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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-05-27
Potomac Items.

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A fine rain for wheat, grass and corn last
Thursday.
Inc early worm got the farmer this year.
as the cut worm is playing havoc with corn
IN these parts We hear of many who will
be compelled u e-pant eutire fields.
A leak in the canal near Great Falls was
discovered last Friday, by the level walker,
IN season that prevented break of great
magnitude The water passed from the
burn side of the canal and out at the bot
tom OF wall sixty feet high. Boss r. E.
Tickets was soon at work, and by Sunday
morning boats were passing again.
Mr.. Bazel Atkinson, formerly of this place,
has invented washing machine of merit
Those who have used it say it is a marvel
IL is made of wood, and, is claimed, will pay
for itself in saving of clothes, buttons, &C.,
IN less than three months, besides saving
much labor Mr. Atkinson is the inventor
of the drop propeller now extensively used
on boats on the canals propelled by steam.
The propeller can be dropped or raised at
the will of the steersman, thereby increas-
ing the power and saving the banks of the
canal from washing.
Supt. Harrison, of the Montgomery Gold
Mine has left to accept position in Colorado.
A new superintendent will take charge of
the works; in the mean while Lewis Morgal,
of this county, is in charge. Mining still
continues; large amount of quarts has been
brought to the surface to be worked
One of our citizens who visited Little
Falls last Sunday says herring were picked
up on the banks of the river, there being so
many and crowded out He says one little
boy picked up twenty -nine in less than an
hour, and those who seine at that part of
the river for them stood and cursed the luck
AS a law prevails that prevents them be-
ing taken by such means on Sunday.
Mr.. Jno. Bohrer lost two fine horses Sat
urday last We understand he recovered
one. 1t seems horse theiving is becoming
quite an epidemic, and it is suggested that
the use Of hemp, by vigilants, would be a
sure preventive. Hardly a week passes
but some horses are carried off and the
thieves escape 1t seems the penitentary,
with chances OF not being captured, is no
terror for these outlaws. Texans say
rope around the thets neck and tied to a
tree and the horse left Mt his will, stops
every guilty fellow NJ.
MAY 18th. 1881.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-05-27
A Fish story From the following from

A Fish story From the following from
Baltimore subscriber Of the HeTuh 81 that
city, il will be seen that the people Of Knox
vile have Il curiosity in the shape of fish
with II bell in it, tall
II desire Ia cnl yDdr attention 10 some.
thing remarkable in connection with the
Potomac fish known as black bass. Some
time in June, 1880, two boys, sons of a Mr.
Jones, OF Gaithersburg, Montgomery county,
were fishing near the Falls of the Potomac
Having caught large number of fish, more
than they wanted at home, they returned 10
the water number of bass. One OF the
bass weighing about pound, was expert
mcnted upon in the following manner Just
above the tail piece Of copper wire was in
serted and after n miniature sleigh-b bell had
been attached thereto the fish was cast into
its native element. Now the most remark.
able part Of this iranspred recently at
Weaverton, some six miles this side Of Har-
pers Ferry. A young man, fishing below
the locks on the canal, hauled up this iden-
tical bass with bell attached, somewhat cor
roded, but in good order. The bass weighed
six pounds three ounces. Now how did
tie bass get in the canal 1t was originally
caught below the Falls on the Potomac.
The bass can be seen at the residence Of Mr..
Giles, at Knoxville, four miles from Har-
per's Ferry"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-05-27
Hon. Montgomery blair and Tenn

