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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-16
THE EIGnrY-srvrNrH-sr. REcLUsr.

Byron A. Stief, residing at No. II Delaney
st. the nephew OF Charlotte willett whose hafeaten
body found In house on Eghtyseyenth- st. Sunday
night was the subject OF days mystery, made appl
cation yesterday In the Surrogaes Court for letters OF
administration upon her personal estate. He alleges
thar the deceased left will and personal estate
which does exceed 800; that she was never mar
red aud her sole surviving heirs are Eliza Hayward
of Bayaunah, Ga, aud himaclf
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cHEATING THE INDIANS.
From TAs Bostoa Journal.

Among other rascally frauds committed
tnst tue indians is that OF oonnlvanoe ana oOmblna
,ons between the parties who purchase the timber
their lands that IL Is sold Tor compared
with THAT it Ia really worth. An attempt OF this kind
was made three or four at the OF sale
OF timber the reservations of the Stockbrdge aud
MenoIninee Indians in Northern Wisconsin, but Mr.
IaDan 4 Beeober OF Boston. who was interested In
timber Rnds In that Vicinity heard OF the sale,
which was advertised Ia the most quiet manner, and
went IN and broke up the combination aud defeated its
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THE NATIONAL PHOTOGRAPHIC ASSOCIATION.

THE NATIONAL PHOTOGRAPHIC ASSOCIATION.
BUFFALO, July l5.-Ihe fifth annual meeting
OF the National Photographic Association formally
opened this morning by the President, Abraham Bogar
dus OF New. York An address Of welcome was delivered
by tho Local Secretary W. J. Barker, which was re-
sponded 20 by the President There was large attend
snce all sections VI the country being represented Tue
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS
S. Dents Hotel The Hon. Frederick A. Sawyer,
Assistant seerctAU Ofhs Trsssa % Aesars Ho.l-rhe hss'
Winthrop end eI Gov John Il Clifford Of hausebuec
hscaese Of Pulsepha eIGot Graham Of North Carolina
ts Hon H. H. Stuart and toe Rev. Banas Of stanton, va
es Iohn Hammond Of Grown Point Hon Nathaniel Wheel
Lewis Rice Of BOstoa OlIren0n Hok-slr
bryan Edward. Of BOgsnd BrsOoor Hon Ama'a
81 nAoIis Gov DAVIS II Tef.' GeA Eegey And VI
Boe OF PENNSYLVANIA Jaige Lawson Of Albany Matthew Lain oil
Chicago Gen j. A. waker and Col T. a. Baylor u g. A.. Hsn
Ho-RIoy Randolph Of New Jersey and Tue Hon ~
of HoHkSenator T. VI. Madden OF
Mdetoun ~ Metropolitan Hok-Geh Allan ka,beri9rd 'se
H. Hon Charles stanford Of Schenectady the Hon. g.
Nyn Of Monticello N T. and George Route ge OF London A
sark Hovl-eorge Peabody Russell Of Bto 's'T House-
The Rev Clarence Wawoh Albany and Joseph Froe'oE'
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rassure was tben tnrncd on and stream an inch IN
diameter was thrown from the ncrze Of the pipe 20
distance OF rs feet Experimehts oI thls nature d"d
clndcd tha exhibition which regarded as declaeu
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WALTER DE F. DAY, NJ. D., san'y supt.
MUNICIPAL TOPICS.

