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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-05-05

IN ~ BFfrtttfSs
I Mr.. ". q Neaie adscriises phr.ou, bug
gies and a mare ior sale
/ r. W tiigaon has been appointed postmas-
ter at Issue, vlce, Conrad Posey, resigned.
NJ spaualcr IS having painted bis spacious
hotel at CoKs Station.
DR.. W N. sanders has purchased Of Mr.. S.
s. Lancaster one Of the horses heretofore I'd
yeftsed iu the lspgrzsDnsr.
sizty-avo traders. % ordinary, 8 oyster
house aud female traders licenses have been
Issued in The county
Mr. J. R. Perry, Harris Lot, has decided
not to sell whiskey any longer in bis palace
store. Level head
Mr.. George B Lancaster WAS ir this neigh
borhood durag the week paying visit to his
old friend, Judge Stone.
Herring are plentiful it is said. AT Chap
mans Landing on Mondly The catch was &C.
600, and Laser in the week equally AS good
Extensive improvements arc going to he
made at Marshall Hail the coming season to
male il the graudest resort on the Potomac
river for the pleasure seeker.
Application has been made &c the directors
to rent the La Plata town hall 70 hold teach
ers' institute in June. The request has been
granted.
Gov. Brown has signed the death warrants
Of Barber and Pnekney, in Prince George
county, tor killing Mr.. Bowie, fixing June
I a..a g
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-05-05

The people of Pomfret will gratefully re-
member Mrs. John F. Ellis, Of Washington,
for her generous gift to that church, Of hand
some and sweet-toned organ. Miss Susan
Ward of Pomfret congregation and Miss Liz
zie Fulmsr, of Washington, wereinstrumensal
in eiTec,ing the donation, and deserve credit
Tor their jealous work.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-05-05

George I. Sloan 4 Bro lumter dealers,
whose card appears in this paper are we'll
1owu throughout lhis county. They are
making a special effort for country business,
and we are confident tilat our patrons will do
well to see theiu before buying The boards
quoted tor are all sound, large, i6 feet long,
iua iilir Widths Tie iloorue is worked, and
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-05-05
10 Run Again.

It is learned that train of cars came
down over the B. & P. R. r for Mechanics
willie, st, Mar,'s county. on Tuesday. It is
reported that cars will be run from Meehnu-
icsville to Brsndywine from this date on, and
that work will very soon be commenced on
the line of the Washington city and Point
Lookout Railroad The work Is said to be in
charge Of a Boston company.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-05-05
White Marble BuiIding. near Light St.
Baltimore Md.
Factory Locust Point,
Office 80 South Gay Street,
Raliimore. Md.

Importers, Jobbers & Retailers Of
Dry Goods of every description, includ
ing Dress Goods, Silks, Linen Goods,
Mourning Goods, Laess, Velvets, Em-
boideries, Quilts. Blankets, Shawls,
Flannels, Domestic Cotton Goods, La
dies, Misses and Gents Hosiery and
Underwear, Gloves, Notions, Ladies
and Misses Wraps. Ginghams, Calicoes
Satines, Embroideries. Trimmings, &c
Samples promptly sent, when we receive
instructions Of what is wanted, color'
preferred, about the price required, &c
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-05-05

DR. Fsnner's Blood and Liver Pills are the
best family physie. Mild, no gripping, yet &C.
tive and most thorough. Superior to all 9TH
ers. Warranted to satisfy or money refunded,
For sale by all dealers and W. W. Padgett
Port Tobacco.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-05-05
ORDER NISI.
In the Circuit Court for Charles County


Johr B. Lawson vs.. Francis L. Higdon.
nRDERED by the court this 27th day o
" April, 1898, that the audilor's report
msde and filed in the above entitled case be
ratified and confirmed unless cause TO the cor
trary be shown on or before the 3rd Monday
Of May, 1898; provided copy Of this order be
inserted in some newspaper published in
Charles county once week for three successive
weeks prior TO the said Bird Monday Of May,
j. SAMUEL TURNER,
Clfrk Ct. CT. for Charles county.
True copy Test;
]. SAMUEL TURNER, Clerk.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-05-05
BUGGY FOR SALE.
pNeKET-BOoK Losr.

