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There is much ,ip the history Of f. mining lillg
that las a sayor Of romance. Tbs. early early
days of. California. furnished inpumerable
INSTANCES pl .Jnjs, as also JFlose OF NeYatda,
Australia apd every modern m. mining coupn GO n
try. Even moss-groSn Asia la and d. classic assi
Europe give ipstances of the In'sveirdying
romance which bas. associated itself q With wi.l
tho discovery Of the precious metal L tl,tln the
books, of Titus Livius me9ton. is -, made e,iF Of
the ornaments Of fine gold worn by y!le tbe Ro 70
man matronf, and that thbe gold7 game fromH l'H
the district Of: Tamayaj jig Spain. A short short
time SINCE aa enthusiastic classical scholar f
whe kpev the district, and was aware ret that a'
there did exist i among pa the giI iipdigenlsfs
. tradition Of the existence Of Of the e mine QfTs
referred TO, resolved if possible h to discover discover
it. After several months q h careful c inyes1tit- 1,t
CATION, and when he was about 70 IgilYee! UP
the attemptin in despair, what appeared, e e 70
be shaft, was discovered under the shade b 1a1
Of an! old. oak tree. This wa, carefully
cleaned out. and extensive Roman galleries e
were lain open. On a survey being e4 g. made, made,
q, lode .of ferrnginous eonglomerate. tso cen zen
timstres Or 80 inches wide was discovered. ed
Intthis gold was, discovered, perfectly yisi- !lt
BILE. to the naked, eye. Since then assays wv
have been ma de both 9 Paris and hadt'd' hata'e
andthe lode stuff has been practically
tested in bulk By. Figurelo of CartlRlaggena. "a
The trials have given the the enormoess: s:11s 1re-
suits of % to "a ounces; Of gold per metric
qqintal, with b u. to 14ounees Of silver.
Arrangements have now been. made for. p
permanent Lease for a royalty 3of 10 Per
cent. Of the gross amount 40 to Of gold, with the
option of purchasing within 4 one, year for
the amount, Of. g., ,0OQ, 900, e5, 600 being
payable on signing the definite contract of
lease, and three months onitih lbeing, offered efor
making any, Investigations that may be.
1t is stated that in the lode already men
toned that4 there are seven others Of nearly
equal width running into it at nearly right
angles. The main lode can be followed up
| the mountain, and the Whole mine can be
worked with adfts.. Asf'the mineis withfn
short distance of railway station there
would BIO great facilities fer working it,
aiadsiti is believed. that, If Eughsh capital
Beeuld be secured for developing it, the re
ssults would be e;satisfactoryft allthose cot-
<,.r.,ad rs .sr...t rod vsffsrt5t1 &zrEi I.TJ
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TO THE FIRST ROBIN


Welcome again. from the hnd Of the spmmer,.,.j 70.
Bird in the maple, with jubllant song! ....,. t-.
Nodding and singing thy raptufous greeting
Where hast thou stayed fromour garden so iongE
Often the little ones looked from the window yac
NV hen the soft snowfakes fell feeey and dumb, =.
Saying. =" See mother the white bees are swarming
When will they go and the rcd robins come?n,
Rocked on the bough of the sitver eafed maple, r.
Hast thou one sigh for the orange AMI palm q!
Gould the magnolia's sweet scented blossoms tna.
Watt DER thy sleep more exquisite balm2 a.:j
Bird OF the North! thou hast winged thy way home
ward,
Il Lea by a Hove that was constant and strong; II
On the same bough that in other days rocked thee ::
Build new nest but, oh, sing the old song. ,tftf
Herald art thou Of the pageant appro aching 49,
The floral procession of Summer, our queen .,,,
Letithe winds listen and hasten The usnbearns
spread Cor heraehanot aearpet ofaafeen. 9iiI
Bid the trees hang gopttheirbanners of welcome
Red and white banneis Of beautiful bloom ,a-,n,f
Sing, happy bird till thy comrades advancing, ;.
Shall roat the elast specter OF winter and gloom. -
i33d 972h-ISFSanGis L. Mace ia Cottage Hearth
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r.. PTDTcTEG T9E Army
Orders Of ae1e-all She i ra4 is.iayi4g' 'tts Lard
l.slL.t.:, Toscs, DasaRss t1 iasaaa Man 40 eaa.t

