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-, nrooklyn, might rs wei! elvo why
a1'" .n,,,,tv and p,accfniness. The cry
~ tron,t hcro has no foundation. Iheee
.,.ar VI Una n outcter or better-cofld"ctcA
.,octtup in this ely. There certainly never
,."s ham nj, ejcctfum for years "liefo ther"
aos mn lostpstpr vote 1n'Elrtl. -
"' RIM: p1.,rDc1sACS wEliE WATCHED
- o,osr,v t]lut they cunl mt stnI1 tl'o'boxrs.
~ s"t . ,hcrc wns oprn wurk and fair n,ctllotEs
..rn,i1r,I M"' by tho otl,er siac. Tint the
nT,,",ocrncy s1,ouIt circulate n1Nl cntieAv0r
~ ,,atc ,l,o public believe snch storles ns
~, ~ " ,hey llops to throw ont lIeplll'-
u". ,,.", vnes here, Is folly fn tho
1lssm nx.ro,nc That they will ever bo
eAs.r" eeAeonasf,,1 tn mixing the Stnto l]oard Ut
s", s"nvoss,,ls Weld tn tlleir revolutionary III
."",,nI,x In entirely hcyond fcar. The State
,,."r,, "a ron,psr.t of tho following o'liccrs:
,,.n,,iton Wurtt, Att0rney-Gencrnl; j.
~ Wn,l,wurtiI, Contrailer: Jnincs y.
t,,rr ' SECRETARY of StatC; Nathan y.
,,,n,t.II, T:, Tre.s,trcr; md Horace Seymour,
~ III. state Engineer and Surveyor. Every
.'',,,.r Of this l}oars1, with tho EXCEPTION Ut
A., ~, Sry1t.our, IL n Republican Of the
s,,nchcst .' character. Mr.. Seymour will cut
~" ,to,Ito whatever III governing their acllon.
THEY VIII. CANVASS THE RETURNS
os ra,,,. autt absolutely refuse to give wny
IN fla well-kuown false representations OF
fin Drmoetncy Is well understood here.
,rMey wilt glye the vDte of tllts Statu Just as
i, was I.onrstIy cast. without fear or favor.
The public ncrd have no fear Of New iork
stotrs tnirty.itye votes for Garfield. The
Drmwsgcy ure desperate, 10 doubt, but t'cy
viii meet their cl,ccknate IN Albany.
IN NEW rOf.k.
To the 1gf1lern Anoet'ted Fr:sa.
Srr YunE, Nov. 4.-All kinds Of startling
r,,uors were SIT atioat to-day III regard TO
sp,uc surprising uciion about to be taken by
tho Democratic National ald stnte Commit
iees. Intended to prove fraud OH tho
nart of tho Republicans III the S.ate
If New TURK. more especially III
,he bv,.ter counties md In New York City
aud brooklyn. Members of the NationMl
and State Committees were very mysterious,
but adt,!ttc,t ssilIe notion would certainly be
taken, an.l tint promptly. The State coi'1-
mItt held n meeting mid issued I'LL address.
, 1880-11-05
A MAJESTIC MONUMENT,
HOW tlto Champions OF Emancipation
VIII f3e IEonoret.