POCKET BOOK LOST
Lost IN Sund y April 23rd. on the
main road between Sherii's Wheatley $
home aud St. Ihomas Church, Lead
Colored alligator Poeket-book, contain
ing $2T in notes aad about 90 cents in
change The finder will be rewarded
by returning same to
MARY A. THOMPSON,
near Newport. or
WALTER THOMPSON,
Bel Alton
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-02-07
DODGERS. ALL.

Our esteemed contemporary BLOSSOMS
like the rose With the arguments Of
yariou. writer. for the erection OF new
county builiing. on the Norway .he of
south Psri. yillsge. They are eloquent
In the advocacy OF the low price at
which new building. can be erected, ae-
cordiny 20 ..plan.." They are dodg'rs,
expert dodgers, without exception.
They dodge the essential fact that
new building. should be contracted by
specifications" aud not by 'phns."
That word plans" IL most elastic
term. L.. the dodg.-hole which gives the
contractor the opportunity To use cheap
stock In the erection and fni.h OF the
building, and use one plece of timber
where two ought to go. The county
will 20, no more than il pays for.
They dodg. the fact that their ESQ.,
co builiing-, erected according TO
.plan.," are TO be flushed In sof, wood,
floors and all.
They dodg. the fac; that their s,o,-
90 contract does not include the pur-
chase OF the land.
They dodge the fact that their 100000
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-02-07
WAYsIpe GLeANlN6S.
The four great ocean routes employ Ito

The four great ocean routes employ LOO
steamships
There are supposed to be about 40, ooo.
600 Christians In the world.
The postofIices OF France received and
dispatched sc. CO, 0OO letters last year.
Jerusalem IL still supplied with water
from Solomon's pools through an aquetiuct
built by the Crusaders.
Il has been discovered that manufac
tori Of "relics" has been In operation In
Edinburgh for some time Relics OF Burns
were the staple product.
Many Of the hotel bell boys, % called,
through the country are fathers, and some
are grandfatherx San Francisco has three
over flfty years old, one Of whom recently
retired from business rich.
In England, France. Germany and Bel.
GUM the number OF births per thousand OF
population Il steadily falling. The rate Of
decrease II slower In some VI these coun-
tries, but Il II marked In all.
The inhabitants Of the Andsman islands
are the smallest race OF known human
beinR-that n. taken as an average. The
height Of q full grown Andamanian seldom
exceeds 81 feet, and few weigh over sixty.
Ave poundA
The custom Of raising the hat toa woman
arose In the days Of chivalry and knight
errantry during the period between the
Eleventh and Fourteenth centuries, when
Q youths great object was to DO admitted
to the order of knighthood, one OF the quail.
ihcations for which position was tenderness
end gallantry toward women
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-02-07
Notice OF Petition for Dis, hsrg.
STATE OF MAINE.

OXFORD. Sc Court ~ Insolvency. lhEs
81 ALBERT u. PUTNAM In'u.,sti1 -
NOTICE I. hereby oven ,hIi = - - ~, :
-entei o. .aii Court Tor .aii COUNTY.
u. Putnam % Rumfori. IN The t'-1y, y .
fori PRAYING that he may bc 'is' r. !. =
charge from all hi. detts, prvNalle ur .sfisI
vision. Of Chapter seventy " u 49,
Maine, AMI upon SAID petition, u j. ITO ~, !.
.sii Court that q bearing T. al
the same Iefore said Court AZ ia-i., =
County of oxford, on we'ine.iay, 60
OF Feb, A. ID. ls.0. az nine o'Clock il "
noon: ami that notice thereof -
the Oxfori Democrat, q newspaptr
.ail County of ONfori. once awerA l.i
cs..iye weeks. the hst publicat"l q
,iay. before the day ot hearing; AM l.At -
itor. who have prOye'l their delt', a. . r.
con. interested, may appear Al "a -
time anil show cause, II any they la's., -.
.houLi not be granted -. i'.'''
corning u the prayer ~ hi. p.titlon,
Attest ,-ALBkRT u. PARh. Es.,gi.
VI .aid Court for .aii Count! o. "i.'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-02-07

