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DRODHEAD e. CO..
p EMOVAL OF
MOLLY
DRY GOODS STORE,

About the 10th Of January will remove from my
present stand to the
Northwest Corner Of Pa. ace. and Hin st,
Until that time will offer extraordinary induce.
meots to purchasers of Dry Goods AS / wish To
open my new store with an entire new stock no rea
sonable offer viii be refused for any goods now on
CONE LLY'S,
jan3.tf 6OS NiufL a,
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tne 10Th OF each month, contains complete list Of
gu the houses have for rent together with reports
concerning the condition of the real estate market
throughout the country. Gall snd get copy
FOE RENT
NEAR THIRTEENTH STREET CIRCLE,
A new l0-room RESIDENCE, with Mansard roof
and every modern convenience.
Also i'll the most desirable portion of the
WEST END,
An Elegant 12room DWELLING, with every i'm
proyelnent, and large Brick Stable $500
FOR SALE
Handsome 12room RESIDENCE, on L street
NV, near vermont avenue contains all modern
improvements and built in most substantial man
uer. A
20X12O. ' ~ A' A1o'
Several Magnificent Building LOTS. on Vermont
avenue, between Mcpherson Square and 14th-street
Two Entire Squares OF GROUND in the north.
western section Of the city; fine opportunity for
extensive building operations "
a Large Tract Of LAND. beautifully situated and
pelng part OF Meridian Hill handsome location
for villa sites. commanding a view of the city viii
be sold at bargain WV ' WAL
THOS J. FISHER CO.,
!alAlr 1913 street nv.
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To Advertisers.

Advertisers are requested to send in their an
nonncements as early in the day possible and in
ali cases before IL O'Clock NJ The insertion in the
same days issue of those reaching the Office after
that hour cannot be assured
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THE CHEAP CASH STORE.
ok FINE DREsS SHIRTs

ok FINE DRESS SHIRTS
- Made to order, Of Wamsutta Muslin sud Extra
fine Linen bosoms, for 81. so; ready to put on.
Finest DRESS SHIRTS made to order IN tn.
most elegant manner for 50 %
Our MYSTERY SHIRT, unfinished, at rs cts
bosom, is the cheapest Shirt in the world.
Our Mystery" Shirt at rs cts, unfinished Is a.
.ooa "a any 90 no Shirt ~ the market
Our mystery" Shirt is retailed at Fsctory
WHOLESALE prices and Six Of them is nice Christ
mas Gift,
The GREAT SOUTHERN SHIRT, OPEN FRONT
4 30 cts is made Of tile same material the Mys
terry"
Our 81 Shirt ready to put or, is worth double its
money but We are compelled to reduce Stock at our
FACTORY in Baltimore, as we are about TO build q
large addition thereto. and desire to carry less
Stock whilst the building is in progress.
nov5-tr MEGINNISs', 1909 F. street re.
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The Burlington Harrteye starts 1879 with a
new dress which makes that sprfghtly sheet
dOubly attractive
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FOR SALE.

OIC DdIE.
FOR SALE-A light second hand New York City
IL built COUPE but recently done up,o-
and Is in perfect ORDER; will be sold for XII BdE
$3.50, the owner having no use for it. Can o.
be seen at ROB'T II. GRAHAM'S Carriage Factory,
40 416 9Th st. NV lang .3tA
L'OR SALE-One BAY MARE. years old. very
IL handsome and prompt driver; also, ~
one large BROWN HORSES years old, very ~
ply 622 D St, near 18th st. janS2ts
ENOR SALE-GEAY HORSE and Brewster Side.
Il bar BUGGY. Horse perfectly sound and a.
gentle. Sold for no fauit-owner leaving the NatN
city; Inquire at HUMPHREYS Stables, OZ&&A.
st, between AZ and 9th w. ian7- 3ts
TOR sALE-CHEAP--Ag good, gentle HORSE. free
driver; can be driven by a lady: will ~ -
stand without hitching. W. II. WHEAT IN
LEY, 40 Jefferson St, Georgetown. d2O-tf III
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4r"FnGP srrorn Daily EirrnI.fion orp,.
I7,6oO bring a much r1er bo'sa fde,
regular 0nd permanent circulation than
that at all the other daily papers ia the
city adGIed together
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A. senator Thdrman's letter TO the Sth of
January banqUeters az columbus. Ohio while
recalling the ti1ne-honored principles OF Jack
Sonlan democracy, failed TO refer 10 the main
feature OF he JacksOnian policy. the tight for
hard money. his recital seems TO be open TO the
objection made by Rufus ChOate to the Declara-
ton OF independence that it lis string Of gilt
fering generaltieS'
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The opponents OF q monument TO Andre on
the ground that he was British spy viii do a
neat bit OF strategy by changing tactics and
demanding memorial OF the most expensive
sort. such a monument begun and ief1 unfin-
ished would do perpetual and peculiar diShOl0r
10 Andre. The argument from analogy in this
connection. suggested by the Washington
monument. viii impress itself upon every one.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-06-11

