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Fergus County argus., 1886-10-21

EDiToRs AgGUs:-As there seems to la no
regular correspondent from this part of
the county, and believing that the thriving
burg Of Cottonwood il as worthy of repre-
sentation in our county paper as any
other locality, take upon myself the re-
sponsibility Of reporting in full the hap
pcninss Of the past few weeks.
The majority of ranchers have threshed
their grain and report crops to he about
half rs good as last season, consequently
prices are better than last year, and iudg-
ing from present Indications and past pro-
ducti,ns, the crop Of matrimonial ALLAN
ces promises to far surpass that of any
previous year in the history Of the settle
ment.
Mr.. Ward Stone arrived from Bozeman
a few days since, where he had gone after
his family. Their permanent residence will
he at his ranch half mile above town.
Another addition to our population is
the family of Mr.. Whipple, who moved here
some time ago in order to send his children
to school.
Our school is prospering beyond prece-
dent. Instead Of usual dissatisfaction ex-
pressed by the parents and children, and
the usual attendance Of ten or twelve
scholars. the parents are, apparently, well
pleased with our teacher, Mr.. u. Calbreath.
and the children, without exception, are
Interested in their studies and anxious to
attend school, be the weather ever so bad.
The number of scholars enrolled ON the
register is :,3 out OF n possible 10. and the
daily attendance, Mr.. 4. stater i, from !
toys.
| The Indians have caused troubl. on Upper
Cottonyood tine past week, having taken
several horses and going into ranchers sta
bles and appr"priatins different parts o
Fergus County argus., 1886-10-21

Der 23d and z4; Cottonwood, "Wednesday y
and Thursday evenings, Oct. 9th and
2sth; Lewistown Sunday. Oct. 31st, at
O'Clock. This will lie the formal opening
of the new church. TIBET, Wednesday
evening, Nov. :bd. W. W. VAS ORsDEI..
At their last meeting, the County Com
mssioners took NO action on the petition
before them to have Mr.. Tulloek appointed
constable for this place. This was due to
the fact that they have no other meeting
before the division of the county, at which
to approve Mr.. T.'s bond, without which
he could not act, otherwise he would have
been appointed.
C.B. Shipman has just returned from the
ID. II. :. roundup with an unbranded colt
that strayc,i from his ranch ON the Judith
last May. lie feels under great obligations
to those who have taken pains to inform
him Of it's whereabouts, and il anyone
thinks Of starting n roundup to brand
people Of Fergus county ''horse thieves
and rascals" he does not wish to he 'counted
in." In other words. Mr.. Shipman has got
his own colt.
Mr.. Joseph Cans. Of the well known firm
of Cans 4 Klein, and n prominent MEM
Der of the Helena city council, was in town
ON business last week. lie has been with
the Judith roundup, camping with the boys
for his health. Besides his cattle interests
| in the Basin, he has just driven in band
Of 5000 California sheep. which will .bc
hcrtled near Grass Range. Mr.. Robertson,
who formerly had charge Of Broadwater,
Mcnamara Il Co.'s sheep, will have them
ON shares. lie, like all others who see our
town, is much pleased with it, and be-
speaks for il n prosperous future.
| II you want to kill u town, ~ good way
to do il is by killing it's newspaper. II you
want to cripple newspaper, send abroad
for every article oi job work you want,
and let its advertising columns stand
vacant. Nearly half the accounts pre-
sented to us for payment, Oct. list, by
Deer Lodge business men were on bill-heads
printed Fast. and Inferior work to that
done by this office. Think this over, and
consider il you are not penny wise and
pound foolish New Northwest. You are
right, brother Mills; it is the highest alti
tu.le ever attained in gall mot excepting
the frisky bovine that jumped over tho
NOON, to present the home paper with a
bill. the paper and printing Of which wa'
secured in the east. Worse than the mar
who went into an umbrella store to remain
during shower, or the woman who tries
to borrow her neighbor's false teeth when
she was about to get her picture taken
Should the people generally send east fol
what they wanted such merchants would
not last ~ long as II snow ball would IL
h--h--hot weather. They would go into
part nership with the sheriff, and he silent
partners at that Thank the Lord suci
| mercha nts are scarce in this section.
Fergus County argus., 1886-10-21

