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GALE OF THE WHITE SULPHUR
~ SPRINGS,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VA.

MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VA.
by virtue Of a decree Of the Circuit Court Of
Montgomery county, in the chanCery suit OF Claws
execu Ors as. The Montgomery White sulphur
Springs Company, we viii sell the REAL ESTATE
AND FRANCHISES Of said company, on the
premises, al auction on
THURSDAY, AUGUST %, 1881.
This property consists of 1926 ACRES OF FIX
CELLENT LIMESTONE LAND. CREEK BOT
TOM AND UPLAND-much Of Is In valuable tim
Der: LARGE HOTEL, COTTAGES, RECEPTION
HOUSE, BATH HOUSES, BOWLlNG-ALLEYS.
&C.. &C. all complete, In good repair and capable
of comfortably entertaining 500 guests; also,
RAILROAD In frst-cl1ss order in bed and equip
ment. connecting The lawn wi h the Norfolk and
Western railroad Que and three quarter miles DIS
tant. The Springs are In romantic glen IN me
heart OF the Aheghauies, aud In easy reach OF the
other Virginia springs. The lawn Is suDfrb, aud
improved ~ tn magnificent shade trees fountains,
walks. &C., sc. Two whiie sulphur springs ana a
Chalybeaie furnish an UNFAILING SUPPLY OF
highly medicinal waters, all making summer re-
sort second 10 none n attractions aud popularity,
TERMS: Five per cent. cash on the day or salei
residue In equal iustalmenis. Running one. t"O,and
three YEAR,. with Interest from day Of sale. bonds
and security required, and title retainer by the
Court until pure hase-mOuey shall De fully paid.
Possession delivered January L. 1882.
For further particulars address the undersigned
THOMAS f.. SULLIVAN,
GEORGE q. JUNkiN,
tV2 Commissioners.
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SEEDS.

SEED,
FRESH AND RELIABLE,
at 50 and 40c. per n.
RUTA BAGA at 40c. per n warranted.
SALES Drugstore,
ty OF eodtAu22 YeDable street.
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SHLNANDOAH-VALLEY RAILROAD
FOR BALTIMORE, PHlLADFLPHIAANnNe..
YORK.
SCHEDULE N EFFECT JtNrI5.I--I
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DRIES. MEDICINES, &c.

ITO TOURISTS AND INVALIUS.
POCKET STOVES, POCKET FLASKS,
POCKET DRINKING-CUPS.
TRAVELLERS SOAP BOXES,
POCKET AATCH-BOXES. WAX MATCHES,
BATHING SPONGES aud SPONGE BAGS,
WHlSP BROOM~, TOILET-CASES,
HAND and FOLDING MIRRORS.
TOOTH. NAIL. HAIR, aud FLESlI-BRCSHESi
HAIR FLESH-GLOFES.
BLEACHING aud BRUSHES,
TOILET NAIL SETS. .,. -.
ENGLISH, FRENCH GERMAN, and AMERICAN
COLOGNES and EXT RACTa for the handker-
chief,
BAY RUM imported,
RUBBER AtK.PlLLOWS,
RUBBER AIR CUSHIONS,
RUBBER ICE.BAGs for the head,
RUBBHR HOT-WATER BAGS,
MEDICINE DOsE-GLASSES,
MEDICINE DOSE-SPOONS. &C., &c.
For sale by L. ROBERTS BAKER
successor 10 Meade & Bdker),
jyl 9Iy east Main street.
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DOR WASHINGTON, BAL-SfMaI
Il TlMORE. PHTLADELPIllA,&s sss<lsEIzlk-
NEW YORK, AND ALL POINTS NORTH AND
EAST.-The Potomac Steamboat COmpany's new
palace steamer XCELSlOR, twice daily Except
Sunday between Quan,ico and Washington. In
burg and Potomac railroad. Leave Richmond
(Richwond Fredercks burg aud Potomac railroad
celsiorl at 2 p. ". Leave Richmond Richmond
Fredericksburg aud Potomac TallrOadl AZ 5:l2 Z.
NJ: arrive al Washington Steamer kxcelsiorl at
1890 4. III
INTERCHANGEABLE TICKETS ARA nge-
ments have been perfected By which airail tickets
from al pOiGis South TO all points North, East, and
West, reading Uid r., r. & e. X. X. and A. & +.
railway, will be ceivcd for transportation on The
boat between Quanuco and Washington, without
extra charge Passengers going North can, If they
desire, procure rooms aud spend the night on board
aud resume The trip on early msrning trains.
GEORGE MATTINGLY, Superintendent.
q. A. TAYLOR. General Tlcket Aren't. ie "a
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DEPARTURE Of STEAMERS.
DOR PHILADELPHIA AND AsHfs
II FALL, RIVER. ssaAaSEsS11

