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Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-04-11
Business Notice,

the building formerly occupied by ALLEN
& SMALL, Bangor ST., am prepared to
do all kinds of Job Work.-Sawing and
Planning, Band Saving and Turning.
shall keep ON hand Cotfins and Caskets.
Brackets and Modillions; and am prepared
to make at short notice, door frames win
dow frames. and get out house finish to
dimension Office tables and counters made
TO order, and all kinds OF cabinet work so.
licited Good work and low prices guaran-
teed hope by strict attention to business
and fair dealing to be able to suit all who
may favor me with their patronage.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-04-11
SALE OF SHARES OF CAPITAL STOCK

This Is to give notice that on Nav Sd, 1854, at .
O'Clock in ths forenoon, at the office of Clarence
Hale, Esq, No az Exchange ST., Portland, Me,
hail sell at public auction for the non paw ment of
sment due Mar. lst, lss4 sufficient number of
the shares hereinafter mentioned pay the assess
ment ue thereon the same being els on each share.
The shares o be sold 2oo shares in the capital
stock of the Common Sense Fertilizer Mfg. Co.
the same now standing on the books Of the COMPANY
in the name of The Common Sense Fertilizer Co..
GEO. A. Stafford, Treasurer.
Portland, Apr. 9. 1854. rapIl-lsL25
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-04-11

Hon. S. L. Mlliken is mentioned favor
ably in all parts of the third congressional
district. The Belfast Journal speaks
handsomely of him as candidate tor re-
nomination. and the Ellsworth American
of thi. week publishes an article strong
ly endorsing him and favoring the idea
of giving him a unanimous second
nomination. In this western sec
ton of the district, we hear moth
ing but satisfactory expressions OF
Mr. Milliken's course in Congress. He
has given the best of attention to all the
local wants and wishes of his constituents,
and In the broader duties ola Congressman,
touching national and other important
questions, his course has been sound
and right, and he has displayed ex-
cellent judgment and ability. We have
no doubt he will be unanimously nom
mated for second term and receive very
strong popular endorsement at the polls
next September.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-04-11

The New Age discovered in its two
weeks meditation over the Cincinnati riot,
that Cincinnati is democratic city, and
the State of Ohio has democratic COVER
nor. and the mob was democratic mob !;
and so to avoid censuring its party friends
for their infamous acts in creating the mob
and their imbecility in dealing with it, 1t
imputes the whole trouble to the press
Of the city. 1t screens the guilty
men. whose motto in the State
election was Free Whiskey and no
Sundays" and charges innocent parties
with being responsible for the great crime
against the law. This is about what
might be expected Of an Ex-Governor who
endorsed the counting out infsmy in our
own State. encouraged communism in his
address to the legislature, and would take
any position in politics that would ad-
vance his selfish and personal interests.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-04-11

KENNEBEC COUNTY. - In Probate Courf,
at augusta, the fourth Monday Of March,
1854
A SHER II. BARroN, Administrator on the
"A Estate of Crosby Kinds late of Benton
in said County, deceased, having petitioned for
license to sell the following real estate of said
deceased, for the payment of debts, &c viz: farm
was burned; part Of . store and lot, and q farm in
Benton.
ORDERED, That notice thereof be given three
weeks successively prior to the second Monday Of
April next, in the kennebec Journal, Q newspa-
per printed in Augusta, that all persons interested
aay attend at Probate Court then to be holden At
Of said petition sho1ld pot be Qalfed.
EMERY o. BRAN. J1des.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-04-11

The burning of one of the large, lofty
and fashionable fats of New York City
brought out forcibly the danger to life and
property which lies in this kind Of struct'
ure unless the utmost precautions are TAX
en-. Fortunately no lives were lost, but
the towering eight-story building, sup
posed to be .'fre-proof," burned Ike
kindIing wood. and had the fire started at
night terrible sacrifice of life must have
occurred. As IT was, s,the tenants by taking
advantage of the prompt warning and leav-
ing everything behind managed to escape.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-04-11
NOTICE.

Al persons are cautioned against giving credit On
ny aceolnt, ~ shall pay no bills after this data
unless contracted BY ny order.
=. r. HARRIS.
Augusta, Me-, Feb. iol. fso2sa5n
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-04-11

Reports from Moosehead are to the effect
that the Lake il in an impossible condition
and the indications are that the ice viii leave
much earlier than usual or that the lake is to
be closed to travel an unusually long time.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-04-11
Wanted.

