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fam surn thG. swlfps So cidc saved myl Ne
! was triilh y poisoned with mtlara aud war
given No % DE. swlits SiCUldH uCyed rae
utomrty aid onCrely. think ii. the greatest
remedy Of the az. e. @. SthHtFE,
srpt. Gao Work, Rome ga.
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Ponds Extract.
For pains, schss, cuts, etc. lite power is
supreme over oil disease that comes
within its rangs. II never falls. Try Il
once.
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COTTON AND FUTURES.
MONEY, sruUKs AND BONDS.

Nav YoRK. June Money ITO q urine mer.
osulilc paper s IN 6; sterling exc langc, B' H..
Arm i3li,: sight ih6..
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Mr. Robert A EAsley, Of Dickson, Tennessee,
writes unier da'o OF March ~, 1851 "fbAd
ch,ls and fever followed by rhcum A'ism, for
three YEAR., 80 that was not able To attend 10
my business; had tried almost every kind OF
med feline. aud found no relief friend re.
commended iNifts Specific. tried Que bottle,
and my heath began TO improve. / continued
until had taken six bottles, aud I, has SGT me
commend II To all ,imiarly afflicted
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have known and used swlftR sreciGo for
more then twent' y as, and have seen more
wonderful rogul!S from i's use then from any
ICmudv In OF ont o. tho PhaImao9pw!a ltp
certain and sHie antdote 10 all SORTS ~ blood
Poison J. ~ gsCS SMITH, MD, Atlanta, ga.
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Our Hcl.l-c on Blood and slim Disease
irailcd 'gJc 10 applicants.
THE SWIFT sPnCIglC CO,
Drawer hus~is. "a.
u Y. oGico. $50 West 23h 81 bot 6ih & 7,h Ava.
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10 81 ai,V Drsvnfcc B. farulSA on F.og, rct
CON FLAIk AR5pBClb on sic 81 NtL
''i'" ans Gpuutv nrnucrgy
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p, T,HE, MARRIAGE GUIDE. ! p2RSSe9s

Elegant cloth aud gilt binding. Sealed for 20
ccntsl In postage or currency. over my woni
dcriul pen pictures true TO life, articles on tho
following subjects; Who may marry who not:
whyY Proper age 10 marry. Who marry first!
Manhood, Momanhood. Physical decay. Who
should marry. How life aud happiness may be
increased, Those married or contemplating
marrying should read IL. IL ought to be read
by all adult persons, then Kept under lock and
kew, Popular edition, same as above, but paper
cover aud go pages, % cents by mail, Ia money
or postage.
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Smiths Tg:s,. d Nay E.;w3s.
II Positively Cures where all
Other Remedies Have Fail
ed to Produce Relief.

"Brlghrs Disease Of IN Kidneys" fearful
scourgc, which spares neither nge, sex nor condi'
ton, becomes an incupblc disease only for tho
want of timely attention. II allowed to work its
ravagcs unchecked until It has fastened upon the
vitals Of lis victim no medical skill can release its
hold: II claims its prey, and annually numbers its
victims by the thousand A timely use OF
Smiths Extract of May Flower
will positively prevent such results. In proof OF
this assertion we cite you TO the numberlcss tcsi.
monas In our possession, and quote such emf.
nent authorities as DIR. Eli Ives, OF New Haven.
Conn, and DR.. King. Compiler OF Kings Dis
pensatory.) Ask your own physician II these
names are authorities and decide for yourself
whether you will sacrifice your life rather than
surrender your prejudice to nm advertised mcdi.
cine. Decide now, 1t may not be too late.
Smiths Extract of May Flower
Is natures own remedy II Is no vile docoction
OF nauscous drugs and dangerous chemicals. May
Flower Is modest little plant which grows in
New Foundland, In Pennsylvania and Kentucky.
II diurctlc and astrngent In It's properties, and
has frequently been used to great advantage in
Diarrhma and Bowel Complaints OF children. Its
great merit, however, IL In Its gentle and efficient
action on the Kidneys. II removes all impurities
through natural channels, and restores thcsystcm
to healthy condition. Itpromptly relieves pains
In the back and loins. In cases OF weak and deli
cate females. its value is beyond computation.
But for the natural modesty OF woman, which
causes her to shrink from newspaper publicity
we might publish hundreds OF testimonials oil
inestimable benefits derived from its use.
Ask your druggist for Smiths Extract OF May
Flower. Read carefully the circular around the
bottle. II is yours to choose between
Health, Happiness and Life,
Disease. Misery and Death.
Prepared only by g y. Smith d Bro. Covlngton
XIV FOR sale bv all druggists
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". d. WILLIE q Co.,
RSh ESTATE LAND and
rnLLrnrINn AnENrn.

