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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1873-07-22

DEATH OF LEROY BUNDY.-Mr.
Leroy Bundy, who has been ailing
for the past thirteen years, died at
the residence Of Mr.. j. ID. Potter,
in this city last Friday, at the age
of forty-one years. Mr.. Bundy
was one of the oldest settler of AL
pena county, having removed here
thirteen or fourteen years ago, and
made this his home until in 1868,
when he went west and settled at
Waverly, Iowa. His health has
been very poor of late, and he came
here with his wife about four weeks
since, hoping the change in climate
would bo beneficial, bat his days
were numbered, and on Friday last
he passed quietly from this world
of care to that land Of peace and
everlasting JOY. He leaves a fam
lily and large number Of friends.
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Council Proceedings.

A regular meeting of the Common
Council of the city of Alpena was held
at the Council room, Monday evening,
July Il, 1873.
Present-A. W. Comstock, Mayor, f.
5. Dewey, Recorder; and Aid. Knight,
ITarshaw, Campbell, Kimball, Wall and
Blakely.
Minutes of previous meeting read and
approved.
4 petition from Jas. Woods, for per.
mission to erect frame building on his
premises OH Chisholm street, was rccciv-
cd and referred.
A petition from NJ. Brown and others,
Cor sidewalk on Oldneld street, and
petition from T. d. Spratt anl others
for a road from Chisholm street, north of
bridge, to city boundary on the north,
were received and referred
The following accounts were presented
and referred TO the Committee on Ways
and Means:
Richmond q Backus, s 12 90
w. Mirrc, II 90
j. Thompson, Is 90
Il. Smith, SSS 90
A. Gafincv, 3 90
+. s. Dewey, 10
The Committee on Ways and Means
reported favorable on the following ac-
counts, and they were allowed:
d. Plough, 5000 90
+. Rouse, 90 90
NJ. NJ. Wall, 90
II. II. Wittclshofcr, 2 10
J. III. Slater, 60 90
The Committee on Streets and Sewers
reported favorably on the petition to
clean alley between Third and Fourth
streets, and the report was laid on the
table.
Orders were ordered drawn to pay
Bolton & McRac $4,000 on bridge con
tract, said orders to be disposed of at not
less than 50 cents on the dollar
a committee was appointed to wait
upon Mr.. Boggs and have him make the
wheels under the turntable of bridge, and
other changes, in accordance with plans,
the committee to oversee the work.
The matter of opening Farmer street
from Sixth to Eighth, was brought up
and laid on the table for one week.
Adjourned.
L. $. DEWEY, Recorder.
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Having determined to close out our
present stock of goods, we offer them at
cost, for cash. Our stock Is all new, and
consists of dry goods, carpets, hats, caps,
boots, shoes, etc. This is the best oppor-
tunity ever offered to obtain goods cheap.
We mean all we say--the stock must be
closed out within the next sixty days.
Come early and make selections.
A. ANsPACn q Co.
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Huckleberries are selling at
twenty cents a quart.
The steamer Marine City will
give an excursion from Alpena to
Sault Ste Marie, on Friday, Aug.
LIST, leaving here at noon.
Banking hours of the Exchange
Bank of Alpena will hereafter be
from 8 am. to - m, and from 2 p.
IN. to 4. p. IN.
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EXAMINATION OF TEACHERS
Notice is hereby given that an ex-
animation of teachers will take
place on Tuesday, August the 10Th,
at 10 a. IN. All persons expecting
to teach in the schools of the city
of Alpena during the coming year,
must be present at that time and
pass the required examination.
j. d. TURNBULL.
w. ID. HITCHCOCK,
A. HARSHAW,
Com. on Public Schools.
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BR0M0-CHLORALUM,
The New Odorless and NCn.POisOnOus Powerful
Deodorzer and Dismlectant

