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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-11-10

into our society," Does she weal
line and fashionable clothes, and
L saw at once that it was a "Gos.
sip Mill" IN dead earnest, and
had half a mind to- inform the
grinders that they could employ
their time much better by sewing
buttons ON their husbands shirts,
or patching their children's clothes,
If they had any.
Then another voice chimed in
with: ais she good looking? Does
she keep one or two servants
What kind of carpet does she have
on the foor9 Does she dress her
children neat? Does she wear the
latest style of pull-back (? Have
they any silver in the house 2
Does she wear false teethg Does
her hair curl, and what color is it (?
Is she much of a hand for callers,
and did she ask you to come again,
and should you think we ought to
call soon, or don't we want any
thing to do with her much 2 Is she
gay and full Of life, on like a Ounce
in corner 2"
That was about as much as I
could comfortably stand, so arose
to my feet, advanced to the door,
and coolly remarked:
"Ladies, 1 sincerely trust you
will excuse the liberty have taken
in addressing you; but as I hap
pen to know, l will answer your
queries. Mrs. Quence is q woman
who tends to her own business, and
cts that of her neighbors alone
therefore I do not consider her
luite the person for your conpan-
on. She can't grind gossip enough
% live within three hundred miles
If this "Gossip MILF Good even
ng.
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"Father Bring Home Your Money To-
Night is the title of new temperance
song and chorus, the words by Mrs. VI. A.
Kidder, the music by VIM. f Sherwin,
just published by Horace Waters 81 Sons,
4sl Broadway, N. Y, price 80 cents.
The words of the exquisite little song
embody an appeal of Il child to an intem,
perate father for his reclamation. The
music is admirably adapted to interpret
the touching appeal of the innocent,
pleading child, and is of the choicest
quality. This song is one of the very
best recent musical contributions to the
cause OF temperance, and should be well
coined at every Preside, in the Sabbath
school and lodge room, and will be
valuable auxiliary in any temperance
gathering.
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That Gossip Mill.
BY CON C. QUENCE.


1t may not be pretty generally
known that I have changed my
place Of abode, and have finally
halted. / left my elegant residence
at Plumville and removed to Piety
Hollow, but somehow / didn't ex-
actly fall in love with the people of
that quaint little burg, so one morn
ing Arabella and put our little
things together and concluded not
to settle again till we finally arrived
at Gospel Hill. Well, that Is where
we are now located, and it didn't
take us long to find out that on
Gospel Hill there is what is gener-
ally known by the residents DIS
"the Gossip Mill"
We had not been long in the
place ere Arabella received calls
from some of the ladies of the
town, who seemed, according to
her tell, to be very amiable peo-
pie. and on that very same even
ing, l CHANGED, together with anoth-
err gentlemen, to lave business
Itch called me to the "Gossip
Nin.. And as I was seated in the
lifting room, ! heard q general
,uzzing of voices in q room az !
dining, and here is what was said
8 near as can remember.
"Oh, Julia Ann, / called on Mrs.
luencc this afternoon, and, oh, my,
'ou just ought to see her.
"Oh, my dear Mrs. Longtongue,
$ that so Why do tell us what
he looks like. DO you think she
s the right sort Of a person TO take
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Last Friday evening the follow
ing officers were installed in Alpens
Lodge No. 1885, 1. o. G. r., for the
ensuing term:
w. c. IA. Harshaw.
w. V. T.-Miss Van Horn.
w. S. Hugh Monroe.
w. T. Swartz.
w. F. s.-Mics Ella Myers.
w. NV. Winlow.
w. l. G.-Miss L. Holmes.
w. o. G.-J. Cole.
w. r. II. S.-Miss Bell Mcneil.
w. l.. III. S.-Mrs. r. B. Johnston.
w. A. S.-Miss Bell Mckenzie.
w. ID. M.-Miss Bell Cochran.
w. C.-Alex. Campbell.
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ARRIVALS.

