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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-09
Unexpected Denouement of Church
Difficulty.

NEWPORT, r. l.. June 5.-Ehere has been q
serious unpleasantness at the Second Baptist
Church In this city, the pastor and some OF
thecongregation having been at loggerheads
for some time. The result was the retire.
mrnt of the pastor Rev. Chas. Howard NAL
colin. amid d good deal OF confusion among
the church people. To-day Rev. Mr.. Nal
colin, with his wife and two sons, were
among forty-twO persons confirmed by
Bishop Clark at the Trinity Episcopal Church.
This Is an unexpected denouement OF the
recent troubles.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-09
The Loulsiana Negro as = Trickster.

NEW YORK. June 8.A Washington special
to the Herald says the examination Of wit
nesses In the case OF Spofford against Kel-
logg continues 10 be the most amusing per
formance of the day. The negro witnesses
testify with most unblushing impudence for
either side.
It Is easy to see they are not fools. by
stander, who looked like Western man, re-
marked to-day, after listening to the testi-
mony awhile, that these fellows would make
admirable Indian agents. Any one who will
take the trouble to read the testimony will
not thereafter think Of Louisiana colOred Re
publicans as q set Of innocent lambs. They
are great deal tCo sharp for the Dem ocrats,
and appear to be as unbIushing and unmiti-
gated q set OF trlcksters MS ever lived.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-09
Pedestrian TOURNAMENT.

the track his score stood 800 miles. Love had
ss4 miles to his credit at the same time, and had
also left the track
walk against Tobias. was taken sick at + d. ID. !.
and gave up the contest. She had rot over Al
miles. Tobias kept on until he had covered 7S
niles, and then retired. YFN7f T ssE#
Hea'g and Havsrd started on d tweIve-haur
walk, and at 1919 last night they had scored.
Respectively. 70 and 2S miles, and were Oh the
truck resting. - - - Z e.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-09
CONCERT.

A sacred concert was given yesterday at 81
Patrick's Hail. in order to defray the expenses
Of keeping choir during the summer. The
attendance. was fair. the singing good and The
hymns well selected. We hops that The pastor
taking H
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-09
Posrponemenr Of 4 erize FIsht.

NEW YORK, June S.-The prize fight be-
tween Jack McGoyern, Of Singleton Pa, and
Denny Conklin, Of New York. who were TO
have fought at Hands Point to-day, was
postponed, owing to the pugilists being un.
their hackers are to meet tomorrow to settle
on referee, and q new place for the fight will
be selected.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-09
WEATHER PROBABILITIES.

WASHINGTON, June 9-For the Gulf States.
easterly to southeasterly winds, stationary
or slightly higher temperature partly cloudy
arY PRESSURE
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-09
Duplicate photographs may be had from neg
atives made at Washburns twenty years ago.
Arrest Of Burglars.

Aids Dave and Mike Hennesaey and Aids
Pecora and Caster yesterday arrested Charles
Miller and locked him no Ia the Central Station,
charging him with being an accessory before
the house OF Vim. .'Meuue. No. 727 Fulton street.
In the possession Of the aeensed was fonpd q
y-ag also found meerschaum cigar holder and
pieee of BilverWare, which fs supposed TO be-
the fruit OF some other burglary.
The same officers previously arrested Hugh
Kennrdy and Thomas Lewis. whom they charge
with the burglary. They are now looking for
Phil. Oster, the last OF the gang.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-09
THE L1LIENTHAL CUP.
Third Competition for the Prize al
Frogmoor Yesterday.

Quite large number OF sportsmen assem-,
bled at Frogmoor yesterday to witness. and
participate In. the third contest for the Lilien-
thai Cup. The scores were excellent at 200 and
500 yards. individual shooting, under military
rules. with military rifles. five shots at each
range. with two sighting shots. The wind at
first was varying and puffy. but soon duieted
and gave the chance to the marksmen TO shoot
wall
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-09
EXCURSION TO RED CHURCH.

