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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-03-23

Chicago, March 22.-The Union
Pacific Railroad Company have made
the freight tariff from here to San
Francisco the same as from New
York.
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LETTER LIST

LIST Of letters remaining i'm the
heyemne Post Office March -, 1875,
\ hich If not called for within thirty
lny~, will bc sent 1" the Dead Letter
Office. Persons calling lur these let
ters will please say advertised" =" Civ
ing date.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-03-23

Montgomery, Ala. March 22.-The
Legislature adjourned to-day sine die
The last act passed was one withdraw
ing the license tax from hotels, and
permitting propricturs to make con-
tracts with borders.
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A fBRgA IRA SSyyAASp TRaplYh p tx bpAyhl,'iE
iesye vc:iry ~ pier 80 \ Il dsilf saaaiy; et; ftcl
Cornwall, Ncwbursn Pou lhkeepae Rhineo g, Ctt
XII, and HUDSON. TlCKE s on s iLE FOR POINTS
NORTH AND WEST. Trip Tickets to West PDl1,
COrusall and Newburgh. returning same day. IL
Special trains to ana FROM bsratogA To sarstOfi
$500; rounI trip. $40.
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PrOposaIs.
PROPOSALS FOR STONE.

Sealed proposals will be received az the once OF the
Trustees Of the New YORK aud Brooklyn Bridge ~ Water
s. Brooklyn, until ~ O'Clock noon saturday Oct for
the delivery OF 900 cubic yards cut backing 900 cubic
ysds Gu. fac" stone and ISl cubic yards arch stone
OF granite corners $50 cubic yards granite face stone
and 81 cubic yards granite arches.
Printed spocincatona may be had at the once Plans
Dover sts, New ora city.
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Bubble Noilt,s.
NOTICE OF rnE sALRor LANp. sNO

OTltE OF THE SAIE or LANES kNb
CRY oT kKw IOgK, DEPARTMENT Oh fIsAEny,l
BuRIAu oF ARRRAR>, July l. 1879.
Under the direction " Andrew n, 1rrrI. unpiro
Ter OF the city OF New YORK the Undersigned LWep
gives puONc notice, pursuant 70 the ~ fi,ohs by nv
act entitled An Act Tor the collection ~ ,hcs ast
mrnts, aud Croton water Ia the city - ~ llf
Aptl 1871 thst the respective uNuers ~ a. me- anl'
and tenements on which asec6amtuts rave been lia
and confirmed, ana are now due al unpaid, AMI ll,t
remained due and unpaid since the eonnfmli1 on slH
assessments, for rrellailng grading, turh
rnl paving streets, nAgying siieNaks and c (" ~ -
fencing aud hhng lots, building sewers, en- r. !,
derground drains &c. connrnsl prior % ~ ~
1872, are required to pay the amount % ne -,
menls 40 due end remaining unpaid - me -.
Arrears, e his ONCE In the FnAnce psp4ri gr. ~
new Court House ~ the city Of New lot. t,ssl rsr
win the interest thereon. Al the rate N l-sits 4.
cent per annun, TO the time u payment, VIA "-
charges Of this notice aud advertisement ,,.
Anl n default shall be male IN tutA pNiNssr
such lands aud tepenents will BE- sold ~ 80 "a
ton, at the new Court House, In the ny ~ TT
Cl2) twelve O'clock, noon for IN loNes -cfh y. ~.
NJ which any person shall ofrr TO iAht we So,
consideration OF Aivanglng ihr SMuuhia OF r-r "A
mei I so due nnd UNPAID, aud The lu'ct's '..Fr
aforesaid 10 the lne Of the sale, snd Toe ff rer
charges Of this notice and adN'ru'emeaii Hhl 80
charges and costs accrued thereon. .f..-rh
Ana that such SAFE viii be confined TON mad
time until all the lands and tenenSnls mere "o'
for sale shall ne sold 49, ..,.us
Aud notice is hereby further given 'hAlt aeo..bs
statement Of the stsessmenu thc osaerrh no ~
property which The Ass-ssments arc du, 1lu III
pamphlet are deposited In the ONCE OF W. W. \. aslly.
Arrears. IN the Finance Department and VII W WV
cred 70 any person applyinl for the s.le A,,..s. D..
\. = CAOI' Gers Awe
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manit1. .-4tmal,s.

