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General Arthur's Movements, .,

NEW YORK, August 28.-During
the afternoon Vice President Arthur
unacompanied took a drive in Cen.
tral Park. Ex-senator Conkling re ).
ceived but few visitors at his room
at the Fifth-ayenue Hotel.
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yiee-Presfdent Arthur Not Yet
Summoned.

NEW YORK, Aug ". - vice-President
Arthur was seen At his house to-day at
noon. he says he has only received OH
olal bulletins In regard 10 the President .
condition. He has not been sum moned,
In readiness 10 go TO the capital. Should
ue receive such q message he Will 60 at
once. He refused TO state what he thought
OF the President condition or Its require
ments In re- Iation to the Vice President.
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FIFTY.slxTH nav
Rapidly sinE,..

Late reports from Washington !, >.
so. 10 hope for the President. A pris,ts sss
despatch received at 1890 o,c1oo, hss's \
Robinson, Chandler & Co., bsnks,:' Ia "
said that the Presldent's pulss s
feeble and fluctaating, and that "% :.
was rapidly sinking. 10
The daily gazette., 1881-08-29
selling stolen Grain Certificates.

SCRANTON, Pa, August U.s. A
young man named A. d. Dunn was
arrested here yesterday while attempt
ing to sell stolen Philadelphia grain
elevator certificates to II. A. Vail, of
this city. He will be sent to Phila-
delphia tomorrow.
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A GREAT FIRE IN CHICAGO
Four Million DoIIar., wo-.
property Reported nass.a

CHICAGO August 28.-A great f,rs L,o,.
out .als evening 10 the PACK ing estabust'
men y OF John Q. Hately, form erIy sn.Ss
ss hickers At the Union stock Yards dTTS aea
!. nai noi been extinguish ed at midniSS,
~ ,,nw wnicn nc ume ali the engines In IT, al Ssc.
the flames, but were greatly imned.S daSnIa Y,
the scarcity of water. Few fac,s hsyy
Deen iearnedas yet, but It iM known INV,
460.VD psnndsof bacon and q larre. e.ousn
" OF Ia ge quantity of lard and nm
sions were stored in the warehouse. Thss
VIII probably be completely destroyed ~
Later. The loss IL said To reach A, oo
600. No particulars can yet Se ob,s,n.;
as 70 Ihe insuracce. The fire IL conansS
TO Hately's building, ''Ans'
The daily gazette., 1881-08-29

Three 10 One Against Iroquois.
LONDON, August 26.-Mr. T. Loril-
lard's Ir0quois was not at exercise
this morning. II is reported that he is
taking physic. In the betting in the
race for the St. Logger 8 to III now Of
fered against him.
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ME-. J. h. BATES, NEwsPAPER ApyER.
rIsIN nAGENT, Al Park Row, Times Build.
for Advertisements in the DAILY and
DELAWARE GAzErrE our best rates.
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A Father Poison. His Entire Y.u,.

WAuKEsTA, Wis.,, August ga ma.
named Howard, living In Dela6sld, IN
miles north Of this place, poisoned hn
whole family yesterday, and bis Wii,,M
two children have died. An upaovsfp.
BILE temper and domestic troubiss ns M
causes assigned for the deed.
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STOCKS.

BID ASkEI
First National Bank. laS
National Bank of Delaware. .6l5 0M
National Bank OF viii. q Bdw'n. 6oh %
Union National Bank........." 46 s5 s5
Farmers Bank. % 20
Phila. Wilmington q Bait. X. N VA % %
Delaware II. R................... ~ ~
Delaware Western X. R.... .... ~ 0o
Wilmington q Northern Il. r.. ~ SS
Wilmington City Railway...... %
Delaware Fire Insurance Oo.... W
Wilmington n Coal q As Co....... " %
Masonic Hall 90 o,.............ss. q y.
Odd Fellows Hall.............s ~ ~
Wilmington City 6's.,,,.,....... .ll2k lis
do do 5's.............l0I !Ue
40 do 4lDs...,,....l03 los
N.u Caatie County 6,s,.....l0y ITO
N" do do .l02H l03
| Delaware State 6's...............l00 IVY
| delaware Il. r. lst mortgage. l0S Ivy
| Delaware Railroad Extension..!gI lUS
p, W. q b. II. r. LIST mortgage..i i5
l Will, City Railway 1st mortgagel0z iVS
| vii, City Railway Extension. Ivy !UV
Masonic Hall Co. lst mortgage.!O0 "
| Delaware City AIS. .lVah Np
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l TTENTION, wORKINGMES.-

The Mutual Coal and Produce Anocis-
sion, having reOrganized by the election
of officers, equest the attention fwcft.
inRmen as well as mem 6ers and stock.
hold rs at all regular meetings, held II
No. sos Walnut street, every Tuesday and
Friday evenings. ang1.a'
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FOURTH EDITION
Indtcations for To. day. /.

