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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1874-04-22

On motion of Mr.. Lockwood, q
resolution of the Board in refer
ence to the collection of delinquent
and other uncollected personal tax
es, passed March 81, 1874, was
read.
Moved by Mr.. Lockwood, that
the aforementioned resolution be
reconsidered. Carried. .
On motion of Mr.. Lockwood, said
resolution was referred to the FL
nance Committee. to. Z
Moved by Mr.. McSorley, that
George L. Maltz be elected. Treas
urer of the Union School District
for the ensuing year. Carried
unanimously.
On motion of Mr.. Lockwood the
matter of obtaining reward of mer.
it cards, was referred to the Com
mittee on Schools with power to
act. .t
On motion of Mr.. Avery, the
Board adjourned.
+. s. DEWEY, Sec'y
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MORTGAGE SALE.-Default having been
4Vu made in the conditions of certain mort
gage made and executed by Adam Rutherford
and Kate Rutherford, his wife, of Alpcnn County,
Michigan, TO Frederick w. Carlisle and Frederick
Carlisle, of East Saginaw, Michigan, bearing date
September 9th, 1878, and recorded in the office of
the Register of Deeds for the county of Alpcna,
Michigan, on the 23d day Of September, 1873, in
Liber &C" of mortgages, on pages las and la, by
which default the power of sale therein contained,
became operative, and the sum of one hundred
and fifty conc dollars and twelve cents tsl5l.l2 Is
now claimed to be due, besides an Attorney fee of
thirty dollars covenantcd for therein, and no pro-
ccedngs Mt law in equity having been instituted
20 recover the same or any part thereof; Notice
il hereby given that the said mortgage will be
foreclosed by sale Of the mortesged premises, or
some part thereof, at public auction, to the high
est bidder, on the 23d day of May, a. ID. 1874, at
two o'clock in the afternoon of that day, ut the
front door Of the Court Room, in Potters brick
block, in the city OF Alpena, county Of Alpena,
and State of Michigan, that being the place in
which the Circuit Court for the county of Alpena
is held said lands being described in said mort
gage follows, TO witt Lots number four tfl
and five ISL in block three 49, in Pottcrs addition
to the city of Alpena, according to the recorded
| plat thereof. -
FREDERICK w. CARLISLE,
| $500 FREDERICK CARLISLE,
l. Mortgages.
w. o. SUTHERLAND, Atty for Mortgages.
Dated Feb 10, 1874. lSSwl3.
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Proceedings Of school Board.

ALPENA, Mich, April II, 1874.
The School Board met at the
County Court room in the city ol
Alpena, April II, 1874, and was
called to order at o'clock p. NJ,
by the President.
Present-George L. Maltz, Pres
ident; Trustees, Avery, Folkerts,
Lester, Lockwood, Minor and Nc
Sorley, and the Secretary.
The minutes of the previous
meeting were read and approved.
The Finance Committee reported
favorably on the following bills, and
on motion of Mr.. Lockwood the
same were ordered paid: m
James Johnson, ..t...- $3.50
Aber g. Richardson, 600
The President appointed the fol-
lowing standing committees:
Executive Committee-Trustees
Minor, Lockwood and Follxerts.
Finance Committee-Trustees
Avery, Lockwood and McSorley.
Committee on SchOolS-IruSteeS
Lester, Avery and Minor.
Committee on Library-Trustees
Folkerts, McSorley and Lester.
The following report from w. d.
Hitchcock, Librarian, was present
ed, and OH motion of Mr.. Lock-
wood, accepted and ordered placed
on file.
The Library Committee report as
follows:
We have received from the
County Treasurer, $4,000
Treasurer School Board, 10000
$525.OO
Have paid for books, etc, 1882
Balance, $9lls
Respectfully
W. ID. HITCHCOCK.
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Keeps On hsnds compl,ie stork of goods tuhracin.
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Novelties aud Notions, and ct.mllgte tur 90 tsilt
Mgui.hias rsol- which shs oaef- 10 tn public al
very fea-nn'lr rfic,~. '--ll
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THE
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!SaHtIrd-2d nivi-ion-w X Carson, I'd sat.
urdays in August, November, February and
May. "a Division--J Z Dennis, ID Saturday
in July, October. January and April. Georg,
Bobbett, Constable.
Grub Orehdrd-lst Division-Arch Carson
9TH saturday in March, June, September and
December. "a Diyision-Robi Stewart, ID
Saturday in March, June September and De.
cember. Tuck Ballard, Constable.
Walnut EG1i-lst Division-Craig Lynn, I'd
Thursday in March, June, September and DE
ccmbes. ID Diyis;on-Wm IAckey, ilh Mon.
day in March, june, September and December
Tol Douglas, Constable.
Hgsiond-l,t Division-Lewis Ball, eds
urday in January, April, July and October
ri Division John Henson, lst Saturday IL
January, April, July and October. Jas.
Young, Constable.
BIdynesJurg--lst Division-E radgett, 4tt
Tuesday in March, June, September and De
cember. I'd Division VIM. Gooch, 2d Tues
day in March, June, September and December
NJ. II. Gooch, Constable.
Ta,ncrsriRe-lst Divis;on-John Cash, ii
Thursday in March, June, September and De
cember. % Division-J ID Alcorn, 3d Thur
day in March, June, September and December
sara Campbell, Constable.
HustoariHe-ls; Division--Darius Lamme
81 Tuesday in March, June, September ant
/ December. 81 Division-J = Hughes, Is
I Tuesday in March, June, September and DC
cember W Il Jones, Constable.
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NEW ADvERTrsEMEETs
Is BASKEUPTCY.

