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Mower County transcript., 1890-04-16
WHOLESOME DISCIPLINE.
Cousin Eiza's Visit to the City
and What Came of It.

ana WnaC came OF It.
'It will just spoil my holiday pleasure
that's ALL"
.Alice!''
''Well, it will: and was looking for
ward to having such nice time. Why
couldn't she come later in the spring,
I'd like to know?''
because this is her holiday time as
we'll as yours. She will not have anoth-
er vacation until summer; and as soon
as warm weather comes, we leave for
the mountains, as you know very we'll,
daughter"
Then why need she come at all?''
''Alice, am surprised at you. Idon't
think you realize how badly you are
acting. From all have ever heard,
Eliza is very nice girl in every way,
and am very glad to have her come to
see us. Her mother was the dearest
cousin ever had"
'She may have been nice enough,
mother: but Eliza's stepmother is quite
dreadful. will never forget what a
guy Eliza looked the day father and
were delayed at Brooktown and she came
down to the depot to see us. was actu-
ally ashamed to be seen talking to her,
and was glad enough none of the ether
passengers knew US. And now to think
she is coming here to visit me-actually
to visit me; and of course I'll have to
take her to the charity concert. There'll
be no way of getting out of it,
Certainly you must take her." said
Mrs. Stoker, decidedly. ''She must not
be shown any rudeness whatever lido
not want her to think herself unwel-
come"
II don't know what Maud Westerly
will say to her," said Alice, with sigh.
''She'll think Eliza specimen of all nv
relations, and will very likely give me
the cold shoulder after this
II don't know Maud Westerly, but it
strikes me that you think great deal
too much of what she thinks and docs,
Alice. Try to DC more independent, my
DEAR
''Oh, mother, all the girls copy Maud
in every thing. She is perfectly lovely,
and then her father is so immensely
rich"
MIS-. OCOher laughed.
"Very good reason for your worship"
she said.
"Well, it has an effect on people-to
be rich, mean," explained Alice, land
there are ever so many girls in Mrs.
Sayles' school who would give their lit
tie fingers to be intimate with Maud.
But she has never made an intimate
friend. She is pleasant to us all, but
very few of US have ever been asked to
call on her. Lately she has shown me
a good deal of attention, but there's an
end of that now, of course, for Eliza
will spoil every thing"
II think ELIAS coming will be good
discipline for yorl my dear. You have
a great deal of false pride. You should
wish to be valued for what you are, not
for your surroundings or for beauty or
wealth."
Alice shook her head, and was silent.
She was only sixteen, and her pretty
head was full of false notions of all
kinds.
Poverty seemed to her the most erri-
BILE Of all evils, and to be ill-dress
positi-e sin. 1t was great cross to her
that her rather was in only moderate
circumstances, and that she could not
vie with some OF the other girls sho
Mower County transcript., 1890-04-16

There is wisdom in proverbs; but
every body knows that the statement
"Speech is silvern, silence is golden"
vas not made by dumb maA--Puok.
Mower County transcript., 1890-04-16

Maud took Eliza home in her carriage
and kept her to lunch. When Alice saw
her again, her cousin had her hands full
of flowers.
'Maud almost stripped her conserva-
tory" she explained. ''She is so gen.
crous!"
"Why didn't you tell me you could
sing?" asked Alice, wishing that on her.
self had fallen the honor of finding tho
new Gypsy Queen. What card it would
have been to gain Maud's favor!
"You didn't ask me-" answered Eliza:
'|and naturally did not speak of it.
have taken lessons five years of our
minister's wife. She was trained thor
oughly by the best masters, and was glad
to teach me-"
Another surprise was in store for Alice
that day. Eliza went to Mrs. Stoker and
asked her advice about buying new
wearing apparel.
~ know what I have now is dread
fully out of taste and old-fashioned."
she said; ''but on account of mothers
ill-health, have not been anywhere
for several years, and these clothes were
good enough for the farm. But father
told me to get all l needed, and ] want
to be we'll dressed here, so that you and
Alice won't be ashamed of me. / have
three hundred dollars to spend as I
please"
The charity concert went off in fine
style, and the Gypsy Queen won golden
opinions by her singing of q most diff
cult part, and her grace and beauty.
Alice actually felt proud of the cousin
she had formerly scorned. And she ao-
Mower County transcript., 1890-04-16

