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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-10-16

Tar Democratic Executive Conn
mittes Of Arkansas, after urging the
people to support the Cincinnati ADD
Baltimore nominations. Say, speaking
of the movement agsinst tho present
corrupt State government: "This is not
an ordinary political contest, such a.
we used to have in the better days OF
the Republic. 1t is not a question OF
national bank or tariff, bat a question
of bread We are not battling for an
abstract idea, but for freedom-for equal
rights-sor freedom from the horrors Of
martial Law, and for an honest admin.
istration OF the government, both State
and National snd above all. and be-
yond all other things, We wish to burst
asuuder the iron banda of repatriation,
which now fetter the linbs Of over forty
thousand tax. payers Of, Arkansas"
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HEErING AT THE COURT HOUSE.

As may be learned from the announce
ment in our advertising columns this
morning, Hon THOMAS NJ. MARSHALL
and ROBERT NJ. GIBSON, Esq, of Pitts
burgb, will address GREELEY and
Brown meeting at the Court House in
this city next Friday evening. The
Executive Committee deserves the
hearty thanks Of our citizens for afford
Ing US an opportunity of hearing these
distinguished gentlemen. A rare trea!
may be anticipated and, without doubt,
good work will be done for the Liberal
csuse. Mr.. MARSHALL is well known
a. one of the ablest and most eloquent
speakers in Western Pennsylvania.
He is 3 Liberal Republican and
ia full OF enthusiasm for the
election of Horace GREELEY to the
Presidency of the United States. Many
Of the workmen in our iron mills have
heard him speak in former political
campaigns and know the power he ex-
erts upon his audience: Mr.. GIBSON
has always been favorite here. tie
has addressed Democratic meetings in
this city in former years and the oppor-
tunity OF hearing him again will be
hailed with genuine pleasure by his
many friends Certa nly no stronger
bill of attractions could be presented
than that which is offered at the Lib
eral meeting next Friday night, and we
expect to see the Court House crowded
TO its utmost capacity.
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DUGALD DALGEFTY.

In view OF its record on the GREELEY
question the Ltslligsneer ought to go
slow" in it's jubilation over the result
OF the October elections. 1t is within
the recollection of comparatively recent
readers Of that paper that it manifested
a very marked inclination to support
Mr.. GREELEY as against GRANT up to
the time of the meeting Of the Philadel'
phia Convention. aid il only came into
the party traces then (albeit grudgingly
and ungrsciously) because its subscri-
bers demanded that it should advocate
the election OF GRANT and WILSON.
General GRANTS nepotism. his disregard
for law, and HE venality and jobbery,
have been the subject OF fire.
auent animadversions by the Intelii'
geaeer, and as late as last May that
paper that now sees in the President all
the attributes Of craftsmanship and all
the beauties Of virtuous private life,
insisted that GRANT should not be re-
nominated on account of his many OBJ
jectionable traits. Upon the other
hand, it did not disguise its admiration
of HORACE GREELEY, aud on the 9TH OF
last June, after GRANTS denomination,
said editorially. "If President were to
be chosen only for his intellectual ca
pscity, for his knowledge OF affairs,
for his individual opinions, principles
and purposes. Mr.. GREELEY could COM
mand our cordial, unqualified support.
But now note the change. The ed
itor has now come to the conclusion
that GREELEY will not be elect
ed, and on yesterday morning
spoke of him az a man who bad
deserted both party and principle for
Office" and whom the people had risen
in their might to put down. The editor
says, ave do not sympathize with him,
and yet we pity him." The loss Of the
IntelGgeneer's sympathy is one Of the
results of the October elections, which
neither Mr.. GREELEY nor his friends
will very seriously regret; the pity"
may be as readily dispensed with. The
Liberal cause can afford to lose the
conntenance Of all such pitiful time
servers who are strong only upon what
thew think the stronger side, and with
whom faith. honor and principle are as
nothing when weighed in the balance
against apparent success.
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TIE Democracy of West Virginia,
having achieved their own redemption
and overthro~n che ~prosriptiouists in
their own State, should now lend a help
ing hand to their brethren Of the South.
ern States who ere .groanips under a
despotism even moro intolerable than
that which was eptorced here. AShange
of Federal administration will. ipaugu-
rate reign Of amnesty and lreeoncilia-
ton and peace. Let US seq that West
Virginia does her part toward the relief
OF the South. ys,,,l ,.,.r..
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The On umserInDd Road.

