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T7oR sAIE-BY JACOB @. MAGILL:

FoR SALE by Ys54E22 5AG9B n7vfs;6s 2 MA6ItL:
O. P5airtea7. elegant home. cheap e:.y terms
81 Wsbash.av;;. elegant homes, ehe.p: essy terms
g. 81 eea
o. Goiax-ar., elegant homes, cheap; eas7 terms.
o. csiaaotesT., slsssat hon,es. cheap: e..y
eoGs soed bonas terms,
fsass
sesa Ssm. ssssa
On Twenty good homes, cheap; eay terms.
q Txenty S0od noss scsp saoap; ,9 9a.y e
hoeSs eh9sD sss; ssg .arns
In NoETa KSPaa h6fSf ffo6:ssp 'a''
:'::::: sHi +: e.
Centre-st., dno bones, chenp caay:
1b,vo constant sood Building lot. in
Wo have lov-pEicod houses and lots
On Yort.st-. easy tar.ns.
9n 9n AEtfs'an Aans.st: essy SO tsr@s fsr@s:
On Rebocca-st-, easy terms
On aubbs1d-st.. sGs} 1855 5f5Tio Homes.
g. Msss fesiS s:.s. s..s
On Contre -av.. cheap. easy terms:
Sa2saia sssSan
On Leayttt-st., choap, eaaJ terms
On West LAko-st., cheap, eAsy terms
On South May-st., cheap, easy terms.
On Park-ay., sogoral cheap easY toszns.
VI "o'' A'n4DB BuiLDfNG LOTS.
On Adams-st-, 2ovorni Low.
On Con8ress-Bt severnl cheap.
On Captro-av., Will trade.
On DiFersy-avs chotp.
On Deapaine8@st. low.
On f1Axfison-kt., cAhY tcFfnS
On uoynest., easy terms
On f3ub6nro-8t-, easy fcFtus
On West 1Ediac1 st.. easy testus.
On Wes& Jacksou.st- ea:T tcrz11, cheso.
On Lincoln-st.
Gu Morgan st.
On 4ilwaukee-ay.
On Monroe-st.
On forth-av.
On 0Akoy-st.
Noar Douglas Park. cheap.
SUBURBAN.
Elegant homes and tina lots away from tho dust sno
dirt heat and t1npure air of !e1Er city "a ~ m
suburban towns near Chlcsgo.. All are onerod low
Some can soil much below value
BUILDING LOTS.
Cheap, easy terms. evcE1rhgre.
CHEAP LOTS.
1880 ' MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
Good homes, ehsaper TT s@hRTS e Esnt.
sovoral ana stores much bsloM value.
TO RENT.
Stores, lofts, dwellings. and Offices In desirable loca
tons; cheap TO good tenants. .,-
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Is lots on :Madson,st., coed business property.
fot % i51is, Corner campbef-ay. and Ty1erst., vs9
Ies zls oornsr seeley-ay. and Jackzon-st, SIS peF
FL. s411ss Floa5a9y:.t s} Ss9o sash saa o,eb
@ Roef SSoa.. s. IS foot
Il: #i;ss5: :sss q each
il; oa 81 6&'slsi5ssiss;; 50 e@e'
ssoe9f to hs5 sGsiDa
T0R sALE-N0RTH DEARBORN. .sT.-75X15o FT..
east 'front.' corner Dear9oEns md y ge!sspgsee
sq1 es. inc
a1se west south troat, two block. north
.l5a aud south fronts, corner chieaRoav snd
ioso west and south fronts, corner chcaEo-av. and
Ssis9, esst front, no.s Lincoln 4p Ps..; s.;
11So east rrHn5 nsar a1d d1sei1 r95s
ious1oo. corner ClarE. IT. and Norh-av.
. % u ssho sns
toa Ha'dA0t' Just east nSsm & ash ShxFiEv, dhxsFfR
Corner Lasalle md 31adison-s:s., Room Otis sloek
TOR sALE-l0 ACRES EAST OF HUMBOLDT
s:s .sss., ss'SS esssp $ss'sa ? e. ..a ,,xo.s
21o of nHsh.on near proDosedd 5sfosd
acres Of brighton zsa Risd Sss.
4: saa sad i x asar ns5 fs ut
$'sS$F 3 and o...
Room ohs Block. corner LasaGc aud sladIson:ses:
Jsi&
yincennss;sv and Thirty g t thFee houses
~ q hsasss oa sa:h hsI;s sds
81 pnTf nv. house and lot; 81, ECO.
a;st. assr hssss sna !ot =: :s,1 s9 for
ia ill., ;sF s. sf 'sfs'
- nss: CO Ss.:af $780,
b ioet o. iinmbodt EoSeva1 tho Park; offered
this ,s5tns assr iss II o1ased hfse f Park
iets + EnfsSoS@d f5SH !; s5 f. s$a e..
Il. e lot Il and Hal
stcd, separately or together; ves1 ohe1p.
...s bls1aFs ) sfESqEs e: !1aseKh REAL
8 |sss i IL e.
e! 5sss e Nsxas5 s.ss ssa5 NIazss E1yss:
snd bsso1nont bieE houso warrcnaE.;
sfso md doa1abs lots at Oak Park No. invest
y. Ths9gg.ssn;; saealGt:,en sss S. . h
s: see s. H.
ss:s: f S.: + sn.,.,.,., f., n,nek. !, md
% 81 &c. r e. a. H. eorser and
Baisaks I'd n ~ th' cit, and
.Ic9s X,iR RRaL1 III o.
sss; ses oRR Rfss II f1sfse zts easD Ol@e ~
Fon sALESo FEET, INDLANA:AV-, NEAR
50 fsss. fSsss2;x i5sa;
s.ats: nsa1 wss. :zun Fa,t
poFsa Of FEES ~ E s2e 49,
TOE. :sAIE-NQ; SO WABAsH.As-. s-sToRY
No Is Ticbixan.ay. sstorz marble front house,
M :ss' sss sas fsash hsss5 roof
% So Thirstcth-st. estory franc hous7. bztck baso-
No. '' D's''s'''Sf SS zi'i' !: e:
E70N sALE-INVEsTsESTs-A LOTS IN ONE
;sssea t,ePt Pau, and North
;::: s:s: ssst'sa sssf'sa i l. 3 = <-..
i g. H'''@ g. F sa'
5 n E . dS9D 4S5 g9Ex I ss4ss4 Fsf
Tor sALE-BY sCHRADER Baos., LIZ LAsALLE.
1cef:oo Il On numtny Road, Town 1ak' Vie"' with
es It on scdgwicE-st. running to Lincon-aS-, near
su.so /: en- Iasa,lo.s:., near Randolph.
.ls ss,iS .n :a ss;s 2sa' asar cnie.sesv
r.: e S9fh a:s4 1ssr
! IL stTcs corner Eighty. third -nt. and State.
= 3 :sfs:'a :sfs: nss1 !; slayadaa. 4 e 5a
| I7OR SAl.E-1NDIASA-Av:, NORTH OF TWENTY. W.
secoada.., oast front 2sary rame and stone hasc,
s9s p1sDers esa's tn4 e i ;S:. III
NoR sALE~Goop HOUSE AND A. LkRGE ~ S;E; LoT
1T IN n9s6s ShIca9o as f addfess T. Trisaae % ohco ice ~
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ILEBY poTW1N / CORBY, 1ls FRANK.

