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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-07

MISUNDERSTANDING CALICOES;
CACHECO aud ORIENTAL CAMBRlCS;
RUCIIING and RUFFLING in great variety;
TORCIlON LACES;
HAMBURG EDGiNGS and INSERTINGS;
TORCHON-LACE COLLARS;
TIDES I'm great variety;
SCRAP-BOOK PICTURES;
TORCHON-LACE COLLARS at 1Oc worth zoe.
A large assortment Of WHITE GOODS just re-
ceived;
SIIEETINGS and SIIIRTlNGS Of all Of the popular
makes at ia 10I LEVY BROTHERS.
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COMuissIONERS' NOTtCE.

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.l
HANOVER COUNTY, VA, February 3. 1850. (
LATHERTON'S ADMINISTRATOR vs..
~ RONZiE T.. jim HANOVER CIRCUIT
COURT
By decree Of the Circuit Court Of Hanover
county entered In this c,use on he 27th dav OF c-
tOOer 1879. IL Is ORDERED that Que OF the cOmmis-
siOneTs 81 did court do certain and report
Is. The debts and mands 9glinst The state OF
MARY a. Ea,herion, wilh their amounts and pri-
eri les.
20. Who SIRE entitled 10 the assets In The hands Of
the plaintiff iu hi, cause.
30. Who are the deyisees and distributes OF the
said EalhertOn.
4ih. ANY other matter deemed proper, Sc.
publication OF this notice for four successive
weeks In some newspaper published In the cry Of
Richmond to be equivalent TO personal service upon
all parties Interested III this suit
The parties fo this suit will take notice that have
Fixed upon TIIUR'DAY the llth day Of March
nexi. and Town Hall az Ashland. Hanover county.
The time and place. for executing the above te-
cree, when aud where they are required 10 be pres
ent.
Given under my hand this 5ih day OF February,
1850. ). {. Redo.
Commi ssiOner I'm ChaBcery,
hanover Circuit COur'.
SANDS, LEAKE ( CARTER, pa fe 7-S4w
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TpE FOURTH OF THE SERIES

III THE fOUhlH VI 'HH "I"lEo
OF SERMONS TO YOUNG MEN WI" be preached
Mt CHRIST tEPIscoPAL) CHURCH TOMORROW
NIGHT by Rev. j. G. ARMSTRONG Service at
1.sr
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,por rNaLIsH LUTHERAN

mr. FIRST ENdIIsa . LuInER - =
CHuhoh sse' asstor.--p preaching at II A. NJ. and
z.ao p n. subject at night "The A'on ,
'' Cordial welcome to all visitors and strangers
Seats free.
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Admission. so cents Reserved seats, 25 cents
extra.
Box-sheet open at JoHNsTON's Music-Store on
Friday morning ~ g O'Clock. fe 5-4t
y edmond THEATRE.
MOND AY AND TUESDAY, FEBRUARY AND1O.
TIE PLAY OF THE PERIOD.
Southern tour, under The management of Mr. John
T. Ford, Of the picturesque comedy of life IN The
American colony III Europe, now I'm its third month
at Niblo's. New York city, entitled the
GALLEY SLAVE,
by Mr BARLEY Campbell, author Of " NV Partner"
Fairfax" &c. This IN es poetic creation possesses
great merit, character incicen. interest anO story
presented by an organization Of dramatic magni-
tude. including among is members Miss ROSA
RAND. MARIE BoCKEL. Mrs. GEGMoN, the ever
popular old lady; and the fayOrlte comedian Mr.
GEORGE w. DENHAM. Mr. ROBERT DOWNING,
Mr. CHARLES HOGASDORP, Mr. CARL AHRENDI,
Mr. JOHN RfEBE1T, Dir. CHARLES WAVERLY,
Miss BELLE MACKENZIE. Miss BLANCHE THOMP-
son, LITTLE GEORGIE, and Mr.. GEORGE ROSE
MAN, inSuring IA cast of extraordinary briuancy.
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL SCENERY
by Vim. Schafier of Baltimore.
WEDNESDAY-FUN On THE PACIFIC.
Box.shee' OPENS saturdayat s A. NJ. at JohnstOn's
and NJ the Office Of the Theatre. Admission. Toe;
reserved seats, 81. fe5-4t
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BOARD OF BIREcroGS