BEEN TURNED INTO IT THIS WEEK.
Monday was largely devoted to serv-
Ices In memory OF Mr.. Blaine.
Tuesday was the day set - the last
for the reception Of matters Of private
legislation. The grist that came In
that day was the largest ever
seen, and Il was necessary to extend
the time for the presentation OF such
measures until Feb. sth.
The druggists bill and the savings
bank bill have 90 far attracted more at.
tention than any other measures before
the legislature. The-general impression
seems to be that the druggists bill will
not "go." i.
The worlds fair commissioners asked
for $4,000 additional appropriation.
The committee will recommend el3, $50.
The school district system IL the sub
ject of many petitions for Its abolition.
A petition twenty feet long WAS pre-
sented for Q charter for the Norway,
Waterford and Harrison electric road.
A medical registration bill has appear
ed again.
A petition from the York County bar
Asks that the Maine Reports shall be
published by the state instead OF by the
reporter A. now, thus giving opportunity
to furnish them to towns and individ-
uals at lower price than now.
The friends OF the State College ask
for s37, 900 for the college.
The savings bank bill has attracted a
good deal OF attention. This bill pro-
yides for one rate OF taxation on the
banks investments In the state, and n
higher rate on investments outside the
state. The discrimination Is designed to
encourage Maine Investments. The
bill Il both favored and opposed By
prominent bankers and business men.
A petition for charter for an electric
railroad from South Paris to Paris Hill,
signed By Edward l.. Paris OF New
York aud IS others WAS presented Tues
day.
The people Of Mexico ask for char
ter to build q bridge across the andre
scoggin River near the ferry at Mexico
Corner.
An act to incorporate the Dlxfeld
Water Company has been presented.
A Portland representative has pre-
sented q bill aimed at the "splte fence"
II provides that "Any fence or any
structure In the nature OF q fence, un-
necessarily exceeding six feet In height,
maliciously kept and maintained for the
purpose OF annoying the owners or oc-
cupants Of adjoining property, shall be
deemed q private nuisance"
The big petition OF the session, or
rather roll Of petitions, came In Thurs
day. They were petitions for the pro-
hlbition of Sunday excursions, and were
signed by IL, 49, persons.
An act has been presented providing q
penalty Of Is years. Imprisonment for
"habltual criminals"
A bill which will receive considerable
attention Is one which provides that all
contracts of IRE insurance shall cover
the actual cost or damage not exceeding
the amount insured. This Ii aimed 1t
the co-insurance clause, and II opposed
before the committee by insurance men.
George 4. Macomber, II. 3. Shepherd,
r. o. vlckery, George l.. Beal aud Or
VILE ID. Baker petition the legislature
for q charter for street railway be-
tween Norway and Paris.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-02-07
LAST YEAR WE TOLD YoU ~

LAST YEAR WE TOLD YOU IN
THIS paper something about the Chill
ton Paints, how they are made from the
best materials that can be bought, how
they are mixed by machinery, aud how
We turn out . paint superior to any
paint now made. You did not paint
your house last year. Perhaps some one
In your place has used the Chiffon
Paints. II you wsnt to paint this year,
20 and ask the man who used The Chill
ton Paint how he liked It, ask him all
about It (; how much paint 1t took, II a
gallon covered as much surface as he
expected, II 1t was easy to put on etc.
You can see for yourself how 1t looks.
II you don't like the colors he used, send
TO Us for color card.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-02-07
THAT GUARANTEES.

Our South Paris and Norway friends
who Issue guarantee and Offer TO erect
county buildings according to Coombs'
"plans" for $4,000 are good business
men. Not one Of them would accept
such proposition to build . $1,000
residence for himself. They would 10
qulrs specifications" Instead Of "plAns."
They would want TO know the quality
and the quantity Of material which wss
to b used In construction. They would
want to know more than that for . GER
tain price they were to have . house
which In external sppearauce and Inter-
pal arrangement was like . picture and
"plan."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-02-07
A CARD or THANKS.