Steamer EVERMAN, SMITH master. Will receive
freight for the above ports until | O'Clock A. NJ.
FRIDAY, 2qth. j. W. MCCARRlCK,
iy 2S.2t General Southern Agent.
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CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILWAY.
" Trains from and to Richmond june u l-sl
Mall Accom-. tNpr'@.
Leave. 500 \. VI. $3.50 4. ". 1000 I. v
Arriye...... 9:lG T.. VI. 600 A. VI. 700 ~
For further details, apply al 1000 Mnn '..',.' 70
n. ". ft llfE
jell q. y. and Z. Ag,r-
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THE MAN THAT OUT GALLOWAY,
County. ND. ~" ~p'A

Alexander Rose, better known as
"Bulch," was arrested, yesterday for se-
rionsly, and perhaps fatally, cutting Pc
ter Gallaway, at Fifth and Church
streets, this sclty, last Monday night. A
duly reported In the GAzET RI, Rose fed
Immediately. after the affray, aud the
police have been looking for him ever
since. ~
On the strength Of Information be had
received as to Roses whereabouts, Chief
Maxwell, on Saturday night, despatched
Sergeants Dolsn and Jones aud officer
Chambers TO the farm of AIR. Biles,
Roses brother-in,iaw, lif Cecil cc',tity.
Md. between Fairbill, Md, and Lewis
Vile, Pa, but short distance from the
point of ir .ersection OF the states of
Maryland, Delaware aud Pennsylvania
They searched Mr.. Biles' farm touse.
but could find no trace Of Rose, and were
about 10 give up the sea;ch when Mr..
Blles' little son innoeentlY Informed
them that Rose was pot 10 tha Geld with
his papa. Then the officers secreted
themsslves to wait until Rose should
come TO the house, and on his appear
ance, o few minutes later, al once
pounced upon and arrested him.
Rose made no resistance and took his
mishap very. coolly. he wss placed in
carriage and brought at ones to
Wilmington. He 81 oke freely about the
affair for which he was arrested, and
claimed that be was attacked by a
rufianly patty at Fifth and Church
streets, last Monday night, whereapon,
In seltdeiense, hs drew his knife and
made lunse at the first man he could
reach, which happened to be Galloway.
Sunday morning Chief Maxwell took
Rose into Galloway's sick room, when
the letter Immediately identified him as
his assailant, N the most positive man
ner,
BGalleway lisa yolng Irlskman sof 20
years, whe has been over only abou a
year and came to this city from New
York about six months ago. He was
employed In the p. w. " b. II. Iocomo-
tive works. His wound is In the abdo-
men, and is OF such serious character
thas hs recovery is not expected.
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AnisorderIyC CroWd.

For some time past, there have
been several complaints In regard to
q crowd Of. disorderly young men
over Third street bridge. The crowd
consists chiefly Of three They usually
stand on Heald street, opposite the
Old Ferry rolling mill,
Last evening as a young man
named Robert Davis was proceeding
along the street, and upon reaching
The point named above one of the
gang stepped out and dealt him q
blow IN the face which stunned him to
such an extent that he fell to the
pavement. The crowd quickly dis
persed aud he was unable to re-
cognize his assailant. Later in the
evening an old colored man was
passing along by the same place,
when he was also knocked down and
badly beaten. The police are on the
lookout for the gang, and If they are
apprehended, they should receive
the full extent Of the law.
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dents recovery. She was placed under
the charge Of one of the most reliable
men attached to the White House stable,
and who alone OF all of the force of help
employed in and around the Executive
Mansion knows how to milk. The
fresident, 1t seems, was interested in
tne Arrival OF the animal and her dispos-
ision, and would have talked about her
good qualities all day if it had been pre-
mitted. He asked Colonel Rockwell
about her, where she has been put, who
had charge Of her and how soon some Of
the milk was to be brought to bin. The
Colonel reminded him that he must
Keep silence; the doctors had especially
commanded that. The President lay
still for awhile and then said, jokingly:
"The first thai I know will be told that
l can't go down to the stable and see
her this afternoon" In this, as in all
he said, there is nothing queruloas, nor
was 1t In fault finding tone, but rather
In the way of jest. After this little talk
The President lay still for most of the
day, but he got none of the milk till
evening. The bovine, shaken mp by her
journey, and, perhap, frightened by her
new surroundings, would not as her at
tendant explained in the language of the
dairy, "give down." which, to be inter-
preted, means that she retained her
mix, despite the efforts OF the nan to
coax 1t through the teats. When the sun
got lower she was led out In the White
House grounds and tethered where the
clever was youngest and most tender.
she switched her tail in glee, aud when
the man came with his milk pail and
small stool, followed by Jamie and
Mollle Garfield, Brindle "gave" band
somely splendid gallon of rich milk,
some OF which was soon after served to
the President and relished very much.
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Hurled To-day.

