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EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL.

LIVERPOOL July els r. NJ.
Cotton-hc sales of the day inc uded 400 bales Amer
Futures frmer buyers at the last quotations.
uplands low middng clause. July and August delivery
TENDER deliver i532d.: also 716d. also l532d
uplands low mddlng clause September and October de-
livery cid uplands low middlIng clause October and
November delivery 6d uplands low middliug clause,
November and December delivery ~ 3D.
Provsons-Cheese 33s 3D. per cwt for the best grades
of American.
Produce.-Turpentine. DIS. Sd. per cwt
LONDON, July 2l-4 80 p. VI.
Produce.-Linsesd cake fs fs 5s. per ton. Linseed
oil, Ell los per ton.
LIVERPOOL July 81 1879
Pork-Prime mess Western. dull nj sos. do. Eastern.
dnll f6s. Observation-Disclosures cut. dull at PCS 3D.
short dull rs; short clear dull at lbs Cd long
Shoulders dull Dos I'd. Beef-Inda in the
steady SOS prime none in the
market. Lard-Prme Western. dull at 3ls. I'd. Taow-
Prime dull at Sis Turpentine spirits steady at 23
Rosn-Common hrmer at A.. Sd fine hrmer at lis. sd.
CheeseAmercan choice hrmer at 3fs. Lnrd oilDull ut
No. steady I'd do No. steady at 81. Id. do
Western winter steady at 9s Id do do southern winter
steady at 9s. Cd Corn-Mixed steady At is. Sgd
do do old steady Is Sd Cottonseed oilYellow Amer
steady Dos Rosin-Common at London steady AT
Is I'D. TurpentineSpirits London steady at 2s 3D.
Wheat-Weekly reccspts-From Atlantic ports "a. 7JQ
quarters: Pacific ports $50 do. other sourcea
Z, $50 do. Corn-Receipts-3l,OO 900 quarters.
FINANCIAL.
PARIS. July 81. 1879
Exchange London, psf. Sic. for checks.
LONDON July 2f-4 80 +. ".
Erie Railway shares. 2sss New Jersey Central censola
102 Erie second do. 79,; Illinois Central So Silver
quoted to-day ut 81 Died per ounce.
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Closing quotations were as follows