say nothing OF 1t to Eliza.
''For l know Maud will bring it out
all right some way" she said, land
Eliza need never know there was anv
trouble"
''She will probably enjoy it more if
she does not know of any change of
parts" said Mrs. Stoker, $50 will say
nothing"
II don't suppose she can tell one tune
from another" said Alice. "She has
probably never heard any music except
that of cow-bell or jew's-harp."
At luncheon Mrs. Stoker asked Alice
If she intended to take her cousin to the
rehearsal.
''Of course, If she cares to co." said
Alice, trying to look pleasant; ''but
hardly think she would enjoy it. It
would spoil the concert for her Wednes-
day night"
Eliza looked up quickly. Something
in the tone Of her cousins voice Jared
upon her, but she could not have told
what 1t was. Yet she felt that for some
reason Alice dill not wish to have her 90
to the rehearsal.
''Yes, l had better wait until Wedues.
day night" she said, ''but if you are
willing, Alice, will walk with Won as
far as dry-goods store. I want to get
some handkerchiefs, and l can easilv
find my way back again alone"
Alice nodded, and went upstairs to
put on her wraps, feeling in any thing
but pleasant m ood. She had made
many good resolutions on Easter Sun.
day, but the advent of Eliza had made
It impossible, 50 she assured herself, to
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-26

nor SAL E.--A GOOD 3O-HoRsE
Il power boiler. Can be seen In use
at the bakery of W. Il j. LANG, Fifth
and French streets. ne5-16
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-26

A correspondent of the Buffalo Com
mercial relates that while himself and .
doctor were travelling In Virginia they
csme upon an old colored man whose
mule, attached to an old two-wheeled
vehicle, was in the dumps and wouldn't
70.
.'Dis mule am baked, boss." sad the
old man, IAN I'll jis' glib dollah to de
man dat eau start IN"
~ will do 1t Tor less than that, uncle, I"
said the doctor.
He took his case from the carriage, and
selecting q small syrings. with 1t inject d
nome morphia into the animals side.
The mule reared, gave loud bray and
started oil at railroad speed. The negro
gave look OF astonishment at the doc
tor, and, with loud "Whoal" started
down the road after tho niue. In the
cours. OF ten minutes they came up te
him, standing In the road waiting. The
mule was now here 10 sight.
"BAy, boss" said the colorod man
show much is dat stuff worth you put In
dat tnule?"
"Oh, about ten cenis," lauyhingly re-
piled the doctor.
| '-Weli, boss, yo' hin squirt twent
cents wui in me right away. Heah AL
de cas-. l must ketch dat ar mule"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-26

To tho dysl optic. Flatuleuce, heartburn,
oppressive fuilness OF the stomach, are
the inevitable 81 quences OF his use of the
knife and fork. 10 say of him that he
eratiles the cravings OF appetite would
be genuine satire. He only appeases
them. IL relief attainablei Certainly,
aud by the use of y pleasant as well a.
Thorough remedy, Hoststter's Stomach
Bitters. VIII 1t cure Immediately
Certainly not-it does not effect miracles.
but II DOS give prompt and uuspeaSablc
relief, and viii, " pc. sisted IN, produce
an ultimate cure. Not only does !. i'm
part relish to the hood, hut promotes Its
conversion by the stomach to rich,
health and strength sustaining blood.
5upersensitivcness OF the Derves, mental
depression, aud unQulet slumber, pro-
duced by interruption OF the digestive
functions, are also rem edied by 1t. 1t is
the finest preventive and curative of
malariul disorders, and relieves consti-
patton, rhsumalisui, kidney AID bladder
ailments, and liver complaint
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-26