s'."'ssHDsSa Cuh~
perance.-At the Ninety eighth Annual
Convention of the Protestant Episcopal
Church of the Diocese of Maryland, held in
Baltimore last week, a heated debate took
place upon the propriety of the church or
ganizing diocesan temperance society, in
which number of the clergy and laymen
participated. Hon. Montgomery Blair is
reported in the Baltimore Sun as follows:
Hon. Montgomery Blair said that he re-
GREETED to antagonize the views Of many of
those with whom, on other questions, he
agreed, but he did not want to see the
church subordinated. The convention had
no right 10 form II diocesan organization.
lie was in favor, however, of the Bishop
and the clergy working for the cause indi-
yidually. lie would not call the advocates
OF the society fanatics, unless 10 be earnest
Is to be fanatical, in which he himself was
fanatic, but he believed they could work
outside the church as society better than they
could as church society, leaving the church
10 continue its own work in that direction
undisturbed. The convention had no right
to decide upon such subject anyhow. It
won be just AS proper for them to pass
/ resolutions declaring that the great Demo
cratic party is the only party capable of
working out the nations destiny SUCCESS
fully. The convention was called for the
Transaction Of business, not for the purpose
of allowing enthusiasts an opportunity to
discuss irrelevant matters.
Hon. Pinkney Whyte said he differed from
Hon. Montgomery Blair relative to the con-
vention not having the authority TO act
ON the question, and offered the following
resolution which was passed almost unani-
mously:
That this Convention expresses its sympa-
thy with the work carried on in the Church
temperance.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-05-27
BOyd's station items

Most of our farmers have finished plant.
ing corn.
Report says we are to have II wedding here
very soon.
Last Friday night as Mr.. VIM. Burdctte
was driving home from Washington some
of the gearing broke causing the horses to
runaway. Mr. b. escaped without any
further injury than a spraned hand
Our Sunday School has again opened for
the summer; we hear there has also been
one organized near Blocktown, under the
direction of Mr.. Jas. Reid, assisted by Miss
Alice Reid and several ladies Of st. Marys
congregation, GAINESVILLE. The attendance
at both is very gratifying.
We have been waiting very patiently 10
hear from our spicy correspondent, "Tat-
tier" he has been letting all the news pass
and / only write to ask what has become of
him; can you inform ms, Mr. Editor, has he
been kicked by that muller
May Goth, 1881. K O. L.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-05-27
nj edIey's Items.

John Jones lost valuable horse last Sat
urday from congestion of the bowels
Last week was splendid tine for cut
Worm operations, and many of our farmers
say he improved his opportunity.
Mr.. l., f. HYATT the champion tourna-
ment rider OF Montgomery county, has been
appointed postmaster at Lander, Frederick
county, vice Charles Gross, resigned
A new farming implement, "The Palmyra
Hand Corn Replanter," has been introduced
by G.. Hyatt and meets with Success
Work ON the public roads under TIN. eff
Gent management of NJ. r. Fisher, was
commenced last week.
MEnIIYS
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-05-27

The advocates Of Homeopathy, in Wash
ington, have organized society for the
propagation of that branch Of medicine and
the erection Of a hospital at that place, with
Hon. Montgomery Blair as President.
A hat shaped like grooer's scoop is one
of the styles for ladies this season.
G. NJ. Towson offers big Bargains" this
week. See adj
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-05-27
r L a N II . f.

YvHE subscriber has for sale Sweet Potato,
Il Cabbage, Tomato. Pepper and Egg
PLANTS, AT his place adjoining the farm OF
N. d. JGuit. Plants delivered ut Rockville
II desired. Orders lett AT the Store Of n. A.
Dawson or this office will receive prompt at
tention.
may 20-tf W. g. FOWLER.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-05-27

NJ Office is hereby given that the County
IN Commissioners will not pay interest on
the outstanding Bounty Bonds after June LIST,
1881. Those who may hold these bonds are
By order OF the Board
mar 20-2t JOS. A. TANEY, Cpk.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-05-27
Cows for Sale.

DEING oversIocked with Cows, will sell
ID on Twelve mouths time, with good secur-
ity, several fine young Cows with Calves By
their sides, and several pure-bred Short Horn
Durhams, in calf by my "Rose OF Sharon"
Durham Bull. J. B. DIAMOND,
may 2O-3tp GaithersbnrQ. Md
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-05-27
o r p z r NISI.
John u. Champagne vs.. John W l,eall ana
others.
In the Circni, Court for Montgomery county,
sitting ASA Court Of Equity.