4, the pi.trici Court N the United States nr the
pi.frie ~ aulurky IN k1ul rupicy. IN thu matter
ef Iobp W ~ Miller Petition CIR hnal di-chairc
fi.t sth af u,~mhor, 1874 Ny order 81 court the
cr iit1fs VI John ". " Miller, Bankrupt. nre here-
B., notified 10 apjraf before me ~ my ohog w i,nh
cd, ksntucky, the 18th day oi Dec 'mier ls,d ~
D. iudk a. NJ TO show ,nnsc " any they have Why
H. pfgi rurt Aforesaid shaui ~ a. harfd fruul
his aet's JOHN W. TJTrLE, NeIistrr
s. suNrrKRE. Assignee Monticello, NY. WN
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IL BANKRUPTCY.

District of Kentucky, S. AT Montioello, Ky, on
tn gth dap Of lceuier, A. u. isla Tue undersigned
hereby i,es notice OF HE appui eni 70 Assignee OF
Rphi A. haukin, II barry, Ia the county Of
Wayne and STAT Of kcniucky, Within said District,
Who has hcaa adjudged bankrupt ulsin his creditors
pelitioa ~ the District Court 81 .iid district
5l-3t n. ", FUTILE.
A..l4lfa
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The chances for gin are one TO FIVE
PRICE or TICK FITS.
Whole tickets 5000; Halves $500 Tenth, or each
coupon s5U1; IleYen Whole ticket. l0r s50JO0; y
Tickets CIR 81 .10lOl, lia Whole Tickets Cor s1,noOo0
2g7 whole Tickets hr sluuUO00. No discount GA e 5
than S3u0.OO worth Of 1iskcis.
The hurth Gin convert will he conducted, IN all
rsaets Ike the three which have already been given
and mll particulars may be learned from cirulars
which viii be sent Tree h0m this Office 10 all who apply
or them. -
utlers fir Tickets and applications OR agencies, will
be attended o. IN the order they received and IL Is
hopci they vii a. sent ~ prumply, that there may
h. no Accompaniment or delay la llling all Liberal
trs gNen 10 ihuse shp huy 10 sc again. All agents
are lefcmpOny Required 10 settle up their accounts
and I5turn al unsod tkssby the 20th day Of March
rtiOs. q. BuAMLLrrE.
Agent Publ. libr y. and Manager & IN Concert,
Basin Public Library Building, Louisville, ny.
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CRAB ORCHARD ADVERTISEMENT
srusNEss DIRECTORY.