JAMES ". ALEXANDER. vel Ri>ID...
SAMUEL BORROWF. >LcHLTAE1.
MEDICAL ENANINLRs:
f.. ". LAMBERT. ~ u.
EDWARD CURTIS. u -.
+. ". >COIT,
SCPERINTESDESr or hCENCIIs.
PEYTON & ELLER>ON.
GENERAL AGENTS. RfCnNONu.
liz A-lnn.IL
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-10-13
Tac a;5i omen Of aca.a.


Look cric. Adelaide Nelson iu
. terror to lac physician attending ae-
IN her last moments. look a tLa-
great bird flying about me. !,
was bat taa lad lloHu into Der
dCath chambcr..ud DIR. liauierdrara
. il ont.
This little inrilu. Is suggestive
OF the strong belle, which once ODE
tanned in England and scotland that
tae appearance %. q bird iu the sick
Eoom was 80 sure omen Of approach
n- death t' tire occupant. ~'r Val
ter Scott in his book ou "N.-ca-
crait and p,mono.o-". gives many
ouaraabi. ra~cal-s- o.. tll- super
s-iuoa wliea. Hsn III -HI.e ..,1a-.
Is never ASA loss for .t.-"
aat cirrumstauual .r....- ratl
iu the oucns of birds H0..' one
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Wonaerfnl Magic


On q cerIMn occasion. while
lar1, body 81 English troops were
+ concentrated near an inland town. q
jUggler requested permission Of tlc
commandant % entertain the SOL
diers with a public exhibition of his
art lie named his PRICE very
uo5er1'e anc-lnd ,u3 be would
0th tn r-e-it0 itiram 8eother Ru
sb oHiccr. stationed tru miles AWAY.
.ta ccrtaiu mnr OF his cyhibi,ioa
day. and asked tie commander o.
seud the money ,9 his brother oll-
cer Immediately Together with
note e,.plaiaing thc circums'aue
Ills request was granted, and on the
day appointcl the troops We-a
drawn UP oa their parade groGnd,
sandy p'1iu quite destitute Of shrub
oe ieaL Necr tlc centre was erected
% smaii poi. large at thc boaon
and ;ararir- aalgallv % point 90
Tic iu-1..r w.s entirely naEaj
ana Wa,Nci ,5 The pole. With iN
empty baskets on hi, arms, placed
taem or 90 circle around thc bottom
.aad muJterol iuclututioDs ove
tlem The SPECTATORS were near
enough 90 The baskets % touch them.
and were struck duub with wonder
Ehcu they bcGeid cl.ii suIdeai.
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Who lyau:. a Change 9

JeiL Dav!, wants q change.
All the oid repe's want 2 cil.-,i-t-
Inc men VINO odfil 'ii'i..'.i
burg are sp4iinG fog % c.ian-e-
ne yiii' deii,'7 "il' 7''.' -'
mon PRISONERS "tiii'-ila '1 ,ii.-li-.-
The Sympatalzefs VINO sioi!:ei .''
the murder Oh frg7-ie--t Lincoln ~.
talking ABOUT q cilaHee
Inc Ieii2Ts Wii'' li s.Ie .''s . :"
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~ ,-- ''', i' '
~. .. ,-' .''.' i-'
"-' - -'
'...' - -'i'-''i'-- '.'''
-.
-'' ..' o-',l- l''1
~ 81. 81. d .." l,-''i.7 "ls
l.'o a. ,',''il i''i,. -
-' ''i- p1''' "-..rH l-'.s i'' '-..i
... ..1 '--''..i1'' - - l'-'s-
%. Use ll o''-,.ll ~ .A4s-ili'e j 3. l'-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-10-13
bANoND H0TEI
.I0NeInMN nENN,A

t..r sos ut.l kr0vr house has lately
t-l't .ul rrv'r 2, 1fftd win all new
.nit. o. hicL ins Idade u a Fcr.
it- la1O iar the trlucllnE puhlic
i. -. calnr; De gargsssed, al he
ee ai,t largo puhlic bail attached
also large are roomy stabitng
f.ii Z can IT, had az The lsWest lses
tic setk, Cay n neal
sAMyEL CUSTER. Prop.
:. A. Cor. DiaBond.
slcysiosn, IA,
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-10-13