The funeral OF John 8. Avalier, the
brakesman, who was killed at the W est
Yard on "Wednesday night last, was to
have been buried yesterday In Eiverview
Cemetry, hut later circumstances pre-
vented the burial.
II Is already known that q brother of
the deceased CANA on from Baltimore,
on Friday last, and since that time,
smother brother who resides at Royal
Oaks, Nd, arrived here, and through
his Efforts the funeral did not take place,
but was postponed until to-day. The
remains we're sent down this morning
on the 935 Delaware train, and will
be inferred In the brothers' burial lot
at Royal Otks,
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COMING HOME FROM AEBANY.
what Returning Politicians Say
About the Prospects at Albany.


Nearly all the mem bers of the Lepisla-
ture from NY. city and neigbborhood
were on the train which arrived at the
Grand Central Depot at Z O'Clock last
evening, They looked worn ont by the
long session and in conversation said
that they wished the fight for the Sena.
torships would come TO an end or an ad-
1ourpment be taken soon. Assem- bIyman
Erastus Brooks said "There is no tell
Ing what will happen, The Republicans
who have voted all along for ex-Vice-
President Wheeler talked very strangely
yesterday. They do not seem to relish
the Miller Lapham continuation, and
they may bolt it. There certainly will
be nothing done on Monday. The diff
erent factions of the Republicans in the
Legislature appear to be more determin-
ed Go fight II ont than ever. To day they
amused the Democratic by spicy debates
over the balleting.'
Assem- blyman Clancy, of Kings, said I:
"The half breeds got a bigger vote to-
day than they will ever get again. They
wiM 60 to pieces next week. 1 think
that we will adjourn finally without
electing Senator's" Assembiyman Nc,
Carthy. of this city, remarked that the
sfalWarts would remain as one man, true
to the Conkling Golors. Senator Eid.
man, stalwarG, wfJ certain that the
Miller-Lapham com binatioD weud 90
down below par on Tuesday.
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SILVER CRnnK, N. Y, Feb, 9, 1880:
treat Iniueenaents.

"a.
,nuF great annual closing out sale
4 spring and summer clothing at the
aoston One Price Clothing House
Nlll com, ,mence on Saturday June l8
anu continue until all are sold.
Extra special Inducements offered
10 boys and children's depar tment.
Every purchaser Of ofa SUIT will
Fscelve a present. ta*
The presents consist Of silk hand
feSfchiefs. neckwear, suspenders and
plher articles too numerous to men,
|llon. 80 f'e.s btt
All are invited to attend the sale
eld procure 3 bargain and I am salts
led they will go away happy.
We. HOLMES, Prop.
Z 2l3 Market street.
lel7.eolG, afl ~ -
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THE NEW B. q o.
Work Of Surveying still Progress
fnE-Proposed Bridge Across tho
susquehanna, E fNt

WORK OF surveying Still Progress.
ing-Proposed Bridge Across tho
susquehanna. & s'
Although the subject of new road
between Philadelphia and Baltimore,
which occasioned considerable COM
ment during the latter part Of last
winter and the past spring, has about
died out, it is revived every few weeks
again. -.
A representative OF the GAZETTE
met Major Candy this morning at the
F., W. s. B. r. r. depot, and asked
him how the work of surveying was
progressing. y, l7s3 -ti@
In reply to the question the Major
stated that he, and the corps under
him, were now engaged at work about
one and one half miles northwest Of
North East, they having completed
the surveying of different routes be-
tweeh this city and the point mention
cd above. -.
The gentleman further stated that
below the Susquebanna River there
were two corps of engineers engaged
at work between that point and Baiti-
more, and that they hsl nearly COM
pleted the work. In relation to the
bridge across the Susquehanna he said
that the engineers had arrived at the
CONCLUSION that the most available and
less expensive point for crossing would
be at Watson's Island, about a mile
and a half above the present bridge of
the p, w. & B. r. r. The bridge
would be about toe same lsagth, but
BY CT, ssing at that point usssw could
be done away with, providing that an
altitude of 100 fl,t could be reache I.
As to 1e building OF the new road,
the gentlemen was outspoken in his
opinions that it would be speedily con-
structed as soon as the surveys were
completed.
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A Comparison.

