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LIFE In THE METROPOLIS.
DAsHEs HERE AND THERE NJ THD
SUNS REPORTERS.
what IL said In this city about tho FresA
Rivalry OF the Western Raiironds-Whs
IL Fighting Jny Gould and sidney DtlIon.

Yesterday dispatches from Chicago said thas
Munson. Assistant Superintendent OF the BurinscA
and Quincy Railroad had been appointed General Man
agcr Of the Hannibal and 1t Joseph during the contna
ance Of the cceivershp and that both the receiver an
the General Manager had taken charge the property
The news was surprise to the in this city largely
interested IN the st. Joseph railroad who had been led To
suppose that the stockholders committee would arrive
In Missouri In time to prevent the receiver aking
possession Tie committee started from New York
saturday night and will arrive St Louis this morn.
ifV Unu this information was received there wasa
feeling thatJay Gould at the bottom the suit for
the appointment Of a receiver but the designation q
the Burlington and Quincy Superintendent General
Manager gave a new phase TO the business The Bur.
lington and Quincy Is competitor with the Hannibal
and st Joseph for local and through business and the
effect upon the property is likely to be something like
that on the Erie Ii II should under control OF the
New York Central TWAS said last evening, by banker
conversant with the circumstances that Vice Pre- sdcut
Perkins OF the Chicago. Burlington and Quincy has bcen
hghtng Jay Gould and Sidney Dillon and that becoming
alarmed at the prospect OF Hannibal and St Joseph
being used for through line he has brought about the
present rcceivership in his own tavOr The difficulty
between Perkins aud Could Of the efforts Of the
former to compel the Union Pacific u make pro rata
arrangement with the Burlington and Missouri the west
extension OF the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy.
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GEO. WIN. CURTIS'S PULPIT.
SUNDAY SERrICES IN THE LITTLE
CHURCH or NEW BRIGHTON


',- 80 '-.r.' 80
pare" ." MS or"'or'e"i hnor'' U" fo"''c''
The little ship-like vane on the tower OF
the Unitarian Church in New Brighton Staten
Island. swung rapidly back and forth yesterday
morning and the rain beat violently on the
stained glass windows Still. the sexton antci-
pated q large attendance. for ho said. when
Mr.. Curtis breaches they all come. The weather
docsn't mako anv difference" Tho full news.
=, ~. -, ~ -,
albeit thc men wore great coats ana the women
watorproofs showed that the sexton was right.
Mr. Cur,ia ,vea o,e ~ ,ho j.a, a., onter Uc car
WI "as on' y, NV ,''e' " on'V, -, .",
ried little gilt-edgcd book as ne walked SLOWLY
down the centre aisle to tho pulpit and after
ron,',no .ha.,', a,.or,oa, ~, ~ ,ha vo,vs,.
io"io'ins ""o", o'o',oa' 'a' =" "o 'o''V'
cushioned chair back OF the desk. and revor
entity bowed his head The congregation did
tho sama From n recoss bock Of tbo nulnit n
'ic sa'ne. rIon, ico.ss o"oA Y, '''o pu,p' "
chant sung by n choir that was concealed were
tho oneninv e,orcises Tho copurcyo,ion bc-
.'0 ope""s 'io 'O'N' ~
ing meanwhile bowed In prayer Mr. GURUS
WAS attircd as usual in plain black the
'io". u"u9 VI wv ''','N "''
lar. His hair was parted In the middle and fell
on both temples in curves that reached from the
,,i.. =, a. -. ~ -, . p,,t,,, a., :, los
p"r"he !" uhe enrs he re"" rs"'"l IL. ""
tone. aud then hymn was given out. during
tho singing Of which bv the choir TINT was
hi,,,,o,, =, IL, -, NJ. r,,,i. ,,,,'. '.oa,oJ
The preliminary exercises having been con-
.'"u"i "r' '"''s opo"eu Wv "'''n ,' r,' IS.
| book. and placing II on the open Bihlc' began
| to rend Thomas Starr Kings sermon on the
:, r.,,.,,,i;,,, .,,.i p,,ri,,. ,tr.1" Thcs s,r,nop
i"isoh"'V "n' ","N W "'".
! while infcrcntially defending the faith oi the
Unitarians dwells upon the attributes suggested
/ -. - -. il,.,,i,,, -, or r,rs,nnii,v and
purity. chief among these is that which Christ
50 often and impr,s-lyclv taught-ihat of a
| Father But for The rich and mellow tones Of
| voice Mr. Curtis in the pulpit would scarcely
! suggest George VIM Curtis ON the platform.
! In beginning the voice WIS scarcely raised
! above "A whisper and not onco during all the
! reading wns the tone raised beyond the pitch
| usual in ordinary conversation. disa.srcoahlr
echo marrcd the effect somewhat. and Mr.. Curtis
| seemed to be- conscious pf this. The desk be-
! hind which he stands is sohigh. reaching to the
| chest and SO broad that the graceful gestures
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Jersey City's sunday Laws Enforced.

