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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-17
THn INV ORLEANS DEMOCRAT WEDNESDAY, MARCH " 1880.

sundriee Dr Choppin-suAdyiss - srdes-.Tetel -
bAlss eottcn % hhds sugar 443 sacks oettDn ssed
BAYOU AsMt ON-Per steamer Exohange-
bales cotton Levy, Loeb, Soheuref Aeo-s 4 LauAs-
sAEne--l w Hurbrtdge Aoo-l A A Mouton- o. "
hhds sugar Dbl sugar bbls molasses Richard Mil
uken-1 do 10 hhds sugar Robert Hare 4 Hon-9 do
Teftrou-1 do zuberbierl& Behan--s do bbs su.
gar II hides Rykoshi 4 Manade-4 bbs melseses l
Dbl sugar hides L Lneasssgne--i0s sacks rough ree
Nelson &e0--5 do L Terrebonhe- sundries TO order
-TnAsl 81 hhds sugar bbls sugar IA bbls molasses
bAles cnttcn ID sAuks rough tice
BAYOU LAFOUkCHE~Per steamer Assumption
20 hhds'snesr Bu.h = Levert-se do II Beltran-as
DO luberbier BehAn-ag de II W Hhrbank--io do
Richard Milliken-1o do Allen Nugent Aoo--6s bbls
molssses GopRer e Kelly bales moss L Terrebcn-
me- bbl sugar Mrs j II Hardie-t bales moss Ry-
koski Manade-o5 aaoks rough rioe Ernst &eo-53
do War; or h Hoelsel-sundties TO order--Tntsl 100
hbds sugar 90 bills molAsses 12e eacks rough zoe
Re0olpta NJ the new nasln.
Gainsville-Per steamer A w Maffett-sa cords
wood to erder-4 hides lot Junk A Adler
@e0sgpts at the Ola naalm.
Bayou Laoombe-Per schr Josephine No 1-ab
cords wood TO order
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-17

nnD RIVER.
RsA lglvsv ana Texas.

ns1 nlvsr ana Texas.
F5M ,QHLEAFg AMI. RED RIVER TRANS.
6iFffo HXiLMAYt A mi d ON tEfAS e.
Through bills Of lading and through pasaen.
Ger tickets TO all landings on He'd river and all
railway stations In Texas The best route 10
IL = FOR SHREVEPORT. JEFrEp.
son, Hot Bprines, and all landings
:. on He'd Hiver and railway stations
In Texas.
For SHREVEPORT.
Laura Lee, II, L. Lee master,
Leaves WEDNESDAY. March II. at h p. m.
FOR MINDEN.
Jewel, q, 2. TruHlow master
Leaves WEDNESDAY. March II. at 10 q. m.
no wh9rfboRt charges, drayage Or commission
VII be charged q mouth. OF He'd RlYer, bayou
bara, or at New Orleans. In forwarding freigl
CONSIGNED 70 the company BIZ bill OF ladlns.
h r2r freight er psssaRe appy on board q the
g0ate or at the Office OF the COMPANY. No 40
gaqp street JOS. A, AIKEN, President.
J. d. Cabin. B Sef1 Y; 4 EbprKR.
laA LORD d MCPEAKE, Agents,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-17
onEENvILLa, v1Cxspune AND rEru