A good story comes from the Pension
OGhce at Washington, via the Chicago
News: "Some time ago u claimant Tor q
pension submitted an affidavit from a
ply stefan at Duluth, testiiying to his
disability, and to tho fact that 1t was the
result OF his service during the war. A
lew days ago the case came up, when a
letter was written TO the postmaster Of
Duluth asking whether tho doctor WAS q
regular practitioner ard a man OF truth
and veraci;y. The reply came yestsr-
Day, in which the postmaster said that
be had spent his entire life with the
physician in question, aud believed him
to be man OF good char cier. During
his youth, unlike George Washington,
he had told toEe ialsehoods, but had
been sourdly whipped for them, and had
learnt better; there 'ore, IN his old Gge,
he was able to stick to fgc.s as we'll as
any citizen. TIen he signed his name,
which was the same rs that OF the physi-
clan, and 1t appears that the postmaster
and the physician are one and the same
person.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-26

SYRACUSE, N. T.. April 24.-Almost
the entire business portion OF the town OF
DE Rug ter, Madison county, N. Y, was
destroyed by lire last night, which
started In the rooms Of Masonic Lodge
and probably caught fire from cigar
stub. The fire was discovered at about
2.3o o'clock and continued burning TIL @.
when thu flames were got under control.
Loss estimated at SGT, 900, partially GOV.
cred BY insurance. Fifteen buildings
were burned and seven families rendered
homeless. The principal losers are
Smith & Fish, SIT 900. insured for 49,
900; G. j. York, $4,000. s6.7oo In
surance: II. q. Miner, $1,000, Insurance
81, 90; II. J. Carriugton, l,5u0, In
surance $500; Rider Il Bice, $l,i0o, in
surance $1,000; Jesse Stillman, 81 900,
insurance $500. with many minor lossei
more or less covered by Insurance.
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I heard . story the other day about
mistake made by prominent divine
whose name is as well-knoWn 10 Brook
lyn as that Of DIR. Talmage. The rever-
end gentleman had occasion to spend a
few days in a suburban town on the line
OF the Long Island soad. He went 10
the depot to take the train for this city,
and there met member OF his congrega-
ton, lady we'll known in social circles
here. The lady had a vAlise aud small
package which rested on the floor Of the
waiting room. Beside them were several
small creeks of preserves. As the train
came IN the gallant divine took the valiae
and package and preserves and placed
them In The scat he had found Tor tile
lady, and then occupied the seat in front.
At one OF the stations an agent came In
and displayed dispatch notifying him
| that the preserves had been stolen aud
the thief was on board the train. The
reverend gentleman was naturally much
coniused. He explained that he thought
they belonged to the lady, while she in
turn thought they belonged to him,
There was considerable laughing or
board the train when the facts became
known. The reverend gentlemsu paid
tie expressage back on the preserves
which he had unintentionally stolen.
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FOR sALE-A DESIRABLE NEAT
II Ikel, all new hstures. inject TO quit
business. call NJ SO West sixth street.
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CnAMsERsBuRG, April pa gang OF
eight trsmps went to the house OF sam
uel Lehman, 3 farmer living one mile
north Of here, early this morning and
ordered q hot breakfast for the party.
TITO men had slept In the barn all night.
Upon the refusal Of the women to cook a
meal for them they beat Lehman and his
son severely aud torrorized The whole
nsiahborhood. They passed through
town and broke open two farm-houses
south OF town.
The farmers In the vicinity sent to town
for assistance, and a party composed oil
several officers aud Q halt dozen farmers
started In pursuit. They came up with
the gang nea. Marion. The tramp
slowed fight, and constable snot on .
OF them drought the leg. Three OF then
were finally captured, and placsd In jail
here tonight.
The action of the tramps caused great
excitement among the farmers. aud
threats OF lynching were freely made.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-26