AT the special meeting OF the Meagher
County Board of Commissioner, held ON
-, ,....;....
"''' 'S'"'''" ''''""'s ""'''' "'''
acted:
The assessment Of Mark Shelly on his
mil, WAS r,,,u,., fr,m s1o Ooo tn s.. 900.
U.s." -, -, -, -.
'"e '''' "''"'s '"e' ""'"'' '''''' WV ''
sessmcnt was made
The uss.ssmcut ,f the New York Cattle
re- .,,., a.. , ooo ,,..a .,r s,,.L
A.. 49,.
cattle, IT being shown that the rest had
been assessc,l in YELLOWSTONE county, and
Ill, ,,..,.,.,.l ,h.re
,r, ... :, r,. U,,;. ,,;..,,
'"e " ''
was raised 30 head of cattle, was reduced
to the original number ON his making ALI
Iii, a., Il. only ,,,,.d ,o,; head
".." ''''' w N
The nSstrs "'e"t "' d. H. rerH'hs' wh'eh
was raised S25,OOo for one mortgage
was reduced to the original amount, ON his
showing that said mortgage was not on
file in this county, and giving satisfactory
evidence that the property gwen ~, was
all of his property now in said county.
The assessment of T.. NJ. Pollingcr, which
was raised from 2l3 head of cattle to 2lo
head was reduced to 22o head, ON his
showing that that was the cattle heowned.
was raised 17O head Of cattle, was reduced
to the original amount.
The assessment of the Montana Cattle
Company, which WAS raised 800 head OF
cattle was reduced to the original amount.
The assessment al \. Lincoln which was
raised 30 head oi cattle, was reduced To
| the original amount, he showing that his
increase for last year was not In proper
tion tn his LOSSES.
| The assessment oi George Lyons, which
| was raised 6o head, WAS reduced 10 the
original amount.
| The assessment oI }. Mctioey, winch WAS
raised from 30 head oil cattle to 200
| head was reduced to l6I head, ON ms
furnishing evidence that that was all he
owned, by actual count.
Geo. NJ. stafford, county surveyor was
directed to survey the line between Meagher
and Fergus counties. from the Tap, due
east tn the west branch of Careless creek,
or what Is now called Timber creek.
The polling place at Flat Willow precinct
was changed from Sam Weich's house To
| Flat Willow post Office.
| A new precinct was established mt the
Montana sheep COmpany's old ranch, to
be called Cruise precinct.
Sims ranch precint WAS discontinued.
| The change IN the above prec'ncts ne
cessitating change i'm the Judges, the foi
lowing judges were appointed:
Flat Willow precinct-Frcd l.. Lawrence
q. l.. Clement and has. Peek. -,
Fergus County argus., 1886-10-21

harness, notably lines and brides. Is
there no means Of running the redskins out
Of the country? II seems the soldiers make
no efforts to that effect.
Candid-ate-ly speaking, Cottonwood is
very quiet. Occasionally a seeker Of office
PASSES through the burg on hunt for votes,
and complains Of the dry weather affecting
him very severely, whereupon he is so sor-
rowfully and affcctionately led to the town
pump. and he is introduced to a large tub
full Of the best beverage man ever drank
water. REx.
Fergus County argus., 1886-10-21

Any lady reader of this paper suffering
from any Of those complaints 50 common
to the sex, can cure herself at home, with
out the aid of physicians, by the use Of DR.
MARY A. GREGGs NEW TREATMENT.
THIS CURES PERMANENTLY where Others only
relieve. Our confidence in the power OF
this great discovery over the diseases of
women, prompts us to SEND FREE sufficient
for ONE MONTHS USE to every lady sending
us both her Express and +. U. address and
25 cents to prepay charges, etc.
The FREE TRIAL Treatment Is put up in
plain wrapper with full instructions, and
ONLY ONE WILL BE sENT TO THE SAME All
DRESS.
advice without charge. Cloth bound medi-
cal work FREE to those sending II cents
postage. Address GREGG REMEDY CO.,
PALMYRA n. Y,
Fergus County argus., 1886-10-21
Strayed or Stolen.

