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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-04-15
RIIItiIOls NOTES

Rev job Turner, ~ Stauutou, Va, ia
u missionary to deaf mut.a throughout
thu south. II. IA now visiting IcIHs and
hla sorm b 10 the inmates ot the deaf.
mute institution ut Austin lat SUNDAY
IA said to have been an interesting aud
impressive scene. All WAS silence, but
the quick digi al motions of the speaker
were language to his audience.
The Chinese have no word that Ia
equivalent to hell and no conception Ot
such place. A mission tty III an agri.
cultural district OF China states that
when he tried 10 explain 1t the peopl'
asked u 1t was anything that uld be
raised. liz might have add i thai 1t
was s-very often.
The Venerable senior and presiding
bishop of thu Amer can Ep scopal
chur h, Dr smith, may be sai to have
beeu tizon under cry esi ent
IN the United States. He WAS five
years old whe. General Washington
died.
The following excellent compendium
ot what u house ot Worship should he II
from bn English paper; "Free from al
draught., tree from all delusIous, free
from all false doctrine, free to all mel
/ and tree from all debt"
/ Peer CoOpor's religion IN being dis
I cussod IN New York pulpits II was
pure thei-m, IA he rejected / . trinltH
nan theory But even lalmHgs sal,
".uch y life as Peter Coop r's IN III itrcl
u rengiuu that deiie1 criticism
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-04-15

A cable dispatch this morning All
uuurcca That Charles Brndlnugh, ihe
noted English atheist, was tried IN
London yc.tcrdnv for blusphcmy aud
acunitlcd. His offence consisted in
max ing light OF the Deity through nn
article IN the trccthiuk"r newspaper.
From all ncrouuts Bradlangh IN
noisy, coarse IMAM, with more hIu7tcr
than brain-. lIc has eXcrci-ed the
same mllurucr over the voters in the
borough OF Nottingham that Dennis
kcarnry did over the sand lotirrs ia
san Francisco, aud his several cNpul-
-iuns from parliament, On account OF
his religion. views, have given hlm
worldwide notorlcty. The higotcd
crusade against him enabled him 10
pose as martyr and hc has doublloS-
enjoyed It, The mistake nude by the
Religions lunlutH consisted IN ever
noticing him at all. But the HlRmti-
caurr about his trihl yesterday ia lhnt
II briug- up The prosecution instituted
by tho "luudon SucicB Tor the sup
precision oi BH.phrmuuu Literature"
against such authors ~ Herbert
spencer, lyudnll Huxley, John
stuart Mill lor their pubhrhersl etc ,
tor alleged bHsphrmy. Ii n vulgar
nuisance like nrndlsugh cannot be
convicted IA Nh English court, it au-
gurs rather dlsmallN for the cases
against the great m"m (or their w"rk-)
ubuNc named These men nrc the
lradlrg minds in modrcn thought and
civilization. aud any attempt to sup
press their writings seems the very
r--cucc Of tho ridiculous.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-04-15
M"rrIngo otKen,uc., Infants.

Prom the Co'iossuu ,h, Commonwealth.
County Clork McCu Iom this morn.
ing issued MARI age hcru.e to the
y uugest couple that ever applied tu
him, George +, Kyle. the groom, is
fourteen years of age, and is engaged
10 farming somewhere L. South Gov
iugton, IN kenton county. The bride,
Lizzie Msy Hollingrhead, from tue
same neighborhood, is only thirteen
years OF age. They were represented
by his father and aud her guardian, aud
will be married tonight, The bride is
Au orphan.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-04-15
D
Ice.

ruis Is g. uotIl nll creditors ot John
tnt~uu tluJ hr maI,. executed and dchY-
erred t" m' Oh Alril > ID, lss3, II general
dc,d OF H-ei ignmelt, t.r the benefit ui his
cIrdntur.. Nhi,h must hbs Jetn assumed
~ me, and nh rrciuurs Ot said Carson are
% luirI 10 sIRrliN lurlI a,sent To -uid n7-
sigumcnl and n.thc proofs OF their a inns.
4. o LYSN.
PNyo. ApIil B. 1873. ~ 3w
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-04-15