Correspondence OF the Republican.
WASHINGTON, D. T., April 23.-The
Senate to-day passed the House bill In
creasiug the appropriation for the WILL
mington post office to $3.50, coo, which 10
an ample sum to com neuce with. II an
effort should be made 10 change the site
from Ninth and ehipley to Market street,
It will delay the construction for at least
. year. / hope to see the atructure
started by fall. The extra 500, 600 may
be crt dited to Republican administra-
ton, a. under the Cleveland act regime
II would have been impossible to have
got creditable building.
Now, Messrs. Editors, allow me GO
euggest smart thing IS our Senator
Higgins expre ssed 1t to me when made
the suggestion to him tonight. We Re-
publ,caDs pressS and practice homo pro-
lection, let us put~it In practice right
ct home; let our citizens petition
that 1t be builtof Brandywine blue stone
with 6ome other suitable Gaping. The
blue stone 10 right At our doors aud BY
thus doing we will put to work hum
dreds Of our skilled stone cutters aud
tho money will circulate and be spent
int In our midst Some OF the hand
soonest private residences In your city
arc CONTRACTED Of Braudy wine rock.
would suggest that the Board of Trade
take the matter 10 charge and insist tina,
the architect designate Brandywine gran
ite.
WilmingtonIaus are often to be me
with In the streets OF Washington. jane
Burke, of the Toird ward; Charles Sallo
way, OF the Tenth, and Dan. H. Kent, o
the Filth, were here this week, and tun'
derstsnd Reed Verguson, Of the Eighth
Is In the city. Robt. II. Wright ant
Charles w. Powell, are both residinI
here. Powell has secured position u
timer at the Capitol. He took the forme
timers place while sick, and on b
death he received the appointment Il
10 the only timer on the Capitol pAy-rol
, He is q brother-in-law 10 the "Judge,
but solid Rvpublican-no mugwuuE
LooKER-oN.
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A sad case has Just come to q close in
the Vienna criminal courta In the Dis
tiict of Bagozzi, near Rovigno, lived a
farmer, aged fity.two. with his two
sons. They were happy enough together
till peasant girl OF eighteen. named
Lucia, came as servant. Lucia was a
pretty girl, and both father aud eldest
sou Tell In love with her. Stormy scenes
/, passed between father and son until, to
put stop to them, tho father deter
mined to dismiss the girl. One morning,
when all except the son were asleep tue
i father sadded his horse and rode to
Rovigno, Toward evening bis horse,
sill saddled, but without bride and
riderless. trottei into the little courtyard.
A search WAS made for tic lather and his
holy was found In wood In a pool OF
blood. Fivo wounds In h 8 head left little
doubt as to the manner oil his death.
Suspicion fell upon his son, the motive
being Jealousy OF the servant lie denied
any connection with the murder, and
sought to iDcriminate the servants, but
alter patient trial the jury pronounced
him guilty. aud the u ige sentenced him
to death.
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Ladies' Home Journal.
Don't believe that everybody else In tho
world is happier than you.
Don't conclude that you have never
had any opportunities in life.
Don't believe al the evil that you
hear.
Don't repeat gossip, even II It does
interest crowd.
Don't 60 untidy on tho plea that every
body knows you.
Don't DO rudo to sour interiors 10
social position.
Don't over OF under dress.
Don't express positive opinion, unless
you perfectly understand what you are
talking about.
Don't get In the habit OF vulgarixine
life by making light Of tho sentiment
Of II.
Don't jeer At anybody's religious be
lief.
Don't try to be anything else but {
gcntlew oman-and that means woman
who has consideration for the Who'll,
world, and whose life Is governed by III,
Golden Rule, "Do unto others Is yol
would be done by"
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Soiiees.
no nm az ~ BLIc EDU.

