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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-12-11

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MONMOUTH STREET
BRUNSWICK STREET,
in accordance with plans and specifications on file
in the office Of the Chief Engineer, corner of Jersey
avenue and Mercer street, where blank forms OF
bid and agreement OF sureties must be obtained.
OF QUANTITIES =
About 41 llneal feet OF Pinch brick sewer
About 4.00J lineal feet of piles.
About $500 feet b. N, of stringers.
About two new receiving basins.
About 10000 feet B. Nj. OF flooring.
About 10 cubic yards of concreLs.
About 100 cubic yards Of stone masonry.
Time allowed for the completion of the work
sixty (60) working days.
The making OF the above Improvement and the
award of the contract therefor will be subject to
the remonStrance of the owners Of the property
liable to more than one-half the assessment there
for.
NO city official will be accepted as surety, nor
will u substitution of ~sureties be allowed.
Proposals must be enclosed in sealed envelopes.
endorsed Proposals for Sewer IN Ninth street.
directed to "E. A. Dugan, Esq, Chairman OF Com
mittee on Streets ana Sewers" and handed to the
Chairman OF the Board in open meeting when
called for in the order OF business relating to sealed
proposals.
The attention OF bidders is especially called to
terms whereof no contract shall be binding upon
tractor have been approved by the Hoard OF FL
nance, the President of said Board having power to
examine the proposed Dondsmeu under oath.
BY order Of the Board OF Street and Water Com
missIoners. GEORGE T. BOUTON,
Clark.
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Our only competitor spoke with
feeling yesterday of its facilities for
newspaper making. We heartily con-
graduate it. Of course it vas these
new and improved facilities which
enabled it to print Page 6 twice over
in its first edition yesterday. This is a
remarkable feat which we have seldom
seen excelled, and we offer our hearty
compliments. By and by, when that
new press gets printing legibly, u
only competitor will be quite a neat
little local sheet. We take no small
pride to ourselves for the reforms
which our competitor has effected
through studying our columns.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-12-11

The misrepresentation of the children's
operetta, cinderella" by the young pco-
pie of st. Johns Lutheran Church. Will
Hall.
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Notice to Contractors.

CEAIED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
- the office of the Board Of Street and Water
Commissioners on Monday. December Is. 1889. at 10
a.. III, Tor the improvement of
SHERMAN AVENUE
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YuLrAn DELANEY. Furnishing gndsrtaker; cal
riakes and camp chairs to let, S5 Grove street Jef
aey City, \. j. Telephone cali. No. 49,
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pon,t Have Zoo MANY scored. Girls.

Secrets are things many girls delight
in. Experience has shown that the
fewer secrets and mysteries girls have
the safer and more comfortable they feel.
No girl should agree to keep q secret that
She will have to withhold from her
mother. If it is important and necessary
that 1t should not be communicated TO a
third party, then she had better refuse to
hear it at all. A great deal of unhappi-
ness and misery has been done through
small secrets, leading mi from n
wrong ia another, until a web of deceit
has been woven so complete and intricate
tangled from it.. Your mother, dear
girls, are the wisest and best c~onfidantes
you can have. Their love, yon can be
sure, will guide and counsel you Alright,
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Notice to Contractors.

CEALEDPRoPoSALS WILL BE RECEIVED ATTHE
y office OF the BOARD of Street ana Water Commits
sioners on Monday, December % 1889. at ten
O'Clock q. m, for the construction of a sewer IN
NINTH STREET,
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RELI0IOUy.

