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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-30
PLUMBING ORDINANCE APPROVED.
The Health Committee Recommended 1t
Contracts for the Water Department.

Contracts for the Water Department.
The COMMITTEES on Health had a special
meeting last night at s o'clock for the
purpose of considering the ordinance with
regard to plumbing in the city. which was
prepared by the special committee Of
Master Plumbers and OF the Journeymen
Plumbers Union. The members OF the
Committee on Health present were Chair
man Reeve and Messrs. George II. Davis,
James L. Vaughan. and III. j. Moore.
The paper presented by the plumbers
was a yolumlnous one, and differed very
slightly from the ordinance previously
recommended by the committee and re-
ferred back. Its provisions prescribe that
there shall be an Inspector OF plumbing,
who shall carry out the rules and regula-
lions with regard to this work as laid
down I'm the ordinance. After consider
ing carefully the merits OF the measure.
the ordinance as presented by the plumb
ers was, on motion OF Mr.. George Il.
Davis, recommended to the Council with
out single amendment.
Mr.. Daviss motion that the President
of the Board OF Health be instructed TO
prepare an ordinance providing for the
creation of the Office OF clerk to the Board
of Health, at a salary of $50 per month.
was agreed TO, and the committee adj
Journed.
TER-pEPARrMENT CONTRACTS.
There was quite q large and important
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IA O TIL r r. S

and those about to become mothers, shouin
know that DR.. Pisrce's Favorite Prescription
robs childbirth Of its torture, terrors anu
dangers TO both mother and child, by AIDING
nature ir preparing the system for parturi,,
ton. Thereby labor" and the period OF
confinement is greatly shortened. i. aiso
promotes an abundant secretion OF hourisn-
ment for tho child.
South Bend, Pacific Co., Wdsn
I'm D,purv nnHaln NJ Y.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-30
Candidate for the Council.

To The EIltOr 0f th' DlspatCh:
motto. i'm your issue Of to-day you
mention mo as a. candidate for the Board
of Aldermen from Monroe Ward.
am not a candidate for the Board.
bat for reelection t. the Common COun-
cu
please make ,hc correction, and oblige.
Yours, ". j. MCDOWELL
March . 1891
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-30
Esperience Party.

The experience party, when was I'D
have taken place in the parlors OF ihe
First Presbyterian church on tne i''H'
but which was postponed, will be given
tonight at o'clock
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-30

Richmond Guests mt Gotham's Hotels.
NEW YORK, March 29.-(Speclal)-W'
Il. Gay. Aston; John Pope, AlDenlaTIe'
j. +. Powell. ST. Denis; c. l.. Iodd' -
Todd. Miss NJ. Todd, Imperial
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-30
MINISTERS ON TRIAL.
SECOND DAYS SESSION OF THE BAL
TIMoRe CONFERENCE.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of Two Cier-
gymen Ordered.

