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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-26
MISCELLANEOUS.
Seized,

Se1Zods
New YORK, May 25.-The real estate of
Lawrence, the alleged silk smuggler, to the
amount of $l25, 900 has been seized.
The Tennessee War Issue Illegal.
A Nashville dispatch says the Supreme
Court has decided that che State is not
bound for the payment of the new issue,
known as the war issue OF Tennessee money,
amounting to $S00,0O0.
Verdict Against n Railroad.
LAWRENCE, Kansas, May 25-The suit of
Douglass county against the Leavenworth,
Lawrence and Galveston railroad, to re-
cover bonds fraudulently issued to that
company, was decided to-day, the county
receiving a verdict for 100000.
Organizing an Expedition to the Black
Hills.
PHILADELPHIA, May ga large and en-
thusiastic meeting was held tonight to fur
ther Black Hills expedition, j. S. White.
president of the Philadelphia expedition, in
the chair. A. H. Pierson, president of the
New York exdedition. and d. X. Allen,
president of the Boston expedition to the
Black Hills, entertained the large audience,
which filled the Assembly Hall, and Mr..
Allen explained from large map the
region now creating such widespread inter.
est throughout the land. At the close of
the meeting resolution was adopted ask
ing the government to take speedy action
on the acquisition of the Black Hills, and
to treat with the Indians for the relinquish.
ment of their privilege to any portion of
Wyoming Territory, and also to that part
of Dakota Territory living south of the Big
Cheyenne and Belle Fourchey rivers.
A Local Triumph of the Western Union.
Boston, May 25.-It ia authoritatively
stated by the Erening Iroreller that the
lease of the property of the Franklin Tele-
graph Company to the Atlantic and Pacific
Telegraph Company, was, on Saturday last,
annulled and Cancelled by agreement of the
parties thereto. This act ion replaces the
lires of the Franklin Company, between
this city and Washington, and also the ex-
elusive connection with the new ocean cable
at Rye Beach, New Hampshire, in the
hands Of its former manager.
The petition of the stockholders for the
appointment Of as5eceiver and sale of the
property, in consequence of alleged frauds
on the part OF the Atlantic and Pacific Tele-.
graph Company, which owns q majority Of
it's capital stock, will be heard before Judge
Morton, of the Supreme Court, on Friday
next.
Boiler Explosion.
CINCINNATI, May 24.-A large rotary
boiler, in the Franklin Paper Mills, at
Franklin. Ohio. exploded this afternoon,
with terrific violence, completely destroy
ing the building in which it was located,
and throwing half of the boiler third Of
mile. Eight persons were in tho building
at the time Of the accident, of whom Perry
French, w. Ross and Celia Maley were &C.
verely injured; the remainder suffered
slight bruises. The works were owned by
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-26

Mr.. P. Short, late business manager at
to-day for trip to New York. and prob
ably across the water before he again settles
down to business. Next season Mr.. Short
will be treasurer at the Olympic Theatre,
in st. Louis, under the management of DR..
SpAlding. He has been very popular here.
and carries to his new field of labor our
best wishes for his future success.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-26

Two years since servant girl in Penn
sylvania was sent to prison charged with
stealing $500 from her employer. The
prosecutor lately found his money in for
gotten place where he had put it, and in his
remorse at having done injustice to an inno-
cent girl, offered her IS to be happy on.
Her lawyers recommend compromise and
instruct her to AK $4,000. Humanity de-
msnds that she receive enough to pay her
lawyers.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-26
Governor Kellogg,