fc-,, ort4rl situated ln ~ r,s rni - linc"ln
,fstvty r,Us,l ttcy on the knuNViile Manth stl,.
mai IN miles flm tho county sat Inc !, pH.', y,
~ ~. ,,,y rr,riuet T. ul, anl 1T the town o." ',
n - 4 ~ ,,.r ths UnrlI ffr ~ niinctal waters avn
siWrisnt ms.nesian dcpost. II T. h,fe ih,' me ~,
tr,tesl Cfab uuhard stts sfr uanui tiun"i ~, W
'i vltbip tht uuaflte liuits II he t"wn ne tau
shtf,i srlinf.- uUst fashionable watering P''oe
10 the Wet g. situated
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And have great many agents yet to hear from.
NO DOUBT u ENTERTAINED OF THE SALE
OF EVERY TICKET BEFORE THE DRAWING,
But WHETHER ALL ARE SOLD OR NOT THE
CONCERT AND DRAWING WILL POSITIVELY
AND UNEQUIvOCALLY TAKE PLACE on THE
DAY NOW FIXED AND n ANY RLNAlN IN
SOLD THEY WILL BIZ CANCELLED AND THE
PRIZES wr.L Re REDUCED IN PROPORTION
To TlIE UNsOLD TICKETS.
Only co, 900 tickets have been issued aud
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The trees appeared to be in full bloom 10
raj deposiiory-the boughs being interpreted
with Christmas presents representing every
color including the lilly of the valley and
other flowers whose language speaks love,
purity and fidelity. They stood in their
splendor as il weeping fer JOY until relieved
Of their valuable burtheus, but soon to wither
and die, their missions having been scsom-
plished From which We should all learn a
Lesson; for like the inaniraa,e tree, so soon as
our different missions here on earth are ac-
complished we, too, mus, be cut down and die.
Before the distribution Of presents COM
mencod, the cxerci.es Of the evening opcned
by prayer By W. II. Pettus, the worthy super
intenjent, after which a few appropriate re-
marks were made by Rev. W. ". Harris,
when the joyous scene began, that Of calling
of and delivering the presents, which made
many little hearts glad while many of the
elder ones were made to smile with satisiac-
ton when they received something nice from
the loved ones.
The music on this occasion was excelsior"
Several anthems and other difficult pieces
were executed in such a manner that Nils
son might envy the voices and musical skill If
many of those who participated in this pleas
ant and entertaining exercise.
We must say that the Baptist Christmas
trees, as well as those at the other churches
proved decided success.
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"(tARpENTER's STATION"
FOR SALE

twill sell this wcll-known farm, two miles from
Hus tonNilc on the lebanon pike, IN Lincoln county
ny, containing about ne ACRES VI grd land, ~ scre.
IN tlue-gfas the remainder IN cultivation hnc'y
tered r stock one ct the finest springs In the countr,
or family purposes With sufhcicncy u god tinlcf
There i black locusts enough on the premcs hr
80 roi pests nr f.ucins liye eppe orchard with
fine variety " fruit, comfortable buildings. etc etc
For particular call on the undersigned upon The prem
iss- tgl-ul W ". CARftNrlR.
s.-iwiu .eT II aIl or in parts TO suit purcha-rs
W. &c.
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RELIGIoJ
Personal.

We had the pleasure Of meeting in our of
fee yesterday, our old friend and comrade in
arms, J. X. Sewell, at present the popular
foreman in the IsrERioR Office, and regret
that duty calls him back home so soon.
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LopGEs.
sA o. o. E-Staniord Lodge
NJ etG~No'io 1, loof, meet every
k,s!e..<, a->>s. nday night IN odd iei'
-, m cI@na,'G, va 'e'' I "oi n snde ss"' n
49, IL, ''' -. ~ ',,J ~ H., m.iy,,
~, a - ""''"i "'0 anu WI" ''"s"''Si
''sa'1'S'' 200 .o,,
roo ~ IIali Crsh o No. a. p 49,;
o'a,i,'' -. p, -, I'D n
u"s I'VE We. III p,,,a 49,, vi n'o'
"'us"' ',' "''' W.
heoesh L9dF-Mee's every Let and ID
THURSDAY niEh', IN each month. j d iei!nsl
g. ~ "'' . u '''' ''' vi "''''' i'er'so
wv
8. - oaden h%e Laoamp,aet No. ii7-
aP..iS M'sisat Odd Fellows Hall lst and
'1'.a',. I'd Tuesday nights IN each month
JOS \ Miller, u Jnoo MeAlisler' W. jas
Dansheriy, IL II and a Warren, Scribe.
A Masonie-Lincoln Lodge No. Connect,
Nv at Masonic Hall, corner Main and
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600 Q "A 3 H Or { r y
&1sECG,CcO
LIST or GIFTS.

