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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1874-08-15
GOrIlaln.

GOrham.
Mr. Thomas Clifford, tin-smith in
the G. L. shops, narrowly escaped a
serious injury while crossing the track
between two cars made up in train.
The train was at halt in the yard
and as he jumped upon the dead
wood he placed his foot on the draw
bar inside the pin ;at this moment the
train was backed little, catching lis
foot. The train being handled easy
his injuries are slight, otherwise he
must have met a sad fate. Persons,
even employees, cannot be to cautious
in their movements about trains.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1874-08-15
Stratf0rd Hollow.

Stratford Hollow.
Beedle's Bell Ringers performed
here to a good house last Friday
evening, o
We are to have telegraph office at
this station.
Grass about two-thrds secured in
this vicinity all crops are looking
finely.
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STATE or VERMONT,( In Probate Count,
Essen district. S. held at Guildhall.
in and for said District, on the 18Th day OF Au-
John H. Frye administrator on the estate +
u. p. Frye, late of tiuidhil in said district.
deceased, makes application to said court.
for license Ia sell The whole of the r.;ll estate
of said deceased, inciu ling homestead. and
all reversionury Interests in the sam C. repre-
sentng that sale thereof IS n G sgslry for
the payment OF debts, charges OF udnlni,tlyl.
ton. and would be beneficial to All later ste
therein that the balance thereof may b.
placed tintere5t. or invested II other real
estate, agreablY To the Statute In such cu.o
made and provided. Whereupon IL Is or iere /
by said court that said applicati N c, IN ull.
der consideration and he heard on lh, 2 IN
day of August, A. D., 1874. ut thu Pr1b,t" Office
in Guildhal, and it is further ordered that an
persons Interested be mortified ncr o b puD.
lication of notice of said applicn ion and or.
der thereon three weeks $ tccessivrly in, tho
Essex County Herald, pubished at GIildnal
before said time appointed for hearing, that
they may appear nj said time aud place. and
If eJ see cause object Il @ %
VIM. ii.HARrSHOnN, Judge.
true copy of record, Attest.
WIN. II. HARrSORN, Judge
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R. G. & Nj. II. II. TIME TABLE
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

GOING SOUTH.
Passenger Trains leave Grove;on at soa. m.
3.05 and I. 20 p. m.
Guildhall Falls. s.i2 a. m, $50 and 1.ss p m
Lancaster, 7.l5, 909 A. M, aud lis, pm.
Train leaving Lancaster at LIS, p. m, con-
meets ut woodsviIle with express, which ar
riyes at Concord at 30. aud Boston at 1850
p. m,
GOING NORTH.
Arrive at Lancaster. Ie2l. Az and 6.l5.
Leave Lancaster. at Gas II. m, 1870 and 6lS
p. m.
Guildhall Falls. us, a. m u " and SIS p. m.
Arrive at Groveton at rs l2.45 II. NJ. ana $50
p. IN.
Train leaving Lancaster at 6.i5 am, con
meets at Groveton with train for Portland.
Train leaving Lancaster at l2sJ p. m. con-
meets at Groveton with trains East and West
over the Grand Trunk.
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PhIebotORiy.

When DR.. Sangrado found his patients
weak he gave them water Cruel. When
they got weaker he bled them aud dosed
them with calomel and jalap. Gil Bias tells
US they almost invariably died. A good
many people are killed that way yet. The
world ia general, how aver, has found
out that, In cases Of debility and premature
decay, Hostetter's stomach Bitters Is the true
DEMONSTRATING cordial. This tonic is a pow
erful and perfectly harmless restorative.
regulates aud purihes. While II builds up
the strength and infuses vitality into the
blood,it brings all the secretions into har-
mony with the laws of health. The fcebler
sex find IL invaluable in the vaiiols physic
al difficulties to which their Organization
renders them subject. In all hyslerical and
hypochondrlcal cases Its effect is n aSical.
BY II the strength is increased, the appetite
preserved, and firmness and elasticity given
10 the system.
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You remember signature Spinner
treasurer of the United States Score
tary Brlslow has had to look at Spin
ner several times lately, aud now
comes u rumor that this magnificent
specimen Of the financial barnacle has
had II intlmatod 10 him by the secro'
tary OF the treasury that any attempt
on the part of Spinner to spin oil on
his ear, when mildly demonstrated
with by his chief will result In u loss
of his official frllls and the cutting OF
old Signatures comb. Mr., Brlstow Is
quietly impresslng his bureau people
with the idea that he Is secretary OF
the treasury.
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MAIL TOPICS.