n nett ~ Brookyn are the best and most
h1ble place. TO ge, .n ,eS4E omss o. term.
g .se MsI1%s s;cnsSfea Tsne sls 40, ,S,
,os F nssr on FD9a
isnys ia Birscksru. wsbsve every week $40 dozen
Tunnel ana caco shlrts to give out We pay from u g
sou can do for Two yesr and slo% Is per cent on
Awe PROMISE CONSTANT Eu-
chine wants on one yssrs tins II you are not willing
w W., s"'' r.,
1911 ,AilVN ~ ~ ssitcn VIZ y, - GA
written guarantee to turniah all the besrpayrg work
earn IRON c'iS per week ~
locs stitch machine on fsdies' nndcf wear steady
work ami good prices to good hands sors given out
ie'erenco required ooo'.r','' WY w. "eie,'
sye our Fes a fu o oIr O so cb S.V cr
loom loom SEQ iroidwn few good canva.scr' wanted.
yor>.,.tuI.~ ,nted tor general houscW ,rki
family for wod,I,ls wages can h,y 6r reo9 hone ior
The winter d appD ing 10 ME- ~hOHl' west 'th ~
Ill Knds new sewing mac ines for sale 70 rent, or
n eAcIans. also, bonsh. and rSpal'ed good second
Y,v-T.',..- orer,,o, an poue.,,c ma.
A chine or i,ass rlc,pr AMI bo"s' .gi1s Also I've
hnshcT'' "orchard st. "reenpolnt
ass Tis,Sri % eaas aoTs fd'e ten quick
-. =
A hc psi, Place q az, ssN VII! c ma
yot->c y,,l 10 do general honsesors. At ols sth
N ay. hrst hell.
(noAk MAKERS and op, atgr. on SINGERS
ton and West IT.
<uo,k u,krR. waited. a,.o learners. eeo
~ Mn En-" """''"' So MS ~
Eyrsn.rNcrD operators for 'u.pcadcF'. 10
lN y" TX sa p Sg, ~n
I,lRsr.cs,e- custom cloak cutter snd inter
,e's'., Good ,a,,,,. a., sewer. wanted
L steady "or' good priee'. "a broomes'.
,,,Y .r,yrusw,n,a, -, No., 49, w. ,'s,
praccc nv ise,o wanted ~ Mercer ST. '''Nen
VNuK SIN hHS wanted Tor te"l sGqq.Hsb nc earn
W. N' ''"'''' no
Fur SEVERE wanted at li' Grand It NJ , 'Ieit''
coon pantaloop nn.her. wanted At 3 New BowcTy.
~ i NooHh,
haafi n 90 sen,s 'A 'e- also SUP ''"en
I,,v,.no "a 90 ,a,n, . nah, =, mar. ,.-..,,
LADIES. ArrENTION. -scsins m chnes rent.
ed, sold. exchanged, aired. improved gre bar
-, ,.a..,,a.. .,,,., -, ~
'os anu eu''.ns ''' Dr'"u w. "'' r'A W.
OPERATORS aud basters apaca aud linen
J cOate n m and women prra-crs
out good hands Call all the week 81 ~ 81 ~, "a
lon.
OSTRICH ana Fancy fcsrhers waited -urlers
and eilkert also a few small haiIs tt learn.
r. GAUIlkR, $50 Canal Il.
=. =,
alpaca c, Al hand good prices paid .g Nofth 7th
Ote y" AMY fR $50 9Th ~
OPERATOR on custom pants wanted
OPERATORS. batters. and pnish"rs on nne shop
~ pants steady work. ll6 Norfolk e.. up stairs.
DIAPER Me- .-wAntei girls on paste worI.
J. ITO Bo"er, WI slRt bt.
.1VxyISc uAruINps An 1,,as 10 rant n
= monthly payments. NJ Bsecser si. near Broadway.
xx,.~rrn IA, .x,,n.., .i.L ,,au.,.. .o,r
w 49, ~, 1,s ~. rs y. - a. - ,r. r,reI
to turn out GOOD dea! OF work may apply AT 2ls
lfurfh ST.
xx,.Srpu nea, s,a i,sv Dir, 10 mind a h2hv
w only Tho living IN the neie Aboi 400 and ~iling
70 board Win thtr parents neei 'ppp 81 700 west Eo'h
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Rtrsuml Hutt.s.
A IL. OFFICERS and soldiers wountsd, however
JACN9 S, late Hirgeoa U. NayY,i New Chamber'sL
nISEASHS OR MEN, Nervous Debility. aud
J kindred anrclOal. epc,diy and porman entlI
cured by HENRY A. pANlELi n. d., lii Lexington
sV., near 20tA It. Hours, 10 b.
NTEDICAL.-Ai disc lses ana complaints treated !
WI no fees unlesa cured sasfactoriyi consultation
free. Dr. VESTS only ON e. 81 Bleeckers &C.
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Two BAKERS wanted . cake baker and confec-
Il TONER; one that make all Kinds Of fancy cake,
pastry, &C. Address BAKER box 1866, sun once, for
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$usin,ss GbHnts.

