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THE UTE WAR.

Gen. Sheridan Disguised With the Do
Nothing Policy-Merritt and Troops
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. New From Gen .
Morrow's Chase.
CHICAGO, Oct. 19.-Gen. Sheridan, yester
day, received o dispatch from Leavenworth
stating that nothing additional had been heard
from Col. Morrow, who is after Victoria's band
of Indians in southern New Mexico. Although
Gen. Sherman has refused to issue rations to
volunteers at Colorado and vicinity, it is be-
lleved that they are in sufficient force to meet
Victoria with success. Morrow has already re-.
ported that he has plenty of men, SO that re-
petition of the White River disaster need not
be feared 'j.E EI.&#at-.' -. -. - Is.
p. RI LITTLE PHIL DIsGUsTED. ..4
WASHINGTON, Oct. l9.-The following dis
patch is published here to-day: Chicago, Oct
ITO Gen. Sherman: Gen. Merritt says in q
dispatch just received that he intends to march
in pursuit of the hostile Indians to Grand
River on the 10Th, and from there to the Un-
campo agency, where he requests supplies to
be sent. Subsequently your dispatch of the
18th was sent him with orders to obey the di-
rectlons therein given, and presume this will
stop him. Your dispatch should have reached
him on the 18th. Gen. Merritt and Gen.
loss to know what to do, and SO am I. There
are 1900 or 1000 men at White River
Their road to the Uncampa Pasgnc agency is
on the main range of the Rocky Mountains
and is very bad and the danger of being caught
by winter snow should be seriously entertained.
We went to the White River agency at the So
licitation Of the Indian bureau whose agent
was murdered and our men killed and wound
ed, and now we are left in the heart of the
mountains with our hands tied and the danger
of being showed in staring us in the face. I
am not easily discouraged but it looks as
though we had been pretty badly sold out in this
business. It is folly to say that the murder
of the agent. and Col. Thornburgh must be
punished. How are they to be punished? Who
| is going to punish them, and how long are the
troops to wait at the agency for it to be done?
l will direct Crook to throw into the agency all
the supplies he possibly can, as the only course
left open. (Signed) -73s~f q. ~ =.
81. p. II. SHERIDAN, Lieutenent General.
Since the receipt of the above dispatch from
Gen. Sheridan, he has been directed by Gen.
Sherman to withdraw the troops
under Gen. Merritt aud order them
to their proper stations, leaving, at the
White river agency only sufficient number Of
men to guard the government property. The
troops now at White river agency belong to the
department of the Platte and will, under this
order, with the exception of those left at the
agency, return to their respective stations in
that department.. A force will be concentrated
at some point on the Southern Ute reservation,
to conduct operations against that tribe.
Should they fail to deliver up the parties en-
gagged in the killing of Major Thornburg, Gen.
Mckenzie, commanding the Fourth cavalry.
will probably be placed in charge of the latter
force. 10 = -. H"h.@ -tnEi.1 ai5 II
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WASHINGTON.
HOUSE RULES.

q. AOOoG AOAG0s
WASHINGTON, Oct. 19.-Speaker Randall
states that the committee charged with re-
vision of the rules, have completed their
task. They have reduced the number of
present rules from one hundred and sixty to
fifty, and have so simplifed them that it
will be in the power of every member of
ordinary capacity to understand them, which
is considerably more than can be said for
the present rules. .... ~' '.."'' "@
'N" RESUMPTION OF REFUNDING.
1t is understood that bill is being pre-
pared for introduction at the opening of
Congress, looking to the immediate resump-
ton of refunding operations. On the 31st
of December, 1880, there falls due Sis, 615,-
900 of six per cent. bonds; on the LIST of
May, 1881, there is redeemable $58, 44O, $50
of five per cent. bonds, and on the 1st of
June, 1881, 1904 1921, $50 of six per cent.
bonds. Of course the holders of these
bonds cannot be forced to surrender them at
any earlier date than that already fixed
by law, but it is believed a bill
can be framed and passed, which will make
it advantageous to the holders of such bonds
to fund them at once. AS the Sis, 615, 900,
due in December, 1880, are payable at the
time, it will be necessary for Congress to
take some action looking to their payment.
THE OHIO ELECTION.
Col. G. Moulton, of Cincinnati, brother
in-law of Secretary Sherman, is here. Speak
ing of the report that Secretary Sherman
is planning to secure seat in the Senate,
says: Now, I do not speak by the Secreta-
rey's authority, nor do I know his wishes on
the subject, but do not really think he
cares for the Senatorship. This is only my
own opinion. however. Col. Moulton as
scribes Ewing's defeat to his financial theo-
RES, which, in view of the general prosper
ity, not only in Ohio, but all over the coun-
try, could not be defended on the stump.
He says the people of Ohio have faith in re-
sumption, and believe with Secretary Sher-
man that it has come to stay.
THE INDIANS MUST GO.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 19.-Inspector w. J. Pol
lock telegraphs to the commissioner of Indian
affairs from Denver, Colorado: The Governor
and leading citizens here unanimously affirm
that the Indians must he removed from the
STAGE or eXterminated by the State if not by
federal forces. Confidence, they say, can never
be restored, and it is only a question whether
the result be obtained at once or by slow and
tedious warfare.
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ARMY PAY.

