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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-09-29

Stories q the sea-worfhy con.
ditlou Of the propeller Equinox
ost ON Lake Michigan. have spread
FAR and wide, and attract, a good
deal Of attention on tho part Of the
press. The New York Times
comments as follows upon it:
Now that the steamer Equinox
has foundered in Lake Michigan
and caused the drowning Of twen-
ty-two persons, the public is iu-
formed that the steamer was very
old and "rated very low in point
of safety" Being old and unsafe,
she was heavily loaded with salt
a cargo that is peculiarly dangerous
in case of a leak-and was further
incumbered with large deck-load
of lumber. This cargo was valued
at $4,000 and was insured for 900,
and the miserable old steamer was
also insured, though to what
amount is not stated. The engin-
eer, having no interest in the in
surance, protested in the over
loading Of the vessel, but evidently
lacked the courage to throw up
his situation, and so shared the
steamers fate. Mr.. Plimsoll has
made public no case Of marine
manslaughter which is on his face
worse than this. 1t remains to see
whether the matter will he investi-
gated and whether the guilty will
he punished.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-09-29

Ames, Of Mississippi, is having a
hard time. The Attorney-Gene-
raj tells him to take care Of him.
self, and as soon as he undertakes
to follow instructions and raise a
brace of regiments down come the
courts with an injunction to re-
strain him from carrying out his
design. And the worst Of it is, SO
far as the Governor is concerned,
that the injunction seems to be
very properly issued and likely to
be carried out and sustained.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-09-29

One of the provisions Of he new
Constitution proposed for North
Carolina is the following: No per-
son who shall deny the heing OF
God or the truth of the Christian
religion or the divine authority OF
the Old or New Testament, or shall
hold religious principles incompat-
ible with the freedom or safety of
the State, shall be capable Of hold
ing any Office or place of trust or
profit in the civil department with
in this State.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-09-29

The London Times is authority
for the statement based upon a
careful estimate made by Mr.. Jas.
Card, that there will be a lively
demand soon for American wheat
in Great Britain. The decrease in
production in England and Ireland
since last year has been very great
and the amount required from
abroad is estimated at $4,000. 900
bushels, large part Of which must
come from this country.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-09-29

Michigan is not the only State
where the belief still exists that Q
man has a right TO beat his wife
There are lingering traces of the
same faith in New Jersey. Gar
land, who attempted tomurder his
wife few days ago in New Bruns-
wick, had been arrested long before
for beating his wife. Instead OF
attempting any denial Of the charge
he coolly admitted its trnth and in
sisted that he was exercising an
undoubtcd right in cudgeliDg his
spouse. rs ~ nK cd
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ALPENA WEEK. v ARGUS.


The. President evidently means
TO devote himself to government
business this winter. He Is in st
Louis now arranging for the sale
OF the stock on his farm so as to
get that off his mind. How the
sale will be made has not yet been
stated, but decent regard for the
fitness Of things would seem to de-
mand that il should be done on the
"gift enterprise" plan.
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NJ ORTGAGESALE.-D Default having been IN AIDE
WI in the conditions of n certain mortgage dated
the tenth day Of June, in the year one thousand
eight hundred and seventy three, executed by
Gelos Potvin of the city of Alpena, county of
Alpena, and stute Of Michigan, party OF the first
part, to Elisha Harrington of said city of Alpena
the Register OF Deeds of the county Of Alpena.
-. tiher VI Mortgages on The one hundred and
twenty-ioarth md one hundred and twenty fifth
pas, on the innocent day Of July, In the
year enc ,,.2rsand eight hundred and seventy
three which said mortgage was duly sold and u.s.
signed by q certain written assig1in.-..s fascs
the eighteenth day OF July, in the year one thous
and eight hundred and seventy three. by the said
Elisha Harrington for valuable consideration 20
George y. Fletcher of the city Of Detroit, in the
county of Wayne and state Of Michigan, which
said assignment OF mortgage was duly recorded
in the office OF the Register of Deeds of Alpcna
county, on the nineteenth day of July IN the year
one thousand eight hundred and scventy-three,
In Liber Z of mortgages, page two hundred
and ninety-five, upon which said mortgage there
Is claimed TO be due ut the date Of this notice.
principal and interest the sum of two hundred
and cighty-two dollars and twcnty-cight cents
1921 2Sl and the further sum of fifty dollars as
an attorney fee should any proceedings be taken
TO forcclose this lndenture. as provided for in said
mortgage. And no proceedings having been had
or taken, either in law OF equity, TO collect the
debt remaining due and secured by said mortgage
or any part thereof; therefore,
Notice is hereby given that by virtue Of the
power Of sale in said mortgage contained, ON SAT-
urday the sixth day of November. in the year one
thousand eight hundred and seventy five, at two
o'clock in the afternoon OF said day, at the front
door OF Potter's brick block on Second street, In
the city OF Alpena, county of Alpena, and state
OF Michigan. that being the place Of holding the
Circuit Court for the county Of Alpena,l said
mortgage shall be forcclosed, and that Thomas H.
Johnston sheriff Of said county of Alpcna, will
offer for sale and sell at public auction or vendue
to the highest bidder, the premises described in
said mortgage, OF 10 much thereof will be
necessary to satisfy the amount due on said mort
gage, together with the attorney fee aforesaid
and all interest, costs and charges allowed by law
said premises In said mortgage described, being
situate In the city of Alpcna, county of Alpena
and state Of Michigan, and described as follows
10 wit Let's number one and two n 4 q, in
block number eleven III, Of the city Of Alpena.
GEORGE N. FLETCHER,
Assignee Of Mortgage
vfcron c. BunsHAM, Attorney for Assignee Of
Mortgagee.
Dated Aipena, August 10th, 1875.
200 " IL
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GOLDSMITH'S