LYUIA 2. FINKHAW 'e-.l-'--
Compound will at all times, and rl-
der all circumstance, act n harm
nv with the laws that govern tla g.
male svsiem.
send to 1ir LYDIA F. lnsham-
l22s Western Avcurc Lruu Ncs-
Io- ramDhlef-.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-10-13


, members Of it. OF course there has
= been other test.moaev than sr
> presented. but ther hare han th
= principal managers ana wire-vark-
= crs to find out somc,nineay9insr III.
pension office. and this tev have
practiced upon the prctcnse thcy
were doingit I'm behalf %. tae 50.-
: diors. I speak of thc-e things NOS
in any personal sense. but because
OF the interests Of more thn a hall
million of people and their families
who claim pensions involving more
than s5G.01OO00 Der unnum. An
interest OF such magnitude should
be presented i'm its .ul LIGHT. Per-
sonallv have little to gain. but the
: cause which ! have advocated has
much toaaiu. II m1v have luch
20 lose.
Gentlemen: I presume vau
would like 10 know somethin-aoout
how we do businrS~ iu the pension
Office You know thcrr arr q great
many complaints made about de-
lays. You know ,berc are great
many people who are irving TO get
j their cases made special A great
many Of You would probably Ike
to get your eases through to-day !,
and some try to get theirs ahead Of
other people They write % the
/ President and send letters To- Mrs.
Hayes in reference tp their cases,
and they write the most interesting
epistles too. Vow what would you
have me do UudcrsucA circumsta1c-
es , Would YOU have me give pree-
cdcnce to ali such who may ask ? 4
man say my case Is not settled }
want my money Would You have
me make the case pceia, for such 30
reason, ,hou1a he came with the re-
quest Of tie Mayor and the endorse
mcnt Of thcJudec-would YOU have
me give the case precedence over rtac
Others ?
suppose he came with @ member
Of Congress ut his back. would yol
have me make the case special be-
cause the senator ar member %
+ Congress asked IT. II the Fresl-
dent asked me to make Is special. ht
Is my uPer.or and B W3uid re-asa
it IS an order lu, set tiere cases
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-10-13

Hy KlrIue o. an order Issued Gus 81 the Orphans
Court oi Slmerset county, Pa. the unieTsiKn-d
Executors ui Philip Shaver, Jr. decd, will oser
I-r sale ty Iunlic yuicry, ca
.S1ivrl1y. Drt0b0 %. 1880.
ST. o-eloss. r. Ne. so Stovst0Wn Pa. the follow
irg described real estate Of Philip shaver. Jr..
. uef 81. va.
No. A. The home trsc;, slinaie In q 1erns houinz
tegnship, S,.i.sfsei county "a. dlolning lAnds
20 Adam burutart. Josiah Long. Esward Mos
folier aud otnsrs. containing "a acrvs. n1rc or
-esf 30 acres H wllcu are clear, and the balance
vel tluiiere-l with eak and pine. here are ls
acrCs In mealrU- There II gpod orchard Of
claloe frull ul itc arm. and tie following are
Tie inlraft ilcuis- VIZ; Two Two story frame
dwelling hauses uuth IN good repair, and one
calnfartAfeiy ncw a large bank barn and other
ufctssar2 euihuiiiinss and snail mill. The
farfn is well u4icrel
~ Z. A traei or iarm known as the Gunder
trtct, situate o. ablye. dloining land Of Michael
bicEey- JONI it1yts. JOSIAH Mosry and others.
Z cQlia.nir- -ul acres. more " less of which iie
acfcs are cleared and - acres in deadOx, snd the
naiance D. well timber 81 acres OF u tSing besi
white pine There are two orchards Of good fruit
ana log isaru.
! No s. A iarm situate in shade township, ooun-
Z ~ and state aforesaid. known a. the Reese farm
aalninsug LANDS % John Ackerman. J 5hn Bisbing
and otheFs containing 3s acres, nearly all clear.
mere y > siaai sugar camp on he place, and a
TERMS or SALE-
! Ouo-thiri in hand. one.third Of the purchase
uon-y q tracts Nos. l and 70 remain lien on
TIE lAna the interest thereof 20 be paid annually
10 Elizabeth Shaver widow of said deed ,Iurin.
her natsIs ilie and after her death the principal
( % the Executors oi said deceased ane the bal
lnee lh ire equal annual payments thereafter
Nlte. ln.sIes., acierred pay ynienis TO be secured
( ~ Judgment notes. Ten per cent Of the purchase
inflies must be paid on cav Of sale Possession
VII pe si'eA n The iirs; day oi April. 1851.
ROBERT Ii. PATiERSON
JoSiAh SHAVER
HefT-" Executors.
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NEW BANK.
Somerset County Bank,
CHkRLES i. hfRRISOR.

