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The morning news., 1897-08-29
CLEANED Al GUYTON.
4 Budget of Interesting Notes From
Our suburb.

Our suburb.
Guyton Ga, Aug. 2s-The Guyton high
school building is being repaired and re-
painted. The front has received the fin
ishing touches and presents a handsome
appearance Prof /. J. Fowler the prn-
clpal VIII return from his summer vaca-
tlon, which has been spent in North Geor-
gia, next week, and make arrangements
to begin the fan term Monday. Sept G.
Messrs. Morgan & Griner are having
erected large warehouse, near their
shops, which will be used to store wag
ons. buggies aud other vehicles
Or. H. j.. Archer is erecting several cot
tages on his lot near the canning factory.
Mrs. NJ. Edwards has completed her new
store on Second avenue, just back of the
FOy building, and has moved her stock Of
goods there. r. Jackson Foy will put in
a full line of Dry goods and notions Sept
!, ia the corner store just vacated by Mrs
NJ Edwards.
Mr.. NJ. G. Pritchard and family of Sa-
vannah viii move to Guyton next week
and occupy the Tison place, which is now
owned by Mr. w. S. Sahold
Robert =. Purse and family will move
10 savannah Monday
The Efingham County Sunday School
Association will hold a quarterly meeting
Wednesday, Sept. / at Turkey Branch
Methodist church. In the absence of Rev
J. T.. Grant who was elected president last
June, and who has since moved to Ken
lucky, the first vice president, B. J. cub
hedge viii preside, These meetings are
occasions OF great interest to the Sunday
school workers Of the county.
Mr. Harry f. Beebe is occupying the Ar
den residence, near the home of Mr.. w
b. Nell
The morning news., 1897-08-29
BRUNSWICK NEWS BUDGET.
PROJECTORS Investigating south
Georgia soil.

SUN
Brunswick. Ga. Aug. 2S.-The semi-an-
nual civil service examination for the
customs service occurs here oct. ,. All
Information is obtainable from c. w
Deming. secretary local board Of eXamin-
ers.
Special Agent Thornton of the treasury
department leaves Monday for a thirty
day trip north and east.
Pres dent A. +. Churchill Of the Bruns-
wick Tonnage Company has returned
from NOVA Scotia.
There are a number OF prospectors and
promoters dong the south al present Re
suits from various truck farmers in
this section of the state have proven sur
prisng to the visitors. and afidavits as
TO the reliability Of those testifying are
being carried back to present 20 those
who are incredulous. one representative
of Canadian colony has made two trips
here investigating. and viii arrive
shortly with a few friends to look over
the field again. son that win yie.d four
crops a year, ana a climate that viii per-
init il, d. beyond he comprehension OF the
average uortherncr
The morning news., 1897-08-29
BYRD STANDS TO HIS STATEMENT
Says He Has Proof of the Convict
Camp Horrors Reported.

Says He Has Proof of the Convict
Camp Horrors Reported.
Rome, Ga, Aug. 2S.-Capt. Phil Byrd
came home tonight from day spent in
Atlanta. He says he has proof for his
statements in his report, and will bring
them forward al the proper time.
In reference to the denial of II. B.
Moore, superintendent Of J. r. Allisons
Pulaski county camp. published in this
evenings Atlanta Journal, he says he
stands by his report and win answer TO
the governor.
An important point brought out by Byrd
is that all misdemeanor conVicts, who are
leased out, can be released by habeas cor
pus action
Numbers of convicts have already been
released in this way, as 1t is Illegal 20
farm them out. The best way to correct
the abuses of misdemeanor camps al pres
ent. he thinks, is 10 have a permanent
official appointed who will visit these
county chaingangs just as state camps
are visited.
The morning news., 1897-08-29
LIFE THE STAKE TN THE GAME.
SIVCIDT FOIIoNS LOSSES N
WHEAT SPECj LAIlON.