II il stated that iu New York city
10000 women aud girl. support thcm
selves 10y thcir own labor, aud 3o,OUU
other women maintain them-clv,.
and tnelr husbands 10y manual labor
or brain work An over thi, gloriou,
land there are women supporting
their husband.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-04-15

The firm Of h H. 4 J. J. Mckay.
manufacturers Of carriages and buggies,
Is dissolved 10y mutual consent, j. J
Mckay re'iriug, Tie business wall be
carried on as heretofore, by X Ii.
Mchal, who assumes all liabilities ot
the old firm, and solcits the continued
patronage " all old friends and Gus.
TONERS X Ii. MukAY,
= w j. =. MCkAI.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-04-15

The EXAMINER ventures the pre-,
dictlou that if there ia any demand
upon the next legislature to abolish
or materially amend the Gibson rail
road law it viii CONE from the people
and not the railroads. It will be re-
membered that the saloon men
learned to love the bell punch system
and they did not ask the legislature
10 repeAl IL.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-04-15

Bob lngersoll is preparing for Il
European trip this summer aud the
legal gentlemen who are employed by
the government to.prosecute the star
routers are said to regard tie
preparations with dismly They con
strue it that the trial will eud soou
and with 1t the $50 per day that Mr..
Bliss, for example, draws Tor HE val
mAhle serYices.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-04-15

Passing through 1T. Louis last
Wednesday congressman OchiltrcC
was interviewed to the extent of IA
column IN the GloDc-Dcmocrat one
ot his statements Was to the effect
that the people OF TuIas stand by
each other aud make their represent
atiyes stand together to work Tor the
interests Of the whole state.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-04-15

Lyman Potter, the heclbarrow
feud aud slx-day pedestrian, was
run down aud killed by the cars In
Mississippi last week. AT the time
of his death be was engaged III the al
tempt to truudle " heelbarrow IRON
New York to New Orleans. Potter
won momentsry fame some ten years
ago BY pushing barrow from SaD
Francisco TO Albany.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-04-15

Morse's ARue Magnets are guaranteed
to ru,e I ver AMI alue. Then why suit !
longer? They ATE only tiny cent per
box, mou,y refunded II II cure Is effected
Soli whoIr-alc and retail by Castles, Nor
u,,u ~ Co Waco, Texas.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-04-15

The Princesr Louise put her roya
foot on American soil agsn yr,tcr
day, aud Lord Lorne, hike u duufu
spouse, Was ON hand to greet her
When she gets back 10 Canada ",
shall have another batch hofsensations
kilograms about dynamite being dls
covered in odd places in Ottawa.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-04-15

The Nashville American, the lead
ing democratic paper in Tcuucs-ce
has gradually but surely drltcd 1,
the position OF organ tor tho proIcc
tive wing OF the Tennessee democ
racy. II does no, favor Carlisle fol
the speakership on account OF hi'
free trAhn tnndnnciea
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-04-15

Tho cable reports "a wild pane
iu Paris yesterday, ON account oi the
death OF II rich and bold oil broker
" no must hsNc been u Kind Ot a Stan
dard ON company ndiyidunlizrd 10
have caused such cummouum hy
simply dying.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-04-15
a Man who Can spill, IA Needle

Charles SomeryIllr, machiuist en-
ployed IN the lock works At Stamford
IL 50 expert III his business that he can
gu an ordinary machine ue, die in two
leugthwisc, drill II hole through each
half, aud then tRsteu them to. ether AZ
accurately that the place where It Nur
separated cannot be seen.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-04-15

The celebrated shorter will case
ut Rome, Ga, involving 100000, has
lust been decided aud thc VIII nold
good. Seventeen lawyers were IN
the case, one Of whom spoke ten
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-04-15

Chief Justice Waite has announced
to the bar that the Unitcd states Sn-
prcmo court will DISCONTINUE hearing
arguments on April 2ilh, aud that Hd-
iournmcnt Tor the term will bn had
Nav -tb
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-04-15

