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Daily Republican., 1890-02-08
FIFqA EDIplO
MuuicipalCourt

Before tho Municipal Cou,, ,,,.
lag Nsthsuiel B. Hill, Thir,eon,S Y
ClAy mont streets, was arralspe,l "a,
Ing Avticies from his store on AMI.
George w. Todd aud Rev II I'
Watkius appeared on behaf of ,hst
aud Order Society, and testified ,h,, s
hsd waited On Mr.. Hin on suudss
tried to induce him to keen HI. !.
shut On that day, but he SAID otAenIs
open aud he was compelled 10 do M
| While the witnesses were 10 h. ,,o,'
Sunday hs sod . cigar 10 A man
came IN, and during tho ten mlu,'
they were there about twenty NIL
school children came In aud bOa1
| articles.
". HUI wanted to know II nh,
graphs and Tickets for 5G,,r w,r
sold In kingswood Sunday school
sunday.
MI. Todd said no photopr.ph, i,
cold, bnt he believed some tcs,u !,
offered for sale. Mr.. Hill wa, lpJ
aud costs, amounting to ei3.sa
Thomas Galor, . colored man ruiS
Of No. 1884 West Sixth street, wu h
500 for cruelty to his three chin
aged 8, . and II years, AID lie cAui
were committed 10 tho care OF th. "
for the Prevention Of Cruelty 70 d
! dren. Mrs. Read J. Mckay mad,
cation for tho little girl, IL year. ID
testimony gave horrible State 0, Il
. and neglect.
Frank Payssr WAS fined go and
for assaultin. Eugene Gone a, BIZ d
ing houss and for being disorlag q
|. the stseetA Il
. jacob Reed, eolored, vas he'd u
d 600 bail 70 auswer at the 81
J. Court io9 assAHlt with ittent 10
r . rape on oallie Lopsr.
John Bradley, . small, bright
= years Of age, was arraignsd ~
J: With the lafcsny 81 $40 from wIIkS
4 Phillips, corner OF Fourth aud ID
streess, and - from the proprietor Il
h Philadelphia restaurant, on Vi
i. street between Front aud Second.
a. ives held under $500 bail until ara
=; ments could b. made for his trsnsIal
the Ferris Reform school.
/. Young Bradley went to Phillips
4 ON "wednesday and bought soms at
sr and whom he bad an opportunity
q. slipped iato the ofIics and stole Vi
~ email change. Remaining around
=. store some time 70 ward oil suspcol
- left aud went 10 the restaurant ni
IA where he ordered his dinner. With
10 waiter went ont 10 get the dinner ]
n. ley slipped to the money drawa
b. scooping In % moro he len. AaSg
~. Of the theft having been lett A.asE
~ Once, Officers Cha!rs aud IysuN al
out TO hunt tho youthful thik VI
y. turcd him IN the eastorn par3 csN
h. He was taken TO Phillips stS-s a
II cashier at once recognised Bradley
D., one who Wa In the ONCE. lie vi
i@i taken TO the PhilAdolphia restauri
Was agsin recognised.
pn Bradley IL the same lad who vi
''' victed In the City Court on Janu
4. for tho theft OF money from
~, Kelly d Co., aud four Feyolvers 4
'e- II. Hartlove.
He burst into tcars and cried p
nd when brought before the cou
ICE morning, but Judge Ball told hi
' 'n, too late TO cry now, he shot
10 thought about II sooner.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-08

Collector Doughsfty wsat 70 Puiiadsl.
phia to-day 70 attssd the funeral At
James q. Ford, and consequently was
not in bis ofics, which greatly dts
appointed q pumbsr Of poll taxpayers
who wanted TO pay their taxea One
man, working st Edgsmoor, knocked, on
for the day and walked In through the
rain to pay bis TARA, but found no col
hector. Collector Mckee was out and In
two or three times during the forenoon.
And ret the Democratic papers aEs
calling ont for Republicans 10 march up
and pay their tAxes.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-08

A flre broke out about O'Clock
to-day afternoon, 10 the canning ial
Of ]. @. Reed, Harrington, Dsl., and
fore II could DO eubdued tho ia,
together with the packing house ana
residence OF Mr.. Heed were totally
fumed. In three hours the build
were reduced to = heap Of smoking
The loss 10 estimated 81 ea0,0Q0 An
but partially insured. Th{ FIR,
supposed to have been the woN y
incendiAry.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-08