Editors OF the Register: 80 ...
What has become Of the snperin-
tendent Of the Cumberland RoadS is the
inquiry made by the people all along
the National Road. For month or
six weeks past he has been absent from
his most For the Information OF the
inouirers, and particularly the Board
of Public Works, I will state that the
officer above named has suddenly dis
covered that he has a capacity for
superintending more than one road and
h as accepted 40 appointment from the
Pittsburgh, Wheeling and Kentucky
railroad, and to that road he - now de-
voting his energies. pill. FARMER.
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Rev. EDWARD EGGLBsroN's new book
1.-THE End OF the World" ia now pub
lished and is for sale by J. D. STANTON,
To those who read and were delighted
with "the Hoosier Schoolmaster" this
book needs no recommendation. 1t II
a homely love story most admirably
told and we predict for it very rapid
sale. Mr.. STANTON has on hand the
latest and best publications Of the day
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ThB Congressional Campaign
ELECTION, OCTOBER OATH.

GEORGE O. DAVENPORT and J.
II. GOOD. Esqs., will address the
people at
Burton, Friday afternoon, octo-
Cameron, Saturday afternoon,
October 10.
ban s.a Ell .T'.Hn ...sr .a.5
JOHN BASSELL, Esq, and Others
will speak at 1"4 "
R6inime's Mills, Friday after
noon, October Is.
Milford, Saturday afternoon
October 10.
Hon. OKEY JOHNSON and others
will address the people at
Getaways Store, Tyler county,
Monday, October IA.
Middlebourne, Tuesday, Oc-
tober IS.
tober Is. " .... ~
Red Mills, Thursday, October IL
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Beware .of .COunterfeits.
LAUGHLIN'S INFANT CORDIAL
The Child's Cure when Teething,

TO RELIEVE
PAIN COLICAND WAKEFULNESS.
Such isthepopularity Of our remedy that
II has induced some unprincipled persons
In our city to counterfeit It, copying our
labels, circular and wrappers, almost word
for word, using the same colors, gliding and
style, recurring very close looking to dis.
cover the difference. An intelligent and
honest public will frown upon such at
tempts at deception and treat them as they
deserve. Hereafter we shall prosecute, to
The full extent Of the law, all parties who
by making, selling or buying such fmlta-
lions as shall infringe on our copyright
The only genuine article of The .Chlld's
Cure when Teething, Laughlin's Infant Cor.
dial, is prepared by LAUGHLlN BROTH,
ERS 4 GO. Copyright entered and secured
according to act or Congress.
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BEAR in mind the election tor MEM
bers of Congress on Thursday OF next
week and spare NO lawful effort to bring
ont full Democratic vote.
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The members of the Liberal Execu>
tive Committee are requested to meet at
the Club Room on Monroe Street this
evening for the transaction OF business.
Every member is urged to attend.
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At the Grand Gift Concert, authorized by
special act Of the Legislature, In aid Of the
Public Library Of Kentucky, unavoidably
postponed nom September % tn December
7, and which positively and unequiyocally
occurs In Louisville, Ky. Saturday, Decem.
Der z, 1877, without further delay on any &C
count whatever, the following Chsh Gifts
holders: ......
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Tried for 40 Years.
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QNrial far An Voovp

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FOR DYSPEPSIA, CONSTIPATION, LIV-
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ID DIR. A, 8. foDD-Esteemed Sir: Thanks to
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any money, and deem them the NEST won
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Yours, with respect,
10 49,. P. II. NAGLE.
Sold by Druggists and Dealers every
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THE PENNSYLVANIA PILGR1M-By
John q. Whittier, cloth, Sl.5O.
CHRfsTUs-By II. W. Longfellow, avol'
nI THIR Fly, YEARS IN THE HAREM-
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NY HEALTH-ByT I. Z. Burnaud, cloL''
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The MARRIED BELLE-By julie Z.
Smith. cloth sI7j.
FAUsTTNA-A novel from the German
of Ida, COUNTESS Hahn Hahn, cloth, VI 81.
EBR TIDE-By the author OF Morton
House." &C, cloth, $50; paper, sl.0G
SCRAMBLES AMONG The ALPS-By
Edward Whymper, cloth, $3.50.
ENGLISH LITERATURE - By Henry
Coppee, II. ID. cloth. FPS.
uiLUS1R ATED LIBRA Y Of TRAVEL
AND ADVENTURE, SOUTH AFRICA
Edited by Bay ard Taylor. cloth, 81 80.
THE SCH OIL AND THE ARMY IN
GERMANY AND FRhNCE-By Gen. Ha-
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WITHIN. THE NJ aZG-By Mrs. Henry
" THE PH HBbS; OF A MARQUIS
BY Alexar der Dumas, paper, sl.W:
THE MATT OF SKER-By K. ID. Black
more, paper, Too.
HOPE DEFERRED-9y Eliza r. Pollard,
paper, 5c. ,,r
PICKED UP ADRIFT.- BY Jas. De Mile,
3. o. w. c. series, cloth, SL5l.
THACKERAY'S WORKS - Kensington
Edition, IL volumes, cloth, Svo, sliOO.
Just received, a large stock OF elegant
Russia Leather and Turkey Morocco
POO KET B 90 K S.
Also keeps constantly on hand full line
OF School Books, Blank Books. Pass BOOKS
and all kinds OF staple and fancy stationery.
j. ID. STANTON,
oct7 Cor. Monroe and Market streets.
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ONE GRAND GIFT, cAsR.-...........slO.