The excursion TO Bed Church. on the magnif.
cent steamer r. e. Lee yesterday WAS participa-
ted 10 BY about six hundred persons. The Les
o'clock. The trip was pleasant throughout.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-09

A. pigeon shooting match. between members
Of the New Orleans Gun Club; took place on
LeBreton. Cousin. Scanned. MeDaniels, Roulette
and Collins.
The fret prize was won BY MT. Chaudet and
the second BY Mr.. Hall. One hundred and
sixty-four birds were sacrificed.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-09
.5BREvI,TIE,B.

NJ The DEMOCRAT returns thanks for an invita.
ton 70 attend the commencement exercises Oh
the WhftWDTth Female College. at BroOkhHv6n.
Miss ON the twenty y-fourth instant.
The HIddmore Social Club give their first
grand picnic at the CarrolIton Gardens on Gun-
day next. 5s5s@
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-09
AUSTRIA.
A Series Of Disastrous Floods.

VIENNA, June 8.s-Numerous and disastrous
floods have occurred throughout Austria
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-09
A Heavy Reduction Of the chicago Police

CHICAGO, June s.-The mayor yesterday
notified the chief Of police to prepare to re-
duce the force 25 per cent. Some cay the
reduction is to make places for the mayOr's
political friends, others that there il no
money In the treasury and the city is prohib-
tied from issuing scrip.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-09

himaelf at the Sixth Precinct Station, and was
locked Np. The whole affair appears to be
family. quarrel. and, Gerizner getting drunk
yesterday. though he would have satisfaction
or blood. He fired one shot at Butts, it fs said,
early fn the day but the ball did NOT take effect.
Lest night he made the second attack. and. an
Will be seen. more el1ocesafr11 l58sa 5E8
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-09

yesterday the Dan Moriarity Basa Ball Club
defeated the Cris Sentes bg q score OF 20 to a.
to 8.
a game OF base ball was played between two
picked pines OF the Amaranth Social Clubs Le-
vys II. Rosenburg's Is
), Ine Danites Base Ball Club Sunday defeated
green. By score OF 43 to u
Licenses ana eaYdfal tax aus state nnust
10 ~ 1nnrv
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-09

Washburn carefully preserves all negatives.
and copies may be procured as far back %
twenty years.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-09
Ui' 'U.H. No. tlifIi- n a t54 Il = "a ilI I.
{.
Among the Tribes in Alge-
y ria---The Etna Eruption.

y ttzIs, s June 8. .---Advices from Algeria site
We VilledaW tribe Of the BalnR dlatrlcs
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alive. The nurse stated that since midnight he
had been very restless and appeared to be sink
OUR STATE LEyEES.
The Work DoneTheir %

The Work Done-Their Cost.
The following ID q statement Of the number
Of cubic yards Of levee work and the cost of
same done by the State Of Louisiana, since
the passage Of act No. 140, extra session 81
1877 to date, arranged according to districts,
"A per section Of Act No. 33. session Of 1879: ]:
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-09
B NEW ORLEANS MONDAY. JUNE o, 1879.

Ia Algiers have revolted There have be On
several sharp conflicts with the French troops,
who have been reinforced.
A dispatch says Mt. Etna is almost quiet,
and the flow of lava has ceased.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-09
RUSSIA. /.
Discovery Of Several Gunpowder Manufac-
tories il Siberia.

ST. PETERSBURG, June S.-Several secret
gunpowder manufactures have been discov-
cred at Tonic, In Siberia.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-09

savs cests 81 rayins stafs license NJ
eapAfai tax nsW4 ssI
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-09
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.

lThe DUMOCRAT Ia responsible for none Of
the Views expressed In the eommunica lions
under this head; but no communica catiOns Will
be printed except from responsible parhes.l
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-09
GERMANY. / I: ! 1 Y
Lameness Of The Emperor Produced BY Els
Recent Fall.

BERLIN June s-The Emperor William
shows much lameness In his walk, being the
result Of his recent fall.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-09
How Lourdan Lost His Leg.

