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GelbitutOr0e.

amfterbam, W.,0., 29. Mdrs.-Soicpb
gtabr, ein 50.iabriger geadteter 5armer, er-
bdn9te ith geitern WOracu in ieiner S9euer,
etipa Stpei Meilen n0roltf bon Sonoa. Ms
llria6en tuerben Sranfbeit II. @epuerle9enbeit
augegeben.
BGtlabelpbia, 30. Mar,, - Ssnrp
SoneS, 67 Sabre alt, ein 9eboruer @ngldnoer,
erbdnste fid3 in ietner8ohnung, gr. 1908, Sc
OeralitraBe; er mar benz Grunte ergebenI nnb
batte pieoerbolt geduBert, er werOe fd ba8
Qeben uebmen. Seiu 6au8 mar lett einigen
Sagen geiblolien ge6lleben, uuo alS eieSSer=
0adt erre9te, oeri4afite Fa Die Eoliiei geftern
gtadmittag @ingan9 Our4 ein 6eniter, NOS
elblt man bic 9eiGe bes Mannes in einem
6inter3immer an ei1tem Stride haugenb fanO,
melaer an elmer @iienitange befeifigt mar.
91em @nihetue mad, bate er Die Shat i9oG
Dor einigen 3agen be9angen. Ser 8erltorz
bene hat feline @ngebortGen in bieiem gnnoe.
Die @5eibmorenen gaben etnen aut Selhlls
mnrh 1nuteuhPu gSnhriOrur1 an
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Y6i5ey Wdi5e!
buy 8ete tins Anslanb teIorgf inner6dl6 a 6tunbtn
sT6. 6tafme,
- 30 Saltlmattftast uul Hoh.0 0fsessabmue.
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Sauces safIaparilIem=8l, lit tptll llen
sur SeiluIs aIder unorbnunsen oes Masens, Der ses
oer, 0eearme, gtiercn, aler Nernenleioen,
pon 3optpeb, Terfopfuns, &eroau=
un9sbeihperben. Dpspepz
ne, 9aaistett, lin.



Bonblhti9e Berlonen, Dehe SfGbftYeb, Sd5tpfnbeI,
Sbldirsfeit uno Sbrenbrauien In 5olge pom au aros
Gem Blutanbran9e nod bem 3opfe lnterporfen Inn
folten ME obne biee Yilen ein, oa ibr iooraer Gee
brau6 piele gedbrli9en Spmptome beieitat. Fir 6as
ipeblfbe @ei6et iinb biee Biflen in ber Gbat porz
trefhidb fie be6en ane Sinoerniiie, bas bei ibm
ftarf berridenbe andlenoe Gopueb, seoridte gtins
muns, @eiibtsi4pdte. gterpenaffeftionen, Simmer,
8litben un6 gel6e SautIar6e lnb perleiben oem 1en
geiunbe jugenolid5e Slat5e.
ais an9enebmes, fidberes unb leidbtes 2si6esoff.
nnngs= Mittef nerelnisen bic Billen Die gmpiebluns
nilber GBirfung NIT Dem pIrdsreifenbften grfolae
aufentbalt fpdbrenp bres @e6raudes, ba ie rein pe.
9etabi9 fno. NIs eeberz 4Rebsin ba6en bieie Biaen
nttt tbfes 9leihen, nno oa Viele Don 9eberleben
2epla9t fiuo, lolten fie Dies ipo5l 6eat:en. Sic
gemptom pom seberbeidioeroen fino S6mersen In
per Seite, Seritopfuns, nebeltelt, abnesune sesen
stahruns, Sauien i'm 8opfe 0er6unfeIung Der Gehz
frast, selte 9aut u. /. t. Die Siaen iino ledt su
nelmen ptrten prompt nno nb zines Der beften Set7
nlftel per 9esenipart. Yreis 20 Gents Die SGabte
gu gaoeu bel Seth g. 5ance, Sir. 103, Tea.
&atimorehraBe. (sfebr26,1M
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Gernsiidte 9epeFG)em ats Tetus
Wnrf

