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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-05-12

Areas-An account will be given of the
Investigation recently concluded IN
Philadelphia, and elsewhere, by order ol
the boards OF education also Of Prof.
Bowlltch' proposed researches In an
thropornetry.
8. Eaects of School Life upon the Eyes
of Children-Dr G. r. Agnew, OF New
York. will furnish contribution on
this subject. A brief statement of the
laws of hygiene touching the use OF the
eyes will he made, and debate will follow
ON the use OF maps lexleons, certain
kinds of type, etc.
6. Architectural Plans for Schools
The point which architects should con
slider in planning school houses with
reference TO the health or their inmates
will be mentioned, and a debate will fol.
low on school Desks, and Heating and
Ventilation of Schools"
Thu association request representa-
tives from the Board OF Education
throughout the country Ibelieve that
Prof Dewey's attendance ut the meeting
OF the Association, and also In addition
his visit to tile Public Schools Of Detroit,
will he great advantage to our School
interests. The Board has been called
together for immediate actions, as the
'Association" assemblies In Detroit ON
the nth inst.
am Respectfully,
GEO. l.. MALTZ,
President Board OF Education.
Moved by Mr.. Avery, supported
by Mr.. Lester, that Sup't. +. S.
Dewey be granted vacation for
the purpose of attending the meet
ing of the American Social Science
Association, at Detroit, and also
for the purpose of visiting the Pub
lie Schools of Detroit, and that bis
expenses be paid by the Board.
Carried.
The Board agreed to visit the
different departments of the Union
School on Thursday, MAY 18th.
On motion OF Lester, the Board
adjourned.
A. r. MCDONALD,
Secretary
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Judging from the number of
vessels that are arriving and de-
parting, we are of the opinion that
the lumber trade will not be as dull
as was feared DUNG this season.
Indeed lumber is being shipped at
very satisfactory rate, and we
have reason to believe that the de-
mand will Increase.
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The Board of Education.

The Board of Education met in
special session at the Office Of the
Secretary, on Monday, May TO-
1875, and was called to order OF
half past IL o'clock A. M. by the
President.
Present, Geo. L. Maltz, Presi-
dent A. r. Mcdonald Secretary
and Trustees Lester, McRae, Star
board and Stout. - $780,
~. CONCENTRATIONS.
From the President, as follows :
10 ne Board Of Education Of tie city Of
Alpehd.
GKNTIEMEN IL would most respect
fully ask that +. s. Dewey, Superinten-
dent of our Public Schools, have u
vacation for ono week, to enable him TO
represent this Board at n meeting of the
american Social Science Association
to be held in the city Of Detroit, on the
It'll and 10th insts. The proceedings of
the Association will I've as follows
I. Gymnastics Tor schools.--A paper
by DR. James ]. Putnam, of Boston, will
be read, followed by debate upon--(a)
What system Is best (O Ought the
system for boys and girls to be the sameg
(c) Ough. gymnastics to be recommended
Sr Immediate general adoption IN
schools? (d) ifnot, what arc the practl-
cal objections to such adortion.
2. Injurious Effects of School Life no
on the Nervous System.-A paper by DR..
ID. 4. Lincoln, of Boston, followed by
debate on--(o) How much of impaired
general vigor and OF headache, neuralgia,
dysmcnorrhma, and similar complaints,
is due to school infuencesy (b) What
should be the maximum number OF hours
OF school attendance and of home study
per week
3. The ONCE OF Medical Inspector OF
Public Schools.-A draft of law will
be presented and discussed In detail, with
special Inference 10 the following points
Should such an ipspcctor be attached TO
the State Board of Health, or TO the
Board of Education, or left indendcnt OF
these bodicsg Should his functions be
purely advisoryy How can executive
authority be iudiclously granted 10 him ?
1~Scicntif~ Inspectors OF School
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

