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BY TELEGRAPH.
Decoration Day.
IN ALBANY.

ALBANY, May 81.
Decoration day was observed here to-
day by posts of the grand army. The
graves in the soldiers plot in Rural ceme-
terry were strewn with flowers early in the
day, and tho afternoon exercises consisting
Of an Grafton by DR.. c. A. Robertson. II
poem by George Fletcher and music by
the Philharmonic musical society, took
place in the Academy park. Banks and
public Offices are closed and flags are fyug
from all public and many private buildings.
Citizens are generally participating in the
demonstrations.
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Periodicals, Pamphlets, Railroad Guides, &C.,
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Decoration day was generally observed
here. Flags in the city have been flying at
half-mast, and the post of the grand army
of the republic marched in procession, ac-
companied by music, to the cemetery
GRATED with flowers. This evening Gen. G.
II. Sharpe delivered an Grafton.
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AT AUBURN.

Auburn, May 81.
There was Il large turnou, Of military,
firemen and members of the Grand Army
of the Republic TO day. Besides the
graves of all soldiers that were decorate
that of VIM ii. Seward was also strewn
with flowers. The Grafton was delivered
by Col. John Slavery.
AT TARRYrlWN.
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for Ssndusky; schr. San Jacinto,
lumber, for Chicago.
9.-Str. Marine City, for Che
boygan; sim. barge East Saginaw,
towing barge Waverly, lumber, for
Cleveland and barges Genessee
Chief and Rio Grand both lumber,
for Sandusky.
lO.-Prop. ST. Joseph, for De-
troit.
11.-Str. Marine City, for De-
troit schr. Col. Ellsworth, lumber,
for Chicago; barge Shiawassee,
cedar posts and shingles, for Buff
falo.
12.-Prop. Wenona, for Nine
Mile Point.
13.-Schr. Seaman, lumber, for
Detroit bark Massillon, lumber,
for Chicago, and scow Alvina, lum-
Der for Fair Haven.
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osauncIf DIRECTORY.

ErIscoPAL-Issv W. w. Gafter. Services In
Tsipisy Church. on First street, every Sunday
nouins and evening.
DAPTIsT-Hev. w. G, Learned. Services In
es>lsty's Church, on Third street, every Sabbath
moenlns and evening.
cATHOLIc-Fathsr Van 0innip. Services In
ths Catholic Church, on Chisholm street, every
Sundays At $50 A. NJ, 1880 A. ~, and at p NJ.
vsspers -evening service. Sermon in English at
1910. IN French at 1880
CONGREGATIONAL A. d. Allen. Ser
Wees IN tho society's Church. on Second street,
svmy Sabbath morning and evening.
METHODIST -itsv. T. C. Higgins Services In
soeisty's Church, on Dock street, every Sabbath
morning and evening.
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Our Schools.

The following is an abstract Of
the report of the Superintendent
of Public Schools for the entire
school year, from Sept. LIST, to June
25th. The report embraces large
mass of numbers and results in
fact our multiplication table says
$40 different numbers; but many
of them, though necessary fol
showing the condition and progress
of the various schools, would be
rather forbidding to the general
reader:
We find the total amount paid
for instruction was s5,551.25, or
for each scholar s9.0s. The whole
number of school days, 200, the
number of different pupils, enroll
ed, GA. This number, we learn,
Is considerable larger than that for
any previous year. The total at
tendance in half days was 1909,
and the total hardness in all the
schools, SS4, or only about 2-3 OF
a scholar for each hundred that
came per day, or less than 2 IA for
each session. This is less than 1-6
of what it was three years before,
and far less than for any previous
year. The average length of time
that pupils attended school was
6 months and 6 days, and the
tuition was 7 LILO cts. day. OF
every 100 scholars belonging,
about 81 came every day. There
were 37S boys in school during the
year, and 326 girls, or So more
boys than girls. OF every 100,
Is were able to do more than
the regular work, and were forward
ed to higher class. All the school
houses are capable of seating $50
pupils. The number of visits from
the Board OF Education was 148.
This presents very commendable
appearance, and especially since
So of these were in the Third ward.
The number Of visits from other
parties, not including short calls,
was $40.
The highest number belonging
to any school at any one tine was
about 80, in the Grammer and High
The highest average for
any one school for the entire year
was about Sc, in Miss Harvey's
school, but four others averaged
nearly the same. The new school
in the Second ward was
the smallest of the nine, but this
averaged q.
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BY CON c. QUENCE.