We wish 10 extend our sincerest
thanks 10 the members Of Paris Grange,
Baptist Circle, ladies Of the Congregs.
tionali.t society, and To the members Of
the ". e. I. L. We also extend our
deepest gratitude TO Mr.. and Mrs. Davis
who took us TO their home and 40 ten
derly cared for us during our illness.
To Mr.. W. n. Royal for his generous
offer Of home for the winter and 10 all
Who by their timely assistance, valuable
gifts and sympathy have aided us In
bearing our recent loss by IRE.
MR AND MIS-. LgOSARD WHITMAN.
south Paris, Jan. 21th, ls93.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-02-07
TALK OF THE STATE.

While A. ID. Ham Of Lewiston was
cleaning n revolver II discharged acci-
dentAlly, the bullet passing through his
abdomen, making probably fatai
wound.
Mrs. Linda Chad wick OF Biddeford
died Thursday from heart failure while
undergoing an operation for the remov-
nj Of an abdominal tumOr. Her home
Is In Carmel.
Felix LeCiair, agcd . years, was
killed at Augusta Thursday morning by
the falling Of q mass OF earth at the
gravel bank where he was digging. lie
was unmarried.
ALI year old son of Joel Lily OF
Dresden fell from the upper Incline at
Deering's Ice houses Tuesday q dis
lance OF % feet, aud received serious
and possibly fatal Injuries.
The elegant Lake Auburn Mineral
Spring Hotel, about SIX miles from Au-
burn, was burned Tuesday night. The
cause Of the Are n unknown. Loss not
less that eG0, 600; insurance, e5',5Oo.
T.. n. Matthews, Colby 81, q Portland
boy, has received the first scholarship
In the geology department Of John Hop
kins University. Mr.. Matthews Is .
brother Of Prof. Smaller Matthews OF
Colby.
Charles Woods fell from q loaded
limerick team 10 Rockland Tuesday
afternoon In such Q manner that the
ponderous wagon passed over his arm
and q portion Of his body. Internal
Injuries are feared.
Charles Baird, while hunting on Ne
guntic0ok Mountain, stumbled and fell,
Bis double barreled hammerless gun
discliarging Into his right wrist, in)ur.
Ing it badly and nearly causing the loss
Of = hand.
Fred Noulton, Q Blddeford agent OF
the Metropolitan Life Insurance COM
psny, has left town under . cloud. He
bad been insurlng fictitious persons
and collecting commissions on the
policies from the company.
'.T'here u ono consolation We Ice men
get out Of the prospect foe the summer"
said one Of tho prominent Maine oper-
st0rs. .That ID that Ne may Be- able to
knock out some Of those machines In
the South. Natural Ice win b 20 cheap
that they will DO unable 20 compete
with Il and some Of them viii have TO
70 out Of buslnsss, 20 lt may prove .
blesslng IN disguiss."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-02-07

II. C. Percivai, the defsulting Auburn
c..fser, IL apparently not 90 well a. ,s
months ago. He Il not able to work.
II seems ~ n the bronchial disease Of
which he Il q victim, Ia slowly under
mining his strength. "He may live TO
the end Of hls term or longer"
said the doctor, "but should doubt II
he lived six months. He has written
out statement TO DO published after his
death, should death come Unexpectedly.
Il IL understood that the statement con-
taips, In substance, reafilrmatl0n that
what he did, he did that he might aaye
the bauk-whlle he did wrong and the
bank Was . great loser, he did not In
tend 70 defrsud the bank"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-02-07
DENY IL.

When advocates Of removal tell you
that Il will take eight or ten thousand
dollars to repair the county buildings Al
Paris Hill, deny it promptly. Contract
or Greenleaf, over his signature, and
after n personal examination OF the
buildings, agrees to enlarge the Pro-
bate court room and construct absolute
ly new ire-proof vaults for siiso. The
only necessary repairs at the jail 10 tho
ceiling Of the north upper cell. The
same work on the south cell coat the
county less thAu one hundred and forty
dollars. And this puts them In much
better condition than they ever were.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-02-07

we are enabled to live by farming; and
all the time lin many cases the time
never cOmes) we are waiting to make
those little changes that will add 90
much to our convenience, but are pre-
vented by lack OF means.
As farmers we know that prosperity
means hard work and earnest eudeavor
on our part, and not on other peoples,
nor by taking from others to build up
ourselves. We all have ambitions that
We would like to crafty, but there are
or should not be any who claim especial
privileges In this respect.
GEORGE r. HAMMOND.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-02-07
spIcUReAN MoRseLs.