An Increase to Nom Commissioned Onicers
Recommended.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 2O.-In the forthcom
ing annual report of the psymaster general
the policy of increasing the pay Of the
principal non commissioned officers will he
strongly advocated, as will also proposition
to pay brevet officers, under certain circnm.
stances pay Of the rank to which they NAV be
breyeted. The subject of .bounties due COL
ored soldiers will be treated at considerahla
length. The receipts of the department for
the fiscal year was $15. 358, 600; disburse.
ments $12,7oo 600; balance on hand 90
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escorted the President to carriage, and
Mrs. Melbourne, at whose house the Presi-
dent and wife will be entertained during
their stay, took charge of the first lady Of
the land. The procession then moved to-
ward the city. Tonight the President and
wife will be the guests of Judge Jones. A
reception will be given at z O'Clock. A large
number Of people were on the street to vel
come the President. He was frequently
cheered along the line of march.
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Railroad hIagnates =.

MILWAUKEE, Oct. 1S.-Gardner r. Colby,
New York, Chas. L. Harding, Boston, and
other capitalists interested in the Wisconsin
Central railroad, arrived here in q special
car to-day. The gentlemen are accompanied
by number of friends from Orange, N. j.
The party leave here tomorrow night for
Ashland and return Wednesday.
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The Tra,,n;ps.

New York, Oct. 1S.-The S4-hour walk
ing match closed tonight, in the presence of
q small audience. The score stood: Fitz-
gerald, 81; Colston, $40; Campana, 1868:
Waters, 1913; Dufrane, 1926. -.
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Base hall on the Stone.

BAN Francisco, Oct. 19.-At Oakland base
ball grounds to-day the Chicagos defeated the
Oalifornians, Is to o. AT Recreation grounds,
this city. the EOinoinnatis defeated the Hop
Bitter. Of Rochester, g to4. ssB
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Obituary,

AUGUSTA, Oct. 1S.-HoD. S. A. Corker, a
lawyer and former member Of
Congress, died to-day of paralysis. ,.@
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Lots Of Specie

New YoRK, Oct. 1s.-The steamship
Oder from Europe brought $4,000 in
specie.
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The Chinese Must Ga

SAN FhAsusoo, Oct. 10. omoial returns .,
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-10-15
Harvest Festival Service.

Last Sunday evening a harvest
festival service was held at Trinity
Church for the benefit of the Sun.
day School children. The alta,
was neatly and appropriately de-
corated with sheaves of grain
fruits and vegetables. After the
opening services by the Rev. Mr.
Brass, the Superintendent, j. c.
Comfort, addressed the children on
the subject of the evenings ser.
vices, and also stated for the ben.
efit of the parents and others who
were interested in the Sunday
School, that the finances of the
school were in an healthy condi-
ton, and extended an earnest in
vitation, on behalf of the teachers
and scholars, to parents and other
persons as could find it convenient,
to remain after the regular morn
ing services and witness the Sun
day School exercises.
The different classes were then
called up, one by one, and repeat
ed the text of their class-each
class bearing an appropriate en-
blem in the shape of sheaf of
grain or by fruits and vegetables.
When each class had repeated it's
text, the members were addressed
by Rev. Brass, who took the text
of the class for the subject of his
remarks, striving admirably to i'm
press on the minds Of the children
something that would be useful and
beneficial to them in after life. The
class then presented its emblem or
gift offering, and returned to their
seats, to be followed by another un-
til all the classes had presented
their offerings.
When the Cleaners, each with a
handful of gleanings, came to offer
their gifts, Mr. Brass explained to
them what was meant by cleaning,
and then advised them to contin-
ually keep cleaning up the good
things about them, a little here.
and a little there, and by and by
they would have a large bundle of
good works and ideas, that would
be invaluable to them and would
be priceless.
The church was we'll filed with
people and children, and Trinity
choir assisted very much to make
he services still more pleasant by
their well rendered sacred hymns
md psalms. IT,
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GOdcy's Lady's Book for No
vcmber

