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knights of California Lodge.
No. 1850, Knights of Honor, will meet in their
hall, corner Ninth and streets, THIS (Monday)
EVENING, at o'clock sharp, for general
business. All members of the Order invited
to spend the evening with us.
W. D. STALKER, Dictator.
2. l. HICKMAN RepOrter. LIB CT m3l.lt
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MARRIED..
RCRH.

Sacramento, May 30-By Rev. S. Gerstmann, at the
residence of L. Philips, Philip Philips, OF Sacra-
mcnto, to Sarah katchinsky, Of San Francisco.
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THIRD DAY-JUNE Sd.

TROTTING-2:50 class purse $50
William Nickals ............... names H. Jimmy
Daniel McCarty ......... names b. m. Cassie Mack
Ben. Timmons. ......... names b. e. Captain ,Iinks
WILDER +. Smith. ............n names blk. :. Berlin
TROTTING RACE-A committee has been APP
pointed to classify horses for another trotting
race on this day, due notice of which will be
DIV
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RIVERSIDE, May 29th.-Mrs Bonila,
Spanish woman, and resident of Arlington,
San Bernardino county, hanged herself yes
terday. Cause, temporary INSANITY.
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FIRST ARTILLERY RECT. Bard.

NEUSIC FURNISHED FOR PARTIES, "a
w Serenades Parades, Picncs etc. Leave II
orders at headquarters, No. 720 X street; "a
Z. 4 Flsch, Twelfth and G streets. Leader. S-kS
L. ". DAVIS, No. 1924 l street. m6-lm
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FIVE DAYS RACING!
COMMENCING
TUESDAY, JUNE 1, 1880.
FIRST DAy-ruEsDAY. uyE Is,
SECOND DAYTIME ed,

RUNNING-0ne mile and repeat; free-for-aI;
purse, $500.
RUNNING-Thre e-quarter mile dash for two-year-
olds purse 5000.
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ARsoRy Co C, FIRST ARTILLERY REGIMENT, !

-AIN1UFl %. ", TIhsi AkIIALhHI hEJIMENT,
FOURTH BRIGADE, n G. C
SACsANRSTo, May 81, 1880.
The officers and members of this command will
assemble at the Armory THIS GIonday) AFTER
NOON, at hall past I o'clock, in full uniform, for
the purpose Of participating in Decoration Day
services, as per invitation OF Sumner Post, No 8,
6. 4. r., and in compliance with Special Orders,
No. S, Regimental Headquarters. Il is expected
that every member will be present. By order of
T. W. SHEEHAN Captain.
RoBr. ORoREK A. F. s. m3l-lt
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Mono lake water has been successfully
experimental with as a substitute for salt
and soda in milling.
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Passengers Passing caritn for California.

CARLIN. May Soth.-The following pas
Sacramento tomorrow Mrs. J. l.. Gould
and son, Dutch Flat Cal; j. w. Knox and
family, Oakland; D. w. Hitchcock and
wife, Chicago; Mrs. William J. Hitchcock,
Miss Mollie Hitchcock, Ohio; Miss William
son. England Mrs Skae and daughter, Oak
land; A. Bragonier, e. S. A; D. Cookery,
Mrs. D. Cookery, San Jose Mrs Lawrence
Alameda; A. Winter. Mrs J. Linds, San
Francisco; d. r. Risley and wife, Mrs L.
A. Nanny, Miss Isabella Nanny. st. Louis
j. Belcour, wife and family, Mrs G. Bur
rage, San Francisco; Miss c. NJ Holmes,
Oakland; T. g. Richmond, New York city
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NEVADA.
The COmsfOck Mines,

VIRGINIA, May 29th.-The mining state
ments tonight contain the following The
Ophir north drift, on the 2.5OO.foot level is
assayipg from trace to $50. The ore pre-
viously raised, 233 tons, has been sold to the
Union, and will be worked with ore from
that mine at the Brunswick Mill. Its ASSAY
value is $50 SO per ton. The drill hole has
been stnt east on the 2, 800 foot level, betv cen
Union and Mexican, 40 feet Nothing is
said of the formation encountered. Califor-
MIA has raised 791 tons and sent the same to
mill. its assay value being SIG SO per ton.
Con. Virginia raised 1,704 tons, valued at
SO 81 per ton. Union extracted SO tons of
value being s25 6S per ton. The bullion in
the Office amounts to so, 500 Il.
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DECORATION DAY.
PROGRAMME OF EXERCISES
ETRCP LiTAN THEATER,
TEils CnaNDAE) EVENING.

