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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-05-25

Tho schooner Powell sailed from Charles.
ton to Elizabcthport, N. j., with 1862, ,465
feet of yellow pine lumber, 400 railroad
crossties. 100000 feet Of timber and plank
and 1888 locust trenails. Those last are
from upper Carolina whero tho forests of
locust walnut and other valuable wood is in
largo amount and comparatively untouched
These forests will be mine Of wealth to our
people, if thoy are managed with prudence
aud CLOSE calculation. The barkontine
Veteran was also cleared for Baltimore with
325,02S feet of yellow pine lumber, making
q total Of near 8OO,0 900 feet of lumber in tho
two cargoos.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-05-25
Musical Institute at Bolton.

Public attention is respectfully invited
to the proposed Normal Institute for in
struction 10 music during tho month Of
duly. The Institute will be held at Bolton,
). c., on the Columbia and Greenvilc
Railroad. The pace is aocassibIo and
healthy, and ample entertainment Gun be
given ull who desire to attend the Institute.
Such an opportunity for the study of music
in the limits of this State has never been
given before. The session will be made
interesting and Instructive throughout, aud
music teachers will 0nd tho Institute the
place toqualifY themselves more thoroughly
their work. Persons desiring to study
music for their dual bcuclit and
pleasure will find Tho stitute very great
help. Brginners will find it the cheapest
and best school to which thce can send their
children. In short, tho Institute in Just
what is needed.
The services of Prof. a. j. Showaltcr,
of tho Virginia Normal Institute, has been
secured as principal. He will call to his
assistance whatever hel p no may deem
necessary. Prof a. . Keiffer, editor of
tho Musical Milton, has promised to ase
sist 10 teaching. The Institute will oom.
menco July 3, end continue four weeks
Tuition, So per term. Good board can be
obtained at reasonable rates.
For furthor information address j. G.
Douthit, Autun, S. 9.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-05-25
Extra Session Of the Legislature
Called.
Personal,

We should haze called attention in OUT
issue last week to tho fact that Col. Keith was
absent in Columbia. This is simple justice to
him and will be fully appreciated by our read
ers when thoy remember that he was nomi.
mated in that paper for prominent State
Office.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-05-25

GERMAN CARP IN GEoRoA.--Tho fish com.
missioner of Georgia says in regard to Ger
mas carp: II have stocked eleven hundred
and tweDty ponds within tho last two years,
and besides what | have done, the United
number of ponds, and in nearly every case
there is the greatest satisfaction with tho
result. hear Of no complaint on any score.
Last year had 1875 orders that could not
till. We will try to do something, however,
next November when the season for starting
ponds returns"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-05-25
[Daily Chicago Times. |

Mr.. George Barnes Of Bagnall & Barnes,
South Water Street. said th1t his wife had
been a severe sufferer with neuralgia for
years and had tried many remedies In vain.
~. jacobs Oil is the only thing that brought
her relicf.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-05-25
N NoTICE OF
COUNTY AUDITOR.

TIE following named persons constitute tho
Township Eo1rls Of Equalization for Oconee
County. who viii! meet me at their respective
Townships in accordance with nm Act of tho
Legislature. approved February OH. 1882,
entitled ''An act TO provide for the assessment
and taxation of property:
Center Township--W. Xix, s. II. Johns. J.
a. Elrod.
Seneca Township-E p. Werner, S. Y. Strib-
ling, Il. Y. II. Lowcry.
Tngaloo Township-J. S. Dickson, W. J.
Stribling. D. |. Walker.
Wngener Township--W. G. Keith, f F. Sharp.
W. j. Ncvi.
Ileowec Townshp--A. B. Grant, J. NJ. Cam
non, b. f. Robertson
Pulaski Township--W. J. Dcaton, j. T.. Phil
lips. Wm. ii Thrift.
Chattooga Township-Abcl Robins, Davis
Crane, Vim II Land.
Whitewater Towuship-Josso Lay, F. L.
Moody, Wm. Rowland.
JOHN J. SMITH,
Auditor for Oconeo County.
May 2o 1882 27.3t
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-05-25
Fast Railroad Lines.

