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A Disastrous Flood.

San Fraucisco, August S.-The China
overland mail of July ID saws = c.Iami,ou-
flood, which began TO work destruction
June 18Th, devastated a part OF the pro-
vince oil CANON, causing death TO ten thou
sand people, engulfng v hole villages, near
ly running rice AMI silk crops. DESTROY ing
an immense amouut If properly, and re-
ducIrg vsst number of people to poverty
nd slnrS alton. Tie food was CO us-d by
the bursting of an en.bankment st TIM
kong, fourteen miles from Canton Civ,
which Was rapidly followed by breaks at
other place. within ,ighy miles of Cantun.
putting alnIge area oil country under wafer,
including Canton.
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Hon. Edwards PierrepoDt was one
# the most intimate personal and
political friends of Gen. Grant, and
MS position as Minister to Great
Britain enabled him to render nvalu-
rbe service 10 his great friend at the
beginnIns of the famous tour of the
world, so thar his "reminiscences pos
SIS peculiar il terest. heir ~ide
circulation in The newspaper piers
INDICATES that The collection of the
n"st interesting Incidents in the
career of u ant, as related since biz
death by those who knew hum best, for
preservation in a volu re, would bt
gratifying 10 the public.
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Nearly all of our exchanges have
printed and localized the story of the
woman who suspec ed that her hus-
band was in the habit of kissing the
cook, a pretty German girl. and who
to catch him assumed the part of the
cook, but was caught and kissed in
the most ardent manner by-not her
husband, but the cooks beau. Now
such foOlishness is a libel on the
sterner sex, and We protest against its
further spread, no man is going to
allow his wife for moment to
suppose that he would kiss the cook
when she was around, he would al
this season of the year send her t."
one of the resorts and save all troubl.
if he wished to indulge in a little
kissing scrap.
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At Kansas City.

Kausas City, August s. TIE procession
80 Ole If the mo no able ver ,een hire
Al he ]. C nj a, gao ipDs We.
la Ii Z, t"se her it'll many old soldiers
union and confederate Ibe Wal
hvr.es stt, acted much ten
ton, one We eran, SIN. Lery. d,
:n he SvcoDG Co. RADIO aud the other.
Vete al n d va, ridd n ia he Sh.lb,
br,e ade. 1, IS tell, we'd thry were riddr d
on tie OF posi- ii es in TIA. fsht " est
port dur,ng he war, h rv.ces a, "
nut Grove included aodre ses made
al tao stands. Amons the speas,Is ~er,
ex.Go'er. or Cr,tt-uden, Major B. l..
Woods "A, Judge SLOW T, Col. 1. L. Case,
Jude c. w. | rae, aud Col. X III. Hunt.
A cLildre . service va held at Tie ellis
p,Ta Lou.e 4 one o'clock.
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The monument to the memory of
Grant at Fort Leavenworth is assum-
ing magnificent possibilities and there
is something comforting in the
thought that the west with its grand
prairies, its sweep of forests. its thou
sands of well titled acres and its mill
ions of true hearted and loyal people
can contribute to a statue of the great
general for its very own. No help
will be asked from the east. no mig
gardly dimes drawn by cajolery from
the pockets of the Vanderbilts, or the
Astors, but the western man with the
bronze on his face and the bronze on
his hands from western breezes will
give in his Enthusiastically liberal
manner aud sOmeday in the near fu-
lure the last rays of the sun will fall
like benson Oh the tribute which
will have been erected by western en-
terprise alone.
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IA IL