l. First Regiment Artillery Band.
>. invocation, by the Chaplain
3. Chorus " Decoration Day." by chorus OF forty
male voices from the Apollo Club.
4. Recitation " Decoration Day" (written for the
occasion), by Miss Matte X. Powers,
5. "Honor the Heroes in Blue" by select chorus
of mixed voices
G. Recitation (by special request, by Miss Lucy
OBrien.
7. Quartet, "Rest, Soldier Rest" by the Apollo
Quartet.
s. Grafton, by Hon. Grove L. johnson.
9. Song, "Tender and True" by Mrs. w C. Fitch.
10. Recitation, by Miss Hattie X. Palmer
IL. Chorus, Our Comrades Sleep" by a select
chorus of mixed voices.
-. Recitation Search for the Slain By Miss Edith
L. Dickson
10. Recitation, " Memorial Poem,' by Albert Hart
Il. Chorus, " Flag of Our Heroes, by chorus OF
forty male voices from the Apollo Club.
Admission Twenty-Five Cents
Reserved Seats can be procured at the Box Office
afteR9 \. NJ. to-day. iB. CT m3l-1t
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ARaoRY Co. B. FIRST ARTILLERY REGIMENT, !
FOURTH BRIGADE, n. G.. c.,
SAGE AMRNrn Mau 90 lGSn |

SPECIAL ORDERS, No. 21J
In compliance with Paragraph l., Regmental Or
ders, No s. dated Headquarters First Artillery Regi-
ment, Sacramento, May "a, 1850, the officers and
members of Company b, First Artillery Regiment,
will assemble at their .ArmorY, at o'c ock 2. NJ,
MONDAY, the 31st instant i'll full dress uniform,
TO participate in the exercises Of Decoration Day A
full attendance will be required that day BY or
der of j. L. ATWOOD
Captain Commanding Company.
j. n. WILLIAMS, First Sergeant. m3l-lt
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
HEADQUARTERS FOURTH BRIGADE,

HEADQUARTERS FOURTH BRIGADE,
RATIONAL GUARD OF CALIFORNIA,
SACRAMENTO, May Is, 1850.
ESPECIAL ORDERS, No 81
The Staff of the Brigadier- General commanding
are hereby ordered to assemble on MONDAY, May
3lst, at O'Clock P. NJ, at Grand Army Hall, Sixth
street, between and X, mounted and III full uni
form. By commend OF BIigadier-General
JOHN T. SHEEHAN.
P. j. HARVEY, Major and A. a. C. m31 1t
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Capital Citys.-There Will be a special
meeting TO-DAY {Monday) at 1870 P N. A full at
tendance is requested as business OF Importance will
be transacted. G. c. KOHLER, President
THos GLEEsOS, Secretary mSl-lt
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MONEY TO LOArl.

T5yHE SACRAMENTO BANK HAS MONEY TO
loan, in sums of ten thousand dollars and
under, at lowest current rates, upon improved real
estate.
~ All communications addressed to the SACRA
MENTO BANK win receive prompt attention.
IN Is. 2nln1
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UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA
YEyHE ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES
Z will be hlld
WEDNESDAY, JINE .. 1850.

At 10:45 a. NJ, in the HARMON GYM STUN.
There will be Addresses by representatives Of the
Graduating Glass, and an Grafton by the HON. J.
W. WINANS
ssr In the Afternoon, the Alumni Of the Univer-
sty viii hold their Second Public Anniversary.
Grafton by CHARLES A. GARTER; Poem, by MAY
B. TREAT
m4I-2tis MARTIN KELLOGG. Dean.
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Attention. Neternns of the Mexicnn WAR

You will meet at William Siddons' TO-DAY, at 80.
o'clock, for the purpose of decorating the graves OF
our deceased comrades By order of
j. D0MINGOS. President
j. SINS, Secretary m3l.lts
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The Races at SAN Francisee-Ea Day of
fla IgIacL.II lIontinnr

SAS Francisco, May S0th-Yesterday
was the last day Of the Blood Horse meet
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-11-03
The New SeaI

OF the Worlds Dispensary Medical
Association of Buffalo, Of which
DR.. r. V. Pierce is president, con-
sisting of a figure Of Aesculapius,
the Father of Medicine, surmount-
ing the globe, fifty symbolises the
worldwide reputation gained by
the Family Medicines of DR.. Pierce
now manufactured by this incor-
porated company and sold in all
parts Of the world. With a NAM
mouth establishment, the Worlds
Dispensary and Invalids' Hotel in
Buffalo, and a correspondingly
large branch establishment in Lon
don, this Association make medi-
cines for the whole world-not on
ly that but they personally examine
and treat with special medicines
thousands of cases. Among the
most celebrated of the proprietary
or family medicines are DIR. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery-the
great blood-purifyer, and DR..
Pierce's Pleasant Purgative Pellets
little pills),-and DR.. Pierce's
Compound Extract of Smart-W eed
for bowel affection, colds and
painful attacks, as collie, neuralgia
and rheumatism, -Favorite Pre-
scription furnishes relief from
female weaknesses, and kindred
affections. All sold by druggists.
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TO THE PEOPLE.
We Intend 10 Stay with Yo,
Our Platform Of Principles.

