHnc"ry.
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NRW AO0Ertl8RmRut8.
I cas- and
Groceries,
Flour and
Provisions
CAN BE ROUGHT AT
brothers
CHEAPER
Than Any Other Place.
OUR TEAS

good draw and line favor, and selling ~ cNrenoT low
prices.
3 lbs Sing Ian Pin Japan Tea for s0J. We are selling
large quantities of this Tea tncv"r las 10 please
3 lbs Good Quality Young Iiyson Tea for sloo This Tea
has good merits and worth more money We have twenty
half chests which we will close out at the above prize
Warranted 10 please money refunded
lbs Extra Quality Broken Leaf Japan Yea TOY II 10
This Tea has equal the price We do hesitate 70
recommend H. The quality is much better ran grea'
many higher priced Teas
our Japan Tea is better than great many sci 10
their best Tea and sc Young W son is superior 10 any
in this market for the price.
We also have Extra Quality Guupowier l"n at J+c per
ID. We know II 10 be good.
You Will dnd Ooong Tea az 500 per d. sweet rs
rose good strength and delicious flavor.
WralwHys make adscount 10 parties buying IN qUan ties
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M. O. SOUTHWORTH,

.iuUfHsg Ht Lrur, tuTOyd. M,
NIORTIi AC; r. "a l 4E.--Whtrtas Ellen VI, bIgbt.-
vi and Nelson T. Barber. her husband, Of Marsces L.
sale county, Illinois by their certain mortgage deed dated
signed and recorded IN Volume ~ OF Records, SV
In Recorder. Office of said la sale county. did grant
bargain sell and convey INTO the Undersigned william
Howell the following described real estate In WI: lot
number sixteen, In block number FOUR In Glars Under
hills Addition 10 Town of Mar>rillcS la sale county
Illinois, which said mortgage given to secure The
eight certain pruussnry notes Of even date there
Of ~ EACH ayahle 10 the undersigned
in r. 10 y and iSmonhs respectively after DAFT
thereof with interest al the rate of ten per cent r annu
payable semi annually:
And whereas il Was provided u aud ~ said mortgage thai
default the payment uf said nute>, pari
thereof according the and effect thereof the murI
his legal representatives or attorney after having
advertised such sale sixty days ia newspaper published IL
SAID Sale might sell the said premises. and sl
right and equity redemption 81 said Ellen NJ Barer ana
Nelson f. Barber their heirs and assigns therein, at pRot
ycndut said pr, misses Tho highest bidder Tor cash.
purchaser deed for she CONVEYANCE In fer Of %" prtuls
SOLID
And whereas default has been made in the i!ment 81
last above mentioned notes which defau still con
tnuS there this date due and unpaid thereon
the principal Of each of said notes ard interest thereon
since NAV 18th, lsa.
Vow therefore notice hereby given that the undersgu
ell mortgage aforesaid will by virtue Ofthe power IN sai
mortgage contained, Friday, the 2d DAG of August A. \
before described sell public suction 10 the highest bidder
and singular the premises herein before de
scred and all the right title and equity Of redemption at
sad Ellen NJ Barber and Nelson Barbr their herr
and assigns therein. WILLIAM ". tUNELL-
June p is,a-ainuS hofktSc~N
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Ing camp in Gunnison valley, Colorado. Mr.
Beal and his party made dilgcnt search aud IN
BURY for the renturcsome but unfortunate pros.
hector, but, falling to find any trace Of him, are
III the opinion that, whilst confused, possibly in
Sane from the effects NJ starvation and exposure,
Meyer made Il msstep which resulted in clear
fall of 1900 feet, and that his crushed remains
were ground Ia atoms 10y the powders OF the
mountain torrents.
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OYSTERS AND FISH
HOW WATCHES ARE MADE.

It viii be- apparent to any one VINO viii examine >"ir
Coin Wcu that aside frn IA" necessary thickness for
engraving AMI polishing large proportion Of the prcrion-
metal used uuly ,tiru and hold 'hr engraved
portions In place. aud supply IA" necessary ,"ldiS AMI
strength The ,urpu. gold is actually needles, 81 iar a.
I rILItS and beauty are concerned. lie JAMES boss
PATENT GOLD WATCH tANE~ tli- NNslE OF precious
metal overcome md the SAVE spIiGIr NNr ~rEfNGfE
produced ouc-rhr tr "nc-half of hr usual cost or
solid This process ot the most simple nature a.
follows. plate of nj e. composition metal sptralN
adapted purpose plate, uf ~"i'r COLD sold
cred one pu each side The three then passed hciwrr
polished sicc' rollers, aud the result :, Ntrp"i heavily pa
ted rpupo- tom which the ci.r- backs. centres, hcS
els &r. aud shaped hy suitable die and l"fNner-
The gold u these is sufficiently thlch G." Hdhu' OF ai
ins uf chasing engraving aud ruancling the engraved
have been carried until perfectly 'nuoth by time
and use without ruoN ing hc gold They Tor sale bs
all Jewellers and each 6, warranted by ~rE'tN CIR.
rrI,.ri II your icvclor doe, not keep 'hc. send rs
N ,Gsrul TuoRrF. Sixth and Chestnut 81, Philadelphia
for Illustrated catalogue. puli
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OUR GROCERIES

We keep the best brands Of Flour, and parties al aet%
VIII money by calling upon Us. Remember 40 sell AZ
coed brand Snowflake Flour there is in the market
per 100 ms In the way Provisions, stock is al
ways fresh anu everybody lives by eating, which "a NJ
ite expense It is worth your while TO buy where yea can
save from 10 to . per We pay rent, ouT eIpen
are light our sales are large and afford 10 ann 8
sell goods cheaper than man in La Sale county -"
can prove II by calling on Yours respectfully
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DteD.