Governor Kellogg was at the State House
a few hours yesterday, attending to the du-
ties of his office He is still suffering from
the bruises received at the time he was
thrown from his buggy on Broad street.
but not sufficiently to prevent his giving
applicants for office an amiable reception,
Tor such were those who absorbed most Of
his time Yesterday
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LOST

d. REWARD-PAPERS LOST.-LOST ON
SDC the corner of BarOnne and Union, or in car
No. Al, or on the corner of st. Charles and Seventh
which slipped from large envelope. They are
worthless to the nder. who will receive SIS on de-
livering them to Walter Scott, at Muan y Halo
ways No. 50 Canal street. -
my26 THOMAS j. FlNNEi.
II OST OR MISLAlD.-THB FOLLOWING
IL warrants and vouchers have been lost or mis-.
Laid. As payment has been stopped. the finder Will
please return to the undersigned: One warrant
on the State Treasurer of Louisiana, No. 46l. new
SERIES 1874 dated January l6 1875, for 900; one
542, new SERIES 1874, dated January 22: 1873 for
$50; one voucher on the Auditor OF Public Ac-
To the order of Daniel Ed wards treasurer of Louis
lana State Agricultural and Mechanical College,
and not indOrsed. DANIEL EDW WARDS,
Corner Gravier and Front streets.
New Orleans Nav g. 1875 my5 I'm
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by Telegraph
PasS.a.l'Outre.

PAss-A-LOUTRE, May %. 1875.
To Captain G. W. Howell, Corps Of Engineers.
United States Army:
Western Empire still aground. Channel
came as last dispatch.
CHARLES Z. L. B. DAVIS,
First Lieutenant of Engineers.
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INSURANCE.
CuWGNTY.FIFTH ANNUAL
STATEMENT

OF THE
ycaSCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE. COMPANY.
May 23. 1874.
4 o.al gross premiums for year ending
April 70, 1874 VsV''"V T"
Earned premiums, less reinsurance and
return premiums.. .............. siSoSS ~
I,ess losses paid and esti- ~
mated. ........... 10 "
SLess taxes, discount in lien Of
participation, interest on
capital, less discount, ETC. loo, ,oo4 0o-%So,oS "
Ma. profits. eS2 7os =
The Board of Trustees resolved that after pay.
Ing the fourth quarterly interest at two and bali
per cent the capital stock of the company, that
: dividend of TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT be paid
In cash on and after the twenty-third day Of June
next to those partiee insuring with the company
,yn titled to receive the same.
TRUSTEES
Thomas A. Adams, Samuel B. Newman,
Samuel q. Kennedy, G. 7. Buddecks,
John Phelps, a. g. Ooer.
Adam Thomson, Henry ABRAHAM,
P. N Strong, Victor Meyer,
Joseph Bowling, EDWARD >. 0sy.
John II 0sndidce Simon Hernsf eiA,
simon Forcheimer, Joseph B. Wolfe.
r RI Post A, Levi.
Rdvnrd Pilsbury, John Z. King.
Charles & Slaybaok Frederick O nssosA.
David wallace, =. L Harris.
Andrew Stewart, Jooepn Utons.
,asuY Y. oeDls. 0sesstaEy!
ny3s Su " g "
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~ OTlCE............. NOTICE.
mr. w. +. PlPPEY being associated in buene ss
with US, the style of our firm from and after tn is
date will be HEATH PIPPkY 4 LARA.
Respectfully, HEATH LARA.
Referring to the above. We beg to express to our
patrons our grateful appreciation of their past
vOrs and respectfully solicit continuance of the
same.
Our stock is large and careful ly selected, and
comprises UPHOLSTERY GOODS of all kinds
WALL PAPER in great variety. WINDOW SHADES
and CORNICES, LACE CURTAINS and CURTAIN
MATERIALS, CANTON AND COCOA MATING,
and FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, FRENCH AND GERMAN
MIRRORS, CHROMOS, ENGRAVIEGS, PICTURE
FRAMES, and MOULDtNGS of all kinds
These goods have been purchased at the Low. .
EST Cash PRICES, which enables us to offer great
Inducements to those in need of goods in our line
HEATH, PIPPEY & LARA,
mv2 i'm
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FOR SALE.

