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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-14
.GIs'rEK's ORDER
~ KEGIsTER's OFFICE,
NEW CASTLE COuNTY, DELL

NEW CASTLE CouNTr. DEI-,1
July q, 1875
Upon the application OF John S. Appleton,
Administrator OF Nicholas ID. Appleton late ~
Wilmington HID. in hald county. deceaeed.
It is ordered aud drectodby the Reg ister, thAt
the Administrator aforesaid give notice 0f
granting OF Letters OF Admintssration up0m
The estate of the deceased. with the date of
granting thereof, by causing advertisements
to be posted Within forty days from the date
OF such letters IN six OF the most publ places
OF the county of New Castle. requiring all
persons having demands against the estate
10 present tho same. or abide by an act ef
Assembly In sucA case made and providQ0f
anu also cause the came to be inserted with
In the same period In the DAILY REF PUntt-
CAS, n newspaper pubiiHhed In Wilmln Rton.
Del, and TO be continued therein thfcs
weeks (e. o. d.
-, Given under the hand and seai Of
Ra y Office OF the Register Aforesaid AZ
s---l Wilmington. In New Castle County
aforesaid, the day and year above written.
]. WILKINS CoOCH, Register.
NOIICE-Noliee is hereby given that lctters
oi Administration were In due form off A's
granted unto the undorsigned. on the sith day
Of July a. D., 1895. aud that all pGrsnfia
having claims against the estate OF the do
ceased ust present the same. duly attastod,
to the said administrator on or before TIM
Tth day Of July. is1I or abide the Ace
of Assembly in such case made and provtdut.
JOHN 3, APPLETON
Administrator.
Address:-so soi West 18th street. Wilmington.
Del. ~
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Now is the time Tor coughs. colds
honIeeness and the laying of the seeds for
consumption DIR. Sirnms' white pultE on
ic bnlsnm is the finest and beat remedy
ever made. IL just the medicine to pre-
veat these calamitles and cure tho disease
ecG King street
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Wood. Wood. Moed.

wool W ooh' hoou.
Now ID the time you will need wood.
You Will act satisfaction and your
moneys worth by ordering 1t from ii.
IT. Sergeant dealer In coal, wood
ard grain, yard i06 Maryland avenue.
Ofllae nth and King streets. Phone 5I5.
ss Large Pea Coal for family Use.
Uz-LarRe load Of wood for $3.50. Now
Is the time TO order your wlnters supply
OF coal.
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DEGl6TEKso ORDER.
h hEGIsrEits OFFICE
NEW CAsrLR CouSTY. DEf-,t

NEW CAsTLR COUNTY. DEf-,
July "a. ISIS.
Upon the application of David Lentz.
Executor OF Henry Lentz. iate 0f
Wilmington hundred In said county. do
ceased, it Ia ordered and directed BY
the Register that the Executor afofcaaId
give notice of grating OF Letters Tesla-
mentary upon the estate OF the deceased.
with the date of granting thereoE br
causing advertisements TO be posted within
forty days from the date of such leitcrs ir
six OF tile most public places OF the county
Of New Castle. requiring ali persons having
demands against the estate to present tho
same. or abide by an net of Assembly IN auch
case made and provided; and also cause the
sauie to ba inserted within the saina period.
In the DAILY REPUBLICAN. newspaper pub
lished In Wilmington. Del. and to he c3ntin-
ued therein three weeks. 10. o. d.l
-, Given under the hand and zeal of
I g. s..} Office OF the Register aforesaid &c
~ Wilmington. In New Castle CouatJ.
aforesaid the day and year above written
j. WILKINS COOCH. heRisters
NOTICE-Notioe 10 hereby given tnat feI%
ters Tesi amentary were In due form OF l0~
granted unto the undersigned, on the xt4h
day of July. A. D., 1875, and that all r<r-
sons having claims against the eefato OF tho
decensed must present the same, duiy att4<<-
ed, to the said Executor. on or before t11
24th dav of Julv. 1895. or abide the Act'
OF Assembly In such case made and provldc1l
DAVID LENTZ.
Address n, C. Fraim Attorney. wiimlas-
ton. Del tN
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Killed for Dsollning Marriage Proposal

OAKLAND, Cal, Aug 14.-Because Miss
Jennie Lewis would not consent to marry
Lewis Il. Muhlner he shot her through
the head, and the doctors declare that
death is only few hours of. The muir
derer Ia still at large.
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The Weather.