AT his rcsinrlcc IN the nsnip e. Fall River, TN,
lith instant, ANDREW NoRrhAs, In the Goth year ~ h-
age.
ON .Iunc lst, of rOpsy Mr.. CATHERINE EEIHER wife
of Geurle Feh" "t Nernlilon township; aged 6S yrs
Mr.. r. had been sufferer from lrOsy for over two
years She horn IN Shenandoah county, Virginia Ah
Illinois aud Ia sale county IN 1858, where she lls
resided since Ia 1857 she became member III the NJ.
h. Church, of which she remained faithful ana consistent
member until her death She the mother NJ SIN emil
drcn. of whom, however. only three now living She
buried June "a, the Halcot burial ground in
Eagle and very large company OF her friends Followed TIE
body tu IT. tna resting place. ReqHieycdt IN pd't.
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DAYTON Wooden Mill.

Having bought and r"ntt.i the Dayton WOODEN Mills,
would old customers and Others having
wool sse exchange for goods for either carng and
spinning roll Carng that again az post. and
would scc the patronage Of persons having wool to sell
manufactured shares Onhalf Ia the various
kinds WOODEN goods that may h. wanted aud agreed
W. viii give liberal exchanges OF goods for WOOL and viii
card and spin In lots Of AZ lbs al 10 cts per
pound and extra for reling for roll carng,
cts per H. Nool he sent by rail good strong sheets
with of sending the same. and
viii guarantee good work and speedy returns.
The highest market price will be paid for wV0l. Be sure
and ~ prices before selling
.ery respectfully JESSE GREEN L Sons.
DAYTON. III Anil y iuni<9w
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Manhood: How Lost, How Restored.

sAS]a Just published q edition % I)r. Gull
,9H4E NerNNpll'- Celebrated I.--:tN on The
R&2 radical cure without medicine of SPERM NroE-
HS~ EHd.A seminal Weakness. Involuntary S.Isl-
FIJI nal Weakness Inv Olustsry Seminal Lnsses, ls-
49, POTENCY. Mental and Physical Inc apaCity, I'M
Marriage ai-.,.
FITS. induced by s"lIndulg"nce or sexual 'NtTa'a
gancr
81 Price. in q sealed envelope. only siN cents.
Tine celebrated author IN this admirable Essay clearly de
monstrates from thirty years SucSf practice that the
alarming consequences Of Sabus L. radically cured
without Of Internal medicine "r the spp.
haitian Of the knife: pprtiug mode Of AZ once
simD certain aud rctuul by - which sui
trer no matter what his condition may h. MAY him
self cheapy. privately and radically.
" This Lecture should BE- in the hands u! every youth
and every man IN the land.
Sent frprs under seal In plain envelope to aUH address
h. uuhlishsr~
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THE CULVERWELL MEDICAL CO.,
~ Ann ST.. New York: P 9. Box 1856

NOTICE..-E>rATE or ANDREW loErNN-. DECD
~ Notice j. hereby given that the untcrguti Executor
of the last Will and testament OF Andrew Orts ARE oil the
county Of La sale and state IL Illinois. deCfe Will appear
before County Court said county The ri Monday DE
ing the 18th day OF August 1873 az The County ,0urt
House. ia Ottawa in said county. when and where all per
having claims demands against said state noii
fed 10 ATTEND and present the in writing fr adjust
ment.
DATED this 1871 Jay 81 Tur. =. ls's -
WILLIAM L. NIILlGAN.
m2i-~ hreeufsr
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County Court.

Estate Of VIM Kelley, claims aggrcgoting
Sfs}9.j0 allowed.
Estate of Charles Haskeman inventory, APP
praiscment bill and widows REIMBURSEMENT and
selection approved.
Estate Of Michael TrainOr. claims allowed
amounting to l.l6, reports Of private and pub
lie sale of ehattcl property approved.
Estate Of George VI. Newton, claims amount
ing to $1l5 allowed.
Estate of James Cunningham, Claims amount
ing to sll6.l6 allowed, report of sale of chattcl
propeaty approved.
Estate Of August Berlet, proof of publication
filed.
Estate of John sharp, order for final settlement
at July term.
Estate Of David F.. Davis, will admitted to pro
bate.
Estate of John Finn, report Of accounts APP
proved.
Estate of John Erh, claims allowed TO amount
of $113.5G.
Estate of Franklin C0rwin, Charles Blanchard
appointed administrator; bond, $1,000; credi
ters' notice to August term.
Estate of John Hahll, Margaretha IVahll ap
pointed Administrative; bond, 5000: creditors
notice To August term.
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To Contractors
and Builders.

Notice hereby given that bids will be received 10y the
undersigned tthc Trustees Of Township 81 Range In La
Sale county Ii the 10Th day of June II O'Clock
the construction of High school Building in the city OF OF
tawathc contractor 10 furnish all materials and complete
buding according the plans and specifications in ~
days from the date o; his contract.
The plans specifications he tine Office III II.
Furness in city Of Ottawa. III the time OF letting
The contractors will be required 10 give good and sui
cpnt bond. with least acceptable srCtiCS, for the
faithful performance OF the contract
We reserve the right 10 reject any or all bid.
Per order TOWNSHIP 1IsI S1EE>
Ottawa. June 18th lS,g-iun9t