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NEARING The End.
NO MORE BASEBALL AFTER TO.
DAY.
Every body Glad That the Prolonged
Agony is Over-RepOrts Of
Games Elsewhere.

TaE game ye te'day wlq devoid Of
serious error on either side, yet failed
to interest the spectators. Holacher
was in fine form and the Browns could
do nothing with him, only two hits
being made off his delivery. Back
YVES not hit very hard, but bard enough
to yield three runs, oae of which was
earned. Knouff will wind up the sea-
son today and sure victory for Men,
phis may be predicted.
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NashviIle'a Double Victory.

NASHVILLE, TENN, S p'ember s.
The 5000 persons who were at!the park
this afternoon were treated to some of
the most magnificent playing seen on
The local diamond. By superb work
in the field and at the bat Nashville
succeeded in capturing both the
game the first by score OF to 2 in
ten innings, and the last by score Of
2to1. The locals played with that
dash and briliancy which character
lied their work carrier in the seas on
and made them the general favorites.
Billy O'Brien and Shreve were the
opposing pitchers in the frat, and
while they were each bstted freely,
share fielding cut of several sppar-
emily safe hits and kept the score
down. Score by innings:
Nashville .........0 0 ! DOL 90 Is
Savani ah... 400 5000 0 o.
Summary: Earned runs-Nashville,
/. Two base hits-Sowders, /; Bit
man, l; Field, /; Sntcliff, l. Struck
out-By shrevp, Z; O'Brien, 2. Passed
balls-Arundel, A; Schellha se l..
Wnd pitcbes-Sbreve, 2. Double
plays-Strief 10 Fields, Strict 10 Walsh
to Fields. Umpire-G oldsby. Scorer
-Oheatham. Time Of gsme-One
hour and fift7.five minutes.
The &C cond game, which WAS
begun immedistely after the first,
was even more brilliantly played than
the preceding ones. Only five l. :
nipgs we're 81 yed. Moriarty and
Dundtn tfficated in the box for their
respective teams. The great features
we're Hillery's long dive to center
field for three balls, sending sowdeis
and Beard home, and a jumping, one
hand catch by Bittmsn, which save d
the games. Score by innings:
Savannah .....................0 0 0 l OIL
Three base ht:-Hi lety. First
base en- bal's-Mcriarty, 2. Struck
out By Moiisrty, 3; by Dundon, z
Passed balls-Schellhatse, 2. Umpire
-GoIdsby. Scorer Cheatham. Time
lilo.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Foutz knocked Out ofths BOX.

LOUISVILLE, KY, September g.
Foutz, after winding six cOnseculive
games, was pui in again tlday and
was bitted al over the ied by the
home club, who made total OF hirty-
two bsses on clean hits. The visitors
plsyt d a leo fl ,lding game. Rushong
burt his hand ADD was relieved by
R bipson. The game was called on
account of dsrkness in the eighth in
ring Score;
LEU 'sville. .........22 8 006 0-l5
S.. LEU s...........2 8 002 0 O. Z
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CERTAINLY MARRIED.
The Name ~ Of Those Who Witnessed
the A3rOwn-AFIingtOn W edding.

A representative OF the APPEAL who
visited Marion, Ark, yesterday, he ard
a good deal Of ind ignation exprps.e ed
GU account of the published s;atsment
that w. A. Brown denied hav ng been
married to Adele Arlington, WI o COM
mitted suicide IN hls room Ia t1is city
few days ego. It was stated by ssv.
eral persons hat ire couple arrived At
Marion on the evening VI Mond,y,
August 9th, giving out tlo ,TnpTe. sion
that II was q runaway match. They
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MRS. MaIIOy's second Attempt az
Sulelae.

INDIANAPOLIS, I'D. September s.
The Journals South Bend Iud.) epec.
ial r.torts that Mrp. Emma Malloy,
well known all over the country as
revivalist and tenn parauce lecturer, al
tempted to commit suicide this af en-
noou by drowning. She was rescued
with great difficulty, az she was per.
sisten ly b ant on taking her life Her
sou Franz wfs recently browne at
La Porte, and ever nee she has said
that life wa1 not worth living. This
afternoon che was suffering from Il
sevne attack OF sick headache, and
had AIKEN a quantity OF ether. Sud
deoly she ran fIom the house and to
ths river near by anl jumped In.
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A Correction From Lamar. Miss.