LNOK SALE.-A YOUNG HORSE, SIX YEARS
Il old; fine trOtter; afraid Of nothing; suitable for
q family or DOCTORS use. Address box No. i97.
Ey7
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CAUTION.

lIAUTiON.-CERTIFIC NO. 125. FOR 100
" shares of stock, issued June 10, 1854, by the
Mechanics and Traders Bank, to Francois Rou-
rnen. having been lost, all parties are hereby ca'
ias been made for the issue of q new certificate.
New Orleans May l3, 1878. my20 q ie3 10 l! 2f
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BUSINESS CHANGES.

NOTlCE.-OFFTCEM MERCHANTS STEAMBOAT
- company. Brownsville, Texas April 26, 1875
tain II. X HAZLETT has this day withdrawn from his
partnership in the Merchants Steamboat Company
OF brownsvllle. Texas, and has further interest
Ii eaid company, or in the steam boats Jessie and
Andrew Acklty. The undersigned is alone author
ized TO contract obligations for the company and
steamboats, above named.
WILLIAM KELLY
uyl3 Inn
NOTlCE.--THE COPARTNERSHIP HERETO.
~ fore existing in this city between the under
slgned, under the name of J. SCIACCALUGA l. Co.
mas been dissolved by mutual consent since the
thirty first December Qas'), 1874 as per act passed
business of the house will be cont nued by j. Hciac
caluga. individually.
New Orleans, May II, 1915.
G.. SCIACCALUGA
mvl3 % 2;' H. r. PICCALUGA.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-10-13

Most of our citizens are proba-
bly aware that the Washington
avenue apology for drain is not
the only bad piece of work done,
or attempted, in the way of pre-
tending to drain the city. The
drain on Second street near the
railroad track, is little the worst
outrage on the community of any
thing called a drain we have ever
yet seen. 1t is, to all appearance,
laid on the top of the ground, is
not more than half nailed together,
and is, without exception the worst
botch of q job ever offered for ex-
ceptance. This noble piece of work
is already coming to pieces, and
instead of being benefit, it Is ac-
tually o damage to the residents in
that vicinity, for instead of carry
ing off the water, it prevents it
from running at all. q
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-10-13

about In all conceivable shapes,
except that of q, drain. And, the
same piece of work has been a
source Of great annoyance TO many
Of the residents along the avenue,
while to others it has furnished
much amusement. gs.f. .
We heard one man say the other
evening, that if the Council accept
ed that drain in its present con-
dition, every Alderman who voted
in favor of the acceptance ongbt
to be compelled to eat two or three
lengths of it every day, till it was
all devoured. Another man want
ed to buy it, put side-wheels on it
and run it down to the Centennial
next year. But we would recon-
mend that it be raised up aud ALLOW
the water to run off instead of
damming it up as it does at present.
The truth is, that drain in its
present condition, is damage to
the section Of country through
which it runs, and we are pleased
to see that the Common Council
have spunk enough left in that
body to reject the job until it is
completed as box drain should
be, which might have been done
at trifling expense to the con-
tractor il he had performed that
work at the proper time. Y yreb
We hope that this little affair
will prove good lesson to parties
who have an idea that "anything is
good enough for the city," and
that no matter how the work is
done, as long as they say they
want their money, that the Council
is bound to accept It as all right.
There is no use of doing work at
all, unless 1t is well done, and the
sooner the Council put a stop to
accepting half finished jobs, or pay
ing for work where the contract is
not more than half performed, the
better it will be for the taxpayers.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-10-13
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

EPISCOPAL Rev. w. w. Rafter. Services in
Trinity Church, on First street, every sunday
morning and evcning ..-.....
BAPTIST Res. w. G. Learned Services in
socisls ) Church, ON Third street, every Sabbath
morning and evening.
CATHOLiC-Father Van 0innip. Services in
the Catholic Church. on Chisholm street, every
Sundays at $50 A.. NJ, 1880 A. NJ, and at P. ~
vesrers evening service Sermon in English at
io.se On French at7:so. u - ~,...-
ecONGREGAT IONAL-R A. II. Allen. Ser
Vices m the soeety's Church, on Second street,
every Sabbath morning underwriting. $3.50
AIKTHo DIST : Rev. 7. c. Higgins. Services in
sodety's Church. on Dock street, every Sabbath
morning ana evening.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-10-13