,..,.s,.,'a, -, -, ',n..
Tho first statue Of whit Is to be known ms tho
National Lincoln Monument will be Gust to- .lny
ut tho brunxc foundry OF Mr.. Clark Mills. tha
seternn sculptor, few mics from this city.
The aKuro to DO cast to-dAy, that Of Judge
CHASE. Secretary of the Treasury under Lincoln,
,,,.ort r., ,ttnr ,s 1T nrfa.,,t ctntn,m,,,"t ei
n'tscn.. ino a..es ~ ~ ~, p.esc!t cneeapaAea.
l,rouze figures, slx equestrian and tho rest petes-
tsn MI, r,.xt VII, , nr ,,rn,,, , it;,,, r,',,,,t
tosu "t '''s ~! ~ " b'""stt tu'9 .Au' ~ 4o''''a
fowIpk THO 'safk aRufes 10 excellent au'alstHge.
1t viii huye three rtfcny0 slslcs.-u style 4,riY.
nui with .r' Mills IT. the1o % bully no other on. It.
.%s. .. .a,a az ~ :. - o W
'hree stoflea Us y %eFn; pes'hnink rlth three
sr, 1lo ar1st h"s tHl,owea tue Gu tn9r ures, @
Gy sIx rt,.Icssrn1 txres eIut, aaS,t stXl.ay, or
m.sr,,,ln. fhcriisi,' adswnth I1Hwmr sn, H' ~,
rhu,"s H1 t,.1. . Wn,sWorh vii rcerr.rnt III H.
ssG sssss ~ ,,5s n sn 1 w ~ n,H @ ngfG nGs
a't, s'S a 10 tWo IsSe hsss with VIII ip pfSss iSs s'''a ID
,,,sim',v ~ ibo per r Inoss u t'gs .g @ tur @
m in saryu surI,isux rtard,. % pr w.,
NUM- aiM des!Hn, s,, o, the ,a, nlo ,,, ,,,.
y. 9aGa st1,sx @ .sfv, @ @ ~ ny ny tm9
1v. iii ~ III, ao Sl.% ,",,r w ~ ui'.,, ~ r! WnhW
!!hs. @ "no FL ~ t w i, LAY ~, ~, m.1 III ~ H.
ms;S ;s oul,e ~ .t t' a ~ y. .v S'ao III u ~ mR.o
MI s1 ."u eua ~, " i s"Emse iu !e.rm!liX. .,,
s!.n @ ~ ~ y Hrvu; H, ,s...Ss., @ ssm.Mv % WI! ue
snnt =! !,i t' yi ;t. ~ nu,n ct7!s1s
!ur a.1 usMuM t'.t'I , 1 . tu nesae M Has !!tst
yvt nset, S,nr 4Ssgt i1 1% @ y aiay ~ tt f VT; VII
ntger sN!uaer nt H. r.Votny ~ t!t T. WI
~. ~ @ y " s HIVE IL n u ur ~ 10 or 70
tno s , ~ ,, ip ~. ~, t."s h. N.Y.
thtse iHtlses VII ~ ~, ~" , 1ne list
ole9 VII ,, .uv mfsrg W turI Stitiltvf,
M!sicH WA WV ~ t,.'t, H...a - uu "MG' tno ht1t.
,, aao ssm"su :. -, ~" a,itItiu". & IA tnu
aiediu!nents t ~ s"u ~ H. . Miu tno thst
VIII soM NY t.msG @ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ H., taus HUE
tr11iug tn1 T., snM III! Ma ., .sst ~ '" ~ " ~
,,tt tth WI c3s t, ,p ,s.tts,s sn EsS we s
Te'w t,ia T. IL, TtnSt t. trittn Ky
strnEKle. lh!s ~ tno % tt',st s@.rt*,MG @ W tle
n9il,t.leht;, In, ~ tnu .a' , w @ atasu l!!iaul!s
Gunlnet. Ivy tn!s"tst @ , NIL '..oat pIuthitlotit
ukt,fe WIN ~ tnat " eeeFftMss tnase. Whtl59
statAo ~ 10 ha osst 9.na5 's attttIo y lilat
~ enfnest eoits0tsaaiuH: ~ ~ ~ , W. nMnu WIN
8tnnu egWn9u. "n1su nAaa ~ uPnatgu. ~ =. pouktltR
tnWari r.Gfhl'tt ms luec tstfuIa ~ A!insos W!ln
"Au!I ht IL silpih'*ea u. w t4kinG Gntioefllink
!'attsrs a. stnte: " tue HEof ss9o stnatu4
wiz ~ rtMeoa, stnl'uiif VII. "a'1as ~, sne!' Atttl
apparently IN 4cop urt!nesntistl. iacse !hFtn
ltni'ustHAt persons ~ Atlco'9s CAuluet
ar1 $, thus given fosstlnts OF j.. corr!,.
snU!tslInx nrnltlnchee heFt: 4ttlo lA
their fenr. 8tun1lnK III thG Guhcnft ut
, 1880-11-05