queuce is fresh outbreak of cholera
this year which promises the speedy
destruction of large proportion of
the residents. The lesson should be
taken to heart by the authorities of
every city and village in this country,
1t cannot he possible that We can al
ways escape Europe's scourge and the
way to manage it, is to be prepared
for it.
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During the warm season churci
going is not atten led t. in thu
peculiarly enjoyable manner that it i,
at other times, and when the minister 5
heart is among the mountains and at
the sea shore, he is apt to not T.,
Interesting enough to keep his audienc.
fir ON certain sence Of unrest whicl
culminai es in the nasty departure Of
the congregation before the bene-
dIction is we'll flushed, and yet this
mode of procedure is very trying to a
sensitive minister as all must acknowl-
edge. DR.. John Hail in spanking oil
this matter has the following t. say !:
81 c. d sometimes " ish that you di
not l-av- your pe~ 20 abruptly and
promptly As you do. the moment the
last s, liable # be b.ned cuIon MS
been pronounced. there is NJ neeu
that YOU s:ould have your nat in you.
hand DO Iced t. at you should have
the coat on the shoulder; no.
yet thst tie moment The last syllable
rs pronounced, doors sh"nld be thrown
open as Though you were eager and
L. Pa ient until the hing hal come
cl Sc. 1t Would ne weli-I wuul,
t'e better, m''re liz iarm"ny with hos,
outward expression nt reverence, If
Their were IN m"nl's Il ence, q
slle"t Pulse lad citing that when tn,
Strives is cIO,ed v u AVE not been
eager f its close, AMI then IL rs your
to g a, l. the nopefui confideuc
that Col, who as teen revere t V
WaIteh ou hy y'u and whose ben,
dlctlnn as nee p'onou d over YOU
Ia his Iam- amt ~ hi authorit,
wo'ld 90 with YOU a"n help YOU I,
maket re>' "t y"ur ife, not srru-
bar az distinguishes Tram re Igious, bui
spiritual and godl. ;hro"gh al"
through
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WEEKLY BAZOO.
SEDALIA, Mo-,
TUESDAY, AUGUST IL. 1885.
REQUIESCAT IN PACE.

Never before in the history Of the
nation has such universal sorrow been
expressed as that of yesterday.
The north and south struck hand.
and holding thus, uttered sentiments
of profound regret for the dead
soldier, who had gone to the ernal
camping ground. Sectional lines
have never been so broken down since
the terrible struggle years ago, and
the blue and the gray have never felt
with such yividness ofreality that the
war was over. No words of sorrow
were left unsaid, no emblem of
mourning was left unused, and the
whole world put off for time its
cares and its trials and its traffic, and
joined in the exercises which were
peculiarly fitting since the object was
indeed worthy. Grants death was
not like that of a man who has occu-
pied high place and abused it; il
was not like that of man who dared
the worlds opinion of deeds, which
he knew were repulsive, he was a
man of the people, but the people
knew and loved him, hence when all
that was mortal of him was returned
to the dust from whence it sprang
the people mourned him and in
loyal way paid him tribute. In
Riverside Park with the murmur of
the Hudson breaking family with the
trees Bending ore him lovingly, leave
him, he dead, whom a nation claimed
end whom all nations mourned.
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A young attorney of this city has for
client a lady who resides on L street.
and who is possessed of considerable
real estate. A few days since she called
at the office of her attorney and in
formed him that she desired 20 secure
the services of Judge "Dennison" to ~.
sist In certain litigation. The Young
attorney objected; said she could hire
the services of Judge "Denniaan" a.
advisory counsel. but he would not give
up the management of the case. 'tHow.
ever" hs remarked, 'n you DO not
think ] have ability enough 20 prose.
cute the case I will step q one SD
and you can employ Judge Dsnnison- '"
"La me-" she replied, 81 have every
confidence In your ability; Twas only
straid you did not know enough
Saaranisnto (caL) Unio~t
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L er- L. fin illustration of ho~
Careless author ties may furnish al
epidemic d IOr'boid in he fac that
when the Cholera was raging last year
in Marseilles, FIR ne, there AS a
greaf how concerning tn vile sanitary
GO ditto of tn ciJr, ard many threats
as to the amount f cleansing which
would be done vines the opportunity
arrived The epidenic died, how
er, and il Was Ike the Irjshman's
ra"f hat 'cpuiin't re mended when
it was raining and Didn't need mend
ing when IL was not raining" Moth
ing WIS lone, ,he alleys were left to
reek with ofal, tners was no effort
made for. pure water and the conse-
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-08-11
Officers Elected.

At regul meeti of disision No lis
Z. l.. + ne d re- h-sr II last " ming
he follow ny officers WIRE elected for the
e III ng year: J. III. b rker G. T.; n. A.
Bra ls,, +. r.; j. Linierherry, = E; p.
IL. Br TIN, +. A. E.; ]. l.. Parish, :. A E;
K j. G. mn>, L A E; c. NJ, y b, Guide;
;. A lie IN, chapI H.; J. III. Frtz. er Id.
deleg t TO tn n. tim i COW =. ti.n at New
OTetus, on tie ihirG Wednes " To-
OcI' b r:gr-Iv.ncp :, mmitt Ell III. Fltz
ger | :, n. A. brAdl v, b. w. Vedder, j.
Do~l-r; jonrn agent and secretary and
tIe'sureI o. Insur ne. j. L. Parish.
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Kansas Grimes.

