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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-03-10

SOME STAGE COSTUMES There i
nothing anywhere for women to copy
Ger ainly not the rig wern by the hdI-
let in 'Oiivette' at the Fifth Avenue.
1t consists simply of a skin close jersey
and pair of silk tights, with a narrow
sash covering the junction across the
hips. | have never before seen any
thing so closely Stimulating entire nudi
ty on the stage. Nor docs Stella Bon
iface afford material for emuiarion in
"Where's the Cat ?' at Walack 5
She is a most demure young creature,
and IN this play personates guile
less simpering school girl. stick
ing far out Of her muslin frock
at both ends. In one scene she
sits on rock half way up to the files.
An importunate lover pursues her, and
she suddenly goes scoot down plane
at angle Of sixty degrees 10 the stage.
The incline is made of smooth boards,
and she slides with celebrity that (pos
sibly) prevents the suuded audience
from profiting by the exposure Of her
legs Then she runs merrily off, and.
may be, picks spinters out herself
Cincinnati EHqutrer.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-03-10

There is in London a Cinderella Dam
sing Club. As the name indicates all
the dances break up at midnight But
to belong to this fraternity, or sister
hood for ladies are eligible you must
establish your character as proficient
dancer b. showing your ability to waltz
Up the ballroom, 50 a. ~ never deviate
from one plank. Then you have t.
perform the same feat, doing the re
verse.
1T i my hope that this viii be ms last
term Of public service. and shall retire
to the private life which leave with
the consciousness of having always
sought the public good. and Of having
had no ambition but to do my
duty faithfully. | am profoundly i'm
pressed with grateful sense Of conf
dence of my friends. continued through
chang Of many years, al viii retire
wi kind feeling toward all ny peO
PIE, Of every class, and with and abid
ing interest in their welfare. Go.
John ". luHHinghuDt, N IdtoH Ckron-
lcte
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-03-10

Rockingham Bee The residence of
K. y Farley, Of Laurel Hill township,
was burned few days ago. Fire ac.
cidental loss considerable.
The papers are fning out that it is
not the Bcrgcrs, but another concern,
with brass band as chict attraction,
wlth that name. 1t = the play with
Hamlet left out.
Warrenton Gr.ettc: On sunday night
Of last week the store house and CON
fents Of Gus Falker, a very respectable
colored man IF Shocco, was burnt Loss
about S2fO. No clue To the origin Of
the fire
Asheyille yacs The Mills River Bap-
tist church destroyed b. fire o.. the morn
iug Of January Both The fire is sup
posed to have originated from ashes
nat had been thrown under the stove.
Some Of the citizens Of Ashevile.
in view ofihe high price Of wood, are
putting up Goa! stoves and CRATES, and will
use coal IN the future There were
80 900 bushels Of wheat raised III Bun
combc last year and 5000 bushels in
Haywood.
Austin Moriarty went home to his
wife at Putnam, Conn, and told her
that It he was not mistaken he had on
the previous day been married to Phoebe
Brown at Providence. He had dim
recollection OF going with some friends
to a clergyman's house while drunk, and
becoming the bridegroom IN a marriage
ceremony His memory proved sound,
for an officer soon arrived with a war
rant to arrest him, but his wife by
strategy enabled him to escape to Can
ada.
This has been hard winter indeed for
settlers ia the Northwest. The starya-
ton and freezing Of cattle in Montana
have caused, it Is said, loss Of about
70 per cent Hay has not been btainable
off the main travel at any cost, and the
dcep snow has made transportation and
browsing alike impossible. Hay at Sij
a ton in a country where fodder does
not usually enter into the expense ac-
count Of stock raising makes it some
times cheaper to Kill cattle than TO
save them. Dakota has also fuel
famine.
The London FaSitoa Gozette, com
rn.nting on the Edison Electric Garter,
.avs that no such craze or boom was
ever known in London, and hat during
the la.t few weeks thousands upen
thou sands Of pairs have been sold. Their
use has become perfect craze with all
the fashionable women aud swells Of
Loulon. and nothing is thought Of it
for auy lady Or gentleman To ask, do
Won wear Edson's E!etric Garter, aud
how DO they affect youf' Many ladies'
DO not be itatc TO show them, especially
those who have shapely leg.
\ marriage service was in progress at
St Jghns Church, New Orleans. A
cl1.el. yelled woman with an infant in
her arms walked up the centre aisle ust
a. the clergyman asked if anybody OBJ
iected to the union. Il do, said the
intruder, pulling off her vail, and laying
the baby at the feet Of the Bridegroom.
Here Is your child. You are my hus-
band. | am lawfully your wife, and
YOU shall not marry this woman. She
made a furious attempt to attack him,
but was restrained by the ushers, while
the bride screamed and tainted. 1t
transpred that the woman was not the
mans wife, though he bad for years
made her believe 50 BY means Of a iorg
ed certificate.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-03-10

