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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1878-03-20
Rogers City.

At the municipal election held az
Rogers city, March 18th, the iol'ow-
inc officers were chosen:
President.-Philip O'Farreil'
Clerk.-August Perdike:
Trustees.-Edward Erkine, hu-
dolph Strike, II. W. Pemeerson IN,
Street Com'r.-Edward kouin-
man.
Assessor.-Frapk Sommer.
Constable.-C. J. Reynolds.
The election had no politlca'
identification as far as party ques.
s;ens are concerned, The people
cent to the polls and placed the
right man in the right places
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Accompanying said report was a state
ment of the vouchers.
Moved by Trustee Morse, supported
by Trustee Warner, that the Board go
into committee of the whole to exam
Inc the report and vouchers submitted
by the Treasurer, and compare the same
with the record OF orders issued during
the year. Motion carried. whereupon
the Board went into committee of the
whole, the President in the chair, and
AFTER some time spent therein, the COM
mittec arose, and, through their chair
man, made the following report:
To he Honorable he Board Of Education,
CITY Of Alpend: -.
was referred the Treasurer's report,
vouchers, etc, respectfully report that
they have carefully examined the same,
and compared the vouchers with the
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25 Cent Column.

Advertisements of five lines or less inserted In
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longer, IS per cent. dicount from these figures
ITO RENT.-Second and third story OF Mssh
block next 10 bridge. Apply at the fish
House of G. Alpern. of'"f
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A. n. SPRATT,
Enjoy Life.

What n truly beautiful world we live
in. Nature gives US grandeur OF
mountains, glens and oceans, and thous-
ands of means for enjoyment. We can
desire no better when in perfect health
but how often do the majority OF people
feel like giving it up disheartened, dis
couraged and worried out with disease,
when there is no occasion for this feel
ing, rs every sufferer can easily obtain
satisfactory proof that Green's August
Flower will make them as free from dis
ease as when born. Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint Is the direct cause OF seven
ty-flve per cent. of such malades as Biz
iousness, Indigestion, Sick Headache,
Costiveness, Nervous Prostitution, Dizz-
mess of the Head, Palpitation of the
Heart, and other distressing symptoms.
Three doses of August Flower will prove
its wonderful effect. Sample bottles, 10
cents. Try it. 325cowyl.
! Cracking is not confined to the frog
ponds. At this season almost everybody
is hoase. The bleating of distressed
lungs is heard everywhere. Why is this
when lIale's Honey of lIorehound and
Tar will cure any cough, cold or hoarse
ness in AS hours? Sold by all Druggists
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in
minute. March.
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WANTED.-Apprentices wanted at the
tailor shop Of J. COHEN.
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Thunder Bay Encampment,

No. 81, L. O. o. E.,
NIects at Odd Fellows Hall, Alpena, on the first
and third Friday evenings OF each mohIh;n n ID
e. cou;,. 49, 2ss
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MANHOOD: HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED

Dated at the City of Apena this 18th day Of
March, A. d. 1873.
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SCENES AT THE CATHEDRAL FAIR.
RANDOM NOTES OF PRETTY ARTICLES AND DAINT
nENICEs InR AIIRAClING MONTY

RANDOM NOTES OF PRETTY ARTICLES AND DAINTY
DEVICES FOR ATTRACTING MONEY.
The great far in the new St. Patrick 5
Cathedral is seen its best about o'clock In the even
ing. Then nightly is gathered brilliant assembaxe-
Though, fortunately for the comfort OF AL con
neced with the fair there has been repetition OF the
crowd on the opening night. stl the daIy ATTENDANCE,
has surpassed all expectation. Throughout the day the
attendance IL never very large. and II Is mainly co
pOsed OF ladies and children. As one witty lady said
speaking OF the day visitors oh good many come
In the afternoon you know they're ladies' and
so fssy aud dollar to them looms up as large AS n
harvest NOON You can't get them TO take more than a
twenty-five cent chance II you mention a dollar they
think you are wild" At night, however, when gentle
men are numerous chances taken with an ayidity
that must be gratifying TO the fair barganers n not IA
those who succumb. Hardened indeed must be Tho
man VINO can the gauntlet OF appealing eyes and
besecching tones which urge him TO take chance I'm
articles sufficient 10 START old curiosity shop The
only way of escape is TO drift with the current OF the
crowd down the centre OF the asles midway from the
sirens on either side
The last few days have witnessed many improvements
IN tho fair Better Of entrance have been pro-
yided the numerous bare tables which offended the
eye the opening night have been transformed into
objects OF beauty and host OF devices Tor insidousy
placed in all psrts OF the building The goddess Of
chance Teigns here and her yOtares legion Mans
ncklo fancy may range from billiard table 10 q bon
bOnnerc from "A silver tea-set To a sewing machine.
Many unique objects TO he rallied voted for the
several tables. Mrs. General Meagher, OF 81. Francis
&aveTs table, has superb jcweed sword which II TO
be voted for IL expected that this will prove great
attraction TO military gentlemen. Besides this the
ladies OF this table have horse valued at $50 which
10 he ratified at ~ chance AT the Dominican table 10
5000 United states per cent bond. the price OF q
chance for which Ia ~. The ladies of AIMS table
offer of the most aurng prizes for the lucky the
form OF tickets France and return good for
year, and tickets to Havana and San Francisco.
The table OF st. Agnes Is marked by the number Of ts
outlying attractions. IL conducts Machinery Hail. II has
the fee simple Of Rebeecas Well and Il large and
vATisd lot Of objects for rafe. among which bill.
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Taylorl can accomplish on this material; working
as suppose they do. from stereotype plates. They
should look also at the large paper mot India
edition by the same publishers Of the recently
issued selected poems Of Matthew Arnold, of which
25O comics were nnhhshed G. WIS.
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NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NUMBER.