nRDERED this 18th day of May, In tho
~ year 1881, that the Report Of The Audi
Tor, filed IN the above entitled case be ratified
aud confirmed unless cause 10 the contrary
: thereof be shown on or before the 2sth day OF
May, 1881 Provided a copy Of this order he
inserted IN some newspaper published 81, Rock
vile, In said Montgomery county, once 10
each OF three successive weeks before the said
2sih day Of May, 1881
u. -. PRETTYMAN, Cik
Circuit Court for Montgomery county
True copy-Test:
may 1874 ". u. PRETTYMAN, Crk.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-05-27
L. BEHRENDs,
ARGEsT STOCK

IL on SPRING AND SUMMER
GOODS We have ever brought ~ tha place
just received. Gall and take look nj them,
whether you buy or not
may 10 g, d. HIGGINS 4 SON.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-05-27
In Tie Circuit Courtto, Aontgomeyy caunty

In The Circuit Courtfor Aontg0mery county
nRDERED this seventh day Of May n the
" year eighteen hundred aud eigbty.one,
by the Circuit Court for Montgomery county
aud the authority thereof that the sale made
and reported by John W. Bell, late Collector
OF State aud County taxes for the Fifth Col
lection District Of Montgomery county 10 Mar
tina A. Keys, Of lands assessed to William Is.
Gonsalyes, DO ratified and confirmed unless
cause 10 the contrary thereof be shown on or
before The seventh day Of June next; ProyId-
ed n copy Of this order be inserted In some
newspaper published At Rockville 10 said
Montgomery county once 10 each Of three sue
cessYe weeks before the said seventh day OF
June next.
The report states the amount OF The sale to
be- $50.
WILLIAM v. BOUlC,
Judge Of the Circuit Court
True Copy-Test-
y. y. PRETTYMAh. Crk
Circuit Court for Montgomery county.
unyl3-yt
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-05-27

a RDERgD, this 9th day Of May, eighteen
~ hundred and eighIy-one that the repor,
Of The Auditor filed IN the above cause TO
ratified and confirmed unless cause TO the con
irry thereof be shown on or before the isi
day Of June next Provided a copy of this
order be Inserted In some newspaper published
~ Rockville once IN each Of three successive
weeks before The said lat day Of June next
v, y. PRETTYMAN, Clk
Circuit CoArt ios Montgomery county
True cops Test
mayf3-s. V. n. PRETTYNAN, Cpk.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-05-27
GOOD DWELLING HOUSE,

barn aud other onlbpildings The soil il pro.
durlye aud the irart or parcel Of land, ~
d~rflbti Ia The innt gage under vhipii this
anle M-LA llrrad nod henrn.L cnnLnIn-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-05-27
AND SUMMER HATS.

The best assortment Of Summer Hats have
yet bad, for Ladies', Men, Girls, Boys, Youths
and Infants, from 10 ceDla 10 very nice ones
win be- GLAD to show them
may g u. H. BOUIC
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-05-27
1869 ACRES OF LAND.

WORE OR LhSs
BON which t. eAtepltd aud nf.rypd piX.
ienihH Of ~ Htfr sinre oouVrt I'd 10 1thfr
parties For TN description % this land
reiriehre II hcieby made 10 the aforesaid deed
OF moflgdge, barring date the Both OF March
1872, recorded IN Liber Il. B. r., No. o, folio
200, &c, one Of the Land Record Books Of
Montgomery county aforesaid, and TO the deed
conveying the six-rulhs Of an acre, above men
TONED, bearing date The 10Th Of January, 1875.
recorded 10 Liber T.. u. r., No. -. folio l9I,
&c. another Of the Land Record Books Of
Montgomery county, nforesaid
TERMS OF SALE -One-ionrlh of IN pnr-
chase money 10 be paid In cash on the day Of
sale, lhe residue IN three equal nsiallments ut
six, twelve and eighteen months, with inter.
esl on each ~ the rate OF Elk per cent, per an.
mum, from aud after the day Of sale The de-
ferrod payments 10 be secured by the bonds o r
notes Of The purchaser, with such surety or
snrelies rs may be approved by The Trustee,
or the whole " he purchase money may be
pnld In cash on Inc day Of sale or on The rail
6caliOn Of said snie by the Court. when the
whole OF Tho pnrchase money is paid The usual
Trnslee'a deed for llie land will be given.
C0nyeyaucine 81 the cost Of the purchaser
JOHN y. MCPHERSON,
may G.le Trustee.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-05-27
II o TX 81 LIZ .

