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TOWN AND COUNTRY:
tl,c. TLr0E.Cs PICKED W HERE AND
= N HERE BY our EAGtE-EYED
klrCRTERo.

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spot III eA'''''i'' - oPo'
business man KNOWS '''i7'
The thrifty man maketh g"oa garden
while the SluggaId wonders "hHro lis
next meal Will Conc 'i'"'
At this time OF The year tho goo" hou9e
wife deserves tie sympathy OF all Good
Soople-hou7c cleaning time, you Fn9W-
Work has seen cdmmcnced on the Wat
Eins bricr stores, on the old Watkins ware
NJ
Contractor
i Il. Switzerland Is making an addition
10 his tin shop for Tie manufacture of to-
bacco aues. He will be prepared to oil
All orders III that line.
me fishing season i, fairly on now and
the stock of liars i, increasing. From time
immcmoriaI men have been licensed
70 lie about their fishing exploits.
Cora Van Tasspl, the charming soubrctte,
AMI her excellamt support will delight
audiences at Burwcll Hall Thursday and
Friday night, next. Admission = ,35 and
50 cents.
\ patent tobacco planter that waters The
hlant and throws dry dirt around it is said
90 be a recent jnvcutior. 1t is claimed that
it will plant HYc acres day with one
morse power.
Fires AMI overcoats were in demand tie
first few days of tits week. Sunday, Mon
dav and Tuesday it raintd almost COLI
tinuon,lv with the tRclt6n!etar several de
rec, I1Tpr
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In the bright lexicon OF youth / no Sucl
"orl IS fail, nut later ON, when the you'll
gets into business for himself, the wore
shows M. Particularly Sc if he undo
estimates the value of printers ink.
Every hou,e-kccpcr and merchant shout,
have Novelty Force Pump. The bea
hing out for washing windows, sprinklin
IN front of the door, etc; also useful i
case of fire Sold only by I. L. Manning
Tricr 500.
We think We know vbv some naonlo VIII
promise Ia call at our Office and settle fai
to do So They 90 on the principle that til
o.fcp should seek the man and not the ma
the Office. Hence the necessity for OF
having to - dun " them
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The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-05-24

Magistrates, superior Court Clerks, and
ali other persons can buy all kinds OF Law
Blanks and can have all kinds of printing
done in the best style and at the lowest
prices at
HARRELL's PRINTING HOUSE,
may Sd 0. Weldon, n. Z.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-05-24

HENDERSON FEMALE CoLIEGE.-The
commencement exercises of Henderson Fe-
male College will take place Juiie 5rd 10
Jti. The annual sermon will he preached
by Rev J. H. Gordon, OF Wilson, at the
Methodist Protestant church. Sunday,
June Srd, at II o'clock n. IN
Tuesday, June 5th, at 10 a. m, the Art
exhibition will be held at Burwell Hall.
TueSda5 june 5th, at $50 p. m, the an
nual concert will take place at Bmrwell.
Tie programme as arranged for the occa:
sion is very attractive one and will doubt
less be well rendered by the young ladies
OF the school.
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HAVE YOU SEEN HIM 3-fIavc Jot seen
a somewhat undersize man wearing 4
plated bosom shirt, big black neck-tie
and q huge white hat? Well, that's ''Jor-
dan. the Star man" You max take him
for pewly-arriyed Texan al first, but there
is no harm in him, as he does not carry his
pistols and bowie-knives in his bootlegS,
We have known him a long time, and COM
mend him as a very clever fellow and the
representative of onI Of the best papers in
the State-and no one could present its
claims to better advantage. Mr.. Jordan
will call on otir people and give them an
opportunity OF subscribing for North
Carolina daily that can be received within
a reasonable time after its publication, and
one that will be read with absorbing in
terest. The GOLD LEAF would be glad for
so good paper as the Wilmington Star tc
find many readers among Our citizens.
WANTED-A good job Printer, at once.
Adirses. II;DINGTON e AYCOCK
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For DYSPEPSIA and 1s;yer Complaint
you have printed guarantee on every
bottle of Shiloh'S Eitalizer. 1t never fails
20 cure For sale at W. L. Cheatham &
Co.'S drug store. Feb-9.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-05-24

ARE YoU MADE miserable by Indigestion,
Constipation; Dizziness, Loss of Appetite,
tive cure. For sale at n. L. Cheatha{n &
Cos drug store. Feb-9.
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srrc-AL NcTIcE.

