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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-02-09
J. ID. TURSBuLL,
Attorney for Mortgages, 22owl3--
Dated Dec. 9th, 1875.

MORTGAGE sALE.-Dofault having been
vi made in the terms and conditions of a certain
mortgage made and executed ON the 2jth day OF
June, A. II. 1878, by and between Daniel t.
Carr and Agnes Carr of the first part, and Jason
Gillet and james ID. Turnbull parties OF the Sc
oond part and recorded ia tho office of the Regis
ter Of Deeds for Alpcna county, in Libcr one ~
OF mortgage, on page 10, on The 10th day Of
whereof the power OF sale in said mortgage con-
tanned has become operative, aud IL is claimed
that there is due and unpaid on sad mortgage at
the date Of this notice, for principal and interest
the sum of one hundred and forty-seven dollars
lsli7.0Ol, together with attorney fee of fifty
dollars. provided for in said mortgage should amy
proceedings be taken TO tpreclose the same, aud no
suit or proceeding either IN law or equity, having
been instituted 10 the debt 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, said
mortgage will be forecosed by sale at public ven
due. 10 the highest bidder of the premises there
IN described, or 20 much thereof as may be neccs-
sary 10 satisfy the sum OF one hundred and forty
seven lSli7 O0 dollars and interests, and said at
torncy fee Of fifty dollars, and all charges and
costs allowed by law, on Thursday, the 30th day
Of March, a. ID. 1876, at ten O'Clock A. VI, of said
day, "a the front door of the entrance to the Cir
cult Court rooin in Potter Brothers brick block in
the city of Alpena. Alpena county, Michigan, that
being the building where the Circuit Court is held
for the county in which said mortgagcd premises
are situated.
Said mortgaged premises are situated in the
county of Apcna, State OF Michigan, and are de-
scribed in said mortgage as follows, 10 wit: The
southwest quarter of the southeast quarter of
section one ~, in town thrty-Onc 1911 north OF
range seven "a east and that certain piece or par
eel of land described and taken out Of the south
west quarter of the southeast quarter Of section
one ~, town thirty-one 1911, north Of range
seven ~ east now Long Rapids, Alpena county,
Michigan, commencing at point in the centre Of
the Au Sable and Duncan State road, directly
south Of large pine stump now standing in the
southwest corner OF fho above named Daniel
Cars garden, adjoining the house aud barn
erected on the above described premises By Timo-
thy Crowley, and recently quit claimed TO the
said Daniel Carr fronting the line and extending
in an easterly direction along the centre Of said
road far enough 70 that the east and west line
shall interscct The north line Of the above describ
Cd premises 10 make ten acres OF land.
JASON GILLETT.
JAS. ID, TURNBULL,
uu Mortgages.
Dated Dec. attn, 1873. 22gwls-6
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-02-09

A Kansas girl says that nothing
makes her so mad as to have
grass-hopper crawl up and down
her back just as her lover has come
to the proposing point.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-02-09

II is said that the bites Of a
young lady will produce bydropho-
bia, but the fellows dangling over
gates O. nights are as reckless as
evcr.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-02-09

A drayman at Black River Falls
advertises the loss OF a valuable
seal ring. This is rather a serious
matter, as 1t probably throws a
man out Of employment. No per-
son wants to employ a drayman
who hasn't a valuable seal ring on
his finger.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-02-09


Alpena Township, Nov 20, 1875.
IL having come to the knowledge Of the Bosrd
Of Health that the small pox Il Ia said township
and thereby endangering the publi0 health we,
the board Of Health Of said township, do Inako
the following rules and regulations, for the pur-
pose of preventing the spreading Of said disease.
RULE No person shall be allowed 10 visit
said small pox hospital, known as the Dove house,
and IL any person or persons are known 10 visit
the same, tboy are 10 be arrested immediately,
and confined IN said small pox hospital.
RuLK2. The inside md outside attendants have
full power and authority to carry out the provis-
ions Of Rule I. 80 /.
RULE 3. Any person or persons living in the
said township Of Alpena, who may know Of any
person who has the small pox, In said township,
and who shall fail 70 report The same TO some
member o. the Board of Health Of said township
Of Alpena, will be punished 10 the full extent OF
the law.
BY order Of the hoard Of Health Of the Town.
JAS. n. WHITE,
I lHH r.f WM. LUMsDEN,
ALEX. NORRIS,
i RICHARD MAYOR,
rf- CONRAD VESSEL,
1888 Members Of the Board Of Health.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-02-09

J. d. TuRSDuLL, Attorney for Mortgages.
Dated Dec. 27th, 1873. 22Dwl3-6
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-02-09
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Floral Guide

This Is a bcautinl quarterly journal I cry N
illustrated. ami coataiuing an elegant oo,ored
Frontispicce With the frst nunber. Price only
IS cents for the year. The hTsi No. for 1870 Just
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-09-14
wooDFoRp.