okEENvILLH, v1CRsBUnG AND BENDS
UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET.
I've S sSSFs, VvHfdhkssRbA dYhsat.' EAHHoHrz
Daviss Bend and Intermediate land
infsssT rEn steamer n TErr =
William Oampbell master. r. ]. Howard clerk
leaves q above conneotlns At yioksburs Viii
Bsr ns fe5 oil R9Ins On The Yazoo Sun
..,o 4yG WAYNE, % Drawer street.
rq SRF1EfhR sBAgI sn b4k RAgkHE
caves S Sy'E' lHagssRaa Il n
& and a. Bends-The new and ma9niii.
cent g. 9.f.sG II. WRss stfssmer
CURT. Holmes maater. W:N. Gaines clerk.
ioE p9n On as,q pr sad Fl
81 4. x xBaKhs. 81 SR 6 o%4HAha GARTER
SATURDAY v1oKgPQhq UNITED STATES
Leaves S sSSsFES si5ARShRHE b s. BEND
Natcheg, and al Intermediate land.
'ns'-T rHI RGcsSssaeer packet
s:ssy g Tssss WITH 4. H sa:s ss{ Iii.
md a With AnGhor Line for NemPhis, CAIRO and
Monroe and ail p stations q. on the v!eksbure.
ings that the Captain may consider unsafe.
4 ], Ss$$s$ T. + T.
J, VIII giRn through bills ladin9 to stations on
a aO INN Vutn oa has boat
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-17

NEW ORLnAND AND MOBILE RAILROAD.
March t6-~Su0 bales cotton Williams 4 GrAne--55
Allen West Bush7-to to order-47 J L Harris Eco
" Il L AiTey Aoo~tt Jne I Hardie &ee--g Gardner
4 Copp sacks peas to Dymond 4 Gardes--5 bbls
whisky w ClArk--8 boxes tobacco David 0a,iR-
pt do W Van enthuysen--iot mise W @ Shepard 4
ce-do Sehwarts Aeo--t5 sacks coffee Schmidt 4
Zeigler-lot mdse Am 3 NJ Col pkg mdss Roberts
&eo-b do II stern &oo-6a7 sacks peas n eaither
&co-sn boxes tobacco to ordsr--le5 bsKa peas W
Mathews BrD-lRe bbs lime 10 3 Snodgraas--Qs
casks bacon SohwAbaeher 4 Hirscb--t oar stock II ID
MoUresry-i car poultry 7 Wallace do Miller 4
Meyer car stock w D TOPPER do J J 0rsv--1 do
w Heward-l do q Thernton-9 bbls water
Lyons sack coffee Flash, Preston &oo-R do
Dymond 4 aardes-2ss pkrs beer to Mers & PAUL.
bbls whisky hi do A Il Mays bbls whisky Amen.
dell 4 Gour tin--lo do Roder--y half do Pt0kert l.
Ayars-2b casks beer II Fasnaoht-4l0 boxes eggs to
Theurer Beoker-a bills whisky Rotner 4 Shuts
10 tieroes hams Frpwenfeld 4 Pfeifer-pa bbls pork
hf do w q Lyon &so-tO bbls oil @ II FiBlav Aso--
~ sacks peas w II Mathews Bre--a5 boxes mise
Smith Bros &cO-2 cars timber N Gas Light Co
sundries to order-TotAl 3H7 bales cotton / hid to.
bappO
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-17

LAroUnCnE.

INDEPENDENT BEMI- WEEKLY NEW or
LEANS. COAST AND LAFOUROHt
PACKET.
Leaves every MONDAY at p. m. and FRIDAY
~ FOR WAY LANDINGS ON COAST
and Bayou Lafourohe-The No.
PASSENGER pHcket
aa DELLK.
Max Blanchard, Master.
John Webre and O. J. Blanchard. CLERKS.
every SUNDAY and "WEDNESDAY ip daylight.
For freight or passage apply .onboard Or TO-
Y. H, BkRNARD. Q 81. Louis Ut.
B. HENO, 10 Cont st.
p. B. Goes through to Lockport on the
Thursday trip.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-17
aM1A FOR CORPUS CHRISTI. VIA GAL.
weston
Will sail from Morgan CITY

NEM FOR BRAyOB SANTIAGO VII
Ri1o1G 0alveston--Th iron steamer
I. q. MA . HIS
Will sail from Morgan City
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-17