Cashier and Manager.
Collections made IN all paris OF the United States
Charges moderate. Butter and other checks col
lectsi ana rashcl. Eastern and ycs;ernexchsnge
always on hand. Remittaucss made with prompt
ness Accounts solicited.
Parties desiring 20 purchase Z. :. PER
GENT. FUNDED LOAN, can he accommo-
dated a; this Bank. The couTons are prepaid in
icno,airataus of 5o.ll0 SEQ auI 1907.
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AUCTIONEER.
rnctrBsn g.. asrnt,

Tf.lsrr's us.a have uscl and
Hrs.Hss II" 3D. f~u y Hl ur
SEllER'Si SILVER PILLS
Ht r.ers Uf lifer Complaint
NHaHaTHf ar...re firrrirr'sn. t0stiFe-
r iFr.rfss ara ai disorders re-
.frs ltrr Fer sale iy ail
frf rfuls
III ia c'r- f'rr'rf PIushurga -
- 5oY1. sss,i Somerset Pa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-10-13
ENECJTDR'S SALE

OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
Eiy sirrue o an order Issued Gus 81 the Drpha ns'
. Cont ol Samersef county, Pa. the undeTsiKn-l
7 Executors pi Philip Shaver. Jr.. decd. will oser
] tex sale ty Uuulie cutlery. On
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-11
rIMrLY TOPICS

A coon sign Of the times ID the dispo-
silioa shown by book buyers TO pur-
chase the standard authors. AZ well
known Nss York publisher expressed
Il the other day, There Is sresulsr Ma
eauley boom"
Tux Ohio House Of Representatives
on Tuesday afternoon passed Mr.. AZ.
kinson's bill allowing Somerset town.
ship, Belmont county, to complete a
seven-mie branch IRON the Bellaip
and Southwestern railroad 10 Temper.
anSeville. al a cost Of ssa0oo
THE telegraph was in error New
Hampshire knows not Stephen h. Dill
aye, the Greenback nominee cor Presi.
dent. New Jersey claims him, and the
Trenton Gasois thus describes him
ellie Is. a. a lawyer. q picker up Of un-
considered TRIES; ~ q politician. a sort
o. g0-ss-yoa-pleass. and as q statesman,
a mixture Of Denis krArney. 6sOrSe
Francis Train and Ben Butler with
only vsry slight dasa Of the latter
A CORRESPONDENT writing from Bur.
bon, 10 this State. tells Of the death pear
there, in 1895. Of = soldier, one Of mum.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-11
pAsrARp ApuLPERATIoNs