YIYANTED.-A middle aged American woman,
w who has had experience, to do housework in
small family. No washing or ironing. Wages IT 90
per week. Address 7. y. Box 747, Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-04-11
JAMES A. JONES
marl2fu

aosftive Curc for Canccrous and Scrofulous Humors
Nervousness, Weakness, Bilieusness, Liver, Kidney
and Blood Diseases. Large Bottles, 50 Cents. Sold
by all oealera.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-04-11
CAMPAIGN WEEKLY

We will send the
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-04-11
STATE OF MAINE.
NJ THE GOVERNOR.
A PROCLAMATION,

In harmony with a New England custom, snd
recognizing the spiritual benefit resulting from it,
continued observance. By the advice and consent Of
the Execntize Council. I DO hereby apppoint
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-04-11

Fitz W. Gilbert has been appointed Janitor
Of the Belfast Custom House.
The mayor of Belfast has appointed new
night watch-John Dollif and Joseph b.
Wilson. Policeman p S. Staples is retained
as night watch along the water front OF the
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-28
Great = IL Lake.

A gentleman who has Ia ely
been sailing on the Dead Sea Of
America, thus descfibesit. "Soon
we we're on our way toward the
hazy western shore. As We passed
along the sea-guls circled around
Ms or foated on the water, their
white plumage shining in the
sunlight Every now and then a
hawk-moth would fit by or alight
on the boat; dragon flies would
stop long enough to gaze at us
curiously and then spin off to
ward the distant islands. Occs-
sionally a l7-year locust would
hum past as If to mock at US for
ever daring to believe that this is
the Dead Sea of America As
the bow plowed through the water
millions of small diptera (fliss)
would rise from the water where
they we're resting, and cover the
bow OF the boat till quarts Of them
could be collected. The water OF
the lake is their home, and they
are as much at home sitting on
the water as skipper is ON an
Eastern pond. In some places
where it is calm these flies darken
the water for miles. Here mot
on the beach) they lay their eggs,
here they hatch and here the
larvm live by the million till
ready for the pupa state, when
they attach themselves to the sea-
weed (aoating everywhere in the
water) and remain till they emerge
as perfect flies. The larv@ doubt
less prey upon the strange little
shrimps that live in the water.
There are infinite numbers of
these, as there is scarcely place
IN the lake where a bucket OF
water can be dipped without
taking up from twenty to 500 OF
them. 1t is strange that people
should call this a dead sea, for
though the number of species
does not exceed ten or fifteen,
there is no lake, fresh or salt, in
the world that contains half as
many living things as Great Salt
Lake"
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-28
Wednesday, the 4Sth bay Of May
A. -, lASN

IU the Matter ef the Estate of urht IN Bnchheim
deceased.
Pursuant 10 an order Vt this Co ri made thi.
day notice is herehN given that Thursday the III
day OF May ISL at | - O'Clock \. N. OF said
day, at the Court Room OF this court, in Los
Angeles, county OF hos Angeles has been Appoint-
ed Tor hearing tnv Application nf g II. Bollinxer
praying that document nov On file ia this
Court, pnpIrting TO te the last Wtil and Testa-
ment of UrbW Iiuc1h'i,n, derea44 b. ad
United Co r,httc, and tlst letter. of adlniui,
tration with the viii ann, \ i h. i-suci thereon
to e, u. Boil niger. 1T which time and place all
persons inter sted therein IN ~ appear afl co &.
test the same
\ " POTTS, c .unty clerk
BY n. r TANsY Depnty
Date.i april 2d. lss4 aps1td
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-28
a Comfy Cavan Negro.
Now York Journal.


