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Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-09-21
Mallone,s Colonization Trick.

WASHINGTON, September IL
The Democratic Executive Com
mit,ee of Virginia has just made
an Important discovery. 1t is an
exposure that surprises no one at
all familiar with Malione'S tricks
in past campaigns. ~ secret clrcu-
lar, addressed to his henchmen in
IN Eastern. county, has hrel' pick
ed up and forwarded To Democrat
ic headquarters. The circular CON
taincd instructions for colonising
negro voters from other States.
For Years the coloniSatiOn OF ne
gro voters has been Il tAvorile Re
publican Device in both Virginia
and North Carolina. Mahone'S
idea now is to make up fnl the rx-
ppctcd defeated of White voters,
under the leadership of Cameron,
Lewis, Rn,llrilcrger, YoSt. aud
others, by large influx OF Iiandn
lent voters from Mary land, North
Carolina aud other States. AS
the Democratic leaders have re-
crivrl timely warning they will he
able in large measure TO check THIS
little ga.nc.-New York World.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-09-21
A BoB-TAIL AFFAIR.

"Presi,lent Harrison is known ia
have said thai such a pla! of or
ganization as Malone has con
trivel to fasteu upon the Rrpuhli.
cans Of Virginia would not be tnl
Grated in Indiana, or any Western
or Northern States, twenty-fonr
hours-that it WAS un-isepubican
and un-American, and ought not
to he tolerated II moment by any
free people. Yet it. was brought
into active use in the State after
the President condemned it, aud
under its operation Mahonc's eau
cas- was convened on the 22d Of
August, and by virtue of it he is
now the candidate of II bubtail con.
vention, and the representative OF
the most fagrant and repulsiye
boss arrangement ever known in
this country.-Fredericksburg Star
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-09-21
Senator Daniel on Malone.

ROANOKE, VA, Sept. 1G.-Sen-
atnr Daniel addressed large
crowd here today. lie sketched
General Mallonr'S record, and said
Malone had violated his pledge 10
the Confederate soldier, TO the
Legislature, to the bondholder, to
Democrats, Readjns;ers, and the
day will come when he will turn
his back on the Republicans. Ma
hone, lie thought, WAS .ieaons ofthe
devil. and waii,ed 10 iurn the
State into an organized hell. Time
aud patience would. he said, enable
him 10 share liOnorS with his mo'lel
aud envy without dragging the
old mother down. Colonel Belrne
also spoke, and said the contest
WAS between the virtue, intelligence
and patriotism of the State aud
Malcne, IL lyrant, wrccker and
yiolator of pledges.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-09-21

a dispatch frrm Richmond TO
tile New York Sun says: a move
ment is on foot among citizens Of
Virginia of NorThern birth who
has settled here since the war
looking to IN organization to aid
in The defeat of Malone. whose
election they would regard as Il
calamity TO the business interests
of the State. Two plans of action
have l.ern suggested. One pro-
poses djgnifird protest addressed
to President Harrison against tue
interference by himseli'and MeSSrS.
Wananiaker aud Clarkson with
the local affairs of Virginia, and
iii the I'M ereSt of u man whose Su-
cial, moral and political standing
is such us Mahone'S. The other
course looks to Il business organi-
cation to raise campaign funds"
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-09-21
The Storm or Delaware Cap.s.

PHILADELPHIA, September 1G.
pilot John II. TruXton, of the
Delaware men, arrived here LAST
evening in charge ofthe Norwegian
bark Salatiga, which he boarded
off the Delaware Capes from the
pilot boat Cope. He was quite cx-
hausted from exposure and want
of RESI-, having weathere'l the
whole of the cyclone, with two
other comrades, in the Cope, which!
is the oldest boat on the station.
II have been in the blizzard and
the storm of April, in which the
Turley WAS lost said tho pilot
last evening, "but this was the
most severe one L have ever been
out IN.
"Last Tuesday we thought our
time had come. The sky was as
black as night and the wind howl
ed with hurricane force. Every
lurch the boat would take we fear
ell she would never rise again, as
the green Se;ss swept over her lore
and aft. None Of MS hat a dry
stitch of clothing. We had quite
given up all hope of ever seeing
Land again. "Wednesday and Thurs
day we endured the same hard
SLIPS, but toward Friday morning
the wind got down so that we
could put sail on our boat and
fetch tue Breakwater."
Trux0n believes the loss of life
and property in the storm, when
summed mp, will by far exceed that
of any before. Looking seaward
from the capes the ocean is a mass
of drifting wreckage OF every de-
scription.
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Mercantile Goods for Sale
Storehouse for Rent, &c.