eRAEn-wIGDsoEH HOTEL DALLAs TEXAS
WIZ give tp0CE attention to securing sooi
inyestraents I'm city property. farming aud
grazing land. To stock teisCrs aud colonies
w. oder special lndncomouT having on our
lists large tracts OF fine agricultural aud graz.
Ing lands. with abundance OF wG.or. Tho rent.
Ing aud sale OF city property will receive special
aud personal attention. Collections prompts
made and RENTED. Having limo OF Offices in
chicago. 81. Louis ann Now York. and corrcs'
property art uncquallod. We h.ge 5000 acre
Of the Gnost LAID In Texas. belonging 10 the
Frnnco.Texan Land Company, choice selec'
tiors, which ve will sell on long tle, These
lands are adjacent TO and contiguous 10 the
Texas b Pacific Halfway. We publish, IN con
nection with orr business,
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Letters from twenty three (2sl OF the leading
tsil drug s,s o. Atlanta say uude' at March
-. 1881: I'VE sell more Of Swif's Syociho taan
as much rs any other blood r,oc icine. We sci
4 10 al classes Rnd many o. the hes, families
use Il rs general heulth tolic."
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SHOES.

GENTLEMEN WHO WISH TorFUR.
NtSH THEMSELVES WITH FINE
SHOES IAN BE SURE or GETTING
THE BEST If THEY ASK THEIR
saOE.DEALER FOR uANAs's.MAKE
OUR GOODS ARE MADE or THE
FGNE7T MATERIAL, AND THE WORK
Is SD WELL PUT TOGETHER THAT
THE SHOES WILL WEAR AND
KEEP THE SHAPE. ANY FOOT,
SLIM MEDIUM Or WIDE, CAN BE
FITTED ny A DE ALER WHO KEEPS
AFCLL LINE OF OUR GOODS. OUR
NAME Is STAMPED ON THE SOLE
OR WOVEN IN iHE..sTRAP. OF EV-
cry SHOE.
HANAN Il SON.
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The North Texas Real Estate journal

Which will be distributed along the various
lines Of railway. and Ill be plscod on 6le in the
hotels OF the principal cities In this country and
Europe, furnishing full information regarding
Texas and hor resources VIII fuvrtsh complete
abstracts OF title 70 property In Dallas and sur.
rounding counties; win prosecute olaims against
the United States In all the departments OF the
government. Bounty. pension ann land claims
q speciality. Gall and examine Our Lis 4 prop.
0rty.
Represented by O. 8. CARTER, Ia Nassau
street, New York; n. J. SICHARDs, . Ran.
doiph street Chicago and A. SOHIELDS. 6is
fihaNtuut etroet. a. Iorfs. Mo
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TosE-opened: New York. dull; New Or
leans, kteady; Liverpool, steady: CLOSED: sev
Orleans. quiet; New York steady; LIVERPOOL.
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TITusv1lAs, Pa. June ls.-opened at 72Xc. hiph,
est 7S1sc: lowest 70>'sc; closed 1t 7IsIc. -
NEW YonK. June ls.-petroleum firm. r1nI,ed
IKE refined sasc :" 49, " 1'se4
!: sALslapaE; June lS Petroleum lower and dull;
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TIE DEnocKAIIc PRIMARIES.
Delegates to tho County Convention t.
=! be Chosen To-day. 3.