"Eurekap Discoveries of the
most startling nature have recently
been brought to light, and 1 am
one of the happiest and most
wealthy human beings in the whole
country. Recent experiments show
that on my little farm only just
outside the city limits there are
mines of wealth, and all that re-
NAMED to be done was to develop
them.
told Arabella that the time was
not far off when we would have
hundreds of thousands of dollars,
and any amount of stock In salt
wells, railroads, coal beds, and the
newly discovered polishing powder.
It would be goodbye to work then,
and we could live at our ease, have
horses, carriages, nice houses, ele-
CANT furniture, and to be short,
everything that could be asked for,
and money to buy more.
She said ! didn't know anything,
that I was fool, lunatic, regular
block-head, and, that I had better
be thinking Of getting bread and
butter for the children than to be
harboring such silly notions Of
wealth and plenty.
That is always the way. Women
never do have any enterprise, and
are forever opposed TO the develop
ments of buried treAsures which
have contributed NO rAnch to the
wealth Of this glorious country.
But / was not to be baffled by any
thing my wife could say on The
subject, and I resolved to use every
means In my power to bring the
hidden wealth 10 hight. =
I went to work with q viii, and
after due time was satisfied that
! was the possessor Of property Of
untold wealth. Experiments proved
that coal tn large quantities was but
q few feet below the surface Of the
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ON NIBUS LIN
Flint T. Pere Marquette R. R.

