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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1878-05-01
Anniversary Of Odd Fellowship.

On Friday of last week, April
18th. the Odd Fellows of this city,
with a view of appropriately keep
ing the 59th anniversary OF the In
PRODUCTION of Odd Fellowship into
the United States, met at their
Lodge room at two o'clock in the
afternoon, where they formed in
procession, for the purpose OF
ma ching to the M. E. Church to
listen to an address to be delivered
by Rev. VIM. Donnelly. The pro-
cession. headed by the Alpena
Guards Band, and consisting OF Al
pena Lodge No. 10. and Thunder
Bay Encamptment No. 81, although
not large one, presented very
creditable appearance as they
marched from the hall to the church
Arriving at the church they were
greeted by the Reverend gentle,
man in a brotherly manner, and
welcomed to seats. The address
which contained many fine points
was listened to with marked atten'
ton by all present, and duly ap'
preciated by every brother oil the
order. The music at the churct
which was ably rendered was iur'
nisbed by the M. e. Church Cho'r
After the ceremonies were over
a committee waited on Mr.. Don
nelly and requested the address
for publication In our columns
with the following result:
Pilgrims Ress April 9sth. ISIS
To Alpend Lodge No. no H. y
O. r.: -,
BRErHREN.--In compliance Wit
vour request, presented by you
Committee, I herewith furnish yo'
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1878-05-01

expect to leave Alpena soon MT.
II II. wittelshofer has been appointed
aren't here for the Mutual Life lnsnr-
ance company OF New York. As this
Company Is the largest one OF the kino
IN the world, aud more economically
managed than any other, it can furnish
cheaper insurance, and none need have
anxiety as to its stability. Its business
for 1877, was, as heretofore, far IN ex-
cess of any other company. DO not
>vo,, for some outsider to coax you into
insuring in a second class company o"'
get the best right here at home. Exam
inc for yourself Call on MIR. W. for
document and facts. -
IL W.D. HITCHCOCK,
Late agent
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CHURCH pInEcToRY.

$50 Church. on First street, every Sunday
morning and evening.
BApTIsT-Rev. Il. l.. Little. services IN
soeiety's Church, on Third street, "'ery o"''"'''
CkTioIIC-Rev. Z. NJ. Dekiere. Services In
a.. cstholie Church, on Chisholm street, every
sundays at $50 4. H. 1850 a. ~ sna n.,ish a
yespers-evening service. Sermon IN N"s'.'
10. SO; in French at 1850: .u.o Ger.
IT,. an the society's Church. on Second street,
svsry sabbath morning and evening. so-v,..s
METHODIsT-Rev II. c. Northrup. Sc,s ,h
IN Soeietys Church, on Dock street, every Sabbath
morning and evening.
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Vessel Charters.

The Detroit Free Press reports
the following charters Of vessels to
carry lumber, etc., from Alpens 10
other ports: $500 -.
Schooner H. F. Merry. Alpena
70 Detroit, at s1.l2 IL per m, on
lumber, and SIPS per cord on ce-
dar posts. ,,,, ,
Der. Alpena to Cleveland, at si.2S
per m.
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Corn has ruled dull high mixed,
at 43 1-2a44c per bu; No. | mixed
held at 43c No. 2 mixed held at
ACC per bu. Oats were quiet at ~
l-2a29 3-4c per bu. for No. J white;
No. l mixed at 2s 3-4c bid. Bar
ley has ruled dull and easy; NO. =
State at s1.20a1.22 per GENITAL NO.
3 State, s1.lOa1.l2 per GENITAL. Rye
quiet at 56a57c per bu.
Trade in general produce has
been rather quiet. Apples are
quiet and steady at s5a6 per Dol
for fair to good. Extra choice
varieties, s6.5Oa7 per Dbl. Beans
are In better demand, with city
hand-picked held at sl.45al.5o per
bu. Butter has met with bnt a
light inquiry, and for choice lots
zoe per Ii Is an outside figure, ma
iority of sales being at lsalsc per
ID. Medium and low grades are
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unstable. Grease stock fair re-
quest at 5a5 lie per ID. Eggs
have met with good sale at sc per
doz. for crate and 8 l-2a9c per doz.
for tub and barrel lots. Early
Rose potatoes have been in good
request at 26- 29c per bu., the out
side figure being asked for choice
lots on shipments. Seeds have met
with but light order trade. Prime
lots clover seeds quotable at s3.9Oa
4 per bu; timothy, sl.4Oal.45 per
bu.
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Burglars will please take notice,
that IL will be useless to attempt to
seek for money at our humble
abode. Our wealth-and some be-
longing to our creditors-is oil on
deposit with our delinquent sub
scribers.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1878-05-01