EPISCOPAL-Rsv. w. w. Rafter. Services I'm
Trinity Church, on First street, every Sunday
morning and evening.
BAPTIsT-Rev. w. c. Learned. Services In
socicty's Church, ON Third street, evsry Sabbath
morning and evening.
CATHoLIC-Fathor Van Chimp Services in
che Catholic Church, ON Chisholm street, every
Sundays at $50 4. NJ, lO:5O 4. NJ, and ut p. NJ.
vespers service. Sermon ia English at
iO.sd; In Ercnch,at 30.
CoNGREGAT1ONAI.-Re A. II. Allen Ser
vices IN the society's Church, ON Second street,
every Sabbath morning and evening.
MErHoDIsf-ilev. T. C. Higgins Services In
socisty's Church, ON Dock street, every Sabbath
A0rning and evening
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Nhp l. puOi lidllNi lululoiltS 10 VIII
the following list of vessels rs hav-
ing arrived or departed during the
past week:
ARRIVALS.
May 5.-Schrs. Seaman and Z. G.
Roberts barque Sunny Side.
7.--St. barge Concord, towing
barges Rhodh, Stewart and Shia.
wassee str. Marine City; scow
Col. Hathaway; st. barge East
Saginaw, towing barges Genesee
Chief and Rio Grande; sch. ]. c.
Dunford.
Str. Marine City; prop. st
Joseph st. barge Huron City.
10.-Prop. Wenona; scow d. G
Williams.
DEPARTURES. .<.
May 5.-Prop. Wcnona, for De-
troit.
Str. Marine City, for Cheboy-
gan.
S.-Schr. Seaman, lumber, for
Buffalo; schr. T.. G. Roberts, lum-
Der, for Chicago.
0.-Str. Marine City, for Detroit ;
prop. st. Joseph, for Cheboygan.
1O.-St. barge East Saginaw,
lumber, for Cleveland, towing
barges Rio Grand and Genesee
Chief, lumber, for Sandusky.
1I.-St. barge Concord, towing
barges Rhoda, Stewart and Shia-
wassee, lumber, for Cleveland 4;
schr. Col. Hathaway, lumber, for
Swan Creek.
12.-Barque Sunny Side, cedar
posts and lumber, for Chicago
prop. Wenona, lumber, for Detroit.
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We understand that c. p. Van
Gorder has rented the middle store
in the Beebe block, on Dock street,
and will in a few days open the
same as meat market. Van will
probably be ready for business the
last of this week or the first of
next.
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The steamer G.. l.. Dunlap arriv.
ed here from Bay City yesterday
morning, bringing the mail. The
Dunlap has been very much i'm
proved, and will now run regularly
on the shore line for the balance
of the season. We are pleased to
sec that she is commanded by Capt.
A. e. Ripley. - -
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And yet some of the Alderman are
in favor OF distributing the street
fund equally between the three
wards. In the past, the improve
ments on streets and sewers have
been mainly in the First and Third
wards, and it seems no more than
justice that this year the Second
ward residents should have small
portion of the street appropriation
expended for their benefit. ,,
Late advices from the-lumberipg
districts along the shore are that
the rains and snow of last week
have done much toward enabling
parties to run out the logs which
were at one time considered "hung
up" Logs are moving briskly and
most of them will be got down. In
this section, it still remains dry,
but not so many logs in low water
as has been reported. Our lum-
bermen who have logs in the small
streams where the water is low,
feel confident that there will yet be
a sufficient quantity of water to
enable them to get all the logs to
the mills, although, at present, the
chances are not over encouraging.
Much of our space is occupied,
this week, by Col. Frank Harris,
agent of Sadler's great English
Circus, advertising two perfor-
mances of this troupe in Alpena
on the afternoon and evening of
May 81, 1875. Relaxation is one OF
the necessities of human nature ,and
accompanied with moral features
or tendencies is in the highest de.
gree beneficial. There is a contin.
ual improvement in this respect
observable in circuses from year tC
year, the managers generally be-
coming shrewd enough to raise
the tone of these popular exhib
tions TO meet the average demands
Of the community, BY reference
thereto the reader will observe The
long list of artists, each one a eel
ebrity in his particular role, and
all combined forming q company
Of great strength and merit.
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Quite n number of lumber deal
ers have been in town of late, and
it is said that not q few sales have
been effected at good prices. Lum-
Der prospects appear to be bright
ening mp a little, and it looks as
though the season would be far
better than last year.
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A large number of men went up
the river yesterday to finish up
the drive, prospects for getting out
the logs having grown much better
during the last few DAYS.
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On Thursday. May 9th, by the Rev. r. c.
Higgings, Mr.. Albert Burdiok and Miss Sarah A.
Bennei, all Of Alpena.
On Saturday, May sth, by Rev. t. c. Higgins,
George Pdttersoh and Miss Julia A. Herick,
all ~ hiprra.
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Chas. Golling has commenced
the work Of tearing down the brick
wall of the rear of his block, pre-
paratory to making the building
larger and more beautiful. This
building promises to be the hand
soonest i'm the city.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-05-12