IT Is WeRTH A TRIAL.-.'I was trou
bled for many years with Kidney Com
plaint. Gra7el, &c. ; my blood become
thin; was dull and inactive; could
hardly crawl about, and was an old
worn out man all over. and could get
nothing to help me, until | got Hop
Bitters. and now | am boy again.
Ny blood and kidneys are all right
am as active as man Of 20, although
| am -. and | have no doubt it will
do as we'll for Others Of my age. Ii is
worth the trial. '-Ad.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-03-10

A Smooth Complexion can be had
by every lady who will use Parker $
Ginger Tonic For prompls regulating
the liver and kidneys and purifying
the blood there j. nothing like it. and
this Is the reason why it 50 quickly re
moves pimples and gives a rosy bloom
to the cheek See notice.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-03-10
T.J. & VI. D. f.orner's
CLASSICAL AND EATHEMaTlGAl sGac0L,

HENDERSON, y. &.
The next session of tlis Sch, oil opens the 2n,,
Monday in January, The price OF board aEd
tuition ID ss5 . sessIot. twenty week.
military feature Is add discp pline and recre
s.ion out ID not designed to interfere with the
regular Curse of classical aud mathematical
study. F'r circular aud part Gu ars the PrlIcl-
pals solicit correspondence. Dec y-tf.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-03-10
IRVING HOUSE.

Broadway and 18th street, New York ity.
American plan. Newly furnished and httsd
with elevators and baths. Running water IA
every ROOM Excellent accommodations. Terms
81 to S. per day. CHAS. LEFLER,
& Nov. 25-6m. Proprietor.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-03-10
LETTERS FROM The PEOPLE.
Not seeing The Hsfaii print Mr.
Thornton s letter as follow
i ~ q II !

KIrrRELLs, n. C, March 3, 81.
DEAR SIR: Some one has kindly sent
me copy of your paper OF this date.
in which | observe published copy Of
the viii Of Mrs. Mary Washington, the
mother Of George Washington, taken
from the New York HeraN Of the , 1t
inst. That copy was Incorrectly print
ed in several respects no tably a. to
the given name OF Mrs Washington,
which Mary. and not Nay" a, il the
Herald, and OF course il your copy
therefrom. As soon as saw the
Herald addreSse il a note correcting
it, typographical errors. l. was pub
lished ia the daily Of the 2sth uIt As
you have printed The viii, if my note
10 the Herald Of 10Th should come, incur
your observation, | would be glad as u
correction if you would publish it.
Yours very truly.
~
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-03-10

WANTED--!aEESs1Etssr for piT n0smsr. pae.
TOR viii sell in every family. Also "HoRsE
Doc Or" indispensable to farmers
Tor terms, address w. w IIayne, t34 w. Bal
inere ST., Baltimore, Md.-Southern Brsucfl,
ID. Appleton Co. Publishers.
Nov. IS-6rn.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-03-10

-nH a. n IA Stops, Sets Reeds only St5
llks1p n NrIANtS, i25 Ip. Paper Tree
.ilOF. wv A ddress Daniel + Pcatty
Washin., tol., J.. lCct zl-4y
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-03-10
Fine Dre~, hirts and Night Shirts
Made to Measure Specially.
SIIOTW ELLIS
CAR REP LAGER.

