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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-05-28
Alexandria Gazette Methods.

The Spirit of the Valley very kindly
tender paragraph of reply TO some
thing said by the Alexandra Gazette
abou Harry Riddleberger. BY way Of
admonishing our neighbor against feed
ing all his pearls into couple OF swine,
we will give him an incident
Last fall this same Gazette published
a story TO the effect that Harry Riddle
berger had attempted to inhnidate a
man engaged in carrying the mail from
democratic headquarters to the depot
and under the influence OF a club in the
hands of the mail carrier Harry beat a
retreat. To give 1t the color OF truth,
the pubhca ton purported 10 be made
upon the authority of Mr.. Hiser, a
resident of Woodstock, doing business
in Washington. The gentleman who
carried the mail was Mr.. VIM. II. Haas,
between whom and Harry Riddleberger
then had never been a word passed
concerning his mail or its carrying, and
between whom none but pleasant rela-
tons had always existed. Harry Rid
dleberger was not at home at the time
of the alleged wrong-doing, and was
still absent when the Gazette made its
publication. A number of citizens here
wrote and signed a paper denying the
whole statement. Mr.. Hiser came here
from Washington and said be had writ
ten a disclaimer as authority tor such
publication, and bad carried it IN per-
son 10 Alexandra where he received
assurance that all proper and necessary
correction would be promptly made.
To this day, no one in this county has
seen or heard OF the correction. The
Gazette MADE a publication which was
unjust and hurlful, if true. The alleged
authority for it denied it over his sigma
ture, citizens of Woodstock to the mum
Der of fifty or more denied it. The
Gazette promised Mr.. Hiser 10 correct
The Gazette never corrected. Com
ment would be a recognition of the
Gazette as within the pale of deem
journalism.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-05-28

The Danville (Virgiuia) Register
(Bourbon) says that if the Republi-
can leaders 10 that city induce the col.
ored men to nominate a municipal
ticket, bloodshed will follow. The
whole article is piece Of intimidation,
designed to deter the Republicans, who
constitute majority in that city from
supporting a municipal ticket. The
colOred people have mado no threats
Of resortlug to force all these come
from the Bourbons, and these Bour.
5on0 have the support of the Straight
out"Republicans, led by Messrs. Wick
ham and Dczendorf.- B oston Jour-
nal.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-05-28

and merit. Let US drive from il all who
would make it "a house OF merchan-
disc" Let us strive-H orculean though
the task be-to cleanse 1t from all cor.
ruptlons, and thus make it a fitting
abode for impartial and en.handed
Liberty, smiling on all her children
alike, exacting from each an equality
OF service, dispensing to each an equal
ty of benefit, and rejoicing to behold
them once more dwelling together 10
that spirit of confraternity and unity-i n
which to-day, and here, "the North
gives up, and the South keeps not
back"
Once more 1 say to you, our honored
guests. in the name Of this whole peo-
pie, all Hail and Welcome. friends!
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-05-28
NoxMIscIoSERs OFFICE,

~ Woodstock, Va April @les, 1855,
Tolls. Hansberger admr. OF John \; hlli,
decd. eomplt and John Orndorf admr. Lewis
crndorf, A. Martin admir-. Of John h9ontz' gee l.
II. Bird, Ex'r. Of NJ. Bird, decd X. NJ CONF
COMMITTEES sdmr. of Alexander Anderson aeo a.
w. A. Crawford, Ex'r. Of David Ufa"lord oeo o.
isaac Trout and Isaac I. Hte, Defts.
You are her eby nstihed that have hxed upon
the rs day of May next, between the hours oil .
O'Clock. A. NJ and O'Clock, p. NJ. 70 take ana
settle at my Office, the accounts OF
ist. What amount Lewis Orndorn has PAID on
his nurchsse and what balance remains unpaid.
2nd. What amount NJ. walton eomr. OF sale mas
receiyed and how Il has been disbursed
al what debts remain UNPAID and balance
thereon and what surplus if any TO 60 70 John
OrndoFh's estate, aud A. .
4th. ANY other matter deemed pertinent Dy 20 e
comr or that either party may desire, required 70
10 Istan by the decree Of Shenandoah circuit
Cont rende,ed on shs let day Of April 1854 IN
!. IN cAsncery depending In said court oetween
50 man,. -'r1r compit. and John orndorn :
sSmr he pefts and Il from an, cause 'ne s.AiA
Of s-id accounts shall not be ctmnehced, OF
having he,n commenced should not be competed
on that day. the taking Of the same VIII De al
iourned from day to dag. or from place 70 piA'e'
until the came are taken and completed.
Given under my hand a. Commissioner IN enaa
cery OF the aid urt, at my once IN SAID county
the day and year hrst aforesaid. ..s..--...,
..J j i. L. SIltkSLf.
April 23.-4w. W. W. p q
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-05-28
The Confederate Champions
IBlacksburg News