The money TO pay all these gifts Is now
upon deposit, and set apart for that pur-
pose, in the Farmers and Drovers' Bank, as
will be seen BY the following certificate Of
the Cashier: .... -. .
FABhKRs' Ard DRovERs' BANK.
LOUIsvILR, KY. Sept %, lS72
This Is to certify that there Is now on de-
posit in this bank over half million OF
dollars to the credit OF the -Gift Concert
fund, IS 1000 Of whichls held by this bank
as Treasurer Of the Public Library OF Ken
lucky to pay OF all gffts 10 be awarded at
the drawing. 200. Il. 3 VEAOH, Cashier.
PRICE OF TICKETa
, Whole ticSsts 90; halyss g; a gu ter
s. for t50,; il3 for $1,000; sS5 for 8 500; Ss5
FOR $500. No discount on less than &i0O
worth of tickets at time.
The drawing VII positively and unequiv-
ocally take place December Z. Agents are
peremptort)y required 10 close sales and
make returns November q, IN order 70
give ampletine for the f1uaf arrangement
Orders for tickets or applicattons for circu-
lars should be addressed to - r
Gov. THOa. Z. RRAHETTE,
Agent Public Iabrary Of KENTUCKY, Loyts-
vile, Kentucky. 0stl<-WAS-r6
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
On Marriage.

Hsppy Retief for Young Men from
che effects of Errors and Abuses in early
hfe. Manhood restored. 1mpediments Il
mar iage removed. New method o.
treatment New and remarkable RENE
dies. Books and Circulars sent free, III
address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No
2Soutf Ninth ST., Philadelphia, Pa.
aupIl .Apgb'
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Hon. D. B. LUCAS and others will
address a Greeley and Brown meeting at
MOOreleld, Friday. November l.
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COrpOratOrs' Notice.

M VVrPOfHIOfS NOIICe.
NOTIOEIS HFREBY GIVEN THAT A
In meet ng OF the corporators named In
an act of the Legislature OF West Virginia,
ipasaed February 18th. 1879, entitled An Act
Incorporating the Wheeling and Benwood
Street Railway Company, )" will be held at
the Office OF the Benwood Iron Works Com
pany, in the City of Wheeling on the 4th
dayof November, lS72, at 2 o'clock p. NJ,
for the purpose of organizing, according to
law, and FOR the transaction Of any other
business which may lawfully be done by
WILLIAM J. HEARN,
ALONZO LORING,
THOMAS HU9HM,
JOHN HANM.AN,
Cd -s.aa- JOHN COWAN, IL -.
eoss-sdi Gsrporstors.
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West Virginia University,
1071 IN


THE LAST CATALOGUE SHOWS AN
l. attendance Of III Students at this In
stitution. Five distinct Departments Of In
Etruction, with q full corps Of competent
Professors.
The Ancient and Modern Languages;
Mathematics, pure and applied Psycbol-
oy, Ethics, Political ECONOMY, Logic,
Rhetoric, the Sciences, az, DC, carefully
and thoroughly Taught Practical Chem
istry and Physics, nlustra ed by appropriate
apparatus. Special advantages for the study
ef Geology EryF--
A good Library, Extensive Cabinets OF
Mineraloy, Geology and Choncology, to
gether with many specimens I'm other de-
partments Of Natural History. Fine build.
Ing, beautiful and healthy location, good
society.
FALL nxEn begtns Sept. sth. Winter.
December 5th.l Spring, March 2Oth.
Commencement, June 10th.
Boarding nom % toA per week.
Tuition Sl5 10 "a Der year.
FOR further Particulars inquire of
ALEX. MARTIN,
~ prL 80 President.
MorR1Dtovn- ". We. jeN
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FOR CONGRESS, FIRST DISTRICT,
col. REN. WILSON, OF Harrison.
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Second Congressional Distrio