gorf, 80. Mdrs. = Der BON ben
6ieiigen BoliSiiten ge9ritnoeteu 9ltbleticzetub"
lit anf gefebl Der POliSei Gomnltiiare aufge=
loft porben.
- Der i'm SrodenOod befnblifle eiierne
Oanlpfer yGrescent>Gitp" ftiir5te geilern nm,
obne lebod) Seiddoigungen Su erleioen. Oas
Srodenoof purbe i'm Setgage BON $4,000
bis SIS, 1000 bei4abigt.
= Seit eini9en Sa9en eirfniirt DaS @eriidlt,
BAR Iheooor S1lton uno leine @attin fid) per
IShrt baben, unO geniiie Yerlouen tpollen ip=
aar sutiien, baB Srau SiltoM eiu idlrittltdleS
@eltdnDniB lber ibr SerbdltniB nit Seed)er
abaeleat hat. Die @eriid)te rueroen bon Srau
SiIton empbatiid) i'll QbreOe geitsGt.
- Sob erDHnetc ST. 10l3.
-S Seute Iine Die 9ompier ySalleD" bon
Nio be Saneirc, y0euonia" Doh @l08gow,
.@1eeee" pon 2OnOOn, ySitp Of SruiielS" bon
9ipcrpool bier angefonlnten.
- gftdter 9Seltbroof perfinbete beute, baB
er eiueu WtaiIenzG urQtor fiir Die uSir-Y YennDz
5apiua5z Banf" erneunen lperbe.
- 9ts 3ou @innabnleH betEa9en bellte
$218,000. %
= Ser llnterIdlabmeiiter sablte beute filr
Srterelien $4,000 uuo fir etn9e5o9ene Sb>
ligationen $4,000 aus.
Ser @elouarft.
Nem Oorf, 80. 0tdr3. flalfg 81
Z. 8e9iel ftetig 5u 4.87. Sob idllof
su 101g. gunbes Sbiigationen iflolier
feit; 1SS1er Coupons 10Y, nele 1S65el
1o4t, 1S67er 10Y, 186Ser 1o94, nele SKniel
1042, 10.40er Coupons 1054. 4ftien i0loffef
| teit; gtem=0orfer Gsntcal 1853, @rie 103
Sate Shore 644, Sllinoiief Central rs, gitts
burger rs, Chicago Northrpeliern AL, Brte
r!tdten 7es, &ode eSslano lo3, gSsiterH l,Giol
unterifabamts Siians: @olb $1o7,174,
74S.48; @ourant $31,658. 1852.
@r6moc.
| @rDfal~ prin9s, Oeili., 20. Stir,
-Sn Der Dergan9enen Nadt brad, in De
Mute oe8 @eihdftstbeiies oie,er StaSt Neue
aus, bur6 peld)es o1genoe 6irmen id1lper
gerlnlte srlitten: 6umparieS & Barnes, 6
| 8. Stadbouie, S. gH. 8alle1, 6. sSrelenberq
q. 9otterboB, u. 8orHeeid, Nf, 6ert,
Bidder mo 6enrp SuofoH.
| 9artf forb, @onu., 20. Rdr,.-0te 5e
belmiibie Der 6i6. s. &. Marfon & Comp.
| iotuie alle Sd)uppeH in SMITHS aoblenbo
brannten bente abeHo nieper. Scrluit 30
900 Dollars.
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8aloene MDer ooer Ssamorrboioem!