a,!I II s1a.4: gnib1u0~~--3Tyu@o glEf i!9zgo.;ei2
| y.rWAsHIlLENSaToN HIN ToN ,, May 1O.-tAn order by
General Sherman I'm announces: the following
instructions to. be followed in reducing tn the
army to 25,Oo0 Fl, 900 men, as directed ctedd,,J by the
Secretary Of. War yesterday:.s1k aoaa %;
. All recruiting to be stopped immediate.
ly, except that non-commissioned officers
| may be re-enlisted in their own companies,
provided they re-enlist at the time Of the
expiration of their enlistment, and at the
posts where their companies are. When a
company is below the standard Ieieia pre-
scribed, the company commander may re-
enlist a good soldier of his company whose
term expires provided t is done At the
date Of discharge flom previous enlistment
on expiration Of its term and at the station
ofsthe company. To bring tie army down
Is tbs, standard Of %25, 900, in accordance
with the terms Of the act Of August 18th,
1876, The following is the standard fixed for
all organizations except cavalry: < 5-...,-fs; a.
Enlisted men Of eng, g,ineels, 300. enlisted
men Of ordnance, $50; ordnance sergeants
at posts, ia; eommissary sergeantsr at
posts, 14s; hospital stewards, zoo; West
Point detachment, 200; recruiting parties,
800; Indian scouts, COO; guard at Military
Prison, IA; 65 enlisted men per battery ,foff
Slight batteries of artillery, 3s5; 4S enlist
ed men per battery for s. batteries Of the
Artillery School, $40; 153S enlisted men per
battery for 50batteries Of artillery and 5
enlisted men for lson commissioned staff at
each OF l5 4egfmental headquarters of artii-
lelJ, .925; 81 enlisted men pert company
for 250ecempau3es fof- infantry and % for
non- commissioned staff at EACH lef 251g regi
mental. heada of q infant try. { 9sS115
COMPANY coRmande ders3yiH III forward through
regimeutal heaaquasteasto TO the, departmeptt
heatlslnarters, Q ecommendations, !fer8 dis
charges inAime toahaRe them takeieffscthy
or,before june 15s; 1ST7, ia; suah nqmberlas
Bin.by tbat:dat reduce their. companies to
Observation-Disclosures The totat force
Of all organizat tons in therarmy.exeept cay
airy, as tixsd by. tha:a ahoVs standard lis a.
a51 >naen, and1 the "a cavalry, fafees aufmhers
10,940, making total ofaS5, 900 men, The
9l companies Of cavalry will still be composed
of 100 enlisted men eaeb As the act a of
August s. 1875 empoMsging the J'rsasidde9nlt jd!e9lt
to enlist 800 men 70 increase cavalry com-
panies to one hundred p ID men each during
Indian IND hostiliti les, also provided that o5p oip
dsSnharging men upon; the cessation Of IN ln-I
dian h hostilities, TO reduce thet army r1mpSdtpo dtpo
ltventy-fye. Thousand ymee4 ymens au1horii4sed by
the act Of July, "a, 1s76, the osyarys fegi- elgi
mepts should not be, disturbed he psllmber
q men men 70 30 discharged to be taken from
"tlef branches of the eeraarmy., army. ...t+sr.,, ,,.; /
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10 oWHOIa g. Mo. oa14L d s3so;
.5JI.sJ Jg9JGt! sal III v1Db Of bsUnisaj
WHAT The WITS SAY,
The South viii nov raise III 10 much sc5ttooa
and the devii this yeaf. eHsaaaashEad