The innovation Of the PennsyI-
vania Railway in it's fast trains be-
tween New York and Chicago
suggests comparisons with lines
abroad. Tho famous Flying Dutch
man on the Great Western Rail
road, England, makes tho run from
London to Exeter, 1914 miles, in
four hours and fourteen minutes.
With four stops it attains a speed
Of almost 46 miles an hour. A train
on the Great Northern Road
makes the disance from London
to Leeds, 1877 miles, in four hours
almost 47 miles an hour, with four
stops. The the train carrying the
Irish mail to Holyhead, over the
London and Northwestern linz,
and dubbed "The Wild 1rishman,"
has now sunk into comparative
obscurity with its rate Of a little
less than 40 miles an hour. The
morning express on the Great
Northern Road makes only four
stops along the line from London
to Edinburgh, 395 miles and flies
over the whole disanco in nine
hours, with an average rate Of ii
miles an hour; and on the Midland
line tho night Scotch express runs
tho 425 miles to Glasgow with Il
speed of 4Oa miles an hour.
These are the four swiftcst trains
i'll England, and,as will be seen, the
Leeds express, with its rate of IL
miles all hour, is the fleetcst of
them all. Three out Of four trains
probably beat the running time Cor
the same distance Oh any other
roads in the world. They are all,
however, far outstrippcd for a
shorter distance by the train on
the Pennsylvania Railroad, which
leaves Jersey City at 4:lO p. NJ,
and makes the run Of about 80
miles to Philadelphia in 100 min
utcs, with one stop, at 'rrcton.
The 52:S miles an hour made by
this American train is probably
without parcllel in tho schedule
time of any railroad company on
the globc. On both the American
and English railroads it must also
be remembered that for short
stretches Of straight track, with
good road bed and favoring grades,
Il speed OF, 60 miles an hour is not
very uncommon.-National Car
Builder.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-05-25

BOND AND SoUTu CARuLINA.-James Il.
Randall, writing to the Augusta Chronicle of
Bond says
"rhe Judge evidently considers that there
is hercencss in the very nature Of South Carroll,
mans. lie says: i once expressed the in.
tcnlion of making Il Tip in the upper portion
of the Palmetto Suite. This expression was
accidentally overheard by friend OF mine
there who begged me to desist as the Edge.
field spring shooting had jast commenccd.'
Another anecdote the Judge tells with great
unclion. 1t is this: Down at Charleston,
one term Of court, l met General NJ. w.
Gury. In his emphatic and hearty way he
begged mo to go homo with him and spend
Xmas week. | told him my preference would
be Baltimore. General Gray still insisted
and. rs an extra induccmenl declared that
if would accept tho invitation he would
send mo back at the end of tho week az
Edgcfeld gentleman or corpse. finally
told him that, under such circumstances it
would be necessary for mo to telegraph. home
to know which Of tho two alternatives my
family profcrrcd.'"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-05-25
lKalamazoo mich. ! Dailv Gozo,,o !

~ 1t is an unprecedented sucocss, said Mr..
Charles S. D'Arcambal, tho we'll known
Bnrdick House Druggist, whom asked for his
views in regard 10 St. Jacobs Oil, it is
highly extoled and is giving general satis.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-05-25
Senator Davis Of West Virginia

A curiosity among Senators is
Henry G. Davis, now nearly sixty
years Of age. While he was a boy
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
came up the valley ofthc Patapsco
past his birthplace, and when he
was discharged from his fathers
farm he went to that railroad and
asked for work. They made him
a brakeman for a while, then he
developed into conductor, and
stayed with tho road nearly
till tho time Of tho John Brown
raid. Aflablc, particular, very
fond of money, yet working hard
to get it, he started, at thirty years
Of age, a little money lending
business at Piedmont, at the foot
ofthc AIlcghaney mo,mtains,a wild
mining town, and varied the busi-
ness by getting out some coal. A
bank is the result Of that work, Of
which he is President, and it is
National bank, too. Mr. Davis
probably had a hand in forming the
State Of West Virginia, in which
his railroad had a special interest.
Virginia had obstructcd the Balti-
more and Ohio railroad in her pal
my days, and when she went out of
the Union, and a State sccecdcd
from her, it was decided that
this State should come right up to
tho Baltimore Ohio crossing-placc,
SO that to-day there is notl one
foot ofthis railroad on old Virginia.
Mr.. Davis also moved into the
new State, and began to get out
lumber and buylnow coal mines
not much known to other people,
taking into his ventures some Of
the Garrett family. He has ac-
cumulated about Sl,00O,GOO in
money and property, and is now
considered on the Democratic
side one Of tho most useful men to
know. MIR. S. B. Elkns,
formerly an active delegate in
Congress from New Mexico, who
has married one of Senator Davis
daughters, is a co-opcrator in his
enterprises, and together they arc
building a railroad from Piedmont
to a new coal field on the Ale
ghany mountains, and expect
ultimately y to carry it across tho
ONO River or to some connect
ing point with the Chesapeake
and Ohio or Richmond and Ale
ghany Railroad Washington
Letter.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-05-25
The Alligator !!