Bolton g. McRae have just re-
ceived new and handsome express
wagon, which they are using for
the delivery of goods. 1t was pur-
chased in Detroit.
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A. Harshaw has returned from
below, bring with him stock of
hardware, and also an assortmen.
of baby carriages. -
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Christian weolk has just returned
from below with a large stock OF Whips
saddles, blankets, etc. lie Is also prepar-
ell 10 do all kinds Of upholstery WORK
i'm neat sitlc.
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]. L. Smith, the fruit and orna-
mental tree agent, is in town, and
stopping atlthe residence of E. G.
Barlow. ~
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There is a letter delayed for pos
tage at Bay City, directed to John
Gavord, Alpena, Mich.
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We are pleased to notice that
Prof. Johns is now able to get about
town pretty comfortably.
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A mammoth stock of goods has just
been received by ]. Cohen, and those In
want of clothing made to order can DC
accommodated ON the shortest notice,
and at low prices.
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Great Offer
NuMRER FOUR.

RATED TO III FREE. Jenn Ingiow's great
Story, price, IN book form, $ts-5,
TWENTY SHORT STORIES, rich variety OF
miscellaneous reading; over sixty large pages
splendidls Jlustrsted.
TN STEEL REF fae-si'nier
of femces picocres original engrevings worth
Soi5oo
All the seove sent post paid with Hearth
end Home the great illustrated weekly magazine
Two mouth or trial, for only 81 cents. OBJECT;
TO Introduce the paper TO new subscribers. Price
reduced 10 only $3.50. per year. Single numbers,
six ccnb-pcne free, At newstalds or by mail.
Great Inducements TO agents aud clubs. The
Graphic Company, Publishers, s0-p Park Place,
New York Plesse state in what paper you saw
ehis Advertisements I'd lgOin3
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Henderson q Mcdonald made the
first haul of fish of the season ON
Monday, and yesterday they ship
ped a lotto Detroit and Bay City.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-05-12

Behold An immense stock OF millin-
cry Of every variety, all OF the latest
STYLES, now on hand dt Anspachs.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-05-12

Mcdonald Brothers are now re-
ceiving fresh fish every day to sup
ply their numerous customers.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-05-12

Hon. w. l.. Churchill arrived
home on Monday morning.
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The propeller East Saginaw, after
having been repaired, has discharg-
ed her cargo, and again arrived at
this port last Friday bringing two
tow barges.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-05-12

Real hair switches and curls very
cheap at Miss Alpern's, in the Malsh
block next to the bridge.
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EcOno,I,yis Wealth.

Save your rags and take them to fTar-
shaw's, and exchange them for merchan-
disc, where you will find good assert
ment OF tin, copper and sheet iron ware.
ie will also pay the highest price for
old lead, copper and brass. Old stoves
bought and sold, at the store formerly
occupied by b. Richards & Co. IT'S
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New Goods, new goods OF every de
scriptton just received at 5. Rossnthal's
and being sold lower than ever.
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The dress-maker, who takes
charge of the dressmalSing depart
ment at S. RosenthaPs has arrived
and is prepared to see customers.
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Mr.. d. Rodman returned yes
terday from New York. Dave
says he brought the handsomest
stock of goods ever seen in Alpena.
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Locisl Notices.