= ~ S+Ss5 e5LteS4I~ 11sslSt41t2@
The South viii nov raise 1t 10 srhnuSh ssUttoa
and the devil this yeaf AZ +! Hsrasatss
New olrk Commsresda Adgsrtssssss,' Hhdl-
Io!, What taking Gen: 'f6gsn66fff fffeaz 7;;sL
| $50 ,T3i'-:a Ef5F a.:9 oil f;-GT b0D' :YI5Eee
Spring shamlblipg along as if she; shfe;
bad stone b bruise s On a. her a}F heelW AsGa .5 Gy
@sts efsf;r 9 ia2snz;) II 41iv 9l5 OF o5 ozod
olNewo Orleans. Il abEsea1a:5 6nmHer ssis
known'to oysters and alergynepo as.9asas
tion season. .a@sGo5 a;Idag
"A Passaici hen huilt.heIC nest IN "a. ham
fnockIiuthe Barns, She asswinging, in stha
layinaa2+sMiK HdFdMsa[d od: Iy1awot b.u.
IA NblfistdRh N4ii Tmssh Tmssh, wien asked. VII Why hs h
called Ills dog ROME: said it was BECAUSE ba:ta
Rome howled-alln ht.-Norristo5tboin :AsJ'z
aId.snla) ol!] 10 yi1oinr5t .aziiI bTGwbI
u! Ne5s NJ 5s1 Hzaas1 1sRish ;1Ri1s las Las
had a,i,good deal Of expedenee, q such
Thy things, says TIC Hiipdoqs ip have IS s 159 W9 oQ9
gods. .-a.,t;'T ~'r.-~ ...-S:r ...t~..fT
-aWas was declared in m mlHhoasei as week
before the g9ar ga thoaght Of spedy a tbjp.3gsnlI
said ar, johnson, p,,: s;and al because I hap.
peped .te9get. up first in the morning. and
help the. the hired girl about the FIRE.
PeoraEl She egEsessed the, lRrBtA9 .sr yard
ahsad of mg wife. wfe.i into + the next door Aeigln
bors, and now she is working in hotsl,,n'--
4!e@S t9!3ssSs 9153sSs hs.i.,y aLt . L..IliQ aaE;:
,7oa:o1 Ast.A WASH sEIIaN7sToN aogANoEE::a''2 'i.'o
oiEJ oA4 20 lIaii 5tall.a -lii iGltj bo5iaao iii
g; ,a~o1 .zaa33e--saa eeeaals.a agbizd oiiaa9
sai1iZoL1.a IG3o{ a1tLt IL ::oi5c:jt o. aaaj.d1a
= rrAsIEviisitEo Eof AIex4shas caused gossip 10
revive stories ;sbouto m7sciiieE which CAT
acazg made, ,datel spai iitctflailya IFS gqaafFeg
which isssaidgsqlavede detfTto tfheai tie recall OF
poor old sBaf6hcG GeTalt, the Prussian' AIiuis-
ter, who had served tho Interest ofths
government here f9E5 iiEty. years, He re-
ceiyed7; y7; the the appointment erignally, through
the %inBaeneeo -of Baron Bq1 Won / 1Hpmbooldty
@ 0ne 81 81 fhs Fs sadaest 8SS sr r3nanesS of
tonr s connected xit6 bis Retirement, aT6e
{Gsella,ltts were Catholics, and tthe ebildrea
were Bought Up iin i t6e deorgetoWn con- o.
n6y yenf 6yyaeg g The NEST careful M #
The sifters l Bertha m Th9 I2 must qSE be poY
Seafsd HdH 9f age @ the youngest danghtsr pf th}e
BsrPp' loye Mith her sscTe
tary y Legation, a % 81 dashiMpg.' M han dsoms
5 5gqSsjap H3f efeer dstantlY Feated RJS
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TR. " BEAYE HEAD VALLEY.