Peter Jourdan arrived on Saturday ia this
city from the Balair Plantation. suffering from
fracture Of the right leg. which he received
while unloading cane cart. Yesterday morn-3
Ing the leg was amputated below the Knee by
Dr. Iamonier.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-09
now THE STATE CAN PAY.
TO the Editor Of the Democrat:

10 tue EQlLOE Oh GQ6 D0MOGEAbs
/ No man who is acquainted with the personnel
OF the Constitutional Convention now in ses-
sion In this city can believe that that body
,Dould Intentionally do any act Injurious to the
State or its people, Or deroRatory OF the honor
and good name thereof. II any such results
follow fts deliberations. they will be attributa-
Bile TO errors Of Judgment and not to design.
! am satisfied that the great majority of the
members want and intend to do right and
therefore feel that tits every citizens right and
duty to contribute such suggestions as he can
In aid OF the great work.
The general appropriation bill for expenses
Of the State government for the current year
1879 amounts to 1868 .45o q. The Convention. by
reduction Of salaries and abolition OF useless
offices and other reforms, will most certainly
effect o reduction III our government expenses
OF at least s1ea 4so "a.
In other words reduce them to. $500 600
II we add to this sum. for support Of
public schools. ..- -....-................ 400 600
And for ley8e fund. 100 Goa
s5=les
Against this we estimate the following reve-
nues on the present assessed value 3177 OO0, ,ooo)
OF the State:
Say six and half mills. 1bo, 800
Licenses. 400 600
Poll 100, DUG
rr.4nI ~ - ~nr
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ray your capital tax and stste license

Washburn makes exquisite photographs al
reduced prices.
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Chew Jaekson'a best sweet navy tobacco. u

state VIII sue for license ana capital tax.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-12-24
THE VACANT CHAIR.

bay, chile not my tears uhich fkllrne 80 t.st,
Ay spun, Eaus. beni lest it bEslk 70 rs blast;
for = s.s-ls has fallen lqon cur assrth.
And hushed tbs vCicss Of u-slc tst mirth,
On, then. ehits M not in NY desp dispair-
By our hearthStoae stands vacant eA-lir!a
TAs spring Is here with its birds and flowers,
Bat ssli 70 ne are its sost sunny hours;
Ne may not kno~ the grief ne have felt,
Ualess By brothsT's grave ye have knslt-
Unle>s ys have mourned for the young ana fair.
Wac have left 81 your hs4rthstons -vasant
ehair!-
Ny father i TRADING the dc~a-Aili Of wars.
And sooa he'll Be leaving this dark vale Of tears
Oh, siadly TO hope we'd his s7irit bsgllls,
But Ne know vhsn hs sails It's = sorroEful
snls.
A. sadly h looks "a TIA; vacant chair -
Ny mo,hsr's dark hair Is silvsrins With gray,
Ard her step groEs heavier day By day;
on tears stain On her thin pale cheek,
Which tel the anguish she earss bot 20 SPEAK.
o. mcurnful :he shade that her facs doth vear
A. ksr E-l1 eyes rs: ga hat vacant sh1ir."
And often ny sorroEing heart 5 rrsssed
To brothers iond and fIithful ervlss,
Whils De ssEtly strives 70 sooshe ny <-ist
And tells ne TIA. ~Hsavsa ear give rsli-,."
Bat know his own we . Al Ss car hsk<
A. he SILENTLY looks on that vacant ehAiry =
Wien the eErsain Of tvl-igh. Is down ever ths
skies,
.Ani sAs stars look torz With their angel syss.
We SISTERS en- GATHER loving ban1-
And SPEAK q one n the spirit Anl
Bat, tlas Cur gaze : rsstsay there,
Thro1gh ftss tlIiung tears On Jhas vacaz. -
Ais. AIS, f1t the shadows which fall
Like 81 psaSdu;'s eut AL o. prinses hall
AIS for TIE hearts Vh1,h .rs ysaruins % gaze
On tie i1vsd All ,os- q sarlier tays
Esavsn aloas ain help those .hsir -ri-f % bsa-.
b whose hsArchsoons ssazis vacant chair--
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-12-24