A sad EndinS 20 a Lite Full oi FROM
i~e-ope af AtIauta-> Richest and
,,.-.,... ,....,,-- ,f.n penreS~-
Cd by his losses J" '''
Market Deliberately plans ana
,....,- ...,t-Destrurrfon
49,
Atlanta. Ga. Aus N-ot''- %" ''e
wrong side Of rfe wheat market. tatrr'E
losing -re r5r-,ra .rar had been l,tt 80
,,---...- ..,.s. r,.--.. ~ Par
IA" = '''s ~ 80
rolL 1f.' tAe -e-s 'a'
the most lndl5nual business men l4i t-9
cftv n shoot his brains out this morn
.,-o v,..st,s
"l'fiIH u"t P'N1 WV
young Parrot losses ~ slfeA. .a''oH' u '9
s3id uDon reliable Information. amounted
,o,5l, .,,-..r..,..t,. ,,-i-.ir.g one his herlt-
,.. ,., ,....-. .3,i- .,,,.,,
age anu tHIoN''- '''-N ''-,n 1i''''
ability to make has way IN NE. ll i7 rue
the vourq man would have been well pro-
t7.. e,r e-,r.isr,,. o.t of the fortune
NlN'1 H., .t-..,,
OF has rather oi OF nus VIC "a" -0
to accept the situation, but the lhousht
of deDendence. where he had formerly
- i,5..,.,,.5s,t yc3- FOO dfsheartening
49,, .,,,,,re 10 he
TO MIN. ana ia'heI ina" 'iNN'e ~
formed and executed deliberate plan or
self-destructiop.
- t-. t,., lror,.r sboit town for sew
,,... va
eTal DAYS past l'al you"S ''io'
dissipated his fortune in stock ana grain
gambling but as his father is worth a
quarter Of a million and being the only
sor in whom the father had always been
vii nleased. none Of his friends expected
him 10 take such a strenuous view of
tbo euture. For several years past he
l,ad been actively engaged in various bus-
nos senterprise. and has gained the repu-
,otion of a remarkable sagacious and far
.oeine one in ms short career He was
strictly temperate. and was never wild. So
for as any one knows he had never
.naculated anv until a few months ago,
when he bought his first experience by
tho -os,s of 5000 in stocks opera tions. This
~ "a +ber Maid for him as a wedding pres
ant the deal having been made Just at the
1ime of his marriage ten months ago It
Trae tbourbt that This experience would
he sufficient 10 make the young man con
rented with legitimate business pursuits
In future but during the past few weeks
the sensational activity in the wheat mar
Lei dazzlad him and he determined TO Law
for a high stake.
Accordingly ne drew $4,000 out Of certain
business enterprises in which he was in
taresfed and began to operate. He thought
tbot 1cbeat was snre 10 20 turnbIire down
after the first dav or two Of its upward
fieht and so made an his contracts to sell.
In a very short time the cash with which
IL bad started o,,t ,yae zone and his father
had been drawn on for SIS 600 This amount
fhe father Maid out on his checks Then
4be voung man decided over an his proper
r. to his father 10 reimburse him.
After seeing his fortune 90 to the wind
voung Parrott declared that he would go
~ Nv work and earn his bread bv tbe
The morning news., 1897-08-29

THIS is NO THIRD GRADE BICYCLE
at $50 or $50, an then sold at a profit
of ten or fifteen dollars. but it Is an
ted at $75 in the Union Cycle Co.'s
1897 catalogue, and we are sncriiic-
ing this splendid machine for $40 ON
a very small profit to ourselves.
They have every desirable feature.
adjustable handle bars. Morgan &
Wright tires, interchangeable front
and rear sprOcISets, the best saddle
to be had, and are withaI beautiful
Iy finished and made of the very
best material known.
We have them i'm several coIors.
ana the ladies' wheels are supplied
with and without brakes.
Our price is $40. and you can't
equal n for less than s75 elsewhere.
The morning news., 1897-08-29
MISS JONES STRANGE CONDUCT.
Believed to Have PurpOsely Denied
the Identity of Her Assailant.


the Identity of Her Assailant.
Rome. Ga. Aug &.-Will Phillips,
charged with criminal assault on Miss
SalHe Jones. near Rock Spring, Walker
county, who has been indicted by the
grand jury for the ofiense, will be taken
to Lafayette for trial tomorrow after
noon.
Phillips. who was captured In Arkan-
sas about two weeks ago. was sent from
Lafayette to Rome for protection as
lynching was feared. Miss Jones saw him
twice in jail and said he was not the man
who assaulted her. 1t is said by some
that she did this purposely.
The trial will begin Monday No spe-
ciai guard will so from here as far as can
be learned.
The morning news., 1897-08-29

Law The friends and acquaintances
OF Sir. James Law ana AIRS. Maria Ford,
are respectfully invited to attend the
funeral Of Charles Law. from the First
Baptist church. al O'Clock this after
noon.
The morning news., 1897-08-29
4 VICTORY ron THE G. AND A.
Judge LIttIejOhn Refuses to Grant
the Injunction In Americus.