Having determined 10 discon-
Time the mercantile business on
or before the first of January next,
| offer my stock of goods AT COST
FOR CASH OR PRODUCE, or wonll
sell the entire stock at a discount
on easy terms, with satisfactory
security.and wonld lease the store
house if desired. [ have gener.
al asSortmentofg0 goods usually kept
in 81 country store, which having
been bought for cash for thirty
days, | can offer to buyers cheap,
who are anxious to save money 10y
small prices. [ shah keep up my
stock Of grceries and staple goods
until neal the time to close, and
sell them at a very small advance
over cost, unless the whole stock
is sold to some one. Parties in.
debted to me are requested to call
and settle their accounts by cash
or note as soon as convenient, as
I am DESTROYS OF settling up ny
business as soon as possible. A
dwelling-!rnuSe also for rent. For
ruther particulars call on OF adj
dress me at Stewards wharf, p. O.,
Northampton Co., Va.,.
II. b. STEW ART.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-09-21

Tile Board OF Education of Va.
have made their arportionmcnt
of The funds derived from the State
for the approaching session of the
rni;lc schools of Virginia. The
rate is 80 cents per capita of
school populations. The whole
amount is sl95.31S.71, an increase
Of about one cent per Lead or So
1O2.G1 over last year.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-09-21
FOR HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
DIR. J. Il. RRODW ATER,
S. S. WILKINS.

Gen. GIahvne has sent a circu-
lar letter 10 all PARTS Of Virginia,
Gated Petersburg, Aug. %, i'll
which l.e SAYS: PLEASE Sead me
ll.c Fame Of tie pastors of the
different churches of YOUR comfy.
Heir loss, flee address, aud state
whether white or coloiea in each
cast" Tie names Of The colorcd
brethren, Of course, only are want
ed. They were he first TO submit
to his '.nalign Influence" and have
been his man reliance ever since.
His chief dependence is npon them
for the maintenance of a solid ne
gro vote and With so many respect
auIe White Republicans ais thele
ale in the present canvass
#rraycd against him. lie cannot
Afford to he without The intlu.
ence and active support of every
ere ui them. OicourS. the names
ut the White preachers Of the
State ale not wanted. Represent
ing as they do The highest mder of
Virtue, intelligence AID integrity
al Tie people of he State, OF
coarse they desrise the methods
Of he dilty Boss, have always cast
lhelr II 1lucl..e against him and
Gan aiw ass lie relied on Ia DO SO.
bankrupt in morals AS lie is, and
iaisc ;t> Ilc las been 10 every one
Who has Cared to oppose HIM i'll
lis Ubiquitous schemes, ii is a mat
lei Of surprise, hat any intelligent
man can accept him as \ leader OF
give him his support.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-09-21

A conference has been called by
General V. ID. Groner, formerly
chairman of that wing of the Re
pnbican party in Virginia who OPP
pose General Mahone'S plan of
party organization. The confer.
ence will be held on October l., at
the Exchange Hotel, Richmond,
and the call is made 10y General
Groner in his personal capacity, as
it is understood he does not feel
that he holds any official position
slnce the compromise thought to
have been effected by the national
Republican committee in Washing.
ton lately. and the recognition of
General Mahone's wing OF the
party at Washington since that
time.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-09-21
II e.
GDnancock INp,usic School
COLLEGE BUILDING,