For District Of Columbia, eastern renn-
sylyania, New Jersey, Delaware and Mary
land. Fair; continued high temperatures
variable winds.
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A GFNTs wANTEn for q large manufar-
- turing house. Extensive line OF the
best 81 andard works. &c. &c. sold on very
OF delivering. &C. $50 per week. A ccrtaiu<x
to coed agents. +. +. Collier, fit sansons
sti eet, Phila. Pa. eb o.
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1000 ibe Havana Shorts for sale at s.
W. corner Second and Shiploy streets. at
20 eents pound. City Market Cigsr Fac.
tory. n. If. BoUapoK prop.
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Just received three car loads OF baled
hay which we are selling cheap at White
Irothers North East Corner Front and
QrunRe at
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-14

II you want to buy scarlet clover seed
60 to White Bros. North East Cor. Front
and Orange street.
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nhor,.--shor,s-shart.,

The Marine scene.
Now on eale at the REPUBLICAN, office,
squal to any otlpainttng. Price 81.
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See the BrldGe.
A superb etching on sale at the REruBLi
CAN Office. PrlceSi.
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NOTIOn.
FOR BUILDING ADD1-
TIUNS TO The STATE HOSPITAL
FoR THE INSANE AT FARNlfU aSr. DEL A.

WARE
Sealed prop osals will be received at DeH-
ware State Hospital at Earnhurst until IL
O'Clock M. Monday. 18th OF August, 1885. for
the erection OF four buildlnga al FarnhursL
~ shown by the drawings aud specifications.
Envelopes containing proposals. TO lie Gu
dorsed Pro posals for uuildlngs at Fnrnhurst
and addressed TO the Board of Trustees OF
the State Hospital. There are three sets OF
drawings to be counted from now on the
boaFda
One set ut tho Buildsrs' Exchange. vii.
minRton; one set at Lewes Delaware; aud
the thlrd set at the office OF Lewis Il. Spring
err supervising architect. No. 9Ja Jefferson
street. Wilmington. Any information de-
sired will be given by Lewis II. Springer.
The right Ia reserved to reject any OF all
bids aud to wave any defect or informally
IN any bid. at3bt
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line lot OF wntermelone has just been
received by the Daluware Fruit and Pro.
uuee Company. No. E 4th st.
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WANTED

", ANTED-An active and Intelligent
w man. Apply to l.. d. Buch,9p2 Marke
street. ~ M-tf
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n OST-Op Wednesday afternoon, HzaS)
IL black and tau terrier dog; uu- -==--@.--1n
bwers to tile name OF Trap. Liberal reward
will be paid If returned to No. 1908 Market
etreet, a9-tt
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Wy ANTED.--Heip Iurn,shed Tor hoIel4
w restaorants ana private families AZ
ltttIllge ence oDIce, No. sr6 Shiptey strsst
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UDuck suits o.. .95. former prlco s.. so and
u 90. Lppincotrs.
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DIR. SIMMS'
Vegetable Liver Pills

Elegantly sugar ooAtsi. No taJtt
IN swallowing dripsiesA and no
sickening. Operate grindiy, and yes
you hardly know YOU take msdieiaa
The finest Liver, Kidney and StoaaSu
medicine known. VIII surely cure
Liver con- plalnta, Kidney diseases and
stomach troubleA Dyspspsia &a
Cures tired leellngA skin affections
headache. diszl meas, giddy-hsAd, Ia
Nice in every rsspsct as real LIVER
medicine and Family protsotioa
against diseases. 2kea box. In one
forei. Sold by druggists In elhs. aua
country. Depot 900 Ktng ssrsst.
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NuTICE Is hereby given tant all stRte
IN license and Tux due and u OF paid on or
before tne 10 Ia day of August, 1873, there
will be =; per cent. nddei IN accurdaure with
section O. chapter u Rlvlse1 Code. Laws of
delaware. JAFFEliSON ID, FoARD
CleTk OF the Peace.
WILMINGTON. Del. Juiy 81. lsla. a3lm
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DR.DsHAAbprs
Are the- emily genuine PennyroyM Pitts
giSle. Twsaiy.n.s years ooerye-isnos
s hasies irss. Laaiea @ beware ~ q Spfs isnisa. 4.
tiona us
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WILLIAM A. HARMED,