the Injunction In Amcricus.
Americus Ga. Ang. 2S.-Judge Little
john to-day rendered his decision i'm the
petition for an injunction brought by the
citizens of Americus TO restrain the Geor-
gia and Alabama railway from removing
its general offices TO savannah.
The court refused 20 grant the injunc-
tion. and the railroad company are
thereby victorious. SO far
A mandamus was granted and the case
VIII be appealed to the supreme court.
pending which decision the general Of
uces viii remain IN Americus.
The morning news., 1897-08-29
Am GENERAL Mrn-
auANDIsE sIouAaE

can D. bad re fno District Mta.fnror and
Delivery Company warehouse. 81 to as
Montgomery street. ou reasonable tafmH
The building hHH boon Thoroughly ot.r.
hauled Hha repaired. afI nuH nH.rn ur.
rufnaa..I n.HIffH fsT Hn.H.f ~ aI
kHIa fufHifHff fHfH. ftHHfHs Na.0fs anf
nfsaanrrf furnished IlrH. .IH rr.I.
infn HHFkri fnr fHIIm.nt 400 Irmal .
Hlfh cafe Idspnoat
The morning news., 1897-08-29


Mr.. J. +. BEASLEY,
Died on the 18th DAY of June, 1897.
Our home is sad and lonely.
Since fathers dead and gone;
We know he has left US only
To find in heaven a home.
But, oh, how sad it was to part
From our loved father, dear;
1t almost broke poor mothers heart,
And caused us many, many a tear.
WIFE AND CHILDREN.
The morning news., 1897-08-29
4 GOOD WHEEL
LIKE 4 GOOD FRIEND LASTS.

The good wheel the world over is
the COLU MBlA, At the present
price, SO, It is the cheapest wheel
as well as the best. Next to the
Columbia comes iho HARTFORD.
costing just $50 Nothing like IL
for the money
These days our Repair Depart
mont is a veritable beehive. The
people know 20 whom its best 10
send wheels for repair Hence
our shop rs busting instltu
t.on. We can wait on sou tholsh
and youll mud Us just the rieht
place.
n. BnYSON.
Columbia agent
2f2 Duii street
The morning news., 1897-08-29
u re

Blood means sound health. With pure. rich
healthy blood, the stomach and digestive
organs VIII be vigorous, and there will be no
dyspepsia rheumatism and neuralgia viii be
uSuoWn Scrofula and salt rheum viii disap-
pear. Your nerves VIII be strong, your sleep
sound. sweet and refreshing Hoods Sarsapa
r.lla makes pure blood. That is why Ii cures so
many diseases. That is why thousands take
ITO cure disease, retain good health. Remember
The morning news., 1897-08-29
OBITI ANY.

~@~~~@-~-~~~---~~~-~-~~
Gone to rest. July l9, 1897 my good and
faithful friend and servant.
MARY WHITFIELD.
IN hope of eterna life, which God
that cannot lie promised before the
world began" &c
The morning news., 1897-08-29
THE TIVOLI BEER.

THE TIVOLI BEER.
Pure, Straight, Unsweetcned Lager
Always Fine-Now Better Than
Ever. just the Thing for the Family
Dinner Table.
Our brewery enlarged end facIli-
ties equal to any in the south. Pay
us visit, we will take pleasure in
showing you our plant and the ma
terials we use.
Respectfully,
GEORGIA BREWING ASSN.
The morning news., 1897-08-29
Victory WITH THE ANTS.
Prohibition Defeated by Large
Majority In MuScogec.

Prohibition Defeated by Large
Majority In Mu~cogcc.
Columbus. Ga. Aug. 2S.-The anti-pro-
hib.uonlsts won great victory ln to-day's
election in Muscogee county.
The auus polled l,13i and prohs aS6
majority Of antis being 7jS votes.
Bliss Carmen, the poet. says he never
roads the newspapers. This must be the
Mr. Bliss who regards Il as folly TO be
wifc.-Cleveland Leader
SPECIAL NOTICES.
GHAND ENCInsION
70 DAIFtsNIE ISLAND
ON LNn0n nay.
MoNDAS, SEPT. q. isD7.
under auspices - savannah T,ns.
graphical tnion NJ. tsa.
rhis bsins ths iast ssenrsion -
ihs ssnson oWnefs ~ steamsr riif-
fon aiii usr al ,nsHns asaiisbi. fsr
iis surrss.
sE0. 4. BEA,n, uasaasr.
The morning news., 1897-08-29