There 3 an unwritten gastronomic law
that cheess should 60 with apple pie.
Ultra fashionable people contend that Il
h Just a. necessary to eat charlotte russo
with fork these days a. Ice cream.
Rough, brownish oranges carry In their
complexion . guaranty OF sweetness, the
peculiar appearance being due to the at
tacks Of insects which have selected them
for this very quality.
Oysters come nearer to milk than almost
any other common food material ~ regards
both the amounts and the relative proper.
ton Of nutrients, the food values OF equal
weights Of milk and oysters being nearly
the same.
A pint Of tea made from two nutmegs II
drunk BY an invalid will produce sleep Of
many hourI' duration. The symptoms will
b about the same - those occasioned by
opium. Nutmegs In the quantity Of two
or three drams will cause both stupor and
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-02-07
OBITUARY..
CAPTAIN C. a. ). YARRAR.

Captain Z. A. j. Fsrrsr, who has
made the Rangcley lakes famous In his
numerous stories of the region, died
Sunday night, Jan. sth, at bis homo In
Jamaica Plain, Mass, aged 81 years.
Captain Farrar was born In Maine and
spent his early life In the woods and on
the lakes of that state. He has plotted
large number Of hunting parties
through the region, and there was prob
ably no man who knew the Rangeley
lake region like Captain Farrar. He
vas the author OF many stories Of adj
venture OF healthy character for boys,
plcturing scenes In the woods OF Maine.
lie had also written various guide books
for those hunting and failing resorts.
Several years ago he was proprietor Of
q publishing house, but OF recent years
ne had turned all his attention to his
books. Ills wife died short time ago.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-02-07
MEssENGER's NOTICE.
OFFICE OF IHE sHERIrr 90 okIOAp e'''
STATE OF MAINE.

OXFORD, .. January 18th, 4. y. ~
This Il 10 give Notice. that On NE lfA ,
Jan. A. u. l.s6, q Warrant In lhsoIts!
i.suei out Of the Count Of lnsolIengy IT,.
County OF oxford. against the e'iAie q
A smith OF Bsthel, adjuige,i o. te AZ IT,
Debtor, ON petition Of saii beh 2 wtica ~
vas nIe,i on the IN day % Jan, A d. l's,k.
last named date interest on claim ~ IS
puted; that the payment OF any de.s -.
ieIiyery anil transfer % any prUlsHV ~ I,
ing % saii debtor, o. him or for be a.s, =, I,
delivery ami transfer % any propeIV =, ~
are forbidden by Law. that q mes!.u. ,,.s
Creditors Of sail Debtor, toprOIs tle,i go, .,
cboo.e one or more Assiznscs OF ~ 'rt,.,, 8
he held at a Court of Insolvency, o. 7, Ill y, M
Paris In saii County. on the 81 "a!
A. ID. is.ss, at nine O'Clock In the tofengs ,-s
Given under my hand the dAie h''
ALvAN u. GOODWIN, psrly ,s1 /,
- Messenger OF the Court of Ih'0"'"
said County OF oxfori.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-02-07
Notice ofPttiiion Tor pi.thafs.
srarr NJ MAINE,