Or. s. gB. De Bitfs Nittel sepdbr unfehlbare
Seiluns BON 6linoen, blutenben, i6iudrenben unb
iudenben 6dmorrboiben; es piro bic Seilrna zines
ieoen aud nod 10 alien ein9eiuurSeten 6anes 9aran=
tirt, penn Der Yatient ben @ebraudsaniueiiunsen
firens natfommt. Gs wirft berubiseno, peri6afft
nad ieinsr annenouns ioiort snoeruns uub belUertz
fslist polise Seiuns in turser !3eit 8ie flaide
tpiro su so Gents pom apptbeterH pertauit.
Satob gBa =, ernannter Asent
(aY,, ANTE q . G1 in 8nltimorp
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sas .punSerbar tpirfenoe @autmttteI

Sulphid of A n C u m.
Ssinf1en, Sliitben, Seulen urib ale Sautausi6ld9e
tperoen unbebinst seb eilt; 81 bas gadet; nit
Der Boft susel6idt Wan ienoe BoftzSfficezStempeI
far Bampblet nebit @e6ranb sanneiiuns.
9r. 9ohme & Gomp., Mr. Sc. Sft=Sapetteitr.,
Dein 4pot9efer bat es. lsSe6r20, S.i a.2.l
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~ IiIEI lTIIO

&. >. gHilltamS, bisber gr'r
i'm Ser. StdateH@Batentamte.
Birenu SIR. 12O, u. sgalttmores, Roroiueh g6e
Der RorthitTaRe. (2S7-l
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Sc | Il , erz % a a { II
aller sorten uno Breiie 6ei

&enrn Shwars,
SIR. 2f1, 9SeIt Baltimore,
(WdrSl4, ,30tte, ,Donn& 9tonf) nabe GbartesitraBe
Dte neuem tiirttidDen uno ruiftfbeu eiettros
dbsnitid,en, Rerfurtal=. Shtrc7eI= unb 9ampts
bdoer In Nr. LAT, Saratpga=, nabe gutamfrass,
Rnb iest tiir Serren uno Damen In poler Ebdtstet.
(Sept1O. f2UfteF)
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Baltimore flrf .)afaranee Wfhfe
anf Der
6iibmef> Gde berSomtb= II. Waterfr.
6aSto60fen.

Domes, Etnas, VuikanA
u.i. tp. tuerben aufBrobe Su
ssoasirtem preifen perfauit. -Saseinrtditunee
ponpolir m W II ing unb Do ioIica.
aae neuen uno auserIeienen ginridtunsen orsineI=
Wnfht ausseiteut. gieirobren uno 8aSeimrtd5=
tune in alien ibrsn !yranden. @aaa neue Ruter,
aus osn oeaen ;Yasfllen lorsialts aussepdblt. AGe
lsoept13. lSI.a.Sfg Sohn $. &ioo,
Wr. 3, Wets S. tt T.. nabe Tolb'sSpern.
bauIe. trlher bel .. y. Dapioion & Son,p.
Rannntsrnebmer: nno 1tfdoier=ySaarem uno
~ BcIttercr=gtrttfeI, lotpie rnarmorirte sd,iee
Jer= unb 8tlobnuer> or SC amiuiim m Ie erstsr
auatdt Su bebeutenb berabaeiebten Yreilen All baben
bel Sobn 1uer & Sobneu,
(San241S) ytr. -, GihzGharlesifraRe,
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Sas nerfG)wt.nSene Gom9reB.Wit=
Glie0 8ance.-Ttd)t abgentmrfit,
Soft0erit 01trd1debr0ttftf.

GinetnHQtl, %, W{ar3. = DE SreUn0e
ees in lester 8ote in gebeimniBpoller Betie
peridwuuDeuea grzGongreBmit9lieoes Sanee
qlauben iett uidt mebr, OaB Elm Serbreden
an ihm begangen worben 1T, iOnbern beuten
at, Dab er ii6 enlS6lido ftnan5ieaer Serlegen<
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RuiftId,e Sapauerte aus Smlaarien nadl gs,i-
marien beoroert.
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fir bic ruifiite Qrmee Dor
SonItantinopel.
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Die 9riegspolfe In europa.
0erbanolun9ca tta brtttid1en pars
IGtttente.

Sguatieff'8 rnterbaublunz IN
9enin8 8ten.
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Cuba.