Naturally for come little time past,
there has been considerable excitement
over the smallpox in this city, and
Irresponsible correspondents have sent
libeiious articles To papers outside Of
this city, magni virg the prevalence OF
the disease to much greater extent
than 1t really is or has been.
In looking over the death record this
morning, ) ON January lat to July lst,
IL was found that during the past six
moaths there have been "a deaths from
smallpox, and 81 from consumption,
showing that he latter disease has rated
In fatality almost two to one at ates Of
the former,
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LOCAL LINES,
Deyiled Crabs at Fullme's.
Stewed Grabs at Fullmer's.
Ina nn.Id aaIt ouaAara q. H,,II.aa.

Deviled Crabs at FulImel's.
Stewed Grabs at Fullmer's.
Ice cold salt oysters at Fullmer's.
Fuilmer's celebrated clam soup.
Clam chowder tonight at Bucher's.
Bergner and Engels Beer at Bucher's.
Hartman and Fehrenbach's beer at
Bucher ..
The coolest place in town TO drink 1t
is at Bucher's 5. w. Corner of 9th and
Shipley.
Persons suffering from any disease
will fihd it to their advantage to con-
suit DR.. Todd at s02 Market street.
The Board of Education meets this
evening IN regular session.
Hereafter a hack will be run to
Riverview Cemetery on Sundays
from Fourth and Market streets.
. The Delaware Fire Company In
responding to the alarm OF fire last
evening met with an accident By
breaking one of the hounds Of their
engine. The tongue Of the Phoenix
hose carriage was also broken.
Mr., George N. Ellinger has been
engaged to furnish music every
Thursday evening at Collins
B each. 5a.s..
The Gre alarm worked to perfec-
tion last evening.
Rev, Edward Davis, pastor oi
Epworth church, preached a sermon
to Star of Bethlehem Lodge, No. 12t
Loyal Orangemen, yesterday morn,
ing.
Persons residing in the vicinity ol
the building recently used as a City
Hospital, object TO it being used for
small-pox patie nts.
Only two hearings took place be-
fore the Mayor yesterday. Michael
Connell, was required to pay $40 and
costs Tor assaulling his wife, and also
furnish $500 bail to keep the peace;
and William Conner for assaultine
Mrs. Connell, was required to pay
SO and costs.
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ATLAhTaC CITY.
How Thinss, are Geaak gan at this
FAverite Resort.

NOW Tn1mDs, aF4 f00esaE tiam Af this
FAverate Resort.
Correspondence Of the GAZETTE. l.
ATLANTIC Cry, N. j., July H.
Yesterday the FIRST ofthis sammer's Sun.
day excursions from Wilmington to this
place arrived here and landed about a
hundred Wilmlngtonians on the beach.
They spent the day In enjoying the
manifold attractions Of the city and re-
turned in the evening highly pleased
with their trip. These Wilmington ex.
cursions are very cheap, and will doubt
less become more and more popular as
their attractions become generally
known. E
This city Is q fayorite resort with a
large number OF Wilmingtonians, who
came here every season. Several Of your
citizens are engaged In business here.
Joseph Orme, who formerly kept ga
loon on Pennsylvania Avenue, is now
here conducting the "Delaware County
HOUSE," on Pacific Avenue, adjacent to
the West Jersey and Narrow Gauge ex-
cursion houses. MIR. sOtme Is always
glad TO see bis friencs and entertains
them In the best manner. His house Is
centrally located aud its accommoda-
tions are d t-class.
Wright King Is also here helping Mrs.
johnson TO conduct the popular Consti-
tuition diaing rooms, No. 8, on the
beach. These are the most popular
dining rocDs along the beach, and are
much freqvented by excursionists.
VIM. II. Robinson, Wilmington's
well known cigar manufacturer, hrs q
branch store here, at No. 9, on the
beach. Wilmington people are sure to
hunt 1t up when they want good smoke.
The season is now fairly opened here,
afte- having been greatly retarded by
the cool weather that prevailed during
most Of June. Several Thousand visitors
came here yesterday on the various
trains, and the beach was crowded with
bathers AMI promenaders nearly all day.
The rush Is expected to contnue until
the last of September, al sweltering
weather is now upon us, aud every per
sou who visits Atlantic City once wants
TO doso again as often as possible.
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Last Nights Alarm,