From the North Moccasin Mountain, one
black horse about IL years old; has no Wis
ible brand, but has contracted nose
turning to one side, and when he drinks
sticks his tongue out; one bay mare, no
brands, about IL or 10 years old, black
mane and tail, has white saddle marks OH
both sides, white stripe down the face;
one red roam colt, one year old. branded
with horizontal bar on the right shoulder
Ten dollars will he paid for information
that will lead to their recovery. Address
GEonGE MCCLURE. Maiden, NJ. 7.
October I'd, 1856.
Fergus County argus., 1886-10-21

CHESTNUT, N. r., October 10, 1856.
FRANK T.. SMITH, Esq, SECRETARY Cen
TRIAL COMMITTEE:
DEAR SiW-Yours Of the 2mi inst. Is at
hand. accept the nomination Of which
you therein give me information. ! feel
much honorcd by the action III the Central
Committee, and trust, i'll am elected, that
I shall le faithful to the duties III my
Office. Very respectfully,
W. a. SmIPMAN.
Fergus County argus., 1886-10-21
Taken Up.

Came to MY band about August 18th,
1856, a bay horse, branded ON left shoulder,
five years old and has "a white stripe IN his
face. Owner can have same by proving
property and paying charges.
lIUGH GREEN.
Fort Maginnis. NJ. r., Oct. 4, 1856.
Fergus County argus., 1886-10-21

Having opened out at the above point
with fine line of Dry Goods, Laces and
Embroideries, Dress Trimmings. Ladies'
and Gents Furnishing Goods, Hats, Caps,
Boots, Shoes, Tobacco and Cigars, Wall
Paper, Candies, Nuts, Stationery, Drugs.
Medicines, Etc.
] would invite inspection of stock rs to
prices and quality. Having bought my
stock at very low figures I ann selling at
cOrrespondingly low prices.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-09
LITERARY NOTES.

Three additional volumes OF A. H. Bulens edition OF
The worRs OF Thomas Middleton " will be published
Immediately by HOughtOn, Mliin & Go.
Mrs Peixada" sidney Luska's novel will be
brought out soon by CasseL 1t is announced as
sensational story"
new biography TIeine has been published in Ger
MANY Its author the historian Robert Proelss IL
contains several illustrations, of which IS hitherto
unpublished portrait of Mathilde Heine.
Mr. RuskIn has lost his temper to an unusual extent
He conIIains that nobody gives him any help in his
work for the world; England ignores his ehorts and
from the whole continent OF America" he says when
rirate all my books aud dsgraces me by base copies OF
the plates OF them have never had sxpenoe sent 10
hep me in anything wanted to do" "Now" adds the
cumulative author will not stand this any To
youpe people needing advice and willing TO take 1t, |
remain as accessible though it may often he i'm
possible for me- want OF strength ana time to
Iepy TO their letters but TO the numbers OF people VINO
write to xpress their gratitude to me- have only this
one general wOrdsend your gratitude in the form OF
pepce or do not trouble with it.; and TO my personal
trehds that ii seems to me high time their affection
should take that form also, rs II is the only way by
which they can also prove their respect
Another royal book TO he published in the shane OF
notes from the diary OF the German Crown Prince.
II Is SAID that the author OF After Its Kind" the
novel recently published by Holt. is ID l. j. W Palmer
He has written another novel which the same irn VIII
soon bring out
Professor Knights edition of Wordsworth is now
ompete the eighth volume having just been brought
M. in Edinburgh This contains some OF WOrdswoIths
latest verse; his Guide the Lakes and some other
prose fragments. with chronology OF his poems
corresponGent OF The PaH Mall GGzeHe declares that
al words beginning with 81 have In some degree second
rate or bad quality about them. "L Look through tho
dictionary" lie SAYS, and you will not find one that Is
oute frs, rate, for sleep, which is about the best OF
them is after all half way to DEATH and the great
majority OF these words less disgusting as
well a. degraded
Mrs. Lamb contributes to the March number OF Inc
Afaga.inc Of Amcrcan History interesting sketch OF
the old Van Cortlandt Manor House, aceomt anied y
some admirable portraits and ongravngs OF the Interior
She recalls the story that the Old house has haunted
chamber and than that ghostly coach and four
which at intervals rattles up to the door and then dis
appears silently into the darkness.
There il a bit Of wisdom in recent number OF The
London 81 ndyd which ought to e read by all modern
critics: 1t Is an old saying OF the Persian myscs that
the Loved and certainly 10 Is true that
Poetry is that which commends Itself to the poetic
sense. We may compare one poem with another, one
school with another; may, In BRIEF examine but We
must not dssect. Dissection reveals the organism, not
the life."
New-York tribune., 1886-03-09