COLLEGE BUILDING,
WILL OPEN SEPTEMBER 1G, 1883
This is the third session OF this
school. Every advantage and Ia
cility for tue study OF music offered.
Tile success Of this school last
year was very gratifying, aud pros
poets for the coming session are
hattering.
TERMs-Piano $40 per quarter.
Organ $40 per quarter, Special vo
Cal $3.50 per quarter, Class vocal
Sl.25 per quarter.
Mrs. Tibpie j. Lawrence Yves
leyan Female College,, principal.
Mrs. Jennie Joynes (pupil of.
koerber), associate principal.
New upright pianos and comfort
able practice rooms. No extra
charge for Use Of instruments.
Pupils practice under Immediate
supervision of the teacherS.
Fer catalogue address MRS. T1B-
BE LAWRENCE or MRS. JENNIE
JoYNES.
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The Prosecution Against the Exchange
National Bark Directors Abandoned.

NORFOLK, VA, Sept. lin
the United States Court today the
matter Of tile United States vs.. the
Directors of he Exchange Nation
al Bank was brought up by cum
sci lor the directors. 1t will be re-
memhered that at the last term OF
court, Judge Bond and Judge
Hughes sitting, the law regulating
those eases, charging tie directors
with atlrsling false statements,
WAS announced flom The bench,
coupled with the suggestion hat
unless tie Government had other
and different testimony from that
already offered III he eases which
had been lrlel iJ would he he
tlnty Of he court 10 tlrrcta YER
dict for tie ii, lendantS. The law,
us announced by The court, w;ls dis
follows: .s1AS TO the cISeS ui the
directors of he bank the court will
at The trial direct IL verdict Ior he
defendants, unless actual know
ledge Oh their part OF fraud in the
bank statements which they at.
tested, and intent to dclraud IN
auestlng the statements, be ailir-
natively proved by Tie prosec,-
non. Proof that i5 WAS The duty
.ui.Lhe dLL! ctors 20 Know l!.e ll!I! y
cienl; tic Fraudulent inrcnt cunrUG
nc presumed, but must be proved
in criminal prosecutions. Tue
ruling might DC otherwise il The
dlrec,ors xele sucil III IL civil pre-
ceedInS
The District Attorney stated
that he could not say that The
government WAS in POSSESSION Of
evidence materially diilele nt from
that which he understood had al.
ready Gecn HAT 10y The court III the
former trials, and III view OF HE
law being announced hy the court
he dIdnot feel that the government
Should be subjected to lurther ca
peuse in the matter, and lllereiufe
would move that IL "nOllc prO$cQui
DC entered III ;le cases against
ine directors, Which WAS accord
lnSly ,luae.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-09-21
The WASHING TON has
$4,000, 600 assets,
has stool tho test Of all the great financial pancs since
Paying over $17,ooo,ooo
in Death Losses

and manred endowments is stronger today before
The following will show the working OF a ordinary life
gentleman of New York City insured in THE WASHINGTON LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY New York for slOOOG paid premiums
IN 1881 So of this policy to-day death claim
1879 Der ceu upon investment The amount that would hc
paid under policy is 1886 40
ANOrHET FAlT-By The Non-Frfeiahe Dividend System of
THE WASHINGTON applied this uly won be kept in force 10
years, the premiums should not h p In case OIL death Tic
uolcy would he paid with the remaining dividends
STILL ANOTE-The average cost of this policy per anum for
81 years is 1888 for each 81 O0
ONCE MOKE-The esnF policy claim after "a
lis better by 81 than similar Investment for tile same
time in savings bank, per cent compound interest
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Special Bargains