Professor Cmld, OF Harvard, in. H.
lustrating the follics oi modcrn sclou-
lihc warfare, says it 'osts Hs much IL
build and equip AN lrun.clad as 1t
would to literally eudow university
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-04-15
PRACIICAI. CsIIROPODIsI
Twelve Years Experionce

have opened au office ut the Pacific
Shaving purlor, under the Pacific Hotel
Coru-, humous, in growing toe nails
aud all defects II the feet treated. Per
mnurut cure guaranteed or Ho pay. C-4
at private ir.idrucr hy request Cnrus
extra ted positively without pain, aud
immediate relief gwen.
PKor. l.. b. ANsoS, Chiropodist.
TDIpt.,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-04-15

The resolutions passed 10y tho New
! ork legislature on the death Of Peter
C0ouer open as follows: Whereas,
1t has plca,ed Aim ghty God at the
age of g3.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-04-15

The Iroquois club, OF Chicago, Gel
ebrated Jefferson, birthday by Z
grand banquet Friday. Speeches
were made by prominent democrats
aud letters read trom many others.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-04-15

The oalce OF railroad cUmmi ,sioner
is the most tempting plum now hang
Jug Oh the Texas irult tree. Severn
gentlemen are waiting Ton it to drop
into their hsnds.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-04-15

have had my attention repeatedly
called to the fact that an impositor i,
travelling through different pa ts OF thi,
state representing himself to be DR. Ii
Robinson, opucin uf Waco, Texas
thereby securing the confidence OF those
who are afflicted with ~ rak ey, sight anu
-wIudhug them by obtaining money tur
treatment and S.tctarlcs under sucu
misrepresentation. have no agent OF
pHrm aud will siNeH hNeral reward
Tor information regarding the where
nh uts OF any person or persons usiu :
my name. Address Dr. Ii. Robinson
optlcmu, SO. - Austin sire t, Waco
Texas
Papers can serve their subscriber by
exposing the mpustor -Ui25d&w
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-04-15

Dos SEED 10 WAII. rs have now on
hand 95uitO tint Inn orttd aud Il mestic
clgtr, which tm .,llng at reduced
prcc,. No need TO wait.
,I-lJ- ,-tc A. IIKKZ.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-04-15

Congressman Rwg-n ia at hot
Springs, hoping To receive hehrh'
from the use ut the waters there.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-04-15

\ nasal injector free with each bottle
of Smoh- catarrh remedy. Price 80
cents Sold hy Castles, Morrison x o.,
Druggsts Waco. Texas. -02nSGm-l
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-04-15

A heavy SNOWFALL i- reported ia
Dakota YESTERDAY Winter = 50 re-
luc,ant to 10 that be will not even be
kacked out
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-04-15

VIII -eil my stock Of initial pins at
elites j LtvINsKL
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-04-15

For your car cts, mattings, window
hudrr, lamps and chandeliers. 4.S div
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-04-15
Monday, April 3Oth, 1888.
- FTTNI6 a
Whole tickets O.. Hslfucket. u II

Whole tickets g. Half ticket. 81 p tipt-t.
go, aa tickets eluu
Remit money OF Hank utAft iu Letter. or
lslERED LETTER OR POStOFkItE nm.
DER, Orders Of Is snd upwari, Ly kvpre.,
ean he sent 81 our expense. Address sll on.
iers 70 W. BOARDMAN. Cousisr-iyur.
nA Building LsRl.vil.. 4,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-04-15

WACO, Tex, AprII /, ls~3.
Referring tu the above, / hrg to- say
that | have associa ed II. self NTH m!
sou, +. q. PsKellum, and will continue
the business Of the old firm uudrr the
name Of kcllum " Son
There WI be no interruption to the
business. I cold EN- loyes Of the house
remain, and all the coudi ions oI the
trade are substantially the same.
Thanking the many frle ds and
patro OF the house Tor past kudue--cs,
beg continuance Ut the same for the
future. Respectfully
". K. kuLLuNL
thank the friends of the odd tir , for
the ma y invor- md at their hands. |
heartily and sincerely commend uN sUr-
cesso To- all m, friends T. new firm
Is III every resurct, as uod HIS tine odd.
| I'm 'er all circumstances, they will do
/ right. T.. k.rAN.
I 7-2w.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-04-15