Simple, Durable, Portable effective de-
vice for r4iI lr replacing engines, and cars, uu-
tracked by c..idelt- II eau be carried ON the TO-
connective, or under the coach seats. 1t requires
but n Second TO put i'll position, and III ordinary
Cases the can be replaced wlthln two minutes
after it's dislodgement. The economy III time,
and bJr, makes the contrivance worth an nun
dred times Its cost.
Tn, Inventor Is young >outherner, brother
to the Editor of this paper, who Will furnish CIR
C tl2rs, with fuil details, aIpicatlon. or adj
dress ". y. >hotweii Audit Generals office)
Harrisburg, P,nnsy lvaitIa- he Replacer Is now
In -eycral N,w Iurk and New England
Railroads
Real the folio ing Report of special COM
nIittee Of Peuusy lydnia State Fair
JOHN ". HAMNO d,
PtysideII Pc III "a State Agricultural Society,
Dear ~ir: The tIu'iet si-Ied committee appoint
ed 10y you to Iaahy examination, by actual
tests, Of VI :. otw .ll'S Patent Car Re ,olacer,
beg leave 5bInit the following their opinion
of the IN riI. OF above valuable invention.
They have a. orr, re4 -. yoI, placed II opera
ton. The above IN !rDYtIleIlt, and do most en-
pRatically pronounce the same TO Oe the Uest
ever prese ted TO this Society for inspection.
For simplicity, chcapHe-s, UoMpactIess ana
siren rth, it cannot be excel ed This heplactr
can be Carried in the tool box ON any Engine
aud will work on auge, replacing any Car
in the shortest ps ible time, aud We I'll. retore
respectfully recon .t-Iend to the publlc-and
also, tnat bronze dal be awarded by this
Society.
30 q. NORRIS, Chairman.
ofhcial: ~ W. ~ T,EP. Sac'y.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-03-10

EgThe Philadelphia Weekly Times,
eight mammoth pages, full Of news,
and the Ftn nler and Mechdnic, can be
had of us for So 80 year for tie two.
, 1881-06-29
A VERY IRREGULAR POLICEMAN.

John l1ntrerty, Il rnce t,Is!cer or tho Town Of
Laks, was tried bcforu Justice siccc!, yestert1ny
for assaulttnx II citizen llalncd II. 4. pcyt.nt.
The cMsc wAs quite nm Interesting one, tho uvi-
dc1,co bcfnu III effect rs foll0ws:
PuytGn works In pnrk- Ing hnlsc in tho
T0wit OF Lake, mud hnH his holnu III CiiHlg,,.
Last Fff.lay MornlnE nbont 1o'cItt,k, Just utter
hu Ind llst work. lIc went to tho corner Of Thr-
ty-ntnth ard Stnte struu.s tn walt for eur to
take httn hume. 1tu WIS Il. cnnlpany with Il mat,
na1nel W. AcCNrtney, n private wutGtllf,hn; nnl,
whIlu tho twu were stnallllg The corlscr, Inf
forty chino up 10 tilpsn MnJ, without usly wHr1,-
lug. setzch hfld OF tcm nItl begun
Acurchng tbrtlltrt, tl,oIr pockGts. iIu
found thnt bnth 1'tYlun uitu 3fcCnrt,ley
wuru !lrnittl with II patHt. sp Ile promptly mr.
rested tlsoin. Tho prfsutlcls offered no rtsfst-
nncc. hut d elldcnvnr 10 Hxp1MI,l tiltlt Mei;nrt.
NY ] wns s.athor'zei M IL carry 4 nlstn. an. Tint
0lcer refused to hcMr nsly uxrlt,nltinn. tn tho
eOhttnry. he itHik Fgytnft'g pistol tlllu bit tho
dwiIer over Thu hGnd With It. Then llp hnusl-
culfed the twO ilon, UNI pItntc,l them to tho
Town Df Lake l.,lce EtAtlon. AS soon tI4 tIlo
prisnanrt wurv reiunacti they ssuro out tho wnr-
rant AtunAt tho olllccr.
TIC tiefcnsa 0IlerG,l by tho inter wns that hl,
h.hl bee,s particularly Instructed tn witch for
pers0ils enrryftiE n0neened weslpnns. HnI he
nlsD NhyG that lLlB rtcurst ,ts U1leGr hld nut
tfcesl bud. Tho Court said that tile tlcfuntluht
hn right to Mrrest ut luhst tfi1 dr tho tiiet for
currying cnucuNiud wctp1ns, hut he but A1,.
ptaNehui tlinin III II very irregular way. nlld Ind
nNu WIS nut nuth!rixGl 10 ltAc the huhdG.tt's.
3lG ought u, tla t!slud $.5 bnt would lu lit olf a
payn,en. Ut t5 uHd costs. Tlle hno aud costs
WGru pnfd,
, 1881-06-29