DELICIOUS SERVICES WILL BE
~ hold In the following churches on Sun.
at 1lb. sunday school at l:4h p. m. When the
CauRoH OF 9oD-lorner OF Prince ana Or.
ango, Prayer meeting At 8 p. m.
PRRsBYrIRIAH MnMoMAL CHURCH. South
Queen street, Thomas Thompson pastor. t:,6
s4 5o%ss S%%s PsDniss %Saassaa"asS. nsess Asman
ID. ID. pastor. Sabbath school at 81 Johns at
las. ana at Gotwsid Memorial chapel At
rIRsr RHvoRNxD CHuKoH.-Rev. J. n. Titxel.
ID. d., pastor.
Systematic benenosnce DAY Confirmation
FAST MISSION M. II. CHURCH. sunday school
Or. PAuL's RRvoRNRD-Rsv. j. W .Meminger.
pastor. eoBg service at 6:l5 p. m.
ST. srErhsns tRx,oRhxpl CHURCH COLLEGE
BIT. fAuLs n. K. CHuRoH-kev. r. @. Yerkes,
pastor.-Young peopie's meeting at tsp. IN,
SECOND IvAFoRLioAL Corner of Mulberry
ana Marion streets. ..--kev. ID. Is. Albright pas.
tor sunday school at at p. IN. loung peo.
PIES pI,.s mssung In, A. e;so p;w.., P; m u,n. ,r..,
UNITED BRsTaRsH IN CHRIST (CovxNAHT).
hn. hes. pastor. Praise meeting at 6:Is y. m,
OLIvsT BAPTIST CHuRon.-kast Vino near
ST. LUxs's Rn,oRxxD-M Marietta Avenue. Rev.
WIN. y. Lichliter. pastor. sunday school at 2
p m. sermon In the evening by Mr.. y. X.
Ianher. tervlco IN tne German language NJ
b:y0 p. m. Prof u. q. schiedt. officiating.
wnsrnRH n. X. CHuHoH.E. W. BURKE,
pastor sacrament OF the Lords supper in the
morning nv Rev. J. r. Crouch, r. X. Song
$50
EvAnosLIoAL-Fi First Church tGerman) North
Water Q, rect kev. y. T. Lehr. pastor. Preach
ing In The morning In the German language,
and evening la the English language. sun
DAY school II "a m. Young peoples meeting
at y. IN.
Nsw CHURCH. -Rev. W. =. PendIetop, OF
Philadelphia. WITH preach ana administer the
sacrament OF the Lords supper. at Longs
butldirg, No. 10 North Queen street, on sun
day morning at the usual hour.
4. -. U. -e8Ua III. Consacratfon serv ices
$50 p. IN young mems Meeting.
NoRAvIAH.-J. Max Hark. I'D, pastor. Bun
day school NJ 2 p. m.
1RAon LUrHRRAH.--Corner OF North Queen
ana James street. Rev. q. Elvin Houpl, pas
tor. Mtrnins Bible class at g:l6 a. IN. sunday
school at Up IN. Pastors adult cla, 50 a. y IN
Lenten services on Wednesday.
PRssBrTnRiAN-kev. j. I. Mitchell. ID. ID
pastor.
TIRsr NJ e. CHuRoH.-Rsv. 8 N. Vernon, ~ d
pastor. "a. IN. Glass meetings. .. p. III. Chris
tian endeavor prayer meeting.
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PERSONAL.