Patents granted to residents 80, OF
the State Of Michigan. In the last a
issue. bearing the date Of April "a,
1873. Reported by Paine ana
Grafton, Patent Attorneys wash
ingtou, D. G.: v.,.nm
"s. H. Raymond, Grand Rapids
dsy;ce for splicing carriage shafts.
IN G. Reed, kalamazoo, harrow.
K 2. Reed, Cassopolis, gate
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Important Facts.

Great Cpance.-Halfinterest In France &c
offered in the patent Canal Propeller, to
any party who will advance the neces-
s.rv c.pital for model, ETC., for faris
n'..o,,., A,rena 351w4~
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During the past week the lumber
on the docks in this city has disap-
peared quite rapidly, until now
most of the docks presents arathor
barren appearance. At no time
within the last six years at any
rate, has the lumber docks been so
thoroughly cleared of lumber as
they are at present, and we dare
say that they will not this season
present such an aspect as during
the greater portion of seasons in
the past. when one could not avoid
coming to the conclusion that lum-
Der must be Of slow sale, for the
docks at every lumber town in the
State were piled full.
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1t has been customary in old commu-
mites 10 suspend pieces Of stick sulphur
around the necks of children as a pro-
lection against contaglOn in epidemics.
A thorough washing with Glenn's Sui
phur Soap has been found much better
preventive. Sold everywhere.
HIS Hair g. Whisker Dye, Black or
Brown Soc. Nav.
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with but one wheel.

The steamer Dunlap is receiving
q thorough overhauling, and being
put in a condition for fast travel.
1t is probable that she will return
on the shore route the last of this
week or the first of next. She is
to burn coal, and the intention is
for the mail boats to leave Alpena
at six o'clock in the morning, and
arrive at Bay City in time to take
the six o'clock train for Detroit the
same evening, thus placing a pass
enger from Alpena in Detroit in
sixteen hours.
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Eva, the youngest child OF Mr.
and Mrs. e. M. Raymond, died on
Sunday night last. Aged Is
months.
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d. Rodman started for New York
last w ednesday, looking for another
stock Of goods.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1878-05-01

The Common Council did not
meet last Monday evening, but will
meet in regular session on Monday
evening next.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1878-05-01

The supplement Of the Saginaw.
ian last week appeared very much
like . patent medicine advertise
vueut
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25 Cent Column.

Advertisements Of Ave lines or less inserted IN
,,is column At 75c per week, and Sc for each aaa-
tionsl line II continued for three s monsa' VI
longer, IS per cent. dicount from these hsu,o..
NToTIOE.-Aii persons indebted TO the former ne.
~ A., al G. AIpcrn are requested to can NJ tine
Once at Alpern's Ash house, and settle ,rf,, nc
count. z4s -
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1878-05-01

All kinds Of Note Paper, Letter raper
and Envelopes very cheap at the ARGUS
ONCE.
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Albert Pack b Co. received four
logging trucks BY steamer 81, jos. JOS
sph an saturday 'iast' and they
we're Immediately sent to the woods
for uss. N4oW ri I9fiJi'
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Pure bred Partridge Cochin eggs tor
Matching, so cents per dozen. Apply 10
w. G. Cain.
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On Monday the city purchased q
magnificent span Of horses to be
kent at engine house No. 2.
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Harshaw & Co. and c. c. Whit
nav are at work putting mp the
soruics os their brick storssin the
whitney block.
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For 81 you eau buy any style OF nat
YOU want at MsS,ey'., Detroit. All the
newest STYLES out at that price.
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A. F. Fletcher a. Co. have their
refuse burner nearly ready for the
brick work.
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On saturday last G. Alpern took
cot and hsd Get on the 'hsn'ns
srsunds, ssvsnty-nvs bets. and be
expects hsresfter to b - sesuP
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OUR TELEPHONE.

w. II. & +. K. Potter start their
mill this week.
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Wnr Department.