They relieve the -nxorged Liver. cleanse
tlc HInod from poiRonous bumors, and
sI,uae thC bowels Ia at naturally, WIN
nut "a hirh no one can feet we'll,
Try thi. remedy n,,ri-, and you VIII gain
4. Lr,IIh, ntVr-tion, ' igorOu- ItDdS. Pure
ItInnd st,Onu Nerves, aud ~ sound Liver.
P,,r, 2S,emt. OfiIcc, ~ Murray 81, n. ".
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-04-15

Iu.try-. p.r .,ul.. - upul9 pJ Chickens
.r,r ..y 81 uva. ID E-.- l.'ir. r. t'r
- lU. II .u. i..,. r'talor sweet @'
l.-u. Nr.trr - ,r. eastern, sect u VI
NuIHa-, -t.r.. . ." rrr hhl. lurnlrs vt
II .I,-. .r,yu. scr. lr, mint l5elic.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-04-15

HAY, per ton e. aplD ". Cora, per bu
Ia. Wnrat M.du-rrauean. 5nd-Ic. Oats
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-21
Oddities.

We hope the new monitors will be kept out of the way of canal boats, 80 they wont be sunk as that one was in New York harbOr 8 while ago.--Bos. Post.
 Heard in an office: "I see that the old fashioned warming-pans are coming into style again" "SO l have notlced-
 Teht folly; useless expense l don't wau, one. My wife always goes to bed frat"
 Edith: No, it is not right to use the obnoxious term "born idiot in speak ing of a woman of forty who left her family and eloped with youth of nine teen. It is not right, because 1t leaves you no epithet sufficiently strong to ap- ply to the young man.
 "In our country" said the Englismen, as he leaned back in his chair, "before we marry we arrange to settle certain sum on the wife" "Yes, I know" re piled the American, "but with us II IS different It IS after we are married that VIC settle everything on the wife and arrange to beat our creditors. Flaw! I see. And how do the creditors take it?'' "They never find anything to e."-New York Commercial Ad- vertlssr.
 k new rival brass band was hired to play at the funeral of a Connecticut deacon. They were playing a slow and solemn dirge at the grave, when sud denly the trombone man shot out d blast that started the hearse horses and broke up the whole procession. The leader, turning upon him tiercely, asked him what he was doing that for. He answered, with a smile: Wall, I thought it was a note, and it want nothin' but a hoss-hy; but played 1t.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-21
Ercnr.inntsts Coming.

The third annual Raymond excursion party to Colorado and California. vIth one hundred and forty excursionists. left Boston on the Eth inst, They remained m Chicago over sunday, April sth. and then proceeded over the Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad to Kansas City. and thence over the Atchis0n, Topeka & Santa Fe through Kansas Colorado and New Mexico They will -ojourn u' Manitou and Denver. sev- eral days. take an excursion through Clear Greek Canyon O Black Hawk and Central and a tour of some days duration among the grand scenic points of the Rocky mountain. on the line Of the Denver and Rio GIaude. They then visit tht hot sprinss at Las Vegas and Santa te, in New MeTico. lt Is probable that the excursIon Wlll 70 to Chihuahua and Guayrnas. They will re- main one or two di.ys in Tucson. and pass on to California. returning east by the northern route leaving San Francisco on Nay 23d. This party has been on the rosd for more than ten days, and may be expected iu this city about April 25th. second excursion under the same management 10 travel over the same route left Boston on April i2th, and a t'lird party win leave on tho 18th instant Tucson should prepare 10 properly entertain her esste-n c1ssts.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-21
Forcing Charity.