ToR BALE-BV POTV1N q CURbV, Ils fRANh-
No. leE Adams-st oottage md lot. g., &c.,
No. 7e1 Fuito.st., cottage II rooms; nce lot, gs 2.
No. 10 Lincoln st. cottage and lot, large botn - no.
No. Il Hooore-st-, 2stosy and baseuent a"el'fsons
No. Is 1ouoro-st. e-s.ory and basement q. 5oo
No. 10 smarst., cottage and lot, gvod b7sn' s1' 'eoo
No. et6 Lakest.. house and large lot 60 ~ >, .u,
S. Gt1. -,,. .,uo
No IU7 Indnna-av, cottage, and lot a1lb IT, $40
A.hlanda.., marble front. u roonaH, at baIEnan
5o1la5 #, VanBuranst.. corner Of Reuben;
si7 It. otat 'front.' on Humboldt Park at bargain.
TO It on Wi1cox-st., $40 per foot.
S5 r. on AdAms-st., $50 yer foot.
att on Madison st.. Sii9pe: loot.
"a # on Munroo-st., near Learitt, $lco per fooe.
10 .cfcs S. E. 4, 50, Is.
Il aeres aeres Ia IL n ". s. IL 81, 200 per acro.
s bacrrs il 8. ". s. 10, 49, n,ar railway crossing.
II acres tn n T. s. g. H. very caenp 500 por
10 aeres On Forty-sevonth;;s A., -, o1 per acre
70 acres adjoining Village OF Austin At bargain.
10 ncrce In S. W. g. q, II, $4,000 por aero.
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STATE Items.

