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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1898-12-22
LOCAL NEWS,

LOCAL NEWS.
Grapes at Rochesters,
Now is the time to subscribe.
Try Logan Steam Laundry.
Water sets at Rochesters.
Go to Candy Kitchen for Candy
Sweet cider at Rochesters.
-Candied Fruits at Candy Kitch.
See Candy Kitchen display o!
Bon Bons.
Stag Dance Dec, 90, at Red
Mems Hall.
The finest of candies at Candy
Kitchen.
Xmas candies at Roches.
ters.
Greatest values in al lines at
Chas. Roses.
-Rempel's Bazaar for low
est prices.
Elegant Christmas Gifts, at
kessler Bros.
DIR. Mansfield was in Lam
caster, Tuesday.
Prepared buck wheat at
ROchesters.
-Marshmellows at Candy Kitch-
en-. A Aspecialty.
Go 20 Steve Hudson for fresh
roasted peanuts.
Best goods lowest prices at
Rempel's Bazaar.
Chamber sets of china and
porcelain at Rochesters.
Arthur Palmer, of Columbus
spent Sunday in Logan.
-Rempels Bazaar headquarters
for toys and novelties.
New mixed nuts 10 cts
per Id at Tipton's.
Mr.. J. J. Bailey was visitor
in our city, Tuesday.
Holiday Goods on display at
Chas. Roses Dec. 10th.
Candy from 5 to 75cts. per
pound at Candy Kitchen.
Have you seen the belts at
Reber's? Nice ones cheap.
The SENTINEL wishes its readers
Merry Christmas.
Your right with the crowd, when
you 60 to the Novely Store.
Sparks and Smith keep supply
of fresh drugs and medicines.
-Rempel's Bazaar for toys.
9ueensware and novelties.
"A good Black Beaver Jacket or
Cape for S2.6 at-Stiers & Co.
Sterling silver pen holders aud
gold pens very cheap at Reber's.
Anything you are looking for
will be found at the Novelty Store.
Give your laundry 70 Chas Huston
Solicistor for Logan Steam Laundry.
-Weiland has complete assort-
meut of Holiday Gifts in Jewelry.
-RempePs Bazaar for the
best goods.
Glass Medallions more beautiful
than ever at Cases Drug and Book
Store.
You don't pay 2 big price for
goods, when you GO to the Novelty
Store.
-Messrs. Bert Stedem and Chas.
Lvtle spent last Sunday in Lancas-
ter.
For dress shirt and night-robes
for Holiday gifts come to Chas. |
Roses.
Sparks and Smith will have
nice line Of holiday goods to be sold
cheap,
"A nice leather valise makes
nice Christmas Gift. Call at Chas.
Roses.
Prof. Boyer has arranged very
excellent Christmas Program for the
Schools, on Friday afternoon, Dec.
%.
Remember when You have
Laundry, to try the Logan Steam
Laundry.
Solid silver hat, coat and book
marks only 25 cents. Engraved free
at Reber's.
Sparks & Smith will have
choice in candies and nuts for holi-
day trade
The approach of Christmas. You
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1898-12-22
ANNUAL ELECTION.

Notice is hereby given that there will be
meeting OF the Stockholders of the Saltcreel
Valley Turnpike Company, at LaurslvillC
Ohio, on
Saturday, January 7th, 1899.
At o'clock p. m for the purpose of electin
seven Directors and making the annual set
tlehent, and transacting all other busine es
that may come before the board.
NELSON kARSHNER, Pres
GEO. REICH ELDERFER, Secretary.
Dec. o-3w
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1898-12-22