| ARRIVALS.
Nov. .3.-Stm barge East Sagi
nav, towing barge Rio Grande
schr. Homer; sim. barge Huron
City.
4.--Schrs. Arctic, and J. L.
Quimby.
5.-Schrs. Middlesex, North Cape
and VIM. Lewis bark Acorn.
6.-Scbr. ]. II. Dunford: str.
Marine City.
7.-Schr. J. S. Minor.
S.-Strs. Wenona, Marine City
and st. Joseph.
DEPARTURES.
Nov. 2.-Stm barge Westford,
shingles, for Sanduslsy, sim barge
Sanilac, lumber, for Cleveland.
4.-Schr. Kate Richmond, lum-
Der, for Toledo; str. Wehona, for
Detroit.
5.-stm. barge East Saginaw,
towing barge Rio Grande, both
luihberi for Cleveland +; sim. barge
Huron City, lumber, for sandusky.
6.A-Schr. Arctic, lumber, for
Cleveland; str. Marine City, for
Cheboygan.
7.-Schrs. Homer, lumber, for
Chicago,and VIM. Lewis, hop-poles,
or Buffalo. 49, t--. a.
s.-strs. Marine City and st.
Joseph, for Detroit.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

EPISCOPAL-Rev. w. w. Rafter Services il
Trinity Church, on First street, every sunda,
morning and evening.
BAPTIsT-Rev. w. C. Learned. Services IL
society's Church, on Third street, every Sabbath
morning and evening.
CArHoLIC-Father Van Chimp. Services in
the Catholic Church, on Chisholm street. every
sundays at $50 A. NJ, 1880 A. NJ, and at p. II
Vespers evening service. Sermon in English at
1850; in French at 1850.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES A. b. Alien. Ser
vices IN the society's Church, on Second street,
every Sabbath morning and evening.
METHoDIsT-Iiev Ii. 8. White. Services in
society's Church, ON Dock street, every Sabbath
morning and evening.
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Thereupon tho Board adjourned until o'clocl
p. M.
Board met pursuant TO adjournment at one
o'clock ?. NJ, and called 20 order by the chair
man. Roll ealled-full board present.
REPORT OF COMMITTEE ON WAYS AND MEANS.
TO The Board Of Supervisors
GENTLEMEN-Your committee 60 whom was re-
ferred the following bills, would respectfully re-
port as follows, and recommend that warrants be
drawn for the several snounts allowed
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| JhOAlAS U SPRATT.
| JAMES b WHITE,
NJ BEDFORD,
Committee
On motion Of comptrolles Ttirnbull supported
| by White, the report of the committee was &C.
cepted aud adopted and warrants ordered 10 be
drawn Tor the several amounts as allowed. Ayes
-Bedtord, Lewis, Louden, Phelps Spratt, Turn.
bull, White and Brakenreed. Nays-none.
The bill of A r Mcdonald esq, for s74.27,
heretofore referred TO the prosecuting attorney,
haNlng been reported upon tavOrably, on motion
OF supervisor White, supported by Bedford, the
same was allowed and q warrant ordered to be
drawn for the amount.
The bill of Paul Dane esq, for $780, hereto
fore referred 70 the prosecuting attorney, having
been reported upon favorably, on motion of SUI
perVlsor White. supported by Srratt the same
was allowed and warrant ordered TO be drawn
for the amount
r On motion Of supervisor White, supported by
Turnbull, the bill OF Meade Mccartney esq, for
sI3.77 was taken from the table, and ON motion
OF supervisor Phelps supported by Louden, the
same was allowed and q warrant ordered drawn
for the amount.
On molten Of supervisor Lewis. supported nv
White, the county orders, jury and witness GER
tificatts, and poor orders redeemed by the county
treasurer rs per his statement, were burned in
presehce of the Board.
Moved by comptroller Turnbull and supported
py Lewis, that the appointment of Geo l. Maltz
esq, to I'LL the vacancy on the board of county
supeIlntendents of the poor, be reconsdered as
sHld Maltz Is not eligible for said office, being
mayor OF the city of Alpenn. Carried.
Moved by supervisor Phelps, and supported nv
Turnbull that james l. Field be unanimously
declared elected superintendent of the poor for
Alpena county, to fill the vacancy caused by the
resignation of james 4 Case
Mr.. Field appeared and filed his acceptance of
the Office OF superintendent of the poor, aud took
ana subscribed the oath of Office.
On motion of supervisor Phelp the board there |
upon adjourned, sine die
CHAs. n. CORNELL,
County Clark.
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David Crippen has purchased
the wrecked tug Miller, where she
lays on the bottom of the bay, and
is preparing to raise her and bring
her to this port.
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We are informed that Casper
Alpern and Mrs. Malsh of this city,
were married in Detroit on Sunday
last.
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The Musical Echo, is still the "Clovi
est, Cinnamonist, Gingerist and Nutmeg.
list" Musica, Journal Published. Send
10 cents and get specimen copy, II. N
lIempsted, 40S, 40 & 412, Broadway
Milwaukee, wis.
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The publishers of the MUSICAL Echo has a prop
os'uar to make TO music teachers, which may
interest members of the profession Both ladies
and gentlemen engaged in the art are invited to
send for particulars. Address MUSICAL Echo,
Milwaukee, Wis.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-11-10

