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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-10-07

This is the season of the year when
You meet pretty young ladies on the
streets with pretty striped shawls on
their arms, and it almost makes rs
wish that wo wore striped shawls.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-10-07

Our distinguished candidate for
tonyrcss, j. Is, ELAN, will be with Us
on the day of orr GRAND RARHE-
CITE and torch light procession.
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This is pc can season when The chill
drcn can stain their fingers and sit in
the dust and play "jack in tho bush."
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Remember the GREAT BARBE-
CUE of the season, Tuesday, Oct.
18th, 1876.
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fssS'NfAA'9h DISEASES cured.
SrEfnI FssN IA : IS paths MARKED cut to
~ ~; ~ W ~ VI" iii be that l,lNIncst o

nsENfAAf?A ns>EsSES Cured.
Ll&ssJsS.V 'I,~ III, br t!", ' Ii" "rl
III l"",r~ lt>;N II w.: TALK AND MEDICAL
'NF.\ (Which ,,'tnInS nearly lMNpurvs
:" u'!nu : N!'''r as Hlrr,allny IL fascinating
:t.r.. H. IA: aud '',n, Fife made tn>y for the
.s.'n,'l lti '.i:i, 'r,.,' trar.ln,u full OF hrn1(
new iflr":., "hrh ulr th",rlu. to tie 4, k, au,'
h4en,"!r q 'r!'.'',li-:ir those Who fortunate
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hence hlsiWlrrnSc correspondence With the sick
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'!N.!>i '>'H";:.N !. l''"~A,t'. ;ra:,,!
! rr H." N,,,:>.>.'n, Elvrv about TO-
r3.h ;;'">r New ''!:.#',~ We, i.';;; .;i,.>
4" s.",jr,!~ ".'( NvlI >-'t.tA,r;I. r.
, A,l., Of e.. H. ;'-!",~ cn,,>,"I'" =. j. Il.
; Nr1Il'' /" lie II ur:'> ,::rr%r-I! axe! IT,
'""tp!i>lNI ,.,:' '".Nn, Simplicity OF
dress is rn.n,"..,t ~ the mics. iii; il
health i, !'r ":''r! .;l';.'iH, >o,rillr.ir :
and, in >Ir'lnr'-. FEY are AZ lH,i1a., II
a'd ""Ns:: 'r'I: nll';"'nl t".
TIr scholastic" yrir. which is divided
into Two SESSIONS OF i've mouths each.
! '"In;nrnrrS on the first "Wednesday ui
Nct""r ;,n'l tr'n.i"at>~ in Tie last we. K
Of the follow l',, July.
Terms for III" Scholastic Year,
lal alike in c"rrr:t 1H!'I> and *lvN>- in
Advance.
! Entrance Fee, jhrt onrr' s.;
Beard, with tnti.,n in I!.H''>,i :nA
Errurh !>u
! Wasting -,
!'n,h> amt Stationery !:
Doctors Fee Il
Snmln'l Baths y
Music 81
| y" ni i'ilnu or l:Hlp J.
jErNV INK 81
Vacation ch'"'", ('N' A"y',' ",l!
%crt,'"l''cr} T.
I1ri'> "ir alNi'cll ct an, t. e. n,lu
r'Ini.- {, oNl$ from The date e.: ,,l,l:,rr.
\1 'ir,i""iin: is made for 4 ru} i Al"
","> lr T!:hdrANn h, fore tll. rN,,i 4; in.,
OF ,''r Session n.''"sl it ln' OF, ac,u,n;
o! ;,i'.:>';r~~
! No i'''i"'liAr dress Is r." .u;,cI. c>
'"lt oA Sundays and Yhm Stays. v hrn
;'lti" Mrr;!!o is worn in water, aud ia
~nn1n'"r. pink lawn. anI orr.,>n :,a!.y
! Witt" 'arn'"t or Nain>ooE.
zach ""riI should hr provided ~, =
| ''lHr. 4 white H",| ~ pink 'IlrS,: y whit,
! Pia>n !''',;lIct veil, two and y hrlr or
t'A,' yards l>'u.... .tr or,l:u~ ~ tee iii" rl
ill., ,>"''':, lady,: 4 black plain Hohiin,l
'r'i. i"r!>c changes Of uI1u!r garments,
i"r.N" ya"& OF hose, Il ,}o;"H AVA Il Malt
or tW"" '>r'i l'cE, ll:llnii>rrchlri>, eight
large II" ''iin~, eight towels. twelve col
LAYS, six ni..nt-~'N"~, four lH':S Of shoes
a foot 1n', toilet box, work box, goblet,
1ah'' AIi:'', fork and spoon; two pairs.
"i i!a,.kriH, thrrr pairs OF sheets, 1rr"
and Il l'aIi yards long, two and Il hall
wide: a l'Ha:Uitu~har If white NJ ;,uM
w." yards long; the top - n;' iiT, l,v>
loI!G, two ana i hall wide. A., 70 h;
",*;ntly mm,rl Hith the n",rNcl ,r,-
! s. u',,uj
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rt)'I'I<'I'I

