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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-02-20
Horrible to Think of.
ASTOUNDING DISCLOSURES AND IMP0R-
TANT INFORMATION


The attention of the people of this city
and country is specially called to the num-
of deaths reported in the papers FROM that
dreadful disease, CONSUMPTION. In fact,
this disease is reported to be constantly
increasing, as can be seen by examining
the mortality list, and all caused by not
breaking up slight cough or cold as soon
as it appears. which can be easily done by
using HALEs' HONEY OF FOREGROUND AND
TAR. an article which was discovered by
the late DIR. Hale,a celebrated physician of
Europe, and used in his private practice
for many years with great success. The
present proprietor, believing this market
required just such an article, has purchas-
ed the same at 4 large outlay, and is now
preparing it according to the original re-
cipe. And those who have used the artic
| lie (who are thousands) consider it a certain
cure for all Coughs. Colds. Hurseness, DIFF
| fcult Breathing, and all affections Of the
ThroHt. Bronchial Tubes and Lungs lead
ing to Consumption Sold by all druggists
Great saving by purchasing large size.
Pixies TooTHCHE DR0Ps cure in ont
| minute.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-02-20

.,,, located at ST. Perry Street, DAVEN-
Perman,eGnuuIa where be has been for eight years.
PORT Doctor has pracced medicine Twenty ygss
and IL rcBaa i trestmept il invari BILE attended
Institutions. s,sbIished success. Persons comins
with wen., Ts may rest assured OF recovering
under t'n"6t guaranteed by science, skill ana
comprennTTuEs' COMPLAINTS. In this department
PENAL tbe Doctor is prepared 10 treat In the
Of meds antiac manner He earnestly solici1s tne
attention on ,n t tbaf his medicines give the most
iecty cln4u,S Then do not delay, as a complaint
speedy r5 .n,able today may become incuraole IN
fr1p
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-02-20
vounp Men

,, ,-, suffering from thu effects OF youthful fol;
Tso aG should Gya tt tas seI 9s o.
thI.. the Et,nWt,, Tr. McAffee will guarantee TO
fering mum Kindred Dollars for every case Of semi.
fori, G1 nc!l or private disease Of any kind or
na. WeHel,.I,icb ne undertakes and fails to cure.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-02-20

our Palace Cars is n SMOKING SALON where
you enjoy your Havana" at all hours OF the day
Magnificent Iron Bridges span the Mississippi and
Missouri rivers at all points crossed bythis line and
transfers are avoided at Council Bluffs, Leaven-
worth and Atchlson, connections being made in
Union Gepots.
THE PRINCIPAL Il. Il. CONNECTIONS OF THIS
GREAT THROUGH LINE ARE As FOLLOWS
AtS HICAGo, with all diverging lines for the East
and South
AT ENGLEwoOD. with the Lake Shore & Michigan
Southern and Pittsburg. FtWayne Il Chicago r. Rds
At WASHINGTON HEIGHTS, with PittSburg Gin
cinnati * st. Louis f. X. - -
At la SALE, with Illinois Central r. r
AtPEORIA, with P. Z. 4 J.; P, l.. i ID. L B. s. W:
Ill. Midland: and t., Z. y W Railroads.
At ROCK ISLAND, with Western Union X. Il. and
Rock Island Peoria Railroads.
At DAVENPORT, with the Davenport & North
western r. K.
Al WEST LIBERTY, with the Burlington Cedar
Rapids Northern Il. L.
At GRTNNELL, with Central r. r. of Iowa.
At DES MONIES, with ID. NJ 4 Fit. Dodge Z. r.
At COUNCIL BLUFFS, with Union Pacific R r.
At OMAHA with b. y Mo. Il. II. Il. lin Nebb
AtCOLUMBCS JUNCTION, with Burlington. Cpd1-
Rapids 4 Northern r. Il.
At OTTUMwA, with Central Il. r. Of Iowa; st
Louis, Kan. City Il Northern and e.. b. 4 Q. r. Rds
At KEOKCK, with Toledo Peoria and Warsaw:
Wabash, and st. Louis, keokuk Il NV r. Rds
At BEVERLY, with Kan. City, st. J. & c. b. r. IL
At ATCHISON, with AtchlsOn. Topeka & Santa Fe:
Atchison n Neb. and Cen. Br Union Pacific r. Rds
At LEAVESwORTH, with h p. and X. zen. r. Rds
OEIA, DES 8EOINES, COUNCIL BLUFFS,
treat Rock island Route are sold by all
ada.
One ticket Office, address,
Il. ST. JOHN.
Gen'I Tkt. and Pass'gr ARt-
FfrarvI
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-02-20
DR., BONAPkRTE & co,
CUR YOURSELF!