The City school closed last Friday.
The roads are Ia bad condition again
and probably will be until mex spring
Corn is being cot and The crop Is
rather light.
--ln few weeks YOU can take your
little spade and shovel the snow from the
front doorstep.
Ezra Crawford has made additional
improvements on his hotel aud worked
over his farm considerably the past
week, which Is characteristic OF w God,
ford farmers.
Charley Boardman, who has been
living in Canada for few years, con.
ciaded that he did moi enjoy life in the
Queens domain, aud so be footed il from
there to bis fathers home in this place,
in three days, last week. Ills wife aud
child came on the cars and arrived day
before bin.
AT tie election OF the union church
last Saturday evening john Bugbee, was
chosen President, Charles Wood, Sect.
5. 4. Park, Treasurer; Arthur Andrews,
Auditor; aud 5. T.. Gleason, Collector
There were several local issues before
the meeting, Chief among which was
whether The good tempiars should hold
their meetings 10 the church or not.
Ai.er qatle spirited discussion il wa.
decided that the proper place for such oe-
casions would be in the bali or school
house.
The biennial election Ia this town did
not pass of any too tremendously and
satisfactorily. There were four csndi'
dates % the field and of course each ont
wouli have been glad Of scat 10 The
lex stature. "CeutennlAin was probably
10 the minds OF the aspiring ones, Anc
doubtless this wRs one reason why caBdi
dates were 30 plenty tbis year, 10 mor'
towns than 0Ee. A. the result If "a
fourth bAlloIlng, Amos Alifieh, wal
elected BY three msjority. Il il wei
known that AidFieh is democrat, who
i under the great watcbword OF reform
We should have sapposed wouid hav
ased any other ihan neisr ious euds I
gain his election, Bat be did DOT, couup
ton, pollution and latrigas vas pareg
u.sfly prevelent.
THREE ladies, At the Crawford house
"iled" f1ur Zoe bed-quiils Ia one das
!Gst week
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Gon are a-ked every day through the
columns 81 tins newspapers aud by your
druggist 10 u.o something for dyspepsia
aod liver complaint that y0n know moth
ing about, you get discouraged spending
money with bur little success Now to
give YOU satisfactory proof that Green's
August Flower will cure you Of ds spep-
.ia aud liver complaint wilhall lis effects,
such a. sour stomach, sick headache,
hAbitual cosliyeDes-, pAlpiialion OF the
heart, heart burn, water brash, coming
up 81 food after eating, low spirits, &c,
We ask you 70 20 10 your druggist, Wait
& Hard nr Vincent Grover aud get a
sample bottle OF Green's August Flower
f9r 10 cents aud try It., or regular size
for 20 ceuts two doses will relieve YOU
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shs received more heafai from de Tn
KUHGAN STKUr than ~ The RAJ tngui hsr
NJ tsles on the SYFnp are very large
onuaAntly Increasing, aud ! % aot hesi.
tale 10 recommend apa even warrant Il
lo give szli.fscisou. II 700 desire, voc
deslre yea arc At liberty 70 Hss this cora
mnuicaiion ~ 500 sc a., - u gives nae
pleasure 70 recommend - good an article
TO suffering Humanity.
loun truly,
IrnEL pKAsK.
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Americans are particularly subject 10
this disease aud its effects; such A. Sour
stomach, Ilabitual C0sllyeness, Heart
Barn, Water Brash coming up OF the
food, costed tongue. di-agreeable taste IN
the mouth, palpltation q tie heart and
4l diseases Of the stomach and Liver.
Two dose, 81 GREES's AUGUST FLOWER
viii relieve you 81 once, aud there posi-
livelv j. uot a case Ia the United States
i. will not cnre. / YOU doubt this go to
,our druggist. Wait " Hard, or Vincent
Grover and get sample bottle for Zoe
nd try It. Regular size 1jG.
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NORM sr,Hsuosr, Me-, Sept. Q, 1870.