FREDERICKSBURG, VA, March p
The second days session of the Baltimore
Conference opened this morning with
prayer by the Rev. J. w. Duffy. A COM
munication was read from w. c. Per-
kins. from the Committee on Christian
Endeavor for 1886 asking the conference
TO endorse this society. Referred 10 the
Sunday-School Board. The report OF
President w. W. Robertson. OF the Wes-
leyan Female Institute, was presented 10
the conference.
The following ministers were admitted
TO the conference on trial: r.. V. Re-
gester, a. VI. Anderson, Ed. III. Dashien.
J. II. Dills. Charles w. Moore, L. a.
Gaines. d. NJ. Brown. l.. y. Atkins. J.
Il. McNur. CORTLAND p. Smith. and VII
liam Stevens.
WITHDRAWN.
The applications OF William \. Reed
and O. H. Cook were withdrawn. The
Rev. Mr.. MessOon, a japanese Methodist
minister about to leave for missionary
work in his native land. was introduced
to the conference. Dr. W. W. Smith.
president Randolph Macon College. In
vited the conference to visit that institu-
ton. The invitation was accepted. and
the conference will go down on "A special
train on Monday. The selection Of the
place for holding the next conference
was made the order Of the day for next
Saturday. and the election Of delegates 10
the General Conference the order of the
day for Monday.
IMMORTALITY.
Charges Of immortality were presented
against the Rev. G. NJ. Bragg, formerly
rector Of Calvary church. Baltimore. who
it IS alleged eloped with his organist, Miss
lanthe Phelps last summer. Revs. }. +.
Williams. l.. l.. Lloyd, J. r.. Vanhorne.
Il. NJ. Wheeler William Melville, .. r.
Burgess. r.. W. Wilson. Sylvanus Town
send, u. T.. Corson. and j. l.. kebler
were appointed a committee OF inyestiga-
ton. Ii IL understood that Mr.. Bragg
IS now In New York
INTONICATION.
Investigation is also asked OF tho Rev.
Vincent Wheeler. of Clifton Forgn. Va.
who IS charged with being intoxicated.
The Rev. Mr.. Davidson. the present
pastor Of the Clifton church. spoke and
Mr.. Wheeler made a few remarks in his
own behalf. There was a spirited discuss
sion OF the matter I'm the conference and
great suppressed excitement. The investl-
cation was finally ordered. and the Revs.
j. ". Duffy. +. +. Shoughs. and \. ..
Armstrong were appointed on the COM
mittee. The conference then adjourned
TIL Friday.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-30

In the list Of aspirants for the City
Council published yesterday morning the
name of Mr. Albert Witte, who Is running
for the Common Council in Jefferson
Ward. was omitted, There was also
mistake In the name Of one OF the can
dldates for the Board OF Aldermen from
Monroe Ward. 1t should BE- George McD'
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-25

hams 1Os<al1c: 20 10 average 9SS<c; S. G.
breakfast bacon 95[alOc; s. G. shoulders
Sc; citv sides SIC; ham beef 121sc; orol-
nary beef lie: family mess pork $40 %;
LARp-Schenk's pure kettle, tierces 81 6
Armour's uure. tierces, SEC; lara COM
Mound tierces csc. The advance Tor
smaller packages over tierces IS IS follows;
Fancy tubs Tc; 80 10 tins &c; 20 10 TINS
sc: 10 b tins 10; 10 TINS fsci . 10 c<1"S
Canned GooDs--Slb fancy tomatoes 81 10;
Hartford co. Standard corn 81 W. 2;,; ~
Honey Drop corn 81 40; Pride or limos
> To corn 81 p: California peaches - W;
.3lb Standard table peaches 81 90; PIE
peaches 81 10; 10 Deep sea fuil otshu-
Ard cove oysters gOc; 10 light weight cove
oysters zoe: Acorn standard string beans
75c. ID can corn beef 81 80; ID can
chipped beef s. 10; l 10 can lunch tongue
IS 90. .eoo. ~ o
s. -; No. 3 81 50; 2-hoop pals 81 20; S.aoop
81 80: sapsl 10; single washoorrds y on;
double do. s. 50; crimp double 90: = 20;
FRUns-New Turkish pruneS SIC haI-
sins, Valencia, new, 61sc' layer ~ Ouu It
new. Sc: London layer raisins 8 %; loose
muscatels 81 70; loose muscateiS' III JAZZ
Ge: California prunes, 50 10 W, &C; Ia
boxes. so 10 80. SIC; do go to 20, Sc; ~ 10
30 ne 40 30 TO 100, 6c; do in bags. &c
less: California eyaporated peaches IN
boxes, lie. .,--, en-.
Ou-Lard, extra western strained 6Oc;
cs~no, IIO 800. carbon. 1850, DC; water
white, &c; Lewis Miners winter white oil,
4Sc; summer white, 4Oc.
SreAKs-Cut loaf, CSC; cubes 49Si
fruit powdered, 4.Slc; granulate0 stand
ard &C. standard confectionsrs' A, 4.3lc;
Columbia A, 4.l3c; Ridgewood A, 4lSc;
america A white. 41sc; extra G, $40; g,
869c; choice n. 0. sugar, 4a46c..
RIcE-Fancy pearl, 5}sc; choice pearl
&c. choice domestic. &c; prime domestic,
SIC. fair domestic, 49[c; fancy head, SIC.
CoFrgE-Green Cofee-Fancy Golden
Rio. 23c; fancy green, pc; peaoerry, ~ g
choice green. pc; prime green, 2l79c;
roasting grades, 2O]Sc; Java and Mocha,
3ic: nigh grade, 25c Roasted in pack
ages - Arbuckle's coffee 2S.2Oc; Jersey
coffee. ia bins, %. 20; Lion coffee, % zoe;
Arrow coffee. 232Oc; Panhandle coffee,
p zoe.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-25
BRIDGEPORr