z o Long Car Mddcs 2s Od short 9 Sea M Ssq@sS Ssp
Peef3is g I'd FOR Extra Ness; Prime Mess o2s 6d
rork-Prme Mess Sis. Od b5Li Prime Mess nssSeun
6l. Lard Amencan 3Zs.: Prime "eSs
ern 81, lard oil ss oi iiamsuLong o cut & 51s Tnsd rcd
Shouners 3 81 Butter 5js 0d per cwt 0r nnsst one9
stacs Cheese-A mcncaB Choice as Cd Wheat-hosn ss
Western spring Is I'd q7s 3D.. Red Winter ~ dgs oa
ner centa \ Sonug I2.; New Western Wnte1is Fl
New Mixed Western A. 3D. California 40 L. Os; 1;ts
Ia Id, Californian No > Ga I'd d6s.Sd Der Genital prouuco
Spirits of Turpentne 3s o.; do at London 29s "a per
cwf Refined petroleum. 5G. as ed per gallon
American Red 4ys per cwt TailOw-2 T. Co Dercwc oye
common 3s "a: Pale lis. od U0s Od Lnseed Oil rs
Fine American. 2I5 "t; Prlne Cltl,'
2Is 3D. per cwt American Refrigerated Beef hnu quart
ers5 .,i Quarters. 4 Ia. per b 900
Cd per tun Calcutta Lnseed 4Isbd per quarter nsos M
Cake 81 OS. Gte7 Oer ton tennen ~, n. cu,
B4u per gallon. Spirits OF TurDentlne. 3U$ od- per W.
sperm OIL RlS ROsln Common 81 oG per cwor r
pae I6s 6lI4 Provisions ard. 33s. Od Der CwL Ior
American: sugar cwt. for CuDa CenIIioSa
nolsrzng 900 and l3s I'd Odfor Cuba Muscoyadn t
ronnng a1oat. Australian rIlOw-BseL ZZs. OF USos
Sd. 2js. 6i D26S. 9d- Cocoa Nut Ou-CoFIon'
g Cochin. $50 Os 80 .uo.
AxTwERP March S.-Wicox's Lard closed at ~ francs
BEEMES March s-Petroeum 6 marks 50 pfenniSs.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-09
Tolnlbu,h.. .s7j42II II-O17ojI Cl377l5 s.oslli4