AAFt INJ4ii+
Jup1E DrnpGETr-lJnnkrnptcy calcnifar. Set
clnncery case. Smith W. Palmer III trial.
JuMIE GAKr-CondGnnnllon e'utitlar.
JutNlE SN1Tlt-Set casts by agreement. NJ
cnsc Un trinl
JulN,E Wiir.rAMaov-Assts .uI1Be Gary. No.
3,tH)l, WllsBn VI. u. DAnlel. ull trial.
JunuE J.AMksOS-Sos. =, w, y y. a passed
cate On iieatfng.
JupaE ADMINISTRATIONS for now trIul In cnscs
whore attorneys Atr tTAtly.
JUDGE TutEy-MufiuiIs.
JUDGE tIAHNuM-No court. ..y. ....
1u.a!E uAHusEn-Nos. l,46o, 1,407. 1,509, LOCO,
ln1 37. ''.' y
, 1881-06-29

soreo csses FrIt1ny. IIn will have nh further
cnlt nf tho cntetnlnr this E,,n,,urr.
Judge aturan wit! LEAR ,nbtinDs fnr now trni
to-day III cHars wlicrg attorneys rr1 rcn'ly. To.
morrow he will have n tmrciIptnry call pf tl1.
tluns for now trial. 0nd MI motions to apt nsido
defaults md Drfitr8 hf dismissal.
Judge ilHrtltlm Inns gt,,1e to Ann Atf0r n at.
tend Commencement rxnrelacs. and the Cnhill
tilrurGo caso whic tio Is huartrKt hns boon post
poMl to Iu,y H =
a .ltschnrRt from bankruptcy wns issued yes.
tGrllay tu fipury ". EtllItf,s
, 1881-06-29
HEAVY DAMAGES,

= Tho jury in tho caso OF Architect Clifford
agaiust william II. Drnko retired yoaterday
morning, and In nbout two hours returned with
veruiut for tho plaintiff for u, ,00U damages for
unit In t1nktng ecrtntn statements IN an inter-
Wow published III tue Times which wore dcEoKa-
! tory to plaintiffs ability Rs IN architect. Tho
1GrU{l. -
, 1881-06-29

JUDGMENTS.
CtttCutT Coutir-Iumn WtLtlAMsnN--,1nna
Il. ueur9o va. Chteuxp l. Western tn.Inlla ltnit-
road Company; verdict, <22,000. md motion rur
new trill.
CtutuIT Cputsr--JuM1E SiuIAS-1nhn Cliff
ford vs.. william II. l'itke: verdict. $S,DGj and
Wenpr, James T. Kelley, nud Duniel Nulson;
verdict. $45, z-@'
, 1881-06-29
THE BIG PACKERS ASSESSMENTS.