Me BE ArO ssTco vsar. or a. 10 90 > sav
ALL 9 n TefIr own locality. No risk Wn-
lnen d. a. vel aa uleu. MANY
a1tHtfl t-llse more than the amount stated
q - troVe. No one can fan 70 make
money rust. Any enc stn DO the
york foG era make frcm ~ eta. 20 = hour by
-F--lns Fgur evenings and spnre time 70 the
eA.,--r.- 10 costs nothing % try the business
sotllnz Ike - for Uonsy making ever be-
ere. Business pleasant and strictly Louorabls
neaifrt n Fgu want 20 know atour he best nav
- olslness tst.lFe The p1tlic. ssnf ~ you- AL
U.s. ard Ne WI ssni ye1 fan partiealar. and
lrifale Terms free H.drlss worth a. als0 free .
~ 'ia mn make - TuEr mind fer ycur~eIf
t.eSysS 1L0 ,IINsON Il CO. Rortla al, Ne
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-12-24

1t is said that in certain seques-
tered parts of England an official
called the ale faster is still contin-
ued as a relic Of last century's laws.
He tastes all kinds of malt liquor
sold in the neighborhOod, with a
view Of ascertaining whether it
contains Objectionable ingredients.
Ia olden times the use Of sugar in
ale was condemned, and the faster
had primitive way Of discovering
its presence. A quantity was spill
ed on a bench, and he sat upon it,
in his leather breaches, until II
dried. II, when rising. the breech-
IS stuck to the bench the presence
Of sugar was evident IL not the
ale vas pure.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-12-24
SAVED By EFFIGIES.

Il hA> .EAES 4-ui Ou- AAc e-cl-
Is l experienced it in "the land o
the Dakota" Is as vivid now IS the
day after | slipped my neck ont o
the tightest Moose it vas ever plac
ell in.
Not over twenty years Of age
and anxious for adventure, lef
home and made my way scros
the western Willis TO the uppe
waters of the Big Muddy bette
known IS he Missouri river.
Il was early summer, and the lie
Hghtful June weather afforded N,
the bes. possible opportunity Il
travel, ani enjoy the Wild scene.
so iayishly spread oct for the lover
Of nature.
Ny only companion was beau,
tiful aud valuable horse, 4 bright
hay, ten hands high, snd As fleet 4:
. deer.
Somehow l always felt safe With
Dick, knowing very well IS I did
tia; none Of the Sioux mustangs
could match the animal for speed.
The only apprehension experienced
was that bullet or arrow might
kill or cripple my steed, and be
lef; TO fgh, ny way oct, or perish
in the attempt.
crossed the stretch Of country
lying between the Father Of the
Waters and the Missouri without
8 single incident to satisfy my crav-
Ing for adventure, bat sufficient,
was il store for me on the bank Of
the Big Muddy to check for q
time my overwrought ambition.
Wheeling my horse into deep,
narrow cut or gorge thatled through
the bluffs 70 the river, one evening,
just a. the suns last rays were
tinting the young verdGre Of the
hillside., ! was startled By the
sudden sTreaEanee Of four full
fedged Ysnkton Indians, who were
coming down another ravine al
right angles with nv course.
Before l could determine which
was the better course for De to
pursue-tO retreat or press onward
Dick sprsng forward, as if be
comprehended the danger, and
swept down the cut toward the
river bank like a whirlwind.
The four ssvages were well
mounted, and they at once started
in pursuit
For the first half mile ny steed
made almost two miles to the H.
dams ponies one, but here the ad-
vantage possessed was lost.
The course became so rugged
and perilous that Dick was in dan
ger every moment Of breaking his
own neck and that Of his rider.
He slackeued his pace, hesitated
here and there, stumbled and strug-
gled, while the horses bred in the
wilds bore their riders on as if the
way was a level plain.
Fully three miles interviewed be-
fore the river could be reached,
and there was DO certainly that an
avenue Of escape would be opened
there, for the bluffs. from a view /
had had below, evidently terminal
ed with bold fronts at the waters
edge.
To stop would in all probability
be death. / could not defend my
self against the attack Of four arm
ed warriors, and to push on APP
peared to be only = little delay in
capture.
l urged Dick to his best efforts,
with . determination to leave no
means unemployed to escape, how
ever unprOpitiOus they might aP-
pear.
Another dash Of half a mile, and
the unfortunate animal lost his
balance and fell beadloug, casting
me ten feet beyond his bead, while
he landed on bis breast in . rocky
ditch, and then fell upon his side
As good luck would have il, /
wss not injured by the plunge. and
stiIl retained my rife and sumnpi-
lion in good condition.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-12-24
Proposals for Court House,

