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The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-10-09
COUNTY ATTORNEY.

COUNTY ATTORNEY.
We are authorized to announce L. 6. Ander-
son as an independent candidate for county
attorney.
For nice fresh groceries at bottom prices
go to Sauer & Smiths, corner Houston ana
SOledad streets. IO-1-t.
Wanted.
Two good painters, at Soule & Williams, %'2
Commerce street. u
-Sauer & Smiths speciality is to please. All
groceries guaranteed rs represented. N-5-u.
& Son 9-6-U
The most popular shoe establishment in the
city is the Cinderella Shoe Palace where you
can get the prettiest shoe in the city. 9-l5-lm
Mems youth and boys boots and shoes of
best leather, kid and morocco and OF superior
workmanship, from the finest factories of the
east, at prices that will astOnish you, at the
Cinderella Shoe Palace corner Houston street
and avenue c. Call and examine them. 9-l1-lm
For fresh groceries and all kinds of country
produce, go to Sauer Smiths, corner Houston
and SOlcdId streets. lO-5-tf.
Election Tickets.
The LIGHT job Office will furnish election
tickets at $l.5O per lOOO sent by mail to any ad-
dress. Send in orders early. u
The largest stock of ready made clothing in
the city at PancOast Son. 9-6-tf
-Pancoast & Son is the place to get nice
fitting suit. o-l2-t
Fine line of imported piece goods for fall
jus in. PANcoAsr q Son.
8-I4-tf
San Pedro Springs.
In connection with the regular open air con-
ccrts at night, moonlight picnics and moonlight
promcnaIcs are in order whenever ''ye ancient
satellite appears In full bloom F. kEKBLE.
S-1lf
Everybody should go and see the grand Mex
lean ''Dailc" at San Pedro Springs Tonight.
Two secondhand buggies for sale or ex-
change for good horse. Call at Phil Dei's
stables. tt
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GOuld's Alamo City Guide
Ladies' take Notice.

For sale at Mic Tengg's.
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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-10-27

boy explained, through an intcrprc-
ter, that his future career depended
on his being In London within
week; yet, though both he and his
friends offered unlimited bail for his
reappearance within. three months,
the court refused the application,
and ordered his immediate arrest.
Now this is spite-not justice; and
it is to be hoped that Her Majesty's
, representative at Darmstadt, who
has been made acquainted with the
case, will interfere on the boys be-
half.
A vol. of "Recollections of the
late Hon. Grantley +. Berkely, by
one who knew him." is, / under
stand, about to appear, and lovers
of gossip more scandalous than re-
fined may. expect treat. When his
"Recollectiohs, written by himself,
were published in 1867, the dove
cotes of Society were much futtered
because he had the courage to tell
the truth about the shameful manner
in which his brother Moreton was
swindled out of his title and estates.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-10-27
LONDON GOSSIP.
(BY FLANEuR.)

Spcciol Tor the Daily Bullctin.)
The war over the security of the
Suez Canal has brought the Euplra-
ties Valley Railway scheme to the
front once more, and it's promoters
mean to succeed this time with TIE
agitation. The father of the enter
prise, Sir William Andrew, c. |.
f., has set the ball rolling with Il new
book on the subject, published by
w. ii. Allen and Co. and, apart from
its urgent and impressive advocacy
of the scheme, it contains an account
of the rival Russian railway enter
prise in Central Asia, which is one
of the most mastclly erposes of the
Muscovite movement in the east that
has been published for many a day.
An English youth, sent to Darn
stadt toprepare for the Army exam
nations, has got into a bad scrapc.
ltappears that at the Woog swim
ming-baths he wished to dive from
the plank, but a military swimming
master, for some reason unexplained,
roughly prevented HIM, whcreupon
the boy hurled "Cursed Dutch.
man, a" Swinehound," and u small
quantity of water in his face. For
these offensive expressions and (to
a German more especially for this
offensive assault he has had to an
swer before q jury of paunchy citi-
zens, whose minds are at present
deeply prejudiced against English
men by II venomous press, and has
been sent to prison for ten days
without the option OF fine. The
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-10-27
TOO Thin.

We are credibly informed that the
next move of our Royal Political
Manipulation will be an endeavor to
capture the mechanics. lie recog-
nizes this substantial and level
headed clement of the community as
an important factor in the coming
struggle for new Ministry, hence
his desire to, parade newly born
and IL 1stcd appreciation of them ;
But iuoes and decorations will avail
him nothing this time
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SoRE-HEADS.