A rigid and strict maintenance
Of the rights of the masses.
A satisfactory adjustment of all
difference between producer and
consumer, between buyer and SELL
er, that justice may be obtained,
and the buyer always 60 away per-
fectly satisfied.
A cash basis Of buying and SELL
ing, thereby protecting all pur-
chasers from over-charge.
a resolution to break down high
prices and compel a return to
peace basis, with a guarantee that
we have the ability to do it.
Resumption, in its most practical
sense, enable the masses to buy
with greenbacks, goods worth the
amount asked in gold.
A full stock always to be found
in our store of the best, at bottom
prices.
If you don't see what you want
ask for it.
With the above as an indication
of our intention in the future, as it
has been our rule in the past, we
would ask for the continued pat
ronage of the people.
Peace at any price will not suit
US. We will continue the war on
high-priced dealers until they all
succumb to the popular demand.
We are the true friends of the
people, and have made prices that
are sure to suit the pockets
of everybody. This point is one
OF our strong claims on the patron
age of the people.
We are home institution, and
have given prestige to the trade in
this place.
Patronize Home Institutions,la land
save money by doing so.
You can satisfy yourselves of
this fact by calling and inspecting
our prices and immense stock.
Our Motto TO please, that
none may go away dissatisfied.
Money refunded in every case
where satisfaction is not given.
Satisfaction assured to every
| purchaser.
Polite treatment TO everybody,
whether purchasing or not.
Our goods, at prices named, de
fly competition from any quarter.
GEORGE f. AIKEN d. Co,
Bay City Boot and Shoe Store,
l19m1 Opera House Block
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The Shelley Benefit.

We do not remember ever hav-
ing seen the members of the Al
pena Amateur Dramatic Club to
better advantage than we did at
the Opera House last Thursday
evening, on the occasion of the
Shelley benefit. The drama, the
deserted Wife," is q good one,
the audience was large-the Opera
House being jammed full, and the
various actors and actresses ap-
peared as if they fully understood
the various parts allotted to them
The result was a pleasant evening,
and the large number of citizens
present acted as il they were pleas
ed. VIM. Eccles, as "Scud" sue
ceeded as usual in acting the part
allotted to him, to the satisfaction
Of the audience, and still remains
their favorite. Lemuel Dafoe, as
David Murray" did his part well
and the scene between him anC
Geo. Huntington, who acted thu
part of "Bruce Hunter" was
powerful, thrilling, and deeply in
teresting one. The parts taken b.
Mrs. Maiden, Mrs. knight, Mis-
Crowell, Miss Sellick and othe
members of the club, were we
performed. The cast was as foI
lows:
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Regarding the Crews Of the Tugs
Crawling and Vulcan.

WFHN INK anu Nuttdhs
The Free Press noticed, few
weeks since, the movement on the
part Of the Merchants and Manu-
facturers' Exchange to raise a fund
for the suitable reward of the
gallant crew of the tugs Vul-
can aud Crawling for their he
roism in recovering SO many of the
passengers and crew of the burn
ing steamer Marine City, off Alec
ma. August 90, 1880. Over s66(
was promptly, almost spontaneous
", contributed by sixty-seven o
our representative firms.
Saturday evening, the commit
tee who had the raising Of tn
fund, met to inspect the medal
prepared by NJ. S. Smith " Co
who, taking deep personal inter
est in the matter, have sought :
give the fullest return for tn
money in the shape Of one gol
and diamond badge, two gol
watches and chains, two silve
watches and chains, and eleve
gold and silver badges.
The worthy and. fa~~-yrec
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Dissolution of Co-PartnerShip