MEETING OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS COM
MITTEE ON FINANCE--MR. VAN sCHAIcK EXPLAINS
HIS SCHEME TO CANCEL THE CITY DEBT.
The Committee on Finance of the Board OF
Supervisors met yesterday in their Chamber at the
CITY Hail. all the members being present The object OF
the meeting was TO hear suggestions Hem supervisor
Van Setback relating TO cOnsoidaedloa OF $l6OOOOO
on behalf of the city punished in Mondays TRIBUNE
Mr. Van Setback explained the proposition He said
that in view the present condition OF the city finances
it would be well create loan of sl5OOOOoO payable
in 100 wears and bearing interest at the rate Of per
cent He thought with the proceeds of the proposed
loan the present net debt of sl0OOO0 could be can
Celed, and that the residue, namely
be applied defray the expenses OF various improve
ments IN progress
iect OF his scheme stated that he had talked with
humber OF hnancers who regard the proposition WIN
TSe matter was laid over. and the Committee then
took up the resolution providing for raising S25O Dy
bonds for the Industrial EAaodLOm COMPANY, w. NO
the resolution, the Committee declined to take action
upon IT at present.
THE BOARD OF APPoRTIoNMENT PROVIDE FOR THE
JUDICIAL SALARIES - S5OO,OOO IN ASSESSMENT
BONDS FOR THE NORTHERN BoULEvARDs AUTHOR
lied.
The Board of Estimate and Apportionment
adopted yesterday resolutions as follows Appropriate
ing s 6S for the salaries Of the Judges Of the Supreme
Court the Superior Court and the Court Of Common
Pleas from May to June d. 1873 authorizing the Con
er TO issue s5OOO worth OF assessment bonds to pay
for the land known as the Northern Boulevard, and
directing the Controller tn request the heads OF the
various Departments send ill., before September their
estimates for 1874
THE CROTON WATER SUPPLY.
Commissioner Van Mort stated that accord
ing TO records in the Of Mr. Tracy, the Chief
Engineer of the Croton Aqueduct the average rainfall
in the Croton Basin 1880 to the present time ex
ceptng nine years. when record was kept, was for
the month Of May, inches June, 3.4 Inches July,
4ol inches and August, 4.61 inches.
In only five Of those years the rainfall for June and
July was less than five inches, namely:
In ls32Juns 25. July 36j Total for months 90 inches
10 1S4l-June 293. July Isl Total for months 80 inches
In l845-June 2Oj, JAY So Total Tor months ~ inches
Ia is5-June July EGO. Total for months 492 inches
The rain fall this year in May, 29l inches IN June
O. II inches; and in July, 10 Is, OS6 inches.
Notwithstanding this unprecedented drouth, full
supply of water is delivered in the city Of which the
Croton River however furnishes less than Onethird,
the balance being drawn from the Storage Reservoir
Fortunately the capacity or the reservoir and
lakes is so great that scarcity OF water need be anu
cinated; but il is impossible to know how long the
drouth may last and common prudence suggests
more careful use Of the CrOtOn water aud the stOppage
If aIu
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HOME NE VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY. AT DICKSsoys iSrARk ROW.
9.u-so' Eosu-S7 u rn-92Lp hdDiEhS0'' AverAss-SS'
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exhibition Of pictures and apparatus at the Rink Vy
largo and attracts great attention.
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HrnSON RIVER COUNTlES.

WHITE PLAINs,-The trial OF LorenZ ErhardI
for the murder OF John Morrison at Melrose, IN April
last was continued yesterday Several witnesses were
,nined for the defense after which the taking of
buttDg testimony was begun
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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,
the 2lst day OF April, 1873.
Present-A. w. Comstock, Mayor; +.
s. Dewey, Recorder; and Aid. Kimball,
Knight, Blakely, Wall, Ilarshaw and
Campbell.
Minutes of previous meeting read and
approved.
A petition was received asking that
fire ordinance on the north side of river
be repealed. Referred to Committee on
Fire Limits.
Hopper, Davis d Co. presented pc
tition requesting that the city purchase
the boarding house recently used rs n
smallpox hospital. Referred to special
committee of Knight, Campbell, kimball.
Petitions were presented requesting
that Dock end other streets be opened.
Referred to Committee on Streets and
Sewers.
A petition asking the appointment Of
Fred. Smith as engineer OF fire engine,
was received and referred to Committee
on Fire Department.
Petition received, asking for a dupli-
cate of city order issued to G.. McDade
for S22 80 rs the original one had been
lost. Accepted.
The Committee on Streets and Sewers
reported in favor of opening Dunbar
street, and a special committee consist
ing of Aid. Campbell, Kimball and Blake
ly, were appointed to confer with parties
owning the land where the street should
be opened.
W. Shorthand was appointed bridge
tender for the ensuing season.
Committee OH Streets and Sewers re-
ported i'm favor of ditching Miller, Cedar
aud Commercial streets with box drains.
Report accepted and adopted, and the
Recorder was authorized to advertise for
bids for the digging and boxing the same,
after the City Surveyor had surveyed
the streets and furnished the Recorder
with all necessary Information in the
matter.
A number Of petitions requesting side
walks on several streets, was received
and referred to Committee on Streets and
Sewers.
The name of Section Line Road was
changed TO Washington Avenue.
The City Attorney was instructed TO
prepare the Charter and ordinances for
printing. Also the act incorporating the
Union School District of Alpena.
An offer was received from ). Hitchcock
to open First street for $3.50.
The Committee on Ways and Means
reported favorably on the account OF ".
McMastcr, and asked further time on the
others.
Arthur Irwin was appointed engineer
OF fire engine.
The following accounts were res N ed
and referred to the Committee on Ways
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LOCAL.
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

