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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-02-21
OUT OF THE OLD INTO THE NEW
lydia BARRIERS Esr.rr

STATE or VgHaosT, Manchester District o.
In Probate Court held at Maneh ester, within
and for said Dl,irIct on the Ilih day OF febiu.
sry A. d. 1850.
The administrator on tne cstala Of LYDIA Bar
Der late Of hsndgato 20 raid district deceased
presented 80 application In writing TO ssid court
acting forth the amount oi debts due from ibo
decnn,ed, the charges OF administration, and
the vain. OF the personal estate. and represent,
Ing that the deceased died si,zed Of ceYinin real
estate being houss and lat and about three
acres of lind sinaie In sald ksndgaie, aud that
II VIII Dc necessary % sell part " said real
estate 10 pay the debts aud charges Of admins
trsiioD, ana hat part of said real estate can.
not be sold without Injury 10 tilofe inierestad
IN The femsindsr, and PRAYING ssid court Tor the
fearons sioreraid 10 grant him iicense 20 ssIl
the Whole Of said real estate.
Whefeupos II was ordered that hearing upon
said application be had AT a Probate Court 10 be
held ~ The Probate Once 10 Manchester In said
District, Oh The znd day Of March, a. D, 1883,
and that notice OF said application, tho nstprs
aud rossfns thereof and the tine and place Of
he''lng thereon, be given 10 oil persons inter.
ested, ny the publication hereof IN tho Man
sherrf JOURNAL, Newspaper printed At said
haDehesisr, Three weeks auccfssyely previous
70 said time o. hearing.
ioas loyILAhD hUXso., Judge
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-02-21

cd yiiely be ss Democrat Bat when
Dsvia cane back into the city after be hsa
Pot dosu the rebellion shima was Mug.
urnp, CopperheAi and everything olee
called himself dead dog. and looked for
nothing but deash At The hands Of The
hing, Bat David. knosiog iha, the poor
enss coulani ironhie him any more, hind.
ly LEI BIN live. on condition thai be keep
himself shut up In his own hnase cut sight
Of all people. This ough, 10 be the only
condition 10 which Mugwump or COP
perbead should be permitted 10 live, even
TO this day"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-02-21

James L. Freeman, for q number O
years one Of the prominent business men
OF Hydeyille, died quite suddenly Sunday
He had been as well as usual
up to the day of his death, and arose
Sunday morning and dressed himself aud
built his fires as usual He hen laid
down on the bed and about 7 o'clock waa
foupd lying there, dead. His death re :
suited from neuralgia OF the heart.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-02-21
Gao week from next Monday and til

Gao week from next Monday aud the
'rascals' will be IN again. BY thu way.
those books which our Democratic friends
we're so very anxious to see were found to
be all right, and now tue Republicans will
have IA opportunity to review the Demo
cratic method of keeping books We hope
they will be found all right this time.
There should be no desire to make polti-
cal capital at the expense Of the Nations
honor. 1t is time enough to call people
''rascals" after the evidence is all ia and
conviction secured We also hope the
phrase offensive partisan" will also be.
come obsolete with the outgoing admins
trstion. 1t was never anything but very
thin disguise,a himsy mantle that covered
q multi ude OF sins.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-02-21

The boiler in the Park Hotel. Hartford
Conn, exploded Monday morning at an
early hour causing the front wall TO fall,
burying many people in the ruins. To add
to the horror the building at once took
fire The fire department and citizens
we're soon on the ground aud the work OF
putting out the fire aud rescuing the vic
tins was vigorous and partially success.
full. Ten were taken out alive but more
or less injured. Twenty dead bodies we're
recovered, all but one being identified 1t
Is thought several more persisted in the
disaster.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-02-21
TAX SALE