EDWIN BOOTH IL rapidly recovering and
viii rejoin Mr.. Barrett on the 18TH.
JOHN w. HUNTER, ex.oon gressman aud
exmsyor OF Brooklyn, New York, Is suffer
Ing from psrslys!s He 10 81 years OF sge
PHILo REMINGTON, of ride spd type
writer fame, died IN Silver Springs, Fla,
on Friday. Mr.. Remington was 70 years
home being In lion, New York.
CORNELIUS VAN Corr, appointed post :
master OF New YORK, 10 an active Repubii.
can. He was deputy collector In 1869 aud
twice served ~ fire commissioner. He 10
now q member OF the state Senate, Ho In
president OF the Automatic Delivery COM
psny.
GENERAL HAsTINos, OF Pennsylvania,
called On the army com mittee In New Yor <
on Friday, and, after repeating that 8, 900 of
the Pennsylvani militia would take part
IN the centennial parade, arrangements
were made for the qusrtsring OF the men
while In tbs, city.
PRESIDENT HARRIsoN's physicisns have
advised him 70 take y brief respite from
official duties. The severe strain, mental
and physical, under which ho has been for
some time past, has begun to tell upon his
health. II Is probable that by the end OF
next week the president will leave Wssh-
fDRton Tor few days recreation.
III ~ HATES AONEW, VINO, IN F6DTuarY
last resigned from the profsssorship OF sur.
gery at the University Of Pennsylvanis, on
Friday delivered his farewell lecture 70 the
students OF the medical department.. - AS
stand here for tho last time," he said,
las professor of the University, there
are these thoughts to which above
all others i would give expression
at this moment. In the 40 years
that l have been connected with the
university no one has ever shown disrespect
TO ma All the positions that ever held
have come to me unsought Aud lastly, l
am thankful that by the grace OF God sm
permitted 10 take leave with all my mental
faculties upimpaired. On parting win YOU
the best thing can soy 10: Be good men
and true; be good physicisns and true, so
that when you come TO the years when you
VIII gather your mantle about you ana lie
down TO die, you may feel the power OF
Gods grace. God bless you ali - DR.,
Agnew IVES deeply moved and several
tunes wss forced To interrupt himself, the
tears running over his face. Alter he had
Concluded he was photographed surroundec
by his students.
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He Is Tired.

The president is tired and seeks rest.
We do not wonder at all. We haye not
had q pleasant time within the last two
months, noting that the whole power of
ths national administration was concen.
ssstsd upon making political changes in
the Offices.
It u shame that the president is tired
out with the labor; but 1t is mainly his
own fault. He might have declined
90 give his tims TO the politicians
and have sent them away from him,
demanding that hs be left alone with his
cabinet to make the changes he deemed
Wiie. Senators and repren atives should
have been forbidden to interfere in the
appointments; with which the senator has
no proper concern until they come before
hiG Tor confirmation and upon which
the representative has no more claim
than any other citizen.
The claim of these men 10 the offices is
shameful, and has never been SO brszanlv
made - now; when Quay forbids
he postmaster general TO name
ths Philadelphia postmaster, and
Hiscoek commands and gets the
removal OF the Republican post.
master Of New York; whom Cleveland
hept there, TO satisfy the conservative
osatiment which demanded that a very
oeod postmaster should not be removed
~ political reasons only, at 30 important
3 point.
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q rusl.IC ssNsvAUroR.