will be Distributed AMONG the tickets holders
The tickets are printed Ia culs 90 tcnths, and al
fractional parts will be represented in The drawing JUS
as whole tickets are.
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Sanford-John VI Phillips. Jr, Judge, 4tl
Saturday in each month. I J Adkins, Mar,
shall.
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The concerts given by the Ethiopian Club
Of our town on the evenings of the 18th and
2Gth insts, were quite a Christmas treat.
They had full house each night, and with
their sparkling wit and hnmor and good
music gave their audience general satisfaction,
and we have heard many Of our friends re-
mark that il was a real good thing Of the kind,
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LAND DEPARTMENT.
$50 ACRES LAND FOR sALEl

We wish 10 scll privately the farm Known q, the
rlr,,nI peytau frm situated On the Hanging iork
,'r.k In LIncoln couuty, about ave ml~ frum stan-
frJ ID l. as sod land ~ any In the county In gooi
neiehirrhnod, we'll watcrci, adapted % sioux raising
iOo a.rs nov IN hu-tra-S ani clover has two cuod
dwcliugs on H. with rl harm AMI othcr out-huidins
H. one IT them The dwelling. are convenient 20 the
noted pr,tcn Sulphur we'll. Terms hherul For fuli
paw a. A. rIvhoN, or
ot-2m =. VI StnDi.D.
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FIREs.


Prof 5. 7. Woolsey's school closed at Sci
ence Hill, two miles South Of Somerset, on
Saturday last, with an examination of his diff
fercnt Glasses. And We learn from one Of our
college professors that the pupils acquitted
themselves with great honor, eyincing great
progress in their studies.
Mr.. W. is a scholarly gentleman. and
young man who deserves much credit and
praise for his noble efforts in trying to sustain
aud protect the morals Of our land. lie IL a
model teacher for our rising generation and
may success attend him wherever his lot may
be east.
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"A Complete Pictorial History OF the
Times" Tho best, cheapest, and
most srcccssfnl Family Pa
FER In the Union"
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40" ~ '"V "N' y" '"e 'i'No"s W i"'"'N'
to Subscribe Tor the EXTERIOR JOURNAL a
new era seems to he dawning an eventual day
coming. which will make ours a prosperous
ii -. -. m. 60, C;n,;n,,;
""" "'"'' '"""''' NV ,''"'
Southern railroad has been located ana wan
be built through our county distance Of iiity
n,il.. and Of c.,prs, Sop,er.t vii ~. the mair
hn.,.a., ,owa ~ a.. ...,.n,.;,., p,..i,... .,
"uS'"eN' Wv" '' '"'
all kinds 'ees's no~ lob' increasing "hi'e the
general attitude of our comnpnity I. assum-
I'M, q, c,,,p,,nding aun.arupec and the eli.
,"al 81 aa" s',',,, mr., i.., n,.,aI p,
-, IL. -, "a ia 80. 49,,
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LODGES.
1850 %. o. E-Stanford Lodge,
na' ~ No. 1856, l.O.0F., meet every
IIs[T.S~sNfriday night in odd Eel
~. I:l.I~NPlnMis Hill nnrth ila Main

Misoaic-Lincoln Lodge No. 60 meets
at Masonic Hall, corner Main and
Lancaster streets, every ID Monday
night in each month. j X McClary,
Il Yates, 5 "; I W Narnon, J ";
ranks, Treasurer; : q Cundiii, Sec'y.
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PRICE OF TICK I:Tss.

'oal Y 0oc Ons, all cash, amounting to..si 100000
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GroLOCiCAL SURVEY.

Very soon after our Legislature conyenes, a
bill will he presented to the members thereof ior
passage, asking for an appropriation 10 enable
that most e.icieni, competeni and qualified
gentleman. Prof \. :. shaler, to complete the
geological survey II our State this Is certainly
she OF the most important measures that viii
come before the honorable assembly during
the present session aud on that depend. the
serious consideration of every member that
wishes the prosperity Of Kentucky. The
mountain counties more particularly demand
the passage Of this bill aud We trust that our
worthy representative will guard well the in
.ensis Of their own Immediate sections.
We Of Southeastern Kentucky have asked
time and again and repeated our demands
often within the last twenty years with thu
hope that lho-e into Whose hands Nc mad en-
trusted the prosperity Of our sla,e might do
someihing tosard the development d n, vast
mineral REQUIRES Of our mo untain eounties, bat
mp 10 the present our interests have been reg
iscted and our bins laid upon the table, unao-
ticvi and gneered soE B, the majority, saie
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DIRECTORY ron ADVERTISERS.