lowing prices officially reported:-Gould Curry.
10; Savage, 1917; Chollar, 60; Ophir. SO; Hale &
Norcross. IA; Crown Point, AZ; Yellow Jacket Il;
Belcher, AZ Imperial. 49, Virginia Consolidated.
AZ; California, AZ Best Belcher Tx Union Con-
soldated. 80; Alpha 25; Sierra Nevada 80; Mexican.
23L Silver HILL 11S; Justice. Az Julia. 3H Utah.
1871 Alta. 6z; Bodie. 16H Bechtcl. IA; Tioga, Al;
Independence. 2as; Bulwer. Z; Mono. 91a; CONSOLE
dated Pacific ~; Potosi 47s Exchequer OK; Mon
mouth, 1871.
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In state bonds North Carolina skies, issued to
North Carolina Railroad January and July, sold at
100 109k. Tennessee sold at 31H.
Railroad bonds active and strong. c., @. and
I. O. frsts sold up to 75; do seconds rose to -.
Lehigh and wilkesbarre consolidated assentcd adj
vanccd 1. to 76; do. incomes ~. to 5sA st. Louis
and San Francisco, class b. a. to as and do, class @.
IL, to Az. Erie consolidated seconds were active
at II tn. and do. funded hves at 1873 7G. Kan
and Texas consolidated assentcd fell of to 70s.
Foreign exchanges In this market weak fol-
lowing are the ratcs:-
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Inc sales at the Board amounted to upward of
10000 shares. including st Paul. % 100; do.
ferred GO9s Northwest 24.500 do. preferred. 500;
st. Louis, Kansas City and Northern. 5000; do pre-
ferred. 1880; Delaware and Lackawanna. 1880;
Lake Shore. $3.50; indianapolis, Cincinnati and
Louisville. 1905; Louisville and Nashville, 5.4s5;
New Jersey Central. 1895; Union Pacific, 4.9l5;
Western Union 1900; Erie Railway, $500; Michigan
Central 1875; Wabash. 800; Ohio aud Mississippi.
l250; Morris and Essex. 900; Hannibal and st.
Joseph 800; do. preferred. 800; Delaware and Hud-
son. 405; New York Central, l25.
The market closed nj the foilowing auotafiops.-
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10 ll.l6c;: low middng. lic; middling, IKE. For
100 At ll67c, 200 Ilasc.. 300 ii.7oc., 800 at
1876. $40 65c 22oo at I66c; October, 1000
oas 1000 a. iIosc zoo a. lLosc 800 At ll9se'
Dseember; 800 at loosc.: 900 :. Io7ls.; 400 at
Toasy up !" Angus aoo o. 54c 100 It
ll.55c.. 500 H. 56c 53c 100 II isc. 100
ll4oc 400 il6c. $40 II 47c 100 II 4sc 400
IL Soc 900 at 1l5ic 500 at 53c.. 200 at 5Oc 200
go at 500 7oS ssp
tember 500 At 5sc 900 AZ 800 at sc 200
5ce S' ss ~ 500 at
ll4sc 600 ut life 1900 at II 46c 400 45c 800
100 400 at s5c 100 At 4sc
lo at Sic 600 at L! 54c 100 at Soc looat 5tc
At Zoo at lose $500 At IL at
800 at 094e 200 at 100 at 10 s6c 7oo 1t 10 s9c
at e; at SsS s q zoo o. i, sq o
osec 100 los2c 700 10 &c. TOO at 94c 400
st io95e 7D0a 10 se zoo at 70 ssc, goo at l0sIc
200 at ossc LOO at 1890, 400 At i96le, POO At
2oo at i9soe 2oo at loelG 200 At loss. 100 e
Vt lo36c., 100 At 59c 800 At l06sc., 800 at TO- 4c
January 100 at !o5oc March. 900 at 10 Soc 200 at
The receipts at the -Galveston II
bales New oreans l2o Mobile 81; Savannah llo Nor
400 bales This day last year. 72 bales Cotton reighs
closed as follows 10 Liverpool steam, s-lod. I'D;
&c. To Bremen. steam, &c., compressed; sail, i6c
10 Hamburg steam, 9l6c compressed; sail. Nc
wheat so2 o24 bushels corn meal us bills and bags
corn, l3O45O bushels oats. 5000 do; 4S2s do;
srmer for shipping extras and spring wheat grades
generally. The sales. including State Western and
Rye Hour was steady with sales Of 800 bbs Corn meal
steady, with sales OF lUO bbs aud 100 bags We
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DOMESTIC MARKETS

GALVESTON, July 81 1879
Cotton dull. nominal middng. lIs,c; low middiinr
ne. good ordinary lie Net receipts IL bales gross
TO- Stock ,s29.
NEW ORLEANS. July 81. 1879.
Cotton dull; midding, iissc.; low mddiiug iii,c.
good ordinary lusc Net receipts 100 bales gross
Sales loo Stock, LIZA
MontLk, July n, 1879.
Cotton nominal; middling Ike low middiing iiisc.
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CHEESE MARKETS.

UTICA. July 81 1879.
Twelve thousand hundred chceses sold here
day and 800 commissioned. The leading price &c.:
average price, sac.
LIrTiR FALLS. n. v, July 21. 1879
The sales of factory made here today reached 10000
boxes for which = paid 2 900 boxes
signed 56l dairy sold tho being from
Axe. 10 &c. Market very dull at n decline of sc.
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COPNRrNEis.lIiPn.

rI'HE COMPREHENSIVE HITHERTO EXISTING UNI
dor the firm OF Julius Lassner Co has been dis
sol, ed July H. lS70 aud the business sold MessrS
Neumann Reuhl who assumed All the assets and abit
ties OF the dissolved nrm JULIUS I.ASSNEK 4 CO.
An A
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PRINTING CLOTH MARKET.