THE GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED STATES p,
HoratiO seymour. IL d. - - - -"
SYSTEMS OF OFFENCE AND Defence IN NAVAL
WARFARE BY Hobart Pasha, Admiral Of the Imperial
THE COMPRESS OF Berlin AND ITs Ooxsp
QUENCES. by An Old Dipl0matist. e~
JAPAN AND THE WESTERN POWERS. By MAI
1fmE FfSXNCIAL RESOURCES OF NEw.YoRK By
william n. Martin -
THE PUBLIC HEALTH By Elisha Harrs Presiden, a,
the American Public Health Association.
PEsSIMIsM IN THE NINETEENTH CENTURY. by
the Rev. Samuel Usgood ID, ID.
ANTIPATHY TO THE NEGRO. BY James Parton
THE EMPEROR HADRIAN AND CHRISTIANITY
by Ernest Renan Member Of the French Academy.
CONTEMPORARY LITERATU RE-
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BANKERS MAGAZINE,
and
STATISTICAL REGISTER.

NOVEMBER 1S7a-CoNrESTs;
Art 1.-The British Financial Position.
1.-THE Resumption Laws
III.-The New Redemption order.
IV.-Bank Notes Redeemable In GTeenbacks
Monumental Prices In England.
VI.-The Failure of the City of Glasgow Bank.
Financial Position Of the Governments OF Europe
VIII.-The Silver Market.
IX.-The Subsidiary Silver Coins
X.-The Silver Conference in Paris 1873
XI-Fiat Money in England.
XII.-The Demand Notes and the Greenback Question
XIII.-The Theory Of solid Bottom In Prices.
XIV-Railr0ad Stocks and their Current ValueA
XV-Of the 4l22 Grain Dollar.
XV-The Example OF France in her Issue OF Paper Money
XVII.-A Silent Contest
AVIII.-The Govern nent Bank.
XIX-New Commercial Fields in the Old World
XX.-The Rise in the Value OF Gold.
XX-Inquies OF Correspondents addressed the Editor
XXII-Banking Financial Items. Changes, DECD
Official Circulars, &c
List of New Banks and Bankers.
Failures and Changes among Banks and
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ton of all that is high and pous in poor human nature
right worthy to be recommended with an After this
ye'"
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IDIstrIet Court

In tho District Court for tho First
Judicial District 81 Nevada, Rising.
Judge. the following business was trans.
acted yesterday:
Thomas McNally. a native Of ireland.
81 years old : A. W. Martin, q native Of
Scotland. 81 years old d. Mccarthy, q
native Of Ireland. IS years old, and Robert
Foster. q native o. Scotland. "a years old.
were admitted to citizenship.
State VI. J. II. Ripley Defendant &C.
quilted. 80,
Mayer vs.. Virginia and Truckec Rail.
road Company Continued for the term,
by consent.
LILA 4. TollmAn w. Charles \. Tollman
Divorce granted. tho custody Of tho
child being awarded 20 plAintif.
J. +. Jeffrio W. James Walsh ct al.-De-
PENDANT given thirty days 10 file amend
ments 10 plaintiffs statement on motion
for new trial.
John shipton ct al. vs.. Joe seates Con.
solidated Mining Company Judgment Tor
plaintiff.
Adjourned till 10 o'clock to-day.
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The Rituatisa In Easter" Europe.
sr. PETERSBURG. April 2i.-Twenty.ivc
regiments Of Cossacks will be levied imme-
diately. II is stated that an expedition
from 0renburg to Tashkend will be Ar
ranged. Gen. Skobelef. Jr.. Is i'll with
fever.
A bucharest dispatch reports that tho
fore posts u the Russian Eleventh Corps
ara within an hours march OF bucharest.
Gazette aud .Naiioaa! Gaseis are Respondent
IN tone over the prospect Of Prince Dis
msrck's mediation.
A Vienna correspondent says that Italy.
Ut tho request Of Germany. IL assisting In
efforts at mediation.
Tho suggestion for . preliminary con
ference has been adopted In principle. An
agreement seems assured In regard 10 the
time required for tho withdrawal Of tho
Russian army and British lect 10 Adrian.
ople and Bcsika Bay. respectively. The
English Cabinet. II 10 stated, Is raising
other difficulties In connection with tho
passage Of the Dardanelles aud TO the con.
gross. The conviction gains ground herc
that IL 10 determined on war.
LONDON. April IA letter from Bu-
chArtst reports that the Russians have un-
successfully attempted TO destroy tho pow.
der factory at Bucharest. Twelve persons
were killed.
49,. M ,u., nI.m.'.L ~
graPn:; . Iepou' ma, m
enas 70 soAuuon ~ ,un. ~ ,a
sonciIia'Ion - no. pe,.v,ea W WI
formed ciicles, guy I.ne eohn1enee =
pl.reu w '"e u'''n's'o 'a''''' '"'"e'
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A~SK~-ME>T-.