Andrew Tobias, a full -blooded
negro. was brought before Justice
German at the Jefferson Market
Police Court yesterday aud
charged with stealing shirt and
some other linen from William
H. King in u Seventh avenue
saloon.
"What is your name?'
"Ye can see be the papers that
it's Andy Tobias an I'm sixty
seven years old cum next Christ
mas.
Where were you bornP" asked
the Justice, aghast do l see II
colored liishmunp'
Indeed aud you do, Tobias
replied. ~ was born in County
Cavau, as was me father and
grand ather before me. Me
grandfather, I'm told, was the
body servant of an Irish l,rd and
settled in Cavan
"How long have you been
here p
"Only tin years, Yer Honor. ="
"And how do you get along?"
81 don't get along at all. The
German iliment is increasing, an
there's too many Italians in the
city for an lrishman to get au
honest living II I'd my way I'd
hire couple of scows and dump
all the Italians beyant at Sandy
Hook"
"The officer says you were
drunk"
"An' maybe he's right. | did
take IA sup too much, but | nivei
dhrink anything but Irish whisky
and Burk's best at that"
As King did not appear against
him, the Justice allowed the phe-
nomenon TO go with a reprimand
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-28

am take yez all in if yez don't shtol
that howlin' an' pushin'. said poice.
man to tumultuous group of hangers
on at the back entrance Of a theater
"Phat air yez doin', my how" "We'r,
rehearslng," explained the spokesman ol
the company. ''Raybersin for phat,
"The new star begins her engng meni
next Monday and the manager las hired
us to play the excited multi ude storming
the ticket office "--Brookiyn Eagle.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-28
A F,shermrn.r sonloany.

singular" mused an old Dqlawar,
fisherman as he sat picking bones out
Of himself like pin fe ,thers after din-
ner. singular, a shad has got 204. .00O
bones an n shadder hain't got nary a
one. | kain't understand no such o.
grammer like that, no how. Marthy
Ann. wbur's them thar nets You lowed
yo'd done got mended afore turn o the
tideg" Aud as the cares Of life surged
over his soul once more all contempla.
tion Of the normal structure passed from
his busy mind, evenas AN ephemeral Ike
that hntters faintly TO the ground Mt the
Concord Summer School OF Philosophy.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-28
An Old Saw Reset.

Plumber Have you MIR. Rich's bill
made out yeti
Clerk: Yes, sir; but ! want 10 make
another ono. There il big mistake in it.
Plumber: What sort OF mistake?
Clerk: The bill should be $l3.i7, bnt
! got the figures transpo'ed and made il
out for S3l.l7.
Plumber: Are you sure the u cent,
is right'
Clerk: Oh, yes; perfectly correct
Plumber: Then never mind about
making any change. Take-care OF the
pennies and the dollars will take care Of
themselves. -Phiiadeiphia Call.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-28
DRESsM aNtMC.

BY Mrs. W. }. Cole. now permanently located
at l23 y. Iiill street. Lately from Milwaukee,
Wisconsin. aps7 ls
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-28
Boston Culture.

"By. Jovel" said the iynx-eyed proof
reader on Boston paper, Somebody go
down aud kick slug nine into the street.
Here's three times have marked beans
on him in that poem Of Julia Ward
Howe, and every time he spells il
p@ans.
my soul sings pnans to the gods Of Spring.
"There's lot of sense in that, isn't
therel Where'd he ever learn to spell
beans that wayg" And his face was llvid
with wrath as once more he saved the
poem from destruction. - burlington
Hawkeye.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-28
Petition for Re Conveyance.
In the Superior Court of the County
of Los Angeles, State of California.
In the Matter Of the Estate OF Eli W. Hawkins,
deceased

Pursuant to an order Of said Court, made thi,
day. notice Is hereby given that Joaquns
Sepulveda de Moreno has presented to saii
Court her verified petition clsiming to be emit
tied to convey uice from the administrator oi
the estate OF sail Xii W. Hawkins deceased, Of all
that certain lot or parcel Of land situate in the
said county and buun led and particularly de.
scribei M follows, to- wit: East by water ditch
and land on April 26th, 1882, of Pantho Pallore
no; north by land then belonging to the estate
OF W. w. Standefer, deceased, and west and
south by land then Of Eli W. Hawkins and now
OF his estate estimstcd to contain five acres OF
land. more or less, and being the same land
decided on or about the 10Th Of April, 1852, by
Joaquina Sopulveda de Moreno to Ell W. Haw-
ins. by virtue OF a written contract from him to
said petitioner Of date April Goth, 1882, and re-
corded June 10th, 1888, in Book lu7 of DEEDS,
page 10 In the office OF the County Recorder OF
said cou .ty, and praying that decree be made
by said Court authorizing ana directing the ad
ministrator of sad estate To erecuie to petitioner
a conveyance OF said land and prcmses above
described, upor the payment by petitioner to
said administrator OF s3l3.45 with interest til ere
on at one per cent per m nth from April 18th,
1889 to the d te OF such conveyance, (ths
amount of money due on such contrsct); "A d
thu said Court has appointed
Wednesday, the 9Sth bay Of May
a, -, 1854,
At 10 o'clock A NJ. at the Courtroom of said
Court, at the Court llouso, IN the city Of Los
Angeles, IN said county. a. the time and place
for hearing said petition; when and where all
persons intertsto in said e-tate may appear
and cont vt sal petition by hl,ng their obiec-
tions In writing. A. w POTTS,
clerk of said court
Dated April 2dth, 1854. ap27td
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-28