Go to w. J. Hall & Son. They
have the lead in cheap goods, not
Ivy favor hut by merit alone, will
we maintain and increase our un
rivallen reputation for the best
goods for The money.
Big prices will not do in these
times, when even the wealthy en-.
not afford owaste their and
the poor require double duty Of
every do!l.r and every penny.
As our prices change with every
sale, it will he impossible to give
quotations. But ii will be orr aim
to name prices that will compel
youin self defense TO buy OF us.
Among our every few days ar
rivals we shall place before The peo
pie some landslideS that are posi-
lively beyond the whisper OF com
petition. Below you will find d
few prices:
Zylonite or Cellulod Collars s Is
Horse whips 30
Straw mating, fine, from IL
Key hole SAWS ID
II inch compass saws 10
Hand saw legal tender 50
Best steel nails per pound 3
Best machine cotton 2
Best Rio ground coffee "a
Lounges 400
Curry combs 4
Horse brushes 10
Men Is shirts %
Mems Suspen,lers &
Wood frame jack plane az,
We invite an early and reheatedY
visit and inspection. Our $eeck
will be replenlshed every few days.
Respectfully submitted to the
cash and produce trade only.
w. j. HALL, g. SON,
BELINDA, Va.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-09-21

Rev. j. w. Bl!ncoe, one Of the
most prominent ministers oftbe
Methodist Episcopal Church South,
died in Ashland Sunday.
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THE
Belle Ham School

will open Sept. 9th, 1889.
This school is under the jnint man
agement of the Superintendent of the
Public schools of this District and a
Board of Directors, composed uf gen.
tlemelI in and abOnt Belle Haven.
Besides the curriculum of the public
schools. Latin. French, German, Greek,
Algebra, and higher Mathematics and
Natural Science will be taught. If
enough pupils to jjG2st::f:y; it desire them.
But the attaEilnn of the public is called
to the Scientific course in English,
which is to le q feature of the sciiuOl.
TERMs-In uIiler to meet the extra
EXPENSES That session of forty weeks
demands, the light charges found be-
lnwsmnst he made:-For the school year
uffurty weeks for the public school
course $40 for one pupil. S. for each atl-
litional pupil, and for one s!iijpct mt
inEthe above course there will be a
charge maze IF SIS, each additional
si,,ject S. 80. These charges must lie
paid quarterly in advance For further
information apply 10 Capt. w. }. Rue,
S,c. Of School Board, or to either of The
teachers,
j. r. L1TRLEToN. AM, Principal.
Miss MILE BULL, Assistant.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-09-21

HE following ilUm HE Roanoke
N az Times, shows hat Boss Ma
lone is noSllanstr 10 tie editor Of
I iat laler,alld That he Las Il proper
aplutcialion of he evils to which
Virginia would Le subiected il Ma.
Lone, through The al,aIhy Of ..,tt, I,s
d a 315Sf let ST.
:s77esSo..ihsaior nnliiiss Sosemuer. sAt Es.e
correctness of his opinion will
hardly be Disputed when he say:
..rhere is not single material ill.,
ttrtSt in this State that would not
DC irj,r. d; not All enterprise HAT
would not Ge clilrled; not Il foot
of land hat would not lie depie-
GATED; net a dollar invested that
wcnid lot sl!lihk; not a public III.
Stiu!e that would not Ue hurt; not
taxpayer who w"ul, nOl feel Tho
shcck TO his pocketbook; not a
hu>bandHan VINO would not feel
diSgract,:; hot a railroad that would
rot lie in daI gel; if Malone and a
General Asst Iii bis of his service
followers should obtain control of
Virginia"
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-09-21
STEAM SAW.
planing and Grist Min,
-EIoxcm, va.,-
J. r. s. H. Z. MASON, Proprietor.

Steam saw milf runs daily-plan-
ing and grist mill every Tuesday
and Friday.
Seasoned Notwithstanding, floor
ing and inch boards kept constant
Is on hand.
Pire heart furnished in quantis
ties to suit purchasers.
AL orders promptly filled and on
reasonable terms.
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.tTu1s WAY FRFEMEN!!"