Blacksburg News.
The most pitiable object now in pub
lie view is the party that has no princl-
pies and depends entirely on appealing
10 the passions and prejudices of the
late war, wheh in the same breath it is
denouncing "Radlcalism" for raising
the "bloody shirt" While we look
With contempt upon no man because.
forsooth, be differs with US politically,
yet our loathlug and disgust nanifests
itself in spite of US at the cOn!e mtible
spirit that crops out from this party
that has 10 interests in common with
The people, and 10 bond Of union
among themselves save that OF public
plumber.
But on the score Of Confederates We
can discount them, Who are leadiD
Us in this campaign Malone, Riddle
berger, Camsron, John S. Wise, Lamb,
Taylor, Bowen, Allen, Blair, Hans
brough. Elan, Hubard-men whose
blood besprlnkled every battlefield
from Bethel TO Appomattox. Who
leads BoUrbOnlsm ? Barbour, Harris,
Massey, Goode, Staples, Tucker, DO.
cock. Keilev, Terrell, John w. John
ston-heroes Of hundred battles-fol
Office.
it is enough TO make horse laugh
to see this grand old Democratic par
ty"-lhat got up the war and let thei
neighbors Rsht it-pose as the cham
pious OF the Confederate soldier. 1t il
100 ridiculous 10 talk about. Ylthou
holding One's sides 10 suppress tb'
risibliues.
And in the ranks Of our party it
Montgomery are to be found men at
rue to The Confederate cause as ever
rev sabre or carried musket. Ye
,hese men are to be held up to III,
contempt Of their fellow-countrymer
because they dare differ from thei
would be masters; dare 10 6sht po
iltically as they dill during The war
for v hat tley believed 10 be the honor
the integrity. and the rights Of The peo-
pie OF their State.
Conscious Of the rectilude OF our 10
ten lions, we shall march forward ia th,
grand work of reconciliation and the
upbuilding OF our country. nor stop
once TO look at tie up,turned Tor turu-
ny noses Of those who affect 10 be-
what they are not.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-05-28

Long John Harris, 'boss" lobbyist
Of the third House, and an ex-Readjus-
ter IN the cool, whom the people of the
Seventh Congressional district made
what little he Is, virtually said in his
bright little piece before the Richmond
Bourbon Convention that he'd be sew
Gentle, dog or devel" before he would
90 with his former friends, the Readjus-
tiers OF Virginia. Oh, Johnny, that was
naughty thought. Who wants John.
ny, now Echo: Nobody!-Shenandoah
Press.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-05-28

