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Kitty's ElOpement.

Duo,
Don't tell me now. / know all
about it, cried Nathan Plumpton, saw
agely, shaking garden rake in the
air, in sanguinary manner. you
can't pamboozle me. know very well
what brings that scamp, Burt Mayfeld
loafng around here day after day
He's after you
Now, faith
Hold your tongue tell you he
is after you, aud he cannot have you
So, tnere now! You may make W
your mind to give him up at once-sc
you had better tell him to tend to his
own business, and not come botherine
around here
IF he chooses to come here, can
not help it, grumbled Kitty, respect
fully.
you cannot help it, ehs Then
can. So the next time come home
from the store, and find Burt Mayfeld
in my kitchen, sitting on one of my
chairs, whispering tom-foolery in your
ear, as sure as my name is Nathan
Plumpton, l will boot him into the
middle of the road, lawyer or no law
yer =
ooh! you cruel wretch = shrieked
Kitty.
'What9 Calling names at your fa-
ther9 Well, 1 never Go into the
house this instant, you hussy. Amt
you ashamed of younselfs Go in-do
you hear ? Cruel wretch, indeed
Kitty walked stiffly into the house
without deigning an answer to this
TRADE, and set to washing dishes, and
broke about dozen pieces of crock
cry in the operation, such was the agi-
tated state of her mind.
Il will have Burt Mayfeld or no
one 7 she said to herself, in a deter
mined tone, clenching her little teeth
together in desperate manner. Fa-
ther don't like him because he is poor.
I am sure that he is splendid lawyer
and 1 know he will be rich some day,
and then father will thank me for tax
ing my own way. Anyhow, 1 would
rather marry Burt without cent, and
live in pigpen, than marry old Seth
Buzby with his hundred thousand dol
lars, and live in his fine house and 1
know that is what father wants me to
do, and that is just what 1 will not
do p ..-te
And thereupon the dutiful and obe-
dient daughter Immediately began to
concoct a plan to outwit her father,
and obtain meeting with Burt, while
her father in the garden was engaged
in arranging a plan of operation by
which, in case Mayfeld should make
his appearance, he could punch his
head, or boot him into the middle Of
the road. L.t. ~.
But his sanguinary designs were
frustrated, for fathers have never been,
and never will be a match for their
daughters, especially if the daughters
are in love; So while Plumpton was
seated on the porch that evening, cast
ing his eagle eye up and down the
road, preparing for the booting, Kitty
was seated in the back garden, pouring
her sorrows into the smypathizing ear
Of Burt Mayfeld.
Been crying because Mayfeld was
not here last night, l reckon mutter,
Plumpton, next day. We'll she will
have to take it out in crying, then; for
/ swear to Moses that Burt Mayfeld
shall not have her, and Busby SHALL
But one thing that Plumpton made
up his mind about, and that was, to let
Mayfeld know that he had not the
ghost of chance to secure his daugh-
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A talking match recently came OF
at New Orleans for s. side. 1t con
tinued for thirteen hours, the rivals
being Frcnchman and Kentuckiau.
The bystanders and judges were all
talked to sleep, and when they woke
up in the morning, they found the
Frenchman dead and the Kentuckian
whispering in his ear.
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STATE OF Eighteenth Judicial
~ Circuit-In Ohancery. Suit pending in the OH
emit Court for the County Of Alpena, In Chancery,
at the City Of Alpena, on the 10th day Of July A.
ID. 1871. Marion Vaninwagin, complainant, VS..
Leonard Vaninwagin, defendant. 1t satisfactorily
appearing to me by affidavit, that Leonard yanin-
wagin, the above named defendant, resides In this
State and that process for his appearance has been
duly issued out Of said Court for his appearance,
and that the same cannot be served by reason Of
the absence of the said Leonard Vaninwagin from
this State, and that said process has been duly
turned to said Court not served. On motion Of ].
b. Tuttle, solicitor for the complainant, ordered
that the said defendant, Leonard Vaninwagin,
cause his appearance in this cause to be entered
within three months from the date Of this order,
and within the same time cause his answer to the
compainant's bill Of complaint to be filed, and a
copy thereof served said complainant's solicitor,
and in default thereof that said bill be taken ms
confessed by said defendant, Leonard vaninwagin;
and IL Is further ordered that within twenty days
from this date, the said complainant notice
Of this order to be published In the "ALPESA
WEEKLY ARous,"a q newspaper published In said
County, and that said publication be continued in
said newspaper for six weeks in succession that
said complainant cause copy of this order to be
personally served on said defendant, at least twen
ty days before the time prescribed for his appear
ance.
JUDsoN d. HOLMES,
Circuit Court Commissioner for Alpena County,
Michigan.
]. d. FUTILE, complainant's solicitor. 8w7
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We once saw young man
gazing at the *ry heaven, with a t in
one 90 and ~ of pistols in the
other. We endcavored to attract his
atlOtion by pointing 2 q in a paper
we held in our .S relating to a
young man in that ) of the country
who had left home in state of men
tai arrangement. He dropped the I
and ~ of pistols from his sH~s s,
with the Reclamation, 1T is / Of whom
U read. l left home b4 my friends
knew of my design. / had so the
cR@ of girl who refused to lis10 to
me, but smiled B9ly, on another
1 led madly from the house, ut.
tering a wild ! to the God of love, g.
without replying to ? Z? of my friends,
came ber with this I & ~ of pis-
tolls to put to my Xis10ce.'
This story is doubtless, case of
buck fever, as it has no - in ancient
history.
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A ATTACHMENT.-The Circuit Court for the
N County Of Alpena, in Attachment. James X.
Lockwood and Henry s. Seage vs.. John Trowbridge,
Jr. Notice Is hereby given, that the 3rd day Of
July, A. ID. 1871, q writ Of attachment was issued
out Of the Circuit Court for the County Of Alpena
at the suit Of James X. Lockwood and Henry s.
seage, the above named plaintiffs, against the
lands, tenements, goods, and chattcls, moneys and
effects Of John Trowbridge, Jr., the defendant
above named, for the sum Of two thousand dollars,
which said writ was returnable the first Tuesday
Of July, 1871 and that by virtue Of said writ prop
erty has been attached.
J.B. FUTILE, Attorney for Pl'tfs.
Dated July 5th, 1871. Eve
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A funny joke was perpetrated on a
constable in Manchester recently. He
had fellow in charge under arrest,
on suspicion of being one Of the bur
glars pcrambulating the country
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THOMAS III. HUNT.