Have you seen Nnrmun's oligatcr? A
glass Of leo soda, look at his inc fountain
and Look at the alligator all for S cents.
just received, fresh lot Of nice conlec-
tonery at Nornnn's
Have yous prescriptions compounded at
Norman's.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-05-25

DR.. Atticus G. lIagood is the second man
who was elected Bishop and who declined, in
the whole system Of Metllodism. Wilbur
Fisk, President Of the Wesleyan University,
Middietown, Conn, was the lrst
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-05-25

low T, SAVE All hard workers are sub
Ject TO bilious attacks which may cod in
dangerous illness. Parkcr's Ginger Tonic
will keep the kidneys and liver active, and
by prcventir e tho attack save much sick ness.
l"sS "f time and expense. Delay ut snch times
means danger Detroit Free Press. Soc
nihcr column.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-05-25

AUGUSTA. Ca, May 2O.-Work on lhe'
Savannah Valley Railroad, from Anderson
Court 1iouso. South Carolina, to Dorn'st
Mines, on the Augusta and Knoxville, will
bc commenced Immediately. The Greopdr
wood. Laurens and Spartanburg Railroad
is being graded. The Augusta and KNOX,
vile directors subscribed $35 900 to stook id
the roads named. to day. The three roads
will DO controlled in Augusta and it is
thought will be consolidated.
New YoRx. Nav 2O.AA Nashvil!e, Ten.
nessec, special says: "The House of Repro
sentatises this evening passed by vote Of
~ to ~ the State debt bill submitted by the
ommttee who recently visited Now York
to confer with tho holders Of Tennessee
bonds. The bill will be signed by Governor
IewSns Tho extra session Of tho General
Assembly called to consider tho settlement
of the debt will end Monday"
New YORK, May 2O.-Thc Now York,
Cotton exchange was notified yesterday by
the National Cotton Exchange Of New Or
leans that hencefortb The monthly crop aud
acreage reports are to be discontinued. II
is alleged that thceo reports, prepared by tho
local exchanges throughout tho South upon
information from planters and traders hayo
been found to be unreliable. They advance
local interests instead Of indicating the rea
condition Of the crop, thus enabling spccula.
tors to influence tho market.
New Y'RE, May 81 The police to-dey'
arrested noted English pickp,ckct named
Woods and recovered from him nearly all Of
tho $4,000 notes, bnnds and securities
stolen from tho messenger Of the Mechanics
National bank, of this city, on tho Glib Of
May.
AUGUSTA, GA, May 1S.-A special to
the Chronicle from Athens says that in the
case of the State against E.hnls aud john
ston, colored. for the killing of Roundtreo,
white, the jury found verdict of guilty Of
assault with intent to murder. Judge
Edwin sentenced tho prisoners to the pcni-
tcntiary for ten years. 1t is prabable that
the casc will be carried to the Supreme
Court.
Never forget thnt it is your duty to laugh
whenever you find anything TO laugh at.
~ good laugh" 80 says Charles Lamb, "is
worth q hundred groans in any stu,e of tho
market"
Tho people of the burnt district in Miohi.'
gan have not been idlo since tho fires,
Thousands of neat, comfortable houses arc
being built and hundreds of acros which,
were covered with thick underbrush before
the fire are now green with wheat and other
crops.
Guiteau will hang certain unless Arthur or
he Supreme Court of the United States in'er-
crcs.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-05-25