NoRTu sEAHsNoNr, ME-, Sept. ?, $50.
Dear slr:--lt gives me very great
pleasure to inform you Of the benefit re-
reiyed from the used OF PERUVIAN SYRUP
Ia my own family Ny wife, for tue
past ten years, has been in feeble health
very much debilitated generally. Last
spflpg sue concluded 70 try 4 bottle of
PEEuEiis SrErP, aud was 90 we'll piess-
ed vita ihe rrsuit continued IL use un,il
three or lour bottles bad been used, aud
sae Is now Ia better heath than Al any
time f0r zen YEAR,, aad has increased IN
weight from ll0 pounds " lz6 ~.
have emp oyea physicians, aad used 5
CREST variety Cf patent medicines, 10 the
extent II hundreds Of doilars and know
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.rK,laL sor,1s


Masents.
The nsGt Regular Comnrnlcstian Of AdanIFau
Lodge p, A A. H.. wi0 b hslt on lhlfaasF
evening" JAY &. ls1d al fseiart Pnirt
J. a. NHlrPIh. Nm
Aaoairam Cha ptsr, 80. ~, ". \, ~
Nert regular eonvacstiou oR fhufs3sy cRsn-
ing. Jnly y =, II 0'cioek
VA BLACK. sect
sktnssr Post 80. a, q. A. "a,
Meets 81 ThAyef's Hotel Hall. Factory Posus, oi
he hrst Tuesday evening 81 each month.
GEO. II. SESSIONS Commander.
Grant Lodge, M. IoA, .. @. g.. r
Meets a. Adams Hal every Saturday evrpinE
81 7 O'Clock AN members az thg "ordeFH are
invited. Degree meetings every first aud thifn
Wednesday evening Of each month q o'clock
T. ]. HOYT. |. b.
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TO CoNsUMPTIvEs.

The advertiser an old physician, ~ ired from
active practice, having had placed he bic hands
by 40 East India Missionary the formula OF 4
simple Yegets 10 Remedy, fof tie speedy and
permanent Cure ~ Consumption Bruneheiis.
datArrh, Asthma, snd all ThIoa aud Lpng A.
feet ons. slsl 4 Positive add Radical Cure f1r
Nervous Debility Aad all Nervous Complaints
otter having thoroughly tested its wonderful
curative p0ssrs IN thousands II cAsos, feels IL
niH duty 10 make it Known 10 his sufieilug fei-
lowe. Actuatod by this motive. and conscien-
tlou- desire 20 relieve human suffering. no vii
send free 81 charge 10 ali who desire it thss
recipe, with fuil directions for preparing aud
successfully using. Sent hyreturn mail by al
dressing
Or. ". q. STEVENS,
26iy Munraa Block, syracuse, n y
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-09-14

The latest, greatest, and most reliable
remedy ever put together by medical
science for Rheumatism, Wounds, Swell
ings, Burns, Caked Breast, &C.. Is the
Ceuiaur Liniment There are two kinds
What the White Liniment is for the hui
man family, the Yellow Centaur Lini.
ment is tor spawned, lame and strained
horses aud animals.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-09-14

Children cry for Castoria. 1t is as
pleasant TO take as honey, and is abso-
luteiy harmless. It is sure 10 expel
worms, cure wind colo, regulate the
bowels and stomach, aud overcome irri-
liability caused by rash or cutting teeth,
II Is perfect substitute for Castor Oil.
and fpr Cusfiveness in Young or old there
is nothing IN existence so effective and
reliable
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MAncnts1Ln