HoHanua cstabie Caratisr' IS warranted to per.
tH,utv cure a forms % NPsrrIAttorrhsa or Seminal
Ntakur,s, Grnora brbuy, impoeHry etc. and restores
"o,t Power" and brings back the 'hOaihfui Nigor OF
t who have destroyed 1t by sexual excuses or evil prac-
tees IN from two weeks time. This remedy, which
hl used by Or BJhaHran in his private practice for
over thirty years, known to 0l IN curing even
tH WORST CASES. Il gives vitality and nparts energy
with wonderful effect those middc-aFcd men VINO lee
weakness beyond their years Its inyFoTatng properties
Young suffering IRON me toilse-
guUnre Of that drcndfIy destructive habit OF sell ABUSE
this medicine with the assurance oil SPEEDY ana
PERMANENT cure. The patient guins strength ana Gas
ttg spirits once it Pcs directly on the parts aiec-
90 soothing aud healing tonic and arodyue 70 le IT
faxed vesircs and rritacd ducts, ipartng power
and tome aud restoring them to their natural state the same
% the bluJful habit had been INDUCED IN ne
u-rdcnts simple productions OF IOO''
h5hs, etc, and specific for the above diseases .
All persons must before contemplating marriage relee
NEt sound lind and body the iost necessary rul-
Ffn7 prOrnute cnnnubia happiness. Indeed, wluiou
r,,, the tourney through life becomes weary
o. mind becomes ahadowed with despair and nIGd WNI
a melancholy reflection that the happ IS OF another De-
comes 1ghtrh with our own.
nf'pricc Five Dollars, sent with fall directions, etc., &c
ty address For sale only at DR. G. a. Bohannan once
$40 I North Fifth street. between Washington avenue ahI
Green street, -. Louis, Mo. Established in lhH
n1Dr s"Irpatise on Special Diseases, which gives
clear lUucapn Of the nature, causes, symptoms, means
cure etc., of SYPHILIS, SEMINAL WEAKNESS, ETC, gen
FREE 20 any address upon receipt Of ono stamp.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-02-20
PALM SOAP,
PURE PALM SOAP
A PaILADEI p1rA sppcr.Imv

;, =. u I1IA SFhCIALT4,
sta oilshed forty years and for sale nv moro than
enroi 1I ~ storekeepers. This Soap has no
1qu@l III qualltS or cheapness, for Bath and Toilet
P psef Pern I'm made Of LIBERIAN OIL from the
t rALm TREE. Packed in boxes containing two,
Lnfee' hYe or eight dozen. A liberal discount RI
Wholesale Dealers. Manufactured by GRAVES q
SON, 1905 Christian street., Philadelphia II is
used by the Oldest resident families. physicians
and many public institutions-.he Amer, can Hotel
Baths, public Ledger" Post Office, Water De
partmeEt, and the Turkish Baths
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-07-17
Tho Hot Folks Hegira.