BUY AN
EASTMAN KODAK
If you want 20 be pleased.
The Agency at
LIVINGsTON's PHARMACY,
Hull and Congress.
DE soTo PHARMACY.
DuII ST.. opp. De soto Hotel.
Agency for 4. 4. OeIschig's Flowers.
LIQIOR LICENSES.
ciiy OF Savannah. once clerk or Coun-
cil Arg. N. is9i.-rhe following appUea-
tlons a. retail iquor during tho year 'sg7
Wafa read al meeting Of council Aug %
i.Yf. ana reisrrcd a. committee 90 the
NIei". IS D. BAILEY
CLERK of Council
Martin Cooley CH Bay street. Nar
fruf rs nrougnfon. east for onf-hlIf
tcir THO application of John Warren A.
transfer liquor license 40 MaK Stern
The morning news., 1897-08-29

A. NOAiChS'
--"@~->>>"-~>>|>
SELLING ONT.
We are selling out the entire re-
tail stock OF Shoes Drior IN aD,oo,,,,,
in Wholesale business. Every shoe
In the house must be sold.
Special sale of Mems. Ladies', and
ChiIdren,s COIoRED suous &, u
styles and grades next week, COM
mcncing MONDAY. Aug. 10.
DON miss IT. There is money in
~ for von
Ill. WiienslSy, Proprietor,
Stock of Hats and Haberdashery for
n,e1a a. a. oyery ,aSon dotar - apsoiutey 3 com
something stvlisb and pood bnt no1
a fortune fgr a price. We sell IL good God
goods at popu ar nTices ' e0ou
FALL
Underwear to suit all comers. any
weight any co4or, any style, and any
sbrinkabie ';ap saniiar,, ny U.s. sieIic non
wear If it shrinks YOU get vour
money back.
LINE
The morning news., 1897-08-29
BELSINGER & co.

BELsINGER & co.
CLOVER CLUB
: WHISKY, :
: BRANDIEs, :
: RUN. GIN.
Mail orders receive
prompt attention.
THERE ARE OTHERS,
But the superior excellence Of
CONIDAs CONNECTIONS and
candy is plainly shown by hun
dreds of patrons, and the foun-
tain d.spenses such delicious So
da that CONIDA'S has become
the ladies resort.
CONIDA'S PALACE OF SWEETS,
No. 1875 Bull street.
No. ia Broughton street, west.
HOT WEATHER REQUISITES.
Skeeterine, the best thing on
earth to secure comfortable
nights rest without the use of a
net, % cents IA bottle.
Borated ToIcum Powder, Is cents
"a box.
Heat Lotion, "A certain cure for
pricISIy heat, 20 cents n bottle.
BOracine, the best powder for the
nursery. JONES' PHARMACY,
Bull and Perry Streets.
NOTICE.
THE PLANTERS HOTEL" formerly
known as the Harnett house, Savannah.
Ga. having been thoroughly renovated,
refurnlshcd and modernizcd, with electric
lights and electric bells in every room, and
hot and cold water bath rooms on every
floor. viii be ready for the comfortable ac-
commodations Of guests on Sept. ].
Location convenient, street cars 70 rail-
road depots and all parts OF the city, pass
the door every seven minutes.
Rates $1.J0 to 50 ~ per day
GEORGE W. LYONS,
Manager.
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al mat village. and the happy couple
were driven away from the church.
down B"tchton hill, when the ohserv.
ahce OF the marriage custom Dacnlia.
20 the neighhorhOod brought The car
ilaRe 10 q sudden halt al the horses
mead stood DuckWorth and Burrows
holding the ends Of a rope across She
road While the liberal display OF rice
ana Old shoes enables the friends OF
nridtS and bridcgroomS elsewhere, TO
Snccd the newly married couple fin
cheshire II seems TO be The custom, TO
delay their departure until they pay
I Ielr footing. 4 The driver was at no
! .3fS, ior 1t was part OF the custom not
to proceed ,iill those inside had riven
fhs5 rope bs.are1s G. chilling each. An
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lll;FlrtGITY.