VI
tito Town ur Luke ah their assessments Of tax
adun, as returned BY tho .sssessar for 1881:
Angio- Anurlcnn Packing 4 Provision
Cntlpany ...........-.....,.... .sioo,00
Alisrt0ii Packing CutUEG.ty.. :E,UM
Armour T. ....,....s. 1.si.GE1I
ltutsfhrd d &En..,.................... M,UO
EhtcnyO l'nektnK & PgovsInn Company
tesse,ed by sworn sthetlnlu yestertiHy
WI, ................-:....... !V.Wn
Chnrtca CDlnselnann....... .............. :. :M,tAM
Dhvts, Atkinson j. Co. .................... :M,lMl
J.. .. nnwd s. ca. ..,....-.,............... 25,Mx)
y. ": 1liVElhs Co"..... :fi!Nl
i. C. ,.......,,....,......., :N,thM
l0Mes stiles. ,..................,..... s5,pN
y. +. Murphy Packing Eonlt,Nily.......... :H,UN]
Aictenor liros >. -. -. ..........s.... l5,GUO
sedeniu to s3,G:;o. ,........... 1.,MO
y: T. swift. -.,........... ............ lb,Hu
t,lc to fG0Uy.. ......... :1,N,
Nelson Murrts.... ......................... WaAW
j. u Ferguson s. ca. .....,,,.,., .jKk
FnirlIunk CnnntrK Cutnpany ............. N,UO9
Libby, McNcll! s. Libby tredncctl Uy
swnrel schedule to &i0uN 25,00O
hy swnrn schedule. ........ .......... slOs0
W. II. SllGArlirn. ..................,,,,+ 1,U0
The'fi0artl Ut Equalization wlls In session, nil
dNy yesterday, aud Will continue FROM tlny 10
tny until All c0niplntnts Nrc cust1preil. Snvfr1ll
Df tho tuckuss hhra announced tlluar Intention
to nuke Ntil return new schedules uutler Uslth.
, 1881-06-29


Ltz1Io Falyoy pleaded guilty to lnrceny, and
was Rlven twcnty-niEo tinys III tho County jail.
Thnnlas Wright pleadcd guilty to Iarucny, and
was given tnrce years III tho ton!toutlary, 9Gn-
tencU WAS Subsequently suspended.
:, AieinsI nnholcy, wis sontenped 70 twenty
days In tho County JUL aud to pay n ttno OF @5Q
fOf selling lhi,,0r 10 i lrlnkanl. - =
Lewis Van llorn pleaded guilty to larceny. aud
Anton Winohok pleaded gully 70 iarsGny, md
Was sison tweaty.,Iina 9ays ~ tue Counsy JUL;
Charles Kelly pts,!aed. guilty 70 lasoony. nna ~;
iioi'jainn Thonas pleaded guilty to Fooolylng
Stolen Eos,ds. mud WIS given threc years Ia tho
lenltuNttury. -.
Edward Murphy, tho Seventh Ward judge Of
ee!tcton, WA sentenced so one Fear IN the
lifilnwell and 10 pay Inc Of $i,NQ, nnu f0
work Uut tho ns utlless pall.
lilly lmlIIsan anu j0suph Couyallug wore
nHed $al ami costa each foE assault. -.
1uhn flhgKeFty Wha granted l.uw trial. whet1+
upon Av pttAdtsl guilty to petit Larceny. Rnd wAs
Given SIX uuuths lu tho House Of EogEeotl0a,
ITEMS.
, 1881-06-29