Go and see the large display OF goods
at A. Anspach Il Cos.
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Ladies, he sure to call at the New
York Cheap Store for anything in the
dry goods line.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-05-12

For Ladies' Double Scwed shoes and
slippers, go TO Crowell IL Godfrey's.
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d. lsodman has just received SPLEEN
did assortment OF ladies new ties.
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Great bargains in ribbons ut 5. Rosen-
thaPs..
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Council Proceedings,

Council PrOCce6tEgss
May 10th 1875.
The COMMON Council of the City of
Alpena met in the Council Room, on
Monday evening, May 10th, 1875, and
was called to order at eight o'clock by
the Mayor.
PREsENT-Geo l.. Maltz, Mayor; A.
II. Mcdonald, Recorder, and Aid. Richard
son, Seage, Sheahy and Trims.
Journal of the last session read and
approved.
PETITIONS.
ORD. G. Aber, f. White, r. p. Akin
son and others tor the building OF a
sidewalk on the south side of First street
| from north east corner of block five to
south west corner of said block Re.
ferred to the Committee on Streets and
Sewers.
UfJulius Potvln, J. r. Beach, WIN
Jenney and Z others for the opening of an
alley through block ten from 4th to 9Th
streets. Referred to the Alderman from
Second ward.
COMMUNICATIONS.
From the city Comptroller, tecotn-
mending the payment Of sundry bills,
and also OF the following:
John Thompson, services, month Of April,
us policeman, 10000
David Kcttrick, work On Dock street, 200
Moved by Alderman Sheahy, that the
two last mentioned bills be allowed, and
orders drawn for payment Of the same,
aud that the remainder of the report be
referred TO the Committee ON Ways and
Means. Ayes-Aldermen Richardson,
Scagc Sheahy and Timms. Carried.
The Recorder announced that the suit
instituted against the City by Samuel
Boggs, for balance due on bridge con-
tract, had been settled, and Mr.. Boggs'
receipt taken in full for all demands
against the City.
PROPOSALS FOR CITY PRINTING.
From J. G. Wall as follows;
Job printing, two per cent off regular
rates. For proceedings of Common
Council, and all other matters to be
printed In the paper, legal rates.
From A. @. Tefft as follows
Job work, at regular rates, all matters
to be published, at legal rates.
Moved by Alderman Sheahy, that the
city printing for the ensuing year he
given to ]. &. Wall, his tender being the
lower. Ayes-Aldermen Richardson,
Shcahy and Timms. No-Alderman
Seage. Carried.
RESOLUTIONS.
BY Alderman Scage,
Resolred, That the Recorder Is here
by directed to take possession Of the
room lately occupied by the Police JUS
tice, and that the same Is hereby desig
mated as the place for holding Recorders
Court. Ayes-Alderman Seage, Rich
ardson and the Mayor. No-Alderman
Sheahy and Timms. Carried
BY Alderman Sheahy,
Resolred, That Paul Dane Is hereby
appointed Police Justice OF the City for
the ensuing year. AyesLAldermen
Sheahy and Timms. No-Aldermen Seage |
uuu llNhuiuSVh hOSt.
BY Alderman Seage, N.
Resolped, That the Comptroller is
hereby directed TO procure, and have
driven, the necessarily sples for the pro-
lection OF the bridge. Ayes--Aldermen
Richardson, Seage, Sheahy, and Timms.
Carried,
BY Alderman Sheahy,
NResolced, That William Shorthand is
hereby appointed Harbor Master Cor the
ensuing year without extra compcnsa-
ton from the City. Ayes--Aldermen
Richardson, seage, Sheahy and Timms.
On motion of Alderman Richardson
The Council adjourned.
A. II. MCDONALD
Recorder |
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Good warranted goods ut Crowell &
GodGeys.
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Our Reporter On the Alert.