AtrHAA ALMA 'NN - .s-.f 4
PurSutut 70 Adjournment, The ro1rl ~ SUPER
yi-o-s % Alreua county. met no tho o'h'e o. me
County Clerk. a. Q 1'e,'ek A. NJ AMI Wa called
90 order BY the Churulan.
Roll e,Il,.l-rrrsr7t, Supervisors He'ly' Co.
ling. Phelps. Fer.r>rn, Mc>oglly, >aneoru' Fang
born aud Case.
The minutes Of tire ll.s rrecslins m e'ias were
real au,i approved
The COMMITTEES On vhou was referred TIE bill
" wu,. O'Couuor Tor s,7o, rerorted in favor Of
allowing the sam
ON action Of : r-s-visor Golinr the report WIS
t-r,rtel sal ths cc-mittse discharged ani q
,-sr-uus was orl.rsi drawn on The Treasurer for
-b., tuoun. by rr-c 1s follows Aycs-Hcaly.
Collins. PHELPS. Ferguson, N,Sorley. SauboTn,
rauzb1ru ard Case. N0ss-uoue-
ne committee -r whom WIS rgf,rrcel the bin OF
2 H DYER. reported in favor OF allowing the
slulc AZ s1sjfg.
On motion 1f Supervisor NcSo-lsy, supported
bv S,- -rvisor z r. che rcrort was accepted and
iI5rtcI an -h- --mmi-tec discharged. and o
warrant was ordered Drawn on ,hr Treasurer f7r
-hs ,.tris By vote r. s--'vs: Ayrs-Hsaly. Col
hing. Phelps. Fsr-...r1. " .>or'ey, Sanboru, Pang-
born anil Case. Nr.---ene-
on uo-i1r 90 Supervisor " Sorlcy committee
consisting OF Supervisors N,>or.-y AMI Hcaly,
ana the Crgsac-g-si.. A..c-u-v vr-e appointed 20
o.. ,e--i,n WHIT ls-os. .al hli Ncau male OF 1nos
,r-ecrsl by = us-5rc- q -.g Peace IN this county
t-i -s-o-- nc -La -rv- meeting &c tats loarL
on notion OF Supervisor Sis>gr'ey, after 5Te
frsrcr1-s1u b,il- M. ia t- tls committee ~ the
whole. rhs Chairnt- luI CI.-t % thi- Board AMI
Supervisor lI.-rrev were lT-o.a,c'i - o. commit
-ae Oh receive 7-Ia- AMI Specifications ioE the
bui,.,lr. u a -aE-- House. AL report AZ the next
meeting u This C.a-i.
rhe Chairman I--r.st-l ~ Ways lui Means
Com-zIrtce, Supervisors Tausbo-n, Go.ius and
>I-rCru.
on m1-07. Supervisors Tsr--s1a, Ue1ly 11i
-.u-s we're I--oj1--i a.. c1uu---7e 20 confer
a,-l -.s >Jlr1 EraI -1ziz ..,.r-sr with reference
% -1e rhu1lsr Dr~ ~-l-a Crtl
The tll. OF John Fsr--g-r1 tlr 81 O.. sui John
1Ir-ar-rv FIR sr'.,- were PRES a-el. aud on mo-
-irr ID -17crv--r- .-.-T-. supported ty super
v..-r >iu-crr. r--a ..-.7sl. r1I Warrant, or.er-
..I lrtvn ou -1e r--s1-. f- -fe amounts ne
.-l1E BY vo-s ~ follows. Av-s-H-a.v, Gol-
la-. Phelps, Clss z Ferguson. 1l-soEey, S1u5osn
1a- raa--cru. N0rs--e-A
en- mol1l The 1oarI adjourned 90 meet Juae
t--h. ts-8.
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Bills allowed as recommended and
warrants ordered drawn for the nav
ment OF the same, on motion OF Alder
man Golling.
From Chas. Golling. Chief Engineer
Of the Fire Department. a verbal report.
that himself and hremen who accom-.
PANIED the engine to Harrisville, on Fri.
day evening In response to a call from
the citizens OF that place, had been
handsomely treated by the people OF
Harrisville-the hremen having been
paid two hundred dollars for their Sc.
vices; that he had been requested by
the citizens OF Huntsville to inform the
Council that they would promptly re
sPond to any charges the Council would
determine they should pay for the use OF
the engine; that the engine had done
good service and returned In as good
condition as when Il len. Report &C
ceptei.
Moved BY Alderman Pack, that the
Recorder notify the Hsrrisville author
tiles that the Council had no charge to
make fOF the use Of the engine, and also
assure them that the Council were but too
glad 10 have Il in their power to render
hem assistance-the pcople Of Alpena
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Wednesday, J'me IL, 1879.
Bishop Harris.