!9wet In tho vicinity uf hospitals mr. nenr private
hn'sta whnrH ti,Drc Ia Aektitss, IN I'll ~ notice
thoreUf is pDsted ltp.
, 1881-06-29
Edward Murphy, the seventh Ward
Ballot.Doxer, Gets His
Deserts.
4 Decision by Judge 1sarnnm Which
D Alny Interest Tar,ly Lit.
r.. lgnnts.
THE San Francisco oity-Hall Architects
:. Reputation Damaged to the Tune
4 - j. Of $4,000.
The Daily Rocord-Items, New Suits,
! Judgments, Etc.

aass es nsp =. 1rnn,n. ~ se suvb Wnr NJ nm
1no o.Atu isGslnut " tae oosoan .n. ".u - 'uo
election held fn tho spring or 1si8 at which NC
acted as ono Ut tho Judges, Wns Arragned bufoTe
1n,1rc jlnwns ycstor1luy morning fur suntuucp.
!: Tho attendance was unusually urge, from tho
'Pseatl: o,,,,o. ,s.h n,o,,on ,or
now trial, which was promptly oycrruled.
II tue passing ot ea.'isre % r. ~ e. tho cnsa me 2
the cre, ne o1' md to rcstcw the I'd @ oyucn u.
which tho conviction WIS ha'. lio rcKat1ieu tnn
o1eso as ycfv Rfava oG, ano, sliase 'ne 9at. t,
Hcctt ~ tno Mitpst oI aenailg peraoMs ~ tnc
Soy I'll IL, ,p Go"I ns m'en "a, sE"r tns
Ilcut for tue cri.t.u In 1ucssiun. Thoro was Ito
comparison between thc orno Ut hsoN!ifE 9
c1at hnI tnat u ropptn& tnn pcopo OF .!31r s!e'r
III tts"'' innnitv fnr th,, fnttcr "' nffnusn
WIS entirely inn,lcnntc o co,,lti not but intiot
u, III tho cso IN Question. to It's utmost extent.
JIG xaa not snttsuct lnit tnat others nKlt ne M
as ~ hti ang Mn w. ,,nwntcr ~ Nv INK inv
rty i,lntl llati csgufi, ho might be upt,rchc,I-
I'd and the oriG ptUyGt nllttEat him. llo con-
cliaca w H.vinR haf!ny tn0 III extcnt s nI nc
!4 WI WI H., s M Uu ~ ~ u - sH M t,n io - Gnn r.
10 workc,i cut i,tIosa piitl.
After tho sentotlcc l,t tcen pronounced, his
.Dey, ce,lie,l attention to tho flct That Murphy
fau stmpiy neon lllrtea anu tEtc!! Tor ialihK 70
5 liz assooasos IN era n bse tly
th!s fsst would 10 e1tei t. tue ss 3r to
senis wauta 10 fo',nd ,,Kai,'st III eoneer,,ed i
thore WIS 'etittoaont evidence. anu tnat thoro r.
would be no milling Until esery gtii'ty pcraoti IN
IT.: il!s nodded asse,1t, aild promised t. 10 ,s
;ent!r. @ "a duty; II * u hshy propapo' therefore,
::rhis i !ho :lrst conviction Of the kind cvor
credit fer the aalr1o II sad 10 hs tako;
, 1881-06-29
WEST SIDE ASSESSMENTS.
III thh Esd{fat nj rfNk ftafest.u, 1.eft,tank

: = 1V H9 7<l4@tVT U 1Ht CHIsugg 1fEuHHtt
CHICAGO, June 2a.-IIGnsB stttu III your rnrer
whero West Slders can lind tho personal assoss-
ment hooks, mud II they nro now open e, inspeu-
tfOn. Yours, II. N. T..
lThey nro open to inspection at tho olEeS Gust
slide Ut llAlStod, Il few dDUrs North Uf Mnlituu.
, 1881-06-29

ENOlt SALE-I}Y 'rIIOS. 4. HILL, 10
- i3oar lur!!,st. t McrrH vol iuIl1ruves In Wlnnp.
Eo tnnnty. tl!ih9lt NJ Mrrua a ntsIUr GHltvnl! IL
elinhry Eumnty. llnu~. tas1ucres lhirvfi III aiAdl.
sHt % %an"4ty: lowa: :SN actss In.lroygd In t;f.,iy
clIt.afi.
, 1881-06-29