literature.
''TIIls WAY FRFEMEN!"
UnderthiS caption the VirGinian
reviews the history OF Mahone'S
written caucus pledge against the
"Big -Four" who revuited III 1851,
saving in conclusion:
II in the history of constitution
al government any device more
audacions, more cicionS or more
destructive of Republican institn
lions was ever cOncocted or dlvulg,
ed. it is beyond our knowledge or
imagination. No wonder there
were brave Virginians who re-
Sronded in phalanX to The call
.This way, Frcemen!"
In November next men OF he
same character willra'ly by thouS-
andS to kick the machine into ever
lasting perdition.
CANDIDATE AND BOSS.
Making Il text of the fact that
Malone is still chairman Of his or
ganization, The virginian scores a
double point as follows:
THE Candidate has declined to
resign his RoSs-Ship. He named
his State Committee, and the com
mittee have obeyed orders andre
Amounted him Boss. The business
Of candidate is to conciliate and
enfice voters; the business ct Il
BOSS is to drive them. And soonr
acrobat rides two horses in the
eli ems, lauup ne the outsiders, and,
with sweet words, cheering the
other.
sit is an anomaly IN politics
Boss and candidate! Its language
is, Republican citizens, vote for
me pleaSe-lf you don't, durn yon,
III make you.' And then the in
delicacy of the thing in Virginia;
but why talk ofindcl;cacy about
the Virginia man who has so out.
ragged the traditions of Virginia.
az to have enGeavoredto force him
self by hurslaliouS tools and meth
oGs into The cabinet Of a President
who cnergrtlcaIly did not want
him. But dellcacy is an unknown
sense in our boss, as much dis it is
from the governing motives of Il
ring tail monkey"
A CLOSE CALL.
"Somc of the Republican papers
are figuring on tle next presi,len
tial election. They make the elect
ion of II Republican President in
;92 an easy thing. by counting The
two Dakotas, ashington and
Montana on that side. There is
nothing certain about them. II
the Quay Malone deal, and bar
gains of that klnk. are 10 rnlr III
the next campaign. then it may lie
put down that the Republican can.
didate will have 10 get there like
Fulwider went to Heaven, by The
skin of his teeth. The people ol
This county will not endorse the
boss business" ssllss:ssss,
+ a.. r, -,
g ss'es ;Is9;;l,ra t Mal'SHea sri shall not
9s!. this State and Northern
Republicans might as well under
stand this in time. Malone, :.
candidate for Governor, represents
Mahoncism and nothing else; and
Aialoueism will be showed under
in November next, by such IL ma
iorily as Was never given before in
Virginia.
"When that is done the Repnl'-
lican party will reorganize and
sweep the State clean Of Bourbon
Democracy
BoB-TAIL AFFAIR.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-09-21
BULBS
e ALL PsLANTlNG.

Our stock of Fall Bulbs will reach
us about September 10th. As our
general catalogue will not be ont of
press before the last OF the month.
we name the following prices tie.
liycre,l postpaid TO yonr nearest
p. O. These bulbs are all grown
in Holland, and there is no finer
stock to he procured anywhere:
Single and double HyacinthS in
separate colors, white, rose. hlne
and YELLOW, II CTS. each, S1.15 doz.,
single and d0uhle.all colorS mixed.
10 els. each, 81 doz; single and
double Tullps,all colors, 5 cts. each.
50 cts. doz; Crocns, mixed all
colors. 3 cts. each, 20 cts. doz.; Ro-
man IIyaclnth>, white and rose. S
cts. each, 50 els. dnz; Lily of the
Valley. (rpady in December.l 8 cts.
each. 80 CTS. doz.; Lllium Anrltum,
golden IIly Of Japan, % CTS. each;
aLillinm ..LLar..isi, Bermlca Easter
very fragrant, $1,000. -s>--l-e.,i al
LILY Of Japan, flaming scarlet. 70
cts. each; Longiflorum, pnle white
and fragrant, 10 els. each.
Now is the time to send in Your
orders for Fruit and Ornamental
Trees for delivery III November.
All stock guaranteed first class.
McMATH BROS,
Onley station, Va.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-09-21
w. a. BREWER, JR., President.