schools, all our scholars, not the
elected and selected few, sustain in
the hearts of parents and pocket-book
of the tax payers.
We have added largely to our
stock Of china and queensware for the
Holiday Trade-and have something
entirely new in China Dinner Sets
in Pink and Violet Decorations also
Plain White. .-Stiers & Co.
DR.. Eutz, Dentist, Will be at
Logan, Ohio, on his regular visit at
the Central Hotel, Monday, Decem
ber 10Th and will remain one week.
Don't neglect to see him about that
patent set of teeth without plate in
roof Of the mouth.
For Rogers" silver plate
ware we do not expect to get
jewelers. prices but the same
quality is there at Rochesters
= The January number of Nc
CLURE'S MAGAZINE will contain the
second story in kipllng's new serial
of school boy life, and stories by F.
Nesbit and w. A. Fraser. Stephen
Crane will contribute to the same
what will. no boubt, be
found the full equivalent of story
q description of ride he took on the
engine of the Scotch Express, the
fastest train in England.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-16
COMPETITION
OF THE.SOUTH.
Is Welcomed BY New England Says
Mr.. Walker.
AS CEMENTING THE COUNTRY
MIR. Rowland Blennerhassct Mahany
Makes n Little Speech for the Ben
eft of His Constitucncy-Quar
antinc Laws Discussed.

WASHINGTON. ID C., March 1.-THE
House agreed to-day to consider the 0ili
for the relief Of the legal heirs Of the
victims and survivors OF the Maine as
aster as soon as the pOstofficc appropfia-
ton bill. which was taken up IN the
House today. Is out Of the way. buInh
tho general debate on the pOstofhce bili
members eagerly took advantage OF inc
latitude allowed ia Committee OF the
Whole on tho State Of the Union To diS-
cuss various political questions. and the
debate accordingly covered a wide range.
Mr.. Griggs Dem. OF Georgia. contri-
buted some remarks upon the mooted
question OF the relative advantages pro
cured by the cotton manufacturers OF the
North and South, to prove that the ad-
vantagcs enjoyed by the latter were not
DUE 20 the long hours enjoyed by the
latter. lie warned New England that
she must abandon the industry. MT
Griggs criticised some utterances OF
Speaker Reed and Mr.. Dngley and Gre
ated much enthusiasm on the Democratic
side.
At the conclusion. Of his speech IN
arrangement was made 10 close general
debate at o'clock tomorrow.
COMPETITION WELCOMED.
Mr.. Walker Rep. Of Massachusetts,
said Il was happy day for the Republic
when a Southern member arose on the
floor and spoke Of the great manufactur-
ing industries Of the South in competition
with those Of the North II was day
We had been waiting for since the III
grims landed. No section would rejoice
more that the South had entered the lists
than New England.
ave shall suffer from southern compe-
tition temporarily" said he. I'VE may
have 10 reduce wages temporarily we
may have to lose some departments OF
our industry permanently. bu; we glory
in this southern competition, because II
shows the cementing OF the common
country we love so WELL applause
Mr.. r. Blennerhasset Mahany tkep. OF
New York; denounced an editorial in
New York paper on the Sheriff Martin
verdict. The public opinion Of the Uni
ted states. he said. while accepting the
verdict registered the unofficial verdict
that the shooting down OF defenceless
laborers constituted an impeachment OF
American liberty and a disgrace TO the
section in which II occurred.
Mr.. Tawney rep Of Minnesota then
got the floor and replied TO a speech de-
livered by Mr.. Johnson CRep. Of Indiana
several weeks ago against the annexa-
ton Of the Hawaiian Islands. Mr.. Taw-
nev argued that the commercial and mill
tarv advantages of the islands made their
annexation desirable. He defended the
native Hawaiians. whom, he said. are
not an ilhterate race.
Mr.. Tawney also contended that only
unreconstructed Royalists opposed annex
alton. He was warmly congratulated
when he concluded. At $40 =. NJ. the
House adjourned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-16
HIS SECOND DISCOURSE.
Rev. VIM. \. Barr Continues TO Draw
Large Audience.