The alarm of fire last evening
about $50 O'Clock was caused by the
ringing Of box No. 26, corner Of
Maryland Avenue and beech street.
When the companies responded
with their usual alacrity, it was
found that 1t was caused by a bright
reflection from one of the furnaces
of the pulp works.
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..sry Back Aches So.

and / feel miserable" said q .hard-work-
ing man. The doctor questioned him
and found that he had been habitually
costive for years, that now his kidueys
were disorderad and his whole system
derang6d. Kidney.Wort was reeommen.
ded and faithfully taken and In short
time every trouble was removed. The
cleansing and tonic power of this medi-
cine on the bowels and kidneys ia won.
derful.-C -Congregdtional,s
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LOCAL TIME TABLE.
CORRECTED MAY 23rd 1881.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON

tosRPHILADELPHrA.--2.05 tosR AIS 0.30. TO,
,la@s, ais, S,s0, 4:o0. ISL, 6.as, 7.0e. s.5S,
te@ p. m. Sundays, ZOO, 2.2s, d. 10 ann;
rou ~, y. & 6.3S 7.0U, g.55, 1900 p. m.
fGn ~ g new YoRK.-2O5, 2.25, 6.SU, 100, 9.55,
a.S a,;S :. M; sl2. ~. 2.Us. 6.62, 6.SS D. IN
FOR BALrrMoaE.-l25i, 2.I3, 4.0a 7.55,
s@am, il2.Sa, sl.Qa. 4.i5 $3.50 1851 pm
fGsiSass' b %s ia6l, 2.l2, 20 ,7.S5 q. m. lo.5l
PR WASsNhIsagos.-l25i, q a12, 4.u2; IT'S.
m asys y M; latS, sl,04. 6.5C >, m. Sum
BHTriMaoss.ns as.n .iA A,ps, 7,65 q, m.
rIess -,s., AND IN isrRRAGniATR STA
fhss, fhss 5iasl, s;ss a, M. is.s5, l. IS p. m. .
tions sniy n ~ Train stops at way sta.
.Baitimors Sslw cen ierryviils and
SaHa Sand YILLE AND IHTEnM EDiATE STA
9loss.-v.5 p. m. - sA iAfA of~
'S1 Se1 1HEw Y cAsrIH,--s,oO a,S, a, M; i.Js
HARRISS,rp.m y. ~, No Sunday trains.
yoEs.opg Y AND !NrEaMEnfATE STA
sunday tsSins ~ I; ri i.oa. s,2s p. m. No
H.asaxa AND IsnEaMsDIArs STATIONS
FoS 4, =. M; US D. m.
I'm LhisGToN d NoRrnERS X, H.
trains. MI 500, 500 p. m. Nosunua,
fUs N 81 DELAWARE WEsrrRn r.. ri 4,
loan ~; o.S5 p. m.a sunday trains
~. ana 800 y. m.
RiSs ARRIVE AT wILMINa1o On
Isl saa!! saa!!LsAADDELPHIA.-l243. 207. So
II id Do ~; s.a0 q. M, II M: i2.ib. ia
SoS q ~. ~ a.SS, AL, $40, 6.U0 8.ib. GA
Ts ssSg lo.i5. ills D. IN SUNDAYS
igI'n,i.",aa2 -. 10. Z, M; o %. i0.45
Ss T., FUR WILMINGTON LEAvI
fE Et1DMM,LssHI4-Broad Street Depot
i ~ s.lS iO.9o, II 10, il. Is a. ra: I.sl
ioS S'sC. 4.o0. 6lb5 is, &. .4o d. .i0. M 400 4. Z
S0O 4 NY ~ p. m. Sundays. 7.O6. SSJ a n,
W. e"O. sAs. lQ0Oi Oill.SJ D. no. wy =
fssaa .hssE YoRx.--ar, s.5a. 7sa. az
pso, lays, w. s.5i I'll 4. M M. i Is so 3. n n
nj: "a n1aaLTIkoRs,--l.5a. 2f4. o no. i.as
das. "a 81 2.e0, 646, 6SO. go 8. N "a. An s,,r
FRoS ~ wi;os. 2l9 .. m. 6l8, $50 9.W M n 3 n \
m. ~ .MscAsHIEGToN.-i.6o. SlS. III II Z a y
ds,s n:al, 400, s. 46. e.3s 5. "a. s1 An
''s, al, !, nj t.sS, go 81 r; 3. m. nah
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Prepartns to Indfst Guisssa.