O'Keef, the young man who
stabbed his uncle with pitchfork,
in Woodstock a short time since,
was found guilty of assault and
battery in the Lenawee Circuit
Court on Thursday and fined $50.
Snow in the vicinity of Otsego
Lake is a foot and half deep.
A man named Roach, sentenced
to the Detroit House of Correction
from Iosco county, escaped from
the Sheriff between Bay City and
Reese, on the Detroit ~ Bay City
Railroad, Tuesday night, and has
not been recaptured.
A new station has been establish
ed on the Jackson, Lansing " Sag
inaw Railroad, eleven miles north
of Otsego Lake, the present ter
minus of the road and it is called
Barnes, after the Hon. .. Nj.
Barnes, of Lansing.
The two prisoners who broke
Jail at Ionil a few days ago were
captured on the cars on the Jack
son branch of the Michigan South
EN- Railroad Wednesday.
The growing wheat crop in
Michigan is looking exceeding well,
with an usually large breadth of
land sown.
Justin Weisberger, of Paw Paw,
was recently attacked by two high
waymen and beaten with clubs I'M
til insensible. The robbers were
rewarded with 4 small amount Of
currency.
L. A. Morse, of the firm of
Morse & Watkins, has abscondcd
from Jackson. He leaves behind 4
family, and has probably taken
with him a widow lady living in
Eaton Rapids.
All mining enterprises in the
iron region are being curtailed.
Some mines have suspended work
and some of them are to
be sold under the hammer.
The bodies of Mary Rice and
Michael Connors, lost from the
barge David Morris, came ashore
on the west side of Point au Sauble
a few days ago.
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and death sweet according to the
Bible.
A young man who registered his
name as X. Cunning, of st. Louis,
at the Ottawa Hotel, in Montreal,
committed suicide in his room on
Wednesday night by shooting him
self with a pistol.
Berton Clelland, a burglar who
escaped from the parish prison at
New Orleans on the LIST instant by
throwing red-pepper in the jailor's
eyes, was captured Thursday even
ing after a desperate resistance in
which Berton was shot, it is be-
lieved MORALLY.
At providence, Il. l., Thursday
morning the main cylinder head of
the engnie of the Wanskuck blew
out. Thomas Grove, the fireman,
was badly scalded, but he shut off
the steam and jumped through a
window saving himself.
A man was caught at Canastota,
n. Y. Wednesday night in the act
of setting fire to house. He is
supposed to be the man who fired
the village before. There was
great excitement among the people,
and it was feared that he could not
be protected from their indignation.
A colored man named Lew
started out from Oil City,
Pa, Thursday morning, and his
body was found shortly after with
a terrible gun-shot wound near the
temple. The gun was found near
him with both barrels discharged.
1t is supposed that he committed
suicide.
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Premium COr 1874.

Every subscriber to THE ALDIEE for the year
1874 will receive pair of Chromos. The original
pictures were painted in oil for the publishers of
The ALDINE, by Thomas Moran whose great Col
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represent Tho East" and "Thc West" One is a
view of the White Mountains, New Hampshire;
the Other gives the cliNs Of Green River, Wyom-
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Tuesday, Nor. IL, 1873.
Proclamation.