Inspector, and Commission dealer In Lumber,
IMth and Shingles. Particular attention given to
she inspection and shipping of lumber. Orders So
icited for the purchase Of lumber, lath and shin
giles, Alpena, Mich.
REFERENCEs-s. II. Sheldon & Co, Woods,
Perry & Co., Rust & King, Cleveland; walbridgc,
Thomas Co., Sears & Holland, Curtis Co.,
Toledo Elisha Eldred, Mears, Bates & Co., Kel-
ley, Wood Co., Hilliard. Pierce & Co., Avery,
Murphy & Co., Blanchard & Borland, Chicago
Lea & Moss, II. b. Hubbard & Co.. Peter dilcher
riner, l. N. Mason, Detroit z. Harrington. 7.
Luce 4 Co., Campbell 4 Potter. A. r. Fletcher q
Co., r. w. Gilchrist, Folkerts & Butterfeld. Alpe-
ma Mixer & Smith, Buffalo.
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A lady who wanted her thimblc
asked her husband for the diminutivo
argentine truncative cone, convex o.,
its summit, and semi-perfessted SYM
me.rical inaenialiors Isr Stabbed
himself with ban Of sou sao.p
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WILLIAM McMASTER

DeaIer III, anu MHHuIdVturef VI
Boots, shoes, Harnesses, Trunks, etc.,
Has q stock on hand, consisting Of Wagon,
Express, Buggy and Lumber Harnesses, Collars,
Saddles, Brides, Whips. Horse Blankets, Buggy
Cushions and Mats. Custom made French Calf
and Kip Boo.s and shoes. Bows Boots and gem
eral stock Of everything pertaining TO the leather
trade. Mr.. M. is at present carrying on business
in Chas. Ceilings store. on River street. but will
remove to his new building, next door to the Hard
ware store, about the first Of July.
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ADVRKTIsING RATES.