It's daily use destroys all bad olors and poison
Gus carnations about your premises, and thereby
prevent contagion and disease; contains no poison
and has no odor of its own, and is always safe.
DR.. Brockett, celebrated writer on Cholera
and yellow Fever, maintains that few drops OF
Bromo- Chloralum in tumbler of water, drank
daily, will prove sure protection from these dis
onsos.
II is the best disihfcctant for all Household
purposes Prepared only by Tildcn & Co., New
York Sold by all druggists.
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Nil Mn.-You can buy Lubricating
oil cheaper in Alpena than you can in
Detroit or Cleveland. Go to
POTTER & Bro.
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Ladies call at Harshaw's and examine
the whistiing coffee pot, which is so con
structcd rs to announce that the coffee is
ready for the table by whistling. Pur-
chase one aud bid good bye 20 muddy cot
f,rc
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Nill men will do well to call at A.
Harshaws and purchase their mill sup
plies. lie keeps u full stock and a com
plete assortment of steam fitting and gas
pipa
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Why does everybody go 10 trade at the
New York Cheap Storey Because Rod
man sells goods cheaper than any one
else.
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Call Mt Harshaws and get one OF Jew
etts Rreffigerator's, the best I'm use.
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A Horshaw is doing splendid bust
ness in the hardware line. Call and see
him and you will find him very accom-
modating, he keeps well assorted stock
and sells them cheap for cash.
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Detroit stovest, he best in use, are kept
for sale by Harshaw. Every stove war
ranted, call and see them.
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Lubrieating Oils.-West Virginia
Dark, and fine engine oils. A large stock
just received by
POTTER e. Bro.
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J. Myers has just received large
stock Of new goods, among which are II
splendid lot of prints, which arc very
cheap. Also handsome assortment of
carpets.
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Mr.. Rodman, of the New York Cheap
Store is the agent for that popular brand
Grown Alpacas."
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A. Harshaw has a nice assortment OF
beautiful toilet sets.
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A. Harshaw has some chiidren's car
riagcs which he offers at cost, call and
get one before they are all gone.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1873-07-22

Kedzic's water filters and Jcwetts
filters and coolers combined, for sale at
Harshaw's.
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Focal Notices.

Carpets of every description at low
prices, made to fit any size room, at My
crs'
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CLOSING OUT.

Ladies, go to Rodman's to buy your
linen suits.
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Some Things Worth Knowing

A large book, full of good things valuable sec
rets and important information, mailed for two
stamps. Address, LEE & Co., 52i sixth Ave,
New York.
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s. ia 500 per day, Agents wsnt.a. an classes
on old, make more money work for use in their
spare moments AL the tine. than al anything
elsc. Particular free. Addrcos @. Stinscn & 20
Potti1nd, Maine. 57yl
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HDSYCHOMANCY, or SOUL CHARMING.V
i How either sex may fascinate and gain the
love & affections OF any person they choose, in-
-tantly. This simple mental requirement all can
possess, free, by mail, for % cts. together with
marriage guide, Egyptian Oracle, Dreams, Hints
TO Ladies, Wedding-Night Shirt, &c. A queer
book. Address T. William Co, Pubs, Phila.
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A. JEYTE, NJ. D.,

Physician, Surgeon and Accoucheur. Office in
'ower's building, Second street, Alpena. Resi-
ence corner Miller and Merchant SITS, north side.
~
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MOUNTAINEERING BOOKS FOR SUMMER
CANNASSING. Agents aud statesmen Bryant's
LiJr0ry Of Poetry and Songi The Neto House
kesper'S Manual, 10y Miss Beeehcr and Mrs. Stowe.
Both selling fast and far. Exclusive Territory
liberal terms. j. 3. Ford x Co., New York, Bos-
ton, Chicago and San Francisco.
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To THE WORKING CLASS, male or female,
! $50 a week guaranteed. Respectable employ
mont al home, day or evening no capital requir-
ed; fun instructions and valuable package
Of goods TO start with sent free by mail. Address
with cent return stamp, NJ. Young Co., LIS
Greenwich ST., n. Y.
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ALPE1NA. MICHIGAN.

Is moloas lo dtuaeon Ihu9e
utnl vsinthc The oelh
cool lrl,ng is
molrra smcis. Tho gnt
tho rnyt ulNgut wa
uand
cues
81.
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M n AND DANDELlON

tenn the Impurities of the blood. Buchu touches
the kidneys-the dandelion wakes up the Liver
and stimulates the bowels TO regular action. These
organs acting jointly, clear the system aud carry
away the germs Of disease. Get this remedy. w.
G.. Hamilton q Co., Cincinnati, Ohio.
, 1873-04-01
DETROIT.
"a Delinquent Trcasurcr--.rhc Superior
Court Judgoship.-Nlunicipn mut.