The Iron Mountain and Cairo and Full
ton railways are now taking -four to
Shreveport at one dollar per barrel
from st. Louis.
b. +. Isgrigg, Of Louisville, was nc
cidentally killed by the discharge Of
his gun while duck hunting near Nash
vile, few days since.
The following is the list of the new
supreme court of Arkansas. Chief
justice, English associate Justices
Walker and Harrison clerk. f. Bar
Der.
The counting of the vote of Louisiana
Dy the returning board continues, with
every prospect of Kellogg's defeat and
the success of the people against their
plunderers.
Some gratifying results In cotton cul-
ture in southern Kansas are noted.
The soil and climate has been found
favorable and large acreage will be
put in next year.
The hurricane which did such terri
BILE work in Tuscumbia blew down u
round house at Keyser, on the Balti-
more and Ohio road, killing two men,
unroofed several houses in Baltimore
and Trenton, New Jersey, and blew
down telegraph poles besides.
On Saturday last, Mr.. John Fisher,
constable of DeSoto parish, Louisiana,
went Of DR.. Frenson's plantation to
serve writ to attachment and seizure
against John Aston, n negro. John
and his brother resisted, driving of
Mr.. Fisher with their guns. On Mon
day Fisher returned. The Astons me
groes) resisted, when Fisher shot one
Of them (John) dead.
The decision of Judge Durell, of
Louisiana, validating the sale of the
Vicksburg, Shreveport and Texas rail
way to Ludeling, Ray d Co., has been
reversed by the supreme court of the
United States. This puts back the road
into the hands of the legitimate stock
holders, and will ut once give an inn
petus to completing the much needed
line (now a gap tetween Shreveport
and Monroe, which would give Dallas,
via the Texas and Pacific, much
needed line of railway communication
with the other southern states, and af-
ford another and better route for our
immigration.
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lanlIOMe'en at RaImornl.
ITrom The New York Sunni

Halloween was celebrated at Bal
moral on the night OF November "a in
very extraordinary manner. There
was first torchlght procession, in
which Queen Victoria and Princess
Beatrice took part and aiterward in
front of the castle huge bonfire was
lighted. A hobgoblin approached
drawing II car containing the eiligy ola
witch, and surrounded 10y fairies car
rying long spears.
a magic circle was formed, and the
presiding elf tossed the elligy into the
flames, after which the numerous com
pany vigorously danced Scotch reels to
the strains of u bagpipe. 1t was in
tended TO have u ball in the castle, but
as some of the company at the bonfire
behave themselves rather indecorous-
ly, this part of the celebration was
abandoned.
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clNcINNArl mourns for Mulletl, The

CINCINNATI mourns for Mullett, The
"natlonaln architect, whose Official
head has just fallen into the basket
Mullett, the immortal, was making
Cincinnati very happy with one OF
those postollice buildings, evolved from
his inner consciousness after burning
several oil wells In his midnight lamp.
In the midst Of his Porkopolis periorm'
ance the axe fell, and there was IN
end of Mullett. Now Cincinnati sees
the grim specter of decline reckoning
to her, and her Mulett Is powerless to
save her from taking n lower seat IN
the synagogue Of western "Queen"
cities.
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PERSONAL.