Notice is hereby given that the partnership
heretofore existing between Clarissa Harshaw
and Mark Young, under the firm name of Har-
shaw \ Co., was this day dissolved by mutual
consent, the SAID Mark Young retiring. The
bushes, ~ the future will he continued at the
store of the late firm by said Clarissa Harshaw,
under and by the name OF her husband, "a Har-
shaw, Agent All debts due TO the said partner
ship are to be- paid Co., and those due from the
same discharged, by A. Harshaw, Agent.
CLARISSA HARSHAW,
MARK YOUNG.
Dated Alpeua, Mich, sept. %, 1850. S7Swl
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pients are as follows: Capt. Hack
EFT, Of the tug Vulcan, gold and
diamond badge ; John Millen, Jr.,
mate of the Vulcan, gold watch
eleven Of the crew of the Vulcan,
each gold and silver badge
Capt. Van Liew, Of the tug Gray
ling, gold watch and chain; d.
Thompson, mate, and VIM. Bishop,
deck hand on the Grayling, each a
silver watch and chain.-Detroit
Free Press.
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E. E. RIOPEL, M. D.,
OCUIist and Aurist.

81 state street, Cor Griswod, Detroit Oppo-
site The High school. ISL
The damp weather and chilling winds of the
approaching season subjects al TO exposure, no
matter how healthy, We are none the less suscep-
tible 10 an attack of Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis,
Pleurisy, Splitting Of Blood, Cota1h Of the head,
which if not promptly attended 20 end, in Com
sumption
Towns Bronchial syrup s poatCc cure With
but the nominal cost of 90 cents you procure thi,
truly sovereign remedy.
Bronchial Syrup Is guaranteed by MI druggists
and dealers in medicine 60 give entire satisfaction
Try It and be- convinced of ils real merit.
Marccaus Liver and AuG-BilliouS Compound
cures all Liver and Bilious Diseases. purhcs ia,
blood, CqualiZcs the circulation and restores {,
| perfect health the cnicchlcl system.
FARIsAND, WILLIAMS a. 90.
Agents, Detroit.
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The benefit was concluded by a
farce entitled the "Yankee Ped
der" The benefit resulted in a
fund of s161 being raised for Mr..
Shelley.
The orchestra music was fur
nished by l.. B. Towards orches-
ira, and was really commendable.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-11-03

Alfred Bartlett, the upholster, has re-
moved to the Centennial Block where
he is prepared TO do all kinds Of uphol-
stering and furniture repairing on the
shortest notice, in the best manner, and
at low prices. Remember the place.
4S2wd
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New GOods-Priccs Low.

S. s. Lewenberg having returned with
a large and completei stock of both
Waltham and Elgin watches, the latest
STYLES in iewelry, diamonds, etc, is sell
ing at prices that cannot be competed
with in this State. First class goods
and prices low. Special attention Is
called to a superior article of Silverine,
for cleaning silver, which he now has
for eola
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CHURCH. DIRECTORY.

rpIsCOPAL-Rev. - -. Services IN
u,nity Church, ON Washington avenue, every
Sunday morning and evening,
um1aaPrisT-Rev. r.. l.. Little. Services in So
.;aty,s Church, ON Third street. every Sabbath
morning and evening.
"CATUOIIC- Il. r. DOMAIN. Services in
the Catholic Church, on Chisholm street, every
Sunday az $50 A. H., 1880 A. M, and at p NJ.
Mountaineering service. Sermon in English ~
iOg0: in French at 1850.
CONaREG ATIONAL Rev. A. w. Westgate'
services in the SOcietys Church, ON Second street.
,yery sabbath morning and evening.
METHODIST Rev. J. w. Campbell. Services
IN society's Church, on Dock street, every Sab
bath morning and evening.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-11-03

The Franklin House, corner OF Bates
and Larned Sts., Detroit, Mich, under
the present management Of Warner y
James, is one of the best conducted no
tells in the State. 1t is in u very conven'
lent location, being in the center OF the
business part OF the city. Its tables are
as good as the best, and at the reason
able charge OF $3.50 per day, II is Us &c
sirablc hotel'as one might wish. we
can recommend IL TO our readers as be
ing worthy of patronage In every res
| ncct.
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Truly Grateful.
From the st. Clair Re