! 1ns severity OF the heat during the past
| week has proven a god send to the ho' el
Keepers, and baggage smashers. Every
body wEo is anybody has gone to the
| Springs. or the Sea coast or any rate has
shut the front shutters, and pretended TO
go; and only a very few. uncommOnly
| sensible persO 8 1--WE run with that crowd J.
have dared to acknowledge that they
have Mt gone, and that too owing to reasons
| connected with the financial coudi ion of
the country Still. it must be confessed
| there is a Datural desire to know the names
OF the frivolous people, who frequent the
Springs, and Mountains and Gaps. and
Oceans, and such sort of places consequent
Y we have collects d column of the latest
departures.
AT AsHEvILLE -Mr. J. G. Buxton and
family, Rev Geo. Summey and family, L.
w Sanders, Geo II. Brockenborough.
At WINsToN.-Missts Maggie and Lucy
Diilard, of Charlotte visi ing Mr.. Hairston
Miss Maggie McBryde. and Miss Nellie
McNeal, of Cumberland visiting DR..
herd. Miss Fanny Moseley. Miss Mary
Brown. all Of Danvile. Miss Ora Brown,
and Miss Tatum Of Greensboro.
AT GLEN ALPINE-Maj w. T. Black
well AMI family MIR w Duke: Mrs L w.
Dewey Mrs John S Lockha t, Mrs R E
Lyor.
AT BEAUFoRT.-Rev. r. II. Chapman
and Mrs. Chapman. Mrs Gov jarvis, Mrs
Ike Young, John Calling and family.
RALEIGH FoLKs-Maj, P. NJ. Hale and
Miss Hale are spending the present week.
in Hickory, and E. B. Engelhard the same
time. at Winston Miss Lavinia. and Miss
Bette Haywo ood. have returned from
Warren county. Miss Matte Fowle, Mr.. p
II Andrews and Edgar Leach. are
at Glen Alpine. Gen. r. F. Hoke
has been paying a visit to LincolntOn.
DR.. w w. JOres was call d to Wake For
est yesterday to attend his nephew, Dixon,
who is quite i'll of typhoid fever Mr..
Willie Hicks is also i'll with the same dis
ease Col Faison ard family, Mis- Dee
BRYAN. Miss Kramer, ard Others are a.
Beaufort Miss Tuck goes to Asheville:
Miss Perkins 70 visit Mrs DR.. Wilcox at
Lenoir.
Mis- Nellie Ma ~ is visit ng Mrs. f.
G. Haywood in Washington. Miss Nellie
Marshall has command of the CalistheDic
class among the Normal Scholars at Chapel
Hill and is teaching the teachers, and
teacheresses. TO walk bo h wisely and well
Mid L. Leach ard d. Avera at White
Sulphur, and Col w L Saunders at Warm
Springs.
GREENSBORO FOLK The Patriot says
Mrs R. N. Caldwell and children are visit
ING Col Johnston at Charlotte ..... Ernest
Caldwell with Misses Maggie and Mamie
are visiting Statesville 49,. Miss Sue Dick.
Miss Nettie Settle, Mrs. J. \. S,aples and
family, Mrs. Appleton, go to Asheviile for
the summer. General and Mrs. Scales
Mrs. Adams and Mrs. Eggerton, have re-
turned to Greer sboro.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-07-17

Raleigh ObSercer The Governor has ap-
pointed the following gentlemen direct rs
OF the n K R on the part Of the State: q
NJ Busbee, State Proxy; Gen X f Hoke, w
F Kornegav. DR. PRIDE Jones, Grange; John
Gilmer. Kerr Craige. Armstsad Burwel',
John l. Morehead and d nald McRa.. DR.
Pride Jones takes the place Of Maj. J"hn
w Graham. who was elected by the di-ec-
tors trustee of the sinking fund of toe y G.
Col John A Gilmer axes che place Of julius
A Gray, the President Of the Cape Fear
and Yadkin Valley Road. The old Board
was in session yesterday at Ch ,rlorce and
the stockholders meet to-day in the same
place. They will choose four directors on
their part and the new Board will meet i'm
mediately.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-07-17

THE DOG-DAYs.-It may be cruel. but
some Of our farmers a G wondering whether
few mad dog bites judiciously di trihu ed
among the mex. lie iSlature IN ght not be of
public benefit. There is Ii tie us, for tho
newspapers to ha p upon the suhject. But
we can give few suggs stiv" facts occa-
sionaly. Mr.. NJ. T Scarb rough, Of Hicko-
rv Grove, Little RIVER township, writes
that during the past shree weeks, in the
bor.iers of franklin and Wake counties
there have been not less than fce hundred
sheep killed by dogs! Mr. Scarborough is
positive that fully five hundred were slain );
ard as is supposed, by only t,ro d,gs.
black flee, and = cr5ss Of fce AID bull.
There is great ind g alton throughout the
region, and an earnest demand for IA effec,
tive do r>law.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-07-17