"a Delinquent Trcasllrcr..Thc Superior
Court Judgoship--Nl,lntcip mut.
ters.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
DETROIT, Mich, March 91.-pnul Gies, tho last
Treasurer of this county, whose term expired in
January, has thus far failed to turn over to his
anncnaanre. funda hy1--u-o A-t1-t---4~
amounting to nearly 800, 600. Tho Ca1unty Au-
ditors to-dny notified lda bondsmen that, unless
this amount was at once made good, suit would
be commenced against them.
a meeting Of tho Bar Association mas held to-
night to suggest o candidato for Judge of the
Superior Court, an Office croated by recent logiB-
latiou, and who is to bo chosen at the election to
be held April 8. After aoven ballots, in which
Judge II: D. Brown, Republican, and Levi
arailn, Democrat, we're the loading candidates,
Ashley Pond, Democrat was unanimously agreed
upon 40 the choice Of tho bar, and committee
was appointed to present his name to tho 1to-
publican Convention, which meets on Thursday.
Republican cauou8ea wore held in several wards
lust evening to nominate dolegatoa to tho city
convention, and also to nominate ward canGi-
dates for now Board Of Estimates.
An anti-park" CAUCUS wns held this evening,
attended by F. B. Ward, H. z. Baker, W.. Il.
Craig, and other leading citizons, who issued a
call for citizons' meeting on Wednesday night
to take action with regard to tho coming election
Tor Judge of Superior Court and Board Of EBti-
mntea. Chauncey Hnrlbut will be renppointed n
member Of Board OF Water Commissioners by
tho Council tomorrow night.
, 1873-04-01
Fo :IoN.
Destruction =; Brega. Spain.
by tt : 3arlists. (
e.
Serious Troubi n in Malaga and
Barcelona,
The English Bondho!ders and the Sa. ,
mana Bay Company.
SPAIN.

- ''' 9THElNs
MADRID, Masch al.-Dspatcllos from barce.
iona; eay tho situation in that city is gravo.
Intelligence has roaoletl thero that thu town
OF berga, captured by CarliHts On Friday. had
poem destroyed by fro by tho insurgents. who,
potoro applying tho torch, saturated a number of
nalldings with petroleum. Tho news of the burn
ing OF the town creatod great Excitement in Bar
colonn andthe populaco wore assembling In thc
stroota IN largo crowds. Disorders ara foored
and tho authorities wcrro making eyorv
effort to allay THO excitement md prevent a 1ia-
tnrbanco. Isepriaals wore threatened aeainst
tho clergy aud number OF known Carjiut svm-
pathlzera. ,Dorga contained hospital and soy-
oral conyontb, and had over 5000 population.
don. Oontreras. Captain General Of Barcelona
has rosi8ned and Con. Vilantlo is his s,1ccoaHor-
It ia expected TINT Catalonia will soon bo do-
olarod In state Of siege. Aota Of lawloss vin.
lenco nro Of daily occurrence in Barcelona. Thn
burning Of tho churches and tho mosanoro of tho
priests arc threatened. Tho nuthorities are
doing al In their power to prevent such outraroa.
Ton thousand armed citizens maintain or}1ar
IN tho city Of Malaga, but refuse to admit the
regular troops or Government customs officers.
nor will they allow vessels conveying soldiora tn
othor points to romain in port Thoy provide
for their expenses by taxing woa1thy residents.
In nboyanco Of customs, tho officials Say snug
CLING ia carried on to large extent.
Inc oltlzons are divided into two parties. Mod
crate and Ultra Foderalists. Tho bIodorates now
have control, but tho Ultras IRE gaining strength
, 1873-04-01

Special Dtspatch to The Chicago Tribune.
New Yong, March 3l.-Charles NJ. Darras,
author Of tho "Dlnok Crook," aioa last night
from injuries received by jumping from tAo
Boston a1prosa train which left this city at 7p.
III. Mr.. DaIras for some months las boon in tllo
habit Of ysiting Cos Cob, iu WestcheBter County,
ovory sunday. fow years ago ho purchased
two acres Of ground there, aud oroctod o SUBJ
atantial and beautiful resleuco, commanding 4
limo view OF Long 1sland Sound, but, in conso-
quenco Of the death Of several relatives, ho sold
the pace to Alr. Edwin Booth, with whom ho
Alado his homo until tho commencement Of wintor,
whom ho took up luis abolo III the city. Since
that tl1no, luis ylatn to the village wore ocea-
stoned by his friendship for young lady roBd-
Ing III Tho ,,oiglborood. Laa. hight ho took the
expreas train, ~ usual. 1t WIS Mr. Darras' Gus
tom to remain on tho train until It arrived noar
the crossing, soyeral r=dB beyond the regular
atopp!ng-placo. The truck oroHsen tho road ou q
bridge some twenty-five or thirty feet above.
BIZ: parfas aupposod Ao had reaoAod the patll
and sprang OF: The night WAS dark, aud, mis-
calculating tho distance. lie fell over tho edeo Of
, 1873-04-01