"who u 4. n. warner, Of \ Rochester. n. Z.
whose sats Remedies, espscaaily warmers
safe Cure, have attaino1 such success and
celebrity % home ana abroadf"
tion - curiosity. sinee through his instru.
mentality hundreds OF thousAnds, in both
hemisphere. have been restored TO health
and happiness
Hon. II. n. warner. then. is q leading and
ana honored resident OF Rochestcr. not only.
but prominent ana Inn uential citizen Of the
United states. ON several occasions chosen
by his party 40 . national dsissAts 20 nomi.
nato President OF The Republic, he has bsen
member OF the Republican State Committee
and OF its Executive Committee. He 10
member OF the American Institution for tho
Advancement Of eeience; President Of the
Rochester Chamber of Commerce; . success.
full and upright business man. He hrs given
away fortunes In charities. The cele ebrated
ana costly Warner Observatory Of koehester
was conceived. endowed. ana 10 maintained
BY him. His munincisnt prizes for the dis
coveiy Of comets has been At once the wonder
ana delight OF tho scientific world.
The yellow fever scourge In tho South. the
Ohio oois, the nre disasters of X Jebe ,ter and
other cities avs kened his prof1undest ympA-
ihiss ana IN each instance his check for from
$500 10 o. zoo swelled the several relief funds.
Whore other wealthy men give tens ana hun
dreds. he gives hundr ana thousanAs.
his charities are ~ ready snd magnificent
a. his snterprists and public spirit are bound.
less.
The world has ne ed OF more such mon.
An incident led him into the manufacture
Of medicine Seized some twelve years ago
with Whist the Abiest physicians termed fatal
kidney disease. he was miraculousiy restored
10 health by what 10 now known ~ warmers
eafe Cure A. once he resolved 70 make known
the merits Of 20 potent remedy. ana the con.
sequence 10 that to-day he has immense lsbora.
tories ana warehouses in the United states,
Canada, England. Germany. Austris, Australia
ana Burmah. Sales Of his safe kemedies are
enormous ana their power over disease sim.
ply marvellous.
1he merit OF . production is in exact keep
ing with the character OF It's PR Queer. An
honest ana reliable man himself Mr. Warner
makes honest and reliable nedicines-a fact
abundsnuy attested by their phenomenal
ei4cacy and popularity.
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Pennsylvania" The governor 10 devoted
10 arbor days ami roadways, and has
always much 10 say Of them. But at this
time Il would b we'll II he could ny
something Of railroad ways. After the
exposition Of the charges Of the railroads
BY Mr.. Carnegie and Others, we should
hear from the governor OF Pennsylvania
on the subject, but we will not. While all
the talk IL Of Industrial distress threatened
and accomplished, with the blame sad
died upon the railroads, our governor
only makes . noise when his nose Is
pulled or when the course Of time brings
around the duty Of issuing some formal
empty proclamation. To the vast i'm
portance Of the forest situation he
has risen with impressive dignity. The
average citizen 10 bothered about falling
wages and Interchangeable freights but the
governor covers the tree question with
bis minds eye and exclaims " Would
that our people could be impressed with
the importance of this subject Would
that we could realize the great debt OF
obligation which we owe to the coming
generation I" 1t is all right to stand up
for the trees and coming generations but
It might be as we'll to say few words for
live people Of the present day who happen
to reside In Pennsylvania, and are there.
fore obliged to pay directly or indirectly
for the discriminating tastes Of the Penn.
sylvania railroads.
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1hs Constitutional Amsndm ent

A circular OF instructions has been prs.
pared al ne STATE department and will be
sent 10 the several boards OF the county
commissioners with the tickets to be used
at the election on the Is:h OF June. This
circular contains the forms Of the necessary
tributed TO the election boards in each
district. Full particulars are given also
regarding the distribution OF the tickets,
the duties OF the election office1s, the con.
cues OF the election and the computing Of
lhe returns. u 10 expressly stipulated thai
vote upon the two amendments must
De cast ana counted separately,
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DRoPosALs WILL BE RECEIVED