For the Middle Atlantic 5tates'
fair wa. .>ther, variable winds, mostly
soutbarlv stationary temperature and
pressure.
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..nIubbern Davis Arrested.

.Blubber'' Davis, q well-known dss-
p<rado and thief OF this city, was arrest
a In Chester. yesterday for burglary.
He and two ompanions were arrested,
while ransacking . house,
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Terrific Explosion Of an On.Tank

CLEVELAND, August 28.-This morn
ing 1000 barrel still at the Standard
Oh Works exploded with great violence.
The oil had been drawn off few days
ago for repairs to the still, which would
have begun an hour later, and IL the ex-
plosion had not occurred till then great
loss Of lie would have resulted. The
tank was full of gas from the oil and the
gas in some way became ignited when no
body was near. The manage to proper.
ty is estimated at $1,000. The refuse oil
burned some time, but the fremen sue.
ceedet In continIDg the flames to the sr-
ignal limits.
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iss7 prixea amounting TO. ........sll0,I

1867 Prizes, amounting to...'..''''n"s
Responsible corresponding agens wsns Ssn.
cd at all points, TO whom lioerai 0'iAp''
sation Will be paid. ,,. .,s.,l,
For further Information, write eleaiy
giving full address. Send orders ~ ~. \,
preas or Registered Letter, or Money W
der by mail. addressed only tonu,
New Orleans, Ia, |
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.rM A DAupaIN nj

No, az Broadway. NeT lolL s,n,,
All our Grand Extraordinary ,snass
are under the supervision ena EpsT8el ps8el
ment OF GENERALS q. Z; phho
flARn and IIJBAL A. EAhLi.
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General News.

The U. S. relief steamer Rodgers
arrived at P etropaulovski on the 18th
ult., and was to leave for st.
Michael's on the Oath ult.
The loss by the burning of John
Hately's pork packing establishment
in Chicago, Friday night, is now esti-
mated at 81 900 900, Of which Hately
loses $250,000, Peter McGeoch, OF
Chicago and Milwaukee, the other
principal loser, had q stock in the
building valued at $500, 900.
-~ Four hundred dollars worth of
lead pencils, which came from the
United States by way of Rouse's
Point, have been seized by the cus-
toms authorities al st John, Quebec,
for evasion of duty.
Samuel B. Ruggles, Of New York
died yesterday morning of paralysis
at Fire Island, aged 80 years.
A" "Greenback Camp Meeting'' wa
held yesterday at Lake Manoncook
Maine. In the morning a temper
ance service was held, and in tn
afternoon addresses were made b,
Congressman Gillette, of Lows
Colonel Daniels of Virginia, an
others. The Presidents conditio
threw a gloom over the gathering.
A.. d Dunn, a young man from Scral
toh son Saturday was trying 10 sell sic
len fhiladelp phia gran elevator certin
Gates TO II. A. Vail. He ,will be sent [
PHI Philadelphia to-day.
The cholera has appeared in Kogashlr
AIKEN, Japan.
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MINES AND MINING.
SUNDAY. Oct. On

SUNDAY, Oct. 9--p IA.
The mining share markets yesterday were weak
for most of the active stocks but late in the day
there was some recovery and better tone peryaded
the market generally. The opening San Francisco
prices which were higher than on Friday, were re-.
ceived at earlier hour than usual, and may hays
exerted some influence on the whole market as thew
did in the Comstocks Consolidated Virginia closed
with an advance of cents at 2.55 Cali iornia
cents higher at 90, Union Consolidated 1i2 higher
at 142, Sierra Nevada 2 higher at 16, and Mexican
sold, buyer ten days, at 9ss The Leadville shares
generally were weak and Chrysohte declined to
6ls. closing up 4 at 49, Iron Silver, however, was
steady at $50 and Robinson held its own at 49,
Green Mountain was rather active at 545l2. The
State Lines were irregular; Mol and ana Oriental
and Miller both being cents higher at 7S cents for
each; 2 and 3 was dull and steady at 1856. Moose
continued strong at 1.1O Bull Domingo rose from
% to SS08l cents, and Great Eastern was l cent
higher at 10 cents
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TO MRS. GARFIELD.