Is full Of interest for the home circles
where 1t Is an ever welcome guest. In
every department Is shown the constant
effort to improve. The steel plate Is one
of Darley's best scenes, "Shooting for the
Thanksgiving Turkey" Ladies must feel
satisfied with the great variety of fashion
matter from which to select toilets for
the autumn, for there are patterns given
for every garment needed In the ward
robe OF lady of taste. The Diagram
Pattern Of an Ulster for Little Girl
will be a treasure to mothers now that
the cold days necessitate wrap for a
child. The Girls In the Rosebud garden
are taken away nom the pretty home
familiar to the reader of this charming
serial, and the anthor invites them to
cross the ocean to meet some of her
heroines. There Is a charming Thanks
giving story, Little Red Riding Hood"
and most exquisite poem. 1.-THE Lee
gend of the Lily" with other stories and
poems of great merit. In the work de-
partment, the pages devoted to little
people, the housekeeping columns,
the architectural picture, the home
adornment, indeed, on every page of this
ever popular magazine will be found the
most attractive reading and useful hints
Send 20 cents to the Publishers of
Godey's Lady's. Book, Philadelphia, Pa,
for . sample copy. and you will get the
worth OF your money.
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THEIR TELEPHONE.
How IL Is Done.

The first object in the life with thu
American people Is to "get rich; TIN
second, how 20 regain good health. Th'
first can be obtained by energy, honesty
and saving the second, (good healthy by
using Green's August Flower. Should
you be dispondent sufferer from any o
the effects of Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint
Indigestion, &c, such as Sick Headache
Palptatlon of the Heart, Sour Stomach
Habitual Costiveness, Dizziness OF the
Head, Nervous Prostitution, Low Spirits
&c, you need not suffer another day
Two doses of August Fower will relieve
You at once. Sample Bottles 10 cents
Regular size IS cents. positively sold
by all flrst-class Druggists In the u. 8.
400
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Clearances, Lumber, Etc.

The vessels clearing from Alpena
to other ports, with their cargoes
for the week ending October 18th
are as follows:
Schooner ii. ID. Root, $4,000
lath, for Toledo, shipped by Fol.
kerts Il Brebner. Schooner Min
ME Davis, 10000 feet of lumber,
for Cleveland, shipped by Geo. II.
Prentiss. Propeller st. Paul, 120,-
600 feet of lumber, shipped by A.
F. Fletcher IL Co.; 100000 shin
giles, shipped by Bewick, Comstocls
and Co.; 100000 shingles, shipped
by Warner q Davis, and 70 cords
of pailbolts, for Cleveland. Steam
barge Westford, 100000 feet of
lumber, for Erie, shipped by J. S.
Minor. Schooner La Petite, 2OO,-
600 feet of lumber, for Vermillion,
shipped by F. w. Gilchrist. Steam
barge Ontonagon, 100000 feet of
lumber, and 100000 lath, for Cleve-
land, shipped by Geo. H. Prentiss.
Scow Mona, $4,000 feet of lumber,
for Monroe, shipped by w. II. &
E. X. Potter. Scow Alvina, $685.
900 lath, for Toledo, shipped by
Folkerts 81 Brebner. Steam barge
Oscoda, 100000 feet Of lumber, for
Cleveland, shipped by A. Pack &
Co.
The tunnage of the above YES.
sells and steam crafts is 2,732 tons
and the combined crews number
81 men.
The total shipments by vessels
clearing, for the week ending Oc-
tober, 18th, is 1,541,000 feet of
lumber, 1,26s,O00 pieces Of lath,
100000 shingles, and 20 cords Of
pailbolts.
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One of the sweetest songs we have
heard this many day, is entitled We
Shall Meet all The Little Ones There.
Words and music by Will l.. Thomp-
son, East liverpool, Ohio. Although
all our little ones are graciously spared
IN the editorial home, we must confess
90 breaking down In, tears. when, try
Ing TO sing these touching words. ~
The song Is an inspiration OF comfort,
surely, to all whose homes have been In
Yadcd by death. IL Is one of the few
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Dealingl In Earth.