EDITOR BtI ILLErlN The Hawaiian
GdSette .h2s~many times talked about
figure 16ads, and now see that you
havcggiven an entire article to the
Same subject. ThercY is no doubt
this country is very much infested
with figule-heads; but ] wish to say
word or two about another variety
of heads; / mean Sore-heads. This
is a, matter which has considerably
exercised the Pea. of late. A
sorc-head is a bad thing to have,
whether it is caused by II disordered
stomach, too much whiskey, or too
close contact with post or pair of
fists. Afriend Of mine told me the
other day that he was troubled with
perpetual sore. head, that he had
carried it about with him every day
and laid 1t on pillow every night
fol two solid years. | pity him;
for l myself have sometimes borne
such a burden.
There is another kind Of sore
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NOTES AND QUERIES.
IRIVIAt ooMPLAINrs.

IL what we hear is credible, the
Portuguese Conshl is pretty well
pestered with trivial and nonscnsical
complaints, particularly from wo-
men. The other day u case came
. to our knowledge of two women
rushing off to their Consul and link
ing together u whole chain of griev-
ances, simply because they were re-
quired to- submit to the disciplinary
arrangements of their employers
, household. To the credit of the
Consul be it said, that lie has cvinc-
ell wisdom and skill in discriminate
ihg between real and imaginary
wrongs.
f1l"t PROTECTOR AND CONSUL. I
Pr Not long ago, when some Of our
Planters advocated the introduction
of. British India coolies into these
Islands, certain parties objected on
the ground that the British Govern
inent would insist upon British
Protector coming along with them.
q What is the difference between a
British Protector and a Portuguese
Consul? The Portuguese Govern.
1nent have allowed many of their
people to come here as laborers, and
In the interests of those laborers
have sent Consul to be their Pro-
tector. Portugal in sending, and
Hawaii in accepting, did proper
thing. But wien the functions of
the Consul are virtually the same as
those of the Protector, why accept
the one and object to the other?
FOR THE GOOD OF HAWAII.
DR.. Cook, in his Fort street lcc-
ttre, last Sunday night, said that sit
would be for. the good of India for
the British to stay there at leas. one
hundred years longer" Urdoubt-
edly, DR.. Cook is right. But do all
the people of India think so? Per-
haps the best thing That could hap
pen for Egypt would be for the
British to stay there also; although
the Egyptians might consider it Il
calamity. England thought it Il
great mist ortunc to be invaded by
the Noriilans; but the English peo-
pie of to-day speak of 1t ass bless
ing. The advent of the foreigner to
this country was for the good of
Hawaii. Evil may have accompani-
cd the good, but ultimately the bal
nnce will be i'll favor of the good.
The continued stay of the foreigner
here will be for this peoples benefit,
and the Hawaiian of the future will
gratefully admit the fact.
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We were shown yesterday a novel
packing for glass, &c. The opinion
of an eminent lawyer was obtained
on it, and after thoughtful examina-
ton he pronounced it to be cocoa
nut wood, oil-cake CT baked manure.
Another party pronounced it to be
sponge or compressed pulu. 1t was
however, simply ''soil from the Holy
German Empire" being peat from
the 'uneburg heath which extends
over great part of old Hanover,
Prussia and Saxony. Sornc of it is
now OH view at j. w. Robertson &
Co. s.
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head, caused Ivy political disappoint-
mcnt. This is the kind that has
given the PC.A. so much conccrn.
Allthose who express their thoughts
and sentiments in the Gazette and
Press are said to belong to this
class. suppose very nearly if not
quite all the Planters are included
because they were unanimous in
expressing to His Majesty their
dissatisfaction with the Advisers
of the Crown" AS the Planters and
their Honolulu Agents certainly
represent a majority of the brains
and capital of the Kingdom, it is
national misfortune to be afflicted
with so much sorc-headcdness at
one time. And as brain power is,
or should be, the governing power
of any and every country, can any
government be strong with the
weight of brains against it, whether
in sore or sound heads?
But, Mr.. Editor, | am not sure
that the P.C.A. is correct in saying
that all who do not approve of the
present administration are sore
heads, panied because the power
and profits Of office are not in their
possession. l concede that some of
the opponents would perhaps gladly
accept office. 1t may be proper to
call them sore-heatls. But, surely
all these Planters and Agents, and
many others who are neither planters
nor agents, are not craving for the
honors and emoluments of office /
personally know some men who
neither desire nor would accept,
under any circumstances, any place
or position in the Government of
this country: and yet these men are
conscientiously opposed to the pre-
sent administration. 1t is not pro-
per to call them sore. heads.
The fact is, according to my OBJ
servation, there arc some sore-heads
always, no matter who is in or who
is out; but all opponents are not
sore-heads. The Il. G.. h. must
know this as well as l or anybody
else. Then why does that journal
so continually assert that all opposi-
ton to the Government comes from
u few sole-heads! The only motive
l can conceive is, that the Pea.
wishes its readers to believe what
itself does not believe. Is that res
pectable journalism? Calling peo-
pie names may please and satisfy
some people; but it does not carry
conviction to intelligent minds.
One paragraph of attestcd fact or
logical argument has more weight
than a column of insulting names.
regularly read the P.C.A., and
to some extent approve of its policy;
but i hate this school-boy method of
meeting opposition, whether it be
used by the P.C.1. or its contem-
poraries, not excepting the BULLE-
TIN. 1t is a mean, unfair, unmanly
way of dealing with men and
measures. R. Il. h..
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THE business to be transacted at
the meeting Of the Agricultural
Society tonight is important, being
the adoption of formal constitu-
ton and the election of the EXecu-
tive Committee and officers. The
meeting is to be at the Hotel, at
half-past r.M.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-10-27