Business Cards. one year, one dollar Tor every
line.
Local Notices, ten cents per line each insertion.
and all notices continued for three months
longer, discount of rs per cent from these rates.
Editorial Notices 10 cents per line for each nser-
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Advertisements unaccompanied by written
verbal directions will be published three months
and charged accordingly.
Advertisements, under contract, ordered out be-
fore expiration Of time, will be charged full rates.
No paper discontinued until all arreargcs are
paid except at the option OF the publisher.
Transient advertisements must be paid in ad-
vance. "
CT Terms, CASH, payable quarterly.
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VOLUME I.
JOY 7 JOY l.l, JOY III
Good News to the Afflicted.

THE Alpena Magnetic Spring Company
Beg leave to announce TO the public that their
Bath House Is now open to all. The water Of this
Spring is very powerful, and many remarkable
diseases OF the Skin, sciatca, Rheumatism (chronic
and infammatory,) Paralysis, Erysipelas, Dys-
pepsia, Kidney Complaint, Neuralgia and all nerv-
Gus diseases None who affected need dispair !!
Let all come and see for themselves Cures are be-
ing performed every day which are truly wonderful
Bath House open from A. M. until 0 T. M. dur
ing the week, and from @ to 10 A. NJ. on Sundays.
= Z - VIM. J.. ROE, M. d.,
f- Consulting Physician and Manager.
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PRGBaDLE HOMisiDE.
mi; ef.i Results o. q Desperate Anray In
Harrison, n. III Constable Held To
Nil A., G. n QpG.

Diefui Results o. II Desperate Anray In
Harrison, n. ia Constable Held To
Rail in $1,000.
one MINT last week serious disturbance TOOK
Mace IN a noste irle kent on the East Newark turn
PIKE road In Harrison township j., by con-
stable named Henry Woerner. crowd OF as
orderly persons created rumpus IN the
place, but II appears the proprietor instead Oh
drivlng them out, locked his doors ana then pro-
cecdoa TO administer terrific Grubbing to the
whole crowd with q formidable base bah club.
Among those who were terribly beaten was young
man named Barr his skull, " ~ feared, was irac'
tnrcd He was removed ~ 81. nichaeis HOSPITAL,
IN Newark where ne now lies IN condition mat Is
EXTREMELY CRITICAL.
<, epYlous II ms ease. iDuCct, thai ieaF- ior MS
recoycry are cutertaIAcl. ana on warrant lssiei
constable Woerncr was arrested anu taken before
Judce Chamber OF Jersey CITY, who required MN
N gIvc nai In the sum Of $1,000
n appears Woerner mas for u year or so past heen
the subject Of much attention at the hands oi tho
HARRISON HARD CASES,
and not many weeks ago, While conduCtlng prlS-
oney along tue turnpike, near the street. he was
knocked down tramped upon, and the prisoner
taken from him by crowd oi about biteen des-
ners,c character Mr. Woerner was so badly IN
ilred then that he vas combined 10 his bed for some
DAYS alter lie ~ man Of powerful build and 80
coirau, GUS thai The Town people ,Dsis,cJ on elect
,pa hi constable al the last election. lie hos
many warm friends
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view is very lne, one can there get GOOD idea
OF Atlantic City 10 Is quite evident from the char.
acter OF the buildings that very few people live nero
In winter. Cottages ana hotels are almost tue only
buildings one sees, with here and there store
where bathing suits, sea shells and sucn IKE arccles
of convenience and ornament are dispensed to the
is like all sea shore views on the Jersey shore-a
long stretch OF sand either way, SURF ana sailing
vessels and steamers In the distance. Looking IN
land TO he seen lneta, salt marshes, anu risnB
ground IN the distance. On descending TOOK occa-
sion to ask how much oil the lamp consumed nlgnty,
and was somewhat taken abacK when the Keeper
informed me five quarts was the usual amount JUST
1877 gallons and three quarts less than the woman
told her audience.
A REGATTA. ~
There is on effort being made TO inaugurate a
yachting regatta at this place on July 81. Atlantic
and. although they cannot nope to equal mat OF
July they propose to get up race that VIII nc OF
interest to lovers OF tho sport ana reject credit
upon the participants.
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each other Saratoga N nat ana dismal In point Of
| natural beauty when COMPARED to Sharon.