mar suffering with a severe type of pneu- monla arrived in Tucson on Sunday. from Lord-burg, New Mexico, and applied to the hospital authoritiss for admission. presenting the folIo~iuE letter:
 LoaDsHrRG. N M April I4th 1888.
 To the Sist r- of Charity, Tucsou. a. T: The bearer Danl. Nurph poor man who wa- ken slek while working on The railroad h rs' he Is m de-rltu e clrcums- -ance7 and l- truly a subject for charity. Yours ke~pty.
 HAxPsoN d CARL IND.
 Inasmuch as no charity hospital exists m Tue son, and the charitable object was sent hither from New Mexico with the apparent intention to avoid bestoviug upon him any more charity than Co get him out of the way. the Sisters iu ] charge of the hospital 'efused to admit him ] without an order from one of the Bnsrd of Su- l pervisor,. After some delay. the circumstances of the caSe showing no reason why Pima County should care for the indigsnt sick of New Mexico, the dying COL lItion of the msH appealed To the humanity f supervi-or Ous. and he rave sn order for the admi issiOn of the patient to the hospital solely npon the slender hope of saving the fraglle life % nearly eE- hausted, or. fl the succor comes too late. to make his last hours as comfortable cIrcum- stances would permit
 The Si-ter= In charge may feel cumphmented in being selected co TT mister Co the necessities of an abandoned stranger, wfs SC days of weary pilgrimage are closing into the gloom of eternal night without a glimpse of tlse radiant sunset that should tighten the path Of the to ub, yet they can not hope to extend their charities be yond their capacity and iuris fiction. The patient sent from Lor,ishurg had no claims upon this county and he should have been sent to silver Cits only short distance from Lords- burg. by the kind heart od cor lratOrs. where his proper oure would be incumbent upon the authorities.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-21
People.


 Billy Bley, of Pinal, has gone east G. H. Oury and wife are at their home in Florence.
 J. Odell has erected bosth house si the Clifton hot spriu ys.
 J.G. Ward has put in five acres oi vegetables near Clifton.
 Misses Ella and Julia Dole have left Phenix to reside in California.
 Rev. H. H. Messenger, of Dudleyville paid Florence a visit last week.
 J. NJ. Ochoa is setting out pepper trees around his Florence home.
 PR. McKane, of Troy, Pa, is in Florence and will remain one vera
 Born, in Florence, April 7th, to the wife of Mr. Samuel Walker, daughter. Jos ph Martin aud E. J. Whelan have been appointed constables ln precinct No. 3, Graham county.
 Thos. B. Fish, of the Specie Paying mine, has returned from Tucson to Flor ence, his health being restored.
 A man named Richards died on the Verde on the 9th instant, of lung fever He leaves wife and several children. Miss Hattie Parton has returned home to Santa Ana. Cal, after long visit tc her sister, Mrs. GreenleGf, in Yuma. The body of Adolph Bowman, mur- dersd by the Apsches III Sonora, has been dlsinterred and sent tp New York. Hon. P. J. BOlan is laying out town site at Purdy's ranch, pr posed station la I.nr.tak,rtrer an1 l'tFfrnn rAll- road.
 1t is again asserted that H. c. Hooker the cattle king of Arizand, has sold his Sierra Bonita ranch to an English c"m' pany.
 Frank Hunter has charge Of the ss- saying department of the Head Center Tranquility Mining Company Tomb stone.
 Dr. Edward J. O Dougherty, late oi Salt River valley, died in Reno, Ari- zons, on the 10th instant If hemorr' haze.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-21
Right Snrt of A Boy.

''Sir," said lad coming down to one of the whRrves in Boston, and addressing a well known merchant, "sir, have you any berth on you shir? l want to eari something"
 "Whst can you do?" asked the gentle man.
 T can try my best to do whatever an put to do" answered the boy.
 "What have you doneY"
 Il have saved and split all mother wood for nigh on two years.
 "What have you not done! asked the gentleman. who was a queer sort or Questioner."
 Well, sir, answered the boy. after 2 moments pause, have not whispered in school once for a whole year
 ''That's enough" said the gentleman. you may ship aboard this vessel, and hope to see you the master of her some day. A boy vho can master a wood-pile and bridle his tongue must be made of good stuff. The Southern Churchmsn
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-21
4 Rich strike.