Mayor Sicdlers order to the police TO report
all places Of business found In Jersey City ycser
day. was obcyed strictly. The barrooms mostly kept
their front doors closed hut otherwise in full blast
But the Hebrew clothing stores and the peanut stands u
the Italians closed up soon NJ they found the
officers reporting them Not peanut could be- bought
In the Afternoon between the hill and the rrry houe.
Among thc nrst To lc reported As engaged ~ worldly
ayocaiOns were the Pcnnstvann Railroad officers. tho
ferry masters, AMI the >ulcrinlcdg gt~ d all the differ
ont lines of horse The hack stands the livery
stables and III, stands also figured thr lists but
those ui the barrooms that were fortunate enough 70
have back side door went scot irrV. I'm obcNing
orders break Owncrs ,hccr said MaJ or Sled.
Ter will have an elephant on his hands before he gcu
through with this thing
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Michael ieidy and Daniel supple OF Batavia
street had a quarrel last evening sGpplc challenged
Rcidy hsht and slapped him in the face Roiy went
into the house aud soon came ont with pistol IN Ills
hand Supplc turned torscape R,iN fired. aud tho
tall struck Supple the hack supple was sent Ia the
Chambers street hospital The ban passed. b,hlIi tho
riyi shoulder hlhdc and cannot be extracted KcidT
locke the DAk street police Stiu1n The door
man told INN that supple died while N tnc hospital and
lac nt -
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Although Beccher has returned TO his pulpit
Tor the winr lac has not abandoned the lecture plat
form. lie will start tor Lewiston. Me. tomorrow, 10
lecture there on Tuesday evening ON Wcdnc sday even.
ne due IN Chelsea Mass lie has engagement. or
average two lectures week. al from Nhs Ia 500
almost the Theodore illtOi 10
votes all h time 10 lrcturln- and his route has been ar
ed that hc rarely Misses an evening cNccpung On
SUNDAYS lie gets from fpp tu $50 lie viii be IN Rock
land tins evening. Brog kion iomorrow nNenini ffoyi
drncc wednesday. BrauebOrO on Thursday and
IL L. - In III La
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The orea, Even, IA, the P,ml,co Races.

BALTIMORE. Oct. 2l.-Therc have arrived at
Pnnco up To this afternoon thirty two stables, compns
ng cishty horses and kns William is expected to
arrive from kentucky tomorrow, to contend Tor the
Dixie Stakes The great rnce hrtwccn Ton Brucck, Tom
Oclltree aud Parole viii lr the principal event OF the
meeting The Held ior the seeirrhaN Will lr the
largest ever At fNWlcn turuuct Bullet Gallalh"f
Daeasnn DtrhN, DeAdhcHd ant fiuhl, Wi certainly
start and probably capt Hammer. KisA, and others
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E..A.embINmnn fIreLe'. Death.

Ex-Asscmblyman Christopher Flccke died
suddenly pneumonia last evening, in his home Gt la
East Fourth street lie was twice ,,d to the Assem-
hly hS the Democrats Of the Tenth District ami WAS
strun- candidate tur the coming election lie Was bora
IN icrmhnN thirty tour wears ago He Hrartsrd law in
this city up to the tine oi his election two years ago
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WAsnISGTos Oct. Abr. Bliss Of this city
last uisht left indianapolis response to the request
Of senator Morton and family who desire his advice and
attention although II not said that any Mnmed diate
danger " the oeDator ls apprehended.
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AUBURN. Oct 2l.-Wm. G. Gilman. on his re-
cepuon at the prison this monns said he asked no if
fcrcut trcatno M than that accorded o uthor
vets. He hoped Ia conduct himself in manner TO de-
serve the good viii OF his keeper lie wished 10 take hIi
punishment and eXpatc his crime
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WAsHISGToN. oct. 2l.-The dc iacto President
Ia, received pcton from merchants ui NrW orleans
ugu- the appointment OF Judge Kns as collector o that
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Fannie Davenport. the actress, was riding
down Broadway in "A carripge with Aususun Day at
midnight saturday The horse fell into An cyca,a.
ton opposite ;Nf hnd was illrd Ilc vehicle stop
ped on The verge, and the occupants were not hurt
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AUGUSTA, Me-. Oct. 2I.-Alice. tho eldest
daughter OF senator Blaine, was injured On saturday
evening by the premature explosion vi toy pistol
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Weather Once Prediction.
JOrIINGS .tBOuT TOWN.