Mr.. Barnu offers prize OF $500 for
the best pocn, on the white elephant A
Chicago editor who has fishtd up from
the waste ba,k, t a recent poem ,ulogizfng
Chicago gnls lovaiy ltot. thinks he
can remodel the ciiu ion AID gather in
that way $500 without particle Of
trouble.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-28


themselves abandoning will nothing
tocur
bromN In the
many ssuces in heat
both all doubts hat
alremdie
CURE YOU WITHOUT
f ON q speedy lite
Om MRRoNDE BLOCK, SPRING
Corner nd HSteets
oudn
P. B. MEYERS M. D.,
oadAw ANGELES CAL,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-28

sSeamers Queen Of the Pacinc and OfisAs
through 70 San Diego, leaving San Pedro on
datss Of their arrivals from San Fnncasco.
The Queen Of the Pacific and Onaba can at
Santa Barbara and Port Hartford. (Gan Luis Obis
POI only. on the route 70 and iron San Fnnolsoo
Cars to connect with stesmsn frou San PED
for San Francisco leave tho 8. p b B. Depot
Los Angeles. at 10 o'clock A n, railroad tiu4~
Cars to connect with steamers from San Rsdro
for San Diego leave the y. r, R. r. depot, Los
Angeles, At r. H. railroad tlne.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-28
Rates Of Pare from Los ANGLES

2en DiexO hho fetuIh...-. ~
ABPians Of stesmers Cabins ct A9sut's o1lcs
where bsrths may be secured.
For Newport Landing, via Santa OFus, ~.
freight steamer leave San Franctsco about oyoU
two weeks, ~ tides serve on the Newport baF.
Tho Company reserve. the right 70 cbsues tks
steamers or their days Of sailing
- ~
kBFOR PASSAGE OR FREIGHT A AHOvB
OR FOR TICKETS TO AND FROM
All Important Points n Hurope
......A,Lv ro....,.
b. MCMILLAN. :: Agent
om. NJ Cu-.-.s.r a. 1tll
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-28
Little'S 'fi1Ii5l FIHib SheepDip
Price Reduced to S l rs per Gallon.

twenty gallons OF fluid mixed with cold water
viii make 200 gallons Of Dip.
II 10 superior 10 all Dips and DressInos 20,
scAh In sheep; is certain In effect: is easily
mixed, and is applied In cold state. Unlik,
sulphur or tobacco, or other poisonous bile il
increases the growth OF the wool, stimulates tho
fleece and greatly adds to the ok. ii destroy.
all vermin. II is eiiicacious for almost ever,
disease Gnternal and externaD sheep are sub
lect TO.
FAlkNER, BELL 4 Co.,
fnbz3 3n San Francisco, Cal
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-28

WHY WILL YOU cough when Shi
loh's Cure will give Immediate relief
Price 10 cts.. 50 cts, 81 Sold by T.. +.
Heinzeman, l22 North Main street..
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1884-08-13

Bile lt9 Der GeoaDlln9 iDrtr 5Dalosll
gu ent5ieben fnben.
= Mui Ser sroben 8elibnns nes Gait
iornier MinipnGrs 8albtpi1t - ber@ons
ia Nnita Nanbe in Sos Nnseles Golnl=
III W. jlinb 1900 g(cres NIT gSein be-
pFan5t; Die Sbitgdrten enthalten 10000
Srangeuz, @itronenz uno 9in1onenbauslte,
1000 Yomeran5enbdume. 5000 Mal=
nubbdllme, 1000 Manbclbdl1n1e, $500
8frli9bdume, 1000 8,rnbaume, 1000
Nprifolenbdume, uno looG8e,senbdun,e.
MuBerbem befin6et ii@ auf Dem @ut 2J,z
900 @dafe, 1000 &ii6e uno 5hneine,
mebrere Qunbert tuertbpol1er Bferoe unb
Maultbiere uno Elm f(e,nes 8ei5enielo
pon $1,000 Ncres, 9leid elm uno einer
uierteloenti6en Nuabratmeile.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1884-08-13
u It 8lA II D..