81 SUMMIT sS sn'nR . zoe. sssS
An Abnshcd white good. bur ness shirt,
~ aics anf iniAnii' underwear cheap GA eceount
Az old. Stabished stationery. TOY. AMI Leyspaper
n s'ore ~ rsu,s for sac cheap isI c s For par
old.cstah.he1 e2nieetionery ard 10Y store clesp
n s'le, al We S9di., doing good business
Az sstabll''et rhe.!wrch, shop for sale. IN good
n near forTy, Huaicr's Poirt. Long Island a :.
N hooi; low rcnt. Inquire At &c Atlantic ST, B'iJn.
A S sds s sac Ds6 1s ISss sS Si ,a'
IyUTCnRR shop f)r sale. Corner LIST av and iisf
ID At lager beer raoon.
sale or s :spr TOO much for
GARY stodi So bale, Of lay /. cry Tooipy 90
deck VII b" soid che,P. Apply TO L. W. BEAsLEY
NOR SAIR-A stationery. Dews, and variety store
Grand 81. Willisu.'burgh.
in the store, 525 Esst il.hst
NOR saba manufacturing confectionery, oys-
order 7Gi Myrtle Az, Broosiyn.
FOR sALE-A Toy ssa candy .,o,s IN s2 20 lo,a,
ton and doing good business Apply At ~ ChrJste
street.
NOR SALE Stock sld nStures Of stationery,
VARIETY ana news depot dom! steady business at
PaMs 1H Il 81 a' INV ~ '''H' !" n''''' location
7 .IQU0M STOLE ina, s9s! $500 to a. qp a year
bowl 81, for three days, a, soo ersSd &C. New
York Fix counter.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
.yALU,AGrLg RAILROAD Plant FOR SALE.
81 pot TlE TEAMS. Vitl wagons aud harness
"a b s 70 ~ easd ,:e ep5'n s Or :ss power
ySIscLLLASEoGsS roofs AND MHeHHlNEaY.
DIlIoS, cLYpE4 CO,
DLIMDING SHOP to leti tools ana nStares for
sale SPLENDID loo ton; prom rSmneo! corner pres n
y Sdn ss'nS ''
NEST ss ~ se st and ''' st. Inquire of
WANTED-To, sell eoqnty rights 10 The ststes Of
lara '' al xiii Ssst 5Sth a. '' 'D' ''0"'
OK WILL; Buy stock and fixture. Of an ssta5.
fentony ss sreit sieriGcs Cali Tor three days al
No. ) KING g.
800 WILL buy sa oId t. esDer snd
ply at oil lslsv
sa6nes sauss
EXcEhSsII.ok SAy "a ,Ss AZ BAS SEk;ors
Interest compute ssq Poanded ,nqAry and july
5 Rta mon Fss GSS ss ssSS Bas
open daily alec M2nady, TSd9sslsy an SATURDAY
t. K fnvrurr Wee fre,'s GRO G. WALDO secy
FRASKLIN sAyINSSs nANKs corner tsa 8
% Jug sadsy aud MONDAY eyaSSss from p' % H.
per egG y * R', Il eyre, 9n.N
S'H hlosd. ~ Sh A:Ss 9sc 1853
open daily from 10 A. NJ. toSP.M.
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Amustmtuis.