be formidable candidate for champions
ship honors but has always disappointed
his friends. II is doubtful if the style of
his play is capable of much IL any more
improvement, and tho strong net players
generally succeed in downing him. 1t is
possible however, that he may reform and
lcarD TO vollcy, in which case he would
become one of the most formidable PLAYERS
in the and. He was ranked seventh last
year and has been in the first ten almost
every year for the last four or five.
There are besides those mentioned a
younger generation of experts in W. Cor
don Parker of New York, Clarence II.
Budlong Of Providence and stephen c.
Millett and Edwin =. Fischer, both OF New
York, by whom championship form may
DO reached this season. al were ranked
in the first 20 last fall and two of them in
the first ten. Fischer is perhaps the most
promising of this lot, and with little
more experience he will take II lot Of beat
ing from any of the cracks before he ac-
knowlcdges himself defeated.
To this list OF experts should be added n
host of younger and even more ambitious
players, from whose ranks the champions
of years to como must be developed. With
such n wealth of material at hand to
choose from there could not be Il better
year for us TO 1Gcct formidable visitors
than in 1895. The foreigners will DC wei
coined with open arms, but / for one be-
licvo that they viii rotllrn to their native
shores again in the fall without the chal-
lenge cup which represents the champion
ship of America. j. PARNLY PARET.
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A NOTABLE LANDMARK.
1t Is In Darkest Africa" and Ii Of Uni
versal Interest.

BY happy accident of equatorial travel
The Century has been enabled to publish
the testimony of the camera to tho prcscr-
Walton during - years of the one landmark
in darkest Africa" that has an interest
for the entire civilized world That land
mark is the tree which enshrincs the heart
of DIR. Livingstone, and which is tho CON-
plemcnt in tho wilderness of his labors
to his home scpulcher In Westminster alb
hey. This discovery is of especial interest
since the effort 10 place tablet on tho tree
ended in failure to locate It,
Tho tree, which is the largest In tho
neighborhood, is of very hard grain and
known TO the natives rs nipandu. 1t Ia
near the site of tho deserted village of
Chitambo At its base the heart of DIR.
Livingstone was buried by his devoted fol-
lowers, and Jacob Wainwright, the Nassicl
boy who read the burial service, chiseled
the words, DIR. Livingstone, May 4, 1873"
Tho body, after such ombalming as tho
natives cared TO give it, was incloscd in
canvas, dashed TO "a pole, and thus carried
To Bagamoyo, ON tho coast opposite Hanzi-
bar. 1t was buried in the center of tho
nave of Westminster abbey ON April Is,
1874
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Reports From Experim emit Stations.