FALL RIVER Mass. July IL 1879.
The printing cloth market is quiet and dull at Lice,
cash. for 81 and 3c for 6Ux56 cloths asking
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In London there was weak market for British
consols. which declined to 97st 97s for money and
VIA for the account United States bonds again
strong and higher fours rising to 1906, 41ss to
1904 and nves to 1864. American railway sccuri-
ties irregular. Erie common advanced to 2sss
and returned to 1854 preferred to 53A aud
acted to 6Sk; the new second consols advanced to
7sA. reccdcd TO 7ok, and rallied 70 7o,S; funded
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At the New York Mining Stock Exchange there was
comparatively little change in prices. The days
business is summarized in the following table Of the
tota sales of each stock with the range of prices-
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quarters grain, hence Cork for orders s. Sd FREQ
to SrR nSsss
hence TO Penarth Roads for orders IS British bark
land, Italian bark. 5000 suarssrs. do hence
$500 quarters do hence to Bristol ' Channel 5s
werp Tsrks TO arrive 600 quarters grain each
hsnse to cCF for . Loading
I saaas and sa
orders. United kingdom or, Continent direct ct.
quarters grain S. Sd Norwegian bark so% %aarer
81
to Antwsss GOO SSis refined petroleum s. 'd British
s Austrian bark rh s to two ports in the
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS.
....,.-. -, MosDAx. July 81. 1879
s r%si street.. r ssi Cos sss s;s FIJI Hs,
jersey 5sa's' ci s;.s.. elda I'll 1880 1860 1860
Totals lIsss a9s ssS s $500 "a 2 ga3
poor comprising herds Of lean grass fed TO
M sales s s. 0
50 lbs net range Of sllowanes 81 lbs 81 lbs net. "A, A.
r h s Ct as per- b. IL. weights
S S4 . siff @ ws head at % s sa
:. &C. per ID, 81 head a. stse per ID with soc;
p p1 on head head g -
Co. Isl nj sa S4sn & psr
H. wis1 81 q, per head ssss: s. he'd
e. ps % IS head 's at per
oa ~
ln0,s oss b Coon ao Sod for 9 s wss4 s Illinois
.3S s IS
s'.a
s sE %, tsvn 4 sT 81 sws Sr
9, lo'4c per h., with 81 off per head weights
Thompson Gray q Illinois s1ser:s7 head se
ss S: S r ;s e. ss; i s.
TspSs5ss ia CITY,
Ohio steers at Sc c Toe per .lD weights az z,
d Iris. e head
weights e swt TX ew.: fc5 W: S. Parish 3 state
kiys 80
Wins With head %'rs
r. nere ar ~ o r @ RS no head at DC per ID
y Stimulation IS insis .ssss:TiShsad s'sae
head; y head :, ssss y. siasl Of per head
on ON n M w Sn per- - @
e. l Ts.y Sos.
NJ; s:ss ~
b. vi" s.. IS "a ' h. & s
d. with z on per 81 head Gp 9 head 3 head
xsigh.: a sw, ews srt ss%nsls sold for
i or head So per per III H. WY s.
head head at sac pfs SxesSi. ew, "saa sw,
bis @ h So,d , or A1rris 90 Texan steers
weight. s. e~s ss s~.; colsssdo steer;
re pc. wsigSs. Sss sx. .;?s'
s.
'fs %
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BUSINESS oppuwruN,rIMs.

A PARTNER TO INVEST 5000 TO 5000 CAPITAL
y in an old manufacturing business Address A. w. sta
ti0n A, Post Office
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
S95OOO NY,LE 4 West

2OlU do.
sou do............
10000 st l. 4 + I'd .cl b
5000 StL X ST 2d.c q
5000 Bur.C X X \ LIST
5000 Mo. X n T con, AS
800 shs Sutro Tunnel.
100 Standard Mining.
100 Homestake Mining
100 Dol a Hudson. -.
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delivered contract |, 100 bales saturday Cur
rent prices of spot cotton Che following quotations
based American standard Of cassGc alton and
cotton In store running in quality than half
grade above below the grade Quotea):-
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FINANCIAL.