/
Edward w. Voigt, of Detroit,
has shown his gratitude in many
ways to those who assisted in saw
ing his family at the. time OF the
burning of the Marine City, but
in no instance has he shown q deep
er sense Of gratitude than in the
following letter to Mrs. A. B.
Clough:
DETROIT, MIcH., Sept, 10Th, 1885,
| Mrs. A. b. Clough, Marine CITY:
DEAR MADAM have taken
the liberty to express to you a
tea set, you will confer a favor
upon myself and wife, by accept
ing the same as present and as a
small token OF our esteem for
your goodness Of heart in taking
care Of our little son Willie, when
the life of yourself and child was
in the utmost peril on that memo
rable Sunday, Aug. Goth, 1880.
l have also added photograph of
my family, and hope you will send
us one OF yours, so my son will
know in future days to whom he
owes his life. Very respectfully
yours,
E. w. VoIGT.
Mrs. Clough received the tea set
by express, and we can only say
that it is rich and elegant in de-
sign, comprising nine pieces, all OF
which, excepting the salver, are
marked with Mrs. Coughs ini-
tials, and that, beautifully engrav-
ed, bears the following inscrip-
tons:
"Presented to Mrs. A. B. Clough,
from Edward w. Voigt and Wife,
of Detroit, Mich, as a token OF
gratitude for saving our little boy,
Willie, at the burning of the Steam
or Marine City, off Altoona, Lake
Huron, Sunday, Aug. Goth, 1880.
This valued gift was duly ac-
knowledged by the recipient, and
of course the request to send pho
tograph acquiesced in.
Upon our behalf we wish to say
that in our last we allowed our
zeal TO lead us into an indiscretion,
doing perhaps an injustice to Mr..
Voigt, all of which we would glad
ly obliterate were it in our power
He has done all that'man can do to
demonstrate his appreciation OF
the efforts to save his family, aud
we deeply regret having said a
word that might detract from the
honor due such an exceptional case.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-11-03

NJ. S. SMITH&CO.,
cor. of Woodward and
Jefferson ayes, Detroit,
invite the attention of
buyers to their large
and fine collection Of
Sterling Silver Ware,
French Clocks, Faience
Ware, Bronzes, Partisan
Novelties, Diamonds,
Jewelry, Watches and
Silver Plated Ware,
embracing articles most
appropriate for Wed
ding Anniversary and
Holiday Gifts. Orders
or inquiries by mail will
receive our prompt and
careful attention. Jew
elers and Importers,
cor. of Woodward and
Jefferson ayes. , Detroit.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-11-03

j. T. Bell, of Bell Bros, Toledo, Ohio,
has been in our city and made perman-
ent arrangements to ship fruits, produce
etc, to Alpena. VIM. E. Rogers, at the
dock, is their agent and can be consulted
by the grocerymen. We hope this new
enterprise will receive the encourage
ment it deserves, as it brings commits
sion house to our very doors.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-11-03

From Rev. Ii. =. Torscy, ID. u; bn
ID. President Maine Wesleyan Seminary
and Female College, Kent's Hill, Me- -
DIR. +. w. Kinsman,-Dearo or ~
Ave years the students under my .aS
have used Adamson's Botanic oosEu
Balsam, and have, | think, iouhu :,
second TO no other remedy Tor 'h'o"'
and lung troubles.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-11-03

Mr.. Knoch of the firm of Anspach "
Co., who has been in business IN this
city for fourteen years, knows just what
goods are needed by our people, and
always makes the lowest prices.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-11-03
THEIR TELEPHONE.
Notice to Ice Users.

| would most respectfully announce TO
the people of Alpena, that during the
season of 1881, | shall be prepared to
deliver ice to private families and bust
ness houses throughout the city at rea-
sonable rates, and all parties DESTROYS OF
having ice so furnished, will confer ia
vor by leaving their orders with me at
their earliest convenience.
C. AIPTRN.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-11-03
Good Luck.

II you want to have good luck call at
Harshaw's and purchase one of those
handsome "Good Luck" coal stoves, they
are beautifully ornamented with expires
sive "horse shoe" elegantly nickled plat
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-11-03

A full line of cook, box and parlor
stoves, tin and shcetiron wares, ana II
complete stock of plumbers good at
Johnston Hamilton's. Prices away
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-11-03

Any disease of the kidneys, bladder,
urinary organs nervous system, or case
OF lame back, that cannot be cured by
Days Kidney Pad cannot be cured by
any other treatment or remedy in exist
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-11-03

House and lot for sale on Dock street,
opposite Burrell's brick house. For
further particulars, apply to
JAMES MCDONALD
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-11-03

We have received specimen book OF
Happy Songs in 10 page MANILA form,
music book for day schools, which Ger.
talnly fills a real want. The paper and
"get up" OF the little book is hrst.class.
The muslc--well, we don't sing, but II
looks bright and CHEEKY. The words
are full OF life aud are not trashy. we
think ell teachers will find this little
volume Is Just what they have long
wanted. Send 10 cents for specimen
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-11-03

Thos. Kernosky had the fore
finger of his left hand nearly cut
off at the Potter shingle mill on
Saturday last, and sought the as
s;stance of DIR. Shelton.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-11-03

The recent rains have been the
cause of making the roads through
out the county very muddy.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-11-03

On Tuesday morning last, Teles-
fone siugber, who was employed at
Minors mill, had all four fingers