Another large crowd greeted Rev. VII
liam A. Barr, the rector OF Monumental
church. at No. 1905 east Main street yes
terday afternoon when ne opened the mid
day lenten services, which are being held
daily there under the auspices OF the
Brotherhood of st. Andrew.
He referred to the true determination
Of Christians by looking at their own
lives ascertain whether they are fol-
lowers Of Christ After passing by the
duty Of prayer and the duty of giving
form our substance 70 the work
of God. he spoke Of some of the com
mandments given by the Lord.
He alluded 10 his commandment. FOL
low me-" the obedience of which made
his disciple. We should follow him. lie
said. in striving TO be like him. I'm the
way of self-denial by taking up our
cross daily. We should confess him pub
licly before men and by living such a
life as to become public testimany Of
him We should do this in remembrance
of Him and love one another so that our
lives might become lives Of service.
DR.. Barr will conduct the services dur
ing the remainder of the week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-16
Mr.. Crosse is Sorry.

J. +. Grose. the white Henrico farmer.
who was aTestetd Friday on a warrant
sworn out by his wife. Mrs. Nellie Grose
and who. after some elaboration patched
up differences, writes that he was mis-
quoted in The Times report Of the trou-
Die as published Saturday morning
In letter 10 The Times, he confesses
ttat he was angry and confused. and that
he made mistakes In substance, he
makes a number OF denials. lie now
says that he corresponded with his wife
"a yeaI before he married her. and that
he inserted the advertisement for a wife
and that she answered. for fun, but fell
in love with him. She never assaulted
him a Ratchet or china and that ne was
rude when he laid hands on her.
His wife had 10 fights, he declares.
Crosse declares his better half is the
only woman on earth that can make him
happy. and that she has not made him
ID'seIable.
The farmer goes on 10 say that HIS
nice Western horse, that he gave 500
for is sick. and will die. and that his
sins art costing him much. He says he
is selling his property and is going 70
leave the county.
Mrs Grose says she employed - at
torney and that she was promised by
the lawyer whom she gave some money
that he would return the fee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-16

empowered 10 have the roof Of the scale
house painted. If they deem ii advisable.
Mr. King moved that a subcommittee
of two be appointed to look after any
repairs needed about the market, ana
that the sum Of 5000 be set aside 10 pay
the expenses caused in that manner dur
ing the present year. The motion was
agreed 70 and Messrs. King and Smith
were appointed members Of that sub
committee.
Captain Sullivan. the clerk OF the mar
ket. reported that the former tenant OF
stall No. TO- had failed to pay his gas
bill. amounting TO about $50, and that
the light department declined 10 replace
the meter and turn on the gas until that
debt was squared up. on motion OF Mr..
King 1t was decided that the committee
pay the bill in order that the new oc-
cupant might be supplied with gas.
The committee adjourned after dis
posing Of some routine business of minor
inheritance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-16
CAROLINE CIRCUIT COURT.
Judge Mason Qualilies--i.esolutionsot
Rcspccf for the Late Judge Barton

MILFORD. VA. March l5.-Special-
The Circuit Court of Caroline began
Thursday March 10th and held until the
18th. Hon. John +. Mason qualified as
Judge
RESOLUTIONS OF respect for the late
Judge w. 5. Barton were passed ana
ordered 10 be- spread upon the minutes
Of the court.
G. ". Throckmorton. G.. V. Ford. r..
A. Coghill and II. Carter Redd were Ii
censed 10 practice law.
Upon application Of the congregation
Of Bethesda Baptist church. stating that
all the trustees OF the said church We're
dead. Il was ordered that W. +. Skin
ner W. r.. Sale and y. X. Goulden be
appointed I'm their stead.
DIR. :. r. Dickinson. j. J. Williams r.
ID. Vincent, DR. II. 4. Glassell and NJ.
G.. Garrett were appointed trustees OF
Bowling Green Baptist church in the
place Of T.. G. Moncure, I. ID. Coghill
and w r.. Wright
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-16
THE SENER CUP PRESENTED.
Fire in the Woods in King George-A
Barge SINK i'm the Potomac.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA, March 10
Special.-Last night at the armory OF the
Washington Guard the Sener Cup was
presented 10 Private T. +. Proctor. Jr.
by Councilman John T. knight. who
made a fslicitous speech. Mr.. Proctor
won the cup as the best marksman in a
target practice by the entire company.
Fire In the woods near King George
Court House last night destroyed large
quantity Of cord wood belonging TO Cap
tain j. f. Redmond, besides doing other
damage.
The barge Fay, belonging 10 Philadel-
phia parties. sunk at Wilkerson's Wharf
on the Potomac river to-day. IL was
loaded with railroad ties.
The former home Of the late DR.. VIII
liam Voorhees, near Spotsylvanla Court
house has been purchased by Mr.. G. f..
Gordon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-16
JusIiCe John.