4sFSSHSSyss.ssSS s:s%s A'' ''''"'''
S3kB SsS fS5aisa %ss4sDSas5ss.sss ssrgs
sIa2q sE2G ESTATE FOR sALx-s.oouD r.s.
ysISES BUSINESS 'spF9 s'sSPpPF99a1uN1r1ss-xura pAo.
ESTATE soR
CLEkks And sALEsMES-Tvrlr-. PAe.-sixth
zsS sstDsss ss%a
ooAsfwfss SH!HSS' srEAMsHrps-s1r,uu rAe.-rour.a
f.ss ss.-,...s column
3EEyyTIiSSTnEnXs- -S,co.D ,FacrsEIss eSiamn
To Is4 AND us
EuR6fs1N
EuR6PiHIsaSS4aT sPq lHs[sn oCsnTns Pacv-Fob co,um,
ESSHHssIossv SSHsSS r.:.Tssss ss,n,
yINANCIAL-NisTH PAcI.
s SsssHE5 sSoas xSp sssmk TO
SsEsda ssls@a
uELfS VWa92HNerED-yExALzs-rv-.rru PAos-rah COL
HElF Hpi Hwp1iSrED-xALEs-EI.v.m. PA.-si.sn col
HoRsES cARR1AeEs Ao.-Fmsr PA@-rhhd. fourth
sSGsE sSSss lS xSsSs:se., S.s.s r...
EEcrSsn Column
LEGAL N0TICEs-Finsr PAcs-sixsh column f-rsr
tS tSSf tNp Column
x1ssE oounn
PAGE-Sixth column. ~ er.f I'D
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAGE-sixth column.
4U6lCAL-SEcoNp PAGE-Sixth column. -
NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PU r PACH-Sxth column.
eERSONALs-FIRsr PAs.-First column
PlANOfOR1ES, ORGANS, &c.-sZcoED PAcE-Sixth
sRJa45Is
rRorsEE7 ot7 oF The gfFY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-SEcorp PAcE-First column.
REAL EnTATE 10 ExCHANGE-SscoED PAeE-First
REAL EsTXrE wANrED-srcorp PAer-Frst column.
KEMARDS-FInsr PAcE-Ftrst and second columns.
SALES AT AUCTION-FIRsr PAGE-Fifth and sixth
MrUAfiUNS wANTED-FEMALEs-rwxI PAex-
FIRST second third. fourth and nth columns
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALES-TwELrrH PAGE
Fifth and sixth columns.
SPECIAL NOTICES-FiRsf PAoE-Second column,
SPoRT!NG-DOGS, BIRDS, AC.-FIRsr PAGE-rnird
sroRxGE-KLxvErrn PAcx-Fith column.
SUMNER RESOETS-SEcoND. PACK-Fourth column.
THE TURE-FiRsT PAeE-Third column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PUkPOSES-Sxcoxp PACE
TRAvETIERS' GUfDE-BIrvzsTz PAcz-Fourth and
uNFuRHiSHED RooMs AND APARTMENTS TO LET
szcoND PAcE-Thrd column
WANTED TT PURUHASE-FIRsr PACE-Socond column.
YACHTS STEAMBOATS, &C.-FIRsr PAaz-Seoond col
unn.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.


AVN 4lssEILH THIS xHAksEY RAs =! Auor1osEERs.
HoSsf SaSfsssST sSD e Jssp;tGp oS y;1
FOURTH AVENUE.
HRsAE ssEF2E aSp 4SR SESAS
rwenvOur to forty eight hours given to purchasers to
CATALOGUE o, ST y.EgsP!ss. B12s .uuzsDAp SALE
sSS SS$SyH
BLscANr BROWN COUPE OR CARRIAGE HORSE.
horss IN every respect and warranted sound also set
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rseds the sire q Henry q Blue Bull
by any one and warranted sound
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high Syc.r old KIND and true in all harness free from
greas endurance; has been driven by ladies' and sold
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ss traveller and can be driven by any one Also set
Harness and
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SORREL HORSE l5,s HANDS HIGH. YEARS
old kind and in all harness. free from vice. excel
lent under saddle has been ridden and driven by
ladies and is every way reliable
NO TOP PONY PHAETON
BAY HORSE. l6 HANDS HIGH, YEARS OLD;
kind and true in all harness. free from vice fast
eer free and stylish driver fears nothng safe and
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Of sale.
Fine top Road Wagons, by city makers
Top and no top Pony Phaetons.
Rockaways, Harness. &C., &c.
SALE COMMENCES AT II O'CLOCK
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