No. Nc r.
Having bought Mr.. s. Parsons rnlrr
stock of Horses Farl;s, Eu"yi,s and
iIrar*r, as we'll ~" a iEil a:>,o>,"lrnt {"
collins. ! BOW invite Il continuance of
III" patronage ofthr public.
Charges Kill lr n" ,,,ratr.
Hire rf lirnrsr within corporation :$Ij.
Price for distances beyond corporate Ina
its viii be governed by the distances,
from 81: ~ $50.
CoIlinS OF all styles on hAud, prices
ranging from SIS to 500.
july >ti. 7. TEULEMAN.
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}. II. ZEILIN 4 co.,
Macon. Ca, and Nhii,lrIr'l;1

Your Variable rrrHic'nr SilnmnnS I.;,-Il
Er~',lH'"., ~, .@,,N ~ ma'!" H''c;ul>
bills. Use it far everything il !; Yr-
c"'unc,!rd and newer knew it ~ I;i' {:
have ", il il Cr,lt a,A Gruh,,>. with
my M'I'''~ "nd Horses, giving ;l>'m about
half Il bottle at time. ! lave Ne. L'~,
one t'.'' , case It -. You can recommend
il 10 ","ir oHr thai has Stock As ;Mily
III" best medicine known ';nr al ro:,.-
Tlaint:, that Horse flesh is heir to
y. /. TArl' K. Agent ior Changers Of
tf"olu'a.
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GRANGE WAREHOUSE.
At GRAND ECURE, La.
!. N. PORTER. Grange Agent

J. NJ. FVKTFE, VT"NUc NSV17t.
EECEIVING, FrrwHri1N" and Par
IL chasing agent for IT," i'atr"n' Of Illus
han,lrv An business nt"'>trl ~ his
care VIII receive prompt attention and
The patron, can rest assured of being l'h-
orally dealt with in charges, &c.
A sl,ar" of business is respectfully so
lciiri.
March - Gn.
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@. ShaIfrath,
Boot and Shoe Maker.

NHALLENGFS the world for ncatncss
v and durability Of work. Satisfaction
I, lit aud narcrill guaranteed
SL.op on 81. Denis
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Every Saturday night after til"
T;|aon Reform Climbs adjonrns thor"
j. q meeting of the members Of the
n;tv n?trol in the same hall.
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TIE IENAS RAILROAD.

We declare onrSclTcs IN favor of tn"
passage Of the Texas Pacific Railroad
bill, now prn.liny before Congress, and
recommend our lu mhcrS Of Congress to
advocate its passage at an earl y date
PUBLIC SCHOOLS Fol. AL.
We aIvoratr the fostering OF tn" pub
lie schools for tive hrnriit Of all the cdu
catNblc chi.,trrn & the State, and thai
equal advantage b" given to all children,
culOrcu as we'll as white.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-10-07

Cotton is coming in very lively and
commands high price az compared
with tho New Orleans market.
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TIE ST. LOUIS NOMINEES.