Tbs rcsid nj and ron residsut proprislors
OF the town 81 Manchester IN the ecu nty Of Ben.
nington are hereby notified that tho "a res ssses
sed BY ssid town within three years beIt pre-.
cesfing date reuain 10 whole or IN part unpaid
upon the follo.iDg described iands situated in
ssid t9sn. 10 wiff
On houss aud lot 81 acre Of land situated In
the school disifie, IN raid MEneisster ssse.ssd
aud tsrei - T. Billings and slfe
lar doe thereon fssJ
On bouse and lot OF acre Of land situated la
tbs 10 school district ~ ssld Manchester esHsd,
Assssfed and taxed 10 Mrs. PAT Christie
Tar due thereon 49,
On house and LOT Of aeres Of tsBd siiuaitd IN
the school elsiFi@i IN raid Manchester, owned,
Esstsssd and taxed 70 Mrs. kufan Eaton
Tan due thereon 1913
On " Grres ~ mountain lana situsted IN tbsf
school dlstiici ip raid Manchester decided bv
john u, an Milo wsle 70 b. n. Ho,Isy Owned
sDd taxed 10 him,
Tar due thereon tzIe
And 90 much d raid lands viii be sold at pub.
lie suction Al forn Clerks enies to said Mao
chester on the 9Th day ~ March A. ID. issJ At
~ oeiocf 10 this forenoon ss shall BE- requisite
y discbsrge s&ld zee aud eosts Hnlsss pre-
'ieusly paid. Dated ~ Manchester 10 tha couH.
> u Bennington this 6th day Of February A. ID.
~, " u. 6IDDIh0s, Constable,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-02-21

Tue yield Of corn "a the Uniied States
for lsSs was ? o00.oo0 000 bushels, or 80
bushels per bead far every man. woman
aud child 10 ihs eooe,fy Commenting on
this enormous production. The New York
Herald re@ailr "oae bundrcd years ago
The unliei States 4ii boa more than bare.
~ 'upply her eva atmauds IN food, now
she dominates TIE markets Of the world
snd has eipunGsd lhs lane Of famine from
The list Of he worlI's great caiauities."
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-02-21

The caseus Of Democrats representa-.
iiFcs 70 consider the tat.A Uills was tizzlc
sei % - nos ct,tsia tia, there VIII be no
'afin Legislation % lhe present session
There ate more Randall Democrats than
there we're bsiorn tue election, aud they
are mefe really to aAbt Mills and the other
iree traders than they aerc, bat Mills aud
his friend, sill cou,,ol tie majority and
they arc not willing to back down and the
result 90
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-02-21
A Magvump D.fia.d.

The following extract from character.
isiic letter from Parker IL wsrren. oi Phil.
adelphiA. may cause our readers TO inves-
.igs,s their bibles. bat they will fod that
the description ss MngWump ersciiy:
80 ycn ihink Stimei was Mag~umpi
Well, perhaps he wss 10 thai be threw
dirt be vn Muswump. 10 that be ours
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-02-21

The New York sua iubilantly asserts
that many 81 The beat speeches made ON
the anniversary o. LiBcoln's birthday were
IRON Democrats, Does that paper re-
nennsr The time when iis party voices
could hnd DO term 10 the slough depart
men, Of ihe dictionary too fonl to apply
10 The great cmancipasor2 Democrats do
well by snloey bow to make all possible
amends ior their terrible mistake Of TWEEN.
ty,fonr years ago
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-02-21

According % lh Eaglish sitiis,ician the
total anaaal ehpeuatiurt 81 Esrops for its
military estahlish@ Its Is equivalent 10
si,7saoe0 Tao a@oant il properly
applied. ~oaii catotally clslhs every
ms1, aanAa ana eAilaaa the cos,iuepi,
place 10 every hoas isa mssps Of eoniori
snd ssAi every bay cad eifl to school for
eight nosihs q iAe yaar Yet tho eener
siiaes q 10 Day boast q their civilization,
pity The barbarian ages q the past. and
make eonpaiaiiona hov neAr the millen.
ninm is
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-02-21

The Journal 81 Uaiici fabur. the oillcisl
organ Q; ihe lnigiis q labor. most sensi
bly, declare "Ihe dag q The strike il
past. snd The sooner lha voflisgmen re
cosn'ae ihAi fact aud devise other methods
Tor righitoe 'aslf HtonRs aud redressing
their grssvAacas. ibe heiier for sll concern
cd" IL hss been iueriisbis IRON the very
nni that lbe tcnahl. aai cool headed
leaders q The united labor. pho have the
bss, Interests 81 ibe order u heart, mus,
sseninslly come 20 iiis eonclasioa.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-02-21