=
To the Editors of the Appeal:
LAMAR, Miss, September 3.-My al
tent,ou has Just been callt d TO the fol-
lowing from the Sunday Times OF Au-
gust I'D:
LAGRANGE, Tenn, August 22.-La-
grange aud Lamar clubs played game
Of ball yesterday at La Belle Park.
The game was decided bv en- impair
tial umpire, Mr.. Rich, Of Mosco We to
in favor of Lagrarg,, Lamar throw.
ing mp the game. Two good mem oers
OF the home team were absent
Messrr. Moody and McNamee-as)
Pulliam. HurttPrewitt made q home
run. Netherland made one good
catch, Miehaels, Myrlck, McNamee---
in fact, all the t am, did good work.
Now for the facts In tue case. Our
men being short, the game was ana Ie
with the following understanding:
We conceded 30 Lagrange one i'm
Ter Ell man, with tue understanding
that he WIS to play as first baseman
ouly. they allowed US one man, and
We agreed to play him as shoItstop
or fie. de-. We took in Powell, OF the
90 bert, Miss, club. On arrival at La
grange we found ourselves short two
men, myself being disabled and an-
other OF our men not tuning up, We
also found that instead Of one import.
ed man Lagrange had thee, all from
Grand Junction. We allowed them
the thr, imported men, and they a.
lowed us 10 pick up two men and the
pr;vilegs of playing our imported meo
as VIZ pleased, whilsth'y were not 10
play imported men as eth'r pitcher
or c ,tchtr. We, therefore, went into
the game with Powell, of the Gov.
b sIt Club, in the b3x. At the end of
the secoed inning they acknowledged
they could not hit Powell's curVer,
and requested us to take him out Of
the box, which we did, putting in
our regular pitcher. At the
end OF the eighth inning
the gene stood Lama, 2jj Lagrange,
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CAPITAL PRIZE, $3.50, 600.

We do hereby ccriiIy hat zoe sHpervise-h
arrangements for all he Monthly and Quar-
terly Drdloings the LoKtstaRa State Lottery
Co@T dav.. aud ~ person manage and control
are conducted gih honesty, JdirRess and ~
good faith totodrd all ortiss, aus me authorize
the Company TO Nse this oertiheais, .,oith fac
Smiles OF oar SioHd;Nrs' attached. ~ sic ad-
oerftaefnenfs
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WI OODLAwN S rock FARM In the stud
wv one thoroughhred Running Horse; fee
$40. One TrOttnP Horse; fee, $40. One Jer
sey Bull; fee, $3.50 FoR SALE-30 Horses,
Mich Cows, Is head Butcher Cattle, Pea
cocks and Newfou7 dland Pups. Horses on
pasture, s5 per month; Texas 81 horses, 100 per
day Telephone J0SEPH BUNNEY, &2.
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The Pork F,ters DO Meavy BAtting.

PITrsBURG, PA, September 3 TIE
Cincinua,s defeated the P ttsburgs
this afternoon by heavy btting in the
Fl s. inning aud the fms fielding wo-k
of Carpenter, Feonelly and Corkbill
Pittsbu'g.. ......."1 0000 002-S
Cincinr al ........4 0 0 0 0 0 0 So
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DOOMS AND B0ARD-Nswly furnished
IN rooms, with bOa,d. Mt 40 Market street.
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IN at72 Court street.
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BnItimore Again Defeated.

New York, September The Met.
ropolitsn niue deieate d the Baltimores
at Staten Island today without much
difficulty.
Metropolitan. ....9 2 l 8 5000 %
Baltimore ..........2 900 0 0 0 %
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The Cyclone Pouuded Very Hard.