Satanna, 20, Ildr',-Q6t3iq ebema'
lige SniurgenteuoffiSiere famen geTtern aus
Glnco SlllaS bier an. = Sberf Sole 8obriz
gueS bat ib in Der gtabe BON Santiago De
Snhn ernthen.
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ASdifel @aRel
AnF Jlee ta'S auSIanb beiorst innerboI6 24$sunhfn
r.. GGiae,
Sft e'Iti@ OTsesase uuS sBoa-Q Qftuz4peRue
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Rod etne Sinrtd,tuna. a.

Sad lOnOil le, Sla %. ItdrS.-Oer
gtegsr Saml. @OOwin, ipsldler IN lsbten Utat
eineu anoern geger erlnoroete, ipuroe beute in
@sgenuart uon etma 2000YerioHen bin9eri9z
tet. @r itarb ohue langeu SoOeSfampf.
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Ete ,&neinalpGe.'

albaup, N.sD., 20. Wadrs.- Die @eist.
gebung nabm belte eine8feiolntion on, weld,e
Sie @rnfiibruu9 Der OioHat'iAenn nsneips slodt"
i'm Staate besitnitigt- - gine dbnlidJe ReiO@
luton purOe beute in Der 6eIeegebHn9 pon
WQflahuietts einaebrad)t.
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@ieoerer6iinung 1878.
0te idhrli de g8 eoerero ffnnna
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1878-10-23
George Peabody and Socialism.

Some people imagine that rich men are
becOmming more welded TO riches, more
aggressive In tire acquisition OF wealth,
AZ the expense OF the working classes.
Hence .he agitation in favor of Social
/ ism. There may be grounds for this Inn
aginatOn, but we have yet in our midst
our Peter COopcrs, our George Pea
body's, and OR Miss Nitingales-who
think more Of the welfare of the strug-
Cling classes than many are aware OF,
aud who employ tlTeir time and money
in extending good to as many as posi-
BILE in their declining years. One Of
those IL an Old retired physician by the
name Of j. i. Mountain, whose address
is Ogdensburgh, n T., who has placed
in his hands a simple cure for consump-
ton, catarrh, asthma, headache and
nervousness. The old gentleman has
means which make him independent, and
he employs his time and money in very
laulable enterprise. He sends the recipe |
free 90 any person sending for IL, with |
instructions for preparing and using, re-
quring only that the party so sending |
enclose stamp TO pay the postage. He /
has now distributed over one million of
those recipes, and in this part may have
been cured by the use Of the same. II Is
said TO be very reliable, and those who
are troubled with any Of those diseases
would do well to address the philanthro-
pic old gentleman, and have trial Of
the recipe, which has cured so many.
3G5-c-O-w.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1878-10-23

On Monday and yesterday a ves-
sci was lying at the dock of Be-
wick, Comstock & Co., unloading
grain, to be consumed during the
coming winter in the lumber woods.
But we hope that the time is not
very far in the future when A lpena
county will be so thoroughly settled
10y the tillers Of the soil that grain
enough for home consumption can
he raised within our county limits.
The rapid progress made in the di-
rection of farming during the past
six years is somewhat encouraging,
and judging from the number of
men who are now daily looking for
land on which to locate, we dare
say that before another six years
rolls around, the number of acres
under cultivation and the amount
of hay, grain and produce raised in
our own midst will astonish most of
those old chronic grumblers who
are never satisfied with anything.
And yet Alpena county might he
settled up much faster than it is if
the proper steps were taken by
those who ought to he the most in
terested in the growth and pros
perity of the community. There
are thousands of acres Of good
farming lands in this county owned
by lumbermen, and they would
gladly sell at very low prices, but
at the same time they neglect to
throw out the necessary induce
ments to entice emigration to the
county, and no one except few
who live here, have the slightest
idea that Alpena county really pos
sesses such advantages for those
who wish to settle down in life and
follow the pursuit Of farming. If
our land owners would throw their
lands into market, and let the
world know that the land is for
sale, and that there is also plenty
of homestead lands in the county,
il would be but few years ere the
tide would flow the other way, and
Alpena county would he exporting
grain instead of importing.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1878-10-23
War Department.