--~n~r fIonds .hro0gho0t he county,
iii confer favor by furnishing "a, with
INV rrw- of local OF CAMERA h!ftLf,t, ing!
riay occur il their respective I'"is'iO"t :
n1 ,,..,,r. calling on Or writing to qdver-
.trg5 Mil please mention the GoLP LEAF,
~ 50 dong you will greatly oblisc u.s.
'zi,ilr il will cost YGG nothing.
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WHY WILL VOC cough Wien sSliloh's
Cure will give Immediate relief? Price 70
cts, 80 cts, aIta r. For sale at W. /.
Cheatham & Cos drug store.
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sHILoF.s CURE will immediately relieve
Gpttb. Nhooping Cough and Bronchitis.
For sale at W. I. ChCatAari q Co.'S drug
store. feD-9.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-05-24

"H ACKMETACK, Il lasting ana fragrant
perfume. Price 25 ard 50 cents. For sale
at w. T.. Cheatham & Co.'S drug store.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-05-24

Those who have used it pronounce Raj
eich Standard Guano one Of the best fer
tiljzers now on the market. Its success in
the production of fine 1rignt yellow TO
bacco has been ali that could be demanded
Sold in Henderson by ID. \. Cooper, who
has a large supply Oh hand. See adyer-
1nkut
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-05-24

ssfiLoHs CArARRH REMEDY-a positive
cure for Catarrh. Diphtheria and Canker
mouth. For sale at w. I. Chatham IL Cos
drug store. feb-e.
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GIVE THEM \ Cross WAY.-A cross way
ought to be made over the railroad between
Rowland * POwell's store and the old
Methodist church. The convenience of
those people living IN that part OF town de-
maudS it They are expected to pay their
taxes with as much regularity and prompt
ness a. others, and are entitled to just as
much Gems liberation as their more fortunate
and favored friends it seems to US. \ cross
ing must be made along here one OF ttesa
days, and the longer it is delayed the more
expen i've it will be. For the present. let an
ordinance be passed compelling the rail-
road authorities to keep the way open, at
least and this Will be some better than it
is now. Then few loads of dirt hauled
from where tine foundations are being dug
for the new stores would pat ii in better
shape still. Will not the authorities give
these people some relief in this direction
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- So Cheap and on - Terrns

For sale tAeap anu On f-L.y EtEIIT
Two ECLIPSE" Grain SeperatOrs which
Lave been used but little and ate in good
order. L. II. TAYLOR.
WooiwOrth-
may-i74o Vance County, y. =.
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NEWS ITEMS WANTE0.-The GOLD LEAF
will at all times be obliged to its friends
in town, and IN other sections represented
by it, if they will communicate TO us either
verbally or by other means any interesting
matters Of fact or business coming under
their notice. Thus doing they will oblige
US and help entertain and instruct our
readers. Where not convenient for the
Informant to do so, the editor will put the
matter in proper shape for publication.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-05-24

Insure your life, insure Scrr property,
with .. X. DUNG, Agent.
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The ABOVE, eN6ehting RaIeish, and Ion
TIE reason stated above. come under the
terms of the Blount bill. The President
thinks it is wise and economical measure
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THE Rev. Gro. ii. THAYFR, Of Bourbon,
Ind. SAYS Both myself and wife owt
our lives to SIHLoH's CONSUMPTION cFiH
For sale at II. T. Chcathain * Cos drug
store Feb-9.
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Agency for Hackney Bros Carriages. dc.
Having g.ie agency for Hackney Bros
buggies. Carriages, wagons, road carts, &c.
| can sell any style vehicle desired at fac
tory prices. This work is all of the best
materials and fully warranted. Reposi-
tory i'm O'Neil building. good supplS
of Vehicles of all kinds always on hand
Mr.. Jas. 4 G'Neu VIII show the work
and wait on CUSTOMERS.
March s, /. ii. ii. BURmELL.
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Nasal. INJECTOR free with each bot
tie of Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price 20
cents. For sale at II =. tkeaffEam & CO..
drug 1art. feb-9.
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WASrED-A good job Printer, at once.
Address; LUDINGToN & AYCoCK,
Printers and Stationers,
Henderson, x. Z.
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<N9p<~-