We cordially approve of aud endorse
the platform Of tire National Democratic
party, rccrntly assembled in convention
at st, Louis, and feel inspired with the
hope of o letter Government in the flu
tUrr; but the great question Of rrfur:l is
brought before the people Of the whole
country by great national party, and
we pledge ourselves to use our utmost
efforts to secure the success Of those
great opponents OF national reform.
Saml. J. Tilden and Thos, A. Hendricks.
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come to the barbecue on Tuesday,
Oct. 18th, l~7b.
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S''lE, hs',S !H F',T1, Z th" "'I' ~ x
VGs&.EEGG, tor. tvols in /, neatly
'oui'!, ~; IL :'srp"r"," vols. ut S and $50
Nrr"rIl,'N a. hlr!lln,. Svnt 10y mail on receipt
Of Price. JHet the thi:.r, for young people, CON
tent. lltitr frey
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Corn is worth only 80 ccnta per
bnshcl on the Streets
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--a .

r..v,,ky:'I r1u-" rc@i>t' 'f'"' ~
,h, ~osuly wards, AID o" til" "f',
(nrvf Monday it will be opened I'"r"
nr1 continue until the 3't''. If am
ovr Ia, jailcA t" register hitherto. j"
WINS, come forward and do 80 hy all
mrnNs.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-01-19
Leap Year Hop.

The leap year hop of the Alpine
Boat Club, last Thursday evening,
was a fine affair, and the source of
much amusement and profit to the
Boat Club. The invitations were
got out by the Boat Club, and
sent to the ladies, inviting them
and gentlemen to attend the Leap
Year Hop. The ladies assumed a
role of promptness, and almost as
soon as the invitations were in
their hands, they left some gentle
man on the ragged edge of despair
and made some other one happy.
Such list of assertions among
married people never has occurred
in Alpena before, but a mutual un-
derstanding and forgiving has heal
ed all sores and settled all scores,
we understand.
The ladies only availed them
selves of such privileges as they
desired, and when they extended
their invitations to the gentlemen,
it was that the gentlemen should
call for the ladies and wait upon
them to the hop and home again,
but when once in the hall they
claimed the right to dance with
whom they pleased, and did so.
The floor managers appointed were
Misses Lille Brown, Della Kelley
and Ella ]. Loomis. The regular
programme of the Boat Club dances
was followed. and while there was
large attendance, forty.tive couple
being present, the floor-managers
Incceeded in getting ten sets at
ONE upon the floor, and saw that
every gentleman, that desired to
dance, lad partner.
The dan, ing continued until one
o'clock, and the gentlemen took
their partners home and, with
quavering voice, tina. liked the ladies
for their kindness in e.virg them
this treat. The success of this I'M
dertaking has warranted the get
ting up of an other and genuine
leap year hop this time-the ladies
to do the inviting, taking to the
hop, paying bills, escorting gentle
men home, etc. We believe the
ladies can make another if not
greater success of it.
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There seems to be some misun-
derstanding by many individuals
in regard to the State game law,
and, to enlighten those who appear
to be ignorant of what the law is,
we quote:
Sec. /, That no person or per-
sons shall pursue, or hunt, or kill
any wild elk, wild buck, doe, or
fawn, save only in the Upper Pc
ninsula from the first day of Au-
gust, and in the Lower Peninsula
from the fifteenth day of Septem-
Der, to the fifteenth day of Decem-
Der in each year, or kill or destroy
by any means whatever, or attempt
to take or DESTROY any wild turkey,
at any time during the year,
except in the mouths of October,
November, and December in each
year, or kin or destroy by any
means whatever, any woodcock un-
til after the fifth day of July, or
any prairie chicken, or pinnated
grouse, ruffied grouse, commonly
called partridge or pheasant, or any
wood duck, teal duck, or mallard
duck, or any water fowl, save only
from the first day of September in
each year to the first day of Janu-
airy next following.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