Signal Service, u 3. Army.
Division Of kilograms aud Reports for the benefit
of Commerce, for the week ending Oct. 18th, 1878.
Highest Barometer, SOILS, 9th
Lowest Barometer, 1888, sth.
Range of Barometer, .5Sj.
Weekly Mean Barometer, 1906.
Weekly Mean Humidity, "a.
Maximum Temperature, 6j degrees last.
Minimum Temperature, "a 9Th.
Range of Temperature, 81
Weekly Mean Temperature, $50 degrees.
Prevailing Wind, South.
Total number of miles Travelled by wind during
week, 1885.
Maximum velocity per hour, 80 miles
Total amount of rainfall or melted snow dur
ing week, so inches. al
Number OF days ram OF snow fell, 3.
Number OF cloudy days, l.
Number Of fair days, 8.
Number Of clear days, I.
FRED J. PAPST.
Sergeant Signal Corps, u. ;. A.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1878-10-23
The Last Leaf.

The entertainments given 10y the
Alpena Dramatic Club, last week,
at Alpine Hall, were as usual very
enjoyable and gave great satisfac-
ton to the many citizens who wit
messed them. The drama acted is
known as "The Last Loaf" tenn
perance drama full of instructive
lessons and well interspersed with
mirthful scenes. 1t tells the tale
of ruin caused by intemperance,
and shows the misery occasioned by
the use of the intoxicating cup.
The various characters were well
acted and the stage management
well planned and arranged so that
everything passed smoothly and
pleasantly. The cast was com
posed as follows:
Mark Ashton, M. L. Godfrey.
Caleb Hanson, l.. Dafoe.
Harry Hanson, A. l.. Brown.
Dick Bustle, X. Cradle.
Tom Chubbs, VIM. Eccles.
Kate Ashton, Mrs. Maiden.
Lilly Ashton, Miss ID. Kelley
Pattie Jones, Miss A. Selick.
A fine scene in the drama is
where Mark Ashton discovers the
perfldy of his pretended friend,
Caleb Hanson, and determines to
be a drunkard no more. Another
was where Mark was stealing the
last loaf Of bread from his starving
family in order to trade ii oil for a
glass of liquor to quonch his mad
dening thirst. Some very laugh
able and well acted scenes took
place between Patty Jones and her
two admirers, Dick Bustle and
Tom Chubhs, which were the cause
of many a hearty laugh, and es-
pecially the one in which Tom
Chubbs expressed his regret at
having lost two dollars in the sing
ing school investment. The char
acter of Tom Cbubbs is the first
representation by Mr.. Eccles, out
side of the contraband, and he
made as great a success of it as ne
has already done in his Ethiopian
personi(lcations. All the members
who participated in the play have
no reason to feel anything bu'
pleasure at the manner in which
the various characters were repre-
scented, and they are certainly en-
titled to thanks for their laudabl'
endeavors to furnish the citizens
with an enjoyable and instructive
evenings amusement.
The drama was followed by
roaring farce entitled "Jumbo jun
which was full of laughable absur
dities. The cast was as follows:
Jumbo jun, VIM. Eccles
Mr.. Gobbleton, l.. Daiot
Lawyer Cheatem, Il. Sellick
Henry Merville, J. c. Comfort
Hannah, Mrs. MAIDEN
Adelaide, Miss ID. helley
Mrs. Gobbleton, Miss A. Sellick
During the play, Miss Della KEEL
ley and Mr.. Eccles each favore'
the audience with a song in man
ner well worthy of the commenda
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1878-10-23
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

EPISCOPAL-Rev. X. BRASS. Services In
Trinity Church, on First street, every Sunday
morning and evening.
BAPTISr-Rev. L. l.. Little. Services in
Sooiety's Church, on Third street, every Sabbath
morning and evening.
CATHOLIC-Rev. II. Y. DOMAIN. Services in
the Catholic Church, on Chisholm street, every
Sundays ut $50 A. NJ, 1880 4. NJ, and ut p. NJ.
Vespers evening service. Sermon in English ut
1880; in French at 1880.
CONGREGATIONAL II. C.. scotford.
Ser vices IN the Societys Church. Second street,
every sabbath morning and evening.
METHODIST-Rev. ii. G.. Northrup. Services
in socety's Church, on Dock street, every Sabbath
morning and evening.
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A Remarkable Result.