Robert Strain, the livery stable man
owns fipe mare which made the lime
between New Castle and this city yester-
day In % minutes. She was hitched TO q
physician carriage in which WAS man
weighing 225 pounds and woman weigh.
ing 1911 pounds. From tine time she
started until she reached this city she
was not nIled or touched with whip
Mr.. Strain has good teams but this II
evidently one OF the beat in this city.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-08

The attendance in the street market
this morning was slim and prices were
down. Butter cod at fiom 80 tod cents
pr pound; eggs, l6 to 20 cents FER dozen;
p tatl es, 80 to rs cents per bushel, ap
pies, IL TO 20 cents per half Ieck
Orsnges, 10 TO 30 cents per dozen; chick
ssls, 40 10 40 cents apiece guiness, &C
cuts per pair; tnlkeys, Sl.l0 TO SO 8
apiece; tnrnips, 10 cents per hali,peck
raiery, {, n!s stalk, pork, to Il
ssnis per pound; lard, 10 cents pei
pound; oats, ~ to IS cents per bushel
sum, AZ to 45 cents do.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-08

The afternoon servics IN Asio',su'
Hall will be In charge OF Rev. = nc, !,
Maxwell Of Virginia, late Of Il W..
Theological Seminary, who is cehi I,.s
q fine speaker. All men ar, 'hV''eu
attend. One honr-4 to 3 p m IN
Reception to mepbsrs IN lhcif NV ~.
on Monday, February 1917. All m'm"
urged 10 be present On Il. 8 cc's''''
Daily Republican., 1890-02-08

The finest and most perfect production
OF medical sclence ever offered the afflc -,
led for Lung aud Throat diseases, blood
bpltjing, SC. 1t will positively proven;
khs iproads of consumption and preserve
your syste N against its destroying pow
Or. Always reliable for coughs, hcarso
ness, loss OF voice, sore throat, &c
EfkWar Drugsists sell 1t. De. OF, WI
Aibgton, Del.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-08

Tho Court Of General Sessions and Jail
Delivery met this morning II ESQ clock,
Chief Justiee Comegys ON tho bench, and
later Associates justices Houston and
Payater came 10 and took their seats.
The Postles case was resumed and more
evidence was taken, but none which AZ
forded sufficient grounds for conviction.
The State then abandoned tho cass aud
the Jury, as instructed, brought In YER
dict Of not guilty, and Postles went tree.
At 1l.40 the court adjourned until 10
o'clock on Monday morning.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-08

Boston, Mass, Feb. 8.-"Cal." NC.
Carthy OF New York, and Geo. Dixon col. OF
this city, both light weights, fought 20.
round draw this morning in notable
sporting place In this city, which ended
In both men being very severely pun.
ished. The dght lasted four hours and
81 minutes. Both men were IN prime
condition before entering the ring,
having tipped the scales at ia " pounds
Daily Republican., 1890-02-08

Thousands OF persona who are suffering
with severe headache are unaware that
their eyes are failing, aud no relief with
ont a pair OF suitable glassss. Prof. Well,
800 Market street, with his improved
glasses and scientific examination, will
give relic. at once.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-08

CAMDEN. N. j., Feb. S.-Dnrlns
trial Of Chalkey Leconcy, here yest't
for the murder of his niece, clothinsa
posed to have belonged TO Lsconey
which had been washed shortly bt!of
was found In . closet OF his room, dal.
his absence at Waveily attending
funeral OF the murdered woaiai, s"P'
duced.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-08

David MAX and Joseph Blae fwiJ
couple OF apprentices In tho cab
department ot'the jackson & SlAnp
got into = quarrel yesterday moi
which. fesnlted In Max Gettitg a
acros. the forehead with the end
jack plane, making . long but
dangerous cut. The quarrel arose Y
. number of boys teasing Max, who !.
| irritated, applied an insulting epithe'
Blackway, who struck him vita tao
he had In his hand. DIR. j. I. v. Bll
som dressed Mars wound.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-08