TIE bark Iolani commenced dis.
charging her cargo of coal at PM.
yesterday, and within an hour one
man had his knee smashed, second
had his hand jammed, and third
was unable to work from dizziness,
The services of q doctor were
promptly secured.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-10-27
SHIPPING NOTES

The bark Buena Vista left the
same day as the Kitsap, and may be
hourly expected. Considerable bet
ting on the event was indu'ged in
before the start, we are informed.
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We heard from little bird that
the Chamberlain has already got
through about $4,000 of the numer-
Gus appropriations he took with him,
and nobody knows what lie has done
with it.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-10-27

A COMMISSION Of sea Captains was
invited to examine the flag-pole in
front of ii. Hackield & Co.'s and
pronounce on its safety. They say
it ought to be taken out and short
cned by 10 feet before being re-
placed.
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been unable to deciphcr its meaning.
If, however, the reading matter is
up to the high standard Of the illus.
'trations, it must be perfect work
of genius.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-10-27

A FRIEND called our attention to
copy of the daily P.C.A., folded
as it came from the office, and cvi-
IDENTIFY unread, lying on the top of a
rubbish cart. Who wouldn't be a
ministerial organ after that?
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-10-27

YESTERDAY morning nine of the
committee appointed at Monday
nights meeting waited OH His
Majesty, and presented the resolu-
tions then adopted. His Majesty
said he was glad to see them and
would transmit reply through his
Ministers.
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CORRESPONDENCE.

Correspondence is solicited on the top
les of the day, or what may become SO.
We reserve the right to excise pure
~ personal matter.
We do mot hold ourselves responsible
for the opinions expressed by our cor
respondents-ED
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LOCAL AND GENERAL ITEMS.

MR. f. Godfrey is now on the
q @ette staff, and Mr.. j. Brown,
who was on the Gazette, is now on
the -IdceHiser. " The whirliglg of
time brings about its revengcs.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-10-27

WE return our thanks, editorially,
for presents that have showered In
upon us lately, in the way of cat
ables and drinkablcs. 1t gives us
much pleasure to note these evil
dcnces of friendship.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-10-27

A wELI.-KNowN resident of our
town has shown us quite list of
"barks wrecked" This, we hasten
to explain, is his facetious way of
recording the number of the NANCY
ours he has slain by poison.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-10-27

TINS weeks Eiele PookoM has
come out in new style. 1t con-
tains an illustrated account of Mon
day nights meeting. Our Tran.
slator-in-Chief is absent, so we have
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-10-27
Wanted.

. FURNISHED ROOMS, for house
- keeping-will furnish kitchen il
necessary. Must be 10 minutes from
Post Office. Address, with terms, l.. b.,
" Saturday Press" Office. 230 3tt
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EVENING.

n'Ordcr of Red Men: 1880. ~
Special meeting of Lodge le Pro-
gres de POccanic, 12lA.F. & AM.
End degree, at 1880.
Adjourned meeting of Royal Ha-
waiian Agricultural Society, at Ha-
waiian Hotel, at 7:30.
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his DAYS polNos.
AFTERNOON

WrfaN .ig AFTERNOON,
Fort street Vestry: Ladies Prayer
meeting, q o'clock.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-10-27

THE Ice Cream service was
crowded. A real good time.
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For sale.

nNE SUPERIOR MELODEON, with
W two key boards, in good condition.
Price s14. Apply at Wells Music Store,
Fort street. 230 8t%
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PROPOSALS.
nLANS FOR PUBLIC SCHOOL BUILD.
INf,S WaHTkp