The cry against the authorizations OF
food aud drinks has reached Congress,
and a committee has been stimulated
into presenting = bill, under such evi-
denee "a convinced them that they were
either being poisoned day by day. or
were ia constant danger Of being.
The report made by the commstlee
which proposed tho bill, contained start
ling evidence Of the utter Indihereneoto
lilo and health which Is shown by The
manufacturers and dealers. Out OF ak
packages Of culIvc bought up haPhsEard
I'm baltimore, Il was discovered that
more than half Of the beans were artiti-
cially oolorOd with poisonous dyo. A
large proportion Of Prusaian blue MAS
found In a microscopic examination OF
tOa, and la some OF II but . faint SKIS
picioa Of tea-dust to give Il the reqn''
alto odor. Chloride OF tin 10 a
common poison used la the adu.-
tsralion Of sugars and syrups. IL Is U.s.
timated that pO,0oOO pounds OF o'e-
omsrgarino were made IN tins country
in 1878, which almost 'nNa'lao'E 'ou,
tanned living organisms anu '"S Suns
Of disease. Nearly All nluOts AiS W.
tored" with strong aud poisonous acids
In almost all articles OF 0Vune'ee '-'
practice OF AdalI'rAl,oh nas V WYNN s S",
eral and pubic. nAnu'aS'u'V's N"s
dealers who would prefer 70 . ~ - 49,
are either doee'vvu os S'~iA s"S. 49,
are forced to make anu sen A'u''e'A ~
articles for tho same reason 'ha1 Toe jus
tilleu claimed they were eomPe''ea 70
deiraud tho government o, i.S AA uu'
ing tho existence Of the WHISKY rug
via: In order TO compete ~'.n 'no ''~" y
But the bill, u passed. oy Oous'V' =
only intended to PreVsn. 'ne SI'V - -
adslteraled bod IN the p's't''' " Co
lum6iA and the Territories, Tue 'n'pO, '',.
tons OF such hood IRON 'o'e's" S'uu
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-11
The Fittoat Subjects

For lcYvr and ague. aud rcmlltanIs. arc The
dobilitatel, bilious and nervous Tosuch per
,ons Hnstcttcr's stomach Bitts1 afIorls adcq uato
protection from the malaIiol pest, by increasing
vital stamina and resistant power OF The eonsu'
tuition. nnd BY checking irregularities OF the
liver. stomach and bowc = which increase the
danger to H. ppprchondcd from mlaslna Morc'
oycr. Il cradioalcS malarial complaints OF All
Obstinate type The acld In which this leading
Iamily medicine has achieved some OF Ia most
astonishing and amply proven ciItcts, ha very
Nllc Quo. In the maiarlous regions OF our own
county. In south America. Mexico, and across
,hc seas, u has given unmiSlakable evidences OF
IT, curative value Al homo aud abroad it has
always susttluci lie high reputation. nor has II
ever been AFFECTED by competition OF ~ called
,ouics represented 10 pos,css kindred or equal
etiicary. Itstnd. alone. unCquallVd AMONG our
rational remedies
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-11

Tue business boom at New York City
causes an average advance Of 10 per
cent. in the rrnIs OF all classes Of prop
orty there. The largest advance Is IN
stores aud business Offices, and In tene'
ment rentals ut Harlem. Stores are
higher In all parts Of the city, except tho
Bowery, aud In tho dry goods district
between Wall aud Fourteenth streets,
owners arc unwilling to lease Tor moro
than one year at 10 to % pr cent. in-
crease over present rates. Offices in the
vicinity Of the stock Exchange are In
lively dcmSnd at from % to 100 per
cent. advance, and generally tho advance
in olliee rents ranges from % per cent
upwards. The Harlem landlords ex'
cuse their advance Of 10 b. 10 per cent.
on account VI the elevated railroad acil-
ilics, but generally the advance in resi-
denec rents is not more than 10 OF 10
per cent
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ED.

ROCK tNO SARAH v, vile II Edmund Rock
hhg. Monday night. March $, isso at i0ia
Funoul from her husbands residence, No,
lar byron street. To- morrow Thursday at2r
Ftlrnd. OF the family arr respectfully In
IitSd 10 attend,
BUIIIN0ER At the residence OF Prank
Walter Two Milo House, National Road Wed
arsday, MafCs 10 iNu Ala.sOr ", MARIA luL.
tiNGTR. IN the 5d year OF her age
Funeral nom her late rcsldcncc, Friday after
aoon att O'Clock Friends u the iamlly are In
tilted tn attend
RAIL- Monday, March \, iSsO, At 4 O'Clock =.
D, MANY JASE, WITH " tnhoch Rail, IA the al
jcar ~ her age
fuuerl from hot late residence. corner OF
Market ami Ninth streets. this morning at 10
O'clock ln,crmcnt ~ Greenwood cvmVIsry
Friends 1t the family arr invited
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-11