At the New York experiment static,
1t has been found that the sprayed tree:
gave an average yield Of IS to ~ of g
bushel more apples than the unsprayed
1t found that twice spraying after bios
soming Was superior for certain varieties tt
three times spraying. 1t has also learned
that one spraying after fruit buds opened
but before they blossomed gave nearly one
half bushcl more first class fruit than wher
they were sprayed twice before blossom
ing. Some sprayed trees showed some in
jury to the fruit, as the result of one
spraying before blossoming. They found
that the least number Of sprayings that
could be successfully used should be given,
and that this should be done with great
thoroughness. They repeat the importance
of the ferrocyanide test if the lime is not
weighed in forming the Bordeaux mix
turc Other tests are mentioned that
may replace this.
Bulletin IS of the Geneva experiment
station treats of the insects injurious t.
squash, melon and cucumber vines The
life history of the squash bug is given and
the remedies for it's depredations. The
reader is reminded that poisons are not
effective, as they do not bite but suck tn,
sap from beneath. Keeping the grounds
about the garden where vines are grown
clear of rubbish to harbor insect fees is re
garded an efficient way to prevent the
bugs from alternating during the winter
and reduces their namber Various RENE =
dies were tried. Bugs were killed by bi
sulphide of carbon placed in a dish under
a tight covering. Pyrethrum powders
nine of water killed the young bugs; one
TO four killed the old bugs but endan-
gered the vines. Picking the bugs in
the spring is commended and traps Of
chips, etc, placed beneath the vines are
suggested.
The Ontario experiment station has ex
amincd large number Of clover seeds
and find that some samples contain as
high as 1910 weed seeds in one-half ounce
Of clover seed, while others show as low
as ono weed seed to one haAf ounce of clio
yer seed. Its list is quite. complete, and
somewhat startlingtin respect TO the i'm
purities which it contsius, although the
great bulk of the samples tested showed
less than one per cent of weed seeds. The
investigator states that IL seeds are
scattered upon "a piece of black cardboard
the foreign grains can be easily detected.
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ted ropes. They were found in stone
tombs, in caves followed out Of the rock
and beneath the ruins Of the temples. On
many were silver and gold masks, jewels
and metal ornaments.
in every case beside the mon were found
implements Of war and the chase with
the women had been buried needles, thread
and household utensils. In each tomb were
vessels of earth or wood which had owl
IDENTIFY been filled with food and water for
the refrcshment Of the souls Of the dead.
On nearly all the mumiEics the hair
was in perfect state Of preservation. 1t
was black and of very fine texture. The
features were OF decided Indian cast,
with high cheek bones and prominent
nose. The adults were slightly under the
medium height.
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up to Il. Hoyey is practicing law now in
Boston, and he declares that he will Civ.
up his first love for his secord. He said
the same thing last spring, however, and
yet he played in almost as many tu!ria-
monts as the year before. The temptation
of the tennis court is too strong for him.
and we may expect to see IIoyey in har-
ness again this year. He has been ranked
high up among The first ten playcrs Of the
country for many successive years. but he
invariably fails to reach the highest rank
He holds the doubles chainpiorship Of
America with Clarence Hobart, as well as
the Massachusetts, state championship. so
he viii have TO keep in good form for these
events while at I.ongwood. West Newton
and one or two ether New England tour
naments he IS always to be found PLAYING.
Iaicolm Chace, Arthur K. Foote and
John Rowland, three Yale men, will all
be seen again this season on the courts.
Chacc and Footc will play in all the most
important events, while Rowland had
enough success last season TO lure him ON
for another trial this summer for higher
honors
with Eoote, Rowland wen n number of
very Important tournaments in doubles,
anu TINS combination will probably he in
the field again this year. Chacc is among
the possible champions of 1895 and some
of his matches last year were brilliant
enough TO attract for him quite a follow
Ing OF admirers.
Clarence Hobart and Richard Stevens
two other cid timers, will be active again
tins season. Hobart, who was ranked
sixth last season, was ono of the three men
who had Go0dbody all beaten ut Newport,
but who, like the others, fell victim To
the Irishman's wonderful steadincss. He
lost two or three important challenge cup
matches earlier in the season, but succeed
ed in holding the doubles championship of
the country with Hovcy. He viii remain
III condition and play again this year to
defend this title and the New York state
championship. As he is in business hc
Will not be able 10 play throughout the
entire season, but will find time to contest
ut Newport as usual for the championship.
Stevens Will be seen again this season
IN all the big tournaments played on grass
courts. He has sworn solemn oath that
he viii not play on earth courts, and no
respects his Vow. Stevens has played the
Same consistent base line game for the last
four or five years and always about as wcli
rs now. He has several times seemed to
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Rescripts.

The following rcscripts have been RI
ccived by Clerk of Courts Choate in two
Kennobec county eases:
Superior court, Frank n. Weeks vs..
James p. Hill, rescript. Whitchouse, j..
The instruction that actual insolvency
Of the donor of a gift of property is an in
iispensabe clement in the proof of q
fraudulent intent as to creditors, must be
deemed erroneous. When aconveyance is
made without consideration, the fact of
the grantor's insolvency is undoubtedly
presumptive evidence of fraudulent pur-
pose toward creditors; but it is not a con-
elusive, nor the only criterion by which to
determine that question.
The facts and circumstances may clearly
show such fraudulent intent on the part
of a crantor who is not actually insolvent.
II is a question of fact for the determina-
ton of the jury upon the consideration of
all the circumstances attending the con-
veyance.
The ruling was material. The jury
might have found that the plaintiff acted
only MS the agent of his wife in tie pur-
chs of the cows, and that any act of fraud
on the part of the wife consisted in plac-
ing the COWS in the custody of the hus-
band to be held ia his name and as his
property, for the purpose of preventing a
lew thereon by the execution creditors.
Exceptions sustained :
Superior court, Mary c. Wing VS.. Frank
Y. Weeks, rescript Whitehouse, J.
This is an act on to recover double the
amount Of the execution" for sfraudn-
lently aiding in the transfer ccncealment
or disposal of property disclosed by an
eyecution debtor.
The statute / which it is based (sec.
70 chap. 1877. laws of 1887 is penal and
well as remedit and is not TO be extended
nv construction beyond the reasonable
meaning Of its terms. 1t makes clear
,;st;nctjon between the liability of a
dehtor and that Of a third person.
= e not contsnded that the situate n
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A Reliable Institution.