The reception given by Mrs. n. G..
Branum this afternoon from to 6 p.
IT,, IS the social event OF the week and
promises 20 be a very large and fashion
able affair. Mrs. Branum will be assist
ed 10 receiving BY Mrs f. II. Stevens
and Mrs. Louis SteenrOd, while Miss
Mamie Robinson and Miss Helen Dun
levey will preside over the dining room.
The So. Clairsvilie PreSbytery con-
vened at FreeDort yesterday. Rev.
Stephens and Mr.. VIM. Alexander
represented the congregation OF the
First Presbyterian Church.
The scenery and stage fixtures for the
Opera House have arrived. Mr.. VIII
Richardson has charge OF fitting up the
stage which inSures It's success.
Mr.. Dillon. the pleasant and accom-
mOdating telegraph operator at toe
Cleveland Pennsylvania office, has re-
signed and will leave Nav LIST.
Meister Bros. Lime Works, located
near the Crystal GVass Company Will
be 10 operation within the next ten
days.
Mrs. McKennon hasSW oturned 20 her
home al East Liverpool atter peas
ant visit with friends.
Miss Janet Adolpb is Nlte ihuisposeu
az Der home on the Hell U.s.
Mrs A. j. Baggs is v #ung irisnus 81
New Philadelphia.
Mr.. Frank Henders - eonnneu -
his room sick.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-25
BELLAIEE.

The Congressional fight at present,
so far as this section is concerned, has
relapsed into a serene Quietness. The
dozen or more candidates who have
already announced themselves seemed
to have quietly resigned themselves 10
a semi-sOlitude, but each doubtless has
his ears pricked TO catch any call the
dear people may make, and each hoping
that the political Jove may hit hun.
Even That Man Gill. " as far as known,
hasn't been in Bellaire for forty eight
hours, and we miss his greyhound
strides. But the quiet is only momen-
tary. aud the horses and ponies will
soon be started in another heat in the
free-for-all race. There will be plenty
of music dnring the race, and when the
finishing wire is reached there will be \
long. LOUD wall Of lamentation from some
sources, dead certain. This is a proph-
ecy which will prove as reliable as
Hicks.
In the city yesterday: II. T. PenniDg-
ton, Columbus; Charles Keiaber, Union
town, Pa; John L. Riley. Columbus; 5.
Strauss. Philadelphia; 5. Kaufman,
Pittsburg; aud j. Z. Bennett, Pow
hatan.
They say there will be no difficulty in
keeping the reservoir full OF water,
even though the coal supply may be cut
short. II found necessary, natural gas
will be used as fuel al the pumping sta
ti0n.
II Mayor Dubois would issue an order
compelling the numerous street urchins
10 wash their hands and faces once a
week il would improve the boys ap-
pearance.
To anyone seeking more quiet place
than Bellaire has been the past two
days a country church yard on a rainy
day is suggested.
A little son Of Thomas Shaw, OF the
Fourth ward, was knocked over by a
wagon yesterday, bat escaped with
/ slight injuries.
Constable Fred. Hazel impOunded a
herd OF cows Yesterday that has tres
passed on the premises OF William
/ Oliver.
William Campbell has been selected
I chief OF the fire department The selec-
tion is generally regarded as a good one
Secretary Geo. w. Nost, of the Bottle
works, left Yesterday 10 attend a meet
I ing OF manufacturers in Pittsburg.
The managers Of the electric street
railway have discontinued the sale Of
Communication tickets.
There will be preaching ia the
/ United Presbyterian Church every night
\ this week.
| Alvin kirkpatrick is now emsloyed
as shipping clerk at the Bellaire nail
/ works.
Representative Heinlein was in the
city yesterday on his way to Columbus.
Contractor John Davis went TO Cleye-
/ land Yesterday on a business trip.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-25
WHEEI,TNG DAILY REGISTER WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20. 1884