Lawson's Curative This preparation
for the care OF Neuralgia, rheumatism,
and Indeed, all acute diseases, which are
generally understood TO possess a com
mon nature. has been before the public n
sufficient length of time, and become OF
such Importance as TO merit some ex-
preston from the press, regarding It's
real status ia this city, from which II
emanated, and the general reputation OF
those whose enterprise bids fair TO place
1t In every, market, not only of this
country but OF the world The policy
OF one of our business men, who some.
time since secured entire control of the
formula by which the Curative Is com
pounded, seems to have been TO thor
oughly test its merits by offering 1t as a
panacea to all whose endorsement would
be convincing TO himself and the public.
Thus, for some time II existed unknown
except to a few upon whom It was
quietly performing It's wonderful cures,
and not until testimonials and recomen-
datlsis u Age numbers had been o. :
tanned rom prominent residents in our
own city, whose word could not be
questioned, did the one who was pre-
pairing II, seek to win for II a general
public recognition. This he has easily
done, partly by the force of those earn
est testimonials which from the first
have been gratefully and voluntarily
profiered to him by scores whose suffer
ings have been alleviated, and also, by
the acknowledged necessity whichexists
for some preparation of this nature.
Our principal wholesale drughouses
have gladly become interested In its sale
and there very few sections of the West
into which It has not already made Its
entry. Energy and capital have been
enlisted in it and an extensive stock
company Il has recently been i. formed,
bearing the name OF ''Lawson's Chemi.
cal Company" which will afford the
fullest facilities for its preparation. and
which, win possess all the requisite pow
er to place IL In position for the whole
public to judge of its merits. We ex-
pect to witness the development OF the
business into very extensive proportions.
cleveland Leader. ...T -f.,l
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AIpena to OtsegO Lake.

We notice by the Otsego Heard
of the LIST, that an effort is being
made at that place to secure the
Opening, if possible, of a road from
Otsego Lake to Alpena. The sub
ject was to be brought before the
Board of Supervisors of Otsego
county on Monday, for the purpose
of securing an appropriation to aid
in the construction of this thorough
fare, and the Hearld also states that
private donations were being made
for the work, and that every exer-
ton was being put forth.
But to bring this proposed new
route to completion, it will be ne
cessary for the Board of Supervis-
ors of Alpena county to take the
matter in hand, and do all that is
really necessary to be done to open
up the country back of Alpena,
and make this city, as 1t naturally
is, the main outlet for the vast
farming and numbering lands in
the northern counties of this State.
The following paragraph is from
the Heard:
The distance from this place to
Alpena is about sixty miles, while
less than thirty miles of cutting of
small timber, will give an outlet.
Once open, the travel from Alpena
will naturally take a route demand.
ing an exposure of but two days,
against four, by the old route, to
Bay City. The opening of the road
will naturally divert to this place
the express and passenger business
which now seeks Alpena and the
shore north of that place, via
Standish. While we are not pre-
pared to say that the distance in
miles is materially lessened by the
route via this place, yet 1t Is indis-
putab!e that one days time will be
saved to the traveller, inasmuch as
the comfort of one day railroad
travelling will supercede the dis
comforts of two days staging, and,
in case Of urgent necessity, many
will find 1t possible to reach Bay
City in 36 hours from Alpena, or
yice cersd. "
We understand that II this road
is put in condition to make IL
passable this fall, that Capt. A. G.
Ripley will during the coming win
ter run passenger and express
line from this city to Otsego Lake,
thus bringing Alpena within one
days ride of the railroad, instead
of two, as in previous winters.
If we cant have a railroad, let
us get as near to 1t as possible.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-10-13
DiSln't Accent.