KPIsC0PAL-Rev. w. W. Rafter. Service, in
Trinity Church, on First street, every Sunday
nsr.ing and evening.
BAPTIST-Rev. w. C. Learned. Services in
seciety's Church, on Third street, every Sabbath
morning and evening.
CATHoLIC-Father Van Chimp. Services in
che Catholic Church, Chisholm street, every
sundays at $3.50 A. NJ, 1880 A. NJ, and at p. NJ.
Vespcrs-evening service. Sermon in English ut
1850; in French at 1880.
CONGREGATIONAL A. II. Allen. Ser
vices in the society's Church, on Second street,
every Sabbath morning and evening.
METHoDIST-Rev II. y. White. Services in
socistys Church, on Dock street, every Sabbath
sorring and evening
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The Board Of Education.

The Board of Education of the city OF
Alpena met in the Secretary's office on
Wednesday evening, January 18th, 1876.
PREsENT-Geo. l.. Maltz, President ;
A. r.. Mcdonald, Secretary, and Trustees
Lester, Lockwood, McRae and Starbird.
Journal of session held December 30,
1875, read and approved.
COMMUNICATIONS.
From William p. Maiden, NJ. D., as
follows:
To he Honorable tic Board Of Educa-
cation, CITY Of Al'ena, Michigan:
GENTLEMEN Herewith / submit q
report of my work in examining and
vaccinating the scholars OF school dis
trlct No. l, city of Alpena, as ordered
nv you December 10Th, 1876:
Scholars examined, 4l6
Found already properly vnccinated, 2s}
Had smallpox, never vaccinated,
Had smallpox, previously vaccinated,
Objected TO vaccination and unprotected, 10
Examined, but absented themselves
from vaccination,
Vaccinated by me, lol
Refused to be examined, condition unknown, 4
400
The following table shows the above
facts In each school, the names of teach
ers are those OF last terms
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A. II. MCDONALD,
Secretary.

Throw II To The Dogs.-If every
housewife will throw her cheap, worth
less kinds Of saleratus and soda TO the
dogs, and use only D. Il. DeLand q
Co.'S Best Chemical Saleratus, there will
not he so much yellow, heavy bread aud
biscuit to be seen, consequently not so
many dyspcptIc, ailIng persons. Get a
paper OF It and " II does not suit, the
money will bc refunded.
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The following are the names of schol.

The following are the names OF schol-
airs ob,ecting, etc.:
Names of scholars not vaccinated who
object Norman Butterfield, Eva Scott,
Ida Brabant, Jennie Brabant, Alice
spratt, Burt Andrews, Joseph Wilson,
Kenneth Mcdonald, Hattie Ray.
Names of scholars who refused 10 be
examined Kitty Powers, John Butter
field, Duane Butterheld, Angus Boggs.
Scholars examined, but absented them-
selves from vaccination Paul Weincr,
Sylvlna Harvey, Henry Portwine, Syl-
ycstcr Guernsey, VIM. Mckenzie, Andrew
Canadian, Jane Londray.
II will bc seen that considerably ovc-
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-01-19

When will people learn that we
will not, under any circumstances,
pay any attention to anonymous
communications Such writings
are invariably consigned to the
waste basket, whether they are
good, bad, indifferent, of interest,
or otherwise.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-01-19

One organ at SIS, one OF $50,
one at 500, one melodeon Mt SIS,
one at 800, one organ at sl50, two
at SIS each. And will hold the
above at the panic prices stated
for Thirty Days. What is nicer
for holiday gift than a beautiful
organ. Go to Robert Stones and
see them for yourself, and buy one
for your wife, daughter, sister, or
somebody else's sister.
Dec. 29th, 1875.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-01-19

Up to the present time this sea-
son has been exceedingly unfavor-
able for parties who contemplate
making business of putting up
ice this winter.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-01-19