Proposals for furnishing All material, and
erecting and completing Court Hotlse az AlpenA,
Mich. will he received until the 5th day Of Janu-
ary. A. D. ls-Q, fIloWs;
t.-proposals must be in the following form
Il, or W, As the case may be hereby propose 20
furnish all materials and labor required Tor the
erection and completion Of the Court House, at
Alpena. ali IN conformity With the drawings,
SPECIFICATIONS. stipulations and conditions set
f0T-h and prepared By A. z. French, architect,
for -hc sum q dollars, and pledge myself
or ourselves as the case may be 20 enter INTO
written coatract with the Board OF Supervisors
ri Mpeaa couuty, with good and approved Sc
clritie- within hfievn days after being notified
that tn ia has been accepted"
Each proposal must be accompanied With =
bond executed by the bidder and two sureties
thousand dollars, conditioned that such bidder
viii. within n days after the acceptance Of pro-
Vclls enter into CONTRACT for the erection OF the
building as above provided.
3-Eaeh proposal must b enclosed in a seal
envelope. and addressed. James A. Case, Chair
man of the Board Of Supervisors, Alpena Mich"
and endorsed on end OF envelope, Proposals for
Court House"
f-The Board of Supervisors Of said Alpens
county. receives the right % reject any and al
tiIs AMI no biz or proposal viii be considered
unless tie foregoing conditions are complied with.
Plaus. trlw.n-s. and Specifications may he seen
AZ the office OF ". II. johnson. County Clerk. Al
peua. Mich. and also at the Office of A Z. French,
architect. Detroit, Mich.
ny orleg Of the Board Of Supervisors, Alpena
JAMES A. CASE,
Chairman.
W. II. JOHNSON.
Clerk.
Dated Nov. =, 1873. "a.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-12-24

A little girl was, for the first
time in her life, TO attend funeral
as she was being dressed, she lifted
from the drawer q darked brown
sash aud asked; Wouldn't this
be good to wear! II is kind Of
coffin eolored."
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pRo3ArE ORDER.

state 0f Michigan, County Of Aircua--ss
A. Session Il tl= 7s-e CONT, tlr Che 'ouu-
y q Agsna, hollen a- -ls PROBATE 5li--. il ti-e
ci-y 90 Are1-- on Mr-iE-, tl= ,-h i1yot I'-ceu'-
ter n the y-lE one .LJuss.ld e-ghi El-n-rsi anl
sgVautv-lr1e.
Frez.at. Ju.i-ou 2. Il,mss. ia lge q rrotr.s.
In -he matter oith -l-l u A--E1E.-r h -l..1-,
lss.i-si-
u- ,el.fi-g All Elir, -hs reiii.0a. duly vs-l.sI
q ILlu-l- EzEy0. -..llt0- ot tks estate ut
AI=Vr-i-r k=culn. Lalgs-al. rravi--. el.cl-
other -lil-s therein % --.i, tllt be- ~ -1ea az
sC--1- ~ SAL estate my b. L-eI-gl Orb ,ll Gle
real estate 1t e1-l ssr-1 % ply l-lts All -z-
-s-s.s % .he liuIiuls -.lz.
Itarr--o-. q q %. -i -hlt N--f1v. ~ 18th
Gay 81 Jl-uFrT i-.'t ~ C'-f.-x i1 tis t1-z-11l
D. I--cc tlt the h-trIl- % =I.i position. and
tll- the heirs at Ian 20 slsl decreased and al
cthcc rerslls Ll.e-c-- tl In sa1l e-tatc. ere r.
4uirlt o. appear 40 q ---siln cd slil cu-rt. chen
O. BE- aCl.sl aE the Probate Or--s. IN the ci-Y of
A--en1- and show cEEzs- q any there re. rEg The
prayer q the -eslli1-ar sEolld H. he granted F.
All i i frrtt-- crisrei. tat s..i Tstitr1nr give
Il-ie % the u-.zo-s interested IN slil es-t-e II
-he peltelcT % sal r--l-Cr. lE1 tE1 t1.-r.- 2
-lrlC-. % Clr.--- copy % In orlc- 20 lc pub
lIs--st IN -al ALMA N EEzLg mos. p -...ss-
piper p-.nt-d AMI circ-lltsi IN SAIL c1.41tg
q AlPeu.i- t1l- successive weeks, Ersrl5 t0 ---
day q hearing.
JUDsOS y. HOLMES.
s4.--e cs Probate.
a true ecryI 4-EL
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DzoBArE ORDER.