A ENDOWMENT AND LIFE INSURANCE POLL
~ .cies bought, and loans same negotiated.
JOS IiERZFELD. 176 Broadway.
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~Wheat-1he market decidedly 6rmer. although
nGp%na No. spring
for SG red w. The ass & 2 s. q S
mgraded spring, y os y " for No spring y % for
s:s Rssa .s'
sr sss s S. III sfT sssns asi
faa I % Sf g. d. is,
sis or do do for = 81 i' b tor No s white
The following were the asked prices
s. S IS % G White II July
e & 81 + ~assr dor
July 81 IA bid s. AZ asked: do: August S. Is bid.
.asss e 20. % BID s. ss :, - as%
q l9s bid 81 ia asked; do; September 10 BID
the opening but closed with the Improvement about
i sry rs az sGs % az
mixed; 4sjse for same elevator; AYE the
and e, s 81
s. ] for
asked prices the second call July steamer 44c bid
steamer a.t sss aI bid IL 44e Asked s bid
4s asked sep. re; steamer aas, od 4e asked asked
and MAO malt s,a md 1853
s ss,f Feed Saiss f 1% ts
ss s % %S 81 as 9s sg 4
rye feed sl4 SO Beans we're quiet We quote q
prime pss .,sS s s s sidney
81 50 So Is; green. 81 % 81; Canadian, in bond.
Southern black two bushe bags 81 30 81 S.
Oats fairly active at lsc better wequote NO.
white iOi.c; No do, SOC. 4c.; No. 3do.. 1884,
.ssisc No. / mixed, 3)c. No do 3sIsc.; No Edo,
a7l,c: rejected 36c No. 2 Chicago So mixed
dock, Ssc. fOc. white dock 39c. 42c The sales
about 10000 bushels
eS s co!. os s %ai a.T Fly held
iiExr Jurr.-Hemp was quiet but firm Jute butts
were firm and 900 bales sold 21sc. cash. ship,
paper quality We qaote -Jatc &c a5sac butts,
% according I double es.ed s7 Single o
$50 undressed $I25 $lto Russian, clean $2l0 Italian
x26j x27u
MoL.ssEs-Foreign quiet and values
less nominal The be said of New Orleans. We
quote New crop Cuba, centrifugal and mixed, lsc ~
lie clayed, ne pic refining. BE. 27c;
grocery a4c. Soc Porto Rico. 25c. 3sc English
Islands 24c 3Oc; New Orleans, common 23c. Zoe:
prime choice, 2sc Sac strictly choice to fancy SIC
y 3Sc.
NAVAL STORES The entire market dull. but
inally unchanged We quoe:-Spirits turpentine. mcr
charitable order &c a2I4c Rosins strained aud good
strained 81 S2ls Tar-Wiimington. 81 10 81. Pitch
81 IS a 81 ~. Advces FROM Wilmington were as toll
lows dull; strained, 81 o. good 81 TO- Spirits
Tar firm III bid Turpentiue steady hard
81 soft, 81 10 virgin, 81 %
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A REASONABLE RArES.-MONEy ON LIFE AND
n Endowment Insurance Policies aud Mortgages; same
bought OF all kinds effected with the
panics ut lowest premiums.
4 4 HARRItu AZ hay I
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A LOAN WANTED OF 5000. ON ALARGE AND VERY
Arare collection of old coins and medals least
xiNpD Address MA\IEI. Heruid off
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REFINED Young LADY WOULD LIKE A SMALL
loan promptly. Please address. conhdentiay, BRu.
NETrE Herald Uptown office.
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$1,000 gs 'sI. r.. 1o5 $4,000 As r. 1907 l0a,.
iUOOO AVS. r, 9i. 1854 1900 1929
FIRST BOARD-lO:30 A

-'AfFf Wv 49, 80 W. -
5000 q, C&IC2d,TCc a -
1000 n YCcn6's, 's3.bc 1904
1000 do. be luJ
100 TolSWab I'd. &c sYs4
900 Tol a W xc. 40
lVkt, at West I'd, xc. sSh,
2t&6&Cen psc 4 b. bic lVs-s
~ ths Adams En-. 1904
80 do. ....... be iOoa
40 Quick silver Min q 10
40 Am Dist Tel .. bic USh
100 At & Pac Tel. bic 35A
100 Del A Hudson be 4S%
500 Western Union DO w
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I ALWAYS HAVE MONEY TO LOAN on MORTGAGE
New York City Property. City Railroad Stocks aud
bonds bonght and sold. u. l. GRANT. las Broadway.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-11-26
"Sweethearts and Wiyes.v

We are pleased to announce that
the Alpena Dramatic Club has Sc
cured the Opera House for Wed
nesday and Thursday evenings
December 3rd and 4th, when they
will present the popular three ACT
comedy "Sweethearts and Wives,
and the roaring farce "Irish AS
surance."
These are both standard plays
in which some of the best Ameri
can and English comedians have dis
tinguished themselves. Although
rather heavy pieces for amateur
performers, yet we believe the
club will succeed in presenting
them in pleasing manner.
The cast of characters we are as
snred is a strong one, and embrace:
the names of several of Alpena':
favorites.
This being the first dramatic en-.
tertainment in the new Opera
House, we bespeak crowded houses
for the Club, and a gay, grand
good time for the audience.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-11-26
Dealings i'm Earth.