Letter paper aud note paper for sale
at the ARGUS Office.
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$. Rosenthal has an opening of
goods tomorrow. -.
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r. T. Crane was in town Monday,
prospecting in the river, for the
dredging of the channel, and IL
matters prove satisfactory, he will
doubtless be here with tug and
dredge and commence operations
soon. The river channel very
much needs dredging out, and es-
pecially at the month Of the river.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-05-12

A large stock Of New York Pattern
Hats, at 5. Essentials.
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KEost Extraordinary Terms of ADVERTISE
WING are offered for Newspapers in the State
Of Michigan Send for list Of Newspapers
and schedule Of rates. Address G. p. ROWELL
& Co., Advertising Agents, No. Il Park Row,
New York. RETER TO EDITOR or fIiis PAPER.
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Hosts of our people are having
splendid luck with the fishing rod
and line, and a man can procure a
long string of nice perch In five
micutes, by visiting the various
docks and handing over the cur
reucy-an1 then--ah--that is if
your conscience is agreeable, you
can say you caught them.
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Wcnthcr Itcnort.

weather REPORT.
SIGNAL SERVICE, IT, s. A.
keport nr the week ending May
9th. 1875:
Highest barometer, eog7p inches, 9TH.
Lowest barometer, e5o0e inches, 9Th
Range OF barometer, III
Mean of barometer, 2D724.
Highest THERMOMETERS, 40 deg, sth
Lowest thermometer, % deg, Bird.
Range of thermometer, ~ deg
Mean OF thermometer, 40.5 deg.
Prevailing wind, Northwest.
Total number Of miles Travelled by wind
during week, 1879.
Maximum velocity % miles.
Total rainfall and melted snow, 4 1
inch.
Number days on which rain or snow
fell 3,
Number OF cloudy days, 0.
4 Number of fair days. y. ~
Z Number OF clcardays, I. 81 80 -
r. $. COLLINS,
Sergeant, Sig Ser. L. s. A
-.a.r. ~
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NlIrinPa

Capt. Shorthand furnishes us with
the following list of vessels rs hav-
ing arrived or departed during the
past week:
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goods, fancy goods, dress goods and
trimmings at the double store Of A..
Anspach & Co.
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The largest stock of goods ever
brought To Alpena, Is now on hand ~
a. Anspach u Cos, consisting OF dry
goods, dress goods, shawls, etc.
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Warner, Purdy 6 Co. have re-
ceived a lot of new goods by the
overland route and among the
lot is a new stock Of prints which
we will sell at 1Oc per yard, and
continue that price through the
season, and other goods at CORES
ponding rates. We are ready to
meet all competition, and invite
an examination of our goods and
prices. Also just received a new
stock of Hats, and School Books.
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A RARE CHANCE.-A valuable firm for sale,
IAcontaning l3j acres of cool farming land, Ave
acres cleared, and good log house, situated on
ths shore of Long Lake. and only six miles nom
abe city Of Alpona. Price low, and terms easy.
For full particulars enquire of A. HARSHAW.
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NOTICE TO DEBTORS Parties indebted
IN 70 the undersigned, particularly those | have
carried eighteen months and longer, will please
take notice that day of settlement is approach
ing.
1914 GIN, ijENTON.
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INOR SALE OR RENT.-A house and lot, with
II good barn, on River street. Enquire OF s.
Rosenthal 1876
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TNEAMING,-Parties In want of some one to
l. 10 do their Teaming, water-h hauling, blowing,
etc, will save money and trouble by calling ON
lA w - FITRBITSII
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The McKean- Campbell theatri-
cal troup, which has been playing
at Beebe's Hall for the past week,
has met with great success, and we
are pleased to say that their enter
tainments have given every salts
faction. Miss Mexican is by far
the best actress that ever visited
this city, while Mr.. Campbell is en-
tirely at home on the stage. Mr..
Lee performs his parts well, while
the rest Of the troupe are deserv-
ing of much praise. They give
another entertainment this evening.
About four miles Of good bitches
are needed i'm the Second ward.
This ward Is in q worse condition,
as far as bitches are concerned,
than any other rarSof the city