ITEMS,
Judge Tuloy Will hear motions to-day and d.
, 1881-06-29

NI7ANTEI}-'rO ONEST-ItASDSUAlEL
w furl1ixhsA tdrzt tnOr u tuissIhiuJ. Will
vas. bath, rnns "atar, ast, WOULD !rator i,ouso
lilo tNtlt1t tdH, rtnr thu AlscsA rtfltr1 A.
psissbi0 Advu4k, with f1ll particulars AMd tpetus,
which must hu Eeasttnblo y &k Tribune u!Acu.
IVANTEi}-Tn .Kl;NT-DY 4 YOUNG
w ctt,llG thu chI!Ir0ni, lint nf rutItlla ill
plussan! !ogatou ,Wost slde. AI.treas, Aia.tnR
tprnlN. # III, pruuNp {ti11ep,
, 1881-06-29

And h2Fnvas naM kal seGoud.h4nd 1t low ptIcV1i "
viii vxuAauHe. Cash AdYsacoa lnA4S.
ATJ.B. COOPEltS STABLES, NOS. 17A
IA Aud IN A1ehlxAn.Ry, nub driving. buggy, car.
laXs, saddle. aud drsit Aofsa4 DFdsrs sulIclivd.
TOR SALE-9 OslNIHUsES IN GOOD
= repetF, Ss1p{ets wkxone. VI Hhd opvn buyk!ss.
, 1881-06-29

TIIlOA(iO STORAGE COMPANY, 100 TO
Warehouse, With uvsry facility romplalH tUF storing
Futes. C4sh sdsaEo3a~ Egta bElkhed ts1A
, 1881-06-29

VT MACHINE THAT
Nv will take = thirty .lncA shCVt+ y. w. OAttR Il
CO.. 81 W. sllu VI fEaualtn-sL
1ITANTED-11AUl UllINEitY-GQOD SEC
ff ond.l!sna llxi4 ~ s!oA y, engine; price ulu4t
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The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1881-12-07
PROPOSALS FOR GRADING.
l. OFFICE OF THE
STREET COMMISSIONER, !
No. 81 EAST SIXTH STREET.


WILMINGTON, Del, Dec. 8, 1881.
Sealed proposals Will be received I'm the
box In the City Council Chamber until
T! ~ O'Clock p, m. Friday. December 9th,
lsoi, for grading the bed OF Rodney street..
between Delaware Avenue and Wawaset
street. The amount Of material 10 be re-
moved Is about $500 cubic yards. The
stone must pc broken small enough TO
De used al the city stone breaker, where
the said stone must be taken and deposit
ed by the contractor. The dirt 10 be
akeD and deposited at such places as
Inc street Com issioner may direct,
providing the distance or hauling Is not
greater than ave squares, The work
must be done under the direction and
supervision OF the street mmtssioner
anu must be approved by him before IL
VIII be accepted by the committee. The
work must be completed within sixty
days from the time the contract il award
ed by city Council. For every day
tnereafter the contractor must pay TO the
CITY Oh W wilmington, the sum OF ten dol
lars. A bond with security In the sum OF
one hundred dollars must accompany
each proposal for the good faith OF the
Dluder, and the person or persons To
Whom the contract may be awarded must
give bond with security In the sum of
o .h thousand dollars as guarantee for
Lhe ithful performance OF the contract.
Inc committee reserve the right 70 reject
any bid that they do not think II will be
70 the Interest of the city TO accept, All
blds must be properly signed, sea fed and
endorsed proposals. Tor grading Rodney
street" Amy further Information that
may ne desired will be furn shed on
application to L. r. LYNCH,
street Commissioner,
by order OF the Opening Streets Com.
b. II. TOWNsEND,
ueoo-ot Chairman.