Josephine Jones. colored. was arrested
by Sergeant Jeter on the charge of steal
ing s.. IS from T.. W. Faces tin bank. and
she will tell about It on the 18th instant.
Willie Hoy. colored. will tell on the 18th
instant why he entered the store OF A.
Hartuns and carried away a lot of lead
pencils valued at s..
James Mcpherson and William Coles.
two colored individuals OF sporting blood.
were captured by Officers Amos and King
while engaged in playing a seductive
game OF craps. Some one else had won
all their wherewithan and they were.
therefore unable to post the forfeit OF
1920 each.
Eddie Booker, colored was practicing
throwing at Spaniards when he hit Sam
Gentry The blow cost him Sil0. which
he promptly paid.
Henry HIN, colored and Willie Hayes,
also colored, were charged with being
suspicious characters. and they were
held for further investigation the former
To the cath instant, and the latter TO the
18th instant.
Robert Bates. colored. was disorderly
and cursed and abused Matte Lewis. and
beat her ON the street, and he went down
In default OF sii.40.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-16
THEY RIDICULE 1T.
MANY PEOPLE RIDICULE THE
IDEA OF AN ABSOLUTE CURE FOR
DYSPEPSIA AND STOMACH
TROUBLES.
Ridiculc, However. Is Not Argument
and Facts are stubborn Things.

Stomach troubles are 80 comon and In
MANY cases so obstinate to cure that
people are apt TO look with suspicion on
any remedy claiming to be n radical, per-
manent cure for dyspepsia ana indiges-
ton. Many such pride themselves on
never being humbugged especially on
medicines
This fear Of being humbugged may be
carried too far: so far. in fact. that many
persons suffer for years with weak diges-
ton. rather than risk little time ana
money In faithfully testing the claims OF
n preparation so reliable and universally
used as Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets.
Now. stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are
vastly different ia one important
respect from ordinary proprietary
medicines for the reason that TN y
are not secret ratent medicine. no
secret Is made of their ingredients.
hut ANALYSIS shows them TO contain
the natural digestive ferments. pure asep-
tic pcpsin. the digestive acids, Golden
Seal bsmuth, hydrastis and nuN. Ihey
are not cathartic. neither DO they act
powerfully on any organ. but they cure
indigestion on the common sense plan OF
digesting the food eaten promptly, thor
oughly before II has time TO Torment.
sour and cause the mischief. This Is the
only secret of their success.
Cathartic pills never have and never can
cure Indigestion and stomach troubles he
cause they act entirely upon the bowels.
whereas the whole trouble is really in the
stomach.
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets. taken after
meals. digest he food That is all there Is
20 IT, Food not dieested or half diSesied Is
poison as IL creates gas, acldity, head
aches. palpitatlon of the heart. loss Of
flesh and appetite, and many other
troubles which are often called by some
other name.
They are sold by druggists everywhere
at % cents per package. Address Stuart
Co. Marshall Mich. FOR book on stomach
diseases or ask your druggist for II.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-16
BOARD STEWARDS ELECTED.
\ Minister'S Call--Guns and Mortars
EGoing South Daily.

FREDERICKSBURG VA, March Is
special.-The following Board Of Stewards
of the Methodist church have been elect
ed for the ensuing year: Messrs 9. W.
Burlington. 7. y. Cunningham, W. Z.
Lang. W. :. Embrey. Z. W. Stearns. W.
/, Brsnnan. 7. v Brent J. f. Brown.
II. d. Scott, Everett Compton James I.
Lavton. p. V. D. Conway, II. K. Gould
,nan I g Melville. Mr. p. Y. d. Con-
wav was elected trustee and Mr.. E. w.
stearns superintendent Of the sunday
school.
Rev. r. 5. Monds. OF King George coun-
". has accepted a call 10 tne Dap.is'
-i,,rcb AZ NIontross. Westmoreland coun-
~. ,,..,,,,,
through here nearly every day on the
trains bound south. Two artillery COM
panies went through on a train yester-
Gav on their way south 10 man coast de-
fences.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-16
BEDFORD CITY BANK CASES
A Motion to Suppress the Dispositions
in Big Tobacco Case.