Cloudy and rniny followed hy colder. clearing
weather northeiN winds. and usus barometer
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SP.iRKs FROM THE TELEGR .fPH.

WAsHINGToN. oct. 2l.-No committees will bt
announced 10 morrow 10y ia, speaker
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1877-08-29

An Historical Fact.-Eycry agent who
has been steadily selling the improved
500 Homestead Sewing Machine for
three wears, owns his dwelling house,
has n rood account in bank, is clear OF
deht and has money at interest, the natur-
nj 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 10 IN
derstand and control, the same size ana
does the same work as any machines
that sell ut four times the price. 1here
Is no machine at any price better, or that
will do finer or more work, and certain
w none so low in price by many dollars.
rThe Homestead is widely known ana
nsed I'm thousands of families In the
Eastern and Middle States, and daily
becoming popular in the West. IL VIII
cove its cost several times over In one
season. doing the work of the family, or
will earn four or five dollars day for
.nv man or woman who sews tor Nv
inS IL is the strongest machine made
is ready at all times to DO It's WORK,
makes the strongest and finest stitch yet
invented, and Is acknowledged as the
Standard Family Machine. Price, com
nletc for domestic use, $50, delivered at
Your door. no matter howremotcyou may
yoside Business permanent and honor
able with more certain and rapid sales
and larger profits than any other' I'm,
traordinary liberal offers made 10 local
or travelling agents where we nave none
established or, If there is no agent near
Won. send your order direct to the tac
tory. Address John Ii. Kendall q 20
49l broadway, New York. 29Oylq.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1877-08-29
Water Works.

During the past year or two the
subject of water works in Alpena
has been more or less discussed,
but not until recently has the mat
ter received a degree of considera-
ton that tended much in the right
direction. On Tuesday evening of
last week a public meeting was
held at the Court room, for the
purpose of taking into considera-
ton the feasibility and practicable
ity of constructing a system OF
water works that would prove of
the most practical benefit to the
city and inhabitants. The sense
of the meeting was decidedly in
favor of TIE water works, and,
acting in accordance with the
views there expressed, the Common
Council, on Wednesday evening
last, entered into contract with
Walter p. Hanchett for the con-
struction of water works suitable
for supplying the city and residents
with pure, wholesome water
the water to be brought from the
South Branch to this city in large
pipe, and then to be distributed
through the city in small pipes,
and of which the reader can form
good idea by reading the contract,
which appears among the Council
proceedings elsewhere in this issue
Our citizens have become fully
aware of the necessity of some
means by which they could be sup
piled with wholesome water, and
thus rid themselves of the use OF
surface water for family purposes
and we are of the opinion that thi:
long felt want will certainly be sup
died by the introduction of the
water works which have alread.
been contracted for by our Cit!
Fathers. Those who are well ac
quainted with the quality of th'
water of Hubbard Lake and tn,
South Branch, speak in the high
est terms of its purity and health
J fulness, and with this great an
valuable addition to the city o
Alpena, we feel confident that ]
: will prove a lasting benefit to al
and that it Is a step in the RICH
direction, and one that will b
, thankfully received by every on
: of our citizens.
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IDntentS.

Patents granted to residents of
the State of Michigan, in the last
issue, bearing the date of Aug. I,
1871. Reported by Paine and
Grafton, Patent Attorneys, Wash
ington, D. c:
G. Choate, East Saginaw, stove
pipe elbow.
j. Hefner, jamestown, beehive.
Homer Sherman, Flushing, com
bined dividers and siding hook.
w. II. Andrews and II. Fuller,
Deckerville, tide wheel.
John M. c. Bennett, Lansing,
gate.
L. C. Church and j. c. Perkins,
Kalamazoo, fruit drier.
J. A. Green and A. j. Knapp,
Allegan, picket fence.
D. B. McRae, Bay City, circular
saw.
Levi Scofeld, Grand Haven
corn planter.
James Dryer, Detroit, design
for stoves.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1877-08-29
Lake EreightS.

The following charters of vessels
for carrying lumber, etc., from Al
pena to other ports, are reported:
Schooner Minnie Slauson, lum-
Der, Alpena to Chicago, at Sl.l2 1-2
per m, on rail.
Schooner George Worthington,
lumber and shingles, Alpena to To-
ledo, at sl.25 per m. on lumber,
and 20c on shingles.
Schooner City of Tawas, lumber,
Alpena to Chicago, at sl.l9 per m.
Schooner Morning Light, lumber
Alpena to Chicago, at SLIP 1-2 pei
m, on rail.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1877-08-29
Malarial Regions.