EPISCOPAL-Rey. W. w. Rafter. SERVICES -
the Societys Church, ON First street, every
morning ana evening.
BAPTIST Rev. 4. N. Barlow. services ~ INC
socicty's Church, on Third street, every e"Doa'.
morning and evening.
CATHOLIC-Father Taken. services IN the
Catholic Church, on Chisholm street, every Sab
bath morning
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. A. II. Allen. Ser
vices IN the society's Church, on Second street,
every Sabbath morning AMI evening.
MErAoDisT-Rev. w. Donnelly. Services in
Society's Church, ON Dock street, every Sabbath
morning and evening.
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PROSE AS IS PoETRY.-"Come,
gentle Spring, ETHEREAL mildness,
come {! and if you're coming, why
don't you come along Z" is the chief
theme of all our daily thoughts,
and the refrain of everybody's song.
The SHOWS have melted from the
open glades; the rains descend and
swell the rushing streams but
Spring still fingers on the far-off
hills, and comes not to us but in
nightly dreams wherein the bloom
ing flowers and greening grass re-
mind us of the pleasant days of
yore-those days that never will
return-alas that we should thus
regret them ever more. But, new
er mind some day the sun will
cast his burning rays upon this
"desert way;" some day the gale
will come with fiercer blast, and
sweep the ice clear out of Tawas
Bay! Then will the steamboats,
run, then will our pulses flutter,
and well no longer dine without
good butter Aw : Id,eaS Ga
zette.
Send her up here Charley, when
it comes. We don't mean the ice,
but "Old SOL" and the good butter.
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Ladies, gents and children, look out for
a new stock OF boots, shoes, slippers, ETC.,
at the store of Howard, Godfrey q Co.,
which will be the largest and most ele-
CANT ever brought to this city. Their
stock will be from the celebrated manu-
factories of L. G. Burt, New York; Gray
Brothers, Syracuse; Shannon Brothers
Rochester, as well as from the very best
makers in Detroit. The stock VIII COM
prise full lines of the latest styles. Mr.
Godfrey has but recently returned from
the east, where he personally selected the
goods. Customers will be sure TO get
just what they want, and at prices that
defy competition. They are also going
to increase the force of workmen, and
will then be able TO attend to custom
work for both ladies and gents, at the
shortest possible notice. Don't forget TO
call at the sign of the Big Boot.
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ed home, no doubt feeling much
better. Cause, a worthless hus-
band.
The steamer Marine City is adj
vertised 10 leave Detroit tomorrow,
and the Wenona on Saturday.
The City Recorders Office is at
the Alpena Banking House.
On Wednesday last Will Leach,
late Of the Pioneer Office, got drunk,
fell in the river, and tried his hand
at turning a summersault off the
new bridge, landing on the pier be-
low. No damage done to pier
young gent ~ slightly Bruised
We learn for this little amusement
he is to pay q fine of $500.
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THE HoP.-The hop last Tues
day evening, at the furniture rooms
of ID. G.. Aber, in Packs brick
block, proved the most enjoyable
affair of the season. The hall was
decorated with evergreens, flags
and streamers of our national col
ors, and when illuminated produced
a most pleasing effect. As early as
nine o'clock the company, to the
number of forty couples, had as
sembled, and under the efficient SUI
pervision of Messrs. Towle, Knight
and Churchill, as floor managers,
they "trippcd the light fantastic
toe" to the inspiring strains Of
Prof. Williams well-trained orches-
try. Supper was served about
midnight, in the spacious parlor of
Mr.. Fred s. Goodrich, who proved
himself, to the satisfaction of all,
equal TO any occasion of the kind,
and established beyond question,
his reputation as Prince of caterers.
After supper the dancing was re-
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1873-04-22