Sptttal Dtspatch to The Chicago Tribune.
CINCINNATI, o., Nov. 4.-Democrats
throughout Ohio Iavu been all iay loudly
claiming Ncw York Stale fur 1lnncucE. bets
art even reportrtl that Hancock will bo the
lltxt President If the United States. The
talk ailol,g leatling Deln0crats Is that there
WIS intimidation Of yuters at tlIa pulls III
New York City By .tlle Federal Supervisors
aml Deputy Alarsllals ur.lcr Davcu-
port, anti tllat the 1'0nrl Of Alder
nen will mike 1t right by count
lnS out enough majority for IIaneock
toDvercolne Garileltt's llaJority Ii, rural dis
stcts, ali,l tlsat this count will be sustained
byConErrss under thu tlec!siun in tho Orug0,,
ease. Judge Hilton. Of Cincinnati. sal'l to n
Republican Inst night: "YoM practiccd
ftaAa md Intimidation upon lis, Illltl VIC will
count yuu nut" CRAZY aull hopeless rs this
scheme Is, tlure ure thousands Ut Democrats
here who PIT their fulfil In 1t.
, 1880-11-05
CINCINNATI. ITEMS.

CINCINNATI, O., Sov. 4.--The Cincinnati
Anzeiacy, Il German afternoon paper, to
take the place OF the latc .lbcnd Post, was
issued to-,Iny. Its proprletors are u. Kaberg
alr Emit l'letaW.
The ClllzeMs' National hank opened for
business to-day. This IL the new bunk IT.
Gently organized With t,U03, ,W0 capital.
, 1880-11-05
THE HORSE DISTEMPER,

SpfctHt DApatth 70 Tie Ch5tlpo Tribune.
CLINTON, ILL.,, NUy. 4.-Great excitement
prevails here over the discovery that the
clizoltIc has attacked the horscs III ytnlent
fOru,. There a.c thirteen cases III tl,fs city
a,.a county sn far. Other cases Ut lighter
iur.n are reported. Farmers ure pretty we'll
sf. t..r
, 1880-11-05
SltlctlE.

Spseiai Di1pateh 10 The CAtedeo Ittbuns.
EscAS.AuA, 1ltcli., Noy. 1. Widow A.
Acklald, who canle frosn Chtcago about four
weeks Ago. cut her throat fronl ear to chr ut
7 o'clock this afternoon. auli died iatlc.lI-
a.ely. She. leaves three children, growu M,
one d daughter, who resides III t1ilcARU.
, 1880-11-05
INDIANS SURRENDERED.

4 .l1spatcIt WIS received nj military head
quarters yesterday from Col. Hutch. which
stalled that twenty-four ludulis were brought
int, FDrt Stanton Oct, eJ by runners WHO
llu4l been sent olst after them. They seemed
Elutl " get back, and surrendered ulIcUlldi.
tiuDaliy
, 1880-11-05
A JUVENILE BATTLE.