AS will be seen by reference to the
proceedings of the Common Coun-
Gil, that body did not see fit or
proper to accept the Washington
avenue box laid in hole and call
ed drain. We hardly think that
any body of sensible men, who had
the interests of the people they
represented at heart, could well
accept such piece of work as q
drain, constructed in good and
workmanlike manner. 1.-THE work
had been completed, and put down
to a respectable depth, as IL was
commenced near Lewis street, there
would have been no trouble; but II
seems that it was run over knobs
and through low places withoutrc
gard to feasibility of carrying of
the water, and in the first thirty
rods the box was made to raise
nearly two feet more than It should
in twice the distance, so that by
the time the west end Of the con-
Germ calculated to bo a drain was
reached, 1t was necessary to run
the box down hill to got It deep
enough 10 reach the ground 1T all.
And again, the ditch was dug in
the ground, the box laid in, and
allowed to remain without even
putting the earth back against 1t, so
that when rains came, the water
forced the box up as II il had been
attacked by the ricketts, and 1t
might have been seen floating
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-10-13
Flint & Pere Marquette +. R.

The shortest, quickest, and most reliable route
10 AMI from Detroit, Toledo, Cleveland, Cincin-
matt, Saginaw and Bay City.
GOING EAST, SOUTH AND WEST.
Leave Alpcna daily, except Sunday. by Alpena
and Bay tity line of steamers, at 200 u. IN.
Leave Ray City at 200 u. m, 1850 a. m, l9Y
II, M, and 1888 y. m. tIN.sl ,hNlf,.t. III
East Saginaw, 1880 p. M, ll:25 a. m, 2:2j p. m,
Pint AS a. a. m fqs7 D. m. $3.50 n. m. l2:,s a. m
Holly, 9:s2 and l;25 p. m 4:l3 and l:05 p. IN.
Arrive at Detroit %. M@1l;sS a m, $3.50 p. an.
6:s5 p. IN. aud 40 a. m.
Ware, 2:55 pun, $40 4. m,
Detroit M. C.l $50 p. m. 6:25 y. m, $40 a. m.
Mourpe 4:Cj p. m. 9l5 u. m. t,1f ..,t.N
Toledo SOS p. ~, 1920 a. M
GOING NORTH.
Tciedo, 1i.n5aa. m. e:20p. IN.
Monroe, l2;00m., 0:25p. m.
Wayne 900 ATM, 100 p m, 700 p M 1913
Detroit $40 md 1890 p. m, GEO aud 1910 p. m.
asiicy 1850 a. M, 2.2s p. m, s2s p. m, 800 A.
Flint HOO a. M. sos p m, ooe p. m, s:ii a. NJ
East Saginaw l2:so and 4;2o p. M io2o aud
Asrises Bay City. 1870, 500 1850, and 500
n. m.
Reed City, a., p. m. aud 1890 noon.
l.odington. 1916 aud $50 p. m. ~
The steamer John Shermsu- leaves Ludington
every evening on rrrivnl Of day express, ~ lO;io,
making close connections at She'oygan with the
and fon du Lac IL. r., for all points in Wisconsin,
Minnesota and the Upper Pcninsularof Michigan.
Meeting az Lua>ngton With the night cypress leev-
ing at q. m. Co1ncctinw ~ Luding.on with
steamers for Pcntwatcr, Manistee aud Frankfort.
CONNECTIONS.
Connections made ut Toledo with tho Lake
Shore &Michiganrouthefn railropd Cor Cicveiaud
S ""d cl sc Tsa nm seS + ~ r. o' tor "e sSe
South and Southwest. AZ Wayne with the Mich
igan Central Raiiioad, East and West. At Ply
mouth with the Detroit, lansing Lake Michl-
wapkce H. n. and NJ Detroit wiz The Great
WESTERN aud Grand Trunk Railways for the
East nc Reed City with the Grand Rapids
Indiania n. r., for the North and South; at
Flint with the Chicago & Lake Huron.
Sleeping coSc'cs on n.ght eraiua.
For further particulars SIN. IL bills.
All trains run by detroit time rl ~
sANFORD KEELEu. Assistant Sup't
J.. NorRsF, General Ticket Agent.
A. v. FLETCHER,
Uchctel Tlthc Agcni, Alrcna, Mich.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-10-13