DLANS FOR PUBLIC SCHOOL BUILD.
L INES WANTkD
Plans and spscfl ,stons to' sGao7l building
10 accommodate four hundred boy; will b. re.
ceived at the OFF, OF the Superintendent q;
Public Schools up to ~ m. on SATURDAY,
February 4th, 1857.
Ali drawings must b, made to thu uniform
scale of four toet 10 one nca, a1d sach dalsiai 90
any peculiar plan. drawing. &c.
drawings, as follows, must b, san! il by ol"h
competitor: all at ons time. viz
]. Plan Of each foot.
2. Transverse Section.
8. Front and side elevations
Full specifications must scacm1,ds c,Io AL
of drawings Gonursl instruction, concnrniny
sas, estimated cost &C., can be- obt.irai bv ,n.
plying to the Superintendent, 1T MA Off - o,
any Saturday besUo6n 10 q. n. and moon.
No compensation will DO alowet for Tho ni,ns
and specifications. buttho archi,ec. whoa draw
Ing is selected By the City School Board will ba
commissioned 10 carry out tho accented desion
make detail drawings, aad procure e9.in,,,s
make al agreements. and give person al su pervi.
sion 10 the erection OF tho building recsvng for
his services, in full. I've per cent on tho actual
cost. Zach drawing and specification mus. h,ye
the signature of its author. and r,jectst plsns
will be returned.
The Board reserves tho sight to roiact ali Tho
plans. A. McLKAN,
TOWNsHBND D FENDALL
RICHARD l.. CARNE,
Committee on Schoolhouscs and Furniture.
| dec20-2iwsd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-13

@-Ihey supply need long felt, aud must
Dacome house hold remedy. Just think-:o be
cured in few weeks of those terrible nervous
troubles and Sick Headaches. Neuralgia, and
Indigestion and the nervous system put in
natural and healthy condition. destroy ing the
possibility Of Paralysis. Angina Pectoris. and
sudden death. which is carrying eff so many no.
Bile men and VIC an in the full lids of life and
usefulness. Hissimple remedy ofe1.ract of Celery
Seed and Chamonile Flowys. combined in the
form of Pills. is q boon to hum ,nity. II has
saved Thousands of nervous. lickety, headsshing
children in our sch ools and out, every yelr. No
Nervous parsons or sLf51erJ from Headache.
NeurAleis. Indigestion or Paralysis will do
themselves justice u1lil they try then.
Price 30 cents boz. Sold by all druggists.
JANNEY & GO. Druggists, Wholesale
Agents for Alexandria. Va. dec3l-eolm.
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TELEPHONE EXCHANGE,

We h.ve nov in actual operation forty. ht
Telephones and are aidipg to the mum Der every
week. The best advertisement for the ins!ru-
ment IS that sll are entirely satisfied with it.
The prices charged ara much more reasonable
than 10 the larger ciIiss. The system operated
ia entirely new, and the best: so far, or likely to
be discovered. The terms are 80 moderate and
its uses 60 varied, being great convenience and
valuable time saver. that it would be we'll for
those who are not subscribers to we'll consider
whether they can afford to be outside of the B1.
change. The following is a list OF present sub.
scriberF, and many more have about decided to
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-13
Alexandria Gazette and Virginia Advertiser

OPINION AFFIRMED.--Io the Court of Al.
pesIs, It Richmond, yesterday, Judge Chrl-
tan delivered tn, Opinion of toe couu 10 the
csso OF Robert 4. Phillips, appellant, sgsinst
Locus Sewers appellee. affirming tbs d.ci-
sion of Jadgo Keith, in the Circuit Cours Of
Alexandris couoy. in favor of the appellee.
Edmund Burke. esq, appeared for tho arp,l-
lee and Judge Willoughty for the appellant.
This WAS 8 suit in chanosry aud attachment
against the lands of the sppellsn. 10 Alex,o
dts county, subjeotirg the land to the pay
m.nt ct money upon q Contract made 10 the
District of Uolumbis.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-13
LOCAL BRETI1IES.