Total bush. ll.SHji2l ll-Oi"' bl"''to 0'o0I'I't
HAY ANp STRAW IN fair demand when ' apr prime and
7sc.' Glover 66a7oc clover Mixed, 75qSic No l
straw 81 oj6sl o.: No 2 20 7jc: oat. & 90 GS5c: G:
MErALs0n Change toG1y iron @ og Ggaga'.' p@7T5 @75
on call April sold at 20 DC lltcf see, ma can
tGs7p 3H' Copper quiet ioI Lake at IiioG 50ci loo5e
a .,c,a kG"d an but iy Gomr,s is
NlvAL s1oKtS-splnts IgTpenti9e was Gn'i al 2c ,,c
June, 35iaa4Gc July $52G s. Gc Ansutt & yc1
% 81 fi.G id and and e,ksa o,in' ;m Hpl ar, ard
+ l2yj ~ @ O. ,dd33 as " II ti4S l. E'-'' a. 80" ~
%0GFkN FREIGmTS-r6e charterne market was almost
nominal dly for with an IRREGULAR speculative mar
line while rates demanded Quite good dc
mani Sc 1S ,n 9i 9 S on Tay as 6sh 10
WEkP. steam henc" LOO bush % gram 81 % % ,a sacss
-four meal I'd lQs 1910 bush grain 24l5 sou
kss poyGns e9ey a GaGGn S, and Id lT a@ sos Ed
go tons miscellaneous, msasuremcn eaIs ~ 1 od s 2Io
bh. sugar at rs 90 for ganuaGd ana .S 'Hr ] ce' n6
sacks hour meal lis 81 sl2s 3D. 1000 bush grain
goods 6d 100 boxes bacon @ .os scas aC psS o ad
22' 80 200 boxes cheese iS & hove, @ Ps cs us I'd sos
general 2s cd per ton meaTurcmrn ao o
69s sTan BRisT0L steam hence 800 boxes
Renee $50 pEgs provsSn EOS 800
@ 800 tS Doves SsSo% Sn' rs s @ ooo bush grain
YEwCAslLE, steam hence provisions @ . n lots STc 2U'
j&PHN from Padcpha ship. 5000 cases reaned y l2c
sPAiY hence British brig with general ,on saaE@
port charges from KS Island with salt
So. MAfASzAs hence british 6rig empuG'a a5 a..
81 I'd aud Baltimore two British steamers 5000 qrs
PR0VIsIoNs-PoRK- movements steady iq a wod
way anh price, sqS no deGGed @ sG SSf9g , 40
e GF % NsT % :ar s SGs sss and d iGf snTJ 5
City Extra India Ness tI7 6Oasls 90; Extra @ Meas
y rlats 81 90 BEEF HAMs|pa weak Quoted
M cSb not nSted iS G,f'f Belize. Mn
400 p1f.S fEGd sGSadfs @STsSs' quoted
at 4leisc Smoked shoulders. 5s5tc; Picked Hams
s@ smoked do :,I II Eda yoIs aaoIe H%S S %
western SsyeT 4ps c ssG a. STEADY steady ptS SSS vs S
fair demand. city heavy TO Light 1eo.,; LAID LAhD.ano @
hardened slightly al the opening but the West soon
barely sioaTy There is continued demand from
porters. aud the speculation is moderate saes oC6
tcs APRIL GSl eS6c closing Oji 6sjci 400 tcs May
iie' closing sa3a6iics 500 tea. July, G6Oa6 sic.
closing AZ s650c 1850 tcs August 667s6 jec closing
RsSoa GSnnoH GsH stSs% 5SnsGd and south
saG salf HGEsE Gf 'E' without S"V Change Of moment B
Eastern Creamery 81 aS3c% Wqstern % tarSy Ib
isa2cc western Factory l0al9c.; Imitation Creamery
h, IS'Iem Ilm, n- 2s d7e Western aa
ZOOS DnI heavy and lower state l3'4G l'c'' western
STEARfS aud unchanged city quoted 6's
and OleomaI gGrine at o'sdGc ,o, r,,. p.o.,,x
M sps 200 bags a. = 30 .ane% nS% daa nnss
rannIaie Taa9si S Mould T?' iCc cOnecuOnes
80 %s,s Ss%s '4f f44a S'r!"Ff G b. a&5c & Extra M
s5%c; %G I@5isc; Yellow d,sSocip pr,ms c,tv ouo,s,
45c. sales. l25.00O lbs at iSc.
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.
lIyEaPooL March S-Proyiaions bacon Cumberland Cat
New-York tribune., 1886-03-09
COTTON MARKErs-sY LsGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL March S-l2:3D D. m-COttOn Flat ana p1ces
irregular; Middlius plands 4d do AtddlIng orleans,
4 56l Slles-120OD bales. including 20OO Qaes Ua
speculation and export; receipts, 6OO Daes lncIn ,
Mddng clause. March and April delivery. 5o-b1di 10
delivery Gl4d alsO G2.o4C; do Juno and Juv ueIN-
cry sd: also Lad. do. July ana August delivery
Sold a1o 46ld do. August ana september den'eI''
Tenders Tor donvrrIes today's clearngs, 300 bales
dUcKrtS and 400 bacS OF ,o -oo ,,to, A,oor
2p.m-rhe sales OF the day included lO'oo Dae' Amer
Futures firm: Uplands Midding clause. March De,
livery Ou-G4d sclAs; March and AprH nell'ely , oV
Giu sellers: do ADril and May delivery, bl.o4L sees
do NAV AMI June delivery, I'd SELLERS; 10 June anu july
lid buyers 10 July ana August uc'cil
} J6Id buyers do August and september 0elNetE D
6id SELLERS do september and OCTOBER delivery -ofu'
y. w. Futures closed nrn; Uplands' Lo" ILL.,
clause March delivery 62-6id do llaicn anu
Aprll delivery 62-U4d sellers, do Aprl ana NAV u9
livery I'D sellers: do May and June delivery, , -otu'
5elers July delivery. O-bid sellers uo,
July and August ucllverY > i-utd buYers &c. AussS
and September livery. OB4d sellers, DO SeptolooI
a October delivery. ) s6ld buyers. ,,,s,nr : T.
GALVESTON NaTch S.-tOttOn eaHy MlouuhSS'
Low Slddlns ~; Good ordinary. 5l6; net ana Gross
receipts bates exports TO the Continent 3oo
coaswIse 1856 bales sales, l6S5 Dalesi slock' oooo
SAvAxNAH March s.-Cotton steady Mddling 80
Low MiddlDV Good ordinary, 1910 het
1887 bales 1850 bales exports TO- tie In tocs
3O79 bales: cOIstwise 5 bales; sales ZoO Ddies' 'o
81 .O7u bales ,,,,.u o1. r ou
NEwORLFAys March 7.-COtton firm M:ddllng s's Low Low
Mddng ga; Good Ordinary 10 mel receipts ti,o'
bales; cross bales exports cOast"lsc -VLo O0'
sales, 5000 bales stock 36l,odl bales
New-York tribune., 1886-03-09
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
DIR Worth Rjr,r Vessels and x tur0 tdS.
crNFpAI. MARKET REPORT.