nROPOSAIS WILL, RE RECEIVED
TOR as mnch GOOD Ama,,can aad a. ~.
ci,y ,nsH o. ranutra su 80 ,Soo Le"o ~ VIC
nnsalsf Iii ha rpa,,,.a .. d9so, ~, ,o r,.. ~
brass ySyaa, mar,ar,nch rn,io. os wi Wi -
IN .ns ~ - ,a -. s ~ us Oh stounu
SrSnosa,o s.tI ~ ~ tno ,yS IaySi omoe, ,,
Cs,,tags NAV n no ra,,r eao1nea ,os sucn spe9a' IN
patuneht y, .no CITY up 70 Apti 1851. LAST
tnss ,n,s 70 % piS ioa per Lonna 10 eonsist OF
.ou,, o,sn., ,en' we've auu twsny INCL
hranchays Shy s,naS a.nes, aug sans s,ss OF
cssttnns rns, ,nctpsa ps.,"rn anu o'os io'
p,nnosals w,,I Se ra.ppsxac p .n,a arr.,ra..
s,nn ppai~a w" nt, rSSei.on 10, ~ many sIsot
my ysIya az ~ sin; 1sn'' @ SI zen IN nu .~eivs ,,
so sarSs S s ~ ,hs & may fe48irS S 10 HR
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Nh, PowpERLY has written . long reply
TO the com plant that his order wants to
keep tho convicts OF the state In
idisness, or to prevent tbom from working
o. trades that may be followed outside Of
prisons I" But we do contend that honest
work mon should not be com mpelled to enter
into unfs composition with these who have
bee nlocked mp for their misdeeds. The
hiring out OF oonvicts 10 what wo complain
OF, aud oil fair. minded men will admit that
We have good case. II II 10 right TO teach
. man trade on tho inside OF prison, why
not teach him the whole of Why teach
him but part OF O trader He cannot follow
the piece OF Il that he learns alter he In re.
leased, aud it is only q question OF tune
until the philanthroplsta' will have him
In their clutches sgsin for some other
offsnse. Turned out from prison without
dollar In his pocket, no friends, no knowl.
edgo Of his surroundings and no chance 70
get work, his every effort at obtaining om-
ployment baiked, what chance has he to
reform
"Hero is the aim OF the knights OF Labor
regarding convlc;s +: ID not keep criminals
in idleness, but do not throw their labor on
the market for less price than that paid to
honest labor; reform the Imprisoned -
we'll a. punish them give them work for
their brains 10 do ~ well ~ their hands
teach them how to be Christians whilo
teaching them how to work keep what is
given TO the contractor OF their earnings
aud give It to themselves when they leave
prison, or allow their earnings TO go to the
support OF their families. Il they have any,
instead OF throwing these families on the
charities OF the town while the prison con.
tractor reaps q reward from crime that
causes him to wish that the crop OF crimi.
mails may grow larger. i know II 10 the
aim to have all prisoners become insane
Con psper) II kept unemployed, but there
is no law to prevent prisoners from reading,
studying, improving their minds, ETC., that
oan he done, and II It 10 done we will not
hear the cry against idleness In the prisons
that we now listen TO, but In any event va
do not ask that prisoners DO kept In idle.
ness."
This IL forcibls 10 far a. Il goes, but Mr.
Powderly falls TO indicate very clearly jus,
how he would manage the prisons no % e
teach useful trades and ct the same timl
avoid competition with honest labor. HI
appears to DO dealing In giittering general
ties in way that has not been usual with
him.and the reply would have been NOR,
| satisfactory II 1t had simply explained I
definite plan OF prison management
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A Cooperation win . s,s Name.

The secretary OF stste OF Illinois has issued
license OF Incorporation TO Q compsnv
with the following extraordinary name;
United States Vogei Kszophone aud
Eeepleal Microphone Trumpet Aucsstc
Elecromotor Power Musical Oar Dis,sncs
Loud spssking Transfer Instrument
company, Chicsgc, capital ss5 600, GOO; to
msnufseiure instrumental, rent Fishts ana
privilege; tnoorporstors, William vogsl,
Adolph Gfsy Hichard II. DAkin.
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NEW ADvkkTIsEHENTs.

NOURT PROCLAMATION.
~ Whereas, the Honorable John b. Living.
ston, President, ana Honorable David W. Pat
terson. Additional Law Judge OF the Courts OF
Common Pleas in and for tho county of Lam.
casteI, and Assistant Justices OF the Courts
of Oyer and Terminer and General
jail Delivery and Quarter Sessions OF the
Peace In and for the county OF Lancaster,
have issued their precept, to me directed, re-
quiring me among other things to make pub
lie proclamation throughout my bailiWtck,
that Court Of Oyer and Terminer and Gen.
eral Jah Delivery, also Court Of General
Quarter Sessions OF the Peace and JAN Deliv.
cry. will commence in the Court House, In
the city OF lancaster. In the Commonwealth
ON THE THIRD MONDAY IN APRIL.
(the 10Th }, 1850,
in pursuance OF which precept public notice
is hereby given to the Mayor and Aldermen OF
the City OF Lancaster, In the said county, and
all the Justices of the Peace, the Coroner
and Constables OF the said City and County
Of Lancaster, that they be then and there IN
their own proper persons. with their rolls. 10
cords and examinations. and ING utsitions, and
their own remembrances, to do those things
which to their Offces appertain In their be-
half to be done and also all those who will
prosecute against the prisoners who are, or
then shall be. In the jail Of the said County
OF Lancaster, are TO be then and there to pros
ecute against them as shall be Just.
Dated ut Lancaster, the 20i b DAY Of March,
1859. ID. X. BURKHOLDEk,
sA,s.l6Std<w Sheriff.
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pHILADELPHiA 4 READING RAIL.