We publish the resolutions adopted
by the recent Bourbon State Conven-
ton. They are a mass of false pre-
tense, deception, double-dealing, and
ia lsehood. There is no honesty OF
sincerity in any declaration made, and
no high conviction of duty expressed
The whole programme is a scheme &
capture the spoils of Office, with not
a thought for the pnblic welfare or
political integrity, Hate, SANDER, and
utilization are the weapons 10 be used
to this end, and the people are oxpec-
Ted 10 compromise their manhood by
obeying the orders Of the bosses who
engineered the convention. This we
do not believe they will do. but will
assert their independence aud their
rights 10 the votes they will give to
condemn a party that his no higher
aim nor respect for popular intelli-
gence.-[ Valley Virginiau.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-05-28
ests the "nigser" will get control

ests the "nigger" will get control Of
this government. In presidential or
congressional election you must know
That these thirgs have nothing 10
do with state politics. You must be q
democrat first and after that look to
your wife and children. This keeps up
an organization that keeps the people
down. And This is all the reason thai
underlies the condition OF affairs we
now have in Virginia.
The real men of Virginia will yet
control her destiny. Courage and
patience are the essential elements OF
success.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-05-28
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.


u Woodstock. Va, Nay 10, 1884.
RoRg and Kock and Citizens and RezsAmel
Oompit. vs.. @. W. Miley, Trus: for Bette b
Oootes, Bette b. Cootes, 8. L Cootes and Nathan
Wolyerton, Delta.
You are hereby notified that 1 have fixed upon
the Oath day Of June next, between the hours Of
O'Clock p. M. II fair, II not, on the next fair
day thereafter Sunday eIceptedl to take and
settle, at my office, this accounts Of l. All liens
in order Of their priority, bindin the real est ate
in the bill and proceedings mentioned.
q The actual and annual value Of said real
estate and whether the rents iherefrom will pay
the liens in FIVE years.
8. ANY other matter he may deem pertinent or
ghich any party in interest may require, required
90 ha,.,an ~ theidecree of shenan doah Circuit
~ ne the s.h DAY Of Dec. 1882 in
suit in chancery depending in said coI.: 'e.reen
RoRee and Rocks complta. and @. W. hilsy
Trns &c, defts. and II from any cause the TAX
inc O., sid accounts fhall not be commenced,
or having been commences thVuld pot ~ com.
pleted on that day, the taking Of the SAME 81.
be I'D journed from day 10 day, or from place 10
place, until the same are tsken and completed.
Given under my hand ss Commissioner IN
Chancery OF the said court, at my once IN said
county the day and year nIst aforesaid
May 2l-td. y. ". hAohuDhk'
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-05-28
Petersburg and Woodstock

The homes of our Governor and
United States Senators-of Cameron,
Malone and RIddleberger-have gone
decidedly Republican. The men and
their party are emphatically endorsed.
Woodstock -the home Of Riddleber-
ger-which never before went even
Liberal in any square contest-has
now gone Republican, both Mayor
and Council being elected by the Re-
publicans by majority of thlrty>six
In the largest vote ever polled there.
The men chosen, too, are of "the best
people"
Hurrah for Woodstock, the Valley
of Virginia, and Riddleberger.
Petersburg, Notwithstanding the
gerr ymandering of the wards and the
uew registration, gives now for Re.
public anism as large majority as it
ever gave for Readjustment, if not
larger-1 ,069-electlng the whole
Republican city ticket, ten out Of
twelve Councilmen chosen, and carry.
ing five out Of the SIX wards. Thurs
day night Gen. Malone was serenad
ed in Petersburg by an immense and
enthusiastic multitude, and in hi
speech to the people he we'll claimed
the election there Of that day as the
precusOr OF greater Repnblica vic
tory in November next.
But the following editorial from th,
Petersburg IndexsAppeal democrat
of yesterday, tells the tale from lh'
standpoint Of defeated yet homes
Opposition
A DEMOCRATIC WATERLOO.
"The defeat of tn Democratic par
lty in this city yesterday was as com
Iplete and as crushing as ever befel
any party here. The Democrats were
well organized, we'll led, had GOOD
nominees, and made a most gallsn
but Intellectual fight. The vote pollet
in the city fell short of the registra-
ton lists by less than four hundred
but supposiDg that the whole foul
hundred derelict voters had been
| Democrats, them votes could not have
done more than modify the disaster
they could not have saved the party
THE Republicans have carried FIVE
wards of the six, securing the election
of the general ticket by over a thousD
and majority, together With a hand
some working majority in the Coun-
Icil.
Whatever disappointment TIT
Democrats may feel in the defeat o
their party, they may find comfort il
the fact that the men elected are no
carpet baggers and INSCRIPTIONS ad
venturers, such as the Republican
party put into Office in reconstruction
days, but are our own citizens-meI
of responsibility and character, whc
are competent to ill the Offices and il
whose hands the city's interest vii
be safe"
This is manly talk, noble contras
with the mad and malicious sbus
vented here and elsewhere.
| Hurrah for Petersburg, Cam eron
and Malone Wing.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-05-28
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
ii Woodstock Va, May 6. 1884,