In observance of a time-honored
custom, and in conformity with the
Proclamation of the President, |
hereby appoint Thursday, the 9th
day of November, 1873, as day of
Public Thanksgiving. Let us on
that day, in our respective places of
public worship, and in our homes,
remember with gratitude, that all
our blessings are the gift of God.
Our misfortunes only are our own.
Let us by acts of charity to his suf-
fering children at home and in sis
ter States, show that our gratitude
is of the heart, earnest and sincere.
"Reject not the application of the
afflicted; neither turn away thy
face from a poor man."
Given under my hand, and the
Great Seal of the State, at Lansing,
this first day of November, in the
year of our Lord, one thousand
eight hundred and seventy-three,
and Of the Independence Of the
United States the ninty-eighth.
JOHN J. BAGLEI.
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November Elections.

The elections in several States
took place on Tuesday, and al
though the vote polled was very
light, the result is everywhere en-
couraging to the Democracy.
The special election in the Fifth
Congressional District in this State,
to fill the vacancy accustomed by
the death of Hon. w. d. Foster,
the vote was exceedingly close
One year ago this District gave
Republican majority of more than
5000, and this year the Republic
cans will not elect their candidate
by more than fifty majority, if they
succeed at all, and at this writing
both parties claim a small majority
ty their candidate.
In Massachusetts, Grant received
10000 last fall, and on Tuesday the
Republicans carried the State by
less than 10000.
New York has given the Democ-
racy 10000 majority.
In New Jersey the Republicans
are losing ground very fast, their
majority being cut down more than
half.
Maryland, Virginia and Wiscon-
sin have given handsome Demo-
cratic maiorities, while in Mime
sofa, Illinois, Kansas, Arkansas and .
Mississippi the Republicans carry
the day, but their former majorities
have been greatly reduced.
And thus it is plain to note the
country is surely undergoing a po-
litical revolution. The people are
not content with the present admin
istration, and they are becoming
sanguine that the sooner the cor
ruptions of the party now in power
are brought to an end, so much
sooner will the whole country bc
in better condition. The increased
salary and back pay act is but one
of the many doings Of the Repub-
lican administration that the tax
payers cannot easily forget, know
ing as they do that they are the
ones who must foot the extrava-
giant expenses of the admiuistra-
ton.
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Wall Route.

Postmaster Hitchcock has hand
ed us circular relative TO Tie mail
routes in this State, from which we
copy the following:
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
Washington, Oct. |, 1873.
Proposals will be received at the
Contract Office of this Department
until 3 p. IN. of February 2, 1874,
for conveying the mails of the
United States from July /, 1874, to
June 30, 1875, in the State of Mich
igan, on the routes and by the
schedules of departures and arriv-
ais herein specified. Decisions an
nounced on or before March ., 1874.
From Bay City, by Wenona, AL
abaster, Tawas City, East Tawas,
Au Sable, Harrisville, Altoona, and
Ossineke, to Alpena, 1l3 miles and
back, six times a week, in steam
boats from April l6 to November
II in each year, with the privilege
of emitting Altoona and Ossineke
when boats do not land at those
places; provided the contractor
will supply Altoona from Harrisville
and Ossineke from Alpena, each
three times a week, in due connec
ton with mails from Bay City
Leave Bay City daily, except Sun
day, at 2:15 p. m, or on arrival o
mails from Detroit; arrive at Al
pena next days by $50 a. m. leav'
Alpena daily, except Sunday, a
7:3) a. IN. arrive at Bay City b
10 p. m.
From Cheboygan, by Roger
City, to Alpena, 100 miles and bach
once a week, in steamboats,, fror
May / to November II in eac
year, and by schedule of depal
lures and arrivals satisfactory t
the Department.
From Alpena, by Ossineke, Al
coma. Harrisville, and Greenbush, I
An Sable, As miles and back, tire
times a week from November l6 I
April Is in each year. Leave A
pena Monday, Wednesday, an
Friday at 6 a. m; arrive at "A
Sable. at Z p. M; leave Au "a
BILE Tuesday, Thursday, and Sat
ur,lay at 6 a. IN. arrive at Alpen
by 7 p. m. Proposals invited TO
service the year round.
From Alpena, by Crawford
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Art Eepnrts,.ela;, 1874.