OXFORD. 80 Court - ln.1.y,r 1ts D.
Of FRED J. ROBkRT> aul 'kL'
CAPEN, Of the firm name - u ~ 70
pfb, In.olyent Debt0r..
NOTICE 4. hereby stNsu that .f'i.at a .
thi. !l.t day Of Dsc., \. u. -. -, !,
.sntsd 90 -aii Court for AIT .Irfg, n ".
=. ROBERTS and CiiARLt' \. llr
Of Bethel In the County Il pN' -a TnluEl
they NAV lie decree,i a full ii.Ctar.t I'm -
debts. Proyable under the pru,.' 80 = -
seventy % the statute. ~ Ma. AT ~
.all petition, it 4. Orierri "T AZ -
that q hearing lie hal upon g. 'lIs -
.sii Court AZ Par. In .a.. ',-it
Oxfori, ON "Wednesday, a., I'D a.
February, A. u. l-0, at nine o'C.H's .- - =
noon: and that notice thereof H. ~ -a
oxford bemocrat, q newrpaIsf 1T '-sa--
County ~ oxford. once q week fHs wa
.iye weeks, the last publication g 'v
l5efore the isy % hearing AMI Tat d. ~,
who have proved their debt., AMI - 10 -
Interested, may apJsar at sali T.a.s A.. =
anil show cause. II any they haNr Hl.is
eharg. should not ~ granted .aiids i1rsl'
Ing 90 the prayer ~ their PETITION.
Attest :-ALBERT ID. ANN, " 80
Of .aii Court for -aii County ~ vi,'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-02-07

rsnns,-sisay sas n psLl .srtssly In si,.ses-
OsAsrvtss essS ysas. si.xis oopass o<sss-
DvHHrfsEnnsrs s-Au iexsi siveri-ensrts asv
rsen tkrcs consecutive Insertions for el.S pef
Inch In <nxth Of eol1mn- special eontrssts
ere
Jos PnfsrfSe View typ. fAss pres.ss. sseAn
power. expsnsnoei Sorknen AMI 10 prsoes
combine " make this department Of oar bssi-
ssss oomplsss AMI pspaLAr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-02-07
The REAL ISSUE.

The real issue made at the beginning
OF the controversy-that the present
buildings can be put In good condition,
including the erection Of new vaults aud
the enlargiug Of the probate court room,
for less than one-tenth the cost Of new
bulldings-remalns unchanged.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-02-07
SINGLE COPIES.

sisxls Copis. % TIE D~moerst are four cents
each Tf<y uiIl 10 mAii<.i 90 rcosipt u pnos By
~ pcblisksr- 90 Tor tks oonsenisBos VI pAtrons
sinxe eoy,e- % % eae Issue have besn piAccf on
- u % fas foilysinx place. IN The County:
ssIth Paris, Gerry. Drug stOr~-
sLarters Drug store
Norvay, >oye.' Drug stSr~.
En.krsL, " y. Atwood, fo-trnAss<f.
DfIeeh. frshk =. IfArloS. Postmaster.
FrysbgrE. Az. L<vis. inssranes o-os
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-02-07

These men are responsible. We know
them. They'll do Just what they agree.
And they'll be mighty careful what
they agree TO do.
They snake this Offer In good faith,
90 that the actsai cost to the county can
be ascertalnsd by any intelligent Per
son."
Do you zee any land Included In thls
offer! Land costs money. "A fair
valuation Of the land would Be e2soo'
ssys Treasurer Bonney OF Franklin
County Of the land on which the Frank
lin County building stands.
DO you sseany grading Of the grounds
included 10 this Offer, II will have to
be done then ct the expense Of the taI.
payers.
DO you zee any Furnishings for the
buildings included 10 thls ofIers Then
you'll have to sdd that, also, ~ IN extra.
Il cost franklin County, Including no
jail nor Jaller's residence, e5,oS9.S to
furnIsh her new court house and Offices
why don't Ne want ~ good or better!
DO you sss any hard wood noors or
flnlsh Included In thls ofsss Hard WOOL
floors are none too good nor too durable
for such . building are they!
Do you 80 any specifications" 10 thi.
oisr, or b it 'ln accordance with plans
submitted" etc., which means that the
contractors can put In the cheapest
possibls material In nnish, etc., and al
most - little Of lt ~ they please.
Are you On "intsllIgent persoa"s
And can 700 ASCERTAIN what Will Do
'sths scsssi cot 70 the county" vhen
thsss bsIldisgs are eouplstsd under the
above oassf