To L. J. Knott.
the 7th day Of June next, between the hours OF 8
O'Clock A. NJ. and O'Clock, p. M. II fair, II not
on the next fair day thereafter Sunday excepted
lst to take an settle At my office, an account OF
the T.sl estate Of which X. J. Knott 10 possessed
and hi, ipterss. therein. 2nd Liens binding the
real estate Of Z. j. Knott md their prioriti.ess,
Sd whether or not the rents and pronIs o. ,ns
real estate oEnea pl said T. = hno' OF .n ,Ia ~,
tersst he may have therein, viii sstiuy .'A'
thereon within ave years. tth such other fuitner
accounts az the nature Of the case. or any OF the
parties in interest may request to be taken BY the
decree Of Shenandoah Circuit Court rendered on
tho sth day OF april 1884 in q suit In chancery
depending In said court between Newark
Machine Company compt. and r. J. Knott deit.
and IL from any csufe the taking Of saie accounts
shall not be commenced. OF having been com
mepced should not be completed on that day, the
taking OF the tsme will he adjoui ned from
day 70 day or from place to place, until the same
are taken and completed. 49,.
Given un der my hand ss Con missioner ~
Cha ncery Of the said court, az my once in sala
county n day and year first afore aid
May7-td. G. Al. q. q. l.bilE blkD.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-05-28
WANTED.
UliTerSitY0f VIRGINIA

SUMMER LAW LECTURES "nins weekly
begin 10th July, 1884. and end 10th septembe r.
Have proved Of signal use,-lst, to students VII
design TO pursue their studies at this or other
Law School; I'd. TO those who propose to read
privately; and Sd. to practitioners who have not
had the advantage Of systematic Instruction.
For circular apply p. o. University OF Va. TO
JOHN B. MISoR, frof. Com. and Stat. Law.
NAV 2l-lmo.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-05-28

THE Hammond smendm ent. it Il
said, will develop The fact that Hon.
John T. Harris. OF Virginia, has been a
most iudefatigable lobbyist st WASH
ington for several years past.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-05-28
$4,000 VOrtl4GOOdS

Our stock Of Black dress goods embraces every
thing desirable.
Nuns yelling black and colored from lie. up.
Black and colored csshmeres from l2kc. up.
Black and colored all wool french buntings
l6 2-3o. up. All wool Cames Hair Cloth zoe.
worth LOO. All wool Imperial Cloths g0c worth
$3.50. All wool Tricatins Twill 95c. worth 81. Soc.
and . hundred styles Of all wool and part wool
dress goods In black or colored.
Black calicoes 4Hc. black and white calicoes
$40. colored dress oalicoes ~, s, 81 and cts.
yard, small figured shifting calicoes Sc.
WRrmsutts and New York mills sheeting, 2, ala
and ~ yards wide from l8c. yard up. White
dress goods &c. I'd. worth u lie. 1000 pieces
colored lawns at &c. a I'D, Plaid and stripped
muslins 8, Q. and 1Vc. worth from is 30 20 cts.
In fact we exhibit the largest and cheapest
stock CT
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-05-28

Gen. b. +. Butler has been nOmina-
ted for the Presidency By the Anti"
MonopoIlsis. Let the Democrats al
Chicago do likewise and put up the
Spoons"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-05-28
To all Concerned.
T,oMMIssIoNER's OFFICE,