Tia arrangements for the hop TO b. given al
MoBuraey's Hall tc-hight have bacn compIet-
ed. and it il txneced TO be the mes. b,istt
affair OF the kid Of the season.
Messrs. Prsizfe!dsr g. Co.'S store will be
closed tomorrow to give lhsm Gu opportunity
to arrange for the .rAnd opening on Monday. Of
which motto, will be given in tc-norroW's
Gszitte.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-13

The IrTHER CoNCERT.-Ths concert of the
ZAhor Cub CT Washington, at Armory Hall,
last night, was attended by small audierce
The music was excellent, but the small audience
and cod ball made it not very pleasant to be
thcro. Tho Beethoven Quartette. IS promised
10 the advertisement, did not put in an sppeal.
a,c,. Dir. j. M. Buchanan was present and
e5v1 several songs in excellent styls. Among
those who took part 10 tho advertisement wa:
Master Albert Stein Of this city. The corosr
Was one Of mtr,t and good audierc, should
have bsen present.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

5he Weather Probabilities. Jan. IS. 1852
and rain or snow, followed by p.rIly cloudy
weather, scu!herly 10 westerly winds, flight rise
in temperature, and falling followed by rizing
barometer,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-13
ALWAYS READY
Oysters Milk Confectionery.
HENRr BREEGLE, Ia9 KING sT,

HENRT BREEGLE, 1913 KING sT. i,
Is serving daily the most delicious and appetiz.
ing fries roasts and stews ut his
LADIES OYSTER PARLORS
and in his Oyster Rooms for Gentlemen. Patrons
may rely upon picked OyEttrs and The best
cookery in oil styles.
MILK and DREAM. fresh and pure from tie
country, always for sale. Try it for your family
Brepgle's Ice Cream. Pies for dessert or lunch
and pure Candies are specialties in which he has
never been eIcelled. Cakes Of all kinds OF the
best material cheaper than they can be IN ade At
htm,. He caters OF the best for families, par.
ties, balls, fairs and entertainments.
Cream Puffa, TArts and Pastry of all kinds !
Fruits. sugsrtd and plsin; Caromels. Nuts and
Confectioneries of all kinds
Call, see buy and be satisfied. jan12
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AUCTION SALES.

AZ tha railroad depot of the Washington snd
Snlo hailroad Company, in the city of Alexan.
a xn,H "; :, otter 1t public auction the
AN11hE LINE OF THE WASHINGTON s.
OHIO RAILROAD,
.leluuihg mat partly and that wholly construct
60, ano also AL and singular all the works and
property real, personal and mixed. rolling
hccK, locomotives, cars, &C., and ali riobts'
eontrsota and franchises of said WASHING ton and
Ohio Railroad Company. ''>'
>. Inc sild property contests of a construeted
hne or railway in active operation from tho citv
OF Ale1andra, Va, westward through tho CONN nm
ues OF Hiexandris. Fairfax and Ioudonn 10
hound Hiii station, IN Loudoun county q dir.
tauce OF on miles, Including line CONNECTING
Will the Washington and Alexandria Railroad
tne Ioao Is also graded beyond Round Hill foi
distance OF three mlos, AVA
o;. me o.ner real property OF the company con.
sists OF large brick depo. building and freight
mouse IN the city of AleIandris, round house
mschlne shop. car shop, car shed, stora homo
&C Emu ABOUT fifteen acres of land adi.cent
lnef eto also eleven depo! houses and lots Al the
eiesen prinG G!I. stations between AleIsndris
According to the route survey Cd the dist,nco
from Washington city to Point Pleasant on tho
ONO river. IL three hundred md twenty. ave
ml!ee, ana paases through a country hs,yilV
!lmhered and OF great mineral resources.
iel"s ING entire property, real, person, Al and
tonGnises, &C, ID sold together. and fol
ihs same me IA purchaser must pay Atty thousand
doI,fs 900 GOO Of the purchase money in cash
with interest from the day OF aale vb;cb q IL
payments are to be evidenced by bonds Which
are 10 De secured by deed of trust upon the
properly SOLO, to BE- executed upon the con6rms.
chaser. 1o' ~ 'He pu''
rms fale Is tublsct to the lien of ihs deed o.
trust executed August 9Th, 1853, to indemnif,
Inc oGanty OF Clarke. State OF Virginia, agsint
Liability for the annual interest on the bo5ds o
the said county for the sum of one hund I
.noussna dollars (SlOO 00O up TO and until ths
Time when said rosd shall be Commenced And
under construction in said county of C ,rke:, And
aglnss isb,ty for the payments of the princi
pal OF SAID bonds in case they shall become du,
and payable before the road phaIl be co mmencec
bonds falling due in the year 1892,
Inc purchaser will be entitled Ii the no
pfon'a Oh Inc road from the day of sale
4 T. BARTON,
RIOH'D. II. LIE. Osmn,,,
OHAs E. STUART, Of SsIe.
HENRY HEATON.
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