Signal Service, Y. s. Army.
Division Of kilograms and Reports for the benefit
az Commerce and observation-disclosures Report
Maximum and Minimum, Temperature for each
a.v during the week ending April 90. 1878;
- A. nANoE
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1878-05-01

G. A. ButterAeld has commenced
the manufacture Of lumber in his
mill.
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Hundreds OF thousands OF dollars
worth of goods to select from at Mad
lev's. Detroit. He Is doing red not
trade
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Houses and lots. wei, located, varying
In prices from $ss5, to $1,000, for sale
For particulars apply at the ARGUS
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Fancy Note Paper ami Envelopes IN
boxes. for sale at the ARGUS on'c'' II
less than Detroit prices.
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ply the city with fresh fish, at his
fish. house, during the entire sea-
son.
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Operations have been commenced
a the mill Of II. d. Churchill.
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C. II. Beebe, jackson, scythe fas-
tening.
J. Ericsson, Escanawba, car
brake.
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Mahley, Detroit, buys and sells Tor
cash: hence low figures.
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On her trip down week ago last
Friday, the steamer Dunlap broke
one Of her wheels so badly that it
became completely useless, and she
was lowed by the tug Laketon, into
Tawas Bay. where she remained
till Saturday morning, when she
proceeded on to Bay City, working
with bnt one wheel. N
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J. s. Minors mill commenced
running last week.
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Fabcr lead pencils Cor 5 cents each OF
IS cents per dozen, at the ARGUS once
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During few days recently there
seemed to be no end to the rain,
and for more than week we were
favored with from one to six and
eight showers every day, until the
streams were swollen to such an ex-
tent that there remains no doubt as
to the coming down in good shape
Of every log now in the streams.
With this one great anxiety finally
settled, the lumbermen will surely
feel at ease for o time at least.
With the logs all down it is safe to
presume that there will probably
be sufficient logs put in the river
yet this year to run the mills the
greater part of the season.
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Cs,ly Lilies, nicely started, at only ten
cent. each at the, ANGUS Office. 3rEx
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It surprises everybody-the prices
Nablcy IL selling goods at In Detroit
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1t is now intended that about
Thursday evening Of next week,
the Alpena Amateur Dramatic Club
will give another of their popular
entertainments at Alpine Hall, pro-
ducing two splendid, laughter pro-
voking farces. Among the gentle
men who will take parts in the
plays, is VIM. Eccles, who during
the past few months, as a delinea-
tor of Ethiopian character, has won
an enviable reputation, and TO
whom our citizens are indebted for
many hearty laugh. His repre-
sensations Of those jovial contra
bands "Crimps" and "Scud," are
still remembered with delight. BY
all means he sure and go, as we be-
lieve the company will be the largest
ever assembled on the stage at this
place.
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Thunder Bay Encampment,

NO. az 4. o. o. f.
Meet. at odd Fellows Hall, Alpena. on the hr''
ana third Friday evenings OF each In9h,h; n p
,,.. w. 2ss
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No fancy prices at Mableys, Detroit
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Il W.D. HITCHCOCK, q
Late agent.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1878-07-25
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

At EdisOn's laboratory a workman is
now kept busy talking nursery rhymes, Eings
ing and whistling into a Phonograph, the
record to be used for a toy phonOgraph
Large quantities of these toys are wanted
for the trade as soon as perfected, and will
be sold for So or So each.
The electric light threatens, since the
introduction of Paul Jablockof's improve
ment in its production, to become a very
dangerous rival to the gaslight. In Paris il
has taken its place in the great weaving es~
t1blishments of POnyer. Quertier. IN the ma
chine shops of MignOn and ROuart, in many
dePots, theaters, large retail shops and even
in some streets; pAvenue de POpera is
lighted with electric light, and preparations
arO made to employ it also in the Place de
Ia CoDcOrde. In Berlin it is used in the
factories OF Siemiens 4 Halshie. In Madrid
the Puerta del Sol is lighted by it. Every
where it is found cheaper than gas, though
decidedly more trying to the ewes.
1t was more than thirteen centuries
ago when BelIsarius on his way to Africa.
gibbeted two of his soldiers for an act of
violence. And when this summary punish
ment aroused some mutiny among the com
redes of the executed men, the general ex-
planned that the crime alone might not have
be n visited by this terrible retribution if it
had not been aggravated by the fact that the
perpetrators were drunk. This is pretty
sound law to day. Surely p man will not be
held less guilty of crime because he delib-
erately prepares himself for it by sitting all
that IS human in his nature, and stimulating
all that is brI tai. He should rather be
held morally responsible for all the other
possible crimes which the alcohol he swaI-
lows would drive him to commit II obportU.
nifty offered.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1878-07-25
SOUTHERN NEWS ITEMS.