Ffau. isl Of 81 receive lee Fargo
Day afsu. sssy psper, CHAR
aF'e'isiis q ~'ra pasA and energy.
se'bibg ear lope As lbt DakOtas from
becoming HoFih aaa. ler u lbc sisierhoOd
OF states.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-02-21

Dc Neil Mitehe president d the Jack
sonslllv, Fla. board q health. has issued
proclamation ths' TIE city ia wholly. en-
hrely asd absolutely f,,e from infectious
or contagious distsa ibis ough, to have
good and iraaenliai leet upon The ho
tel business.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-02-21

Denman Thompson is hpviug an e1tro.
ordinary ran wiih Bis characteristics New
England play "Tbe Old Homestead" At
The Academy Of Music. New York. II, is
said that $1,000 people bavo seen i. since
u was hrsi put On ia New York, aud tia, a
round million VIII visit it before tho end
OF The season ID Juae. Nothing conla be
more charming Or irus 70 nature than Josh
Wbileoabs dciintAliaa q Yankee charac.
ter
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-02-21

CAL Hsmiltoa hss ctasled out from un.
der The bed with tue scalp q George viii
liam Curtis 10 Der hand II was an awful
squaoble. but Gail fetched him. Miss
Hamilton has hung tho trophy upon one
Of The susponder battons 81 Der journals
Tic godfather, Joseph Msahi.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-02-21

Tho Windsor Hotel, Jacksonville, Fla,
is now open and doing a business which
compares fsyorably with any former sea
son 10 February. And iliat ia saving a
good deal. Tourists are now pouring in
to Jacksonville. all the hotel men are busy
aud II is safe 10 say that from all iudica.
tons March aud April will b. way ahead
OF sll previous records for business The
snb.Tropical Exposition at Jacksonville is
almost ready 10 open, more interesting and
attractive than ever r. II. Oryis, pro
prieior OF the Windsor Hotel, sen, the fol
lowing Characteristic despatch from New
York to Gen W. s. Webb. who has been
selected /. director OF the Exposition
Congratulations Right man 10 the right
place. Make grand exhibition OF tobacco
and oranges. Take all internal revenue
taxes of tobacco, PIT dollar box tariff
on foreign oranges, aud give Florida a
sure enough boom tha,will maiu bust
ness aud immigration /"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-02-21

Bucklsns Arnica S4lye Is the best 10 the
world for cuts, bruises. sores, ulcers, salt
rhenm, fever sores. telter. chopped hands,
chil6lalns, corns, and all skin erupilons and
positively cures piles,or no pay required,
IL Is guaranteed TO give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price % cents per
box. For sale by ]. N. Hard.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-02-21

The main consideration which led the
commission on the new inss0e asylum to
decide on Waterbury for the location, We
understand 10 bave been the low figure at
which The land required could be purchas-
ed 10 tina, town. II Is OF course natural
that the commission should want all the
money possible to put into buildings, and
the only gu es,ion is whether in securing
a larger proportion OF the fund for build
ing purposes they have not forfeited larger
advantages which could have been secured
in the long run, at some other point,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-02-21

Ttis ist corr q ihs vslenilse se1i d,
ussis sa@ % Ailta CaaslA Peb. H.
IigtaIlvjj - oui
Easi bsaaaary iirs.
Aad t,ts sc i9r
lgnr raiestae.
Wby llsa. Mts Caasda.
Il yaa etsh
% Us ga,bef
NrWtt sad fsh
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-02-21

As was expected the Democrats 10 the
House, with two exception, voted against
seating Smalls who claimed to have been
elected in South Carolina district. The
evidence presented before the committee
showed how completely the blacks had
been cheated out Of their rights. The
most usual way was TO keep changing the
boxes 10 which the votes we're cast, so tina,
good share OF the votes OF tue blacks
were put in wrong boxes aud thrown out
Other methods were adopted in many cases
aud there was hardly polling place where
there was an honest expression of the will
OF the voters. On a fair vote the district
is overwhelmingly Republican and the
same can be said Of macy other districts
where Democrats bold the seats.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-02-21

suffered from oeuie iDhamation in my
nose and head --ior a week ut time /
could not ste. used Eiy's Cream Balm
and In u few days | was cured. IL is
won deriul how quick 1t helped me. : Mrs
George ). Jndson, hartford, Conn APP
ply Balm into each nostfiI. Price 30 cts.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-02-21