II makes no difference how many my
.,n,a"s ar how much medicine you have
tried, il is now an established fact ,vs ina,
Sas Given complete satisfaction In severe
nas os oS Iung diseases. II Is true there
e eso ,o ~ thousands Of persons who are
nredisnosed 20 throat and lung ailec'
lions consumption, hemorrhanes; as.a'
nncnmonIa' whooplug cough. etc, VINO .
have no personal knowledge OF bo1S''s seS
German syrup To such we w1u' , 900, s%y
that 10000 dozen were sold Iass ys ,'as
without one complaint Consunp''se'
try inst one bottle. Regular size 20 Gus
sold by all druggists la America
8,5eowy2.
To Make the Toilet Complete,
D-,..,. Ai,sfa Bouquet or his
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1878-10-23
ROard of Education.

The Board of Education Of the city Of
Alpena, met In the Council Room, on
Wednesday evening, October 9th, 1873,
and was called to order at eight o'clock
by the President.
PRESENTATION A. Buttcrfeld, PrCsi-
dent; A. II. Mcdonald, Secretary, and
Trustees Iarshaw, McRae, Wall and
Warner.
Journal of sessions held August 14th,
1878, and September 10Th, 1878, read and
approved.
REPORTS OF OFFICERS.
Secretary, reporting that the school
census for the year 1878 showed ] ,227
school children in the city.
Ordered placed on file.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Committee on Schools, reported that
they had engaged the following teach
ers and +. 5. Dewey as Superintendent
for the present year, to wit;
Helen s. Bachman, year of 10 months, at $3.50
per month.
Eleanor Dafoe, year of 10 months, at s3s per
month.
Mary i. Smith, year of 10 months, at s]s per
month. -
Lizzie ID. Spratt, year OF ~ ihonthsi W 700 PIT
month. -
Carrie Harper, year OF 10 months, at s5s per
month.
Susie Dixon, year of 10 months, at s's per
month. -
Kate NJ. Dixon, year OF 10 months, ut s9s per
month. ,
Mary A. Kerr, 1 year of 10 months, ut sSs per
month. 40
Louisa Bacon, year of 10 months, at 900 per
month. -
Ada sellick, / year of 10 months at s3S per
month. ,
F. s. Dewey. Superintendent, year of 10 months
at clio per month.
On motion of Mr. Wall the report of
the committee was accepted and their
action In hiring said teachers and SUI
perintendcnt, approved.
Committee on Library. reported $500
library money on hand. On motion the
Library Committee were Instructed 10
purchase $500 worth of books for the
library.
PETITIONS.
From members of the White Ribbon
Club. asking that the district library be
removed to Johnston's block on Water
street.
Moved by Mr.. Harshaw, supported by
MIR. Wall, that while the Board would
be pleased to comply with the prayer of
the petitioners, yet we do not deem 1t
advisable for the present at FEAST TO re-
move the library from the school build
| ing. Carried.
Sundry bills were presented and al
lowed and warrants ordered drawn for
the payment of the same, as follows:
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1878-10-23
CHANcERY SALE.