firm at sl275. Lard, easy at s. 3i1S. Bulk
meats, firm at IS 63l<. Bacon steady al
81 IS. Whisky, steady at 81 10. Butter,
lower; fancy Elgin 22c; Ohio 2Oc; DAIRY
l4c Sugar, firm. Eggs, stronger at vac
Cheese, firm.
BAIT1MoRR, MD. April 24.-Flour, dull:
receipts, 81 900 bushels; shipments, - OOO
bushels. Wheat, easy, at 6i14a6lSsc; NAV MAY
6I1sa6l1<c; JulyI62ss sa62slc; receipts, lS,OOO
bushels; shipments $4,000 bushels. Corn,
drm; SPOT ii Il AL &c; May 44a44 Sc July
45c; receipts 5000 bushels: shipments
% 600 bushels. Oats, armer; No. white
western 4la4l1fc. Rye, dull. Hay. steady
good to choice timothy Sl4 50al5 O0. But
ter. dull; fancy creamery 2la22c Eggs,
weak; fresh lOalO]Sc. Cheese, steady.
TOLEDO, o., April 24-Wheat, firm and
higher; No. 2 cash and April Sc; May
5S1Ic; July 6015c; August 6l9sc Corn,
quiet: No. ., cash 4Oc. Oats. quiet; No. 2
mixed $3.50 Rye, dull; cssh SOC. Clover,
seed, easier; prime cash s. 625z; April
s. 90. Receipts-Flour, 5000 barrels;
wheat, $1,000 bushels; corn, 5000 bush
els; oats, 900 bushels; cloverseed, iUO
bags. Shipmelts-Flour, 5000 barrels;
wheat, $4,000 bushels; corn, $1,000 push
els; oats, 500 bushels; cloverseed, a bags.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-25
LIVE STOCK.
REGISTER OFFICE,

WHEELING, a pTIl II, 4cof-
There is a better feeling in the cattle
market. Otherwise prices are ABOUT the
same as lsst week The general market
continues fair, with the demand fully equal
to the supply.
g. Co.: ,oo oo.,o-
good, 900 to 900. s. 75a4 co. good, eOO 10
600. So 5Qa3 rs; fair, 700 to 500, $ 25aS %;
common, 600 to 700, 50 OOa3 %; pulls, g Qua
90; cows, 50 OOa3 Oh.
HoGs-Demand weak; supply good; eX-
ira, So lOa5 %; good, IS OOa5 10; common
SHrrP-s8 25a3 SO; good, So OOa3 %;
lambs, spring. s. OOa6 %.
Fresh Cows, $50 90 to $50 %.
Calves. 81 50a3 80.
CHICAGO. April 4-Catts-Receipts,
4. 500 head: shipments 1000 head; market
slow and unchanged; prime to extra native
steers 81 25SI so; medium & 9Oaf ~; others
So 5Oa3 So: Texans 50 l0a3 80.
Hogs-Receipts, 1900 head; shipments,
5000 head: market slow and l5c lower;
rough heavy 81 25a4 so; packers and mixed
s. 00a5 Is; prime heavy 81 loao ~.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts 1900 head
market slow and unchanged; top sheeI
81 l0a4 50; top lambs a. 5Oaa -.
EAST LIBERTY, PA. April 24.-Cattle, re-
ceipts. heavy; market, dull and l5a25C
lower; prime 81 l0a4 40; good 50 'Oa4 90
good butchers So 1914 80.
Hogs Receipts, light; market, steady;
best Phladelphias 50 35a5 30; best York
ers s. 35a5 40; common 10 fair s. 2Oa5 20
Sheep-Supply liberal; market steady
extra IS SOa4 90; good 50 lOa3 20; yearllngS
81 50a4 so; lam bs ~ 50a4 50.
C1NcINNATI, O., April 24.-Hogs, easier
at a 5Oa5 20; receipts, 1000 head; ship
ments, :, 900 head.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-25
MOUNDsYILLE.