- .. :, 49,. L.x,-i Ami sah.
80, M. I'm. ~, d,,' Jas. i'm.
80. ~, .h.n. l.yi,,t kprtl
I'm aslis,asat M aI.,. ,.i, dsy. Juus
iOth.
c..aa....-ne cent. t.r share; levied April
,s,S' IsI,u,S.n, M, raj sal, i.y. June
ioih
s.... c.. x-,rx,.,.-.o cent. tet share;
49, AMI i.sth. a,lluaasnt M, 18th:
sals dsy. June 9th.
o..,.a A surry-Si p~r .Aar.; l..lrL April
18Th, delinquent May 2d: sale day. June
LET.
Inion Coats GEMS per sLafe: levied
April Ia. islinausat May 10; ssie day
Nay 81.
aASage-t 81 pef share, levied April eth; de-
lingashi Nay It'll; sale day, May ?sih.
Yetisw Is~k~s-t9 p-r share. levied April
s,h. delinquent Nay sth' ssls day. Juss
9TH.
Cou. lmpertAi- "a cents Yer share; levied
April sth; Delinquent Nay ls,h' sale day.
June 5tL.
Daytoa-2s cent. per share; levied April
"a. d~slnaueIt Nay nh sal. day. Nay
2sth.
Law cent. per share; ls,icd April
~ ~j,lippurnt MAJ 9Th; SAKE day, Nay
sIih.
Rsuxh a Ready ~ cents psr -hsr.;
levied January 2tih; delinquent Apni sV'h'
sale day. Nay cth-
Andes- rs cents per share lcSi.d April isi
dslinlusnt May 9Th 'ais day, May 18th.
Jussiee - Al 90 per share; levied March
18th; delinquent Msy 9TH. sale day. Nay
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BeIehsP.

Sinking the main incline Is going stead
lily ahead, tho bottom ID good blasting
ground. II is now down l35 feet below
tho 2260 foot station. and Ia being. pushed
vigorously downward 10 rraeh the 236O
level. The south drift on the alG0 Lowell Is
steadily advancing. the face still In quartz
and ledge matter. The station for the
Wine below the 1900 level TO connect win
the south drift ON the 2l60 level Is finished
and the sinking commenced. Otherwise
no changes Of importance to note.
Baltimore and American Plat.
Some delays were experienced during
the nrst part Of the week, caused by a de-
feet In one OF the boilers. This has been
repaired. however. aud work on the lower
level 10 progressing again as usual. The
prospects In tho northeast drift ON the liOO
level continue very favorable.
Golden standard.
This mining claim consists OF 1900
lineal feet. lying just east Of aud parallel
with. the Homestead mine, Gold Hill.
II ID being opened and developed by the
joint improvements and excavations OF
the two mines. and the Wheeler. near by.
Good assays are already met with.
Ward.
The west drift Oh the 1850 level is stead.
lily advancing. the face in vein matter car.
rying quantities Of quartz gravel OF . very
favorable look. The week has been spent
In repairing the ropes AMI other machinery
30 that no work has been done sinking the
shaft.
IeviRthnn
During the week an increase Of quartz
In streaks hss manifested itself In the In.
cline below the GOO level. and the increase
In the value Of the assays indicates APP
proach TO all eligible point for crosseus-
ting east through the ledge.
seantor.
Nothing important has been developed
thus far at the Sutro Tunnel level. but the
prospects arc good for favorable develop
mcnts whenever il shall be deemed aivisa-
BILE to start lateral drifts In the vein, north
aud south.
TroIAn.
Sinking tho main shaft and opening mp
the ore vein on the $50 level Is being al.
yanced ~ usual, without any important or
valuable change 10 motto.
Crown Point Rsvinc.
The surface work and preparations for
resuming operations in the shaft are fast
being completed.