WASHINGTON, July l0-Ths
grand jury was discharged yesterday
for . week. It was reported to- day
that District ct-Attorney CorkhiIl will
then be ready to place Guiteau's OF .
before them. IL is true that be nAay
be ready, but he will not ask Tor N
Indictment until certain for what
crime he shall ask it, and there viii
be no way within q week Of knoWirR
positively enough for suchs pufpoto .
about the Presidents chances Of re-
c0very. 100
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The railway Murder.

s-s LONDON, July IL, 1881.
of the arrest OF LEROY I'd ranew their
agitation In favor of American saloon
carriages. 1t is aunoppced that in con-
sequene of the strong local feeling, tne
prisoners case after the preliminary
hearing, will probably be removed TO
London and tried at the Old Bailey.
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oaicers Elected.

At tAe last stated meeting Of the Ner-
ma Social Club, the following officers
were elected for The ensuing six months;
President Frank e. Thomas.
Vice Pres sident-Calvin Forbes.
Recording Secretary--F. e. Mammele
Financial Secretary----WillIam Heisler
Treasurer--Charles Mammele.
Executive William Gri-
ner, James Kitchen, William Clayton.
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A N ORDINANCE ia e. stsa,i s.4s
FURTHER AMEND AN ORDINANCE
ENTITLED IAN ORDIMANCE Pro
yIDIN9 FOR CLEANING TIN
STREETS b Z CONLRAOC.et asssa,Ala
A N ORDINANCE

FURTHER AMEND AN ORDINANCE
ENT1TLED IAN QRDInANgE Pro.
STP yTPiNS y sTs FoR F2 soSahRA6rI1sd GhEAMI1Hsd TIL
Be g orda.aed By The oaty 0esancg ef Rlsrsl
sEcrroN /. That the Ordinanos entitled q
"An Ordinance pr0viaing for. cieanLng
the streets by contract. /" psssed jane Tt6s
Z Sy q sn ss
nance entitled AN Ordinance provid1nG
for cleaning the streets BY eontrAot -
passed July S.n ls5s Is Ss ssa s Ne s..S L
all OF section I'd OF said Ordinancs q. %
amended, and subatituttng In lisu the1s-e
" SEC. >. The Street Commissionsr ihail
annually during the month OF July ad-
vertise Ia two daily newspapers In The
city for sealed proposals. for eollectipg !.
and TsmEy,ns the ,ashss siss and 9shsr
the dive llinge. public school! and e3tyi
buildings within the several diatricte
aforesaid. The proposals. shall b. opened
| the lowest and best bidder or biddsEs.
The person or persona who shall -
| awdrded the contract for removing tho
~ are sn ANAL AMER ma SosS
with at least two good ana euMcaenb
| sureties TO be approved by the CITY Conn-
snid bona one 70 be oonni,ionsd sor the siss
rhe Board Of Health shall annually
| during the menth of July adverttne IN
| two daily newspapers In the city 1or Denl-i
ed proposals for collecting and remoy1l1
| the garbage and offal from The dwelitnEbs
and buildings within the several df9-
| riots aforesaid. The proposals. shall be
opened by the Hoard OF Health and the
contract shall be awarded TO the lowest
| and best uidder or bidders sel1
The person or persons who ehnu bo
awarded the contract for collecting and
removing the Earbage and oftai Ahal -
| ter into bond with at least two good ana
sufficient sureties 70 be approved by shS
Boafd Of Health in the SOM of Two thou.
sand dollars, said bond to be con iitio ed
Tor the faithful performances Of the eont
| trac'.
Ali proposals provided for In thts sss-
| tfon shall be accomLanied by . hQnA
with approved security in the sum ofnve
hundred dollars conditioned for she goe6
/ faith Of the bid.
Passed at Oity Hall, July .. ie6l. ..ia
| HARRY hAARPLEYs IL
| President OF fty Council
Attest H. n. PENIK0Tons
iy ll-2t, CisJk.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-11
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