The shortest, quickest, and most reliable route
10 cad from Detroit, Toledo, Cleveland, Cioc'n-
matt, Saginaw and Bay City.
.eaIrG EAST, SOUTH AND WEST.
Lonse Alpcpa daily, except Sunday, by Alpcpa
and bay CITY Sue Of steamers, az 200 a. m
Leave Beg CITY at 7-sa A. m, 1885 a. m, Scs
East sasiAsv, s:5s p. m, ii:So A. m, 2a' n m,
and III :ot ,. u
Holly, sSs sud lao p m ass and $40 p. m.
ARRIVE ~ netroit ID. NJ Has "a. m, $40 p. m.
e:fo p. m. ana 7:25 a. IN.
Wayne, 2;Be and COS p. m, 7:25 a. m,
Detroit, IN c. $50 p. m. $50 p. m, 6oe q. m
Monroe a,ob p m, 1888 p m, s:i3 n n
Toledo t,os p IN, 1910 p. m, io:fS a. L.
GOING NORTH
Toledo, : - O. m, Hos a. m, sop n
Monroe us a. m, 1900 m, 9:25 p. N
Wayne as a m, ias7 p m, s'es .. n, HOO
Detrsit "a, and Io:ls a. m, $50 and 70 30 p m
Hsiiey fss - m, lisa p. IN, F:s p. n, eis a.
Flint il:.s a N. $40 p N, asa p: IA. ass a "A;
Arrive at Bay city, ,:fs and Sea a. n, ,:ss. as
Reed city, s25 D. m and ls:,e noon.
Lodinston, lo:45 and 400 p. IN.
The steamer John Sherman leaves Lodington
every evening on arrival Of day cxpscss, at !e g.
and Fon du Lac II. r., for all points in Wisconsin,
Minnesota and the Upper Peninsular Of Michigan.
Returning leaves Sheboygan at la.so noon, con-
ing at S p. n. Connecting at Ludington with
steamers for Pentwater, Manistee and Frankfort.
CONNECTIONS.
Coanections made at Toledo with the Lake
Shore 4 Michigan southern railroad for Cleveland
and Chicago, with the c. r. q d. r. r. for Cincin-
matt. Also uith the r. w. w. r. r. for the
South andSoetAvest- At Wayne with the Mich
igan Central -Railroad, East and West. At Ply
mouth With Ire Detroit, Lansing a Lake Michi-
gan H. X. !; nc Holly with the Detroit and Mil.
vaukss u. r. and at Detroit With the Great
West<ru and Grand Trunk Railways for the
Esn1 at Reed City with the Grand Rapids
Indisnia r. r., for the North aud South al
Flint with the Chicago 4 Lake Huron.
Sleeping coaches on night srsins.
For further particulars smsll Bills
All trains run by Detroit time.
SANFORD KELLER, Assistant Sup't
J. p. NouRsE, General Ticket Agent.
A. +. FLETCHER,
(lcneral Ticket ARnnf. Athena. Mich.
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ground, while salt was found nj
q depth Of eight hundred feet 10
iDexhaustible oceans, and at anoth-
err point, on low ground, was found
q white substance which contained
ingredients capable Of polishing
gold, silver, tin, glass, etc., to say
nothing Of q fair prospect Of de-
veloping a paying iron mine.
I was extremely happy, and
could scarcely control my feelings,
over the bright prospects, when
well, I found myself on the floor.
Arabella had kicked me out of bed.
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We are very much pleased to
say that the contract for construct
ing the State road from this city
to Long Lake has been awarded to
Jas. Hunt and Robert Rayburn.
It seems that the amount which is
to be paid by the State is not suffi-
Gent to complete the work in good
shape, and in order to make up
the deficiency, some of our citizens
circulated q petition asking for aid
In the construction Of this much
needed thorough fare, and the
amount subscribed was by no means
discouraging. We learn that the
work will be pushed forward as
fast as possible.
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have our citizens given up en-
tirely that they cannot find salt in
paying quantities in this city? We
hope not, for we are Of the opinion
that there is as much salt under
lining this section as there is at
Tawas, if the proper means were
only employed to brIng it to the
surface.
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Prof. Johns concert will be given
on Thursday evening, July Is, at
the Congregational Church, and
the prospects are that it will be
the best entertainment of the kind
ever given in this city.
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The Mason a. Morgan theatrical
troupe, which played in this city
during the entire last week, to
crowded houses, left on Saturday
night fer Cheboygan. Success go
with them, and may their merits
and efforts be literally rewarded,
as they trwly deserve.
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Alta meeting Of the German Aid
Society, July 4th, the following
officers were elected for the ensu-
ing year:
President-Chas, Hueber.
Vice President-Aug. Peters.
Secretary-John Kadaw.
Treasurer-A Leins.
Trustees-A. Shulz, Fl. Blum,
J. Emming.
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On Friday evening, at the Con-
gegationa Church, a strawberry
and ice cream festival will be given,
for the purpose of procuring funds
10 purchase a new library for the
use Of the Sunday School. The
berries will be from Alpena and
are sure to be fresh. At 10 o'clock
there will be a spelling matcla
when a valuable prize will be given
to the best "spellist," words will
be pronounced from Patterson's
speller and analyzer. Further par
ticulars will be given in hand bills.
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The Board Of Education met In the
Secretary's Office, on Wednesday even
ing, July 7, 1876, and was called to order
ut 1880 o'clock p. NJ. by the President
PREsENT.-Geo. l. Maltz, President
A. II. Mcdonald, Secretary; Trustees
Avery, Lockwood, McRae and Starbird.
Journal Of last session read and ap-
proved.
COMMUNICATIONS.
From Thomas Bullock, asking to be
appointed janitor OF the Central School
building. Ordered placed on file.
From Nellie Scout, 81 Clair, Mich,
for situation I'm one OF the public schools
Ordered placed on file.
From w. A. Hoey, recommending Miss
Clara Reynolds for teacher. Ordered
placed on file.
From Ella B. Dixon, Sanilac county,
applying for situation as teacher Or
placed on frie.
From May Smith, Alpena, for position
as teacher. Ordered placed on fle.
BILLS.
J. eifdhcomb, sundries for Union School
house. sl.0
Bingham, Johnston & Co., repairs $1,000
Moved by Mr.. Avery that the bills be
allowed and warrants drawn for the re-
spective amounts. Ayes-Avery, Lock
wood, McRae and Starbird. Carried.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
From Special Committee. recommend
Ing that the Board lease the ]. s. Minor
building for the Second ward school for
the ensuing year. Report accepted and
ordered placed on file.
The report ofthe Committee on Schools
presented at last meeting was. on motion,
taken of the table.
Moved by Mr.. Avery, that the report
OF the committee, as read, be accepted
and adopted, with the exception of the
part of said report referring TO the up
pointment of Miss Eleanor Defoc, that
she be first examined, together with
other applicants for situations.
Mr.. Lockwood suggested that the
Committee have leave to withdraw their
report and amend the same 30 as to en-
brace Mr.. Avery's proposition. Leave
granted and report withdrawn.
The Committee on Schools presented
an amended report as follows:
For Superintendent. 8. Dewey.
TEACHERS -Freddie Godfrey, Helen 8
Bachman, Mary Holmes, Lottie Ruther-
ford, Fila Myers, Title Harvey and Susie
Dixon.
Moved by Mr.. Lockwood that the re-
port be excepted and adopted. Ayes
Lockwood, Avery, Starbird and McRae.
Carried.
RESOLUTIONS.
BY Mr. Lockwood, That the Secretary
enter into lease with John s. Minor,
in the sum of one hundred dollars, for
the rental of building to be used as
school house in the Second ward. Ayes
Lockwood, Avery, McRae and Star
bird. Carried.
On motion of Mr.. Avery the Board
adjourned.
ID e. IN
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Will neighbor Wall tell his read
ers why that race failed to come
off between the Eighth Ohio and
the Spite driver ?-Pioneer.
Wouldn't it be all foolishness
for the Eighth Ohio to attempt
any race, when it is certain that
she would be beaten.
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BOTTOM OUT