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" Granger" Dise,lr7sth !, eaacs..l Satire
.@ -. Concerning the New Court Eolses an
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!, ;;--YA French tImachinist has discovered
/. that bg keeping bis turning teols teol constant
ly Eetted by petroleum H. III Yasable !tl1 t1l !enJ enJt
meta metals and allqEst with thepE When
the tools we're used withoat the eils3 their
q lges we've trrned and euElsd. The Tlhlg hardest
steel gan be tArgsdo easily If the toels be
tlhas wetihy a. mixtnle af tEo parts ll'etse-
.leaa with one part eftiurRentinas yf,4i91a,l
70 --l3enl Pedro does sst alwagsapplaatis N!
apiopef places.ai He Heastehied;sI iecturein an
Italian city ylatslyi bursell aaslsep iwhileoitl
vas id progress. ne was awasenea py q
storm .o applsnas ahl fhihhking itc var vas IN
acknowledgements snne wise or, brilliant
sayingiof s.leeturer, alas joined heartily lin
tths1as ssilpnstfation,s III shsin SANS time ei-
dsasoripg so gSIa yslpq yap Il ill-
1taTesaesi appearance 4 he. general I'll aP-
psanse howe9eFs rasserUksd as4 a;strihnte
;tol The 8faziliah Eiiip and DOM Peifo
just awoke in time To applaud himself.
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Sometime, when an lfes ersobs have bteu learned,
,aAnd sun aud stars fere4erinose haFeset p.2 .geD
The 5th f&sgwhich err5 weak Judgment hete have
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!: Tae Rsnacce essNi,ins.n .n}

BEAvEhnEAp Valley, May. Is, :.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1877-05-23
Circuit Jludgeship.

The Altoona County Review of
the 4th publishes an article on the
above subject, from which we take
the following extract:
"There seems TO be great diversity of
opinion In regard to the selection OF q
man OF ability to preside over the legal
deliberations OF the new Judicial Circuit.
Alpena, of course, desires 10 control the
matter, and have the judicial king Sc
lected from the array of talent that sub
sists on the fortunes and mIsfortunes Of
her people. Iosco county prefers . man
resident within her own borders. but we
think her people would compromise on
the matter, provided the subject OF
thought" was an Intelligent being Of
good moral character, and q resident In
some locality In the district positively
outside Of Alpena county"
Our citizens can doubtless form
some idea Of the luminosity exhibit
ed down the shore against having
. Circuit Judge from Alpens. Tho
Review does not seem 10 take into
consideration the important fact
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1877-05-23

that fully two-thirds Of the bust
ness of the entire circuit is done at
Alpens, and that q Judge from this
county would only be in compli-
ance with right and justice.
The stand taken by the Review
would seem to indicate the spirit
Of that sheet to be anything to
beat Alpens county" no matter
where the opposition may come
from, so long as it is positively
outside of Alpena county"
Now, In our opinion, and we are
not far from being right, the best
legal talent in this circuit resides
In Alpena county, the greater part
of the business is to be done here,
and to this county justly belongs
the Judgeship.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1877-05-23
Patents.

Patents granted to residents Of
the State of Michigan, in the last
issue, bearing the date of May Is,
1877. Reported by Paine and
Grafton, Patent Attorneys, Wash
ington, d. C:
E. Brough, Greenville, recipro-
eating churn.
N. H. Gould, Oakheld Centre,
turbine water wheel.
j. w. and r. Johnston, Ferrys-
burg, machine for shearing boiler
plates.
A. E. Barthel, Detroit, CRATE bar.
o. Davis, Battle Creek, folding
seats for school desks.
E. P. Monteith and g. V. Mesick,
Plsinville, harness saddle loop.
L. Russell, Otsego, car starter.
o. White, Detroit, change boxes.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1877-05-23
The Northwestern Lumberman
of the 10th thus speaks of the
lumber market at Chicago:

A little frmer Is about all that can be
said OF the feeling at the wholesale docks.
The offerings have been larger than dur
ing the previous week and the cargoes
have gone Off quicker. In certain grades,
notably good Muskegon strips and mill
run, it Is claimed that better figures are
being realized than ten days ago by 80 cts.
per thousand feet. The sellers are trying
hard to brace up and claim pretty conf
IDENTIFY that with the next fleet they will
be able to maintain rise all around of
IS to so cents. Standard piece stuff has
been held firm at $7a750. with a good
demand for all that has been offered. IL
Is current opinion that bottom has been
reached In this market, and that by the
LIST Of July lumber will bring higher
price than for two years past. In fact
no argument can be set up to show why
1t should not. In any other commodity
under the sun the price would have been
advanced long before now. The whole
trade OF the West Is looking to this
market now, as 1t should, to take the
initiative and place the business once
more on healthy basis.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1877-05-23
The Body Of Patrick McDade
Found.

Found.
On Wednesday morning Of last
week body was found on the bay
shore, near the terminus of Lewis
street, and Coroner notified of
the fact. Word was also sent to
the father of Patrick McDade who,
it will be remembered, disappeared
so sudden and mysteriously about
the first Of March, and Mr.. Mo
Dade recognized. from the clothing,
etc, the body to be that of his lost
son. An inquest was held, and q
verdict of accidental drowning
rendered. Drs. Maiden and Shelton
afterward examined the body, and
found that the decease had received
q bruise on the head, over the left
eye, and that the neck showed
signs of choking or strangulation,
which might have been caused by
drowning, but when the pant
pockets we're found turned wrong
side out, there was some suspicion
that there had been foul play some
where. The body was inferred in
the Catholic cemetery on Wednes-
day afternoon, being escorted to its
last resting place by the Alpens
Guards, Of which company the
deceased was o member.
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All kinds of Note Paper, Letter Paper
and Envelopes very cheap At the AHeus

An Historical Fact.--Eyery agent who
has been steadily selling the improved
$40 Homestead Sewing Machine for
three wears, owns his dwelling house,
has good account In bank, IL clear of
debt, and has money stintcrest, the natur-
al consequence of securing good agency
for superior goods ut the lowest prices.
A good first-class sewing machine, most
useful-reliable at all times, easy to un-
derstand and control, the same size and
does the same work as any machines
that sell at four times the price. There
Is no machine at any price better, or that
will do finer or more work, and certain
w none SO how In price by many dollars.
The Homestead is widely known and
used in thousands of families In the
Eastern and Middle States, and daily
becoming popular ia the West. 1t will
ave its cost several times over In one
season, doing the work Of the family, or
will earn four or five dollars day for
any man or woman who sews tor liv-
ing. IL II the strongest machine made
Is ready at all times TO do Its work,
makes the strongest and finest stitch yet
I. invented. and Is acknowledged as the
Standard Family Machine. Price, COM
plete for domestic use, $50, delivered at
your door, no matter how remote you may
reside. Business permanent and honor
able, with more certain and rapid sales,
and larger profits than any other. Elk.
traordinary liberal offers made TO local
or travelling agents where we have none
established or, II there Is no agent near
YOU, send your order direct TO the fac-
tory. Address John II. Kendall q Co.,
I2i broadway, New York. s9Oylq.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1877-05-23

For the benefit of parties who
appear to take a greater interest
in the affairs Of other people than
they do Of their own, we publish
the following resolution, which was
adopted by unanimous vote, at q
meeting Of the Board Of Education,
held on the l4th Of February last:
Resolped, That the Superintendent hold
teachers meetings at such times as he
may deem proper. and that he report to
this Board at each regular meeting there
Of the names OF all teachers who neglect
TO attend.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1877-05-23

EPIsCOPAL-Rsv. w. W. Raftcr. Services In
Trinity Church, ON First street, every Sunday
morning and evening.
BAPTIsr-Rev. W. G. Learned. Services In
seeietys Church, on Third street, every Sabbath
msrning and evening.
CATHoLIC-Rey. Z. M. Dekiere. Services In
che Catholic Church, on Chisholm street, every
Sundays at $50 a. NJ, 1880 A. NJ, and at p. NJ.
vespers-evening service. Sermon In English at
1880; in French at 1850.
CONGREGATIONAL A. d. Allen. Ser
vices an the Society's Church, on Second street,
every Sabbath morning and evening.
METHODIST-Rev. II. G. Northrup. Services
In societys Church, on Dock street, every Sabbath
morning and evening.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1877-05-23