ANOTHER ENTERPRISE. - Our
fast growing city is making de-
mands for increased business in al
most every shape. Now company
has been formed under the name Of
C. Thompson g. Co., who are en-
gagged in the erection of a new sash
factory and planning mill, which
will be raised, or commenced, to-
day. 1t is in the.rear of the Com
stock boarding house, now the resi-
dence of S. A. J.. Warner and J.
Purdy, on Third street. This is an
enterprise much needed, and, as
the great number of new buildings
continually going up can surely
keep two such institutions in full
operation, at good, paying bust
ness, they must succeed.
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Mr.. EDIToR:-The editor of that
filthy sheet, the Pioneer, last week
saw fit to accuse me of circu-
lating a petition and obtaining mon
ely for needy persons which new
er delivered up. The whole of the
article alluded to is simply false
with one exception, that of circu-
lGting the paper. On that paper
there was subscribed S29.15, Of
which 1 collected $22.75, and paid
the same to Mrs. Malarvey, and
there still remains unpaid by par
ties subscribing 81. | make this
statement that the public can judge
how much truth there is in the ac-
cusation of the most contemplate
being in the country. Further,
my residence formerly was Detroit,
and Joseph A. Nealey is and al
ways has been my name. This
statement is correct, and | am will
ing to make affidavit to the same.
Yours truly,
JOSEPH A. NEALEY.
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King of the Blood.-For swclled neck
and enlarged glands. Case.-For sever
al years past l have been badly afflicted
with Coitre, or Swcled Neck, and IL had
become so bad that an effort to raise my
arms above my head produced n choking
sensation, which was almost unendura-
BILE. After trying several remedies with
no benefit, | was advised TO try King of
the Blood, which did, and the effect has
been almost miraculous. | took nearly
seven bottles, and il has not only cured
my neck, but greatly benefited my gener-
al health. | have not felt so well for
years have been troubled from child
hood with fatty tumors on my arms, and
can see the wonderful effects of your
medicine upon those, for they have al
ready begun to diminish, and think that
if continue on with the medicine, they
will entirely disappear. With gratitude,
remain, Charlotte 5. Smith, Columbus,
Pa.
See advertisement in another column.
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sumed, and kept up without cessa-
ton, well into the "wee sma hours"
when the company dispersed, be-
ing convinced of the perfect success
of the affair, and considering it
worthy of the time and labor be-
slowed upon it by the young men
of our city.
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TO Nessrs. Il. Pack, il. Il. Iuttle

TO Messrs. Il. Pdck,, j. u. Tuttle
and others.
GENTLEMEN The card in the
last issue of the Pioneer, requesting
another musical entertainment has
received attention, and in accord
ance with your wish it gives us
pleasure to announce that we will
give another concert with an entire
change of programme on the 18th
of May next; and be assured that
for the mark of appreciation of
our last attempt. no pains will be
spared by us in the future to graft
fly, in some manner, our music
loving public. With many thanks,
we remain
Respectfully yours,
III. S. SEAGE,
Miss SHEpHARDsoN,
GEO. NICHOLSON,
AND OTHERS.
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SERMON ON Opp FELLOWSHIP,

SERMON ON ODD FELLOWSHIP
Next Saturday, the 26th, is the an
niversary of the introduction Of
Odd Fellowship in the United
States, and the friends of the Or
der in this city have obtained Rev.
w. Donnelly's consent to deliver a
sermon on the subject of Odd Eel
lowahip, at the NJ. Z. Church next
Sunday morning. The members of
the Order here will march to the
church dressed in their regalia.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1873-04-22

Warner Purdy & Co. have just re-
ceived large addition to their stock in
the way of Clothing, Dry Goods, etc.
Persons in want of goods will do well to
give them call
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STEAM FITTINGS.-We would re-
spectfully announce to the mill men OF
Alpena and vicinity, that we keep on
hand and are prepared to furnish all
kinds of Steam Fittings for steam mills.
Patroize home trade, and thereby build
up your own city. "a word to the wise"
&c. HARSHAW & co.
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Our Reporter on the Alert.