Great reduction In prices. We have
this day received an immense stock Of
Standard Prints, which we will sell al
s cents per yard. These are no low
grade prints, but A No. one goods. We
have also reduced the price of T 20 cts.
per pound and many others goods in
proportion. Terms cash or prompt pay.
WARNER, PURDY & co.
Alpena. June 9Th, 1876.
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Parties wishing to go to Canada,
by taking passage on the steamer
Eighth Ohio, will make connection
with the Benton on Saturdays, at
Tawas, and will not be delayed.
Fare from Alpena to Goderich, IS.
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weather Report.
SIGNAL SERVICE, u. 8. A.

bfofAL SERVICE, " .. ~.
Report for the week ending July
10th 1876:
Highest barometer, S0c6r Inches, 9Th.
Lowest barometer, 20706 Inches, 10th
Range of barometer, .553
Mean of barometer, 10000.
Highest thermometer, "a deg, 4th.
Lowest Thermometer, 81 deg, 10th.
Range of thermometer, 33 deg.
Mean of thermometer, $3.50 deg.
Prevailing wind, Northwest.
Total number Of miles travelled by wind
during week, 927
Maximum velocity 20 miles.
Total rainfall 100 Inch.
Number days on which rain fell y,
Number of cloudy days, y
Number Of fair days, D.
Number Of clear days. I.
WIZ. BABER,
&C. Sergeant, Sig. Scr, v. ;. A.
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Pooe WS~s&
ARRIVALS.
July 6.-Sch. Enterprise.
7.-Sch. Colonel Ellsworth.
s.-Sch. Seaman, prop. st. Joseph.
9.--Str. Marine City, bark Mas
sillon, sch. Sea Bird.
lO.-Prop. St.Joseph, barge Shi-
awassee. -
1l.-str. Marine Cray, scow Al
VIVA.
12.--Prop. wenona, sch. John
Miner, sch. M. Fillmore.
13.-Sch.--Nellie Wilder.
DEPARTURES.
Prop. Wenona, for Detroit ;
schrs. ]. r. Dunford and A. III.
Moss, lumber, for Chicago.
s.-Prop. st. Joseph, for Cheboy-
gan; scow Ana, Champion, lumber
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And now it turns out that the
boys don't feel so joyous, as the
game of base ball played on the 9Th,
proves to be a tie.
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We shall be pleased to SEQ our
friends, patrons, and everybody
else, at our new quarters, in the
Mcdonald block.
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Murdoch Mcdonald of this city,
and Miss Maggie Matheson, Of
Huron, Ont, were married on
Thursday, July LIST.
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Ladies Look Here I! If you want to buy mil
nery goods, hats or bonnets, do 10 before the 4th
of July, as will sell regardless of cost up to that
time. 8. ROSENTHAL.
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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 ut unusually low prices, by
]. W. CREIGHTON.
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Fred Lewis, of the Saginawian,
Is in town.
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s. Rosenthal has very large and beautiful as
sortinent of millinery goods and bonnets Of the
latest styles, and he is Offering to give great bar
gains from now TO July 9TH.
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The steamer Eighth Ohio is now
doing very well on the shore line,
and arrives at this port quite
PROMPTLY.
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COMMUNICATIONS.