Regarding Bishop Harris, who
has Just been elected Bishop of the
Diocese Of Michigan, the Detroit
Free Press says:
The Rev. Samuel Smith HarIi.
was born in Autauga county, Ala
hama. in 1911. HIS father was a
wealthy farmer, and sent his prom
ising son to the University of Ala
bama, he having prepared for Har-
ward College, but choose the Uni
versitv of Alabama because its
course of study was more thorough
in the particular branches he wish
ell to pursue. Young Harris en-
tered the University as a sopho-
more in 1856, and graduated with
honors in 1859, becoming a men,
her Of the Alabama Alpha of the
Phi Beta Kappa. He was the
youngest graduate of his college,
his age being l. years and nine
mouths. He entered the law school
of Chancellor KEYS, and was adj
mitted to the bar in 1860. He
practised in Montgomery, Alabama.
and removed 10 New York City
about the year 1865, where be con-
tiuued in the practice of bis pro-
feSsion several years, winning a
high position as an advocate he
fore the Supreme Court. While
employed at the bar, Welding 10
what had been an early impulse, he
determined 10 enter the ministry
of the church Of which he had
been 4 member from infancy. He
prosecuted bis theological studies
under Bishop Horatio Potter, and
was ordained deacon by Bishop
Miner. February l0;h, 1859, and
preached on the 30th Of June in
the same year. His first charge
was IS successor 70 the Rev. Dr..
Fulton at Columbus, ia, in 1870.
In the same year be was appointed
to the ChrU'aiucy If the Uuiver-
sitv 81 the South in Tennessee, but
declined. In 1871 be became rector
Of Trinity Church, New Orleans,
the largest parish in the South.
In 1873 he spent the year in travel
ing through Europe.
In 1874 be was elected deputy
10 the General Convention. and was
largely instrumental in the solu-
ton of the ritual difficulties so
warmly debated in that body. In
the same wear he received the de-
gree Of d. d. from the College Of
William and Mary, and declined a
call to Cincinnati In 1873 be ac-
cep:ei a call to the parish Of St.
James. Chicago. which church is
mother OF the Northwestern church
es, where he has since remained.
In two years he brought the an
uual income Of the parish mp from
SIS. 600 n SIS O00 and his oorr-a-
CATION is the largest and wealthest
in Chicago.
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amounts. - allowed by vote A. follows Ave-
H,alv. GolTp.,. Phelps. Case, Ferguson, Mcsorley'
Sanborn and Pau-hora- Nos hone.
On motion OF supervisor Mc>oriey the o." "
wm. o'Connr. Vas ret,rred 20 aspte''' o''i'-
mitfce. ewsttuuas supervisors Phelps teFs o'''
and Mcsorley.
ON motion af supervisor Phelps, supervisor
Phslps and III, Nv u.ers appointed as a committee
u report uron the bil, Of ,. II. Dyer
ON motion the Rolrd adjourned until to-a'or-
row morning at nine o'clock.
JAMES A. CASE,
Chairman.
". II. JOHNSON. Clerk.
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Alpena a. a Summer Resort.