a JUVENILE l>AIILE'
,-
The 1:oyr { Of e.. Two y, >, New ysat York Ward.
"se" ~ .'y"eS I'll So ~, xs" ''"o"''
,,xoo ,,a Nrao .ia ,"ts nn" ,%,,o ro,e, in.
tween tie Fifth Ward and tho Sixth WHrd hUys.
Thu Held WIS that SECTION Of Worth street bv-
twccn Church aud Centrv STREETS. Tho number
OF b'ys cnRaEed In tho cont'ht "1etl IL WHY Ut us
tl,tckest WIS estinntcd ut 45o. uIllcts Of wood,
,r,,.s H. ,.,,,,.,s rr,, ,,".t"ttIos mr., mint.
w.. WIZ u!o "I!'e. o s'.''' '''"'''
nut none u Injured ncyon'I recovery. ,, ,,w,
Wurt bova fr,m ii to IA years old stru,)rd over
uear a t,oilInv. p.a:c In West nroa,lwny. Tncy
raised shout fur 'lnncock' which awakened
feelings of resentment In sal squad Of Fifth
wurl urchlns who wurp atandins near. 1t does
not nl'pear u. Ine m'aer "si" nu.ss" ~, ="
,l"cn " ieal's ~ 1ep"uc ;nsIua s'... us "
e snat rar os nat by astx
cr, for f,nrflrl ,tnr t,r snr,ls 1,rfko mt md
cry .os oats s ,o. WILT II " ., Dr,x U,x' H. nnt
clear, sh!et, shnr1rcornered stone among those
or tho opnoslng purity. Tho weapons wore then
ehanKsd by tho saostuton Of .h'nKs ! atSr'al g
WIFI srars wtu war. ~, ~" t"ir "sr uF,,I,n n, tny
fooKt VIII eonde',se Tns1r ranks t ~, werf sn
s,,r%,s,i nrv thotr s.otin,t tra mil in Il hf,,rt
tn tsme thoy ' Ercatly eIi,iun,bcrci their oppo-
e1letny WV neseoIms .oy lmn,e XII h +; mr,
street Ih9rs t9Sy iFnsa ta9 % cDssr ,rI aa sa0w.
y,,,omt,w bnnv & liz one'nv ,m nh,.rk to fri
Ss.is ye1,s ch,;rEe s n..sl i 'r.S roul t'' ~e
When -, 10 ,ts ress Fr5 I In # o th9 E "are5s e
ay r,,ts ~ ii" % i ~ f tis WIZ bsnr and Tic
strIgss o. tn9 xs ,y Wrrc nw syv " of
1,G,.trr strrnt. 1nn wnft.wMrtl md tic rnI] to
nst,,s ,1 were anieky pIIsse aIans Dy tho yo.,ng
@ ,f,a,I Mt . w." ~, nnts t;,nx xnro
si; s"r,mt;,. @ IN wr.t, atet to tic rscs of tsolr
d dS S, sGssGt s, u 3 'n9 , PINT. te MI
",,, r,,tis nm ,nmrc th m nmr wh.,n tner w.sr
tt,,s ns r.itsrs,. Thu tssuc. Whtch q, rst lid
sxth @ %nr ns1Is,st a tho Firth Wurl. irrcspectiyo
vos s11ens oi ss,y!tus Iho Irth "aM!.
ess hta v t , st TX ~, fnr..s Tres
f!1lsS fnrs en- ec Ra,tau Utter "I y, Iiy W. vas ext cste
t t9se "gua TT IL H., % ~ ,a,,,' hMi t1orsis
~ i3uE a;ho ;Iio III e1Its,,"x ir,",rhi farth
r. isadsss % e,,,ai to tlY ,SesssiSl;: JsrrS b.9tey.
:rt rs ~!tn lint nsSs ,, ssa
~ nnr f,at,wluY iIEe runtait.'s sas oyer lis
sn0ef' s,Gpwe ~ W. i.r, t'vt T. ~ ~ III, .uS .a
Mareft' ama; wslX @ EFtMy au en nu9 .,.T
hi. III ae,lI Tho SS Viii war ' urss wcro a at hit
,H.tnent s%Mrs up Moth & stfeS. @ af;!er t;!s
thot t s,, Mo, ,Mus e"I 1,,
hl K'!,st;sd m stors as hey s' 1It Ina; gly M
ig @ anGr Wnr fan,t n,l. 1np ,r. NJ H., tho
enray: shines y larxe " ia Jo1yS conla harl
were ssaowefeu % nnM,, u t,n,, wv r.m ,ut "
c. Ihn iatGr aoxs" t4si uf; % mmu cast & "CM ..s,
fronts or tho opp;,slus foret's wsro @ now Milln
about thrse rnds "a " ,M,,s eaS oner ., Mway
esrnsrc,l r!oees il bricks ~ o. heads mig
hhouet. ana HnFels WeTo W. ! VI ~ t9aas u.
, 1880-11-05