Judge Hopkins, Saturday, appointed
Colonel L, p. Graub receiver OF the At
lanta and Richmond Airline railroad.
The telegraph brings intelligence Of
the death, at st. Louis, OF the Rev. r.
T.. Pattison, formerly OF Chicago. This
news, sad though it may he, will not
startle those acquainted with the out
lines of the life and services OF this
prominent Baptist divine and educa-
tor.
The Baltimore Gazette, abiding TO
the death of Mrs Ross II. WiEans, Of
that city, formerly Miss Minnie Ludi-
am, Of Richmond. says "tlie inleIli-
gsnce has cast a gloom over the large
circle of friends and acquaintance in
which the deceased lady moved when
In life."
III the First Presbyterian church of
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WILLIAMS CThe Administration
Of Laundolet fame, has expressed an
opinion. Whenever this mountain
brings forth one Of his mice there II
a broad grin Nil around the circle OF
newspaper offices, AZ "Captaln Buns
byn Williams his oplnlons ARE world
wide In their reputation. This time
his "GpInlon, ~ IL M opinion" IL The
opinion that no h Of the opinion ll'h'
hlsoplnlon h, desperately short Car
penter will not be elected, but that one
oftho lrrepresslble oiilce'holdng family
OF Waahburns will do for Desperately
Short Carpenter
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1Iow Ia ocpIIonse.


Lancaster l'Ab lnlplllgnhonrl
The democratic party has come Into
power by tho popular exercise, OF
knowledge aud GlltlI-knOwledge That
the republican purity had colnlnllled
certain gross olltnscs against the prin'
cIplos of good goyernmcnt--'inlth That
III opponent would reform these abuses
aud practice such virtues IN would re-
store official Integrity ana conhll lullnn'
nj government, II now remains for
the democracy Ia alloHl, by Their
works, TINT this faith reposed was the
substance Of things which VIII ho re-
allied, aud the evidence of things
which viii be brought 10 light, The
straight course before the pOrly COM
ing into mower N the Jealous practice
Of those virtues by the profession of
which II has secured public confidence
II has advocated reform II must re-
form the civil service, II hps de-
mandcd retrenChment II must re-
trench. IL has urged tho strict observ-
ance of the law II must bring its con-
duet aud the administration OF the
government within faithful c0mpli-
0ncc with constitutional requirements.
II has insisted upon rigorous honesty
In public affairs II must be vigorously
honest In It's conduct Of public affairs.
We call special attention to these
hopes which 0re formed of the demo-
cratic party and these necessities win
which II II confronted because there
Is u disposition IN some quarters ia
make the distribution of public patron.
age n consideration paramount to all
Others.
That IL not the best way TO keel
house.
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Imisyille, Kyn the Rev s9muel y
Wilson, u, u pastor formally WIN,
drew from the Louisville pFtaps lplf
Yesterday. twin belempmnpfpl lhgl
iho preslyiery ia Hpsalpu nhl Week
severely rpprimandpd Dr., Wilson ana
called upon him 10 resign his pastoral
Charge
REPRESENTATIVE Wilahlrei Of Arkallr
sns. lad an Interview Saturday WIN
Attorney General Williams, wilh ref
erenoe ~ Affairs ia that stale, ana sAlS
II was Of q satisfactory character NV
WilHhire Is satisfied hat, II any action
be taken Ia the matter u WIN he Wy
congress,
Rev, Dr, Nicholson recl0rol Iflgl'
~, the oldest aud Weallllleal OF inc
Episcopal churches Ia Newark, ~,
nounoes his adhesion 10 the reformed
GpIseopal church, he has long been
regarded ~ q leader q low church
views, Tor his opposition 10 llluAllh'
tic practices, Tie field Of his new
labors viii DO Ia Philadelphia
RisHop llLLloTr Of western Texas
ID n Young gentleman, seemingly MOI
more than thirty While 0f small
stature, he IL apparently rnddy and
rugged. Ills mnnnelH Afe ~ geillle "
those Of lady, but there ~ u IRE u
his eye aud u manllnesa u hlH leppFt'
meni that well speak Of one born u
command, Ills appearance n lhal ~
"A man who would III might lhrollgl
10 sOOlhe tho wants OF u hlgl
child, aud proudly march 10 the STAKE
la the morning rather than abale lh'
smnllest fraction Of his episcopal dig
nIty. lie N u man that viii beeom'
Immensely popular with sturdy IRON
llemmen, for he N n character TIA
ihey, OF all men, know how to appro
| olutp,
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How 20 Dress Turk eva.