Skating was excellent on the bay
during the latter part of last week,
but on Saturday the wind prevail
ed to such an extent that before
night the ice was completely brok-
eli up.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-01-19

AS a proof that J. Levyn manu-
features good quality of cigar,
we learn that during the year 1875,
he manufactured, principally Of
the Havana brand, 10000 cigars.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-01-19

HERIFf-S SAL E.-By virtue Of an execution
Sissued cst Of the Circuit Court for the county
of Alpena, bearing date of the fifth day OF Nov
~mber, A. ID. sssS, and to me directed, at GER
tain suit wherein william ID. Robinson and james
Burtenshaw are plaintiffs, w. Lawrence Doyle,
defrndent 1 have this day seized and levied upon
the following real estate, as the property OF Law
renee DOYLE .he vtier named defendant, to wit :
All his right, title and interest in the southwest
aus<ter OF the north west quarter of section TWEEN
ty>nsue Isl, and the northeast quarter OF the
northeast quarter of section nineteen 10, town
tNirty-oae tSll, north range eight ~ east also
fractional lots four %, Ave o. iS ~, and ten in'
in block seventeen dr. Of Ritcheooks first addi-
ton TO the village, now city, of Apcna, also lot
five 49,, IN block six 49,, according to the recorded
plat of the city Of Alpenu which will offer for
sale nj public auction to the highest bidder, on
Thursday, the 18th day of January, next at
O'Clock in the afternoon Of said day.
The above sale will be held ~ the 'front.' door oil
Potter's B'ick Block on Second street in the city
and county of Alpena, that being the building
in which the Circuit Court for the county OF Al
pena and State OF Michigan IS holden. go
THOS Il. JOHNSTON, Sheiih.
Dated at Alpena, this 9th day of Nov, 1870
z7sw7-5
The above sale is hereby postponed till Thurs
DAY January 90, 1876 Mt the same hour and place.
THOS. Il. JOHNSON, sheriff.
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The weather has not been cold
enough yet to house the bears, and
they still roam about the forests as
if they expected no winter.
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Council Proceedings.

The Common Council OF the City 81
Alpena met In general session at tho
Council Room on Monday evening. Jan.
! uary 18th, 1876, and was called To order
at 500 o'clock by the Mayor.
PRESENT l.. Maltz, Mayor; a
II. Mcdonald, Recorder, and Aldermen
Gillett, Seage, Sheahy and Tfmms.
Journal of last session read and ap-
approved.
Alderman Richardson appeared and
took his seat.
EoARD or HEALTH.
The Mayor announced that the Board
of Health is at present incomplete, two
of the members appointed by the Coun'
ell last spring not having qualified. He
suggested that full board be constitu-
ted by the appointment Of two new
members.
Alderman Pack appeared and took his
seat.
Moved by Alderman Seage, that Peter
Owens and James Tlmms be and are
hereby appointed members OF the Board
of Health 10 represent the Third and
Second wards respectively. Aycs-Gil-
lett, Pack, Richardson, Seage, Sheahy
and Timms. Carried.
OIL CLOTHES FOR FIRE COMPANIES.
Moved by Alderman Scage, supported
by Alderman Gillett, that the Comptroll-
er is hereby directed to purchase eight
suits of oiled clothes of large size, and
to be distributed rs follows: four suits
to each fire company. The term suit APP
plies TO and includes jacket and pair
of pants. Adopted by the following
vote: Ayes-Gillett, Richardson, Seage,
Sheahy and Timms. No-None.
COMMUNICATIONS.
From the Comptroller, recommending
the payment of sundry bills. Referred
to the Committee on Ways and Means.
REPORTS OF OFFICERS.
City Comptroller, showing the flnan
cial standing of the city of Alpena for
the year 1875, up to and including Dec.
Dist.
Report received and ordered spread
in full upon the journal, on motion OF
Alderman Pack.
REPORT.
To tie Mayor AMI Aldermen Of tie city Of
Alpend.
GENTLEMEN II would beg leave to
report that the following shows the
financial standing of the city of Alpcna
for the present year, up to December 81,
A. ID. 1875.
Amount of outstanding orders, April l.,
1875, sl,sS3 0s
Amount Of contingent orders drawn
since April including police, fire, etc, lO,632 II
Amount of street orders drawn since
April LIST 2,745 os
Amount of bridge orders drawn since
April /, 40 95
Total orders drawn since April 1875 sliOss "A
Total orders drawn and outstanding, $l5,e7l SO
Engine bonds and coupons due June l,
1875, 200 90
Amount paid and due school board, 5000 90
Total orders drawn, outstanding, bonds--
and school funds, s25,l7l 50
County andState tax to be raised by city, 1888 90
Rejected delinquent taxes charged TO
city, Cos IL
Total amt. to be provided for in 1875 s3s,O82 50
The resources of said city for said year are as
follows:
Tax assessed upon city roll, s2o.s37 &C
Tax assessed upon county roll, 1852 IS
Tax assessed upon special liquor roll, $3.50 90
Total amount assessed on all rolls, &S2,ls0 OF
Amount on hand April l, 1878, $l,4i7 II
Estimated due from county April l., 1900 90
Total amount OF resources, $37.627 IS
Total amount to be provided for, 5000 9s
Total balance II all taxes are collected, t4554 IS
Estimated loss on liquor tax, 10000
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-01-19