MArrERs seem ~ bo coming to crisis
In san Francisco. Tho authorities have
had the arms Of the State militia re-
moved 10 places oi safety, where they
arc guarded bJ tho military companies.
Gcn. McDowELL, In command Of tho
Division Of tho Pacific, has ordered 900
troops To the city, and Il Is said that
$500 more arc w follow. These pro
cautiouary measures have been taken
on account OF the threatening attitude
Of the workiugmcn towards tho Chinese,
aud are based on information said To be
derived IRON the American Nicc-Consul
In China. The Kcarncyiles are exceed
ingly wrolh at these movements, and
freely denOuncc the course taken ~ M
tended to provoke hostillties. The gov
crumeut precautions will probably be
maintained until such time as tho
United States Court has decided on the
cunatitutiouality 81 the law iorbidding
the employment Of Chinese by the cor
porRtiOna
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PROPOSALS.
Wusstfsa March IAs1 a

CLkHKs ovyicE noAnp ~ Conni~Iossr',
WHEELING, March q. lSS1
sssied Proposals WIN be rccci,ed al ,hI, olbco
untii saturday. April ID, " Close at o'c'"osi
0t d iss isGs'0yS HHS% and md f s @
rlpi division, !. 80 cubic yards n,aca'iamlIlng
On irgxpyiile. Clinton and Potomac Rad
second division. 100 cubic yards excavation
and $50 cubic yAr'ls masonry.
On Lower and Middle wheeling ctcct rc.i
40 cubic yards mscadamiiing and ~ onbe
ON river mad hon Wheeling W Glenn. Ron
1, 40 cubic yards matchmaking
On Gicnn's Run and CherJ mn rosi, loo
cubic yards excavation and 10 cubic Ianh
On wsiioy Grove and Middle wheci!ns cre.
road LOO cubic yards excavation ana . cub"
ON wheeling ws., Liberty aud bethany ,nr
pibc. SECOND division, ncat brooke county ln'
ao Guile yard. nacsdswi.lns .,.,,u.
40 cubic yard. mscs.ismIsiDy. loo cubic yards
excavation and 100 cubic yards masonry.
On Chapel iiili mad. 100 cubic yards eNn's'
ton, and go csbic yards n,ssadsmlilng;
walton and 20 cubic yards masonry.
ON indnnary aud ZIG Wheeling Cncck road
40 cubic yar'is maoadamisins and 100 cubIc
On Iaidicy's Run rpad. 100 cubic ard. mason
~, and 10 cubic yards giaination
On McGnw,s Nun rad, 200 quite yard,
graduation. 100 cubic lani, wasonli
10 cubic yards masonry, ana s.Ao yards c,o'
On liver road from dienn'. Run 70 shor, Cree.
loo cubic ysrds excavation and Is cubic yard
% On S,se and we,dm.n.ro.a oD cubic ,.r
xoa va ton and loo cubic yaris masonry.
On Meeting House iiiil road. leo cubic ysId'
mscadamlfing.
On south fork short crcot loo cubic ,sri'
excavation
ON Whcclipy and Kun Grove mad !. sO Guide
ton aud 100 cubic yards maspnry.
yard. masonry and o op ya'ds eTcaystiou
On l.t.le Nun road, 20 cubic yards eios's
g On 'a ,,o H. es,c ka.a' road %.i'" IL o, ,.
masonry aud 800 cubic y ards excavation.
On hourhs Run road. fo6rubic yard. ma-onry
| and s,00 cubic yards excavation.
On Peters run rgnd TO cubic yards masonfJ
| and t.0Do cubic ynfds excavation
On Morrisont Run road, 10 cubic yard,
masonry and 80 cubic yards excavation
mixing.
Ali masonry will Of the SECOND tgdD cl.s 10
S az y sSt q ,n, s Sar. Ss county ''
Prices for excavation must be- separate i"'
earth. iDoss rock and solid rock, ana mus, o0yrf
aasyefSge haul net oxccedins xo foet
| I'ds mus be ssperste fof zach road, and cal
also conisin satisfsctory rsfsissccs. ss 70 char.
| sctes end responsibility.
| The quantities above given are merely ~
| prexitnste and ere liable 70 change
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