G. G. Whitney, our former fellow
townsman, has been in town for
the past week. He was to start
home again this morning.
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A man died in Keweena county
last week, at the age of one hum
dred and two years. He was an
orphan.
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Last Saturday night about IL
o'clock a barn owned by Theo.
Traslk, on State street, was burned
down. No one can tell how or
where the fire originated. Wonder
If this was a defective chimney
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Tomorrow Miss Alpern will have
a grand opening Of millinery, dress
and fancy goods at her store in the
Mcdonald block.
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First arrival new fall millinery. velvets. velve-
teens in al shades, felt and straw hats, at A.
Anspach & Co.'S, which will be sold at very low
prices.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-11-10

Wooden yarns and zephyrs Of all colors and
shades, Just received At the N. Y. c. Store.
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Marine.

Capt. Shorthand furnishes us with
the following list of vessels as hav-
Ing arrived or departed during the
past week:
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Our Reporter on the Aier

Letter paper only 25 cents per qulre
at the ARGUS office.
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Caun, I'll, Potter & Cos. mill
shut down 70, the season last Sat-
urday night. ,2i>
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+. w. Gilchrist is putting up a
large barn on Fletcher street, op-
posite the planning mill. .i.t h-3
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The mail boats have been little
oft of time for the past few days.
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Ida, daughter of Duncan McRae,
died at her fathers residence in
this city, list Sunday evening,
aged Is years and eleven months.
The funeral took place from the
Congregational Church yesterday
afternoon, and was largely attended.
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NJ. o'Brien is selling boots and shoes 20 per
cent less than cost, 10 make room for his winter
stock. Don't fail to caii and see him.
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Miss Eastbrook has returned from the east and
is On hand at Miss Alperns to suit the ladies' TO
the latest styles Of millinery of all descriptions
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-11-10

Ladies folding cutting table, something new
and convenient. Ladies call at Hsrshaw & Cos
and see them. w u
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First quality note paper at 10, IS and
20 cents per quire at the ARGUS Office.
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Lots of supplies going to the
woods during the past week, and
men will follow suit soon.
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You win find a nice assortment Of lamps and
lamp chimneys at Harshsw g Cos. at extreffly
low prices. .
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The largest and handsomest stock of now goods
ever brought to Apena, can now be soon at the
store 81 D. Rodmans.
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Second hahd coal stoves taken in exchange 70,
goods, at A. Harshnw & Co.
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Grand opening of millinery goods
at Mrs. Chisholm's to-day.
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s. Rosenthal has made an assign
ment to Albert Pack.
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Great bargains in wooden blankets, wooden
yarns, felt and balmoral skirts at
g. ROSFNTUAI
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Good envelopes at 10, ~, and Is cents
per package at the ARaus Office.
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There will be a meeting of the
Common Council next Monday
evening.
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J. G.. Mccall, of the Saginaw
Courier, is in town.
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Tax receipts neatly and cheaply
printed at the ARGUS office.
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Ladies, If you wish TO see the handsomest largest
and cheapest stock o. dress goods, don't fan to
call on ID. Rodman.
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Nothing las yet been seen OF
the two men who were lost at the
tipae OF thc Miller disaster.
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Local Notices.