The inhabitants of malarlal districts,
who are constantly breathing an impure
and poisoned atmosphere are subject 10
lingering and malignant and fatal dis,
eases. such as ague, typhoid fever, ana
yellow fever and Asiatic cholera. In
many sections of the western country
almost every one Is subject to chills ana
fever, an ailment most dinicu't 10 cure.
The unhealthy effect of living IN sucn
miasmatic sections are destroyed by 'he
free use of DR. Radcllf's Seven Seals or
Colder wonder. This standard remedy
is unequaled for the prevention ana cure
of the class of diseases prevalent In low
and marshy lands, and, being purely
vegetable preparation; can be used IN
any quality without danger TO the
sys,em' August.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1877-08-29

city. The enchanted canopy, the
red dwarf, and the pillory are il
lusions alone more than worth the
price of admission. But Martino
has a hundred other attractions,
from the simplest to the greatest
deception, besides his wonderful
feats of ventriloquism, by which
he creates a fund Of amusement
for old and young. He gives an
tonight, and one on
Thursday evening. Prof. MARITIME
is noted for his excellent entertain
ments.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1877-08-29

adopted, it represents in their his
toric order and time, the thirty
nine books of the Old Testament,
together with all their import
ant personages and events; then II
traces from 2,245 3. c., the history
of the Phoaician, Egyptian, Baby
lonian, Assyrian, Grecian, Chinese
and other monarchies. These
nationalities are followed down to
the Chaldee-Babylonian Empire,
and the cotemporaneous Empire Of
Media. Then follows the Medo-
Persian Empire, till its overthrow
by the Macedonian Empire, and
its subsequent ACKNOWLEDGMENT, and
until all are absorbed in Imperial
Rome about the time Of the Chris
tian Era. The Rome empire from
its rise to its fall the Anglo-SaXou
nation, together with every histo-
rio nation of the earth, placed in
synchronistic relation to each other,
showing plainly the reign Of each
king, in different colors, with date
of accession and years Of each.
The whole map is profusely illus
trated with cuts, exhibiting the
manners and customs, modes OF
agriculture, warfare, etc, the Pto-
lemaic and Copernican systems of
astronomy, the feudal system, etc.
All the inventions and discoveries
of civilization are also illustrated,
each in its proper time and place
the progress Of language; the
names, nationalities, and distin-
gushing characteristics of eminent
men; the names and dates of all
important battles; the area, pop
ulatiou and number to the square
mile of each country; together
with a fac-simile Of ancient coins,
medals, stones, pyramids of Egypt,
Syria, Ninevch and Babylon; OF
implements Of warfare and hus-
bandry, of mythology, the gods,
temples, hierogIyphics and priests;
Of geology, navigation, astronomy,
etc, etc, etc.
The work is put up in two diff
ferent styles, first in patented
frames with rollers, cranks, etc,
and in portfolio form. a key, or
full explanation in book form, ac-
companies each chart. Mr.. Calvin
Gillette, the agent, is in town.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1877-08-29

Miss Freddie Godfrey leaves
town to-day, be steamer Marine
CITY, for New York, where she
will for a time visit her sister, Mrs.
Mcintyre, in hopes that the change
will recuperate her health. Miss
Godfrey has taught in our high
schools for the past three years,
and gave entire satisfaction. She
leaves many friends in this city
who will look anxiously forward
to her return, in hopes that her
health will be much improved.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1877-08-29

A petition is now in circulation
and being extensively -itned, ask
ing the Common Council to cause
the drain on Washington avenue
to he enlarged and deepened. We
presume the Council has become
fully aware that the above men
toned drain is of but little practi-
cal benefit, and we have no doubt
that that body will give the petit
ton due consideration.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1877-08-29

EPISCOPAL-Rey. w. w. Rafter. Services in
Trinity Church, on First street, every Sunday
morning and evening.
BAPTIST Rev. w. G. Learned. Services in
Society's Church, ON Third street, every Sabbath
morning aud evening.
CATHOLICISM. f. NJ. Dekiere. Services in
the Catholic Church, on Chisholm street, every
Sundays at $50 A. NJ, 1880 A. NJ, and at p NJ.
Nespers-evening service. Sermon IN English at
1850; in French at 1880.
CONGREGATIONAL-Re A. b. Allen. Ser
vices IN the Society's Church, on Second street,
every Sabbath orning and evening.
METHODIST-Rev. IL. G. Northrup. Services
in societys Church, on Dock street, every Sabbath
morning and evening.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1877-08-29
The Survivors Of the Chancellor.