A CADEMY OF MUSIC, -Klr.lfI Brothers, Lee
the World. Crowded from pit TO dome. Last Matinee
next SATURDAY.
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Z ott,ri,s.

GOHS AAA WYOMING State LOTTERY
~ lO.JNDU. draws Oct 10. Tickets, 81 each !
6'ioT o. PaThcuarA OF II, LOWE, Agent, 23i and s35
Bro dway, opposite Post once.
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nPPOSITION.- Albany and through TO TROY ;
" deck, 25 CITE; with berth u vita room, 81. o.
SCHUYLER from Franklin ST., Pier S. Mondays, Wed.
nes .ays and frldsye. Bpm. W. HANCoX.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAnnOAD,.

L .vn TliE qGEAI TkG TX hlHEsr rs
Trains leave New York from foot Of Dcsbrosscs and
EaPTcss Tor isrrisbgrs P,t.sOureh. the ives, an ]
south Nth Pullman Palace Css s.tscnod $50 A NJ
To5 wiil!s%.pSgs and Ioes idycp i,i. PhnsdcP,ls
.nd Ere pv Soan9csIss :, rhade,pn va s s;s
$50 NJ CONNECTING at CORY for rtusvllle. Petroleum
FOR Baltimore. Washington. and the South, Limits
w.sangs.n sIp,ss' OF raI%s,a Psy'os Cars dal,
sD' R% ossi! ~ a $40 H. sns OF " sunday
Eip5ss. tes re go NJ sd is,,
:eSsaS ei..: 49, ',' a"'. ~ a'
!7zse sSc iYiS sSs IL nisSt SaSdsj e.
ssS as s,S siS u.s. 40 81 siS so
"a: , SO ~ ! AK - I'D $40 EN- "s"' 01'
sc s fca s;1 s S isc i5 SEQ SO D. SO as
Ssio, lSP.S and IL night. Sunday A ~ O'o' q
Tcto%oGaOfiasc, Perth 4 hSTeoy and South Amooy
.iC:S,so. $40. Pm. and is night. sunday sA. ~ g.
t,:i M ~: 4, n.oS and Ss0rS
Tor r.nsss9n; z 500; n. 1880 ,.lo sn,7P. NJ
For flemngton PhillDsburx AM Be'vldere, $50 A.
For Mercer .nq sOmsr.e, BrsncnsP
or Ttessop Border ro oya HTr'n5t and CANDIDA
FOR freehold. 73jA g. SID t!o +;
A.
Tor flights own, Pempet on. ID tam len. VI, Pcrtr
Annoy ESQ r. NJ. ana via Monmouth Junction 40
For Hightstown and Psmbertou. 9 A. NJ. via PEI n
hmooy and 7:iOA via Monmouth Juuction.
Trains arrive - follows From Pittsburgh O;55 an
1879 A, NJ sud 9so NJ daily 1858 A. ~ AL go
Baltimore, $50 A. NJ, i:i5, BIS an1 1917 T. Il SUI
ITO S4p 10, s 81 s insn S SS go 80 osi ii
1927 p N. SUNDAY b1O. 0;e0, 900 1915, 1881 A. NJ"
$500. g:yO, 1877 and i1i5 T.. N
Ticket Offices 6s6 and ga Broadway Asor HD1ts.
Brook, III, iiS. iis Iinds IN st. no,5k;a a.
FRANK rHOMsJN, ID. ". boyd. ia,
General Manager, Geu. Psssehker Nr'1'.
A tAASSX ASP ERP,Yt, p By bPIAyhi,' h,
eave vcstry si Pier 80 H., daily sunday. exs teI
~ $50 aud 2tth sat A. ", ian ling a. West Pp 1t,
NohTn AND yhsT; Trio Tickets TO We. Pom
Special trains to ana FROM Saratoga To SaratOfi
1920; rounl trip. $40.
ToW "a re-; oil Low rEHAfRfEI ,uor,os in
by Peoples Line steamboats, to Albany. the North
West with comfortable staterooms. warmed BY s1eUn
Fire,-clss passage onlI u.
Pa sage anu berth, ti.OO.
Deck passage, 90 cents.
Leaving daily SUNDAY excepted) at p ", from Pier
IL. North river. foot OF G nal II.
NuTIZENS' LINE steamboats, tor Troy and all
" poin North and West Low fare. Frr-t c ~ =
sage with cabin berth. 81. Frstriass passage with
stateroOm her ~. y OK passage, 25 cents
eP. ". IN Pier Az, r., foot Leroy st. Fac Sunday
evenings. nrstclass t1.5O.
nPPOsITION.- Albany and through TO TROY
" deck, 25 CITE with berth. u vita room VI. o.
SCHUYLER, from Franklin ST., Pier S. Mondays. Wed.
.ays and frdaye. SIP. NJ. W. HANCOX.
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4 CORNER liquor a ore TO. sile cheap does good
"a business corner Of summit and lmiay st., south
BROOKLYN.
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Amus,mtnta