The following transfers of real estate have
been recorded IN the Registers Office, for the
week ending November cath, 1879:
State to Thos. Collins, "a ofnw sec 90,
town 81 north, range 3 east, $50.
State to Thos. Collins, W x of swH sec. 2,
town 81 north, range G east, and e 4 of n Q q
see. 3, town 81 north, range s east, 500.
Thos Collins to VIM. Baxter, \ of n Q a
sec. s, town 81 north. range east, 81.
Geo. Prentiss TO Pack, Fletcher & Kimball,
water front at the foot of Chisholm street, $500.
Thos. Collins to John Collins, y Of n e "a sec.
Il, town 81 north, range east, 500.
Simeon Farwell TO Thos. Parmuleau, Lot 1,
block II, 800.
Raphael Epstein to Rachael Rosenthal, lot 6,
block &c. $500.
John C. Probst to Menia oppenborn, lot 1.block
ll9, 800.
State to John Gerard, \ of SCI sec. 80,
town 30 north, range east 900.
John Gerard 20 Samuel Gerard, sc a ofse "a
sec. 90, town 80 north, range s east, 800.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-11-26
JAMES A. BARwICK,
Sergeant Sig. Corps, U. S. A.
A. N. Spratt,s New Residences.

The new residences built by A.
N. Spratt, on Hitchcock street, are
about ready for their occupants.
The three residences are as neat
and commodious as any in the city
and especially the one at the cor
ner of Second and Hitchcock
streets, which is a model for beauty,
convenience and comfort. On the
ground floor is the parlor, dining
room, kitchen, etc. The parlor,
by means of sliding panels, can be
converted into two separate rooms,
in one of which is a fire place.
The dining-room is convenient to
the parlor and kitchen, and has
all the conveniences necessary
The kitchen is large, and has
among other conveniences a pump
for raising water out of the cistern,
and is supplied with water from
the Alpena City Water Works.
In the basement is furnace for
heating the house, and a number
of Aues carry the heat to the va
rious rooms in both stories. The
cellar is large and affords ample
stowage room.
The upper story is reached by
two stairways-one leading to the
front and one to the rear of the
house. The bed rooms are all up
stairs, and are commodious and
we'll lighted. The painting and
granting of the rooms and doors is
first class and artistically done.
Many of the rooms have neat
center ornaments on the ceiling
from which chandeliers may be
suspended. Taken altogether, Mr..
Spratt has three as commodious
and comfortable residences as any
in the city. The carpenter work
was performed by Campbell d Nc
Donald.
The corner building we under
stand is to be occupied 10y ii. ID.
Churchill, the next by ]. w. Fitz-
gerald, and the third by L. III.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-11-26
Thanksgiving Hop.

The Alpena Guards Band will
give hop, at the Opera House,
Thursday evening, Nov. q, 1879.
A cordial invitation is extended to
all. Admission rs cents per couple.
Proceeds to go toward purchasing
instruments and music for Brass
and String Bands.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-11-26
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

Ep1SCOPAL-Rev. II. Brass. Services in
Trinity Church, on Washington avenue, every
Sunday morning and evening.
BAPrISr-Rev. Il. l.. Little. Services in so-
ciety's Church, on Third street, every Sabbath
morning and evening.
CATHOLIC-Rev. II. Y. DOMAIN. Services in
the Catholic Church, ON Chisholm street, every
Sunday at $50 A. NJ, 1880 A. NJ, and at p. NJ.
Vespers-evening service. Sermon in English at
1880 in French at 1880
CONGREGATIONAL A. w. Westgate.
Services in the Socetys Church, on Second street,
every Sabbath morning and evening.
aMETHODlSr-Rev. j. W. Campbell. Services
in Sooiety's Church. on Dock street, every Sab
bath morning and evening.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-11-26
DEPARTURES.
The Late Storm.