Daniel Fox, lad IL years OF age, re-
siding at 1863 Trenton Place, disregarding
the warning against jumping GU the
street cars while iu motion. got on ali
Eighth Street electric line car about 4.30
o'c ock last evening and was riding ON
the trout platform. When just beyond
Madison street he slipped and fell, and
before the car could be stopped the front
wheel passed over his loot MASKING 1t
terribly. The boy was taken to Veasey' s
drug etore and from thence to his home
where DR.. Blocksom attended him.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-08
autioIi,

b Tho three milk men and the traoker
who are In the habit of driving over the
uaycmsnt In South Wilmington, between
Ne Gareeche lane aud new railroad, are
GA6tphed against repeating this offence
II they wish to avoid trouble, as the
owner Of the property has determined to
appeal TO the law for protection.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-08

John r. Talley, who resided near the
Foulk road, Q short distance from Tai
ley's Corner, Brandywne Hundred, was
Frustrated BY an attack OF paralysis some
two weeks ago, after which he was 10.
moved to the residence of HE son Nelson
on the RoeklAnd rokd, where he died ON
thursday afternoon, in the 18th year Of
his age. Hls vile died several years ago,
lie was . brothtr Of the late Panrose II
1alley, and . frugal aud indusi.iou.
iarnar. His remains will be Inferred a,
Nit. Pleasant burial grounds On Monday
leaving the house at II O'Clock.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-08

Eonlz.Ssntley Female Bnrlesque Com
pcny Will give cue performance ut Proc
tors Opera House on Monday evening.
Their costumes are rich aud dazzling,
while the show caterers to the male
attendants. The variety performance ID
fairly Kood and never fails To draw big
housea In our city.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-08

A lecture on political economy WAS de-
livered yesterday afternoon by Presiding
Elder Murray before about two hundred
persons 10 the Commercial College. His
fuljest was IA Republic In Day." and
for The greater part treated on the revo-
luton In Braz |. In conclusion he pre-
dcted that the United States oil Brazil
would ere long take It's place among the
permanent republics OF the world.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-08

Bishop Coleman has secured the ser.
vices OF the Rev. A. 8. Crapsey, OF Ro
chester, N. Y, to conduct devotions
Quiet Day Tor the clergy Of Delaware,
to commence on Monday afternoon and
to continue until the following after
noon. TIE Holy Communion will be ad.
ministered ON Tuesday morning In st.
johns Church, where ALTO the instruc.
lions will lie given. 1t 10 expected thai
IN ost OF the clergy will be In attendance.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-08

That Good Enough tobacco is good
enough Tor a King. SO is Durstein's
umbrella, which he will give with every
2l-pound box for limited time. Dur
stein, No. . East Second street. =. g.
The sale OF sanross cigars Is increasing.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-08

II you live In . low, nalsGS NV,
where tho miaspe arising IRON a'. nm
vegetable matter pellutes tne ,os.
phere, tho use Of Laxador beeo, n,sls
absolute necessity. 1t d'iv,s mI ID
from the system at onco and eo''' '
| 40 cents.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-08

The Greatest Invcnsion of ihe's''
Any business man In this oE NJ, "
wants to makca few thousand Tvs" y
with very small capital in'' ss,u,,
how have . chance with CERTAIN"
doing 90. Call on J. 8. Rowbolhn,n
Delaware House, and easy terms eau
made for tho State Of Delaware.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-08

L. W. SliIham s. Son sold for Glare rce
JAnison, OH the Capcllc farm, on Friday,
nine horses at iair prices, twenty COWS
sod young stock from $50 10 S45 each,
farming utensils and harness at good
prices, wheat in the ground AT $3.50 rcr
acre. Tue Job was satisfactorily cen
P.eted, aud ,he auctioneer WAS ready tc
utiutu home by O'Clock.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-08
An Old Delaware Lady.