Amunmtnta
II W. HITCncooK,s
THIRD AVENUE THEATRE.
between 3Oth and 3ist sts
nEc wiSsnTpIpP Business SsnsSer
PROP. Leader Of Orchestra
DURING Tux WEEK, and SATURDAY MATINEE.
PART FiRsT"MiNsrRELs
ssilsdshui the Door softly .,...R b CsnnIns
BssS solo LET Ali sinclair
Ballad Don't Forget Me Nora, Darling Howard
Grand Finale. Warren. Mulero and Company
PART sRCoND-sPECIALrIEs.
IN Their artistic Songs aud Dances.
GEORGE wARREN's. BANJO SOLO.
THE Sk kIT1tr b RIsMpsD'
In her original local songs
REuAN BROTHERS
In Their irish spccialties
TnR sERENADEi
WARREN. MULGRo, sEABERT AND coRRIE.
MAGGIE DEsIER
Will Introduce her Troupe OF Performing Birds-the
nrst Birds OF the Kind ever educated.
oPERAric SELECTIONS, MISS ETTIE ROMANO.
FRENCH TWIN SISTERS,
in their Double clog Dance.
The EVENINGS entertainment will conclude with tho
Laugnable Durlotta entitled
ACTING MAD
OR, IN AND our OF PLACE,
In which Miss MAGGIE DkNIER viii pcrsOnate Six
Different Characters, Introducing her numerous Songs
aud Dances
lety, Maid OF all WORK 10000. ,............ | .
Diddy O'k0urkc, Gem Of the Emerald Isle. MAGGIE
Mile. Adelaide, a French Actrcss. ...........
Nile. FrarcOna, a French Danscuse. DENIBR.
sally JackcrHprt Down.Esst YANKEE orr
NJ Punrttlioi- T. iauette ..... Charles y. Seabert
CiodOniOus, Faithful Servant........ Geo. Warren
PRICES or ADMISSIONS
General Admission .95 Cents
Reserved Orchestra OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Cent?.
NhlNIl
70
Sng.c seats IN Boxes Nts. aud u
Doors open at o'clock.
Performance to commence al 3.
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9ua1 4armsguI9.
Bats uno Cans.