elizabeth City,%N. c., July 1o.-(spe-
2:cial.)-One, of the features of the Abe
Il marie Park Fair this year will be- a
marriage on the grounds, the names or
The contracting parties to be kept !, Sc
%cret until the event takes place The
Il pr bridal couple Will be the recipients Of
Rasnumber Of valuable presents, given bv
merchants and business men
rs The Elizabeth City Crystal Ice COM
pany Will soon run Il coal yard in con
nection with their plant, Their first
consignment OF coal will arrive on the
18th instant
Il q Mayor g. G. Pool and the Hon. w
G. Pool left this afternoon for nnlti-
more and Washington, 10 return next
week.
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other villagcr named Dodd saw no 70,

olhcr Fiiagcr named Dodd saw no req
son i"r his exclusion from The benefits
81 "" custom, since, after Duck worth
<IiG burrows had received the coin, he
promptly fixed UP another Wedding ,,opc
across che highway. Once more had
ne ,Wedd!ng carriage TO stop ana the
funds OF the couple TO dcfivlv The OK
pcnse& Of the Honeymoon wcr, tha
poorer by annther shilling. Iinfor.u
halc!y, however. q police officer, who
happened 10 be driving in the neisbbGr-
notd. was III: interested spectator or
the proceedings. lie caused Duckworth
burrows and Doid 10 be summoned,
ala they were fined .ti1e ,Arst two named
4 iiai Ia crown cacl! :ail l3odd FIVE %shsl@
lDka @ FIJI .i.E ESf i%,;s y
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Rof'sNG GROOM AND BRIDE.
Policeman Infcrierea yvSth an ola
cheshire Wedding Cns.uIu.
MrOm thc I.nndnn malta Na,.s

'hfom the London Daily News.)
- me many marriage customs
which still survive IN many parts of rn-
rLl England, the one peculiar To th..
county Of Cheshire OF ropins n we'd
dinS party. is certainly interesting
though !; was the subject Of magi,lNrial
investigation at Sandbach Petty SEES
sons yesterday. Three mon named
Dodd, zDucEwcrth and burrows. were
summoned for obstructing the highway
t y. Be ,15e, q village two miles from
Sand bach Last Saturday 4, y =, s,t,I,
beauty Was ua1ted TO her Faithful & = ain
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MO -TlCEI ].
7jy9-tds

TRUSTEES SALE.-UNDERyA AND j
virtue Of decree of; court. entered +
the 3rd day Of July, 1897, In a ccr,:
Chancery cause or l.. A. Saunders & s
vs.. d Tucker Brooke. trustee. et ais
on TIL, premises. No. GAS Church stree,
the city Of Norfolk. Va, proceed to OK IL
for sale. for cash. as a whole, uccort!j
to the inventory Just taken, the cni
stock of LIQUORS. Cigars and Tobacco.
FOR the benefit OF his creditors, BY Il,
dated March 18th. 1897. Purchaser, to
snme The unexpred tenancy OF the 81
store. No Gas Church street. Sale suit
to conllrma ton by the court.
ID. TUCKER BROOKE
} Sac Trustee and Receive,
]. Il. JONES & SON.
1u4-tds Aucttoncers
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WANTED Acoo13 PLACE.
tf hut Ahe wanted to Sleep in IT, ana r:c
sS$s G0tnn acc bath Instead.
CPhiladelphia Public I ,adcar

n 325I tiHlladelphIa Public Iedccr)
". !, liicnald Conroy,, 81 years old fin ling
: lne weather very hot yesterday. and rc-
i mem bering the cool comfort to ba .0,,,5d
& IN hospital wards, staggered abouf ~
j = = moment OR Two at Twenty-iirsl and
|. SNa!lloWhill Streets. fell heavily, ana lav
I quiet while crowd gathered.
11es sunstruck, said the onlooknrs.
ana ne certainly looked It, The poles
( men called 5thespatrol, and sergaoi,r ,ra
sdriYer both agreed that it was \ hrai
case The t'orderlies,'' = m en- nurses nj thn
4 an edtco- Chirurgical Hospital strirnefl
INN ll and put "a, THERMOMETERS under his
j arm at III. Ninety -eight degrees they said:
mars mighty low for Il sunstrokc.''.
Oh, it's a heat case. sure said The
sure. IL ~ i'>'' 80 :
The nurses shook him, but the pat;an;
{ showed no signs OF consciousness. They
I c COZ that 1t was heat case, after
him. a.s s55 s = - = : =
Conroy, with his eyes closed .tirht1z.
Prayed pay his part Well. He did not Know
y ,geN4nl ire 1iiey We're rolling the table On
Il sh 1en n ~; nor had he any idea that
$ tls, 1iI q. Stage of the treatment was 4
~ pain alsi EoI Ice water and CHUNKS Of ice.
Sss# Ih ey had him in the water before 10
4 could open his mouth, one nurse iffinS
him ~ y.athe shoulders and one by the
8heelS.F4I{ The 4 temperature OF thu. water.
a N d bout rs degrees. & i
ass ISL would be idle to ATTEMPT to nu,
SaoyI1s VIVA ssaid. The sounds made
lbs. 50 man In q cold bath arr. like Moth.
Ing form "a. yncabu larly BY
stlisns Ives I'D cannot be written down.
~ vas III hi nitric or4two after he s,tI,,a.
Sigieds ou e. his bath before he caun,h,
lfis: bitsat II eSspu to swear. The nurses
tfatksei19S sti rpTls ere shaking with
sssssiss end h TIL er men iii ths heatI
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The Ahutsncmi .7ustGo.

