Laurens County GaArchives News.....Building of  the New Ferry August 8, 1878
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THE DUBLIN POST, August 8, 1878
		SPECIAL NOTICE

Public is hereby notified that any person 
crossing the river at Blackshear Ferry will 
do so at his own risk—as the
County will not be responsible for any 
Damages until a new flat is built,
		Aug 8 If
					ALSO
Will be let out to the lowest bidder, before 
the Court house door, in the town of Dublin, 
on Monday, the 10th day of August next, at 12 
o’clock., the building of a Flat for 
Blackshear’s Ferry. Said Flat to be of the 
same length and width as the old one. 
				
			John T. Duncan,
			Ordinary 
Aug 8 2w

		    NOTICE

		BRIDGE BUILDERS.

     Will be let, out to the lowest 
bidder,before the Court House door, in the 
town of Dublin, on Monday, the 10th. Of 
Aug­ust next, at 13 o’clock, m., the building 
of a bridge across Turkey Creek, known as 
Telfair Bridge, and keeping the same up from 
the time said Bridge
to be 800 or 870 feet long.
     Also. at the same time and place, will 
be Let out to the lowest bidder a building of 
a bridge across a Bridge across Rockey Creek, 
known as
 Whitehead Bridge, and keeping with 
the time frame up for seven years from the’ 
time said Bridge is received. Said Bridge to 
be
 about 400 or 400 feet long. Plans and 
specifications of said Bridges on time at 
this office, and can be seen by any person.
     The contractors will be required to give 
bond with two good mid sufficient securities 
in double the amount of 1be contract, 
obligating themselves to build said Bridges 
according to the plans and specifications by 
the 1st of December next, and keeping them in 
good repair for seven years from the time 
they’re received, These bonds to be given the 
day the Bridges are let out. 
	Also at the same time and place will 
be let out to the lowest bidder the building 
of a flat for the Dublin Ferry
For said flat to be 60 foot long and 11 
width. Plans and specifications can be seen 
at this office.’
			John T. Duncan,
July 17th, 1879		Ordinary								 
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