bryanl ana StrnttOn
BUSINESS UNIVERSITY
Of Detroit, removed to the now Mechanics Hall.
opposite the City Hail. occupies the best location
In the city. The rooms are the finest and best
furnished roorns anywhere TO be found. The
institution Il conducted upon the actual business
plan, and after 20 years experience ia the BUSH
meas, we are satisfied that ~ Il superior 20 any
other; II also receives the Enforcement of bust
ness men. College paper sent free 20 any adj
dress. 2l3
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The Republicans of Ohio have
had fresh material added to their
side Of the campaign. Thursday
some Protestant and Catholic child
rem got into q quarrel at Fort
Wayne, Indiana, and the Protes-
tant boy vas stoned, kicked and
beaten inaiys horrible man
ner. This IS another peice OF
evidence that the Catholic Church
is dangerous to the liberties of the
State, and forms q subject to be
discussed only by Judge Taft, the
Lansing Republican the Detroit
Post and the Alpena Pioaeer n.
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Tho co.partnership Of Buker a Post. butchers,
expired BY limitation, on the 3ist Of August,
1875, and the business Of the late firm will here
after be conducted by ID. p. Baker. All &c
counts for or against said firm will be settled by
ID. T.. Buker.
ID. BUKER.
1l5wf w. n. POST.
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SETTLE UP.

An parties indebted 70 tho late arn 81 Z. Y.
nscvcnd Co, arugrist-, arc hereby notified that
n they would save cosfs end Trouble, they must
call and settle with the subscriber without decay,
At tho Aipcna Houss. 800 N y
sra. y, ISIS. 10
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EXAMINATION.
Notice to Teachers.

Notiee Is hereby given that the Board Of Exam
nation for examining epplicanfs for tenchcrs for
Union School District No. D, Of the township Of
Alpcna, comprising oil the territory IN the town
ships Of Npcna, Long Rapids and Wilson, will be
!. ~ ~ the vessel schcol Hous-. ~ the township
o'clock IN the afternoon. Candidates are request
- = y '''S' CONRAD VESSEL.
fi,v3 if Township Clerk.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-09-29

The New York Tribune says Of
KelIogg's recommendation, % At
torncy Generals cosrse toward
Mississippi that it sis ,a'Yqt the
coolest performance that hes oc-
Cured lately and adds; Where
would Kellogg be now Il n PIERRE
points course had been TO-. 0ei in
Louisaha What would have be-
CONS Of him IN September, 1874,
II he had not been backed up by
the United States army He is q
nice man to be talking about law
less deeds. he has caused more
violence and lsvlessness In the
south than any other one man ex-
cot inc late great head crntcr Of
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Outrage Bureau, Attorney General
Williams"
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Michigan Central Railroad,
The Short Line TO and from the
SAGINAW VALLEY AND NORTHERN MICHIGAN
TIME TABLE.