,oMMIssIoNER's OFFICE,
~ Woodstock, Va, Nay 6, 1884.
To saml. II. Lonas admir-. Of Tobias sticklev
decd. Rossnna stickley widow, Phineas stickley,
Vastine r. stickley, Harriet Stickley. Samuel II.
I.onss in his own right and Anna Lonas his wife,
Joseph CARRIER and Dorsthes, his wife, Jno. Lee
Osborn and Mary his wife, mos Peters and
Barbara his wife, Robt. NJ. stickley and Claude
d. Stickley.
You are ereby NOTIFIED that have fixed upon
the 9Th DAY Of June next, between the. hours Of
O'Clock. A. N. and O'Clock, P. NJ. II not, on the
merit fair day thereafter Sunday excepted TO tafe
and settle at my once, the accounts OF Samuel
n Ionas admir-. of Tobias stickleY, decd.
I'd Audit all debts against the estate OF said
Tobias etickley In the order Of their priorities.
Sd. Ascertain and report the real estate.of which
the said Tobias stickley died seized and possessed,
lie gross and annual value.
Ith Any other matter deemed pertinent, re-
ouired to be taken by the decree of Shenandoah
Circuit Court rendered ON the LIST day OF April
1894 in . suit in chancery depending In said court
between Third National Bank OF Baltimore &c.
oomplts and To bias Htickey's admir-. &c. defts.
and II from any cause the taking Of said sccounts
sh ali not be commenced, OF having been COM
menced should not be completed on that day, the
taxing OF the same will be adjourned from day to
day, OF from place to place, until the same are
taken and completed.
Given under my hand az Commissioner in Chan-
Gerry Of the said court ut my ofhce In said county
the day and year first Aforesaid.
May It'd. WINS. b Bro.ip.q /. HlIE BIRD
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-05-28
Important to MilIers.

now have on hand fer sale two old stock
burrs four feet in diameter, one feed burr ~
feet in diameter, spindles and eurbs all complete
purifier and two Harper Boys. These
will sell privately for cash or on reasonable
terms. / am now remodling my mill and put
ting in the Roller sysmtom. Call on or address
SAMUEL T. MILLER,
May 2s-tf Middletovn, Va.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-05-28

<ss....i- t,.x f.,r Aressts 500 90 $500 per
n, n. made selIfue our Grand New HlstoFks
FnuOus aud Decisive Battiee Ot the " orte
Write ~ \. q. ucCurdy a TO-. fnlia1sipniasf~-
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-05-28
WHITE GOODS.

8 and button kid gloves In colors only, zoe. a
pair, Mosquetoir kid gloves SOC. white kid gloves
loc thread and silk gloves GOc. up, colored thread
gloves to lee. pair, button white thread gloves
8 cts. pair.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-05-28
SILVER WARE

at manufacturers prices.
IN Don't fan to call and see onr stocf, As We
feel sure we can suit you and send you away re-
joicing.
NAV OFF
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-05-28

WOuuu lbulOtCu " AoHSNSN N'lS'
How Impossible it would have been for
him then to have even dreamed that
sixteen years thereafter be would be
striving might and main 10 elevate TO
the Presidency of reunited country
the noble man and distinguished general
who commanded that hostile corps.
great applause or that be would be
standing here to-day with words OF
sincere greeting on his lips for men
against whnm be stood in battle array
at Cedar Mountain. Yet these things
have been 80 ordered by Him of whom
II IA written, HE maketh the wrath OF
man to praise Him, and the remainder
of wrath doth He restrain" If then
the men who stood twenty years ago
with arms 10 their hands leveled al
each others breasts, extend to each
other to-day those same hands, Wih
their hearts in them, and grasp each
Others palms IN token OF enduring
friendship and restored fraternity, what
should be done with those lntriguln g
demagogues and pestilent politicians
| who find their strength III the weak
nesses Of The people, aud thrive on the
vices of the body polite; who warns
themselves into life by re'inhaming
the smoulderinq embers Of our civil
| strife, which should never be stirred,
unless for the patriotic purpose oil
keeping alive therefron beacon Of
werning against the dreadful dangers
that al ways lpIk IN sectional aniucsi'
ties
NV countrymen, ours is a glorious
heritage. The cogplex system OF
government framed bV our fathers
who "builded," we are told, better
than they knew, "--consliiu es noble
temple consecrated 10 rational liberty
Let US endeevor 10 preserve 1t ID It's
original harmony Of proportion. Let
ma beware how We sir, ng'hen aud 1t
may be overload-one part Of II at tie
.xucnse OF aLolh,r, lest the whole Ia
brlc should Iumb.e into rufus. Let US
labor 10 exclnae from its high seats all
save those who win item by integrity
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-05-28
Our Millinery Department,