New YORK, September 8 The
Biolk'yn cub def, ated the Athletics
in a fairy INFESTED g me a. Wash-
inpton PAX today. There wera nearly
1000 people On the grounds Score;
BrooklyLs ........0 0 200 2 0 SO
Athleucs ......2 / 90 2 O o. 5
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Memphis ...... O0OOO 90 0
Charleston ..... l 0 0 l 0 l 00@ - 8
Summary: Earned 1uns- Charles
ton, !. Two bsse hits - Brosn II.
Passed halis-Fu:selbacb, l. Wild
p tches-B ack, l. F.r.t base on balls
Memphis, IL. Struck out-By 10
lacher, 8; 3 ack, 2. Umpire-Merrit t.
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FOR SALE. RENT OR EXCHANGE.

A GRAND NEW sToPEHoUsE-At Sur
IA rounded Hill, Arkansas, the best Gotten
Memphis and fifty mi es from Little hock,
on the NJ. aud L. R. X. h. Apply to-
No. II ADAMS ST., Memphi. Tenn.
Also, several Stock Ranches in Grand
Prairie, Arkansas.
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Commissioners.

We, he undersigned, Bdnks and Bankers,
tciN pay all Prises drdcn IN The Louisiana
State Lotteries ,ohioh may be presentsd at our
Counters.
j. H.OGLESBY,P Pres. Ia. RRt'I Bank.
J.w.KILBRETII, Pres, state NatI I'm
A. BALDWIN, Pres. n. -, Nat Rk.
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COrinth is willing 10 Play Water
Valley.


Ia reply 10 an article in the APPEAL
Of yesterday, we will say that we have
Mt yer received or declined challenge
from the Wattr Valley Blues. Sons
time ago a gentleman FIR m Memphis,
on the par of the Blues, suggested a
game with us, but rs We hal several
games arranged ut the time, and as he
made no suggestion positive Y as to
time, place, expenses, etc., the game
was not made. We have played sew
ersl games this season with surround
ing towus and had thought we were ss
stI ong as any ub in the State that
played none but home boys, bnt ever
once thought OF contt sing fer the
champio ush o OF the STATE. Howtv, r,
if the championship costs us nothing
more than to beat the Blues, we will
Just take it and hold it through the
winter anyway. We have nice
grounds, aud if the Blues are willing
to lake three. quarters Of the gate re-
ceipts for expenses, let them name
the day at once.
MANAGER CoRINTH b. B. @.
CoRIyTH. MISS, September 2, 1885.
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INROM Sept. 18th. Cottage No. IS Wright
Il avenue, near Gporgia street. Apply TO
Nv. HAMr TON, &S51k Madison st.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

ITO THE DEMOCRATS OF THE TENTH
l. CONGRESSIONAL DISTRt0T-ln re-
ply to an article which appeared in the
Memphis Avalanche on the 20th OF August,
Congressional canvass, I published card in
which I substantially stated in answer to
the solicitation of friends that was not
candidate for Congress, and that would not
ombarrass my iriends nor obrude myself
on the councils of the Democratic party, but
would make the canvass If ] believed the
with was general for me TO DO so. Since
thsn have been very generally requested
from all parts of the district to become
caniidacy, subject TO the action Of the Dem
ocraic Convention. rrrncoN
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JSPRECEDENTED ATTRACTIONS
u Over Half a Million Distributed.
Louisiana State Lottery Co.

Incorporated In 1868 for twenty-five years
b. thn Legislature for Educational and
Charitable pur9osos-with capital o! sl,-
OO0, 000-t0 which o reserve fund OF oyor S55O,-
600 has since buen added.
BY an overwhelming popular vote :
Franchise was made n part ofthn prosentSt.
Ooustitntioo. adopted December "a. Az
1879.
dts Grand single Number DrETr
INKS viii InSe place monthly. hMns'
scales or postpones. Look at the following
D ioSth GRAND MONTHLY
AND THB
Extraordinary Quarterly Drawing
In tho Academy of Music, New Orleans,
Tuesday, September IA, 1856,
Under the personal supervision and man
agamont of
Gen.G. z. Benuregnrd, of Louisiana, ana
Gen. JubaI A. EaTly, Of Virginia.
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,ONE 1O.ACRE L0T-Situated on Kerr, av-
W enue; good house, six looms, stable,
fine cisterD, asld well fenced Cal at
A. X. SLOAN'S, 2zl Main 81.
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NISTERNS-Bui and repaired aud war
" ranted. Inventor OF the Sanitary Port
land Cement Pump. Contractor and brick
LAYER. Telephone 1888. TH0S. OUBBINS.
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GEORGETOWN College, D. c.