Delegates TO tho County Convention to
be Chosen To-day. .g.}.
The Democrats OF Ohio county hold their
primaries this afternoon to choose delegates
to the county convention next Mondsy. For
several months the different candidates for
county offices havs been working like Turks,
and to-dsy the result will be determined at
the polls The general opinion among the
Democracy last night seemed 10 be that Mr..
HRpdlan would secure the nomination for
Sheriff, though there were many who e1-
peutsd Messrs. EEsrtar end Kimberly to hold
him pretty level, twas asserted by the great
e1.commoner that be would carry the Fourth
Eerd and at least one country district sure,
and ffiSnds Of Mr.. Egsrte1 claimed alice OF
the county tor bi1,, Bat slmost everybody
predicted Hsndlan's triumph. 5gEg hi
For Clerk of the County Court, Mr.. aook
has q walk over, OF courae, and for Clerk OF
tho Circuit Court Maj. Slitchellis Is equally
happily situated. That is, SO lar as the nom
iuation Is concerned. TIE result in October
~ no s4sh foregsno conclusion. 53faG
4 Tie prosacn tprsh!p has bscn a bone Of con-
tent!or. Hon. J. u, Woods sud the present
prosecutor, L., g. Jordan, sre the eontbstants
Many OF Mr.. Woods friends now oonns9e
JordSp's denomination. In the minor f1lcey
not much I1terest is taken. Unclo John
Boring and GeofSs Bsird, ir, will be on the
legislative ticket, and Dsnls O. Esefs will not.
This much Is sottled-And not much mosO.
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TOR sALE-A, NICE FARM or IN,
~ acres Will diviie we'll. Price a. m ~
2ate9 aole'. suitable for Co0ny: pnce 81 ~, Aea
t sor aest!saoa address ]. Il. BRisToR, N.,ias
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DOWN TIE AIs,EiH.
Mason County for Biatne-Mili Trouble

Mason County for BiAtne-Miii Trouble
Is '5;5 ~ go Mt Clifton. ,ts 4
HI. Q. D. Thompson, Vice President for
this district Of the Amalgamatsd Association,
returned last evening from Clifton, Mason
county, where he was called to adj asst strike
at the Clifton rolling mill. Tina a:ea De.
mandsd o. the company como time ago that
1t furnish them ;cs-water to drink while at
work. The compsny declined. In the dis
pute which followed. two OK tbe employees
mGde themselvssnbnoxious to the mill own
ers, and were discharged, whereupon the
men struck. hi. Thompson .waa sent for to
adjust the difficulty, sid aucceeded iu hay-
ing the two ;lntn Ieinstnted, tho workmen
agiesing to furnish their own ice.wsiss,
i Mr.. Thompson was also at Mason City and
Hartford. lie says everybody down there is
enthusiastic for the Aspublieeu ticket, and
they promise to carry Macon county for
Blaine and Logan by; 400 me- orlty. Fila; ,a
good news. "A few such counties will ac.
complish the redemption OF the State. y.
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News AID Gossip In Relation 10 Various

News AID Gossip In Relation 10 Various
People. 5.y5i,. ~
MIR, and Mrs, T. B. Hammond, OF Brooke
county, were at the hoLure House yesterday.
Mrs. Clement Hess ia flstics!ing at Mt,
Airy Vineyard; Ohio, for tho benefit Of her
health. IA. ~ Tx &. /,
ME-. P. Harrip, OF Westohester, Pa, IL
visiting his mother at the Wheeling Female
College. e. I Z, /. ~ a. s,s5t
Mr.J. Garland Hurat, Sheriff Of Jefferron
county, 9ss at the State House yesterday on
business. r Egss si525t :ss.. ~ ~ {, ~. 3
Mr.. Cam Thompson, editor Of the Hinton
Herald and Democratic aspirant for the Office
Of State auditor, Is here looking after his
fences. ,,7 Fl - !, ii=y
James stesley, EEq., and Benjamin Engls,
Esq, were yesterday admitted to practice in
the Supreme Court OF Appeals on motion OF
W. 8. Hsnda, Of Parkersburg. 81
Dr.. Msnnawsy, native OF Uniontown,
Pa, now Of Georgia, a stumpspeaker Of note,
Ia In the city. He is an enthusiastic Blaine
and Logan man, and may be heard from on
tho stump in this etats.
Rev. j., N. Wonders, of ehippenville, Pa,
arrived in'tbo city last evening and ia the
guest OF Rev. j. Il. Dorm blaser, for member
OF whose family be will administer the sacrn-
ment OF baptism st The morning service to.
morrow. \ =, ri,
Miss Emeline Armstrong, Of st. Olairsville,
o., will return to the Wheeling Female Col
lege next year and resume her professorship.
This will be good news to the many friends OF
the College, rs Miss Armstrong is we'll known
as a lady OF broad culture and very SUGGEST
ful as teacher. ~ ~ ~ {5,Els.EsSt
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THE PLUMED KNIGHTS
or the Lincoln Club-The Organization