! Berlin 8. slusuf. Gin oeutldeS
&anonenboot uerfo1gt aui Der Noroiet
bie enelii@en @@ifierboote, berea Sl1z
Iiai1en fiirjli9 einen 8remer &lltter &C.
Ipllnbert baben.
Deutl9lanb bat ben &pri6las Morh.-
| gals bic Congo g!nge1esenbeit liz eiaer
europdii@en aonferen5 5u er6rtera, age
Ilebnt.
tBer1in, 9. Husuf. z3Bismcrd's 31l-
iammenfunft nit benz 6ftrrcidiiden
Miniiter beg glustuprtiser;;. &nlnof9, i'll
5al5burg, tpirb in Der eriten @o6e ncs
5eptember itattfinoen. Ser beriel5en
,pirb bic Mepiiion Ser 8eein9pngen beS
oeuti6z6iterreibii$en 8luonibuertroscs
ler0rtert >perben. ggie esbeiBt; perlan9,
8ismard bic Beitatisuns oes 8unocs
| Iaui @runb BET @ertrdse ourd. bic, bri<
|berieitisen 8o1fspertretllnsen.
8ismard Cat ieineu 5otn 9er6crt ;l,r
Bsobadtuns Der @erbauolungen ces
|iran56liiden @ongreiies in 8erlnifles
mad 6ranfrei4 9eienoet.
6ier tuiro benaupfst oaB' BON amtliz
| lli9er @eite tpe9en Muspfiinoerun9; BEG
Bremer Martetenbers& Suffers .,3iebrid"
our9 enslii@e Slider oem: britil9enMi.
|niiter beg 9lusudrti9en feiue @oritrllunz
gen 9enabt tperoen ieiesL Sc 1ituabrz
|}deinlid. bab Der. Dieori@r eine iA'pim~
menoe @6napsidente; 1T unb hab. es. iid'
| in Der Nnsele9enbeit leoisli& I'M bic
8e5ablun9 BON Eriati6ulben baubelt,.
Die @oli5ei in Gttenlen fat bier Uinz
Itroien beg britil@en Dampfers, Sligo
betb" perbaftet. sic iinb in. 5tettiu gez
6oren unb geb6ren einem A,tardl1te,'<
gereine, lpel9er 1sinen Sit in. @uG tat.
Ian.
3mif@en Der fran56il&en, uno oeut>
|fden &esierunG finben BorbelpsetAn :
lgen lber bic Ntbaltung einer ne,xuGouz
Ifsren5 itatt, uAbe aui cie &e9elgng Der
Be5abluns bez 59aoe,xriabes fir cie
Bel4ieBung Don Mlere:1brien beidrdnlt
bleiben iou. Mie.es baiBt. baben DeutfD
lamb unb Ds}tsrrei@, Gerrp i9re l1nttr=
|teritibuna oes 8psfdlases. 6aB bic
dgpptiide sfesieru.s 5ur 2tsssabe reuer
|Brioritdts zanleibe 56eine IN bem dur
IBe5a5luns beg t5Aabsneriates er1orber,
Ili1en Betrase csnld9ti9t ,serbrn IoG
|5useiast-
| ! 8ien, s. Nu9uit. DerJ assarebif
lgteuma9er. Der M11raer bes Npotbe:
tiers 2ien1art NIB Des @albipel5liers
Giiert 1T Deute M0rsen bier seh;n'1
|ruosbeu. @r 'oei9erte lid, Elm Gei:dl.l:
|nib. ab5ulegen. l1mTaiIenoe igprliGts:
|maBreseln sesen ettpaise 3abetba.u
|ber glnardliteu lino getroTsn1tDorrsa.
| 8eItb. 8. Ausuit. Ole an,.iitbtl
Bldtter itellen in Nbrebe, baB BAG otter
reid=beutIbe BiiaoniB bei oer2iaaiier
l2ufnmnenf'1nft er1.e,tsrt 's,ecrse:. Il; +;
.|Gs 1T bereits i'm porigsn sSaare b:5 III,
.ISabre 1889 psr.dnss,I loaraei;.
i MarIsiue, 9. gug. Ger gslddlts
,lfibrer beg bier eri1eineapsn a,lar:ss Fl
.|i@en Blattss .afifaue", ssai Ip,,, i
'lpeen Aairei ja,':g ofs ssss55tsis 81 s,,rb
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1884-08-13