TWO u the finest varieties Of
SWEET POTATO PLANTS,
Southern Queen and yellow Jerseys, ! offer
for sale this season.
All orders addressed 10 me ~ Rockville, or
at my place adjoining Mr.. Henry llurey's,
will he promptly attended 10.
may 1877 =. W. HALL.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-05-27
ORDER NISI.

In The matter Of the petition ~ John " s..
Onat', for the benefl Of the Insolyenl Laws
Of Maryland
In The Circuit Cam foe Montgomery coanty,
sitting - q Court N Equity
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-05-27
MEDI.EYs.

ST. Mary's Institute.-On Friday night
Of last week the principals ofthe above named
school, Misses Dugan & Valley, gave their
pupils and friends their ANIMAL May party.
Miss Annie Maddox was crowned Queen
by her selected knight, VIM. Bailey, the
coronation taking place in the large school
room Of the Institute. Flowers were strewn
by Mary Lyddane, Laura Bradley, Ethel
Fletcher and Pauline ltI5bitt The maids
Of honor We're NJ sses Lille Dietz, Jennie
Kingsbury Mary Kilgonr, Hattie Miiliken,
Katie Fields, Lille Poss and Josephine
Maddox their knights were Masters Chas
Maddox, Lee Mosher, Wallace Rpz.r, lie
Deux Maddox, James Veirs, Walter Daw
son and Robert Peter Arthur Peter and
Ernest Bailey acted as crown bearers, and
Misses Margaret Jones, Virge Ricketts,,
Mamie Vinson, Katie Peter Kate Claggett,
Emma England and Rosa Day, as pages.
After the coronation the royal party imam
gurated the dance in which all, old and
young, participated
This custom of an annual May party is
looked forward 10 as one of absorbing inter
est To the students Of the Institute, and even
those Of mature years appear to enjoy them
selve immensely on such occasions.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-05-27
uTRAW MATTINGH.

~ White aud COlUfed
Straw Mattlngs aud Floor Oil-CIoths just re.
ceived By
may 0 d. n. B0UIo
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-05-27

For Sale.-In another column will be
found a valuable farm advertised at private
sale by Mrs. NJ. V X. Robertson. This prop
erty is one ofthe most desirable in the county
as the land Is in high state Of cultivation,
has good buildings and is near n railroad
station, consequently good market is near
at hand for all farm products The locality
is healthy and must surely be the ideal farm
for parctical man. See advertisement.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-05-27
0 r d q r N I S I.

10 The matter Of the sale made by John W
Bell, Collector Of State and County Taxes
for the Fifth Collection District Of Mont
gomery county, Of the lands assessed to
William Is. GOnsalyes.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-05-27

Closing the stores "A movement is on
foot with our merchants TO close their stores
at 81 O'Clock, except on Wednesday and Sat
urday evenings Of each week. this to con-
tinue in effect until the first Of October. We
think this D move in the right direction,
especially as the proprietors and clerks re-
quire certain amount Of outdoor exercise,
hygenic precaution as vital 10 the hn'
man system as their regular meals.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-05-27
@'yia-s' e.n PRErTYsAN. ops.


RECEIVED,
III AT .. u. BOUlCS.
this week, Backbands, Hamestriags. two and
-four pronged Forks, Shovels, Garden Rak,s
and Hoes, Spades. Steel Plow Shovrls and
everything needed IN the Garden Come ~
once aud see our stock before ba, ing elsr-
where AM 4
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-05-27
Confederate Memorial Day.-TI