GUArtTAT7s OF THE PEACE-At z meet
ing of the Board of Town Commissioners
held Monday evening, r. J. Switzerland,
j. II. Malone and John Quarles were
elected policemen. the first named being
chief. Mr.. Switzerland has made very
! efficient Officer ard Els reelection by the
new Board is evidence Of how we'll he has
discharged his duties. Nj. Malone has
served on the force before, being ehiet at
one time, and was a capable and faithful
| officer. Altogether we have a strong pO-
lice force, and offenders against the law
may beware.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-05-24

Three years experience in charging soda
fountains, guarantees the best drink in
that line at j. u. Young & Cos drug
store. May 24th.
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New SODA FoU$TA1N.-J. NJ. Young y
Co. how have their soda fountain in full
blast. It is one of the handsomest things of
the kind ever brought to Henderson, SO
arranged that two or more persons can
work at it i'll waiting on customers without
being in the least in each others way. 1t
is one of Tufts make ard IS fne appara-
tus iii every way. And no one knows how to
marriages. soda fountain any better than jim
water if YOU have any doubts en- the sub
|
National Republican., 1888-04-25
TI!E COURT RECORD.

United States Supreme Court.-ln the S,I
prcmc Court of the United States yesterday
the following business was transacted
Theodore l.. Davidson, Of Ashcvillc. y. G.,
was admitted topWrtioc.
Nc. i'll, Plyunt Mahun, appellant. ". Abncr
justic". tailor of Pike county, Ky. Argument
continued by Mr j. Proctor Knott for appellee
and concluded by Mr.. Eustacc Gibson for ap.
reliant.
No ~. Peter II. Mellon, appellant W.. The
Smith.Davis Manufacturing Company 1T AL
Appeal from N" circuit court of the United
states for tile eastern district of Missouri
Dismissed with costs. pulsH1at TO the tenth
rule.
no. 2is. The Mo>lcr safe aud Lock Com
pany appellant, vs.. MOslcr, Bahman Il Co.
Argument commenced by Mr. George J. Muir
ray for the appellant ana continued by Mr.
James Moore for the appcllccS and by Mr.
Murray for the appellant.
Adjourned until to-day n Il o'clock.
Court IN General TeTm--C chief Justice Bng.
ham and Justices Cox and James s.-Mcloy vs..
Grant; cause dismissed. Mczerott Vs. Droop;
cause dismissed. Taylor vs.. Mclntirc; cause
dismissed. 'rhurber vs.. Mcpherson: cause
i3, A, 10, Il, 20, 20, and So
Circuit Court, Division No. i-JuStice IIag.
ner.-l'ilghqm vs.. Linger; verdict for plaintiff
motion for new trial iicd. Wolf \ Marks ".
Grief ~ Bro; motion for now trial filed. white
& Co. VS.. Hicks: verdict fur plantin FOR
SG1f.SO with interest from June II. 1881. As
signmcnt-Nos $40, 5i1, 55G, 80, 5G3, Jj3, 5Jj
561, b8S, and $50.
Circuit Court. Division No. 2-Justicc Mer
rick.--John Webster ys. j.. and T. Il. X. Co.
| Jury respitcd. Assgnmcnt-No change from
that of Tuesday.
Equity Court-JuStice Cox.--Williams vs.
sutherland; testimony ordered taken in fifteen
days. Kimball VS.. Simmons; decree for parti
tiOn granted.
Probate Court-Justice Cox.-EStatc of
Charles A. Kimmcl: petition of heira for ar'
puintmcnt of administrator Il. b. il. filed. In
re James Y. and Mary Yates, minors guardian
authorized to pay solicitors fee, 800. Estate
Of Henry Coleman; final notice to creditors
rctuInablc May a5 issued
Criminal Colrt--JuStcc Mont gOmCry Ed
ward Gordon, Henry Curry alias Henry Toll
yer alias Possum Curry, Samuel Boston, Henry
Scott, and John jackson, rape and assault
| with intent to commit rape; on trial; Jury re
Spitcd. Samuel T. Drury, forgery; case con
| tinucd. Melville II. Howard, forgery; rccog
nizancc in $3.50, with Frederick lIausman a;
surety taken, Assignment Case mlisposed
! of and United States VS.. Daniel s. Ward fui
| false prctCnscs, George V. Cooper for rereiy
| ing stolen property, Robert Bcrkloy for house
breaking, and Thomas cady and John liagar
| for hOuscbreaking,
National Republican., 1888-04-25
DISEASES or WOMEN.
Ovarian and womb Neuralgia.