The following transfers of real estate have been
recorded in the Registers office, from Oct LIST tc
Oct. lath
AP McMaster to c w Richardson, n W of n ,
and Q of n W, "a, %, G, 1920.
State to w II Marston, of 8 W and W of S e.
"a, 80, G.
Alex Mcdonald to W MmMaster, s of s Q, 81
| 32, S, $500
IN Fletcher to 8 A L Warner, part of block s
city, $780,.
SAL Warner to W McNaster, part of black 8,
city, 1900
G Vessel to A vessel, of n G, 2, 81, 3. $500.
State to Farries, n of W and of S e, 35.
81, 1.
Fcnsome to Farrier, yi W and n W of $
e, 80, 81, 4, s?o0.
IL Varty to L Carpenter, of n e, 80, 81 7,
5000.
@ Des Roster to L Carpenter, n of n and n
of n G, 80, 81, I, $3.50.
ID j Wright to Pack & Co., n of n and of
n W, 10, 81, :, $50.
Paeston & Harper to Bewick, Comstock & Co., n
e. OF W, %. and g of 5 W, IS, 20, 2, $3.50.
Betsy Fitzpatrick to Churchill, lot 10, block
IL, Hitchcock addition, city, $2si.
CIV Richardson to Churchill, lot Is, block
II, Hitchcock addition, city, s325.
CIV Richardson to @ Burton, about 200 acres In
80, 81, 8, q, 900.
L Carpenter to NJ Clark, n, n e 20, 81, = $3.50.
w Richardson 10 j Gordon, n W of n ". f6. 81.
I, ESQ. boz,
State to r Bates, Of n W, IL, 81, 4.
Elizabeth Brownlaw to Emma Watson, ~ acre
in 90, 81, 8, 900.
Lewis Hopper to Samantha Case, lot 1, Is,
80, s, $500.
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The imports during the week
were 5000 bushels of oats, by
schooner La Petite, and a large
amount of general merchandise for
various parties.
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III. a "a WEEK in your own town, and no
" IL H. capital rsked You can give the
Ahuk business q trial without expense The
eJVEVE best opportunity ever offered for those
n " willing 70 work. You should try
nothing else until you see for your
sen sen what you can 90 at the business we offer
no room 10 explain here. You can devote all
yo1r uIne OF only your epare time 90 the business,
ana make great pay for every hour that ven
Nork' women make as fnuGh as men. Send for
speGlai private terms and particulars, which we
man iree' % outht free. Don't complain of
hard times while you have such a chance. Al
dress H. HALLETT q CO., Portland, Me. 420yl
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

EPISC0PAL-Rev. r. Brass. Services IN
Trinity Church, ON Washington avenue, every
Sunday morning and evening"
BAPIlSF-ltey. r.. l.. Little. Services in So
eietys Church, ON Third street, every Sabbath
morning and evening
CArHOLIC-Rev. X. +. DOMAIN. Services In
the Catholic Church, on Chisholm street, every
sunday at $50 A. M, 1880 A. M, and at p. NJ.
~ espers- evening service. Sermon In English at
lO,30; in French at 1870. 81 II
e. C0NGRE8A fI0NAL--Rev. A. W. Westeate.
Services in the Society's Church, on Second street
every sabbath morning and evening.
SMETHODtsT-Rev. j. w Campbell. Services
m Soeiety's Church. on Dock street, every Sab
bath morning and evening
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-10-15

E. 0. Avery, of Alpena, will oper-
ate on the Ocqueoc river this sea-
son, and. has already applied for
warehouse room at Rogers City.
Look out for busy winter. We
hear Of several lumber camps to
be started in this county, and q
larger amount Of cord wood, also
cedar and Norway ties, &C., than
have ever been gotten out before,
will be brought to shore this win
ter.-Presque Isle Advance.
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loFFIcTAL.l
Board of Edncafinn.

The Board of Education of the cit,
of Alpena met in regular session at tn,
Secretary's Office, on Wednesday even
ing, October 9Th, 1879, and was called
to order at 7:30 o'clock by the Presi
dent.
PREsENT.--W. II. Potter, President
Al r. Mcdonald, Secretary, and Trustee.
D'Aigle, Harshaw, Maltz, McRae, and
Wall.
Journal Of session held September 10th
1879, read and approved.
BILLS.
The following bills were allowed and
warrants ordered drawn for the pay.
ment of the same, TO wit:
II. Hathaway, encyclopedias, soleo
Van Antwerp, Brag a Co., sundries, s5n5
w. A. olmstead, sundries, $50
ALPENA WEEKLY ARous, proccodings etc, 81 OF
Book agent, Events of Past Century, $50
Y. 5. Dewey, registers, o 90
Mrs. II. Godfrey, cleaning school house, 500
Turnbull 4 Mcdonald. legal services, 65OO
Z. w. Richardson, window shades, 1920
Record, 900
RESOLUTIONS.
BY Mr.. Maftz, that the published pro-
ceedings be made as short as possible
hereafter. Carried.
BY Mr.. Harshaw, that the schools be
closed on Friday, the 10th, inst, to en-
able teachers and scholars to attend the
county fair. Carried.
BY Mr.. Harshaw, that the Library
COMMITTEES report at the next meeting OF
this Board, such books as are requlr-
cd for the library. Motion carried.
BY Mr.. Maltz, that Board adjourn.
Carried.
w. ii. POTTER,
President.
A. II. MCDONALD,
Secretary.
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Weekly Weather Report.