the largest, the cheapest ladies hats from cts.
up chip hats SOC woth 81 rs, trimed sailors 25c
worth SOC, black straw hats and bonnets 25c,
10. 900 hats and bonnets all shapes and styles.
trimed aud untrimed, flowers, plumes, and
festherT, in endless variety. Grape hats and
boDnets and Grape veils specially.
Window shades carp cts, oil cloths and mat
tings, shoes for mep, women and children.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-29
7HE INAUGURATION.
A Meeting of the Executive Committee
Notes of Preparation.

At the meeting OF the executive committee OF the
Inauguration Saturday evening. it was decided 10
nx the price OF ball tickets at S. each ticket TO
admit one person. and no free tickets to be issued
under any circumstances subcommittee was
appointed, with F. B. Mcguire as Chairman TO pro-
vide for their distribution and sale. The committee
was Instructed to have them ready by the bth OF
February. II was stated by members Of the CON-
mittee that the Secretary OF the Navy had offered
building. Gen Meigs assured the committee that
ne would turn over the building on the 18th OF JAM
uary. SO that the flooring, decorating, &C. could be
begun without delay. Proposals were invited from
the various printing and newspaper Offices for pub
fishing the official program, similar 10 the one
Mr.. Watson Boyle was added TO the executive
committee and Mr.. Julius Baumgarten to the gen.
eral reception committee
To-DAy's MEETING.
The executive committee held another meeting
to-day and further considered the designs submit
tee :or the Inauguration ball tickets and Invita-
tons. the choice lying between that furnished by
ny. v g. Fischer, OF this city. and the Homer Lee
Bank Note company. OF New York. IL was decided
TO get accurate figures. The matter will again be
considered, and probably decided by the committee
TOMORROW.
PROPOSED FIREMES's PARADE.
AS many old volunteer firemen OF different cities
are coming to the Inauguration a movement is on
foot TO have an old-fashioned firenlens parade as
p0ib Va tuC to Dt utlu Oh tue nl-flt
OF March 4th Some or these organizations viii
bring their engines with them. IL is expected too
that some OF the eastern cities will send companies
and engines from their regular flre department TO
aid In making display.
INAUGURATION NOTES.
proposition has been received from James Pain,
pyrotechnist OF Philadelphia, 10 provide fire.
work display.
The members OF the various committees VIII be
distinguished by badges OF different coors de-
sign for the badges has been adopted. The word
CHARACTERIZATION" Is printed In large letters at the
top. Beneath is miniature representation OF the
Capitol, and under this 2 globe surmounted by an
eagle and encircled by stars
An organization OF colored men, formed with
Isaac Clark as chairman, has appointed Nessrs
Stewart, Gray and Shorter to take charge OF visit
ing coloted people.
society OF French residents Of Washington IS
being formed to take part liz the inaugural ceremo-
MES.
mar In York, Pa, has written to the Inaugural
ton committee Offering 10 ioretel what the weather
viii be on the 3D. ith, and 5th OF March for fee OF
$1,000.
Mir. H. d. Mcintyre and a gentleman named
Browning have submitted propositions for printing
the o1icial program.