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The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-10-06

which tie chair vas added. and ths
following resolutions passed.
Resolved. That 10 trains freight q
passenger le allowed 10 stop within
tie county limit except for fuel d
water and that this resolution 10 into
effect e. i2 5 m tonight fThuudayl
Resolved, That che board Of mayor
and aldermen be requested TO place
guards on an public roads entering the
city
II was the desire Of al present 10
have the trains stopped entirely but Is
the railroads BY law have the right of
passing through the county without in-
reference for the purpose Of carrying
mails the above resolution was de-
eided npon.
Now as the passenger travel as well
Is The mails have been stopped we can
zee no way BY which the fever can be
brought into our city so there viii be
no use Of orr people leaving.
Mayor Miller has been gwen power
by the board Of mayor and aldermen.
70 employ guards which he did and
placed them on alI the roads The
young men selected are men who win
allow no n to pass unless authorized
Citizens Of ri county can come to
town as heretofore but none living
outside Of the county We are fully in
accord with the quarantine passed, but
chat as Q o a the present situa.
tion win allow the quarantine will be
removed and that Tho business ct our
city viii not be allowed 70 suaer 1T the
Of protection.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-10-06

50 keep ice on 1t constantly When the
kidneys don't set, the urine becomes
rapidly charged with albumen and fatal
results follow, The bowels should be
kept open 50 as to move once in "a
hours And II this result does not
come naturally assist nature BY giving
warm water enemas. If the kidneys
act and on IA -eep the stomach quiet
there Is but little danger. AS a proven
tive keep the bowels open. drink plen
~ Of pure water and do not eat meats
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-10-06
4 TREATISE on Y%ELLowFEyER.
By Or Mastas, 81 New Orleans.
Giying some Timely Advice

BY pr. Mastas, 81 New Orleans,
Giying some Timely Advice
AS soon as the fever deyelopes, which
comes with either chill headache or
baekache, give one pellet Of one grain
each Of calomel and soda, and IN an
hour another then ii an hour the
third One hour after giving the
third pellet Of ealomel and soda, give a
mild purgatye, magnesia lemonade.
salts or sudtz powder should neither
act, encourage the bowels To act by
giving a warm water enema. After
the bowels act, give a hot water foot
bath in bed, and hot ten orange or ger
anium Leaf II the stomach win permit
1t. But if the ten is n-auseating do not
give It At an Or anything else in the
stomach. But try to get Up a mild per
SEPARATION BY covering with blankets al
ter the foot bath Yon do not want Tie
patient 70 perapire too freely Of too
long. AN the time, from the very be-
ginning, the patient must Be Is bed ana
NOT get MP under any circumstances
Use a bed pan positively Or ia It's as
sence PIT the vessel on the bed.
Under no circumstances must the
patients foot touch The floor. no mat
tor how many blankets Won may have
under them. Keep lee On the back Of
the head at the base 81 the brain, and
On the forehead, Give absolutely moth
ing to eat, 80 long as the fever IS high
or stomach sick. The fever usually
lasts four or FIVE days with but little
variation, and when TIE stomach will
not take water 10 tea spoonfula 1t must
be given BY enemas, ter table spoons.
ful every four hours and must be given
ID some way, f e., q tea spoon fun Of
pure beet Juice, and two able-spoonfuls
Of ehampaigne Ia the water above re-
fered To- Il i~sabsolutely necessary to
have the kidneys act and they must Be
encouraged to 40 50 by trying frequent
ly II the patient can drink water, Z
even tablespoonful at time without
upsetfing the stomach, the enemas Of
water VIII not be necessary, And the
beef juice and champagne can Be given
IN only two tablespoonful Of water.
But under no circumstance must the
stomach be irritated- Should Il become
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-10-06
The Citizens Mootlng

ut the citizens meeting held IN the
mayors Office yesterday Thursday af-
ternoon. Of which Judge Williamson
was chairman, q motion was made and
carried requesting the chair TO appoint
a committee to draft q resolution il ac
cordance with the expression Of the
meeting The committee appointed
was composed Of Messrs. Delaney
rnayer, Gardner and Dr Johnson, to
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-10-06
ALL SORTS.