From The london AhenGuD1.
fTnsnllied DAYS with toll and struggle rife .
Will win at last; yea, God had given him all
4 seat above the conflict. power to call
Peace like n zephyr DER mems turbid strife;
Home music too, children and heroine wife,,
God gave-then gave Deaths writing on the wall,
And on the road the assassin: babe him fall
Death-stricken at the shining crest OF Life
And vat onr tears are sweet. God babe him taste
Honey and milk and mamma raining down;
Clothed him with strength for good whose sweet
renOwn
Then crowned him thine IndCed--gvlng at last
Heroic suffering the true hero's crown.
THEODORE WATTS.
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u,
Notice Of sale tenemens for unpaid taxes OF
1871 1872 1878 1874, 1875 and 1876, and Croon water
rcn az 1870 S7 1872 1873 1874 and 1870 under tho
dir"cton of Allan Campbell Comptroller OF the city Of New
York The undersigned hereby gives public notice pursuant
IN me rroy on the entitled An act for the collection
of and Croton water rents IN the city OF
NeWYurk and 10 amend the several acts III RELATION
rbat ND rspecye owners Of all lands and tenements in
the ty of which taxes have been lad and con-
armed situated In the Wards 10 "a inclusive for the
years 1871 1872 1873 1874 1879 AMI 1870 ana now REMAIN
ng dine and unpaid and also the respective owners OF All
I'm the city OF New Ork stdted IN the
which the regular Cr0On water rents nave
1870 ISL 1872 1878 Is - end l6 land
orc now remaining and unpaid required pay the SAID
remaining due aud unpaid To
the Clerk Assessment and Clerk OF Arrears NJ ms once IN
he nsnartmen of Finance the Court House, wit the
thereon the rate of cent per annun as pro
e nv haper 33 the laws OF 1881 from the time when
The same became the time Of payment together with
the charge this notice and advertisement and II default
snail be made such payments, such lands and tene.
ments will be sold ut public auction at the new
Gnnrt House, in the City Hail Park, in the city OF
Sew YORK on Monday october 10, 1881, at ~ O'Clock,
noon for tie lowest at which any person shall
oGr In take the consideration OF advancing the
ocunt of tax or CrotOn rent the may be-
the interest thereon Aforesaid 10 the
time OF sale together with the charges OF this notice and AL
all other costs and charges accrued thereon
will be continued from time to time until all
The lands and advertised for sae shall be sold
For the redemption Of any property Sold interest will be
PAYABLE upon the amount OF the purchase money at the
Ia per cent per allnum
Notice is hereby further given that detailed statement OF
pupery which and Croo water rents remain
maid published pamphlet and that copies OF tho said
pemDhe are deposited In the office Of the Collector OF Assess
nens and Clerk OF Arrears and will be delivered TO per-
son applying for the same . c.nx
Collector OF Assessments and Clerk OF Arrears.
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Instrurticn.
Art Schools-City.
xvpc OuTISA CITIVER

MRS. LOUISA ID. CULN Eh -, 49,.
win receive pupils In PAINTING Landscape hoWers
st life china decoratOn at her studio The Bea NO.
East 4th- AVE-, commencing oct ~.
references: Ir D. Huntington, MI VIM. Hart, MI James
n Hart, Mr. A. r. Belows.
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NOTICE.-PropOsals for repairing and ex-
~ tending pier 81 Nest seth B S Dc r SSt Wy y
nesday etoher 1881 at IL O'Clock For full lnforma
ton see the City Record Copies for sale NJ NO Y CITY HAL
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OFFICE OF THE COLLECTOR OF AssRssMESrs)
AND CLERK or ARREARS,
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Jnsfructlcn.
For Young Ladies-Country.

COLLEGIATE Institute, Newton, Sussex 20,
~ MA thorough home school for both sexes Win pest
Christian Influences exceedingly healthy mnsters
.-o"' %-VVP0. 1870 W. 8 Z STEXENS A. N.
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Mem Publications.