- mum nF rIinI.IC EDIT-
NT0fltl;;--. Y wv tl'tJ,Tr,iri,,S'
~ tN,., ~ iilr,Itbers OF the Board
OF rnDiie fducatiu ~ ' ", cssmrdav
emcd ~ VIC aiio'' ~ la oven NJ IL
Man ,, l"'t iHsi t,,a,a,r,er and
ocloch o. /" ihi""'V' -
The 70 pfr'ors o. wv -, lila 4, ~,
N wnich 10 'leet'pn - ~ ~ "" ',,"str,,
McmrCe to be slnote" n'" p'"e's "
yotlng ,ac as loiioWs ,.n m, two
fr-I N1id ~Vlp ha.'" .'. ,.c,,r
YEAR, aud Que htv,,ie, W ~ esccnJ
fril, pRhif e. ~, st .,c
rr t. meas V nsllihHsoh sliec.. Co.. 49,.
Second Nud-'bne inehinur ~
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-26

EOk SALE - CHEAP, A SMALL
kinds OF harness. Address b, this Office;
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-26

Our increased trade shows that the
public appreciate 22IU lbs. OF good clean
coal for ton, and that is what We pro-
pose to give for the year OF 1890. Our
coal is under cover and screened, under
Dur own supervision. Kindliog wool in
large loads, Western oats II speciality,
baied hay and straw by ths ton. Yarl.
[ G6 Maryland avenue. Telephone, JAS.
Central Office, 7th aud King streets.
Telephone 5S7. Opeu in the evening.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-26

NEW CASTLE COUNTY
The STATE or DELAWARE. .. ..
To the sheriff of New Castle County
Greeting:
WmlnlAs, Marian Frank Pnuiecki ny
= his petition to the Judges of our
seal Superior court filed in the office
- OF the Protionotary Of said court
the cause OF complaint therein has made
application to our said Judges TINT Il de-
cree may be pronounced dissolving the
marriage existing between the petition
CT and his wife Theodosia Poniecki.
We therefore command you as you have
been heretofore commanded, that
Won summon Theodosin Poniecki so that
She be and appear before the Judges OF
our said court at the next term there
of to be held Mt Wilmington, on Mon
day, the nineteenth dizzy OF May
next, to answer the allegations of said
petitioner according to the Act of As
Sc mbly in such case made and provided,
and also to do and receive what the said
corning her III this behalf as to the
Court Shall seem meet and consistent
with the provisions of the SAID Act OF
Assembly. And have you then there this
Witness tho Honorable Joseph =.
Comegys. ESQ.,. Mt Wilmington, the
eighth day of March, A. D., eighteen
hundred and ninety:
Issued April IL, 1880. -
The above IL II true copy OF AIS.
summons, sur. Libel for DIVORCE.
ALvAN ALLEN.
sheriff's office, vii. shcrif.
April II 1880. aif2taw-ih
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THE WEATHER.
). n. ALDEN.


why should stormy Mondays come
To vex the human goul,
Dark and dreary. dull and dim,
Like autumns ut the pole?
breakfast tells of Sundays feast,
And lies before one cold
Onulets have u slI0pworn taste,
And everything seems old.
Silent sit the forms Mt meat,
Without word Of inirth,
Sullen move the servants feet,
And useless seems the earth.
sages try to demonstrates
That seasons never change
And winters now no hit ubate
OF old therinotic range.
But when the land ia wnterlogged
With rain eight days in seven,
We're told tho planets nre befoggcd-
Oh, shoot tho stars of heavonl
And less precipitation give
With ozono raro and fine
Why lot this misfit winter live
OF eighty-eight and miner
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-26

7ne cheapest hat house In the city
kumf0rd Bros. AOa Market street,
5iy husiA's coal; Won will iikeit.
American Laundry. ecs West Fron.t.
Try Bush's coal; you viii rurolyiikes.
CuppinE and lsechlnK, lts Il. sscond't.
Fine Iek. KnGs at Hsni's, 10 K. 4th 'treat-
Frank Roop smith. druggist 9TH and King.
II you want cheap picture frames 20 to q
X. kauFb, 1n3 Wesf 6econd street. have the
largest stock in Delaware. Come and see iof
yourselves.
ktss. 2ioAarket stroe.- has the largest ana
cheapest stoc Of hats, white shirts, andef,
wear, aeck wear aad hosiery IN the city, Cait
and Bsehim.
One OF the ch DIGEST Books of the season Is
the 'I.ife Of HArriett Beecher stowe, writ.
ten by herself and sou. For sale by JON y Y.
WANTED.
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GlMON GUTHRIE,
General Furnishing Undertakes
NO, sse EAST SEVENTH STREET.
ITO BE IN THE SWIM,
BREED TO A WILKES.
VORTEX 1860,