The last rich strike 10 be recorded in Pima county wac. about week snce, n adS by Messrs Rice tad Malcom, m the Qui!otoa mountains one mile west of the covered well The ore bod! has been stripped for considerable distance and a clearly defined ledge t~o and hait fee m width opened up. every pound of which VII pay to ship. portion of IL, known as th' black streak" ten inches in thickness. has face vSlue of two thousand dollars per ton In ore m character IS antimoaial silVer.
 Although the Grand View. as the mine n called has been oisooverei but a week, its for tunAte owners have already five tons of ore or the dump ready for shipment as soon as sufficient sscks for that purpose can be taken out Tn; ore will cost but fifteen dollArs Der ton to briua II to Tucson.
 Mr. Mike Rice the discoverer, found the fioai rock more than yrar ago, and since that tim, made many sn intellectual search for the ledge but not prior to the time stated were his effort, crowned with the success which. as an homes and industrious miner, he ss nehly meritssE
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-21
Lee,,L.
PrnnnsaIs fnr Flnar.
HEADQUARIEKs DEPARTMENT OF ARIZONA. OFFICE CiIEF CuNNIsstRH SUBsIsrENCE
 WHIPPLE BARRACKS.

HEADQUARrEks DEPARTMENT OF ARIZONA.
 OFFICE CiIXF CoNNIss. .RH SUBSISTENCE
 WuPpLE BARRACKS. !
 PREsCurr A. r.. AprIl q ls-S = FAILED PROPOSALS IN ThIPLlCAtE. - subject to the u-uAl conditions. Wlll be re ceivrd at this office and at The utces of the Act ing tommi-saries or Sntsi-tence at tne Io-l3N Iug ual-ie,l posts. until 2 clock noon. Monday, i, May 1 l--a. at winch tlme and places they VIII Ice opened In presence of bidders, for furnishing ard delivery of Flour. az follows:
 Fort Apache A. r.. 6iUu hs.. Fort boWle, A. T.. 6lOd0 h-.: Fort 6raut A. T., 60,tuO n,s; Fort Huachuca. A. T.. t0pl ns.. Fort Lowell. I-- 5leu De-: Fort MCDoWsll- A. T., Sltuu ni--; Fort | .omss A. T.. 10000 ns rt Verde. l. I. Z5 eu 1hs.; MMpple Barracks. A. l.. .slu.u li-.
 Proposals must be accompanied by bond with two suret1e-. in the sum of Sttto each. and m accordance uitn the form . rercrtbed- pro D cal unsccompanied by surh b nd wall not oe considered. The right Co ulmIulSh the amount Co be Durcha-ed at the respective pests IS re- served by the Government; and, with Inc con sent of the bidder tO whom an award ls madf. lt may be increased lelivery of one-haf the amour awarded gI III be required within forty nve da s. and the balance within ninety days aftrI notification Of aWart No bl1s wll4 be en- te-talusd D. lees samples ce turnlsted, winch should not be of less weight than l2 pounds. go I1arksti as tO be rssIly identified. and should reach this office or beforr the date fpr Openin-, bids. \ standard sample Of [ ur, Of The quai- itT rh S advertiser euf Coutem plates VIII he tuF- ulstei bidders on application, which applica- tlon should be mate at ths earliest practicable date. The Govern ment reserves the right 70 re- iect any or al proposals,
 BanS proposals Doui- and full information gs To he mssruer of b b'ddlng conditions C. be oh-ervad by bidd-r- and teru.- of contract and pawn sIrt. will be urnIshed on application fO thls 0face or Co the CommIssarles of the posts, Envelopes con.aming proposals should ot marked Proposals for four at" and ad- dressed to the undersigned. or to the ComulIs- sary at the post CHAS P. EAGAN.
 apsS4. Captain and C : |. S. Army.