COFFEF-Spot no firm but quiet at Sc ior fair,
No rcpOrei Options sold fairly AT an adNanoe o
points and closed r for March April 2nd Nay y: wh no9s S
March 7Oja7.lC Auri 7OjGi.lO. May .Q2geI9; J@gne' @
7O5d7l0; july. 7Oj07 7.lOi August, 1luanhhoi 22ePP
temb,r 7lO07l5; october 7lO0 ..l1; NONeIhOcI ..lp
a72O: december. 7l5a7.2O. Mild grades very hrm'
Java lie mp. ,. ..,.. ~, no,ae t,an
COTTON-Firm. with fnr inquiry sales 93 1aes & ,n9o
SATURDAY evening" including 400 Tor export am o o o
con sumntion Deliveries OOO baos. Receipts ~ the
nos 1861 bales against S.445 this day 9st week ana
II b23 ast year september |. 45OJC2S against
j42s. .25g the same period last season. ,.,.-.,..
rne quotations according 10 the American cidSSlHo&oh
ire a follows
New-York tribune., 1886-03-09
olcambodts an0 Railroads..

COOKS TOURIST TICKET OFFICE,
~ 26I BROADWAY, CORNER WARREN.sT, NY
Slu gle Journey and excursion tickets to FLORIDA NEW
ORLEANS, HAVANA, BERMUDA. AEXICO, ana all
Nnier rcsOrts.
COOKS EXCU URSIONISI, with puh shcd
month y by mail for 10 cents
Address rHUs COOK s. son, 26I Broadway, NJ
EOR NEW .HANEN.-StcamcrS leave Peck
4 slip at3p p m. and IL p sundays excepted II ..
steamer for early North East
Excursion to New Haven and return, al 80.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF JERSEY
~ Trains leave from Chambers at Depot for Ensewood,
Closter ana NyacS T. $50 Ia 90 1. 430,
$40 $40 $50 y II midnight. sundays 7. . and
7:l6
Nsnust, spring Valley aud Monscy Z, 10 a. m- 45O
Sundays u
New-York tribune., 1886-03-09
OFFICE OF
THE FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST CO.,

Nos. 20 % William st.,
NEw.YoRK March 2, 1896
In accordance Instructions received hOm the BoND
HOLDERS COMMITTEE OF the TEX As AND 81. LOUIS
RAILWAY COMPANIES acting under plan dated Aug
ust M 1850 proposals will received by the undersigned
until Thursday March H. 1886 AZ noon for all OF any part
OF 5000 900 FIRST MORTGAGE TRUST tEkllflOAlf 70
OF those provided by above mentioned plan repre-
sented by subscription Certificates issued by this company
for account Of the which certificates are TO be
delivered and paid this Office on saturday March 10
Proposals must aned by certified cheek or 10
pcr cent OF the Of bonds for woh an over Il mace
Successful bidders Will be duly notified OF the amount
awarded them
In default Of prompt payment OF the Dashce at t'S
Office al the spccifcl tine, the amount accompanying the
shall Dc forfeited % the committee with
out prejudice right OF the committee TO euiorco pay
mcut of the balance of the bid.
The checks accomplnyns unacccpted proposals VIII be
promptly returned.
The committee reserves right reject any or all pro
ro.als and TO accept the aggregate VIII deem
most advantageous
FARMERs LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY,
AGENTS.
by W D. sEARGS, e.Presdent