EulnhtrlHiII i!Hl3 tHrtfIHm.
AS arl attorney WIS strAklux on Il cAat Ut tho
C0nrt Ilunsr yestefe.ny. hr said: ''At this stusa
Of tho g.tnc," thuN, suddenly chuklng htmself
A!I. sn!i 10 tho Court: !" iieK tAFdOn. mean
ut th!s stagv uf tlse lsrocce,lin9s!'
, 1880-11-05

ltce nuthprities took no notice Of hts appeal.
After, tim buttlp Worth street, fentn 1IrNllwny
to Church atrcet, was Ilttdt1a with stiGka s.onos
mud ptcCua OF btukEt brick.
, 1880-11-05

utmost Importance to liealth. Tic evils, boti3
iy III" 9 nsG,% ,sIny az, aP yet na1 3
ret,son ia bclinve Tint tis hahlt Of iody il ex-
ccedlngly common tn civic l!ic, nntl parttcli;;
WHO have tho c,io Of children and youths q
both sexes, ought 10 pny Ereat intention 70
ca', 'n os ' 10 ,esce.e M w.iioat Il ,ns,ci azasd te
the lealfi, aud life Of the Young. Hnhitual
spy to asoe
Insanity, md tnlcet! nlnoHt every distressing
t ass ~; %ece acPy r @ esaop y hss ra yoa dn
lnya& & aeeP an! i,n9yane n aad "nnat,on hona os
twenty -four hours"
CONSTIPATION or HAn1TuAL Cosr1yENEss ia
tho most prolific snurco Of ill-hcalti,, and Is
usually the forerunner OF many grave, com.
plicatcd, and alarming diseases. The tirnc1y
use Of
TROpIC-FRUlT LAXATIVE
anticipates and corrccts the exciting causo,
nnu by its solo atd many dangerous and per-
plexiug ma,ntlics nro otten nipped IN tho bud.
1t differs materially troln any other remedy
that Inns ever been offered or introduced to
general notice, and the public havo the assus-
anccs Of practical and well.known chemists
uud Of physicians who stand eminent In their
profession, ns to Its agreeable mud harmless
qualities mud its efficiency for tho purpose pre-.
bcrlbcA.
TROPIC-FRUlT LAXATIVE
i.as the unanimous support Of oil WIN have
given 1t SINGLE trlal, and highly cornmend-
atoryrrports aro beiug constantly received ftom
EMINENT PHYSICIANS AND CHEMISTS.
med!ca! and sclcutldo Journals, tho Clergy and
press, mud FROM other high standard sources.
Aroid counte75etss and spuHous tmttattonsi
filstA On grAtn9 thr article called for.
TROIIC.FRUIT LAXATIVE Is put up
In bro'.zctl tin boxes only. Price, CO cents,
Ask your druggist for Descriptive paln-
phlet, Or address tho proprietor.
z. HETEERlNGToN,
ma ,,-,. -i--o y--t-
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-11-17
Matche. Which Gain or Lc,c.