Georgia is raising big crop of chufas.
Knoxville, Tenn, is shipping marble
to Cleveland, Q.
Florida is agitating the subject of a
new constitution.
Mrs. Gen. Toombs is quite i'll at the
White Sulphur Springs.
Columbus, Ga, has received this season
over II 900 bales of cotton.
The Louisiana democratic convention
meets in Baton Rouge, August 5.
The genuine cotton caterpillar has ap-
Peared IN COucordia parish, La,
Amelia Island, Fla, has produced a
watermelon Eve feet eleven inches in circum-
ference.
The assessors of Atlanta have added
million and quarter dollars to the tax
able property OF the city.
After second thoughts Charleston has
decided to pay the interest on her debts and
her current indebtedness.
Work has actually been resumed on
I the Wa hington monument, after a cessation
of nearly score OF years.
The Charleston News ard Courier calls
wheat and oats the white mans crops, the
evidence OF civilization and progress.
The Eagle and Pbeuix cotton-m No.
8, at Columbus, Ca, has begun operation,
and Will employ three hundred weavers.
Since the first OF May northern ice has
gone up IN New Orleans from SI2 to S25 per
ton, and manufactured ice from $40 TO S22.
The salaries of the agents sIong the
line of the Macon and Augusta railroad hsve
been scaled thirty three and third per
cent.
A man of seventy and a woman of
thirty were married in Augusta, and inn
mediately after asked for a certificate to the
/ poor.house.
| There are Overcome Thousand registered
diStileries in Georgia, and it is estimated
| that at taast six hundred are manufacturing
] the " crooked"
| There are one hundred and four news
/ papers and other literary journals in North
Carolina. Upon these PERIODICALS nearly two
/ hundred editors are engaged
The Morgan (Tenn.) Dispatch learns
/ that Frank w. Smith, president of the board
of aid 10 land ownership, of Boston, will
reach Wartburg soon, accompanied by an
! engineer and gardeners and proceed to make
a thorough investigation Of the Cumberland
/ tabIeland, with view to settling a New
| England colony.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1878-07-25
Eating Customs.

The Cocapsh Indians, of Arizona, will
not eat pork, though they have acquired
a taste for salt beef. They are very fond
of fish and will eat them at any time.
The Mono Lake Indians Of California
eat soup made OF angle worms thickened
with grass seed -four. They slso gather bats
from caves and roast them ia not ashes,
without removing either feathers or en-
trails. Wa.p nests are roasted and
eaten the more young they contain the
better they are relisbed. The young
Indians, In order 70 find the nests, ,ceP P;uTs
q wasp, place a straw in the Abdomen
light it and let the insect 20; they then
watch its fig eht. follow 1t and secure the
nest. The Mama Indians are very fond
of the yellow lily (LiliUm csnsdense)
with meat. In the tall the roots, often
two inches N diameter, are gathered.
They taste very much ike green corn
These Indians also eat otto oil cooked in
soup, and consider II very nutritious Inc
Cneyennes and ATrapahoes consider dog
meat a superb dish, and when they wish
to honor q guest especially they xiii the
fattest dog and rossJ il; greet odeDse is
given if the guest eat not bouutitully Of
the chosen dish. They also eat poisoned
wolves in tho bufa!o country. Ire
white men kill the bufalCes Tor their
hides. tallOw, tongue, and some Of the
best portia rs of their meat. TIE tongues
bring a higb price The rest OF the car
cass is then poisoned with strycbnine.
The wolves eat the meat, and their in
testines become infamed, producing
death The Indians removes the visceTa
and eat the remaining portions OF the
wolf On Crow Creek, in Kansas, in
1865, / saw the carcass' = OF hundreds of
wolves that had been eaten The Wichita
and Comanche Indians will not eat fish
that have scales, but are tond of those
that have no scales; they catch both
kinds, and sell those they do not like 70
the whitea
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1878-07-25
Mercantile.