OF the LtncOln CAuD-Vne Organization
s.apsFsl I1rs1f Completed. e IS 4
The Republican youpg mems marching
club organized last week met at the Lincoln
club rooms last night and completed It's OF.
ganizatioa. Tho club was christened 1.-THE
Plumed knights OF tia Lincoln Club and
the initiation fss was fixed at So The club
starts of, with rs members, and It's member
ship IS not limited. Thare ia nothing e1.
elusive about II; II more members Join than
can conveniently be handled In one body,
two companies will be formed. The members
are requested to call on Secretary Harrison
at the Mcclure House to-day and sign the
constitution. On Tuesday evening meet.
ing will be held at = the Lincoln
club rooms and = line officers elected,
consisting OF captain, three lieutanants,' an
ensign and five orderlies. A handsome and
attractive uniform will te procured. 1t has
not yet been decided upon, but will probably
be white helmet with flowing plume, > a
white negliso blouse, pleated and belted,
white leggipgs and dark trousers, with, u
bulls.eye lantern at the belt and light canes.
Mr. B. W. Peterson will shortly visit New
York, and will select several styles OF uni
forms and have samples cent for the club TO
select FROM The club will welcome to lis
membership Any Republican between the
ages OF IS and As. !. a. ~
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CTR mATTEns.,
B,fsf Notes on Current Events OF Minor
T=yl1t m. Interest, ~ y, -. ~ Il <

B,fer Notes Oh Current Events OF Minor
l5ti l. Interest. H, ~ n Z 4
OPEg.AlR concert this evening. 4,
PEACHES have mnde their appearance In
market. Il ST. j iNi1ls 4
BulrEss is dnll with the Justices Of tho
Peace nowadays I Z h ~ n / AZ Z * "
THE Opera House band returned from Nor.
gsntown ye,lefday. III
t'soutnE scHuL,z, yesterday committed
Henry Null 10 tho county jail as q lunatic.
JupoE u. P. fRopoxRs presided In Police
Cont yesterday In the absence Of Judge
Jeflars. a \ Z IA - 2.
Tnr jewellers OF Wheeling have agresd 10
olohe their storeB at Gr.5A. from June 10 10
September l. ''5sGS8$ "A w l'5
A LARGE brasu key wns found on the Main
erset bridge Thursday night aud left at police
headquarters. &lY Z
OnE OF the departments OF the Fourth ward
school INDUCED In II picnic ut Locust grove,
east OF the city, yesterday. C
TIE Chicago, !parkersburg & Norfolk Rail-
road Company yesterday. fled Its bylaws
with Secretary OF State etslnaker. ,g.i
TIE cartmsn employed by D. Gore, the
street paving contractor, will this evening
demand an advance in their wages from " oo
to s. day. b 4 jlI.l s 9jl
| p.r, KIvy.a natjva NJ Germany. and Ro.
bart Edgar. q native OF Scotland, received
their fiTst cit;z,uship papers In tho Circuit
Court yesterday. vi ~. rA', yyfsHHs,-Sl
No. NJ WAnpr, who wns thrown from
h,s hursy Tbuystjsy syepinr ont The pike, Il
NH 90 srionsly hurt az at frat feared, lie
was ali risht. last night cxcep!iinghls, black
eyes. 'g, n fs3.s5g s-Es&HR&3iS4gt 4
H. II. Corr Of Colsrsin Belmont county,
q. hna a Inrre oron oi Sharnleaa strawbsrries
na,riv M hiS IA ths Bsrne,yilie ones. Bsch.
nan h Mevsr OF this oitv. handle his On.
tire crop. ID i .gti.k ~, lgSt- 5 n, 4
Tur final examinations O, tho twenty.
four prndusts, of the DublIc school were
hold Thufsday. embracing Geography and
rhaiorio Ths commencamsnt eIercises will
lake ulaco priday. June 81, ~ Nm sJ},i /
n, ,,.. ~ 1,,,v III, Ia r,,,;,.d =,
,nt.a T.. AM no,;nn s',,oS ~ hais cniisrs sn u
tha liks. AlrssIv @. ]. Maysr. the Make
strset oiear man. has a uNlaine and Loeau'
hrand 81 cirars: yery good cIgaru they are
too.T ~ e. :, = 50 - l'S'.t, 4
-. =, al, m,,-.,,,,o ,..t.,d.,
t..a n .Lu. W. ~ NJ. Iv;,,;.rr aI.ysT
a.efnV9n hppoia'eu ~, Nv. ', ~ ~ hniIdin.
aer, " nslegepIIhs 9 Tnr,, NJ Honsa"sni
gynn,..su iot sao u ,...o.dsn,. I.-.,',ern
J, 40 lisht'onou -. ~
oA"' fl'3 ~ , Z! * w
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o OnIy.One more Ntxh..