Ben! G kiugsbafy, prominent poIiii
clan Of Battle Cily, Mont. Vas q. the Fifth
Avsaue Hotel Tburday. He said lie bad
been democrs, dyed in the wool until
President cievslssd tried 10 give the eoan
Try free trade. and added.
Thsn |, with thousands Of other sood
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-02-21

There seems 20 be great deal Of uucer
sainiy concerning the duties Of tno secre-
isry OF Agriculture. Tie impression Is
general that the poasesalr Of the onlco will
have little to do except 10 stand around in
dress suit, attend cabinet meetings ana
dras bis salary. There are auy number
OF patriots who would like to have the Job.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-02-21
Chr mnnfbfsifr Journal

THURSDAY FEBRUARY Il. isa.
!. g.slKozDs E1iisraHG Proprietor.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-02-21

tfnI safzafa son s6aaan nH0 nAa ans.
sm nn oaeNv9 fAgm8Ertr II ganr az
sAH ouph4 e inaFf fEsssuS. NgT A. a
1haTstrs HrF tt a @AygEs 10 mMEHa fus.
ygfG
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-02-21

shoHid The pfsrsllisg Preach olsmor ior
benlsnesr resaii 10 change Of gprera .
meat The preset repsblie vili even than
AAFe lasted 90 iong A. sny gorefumen; 10
thai country sines The hna revolution
Toe oassslsis add The empire Of Nspoleon
!. cosiipueA from ITe9 10 1915. the Boar
ooss sefs "a power iron rs TO 20; Louis
PAiliippa reignsd from 30 10 Is. aud Ma.
poleoa III froa - to 70 The sIisiiag
npublis was proclaimed 10 n. 20 iba, &C.
e9rdins 10 The cycle theory II should er
pirs 9th The pfesest year.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-02-21

The January exports from the United
States this year, d shown by the Bureau
OF Statistics, exceeded ilase Of tho same
mouth 10 1883 ~ szo50.GO0 ILeinurease
vas shared BY buaduui,, provisions aud
petroleum. ite bras1s,uif, increase Of
$4,000. 600 was entirely 10 corn. The in
crease 10 provisions was nearly 81. 500, 02O,
made mp Of bsoi pork sal dairy products
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-02-21

Again at tho Windsor Jacksonville, the
bulletin, No dogs takea, is hung on, for
the benefit aud lhe iui1rmoiion Of all whom
y may concern Tbs excellent rule has
been Ia operation several years, and any
NOTWITHSTANDING who have been kept
away by It's enforcement have had their
places quickly filled b. others who agree
with The proprietor that hotels are no
place for dogs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-02-21

A. haaehe..tr osasre, Fes llh. Mt. y. n
smhh. sssa 81 ,tsEa
AZ Manchester CO 10 reh. sd. NeAs N
d'nghtsf y NJ aat Me-. Y, n MsIsA. sFea ~
ysars,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-02-21
u. ESTABROOK,
Dealer in Marble and Granite
Monumental Work.

Everything tie
marble
cemetery All hsbed the
carload
from ~
n.t1ss sm travelling Of The time Of buying
nee the address below
hr trip pee viii call
d designs will be
sold on first ellss work. dlress
L. ESTABR00K Box g. Manchester Centre, VT
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-02-21

Even 20 sisnoh Democratic newspaper
as The Charleston News aud Courier is To-
ciiaed 10 iaiak that il Is eAsy 10 force the
iilden sslogy noie Il has prepared THIS
rather chilly blake, for the shoulders Of
the nore arden, and ertfsvsgani q his
psneg,risiss MIR. Tilden bad no courage
whsieVe' ~ politics snd 10 be was not &C
lively engaged 10 sfofts 10 buy electoral
votes 10 Soath Csrollns ADD 10 Flonia ia
1870 n, be wss misreprosontei in a nost
shocking manner by bis political aad per
sonai relatives sad friends.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-02-21