\ watch which gains in a regu-
lar manner is superior to any
whose variation is uncertain. and
where It's variation comes to be IA.
miliar, The little companion may
vic with the most delicately adj.
justed ships chronometer. A skill.
ful matchmaker one day thus rea.
soned with Il customer who com
planned Of his watch. You com
planned. said he, that your watch
gains minute - month. Well,
then, you will congratulate your
self when You have heard me-
You are aware that in your watch,
the balance, which is the regulator,
makes FIVE oscillations every sec
ond, which is $4,000 day; SO
that your watch, exposed to all the
vicissitudes which heat and cold
occasion it, the varying weight OF
the air, and the shaking to which
it is subjected, has not varied more
than q minute month, or two
seconds day. 1t has only ac-
quired with each vibration of the
balance variation Of the two hun
dred and sixteen thousandth part
Of a second. Judge, then, what
must be the extreme perfection Of
the mechanism Of this watch" A
watch cannot go for an indefinite
period without being repaired or
cleaned ~ thc EXPIRATION Of =
certain .imc, the oil dries mp, duet
accumulatcs, and wear and tear
are the inevitable results to the
whole machinery, the functions be-
coming irregular, and frequently
ceasing to act altogether. A per-
son possessing a watch OF good
quality, and DESTROYS of preserving
it as such, should have it cleaned
every two years at least. But care
should be taken to confide this
cleaning and repairing to careful
hands an incapable workman may
do great injury to a watch even of
the simplest construction.-Cham-
ber's journal.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-11-17

3 Scarcely three weeks had elaps
I ed when young DR.. Dedling cam,
= over to the Redfield farm in hi
new gig, with the old roam horse
= that really made a good appear
mce when you don't hurry and The
road was tolerably good, and h,
was free from a visitation common.
ly called the "heaves."
There amt nobody sick here,
said Julius, the hired man, who
was splitting wood at the side OF
the house, as he eyed tho doctor
rather suspiciously.
NO, know it," said DIR. bed
ling "but I've called to see Miss
cray.
"Nliss Gray amt no ways ailin'
as | know Of" persisted Julius,
feeling at the edge Of his AK and
still staring at the medical repre-
sentative of Glassville.
II have called" said DR.. Dedling,
with dignity, las a friend"
ooh, said julius.
"Will you be kind enough to let
me in o. persisted the doctor.
faint no USE said Julius,
rolling prodigious pine knot from
the pile and preparing himself for
a stupendous affort; There amt
at home"
Nobody at home E. echoed the
doctor.
They've all gone to church" ex-
planned Julius.
"To church, man. Why, it's
only Tuesday"
"Who said it wasn't retorted
julius "rhey amt gone to hear
'ervice--they is gone to be mar
led
"Who 7" demanded DR.. Ded-
ing.
"Our Marmaduke and Miss Ju-
18th.
And down came the ak upon the
line knot with a crash that made
be man of medicine start back.
The new railroad was duly con- ,
tructed across the DOGGY depth {
+ old Miles Gray's cranberry s
wamp, and the $4,000 was placed
D Mrs. Marmaduke Redfield's ac- i
cunt in the nearest National c
ank, and Mrs. Pytchley thinks ]
nat she made a mistake in taking {
he gold eagles instead of cranber- i
swamp--but young DR.. Ded-
rs thinks his mistake was greater
iii. II
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-11-17

The modesty and honesty Of
japanese beggars are worthy the
imitation Of their profession all the
world over. To save themselves
the trouble of answering the calls
of medicants, the shopkeepers Of
Japan hang copper coins by strings
on nails in front Of their shops and
when a beggar comes that way he
takes one, and only one. He never
abuses the merchants generosity
by taking two or more coins, nor
by entering the shop to solicit a
larger amount than that hung on
the nail.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-11-17

Maryland, SEPT 4 s9-- TAI y.s.ry ss q, from ysss
sSs yoy rens f'r one 81 on ,r me- now .
s he 80, .,s. van ~s. .Si -s v sa one sss-
fs5m2
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-11-17
I DIDN'T MEAN no TELL.