Mrs. Jornie s.. who died of Cancer uf the tie.
rus from neglected Neuralgia NJ the Womb.
There Is in this country today very large
class Of nervous women who at least once u
month, ard sometimes almost constantly.
suffer from neuralgic affection Of the uterus
womb or oyarics. The suffering in some
cases is agoni2ng and ends in terrible CON
vulsions. Sexual cXccsscs, frequent mis-
carriages, too frequent childbirth, ovcrcXcr-
ton, tight lacing, Falls and Blows. Lack of
Exercise, Abuse of the Bath, etc, all con.
tribute to, causes. or aggravHte the trouble.
The approach Of each "period' Is watched
for with dread and anxiety, and sometimes
the slightest ovcrcNcrtiun, error In diet etc,
will bring on the suffering, usually assuage
after time by hot applications and narcot-
les. How many of the habitual morphine
takers of the present day attribute their first
experience Of this deadly drug to just
such an attack ? Had the physician,
| instead of giving the disease the long
name Of Dysmenurrhun, and loading the
| patients system with opiatc,, used u few
| doses of Scotch Oats Essence to allny the
| nervous symptoms and pain, relieve the
nervous irritation, and build up the system
| and prescribe Sir James simpsons PastiliCs
| to cure the uterine disease, he would have
| accomplished much better results and with.
OuI inc uHngCr attending the use ol ueauly
| narcotics.
She who Is wise woman will take this
matter Of painful monstruaion and Ovarian
| Neuralgia in hand, not while the pain Is
upon her, but in the quiet intervals. By
thus doing She will soon find to her Satisfnc-
tion that the Scotch Oats Essence has at
tackled the very root of the evil. and so built
| up, relieved, andhealGd the tender aud SEN
| sftive nerve filaments that when the next
| p.i Ia, ~
and painless.
| There has been no remedy discovered in
| the past twenty years that has proved such
u boon to abused and suffering womunkind
National Republican., 1888-04-25
THE HOUSE.