H@@ 0SAht2
arkviish pd Woodyll have yellow
lever
Dir. Locke sullivan was IN Green.
wood Thursday
Mr. VIII Loggins returned Tuesday
We are glad % - him back
The state board ofhealth bas passsd
on ordinance stopping ~ travel IN the
state.
DR. O. B Stewart returned from bis
visit TO Arkansas the first Of the week
ana desires % meet an his trends
and patrons at his dental parlors
We arr glad TO announce that Hon
JAS X Yariaman has been appointed
aeting Lieut Col. Of the 5th regiment
AZ Santiago Lieat Col Wiley Is net.
Ting in Col Woods place as Lieut.
Gov Of Santiago
Last Friday night Miss Mary craig
Kimbrough eompimented a merry
larty Of friends with dancing and Re.
treatments 81 her home The party
was e~haperoned BY Mrs Henderson
Baird and was greatly enjoyed by an
present
Air Ernest YOngue, formerly Of Car
ronton, died az the home OF his brother
Dr. w p Youyue.of Murray Ky O.
tober list Mr. Young WIS the son-in
law Of Mr. Oury. editor Of the Carroll
TOP Conservative with which he was
connected for many years.
The Str Yazonia arrived from points
up the river last Tuesday having on
board the family Of Nh. MeLemore and
Mr. Montgomery who have been refu
geeing at Dabney We learned with
regret that Miss Minnie MrLemore
was quite sick, having to be carried toI
her home being unable to walk or ride
They all report q pleasant time spent
on the Tanahatchie.
Two peddlers were found on our
streets last Wednesday and were arrest
ID, carried before Mayor Miller and
fined S85 each for violating the qaaran
tine laws While We are willing to up
hold the hands Of our officers in perform
ing their duty, still there ere circum
stances connected with this case that
eonpela us to believe that our board 81
aldermen shonld IN an fairness 90 their
next meeting return to these Young
men their fines, provided they are not
eaught again IN the county Ignorance
the law IS no excuse but as these
boys claimed they saw no notices nor
met any guards 10 notify them that
they could not enter the city and hay
ing health certificates they walked ia.
There has not been ? day but what We
upon the streets strangers whose
homes are not ia the county They
may have bad health certificates, but
even with these persons living outside
81 the county could not enter. The
strict quarantine waN not put into ef
feet until Friday morning when
guards were placed 81 the roads We
feel that these young men should Be- re-
turned Che fines paid BY them The Of
icers in this case did their duty as laid
down by law. for which w commend
them, but we think there are some
things done with an honest purpose in
view which Is wrong and this Is one
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-16
REAL ESTATE.
J. f. NICHOLS TO BUILD a HANDSOME
HOUSE IN SEVENTY NINTH-ST