FTor1 The Nation Of September %.
these letters without speedily discovering
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server that be unites quick and weilrained faculties
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the statement OF his conclusions
w. have seldom read Of travels that evidence
~ absolute trustwOrthness And this Is not the result
~ smnly cold intelligence for the letters full OF
strong but feeling and frequently display shrewd
sStt and cheerful From merely literary point OF
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and written direct and often vigorous English though they
ht nof nirequently the marks OF haste Ia composition
and lack Of opportunity OF revision"
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NOTICE.-Proposals for building a new
~ wooden pier the foot Of West 2lstst r. viii be
oeiysd by the Department OF Dock III and ll9 Duane
until October TO- 1884, at ~ o'clock m For full
Information the city Record copies lot she NJ NO
City Hall
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MISS F. A. WHITE, Teacher of the Piano,
WI West 32d.st, gives lessons In classes Of two and
hour or single scholars She refers by
permission Dr. Wn Mason Circulars 1t her residence
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For Bows and Young M,n-Country

For Boys and Young Msn-Country.
ALEXANDER Institute Military Boarding
n School. White Plains Ny. Principal, oRWILLls,Ph u
At PORT CHESTER NETWORK.
N STARTS MILITARY INSTITUTE $1,000,
Fstahished ls5l o. WINTHROP STARR. A. M. Principal
DIETS MILITARY ACADEMY, Stamford,
ID Conn.-Establshed 1898 Healthfu site on Prospect
Hl outside the village Prepares for college or business
BOSTON UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MED
ID ICINE.
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Corporation Notices.

OITY OF NETWORK, DEPARTMENT OF
FINANCE, BUREAU FOR COLLECTION OF AS
SI,SSMENTS AND ARREARS OF TAXES AND AS
EASEMENTS AND OF WATER RENTS.
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For Young Ladies-Brooklyn.

BROOKS SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES,
I'D No IL Montague Terrace, BROOKLYN, Eleventh year
begins September ~. MrA M Is. J. WHITE Principal
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THE ORIGIN OF NATIONS

vVHE ORIGIN OF NATIONS.
/ By prof RAWIINSON, oxford University.
Price 10 cents. .,,., =, =,
Buy OF twsmen Of the Publishers, l. FlTHdEhALD G
CO., lf3 Fourth
rTNHE SECRET SORROW.-May Agnes Elem
ngs latest book sold by all booksellers Tor only
81 20. They all have it,
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THE ENTRANCE EXAMINATIONS

for the Ninth School year will be held at the College East
Concorst on Monday Tuesday and Wednesday October TO-
II and 10 at O'Clock. The regular Of lectures will
begin on Thursday, oct Is ,nor :, =, r...
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-04-07
YESTERDAYS MARKET.
-. ...CALL At.
L. j. LECK.IE'S
EMPORIUM OF FASHION,

There you will find one Of the finest
and best selected stocks of Millinery ever
brought South, together with. all the lat
est novelties in Trimmings, Notions and
Hair Goods, Pattern Hats and Bonnets,
Artificial Flowers, Feathers, &C., Satins,
Silks and Gauzes, Ornaments both for
Hats and Bonnets, also for the Hair
Switches, Braids, fuffs, Curls. The La
Bella, the Pinafore, the Saratoga Wave,
the Perfection, the Coquette, Blonde Dye,
Hair Pins to suit blonde hair. The In
visible Human Hair Net, of Partisan
Manufacture, and is indispensable for
front coiifures. Face Powders Of best
manufacture. Lace Fiohus, Lace Ties,
Lace Lawn Aprons. Infar:t's Caps in
large variety, Jewelry of all kinds and
styles. Ladies' Hose, Hendkerchiefs.-
Yes, indeed, one thousand things too nu-
merous to mention, but will be pleased
to have you call and examine our lovely
stock throughout. And as to prices, they
will suit and shall suit the ready custom
or. Orders solicited and carefully attend
cd TO. l.. J. LECkIE.
825 Broad ST., Augusta, Ga.
April q, lSSl.-lSt2
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For the Advertiser.
To Prevent Rabbits Eating the Bark
from Fruit Trees.

RIDGE, S. c., March 26, 1881.
MEssRs. EDITogs: Rabbits have ossn
unusually destructive to young fruit.-es
pecially apple--trees, during the past se-
we're winter. The following simple remedy
will certainly protect fruit trees and I will
thank you to1insert it in your valuable
paper. It's distressing to see almost en-
tire young orchards girdled by these pests:
Mix equal parts OF kerosene oil ard lye
soap, and apply with brush or rag 20 The
body of the tree. high enough to be be-
yond their reach. Besides the protection
from rabbits. lye soap is an old application
for promoting the healthfalness Of trees;
and kerosene is destructive to insects, go
many of which infest the bark Of trees.
Yours truly,
-t4. " Z NIYNUnJ CON
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Our Railroad Becoming Doubiy Em-