Mary, widow OF the late Moses Morri.
son, died at the residence OF her son
Thomas F. Morrison, near Frederioks
burg. Va, last Monday. TIE funers
took place on Friday, interment being a
the fredericksburg cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-08

There will be an adjourned meeting Of
the Young Mems Republican Club held
In their club house on Monday evening.
6ubjects Of importance to every member
OF the Club 10 to be considered, and with
out full atte ndauce the results desired
desired that every member OF the club
who possibly can be will be present at
the adjourned meeting next Monday
evening.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-08

Eyerytime, unmistakabiy and certain
iy, caiarrh and infuenzs yield to the
magical influence Of Old Saul Caiarrh
Cure, the safest remedy for these often.
siye diseases. Price only 20 cents.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-08

A lady who has suffered for over three
months extreme torture from q violent
cough has become completely cured by
rr. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-08

The place 10 get the best assn y M
valentines 10 ct Adams o. Dfo.
Market street
Daily Republican., 1890-02-08

The largest selection Of al Ian. ~.
class makers OF pianos and ~, XIV q
easy terms and on easy moe .trssI
ments, at Robslsn's, ITO Market '
Daily Republican., 1890-02-08

BOILIN-.QU1NS Jan. 29th. 1870. at
the residence OF the brides parents,
ISIS y. 25th st. Philadelphia by Rev. Il.
Graham Mr.. George Boliin ana Miss
Margaret y Quinn, both Of PhilIdel-
phia.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-08

Ivers & Ponds aud Newly Il Even's
pianos. in new aud beautiful cases, only
at itoDelen's, 40 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-08
N THE oavxoasa.

ri....r,, trt,.htu..ls sarvleea txt.mOfrOW :
al 1850 i. N, and i.D y. IN. 4
Mepnweh y % "~ ,piS ~ PRAYER
meeting on ihhrsusy eNen'"s
Coyopant, Services In tho hail. Second
and Washington streets. Preaching At
10. 10 a, IN. and 1.l0 p IN. by Rev. J. Aow.
ard Smith. of Phiiatleip hia. sunday school
az ~. m. Prayer mcutlng FRIDAY even.
ing At $50. All are welcome.
A. Marv,s Catholic Church Firebmaes,
q. 50 %, a. M: secou mass and service. sa.
third %a s,c las m, Pastor ys Sassr
e mi az r m AZ ~ M SUNDAY school ~
gnu On, y, ss'ii'"' '''' y "'
u.n. c,,nro,, t,oooh,ng ,o-mor.
row morning and evening by tho pastor, |
nravcr mncttmu al %. m. All arc cor |
dially invited.
~av,,, M,ss,on ~ pe,,,auv yaanttat
ci NORTH i Mss1Sm s ~ e nsar pcl"ware
avenue. rreacn,ms ~ IVY , y, y. nv ss',, ~
| p ~, ny iies passor, "e'' Jun y SUNNI
SnpDnth senuo. u. u , ~, "da ,pt,.ns
rrayei i,meeuins vVery ,IitsJu"y '"s"'
a.s onsp.,. ~ NJ ,.'....s nm -
bethany baptist Cnnrcn, Ein ana
jackson streets. rreacliins NJ io,D g. n.
and s,go = m ~ sn ,ne p scnon mt ~
s"H y ~ so" yo"ng fconlc's m az
80 p. IN, bhptisn III the evening
Christian Mission, N. u. corner Front
] and Jefferson streets. There will be SER
vice ut this place all day Sunday. Prayer
Injecting at 0. 10 O'Clock; preaching ut
1850 o'clock by MIR. barney. Sun
dry school at O'Clock; testimony meet
Ing at $40 o'clock; prayer meeting AZ Nv
O'Clock; preaching at dSo ciook ny MI
Dill.
Mnrshaliton N. Il. Church, Row. T. G.
| Smoot. pastor. Prenohing Mt I0.t5.A. m.
by Rev Mr. Blalke and at 7.J0 y. IN. by tho
pastor. All are invited.
stanton NJ. r.. Church, Rev. T. G.
smoot, pastor. Preaching by tho pastor
at Q p IN. All are invited. .s9
Ev.rcettneI NatIoIvi.t f,hurch rrout
anri iim7ou strccts praver Yncatinv q n
M. rraari,i,g ia ~ IN, cxncr3ence
,,..otHtns. !, r., nrcacnt"C = ~ 4 Il, 4
cordial Invitation xtcndsi 10 ali
Irntor A,n.r,can Al n r,,urch rrcr.t
..rc.t ahnva T-aiSsh thc isrv n
Hnicv psssor. preachtn@ NJ ia 40 4. m.
and 4 so - m Sunday school At n. M
] Pravcr mccfInc Tncsdsv cvcntnr A. 4
n,ciSck.
49,. =, - c,..,, v y.~, .
scott NJ. \. Churcn, nov. Vaughan >.
anSe y, Enwnr,h J.ca~"" ",. 70,
Ma~ttS,r y; In ~ pren,,,t,,., ~ N ~ -
~ nav n n Harm ~ ~ A:S,r,
II ~ chnrcS 10 ~ m. nv Raw "
Koons ~ Wcslew AZ NJ f,,,,rch All a rs
;ns,aea "os's - -. SAu'e"' n" ~'e
, -
r
Daily Republican., 1890-02-08