Hop.B, F. MARTIN, Hon OKEY
JOHNSON and others will address the
peonle at .I.at..
Martinsburg, Saturday, October
10. ...,.., 1.i -. ..
New Creek, Monday, October 81.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1872-09-10
'7hc DsstssnI Daughter.
BY RUTH CHESTERFIELD.

David Thompson's new hous,
was finished at last the litter %
carpenters, masons and painters
was cleared away, and now he had
brought with him his intended
wife, that they might plan for fit
ting it up. David had been engag-
ed three years, but being a prudent
young man, said he could never
marry till he had fair start in the
world. lie thought he had it now,
since in addition to health, youth,
house and twenty acres of land,
Mr.. Burch, the great mill owner
had lately made him his foreman, n
position he had long coveted. The
wedding day was therefore fixed
for September--three months hence.
Sallie Deering, the bride elect,
was neither a beauty, belle nor
gcnius-she was just a sweet, wo-
manly woman with domestic habits,
and a great many little feminine
tastes and fancies. AS to the Deer
ing family, they were respectable,
root and branch, and always had
been rs far as memory of records
could go. At the present time
there were none of them remaining
in town save Sallio and her parents,
who were getting to be elderly peo-
pie when she was born.
ats a good house and thorough
y built" said David, looking around
lim. 81 allowed none but the
pest material to go into it. 1t
night have heen done q third
.heaper, but / said no-it's for
ifetime."
"And so bright and sunny" said
'allic, ait seems like home, already.
'ome houses strike chill as soon
s you enter them, but ]. don't
hink ours can ever be one of that
ind" r
81 don't think any house could,
nth You for MISTRESS" returned
)avid, gallantly.
In every room Sallie found some
hing to praise and admire,
rom the bay window in the parlor I
, the washboilcrs in the back !
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Bosi.
UNKNowN.

She faded away with the sunshine,
But not as the summer flowers
Fade, when the breath of the Frost-king
Touches the balmy bowers;
Not rs the violet fadeth,
Soft on the robe Of May
/ held her hand one twilight,
Next dawn she driftcd away.
With never a warning shadow
To mar the picture bright,
Ny darling sat beside me
In the edge of that starlit night;
Never Pickering shadow,
Nor ever throb of pain,
To tell that never her bonny faco
Would lay on my breast again
Heavens gold gildcd bright the summer,
As il nc'er will gild one more,
For my darling and 1 to wander
BY forest, and stream, and shore;
Long seem the weeks, and darksoinc,
Never u Frightening ray
Cleans, for n rift in my cloud-land,
Or gloriies the day.
II only the blooming violcts
Covered my pure ones brow,
II only the summers roses
Were wrcatlny her green grave now,
If only the birds ut twilight
Were singing lullaby
To the tired heart asleep below,
1 could stand serenely by.
But know not whether she wanders
Over a cold, gray track,
Or whether, in tears of pcnitence,
She longs for the old days back;
The days of that spring and summer time,
When tears and cares were few
only know that stand-alonc- ItruC
And she's TO the dream of her womanhoo
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One and Two.

One ANA TWO.
If you to me be true,
Or l bc false 20 you,
The world will go on, l think,
just us il used to do;
The clouds will fiirt with the moon,
The sun will kiss the sea,
The wind to the trees will whisper,
And laugh Mt you and me;
But the sun viii not shine SO bright,
The clouds will not seem 80 white
To one, IA they will to two;
So think you had better be kind,
And l had best be true,
And let the old lovcgo on,
Just Us it used to do.
IF the whole OF II page be read,
If book he finished through,
Still the world may read on, 1 think,
Just as il used to do
For other lovers will con
And pages that we have passed,
The the trcacherous gold OF the binding
Will glitter unto the last.
But lijs have lonely look,
And one may not read the book
1t only opens to two;
So think you hid better bc kind,
: And had best be true,
And Let the reading go ON,
just as it used 10 do
If We who have sailed together
Fit out of ench others view,
The world will sail on, think,
just rs it used to do;
And VIC may reckon my stars
That fash from different skies,
And another OF loves pir eos
May capture 10y lost p.i4r;
Eat Ships long tiu,o together
Can hcttcr the tempest weather
Than any other two;
So I Uiipk you had hctt,r ~ hind,
Aud | had boet ho tlVc,
Tint We together may sad
Just as wc used 10 DO.
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PENA n
IRON AND BRASS
Foundry & Machine Shop /!