Eldorsda, Kan, Augu-t 8.-Jas Patter-
son, who was shot four times by his bi,d
m n, Bent Whe-lrr, who S trying TO z.
away with one of Pat'er.On's horses Thur
day,ls OF expected to live. Wheeler wa
rres'ed last nigh,
fracas occurred at Keig!ey last night
n which a m an by the name of CohChar
was oisemb w-led By knife The parry
W arr-sred by he sheriff nd deputy this
afternoon and are on their way to town.
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would seem that Ola istnne w"u

would seen that Ola istone w"uld
Ike to visit this country, aud If be
, h .ul Conclude To 40 so. he will be
mate welcome. tie ma, been a
figure l. English p"iitrcs % long that
ne has earned h. right t. he called
t .e grand ola mn" noIwitns,and-
/ Y tue fact iGat he h made some
mistakes America is grand coun-
tr, too. AMI houln he tarry long
en"ugi lie can probably take back
d te new wrinkles when will BE- of
future use TO him, when he wants to
enter tie political field once more
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-08-11

The magnanimous was leading
feature 10 the character # General
Grant. This was shown by the
readiness with which he came to the
support of Fitz John Porter when he
became convinced that wrong hsd
been done that officer. 1t was further
shown in his response to the inquiry of
his publishers if he wanted Gen.
Rosecrans' picture in his book Ger
tainIy," he replied, "for he did noble
work, and / shall let no personal
feelings come in here"
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-08-11
An Alliance Made.

London, Augu>t S.-Herbert Gladstone,
son of the tx premier. sa,s that an ali
enc. had b, en- madr between The c,nserv.
ives nd ParnelliIes He limited that
Baron ST.. Oswald, OF NOstill, (Mr. Rowland
Winn) wa promot d t, The louise of Tor 4.
i" re.nIn or hrs services in arranging the
Contrast between the two parti.s
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Must MainI ain Silence.

PRS, August Ste Matia says Der
S, n, ca e'ing The service uI the T. NO
state ar OIL ged to- gn an agreement Ia
m Pm In strict nnce, regard Dg . e state
of fairs in tla' ,obn ~. Toe h Till Y of
the n tIv.s pr vents stores from Teaching
III. ir de,tinatr.n. Tn cliua i, ii. suIy.
d Ter as on one docto, ia he terriro
~, thrre hundred by six hundred miles in
e1teuL
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a Supposed a alliance.

London, August s. -Sr FREDERICK
George Mill T, meubsr IF the house OF
c mn n, sends TO tie Times /, tiers from
h. Marquis of Salisbury, l. prd Rand lph
hurc' la, Mr.. WIN. of he hous, of com
Nous, aud Mr. Parnrli, denying The ss
rion that Herbert Gladstone IS aIrsng,-
ing an Lance tetween conserya ives an
Pr..Iliies.
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at Hartford

Hrrtf r., Conn., ALg., s. M,m,rI
sc VIC Tor Ge'er Gr mt ". re had in h,
hr"t rgimen' OF he amy ii DC &C
ms uOrnins. Dui g tn DIV salu e
lou gu.s was fired i've mi ute> IN e.
walls. aud nom 10 "',lo K l., III Eel. OK the
. hu ch bells w,r ole! Ny .mb en.s
zee uhp We IN ucs f he pub IL bui.d-
as, nd iusi e,s was se.y nrrally
suspended.
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The private watchmen of st. Louis
didn't want to wear the blue uniform
which made them lone of the boys"
but they will do SO very gracefully
since they cinnot help themselves.
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$500 Rev ara.

Dublin, Angus 8. A reSsrd of $500
has b en- "fer,d rur tie capture OF RUbe
Farsnhaisrn, ahscuud ng manaser oi the
Dubl n Dra ch ol Mu er bank.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-08-11
Peaceful Settlement of the
AfghanQuestion.

London, August 8. The Post says he
ate-t dIspa HIS rece,v, d the fUrtig
ti'e from NJ. DE GirIs, ale so tactic in
tie a 20 Indicate sper,iy and pc c. full
- It'll ment of e Afghan fro. tier ques-
ito.
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John Roach's vindication promises
to be as lengthy as the Beecher trial.
Won't Chandler let up, and if he
doesn't won't somebody make him?
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Indications

Washington, ID. {, Au9u>r 81 a. u.
FIR Mis- Ouri vsllry: Fir weather,
VAR ,be winds. higher t mpersIre.
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Cholera.