BEAUTY REGAINED,- The beauty and color
81 the hair may be safely reganed by using
Parker's Hair Balsam, which is much ad-
m'rcd Tor 'ts perfume, cleanliness and dan
druff cradcating prorrielcs.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-05-25

Net rcceipts Of cotton at all United States
ports during tho week l9.939 bales; samo
week last:year 42,l63 balesytotal receipts to
this dato 4,496i3S2 balcsj faamo date last
.-~nesk sddsa1zl- -halea ~ .ss
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-05-25

CHARLOTTE. May 2o.--Thc 10Th annyer-
snry Of The Declaration Of Independents by
the people ~ Meek lenhurg conn,v on the
goth day OF May, l775, WIS celebrated here
to-day with great eclat Senator Yanco made
tho welcoming speech. Senator Ransom read
tho declaration, AMI Senator Bayard of Della.
wlro, was the orator Of the occasion. The
two Senators f.,m South Carolina, Mcsssrs.
Butler and Hampton, congressman Scales,
Cox and ArmGcld Of this State, Robinson,
of NV York B of Caii,rria, and Gov
crnor Jarvis and staff. Of Mouth Carolina,
were present. The review Of the North
Carolina State Gnnrd by the Governor aud
the Adjutant>Gcnernl of tho State, took
p' zee on l"drpcnd nee square. tho sn,t on
which The declaration was said to have been
made, and the fire c.mr nics from Augn-tn,
Georgin, Columbia, Grccnville and Spartan
burg, South Carolina. and Dlnville, Virginia,
took part with the Charlutto 6remen in the
parade. Military companies were present
from South Carolina, and the military parade,
while not large, was imposing. The crowd
present was varipusly estimated at from I0,s
0C0 to $4,000.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-05-25

MORE Blood IN EDGErIELp. Late on Tues
day afternoon last. after th> adjournment of
tho Convention. Mr. Wash Allen, while
standing in the door of Mr.. NJ. Hollands
store, was very seriously cut on tho inner
side of tho right arm, from tho elbow to tho
wrist, by MIR. Julian Mobley. While Mr..
Allen was standing in tho door Mr.. Mobley
passed in, and, in passing, delivered the blow
with his knife. So lur as we can learn.
there was not the slightest alteration, no
words Of any kind either social or otherwise.
Mr.. Moblcy was arrested by our town mar
shall and Lodged in Jail. where he still is.
Wednesday mcrring. Tho Town Council
will sit upon his case in the course Of the
day. Mr. Aliens wound is Il terrible one,
but lie is doing well and will return to his
homo to day. Julian Mublcy has become an
absolute terror to the human race, aud ought
to be at once and forever restrained The
day OF magnunimity towards him--even for
the sake Of his wife and children, is past. IN
future let justice take its coursc.-E Edgefcld
AdUcrtiScr.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-05-25

New f'RE, May 81 The police to-dey
arrested noted English pickpockct named
Wo"ds a"d recovered from him nearly all Of
tho $4,000 notes, bands and securities
stolen from the messenger Of the Mechanics
National bank, Of this city, on tho Glib Of
May.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-06
Anrtion Sales of Real Gstatr.
IRAN H. MULLER, Auctioneer.

DRIAN II. MULLER, Auctioneer.
SUPREME COURT SALE TO CLOSE THE ESTATE OF
EDWARD KING, deceased.
HOUSE AND LOT, No GRAMERCY PARK SO LOTS
on BOULEVARD, ST. NICHOLAS, 7TH AND 18TH
AYES. I'D, 73D, GOTH, Dist AND ll3rH-sTs.
ADRIAN H. MULLER & son Will sell at auction, on
THURSDAY. MAY IS, at II o'clock
at the Exchange SerOom No Ill Broadway by order Of
the ; PREME COURT under the direction Of WILBUR
LARREMORE. esq, REFEREE, the following;
The exrasized 4story brick house and lot NO GRAM
ERCY PARK.
72d and 7Jdsts between 9th and 10th ayes near Boue
ward Is lots each street. running through Boule'
ward thave Goth 9ststs 20 lots being the entire
block
St Nicholas and and 113thst- II lots, on
each being southey half OF the block
llth-ave lO6thst, lots, southwest corner
Maps and particulars wyeth Lawrence, 10 Cedar
st. or Of AuctOneers Pine-st.
JOHN II. GLOVER, Plaintiffs attorney, 10 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-06
DR0POSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES
DTPARTMFNr OF THE INTERIOR. OFFICE OP :
IYTGAY ArFAIis WAsHINGrON. Anrtl Is lsa2. !