HEMI.WEEKLY COAST AND BAYOU Ia.
Leaves every TUESDAY at p.rn.. and HATUHs-
DAY at 10 q. m.
The Al psssengsr packet
r, A. Charlet master,
Edw. NicOlle. and ]. ". LaxrOue. clerks.
will leave az Above returning down the COAST
every MONDAY and THURSDAY IN DAYLIGHT.
For fretght or passage apply on board Or to
b. RIvET,
100 Decatur, near st. Louis street.,
r. B.-Has clerk on the landing during tho
freight. no12 em
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-17

Clsare1 Yesterday.
Steamship Chalinette Read, for New York
o. whitney &oe
steAmsbip New Orleans Halsey, for New York
A Moulten
lsr steAmship Fifty Mine, Knight, for Antwerp
AK Miller Loo
fr steamship CHILEAN Reoh FOR Liverpool
Lowell 4 Bailey
Br steamship Syria, johnson. for Liverpool
Lowell bailey
ship John Watt, Sweetser, for Havre--
Norton He'll
Ital bark Antonio La Nasa, La NssR, for Maipgs-
Joseph Kelley
Hchr May Eveline. Hansen. for RuataD
n Oteri 4 Bro
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-17
Rscslpts q the Now nasru.
0o0o1pts by Railroads.
CHICAGO. at. LOUIS AND NEW ORLEAE1
RAILROAO

Trips March ie--se oar loads ~ fellows-s9 bales
cotton Hickman Moorel7B Allen, Weet 4 bush
" II 4 Reer-I5 to erder-12 Meyer, Weis 500
Keifer 4 Gardner o Thomas Aeo-4 to Ham,
monds. 0sslds &co--2 HymAn 4 Lichtenstein--1 10
Warren Atkinson. Jno Phelps &eo-t Gardner
b Gopp-i car stock r N Flautt--2 do @ Mehe Aco
do Ayoock Mitchell Aoo-1go bble -four 10 Proven
field Pfefer-t beer II Redwits-ia pkgs hate
M Loeb &eo--sO crates wooden ware j r MoKepna-
! bog glass John Adams Aco-14 sacks peas TO n Do
herty-Hd casea matches Wizard &co--i1a iron plates
81 Charles 81 RK-1s bbls = peas w q Lyon &co--s
arklne butter to Smith Bros Aoo-51 bdls wheels to
J Thompson 4 t,ro-a oars hay Patton 4 Benedict
eo bels oil J 9 CLARK pkgs glassware g Foster
40 bdls paper jos Meyer-5e h1s paper T blessing
CRATES mdse J Morris II bble do W Shepard
4eo.s cases cigars Mayer Bros-s phns hardware to
y L Kanlett &oo-a5 bbls whisky Queyrouse I'ois
boxes copper Rice. Born kco--3t Gases shoes John
uonld-i organ Werlein-2 boxes cheese 10 II I
GOTHAM Aoo-l0 bbls alcohol q II Finay &cc--5 do
Bassetti xiques-a5 bbls shwines 9 Doyle-alots
plewstuf bcIes mdse h X RT CO. oar ma
obInery 10 II d Coleman Bros boxes mdse bbls
whisky L Lyens-10o bbls -four ~ pkgs butter to
MeCl0skey HeHderson-iJ boxes hats 10 Simon n
Kohn-s do y Booth-to hhds tcbacoo Thos Willis
do Kirkpatrick geo = do q Hernsheim BRO do
n u Wilson &co--p do q A Snyder 5000 feet lumber
John Hobson Son-snndries. 10 order Total 5s5
hall them IA k,t,n
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-17
TEXAS.
hoh R1Ab lNH Ys4lAAkA AP o TSHA PAIL
PAssESdER hoqTH ,xsSS aAIvEST6N AND

;, Passengers take Railroad Ferryboat, foot o,
" Ann street. at . q. M, reaching MORGAN Oity
OF II M, there connecting with steamers plying
from Morgan Oity. In connection With Moraane
Louisiana and Texas Railroad
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-17
Arrives