Dieie inllrofn BON @erf!eGer Sas:siooH;, :;;;Ss
Capt. 9ein5mnnn i'm Cattle @arben ing
Berb0r 9enommen unb es ltelte 1i6 Ter
aug, baB A berielben, neif Jrauen nnb
alnber, aus &uBlano fommenb, lueber
Wfittel beiaBen, I'm ben Iufentbaltsprt
tbrer 8ertpanoten, @bica9o, Hbilaoslz
Pbta ulm. errel6en 81 t6nnen, nod audi,
baB Die betr. Bertpanbten li9 I'M 1ie be
tiimmert bdtten. sic tperbenbaber nit
benz ndmli@en Dampier 5urldgelanbt
tperben.
: Neu Dort, 4. glug. Die Bemsbner
elmer Nietbstalerne in Der CHARLTON
StraBenmroen beute S5riib bur9 Elm il,
benz 9auie ausgebrodenes 5euer aus ben
5eoern pertrieben. Dreiunb5,pan5is oer=
ielben entfamen nit 9enauer Motb in Ben
Nadttleibern auf bas @a9 ober 9elang=
ten mittelit 2eltern auf bie @trase.
: 8oiton, 8. Musut. Die bieiigen
Demufraten haben beute Mbenb baN
8abffalnpf nit elmer boppelten @atifi-
cations z8eriamm1un9 er6ffnet. Mls bic
Ebiiren bon Ganeuil 9iu unb bes Gre
mont 9empel 9e6ffnet tpurben, batten li6
bereits 4un6erte Dor benlelben 9elam=
melt ,1nb beioe Gdle ,paren in fur1er
3eit iiberfiillt. Sn Ganeuil 9au fibrte
Der 9eational<N <Nbseorbnete g. u. Collins
ben 8oriit. Soiiab 8. Mbbott, Ibomas
8. Sorban, .. s. 8iasburp unb S. ..
bon benz bemotratii9en 9tational Gom-
mittee bielten anipra@en. SIN Eremont
Eemp1e leitete Billiam @afon Die Ser
fammlung unb Gbmarb Muerp, &i9ter
@ebmonb, Soiiab luinc9 IL. .lno 9ora,
tio 5. @mat5eD traten ols Steiner auf.
Ser 6euermebr Go,nmifdr Sonn s.
Jibseralo ipenbete fi@ in elmer 9lnlpra6e
bauptidd1i@ an bic iriid-ameritanii@eu
5timmseber. S9reiben bon pieltn an
9elebenen Mdnnern lpurben perle1en, ba ]
runter io1de BON s. q. 5enbrids in
@5aratoga, g. 6. Coz iii Seem Oort, ,@o(.
8itas (8oriibenber bes benotratiiden
9fationol,G Gonpents.) Sobn 8ellD uno
Mnbere.
Ser &e6acteuer Der sc. 9: @orlo"
Soiepb 8uliBer mar als Elm 9auptreoz
ner fir ben Gbeno ongetinoigt. ST iuar
tereits am Mittmo9 Nbeuo bier eingez
.rofen, I'M ieinen BTidten in Der beu.i>
gen 8eriammluns 5u seniigen, fanb a5er
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Omaha daily bee., 1884-10-08

and CASTELAR, streets. 1t is also pro-
posed to ask the people to vote $4,000
for the purpose of buying a lot and build.
a school house in that part of the city
known as Traintown, and $4,000 for the
purchase Of q school nite in the sixth
ward. These propositions ought to be
carried without any question, as they
probably will be. Omaha is growing very
rapidly, and we must keep increasing our
school accommodations. SO far we have
done very well, and we have reason to
feel proud Of our school houses. The
board of education ia pursuing the right
course in erecting in tho various parts OF
the city moderately sized school houses of
q substantial character to accommodate
the immediate neighborhood, instead OF
putting up a few large and expensive
structures and compelling the children to
walk long distances. Now that we have
the central parts Of the city well sup
piled with large buildings, we believe in
the erection of numerous smaller school
houses in the outskirts.