Oh
INDIAN AFFAIRS, WASHINGTON, April -, 1882.
SEALED PROPOSALS, indOrsed Proposals for Beef
Beef be submitted in seperate envelopes Ba
be directed the ssloneT OF indian Affairs Nos
90 and 81 WOosterst NewYork Will De received uhu p
service about 100000 pounds Bacon, 4OoOOOOO pounds
Beef tn hoof l2s0O0 pounds Beans pounds Bak
Powder 2O0O0DO pounds Corn 10000 pounds NOnee
$500 600 pounds Flour, 2l20OO pounds Feed, 100000
pounds ara Bread loV Rou 8g o moly ' be- p 99
pounds $4,000 Tobacco 100000 pounds salt, 10000
pounds 5000 pounds soda z1OOJO pounds sugaIand
Also Blankets WooIen and cotton Goods consisting in
part OF Tcaing $4,000 yards standard Calico OOOOu yards
Drilling 10000 Yards Duck' Tree ron All sizing I'VDOo
yards DENNIS l7OuO yards bingham 5OOO yards; Ken
sheatng 100000 yards Bleached Sheetng 2OtOJ yards
Hickory ShiItng 10000 Yards calico sirtng 5000 yards
ware Medical supplies ana iOIs i7t OF A.t
cles such Harness Plonghs Rakes Forks &C. and Tor
RADIO Dakota Idaho Indian Territory Minnesota Montana,
Wisconsin, 10 be delivered at Chicago
required. climate of the Pacific Coast with
California brakes. delivered AZ san Francisco.
Also transportation Tor such Of the article goods and sup
plies may contracted for 20 be delivered at the
BIps MUST RR MADE OUT on GovRRSMRNr BLANKS
Schedules the kuds and quantities ~ subsistence
supplies required for each agency ana the KINDS am QUAINT
blank proposals and bond conditions
~ m sved nv bidders time and place OF delivery terms
the indian Office in Washington Nos IS and 81 Wooster
81 y " " illiam II Lyon No Asa Broadway, New-York;
the Commissaries subsistence | > A. at cheyenne en-
capo IeaveDw0rth Omaha It Louis Paul san Francis
co and Yankton the Postmaster at sioux city, ana 10 the
POstmasters the following named places IN kansas AT
reka Great Bend Howard Hutchinson Larned MCPHERSON
Marion. Medicine Lodge Newton, Usage ny SeoAI 9'SI
ling Topeka, wellington Wichita and Winheld , ,
BIDS viii opened and dav above stated, and
bidders are invited 10 be present at the opening.
All bids must accompanied certified checks some
United states Depository or Assistant treasurer of al es'
'P'' 0'"' - ' IL PRICE Commissioner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-06
Droposals.
!. PROPOSALS.
CITY on PRONIDENCE. ~

NITY OF PROVIDENCE. - PROGOoAlIS
~ FOR DREDGING 'IN PROVIDENCE HARBOk
sealed proposals will be received at the city Engineers OF
dce addressed 10 George X. Phillips, Chairman OF
the Joint standing Committee of the city Council the
Harbor" until May 10, 1882. for dredging IN Proy
dence IN such locations may be designated by the
Committee.
specifications information relating the work may be
obtained City Engineers Office On and after May Is
1852.
The Committee the right 20 reject any or all
bids the interest OF the lty or FfON
Oence, GEO11GE H. III tI-LIt',
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-06
REAL ESTATE
SEw.YoRK. Friday, May 5, 1882.
.,nro ZEAL ESTATE rRANSFERS