War Dept, Signal Corps, U. 8. Army.
Division of kilograms and Reports for the benefit
of Commerce and Agriculture.
METEOROLOGICAL RECORD.
Condensed from observations taken at the U.
S. Signal Office, Alrena, Mich, for the week end
ing Oct. 10, 1879.
North Latitude, As deg, o min.
West Longitude, SO dog, % min.
Elevation of ground above sea level, 1919 feet
Alpena local time is twenty-six t26l minutes
slower than Washington city time.
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We learn that a woman named
Burger living an the north side of
the river, died quite suddenly
Monday morning, and the same
day her little son was taken serious
ly i'll with diphthcria.
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g. N. Blackburn shot deer near
the Catholic Cemetery last Satur-
day morning.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-10-15

Augustus Vent lost the two fore
fingers and thumb of the left hand
by saw, at the Butterfeld &
Cradle mill last Wednesday, and
DR.. Maiden dressed the wound.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-10-15

The reported finding Of the
wreck Of the schooner Kate l..
Bruce, off Thunder Bay Island, is
to be Investigated.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-10-15

j. E. Field and wife, who have
been to Detroit, returned home
Monday morning.
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Judging from the amount of
goods that our merchants are al
ready putting in for the winter,
we are naturally led to believe that
they anticipate a good business.
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compositions which will live for genera
ton. To all lovers of music, we say
send 40 cents to the author and bless
the household by a copy OF this gen.
Methodist Recorder.
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The German Aid Society Of this
city viii give hop at the German
Hall, on Thursday evening Of this
week. Bill fifty cents.
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c. r. Hawley & Co. continue to take
the lead In the sale OF first class goods
at the lowest prices. Quick sale and
small profits.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-10-15

Quite q number of our lumber
men have already gone to the
woods to prepare for the winters
work.
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The game of base ball on Friday
afternoon, took place on Victoria
Square, opposite the Jail, and re-
suited in score of II for the Nep-
tunes, and 6 for the Juniors.
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The exhibitors who had produce
on exhibition at the fair last week,
and who were winners of the ARGUS
for either one or two years, will
please remember that one of the
conditions specified when these
prizes were offered was that we
were to receive tho produce in
each instance SO bring on the
necessity amount of produce to
fulfill the contract, if you want the
ARGUS.
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M. NAA A MONTH guaranteed. s12 q
VI Jill day at home made by the ind ustri-
NUtOus. Capital not required We
eD .uUvVwill start you. Men, women, boys
n OOOand girls make money faster at
m :. work for us thgn a. anything else.
one can go night at. Thouf who are wise who see
tins notice will send "a tteit addresses at once
ana see for themselves. C6sty 6utft and terms
free. Now il the time Those alreadv AZ worL
are laying up large sums Of money. Address
ihOI W. Augusta, Maine. 420yl
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Geo. Masters & Co. opened their
new boot and shoe store in the
Mcdonald block, on Monday.
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The meeting of the Veteran AS
ISOLATION, which was to take place
on Friday evening last, has been
postponed till Friday evening, Oct.
81, at the Armony.
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Our genial friend, Henry Bolton,
of the firm of Bolton & McRae,
has our hearty thanks for hind
quarter of delicious venison, a por-
ton of the result of his few DAYS
in the woods at Hubbard Lake last
waal
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DO Not he Deceived.

CAUTIoN.-Do not let any druggist
palm off any medicine on you In place
ofllllPs Compound Extract of Buchu ind
Cubebs, for there Is nothing equal to II
that can take Its place. Ask for It, and
take no other.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-10-15

II. r. and w. M. Gordon have
opened their new saloon in the
Luce block.
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Donald McRae starts for Chicago
to-day, for the purpose of buying
goods for the winter supply.