HEIREsS TO A MILLION.-M s. Ragsdale
the widow of the late d. G.. Ragsdale.
ESQ. has, by the death Of a relative fallen
heiress 10 s. 600, 900. The estate is valued
at Sc 600, 900, and there are six legatees. Of
whom she is one, and her sister, Mrs. Nc
Gilvarv. the wife of Rev. W. B McGilvary.
of Richmond, is ano her.-DanDiue (Vd)
Ners
Wei, that is pretty good, buS we learn
that Mrs. Gilchrist. of Fayetteville, widow
Of Presbyterian clergyman. recently re.
ceived legacy of 800, ,OOO-left by rela-
tives in Penns ylvania. She is an aunt of
NJ ISIS Josie Baker who graduated at Peace
Institute last session.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-07-17
sNOL IV.-NO. Il

PEOPLE.-Senator Ransom aud family
were in the city on Tuesday en- route to
Ashevile for the summer Gov Vance
did not go 10 Beau ort. Gov. Jarvis, how
ever, made a fl ing trip. Rt. Rev Bishop
Lyman met Mrs. Lymaa 4t New York on
her return from Europe. Mrs Slonewall
jackson, and Miss Julia are at Buffalo
Springs. Capt lredell Jones will be chief
marshal at Charlotte Fir. Mr.. James
Arlington and Miss l. zzie Arlington, OF
Nash were united in matrimonial alliance
last week. =. K. B. H., of Washington, has
suspendei Tom Powers, of New Ber"e
Revenue Collector, and given his office TO
+. A. White, Of Hertford. Powers is
Northerner aud Giant man; White runs
with the Shermanites. AS an illustration
of Civil Service Reform" this removal for
pOIlt1cal pu' poses is a success. Col. A.
w. Shatfer, U. S official, is now a landed
proprietor of Warren county, having pur.
chased at public sale $500 acre planta.
ton, known as Largo. or the Peter X. Davis
place, for the moderate sum of SO, $50. The
Second District has now Republican pos
slble candidate for Congress, who will
m axe things lively. DIR. f. O. Elliott the
Press says, will, about the first Of August,
run steam ro4d-e ngine to haul guests
from Hickory to Catawba Springs, eight
miles. Judge NJ rlimon will address the
normal school at the University on the
10th, and Judge Cox en- the 18th. Gel h.
l.. Polk has distributed about six thousand
OF the hand books issued from the depart>
ment Of agriculture. C considerable talk
was aroused last we by the report that
M. I. P. Devereux, Ex-Solicitor of the
Criminal Court, had gone to Florida to
capture L ttlefi Id. The latter was. of
course notified. There is evidently pretty
Big le * somewhere =. They talk Of Alex.
H. st phens for Governor of Ge )rgia
hasn't the State suffered enough by having
him Gu its Congressional delegation:
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-07-17
At the Ladies meeting in the Cap tol,

At the Ladies meeting in the Cap tol
Yesterday Mrs Capt A B Andrews was
calle d tn the chair, Mrs Mordecai was made
President Of ihe Auxiliary Association.
and Mrs j. 3. Bitchelor was chosen
presidea Cf The Executive COMMITTEES, to
which was assigned the patriotic duty of re-
pairing, and keeping in repair the fences
plots, etc. of Oakwood Gem. tery. Speeches
were made by Col. Anderson. R. H Battle.
Jr., P. F. Pescud, Esq Judge Cox, Col
Heck, Col W. II. Crow. and others. Ad-
journed to meet, came place, next Eu sday
at 81 z. NJ.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-07-17

DURHAM NEwS.-From the Plant 1t is
an outrage for the Revenue Branch office
to be removed, and we have Col Ike Young
to thank for it. Du"ham pays thrae fourths
of the Revenue of the whole district.
b: idge has been ordered to be built across
Eco River at Guess mill..... Cap. Ed Par
ish and lady have returned from Buffalo
b J. Duke and lady, and Miss Lulu Wood,
ard Mr. Isaac Link and lady. have gone to
Stonewa'l springs ..... There will be a basket
pic~nic at Holly Spti $ in Wake county,
on Friday, July, 18th IN IS Flora Nc
Ma, men died tn motnir 6 at 3 O'Clock of
pulmonary consumption THE ladies of
the Presbyterian congregation will give a
lawn partv' in the hotel front yard next
Friday night. Parrish's brick ware
house will be completed at an carly day
and it will ba mammo h warehouse. 1t
is 225 feet long. So feet wide and the sales
room IA feet pitch. This is not o1ly tho
larg st and finest va ehOuse in the ate,
bat it will rival tie best IN Eirg'nia.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-10-15
Albin Correspondence