noon trim Tomorrow for: q wilt to Now York.
whoro they will romaln tho groator part Of thia
week.
INTERNAL REVENUE, T. J." i i
4 comparison Of tho rooetpta Of informal
roronuo Tor aix months onding Jan. 81; 1879
md JAM 31, 1879, shows an inorohso IN tho inttor
On a,s nplrito Of $2,ol7 ,9o2. fornonlol liquors,
egg, ,2s4 penalties, s6s,6l2. -. =,
engineer to South Carolinn to complete surveys
Of lands for diract taxeB to- tho Unitod Statcs
and authorized to ho redeemed under certain
conditions, in order that III, accurate map
officers in making decda, and for future use in
the event Of legal controversies, growing out Of
th9 untted states salos. as to boundaries and
Tho romains Of tho lnto Roar-Admiral Mont
Bomery were fntefred at Oak Hill Comotory to-
day. There WAS large attendance Of officers of
tho navy. -:
BnooKs. .,.., ..
1.or Il w4s n' thought lsst week. that tho Hon
to-day it was not 20 favorable. go
CURRENCY ;DIATTEns; -
Tile Comptroller Of the Currency to-day noti-
tlod the Secretary Of tho Treasury OF tho issue
March, and the Secretary will to-norrow call Id
the balance Of the per cont cortlfloatos remain
.ng unpaid, which will finally complete tho re-
conta, as provided III tho act Of July IL, 1870,
which au:horizos tho issue Of s54,6o0,6O0 ii
National Bank notes.
POSTAL.
Tho Sonato Special Committee on Transport
Fifth Avenue Hotel, New York, OH Tuosday,
Anril 8. in order to consider tho subject of tho
ments.
The postmaster- General has made the follow
ing roply to the announcement by the railroad
COuN0nfHH nf thnir rnftint,n. far III
preaont, running postal cars:
posT-OFr1oE DErAnrMENT,)
70 ,3ss;sa ass Hi.;k!};y T. E.g hf1atnt Philadelphia, .
sn sos daas rseet y tho letter
communicated on tho 29h signod BY yourself and the
requesting that tho notice given mo under date o22
27th Of January Inst relative to- tho withdrawal ,of
railway poat-otflco cars, after tho 1st Of
cnt. The announcement mnde IN that communication
Of the purpose Of the companies to continue to run
ssh int ~ tpo ane @ 9 hG sss
by tho sonato Of the United States With the duty Of
considering and reporting tho nature md e1teut OF
panies and tho postal service Of tho country s duly
noted, and in tho event that tho companies obtain
hearing before tho Committee ahall DO happy to DO
present a. they request. Very respectfully your obe
dientaervant, JonN 4. J. CnEswELn,
Postmaater-G
POSTAL SERVICE INSPECTION.
New YoRK, March Silt iB reported from
Washington that Postmaster General Oreswoll
is to start, in q day or two, on Southern tour,
in company with Senators Howo and Cameron.
his principal object being to inspect the postal
aorvice. The poatal-car difficulties ho now CON
sidors Rottlod until tho next Congress.
Mn. CURTIS RESIGNS.
NEW YonK, March B1.-Ihc announcement iB
1nado TINT George William Curtis rosigned.about
two weeks ago from tho Advisory Ciyil-Soryice
Board. His resignation WAS accepted.
, 1873-04-01
CANADA.

Special Df8pdtch to The Chicago Tribune
OTTAWA, March 31.-tTho Ministerial Bapport-
/: ors from Ontario held CAUCUS today, but moth.
ing definite Was arrived at. Tho several defeatB
Of late, 1t WIS felt, demanded moro patient
o1forts on the part Of tho Government support
orr. Everything points to Ministerial crisis
which Is beloved to ba noar at hnutl The ouly
hope for tho Government is granting bottcr
terms to Now Brunswick, to secure the supnort
of Of the members from that province. It is no.
tlceabie fact that tho majority Of tho members
from each Of tho provinces, except Manitoba
anu britlsh Columbia voted ngainHt tho Cover
nment Oh the "dual representation F" question.
ind even majority Of tho French members from
Quebec.
,n1r. strahan, momber of tho Opposition, has
given notice Of q motion in tho Commons eimi-:
lar to that mado day OF two ago bY Senetor
Christie in the Senate, for full information re-
garding tho Canada Pacific Railway, tho oorre-
dopoaitB, etc.
MONTREAL, March 31.-Drumm, arrested fow
days ago, charged with the robbery Of a lot OF
joTelry In Ohicago, Is still under arrest. Wit
nesseH are d";1~ ;.. aet az. ~,
case ia poa - IL ::&!;:+.
T0RoNT4 -'::.. 2.:r,,.;.t r. .si,,
ing made f ,..r- r.
: ia hero oh - ",t:..:.
66,5ef sl,1d !~"I 49,: 49,, ',.'.: 49,.
o{ttion with ~...,. - ..rs-.' -. ,.:.,.
HALIFAX :~:A i =. ~. .;' \"
foundlaud i. ~l.;.: ,A.: =, .,,;.;;,:;,,,,.,-
very satisfactory. thirteen yesbels i,aye taKen
185 G10 lenfa.
, 1873-04-01
THE TEMPERANCE CAUSE.
National Catholic C0nyentfon---Ths 4
lIoYcucut In Enrt YEnxnc.