Sca-e % Ni.lirln. e1unty ~ AI7rra.-ss.
AZ -Csslol ct -L- PROBATE gc1rr t-r th- crru-
~ q Alpha. E1'i=n nc the Probate o-5-e IN The
-T.T q ApcuI. 0l Monday. tie sth iiv 81 I.-r-.-
5cr, n tlr year 1us thousand -l--- hlllg-t -1I
. s-vel.y-ul-e-
sssrt.-Tliscu n. Houes. Tuf-s n Probate.
In he natter Of Tie estate OF Ira o.1ls, o.
ee.sse-l.
on rsbline and s-ia,r the roti-i1n lsiT veriss,r.
q George II. -l-.-on, adm r. '.trr.l- ~ -Lr SSH
estate praying -ltr he may BE- licensed OBJ sell hs
real estate tC.1l---- r1raid estate CD rnv Gatts
proved r-alnsc tle sudd estate AM c0srs % az
1lilistrrtH1r-
ThereEpoa &c il oriere,i that N1-ltv. TIE
tl-h day Of January fss0 az zen O'clock IN tle
.Jreuoon- = Essi-nef for the hearing u slul o.
tirou- lni thar the heirs ~ law II sand iacensat
And al Other per-Crs Interested i sriI estate
tre rel uIret o. f--eIf at session % sslf Court
then 70 = L0.aru az the Probate Durp In
the cry 0f AlreIa. a1d show e.lI.se NJ any
rEern Be. Wy tie prayer u TIE reti-iLncr
SHOULD nos b. -ral-ed AMI q l. further ordered.
-lt- sud ps-I-t1rar rive NOTICE % the PERSONS IN
-sres--i i1 s.lil estate. cf the rendaucv u said
g. -i-. sl4 The hsa-il-- thereof By cstusnr aerrv
% fhi- 0ri-r % b. published In the ALPrvA
WEEELT AEFr-, a ncv.rnrer rri1t.d rud cir
stIitrsi IN sail comfy Of Arena FIR fcu- srcres
-iva weeks, rrevl1l. % sail lay 81 hearing
A true ecry-l j. r. HOLMES.
AIE4 Jusige q Probate.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-12-24

A Norwich man who sells onions
is down in the directory as a deal
er ia bulbs.
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Dissolution.

N1-ies 1. hereby given that the firm Of Black
burn n JClHrCwe. Livgrymeu, /, dissolved by mu-
tuI' C1u-aat All bills due said firm will be col
ilC-et by ". y. Blackburn.
c. y. BLACKBURN,
A. JOHNROWE-
Alpa..a. Nov. %. l,-a. 4siwl
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There are only three things you
can get for nothing in this world
air, water aud advice.
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"Hoops are coming round again"
II would be announcement if they
came square.
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ECTECE.

NoIce r. hereby given that 7 viii be AZ my Office,
IN -te township OF t.0nz Rapids on Friday Of
C.cs vi :, during the month Of December. is79,
frr rIe pIrnCEe 81 receiving taxes on the roll Of
this year, OF said township.
JOHN CATHRO, Treasurer,
~ Township Uf Long Rapids.
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ROT CO.

Notice IL hereby given that the tax roll Of the
ei-y III A.re-t, Toy state ald cCalty taxes, for
th- year i'-2, D, c1v il uy hFuds for collection,
ana tll, I vi-l be- in my 0ldce, IN the cry 81 A.
pell, ca Friday OK each week during the month
II Ilce16ey. III, for the rurpcse OF receiving
taxes On SD roll.
ALEX BUCHANAN,
city Treasurer.
A.psu-, Nov. =. is-l. As