The Sleepy Eye Wide Awake is i'm
proving in character. It has not con-
tanned an attack upon a decent man
for a whole aceek. $50 mote it be-
Threshing is almost completed in
our town. The yield has been poor;
only few fields yielding ten bushels
per acre. The average, probably, is
about five or six bushels.
Although the weather has been very
fine for farm work most everybody is
behind in getting ready for the COM
ing winter. Little blowing is yet
done.
Prairie fires are all the rage now.
Last Friday week some silly dolt set
out fire in the town of Mulligan and
burnt up his neighbours hay, stable,
team, his house and one Of his child
rem. On the 9th inst. some one set out
| fire on section five, in this town,
which soon reached and destroyed
about one hundred tons Of hay for Mr..
CRUDE, in the town Of Stark. When
will people use common discretion II
this matter! These public offence,
Iare too common and too severe to bs
passed over.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-10-15
BurnOtOWn Items.

The wheat market at Burns is just
booming.
A. D. Aarnes is paying cash for po-
potatoes, so bring 'em along.
a fair demand for barley; NJ. H..
Gamble, buyer.
Lumber is coming lively into An.
derson's yard. Lumber, like every
thing else, is steadily creeping up.
To the delight of all, we were bless.
ed with copious rain the latter part
of the last week. More is needed.
The threshing in this section is
now nearly done and the threshers say
that they are not sorry, as it is not the
choice of all work.
Mr.. Phelps, postmaster at Eagle
Lake, has made us visit. No doubt
he was looking after the wood trade.
It is we'll enough to prepare as the al
MANAGES say the coming winter will be
a cold one. -"
The cattle buyers and drovers are
now getting ready to ship and empty
stock cars are in great demand. Am.
brose Parsons and NJ. III. Gamble are
already in the field, but our good ma
tured Henry Dressler has not yet put
in an appearance. We expect him to
come to time daily.
In addition to the new elevator
already erected they are nowbuild.
ing a new Office. Mr.. Warnecke,
our saddler, is adding improvements
to the town in the way of a new
dwelling house, which he already has
we'll under way.
Walk upon the sidewalks! A new
sidewalk is being built in front of G.
Schewe's saloon and extending by
John Roth's store and dwelling to Mr..
Schaumburg's corner. Another is be-.
ing laid commencing at the new store
and extending past H. Weyhe's store
and Warneke's shop, with strong
hopes of being continued away I'D the
street.
The price of iron, like everything
else, has bounded up over so per cent.
thereby giving employment to many
an idle hand. Does this not indicate
the hinging point from the dull to
good and lively times? The iron next to
the staff of life is classed among one
of the Indispensable of all things; no
matter what labor you do you want
the aid of iron, from the most deli
cate needle to the most ponderous en-.
CINE. Darrach.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-10-15
New Ulm, Oct. 49, 1879.

New Ulm, Oct. 49, 1879.
Editor Review:
I would like to call the attention of
the citizens of this city to the absolute
necessity of thoroughly cleaning up of
all the alleys and streets, removing the
filth and disinfecting privy vaa.lts. We
have had an excessively hot summer
and the general health is much below
par, as the direct result of the same.
Our back alleys are literally loaded
with filth, and decaying vegetable mat
ter, giving off, constantly, poisonous
gasses thereby loading the atmosphere
with miasmatic yapors. Pig pens are
abundant and filthy, many of them
not having been cleaned for months;
privies that have not been cleaned or
disinfected for years. Now this is all
wrong. We are on the verge of an
epidemic of diphtheria that, I fear, will
prove to be of malignant type. 1t
surely will, if no precautions are TAX
en- to guard against it. Let our City
Fathers see to it, while there is yet
time, that our streets and alleys, pig
pens and privies are thoroughly cleans.
ed and disinfected. Let each citizen
see to his own premises. Let each
resident buy few pounds of sulphate
of iron (green vitrioD chloride of lime,
carbolate of alum or carbolic acid, in
solution, and so long as there is any
effluvia remaining, let some of these
disinfectants be used freely; and my
word for it, that it will rob the disease
of one half it's terrors, and be the
means of saving the lives Of many
children. Hastily Yours,
G.. BERRY, NJ. D..
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-10-15
PER sONAL.
Senator Miller, of st. Peter, made
our city visit yesterday. ..z.