NgW-NOkk tIIN
s7arw q w. \, 1 ,hs 1io- .'O"e $4,000
and W 40 II y Of 6thsvo iOoSosil' fhepS 10000
1SSd-sS se IN Fenwick 49, .rot II JTent
arc r ~ty SAMUEL Fen~ick 10 a'A" 80 10000
,., W.T. $ 80 o. 7thaTc 2ohio''' 1878
schultz to c51 If cSSchst So15o sanford Zoo
.,sree to emma 3!, I.,si 'Earasia Leland
s-ts.st No Wet sIS s,sSa
to Eranei,s interest LimOcrt by guar ,oooo
disn. !" sane %, Sc. Van @inkle executor 500
"'Si smith lsl F ~ Van 2iule executor .,o
70 si o, IS WIN; POST e1oeuor' $500
70 p Wa No 49, 2sNloo' Norton anu WI" 10000
% Ant""'ff7 US n Of GrOxeave -SNSOo D' $3.50
e Henry EThi; Of 7ads 2ls1ssi slsS 7Sd:t
sdGys ,se Il Of Sdays Soxlo2 . 10000
end we rs y n " Of 75Klo2' william Acu'i"' 2olOo
sna we 4aitw OF 3d-ave, l051lOoS' o' 5000
&c: a.e s It q Sdave looSiGe5' "an 10000
S0%S1s 3 # q Pi!t.t 59zs9 4"sus'u. 10000
., aSsl1s AG q Of $4ths 2isHloo Rose 70. $3.50
ct h,o No 81 Roth and wife to R0th anu 10000
Others ie5 n " Of dave. I6.sIsSs' Mary 7lOc
DSSa toT ~ h "a 2ii ward 9oIioO Warren $50
sdsHs No 1870 2sxlO0; Henry sahenn " 1900
scsVe. 30 1872 25Iloo Henry sah'n 70 'O 10000
r,d,.e $ 40 IT rhompsonst TX, R9
,reralaT william Boyd referee to M'ri1 Du 1850
x.l 3Ts No ls9; Elizabeth Morris o1 ana
Others executors etc ct al to Charles 1901
s1v Of lt'i ~ 2x atsrburT $4,000
-, ~ IN l2th.st 100 II OF MaGs0nayeK Oh noo
~ sinon sterne ard wife to Creevey------- 0V'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-06
CORPORATION Notices.

NOTICE.-PropOslls will be received at the
" ofce of the Del arment II Public Charities and COrrec
ton No 66 3daye until May T. lSs2 for groceries dry
os crockcry straw iced For full information, city
Record, for sac at No city Han.
NOTICE.-Scaed proposals will be received
y bv the school OF the sixth Ward at the hall OF
te Board Of Education until May llth 1889. for erecting
new buidinr Grammer school 40. ~ For fuu IOrma
ton SCI civ Record Tor SAFE az No > city Han
rTO CONTRACTORS.-So proposals for
i furnishing constructing floating engine viii he re
cevcd soners of the Fire Department
10. lrS2 For fun information sec City Record
for at NO city Hail
Two CONTRACTORS.-Se Sealed proposals will be
received Office O the Department OF Public Works
H. 1872 for paving with granite and trap block
For ful Information CITY
RECORD for sale AZ No city Hail
TO CONTRACTORS.-S Sealed proposals will be
received Office OF the D. partmcnt Of Public Works
until furnishing materials and performing
the alteration and erection Of portions O fulton Mar
For ulI Information see CITY kECOD Tor sale al No
city Hall
TO CONTRACTORS.-Seal proposals will
L De received Office Of the Department OF Public
Works until II. l--2 finishing delivering and lay
ing caat pipe from station 3O2 10 station -
For full information Ciy Record for sale al No Cly
Hall
rEO CONTRACTORS.-S proposals will
II % the Office OF the Department Of Pubic
Works May So for paving with granite aud TRAP
streets aud avenues For fuI lor
nation cay Record for sale at No CITY Han
ITO CONTRACTORS.-Seal proposals will
received at the once ~ the Commissioner Of P1Dlc
Works until Nav H. 1872 for regulating and grading Morn
lngsideavc constructing retaining walls IN cOnnee t"
herewith For fun information city Record Tor SAFE al
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