Mr. Heard, of Missouri from the com
mittec on elections, submitted the report in
the contested election case of Frank against
Glover, from the ninth congressional district
of Missouri, and it was referred to the House
calendar. 1t finds the contestec, Mr., Glover,
entitled to the seat.
Mr.. Anderson, of Iowa, from the com
mittee on commerce, reported back reso
luton providing for the investigation of the
strike on the Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy railroad. Committee of the whole.
On motion of Mr.. Cox, of New York, Il
bill was passed authorizing the Secretary of
the Treasury to award gold medal Of the
first class to Capt. Thomas Sampson, of
New York city, for rescuing five boys from
drowning.
Mr.. Mills, of Texas, asked unanimous
consent that all gentlemen might be allowed
to print in the Record any remarks upon the
objected,
Mr.. Hopkins of New York, objected to a
request from Mr.. Mills that night session
should be held in the evening" and then the
House went into committee OF the whole
(Mr. Springer, of Illinois, in the chair) on
the tariff bill, the floor being accorded to
Mr.. McMillin, of Tennessee.
buTllS lHc COURSE OF his bpcCtn MT, MIC
Millin declared that the internal revenue
system against which the gentleman from
Pennsylvania (Mr. Kelley invcighed had
not been inaugurated by the Democratic
party.
Mr.. Kelley admitted that the Democratic
party had not enacted the law, hut declared
that II had made 1t necessary for the Repub-
lican party, which remained in Congress
during the war, to provide the sincws for
that war, and thus forced that party to re-
sort to internal taxes and all the hardships
resulting from them.
Mr.. Kelley and Mr.. McMillln then in
duged in a lively discussion in which the
retorts were often hot, but never acrimoni-
ous.
In touching upon the decay of our foreign
commerce and attrbuting it to high tariff
Mr.. McMillin was interrupted by Mr.. Ding
ley, Of Maine, with the question whether
that commerce had not fallen of from 1898
to 1861, prior to the enactment OF the high
tariff.
Mr. McMillin admitted that there had
been n falling off, but he declared that
owing to the present high tariff the com
merce had fallen into n state of utter decay
He inquired whether Mr.. Dmgley favored a
policy which permitted the United States To
seize the ship of citizen if that ship was
bought abroad and brought into Il home
portY
Mr. Dingley replied that he favored the
policy inaugurated by Washington of con
lining American rcgistries to vessels built IN
this country, lApplause on Republican
side
In the further course of his speech Mr.
McAIilln referred to James Russell Lowell
as distinguished member of the Republi.
can party, a reference which was received
National Republican., 1888-04-25
Using Electricity for Heating.

Five important patents were granted ycStcr'
day by the commissioner of patents TO Mr.
Elias T.. Rics the Baltimore electrician, on
methods and apparatus for heating by clcc
Grated by MIR. Ries dwellings and other place,
can he supplied with heat from central gen
Grating stations by the same conductors thai
now supply them with current for incan
to not only include the application of the in
ycntuns embraced therein to private hcatinl
and heating from central stations hut ais,
provide special methods for heating and light
ing railway cars by electricity.
National Republican., 1888-04-25
Mr.. Blaine Meant what He Said

EDITOR NATIONAL RErrBLlCAS Like you, |
believe Mr.. Blaine meant all he said when he
declined to be considered candidate for the
Republican nomination at Chicago. There
can be no doubt of the sincerity of his purpose
nor of his anxious care for his party. lie
supposed obligations to him and his party
from all embarrassment, arising from what
ever cause, on his account. But Mr.. Elaine is
a patriot, and il called upon by his friends TO
will he. he will do so. And IL he Is the choice
of the party for the presidency, why should II
not command his SerNiceSt q.
MANon HALL NEAR Richmond, Na.). April
National Republican., 1888-04-25
uNHE CHEAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE TO
L THE NORTH WEST. MD SOUTHWEST.
DOT 'BLETRACK SPLENDID ST EMERY;
STEEL RAILS. MAGNlIlC ENl EQUIP
IN EEEECT nEc. tn. tse-