Yesterday morning, a stranger giving
his name as Samuel c.. Hynd man. aud
claiming 90 De a comrade Of Jas A. Gar
, field Post, O.. A. r. No. I, department
OF Kentucky, circulated a type written
petition asking assistance in order TO
reach his home at Covington. He re-
ceived quite q nice little SUN from the
old soldiers, but instead Of proceeding
on his way proceeded 90 I'm up on book
beer. officer Charlton found him wal
lowing 10 the street, and put him in the
cooler to sober up.
The town was thrown into intense eI-
element Monday evening by the report
that Christopher Kleiner, resident Of
Western avenue vas missing; that his
hat, coat aud part of his shirt had been
found near the basin, and that be had
been fouly dealt with. Messengers
we're sent ia all directions, aud az last
he was found near the county bridge
fast aslaeD.
A couple OF Pittsburg officers have
been here for the past ,w1 days looking
for a fugitive from Justice Iney made
a thorough search OF the entire upper
town Monday night, but failed 10 hnd
their man.
The Board OF Education has set the
18th OF next month as the time for ap-
pointing teachers for the next school
term. A large number OF applications
has already been filed for different 20.
sltiOnS.
A number of Baltimore capitalists
connected with the Mining and Manu-
featuring Company were in the city
yesterday attending meeting OF the
board Of directors of that institution.
A new lodge Of El5S will be institu.
ted here tonight. The Wheeling mem
bers have been invited down and a
grand time is anticipated. The ban
Quet will be served by burst.
The Italy 10" company, which
gave the last show at the Opera House,
was the greatest roast Of the season.
They had a good audience, but the per-
torrance was very stale.
Senator w. g. WOriey, Of Eingwood,
was here yesterday on business.
Col. Hugh Sterling, OF Wheeling, was
here Yesterday on business.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-25