Sired BY onward 1911, record 2;as1t; the very
dan Kamatch by Amber 1dS. he by ,Almont
8; sscend dam sunnoweI ~ A6ialiah 10;
tiiul bay 10 kands high, weighs J, i2s pounds,
foaled In issa. . last natural trotter ana :
stsbles or HENRY WIf5EL, At the corner Of
Front and Madison streets, at e2S In advance
with the usual return privileges. ..
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-26

NJ 1rlCE.--TO THE GAS CoNsuM
~ rrs of Wilmington. After April j.
Nat The 0sy-Hydrosen Company wfll
b. letpnred to take Orders for gas of IL
" as superior to that now furnished
otie citizens Mt IS cents per IcO0 feet
Be- II promptly paid within ten days
works WIN he rendy for delivering gus
49, idl. and service connections will
ii1tl. rs fiist rs the mains Of the conf
pa atr extended. Mains will be laid
MT upon the principal streets, md Has
tEftu upon those streets ARE invited to
fHesUrly or iers, so that we may have
;, 2uide IN laying the first arrivals
hfiils Office of the company las been
,tl4.zHr'l 80 new Central Bank Building,
i4t4And SIMPLY streets.
a!-ttH :. u. GONDE. Engineer.
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pnoPosAls.

Asrdsd piot,ps lis will be received ut
theUt,re vi the supervising Architect,
TteA,UgY ucpuitincnt, Washington, ID.
/, unnie gcuc, l.. 81, ON tho 18th day
ul Ms .lss, tn MI labor aud materials
y quiied ,OerCt and complete tho Sur
leoh', llvsci5i U. :. Quarantine keser-
NiiioH % Dclls are Break water. Della
nair, IN srccrtnco with drawing ana
,pefldaton, cppies OF which may be
hid application ut this Office, or the
Office ofile srberintendcnt. Each bid
mast be aee' mpanied by u certified
check hT'if
Tic pcp rtncnt will reject all bids
received llttr tho time flxcd for open
iul tr .u', niso, bids which do not
c'mplj -ritt, with all the req uiremcnts
~ lAis u.t 'itiun.
dA-, IL. WiNDRlM,
supervising Architect.
hln. tH, lS.D. ~ 0t-eod
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-26

NOTICE - The MEnBEIls WORK
~ inx under the Jurisdiction OF the
n ram Grand Lodge OF A. u. A. NJ. OF
aNusteu TO attend u mass meeting on
sltnrduv night. April 20, 1850, Mt O'Clock
b. order OF tha Il. W. q. NJ, Nero H..
Backus By the request OF W. N. OF tho
John W layton Lodge. James II. Jones,
make arrangements to attend the tun-
vInl or brother Pet or Pinket, on sunday
mkt, April "a, 1870. FROM his late resi-
dcnce in. Pinkct Court, on lOth street
VT OF Market. Meet ut the hall mt l21aa
laock, move at ~ to 20 TO the house.
tisiccJ ut the shiloh Baptist Church, ut
'. o'clock p. IA. i,252tt
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-26

SEALED PROPOSALS will hc re-
teNel IN pursuance Of an ordinance
ta,4ci pv CITY Council, for the purpose
.. undermining the police force. the
IwGFtit- Of pan aloons. both of pantn-
l@ 'd De lined below the scat, tho ma
tf'al 40 he l3-ounoe-per-ynrd MiddlcseA
~ nainrni flannel, aud must stand the
msl ui nitric acid. All bids ~ DO I'D
nn','t. to +. \. Sawdon, CITY iinll, on Or
BE- one Io'rlock, u. M +, WEDNEsDAY
ic Ath inst. The committee reserve
lhc Int tu reject any or all bids. All
bd- AUST be accompanied with bond.
0... 4, 4. SAN DON,
u5it Chuil man of Committee.