Ncs, my lips tonight have spoken
Words I said they should not, speak
And would 1 could recall them
Would had not been 50 weak.
ON, that one unsuardsd moment
Wcro u mine % live again,
an the strength OF IT. temptation
Would appeal 10 me an vain
True my lpS have only uttered
What is ever I'M my heart,
I am happy when beside you,
Wretohcd when VIC arr apart
Though listen oyourpraises
Always longer than should,
Net my heart can never hear thcm
uslr a. often 30 10 would
Mud / would not, could not PAIN you,
Would uol for the world offend;
I would have you know 7 like yoU
As brother, %, a friend
Eut meant 10 keep one secret
In my bosom Away Ind
For l never meant 10 tell you
That I loved you but 1 did
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-11-17

they call a close corporation, | be-
lave, and | am both president and
board Of directhors, hould the con
trolling intrust and livel assiss-
ments."
al don't understand il at all, Mrs.
/ O'Meara. An what is that ye lev
ell the asssissmcnts on, DEAR
"On the stock, TO be sure, wo-
man-on the live stock, do We see
six shares now.
"Do you mano the Childer Z"
"What else would mano I'll
tell We dear, for ] see Yer wits wool
gathering. You see, for a long
time Pathricll was buyin' this wild
cat and that wild cat, an all the
cats wur levelin Assessments, and
he payin' EN- and kapin' us all
at The point Of schtarvation. |
saw how things was goin,' so ] just
brought ont on him the papers Of
home incorporation, and says to
him; Here, now, sir, is the o.
Meara Consolidated, with but six
shares in it. and shown well ;
now ] Lowell on il my first assiss-
ment Of twinty dollars a share
Says he: 'Norah, ye'rc wus nor
The wild cats; ye take me whole
wages. 'Thrue, says !,
and III honestly spind livery cint
n Improvements for the benefit Of
he company 7
AN did he schtand the assiss-
nent, Mrs. ONieara.'
ale did, for he thought it a good
oke at first au' for two or three
months he paid up like a man.
"Then he quit payin' 7"
"He did
An what then, Mrs. O'Nleara ?"
81 sould him out"
"Sould him out, How could
GU sell him out?"
"Well, dear, he had due and le-
al notice. [ first of all tould him
hat such day it would be delin-
uent in the board, thin that it !
as advertised delinquent an that
lch Il time would come the day O.
he. He thought it a good Joke, :
ut when he KEN home that even
/ he had no supper. | didn't
lok him a warm male in month
stint a lot Of furniture to the auc-
on, an cut him off in livery way .
his home comforts"
An what then, dear p
"Ile niver since refused TO pay 4
S regular assessments" '
"Ach! It's the wise woman We
T, Mrs. O'Neara. food mornin'
! ye, an wild the help o God, III
corporto the McCracken Consol- is
tied this blissid day, an level my
st ASSESSMENT before ! resht my
lad on me pilly the night, "-vir-
MIA lNeYadal Enterprise.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-11-17
Tho N,Menrn Consolidated.