This delightful new volume by jules
Verne has Just been issued rs No. % OF
the Lakeside library series. 1t details
the adventures OF the passengers and
crew of the good ship Chancellor, lost
I'm mid ocean on the Atlantic. When
the ship was destroyed, its people found
refuge on a raIt, and were subject 10 I'M
miueut dangers. But few survived the
hardships OF the long contest with the
fierce elements. The interest OF the
story is enhanced by 30 fine cugravingS
Sold by all newSdealers at 10 cents, OF
sent, free of postage by Donneiley, Lloyd
d Co., Publishers, Chicago, III.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1877-08-29
Martina.

Those who have not seen MARITIME
this week have missed a genuine
treat, and they should take adj
vantage of the remaining perform
ances to see some Of the best tricks
that wore ever introduced in this
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1877-08-29

Matilda Fletcher, the celebrated lee
turer, says in recent letter; "l have
been acquainted with Prof Miller. Man
agcr Of the Great Mercantile College at
keokuk, Iowa, for twenty years; | have
lectured before the College, and visited
it often, and find it TO be II practical
rood school. The teachers labor faith
fully and take great palms with their
work. The course of instruction is i'm
proved every year; attendance Is con-
stautly on the increase, students coming
from Maine to O-cgon, Minnesota To
Texas. A large share of the students
earn their own money 10 come with, and
are encouraged to live economically
while in school. The Principals family
resides in the College, putting forth ev-
cry effort to make the students comfort
able Lectures, festivals, bands OF music
gymnasium, etc. largely enhance The
health and pleasure OF the pupils
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1877-08-29
The Literary Gem.

The above is the title OF literary pa
per for Old and young, published at
Spring Lake, Mich, which will be sent
one year to any address for only %
cents. Any one sending 4 names and
81 will receive the Gem one year free
Don't fail TO subscribe for the cheapc>.
paper in The United States. Address, i.
+. ACKERMAN IL CO., Spring Lake,
Michigan.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1877-08-29

During the past two weeks we
have been visited Ivy several heavy
rains, and about eight inches Of
water has fell on the level, but, as
vet, it is not sufficient to raise the
streams to a height suitable for
driving, and the prospects of get
ting down the logs that were hung
up last spring, are not very en-
couraging.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1877-08-29

Are you going TO the sea side, OF are
you there alreadyP In either case pro,
cure some of Glenn's Sulphur soap, u
you would increase the luxury OF we
bath, render your skin white and healthy
and remove freckles or sun burn. Solu
by all druggists.
Hills Hair and whlsker Dye, black
or brown, 80 cts. olo.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1877-08-29

On September 18th, the well known
firm of c. II. Hawley d Co., of Bay City,
will open large stock of Dry Goods
and Notions, in Store No. I, Centennial
Block. This frm buy and sell for cash.
Buying Of manufactures in large guam
titles for cash, they are able TO give their
customers goods at prices paid by gen
eral dealers. Hold your money for the
opening.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1877-08-29
NTAIxIEII1 ID

On August 18Th at the Alpcna House, by The
Rev. W. W. Ruiter, Mr. Jlmcs l.. Person and
Miss lice VI. Burrows, gil of Alpcua
on August 18th, in Trinity Church, Athena, by
the Rev W w. Eaf,cr Mr. Gordon McNic and
Nil IliLuhn,h lrnhnm.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1877-08-29

Are you aware Of the fact that j. w.
Creighton is closing out his entire stock
of Ladies' Misses and children's shoes
at the very lowest prices, in order to
make room for his fall stock, which will
be mammoth one.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1877-08-29
A Fact TO be Remembered.

Monaghan is practical druggist him
SELF and devo,es his personal attention
to putting up prescriptions. Corner OF
Second and Chisholm streets.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1877-08-29
Important Facts.

We are pleased to inform the people
generally that the popular firm Of Fol
kerts q Butterield still sells groceries,
provisions, boots, shoes, etc, at lower
prices than any other house on the
shore.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1877-08-29

"There is no place like home;" and
inst before starting in that direction, see
II you have been to Fields and had that
prescription fi,led.
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ARRIVALS.

Schooners--Bell Stephens, Morn
ing Light, City of Tawas, Minnie
Slawson, Cape Horn, Worthington,
knight Templar, New Hampshire.
Scow - Dolphin. Barges - Sagi-
nav, Lathrop, Chief, Venus, Huron
Citv
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1877-08-29
Special Notices.

Fancy Note Paper and Envelopes, In
boxes, for sale at the ARGUS Office at
less than Detroit prices.