J. F. NICHOLS TO BUILD y HANDSC-ME
HOUSE IN SEVENTY NINTHsT.
Plans have been prepared by c. p. II. Gilbert the
architect. for handsome dweiling-house 10 De
erected on the south side OF Seventy-ninth-st ll'
feet east OF Ffth-ave.. for J. f. Nichols at cost
OF sO5 900 The house will ne five stories high. ana
will be hreproot. 1t will have facade OF white
limestone in French Renaissance style. The plot
on which It is to stand measures 35xlo22. and has
side Light privileges. 1t purchased by Mr.
Nichols two weeks ago.
The buyer OF the old Lorillard-spencer mansion,
at the northeast corner OF Fifthave and Sixteenth
st, proves TO be Jacob D. Butler. The price paid
was $4,000. Mr.. Butler will demolish the old
house and erect on the plot ten-story mercantile
Henry Morsenthau sold YESTERDAY to Simon He fS
ana the lot No. 24s East sxth-st, At5l4xs7. for
j. P & f. J. Murray sold for Mrs. Colin the
nvc-story hathouse No. i,s42 Madison-ave to Mrs.
Mullen private terms . , 49,, ,.
No g East Slxty-nrst-st.. four-story orownstone
private dwelling 10; lsxlOo at $1,000 for johanna
Lloyd Perry has sold for Mrs c. Bendhs.ism to
Mrs Wiherby, Of Milford Penn. No rs West Yves,
American basement dwelling. l5sx75xses ,o,.
Albert Levi has sold TO John MccIovern two io 70,
rs feet east Of the Boulevard, and Anna Tucker
has i sold No III Southern Boulevard. fve-story
Adler e Herman have sold to Robert Rosenberg
No I67 East Observation-Disclosures xth-st, four-story
fathouse plot %xl0.u .,,u
Mrs Elizabeth Merz has bought from Adolpn
Hornes No 31S East Fffty-eghth-st. four-story
hrownstone dwelling lot 2. lOxlCo5 -.
John Rankin has sold Nos. ls6 and l6S west one
hundred and -seventh-st.. two fve-story tenement
houses. a plot 50XlN. .A
John & Henderson has sold plot on the north
side OF hundred and six -fourth-st goo feet
cast Of Amserdam-ave. h0Xlig9 and the lot on me
south side OF One hundred-and- ty-hfth-st 20
feet east 81 Amsterdam ave- 25x5lX29Xb ,,,,
At the Broadway Salesroom yesterday. Phlnp "a
smyth sold IN partition Nos. 2s4 and 2Ss Mulnerry
st 2Dxs9 each with three and four story front ana
rear tenement-houses. 10 William casey Ior . ;Is,.W
and 10 Thomas Corey for Sll.7o respectively
IN partition, No. 20 East Fiftythird-st. three
story dwelling 20xaO IN Caharine Casey Tor $40,
and In partition. No 2l5 East One-hundred-and-
twolfth-st.. l6xica. tvo-story frame dwelling 10
Thomas and William Casey FOR $3.50 . 49,.
l. Phoenix Ingraham sold in foreclosure NO; 4N
East Eighty-fourth-st.. two-story orlck u"eilhs'
II i1xiOo2 10 the plaintiff for 1850.
James /. Wells sold IN foreclosure the northwest
corner OF Villa-ave. and Two-hundred-a nd-tourth.
ST Irregular dimensions. vacant. to the plainun
samuel C;oldsticker sold IN foreclosure No 20
East one hundred -and-t twenty seventh-st, 25xs II,
a three-story brick dwelling. 10 the plaintln Tor
sl.A3.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Bailey Frederick, 10 George Macdonald
jefferson ~. 1904 Z: = OF Clinton ave. secures
Jacobs. simon. 10 Charles Jackson. n 8 9Th st.
1853 n Of Avenue ID, also No TAI East
btn ST..
Ge- Hattie c and Rudolph. 10 Mary Reed. No
c7o West 25th-st and No i34 West goth st,
month.
Bailey Frederick to George Macdonald. lots
Nos ~ ana A. map OF Central Morrisania. part
Of Bathgate farm. ! month. ............. .......
RaedeL August T Stern. W Boulevard
Lafayette 2254 n frsm boundary line OF
Fort Washington Park, I year. .....-.........
Hughes Brian q and Hugh, to Charles and
Cayoline + Kruger. u Elm-st. lot No '24' map
Of 9Th Ward. years. ..s.sss
Wenk Anton A. and wife 20 Kate Schweger as
guardian etc. lot No 2so. map Of Washington
Vile, years. -ss''.
Butler Jacob d. 10 Title Guarantee and Trust
Company, o 149th-St, 100 II . OF Boulevard.
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NEW BUILDINGS.

Cherry-st. No ios. for eix-story brick fathouse
with stores 20Ns6lO Gorror, Levy * 20, 10 80
100 Canal-si owners; G Meyers archltect.. %
s5th-st Dos n " ~ ist-ave FOR a hve-story
brick fathouse. with stores &5xs6 !. Muhl
ksr No j. West llith-st owner Pollard :.
Stelnman No 10 Union Square. architect.
Boulevard. $. 40 II II Of l4sthIst for Two
fve-stcry brick hathouses. 37xSo John Leo:
No li3 West l2jth-st, owner, architect and :.
Rosedale-sve. = 50 II n OF Merriii-st for a two
John Br,ish. No 39a Wee. 5eth-st owner: Eo-
ling architect ..........-.....
10Th st ms 100 n NJ Courtlaudt-ave, for
hve-sto-y brick nathouse 25xss. Philip kranbcn,
No i.427 Bryant-st owner. Balschun. NO otS =,
Hlghbrdge Road, :, 100 Z; Of Jerome
ave FOR one story frame barn. +ox5oi John
ClaHin Ho-ristown J. owner. n DAVIDSON
architect, No ioi Yves, 2ls, ...:a:::....,..
Southern boulevard. s. 1875 u = o. lo7th-st. for
story frame chapel. 24x49: Second church
Of the Disciples. ...........
Mohegan-ave. = io4 q n o. i15'h,st for two
two-story frame dwellings. iSX96. z g Allcot.
No Lis Fast l73th-s;. owner Miller.
rss.ss, q 100 7, " OF Washngton-ave for
three three story brick dwellings. iSsI35; L
Ryan No 2si Mad>on-av-. owner. W G Dick
srson. architect ............, .....,......:..
Cottage Gr0ve-ave. s. 100 II Of Cornell 81.
,or a two story frame dwelling. 2OX30 Carl II
Watson. owner: q Springfield. architect......
ALTERATIONS.
PARK Row No i42 "a A three-s.ory brick dwelling
md store. Martha Shrady. No Hn lexington
Bolton Road dnwood. 10 n two,story rams
dwelling; Mrs Anna Unger. No East e4th-st.
owner: George II Grebel. architect. ...........
vsadcrsilt-ave 8, 2oo Z, or i'I Us 70 :
,isek No $50 East T2d 81 owner; Glen
architect ''''''''''
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ATCHIsON'S ANNUAL REPORT.