!; The pleasant weather Of last night had the
effect Of attracting a large crowd to the
Capitol building. The fancy tables were the
center Of attraction all evening: Mrs:
Browne'sice cream tables wers also literally
patronizsd., Late Ia this evening the follow.
Ing named articles were rtflisd Of: CarrIage
robe 10 CT. Bell, number 1c5; pair lands.
down slipp PATE. qunber IS. held BY MonsiguoY
Sullivan; silk piano cover, number I'LL Niles
Maggie Williamson sofa pillow. IS II. j.
O'Ksns. o her articles will be re- tllsd OF this
evening. The fair will close this evening
and an immense crowd Is anticipated. Mapy
handsome articles remain 10 be disposed Of;
The "a has bsen very successfully and salts
factorily conducted, !: and has been an iaG.
mirebls affair :. throughout, Nothing has
been left nndone Gthat would conduce 10 the
coniiortpor pleasure Of thote who have 1t.
tended at the Bishops table this evening
birch beer will be uervsd. This table Ia Ia
charge Of 4 MIRA. Camayon and the Misaes
Agues and Anna MsGaunon. " ~ q,
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.,

pD'FOURTH STREET N. Z. CHURCH. Preach
Rev. JOY. L. Smith. D D. sunday School Al 4 r. y,
Young Peoples Meeting Monday evening at 7:s0
ns-sEcoND PRESBYTERIAN 1CHuRcu-s.r.
vices will be held BY the pastor, r Rev. VIM II.
COOKE, D. D., at 1880 A. NJ aud 1880 ?. N tomorrow.
ns-TIIIRD PRESBYTERIAN CrluRCH.-Rey.
L. 7. layerty will preach morning and evenlng. T.
nS-FIRST PRESBYTERIAN HURvH.-The mas.
tor, Rev. D. a. Cunningham, D. D., will D each
at 1880 4. y. and 1870 r 4. 4 .-l- : so
FULTON NJ. E CHURGH-Third Quarterly Con.
ference. Pieichinp by PIeiidiny kloer q. K. HE
saturday evening t7P.s., ana Sunday evening
At 7:S0 r. u. ssl7 n sf,E1- No. =
nB'DIsC1PLEs s. CHURCH,-se,y,ces at thi.
Church tomorrow as follows: Sunday School al
$3.50 A. Y. Preaching At 1880 4. H., subject II ".
Ing Tor Jesus" Evening at 7:45, subject, "Jesus
no eurden B.arer' Il, J. HART. Pastor. M :
ns'FlRsT BAPTIST CHuRGH-Corner Twelfth
and byron streets. Tho pastor. kew. u. NJ, snottt
VIII preach Tomorrow morning ut 1880 O'Clock,
and ut 1850 In the evening Sunday school ut
T. " A welcome 10 all. .slt -. IN. IsI1- ~ =
rs-F1RsT ENG. EVAN. LUTH. CHURCH-ssr
vlcta To- morrow at 1880 4. N. aud 7:3J r. n. The
pastor Will DO MslAted by Rev. ]. N. WFnten, oil
shtrpenville. "a. Sunday Bchool at2P.N.
Rr-ZANE STREET N. K. CHURCH-Rey, Mr
Fitzpatrick returned iiom the South ye,terday
cTenirg. and will prcaca tomorrow morning aud
evening" Sunday kchool at2 ~, tsr3.- ~
~3r. MATrHEW'sCnUR CH. --eerItelat 10 80
y tnd $50 r n. The hev. Johua Cowplanu
Will preach In the evening. 5'sa. 5..zNss' a-r1rI
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III ALLEGED BRUTALITY
On the Part Of n ! Policeman In Making