Extra copies of the ARGUS can be
had at the news depot, and at the
office of publication.
To any of our subscribers who
desire it, who will pay their sub
scription this month, april or to
all new subscribers who will pay in
advance for one year, and % cents
extra, we will furnish the 1mericdn
Farmers AdcOcdte, a sixteen page
monthly for the same time. Speci-
men copies can be seen at this Of
flee.
Don't forget the free entertain
ment, given by the Alpena Literary
Society, at the Congregational
Church tomorrow evening
On Wednesday last Quantity
of poor whisky, wrapped up in about
140 pounds of conceit and fashion,
able clothing, took plunge bath
in the river. We don't know
whether it sobered the young man
or not.
BY reference to a card in another
colum it will be seen that George
Stubbs, at Long Lake, pays partic-
Mar attention to selecting all kinds
Of lands for settlers and others.
Mr.. S. has had much experience in
his line, and those desiring his
services will do well to give him a
call.
The person who, through mis-
take, took new umbrella from be-
hind the stove at the concert, last
Wednesday night, will please re-
turn the same to this Office.
A Cook stove for sale cheap.
\ Been used only two months. For
particulars call at this Office.
Plenty of water in the streams,
and but little difficulty experienced
in driving logs.
The crop of new houses promis-
es to be ahead of anything in the
past, during this season.
On Monday of last week Mrs.
Fred. Miller presented her husband
with daughter.
Free literary entertainment at
the Congregational Church to-mor-
row evening.
Last Wednesday the "..Fire Boys
were out with the engine, and filed
the reservoir opposite the Congre-
gational Church.
j. T. Clare will hear OF some.
thing to his interest by calling at
this Office.
The steamer Benton left Detroit
last Wednesday evening, for Tawas
and intermediate ports.
William McClory, aged IL years,
died on Friday morning, after three
days illness.
Happiness reigns in the house OF
the Sheriff. Mrs. Sheriff presented
Mr.. Sheriff with a daughter last
Tuesday.
The person who recently lost a
two inch framing chisel, will hear
of the same by calling at this of
flee.
Bear in mind that there will be a
free literary entertainment to-mor-
row evening at the Congregational
Church.
From a private letter from Mr..
Spraguo we learn that the Saginaw
Valley and Lake Shore Gazetteer,
has, after a long delay, been placed
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RARE CHANCE.

To any person getting us up club Of
twenty-five subscribers to the ARGUS, for
one year, accompanied by the money, we
Cash. Or to any one sending us club
of five, we will send one extra copy of the
ARGUS for the same time.
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We do not hold ourself responsible for
the views of our correspondents, or the
Ideas contained in any communication to
the ARGUS.
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The purest and sweetest Cod Liver Oil
is Hazard & Caswell's, made on the sea
shore, from fresh, selected liyers, by Cas-
well, Hazard & Co, New York. 1t is alb
solutely pure and sweet. Patients who
have once taken it prefer it to all others.
Physicians have decided it superior to
any of the other oils in market S6w4
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1873-04-22

S. Rosenthal IL Co. would respectfully
announce to the ladies OF Alpena that
Miss Bigelow has returned to take charge
of the dress-making department, and
that they are as ever, fully prepared to
do the latest style of work in this line.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1873-04-22

j. w. Creighton has received large
stock of first class material, and is pre-
pared to do the best work in the country.
Men in want of driving boots will do
well to leave their orders Immediately.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1873-04-22

Initial Note Paper for sale at Whit
ney's. Only 50c per box. Each box con-
tans one quirc of paper and one pack
age of envelopes and beautiful picture.
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Bargains at Warner, Purdy & Co.'S
They are DESTROYS of closing out their
winter stock of dry goods before the
opening of navigation, and offer them at
very low prices. They also have a full
line of groceries and provisions. Persons
in want OF any kind of goods, will do
well to call on them, they are sure to get
their moneys worth
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1873-04-22

Advertisements must be handed I'm by
Monday morning to secure insertion In
the same weeks issue Of the ARGUS.
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ID. RODNfAN.

Just received from Briggs & Brothers,
Rochester, n. u, a splendid lot of choice
Garden Seeds at Bostwick's.
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Mr.. d. Rodman has just returned from
the east with a splendid stock Of prints
and ladies underwear, consisting OF night
gowns, chemise, drawers, white skirts,
Fishues cOrsets, laces, and large stock
of lace collars. Ladies be sure TO call
and see the finest stock of fancy GOO DIS
that was ever seen in Alpena, at the New
York cheap store.
ID RODMAN
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Local Notices.

Garden Scev,s. A fine stock OF fresh
Garden Seeds can be found at the sign vi
the Red Mortar.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1873-04-22

Glass, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Putty,
Brushes of all kinds, for sale at Bos =
wicks at low prices.
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The place to get your Medicines is at
Bostwick's.
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Warner, Purdy & Co. have large
stock of hand made Driving Boots, for
the spring trade.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1873-04-22

Whitncy's Compound Syrup of Tar
takes the lead of Cough Medicines.
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S. 10 $40 per day Agents ws g ,s.r All CLASSES
OF Old, make more money on work for use in their
spare moments, OF all tho time, than at anything
else. Particulars free. Address q. enoson Co,
Portland, Mains. cyl