Senator Miller, of st. Peter, made
our city visit yesterday.
Mrs. ). Popp departed for Cincin.
natl last Wednesday evening on q
few weeks visit to relatives and
friends.
Major Strait departed for home
Monday morning bearing large wild
goose, the partial fruits Of his three
days hunt.
Geo. Urban Jr., Of Geo. Urban &
Son, Buffalo, N. Y, was looking over
our city yesterday. Urban & Son are
extensive dealers in flour, much of
which they procure from our millers.
M. H. Gamble, of Burnstown,
made us a pleasant visit last Wednes-
day evening. Mike reports business
on the increase at Burns.
Mr.. Hodgden, for a number Of
years depot agent at Marshall, was in
our city for few days last week, the
guest of w. Boesch.
Senator Helling, of Linden, looked
over our city one day last week. He
says the political pot is commencing
to simmer in his part of the county.
H. Werring, one of the enterpris-
ing merchants of Golden Gate, and J.
w. Clary, of the same place, spent Il
few hours in our city last Monday.
Mr.. G. B. Tyler and lady returned
from Pennsylvania, where they have
been visiting relatives and friends, last
Wednesday evening. Mr.. Tyler re-
turns much improved in health.
H. c. Mallet, clerk of school dis
trict No. SO, town. Bashaw, called in
Monday to renew his subscription to
the Review. He says he can not get
along without it.
49, M L. Wood, of Lake Benton
made us very pleasant call this MORN
ing. 1t always gives us pleasure to
meet such whole-souled men. NJ. L.,
our latch string will always be hang
ing out for you.
Charley Lieder, of Chicago, has
been spending two weeks vacation
with his brother-in-law, VIM. H. Kies-
ling, of this city. Although we met
the gentleman in Chicago few years
ago, we did not have the pleasure of
becoming intimately acquainted with
him until last week, when he accom-
panied our party on a goose hunt.
Charley is tip top good fellow and
we hope to see him this way often. He
left for home on Monday morning.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-10-15

4 dissenting voice to erect a town hall.
It was concluded most expedient 10
raise funds on the stock plan, fixing
the shares at such prices as will enable
almost every citizen to take one or more
shares. j. G. Zieske, j. w B. Well
come and John Kobe we're, on motion,
elected a committee Of arrangement
and vested with full power to make
any arrangements necessary to bring
about corporation to carry into effect
the object Of the meeting. It was re-
solved that the proceedings, Of said
meeting be published in the Wide
Awake and New Ulm Review. The
meeting than adjourned to- meet at !.
G. Zieske's on "Wednesday evening,
Oct. 18th, 1870. All are invited.
"A. j. SANDERLIN, Sec.
L. w. Dousman, of Green Bay, Wis,
has been appointed station agent at this
place viz. j. A. White. resigned. Mr..
D. intends moving his family here as
soon he can find rooms.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-10-15
THE SUPERINTENDENCY.

The day Of election is drawing
nigh, and a few words with refer
erence to our candidates for Super.
intendent of Schools may not be a.
amiss. There are three candidates
in the field namely: Torey Olesen,
the Republican nominee; D. G..
Clary, the Democratic nominee; and
r. G. Bestor, independent.
Mr.. Olesen has been resident of
Brown county and New Ulm for
quite a. number of years, part of
which time he has been teacher in
the public schools in this city. He
attended the Mankato normal school,
and graduated in all the departments
of that institution with the highest
honors. His experience as a teach.
er and a liberal and continued course
of reading and study has excellently
qualified him for the position to
which he aspires. He is the peer of
his competitors in every particular;
is in the prime oflife, with splendid
abilities and a well. trained mind, and
the very important interests of our
schools can be safely entrusted to
his care.
D. G.. Clary, the Democratic no.
minee, is a resident OF the town Of
Home and has also had some expert
ence as teacher. We are not In.
+;noo fn1r, nrn,,n;,n 4 M ..xr;+h L;n, o,,I