I've kA6GpnI ~ \. sucCEss, DEskRyE IT
sesame" TO popular favor. For proof see his Fall
Hyes Of Rentlemens hats A. 2l3 Broadway SIS Bro I'd
unSue hAs over beeA Introduced " pubic notice
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-03-18

We would again remind our read
ers residinyin Pleasant Plains t"wn.
slnp of the near approach, at The
Spring election, und the importance
of waking mp to tho matter aud
seeing that it is attended tn. Oar
reasons tor urging this is, because
there is, many times, an indiiltr-
cncc manifested in regard to town.
ship elections, which is al'oge,hc
wrong. The people want good
men in office: men honest aud ca
pable. We emphasize The latter
word for the reason that it is Just
as iu,p"rtan' To- have persons COM
petcnt Ia d. tho wnk properly, ia
it is tn have thcn h NEST. There
are plenty Of men in the township
til To- I'LL the offices. See that they
are elected. lfnot among the pres
cnt "tiicers, then find them clse-
~hcrc; but secure them 10y al
mcane.
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AFTER three or Tour wears spent
in trc .ndcav"r, Congress at last
passed III l'qnnliEihc tho h"nn-
ties of suliicis. :" rs Ia allow them
all Il b',uniy NJ tho rate of $St per
month Ter all the time spent 10 the
service. F:ut President Grant saw
tii IT, vet" that hill. because he was
o,,.s,d to IN increase of the ma
,innal debt. The two actions arc
MT alike, vet we can hardly help
heinz reminded "t y President. wh".
when the national debt was great
~ than ~ j. now, accepted an IN
crease of salary --fr"m $50 600 q
wear, 20 $50. 600 - wi'h"n, q muir
n,ur. But then, thar MAS "hly Civ
ing public money to one man. while
the pa cage "f the bounty law would
lie granting from $50 I" 5000 to all
|
snl.iicrs that had not already re-
crivcd bounty TO the amount per
month "f service, above specified.
Economy is IL e"od thing, especially
~, en il is rractiscd ut the expense
at the pa +. needy and helpless.
The till tn ,qnalizc l"uniics was
ipat orc, in every respect. The
government. during the war paid
quite large buunties to some, while
to others it paid little or nothing
In many cases those wh" received
the least pay endured the mos
hardship. 1t is right that they
should at least receive rs muc/
bounty as the others. 1t is perhaps
true, in one sense Of the word, tina
it would increase tho debt; still the
money, or the greater portion of it
would he retained in tho country
aud would operate more as LOAF
than n gift, I" he repaid to the .coun
try in the improvements it w"ul'
have tendency to create, and tn
grateful remembrance 10y the mel
through whose toll and suffrrin!
alone the country was preserved
, to us to-day.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-03-18

Our latest advices from The Leg
islature. slate that a hill Repeating
tho law creating the offico of Conn
~ Superintendent Of Schools had
passed. The Senate, AID had been
recommended 10y the appropriate
committee in The House Of Repre-
scntativce. Senator Wctbcr up
posed the repeal OF the law, aud
stated that he thought il would he
taking u long step backward. Sen
aror Gray, Of this District, voted in
favor If abolisl,ing the officc. w,
agree with Mr.. Webbcr that the
present system is best, although it 1t
doubtless susceptible Of amendment
and Improvement. Ono diff 'nlt,
with the system Of Township In
spectors IL to procure conpcten
persons in all the towns, and Tier
10 have them take a proper inieres
in the matter If scl,oola.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-03-18