They met by chance, the usual
way, among the daughters Of the
wife Of Adam. Said the one neigh
Dor unto the other:
Good mornin' till We, Mrs.
O'Moara.
Said the other unto the one
THANK We kindly, good morniu,
Mrs. NcCracken, Yer lookin well
this mornin'."
Ach, but its the kind ways We
have, Mrs. O'Mears, ye'd be spak-
III the cheerin' word if We saw q
poor body wild fut in the grave
but I'm far from feelin' well; it's
the ould dishtress in my chest,
dear Its airly we're abroad the
lay, Mrs. O'Meara, but yc're al
ways So Industrious an drivin'."
"fc father me, Mrs. McCrsck-
en-, but it's only in drivin' that
there is ony thrivin' these times
Wild Gods blessin', av coourse."
"Thrue for ye, Mrs. O'Meara, an
thruly it's snug We air at home now
-mainin' but the honest words
sphake, an no fiatthery."
ovid the blessin' O God we're
dom fairly--fairly Mrs. McCrack-
Ell"
81 wush | could get the saycret,
Mrs. O'Meara. My Michael works
livery blessed day in the mines, but
nothing stays wild US
DO you collect ASSESSMENTS. Mrs.
McCrachen T.
Assessments, Mrs. O'Meara
what would | be doin' wild collect
in assessments Bad cess to it,
woman, it's the other way wild us,
for Michael he do b. payiu' sssiss-
meuts on thi. an. on tba, irerv
blessed month almost"
AN where does Le pay thin,
dear 2"
"To the broker shops; sure,
where else would he be payin' thin,
Mrs. O'Meara :"
why, TO yourself, darlin'.7
"To me, Mrs. O'Meara ?"
"To yourself, darlin'."
"To me, Mrs. O'Meara r.
"To yourself, woman. Where
else should he be PAWN thin r.
"What for would he be payin'
assessments to me. 2"
what for does my Pathericls
pay assessments to me but because
/ level EN- on him, dear !"
"On him" An what is i. for,
darlin'p
"lts for the stock he holds in the
corporation, dear-the interests he
has in the O'Meara Consolidated
do You understand that now-the
O'M-e-ara Con-shol-idated I"
"What would that be, dear ."
Originally il was the PATRICK
O'Meara and Norah McCue, but
was incorporated as the O'Meara
Consolidated in 1865; first issue Of
stock in 1866, wild a new issue
every two years since. II Is what
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-11-17
PENSIONS.

MN" business now before the public. You
UEVIUucan make money faster at work iUI
nEN us than at anything else. Capital
OAO 4 not required. We will start YOU.
sl2 day and upwards made at homo by the iu-
dustrious. Men, women, boys and girls wanted
everywhere 60 work for MS. Now Is the time. You
can devote your whole time 10 the work, or only
your spare moments. No other business will pay
you nearly as well. No one willing 20 work Clu
fail 10 make enormous pay Ia engaging u' once.
Costly outfit and terms free \ great opportunity
for making money easily and honorably Addrc,-
True & Co., Augusta Maine. 10
O. "a 4tsper day, outfit free. Scud two ac. ~tI-.
% w Fl'f. b. Washburn, Middlcborp Mass.
lGgmG
, 1880-05-08
MAbL. .E:y,.
The Acknowledged Lender Of tho
Clothing Trade in tho Vest,
l54 and 1856 5: S:Clark.st

We'sel1 goods: from Is to 80 per G
cent lower than they can be pur-
chased elsewhere. We have sew
eral houses to buy for; hence we
can buy cheaper. See the 1oca-
tions, and visit them when you
travel. They all Lead, and Never
Follow.
Detroit, 1874, 1876, 1873, 1870,
1872, md 1874 1VootlaUttItl-1u.
Toledo, II tta'tt73 S,t7,.',,ft-st
Cincinnati, GG, G8, 72, and
~ .Fifth-st. Fom,.tyt,,s4att1re
Cleveland, .127 aud :129 On
tg3'f0-st.
st. Louis, corner Fifth and
pi21e-StS.
Louisville, West Market, BE-
tavec'e Fo&l'th 0anl fifth.
Jackson, Pontiac, Io7ei0,
and Stanton, Mitch.
, 1880-05-08

4 CARD.3,ye sake th!s onnort9n!ty to Inform our
rnclt StUEu. no connection wntaysr with any ntur
Int st1rU In TIC city. that We lava not moved fTuu
tlH nfd atal.u. ttj AiAdlnuH'at.
We kindly thmnk nnr pntf0na for pant favor, and
rnAt4cttuY AGlIct thcfr tturA thYDr1 by calling ht
tlH old nt4ild. ltA EaBt AA1lHUl.Kt
~ HARRY 1IEta1tlCK.
CIlAlkl.Tsf llEIt1t1Ck.
Mr. Cooper. formerly Of COnper l. IIenntran, and
Mr. tAnrltY NHwtU1 Will bt pEa4ed To 9uA thuF
friends ut tho ApuY1 u1nce.