As a summer resort Alpena':
mean temperature for 1873 com,
pared favorally with Duluth, Min.
nesota and Marquette, Michigan
and Is much more pleasant thar
al other signal stations in the
United States for the month oi
May. As summer resort Alpe-
mas mean temperature for May,
1874. compares favorably with Du-
lu;h. Minnesota, Ea>tpOrt, Maine,
and Escanaba. Michigan. and as
was the case il May. 1873, it was
very much more pleasant than al
ether signal stations in tie United
States for that mouth.
As 4 summer resort Alpeua's
mean Temperature for Nav. 1875.
compares favorably with PASSPORT,
Maine, Duluth. Minnesota, Escau-
aba, AID Marquette, Michigan, and
also vas much more pleasant du-
ring the month Of May. 1875. than
az ether signal stations in Uncle
Sans domains.
AlPsua's mean temperature as a
summer resort, for 1876. compares
favorably wiih Dulu,h, Minnesota.
Escansba and Marquette, Michi-
gan, and Virginia City .Montaua,and
as usual Is much more pleasant than
al other signal stations for the
month Of May.
As 4 summer resort Alpeua's
mean temperature for May. 1877,
compares favorably with Duluth.
Minnesota. PASSPORT, Maine, Is
canada. Michigan, Milwaukee, Wis
consin, Port Huron. Michigan.
Thatcher Island and Woods Hill.
Massachusetts,, and Of course il
much more pleasant than all other
signal stations in the United States.
As a summer resort Alpena's
mean temperature for May. lS7s,
compares favorably with Duluth,
Minnesota, Escsnaba aud Mar
quette, Michigan. aud Virginia
City. Montana, and compares with
all other signal stations in the
United States; is far ahead OF
them, even those advertised so ex-
pensively and glOwingly as first
class summer resorts.
Now we find in comparing the
mean temperature for May from
1873 TO 1878, period Of six years.
St Is found that Alpena, as a re-
sort for those soferiug from the
oppressive heat aud sleepless nights
Of the summer season in our more
southern and inland cities, towns
snd villages from the too close
AMI sultry atmosphere that breeds
Pestilence and disease among them,
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Board Of Supervisors.
A. r. MCDONALD.
Recorder.
Oticc q tho County CIrrk.
ALFESA, ALrESA CorvrV. MICS.

Oticc q tho County Cis-k. :
ALFESA, ALrENA CorNrv MICS.
June g A. n. ~
Pursuant 70 a eAll and ;hs usual notice given.
the Board Of Supervisors Il Alpena county. met
~ the otsec % the County Clerk. NJ 20 o'clock A.
NJ, and WAS called 70 order By the chairman.
Roll ealled,- The following members were pres
sut: FirSt Ward. city Of Alpsna. Charles Goi-
ling; SecOui Ward. city Of Alpeaa. Joseph F.
Hsaly; Third Ward. city Of Alpsna. William II.
Phelps; Township Of Alpsna, James A. Case
Township a Long Rapids. John Ferguson ;
Township % Wilson. John McSorlsy: Township
% o-zineke. William II. sanboru Comptroller.
city Of AlPsuA, Samuel Il. Pansborn
On notion Of Supervisor Phelps. supported bv
Supervisor Par-born. James A. Case was elected
Chairman for ihe ensuing year.
The same order Of business adopted last year
ras adopted for the ensuing year.
The minutes Of the last preceding meeting
we're rad and approved.
The Chairman appointed a. a committee on
claims and accounts Supervisors HsAly, Sanborn
and PtuEboru.
Several bells were presented and were referred
70 The Committee on Claims and Accounts:
To the Honorable Board Of Supervisors Of Al
Peua county.
GESrLENES Your committee 20 whom vas
referred the several bulls against this county.
vOah respectfully recommend that they d al
loved a. follows:
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while here, in Alpena, the cheer
ful inhabitants and lucky pleasure
seekers who may have CHANGED to
remain here for few weeks, are
luxuriating in cool and bracing
breezes from the beautiful bay that
lies so prettily and with such cheer
ful surrounding in crescent shape
formed by the extension Of the
north and south points Of upper
Michigan into the body of Lake
Huron. This pleasant bay is stud
ded with picturesque islands carpet
ed hy the beautiful green Of natures
grasses, where can he enjoyed du-
ring the hottest DAYS, the most
pleasant time imaginable; no dust /;
no Mosquitoes, or heat enough to
produce Precipitation.
We find there is not on an aver
age Of the last FIVE years for the
month of May, five places repre-
sented by the signal corps, that is
any more pleasant than the beau
tiful little city of Alpena, and we
might say that Alpena, Duluth and
Marquette, Judging from the mean
temperature for May for the past
five years, represents more the
ideal Of a summer resort than all
the SaratoSa's, Long Branches, or
Cape Mays that could ever be dis
covered. With capital, energy.
and perseverance, Alpeua could be
made the finest summer resort in
the upper lake region, for with the
mineral spring revived and good
roads to several of the inland lakes,
Alpena would bow her head TO none
Of the now popular summer resorts
so extensive and thoroughly adj
vertised as good many are at pre-
sent.
The following IS the comparison
Of the wind. weather, temperature.
etc. for the month Of May from
1873 TO 1879 inclusive:
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Board OF Review.