Lste.t usrstl gagialinas Gotl,
3.4 Butter from - cls FIR ordina.
10 90 fF the best, inosl of She sales
M "a TO 20 efs Chcc.r, tot tiue factory
10 i09tcs some selections d high
II cts
The Rallanl Herald man y slill a 1T.
mixed 10 regard TO cur representative
their paper OF Monday they say, "rhe
ne u the representative from Man
sier is sewell ~ Brown Instead Of w
|weu a. pnblishtd last week. lie
uams Is eewell " Bourb
President Ila.bart Of Aildiebury
ege, preached for DC eastman, san
giving a yer, interesting and schol-
! dl.coursc. Uadcr the management
SIR nuIburt, Mndlebury College is
Sldly Increasing 10 public favor aud ir-
ace. The freshman class j. The iarg-
for nearly twenty leus,
John Bllas las us cider works 10
ration, end i turning ont splendid
Gle Apples are plenty aud cider
I b to b. cheap. MIR BATHS owns Tie
&c formerly occupied by the Burritt
- ), aud his facilities ate such that par
from dlssaaee can usually have
r elder 10 take back With them With.
a second Journey he has also reduc.
The price 81 making Is forty cents,
h toe expectation that Il viii be paid
en- the cider il taken
There will BE- special coav9eaiion
Adouimm Chapter, a Masonic llall
lr.dAy evening Sspt. 2ist at 4 To-
iiiseIpeclei that there vii b.
/ on SOC Royal Afch degree Tie
u'ar romguppcaapu u Adouirsm
lge, comes 90 The 3s,h inst
rbe Ateadiaesv viii give au enter.
ment a, Adsms Soil, Factory P4ut,
sday evening, Sap. i9h, Consisting
~Perioemssoe. - ue Chuaai
mes ballad s,uA *, aud Instrumental
SIC, iti.st !rst cl4ss lloape
seadeyliu, The photographer, Ia. "a.
several tnc views % Manchester spd
iniiy, which can be seen AZ ,he drug
20, lis view q ne Seminary and
alnox MuuuIaia, i lhr besi We hsYs
Z seen. Tie zap eisto BE 0ccDFlcd AZ
next week taking siews.
There ATE tsr foo maoy names on oal
PIE wits Dr. after them. Pay up
h,lsme0. Wc have bits which mas
psld right away
People whs sfe 40 "apfununatea 81
,ossea I s. dse,taens bands, vii
9 notice that he seeteiary o. a.
asary hAs called ~ 10 loil3w .ns, IL
sst Q cease on snd sncr tbe q dag q
esmbsf Dex coapgu Benas; $50
5al 10 600 iae,uaiyv; 500. M s5
800; 500 NJ aQi 10 500; Si009
ss0l % 4b00; Registered Bonas
x, No 90 80; s59o, 40 a. 1850
20, No. - ls99, 500, 81 Ggg L
$1,000, 10. Is ?i0 $4,000,
10 ali
Look oai re r. Perkins advertise
nj afst wesk. {, has been absnt 4
4 ia preparation as 1ilaeu's letter &
sep,snoe. Las Tidtu, he wili tsll b.,
MAKE sad bow 10 saYe money.
On tbs evtnlfg q he sccilenl 70 IL
hsm coach party 81 D9fses, two coat
Ire eishef lssl " ssoiea. We trust ID
verilsrmehl 10 The 5euHNAl vii be 10
aus q laelf reSssefs, - 4 j. barli
ssible lhsl &c ssve persaas - oas ca
auiN SO sud0eA q ,io4l oasss aud,
3 ereuaas apees
isaac y Peeps, 4 4 u Aew Yofl
Q l. APE eng s4Psemb 81 the ~
4 liau.e fssehaees u ltat'sn1 mt
MehdA8, tse " a4iea : a.reai
ned n NJ. lshe p. Price $50. Il
= = esals s.s lalsg o, lie kin5
AncAcssg ttis te4sea
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-09-14

Lucky i rhe baby whose Mamma uses
6IuSS's SULPHUR soar, with which to
wash the iuie Innocent. No prickls
beat, or other rash, can annoy The infant
cniicie with which ibi. cooling and pnri
fling aoti-scorbntlc comes IN daily con-
tact
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urnLoNpoSpERRr.


eAm Rabbit, of Wmhal, was ar.
rested 10 lhis village last Friday upon a
Gand Jurot's complaint, charging him
with "a assault with intent to Xiii, upon
tae person Of Gilman Brown, a black
smith II thls plaee Upon preliminary
examination he wa. held 10 the sum Of
500. in default Of which he was, on
saturday. csmwillcd 70 Newiane Jail
The fast. 10 the care are substantially
these Bosn, meeting Babbiti 10 Bry.
snfs harness shop, asked him to pay an
indebtedness 10 him (Brown). Babbitt
denied toe Indebtedness, Brown said
Ae aouid get bis book, and. aud LETT the
shop Tor that parpose. Returning he
f,nad Babbiig had gone Into Aibeet
blacksmith shop, whittier be went, and
proposed 20 BAbbitt 10 look the matter
up. Babblu told him not to approach
him o. he would knock him down -
Brown continuing 10 advance with bis
bark, Babbi, struck him with piece OF
tire ron shout foer feet long, knocking
hin over The anvil block. The blow fell
upon tie side Of lie neck. Had II struck
few inches higher, 10 the opinion Of
those preseni, il would have resulted
fatally. sAm has been out " harmony
with himself aud everybody eise FOL
years Il is hoped that whlie rustieatins
q j,ii BE mind may he infused witt
lsaef AID uabler resolves than be hAt
pcs ia rrsctiee heretofore.
The Eepublicaus Of this vicinity
uP0u few hoars' notice, assembled il
large numbers o. Wednesday evening
Gud amid ihe beat OF The drum sud "a
. som.ug u eAanon ard blazing bouare
hesssed h.ses aud wherler q x, ADJ
had al esiteslasyIe time. ). l.. Martin
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LoSpoSBERRr