Movement In Fort Wayne.
FonT WAYNE, Ind, March 81.-The tonpe.
rance meeting in Hamilton Hall tonight was one
OF tho largest and most enthusiastic ever held in
this city. Several short and pithy speeches were
made aud some pointed resolutions passed in
favor Of tho thorough enforcement OF tue new
temperance law. A citizenH' committee OF
forty was also appointed to aid tho prosecuting
officers in thoir dutios.
PHILADELPHIA, March 31.-Tlo Catholic Total
Abstinence Union Of America will hold an au-
nl'al convention Of 6tnto Presidents In thla city
tomorrow. Tho Presidents Of Now Joraey. New
York, and Now England States arrived this oven
ing. Some Of the Woatern Presidents are also
here: An onsoy sent to Ireland by the New Jer-
eey Union returned tlis wook with proposition
Irish Bishops aud clergy woro conferred with.
The plan is to bo brought boforo tho National
Board tomorrow by tho New Jersey President
for definite action
, 1873-04-01

LONDON, March 91.-Tho Row.. Mr. Miles, Sec !
rotary OF the American Peace Society, sai,s this3
woek for tho United States. The results Of his
mission to Europe in the interests Of arbitration
putes, ho says, arc onco1 o1raging. Since his re re-
turn to London, accompanied By Minister
schenck, ho had an interview with Mr. Glad.
stono, which was Of tho most satisfactory char
actcr.
Moro than half Of tho striking coliors at Bel
ton have gone back to work.
Tho council OF foreign bondholdors hago
opened communication with the now samano
Bay Company, with the viow to bringing about
Ri equitable arrangement of thoir claims on the
Republic Of sau Domingo. A memorial pro-
pounding the whole case has been forwarded to
the Government Of San Domingo.
, 1873-04-01
HAWAII.

SAN FRANo1sco, March 31.-Ihe news from
Australia and Hawaii, by tic Moses Taylor, is
unimportast.
. King Lunalilo has made tour Of the islands
In his Kingdom, in tho steamer Donic1a, by invi-
tatton Of Admiral pennock
The coal famine has reached New Zealand
owing to collicrs' striko in the Newcastle
colony. Tho thirty-tlirl anniversary Of the
colony was celebrated jan. 20.
King Lunallo will come to san Francisco
soon, aud, With Gon. Scoleld, will make tour
OF the United GtateH.
, 1873-04-01
Drowned.

BrEMrroN, Northampton Co., Pa, March 81.-.
Last evening, a son Of Robert Stewart, aged ID,
and Miss Kinley, wero drowned while crossing d
crock which oniptiea into the Lohigh River nour
here.
, 1873-04-01

CINCINNATI, March 81.-Alatthow Griffin, Ohio
State ARont OF tue United States Llfo InHur-
auco Company, charged with embozzllng $4,000
Of tho Oon,pany's funds, was roarrestod here to-
night. Two wooka ago lo was nrrestod, aud
mnGo hlR eHQAr6
, 1873-04-01
FRANCE.

PAR1s, March 91.-lhe Government Is sending
strong reinforcement to the troops now stationed
on tic Spanish frontier.
President Thiors has received m invitation
from tho Emperor Of Auatria, to attend tho
Vienna Exhibition.
, 1873-04-01

ALBANY, N. T., March 31.--Col1octor HALEY
this aftern noon seizod eight more locomotives al
the round. house Of tho Now York Central l.
Hudson River Railroad Oh account of tax due to
the Government.
, 1873-04-01

Key West, Fla, BAYS that some Cuban patriots
were lately captured at MoauRoaville, an impor-
tant point on The eastern coast.