The bargains 10 ~ kinds. OF shocs at
8sbcocks, 206 Market street, shove
1Sepnd. East side. East side. East
Daily Republican., 1890-02-08

This week our broken los sale o. u"
women's boys and giIls' sho e,s, n
cocks, 200 Market street. Jd.' I
Second. East side. East s'a''
side.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-08

The world renowned Knabe pianos, the
beat pianos now made, only at Robelen's,
ITO Market street.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-08

Cooking butter 9 cents yer P'S Op
tub lots a. Tatnall's cTe"n''"
and Shiplsy streets.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-08

Tho saiest and most reliable remedy
10s the usual disease of the baby is DR..
Balls Baby Syrup. II contains nothing
luxurious. Price % cents a bottle.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-08

Tomorrow promises To be from cloudy
70 clearing. preceded by rain near the
sossi. Monday fair aud rather colder.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-08

To the young face Pozzoni's Compiler.
Ion Powder gives fresher charms, 70 the
old renewed youth. Try IT.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-08

The celebrated Story 4 Clark organs.
see these handsome instruments only a.
Robelsn's, ITO Market street.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-08

Music i ins'run eDts, etc, at Jackson'f
S05 Mark street.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-08

Laa:ts and gents furnishiugs, etc.. At
Sacssvh's, 500 Asrket street
Daily Republican., 1890-02-08

The famous Bebr Bros. pianos, with
cylinder Top and tone mufaer, only At
Robslen'S, no Market street.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-08
The Surprise

series OF novels In paper covers. CSC.
books Tor 20 cts. Talmage's sermons In
the relations OF married life. rs 81.
First u Davis, 313 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-08

Ask your dealer for Post no''
East Second street Durstein'
Daily Republican., 1890-02-08
Personal,

Personal
Mrs. Myra Lyst. Of West Fonrth street.
has gone to Florida to spend the balance
Of the wiuter.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-08

Twenty Barrels
sol King street. N'"'
Daily Republican., 1890-02-08

0feRt HeGuCtlOn,
Fayter's cid reliable $50 shoes can
now be bought hr e2-eo.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-08

"a! s Sss,'1 d., ss's snss a Sms re
-. CaSpeRler and othePs, from $40 up.
Maid. d. ]. RobSleu, tie Market st.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-08

! Crsyon Portraits
Pr AGO are still being made 81 Cum.
nia93 gallery, 500 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-08

WANAMAkElt q BROWN.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-08
OvERC0ATS!
STORM CCATSI
utSTERS|

We don't know Of any
thing we could tell you
about that would do you
so much good for so
little money as ono OF
our Overcoats, Stern,
Coats or listers would.
The facts are we want
to close them out, and
have put them At a
price to do it quickly.
II you want one tor
yourself or boys come
in We are making an
extra 10 per cent dis.
count ON all cash sales
OF heavy goods.
Tailoring-Our whole
force Is ready to serve
YOU with a Full Dress
Suit, Dress, Bushes
or Working Suit il
you want to have one
made to your order.
, 1890-10-22
SPECIAL NOTICE TO OUR OLD
SUBSCRIBERS. o.