II you want good French calf, top sole, hand
made boot warranted for $500, go to crowen &
Godfrey's o..
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The roads in all parts of this
ceuu,.v are in very bad condition.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-11-10

Twins this time, and Heman A.
Kimbaal rejoices.
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The steamer Wenona appeared
on time again this week.
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We are pleased I'd learn that the
two fishermen who were missing
from Sandy Hook last week, have
returned. When they saw that
they could not get back to the
fishery, they did the next best, and
run down to Hari'isville where they
succeeded in reaching shore. They
had a narrow escape, but came out
all right.
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Another success of the Alpine
Boat Club hop last night.
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rftOu want notoy boot or shoe, 60 to ctowsll
4 Godffey's
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The Board of Education should
meet tonight
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Local items are somewhat scarce
this week. No fights, runaways
or murders to record.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-11-10

Faber lead pencils sor cents each, or
30 cents per dozen, at the ARGUS Office.
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S. A. L. Warner, who Is now ao-
sent from town, is expected no'ne
next Sunday.
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60 TO Harshaw q Co.'S for your parlor and
cooking stoves as they keep the best stoves at the
lowest prices.
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ca statement OF the accounts Of townships and
! eity with the county. Carried.
Ihereupon supervisor Lewis and COMPTROLLER
iurhbuii were appointed ~ such committee.
BY supervisor Lewis
Resotred, That there be assessed upon The taxa
Die property, real and personal, of the county of
Apena, the following sums for State and county
purposes for the year 1875, to wits
Juror and witness fees LOON %
Rent Of county offices. IOeo Oh
Salaries Of county aud court officers $500 90
Contingent fund, II 900 90
Poor fund, . 400 0o
01ate 'aAJ 752 80
Total, $40 759 "a
Moved by comptroller TurnbulI. and supported
by bedford, that said resolution be amended by
dedueting the sum of $1,000 from the contingent
iuhd, making the total amount 10 be assessed for
state and county purposes, sl6,752 SO.
Inc question being upon the adoption Of the
resolution as amended, the same was adopted by
ayes and nays, as follows: Ayes-Bedford Lewis
Louden, spratt and Turnbull. Nays-Phelps and
White. 1855
ThereupOn the Board adjourned until o'clock
p NJ.
Board met pursuant 10 adiournmeet at o'clock
NJ Roll called-full Board present.
BY comptroller Turnbull,
. hesofred, That the several amounts TO be raised
ior state TAX and county purposes, for the year
1879, IN the several townships and city of Athena
IA the county OF Alpena be apportioned us follows,
40 -
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c. Alpcrn has now a large stock Of gents jewel
ry, Of very fine quality.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-11-10

Another sprinkling of Indian
summer these days.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-11-10

Mr.. Johnson Hamilton and Miss
Bell Cochran were married by Rev.
w. w. Rafter on Monday evening.
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Attend the business College and Teegraphic
Institute at Kalamazoo Journal FREQ. 2lsw4
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Ladies', for your latest novelties in dress goods
and shavls, he sure and call at the New York
Cheap Store.
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The shingling of the skating
rink has been commenced. And
we learn that Chas. Golling, know
ing the wants of the skaters, will
be prepared to supply them with
refreshments, warm or cold, on
short notice, at his restaurant,
which he will have fitted up in tip
top shape, during this winter.
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OMNIBUS Line,

Having established an Omnibus and baggage
Line, am now prepared to convey passengers
and baggage to and from the boats and to all
parts OF the city Orders may b. left at the
Collins Rcuss and at Bolton McRaes, on the
north side, and on the south side. at Bostwick's
drug store and at the News Depot
IN a. q. RIPLEY.
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Str. ST. ,yOscDIa.

CAPT. HENRY FALL,
Leaves Alpena for Detroit and Sandusky every
Friday morning, and returning leaves Detroit
every Monday night at IL o'clock
For passage and freight apply to
w. II. JOHNSON,
Alpena
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j. p. WHITE, ,
Il. @. SPRATT, Committee,

On motion Of Supervisor Phelps, the report nj
the committee was accepted and adopted, except.
ing the accounts of james A. Case Paul Dane
Z. b. dreely, for 600 90 each, by the following
| vote Ayes-Lewis. Louden Phelps spratf'
Iurnbull, White, and Brakenreed. Nays--one.
| On motion OF Supervisor White supported by
Louden, the bills of James A. Case, Paul Dare.
and Q. b. Greedy, for eco 90 each, were allowed
| DX me following vote Ayes-Lewis Louden.
W. ai ,r anu Brakenreed. Nays-Phelps, spratt,
On motion of Supervisor - the bill of NJ.
mccartney for s73 ~ was laid on the table.
ON rnO Bediord appeared and took his seat
Lewis, the bills of Thomas b. johnston, amount
ing to s247 co. heretofore referred TO the commit
zee tt. on ways and Means, and the Prosecuting
Attorney, were taken from the hands of the COM
mittee to be acted upon by the full Board, by the
following vote Ayes-Bedford, Lewis Iouden
SsSpratt, Turnbull, White and Brakenreed. NAYS
Phelps. "'''
On motion of Supervisor Lewis. supportod nv
White, the bills Of Thomas b. Johnstone for
S2i1 OO were allowed at 5000 90 by the following
vote vote Ayes-Lewis, Louden, spratt, White and
bull. P' anu Auih-
=, On motion Of Supervisor White. the Board
thereupon adjourned until 10 O'Clock Monday
morning, Oct. 25th, 1875.
October 25th 1875.
Board met pursuant to adiournmer. :. -
o'clock 4. NJ, and was called to ord. a., H. ~ AZ
man. Roll ealled-tull Boar, nresent WIG S'''''i
pr report nom Paul Dane ESQ, Justice of the
presented ed ',o var ending Sept. 3Oth, 1873, was
&C. n, teport from A r. Mcdonald, ESQ.,, Justice
Va the Peace, dating from April LIST, to Sept 3Oth.
1919, was presented, accepted, and placed on file
10 me Board Of Supervisors Of Alpena County:
,1IiENTLEMEN-Your committee appointed 10
s SEIZE with the county Treasurer, would respect
iuiiy report that they have CAREFUL examined the
statement presented by the Treasurer, and the
vouchers accompanying the same, and find them
roans ana recommend that said statement be
recorded as the final settlement of the county
ing Sept. 30th, 1878. S
All OF which is respectfully submitted.
THOMAS @. SPRATT,
JAMES b WHITE,
NJ N BEDFORD,
CHAS n CORNELL,
Committee.
on motion Of Supervisor Lewis snpported hx
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The Exchange Bank
Geo. L. Maltz Sc Co.,

Does a General Banking Business.
Correspondents-Am National Bank De-
troit; American Exchange National Bank, New
York. ioG
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r. STONES
MUSIC STORE

Mcdonald Block, Second Street, Alpcna.
Grover & Baker Sewing Machines and fixtures,
Pianos, Organs, and all binds of Musical Goods,
on terms most favorable, and satisfaction guaran-
TODD. Send for descriptive catalogue free. 1873
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~ Advertisements, of Ave lines or less inserted in
TINS column at 25c per week, and Sc for each add
tional line. If continued for three months q,
fonyer, 70 per cent. dicount from these figures.
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tfARM FOR SALE.-40 acres, 80 acres, 100
Il acres or f6O acres Just as the purchaser wishes
time. Joins the city limits.
zioms Enquire at this Office
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ENoUND.-A gold ring. The owner can recoy-
property, and paving charges. %
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paw FURS AND SKINS 10. N. Black
tOburn will now be found at his store. next 10
Monaghan's, where he is prepared at ali times 10
pay cash for furs and skins oi7
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-11-10

Adopted bv the following vote ives IFwIs,
Iouden. Phelps srrntt. Turnbull, White and
Drakonrccd. Nays None
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-11-10

, On notion of Supervisor Lewis, supported BY
aouueh, INC report of the committee was accepted
and adopted, by the following vote +; Ayes~> Red
lord, lord Lewis, Louden, Phelps, Spratt, Turnbuil.
White and Brakenreed. Hays-Sdne.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-11-10

ITO RENT.-A good business building. ready
L supplied with counters and shelves, on CHS
holm street, 70 rent ut reasonable rates. Enquire
OF Il. LALONDE. FOG
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-11-10

THO RENT.-Two good residences ON the bov
4 shore to rent. Enquire of Il. s. Markham
nc tho Post Office, or Of c. NJ Cornell, County
Clcfk. lO8
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-11-10

ITO RENT.-A large house with rood garden
l. grounds, situated near Union School House.
on White street. For particulars enquire of
J. IL. KERR, ut Bolton & McRae's. Oh