LYNCHBURG, VA. March l5.-Special
In the United States Court here to-day
the case Of =. d. Berry and Charles L.
Mosby. charged with criminal conduct in
connection with the defunct First Ma
tional Bank OF Bedford City. was con-
tlnued until the fourth Of the September
term, the accused being admitted TO BAH
In the sum OF s. 90. with 0. c. Bell ana
j. II. Walker. OF Bedford City. as sure.
ties.
4 motion was argued In the United
States Court this afternoon 10 suppress
the dispositions taken In England in the
S45. 900 suit OF Byrd & Co. OF London vs.
Major stephen Halsey. OF this city. Judge
Paul took time 10 consider the matter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-16
DIR. S0UTHALL
AND Mr.. BRENT.
They Succeed Messrs. John {. Mas
sey and J. A McGiIvray.s
SKETCH OF THE NEW SECRE TARy
He IL n Native of Nelson. Former
Newspaper Editor and Most
Excellent Gentleman.
Mr. Massey Sick.

Hon John r. Massey was yesterday
spcceoded in the Office Of Superintendent
of Public Instruction by Dr. Joseph W.
Southall OF Amelia.
The Doctor came 20 Richmond MONDAY
evening and is guest OF Mr. \. w.
Miller. o-...
YESTERDAY he went before Secretary
of the Commonw salth Joseph T. lawiess
and qualified for the term OF four years
Later i'm the day Or. SOuthan went over
90 the state Library and Mr.. }. A. Nc
Givray. the retiring secretary OF the
state BOARD Of Education. surrendered TO
MIN the rooms of the Department Of Pub
lie Instruction.
HELD A CONFERENCE.
The new superint andent. Mr.. Frank T.
brent. his secretary, and Mr.. McGilVray
held a somewhat extended conference
with reference 10 The work of the De-
partner. -.
MIR Massey was unable TO come 10
Richmond. lie Is just recovering from
an attack of the grip and is very feeble. ,
DIR. southall will not remove his iaIn-
uv 90 Richmond He will arrange 10 re-
urn 10 his home IN Amelia every alter
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-16
TO PAINT THE ROOF.
The Committee on First Market Held
Its Monthly Meeting.

The Council Committee on First Market
held it's regular monthly meeting at No.
1913 east Main street yesterday morning at
10 o'clock. Sub-chairman HARRISON pre-
sided and Messrs. Tanner and Smith were
also present at the opening OF the meet
Ing. chairman John NJ. King. making his
appearance during the session.
Mr. A. j. Mcdowell clerk 10 the COM
mittee presented the receipt for the sum
OF s72N deposited with the city treasurer
for the amount received in the market
durinr the month on the ten-cent sani-
tary tax.
bills amounting 10 Sii05 for current ex,
penses during the past month were order
cd 20 be raid
The subcommittee. consisting OF
Messrs. Tanner and Smith. who had been
appointed TO look into the ACCESSIBILITY OF
having the roof OF the market building
painted. preSenfea "A report recommend
ing that the work be done. and the con-
tract awarded 10 the lowest responsible
bidder. the city 10 furnish the material.
The report was agreed 10 and the bids
which had been solicited from painters I'm
this cifv bv members o the sub-commit-
tee were then opened. and the contract
awarded on mo ION Of Mr.. Smith TO
Xeesru. Jeter and Boisseau as the lowest
bidder ~ their bid price OF S55.
The subcommittee was continued with
instructors 10 supervise the work and
- Sc that the roof 10 properly scraped
Gnd the cutters painted, together with
- seof. The subcommittee was also
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-16
MACHIAS OFF FOR BOSTON,.
The Puritan Ordered 10 key "cs''
Work an the Newark l. Tremendous