Officer Grant Bond, John Myers and
Earnest Smith were summoned last
Monday to Clarksburg TO United states
Court TO testify 10 the case OF Napoleon
Iloos, charged with the postOdice rob-
berry near FairmOnt last August. de
Is the husband Of Mrs. Tibbs who hung
herself 10 the Moundsville Jail last sum
mer. The BenwoOd witnesses left last
Monday night.
Colonel Thomas O'Brien, for the Ter
minal Railway Company, and Michael
Dolan, for Ford 81 Brown, were arbi-
trating here yesterday regarding the
property az Sixth and Front streets.
The matter was not settled yesterday as
the third man had not been selected II
the railway is extended there the entire
front yard Of the first four houses will
be taken.
Last Monday night, the City Hall was
packed az the concert, and supper given
by the German Lutheran church, The
concert was excellent, and the supper
vas a grand collation.. The Wheeling
City Band furnished the music, and
many other guests we're present from
that city The proceeds will 90 70 ben
EFT the Sunday School Of the church.
Council met last night ia its first reRu-
lar session since the change Of city
government. A ianitor OF the city
building, health officer and three lamp
lighters were elected. Between twenty
five aud Thirty liquor licenses were
granted.
II. w. Burrows, of BeIlaire. will be-
gin work this morning 90 the new M.
y. parsonage. The residence will be Of
frame, having eight rooms. Mr.. Bur-
rows Will put a good force Of workmsn
on, and will have the structure COM
pieted in two months.
Two OF the handsomest memorial
windows at the new NJ +. Church
are 10 honor of VIM. f. Lineberger,
who was one OF the most hOnored Of
Benwood's citizens, and the other in
honor of Mrs. Ida McMecheu NAV
A. q. Wolter, the man who was so in
az the City building, is able to be up
aud about. He has not yet heard from
his relatives ia Pennsylvania.
Mis- John Vancouver aud Mrs. Frank
Estes left yesterday on the noon train
for ParkersburE 20 attend the reunion
OF the q. A. L. In that city.
There will be az enjoyable dance to-
night at Dolan's hall % be given by a
nunber Of young society people. Kill
meyer will play.
Miss Anna Policy went TO Belaire
last night 20 sing az the assemblage Of
the Barnesville District EpwOrth
League.
Miss Annie Felley has called a meet
ing az the church for next Thursday
night 70 organize vocal class.
BeDwoOd EpwOrth League went 70
Bellaire last night.to take part In the
Union League meeting.
Peter DoIan has taken his teaming
press business.
Palley Bros, the ferrvmen are repair
ing the ferry approaches on this side Of
the river.
Patrick Brannen is having a bay win
dow built 20 his residence on Main
street.
The daughter OF John Leach, who
had scarlet fever, is getting better.
Public school scholars began their
ninth month Of school this week.
a. L. Peley, who has been 900, is able
90 bs about again.
Miss Maggie Altmeyer is visiting In
Sistersvile.
Miss Nettis Jarrett is on the sick list.
City employees will be paid to-day.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Christian Remhor
W. In ch2ncery.
Joseph Seifert ct al
BY virtue OF an order inferred in the above en-
titled cause on the l0th day OF ADUl, 1894. Il IS
referred 10 the undersigned Commissioners 20 as
Ger ain and report.
!. The liens and their p;iorites on the real
estate OF Joseph Se.lett.
>. Tie value and rental value OF said real eS-
tate
3 ANY other matter ieemed pertinent.
Notice is hereby gwen that Thursday. tho
10th day OF May, 1898. AZ a. H., and his Office,
No. l4l7 ChRplire street. Wheeling W. Va, Is
the time and place fixed for ascertaining said
matters.
Given under my hand this 10Th day OF April,
1901 GO. 4. BOYD. Oomnis sioner
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-25
NOTICE TO LIEN HOLDERS.

TO al persons holding liens by judgment or
otherwise on the real estate or any part there
OF joseph Seifert.
In pursuance OF adecree OF the Circuit Court
OF Ohio county made IN \ cause therein pend
ing to subject the real estate OF the said Joseph
Seifert to the satisfaction or the liens thereon,
you are hereby required % present all claims
held by you and each Of you against the said
Joseph Seiteri which are liens on his real estate
or any part OF IL fer adjudication 10 me AZ my
Office No JAZZ Chapline street, Wheeling, w
Va, on or before the 10th day cf May, 1897.
Given under my hand this 10Th day OF A pril,
1885, GEO. r BOYD, Commissioners
WBrTE&A ALLEN, Attorneys for Complainant
aplfoaWt
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PROPOSALS.
NOTICE
To Contractors and Builders.
PROPOSALS

Bids are invited for the erection OF a new
Court House and Jail buildings IN the town OF
Wtlch, Mcdowell county. West Virginia, agree
able 10 plans and specifications prepared by
Frank z. Milburu, OF CatetiShurg, ky. Pro-
posed cost s47 800 Tor both buildings Pans
ana specifications viii be on file In he Comfy
Court CLERKS office OF said county on and after
the sta day OF APRIL 1924. The Clerk OF the
County Court will receive sealed bids until /
O'Clock May 9Th. 1894 when said bids will be
opened and contract awarded. The Court re-
serves the right to rejus; any and all BIDS. All
bids 70 be accom- panied with a 81 900 bond with
approved security, a. evidence II said BID is ac-
ceDted that said bidder will enter into contract
with good and sufficient bond for the faithful
performance OF his contract.
THE COUNTY COURT OF MCDOWELL co.
BY T. X. ToTTEN,
President and Chairman OF Building Commit
tee.
Test 7. +. JOHNSON.
Deputy for W. T.. Pope. Clerk. ap4tw4sa