Crippcn Bros would respectfully intimate to tbe,
numerous patrons and public generally, that thoy
are now fully prepared 20 contract for, and exc
cute any work In their line Of business. During
the past season untite set of machinery
has been introduced into the shop at very great
expense. A blacksmith shop has also been OPEN
cd IN connection with the Machine Shop which is
presided over BY scod and competent workman
Customers oan rely no having their work attend
nrst-ciass hands win be employed. An kinds of
ma m,il seaiin and machinery made speciality
~ ~or.sis from parties at distance will receive
prompt attention.
% cRrrrEs Bno's, Alpena, July LIST, 1879.
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'ptu cash all opproced checks and
dryls on Detroit, Ne,o York
and BOstO'', at par, and
gice d,"tts at par, to
Ou their customers.
Alpena, April Is. 1872 a
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Attorney ut Law, City Attorney, aud Circuit
Court Commissioner. Office in Hopper * Davis
block, Water street, Alpcna, Mich 52
J McT1 TISU, ". h.,
Physician surgeon &c. Office front rooms oven
the Post oihcc. SO
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ADVERTISING RATES.

linn. 'O' o''iS
!.ooal 'o,iees, Tn cents p1r fna each insartiou.
mo "a notices continued for three ta0nths o,
lra-,H discount Ot. % psi cont
~ gen ilsehicits unD oeOmpanicd by written or
"@l directions win be published three month .
Advertisements, under contract, orc, red out 10
'',, 'hplrHnon OF time VIII be charged full latos
pau tAspp1 80 the option Vf The publishcr
Transient advertisements must bo10,ii IN ID. -
vance. i ~ '4-
24s Tams, cAsIh pay y.i,o quarterly.
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VIM. F. ATKINSON,
Attorney at Law!
oRco on Second street, Aipcna, Mich.
J. ID. UOLWES,

County Surveyor. Office mt the Livery Stable of
4. McDadc corner of Second street and Section
Line Road, Alpcna. SO
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KNICKERBOCKER
Life Insurance Company
Progress of the Company.

INCOME AND EXPENSES.
Ratio Of
Period. Income. Expense Exp's to
Income.
1853 to 1906 yrs, sl99,7I22l so6,Osi.93 $500
is9y TO lS63-6 prs, 57l,lS3.9i l69,969.9S 29.7G
1868 to lS7l-6 yrs, l3sj6,s5s.l7 3,lOs 323 223G
Total, is years, $ii627, ,7si. 20 ss, ,35IG77H 1925
Ratio of expense To Income for year 1870 1891
Being two per cent less than the average of all the
Companies in the United States.
INCREASE IN AssETTs.
Period.
1858 to 1885 years, f9S.2l955
1859 TO 1866 years, SlgSiI 90
1865 to is7l-6 years, 6,sio,isl.6s
TONI, Is years, s7,2s7 ,6o6.i9
Advanca on Securities 7,g62.9l io7, ,962 81
Assets. JAN I, 1871, a.. .so5 $50. 10
PAID TO POLICYHOLDERs.
In losses, s2,ssl, ,si9.s6
Dividends declared sl $50. .i2ss5
Dividends paid IN cash, o05,i2i.s5
For Mnttted Endownionts and surren-
dered Policies, los, 1895 |
Total paid Policyholdcrs sS,0s5, ,ilOG6
Policies IN force, Jan. I, 1871, 2O,5l7.
Insurance az Risk eel, ,5e026f. 90 |
Ratio of Expense 20 Income less than any New
York Company, except One.
local Agent, Alpena, Mich.
WM. HOwES,
Is General Agent, South Saginaw, Mich.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1872-09-10

Remember. when you want good job Of
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1872-09-10

Alpena, April Is, 1872.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1872-09-10
GEO. ID. BRADFORD f!
Fresh and Salt Meats

Tho best stock in the country procured for the
benefit of my customers. Poultry and wild game
in their season.
GEO. ID. BRADFORD,
~ Wntcr street Aipcnn Mich.