Our last storm, for wind, ex-
ceeds anything ever known here
for the length of time that high
winds blow. From Ais p. NJ, of
the 10Th, to 4:15 p. NJ, of the Goth,
6l0 miles of wind passed over this
city, or an average of nearly 81
miles per hour for the entire 81
hours.
From Ais p. NJ, of the 10Th, to
midnight of the 10Th, there was
214 miles of wind, nearly an aver
age of 81 miles per hour for the
10 hours. From midnight of the
10Th, to 6 A. NJ. there was 156
miles of wind, or an average of
26 miles per hour. During the
10 hours from q A. NJ, of the Goth,
to Ais p. NJ, of the Goth, there
was go miles of wind, an average
during last 10 hours of storm of
exactly 27 miles per hour.
For the five minutes, that is
from S:15 p. NJ, of the 10Th, TO
500, of the 10Th, it reached max.
imum of about 80 miles per hour,
and it must be borne in mind that
this high velocity was with wind
blowing from the northwest; this
city being very much sheltered by
the land and heavy forests to the
west and northwest The fulrforce
of this heavy storm could not have
been felt until person had reach
ed near the middle of Lake Huron,
and l do not think l would be en-
aggerating if l should say the
wind reached velocity of from
60 to Is miles per hour, outside of
the excellent harbor of Thunder
Bay.
JAMES A. BARwICK,
Sergeant Sig. Corps, U. S. A.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-11-26
Masonic Notice.

A special communication of Al
pena Lodge, No. 1919, f. q A. NJ,
will be held at Masonic Hall, on
Wednesday evening, November
Goth, at 1880 o'clock, for work.
Visiting brethren cordially invited.
BY order Of the w. M.
JAS. II. KERR,
Secretary.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-11-26

Dennis Sutton, in the employ of
Frank Bead, at Altoona, was severely
injured about the head and face,
and had two ribs broken, by being
thrown from the railroad with one
of the lumber cars, on Monday.
DR.. Shelton, of this city, was tele-
graphed for, and he at once went
to the relief of the sufferer.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-11-26

Tawas. This new hardware store
will be in the johnson block, on
Water street. Mr.. Richards has ar
rived with his goods and will open
his new store as soon as passible.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-11-26

II you want to see something really
beautiful In the line of furniture, just
call at the store of G. A. Shannon & Co.,
Alpine block, and examine the hand
some rockers, parlor and bed room suits,
and the endless variety of all kinds of
first class furniture.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-11-26

We understand that Jas. A.
Mcdonald and brother are making
preparations for the erection of a
hotel at the foot of Long Lake,
for the convenience of pleasure
seekers during the summer season.
It is also intended to run a buss
line from the city to the lake, thus
affording those who desire, passage
from town to the lake at q moder-
ate price.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-11-26

Thos. Woods is progressing very
fairly with the sewer on Second
street, and we conclude that he is
doing his work in satisfactory man
nor
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-11-26

The steamer st. Paul is to make
but one more trip this season, and
will go on to Point st. Ignace for
cargo of fish and then return to
Detroit.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-11-26
Weather.

The following is the wind direction for each
month of the year, showing which winds are most
likely TO be followed by rain or snow, and which
are most likely to be followed by clear weather
They were prepared by Sergeant Barwick, in
charge of U. $. Signal Service in this city, and
are US follows, being well worth preserving:
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-11-26

Cool weather is coming very soon, but
we are prepared for 1t, having placed
our orders for large quantities OF Under
wear early in the season, and before any
advance. Our stock this season will be
found larger than ever, and prices lower.
g. II. HAwLEY d Co.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-11-26

g. r. Hawley g. Co. are doing lively
trade these days, because they sell at
prices that defy all manner OF competi-
tion, and, too, they supply their custom
ers with goods that they can warrant.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-11-26

Philo Truesdell, successor to A.
j. Grant, of the Port Huron Marble
Works, is in town, taking orders
for work IN bis line.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-11-26

Stages on the shore route COM
menced running on Monday morn
ing, and will put in a daily Except
Sunday appearance tillispring.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-11-26

James Flynn, one of the sailors
on the schooner Watson, had the
left side of his face severely lascer-
ated by having a board thrown on
to him yesterday morning, and DR..
Shelton was called to dress the
wound.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-11-26

Adamson's Botanic Balsam Is COM
pounded Of the best natural healing ex-
tracts OF Banks, Roots and Gums In the
world. IL Is safe and reliable medi-
cine, pleasant TO the taste, and cures
Coughs Colds, Asthma, and Group.
Price, 35 and rs cts.