"A little girl, daughter of John W
Gibson, bad narrow escape the other
day. AZ She was going into The the yard
where the cows were Que of them caught
her with its horns aud tossed her about
dozen feet stunning her and tearing the
clothes nearly all OF from her, but,
strange 20 say. without injaring her any,
TYPHOID ieyer il quite prevalent 10
this village Mr.. Wentworth died with
it sept 9h Ar Cali has b,en danger.
ously " bat Is now improving, aud others
haye been threatened with il.
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- onAInAN, 8 \.


Miss Rena Runner, q young lady
from New York CITY, gave public reci-
tation and eaGiug Ia the NJ. 4 Church
4 ia this village on Monday evening last,
which win detract nothing from her al
ready established fame in this department
Of literature Her voice no, loud bot
mll sud clear, and her enunciation dis
tiue,, With becoming manner aud sppro-
pirate gesture, made the " hole rendering
both enjoyable aud instructive. May she
continue 10 run well for long season,
4 Is tue hearty wish VI an apprecistiye au-
dienco
The Democrats succeeded in raising
pole ia this village on Thursday after
noon Ast This was the second attempt,
and after much ado il drving about the
town, writing letter, and circulating
hand bills, with promise Of eloquent
speakers from abroad, they had a verv
lean attendance But for the Repubi-
cans oil the locality who were present,
IthiHki0g perhaps some new departure"
IN reform might be introduced, or some
new 'idN wave" heard from (but IN
which we were Disappointed nothing
occurred 10 vsry the monolony Of the
scene, until voice was heard asking the
-peaket what the news was from Yer
mont That dirty little Green Mountain
State did uot amount 10 much, anyhow,
with them, and SO the meeting closed.
Mrs S. Wibor, Miss sophia Wilbor
aud Thomas Wibor are attending the
Cet tennial this week They expect to
be absent about ten days. A large num-
Der from this town are expecting to make
The Trip before the close Of the exposition.
Apples are abundant and o. good
quality, but falling from the trees earlier
tnan usual.
--Ffos.s have been reported in New
Lebanon and Canaan, but none seen in
this locality.
But few potatoes sent from this
station yet, aud we think the crop will
prove a very light one in this town.
/
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LAND0RovE.

~ roe two Sabbath Schools OF London.
derry aud the Schools al Peru are invit-
90 % join tho School at this place in a
grand picnic on "Wednesday Of this week
4 great lime is anticipated, especially by
the little folks.
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&C " Cater has II last sansiFuetei
his raat pend su3 T. nos tIoekinE i
Wlih lhs lnny tribe, he having obtained
; permit irsn she sescoimso 70 90 thar
Gsio ihiug Oae dollar 5 ihrow' ntxt
summer ala furnish Any saonat o. far.
Jossps Hlegiss has oame down from
Qacbee ana taken p arms IN 'ine Nalley
again. saylng be prefers 70 live there
raihet hsu "a che dominion
Thr msu wb3 advanced ihc idca that
one who contributes more largely f9r The
Or baidipg 81 ans esase has more ct =
~ al5e" tlaa he p8sr man, who gives he
mite, 81 deciding local questions, must
believe thar there are a good many
heavens TheFo afg such men 10 lowu.
Mrs Matilda Kendall ihIuks Of re-
iumiae 20 Ncbfaska next week Her son
Glen, formerly from ibis towa, who has
been county clerk there Tor several terms,
Is hgbY aud favonbly spoken Of As be-
lug candidate Tor MEMBER on 19n9tesH
NEw LEHtS0S, \. s..
Hon. Moses y Tildeu. eldest brother
Of Gov Iilden, died a bis residence At
New Lebanon, saturday morning after a
lingering illness. Mc rilden was born
Ia 1872, and has always resided IN town,
sud leaves large circle o. friends 70
testify % his kindness, aud ever open
gencro i.y 10 benevolent causes. His
genial smile aud admirable social quar-
tiles VIII be sadly missed and mourned
flr by ~ who knew bin The funeral
services viii bahed At the Presbyterian
church on Thursday, Sept lilh at II
a. NJ
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-09-14

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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-09-14
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