Parties having had books out of
the Union School Library over two
weeks, are requested to return them
Immediately. If returned by the
Goth of this month, no fines will be
required.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-10-13

Our friend, John. McSorley,
wishes MS to return thanks to Maltz
& Luce, agents Of this city, and
the Royal Insurance Co., Of Liver
pool, for the very prompt manner
which they paid the loss occasioned
by the burning of his dwelling on
the night of Sept. 25th. The loss
was settled on Monday. Mr.. Nc
Sorley says Mr.. Whitlock, the adj
juster, did everything that was
fair and gentlemanly. lp ha
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-10-13

The Common Council met In special
session at the Council room on Monday
evening, October 18th, 1875, anc was
called to order at eight o'clock by the
Mayor.
pREsESr.-Geo. L. Maltz, Mayor, A.
r. Mcdonald, Recorder, and Aldermen
Gillett, Richardson, senge, shcahy and
Tlmfis. -aec7a JlEm aaf O..
The Mayor announced that the meet
ing was called for the purpose OF hear
ing the report Of the Committee ON
Streets and Sewers In reference to the
completion OF certain drains and bitches
constructed by jefferson Shorey ...gs
Alderman Richardson, chairman .oI
the Committee on Streets and Sewers,
presented a verbal report stating the
drains LEI to Jefferson Shorey were not
built according to contract, in good
workmanlike manner. The committee
would therefore recommend that said
drains be not accepted. Report accept
cd and the Recommendation Of the com
mittee concurred In, on motion of Alder
man Seage.
Moved by Alderman Richardson, that
the bill for the amount of ss45.12, pre-
scented by Jefferson Shorey, be referred
back to Mr.. Shorcy until such time as
The drains are constructed according to
contract. Ayes-Gillett, Richardson,
Scage, Sheahy and Timms. Carried. z
BILLS PRESENTED. '''
Alex. keenan,, constructing drains, etc, (slai4
Bill referred to the Committee on
Streets and Sewers with instructions to
report at next meeting. irai tgs
Thos Collins. for coal furnished TO city,. sias.oc
Moved by Alderman Seage, that the
bill be allowed and a warrant drawn
for the amount. Aycs--Gillctt, Rich.
ardson, Seage, Sheahy and Timms. Car.
ried. ...t. ma 6r eos.fstL a,ff
W. RESOLUTIONS. afj -sea
BY Aldermen Seage, That the Comp
trvller Is hereby instructed TO 1T up
the Council chamber, and provide the
same with stoves, wood, ETC., for the
coming winter. Carried. cn 1hmn
BY the same, That the Committee on
Streets and Sewers and the Comptroller
be and are empowered to direct the out
let Of drain running down Fifth street
to be continued down River street, to
connect with drain on Fourth street.
Carried. piti ff9ohhli1 l'-Na' .ols
On motion OF Alderman seage the
Council adjourned. L'sl fs5cW 5i3
3c A. r. MCDONALD, 4
A-.t... So. .s .,o- Recorder.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-10-13

Now that the Common Council,
has got into the rejecting business,
we hope they will keep their hands
in, and refuse to accept any and
every piece of,worlS done for, the
city which is not completed and in
good condition. In this one res
pect things we're getting somewhat
slack, and contractors were led, by
the actions of the Council, that all
work would be accepted, no matter
whether. respectfully done, or not.
Too much has already been accept
ed that was never completed, and
more is still waiting; and it is
about time that the city fathers
wake mp little,--comc out open
and bold, and say to the contrac-
tors: DO your work as you would
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-10-13

In consequence of the prevailing
wet weather for the past two months
many of the farmers in the county
have been unable to get in all of
their oat crop, and it still lays out
in ruined condition.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-10-13

The Alpine Boat Club has again
leased Beebe's Hall, and proposes
to give hop every two weeks du-
the coming winter. The first one
came off last evening.