S'nator ESefeis. who has always been
conservative % the southern question. ia
Obliged 10 son1e very plain language 10 tho
Senate ihe other day. He gave the south
to understand tia, the connity will not
sBbmil ~ tue eleeiioa methods fesoried
70 By the people Of tia. section. Repre-
sentative Lodge Of Massachusetts, was
gate as ou'spoken 10 the House. South
ern members attempted TO break the force
Of the charges by claiming that elections
At The north are quite as nnfair as 10 the
south but every one knows better.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-02-21
EM!NANTS

and many other goods will be offered before talk
ing our annual inventory at greatly reduced prices
We have remnants in all Of the departments of
our very large stock and shall try to make them
attractive by the prices attached.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-02-21

aA'vftiF' vteW, So - slu tft tsn !
line each Insertion.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-22
/ $4,000 WIRE ROPE.
The Cable Of the Front Street
Road Nearly Worn Ont.
4 ssTED ONLY THREE MONTHS.
- xew Cable Ordered ana WIN Es
stretched sesn-why the Old
ons Wore Out.

re front street Cable Railway Com
s ..at has ordered a new steel cAble for its
- The oFaer was given 20 California
80 manufacturing company ard the
go wsls - shipped from there Decem-
mA
10 new cable will be seven strands, one
nd ss.e-ss xteenth inches In diasueteF and
go feet IN length. It's cost Is about
raa. s. Will not be laid Immediately, ~
IS eakIe ~ present IN use IL good for q
81 months EervtGe yes
ia cid cable IL showing signs Of giving
Il and IL 4 that the company may be
.-stared for an emergency that the new
80 Is or.sered The cable has not given
.sasfsetion. II vas put down onsy three
.auihs ago and IL already practically worn
81 Il has, however. seen rough service.
~ since Il was put down the slot has
- iasreo or less slogged with mud, and
- eos.stant frsctiaa against the strand has
rsalls reduced It's size. and consequently
,nsireugth.
1he agst wire rope used was made BY q
ssIiinftsss company, and the faiiure OF the
srrond cable. which was made in the East.
a. g.san tie order for the last cable to the
faaiasAia works.
knpersntendent Mckay OF the Front
sass4 tine hxs & force Of men at work
slshls cleaning the slot out. The WORK
I'll eunsnme about two weeks. Mr.. Mckay
! $50 making arrangements for planklng
d. road from Cherry 10 Pike streets. This
sIniendsd ~ be temporary only, as the
rad vii be paved with basait blocks early
sssf sngfnv
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-22
UsEErL ExFnRnrarior.


Tiisury Fox. T. f.. the ensncat ned
le1i writer. IA IN wovk sEsn Dssesses.-
thn aecssants for the pszas.les 90 eonnnu
% she lace and neck. EatIa< TO rtels or
TOO gYeaav food. q tae hearty eaflaw
While the excrefosy ORGANS ara sluggish.
earzes 10 ncss szsoaIe Indigestion e.
aFsueptial condition: whleh earsea thu
hsoed p aovw zss;s--==sst4lzlY. sad enfesh1es
The pores The result Is. fhas tie exaI.
Ing sersstfcnx hioek in The paFss. whseh
inaarae. eAeh distinct iniau, saasios he
lax pkmple. Dr. Fox therefore docs not
prescribe blood pHrlaeEse - eailzsl. bar
; dyspepsia enfe'' 20 b tazen. 1use hls
own Ncsds. tslt ths dgspepslaf zgs,psoms
Aass dtscgpearrs The cid issgsa was. that
fece ernpsIons were easel b. a . hrnar
Ia the blood Joys vcseinbss aarsapm-
riIla follows the noeern ideas al Or. Fox,
and asias with gentle vegetable aiserasivss
81 The stomach ard digestive orgsn= This
reason = apparent why Il cares dyspepsia
ana Indigestion. ard the pIrapies and ska
srupsl0ns wlirh result faerefrom. and
why aeFSsraEislgs that usa minerals fail.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-22