Z. ". HAMMER, wholesale and retail
dTuZRist, keeps constantly on hand oils,
paints. stationery and fancy articles. South
Ode Of puDlio square.
Z. D. MOORE. Wholesale and retail drug.
giEt keeps fall supply OF smoking and chew.
ing tobacco, oils, paints, soaps, etc. West
side public s0uaTe.
GEO. T. INGRAM 4 CO, family grooers,
Full stock Of sugars, meat, -four, teas, coffee
etc. West side public square.
T. ?. CAMPBELL manufacturer of bots
and shoes, makes gsnts' low-quartered
shoes speciality. Repairing neatly done.
Over Moore 4 Tate's.
". II. CARUTH, mSehinist, opposite Boil
iyar foundry, dealer in side and V harrows.
Repairing done.
r. l., LIGHTFORT 4 CO, watchma makers
and jewellers, Complete stock on hand. Re-
pairing nsAtly and ehesPly done. Store in
McNeal's Block.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1878-07-25
important if True.

Dr. Linderman, director OF the mints,
thinks the coinage of silver dollars will
from this time forward average at least
81, ,500,O00 per month, and that the
coinage of gold during the current fiscal
year will Be maintained az the rate of
last year-namely, about $4,000, 900 per
month. Over $50, 600, 600 Of the gold
coined last year still remains in this
country, and the director of the mints
predicts that the balance of trade will
continue in our 'avor, and the $50 000,-
600 coined during the current year will
not be exported. In other words, that
bv this tune next year there will have
come from our mirts, and will be in the
United States, about $50 600 600 of gold
and silver coin, in addition to the
amount now in the country and that
which may come TO the United States
through a favorable balance OF our
foreign trade.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1878-07-25
FACTS AND FAMCIES.
The Power Of Love

But love, 6rzt learned in q lady's eyes,
Lives not alons iramured in the brain
But with the motion Of all elements.
Courses as swift rs thought In every power
And gives to every pO greater power
sort of double geared block and tackle arrange
ment
That will among other things keep nsn
Chained TO the sofa in her fathers paTjoT
an haIf-Past one clock next day.
Love adds precious seeing TO the eye
Which enables base. deceiving men 70 pay
Two dollars and half for paste dia1n0nu
Set in brass unE, and palm It on
On his best girl for Of Idhsnys coatlS Stones
And the deaT, conhding cIea,ure. extending
Her taper finger to Tecsive the gift
ExClaims " Oh George = and falling into his arms
soils his white vest with tears Of JOY
A lovers ear viii hear the lowest sound,
And there are few cases on record
" here the old man succeeded In seealisS
From the bedroom TO the parler door
without surprising at Least one Of the young Peo-
pie
Loves tongue proves dainty Bscchus gross IN taste
And Cor valOr, Is not love Hercules,
Packing enough confectionery In his coat-tsiI
pockets
To siuk ship of a huudyed tons burden?
Subtle as Sphinx. sweet and musical
as brig hit ApOIlO's lutte strung with hair
Pluck ed from the bright and golden butter
Which eometh from the Western RsssTvs.
Never durst post touch Psn 70 vT1ts
Until his Ink were tempered With loves stghsi
o, hen mis- lines would Tavish savage ears
But what does an Indian know about poetry?
Ion City Derrick.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1878-07-25
Mercantile.

J. @. RAEsTLE, Grand function, boot
and shoe maker. Work done in the latest
style and ht guaranteed.
q. L. PEELER, Grand Junction, watch
maker and jeweler. Repairing and cleaning
done on short notice and az cheap rates.
Work guaranteed.
WIN, NICK. HALL. Drugs and groceries.
New and tuu stock, Goods sold at Memphis
prices
w. ". HAWKINS dealer in all kinds of
dry goods and gsnreal merchandise. New
and complete stock,
IRWIN I HAULDIN keeps constantly on
hNnd a OonPlstS assortment of dry goods,
groceries, etc.
NEsSRs. STIEsON d Co, manufacturers
OF glass monuments Orders solicited. Work
GuSTSRtsed. Once opposite depot.
DENNIS FLANNRRY, proprietor of the
National SsloOn. Full supply of fine liquors.
Opposite St9nswEn House.
i'm. PRBWITT, dealer in dry goods, gro
esriSs, clothing, boots, shoes, hats, hardware,
school books, etc. Large new stock. Cheap
for casa.