The illustrations of The ALDINE have won n
Worldwide reputation, and in the art centres of
Europe II is an admitted fact that It's wood cuts
are examples OF the highest perfection ever at
tanned. The common prejudice ia favor of "s;ecl
plates" is rapidly yielding TO Il more educated
and discriminating taste which recognizes the adj
vantages of superior artistic qualify with greater
facility Of production. The wool-cuts of IRE
ALpINE possess all the delicacy ami elaborate fin
ish Of the most costly steel plate, while they at
ford better rendering OF the artists original.
To fully realize the wonderful work which Tn
ALDINE Is doing for the cause of art culture in
America, II is only necessary TO consider the cost
to the people of any other decent representations
Of the production of great painters.
In addition to designs by the members of the
National Academy, and other noted American
artists, THE AIpI';E will reproduce examples of
the best foreign masters, selected with "a view to
the highest artistic Success and greatest gene ral
interest. Thus the subscriber to The ALDINE
will, az triiing cost, enjoy in his own home the
pleasures and refining influences of true art.
The quarterly tinted plates for 1874 will be by
ThOs. Moran and j. ID. WOODWARD.
The Christmas issue for 1874 will contain special
designs appropriate TO the season. by our best ar
fists, and will surpass in attractions any of It's
/ ,rplqppesnvs
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Prospectus for 1S74-Seventh year
THE .ALDLNE,

An illustrated monthly journal, universally ad-
united to be the handsomcst periodical III
the World. \ representative and
champion of American taste
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News Items.

The Memphis, Tenn, Industrial
Exposition opens on the 18th inst,
to hold till the 10th of December.
James Lennon has made a con-
fession that his father n-law, Pat
rick Gilligan, shot Phillip Reed /.
Howard at South Jamica, n. Y, on
Sunday week, and claims that the
act was done in self defence.
The brick layers of New York
who struck against the reduction of
their wages, have returned to work
at the old rate.
John Donald was shot at San
Francisco on the 4th by Barney
McAITavy, in Union street. Nc
Array accused Donald of seducing
his sister, and fired two pistol shots,
one of which took effect in the face,
inAicting a dangerous wound.
An anniversary celebration of
the Boston fire took place yester-
day, when the Mayor and City
Council, mechanics and builders,
and citizens generally inspected the
new buildings in the burnt district.
The heavy commission house of
( Sterling, Price IL Co. made an as
signment Wednesday.
In Cairo, ILL.,, Mrs. p. A. Taylor
was elected School Superintendent
Tuesday over Mrs. Bowen.
The Bank OF st. Joe, a new in.
Stitution, with capital of $780,
/ 900, was organized at st. Joseph
No, on Thursday.
The agents Of the lowell Mass.
Mills have decided to begin running
= on three quarter time next Monday
On Thursday morning grind
, stone in the scythe factory Of ii
Hall & Co., at East Wilton, Me.
burst, killing Oramandel Chene,
and Gilbert L. Head, Superinten
: dent.
The Democratic State Executiv,
> Committee of Ohio fired 100 gun
: in Capitol Square Columbus
Thursday evening, in honor of tn
Democratic and Conservative vic
tory on last Tuesday in New York
Virginia, Wisconsin, Maryland an,
Kansas.
! The cigarmakers of New Orleans
!. on a strike, paraded the street
d Thursday night, headed by bras
d band, numbering 300, large ma
l. jority of them colored men. The,
r. carried torches and transparencie
@ bearing appropriate notices, etc.
e James Morton, who attempted {
ie assasinate Capt. w. S. Moore c
II the Quartermaster's Department
lie L. S. A., at Jefiersonville, Ind
h two months ago, was convicted o
G. Thursday Of a premcditated q
V. tempt to commit murder, an
l. sententenced to the States Prise
Of for 10 years.
l. The st. Louis Mutual Life Insu
We ance Company has sent an age
at East TO reinsure its policies in son
oy Eastern company.
Harris, first mate Of the SD
',9 Sunrise, was arrested at San Fra
k' cisco Thursday, and followed to j.
IN by q mob calling for vengeance.
=. 80 At Philadelphia John Malone h
- been found guilty of assault wi
~ intent to kill James Kingsw
while the latter was on trial for
~ murder of Malone's father. T
~ Jury accompanied their verdi
=. g. with recommendation to mercy
Il The Manayunk, Pa, mills a
od mostly running on three-quartC
I'm time. Patterson's mill run f
a. time, rs do some others, but wi
T. IS per cent reduction in wages.
m At Richmond, Va, Friday, JoI
or Obey, aged 60, committed suicit
The alleged cause was that his !
Is was burden TO himself and fami
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Quarry, to Rogers City, AZ miles
and back, once week from No
vember Is to April 30 in each year.
Leave Alpena Wednesday at 6 a.
m. arrive at Rogers City by 5 p,
m. leave Rogers City at 6 a. IN.
arrive at Alpena by 5 p. m. Pro
posals invited for service the year
rOund
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ity, hos none of the temporary timely interest
characteristic of ordinary periodicals IL Is an ell
egant miscellany ul pure, light and graceful liter
atme and collection of pictures, the rarest
pleasure to its friends, the real value and beauty
of TIE ALDGSE will be most appreciated after II
has been bound mp nj the close of the year. While
other publications may claim superior choapness,
rs compared with rivals of similar class, The
ALpINE is unique and original conception
alone and unapproached- absolutely without COM
petition in price character. The possCssor of "a
complete volume cannot duplicate the quantity of
hno paper and engrayings in any other shape OF
number of volumes for ten times its costs md
then, there are the ChiOmoS, besides.
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Notice of Attachment.