TRAINS LEAVE Washington from station,
corner 9th and u streets, as follows:
For pittshurg and the West, Chicago Limited
ENpr',S Of Palace Sleeping Cars at $50 a. NJ.
daily; Fast Line, GjU a. m. daily tu Cincinnati
and -. Louis. with Sleeping cars from HARRIS
burg to Cincinnati. and buffet car tu ~ Louis;
daily. except saturday. To- Chicago, with sleep.
ing Car Altoona To Chicago, Western Ex.
press. at -;lOp m. daily, with sleeping cars
washington 70 l!I4eo and st. Louis and eN.
ccpt saturdays. Harrisburg tu Cleveland,
connecting daily at Harrisburg with through
N,rrpCr~ for Louisville and Memphis, Pacific
Express. 10 p. m. daily for rittShurg aud tho
WCst, with through sleeper to pittsbur2. and
PittShurg 10 Chicago.
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Erie, 'anaudaigua, Rochester. Buffalo,
Niaag3ra; iO00 p m daily, except saturday,
with Palace Cars Washington to Rochester
For MillumSpow, Lock Haven and Elmra,
al go q. m, daily. except SUNDAY.
For New York and the East, i:2O, 200, ll.NN,
and il:4O a, IN, 2nN, $40. luOo. and ll;2o y. m.
On sunday. Hau 1 10 q. IN. 200. i:iO, lUrN and
li'SO N. Limited Express 9i Pullman pdrlor
day, and 3|j p. m. daily
For Boston without change, 2OO r. m. every
Far Rrooklyn. y. Y, all through trains con.
meet at Jersey city with boats of BrnDklyn
Annex. affprdMg direct transfer to Fulton
street. avoiding double fcIriugo across New
For PHILADELPHIA, 80, 900. iiNO. and ir4o
a. m. zoo, tao. GtN. 1890, and li;!O p. m. on
sunday, Nio, lliO a. m, 200, iO 500, 1000,
anu lI'EN l'' III Illnll'u ENlltN- IarIOr ana
Dining 'alS, g:iJ II. m. week days, and a:iS p.
For baltimore. G;a5, 30, 900 o.io. $50 fioo,
i:iO Il, IN. l2Ni, 200 3H5, $40, 40 i:iO, geo,
$40, 1850. and ll:N p. IN. On sunday, 900,
800, 9'N. 30 a M, 2OJ, 3Hj, i;l0, 6.Oo, $40,
1900 and l1;2O p. IN,
! For pupc'~ creek Line, r:s0 a IN. aud 1910 y.
m daily except sunday
/ For Annapolis ;:20 and 900 Il. M, i2.05, i..o,
and 600 >. m. daily except sunday. sundays.
. ALEX1&nmA AND FREDERICKSBURG
/ RAllWAY. AND ALEXANDRIA AND
| NASllINGTON RAILROAD.
| For Alexandria Geo, G;l5, $40. N87, 1857 a. rl.
| 1900 noon, LOS i;"S, SEQ, Col G"o sos, ln.dS,
! and llH y. m. ON sunday. at Geo g:i1. IO:JI A.
! m, !H u:3o, s.Oj. and 1905 y. m.
AG"9mm"datiuH, for Quantico, 500 y. ID.
| week days,
FOR ri, mGond and the South 800, 1875; a. NJ,
| daily. and GNi p. m. daily, rSCcpt sunday
Trains laNr Alexandria for Washington,
! Cu5, I:o5, Sth HlU, lOIj, ll:O1 Il. m; l:1O 800,
! 3..3, $40, iO5 h'9, lO:i2. and ll.Oi y. m. IN
| sunday a. 9:lO and ll0i Il. m 200, $40, 7OS,
! g:3G, and 1912 p. IN.
Ticket, and information Al the Office. north.
/ east corner of 18th street and pcnnsylvani.,
/ avenue, and NJ the station, where orders can
| De- l,it for the checking of baggage to dCstina.
tiUi from hotels and residences.
j. II. WOOD,
General Passenger Agent.
! C1lAS. +. ptGll. General Manager
National Republican., 1888-04-25
DROpOSALS FOR MNCADAM ROADWAY
! ANn CuBbLISrONE CUTTERS Ar
MA~IlINGrON BARRACKS, /. G.,
nrror QrANrMMA.rn,. Ogrlcr

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scaled proposals, in triplirutc, subject u
usual conditions, will hG received NJ this
office until r. u'cluvlE noon, on TT 'ESDAN,
MAY 70, lNSS at which time and place they
Will hr oprncd In the presence of attending
Nacadum Roadway, II feet Wide, with cob.
hlr.Stuur Gutter. > feet wide and about l5ll
feet Oi MaCadum Roadway l3 feet wide. with
Cuhhlr Stone cutters feet wide, Bidders To-
state the price PER linca foot for each dnnvu-
sion al Roadway and Gutterug,
Forms for proposals aud specifications for
each rlHs."l work can he obtained AT this
unr',
The United states reserves the right tO rr-
iort any and all proposals; tuucrcIt proposals
for the entire work, or 10 make award Of ouch
clu,, of work separately
q, u, DANDY,
Deputy or Mr. General, L, :. j.,
Al9AGt Depot Uumtcrma~iur