United States Lighthouse ate Lily. Vandergrief
from 1t Louis-Ne cargo
Behr lGtta 9 Sylvester. from Ruatan, to Oteri
Dro-pie Tier
eTMAMHOAT6.
Golden Grown. Shinkle. from Cincinnati
w + Halliday. Gould, from at Louis
II NJ Kehof Patterson, from 81 Louis
Grand Lake No q Kendall. from st Louis, with 4
barVee
Fred A blanks, Blanks, FROM Ouachita City
IOhn w cannon. Libano. from Bavou HarA
Exchange. Matthews, from Bayou vermillion
Assumption, gharlst from Bayou Lafourohe
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-07-28
The Cemetery.

During the present season many
noticeable improvements have been
made in Pine Grove Cemetery, and
we might say that more are still
needed. Our people who have laid
away the remains of loved ones in
our cemetery, are taking a great
interest in improving and beauti-
flying the spots which mark the
last resting places Of those who
have gone before.
Among the most noteworthy of
the monuments and slabs recently
erected in the cemetery are the mon
uments marking the burial places
of the father and mother of Doug
lass Scott, and the mother Of w.
H., E. X, j. j., and j. d. Potter,
both Of which are beautiful monu-
ments, and the latter being sur
rounded by a neat and substantial
iron fence with marble posts. But
last week the most costly and most
magnificent monuments in the en-
tire cemetery we're placed on the
burial lots Of B. r. Young and A.
N. Spratt, the former to the mem
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-07-28

DRY of the late Mrs. Young, and
the latter in memory of the late
mother of Mrs. A. N. Spratt and
the little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Spratt. The monument erected
by Mr.. Sprattis of Columbian mar
BILE, and finished in a STYLE and
manner that our pen is inadequate
to do it the justice that the supe-
rior design and Workmanship de-
serves. That of Mrs Young is of
granite, and also designed and fin-
ished in the highest style of the art a.,
rejecting the greatest credit on the
establishment where the work was
executed. that of Philo Truesdell,
of the Port Huron Marble Works.
1t would be difficult for us to give
even a vague idea of the fine finish,
the beautiful tracings and superb
contrast as is shown in the work
ings of these monuments, and we
leave it for those who can to see
them for themselves. John Thomp-
son has also had erected to mark
the resting place of his late wife, a
handsome and costly headstone.
These monuments and headstones
are of the finest order, and will
beautify our cemetery for all time
to come. The work and finish is
far superior to any we have here
tofore seen, and in justice to Mr..
Truesdell we must say that in
workmanship and design he has
eclipsed the work of those who
were houglt to he well mp in the
art. Mr.. Truesdell, who is pro-
prietor of the Port Huron Marble
Works, is the sole agent for this
section of the State for handling
the Columbia Marble and York
State Granite.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-07-28

When a pretended newspaper
man will continually indulge in the
practice of manufacturing the bas-
est of falsehoods, merely for politi
cal effect, and he is detected in his
villifying course, it generally does
the party for which he claims to
work, but little good. And in this
instance the result is about the
same, as might be anticipated,
when it Is considered that the man
of the Agricultural Society Articles
of Association fame, founded the
item relating to the drunken man
in the third ward making a Demo-
cratic speech from a beer keg.
Constable John Thompson inform
ed us that he arrested the individu-
al alluded to by the organ grinder,
and that the man informed the con-
stable that he was a Republican,
came from Chicago, was working
in the interests Of Garfield and
getting one dollar a day and ex-
penses. Perhaps the organ in
dividual don't like it, but facts are
stubborn things.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-07-28
GOdcy's Lady's Book GOy August