JUsT how TAR The work OF adopt
ing uniform system of school
hooks has progressed throughout
tho various School Districts in the
county, we have not learned. But
we do know that it 10 matter oi
necessity to the well being of the
schools that the same kind at boOke
he used IN MI of them. Nothing
has a greater tendency to create
confusion and retard progress oil
scholars, than a mixture oil all Sol Il
OF text books, with scarcely any TIVE
children possessing the came sericr,
Parents having the best interests oI
their children At heart land where
"a there ono Of them that has not
will insist upon having uniformly
OF books. Teachers desire it, al
desire il, and then why not have ~
The facilities offered tor procuring
the series If books introduced by
Lee s. Cobb, are such as to rends
q Ssas 'Dable excuse for not obtain
ing them, on, of the question. W.
trust that we may soon see all ih'
school authorities moving in tbi'
matter.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-03-18

LACK of space this week. is our
apology tor not publishing in full
The ,roceedinxs of the Republican
County Convention. held here ON
The 18th. All the townships were
represented, wo believe, except
Glrncnc. After "reanizati"n. the
Convention proceeded 4" ballet ton
candidate for County Superintcnd
ent of ScI,ools, will, the following
result:
LIST Informal Ballot ID. g. Da-
vcnport. 6; Lee S. C"bl', 8; u. \,
Lathr"p. 5; Ralph II. ll"llis'cr, !
81 Informal Ballot ID. g. Da-
vcnport. 10; ID. A. La'hr"p, 5; Lee
S Goth, 3.
On motion ID. G. Davenport was
declared unanimously nominated
aud the Convention adjourned s'n'
die.
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We undcr>ta Il that indi, lin q
in CERTAIN I" rih'ns W 'ir e. mt,
arc ,si,vt.c cir i, flncncr 4" iudoc'
people 10 vic a,ai"sr the r'l">'-
iion Ia l"cntc the County Seat ~
Baldwin, not because they deem
mi. ma improper paint, h"' through
feelings "f jealousy aud selflshneas.
VIVA, benefit are the people {" do
rive from such Il rourscf Il there
amy p"in, in tho county mere clisi
bic than Baldwin! l. there n v
other l.'ist where the re"p'e ARE
likely To- locate tho County Sent
more readily than they would At
this ,lacel We ere quite certain
there is not.
Every citizen in tho cnunty VIII"
intends Ia remain and make ii ~
! erman-m, home. ia Interested ia
and dcsirious OF seeing its develop.
mcIt and improvement. One OF
the most desirable improvements
needed in tie county t-1ay is a
suitable building 1" DO occupied h.,
the county Ulcers, FRI court room
etc. The Cow .ty can and shoel''
possess such a hmil'ling within
eighteen ~ ,nlhs. The voting ("
the County Seat to Baldwin vii
secure the immediate erection If ,
court house, with slight expense
to the mass Of taxpayers. The do
feat Of the proposition means
pr"l"nyation Of the present unsatis
factory state Of affairs, and cOnsc'
qucnr delay in the progress OF TIT
county.
We believe the citizens of Chas,
do not deny that Baldwin is u suit
able point for the County Seat
We have heard a number vi lh-n
state that they did not expect 4
keep the C"unty Sea-, permanent.
at Chase. Then why this opi'nsi
ton to its location here2 Wha
motive would prompt citizens 4
vote to leave the Count, Seat wher
i'll now lncated} Would it b.
through selfish, personal feeling, "
through ~ desire 10 benefit tn
county ut largel We trnst ever.
honest citizen will look CAREFUL.
at this matter, If We are TO hav
suitable county buildings ercefr'
so"n, the question % locating I'll
County Seat permanently aust b
.e,tlcd. II the county is 10 90 al
for another term Of yoars, with tn
present incnnvenienccs, then lot til
peeple vote down The pr"p"sltlo
to locate the County Scat ut Bald
win: but il the settlement Of thi
question is desired, and bn'ldin2
erected which will he credit I
tho county, then vote in favor
locatins tic Conn,y Seat here.
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