The Pacific to-day for Victoria. ".
sissse. =. 6. Moore. Mrs. Joseph Ragrlh
NHa- Ralph. Janss Emlsh. r. Hack. II. ..
Pope, Harry MaybOnf. For Port Townsera !.
AFz. z. Il. Ncs5inn, r. X. Kingston. A.
Mayer. +. G. Meis3sSgn, q. q. sweet arsd
wife. Mrs. Z. ChaTIesworth. &. II. Ar-iss-
DER For sesttse. AnnEe gesson. & b
Elder ard wife. Miss Elliott. t.. 3. Hast
ings. H. Yan Ness. W van Sees. Mr.. j
sboswsii. s. Br&nsts. + Daring. ii. ess-
ztesn. Mrs. u. L. Lndasnvton. gandc Md
dlstcn, Mrs. ". 4. Duane ana aaavhter.
Lor Tacoma: r. VI. Auifh. J. A. Green.
2. Casey. Mr.. A. L. johnson. Byron Mfl-
Ter ard r. 4<h
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-22

NOTICE 10 cgiNTRAcToKs-SEAIE BIDS
IN for eiesrins Eity scnes * The toNn of 1oEk
non. cornsr Thsrd and TesleT avenue. ap - Jan
EAry Il tae pwner reserves the rigAf - -2ea@a
any o. al hidA
NOTICE - sEuP BrILnERS-THE CON.
y 1en Co1ncil OF TIE e1sy q Ssaftis. NasA..
VIII y is clerk. receive sealed beds to the
s,Snsssea q ass eoas .os said city. IN sccosd-
snce with the plans s1d sree iAexfsanz now On
90 "A said e3erks ofNcr In fAe CITY hail Al
Bids % receive cons dersssca auSs state where
Z = : proposed e orst-2cs sAsa eest and ssaa
ae nfeQ. as Aforesaid. en- 81 before Nond v
JsnhAFy {. lSs4 81 80 c'clCck n IN. Mnd maGsk
he aecowpenae1 by certified check on -
ate osnk sor thssu 81 four thousand dollars
Ss.sesea drawn N favor ~ the treasurer of said
CITY sna = forfeit "a 10 said cts should the sue
G STU BIDDER refizse or negiees 70 eater into
contsaet and furnish > good and sufaesens bona
days after the award Of such eonFya Is made
~ t1e 1oum mon Caoantif OF sssa CITY. Rnd TIE
rlgnt = reserved - Fessef any or al bids eFvrei
G VI fERRIs, CLERK
NOTICE To CoSTRACToRS-sEALE PRO
= ssls VIII be re- etved hs tbs board Of CON
rnis<toners Of kine county, " sxhfngton, n the
osiee Of the coantv auditor, in Seait = WASH
ingson- or or before Monday February = A. n
lA9Q. - II o'cisck u IN. tor furnishing and set
ting NJ OF - steel and iron jail cages, with cor
rldorss also for furnishing 0oors and window
graFtngS fog the new King counxy courthouse,
now In con - OF eviction At seattle. Washing
cations prerarpd BY W A. klschie srehiteet
and row Tn Gle in he archits cts once In rooms
j. and y, x IN building. corner Of Yesler ave
nue. and Soufh Second street in seattle waSla-
copies Of shish may be had apan application 70
the srchltecf, accompanied by 8 ceposit OF $40 as
security for their return.
Zach proposal must he accompanied By GER
nfed check on some local hank in the sam OF
fifteen hundred dollars Ca .seol mate payable to
she order Of tae Treasurer Of King county,
Mashingtoa." as guarantee that in case
OF the award OF the contract being maize
20 him, the said contractor shalt enter
into formal contract. IS prepared BY
the architect. and furnish good sFd sunI-
cieat bonds according 10 Law FOR the faithful ex
ecutioa and completion of the contract, IN fail
ure af which the sad check shall be forfeited
20 King eoanty without recoarte ne and for
liquidated damages for such fallure on the part
OF the bidder.
No proposal viii be considered unless accom-
panied By such certiie check.
The commissioners reserve tbs tight 20 reject
any or all OF the bids
Dated this 9Th day Of December 1859.
wR FORREST,
County Auditor and ex-ofirlo CLERK Of the
Board of County Commissioners of King
county. Washington.