For the purpose of cNmining the assessment
r,l for az city II Apcna for the year ls'9, cor
r.,finr any errors found therein, on cause shownl
r,4lurinr cgualizu- or increasing the valuation OF
ann AMI an property found in said roll ana .'aa-
ing thereto any taxable property pa sal ,l'l nat
tho noarl OF Review ot sad city. viii meet ahu
h, In session nc the Common Council fooh, ~ " "
Donald, hook. on second street, on the Inn -yln
anil -l.t DAYS Of June, nom y NJ; 70 II u "''s
tinle IN rrrS,u, desiring % 10 - may examine ls
pr har assessment on said roll. and may -hoN
,,u.,. n any. Why the valuation thereof Shout"
roitnaS, whereof. and Nv order Of the Com
mon council. We have h,raunt0 set our hands Al
I'M. city Of Alpena, the 5ist day OF May \. D.
Zee WI. POTTER,
Mayor.
4. L. McDoNLo, ,os
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Gfl;.lEz7Z:.S5 IEss5E;ySs5
Efi.Sa sQGIS 81. s,cyeSsSl
ISL. East Larnsd 81. Detroit. Mich

seminal weakness. VimTlss and irnpurp blo..i.
lns. q energy. distresslu-- uight EMISSIONS ara
the many vital evils resulting from esrlv error
and eNrt~>rs " hieh n neslsc;sd cui IN premature
decline, Treated with unparalleled sucre-s on en-
tirely new rrincipics. enectirg cures m a. many
days a. required weeks. and slrnetimss runnths
under oil nau-cating aud DANGEROUS remedies
~lreati, on Debility, ami list of questions sent
IN plain sealed euveloue on receirt q two scent
STAMPS. r. Treatment ty corruspoudeuos a
speciality. snlufg
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lOFFTCIAI-
Council Proceedings.

The Common Council OF the city OF
Alpena met in the Council Room. on Mon
day evening. June end 1872, and was
called to order at go o'clock by the
Mavor.
PREsESr.-Wm. II. Potter, Mayor :
\. r Mcdonald. Recorierand Aldermen
Brown, GOlling, Gebhardt, Pack aud
Phelps.
Journal OF sessions held May 3Oth.
and May 3lst, 1872, read corrected and
approved.
REPORTS OF OFFICERS.
Comptroller, recommending the pay
meut OF the following bills:
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Coal!