Our Railroad Becoming Doubiy I'm
portant Route.
. The Richmond and DanTille Railroad
Company. which for year. or two past
have owned the &. C. & 4. Railroad and
the Columbia & Greenville Railroad, have
lately leased the Atlanta & Charlotte Air
Line Railroad. And upon this sub]ectthe
Anderson Journal speaks as follows;
"As' the matter now stands all the rail.
roads in Sonth C erolina are either owned
or controlled by this combination except
the South Carolina Railroad, the Charles
ton and Savannah, Railroad and the Port
Royal and Augusta Railroad, and these
viii either be absorbed or temporarily cut.
of and made powerless By Col. Wadley's
Georgia Central combination. Thus il
may be that the Savannah Valley Railroad
project viii coon loom up into greater i'm.
portance than hitherto In view of the
fact thai the Tennessee and Kentucky sys-
tenn of railroads have in view an outlet to
the sea over the Blue Ridge mountains, it
now appears that they will encounter the
Virginia combination in every direction
save to connect with the South Carolina
Railroad or the Port Royal Railroad by
way of Anderson and the Savannah VAL
ley Railroad. It is plain that there isnow
little chance for an independent short line
TO have anyinfluence in railroad matters,
ont IL appears at present MGt tie Savana-
aah Falley Railroad is tie Key TO the sa-
a1tion, furnishing q connecting knkwhere-
by po,oerfM combination can reach The
seaboard Independent of Tie company that
non has so nearly the entire State IN its
clutches. We shall anxiously await the
Developments of these giant swings, and
shall hope for the better for the interests
OF our country, feeling certain that our
people can give anderson the most envia-
BE pos;tionsof any town in the State in
affording her competitive railroad lines by
completing the Savannah Valley Railroad.
thereby offering substantial inducements
for q through trunk line from the West to
pass by our doors. i
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9pnre,real.


MARRIED, on the 23d February, 1881,
by the Rev. G. w. Bussey, at the resi-
dence Of the BRIDES mother, Mr.. GEO.
MORGAN and Miss MARSHIE Dixie.
MARRIED, at Curtis Baptist Church,
augusta, Ga, Wednesday evening, Mar.
S9:h, by, Rev. w. T. Cheney, pastor, DR..
A "A. GRAHAM, of Alexander, Burke
county, Ga, and Miss G. ELENORA
HOWARD, second daughter Of w. S.
Howard, Of Augusta.
MARRIED, at the residence of Col. H.
w. Addison, on the 3Oth March, 1881, by
the Rev. w. T. Hundley, Mr.. A. A.
GLOVER and Miss MARTHA HARRIS
all Of Edgefeld.
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Edgeaeld, 8. c., April Z. 1891.
Senator voorhees, Boards Billy Malone.

CcnASo1 soOInecS DcaTuS Oiity UAauoucs
In the Senate on Friday last, Senator
Voorhees, Democrat, of Indiana, took the
floor and sent to the. clerks desk and had
read an extract from the Erent,tg 7ele-
-erap1. e Philadelphia Republican paper,
which alluded to Malone as 'fa renegade
Democrat" and charging that his acting
with the Republicans was in consequence
of disgracefal bargain, Hoar objected
20 its being read, and Voorhees, stated that
he would endorse itand makeit his speech,
Herenpon. Malone and one orstwo of his
Republican allies rantcd and became i'm
padent, when VOORHEES, cut the matter
cshers By speaking out thus;
81 endorse the term Renegade Demo-
csat.' endorse everything else that may
be construed to reject on the course of the
deserteri from Virginia, and without his
taking time to put the words upon me, he
can seek his redress. There is no use in
making any mistake about this matter a!
al!.'
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Notice!
Co. CoMMrssroSEps, orr,cp

Co. COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
EDdEFIELD c. H., S G, Mar. %, 81.
rNHE County Commissioners of Edge
N field county will meet at the Pope
bAlgc on the 1lth OF April, 1881, at III
o'clock, Il. M, to let ont the contract to
repair the Popo bridge.
Anl on the 18th Of April, 1881, at 9
o'clock. p. m, at the Blocker bridge, to
let out the contract to rebuild the Block er
bridge across Turkey Greek.
And on the 18th of April, 1881, ut 10
o1'77focEi Il. III, at the Key bridge, to let
outthe contract to rebuild the Key bridge
across Turkey Creek.
And on the l4th of April, 1881, at 10
o'clock, a. M, at Mill Creek on Martin
town road. to let out the contract to re-.
build the Mill Creek bridge.
The contracts will be let TO the lowest
bidder. The contractor will be required
togive a sufficient bond for the faithful
performance of said contract.
The Commissioners reserve the right
to reject any and all bids,
W. ". MARTIN,
Clair. Board Commissioners
w. l.. RoATH, Clerk. l2t7