COMO NORTH.
Leave
Detroit, 500 a m. $50 IN, and 1000.
NJ. {. Crossing, $40 IN, $40 y m, and l0:l5 p m.
Norris, S:2S "A IN, 600 pm.
Utica, S;55 "a IN, $50 and 1850 m.
Rochester. 9:lO IN. Gas y m, ls:sj n m.
Orion, $3.50 n IN, 7:O6 p m, LILO I'm
Oxford, $3.50 N, 7:l4 IN, las m.
Metamora, 9:5s a m, $50 y IN, l:5S an.
I.apeer 1919 n m, 7:53 p m, 500 IN.
Fish Lake. $50 p m. 5:l0 m.
Columbavillc, 10 IS IN, s:l3 p IN, $50 IN.
Otter Lake, 1850 m. s;e3 p m, $40 ala
Millington, ll:0i u m S:SS p IN ass IN.
Nassar, ll:lT "A IN, S:5l p IN, 5:05 IN.
Reese, 1884 a IN, 9:0S p N, 5:;oa m.
Bay City, arrive, 90 m, 9:3S y M, $50 m.
Wenonn, l2:07 m, 9:i5 p IN, $40 m.
Saginrw City, 1858, 1885 p m, 1888 IN.
Leave,
Saginaw City, 6:l5 a m, l:25 and s:j5 pm.
Wenona, T;l0 m, 2;ls and 9;i5 p m.
Bay City, 7;lj m 2;25 and 1890 IN.
Reese, as n nj, 2;55 and ll:lO u m.
Nassnr, SOL "A IN, 3;l2 and ll;i0 IN.
Millington, Slt n m, 1928 p m, 1905 n m.
Otter Lake, 8;2S "A IN. $40 p m, 1880 "a IN.
Col,'nibiaNille, sSs M $50 p IN 1880 u m.
Fish Lake, $40 m.
Lapeor, 9;03 n IN, AIS m, l;3l m.
Mctamorn. 9;2s m, i;Si p M, s;3S = m.
Oxford, 9;3s IN, 49, p IN, 500 m.
Orion, OH q IN, 500 p m, 3;l5 am.
Rochester, 1905 IN, SIS p m, 5;jj m.
Utica, lo;20 n N, s;33 p m, i;25 m.
Norris, 1911 IN, GOO IN.
". {. Crossing, ll;o5 m, $50 p m, Goo m.
l'c'roit, arrive, ILLS n IN, G;9S y IN, $40 n m
All Trains Daily eccept Sundays.
Night Trains in both directions has Pullman
Sleeping Car attached TO and from Saginaw and
Day City and Detroit.
III. II. LEDYARD, w. II. SruoNo.
Asst. Gen. Sup't, Detroit. Con. Sup't Chicago.
Henry G. WEsTwoRTH, Gen. Pass Ag't, Chicago.
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The CELEBRATED SPANISH Nut!
CHUFA OR SOUCHIE (!

$50 Bushels per Acre on Poorest Land. Equally
Productive in Cold Climate the Warmer, ~
the Frost does not lnjure IL.
No cultivation is necessary, except carefully to
eradicate the weeds.
new variety, very large, sweet and delicious for
food, resembles in taste, delicious oocoanut and
like them, may lie eaten raw or cooked. After
soaking in water twelve hours they are eaten as
a sauce. They make delightful refreshing
drink for summer. Much used in Madrid, Nalcn-
cia Cuba and other hot climates where il is
known. II was employed at the end of the pre-
ceeding century a substitute for coffee in the
whole Of Germany. Fine for poultry, fattens
more hogs than forty acres of the same land IN
corn. There is nothing in the world that fattens
hogs 80 rapidly and thoroughly, and that gives
such sweetness 10 the flesh 1t keeps well through
out IN, year in the ground, which renders IL only
necessary 10 fence off patch OF "a field, as needed
for tlic hogs, and you are enabled 10 have healthy
and fat swine AZ all seasons of the year without
one grain of corn or other grain.
SPECIAL RATES TO AGENTS.
Sompi, packages prepaid by mail so cts. or 3 .(ot
sl.OO
Money must be sent in Registered Letters pre-
pail or Post Oioc order it will be at the send
ers risk. All communications requiring an an
swer must have stamp enclosed. Address,
\. Y. HAINES,
Cleveland y Tcnn
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Mayhem business College cxccis in rrn-
vi pairing young men for business. Circular
free. address IRA MAYHEM, Detroit.
A GENTS wanted 60 sell our National Centcn-
[Aninl Chart, sample 80 cts, n beautiful en-
craving of the Presidents. Generals and Adinirals
Of the L. :. Also Daniel O'Connell lust out,
samples IS cts. free by mail. Bluincnthal &
Bradish, l2i jefferson Ave Detroit.
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Oyster Ocean"
LADIES and GENTS RESTAU-
RANT,
Cor. Woodward and Jefferson AYES,
DETROIT, MICHIGAN.
GILMAN BROS. Ppop's
Owing 10 the large increase of our business we
have fitted up splendid new dining room for
Ladies on the floor above our Restaurant.
Parties visiting Detroit viii find this the
best place to obtain frst-class Restaurf mt din
ner for so cents. Celebrated New York Count
Oysters always on hand.
DATENTS. Have you an invention for which
II you desire Patent, either in the o. s. or any
foreign country Then send TO the Mechanics
and Inventors Association, the only reliable
Agency in Michigan. 81 West Congress 81.
THos. s. sPRAGUE. President
Two THOSE BUILDING.--Three articles L
Il agree TO furnish at Lowest Bottom Prices I:
French and American Glass, all sizes, double and
single thick for store fronts. dwellings pictures
&c, all kinds of Stained and Figured Glass.
also guarantee the best made Sash in the State
Glass ready set-frcnch or American war
rant safe home ut my risk, and all kinds of Show
Cases, White Metal and Walnut. Send in your
orders. Send for prices.
l.. p. EARL, "A jefferson Ave-,
Detroit Mich
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Y S0 SAVED by attending the business COL
eTOU lego at Kalamazoo. journal Free.
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Mail Arrival. and Departures.