In pursuance and by virtue Of decree Of the
Circuit Court for the County Of Alpcna, in Chan
Gerry, made and entered on the 10th day of Au-
gust A. d. 1873. in a certain cause therein pend
ing, wherein, Charles Dawson, Cashier of first
National Bank of Pontiac, NJ chlgan, is the COM
plainnnt, and William Jenney. Jr., Edwin ;.
Jenuey. Eliza A. Jenney Elisha Harrington and
Elizabeth Harrington. aud Charles Baldwin, adj
ministrator of the estate Of William Jenney de-
ceased, are the defendants,
Notice is hereby given that will soil ut public
auction to the highest bidder, at the front door of
the entrance 90 the Circuit Court room, on Second
street in Potter Brothers block in the city Of AL
rena Alpena county, Michigan, that being the
building in which the Circuit Court for said c)un-
" j. held on Saturday the twenty-siNth day OF
october A. ID. 1873, ut ten o'clock in the forenoon
of said day. all the following described lands and
premises, 20 wit The west half of the SOUTH
west quarter of ION three, on, the east hPlf OF
the southeast quarter, the southeast quarter OF
the northwest quarter the northeast quai Ter Of
the southwest quarter Of section four, ~ and
the east halt of the northeast quarter Of section
nine t0,l all IN town thirty 1907 north, of range
eight 49, east in the county of Alpena, state of
VICTOR C. BURNHAM,
Circuit Court Com, Alpena Co., Mich.
KELLEY a. CLkYBERG,
Solicitors for Complainant.
Alrena, Sept. 9TH, A. ID. 1873. S5Ow7
Notice Is hereby given that the atove sale Il
postponed until Wednesday, Oct. 10, 1878, at the
above mentioned time aud place.
VICTOR G. BURNHAM,
Circuit Court Conn.,, Apena CO., Mich
KELLEY \ CLkynEao,
Alpena, Oct. q, A. ID. 1873.
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MOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS.
BY Mr.. Harshaw, that the schools be
closed on Friday of this WEEK TO enable
teachers and children to attend the fair.
Carried.
By Mr.. McRac, that, when owing to
sickness or other cause, eachers are
prevented from holding scrool, neces-
itating the employment OF substitutes
that such substitutes DC PAD one uol-
lar per day~-tcacher to los the time.
Carried.
The Superintendent preseited on DC
halt of Miss Bacon ,eacnp, requcs'
to have new edition OF ow'itons gram
mar substituted In place OF that ho"
pocorrod o. ,be Commlttecbn Schools.
On motion Of Mr.. warner the boa'u
adjourned. /, ,t.DA~,rn
Secretary.
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Fair Premiums.

All persons Untitled to premiums
for displays at the Alpena County
Agricultural Society Fair of the
10th and 18th inst. can get the
same by applying to Geo. l.. Maltz
at the Exchange Bank.
A. c. TEFFT.
Secretary
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s. s. Lcwcnbcrg, matchmaker ana
iewcler, who has opened shop In Bost-
wick's drug store, would say TO the peo-
pie that he is prepared TO execute all
work in his line, from the slightest re-
pair needed, up to making watch IL
,,occeSarv
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Arrangements are made with the col
Tor of this paper by which students can
enter the Great Mercantile College Ne
oknk. Iowa, at about half price. The
Great Mercantile College Is bringing a
practical education within the reach OF
thousands of young men who cannot al
ford 20 attend the high priced colleges.
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n1. soems ns IL l should COUGH my

at seems as IL l should cough my
head off" Is sometimes the impatient ex-
cIamation OF sufferer from severe
congh. Quell the paroxysms with Hates
Honey of Horchound and Tar. The re-
lief is immediate, and the cure certain
BOLD by all druggists. Ill.
mus Oct.
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Ilang-Ylang, which have the charming
ordoT OF dainty buds Insist upon hav-
ing DR.. Pirce's Unique Perfumes-do not
he urged to use any other-and we know
that you will be delighted.
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The steamer st. Paul was one
day late leaving Detroit on her last
trip up, and arrived at this port at
one o'clock yesterday morning
She leaves for Cleveland again to-
NIGHT
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ton with which each was greeted
The attendance of citizens was
fair. Music was furnished by the
Guards Band which rendered sew
eral fine musical selections.