Take n board four feet long, one and
n half feet wide, bore an inch hole In
the center, about eight inches from one
end saw strip from this end to the
hole, about one inch wide, or wide
enough TO admit the neck Of the turkey.
Place this hoard on barrel, with one
end against your hips. Lay the turkey
on this board on its bnck, with its neck
In the slot aud head underneath then,
with n sharp knife, cut its throat under
the board (that the blood may be out
of the way; take the turkey 10y the
legs, draw steadily, to keep its neck in
place, raise it from the board, that 1t
need not be bruised, and commence at
once to take out its tail and wing
feathers, and by the time il is done
kicking you will have nearly all the
feathers of. You will find TINT they
will come of nearly MS easy rs If
scalded. The pin feathers, If any,
should be taken out ut once.
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Tnn proprietor Of TnE Herald h@H
the pleasure Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The re-
oeIpt Of cards TO the second representa-
ton of the Merle Khan OF Houston
which takes place at the opera house
in that city on the 18th Of December
and hopes TO have the pleasure OF DO
ing present upon that OCCASION
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OPINIONS OF TIEpprsa

CURTIS Or "MANHooD. There il no me,,-
per per OF society by whom this book will not he
n ty"iu useful WIZ iher be parent preceptor
CURTIS on "MANuooD u--Thiy l,o,i- .,...-,,
oe read by the young for iustruction s,J JT ~.
the aillleted igr relief; it will injure no one.
M rice nee, % cents by mail. Address the antbor
a Wl i, urilsl r. .; Box AS, Galveston, Texas
Office. New Orleans, La F''''0 'hc post-
s, ~, b,IDr Curtis may be personally con.
suited Mt Galveston, No. . Church stpan; ,,o,
h natn o avenue from November 4th to Novem.
her s9ih " at,l Iion December 10th to Deem
SGonsnlting rooms, No. 0 Rampart street MN o,n
orieahs' TILL May ], 1915. 2}ld2m0T5n1
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MEDICAL.
A mild nperient aud gentle pmrga.

A mild aperient aud gentle pTrga'
tive, recommended for the cure of all de-
rangements the stomach, liver.and bowels.
BY their timely use much sickness is pre-
vented. The testsof many years have PROV
en- them to be the safest, surest and best OF
all the pills ever offered to the public. They
purify the blood, remove all corrupiions and
restore the diseased system TO perfect health.
Az nm AntidOac TO Chilss and Fever they
have no equal. For Dyspepsia they are
u Specific. For Sick Headache and Bil-
Ions Collie they are n sure cure. Fp" Com.
stipRtiOn, Rheumatism, Piles, PaIpiia-
tlOn OF the Heart, Pain In the Side.
Back and E0ins, Nervousness, n positive
remedy. For Female Irregularities.
without "a rival. When one does not "feel
very well, IA single dose stimulates the stom-
nch and bowels, restores the appetite, and
impNrts vigOr to the system. Sold every
where. Office, Is Murray street, New York.
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NEW York has taken up Sunday
amusements quite radically, and OH
recent Sunday night the grand opera
house was crowded with n brilliant
audience to witness "rraviata." The
Herald intimates that the larger por-
ton of those present were attendants
at the fashionable churches i'm the
morning.
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DALLAS, TEXAS,
SATURDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER sS'

A STRONG effort Is 10 be made TO pun
the civil rights bill through tho heNl
congress, with the objectionable mlNed
school clause LEFT out, Another eAplr'
ing kick by tho radical party when
has not yet realized ils defeat aud dis
l.nnun
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Catholic Churches and Music Pro-
grnmmcs.