This can be truly said of the Bryant &
Stratton Commercial School of Boston,
which. as our readers will notice by the
advertisement in this weeks issue, will
reopen Tuesday, Sept. 3rd. This school
which is the largest and most successful
of its class in the world, really needs no
from us. 1t stands in
the front rank of schools of a similar
thousands in the leading counting rooms
Of New England, and iG can be patronized
with the most implicit confidence that
nothing that is possible to be done for lis
pupils will be left undonc.
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Eacts Ahnut the Defender.

c. Oliver Iselin, ono Of the owners of
the new cup defender Defender, says that
she Is an out and out keel boat that her
beam is a little less than the Colonia' and
her draft considerably more; that she IS
manganese bronze below the water line
and aluminium above; that she will have
the best suit Of sails which money can buy
and the skin Of sailInakcrs produce and
that she will practically have four suits Of
sails, from which will be selected tho ones
which prove best in tho preliminary racing
She is not far from 1926 feet over all
and certainly not under 50 feet water lino
nor over The 90 foot limit. She is IN out
and out keel boat, an improvement Of the
Colonia model in ways deemed necessary
from past experience and has 10 center
board, auxiliary or otherwise, rs some
newspapers have declared Mr.. Iseiin be
Icyes the Defender will be from five to
seven minutes faster than the Nigilant
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e A., -
OF the property was changed In the
slightest degree during the 80 days after
disclosure. There is no averment in the
declaration of any specific act of the de
tendant whereby the debtor was "fraudu-
l5ntly aided" in transferring concealing
or disposing of the property during that
p 'riod or at any other time.
Nor is there even general allegation
that the Defendant "fraudulently aided
In the transfer, concealment or disposal of
the property at any time. There are nc
proper averments in the declaration to
bring the case within the terms of the
statute. The action must fail for want of
both allegations and evidence.
Plaintiff nonsuit.
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Collector Moorc's appointments for the
Waldoboro customs district, made com
plete, Saturday, by the choice of Daniel
p. Rose for the port of Thomaston, are as
follows: Tenants Harbor Whitney Long
Waldoboro, Everett Harrington; Rock
land, Bradford X. Kalloch; Damariscotta,
Lorenzo Sidclinger. George W. Hicks,
appointed inspector of customs for Rock
land. began his duties Saturday.
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1t is explained in regard TO tho term
elsie that originally, before tho use Of
cotton, lislo thread was ma,lc of flax, but
for centuries it has been made from cotton
by n special process. In making the yarn
tho cotton is hard twisted and then
''gasscd" by passing it automatically over
the flames OF burning gas This has tho
effect Of removing all the woody cotton
threads. Lslc thread stockings and vests
arc made of the yarn thus treated. Some
of tho cheapest grades of so called lislo
thread hosiery and underwear aro made
fromian ordinary combcd cotton yarn, and
are, whilo fair limitations, not, strictly
speaking, Isle thread.
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Tho American vice consul ut Poipte q
Pitrc, who lately arrived in this country,
has brought back with him 20 mummies
collected in tho course Of explorations
among the ruined cities Of Peru.
AS quoted by the New York Sun, NJ do
Ia Ronciercs says that the Peruvian mum
mics are unlike those of tho Egyptians.
Instead of being laidout fiat and in collins,
all those found were sitting in crainped
position with their knees drawn up under
their chins. They We're tightly wrapped in
strips of cloth, over which coarse sacking
was wound around and around with knot.
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TIE TENNIS PLAYERS.
They Expect and Will Welcome Anoihe,
irish Invasion.

Inc southern championships in Balts.
more May 2l mark The opening of the ten.
MS, MS season OF 1895, and there is every pros.
upoe ehat the year win be great enc on
,ne courts: The visit last season of Good.
pody, the Irish expert lawn tennis PLAYER.
mas uohe more to infuse new life into the
sport on this side of the ocean than any
previous event in many years. The doubt.
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Proposals for Subsistence Supplies.
EASTERN BnAYcH, N. q. D. v. S. /

EASTERN BRANCH, N. II. d. v. s.
ToGus, Me-, May l, 1895
Sealed proposals subject to the usual con-
ditions will b. received at this Horne until y
O'Clock noon June 6, 1895, for furnishing for
Ihree, Six aud Twelve months, commencing
July list, 1895, the following, consisting o.
subsistence Supplies, Hardware and Miscel-
ianeous articles used in Subsistence depart
Schedules upon which all bids must be
made, giving the kind and estimated quanti-
ties required and conditions to be observed,
VIII be furnished upon application TO the
Treasurer.a
The Home reserves the right to reject any
or all bids.
Approved, "
LUTHER STEPHENSON, Governor.
May7dtoJunee