Founded 1855.
sCIIOOLS open September Q, 1885. Apply
TIE e Frs sEIisSS 81 '1 ~ opens
Sept. 20. 1855. Apply 70 Prot. j. ". II.
hqvsjoy. M. e. 900 18th street, NJ W"
TIE n y, siGSoi az LAW opens on the
First Wednesday in October. Apply TO
Sami. NJ. Ycatman, See'y. corner 6Lh and
JAW iii A. bO0NAN, s. j., Pres't.
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CTOREHOUSE-0cc by Degnan 4
y Co., No. 2O7 Main street. lee Block"
Inquire at No. 4 Madison street.
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Capital Prize, $3.50, 600.

227g Prizes, amounting to........"." "s522,5cC
Application for rates to cluba should b.
made only to the once Of the CompanyN
For further information write clearly,
giving full address. POSTAL NOrEN, Ex-
press Money Orders, or Now York Exchange
In ordinary letter. Currency by Expres tal
our 'Ap'n'0'' N. A. DAUPNIN.
New Orleans, Ia.
or m. A. DAUPHIN,
Washington, ID. O.,
or at West Court st., Memphis, Tenn
Make p. o. Money Orders payable
and address Registered Letters TO
NEW ORLEANs NATIONAL BANK
New Orlanua. In.
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PERSONAL.

TNFOR MATION-Wanted of the where
/ abouts Of Euella and MayJ. Scott.
a, w, SCOTT, Appeal office.
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1.-TWO LARGE ROOMS-In. Odd. Fellows
l. Hall. Apply to MARCUS JONES.
OQ6IZ c., on1 efraah
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DO0M-Nicely furnished front room, good
~ locality, at 68 Court etrset.
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ID ESIDENCES'a- aid Rocms.
IN Il. b. EATON, 70 Madison az,
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DESIDENCE-F From Oct. LIST, elegant brick
IN residence, o. I0S Washia gton st. For
terms apply to No. 7i6 Main street.
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70 ADAMS ST-Room On ground floor,
30 suitable for office or store room; good
location for drug store. Furnished rooms.
"a ADAMS STREET
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nE5IRHBE R00MS-suitable for. light
II housekeeping. N. cor. Sec nd and Market
NEW S-R0OM HOUSING. liz Jones ay-
IN enEe. Alse, two new houses, south side
ist September. Apply to O. @. HEN,
$50 Front street.
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COTTAGE-No.4 22 Court street extended.
" AnnlY ut 218 Main street.
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MO. 1866 MAEN STREET-Opposite the
In court House. Having front on Man
apd one on Poplar street readers this prop
erty very desirable. Call on
JAMES LEE. JR., No 4 Madison at.
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TWO pleasant furnished or unfurnish he'd
i rooms on WASHINGTON street, No. IL bet.
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TH0IcE 0FFICES-0n eecond story, oc-
~ cupiedanr many years by Dr. j. W. Nell
sen, Dentist, corner Union and Main streets.
Also, suitable SLEEPING. ROOMS above.
Also, CHOICE OFFICE on .second-stOry
old Cotton Exchange, oOEner Madison and
Front streets. apply ats l,nion street.
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TLEGANTl newly furnished rooms, bath
IN room, etc. Inquire at ll6 Court street.
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/ AR9E sTORE--First floor AID cellar;
IL with side and rear entrances, Nos. St5
and SOS Main street Possession Octob lst'
or sooner, II required.
Offices and Store-rooms 9, No. 2S2 Second 81.
Rooms for light housekeeping, No; 90 Pop
lar street, over drug store. Apply 70
R. b. SN0WDEN or J. L; Go0DL0E,
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= 1873 ADAMS ST.
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TJOUSES-0n and near Walker avenre,
II on GEImwood street car line, FROM the
let September, several houses, from two %
eight roSlEs, in god repair. Apply az SO
IIninn. q traat. JOS. LENOW.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