NORFOLK. VA. March lj.-Special-
The gunboat Machias sailed Al =. VI.
for BOSTON Constructor Stahl denies tnal
he had anything 10 do with the transfer
of the boat from this yard 10 Boston
but saws that she was ordered 10 the
Portsmouth, N H. yard She put IN mere
for a survey port. being the nearest one
IN Washington. The survey finished. she
left to-day at 2 p VI. for Boston.
The monitor Puritan will be ready for
sea in two days She IS ordered TO hey
West.
The cruiser Brooklyn. lying at anchor IN
Hampton Roads. is expected to coal al
Newport News.
Work on the Newark proceeds WIN
unabated vigor. One thousand men are
employed upon her. and II Is eNluenlly
the intention OF Constructor Stahl 10 COM
plete tho repairs within the sixty days
assigned and leave a margin, II posslo,e.
His purpose appearing to be to sho" inc
ability OF this yard 10 do great "orh
quickly when necessary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-16
WITHOUT A BAPTIST PASTOR.
An Alleged Cuban Patriot Excites H.
feresf i'm RurkeyiJIe.

BURKEVILLE. VA, March 15.-spe-
cial.-Rev J. III. Newbill. pastor OF CfeWs
and Burkcviilc BAPTIST churches; tehuereu
his resignation 10 the Burkev.ile churSh
ut the regular services yesterday. as ne
has been called TO give all Of his llhe 10
Grewe. This leaves Burkeville WITHOUT
Baptist pastor.
Rev. James b. Taylor. y. D., occupied
the pulpit OF Baptist church yesleIu@s
morning and night. preaching Two aule
sermons and taking up special coAecioha
FOR the Baptist Orphanagc.
Cuban soldier spent yesterday III our
town. He said he was Oh his return 10
Cuba after a long spell of Sickness III
hospital in New York. 81,
lie told a number Of stories OF nali
breadth escapes and thrilling adventure,
and claimed 10 bo a captain ia the fhui
CORPS of the Cuban army. ,,
While some gave him money anu Dcll,e
he is a true patriot. others express great
doubt Of his being a member OF VIZ
Cuban forces. and even 20 50 lar Is ~ ~
say they think him Spanish SPY
said his name was Navarro.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-16
0BSTRUCTING THE HIGHWAY.
No Formal Observance Of ~. Patrick
Day--Planing Mil Sold.

PETERSBURG. Va. March is-spe
cial-A prosecution has been brought by
the county OF Prince George against the
Norfolk ana Western Railroad Companv
for obstructing the public highway. Ths
railroad company has strengthened its
iron bridge IN Prince George JUST outside
OF the corporate limits. and 10 doing 50
has placed props under g. II IL claimel
by the county that in doing this the rail
road company has DISTRACTED the public
roadway. The case will be heard shortly
There Is 70 be no formal observance OF
St. Patrick's Day In Petersburg. s.. 10
seph's Catholic Beneficial Society will
meet that night and elect officers FOR the
ensuing term.
The Old Dominion Planning Mil property
on Lombard street was sold az public auc-
ton this afternoon to W. l. Davis, or
Gloucester county. for $3.50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-16
TWENTY MILES TO BE BUILT
\ Contract for a Portion OF the hich-
mond. Petersburg &, Carolina X. IL.

PETERSBURG. VA, March l5.-Spec-
ial.-At a meeting Of the Board OF d.
rectors OF the Richmond. Petersburg ana
Carolina Railroad Company, al which
were present De Witt Smith, OF New
York. president; Gen. j. G.. Negley' OF
New York. vice-president: and General
Manager A. G. Trip, OF Baltimore,
William r. McKenney. of Petersburg.
matters OF great importance TO the com
pany were decided upon.
The contract for the building OF the
first twenty miles Of the road south OF
Petersburg has been awarded 10 a large
contractor o. New York. who has given
bond in a large sum for the completion OF
the work by the first OF June next.
This contractor has large construction
plant with all modern appliances ana
the work will be pt shed ut once.