HEADING . COLUMBIA A DivIsION.
,.Oaa Oa ana after sunday. March ls. isc. traias
iesvs ave Lancaster tKins stree: J. q follows:
Az: s:s issa SO ,. No.; saRSaS. R sss :.
- 8 &: :ssg:9: s:,s - 3 sG:y' n ,'s
!. ror new Yors via Phiadsiphia, week days,
~ For % New afi Toss ss' Eia n Allen,ovn week o.,.
ri xi!.nsc.n. week days. 7.oa m. ss ,.
M; sunday. 500 m.
20 For Asr.isb1rE. vset days. 7:Co .. m, 10 %.
S:oa. $40 p. m; sunday. t:l0 p m.
Trains F0R LANCAsTER.
Leave leading. Seek days, 7:so Q. n. lioss
Leave Philsnsiphia. week days. AIS. 1000
Leave ~. New !" Ycrs vi. ph,laaelph,a. week
Leave rev York via Alientown. week days,
Leave XisntoWn. & WI week days, SIS, q. m, Gss
Leave rott,vilie. week days. $50 .. m. a6
Leave Lebanon. week Days. 7:la .. m, ls:I,,
7;So p. m Sunday. 7;es .. m, ais p. m
.I LS,vs ,H.aarrisours. .a week Gays. eas .. m.i
Ie.y: ouarryville. wses days. $40. o., an. /.
ATLANTIC ClTY DIVISION.
Leave Philadelphia. Chestnut street wharf,
a. d sOuth street whaIf,
Leave atlantic CITY, week days. expreeseos
et0 .. m, and p. M; accommodation, 7:oO o.
m. ana 6AS p. m; sunday, express. 200 m,
accommodation. 500 o. m 4:3N p m
Returning leave At antic City, depot corner
Atlantic and Arkansas Avenues. Week.days.
:kxprees 78o .. m. and 1 p. IN. Accommoda-
ton. 500 O. IN. ana 4:s0 p. m. eundsys-tx.
l:26 p m.
Detailed time tables can be obtained a
ticket Offices,
A. A.NOLEOD. q, g. HANCOCK.
Vice Pres denr Mgr. GenI Psssr Art.
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A DISPATCH from Brussels says that
great surprise IL expressed that Emin
Pasbs should have abandoned his lake
prov inces, and the story OF the arabs that
he was marching towards the east
coast with Stanley Is doubted. As the
centre Of tho Congo enterprises, Brussels
ought to be q good point TO gather opinions
In African affairs.
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He Blows.

Governor Beaver has issued the usual
QgclAmssory proclamation on tie obsery.
enee Of Arbor Day, concluding with The
oscree "les our roadsides welcome with
onAnng ysrdure, the era OF better
oaevnys, when we hope L dswniog in
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SALE WESTERN
x HOkA8o.

on NoupAy, AyRII 9. lsss,
VIII be sold at public sale. ct the Nerrimac
stables, y orth Piince street. Lancaster. fs.,
the fold wing. Wis vtii sell tor a. b. Given
some First-Clsss Feeders and General r urposs
Horses, sud some kice Dnyera.
crs1it OF stxty days VIII be given.
DAY, April elh, vAen terms vul BE- mAae
k1oyn% eeo&0s 6soes1 Al.
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JOHN WANAMAKER,

vIlO BRIDGE BUILDERS,
u Proposals will be received mp to April 10
for the erection OF Bridge over Mill Cree x
uons ana Ora wing can be seen at Re d, Nc.
Gram Cos. 1EU. X kkED,
rs eoc6ltw Treasurer.