Manchester Guardians London Letter, Dc
toOer y.
Ii Is understood that the resolutions
passed at the recent synod of the Ro-
man Catholic bishops will make con-
siderable change in the manner ofcon-
Quoting religious services in the Ro-
man Catholic places of worship in this
city. AT present one or two churches,
notably, st. Peters, the ltanian
church, Hatton garden, and st.
Georges cathedral, Southwark, fire.
quently announce the performance of
some such celebrated piece of music as
mass by Mozart or the "Stabet Ma
teri of Rossini. A resolution of the
synod, am informed, recommended
the discontinuance of such announce
ments as calculated to give the up
pearance of theatrical performance
to what should be n strictly religious
service.
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OEEArJom or IA IA M
Three Daily Passenger Tralns'

Leave Galveston AZ $50 u ~ asa arrive Nv
Houston AZ haO q ni, ., ...,...o,
Leave galveston ~ 500 y ~ NllN AlllNNN
Houston ~ 400 n ~, ..,....,
Houston ~ $40 y ~, ...,.... ,
Leave Houston ~ b'lD u ii anu arrive ~
dnlVealOn az 900 q ~ .,....,a.,
Leave Houston luiul ~ hhN arrive Nv NN''
weston NJ glD u IA, ... ...., ....,,,... oil,
Leave lluuslnn ~ fMN y ~ AhN NlllFN ~
Galveston ~ ilD y ~ ,...,,,...
On hundnyh passenger HNlh lrNf.a Mnlfpa'
ton at 1000 Il M, Leaves Houston ~ wv y ~
1ha 0llp "a tialn irOln Galveston p94htNA
al HARRISBURG win tho uAlFfaloil llhlllh.
buIg and Han Auinnln railway, lpnnals ~
Houston with tho Houston Hhd Texas Yea
iral railroad ,.,....,....,...
Tha a0l n IA express from Galveston con,
meets viii The Houston Nnd Texas central
railway, ,,...... ..,.,.
1he b,OO u IA eKplehs nom unlvhhluh con,
meets with tho International ana ufrhl
Northern railroad 90 Houston NJ " p ~
1le 1864 % "a train rom Houston hllllth ~
Galveston ~ giD y M CONNECTS WIN NNp
"Iiteol onIcos, li0 fremont street, dawes
ton, ana az tho dppelh, ,,.,..
Communication Tickets lp local pnlnlsi ono
thousand aud hye hundred mile Tickets, can
be purchased ~ the ticket onlrnh ~ lhlh COM
many or from Galveston Ticket once
u, 10. NICHOLS, superintendent
~ IlOdti
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JUST pUBLI,NED.
DIR. CURTIS ON MANHOOD
100000 Copies Sold in all Parts of
Europe and America.

a medical essay on the cause and cure ot
health Is lost, ana how regained, II Gives N
clear synopsis of the lmpedlments 10 mar'
rage, the treatment ofnervous and physi"al
debility, exhausted vitality, and ali otber
H1seases Spperialning thereto, the results of
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MEDICAL.
IDr. w. BILLIE,