each other. Saratoga n nat ana dismal In point Of
natural beauty when compared to Sharon.
THE SEASON
promises TO be good one and the hotels have al
ready lair share or patronage, the Pavilion being
almost full. Among the prominent New Workers here
are ex-Mayor Gearge Opdyke and wife, Senator Il. ID.
Morgan and wife, General A. 9. Diven, Harry A.
Smythe ana family, Mr. and Mrs. s: B. Chttenden,
ing, Rev. Father NJ. McKenna, L. Colvocoressi and
Sheriff M. I. Brennans family. sherr Brennan
himself Is expected here to-day. The shop" season
was inaugurated last night ana tonight the young
ladies and gentlemen display their shape and aenIs
In tabieaux.
At Union Hall there are registered among Others
Judge Gross OF the Marine Court; Carl Friacca,
Coroner Herman, Hermann Stern and Emmanuel
Holman and family OF New YORK ana Martin
Stadler, Harmon Mack and isaac MACK, OF Cincln.
natl.
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RELl..F FIR THi BLIND.
The following communication has been received
at this object

al this Object
NEW YORK, July H. 1871
Please fnd c1eo,ed ss5j which leave your discretion
se Tor so small ann to that elected OF
Fortunate blind. l. nothing feasabc can be done
Il being misnom should be called home tor very
noe f is great weaih and pesevoIcnee
prehonsivc plan OF cbary TO assist ins csss otnes
that b. eramuing and be made
i"s h III s Sa9 es dome o. sanns siam
AMI dae and should be rcmedied as soon as possible IL
bodied pcopc who coud easily take care Q: themselves "
ersna'os Of va. ,s nucleus Of nome arc worthy Of al
o haso ,nh ri their Kind efforts
trying 70 maxi m NIUE s y %SEo s e SS
s snS"s they g .s 9 Every srTS large sps a"ps
Ss a9r % such s sss., ls have :. S much TO
do' know | VAS asked almos, the hrst thing what
Church es!dprn'o had TO smile at the ae9 ,h; wa:
Interest in learning how poor bind peoro were cared Tor
m sss os ic n Sd pr and S Soa not most wSs
give thor mite from 'e AM seay from or shGiF Fe "san
it's terrible darkness could be made less heavy 70 boar
%S ~ 2Gr g n o"s 1 nc was Begging
ooks pIg and desparns e%sd MOI pass wsa0n s
was very thsnfn aud said how much be needed T. ne sad
for h m mot Sss few when y haa married
LEFT aim and nc cd woman to shit for Themselves Per
s o %d Gr ss Ss% gone An the a o as d 40 @
IKE 10 leave The old woman, who was a'ns seems 20
little guessed how uncertain was his getting in The Home,
%,te Tor want Of Soon How WISH Was
would build them home that woui make .nem h YES prs.
Sea. for while and inervsw sa !:o mite Home
is on seventh avenue near Tay.nn,h STREET hon ocr,
ona sS Soa OSS Ss ROB for al would
%Ss sn Soso pc
have home that New York MICA, be proud OIL
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SHARON SPRINGS.