Until further mo- ice. tile Pnstonire will be
open for delivery aud reception oi mail mat
Ter rom 4 81. daily. ga ,-pt sundays, and
un Sundays one hon after ARRIVAL Il V este. n
mall. Omaha time Is tIe time Of Office.
Money order Office open nom . A.. II. to
6r. n daily. except Sundays
Western mnilsciuSc daily ut tslS p. Il.
Eastern mails close daily nf 25 =. y.
Denver Pacific RaiiuJad. including Denver
and southern mails. clos at 2 3 =. y
Malls arrive from Fa>t daily at l.ll y. a.,
and from the west tally ut &l5 T. N.
Malls arrive frtm Denver. Cot, and way.
via Denver Pncinc X. H.. 81 - p ~.
Malls close for Fort . nrante and Fort Fet-
tcrman on Monday At : a. N,
Mails arrive from Fort Laramie and Fort
fctterrnnn Fridays At : y. ".
Mall closes fnr Red tloud and spotted Tail
Hgcueies Tuesdays and Fridays NJ 4. N.
Nail nrriV-s rom Rel Clnut -nd spotted
Tail Ag nrte~ Mondays aud Fridays NJ 81 n.
Mali close, FOR Davis Rancho Saturdays at
s IN.
Mail arrives from Davis Rancho Fridays at
4 r.. II.
Mall closes for Fort collins aud LopCmont
Col. Tuesdays, Thursdays aud saturdays at
y A. u.
Mail arrlvei from Port Collins and Long
mont, col. Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
days at = r. 81.
II. CLAICHE, Postmaster.
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Fort Collins
COLORADO FLOUR.

We have received lengthy accounts
Of the Pennsylvania Democratic Con-
vention, but some telegraph operator,
ut Omahn probably, mangled the re-
ports SO terribly that no one in the
office could make anything of them.
The following paragraphs give the
nominations, MS near as they could be
made out:
After the tenth ballot was drew in
favor of Pershing, who after the next
ballot, was declared to be the nominee
for Governor, amid the widest enthu-
siusm.
On the third ballot Piollet was nom
mated for State Treasurer. Convcn-
ton adjourned.
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City Improvements.

Mr.. NJ. A Arnold has taken the
contract for digging the hole in the
ground under Judge Carey's block, on
the corner Of Seventeenth and Fergu-
son streets. He will undoubtedly
rush the job through with his usual
energy.
Mr.. +. Maggie is building an addition
to the rear of his grocery store on Sew
enteenth street.
The excavation for D. MIlIer's new
Jewelry store, on the site of the one
destroyed by fire, is completed.
The work for the foundation of
the new brick building on the site of
Col. Mullins old stand, which was
burned last July, sis being pushed rap
idly forward. There are brick enough
piled up in that vicinity to build n sec
Ond tower of Babel.
The foundation of Leibey < Nichols
new building on Sixteenth street, is
rising rapidly toward the surface.
The old Golden Gate Saloon, alias
Capital Saloon, alias Long Branch, is
being pried up preparatory to being
put on wheels. 1t is understood that
Messrs Post and Dyer will erect brick
buildings on the ground which it oc-
cupies.
Mr.. Horrie, lumber dealer, is erect
ing several houses in the eastern part
OF towu-hot in Hoodlum-for. the
purpose of renting them when COM
pleted. This is a move in the right
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE


DIED at Three Rivers, Michigan, on
the evening Of the sth inst, Charles S.
Converse. only child of Mrs. Clarence
A. and a. II. Converse of this city,
aged four year,.
We sincerely sympathize and con-
dole with Mr.. Converse and his
estimabIe wife in their sorrow and
nniiction in the loss OF their only
child.
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direction. II has been for years, and
still Is, almost impossible TO rent n
decent house in town. most OF those
which are obtainabie being but shells.
and renting for sums altogether out Of
proportion L the value OF the tene-
ments.
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EC- Our Authorized AdycrtIrIuU Agents tor the
LEAugE are ia New York. ). N. P~ettsnEill a Co..
SL,Park Row, Geo. p. ltswell q ca. 40 PARK Row
~. LBui-, Rowe Q q th-rmaU. Cor. Third and
Chestnut Streets. - Luuis AuysFi4-iug aud
Puht rhiug sErnsV. Chicago. II n. Chandler.
IA Suuth CLARK street: PhilHh-lphin. \ W.
Aver A SOC. 7s San-or1 STREE: aLc Coe, Huth-
euli a Co, Bulletin bulldog.
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The weather yesterday was of a
kind to make people think of their
o~vcrcoats, and wish that their parlor
aud office stoves were in running or
der. We insist upon Sergeant Dob
bins coming back and looking after
thisgs n little,
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Fort Collins
COLORADO FLOUR.
EOTICE.
Sept. Bird, l

CHEYENNE, Sept. 3rd, 1875.
Orders will be received ut the u. p.
freight Office for Rock Springs Coal,
in car load lots, until November LIST.
1875. To be delivered On the track
al seven dollars per ton, cOmpany's
weight. Having opened a new mine
we hope to give a better~quality oi
coal than that heretofore furnished.
Cars will be weighed in and out nj
the mines. This is moi intended for
retail purpUses-only for parties or.
dering for their own use.
w. b. DoDDRIDGE,
ID. o. CLARK, Agent.
Supt. Coal Dept. s3-30td.
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Fort Collins
COLORADO FLOUR.

Revival services at the NJ. Z.
Church tonight ut y O'Clock p. M.
Preaching by Rev. j. c. Mobiles.
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Taken up at Fagan's Ranch, Horse
Creek, a stray pony mare; black. She
had on n halter, when found, and
had been hobbled. Branded AN on
right shoulder.
The owner can ecure his property
by calling on Daniel G. Adkins at the
above place and paying expenses of
keeping and advertising. so-d2w
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-Waldraveu's Meat Market is now
on wheels for certain, the difficulties
in the way Of its removal having been
overcome.
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Election from the Western


Sweetwater has probably gone Dem
ocratic. The northern precincts have
not been heard from, but the returns
from there will probably not materi-
ally change the result. The vote in
Uinta county is very close aud it will
need the official count to tell who is
elected.
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Rate. Of AdverusIng.

DAILY LEADER, all transient advertise
ments. 20 cents per line, N~onpaTiel. each in
sHrtion; 9 Insertions, ) cents per lne; 80
Insertions. 5 cents per line.
Local Notices, per line, BREWER. each iEser-
ton. Is cents per line 81 insertions, 10 cents
per line.
WEEKLY LEADER all transient advertise
ments . cents per line, nrst Insertion one
per line: ore year, 9 cents per line.
CHEYESSE. May LIST. 1874.
II. BL.AFCKE.
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Mr.. Boyd Park, of the firm OF
Joslin & Park. is staying u few days
in Cheyenne.
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Empire Laundry does good wash
ing, and at cheap price. s7-dlm
DENVER, Sept. 4th

DENVER, Sept. 4th, 1875.
For Sale an Ice House, full of Ice,
situated at Greeley, Colorado. For
further particulars apply to B. G..
Adams, 3454 Lawrence Street, Dem
yer. S7-dtf
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100000 brick on the side-track,
and for sale by
s3-tf l.. MURRIN.
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Try Empire Laundry, on Shirts.
S7-dlm
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The Y. l.. e. r. Saloon on 10th
street is being enlarged and II good
lunch will he furnished to those who
wish to satisfy the inner man. Good
liquors aud cigars always ON hand
and d hest Of Denver heer.
WIN. RoSENBAUM, Pro'r.
a3O-tf
NOTICE.
/ will not he responsible for any
bill or other Indebtedness contracted
by any employee of the LEADER print
ing office, except upon written order
or acceptance previously obtained
nor will any such claims be allowed
upon any Indebtedness due me.
H. CLAICHE.
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Vote of Laramie County by Precincts, for members Of the Legislative
Assembly, AT the general election, held on the 7h day Of September,
1875:
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