/ Officer Radiord, OF the city polics force,
ysstarday arrested Charles Bradley, who lays
he lives In North Wheeling, and charge Of
vasranoy was lodged sg.innt him. Ia taking
Bradley from the market, whore no was ar.
rested, 10 the lookup, Radiord maintained a
hold upon his prisoner until the gate leading
into the Court House yard wss reached, WI en-
he lot 90 Of him. n Bradley at once started to
run, and Radinrd alter him. A few rods DO.
low the Court House, the officer overlook
his man, but instead OF 4 oa!chiug him
again, struck him - severely : over the
head with hls " club, ~ siarting tho
blood freely and staggering Bradley. Before
no had recovered fully, no was again struck
and knocked down, and according to the
statement OF eyo.witneeBea struck at least
once after he was down. A reporter raw him
after bis arrest, aud his head was shockingly
ont aud swollen, and he had bled Dangerously.
He had then boon Imprisoned several hours
without bite OF food. This, OF course, was
not Rldiord's fault, but there 10 room for
reform In the treatment OF city prisoners
awaiting trial. 5S sAsS'i5''Sffl Bal
Rsdt0rd saId he arrested Bradley at the
request Of the lat,er's wife, and declares be
Is o worthless sort OF 4 man, having only
given his vito 40 cents for her support III
the last three months. v His wife works In
the glass houso to support herself while be
lounges around the boat houses along the
river and drinks. This may all be true; but
the testimony Of reliable witnesses IL that
tha othcsr's assault WAS brutal and unpro.
voked. Csps. Bennett said 10 did not ap'
prove OF 1t, but would wait 10 hear the tesli.
moDy this morning before taxing any &c.
g. ~ Fl . o.
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TO CONTRACTORS & BUILDERS,

me Board OF Public Works having rejected all
oias oueied at the former letting ana o. dered re-
Of he letif no work notice Is
received BY the Board Of Public Works Of ,hs STATE
Of WIS. ViIgiplA, until tue hour OF u O'Clock.
csn1m u o. the alterations In and additions to
co;dence with the plan and circaiions Tor ,sid
building, o. prepsleh BY Mesan, f6ebles and KEN.
pie, architects, which plan aud sncifcations are
nov Sdepo,lted ,asd state House. where ,hoy
charge. tidccrs in making proposals a 10 eInec,cd
70 take o. the SlAte the mat hal now on hand
purchned BY the State. to DO used In ihe cousirr.
lion o sid =, building snd the Estimated value
the work Is proposed to be doneI As hedni. ~
the Llld and Suaptlty o! EaId material, and the an
pioTlmate value thereof may b. seen ut The once
a. ~ o. sts!e As there remains oni
further cot stluctlon ef said woik.s Ina nennn
whose Bio may DO accepted 10 10 lcok To iut,ire Az.
proptlaeoos BY The ! eaiiliture for pa, uent for
s MHiI 70 q By bn he money
hausted: spch money q. d ma ertsl on hand Ia ne
used In the further O. construction Of sid hoildin~
shd such Ear thereof ~ may be dioctod by Tue
lac, @ay "a cn3,sU ~ no peTnn to whom the con-
into bond 10 tho penalty Of go COO Win secH,ity 10
Pc, approved ~ the 5soard, COZ dltiontd for thc
ina,ai the contract, ana as su I'D
~ iouhl btcuiity zen per ceDtum OF tho IN ntbiy
esumates OF the architect OF the work pc,io,Inei
Til be reserved until the completion Of lie bull
The Board reserves The tight to reject any ., Al,
?, n1s .hould u deem Il 10 The ntercs. 81 Ihe State
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