DLEASANT rooms and board, with use of
L bathroom; terms reasonable. ll3 Court.
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DOOMS--W it'll board, for gentlemen. Day
Nv boarders wanted. Table 1rst e,sss;
l2l COURT ST.
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.CTOREHUUSES-Th three new irst-class
. Storehouses on Shelby street. next north
of tho GayOso Hotel; Terms reasonable.
5A Madison street,
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u0UGE-No. S1Court street. from septem-
Cav. Hsr,on & BafIoy's. ssO-seS Front street T.
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MISERABLE Rooms, furnished OF uniur-
- nished, single or in suite, with board, at
" Madison street.
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IJ0TEL-T Tie stonewall Hotel and Rail-
II road Eating House at Grand ynnction,
Tenn. Apply TO J. s Day, Receiver: Nos.
$50 and 1862 Front street, Memphis, Tenn.
Possession given immed lately.
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ID at s. Monroe street.
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q STORY HOUsE-Ten rooms, corner Ala
n bama ut. and Thornton avenue Apply
Jas. MONAMARA, 80 ROheson 81.
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IhE NEWS ~ BRIEE.

The republicans of Michigan expect a
handsome plurality in the state over the
fusionlsts, and majority of the congress
men.
Several important papers are said to have
been taken from kISSmger during his term
of arrest at Columbus few nights ago.
The St. Louis sugar refinery. the largest
in the west has shut down, unable To com
pete with the Sandwich island sugar, which
is admitted free of duty.
Mrs Julia Diefenbach. whose name was
connected in an Enquirer libel with that "f
General Brown in relation to pension case,
died suddenly on Friday night.
Mrs. Donaldson. while in tit of insanity,
picked up her two children and jumped into
the Potomac river az Washington. All
three were drowned.
The superintendent of the Adams Express
Co. at ST. Louis says he has the name of
the person who committed the recent express
car robbery The amount stolen is now es-
timated at S120. 900.
Francis Murphy, the temperance worker.
SAYS that the movement to organize a state
nOn-paTtiSan temperance organization Is fast
,SIIming shape. and that the work of or
ganizatiOn will begin in few weeks. 1t is
believed that this will soon superSede the
political prohibition movement.
The Bulgarian Sohranje has begun its
sessions. Little hope is felt that Russian
ascendency can be averted. General kaul
bars continues his dictatorial tactics. A
great demonstration of thirty thousand
workingmen took place at Charleroi, TO de-
mand free pardon for all wOrkmen sen
fenced on account of their participation in
the riots of March last. 1t is learned that
the French government has received little
encouragement from Turkey in its agitation
against the British in Egypt. Sarah Bern-
hardt is playing in the principal Chilian
cities.
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A NAMELESS CASE,

My case has been a very curious one for
about thirteen years. At intervals of about
o IL week | would be attacked with spells OF
severe and eXcruclating pam, always COM
mencing in the region of my kidneys. The
pain would then go upwards and affect my
body and head, and seemed to penetrate my
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have used three bottles, and not pain has
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the compliant The B. B. b. acted finely
and powerfully upon my kidneys; my appe-
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Constitution, Ga. May 8, 1886.
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SE4LED PROPOSALS will be received at the
y office of the clerk of the board of educa-
tiOn of the city Of Springfield. Ohio. for fur
nishing all the material and constructing b
school house on the south side of Fair street.
near Yellow Springs street. in said city, ac-
cOrGing TO the plans, prOfes and specific
tiOns on file IN the office Of ChaS. 4. CTrgar.
architect All bids must he for furnishing all
material and completing said work according
To said plans, profile and Specifications; must
state the price OF labor and material separ-
ately, and must be signed by the full name Of
every person interested in such bid. and also
be signed BY the full name Of some disjnter-
eSted responsible person. as guarantee that
4 contract will be entered into proyi ed the
bid is accepted; and all BIDS must : 9 q file
with the clerk Of the board ~ rduca- OIL On or
before twelve u clock noon of Friday, tue 18th
day Of November. 1886 to be opened and read
1t the next meeting Of the board thereafter.
The board reserve the right 10 reject any or
all bids presented, for any reason they may
deem sufficient. The board recommends that
all bids be made on blank forms, which will be
furnished To parties desiring 70 bid, by the
clerk of said board.
BY order Of the board Of education.
9td d .CUSHl Nc, Clerk.