Reasons why WASHINGTON LIFE ms Go
Because thirty years old asl it's reliability
nnquestioned :.
sides.
Because only that declares annual
Is orrabe, dividend policy eau lapse SO long as there
dividends remaining toits credit
t}rcse all policies uconcsbe and Nonoretabe and all
losses are payable immediately receipt of proofs OF deat
which contract the Perfection OF Life Insurance.
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Chartered 1851.
SlflLk Female Institute

For Young LddtcS and Lutte G0ts,
SUFFOLK, VA.
The Twentieth Scholastic Year conf
menc.s on "Wednesday, September II,
1859. and closes III June, 1880.
Board Including washing fuel lights,
&C. Collegiate Course, Cilllslhtnlcs
Eldculion and Latin, furentlre sciIolas
tic year, Sl70,
The very hpst advantages in Music,
Art and Languages ut moderate ialcS.
rypewritlny and bookkeeping also
taught.
I he corps Of Teachers is efficient and
experienced, tile hume training moral
AMI attractive.
Send for Catalogue
Address MISSES FINNEY.
20. Box l46, Suffolk, Va.
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THIS WAY FREEMENI
The "ralicy yirginian" Points The
Way.

The Valley virginian, (Rep.) of
last week devntes five or six
columns TO the State canvass
which make "miehty interesting
reading" Following are some eX-
tracts taken intliscriminately fran
varions articles. which orr leaders
will find very instructive campaign
literature,
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/. VI. CHILDREY, Agent for Tie Eaalern Shore.
BITTI=DIMGv
RTTIID1N 5a9g

Having building of brick store the view of
onr reent store obstuced compensation Tor
Sli"h this be customers" and in
- fe,4sSks room tnr on Ea Goo.s We have
Special srt prices . the goods Iad oer0"
1;t Shades Silks Henrietta, Light Shades of fine
BroadcOh iiaole OotiS, o"o l"" dlShahiS
Remnants Of Sateens, Chalnes :, ~ oNhaiie beges,
- = Lace Striped and Plaid Nansooks,
Emo I.e Thread Hose (lrens
Ladies' Vests ad'eh y 0enta lIheh hhelchie!s
iss, and hIrcls ParasnS Fans Nc. Special job in Womens
~ - Ribbed GauZc Vests.
Resides the above goods wish to call attention
r neca yalues in and 10 beacEel and brown
Inns bue nnels hang snits tckeng and coonades Also
special bargains remnants G" i'rsseS carpets ana mating We
invite call even though not be ready
~ Inv we will gladly goods Respectfully,
w & D!GKIHSON 81 son, PoCoAoKE CITY. Nd
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rHE. wv ASRENGTON

issues all the approved forms life and endowment policies and
nnuni dividends on every policy, and such dividends
always be used protect policy from forfeiture TO reduce
remun at the option Of the assured Get rates and pamphlets
fran, The WASHINGTON before insurng elsewhere.
JOHN L. WATSON, Special Agent for Tdewater.
Enthusiastically Va
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-09

DUOIU4Ata ron COOKED HATioNs nv
| DrIuHf Rendezvous 80 luut HinFt Mem
IHI#. Tenn May q. isslH sealed pfupusnlH iu trpll
iif. will a copy of this advertisement 40 tchri
will boz received until ~ O'Clock In. June = w..
nf mfu ahlng cooked ritlons N rrrfuliiur parry
ne IHiv 4, issp and ending June ~ isu lfp.
tusaIs Zoe complete miiuuk tO hu Furnished 20
ifHU#. objectionable iuf fryuiF vii not hr u!n
sUdHrd Preference will d. gNon 10 Hfiirlrs of w.
rr.Ur production uf mHuuia iufu ruudi iluns ~
QUALIFY aud price Including ~ thu purg ui ini'ifh
pfuIHriiuus " manufactures The duiy ihrft"hl ~
iu. fUuHl The government fes.rtta lhD Ufnt tn
D. .r.t any ~ al bids Pull Information VIII 20
iUfuHhrd un application NJ this otire lnNclori
containing PROPOSALS should 10 marcel ffui ustla
Iuf tuHkrl lliIuns aud hddfrard "a Geo. y COR
Inn m.Ln-I.