The following is a comparison between the
ross earnings. operating expenses and net
Earnings for the years ending June 80, 1897. and
rune 80. 1898 Of the Atchison. Topeka and
esn,a Fe Railway Company. The figures stated
ar both years cover the mileage operated since
,u,v I. 1897. figures for the former year fur
rshed by the receiver OF the Atlantic and Pa
c,Ao are incorporated FOR purposes OF compari-
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vs,- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10000
Brown wear Hannah n to Henry ievin,an No 1ss oo
cohen rs nan sa. to Abraham stern and Tsidore 90,
Estaboc Edward B TO g u e. s. se iTS,aT
,,s sss nsa''q EIlisbeh to Henry Wood
sth- st. west y Of lot s64. map Of Wakefield on
yysnr Morris to Caroline N Butterfeld $50
st. 25o II = Of Park-sve. years ;...;;:...:.. A""
Keller. Theodore 70 abraham jo: e - 90
morrison. John to the Manhattan Life INSURANCE
Company. SOth-st. 1874 # OF Vth-sve nom
Pope Frances T. to Charles curtis No ai5 West ,oo
s:ians:s Eva. rs,,ek iynea and an. another +.
scanlon. Thomas ct al to Mary s Alexsndsr e..
road from spuyten Duyvil station. New.lork
Central Railroad. to Knsssrdge at corner OF 10
sm ans OF hsaGn to Psf,y souard walker
Realty Company. W corner Eiton-ave and ,ooo
The College Of Pharmacy city Of New-York. 70
Elizabeth Clark s 6sth-st 1856 IT OF 90. mn
whyte Mary p 70 Ernest wenirmann. " Cree Am
H66ns snT Adsm to OF wilism l. Flanagan as
managing director No 54s courtiandt-eve sa- :, $40
Harmon. Mary 3. to Johanna Iessn. eeth- =, ma
Kfsus M0rrt. "a and jennie to Albert Hoch,er
SD st, $50 II Of ith ave years .o. 300"
"G iM4 'eo Of o Oh ave- instruments $500
Nav sy. Fa e d F E Js;ePS Mas Jefferson 1890
Burger Ray L. to Michael FAY ami another. Nos ,o
ssTet ene rhS 5a E'' to the Bouery Savings Bank
o sth-ave and SD St year. zoo'o
SANE XIs 10 eA,'e W. 5000
FREEMAN Harris and another 20 Lily Beres -
ford Of al trustees, No is3 Henryst. years. 2'UO
Usese Charles, Frederick " Mer'ene, n, n -.
cor Lexington ave and 7oth-st years......, 5000
Ga o property year. o'"~
Empire city subway Company. Limited 70 ths
Mercantile Trust COMPANY trustee all suoways
etc rights privileges and franchises. secures . -.
bonds supplemental mortgage. zS"o
Arthur George w Frederic Middeerook .
corner Wehster-sve and l74th-st. or sprng-st . ooo
Bornanu Friedrich and Mary. Augusta
sarnues. il5th-st. 1D n OF ath-ave soo
Cohen Alfred ~ Ernesne caen. No AIS 9Th .. ,cn
ave and Nos 81 and 80 West 3ls' r.. years Zo"V
D,n0cE coSner isi., 81 and PARK ave years.. 1900
Jennings Joseph D. n Henrietta Hoppock. n ~.
18Th ~. 1855 n Of 81 Ann's ave years <'"o
Norgenthau. GustaVe l.. 10 Abraham 'iodsmth' MA
Avenue A. IS 10 n n OF Tth -, wears H'"o
schafer Mary ~ Peter Cook No 22 Fast l21th- 49,.
s..................... .....'.'.'' wv
Wolf Sara 10 Mortz Hamburger Avenue A. ooon
S42 II Of s6th-st years -oo
V'ehher John. the Bowery Savings Bank, ., -.
2ith-st i4ls n ~ 7tl-ave year .,....''. oo'"o
Fischel Harry. 20 Abraham VI Hyatt. East broad,
way. Nos 2i6 and 2s W corner Clinton-s'' y. M
Gregorio Vito 10 william Boesch. n ilth- ~
st 100 u ~ 2i-ave 3 YEAR,. .....-...,. 90"
Horfmann, Simon. Henrietta and Simon NV
berger. n 5th-st, 100 n W OF Avenue A. ,nooo
Same 70 Abraham Goldsmith s 3 6th-.t. 1858 Z,
Jacob August, Lambert Suydam. n Gouver-
neur Place, 1888 II OF Rslrood-aye; also
Raroad-ave s. $50 r. W q l6Tth-st ..,,o
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Couutrp propertn for Sale.