nv
"Ladies Monumental" and Confederate
Memoria" associations Of Frederick county
have designated Thursday next, ID proximo,
as the day on which will be unveiled the
monument in MI. Oliyet cemetery, erected
in honor of the "Unknown Confederate
Dead" buried at that place. The follow.
ing is the order of exercises: Music by the
Band Invocation Masic by Choir; Prayer;
Music by Band; Roll of Honor; Original
Poem; Anthem by Choir Address; Music
by Choir; dwelling Of Monument March
by Band and Decoration Of Graves; Bene-
diction. Round trip tickets over the b. &
O. road can be had by those who desire TO
attend as follows: Rockville, $l40; Gath
ersbnrg, S1.S5; Germantown, Sl.20; Boyd's,
$1.10; GAINESVILLE, %, and Dickerson's SO
cents. Train leaves Rockville at 9:58, a. M.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-02-11
TELEG B AP HIC!
SPECIAL TO THE MISER.l

Louisville, Feb. s.-Five hundred cigar makers have struck for higher wages.
 Washington, Feb s.-The report of the Auditor of R. R. accounts says there re- mains; by reason of non-construction of rail roads for which grants of land have been made, the following lands uninvested:
 Northern Pacific 2. 7.5O0, ,O)O; Atlantic & Pacific I5, ,s6S. l6O; California X Oregon I.7sl .632; Southern Pacific 4,757 ,S24; Texas Pacific 2O.OOO,OOO.
 Atlantic and Pacific and Texas Pacihc are pushing forward
 Camp Thoilas, Feb. s.-A Mexican en- ployed as barkeeper at dance house, shot and killed man named Morris last night; cause unknown.
 Deadwood, Feb S-Abe Barnes, afreigh5eI was shot and killed last night by James Fowler al Custer City. Fowler was taken by vigiIantes and his body found this morn ing hanging to a tree.
 Kansas City, Feb. 6-Nuch damage las been done by rain, ice and storms along the Kansas Pacific and Atcison, ToPck- 0 Santa Fe rail roads Stock yards seriously dam aged. No train from Pueblo since "elass- day. Heavy snows and freshets are reported in Colorado.
 New Orleans, Feb. 6.-TAe storm yestsr- day was the heaviest teverrecordeL Several breaks in the levees are reported and the lower part of the city is flooded.
 San Francisco, Feb. S.--Silver King 22; Tiptop ?; Mexican 3; Head Center 5l
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-02-11
aeT Thsatre.

Tn .rea- and successful play of Our Bsys l.,. L.. pretty far aJ-,ndance last eve nin.. As for ,a, acting oi the different members ot th, Company. we will ssy that C. Clarence. JIalso; Champncys), Was the best ri..ee oi acting we have had the pleasure of wi;ncssiug for many day. His character was that ot an casy-gong, lardy ddrdy col l,.,. graduate. the son of a county magnate, auJ ..ull mt have been hettercd by Barton II;u ,be actor. who is noted for that part. ,,b,m,aney. chum. tCharles Middlewick, ) Eiel.arI Rule. the soa of a retired butter merchant. va, a difficult piece of acting, ana P.,-. made .-.e best he could out Of II. ,.',-.'i ,,. v.u ..v. vas well ua"-. Roth zI.,..-.. a.L p.r. .sin- -ae former as a hl-...-y g.ia.- ....-...... .-..' She later as ia, I,.lr,.l 'a...r merchant. w-re. as al oi ..,,5. ,.5...- s... s.--..l.n.y acted. Mr. Mas ,,.,..,. w. think. r.ti have pu, a little ,o.,.. l.s. ...-. ..,- .a.. but. a, for Dauphin, h.. ,.., ,.la-v iu.m,us, The ladies were ,.D .-...F. and Prescott has good reasons tc h.. --.rl a- hem Ir>. P,uwel, tNiole' ,l..rr..,. ,-ie rich Le1,ss. and in love with ,b.. n.--..-r.a., san. was charming. Miss Atkinson. g, -i.y p5ur cousin. was one of the fue.r ,.rc. ot a.,lng in tAe play, and iron ,l. u.v the auaIence aPplauGed her. sht I,,s, h.ra been the star. Mrs Beach .u. Ms N..A...s ..,.y both good.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-02-11
TElECRAPHIC NEWS,