The expressions of all who have seen
our handsome premium Wild Flowers
Of the Rocky Mountains are such as to
convince us that every subscriber who Sc
cures a copy OF this work will entertain
for The LEADER most kindly feelings and
we are anxious hat one be placed with
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this book TO any old subscriber who does
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sons Tor this are: Only a limited number
OF these books were printed and they are
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can have an order filed as late as that.
1t is extremely doubtful If we can ever
again secure a book that everybody wants,
and we must keep some OF them for the
purpose of increasing our circulation, as
that is the only way they are of any bene-
fit to us. If we refuse to fill an order for
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lively will even though we may have the
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, 1890-10-22

PTTrsBURG, Oct. 2l.-The third annual
session OF the Protestant Episcopal mis-
sionary council began here today. Eight
cen bishops, twelve missionaries bishops
and twentY-three ministers representing
all the Protestant Episcopal churches of
the country were present. The report of
the board managers stated that the plan
to erect a missions house in New York to
be society's headquarters, had progressed
fayorably. and 5000. 900 had been sub
scribed. The total amount paid in with
interest for account of the missionary en-
rollment fund, relief of disabled clergy
men or widows and orphans of clergymeu,
and the establishment of churches and
schools among the negroes and Indians.
is 1924. 022 up to date. On the first
of June contributions applicable
tor domestic missions apron iations for
1890 81 were 1854, 975. or 3d. lib in ex-
ccss of contributions to June ! of the
previous year. The gross receipts of the
society for the year amounted to 1871, OIL,
OF which $54 1925 were the proceeds OF
legacies. The amount in the aggregate of
contributions was 1929, U34, OF which
Sl47, 1856 was designated for domestic
missions, including work among the col
ored people, and 1922, 467 for foreign
missions, leaving at the discretion of the
board S5l ,S29. which was equally divided
between domestic and foreign missions
, 1890-10-22


Courtesy never obliges one to give up
principles. Courtesy often obliges one
to alter his own methods. Il remain ST
lent in the face of error. and even pos
sibly to seem to hold his principles with
laxity UNCONVENTIONAL courtesies fire.
quently prompt a change of method in
conducting II service of worship. | was
present n Sunday morning in a Metho-
dist church in Chicago in which a Con
gregational minister preached. | was
happy to notice hat this minister knelt
in offering the prayer. 1t was a fitting
recognition of tho customary posture in
prayer of the brother whose pulpit he
occupied.
These courtesies may be carried so far
as to 10 a bit ridiculous. Ihave heard of
such an instance. Years ago n union
service of n Baptist church and Of the
Tabernacle church of Salem. Mass. was
held in the Tabernacle house of worship.
A member of the Tabernacle church
offered prayer. The prayer was some
what autobiographic: Thou knowest
that here my father worshiped; that
here | was converted; that here ! was
bap-baptized. no. Lord-sprinkled." |
am confident that no Baptist brother
would have been offended if the Congre-
gational brother had failed to recognize
Baptist views as to baptism. Maintain
Your principles: neglect not your courte-
sies.-Cor. Chicago Advance.
, 1890-10-22

Office of the board of county commits
%sioners, Fremont county, Wyo. Lander,
Wyo.. Oct. 10, 1890. Bios will be re-
ceiyed at the office of the county clerk of
said county, at Lander, the county seat
thereof, until 3 O'Clock p. IN. November
"a, 1890, for a sufficient amount of the
bonds OF said county to pay off the floating
Indebtedness OF said county at July 10,
1890, (the date Of the admission of Wyo-
ming as a state) said amount to be not
less than 10000. and not more than
$4,000. Bonds to be issued under
chapter 81 OF the laws Of the tenth legis-
lative assembly OF Wyoming, as
amended by chapter IS OF the
laws of the eleventh legisla-
tive assembly of Wyoming. Interest
payable se~mi-annually at 6 per cent per
annum; one-tenth of the issue payable
annually after time of payment COM
mences. Bids invited for said time to
commence in five or in ten years from
date o fissue. Bidders are requested to
send form of bond with bid. The bidder
to whom the bonds are awarded will be
required to furnish blank bonds necessary,
the form of which will be adopted by the
county commissioners of said county.
The last QS90) assessment of SAID
county is 81, 1854, $50. There is $40, 500 8
per cent oil house bonds now outstand-
ing. The county has good SQUIRT house
and jail well furnished, and solid block of
land in Lander. Bids will be re-
ceived by telegram. The board reserve the
right to reject any or all bids.
JOHN CURRY.
Chairman Board County Commissioners.
Attest, J. A MCAvuY,
County Clerk and Clerk of the Board.