7 have pl toes r- i-s---. lss Chestnut Conf CON-
l-- t-- u Bu-i.tH. t-f Wa. .aT 40 $50 r,- ton
[ lava ~ lt -,....~ f-r i--l1-. that you
Nl-- know lI,5 Trl- yea --r-
igEt MARK BEDFORD.
Examination of teachers.
The aa1ull sxlr.ul-i1n n rtuirIt.cs OR po~-
I-ln0s - tauchsr 1 --e rIhr -chrC-. ~ this "a -.
wll b. led lr rrz Cent ri ~,Hrtl tui.dir- oI
-l-l- by. -ls Ssh lag u T-.s. ,,-g, c.Lll. u-iu-
40 q .-.0, 4 a. 20.
BY 5r-.ar q d.. Beard q E.Ic-a.tru.
A. T. NcuJNALD, Scc'v.
AIpela, May D, I,11. 46v7
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I n. r Carr. driving two spiles, SEQ So
T John Rulley. doctcriug horse, 1000 10
Mrs. q Brien, washing for engine
W ]. edwards work on bridge. 1870 I6ei
NY T2.4 S:.r, :, r,..,.r 500 5 .S55
John e. chisholm, - days work 80 so
on streets, sN'" -"
/ Bills allowed as recommended and
warrants ordered drawn for the pay
meut OF the same, on motion OF Alder
man Gebharyit.
From Committee on Streets and Sew
ers. Alderman Golling, on behalf o;
the Committee on Streets and Sewers.
reported that the parties laying water
pipes on Fletcher street had cut through
one OF the city sewers almost destroying
the efficiency OF the sewer.
Moved BY Alderman Pack. that the
Marshal be and i hereby directed to So
that the sub-contractor OF the Alpcua
City Water Company repair At once the
sewer on Fletcher street cut by him %
lay water pipes. Carried uuauimcuSly.
REPORTS or SPECIAL COMMITTEES.
Aldermen Brown and Phelps, special
committee appointed 20 determine and
report on the ACCESSIBILITY OF erecting
new bridge at section Is, made , vcrba,
report recommending that steps be taScn
At once for the construction % said
bridge.
On motion the report WAS accepted.
concurred in, and said committee in
>tructed to submit plans aud spec.hca-
tions AZ next meeting.
Special committee on locating by
irants in Third ward, made a Report
which was accepted aud ordered placed
on file.
LIQUOR BONDS
The following liquor dealers pre-
sented their bonds which were approved.
20 wit.
Barney Ro<<eau, sureties John Coll
ins and 4. Liens.
Patrick NcDade, sureties Robert Ray
burn and Thomas NcGinn.
Bolton & McRIe, sUreties Geo. Rich
ar,lsou aud Thomas Jermin-
MOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS.
By Alderman Golling that the bridge
tender be and Is hereby appointed sre-
cial policeman without extra compen-
<ation. Ayes-Browu, G1IlinG, Geh-
harlt. Pack and Phelps. Nlys-None.
Carried.
BY Alderman Phelps, that the Street
Commissioner be and i hereby instruct
ell 70 make the necessary repairs on
Dock street up to Trowbridge track
Carried.
By Alderman Packthat the City After
ney be and Is hereby directed 10 submit
TO this Council at It's next meeting. an
ordinance requiring al public billiard
rooms, bowling alleys and places where
public soda fountains are kept. TO Close
at eleven o'clock p. VI, and also provid-
ing that drug stores shall not on sunday
sell anything except drugs. Motion
carried.
On motion OF Alderman Pack The
Council adjourned.
WI POTTER,
President.
A. R. MCDONALD.
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On motiun % Supervisor McSoriey. supported
By supervisor Phelps The report % the conmitssc
v-s secspsed and adoptcd. and warrants usre or
dered drawn On the TreasurVr for the several
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Eminent Dr.. H. R. Walton,

Co,leu's Iicbi-'s Liquid Extract ~ Reef and
Tonic invizurator. l. Ao' excellent PREPARATION.
II j. par excellence. Superior 20 Cod Liver OH or
HIM. ever usel IN wasted or iuI Hirtl c0ns'-
-Itiou an an eX.alant preventive ~ mll1rifl
Ii.cl-c.. T. II. uiucEm1a q son, Druggist
AGENTS.. Detroit.
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having learned from one or two sad ex-
pcrlences TO sympathize with their neigh
bors when fighting fires. Carried unan-
imously.
REPORTS or STANDING COMMITTEES.
WAYS and Means, recommending the
payment of the following bills:
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-06-11

The prevailing wind for the
month Of May for the years 1878
to 1879 inclusive, will be found TO
be generally from the southeast as
follows:
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-06-11

MAN rENrERNrrRE-
Fer May. is-3 Is % degrees.
For MAY. ls-4, = - degrees,
For Nav. ISIS. = q : ie-rese.
For May l'-i, j i-.5 degrees.
For May. lS-7. Is SO degrees.
Fer May. ls7s. i ga.3 degrees.
For May, ls7g, Is ST. degrees.
The following shows the maxim
um temperature for May from 1874
10 1879 inclusive:
ETGHEsr rENfFEaArrRE.
For May. is-i. i 81 DEGREES.
Fer MAY, is-5, j. = degrees.
For May, ISIS, : - degrees.
For Nav. 49,. : 50 ievrre-.
For NAY. l'-s. = = degrees.
For May ls-s. : u degrees.
The minimum temperature for
the years from 1874 to 1879 is as
follows:
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-06-11

FEEvArLrSs VIVID.
Fc- NAY. Isl. vs. southeast
Fcr Nay. is-4. v1s northwest.
F'- Nay, is-T. vas southeast.
For Nay 1s-s, vss southeast.
Fc- Nay. -. -ks southeast.
Fer May, is-s, v,s northwest
Fer Nay. is-s. Vas southeast.
JAMES A. BARwICK,
Serg't Sig. Corps, L. S. A.