San Antonio, Feb. 1O-The Governor has ordered the State troops to Fort Co- manche to pr tect the people against an outbreak of the colOred troops.
 Santa Fe, Feb 10.-A party of ten cow boys. near San Jose, had fight with 35 In dians, and left six dead reds on the field. Washington Feb. 10.-The Secretary oi War to-day officially reported to Congress the recent destruction, by ire, ot Army headquarters at Prescott, Arizona, and adds: The General of the Army has submitted an estimate, recommended by the Quartermas- ter r-General, and an appropriation of $50, 600 is earnestly solicited.
 Paris. Feb. l0.-A robbing of mai cars, betweeen Rocheste; end Huron. Lake Shore and Michigan Southern trarns just discov- cred J hn c. Leist, assistant weigher at the P. o. was arrested last night, and on his person were found documents and money t, a large amount, and under his bed in a house of Ill fame the officers discovered a large amount in valuables. Some of them in original envelopes Total amount recov- cred. is from Sl2, 900 to Sl5, 900.
 New York, Feb. 1O-The Post says the interest of Jas. W. Br ks, in the Eve ming Express is sold, rumor says Jay Gould Is the purchaser; 1t IS accordance with hls apparent policy to control the Associated Press.
 Columbus, Ohio, Feb. 10.-Rsilroads are suffering from storms Water undermined bridges, washed away culverts, etc, on all streams in Ohio and Indiana.
 SrocKs--Silver King, p; Tip Top, 2 Mexican, ,.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-02-11
3T->@o@9S = -s-~ ---~E~S@-~--@
MILITARY SUPPLIES.
HKAD9UAErERs DEPARTNEET or ARIZONA,
 OFFICE or CHIEF QUAKTRRNAsTEk,


 wHIPPLE BARRAcKs, Prescott. Feb- l, 1881. GEALED PROPOSALS. III trip fIate, subject to the - usual conditions wil be received al th1s oce or the ofhcss ef the Quartsrnasters st the following named posts untl I2 o'clock, noon, on Wednesday, March lGtD, issI which rnls and places they T be delivery of Military Supplies, during the hscal year commencing the 1st dsy of July, 1881. and ending oD the 3gih day of June. iss1. ss follows:
 FUEI-Hard and oft Wood and Chsrcoa': Fo1AGz -Be- Bran. Cora sl- F.. sIz-Aw--sOr HA!b Tor beSlng or such said .uposs HAy be required at Fl Apache. Fort Owie, Fort Grant, Camp Puachucs, Fort Lowell. Fort McDoHtr, Fort AoizVe, Camp kncker, Camp Thomas, Fort Verde, and ~hipple Depot, A. T., and Fort Yuma, Cal.
 Proposals for Forage and Straw required si Wilcox and Nsricopa stations, A. T., Will be received and opered the time the foregoing at the oee of the Chief Quarternaster of the Department
 frupossl, will also be received at the Ofhee of the Chief QuArtermasteT of the Department and opened at the same time with the fOregong fer the delivery on the cars of the s. F. R R A; stations between Los Angeles aud Cclton Cal, Of such 9u1nIltes oi baTe and hydr sz;icpr ssed, beed Barley Hay and srSN a. may be required during the hscai year commencing July Ist, IS l.
 Propo-a. for either class of the stores mentioned or for ousntifie~ than the Seoie requlr d. VII De re ved. The government reseryes the T tht to rsjses any or al proposals 4 reference vii be given to articles of domestic prOduolon- Flank rEoposas and printed cirlulars stating the kind aud esluatei qa- titss required at pC-- and clii lb lns as 70 the Of kidding, c0nl oLs to be coserN oy bidders and terms contract and pay''t "lA re furnished application C. -, --'7 rc tc' 'E- ttltet- unAs. CTS the vsrious P s;. E1l--. tl'e-'ies COZ iai ing pr poszis shosld be n4rzsd ''ProrOsAl for
 and sdtTsss to the under signed tp Retrospective post olafLaI-n sters.
 E. B. CRIMES, GHpta-n aEi A. o. " '. . A
 CR.sf Quarter master.