Madrid, Aus ust g. incomplete return
re, or. 1859 new a Is If c.. iera through
ut Sp In yes erday md Co. d~aths.
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DEAD.

L1n6on, August s. -Lord Halifax as
did
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subscrI'si;i he WEEKLY BAzoo.
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AT NORFOLK, VA.

Norfolk, Va, August S.-Out OF re-
spect to General Grant the business ex-
changes were closed to-day, and the tolling
of bells, booming of cannon at intervals,
and flags at hall mast along the streets and
on the shipping in the haibOr, gave
the city a mournfrl aspect.
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AT wORCESTER, MASS.

Worcester, Mass, August S.-General
Grants fuueral was observed here. Public
and private buildings were draped, and
half hour guns were fired from sunrise to
2:3O p. M, and then minute guns during
the services n the common. The exercises
included addresses by Senator q. +. Hoar
and G, al Chas ID. Evans.
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AT GRAND KANSAS.

Grand, Kan. August S.-M mortal
ex roses to the dead her. Gen Gram were
"eld IN Girard to day and participated in
ny abOul 5000 people. There was large
procession compo>ed of old veteriars
Knights of Pythias, compsny ID. Kansas
national guards, A. o. U. W., and other
oci-IIes sEd CT liens in carr aggs aud or
{, OF. An tpropri te address was delivered
by Elder z. c. Boz OF Baldwin, who Did
CLIQUE t anu touching tribute to the old
comm .uder
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AT LEAvENwoRTH, KANSAS.

Leavenwor,h, Kan, August S.-A large
funeral procession forming on the corner Of
Sixth and Shawnee streets under the aus
pices of the Grand Army Of the Republic
and civil procession societies. A notable
figure in the procession is horse l9 years
old, which was once owned by General
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-08-11
SAVANNAH, GEORGIA.

Savannah, Ga, August S.-Memorial
services were held 10 the colored churches
to-dsy, aud bells we're tolled during the
march of the procession. Flags were at
bali mast and guns were fred every half
hour from sunrise 10 sunset by the colored
artillery,
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and short eulogies were pronounced by
G. w. Collins, ]. w. Hough, j. Order,
Sam1 Berry aud Others, The bells tolled
until word was received that the cssket
was deposited in the grave.
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Providence. r l., August 8: -Through-
out the city business was generally sus-
pended and all stores, banks and public
buildings were closed. The mourning
decorations were very numerous. 1hls
morning the local posts OF tine q. A. Il. and
other ord, rs made parade through the
principal streets. AT Music hall memorial
services were held.
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Grant. Exercises will be held in the corrt
house park A NATIONAL salute of thirty
eight guns was fired at Fort Leavenworth
this morning and guns are being fired
every half hour.
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AT CHAUTAUQUA.

Chautauqus, N Y, August S.-The
gates of the Chautsuqua circle were
thrOsn open to the G. A. r. veterans, and
the immense assemblege listened to a tri
butte 10 General Grant by Judge Albion
w Tourge.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-08-11
AT PHILADELPHIA.

Philadelphis, Pa, Augu,t S.-There
was general suspension OF business to-day
rs tn. lat stroke of 10 o'clock sounded
from Independence hall tolling of the
funeral strokes btgsn and cantinuei in a
monolonous tone at brief intervals until
The hour of noss.. Rlls on all other public
bulldogs and . . b<lfrys Of churches
Joined IN the mourniul dirge, and for two
hours there was arceiy any quarter Of
the city Ihas was not thus reminded of the
ceremony in progress in New York.
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AT PITTsBURG.

Pittsburg, Pa, August 8.-Never before
10 the his DRY OF Plttsburg, has there been
so general a suspension of business or
deeper manifestation oil sorrow than is OBJ
servable to day Emblems ofimourning are
not only displayed on houses. but pieces of
Grape are worn by pedestrians, male and
female, on the streets Memorial services
we're under general direction of the Grand
Army.
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Toronto, August s. "A number of flags
were at hslf-mast to-day in respect for the
memory Of General Grant. and the bells of
he city fire engine houses were titled all
day.
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Paris, August S.-Memori,l services in
honor oil General Grant were held IN the
American chapel here to-dsy. Many
French officials and representatives OF for.
ergo powers attended the ceremonies All
tie members OF the American legation
we're preset as were a SO those of the CON-
sulaie. Many members OF the American
colony were in attendance. During the
service message from President Cleveland
WAS read
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AT THE CAPITOL