The Empire clothes wringer turns
with half the labor Of other wrlngers I;
has more capacity; the bearings OF the
rolls need no oiling, and its cog wheels
are always in gear, rendering the rollers
more durable. Call at Harshaw s. Cos
where they are kept for sale.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1877-05-23

Our friend of the Review, at
Harrisville, can at once commence
the "dull point" business, for we
claim that the ARGUS Office has the
best job department, can do better
work, and at lower prices, than
any other country printing office
on the whole chain of lakes.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1877-05-23

w. H. Hough, of Detroit has re-
Gently devised handy appliance
for the Identification of children or
adults, in case Of accident or going
astray. It consists Of hollow
button, with q cap, in the cavity
of which can be placed the name
and address of the child or person.
See advertisement.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1877-05-23

Another thunder shower Monday
night, and weather on Tuesday al
most cold enough for overcoats.
Yet we do not care how much rain
we get at the present, providing
enough comes to bring down the
logs that are now "hung up"
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1877-05-23

The tug Alpena took In Sunday
at Harrisville.-Alcons County Re-
view.
Graciousl But please tell MS
where the ting Alpena Is going to
take the Harrisville Sunday tot
Bay City would probably give q
good price for IL. Alpena is well
supplied at present.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1877-05-23

One day last week the citizens of
Long Rapids turned ont and plowed,
sowed and planted the farm Of the
widow Louden, thus doing a gen.
erous act that will not soon be for
gotten.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1877-05-23
Last Sunday one Of the govern

Last Sunday one Of the govern
ment boats. . propeller, arrived at
this port, with material and men,
for the purpose Of erecting q light
house and pier at the mouth Of
Thunder Ray river. We believe
u is TO be erected on the north side
Of the channel, on . pier 10 b
built out from that Of F. W. Gil
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1877-05-23

Last week some Of the attaches
of the Australian Circus were in
town. and stated that the company
would give . show here, but, II We
could Judge from the. way matters
look, and the delay In putting up
show paper, we should calculate
that the affair, II IL comes at ALL
and We hope It will not,-will be .
slim affair.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1877-05-23

Miss Freddie Godfrey has re-
signed her position as teacher in
the public schools, on account Of
III health. We believe she intends
to 60 east for a short time, and see
II she will not be benefited there
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A few days since S. H. Pangburn,
of this city, received the sad intel
ligence of the death Of his sister,
Matilda, the wife Of Rev. Mr..
Mower, OF Romeo, this State. She
died the early part Of last week ;
aged 81 wears.
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DEPARTURES.

Barges-Lathrop. Saginaw, hop
poles, Buffalo; Chief, Amsden,
Cowie, lumber, Cleveland. Schoon-
ers-Mary Hattie, lumber, Toledo.
Scow-Louisa, lumber, Fair Ha-
ven.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1877-05-23

christ. We think II Is about time
the work was commenced, and we
are pleased to see q move in that
direction.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1877-05-23

This section Of the country was
visited by q fine thunder shower
last Sunday evening, and the crops
are showing a marked improve
ment since the event.
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$500 Reward.

The above reward will be paid to any
person who will furnish information that
will lead TO the conviction OF parties
guilty Of tearing down or defacIng bills
posted In the city by the subscriber.
DAVID RODMAN.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1877-05-23

G. Alpern has opened fresh fish mar
ket at his fish house on the dock, where
he will keep constantly on hand fresh
fish. Special attention given to supply.
ing hotels and boarding houses. Fish
delivered to any part OF the city. Dol.
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The steamer Marine City left this
port for Detroit last Friday, and
arrived back here again on Mon
day. She then proceeded on up
to Cheboygan.