From Mr. Michael Mooney, notifying
the Council that he had given up the
business Of retailing and keeping for sale
spirituous liquors. Ordered placed on
file.
From the Comptroller, recommending
the payment Of sundry bills. Referred
to the Committee on Ways and Means.
From the same, recommending the
payment Of the following amounts for
salaries, for the present year, up to June
30, 1875:
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All the latest styles gents fine boots
and shoes, at Crowell & Godfrey.
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A party Of sports went to Long
Lake yesterday.
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There Is no use arguing the matter-D, Rodmar
has got the finest selection Of dry goods to b,
found in Alpena.
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Those beautiful linen suits arc going
off like hot cakes from the New York
Cheap store.
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Ladies, another new lot of ladies linen suits
parasols and new ties Just received at the New
York Cheap Store.
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Fine straw and chip hats, also . new
large assortment OF French flowers, rose
buds, etc., at 8. Rosenthal's.
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Dave Rodman says that he will give more
and better goods for dollar than any other living
man in Alpcna.
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Now Is your time. Another mammoth
stock Of dry goods and millinery just re-
ceived at 8. Hoscnthal's.
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Our Reporter ON the Alert

Letter paper and note paper for sale
at the ANGUS Office.
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Those new Ladies' Linen Suits and White
undergarments the best made and cheapest
at Rodman's.
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Great bargains IN linen and white
suits at 8. Rosenthal's.
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Local Notices.

Go and see the large display Of goods
at A. Anspach & Cos.
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The largest stock Of goods ever
brought to Alpena, Is now on hand at
A. Anspsch & Co.'S, consisting of dry
goods, dress goods, shawls, etc.
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]. W. Creighton has just put up
q sunshade' in front of his shoe
store.
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Shipment blanks, In large or small
quantities., for sale at the ARGUS office.
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A good quality Of envelopes for sale
cheap at the AKots Office.
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Capt. Shorthand furnishes us with
the following list Of vessels as hav-
ing arrived or departed during the
past week:
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The Common Council Of the City OF
Alpena met in the Council Room on
Monday evening, July 18th, 1875, and
was called to order at eight o'clock by
the Mayor.
PREsENT.-Geo. L. Maltz, Mayor; A.
r. Mcdonald, Recorder; and Aldermen
Richardson, Seage, Sheahy and Timms.
Minutes of last meeting read, correct
ed and approved.
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Moved by Alderman Sheahy that the
communication be accepted and adopted,
and warrants drawn for the amounts.
Ayes-Aldermen Richardson, Seage,
Sheahy and Timms. Carried.
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)ONALD,
Secretary
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-06
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

List OF transfers recorded in the Dis
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Anna and II. Horton to Ed. G. Brow
der, lots Nos. and s in block No. &,
Rrowder's addition TO Dalla, S.
p, >. L.. Rowland and Al. p. Rowland to
\. u Balley, lot IN Turbeville's add.
ton to Dallas, 500.
John Owens and Texas Il, Owens to
James Y. Barralt, lot ON Cottage Lane,
Guy OF Dallas, $500.