-ooo~>>~~~~OOOo~~~~O~>
A RFAUTIFI'I. NEW, STRICTLY COLONIAL HOUSE,
a containing eleven rooms and bath with lot l25 feet
front or frontage 275 feet II desired by 100 feet deep
All latest convenences including furnace modern sanitary
plumbing gas, electric light and running water
located in OF the finest and healhe.t Of suburban
towns only 40 minutes from New-lOrk For particulars
address r. e Poetofnce Box l43. New-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-16

SCHOOL BONDS OF THE CITY OF
YoNKERs. 1s.u-t The Board o; Edoss ,ps ,oo
Sealed proposals invited for all or any part o, " or
az per cent registered bonds in,eres, PAYABLE Apr
ava october ! There viii be bond 81 900 peyan,e
Ap1U / 1913, eight bonds ~ 1900 each, Two u,nes
rIyab- April J. 1919. April l. 1925. and your ApfI l.
1879 and four bonds z 500" ea'h pA'""'' ''''" l.
1877 1875 nnl 1881 -. -
These bonds issued IN conformity WIN Mo pr
ve1ns q, section 90 Laws 1851 and Chapter 81 OF tho
Laws = 1884, also with resolutions pas~d ~ no
Council O-t1Har =. is9, February - i'''' ''"- 80
lslS and September -. 1895. 80,
4 r'r.' il reserved inject any. part or az BIOS
With yriu he opened In BoAri room. llgh s'ho1
building Tuesdsy september p. 1888 al e.ock = NJ
nc 500 bond paynhle ~ 1918 and 5000 bonds
,axsHr IN 1q7o " hi b. dated ls@s. a.. Others
Vii he datef July 1885 and VIII De renhy rr delivery
,e o,ce q ~ Board = Ifucafipn n 10 o'clock \ VI
Tsdav october is9s aat must - paid for including
h~ C~rfNcl rh"c. 20 10 ORDER oi no
Tree surer a the cry . N0lefs
por,sals must - accompanied ~ certified check for
o. cont = the hd f0r. and inlorse1 Pro
-. for school bonds addressed 10 JOSEPH 7.
DA~4' ToSFTH 7. DAILY.
WILLIAM y EDGAR.
CHARLES PHILIP EAsrOS.
Finance
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BROOKLYN propertp for 9als.


THOR sALE-gI'B URBAN.-Two finest to date
houses on ave, between Avenue and Regent
P Fatbush. $4,000. $4,000 each; lots S0xio0; also
corner lots l03 IT and Regent Pl neghbor
hood restricted up to-date houses
II and Fast 18th st Fatbush. 1880 5000 SO 900 each:
also 24i 24l5 Churchave. near Fathush-ave. 50 900
5000 each lots 2GO H. deep on streets Address
ACKFRSON builder, 2.zI5 Church ave. Brooklyn.
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Furnished fonsss 60 Get @ onnirp

A T WHITE PLAINS. y. Y.-Furnished house all i'm
n provements. five minutes walk from station Ad
dress r O. Box las White Plains
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STEAMBOATS,.