In the Circuit Court for the County of Alpena.
George n. Fletcher rs. Seth l.. Carpenter-ln ht-
tachment.
Notice is hereby given that on the 4th day OF
October. 1873 "A writ of attachment was duly is
sued out of the Circuit Court for the County OF
Alpcna, at the suit of George n. Fletcher, the
above named plaintiff, against the lands and ten
aments, goods and chattels, moneys and effects OF
Seth l.. Carpenter the defendant above named
for the sum OF three hundred and forty-two dol
lars, which writ was returnabe on the 18th day Oh
October, 1878. -
VICTOR c. BURNHAM,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Dated Alpcna, October "a, 1873. ll6wc
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Terms.

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For 30 CENTS EXTRA, the chromos will
be sent, mounted, vanished, ana prepaid by mail.
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TO RENT !!

A suit of rooms for n small family over Ezckcils
Auction room. Rent az per month. Enquire OF
Uncle Ezekiel.
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Bristol Clothes Washer


fatented NOV. los iooos
The only machine in the world that
washes flannels and woolens without full
ing. 1t is simple has but two rollers ;
cannot possibly get out of order and fits
into any tub. Clothes cannot become en-
tangled, and il will wash bed-quilt or a
wrist-band perfectly. 1t is nolseless, and
does not wear or tear the clothes.
Sells at the Low Price OF $3.50.
A child can work it easily. 1t washes
four Shirts at once. Also Skirts, Collars,
and Wristbands clean. 1t is the favorite
everywhere. All who see this machine in
operation exclaim
Joy to the World Relief has Come |! |!
Everybody buying is satisfied with the
Bristol Washer.
If not for sale in your place, send us
$3.50 and we will send you a Washer by
express, or, if you prefer, will send one
COD.
Agents wanted everywhere. For terms.
and illustrated circular address
BRISTOL WASHEF Co.,
33 S. Water ST., Chicago.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1873-11-11
Canvasscrs Wanted.

Any person wishing 90 net permanently ms n
local canvasser will receive full and prompt infor-
nation by applying 20
JAMES SUTTON & Co, Publishers,
80 Maiden Lane, New YORK.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1873-11-11

Postmaster Hitchcock has hand
ed us n circular relative TO Tie mail
routes in this State, from which we
copy the following: