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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-10-28

PERsoSArs.-Mr. Benz. Butler and
family, LEFT last week on an extended
visit to relatives in Indiana and j.
linois. They we're accompanied by
/. ". Rhoades. We wish them 4
pleasant.tri and a safe.retum home
During the absence Of Nlessrs.. But
Ter & Rhoades, the wharf-bdat is in
charge Of Mr.. A. E. Bickd.
Samuel ]. shindle, Esqss 1cfs on
the Andes Sunday for Martinsburs,
whittier lic.gocs to attend the Grand
Lodge of the 100. F::of West VIZ
Shia. lie is the accredited Repre-;
sentative of Point Pleasant Eodgi
10. s. 10. OF,
Mr.! Thos. Z. Hale had q severe
stroke of apoplexy, on the, street -
urday. His friends went, q BIS
sis.ance and remained WI I'm
night and day since and through
their careful nursing is impteEii!s
quite rapidly, and will Soon be li'll;
self again,
Capt. johnson, NJ. X: lodges
Chas. 7. Latham, Esqs- riyersrieI
are now at home. M.
The members of theAIasongsapt,s !;
Bar as follows, have gone up to the
Putnam county Circuit Court which
convened at Winfield on Monday
Messrs. Tomlinson, Guthrie, Simp-
son, English, Sisson, Couch and
TimnlS.
John II. Riley, Esq, of Jackson c.
H., paid US a friendly visit last week.
Now that winter j. coming ana
fires are in order, we wish to caution
married gentlemen against the dan
ger Of getting up early and building
fires. Their constitutions were not
made for such work, and if persisted
in will lead to certain death. Wo-
men stand that sort Of thing much
better; and, besides, i man who gets
up in the mornings and makes on
the fire for his wife to cook breakfast
on, loses all chances Of prcfcrmcnt in
the Lazy Club-though he may be
tolerated in holding the baby while
his wife splits the kindlins and
brings in the coal.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-10-28

Orr FOR MoryDsvILLE.-0n Sun
day morning on the Andes, the Sher-
if started for Moundsvillc with the
prisoners convicted at the October
term of the Circuit Court. There
We're five Of them, answering to the
following names, viz: Mack LETTERS,
William Pcyton, Henry McD;mial
and Hugh Dcigh, jr., for stealing,
two years, each, andJamcs Gould one
year for unlawful stabbing.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-10-28

MARRIED.-0n the 18th of October
near Hartford City, by Rev. L. T.
Peters, Mr.. Will Wiley and Miss FL,
len Harold; all Of this county.
On the 10Th of October, at the res.
idcncc of the brides mother, nca,
Locust Grove, by Rev. J. L. Hcnsley.
Mr.. II. G. Ncasc, OF Clifton, to Miss
Bette Somcrvillc.
At Parkcrsburg on the 10Th inst.
at the residence of the brides uncle.
by Rev. DR.. Lane, of Point Pleasant
Mr.. II. W. Ball, of Portsmouth, Ohio,
to Miss Belle Rox, of Parkersburg.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-10-28
The latest Rsgi.fet is on sale at fh'
Point Pleasant Drug Store.

hiss IEN'
yea. our good fortune to be present
=. tI,e review of the classes BY the
Principal IN Room B-Niss Nat, TEL =.
.Barbcc, Teacher. We spent about
two hours very pleasantly, and must
say that the scholars in this room S11
displayed great proficiency in all II
their studies, and stood the test OF
The severe examination in such a
Gallant way as would have done cred
!. to.oldcr scholars. We must con-
graduate Miss Kate for the advance
ID Il icr scholars, their proficiency,
their strict observance to the rules
Of the school, their soodmanncrs, or
der. decorum and general neatness.-
Cards Of Merit were awa!dcdto the
following pupils in this room, viz
}Sr uniform observance Of r"l&-Ed
Charles, Willie Stephenson, Fcnton
Rhodes, George Tippctt, ESteila
Whalcy. For nea'"c~ and 'mmore-
mep' IN rrii0g.-Gcorgc Scbrcll, Ed
die Charles, Willie Stephenson and
Blanche Franklin. For crrr'ic"re 4"
Eovp4L Rcair.-Blmchc Franklin
and Edward Charles. For express
ion and infections, Charlie Kenny.
For tJrciicace IN 7Eid EaaGn.-Es-
tclla Whalcy. For edHeiicnce III Sec
and 4~il'Hg-c'm.-Carric Gilmore
For rmslipcc in .f~t&pe'li"gc'o&.-Es-
tclla Whalcy. Ho~orublc Ms"'ion.-
Those neither absent or tardy: Min
ME Allen. Rosa Fry, Hattie Fry, So
phia vollcrt and Willie Stephenson.
We also made 4 short call ut Room
miss Iidc Wagscncr, Teacher
happening in when the scholars
wcrr workin. some difficult mathc-
matical problems on the blackboard,
and if this was 4 fair sample Of her
whole school, there is no need of any
grurblin-, as it showed her whole
energy was thrown into her school,
and whatever is in her scholars Will
be brought out and fully developed.
Next Friday there will be review
Of the Glasses in this room, and il is
b hoped that our citizens will be pres
"ntto witncs$it. LctparcntScncour-
age their children in their studies By
frequently visiting the schools. It
will help the children wonderfully.
We had intended to visit Room {
Miss Alec KinlbcrIins, Teacher
but the scholars were dismissed be-
lore We had made our rounds. The
Principal, however, informed us that
til" scholars in this department We're
getting along handsomely.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-08-11

The Common Council of the city oil
Alpena met in special session in the
Council room, on Thursday evening,
August 9th, 1875, and was called to or
der, at eight o'clock p. IN. by the Re
corder.
PRESENT.. r. Mcdonald, Recorder,
and Aldermen Seage, Richardson, Sheahy
and Tiinms. .'I an V1i'
Alderman Seage was appointed Re.
corder pro tenn. .a.no. s -
The Comptroller presented contract
made by him, between Jefferson Shorey,
as principal, and A. N. Spratt, as surety,
of the first part, and the city Of Alpena,
Of the second part, for the constructing
Of an open box drain from Second to
Fourth street also an open box drain
on thesouth side of Washington avenue
also for an open box drain on Trow-
bridge street; also an open box drain
on south side of Mill street. .fG
The Mayor appeared and took the
chair. '-r .r n .i.f iief .fcH
The Comptroller also presented an
estimate of the cost of work heretofore
advertised to be done upon the streets
and sewers of this city, for the present
year. The total cost, as near as could
be estimated, being 81 ,935.53. fI
Moved by Alderman Seage, that the
contract read between jefferson Shorey,
as principal, and A, N. Spratt, as surety,
of the one part, and the city Of Alpena,
Of the other, be accepted and approved
and placed on file. Aycs-Aldcrmen
Richardson, Seage, Sheahy and Timms.
Carried. u1 iislira ofa or
BY Alderman Seage supported by Al
derman Timms,
WHEREAS, The city has approved Of
contracts for improvements for opening
streets and drains to cost about $4,000
and, -3 fha 1eHaE9 nl
WHEREAS, Heterogeneous will take
all the appropriations. 1t is therefore,
Resoleed, That it is the sense Of the
Common Council, that only such fur-
tller Improvements should be be made rs
the interest Of the public demand, and
the Mayor is hereby requested to issue Il
proclamation setting forth the facts, and
asking the citizens to withhold all fur
Their petitions for the opening of Streets
and constructing of drains, except such
as would tend to the general good of
the people, and would seem necessary.
Ayes-Richardson, Seage, and Timms.
No--Alderman Sheahy. Carried, ,,
On motion OF Aid. Seage the Council
adjourned.
A. II. MCDONALD,
Recorder
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must give long credit, and, there
fore, although business is not as
in the past, yetitis being carried ON
on more careful and safer p'inci-
pal. And the general belief is that
the business men of the whole
country must ere long adopt this
rule, or they win suffer materially
in many instances. ~" Ali" n'-.t
Before closing we cannot resist
the desire to say q few words in
regard to the steamer Wenona;
but we presume our readers are
already well acquainted with that
boat. Capt. Boynton, as ever,
seems to be a favorite among the
passengers, and the travelling pub
lie who have ever had the pleasure
of trip on his boat. He is al
ways gentlemanly, courteous and
kind, yet.with sharp eye to bus
mess and tho comforts of the pass
engers. 1t is needless to say that
the balance of the officers UNDER
stand their business to the letter,
and everything passes along in the
most harmonious manner. o' 'n|
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wwova by Alderman Pack. that the !

KMovcd by Alderman Pack, that tht
! report be accepted and adopted, and
warrants drawn for the amounts. Ayes
-Glllett, Pack, Richardson, Seage
Shcahy and Timms. Carried. q raJf.'
Fire Department, verbal report nc
recommending that site for an engine
house, inT'hlrd ward, be purchased in
the rear OF Bolton d McRac's store, pro-
ylded Mr., Brebner can give a clear title
to the city. Report received.
RESOLUTIONS. p"
BY Alderman Timms, That tho Street
Commissioner Is hereby instructed to
put down cross walks on State street,
across Baldwin and Campbell streets.
Carried. so
BY Alderman; Seage, That tho COM
municatiOns OF Sheriff Johnston and
Michael Mooney be taken from the ta-
bic for action OF Council. Carried,
BY Alderman Pack, That the COM
munication of Sheriff Johnston is hereby
returned 10 him-the city refusing TO
give the bond asked for, and,
Res0lred further, That any legal adj
vice, said-Sheriif may ncedlin collecting
the liquor tax, he shall obtain from the
City Attorney without any further cost
to the city. Carried. ..a EIa
by Alderman Seage, Ia .ge d.
WHEREAS, The assessor has legally
assessed, as personal tax against Michael
Mooney, and served due notice on said
Mooney of said assessment. 1t is there
fore,
Resolced, That the same having been
spread on the roll in accordance with
the statute, 1t is therefore not competent
for this Council to remit such assess
'ment, and the communication is hereby
ordered returned to Mr. Mooney. Carried.
BY Alderman Pack, That the Street
Commissioner Is hereby directed TO
build cross walk across Second street,
at corner Of Second and Dunbar streets.
Also, That the Street Commissioner
Is hereby directed to notify parties own i,
ing property on southwest side of
Hitchcock street, between State and
First streets, to build side walk in ac-
cordance with the ordinance. Carried.
BY Alderman Sheahy, That the bonds
given by dealers in spilituous liquors be
fixed at the sum OF one thousand dollars
penalty. Carried.
Moved by Alderman Pack to adjourn.
Lost. guf .f e4f
By Alderman Pack, That the Com
mittee on Fire Department are hereby
instructed to report TO the Council at its
next meeting plan for an engine house,
in the Third ward. to be. built of wood
and not to exceed in cost four hundred
dollars. d
Moved Ivy Alderman Gillctt, to amend
the resolution by inserting eight hundred
dollars in place of four hundred. a
For the amendment Aldermen Gillett
and Sheahy. Against it Pack, Richard
son, Seagc and Trims. Amendment lost.
Original motion carried by the follow
ing vote. Ayes-Pack, Richardson,
Seagc, and Timms. No Aldermen Gil
lett and Sheahy. 4f 90. ttflit
On motion of Alderman Seage the
Council adjourned. r,-.-. r.
ft A. r. MCDONALD,
Recorder.
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Flint e. Pere Marquette R. R.

The shortest, quickest, and most reliable route
20 Anl from Detroit, Toledo, Cleveland, Cincin-
matt, Saginaw and Bay City.
GOING EAST, SOUTH AND WEST.
Leave Alpcna laily, except Sunday, by Alpena
and Hay City line OF steamers, at 100 a. m
Leave Bay city at 200 a. m, io55 a m, 200
East Saginaw, 1888 p. M, n;So A. m, 2;So p M
and lies p. m.
Holly Holly o:ss and lao p. m l55 and san r. IN.
Arrive mt Detroit ID. & NJ il25 q. m, $40 p m.
6:20 y. IN. and 1:25 u. m. .-r'
Wayne, $3.50 and 0;o3 p. M. .25 a. m,
Detroit M. CT $3.50 p. m. ESQ p. m, 500 a. m.
Monroe l;95'p. M, 5'ss p, m, o;lSa.m.
Toledo S;oS p. -, ,v.vv y. M, 40 a, M,
am ooiso NORTH. --ra "a.
Toledo, 100 .. ~, :0s a. M, SOP. m.
Monpse 10 ~ 90, t1ss9 a., es1 Pm ~
Waysss:1 q. ~, is;s'p'.m e'es ,. ms il;oO
Jetssat "a, and Ic;4s a. m, $40 and 1850 p. m.
Aolicy io:45 a. M, isf p. M, 7:4b p M, 80 u.
Flint HAS a. NJ. 800 D. m, sap; ny. i;ss a. M
Arrive at Daycity, '.a' and 900 a. m, Lao, i:sS
Reed city, s:25 D. IN. and 1910 noon.
Lodinston, l0:45 and $50 p. m.
The steamer John Sherman leaves Lndingtcn
every evening on arssyetof day exprssp, 1T 10; -,
aud Yon daSss h. q, for ali points ia Wisconsin,
Returuing ics.vcs sheboygan at ~ 80 noon, con-
Meeting at Lxu1ington with the night express env-
ing at s Pm Connecting at Ludington with
steamers for lssntwater. Manistee and Frankfort.
M CONNECTIONS. pit.. a,
Conncctias{l IJnadc at Toledo with the Lake
Shore &J3fstligan southern railroad for Cleveland
epd Cl3caHo, v5th the G. II, 4 j.. X, 4. for Cincn-
nara. Also the T. w. = w. r.. r. for the
South and Southwest. At Wayne with the Mich
igan Control Railroad. East and West. AZ Ply
mouth With no Detroit. Lansing & Lake Michi-
gar n. X. ut Holly with tho Detroit aud Nil.
wau,<oe' Il. X. /; and at Detroit with the Great
Western and Grand Trunk Railways for the
East at Heel City with tbs .urnnd hnpius .
Flint with the Chicago 4 Lake Huron.
sleeping coaclst1 Oh night srains. .rftA
For further particulars see smell bjns.
All trains run by Detroit time.
t.t' SANFORD KELLER, Assistant supt
j. L. Nounsr. General Ticket Aeent.
A. +. FLETCHEk.
General Ticket Agent. Alpcns. Mich
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q - 4
1t seems refreshing to be able
occasionally to get away from the
hum and buz of business and in
doing SO at present. we cannot but
feel that we are justified in with
drawing ourself from our labors for
a brief time.
Taking passage on board the
steamer Wenona on Wednesday,
we were favored with fresh and
bracing lake breezes, such as we
seldom -cet on shore, the air on
the lake Is always pure and healthy.
All along tho s,,;Ore' business is pro-
crossing, but there Is ti,ct cry OF
s.money isscarce:." Fetthere seems
to be d feeling that, slthough these
are hard times, the business of the
country mustprogress even though
it bepto aiimited extent. But no
where between Alpena and Detroit
do we find the business men in as
good cheer, or with better pros
poets than Alpena affords at pres
ent.
Crops in. the o1thernsportiop of
the State are looking well, but, al
though they arc farther advanced
than those at Alpena, yet ino but
very few, il any cases, will they
yield q greater, or even as great, a
profit to- the producer. . In fact,
we do>apt think that the farming
aands 81 Aipens county can be ex-
celled in any portion of Michigan,
and we fad none that yield no
abundantly.
Arriving at Detroit we find that
the general business Of the city
is not as lively as in years gone by,
yet ws are assured, that all trsus-
actions In business relations are
conducted on q firmers basis Ths
general depression Of trade through.
out the country warrants many
country dealers in buying light
stocks, and only such as will find
ready market, while the wholesale
dealers arc 10 no, way snxious L
dispose Of large stocks of good'
w..ca .sc prospects ave that the,
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-08-11
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

EPIsCOPALs--Rev. w. w. Rafter. Services In
Trinity Church, on First street, every Sunday
morning and evening. tNtfff}Ht,t
BAPTIST Rev. w. C. Learned. Services ia
society's Church, on Third street, every Sabbath
morning and evening.
CATHOLIC--Father Van Chimp. Services in
the Catholic Church, ON Chisholm street every
Sundays at $50 M, 1880 A. NJ, and a. IN. A.
vespcrs- evening service. .Tscrmon in English nt
1886 In French at 1880. 1870 ~
CoNGREGATIoNAL-Iie A. d. Aleu- Ser
vices IN the society's Church, on Second street,
every Sabbath morning and evening. sr-7s.
METHODIsr--R<vT.c c. Higgins. Services in
society's Church, on Dock street, every Sabbath
morning and evening. .a W CT
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" DONE Tell, the Editor. w.
The editor has gone and our
readers are, no doubt, conversant
with the saying, that "when the
cat is away the mice play" Now,
the ARGUs'has always been known
as a staunch Democratic paper
always ready to defend the princi-
Piles Of Democracy, and strongly
devoted to the interests of Alpena
county. We propose to change all
this, excepting the devotion to AL
pena, and we are ready TO come
out as Third-termer, q Liberal, q
Carpet-baggep an InAationist, an
Independent, or Repub--no
we won't either, the ARGUS al
ways advocated the principles of De-
mocracy and it always intends too
no blacksliding here-but De-
mocracy ever progressive and the
next President Democrat. But
then, if Grant would give US the
job of printing the greenbacks, we
might turn and o--yes- no we'llI
be hanged if we will change our
principles for a trifling million
dollars, or two. We shall stick to
Democracy, and il wesever change
into q corruptionist, then may we
be kicked to death by a Kansas
grasshopper.
3. We shall be glad to see all de-
linquent subscribers, because, see
ing that the editor is gone, we
intend to have little fun, and fun
costs money, so we offer discount
of one cent on two dollars to all
who will walk up and "shell out"
AS to the ladies, the pretty ones,
we extend a cordial welcome to
come and see us, and we shall do
our best to have a smile ready,
whenever we hear the rustling of
their dresses or the soft echoings
of their pretty feet on the door
step. E,5
If we had time we should like to
talk with you about our growing
city-about the time when it was
not city-when the streets exist
ed in imagination or on some map
when Sam sold Wauhoo and
cider to the boys-when
wages were $40 and $45 per month,
men scarce and work plenty, and
how, when a whisky boat anchor
ed of the river, the mill boys would
leave the mills, and go out and i'm
bibe.
IL a person mentioned farming
in Alpena then, some ten years
ago, he was scoffed at, the idea of
farming in Alpena county was too
ridiculous for even argument. But
If those persons who scoffed have
read the accounts of Alpena farm
ing, lately published in the ARGUS,
they will not see anything ridicu-
lous, except their own past insan-
tiles or absurd representations.
Inlconclusion let US gently re-
mind you, that our county, which
has grown up gradually but surely,
viii yet be an ornament to the State
and q source of prosperity to its
inhabitants, so bearing this fact in
mind, don't tell the editor about
our trying to change the politics of
'A'S' pr"pP01-i-KN .ast.toD,G-~1
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The Presentation.

/ AT the church fair OF the st.
Bernard Society, of this city, held
last week, at Which A w. Com
stock, of this city, was voted the
cane, the society was unable to
present the cane because it had
not yet been received. Last We'd
nesday evening the Rev. Father
Van Chimp, together with several
of his congregation, called at the
residence of Mr.. Comstoclz, and,
after the cordialities of the even
ing had been passed, the Reverend
Father arose and addressed Mr..
Comstock in the following manner (:
"Mr. Comstock, our fellow towns
man, living to day, as we do, under
a government that constitutionally
gives us liberty, we are naturally
led to respect that constitution and
the liberty that it guarantees us.
The respect that those constitu-
tional rights inspires in rs has an
influence to convert our minds in
to a channel that corresponds with
the spirit of our constitution that
is, into liberal sentiments and liber-
al acts. The citizens of this city
and The members of our society
have always been having examples
of this liberality in you. When l
speak of ....sseralitg ia you LIDO pot
wish to put q narrow or cont"cteu
meaning to It, but to use the word
In its broadcast sense, q liberality
that extends It's hands of friend
ship, as our nation does to all
classes, the rich and the poor, to
all nations and conditions Of men.
Our church and people have al
ways been the recipient of such
liberality from your hands, and to-
day respect and thank you. If you
may entertain q doubt of this feel
ing, allow me, in behalf of the st.
Bsrustd, Society to. present you
With this token of it," and here
the reverend gentleman presented
toGMH Comstoehs the cane that was
voted him at the fair. The cane
Was a rosewood cane with a heavy
gold head, and it had the follow
ing inscription beautifully engraved
'uponits ssTdA.W. comstock, from
st. Bernsrd's Church, Alpenas AngS
1875" Mr.. Comstock accepted the
present and responded as follows
Gentl6 Ben and friends ri accept
with grateful feelings this token OF
your regard and trust that in the
future / may merit the qualities
which you have 50 kindly attribu-
|aa I'd ne. . Recognizing The com
pliment that was paid me by the
vote Of st. Bernard's church, when
dis handsome present was voted
to me, | must ever respect the lib
erality that was shown to me at
that time and your kindness to-
night. Gentlemen, / have no
speach 40 make, but simply accept
my thaslss.'s1h 49, 8.
| Mrs. Comstock then eIteria.ne 4
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The Odd Fellows banquet and
ballthis evening promises to be a
grand affair. The banquet COM
mences at 0 o'clock, after which
the dancing begins. ~.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-08-11

The firm of Warner Il Purdy has
dissolved. Mr.. Warner. will con-
tinue the business. % n mof-ra
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Last Thursday afternoon and
night our city was visited by
much needed rain storm. Some of
it took temporary residence with
us. A.-@'
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Some Of the dry-good merchants
display good taste in the arrange
ment of their goods. fsr1vs
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SIGNAL. SERVICE, u. 5. A.
Report for the week ending Aug.
Highest barometer, 3o2ls inches. list.
Lowest barometer, 2p329 inches, 9th
Range of barometer, $3.50
Mean Of barometer, 29SG0...
Highest THERMOMETERS, 72 deg 9TH
Lowest thermometer. 80 deg, Attn.
Range OF thermometer, % deg.
Mean OF thermometer, 6l.9 deg.
Prevailing wind, East.
Toalnumbcr Of miles traveledby vino
during week. 1920 a.
Maximum velocity % mllcf
Total rainfall 3.24 inch.
Number days on which rain tell y,
Number Of cloudy days, L.
Number of fair days, 2.
Nun her Of clear days, 1. p.
Wu. D,nrn.
as Scr l. =, 4
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-08-11

The sidewalk improvements on
the north side Of Washington
avenue are very much appreciated
by those who live in that vicinity. 4
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10 tuc IlOuOIuDlc tuC SOuluOu
Council, ,r, srA
GENTLEMEN We, certain logs,
stumps, roots and other rubbish
lying shipwrecked at various To-
cations on Washington avenue, do
hereby petition your honorable
body, that you will remove Us to
some point more congenial to our
appearance. We sadly realize that
we are in strange land, among
strangers. We are in every per-
sons way--every one who passes
down the street makes fun of US
horses SHE at us, and we are be-
coming a general nuisance. There
fore do something with us; burn
us; bury us; draw US away; any
thing, but lying here in shame,
agony and remorse. Remember,
we were once monarchs of the
woods, therefore pity us in our
fallen condition.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-08-11

Il The largest stock of goods ever
brought to Alpena, is now on hand at
A.Anspach & Cos, consisting OF dry
Goods, dress goods, shawls, etc. ald n
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-08-11

The editor of this paper has gone
below on business and pleasure
trip combined. He will be gone
about two weeks.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-08-11

A good quality of envelopes for sale
cheap at the ARGUS Office.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-08-11

The legal fraternity have been
busy the past week. -
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-08-11

A large and complete assortment of the best
makes of boots, shoes, slippers, CATERS, and in
fact everything in the boot and shoe line, now
on hand and for sale at unusually low prices, by
--L ~. ]. w. CREIGHTON. =