>~>---~O~o~---~>-o-~~
gnSTNYEE E|EN GLhN-Y0lNTS
VIA SOUND LINES.
FALL RIVER LINE-FOr Fail RIVER Boston and Sew
England Pouts steamers Priscilla and Puritan Orchestra
on ,ach Leave 10 y. r.. foot ~ Warren ST. week
days ana sundays. "A 500 T. NJ steamer from y. Y
Sundhys oul, touches Newport. Other DAYS Of the
vsek Providence Line eastward touch Newport
PROVIDENCE LINB.-For Newport. Providence. Bos
isinnd Orchestra each. Lave Pier IS y. X. foot
- N,,ray ~ week dnys only. @ 10 T. NJ. touching at
Newport X l. (Molday mornings excepted) on Monday
mornings Fal. River Line steamers touch at Newport
sTOSISGTON LlNE-For Bloomington, watch I'M.
posron and on points East. Steamers Maine and New
Hampshire IraIc Pier 30 y =. one block above Canal
a, u.ek dayF only. 600 l.. NJ
NORWICH LLNE.-For New London. Worcester
',oston ana the city Of Lowell and city
OF Worcerier. Lave Pier 30, Y r.. one block above
Canal It.. week days only. at 600 T. M
G1mdS0mlHiV@p by DaYlt1lhto
PALACE IRON DAY LINE srEAMEi's
NEW YORK and ALbANf'
Daily except sunday
Leaves Brooklyn. Fulton ST thy Annex. ...... A. ID
New York. Desbrosses 81 Pler.....-.....s4v
West I'D -. Pier 800. 49,.
For ALBANY landing At Yonkerh. West Point New
hurah Toughkeepfe Kingston Point CaskIl. and iiud-
SON Res, route to the CATSKIIIS Special Saratoga
,rsin direct from the Albany wharf Through tickets
NORTH EAST and WEST. Bagssge checked from resi-
dence To- destination by New YORK Transfer co
MLRNING AND AFTERNOON CONCERTS
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financial Meeiines.


pp0VrDTNCF q sINONISeTOS STEAMSHIP COMPANY
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF the Stockhoiders
l. q, N. Providence stonngon Steamship Company
once - che lr~Asuf"rr Agerf ~ ~
New York Sew Haven Hartford Railroad 'omyany
i.euce L. on "wednesday. September D. i-'e. a.
i9 % O'clock noon for ne Gle lion Z bfroiori 10 hu-
fhrz. ,he firect9rs sell lease 30 Companys prup
.rtv and ssscs discretion. Ari for such Other
hus,.ss a. may properly o. submitted
r., ,ors viii cioss az ~ 70 ! u. tie day % the
s,ec. az W +. HERBERT. Secretary.
S.s, Yox a.r, 10 1895
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Queriermaser's Once. 1915 summer St. Boston. Mass.
proposals.. tripcats
rece we'd tn II o'clock A. NJ. September II, $685.
and then opened supplying 10000 rubiect
OF American white Head
stones IA slabs right rejec
or All proposals Preference articles Of domestic
production manufacture conditions OF quality ana
price Including IN the price OF foreign productions ana
the the.eonl being equal Information
furnished on application Enveopes containing proposals
should marked Proposals for Headstones ana al
dressed 70 J. McE HYDE. .. II.
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Phllade.phia Depot Quartermsstsr's department.,

Philadeph Depot Quartermas,srs Department.,
42s Arch-st philadelphia. September l., 1898
CEALE,D PROPOSALS in triplicate Will Do
- received here until y o'clock A. Tiesday September
9Th 1875 furnishing this depot with four hundred
Thousand wards of blue kersey hundred fifty
thousand wards D. H. shring flannel hfy thousand yards
Il n cloth thousand Sibey twelve thousand
ioine Shlsv soyepipe privilege OF increasing guam
ties my per centum AL conforming existing stand
er,is ard specifications Bdders must with what
rapidly thes max" deliveries. FUN Information and
HANKS FOR proposals Will be furnished
Application JOHN V. FURRY. Deputy Quartermaster-
= A
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>oooooo>oNo~~v>~ooocs>~N
RMY BUILDING. WHITEHALL STREET,
~ New York CITY september IS. lsss-seaed pro-
uossls viii le received here until II O'Clock a. m Sep
ienher II isqs reh;ins the l. ;. Transport No
Sauk Gnycrnment reserves the right reject accept
snv and an proposals part thereof Proposals ana
,s, rct,ons bidders furnished application. J. W.
sT-NNIrRHAYfS Major and Quarermaster. L. :. v
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GUNNER Resorts.

Srrilnfr Efeorie.
G011lGrogGG 1mn
AND EIGHT COTTAGES BERSAEDsVII.i.E. " J.
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SsEPTEMBER RATES AT MAPLEWOOD HOTEL.
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adults Sc. children 81 a. W LYMAN BOZ l"a
Gonnirr Boarb.
C,rNoLp GENTLEMAN or party wishing pleasant, sunny
- room table. for fall and winter. Adfress
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