A Watering Place 1890 Feet Above the Sea
The TIncncs.a, sulphur and Chuiybente
springs Fhe Hotels, iiso scenery and the
visitors--A Bad Road for Fashionable Wa
COn Trims.
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that erected IN an open field upon the west SIDE
OF the town. AS soon as the wagon began TO
move
THE PRISONER BEGAN SINGING
Fare you WE'LL Fare you WE'LL
Nav The Lord Almighty bless you all
op F.rs we so %e sei nii1 Far. you werl
When Ne meet nfsn ws na 1s net m
Fare you Welt Fare you we'll
Around the engine OF death had gathered Of least
FIVE thousand people Of both sexes and OF all ayes
and conditiOns-tho old, the young, the rich and
poor were ali there Mingled IN one common herd
TO WITNESS THIS DEATH SCENE.
lana Sapna Guard luz had been aeia,ieJ and formed
a hollow square around the scanod. Upon reach:
ing the enclosure the doomed man alighted and
with a firm anu steady step, at sixteen minutes
past eleven, began the awful ascent TO the gddy
NE WOULD NEVER DESCEND ALIVE
A chair was provided ana he SAT down while The
minister offered UP fervent and most appropriate
prayer. The snerlr then directed the condemned
man TO stand up and asked MIN n nc had anything
to say. Lawrence stood erect, ana, In firm voice,
said:-'Everybody take warning * this aud
.'My brethren and sisters farewell farewell fare.
well p The fatal loop was then adjusted and the
utcs pas. eleven As the Sheriff stepped back the
doomed man grasped the hand Of the minister VINO
II want to shake hands with my minister for love
him, and got no hard feelings toward anybody.
forgive every iy. nope they VIII
| ALL MEET ME IN HEAVEN"
| The minister then stepped on tho drop ana the
props were taken from under the doomed man. eN-
! claiming "0od have mercy upon me Lord forgive
me ~ &C., ullil, at tweny-f0ur minutes past eleven
| O'Clock, the Sheriff Cut tho rope,
THE DROP FELL
| ana the body Of Frederick Lawrence was dangling
| bel ween heaven and earth and his spirit had gone
! TO It's last account For full four minutes the AMI
nal Il struggled for al existence, ana the WORKING
| of the feet aud hands seemed TO indicate that ms
death was had one, but his Tall OF three icet c'eh1
! inches
| BROKE his NECK,
| ami his death was PROBABLY comparatively an easy
! ffg.f mr.
was lowered ut ll:3s, ana pr. !! II. ANDERSON, ~.
| Batemen and DR.. Nathaniel Conyges began an ex'
ANIMATION OF the pody. The pulse beat fourteen to
| Inc minute twelve minutes after the drop fell, anu
then ceased altogether. The body was cut down NJ
| iI:is having been hanging Twenty-Five minutes,
| ana the doctors made the nnal examination,
| DECLARiNG LIFE EXTINCT,
| nnd Mt precisely twelve O'Clock the body was placed
In common pine coffin and driven away to the Pot
tcris field for burial. The immense crowd that had
gathered TO witness the dea, struggles OF Freder'cR
| Of the day were over. rNi't."e
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NNW7- UI7b
W; rm.a. pa,' toeg. ssy'a '2ss x; q "si,'

f tho OF smallpox. fortyone wero
by reported at This Office ia
person reported by citizens
MORkAU MORRIS, City Sanitary Inspector.
To ynE SECRETARY or TUE BOARD OF THE HEALTH Dr.
PARTMEST:-
have the honor 40 registered deaths FOR the
increase o. i5 over the previous week,
the corresponding period or IS1O
ga deaths due zymo,c IL. TO constitutional
SMALLPOX produ 80 deaths and an increase OF
II respectively; Il deaths referred to scnratinn
number the preceding week. Iyphus FEVER
deaths, decrease OF and typhoid fcser an
increase of s.
Two HUNDRED AND SIXTY -FOUR DrArYs
ascribed to darheai compa nts against 2 IN the
previous week Jt among infants less nan Two years
Uydropbobia the occasion OF another death, the
third during year. The period Of incubation In this In
about six weeks or the total number OF re-
corded per cent occurred children less than
Owe years age among those less than two and
45 per among tbose less than enc.
The foowint the principal meteorological observa-
,ions taken this department during the week ending
July g. at the Cooper Unipn;--
READING
of oac5j lchcs mean temperature, 1oU DE.
being - less than for the corresponding period
i. years back maximum Temperatures e,o degrees
In The llS7 in the Friday rnimum
Temperature, 81 toyrccs sunday ana Monday mean ue
gree of humuity. t3Ts
During ending June "A the smallpox epidemic IN
Enrand decline, except IN certain districts
where had long neglected In Bcrin us
iavases continued tn remarkable severity no less bAh
havng occurred during the week ending June
H. in total Of 7ts Deaths from all causes psris was ex
oipt opidcnc. There reported In that city dur
ing the ending June % lt0j deaths against LIP for
week OF the Very rcspecttny
your cbedent servant, CHARLES l.. Russell, n. u.
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HEALTH MATTERS.

Meeting OF The Board or Commissioners.
Tie meeting OF the Board OF Health, which was
postponed last wednesday because OF the slight
unpleasantness," was held yesterday forenoon, ar
Central Office. Nothing, however, Of any public
importance was TRANSACTED.
The following are the reports OF the City Sanitary
Inspector and the Register or Records
TO TIE BoAED HEALTH OF THE HEALTH DEPART
.
have honor submit. the following comparative state
ent of contagious reported this Bureau for the
two weeks cnding July 9, ls7l:-
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CROPS on Lone sLAND.-The Long is'anu y" 'i Tns
sneak hopefully nf the condition OF the crois nue
RAINY weather ~ the past two weeks mas SNehe
thing Of vegetable nature renewed HAs'