bids nave been opened a. tho IJpitca
.,'''te:5 engineers Office in this; civ FOR
relh"PinS an 100 foot stone aDutn,rnt
son me Eastern Brancn. near the
~ ~ ''','u institute, Mrs. Baker, OF Iscr!l
icy being; the lowest bI,l,lar ~ ~,
$1,000 The site Of Lha aLrt,ncn. vii, ~
arcnGed for q distance Of Is feet to =
depth or 90 feet. - =
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GREESv'tEs.E.

Y. ,Greenvllle, n. C..sJuly 10 (specir,,-
& me. me Fit \ County Rifles returned home
/: from ocracoAe to-day where they have
5peen IN camp for "a few days.
Hugh Sheppard. j. c. Tvson ana
sons, clifford and Mercer, left this
morning Tor Baltimore TO visit ,.ela tives
was a german al Kings han
Has might There were twcn,y-ninn
couples present.
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Vim, vlGor and victory-thcsc ars thc
characteristics Of De Wits little EInrlv
IR r the famouc little pits FOR cor,
81 patton, bil!ousncsa and al, stomach
nm ,lt troubles. ~ j. ar. II III 4
~ SIM R, Il,
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PROPOSALS..
PROPOSALS FOR COAL,

Eids will be received at tho Office OF IL
Water Department. till II q. M july 1,i,,'
1897. for Two Thousand Tons. more or les
OF Bitltmnous. Steam Coal, to be tlcliveT
ed in the conl shed. on wharf at Moor.:s
Bridges, In such quantities and at s,ie.l,
times as may be ordered by the Depart.
mcnt the bidders TO specify the irnd,
name OF coal BID on; railroad certiticatSs
OF weight OF each car to be furnished IA.
Department. 5-EF'5't ",
rho BOARD reserves the right 10 rejct.f
any Or all bids. 49, 80
B2 o. - OF WATER COMMISSIONERS.
9 street. New York city. juno 9th 1881
Sealed PROPOSALS In triplicntc viii be re-
,Sa7 a., here until Y o'clock NJ July cath
Launches. One can be seen at Fort Fort M lpnl
nee Va I,,d dne ,. ether al Governors island
both. Information can DO obtained from,
this Office. United States reserves righ.
c en Ln.sei anv or al bids Bids should he
and addressed a. S. Kimbail. d. a. NJ ca
- il 2s,sOjyl.$,1 post y
~ June 90 1897. Sealed PROPOSALS ii, ri.
nlicHte. for furnishing such Forage nit
H ara as , nay bo REQUIRED in Dept. OF tho
Julv l. lS7. will be received here, l' and NJ
offices CT Ounrtermusters at Boston
and Porter. Madison Barracks and Pini,s.
h ,ng Barracks. N. y; Fort.
Ethan Allen. Vt; Fort Prchi1
Trumbull. Ct: Fort Monroe, Va: Fort
Mcitcnry. Md: Fort Thomas, Ky: Co
umbuS Barracks. O.: Fort Mcpherson
racks. Fla. until - O'Clock NJ. eastern
,ime. July 80, 1897. and then opened The
United States reserves right 10 reject or
accent any or all proposals, or any nnrt
thereof Information furnished on anil
cntiom: Envelopes containing proposals
VIII be endorsed Proposals for--------at
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