Parsons, Kan, August S.-Tbe Grant
memorial services he d IN Fores Park to-
day were after ded by fully 5000 people,
and services appropriate for the occasion
we're held. Hon. w. >. Simmons deliv-
cred the oratIon which was glowing trib-
uts to the hOnorvd hero of a bundred
bar'le-. Business in The city was generally
suspended md Grape we're OIL the d ors, and
hags at hs li-mast were seen on every side,
inLicatir that The grief OF the people was
sincere ani heart felt
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AT LOUISVILLE, KY.

Louisville, XIV, August 9Th bells on
the city hall Were tolled durirg the process
sion OF the funeral of General Grant This
vening under the auspices OF George III.
Thomas post, No. 6, q. A. r., memorial
services will be held 1t Mac Cullers theatre.
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It a meeting o. the Riverside Cemetery asso-
citation Of Pierre, Oak, the following resolution
was unanimously adopted: "Inat We tender to
Gov. Pierce a lot in our cemetery six feet six
inches by two feet two inches, with the hope
expressed hat for the good of the people o
DaAota he may soon go to rest. Also that a
sufi lent sum of money be appropriated out of
the funds of said association to buy a monument
with the Goddess of Liberty, in the image Of
ing al # in the rigat hand a scroll representing
the constitution Of the United STATES, and in his
left a carpet bag, and inscribed thereon, TN the
name If the loug-sutfering peopts Of Dakota, let
us have peace"
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RELIABLE HOUSES.

Humphrey Bros, Rondell, and Bidtness !
Huseby, Warner, re always reliable and Try tC
secure the best of every thing for their patrons.
They hare bought a large quantity Of Beg s
CHERRY CoUGH SYRUP, ard are always willing and
ready to recommend it to every one in need of q
preparation for coughs, colds, asthma, bronchiti,
and consumption, as they know OF no other
remed that Is gaining such a wide reputation
SAMPLE bottles free.
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Land Office at Aberdeen, OAK, April 6, 1855.
Notice is hereby given that the following named
scrtler has filed notice Of his intention to make final
proof ~ support Of his claim and that said proof will
be made before the register or receiver Of the u. S.
land office Al Aberdeen, OAK, on June 4. 1885,, viz:
JoHN w. GATKs,
II e sI5z. WateH0wn series, for the S W u of sec a,
town I7z n. range ~ " Of sth p N. He names the
following witnesses % prove his continrous residence
upon and cultivation of said land, viz: Charles
X Ballard, Joseph l.. Hansen, Henry Schnorr and
Lester IeInrner. al u WarRCr. OAK
c. 7. Mccoy, Register.
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&o5.OOO.

l have that smount virtually on hand, to loan
to ACTUAL FARMERS. Those who desire a
LARGER LOAN than they now have, also those
proving up, can be accommodated. For this
class of loans / make special rates. On raw
claims, to parties ploving up, l furnish money
as cheap as any one, Give me a call.
JOHN ACKLEY.
Office west side of Main street, near U. s. Land
Office, Aberdeen, Oak.
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WARNER MARKETS. Wheat, No. I, 5Sc; -four
pc cwt., %. so; feed per cwt., 81 so; salt pork
per 10, lOc hams per ID, l5c; lard per b, l2c;
butter per b, i5c; cheese per ID, Ice; eggs per
doz, Sc; coal per ton, $500 to So.
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Notice to Contractors.

Notice IS hereby gives thar sealed proposals vii
b reserved BY She sndersigned mil SATURDAY
NAY 9Th. ~ Al 3 O'Clock PA. for building twc
schocl houses IN Narncr schoeI township no. 2sl
cnr a aid school hosseS TO be located on the s. W. u
cf ser8 ~. Hzz, RIA, and the oaher on the i. W. y
81 sec. ss- To- Tz7, r. 81. according 20 plans and speci.
6cztions Bow III the h1nds II ~. Bozrdman, director.
Hrsz~si be oPeSe5 ~ th@ @arne. sehoo! koasc.
The rght 70 rr5ecSa ry or al bids reserved.
K. q. PAYNE,
Cltrk Warner School Township.
Dated Warners Oak. Aprfls, 1855.