A graduate Of tho University Of Coprnhn'
peI, Denmark, honorary NJ, u, nom tie
IniVuWlty of pndnyu, llnly for huVoth
years assistant physician Ia Inc celebrated
ltiourd, Pmlhi from
NEW OISLIG ANrl, IA.
HAVING been Tor many ycnIS u student ~
e large hospitals Ot Paris, London, Nlulhn
and Copenhagen, ana thorough, largo ana
varied practice during nlltcu years, mas
gained most thorough knowledge 81 we
nature Of ull chronic dlhrnhth ana lhu lIrNl'
mOul thereof ana lac hnA IN hh oAlrnhiNc
practice hnd nn unparalleled success ana
very often effected u cure whore every ROM
cdy had been tricd ana all hope OF roslora'
lion had been dcNphlrou oil
NObudy who ever suffered OF the tuulout
aud llr'ombiuerng disease, Dyspepsia, has
over IN vain called ON Dr. bile, In every
case hns he by his new molhodoI trehlmohl
restored the functions OF the slomNolhNnd
with II III health and NigOr OF the patient
aud many person does to-day, with graft.
tudc, recall the moment ho placed himself
under Dr. lillok care.
For the treatment of ladies' discusses, Dr
BILE N desurvcdlN renowned, md no lazy
suffering from AMI2NORltnucA, DYAMl I'm
ORRlltiGA, liNSrENlA, PROLAPSUS
uTElll, or any other disease peculiar To NE
female system, should not lHil to onll on Or,
Bilo ns they win quickly be- relieved OF
their suffering nnd ultimately restored to
Discusses OF the GENlTO- CULINARY or
CANS ana chronic Diseases Dr. bllle mas
made u speciality, aud this scOurgo of hui
manlty IN CnMly and quickly overcome ny
| his new treatment,
Decline aud nervous debility In old or
young iS quickly and permanently cured
| aud fun power restored No man ~ too old
and no Young man too dobiltated tlut he
cannot be entirely inVigornlcd ny Dr. billeE
treatment.
DIR. bile has resided Tor years In New Or
leans II endorsed by the medical fraternity
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FOR RENT, LEASE AND SALE.

will sell twelve or fifteen hnndred acres
ofvaluablo land in Dallas, Ellis aud Tarrant
counties. Also number of desirable resi-
dence lots In the city of Dallas. And will
lease two thousand or twenty-five hundred
acres of good land in Dallas county. APP
ply to DIR. r. II. JONES,
SOdS,n Dallas.
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,.rS,ss.ss ',il,.a.sl-.y.1.f:, aissESzs7,ygs,
$50 . VS., \ II / i, SSlas5.

The sins'iy record OF deaths that re-
suit from pulmonary affections is frightml.
There is no disease. that is so inslduous in It's
attacks as consumption. BY the neglect of
slight colds' they soon become deep seated
ana defy remedies which, If applied at the
outset would have avertedsall danger. DR..
iutts EXpsctorant has proven itself the
most Valuable Eun= Baisam ever dis
covered distinguished Clergyman. of
New York, pronounces it the greatest bles-
sing of the Nineteenth century," and saws
mo family should bc, without it," tits pleas.
ant to the taste, and u single dose will often
remove the most obstinate cough. Office. IA
Murray street, New York,
lO2llyG9wly
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VB WQRK-LetterH Heads, Cards. Cironiaru
~ bnii Heads, Posters, Lawyers Briefs. pam
Pnies anu every kind Of Job printins
promptly executed at the Herald ofiee.
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OALyEsTON, TENA Az.

where he will be pleased TO see those needing
his services at once, MS his stay Will be short.
Consultations confdentially In English,
German, French, Danish, Swedish and Nor
wegian. ll8dOmllW6m
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A gmdunle of tho University Of C0penhn'
Ron, Denmark, honorary NJ, u, nom "a,
Unworthy Of pHdnyu, Italy for huNohl
llourd Parish from
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1874-07-08
A New Esa;crprusc.

We find that Mr.. f. J. Harding has
opened an upholsterlng and repairing
shop on the corner of First and CHS
holm streets. This is something which
has long been needed in our city,
place where you can take your iurni-
ture TO have it repaired, and be sure it
will be done neatly and promptly, and
not cost us much as the article is worth.
And where you can order parlor suit
and get it new and fresh, and can exam
il In all stages of construction, thus see
ing for yourself that there is 10 deccp-
ton, that the goods you get are just
what you order. You know then that
you are getting goods that have not been
made up purposely for the trade, regard
less of durability, and haze stood months,
and perhaps a year, becoming the habi-
tation OF moths, n fact we too often find
when buying these classes of goods. Mr.
Harding is practical workman, being
well experienced in the manufacture oil
all kinds of furniture and uphOlstry
from the plaincst TO the most ornamental.
We arc pleased TO say that this new en-
terprisc is being well patronized by our
people, who are satisfied with the work
and treatment they receive.