The new barn and warehouse of
Albert Pack, at the corner of White
and Third streets, have been COM
pleted, and add materially to the
appearance of that locality.
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Moved by Alderman Seage, that the
report of the committee be accepted
and adopted and warrants drawn for
the payment of the respective amounts.
Ayes-Gillett, Pack, Richardson, Seage,
Sheahy and Timms. Carried.
From the Committee on Ways and
Means as follows:
To he Common Council Of The city Of Al
pena, Michigan:
GENTLEMEN Your Committee on
Ways and Means to whom was referred
the bill of J. Gillett & Co, for oysters
and crackers furnished engine company
No 9, by the orders of the Mayor, re-
specthly Recommend that the amount
should not be allowed out of the city
treasury. Amount of bill $3.50.
ALBERT PACK.
GEORGE RICHARDSON,
JASON GILLETT,
Committee on Ways and Means,
Moved by Alderman Seage to adjourn.
Richardson, Seage and Trims.
No-0lllctt, Pack, Sheahy and the May
or. Lost.
Moved by Alderman Seage, that the
report of the Committee on Ways and
Means In reference to the bill of j. Gil.
lett & Co, be referred back to the com.
mttee for further consideration. Ayes
Gilett, Scagc, and Timms. No-Pack,
Richardson, Sheahy and the Mayor
Lost.
Moved by Alderman Pack, that the
report as read be accepted and adopted
Ayes-Gillett, Pack and Richardson
No Seagc, Sheahy, Timms and the
Mayor. Lost.
Moved by Alderman Seage to luy the
report on the table until the next meet
ing Of the Council. Ayes--Gillett, Seagt
and Tfmms. No-Pack, Richardson
Sheahy and the Mayor. Lost.
On motion OF Alderman Richardson
the Council adjourned.
A. II. MCDONALD,
Rec order
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were total wrecks. The amount of
property in hulls and cargoes was
1921 300. Durifg last season 70
new vessels, with an aggregate
capacity of 47,737 tons and valued
at 81, 169,5 500 were commissioned.
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To every mile of railroad there
are 2,3l0 ties and thirty telegraph
poles. A strapped Michigan print
err who walked from Cincinatti to
Dayton furnishes the above statis-
Ties.
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Truth, every word Of it, and no
one will dispute the fact that for Dry
Goods, Dress Goods, Ladies' Wares,
Crockery, etc., Lockwood, Luce e.
Seage's is the best place in Alpena to
make your purchases.
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w. C. Cain is erecting large
and convenient building on River
street, which he intends to occupy
as a photograph gallery.