Comes to MS full of fresh, breezy matter
a welcome guest upon mi Midsummer
day. From Darlev's exquisite picture
to the eagerly sought chtchat on fashion
1t is full of interest, and the closest
scrutiny will fail to find one dull page.
The fashions are so numerous that every
taste must meet with its own require
ments, in preparing summer wardrobes
for homes or resorts of travellers In the
hot season. Seaside costumes and
mountain dresses, the simplicity Of the
elaborate toilet of the watering place
belle. can all he modelled from the
Illustrations given in Cooley, and the
clear directions accompanying them. The
literary matter is rich and varied. Con-
tanning sparkling stories and exquisite
poetry from the pens Of such popular
writers ms Estelle Thomson, Christian
Ried. James b. Marshall. S. Annie
Shields, Caroline Merighi. and others.
In every department there Is to he found
matter valuable to the fair sex, for whom
the magazine is especially intended, and
we are sure our opinion will he Endorsed
nv every reader Of the beautiful number
before MS. We will furnish the ARGUS
and Godey's Lady's Book for one year
at the low price of S275 on application
at this Office.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-07-28
Pleasure Trims.

Some three weeks since two sail
yachts from this city sailed north
ward for the purpose of conveying
parties to hunting and fishing
grounds along the akes,and both re-
turned last week. The first to sal
was the Josie Burns, having on board
as tourists. Henry Bolton and J.
f. Field of this city, and two gen.
tlemen named Leavens, of Bay City,
with o. S. Warner as sailing mas
ter. After leaving Alpena this
party sailed for Georgian Bay
where they spent several days in
hunting, fishing, and enjoying
themselves generally, and then sail
ed again for Michigan shore, put
ting in few days at the trout
fishing streams in Pressure Isle
county before they started on
their homeward course; and reach
ed Alpena on "Wednesday evening
last, having had a good time, and
feeling very much refreshed from
their little vacation and throwing
off the cares of business life.
The second was the yacht Irma,
carrying a party consisting of B.
M. Hawley of Bay City, j. w.
Fitzgerald, A. Johnrowe and j. c.
Wall, of Alpena, together with JAS.
Hubert, as sailing master. This
craft left Alpena, on the morning
Of the Sth, and sailed up the Mich
igan shore, stopping first at Misery
Point, Middle Island and Presque
Isle. AT the latter place they fas-
tened to the friendly dock of Fred.
Burnham, where several of the
lake boats call in for wood, and
where Mr.. Burnham does quite an
extensive business i'm that line.
Mr.. B. also had in some crops.
which were looking unusually line,
About two miles to the north of
this, and just about Pressure Isle
Hight, in a little bay, is another
dock, new one, recently construct
ed by VIM. Sims, and named Gar
field, where is also a quantity of
wood, etc, for the supply of steam
ers. Leaving Pressure Isle, the
party next took in Rogers City,
where, through the kindness OF
DR.. Larke, of the Advance, the
party viewed all the sights and i'm
of that enterprising |
little village. Making port again
at Cheboygan, the town was look
I'd over, more provisions taken on
board, but all neglected the i'm
portant duty of going to see that
trotting nag once owned by the
organ man. Cheboygan is one of
The livest towns of its size on the
axes, and its location will, some of
.hese days make it of no little i'm
oortance to the commercial inter-
,sts of the State. At first it was
Intended to sail up on Lake Michi-
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-07-28
Theatrical.

The Wildman e. Fox dramatic
company began an engagement at
the Opera House, last evening,
opening in the delightful comedy
of "Fanchon the Cricket" The
house was comfortably filled and
every one was delighted with the
performance throughout. The com
pany unquestionably made pro-
nounced hit, and will succeed in
making numerous friends with AL
pena theatre goers, and we feel as
sured that our citizens will en-
courage this excellent company by
a liberal attendance. Tonight
they produce the great eastern
success entitled sour Boys" one
of the most laughable of modern
comedies.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-07-28
CANTON.

Lost on Ninth street, IN the city of Alpona. in
the house of Gus Manchester. on the 2d inst, n
Cllts.in Ioaket-bOok containing s75D, moro or
less, in currency, six orders ON the township Of
Metz, PTesque Isle county, as follows: No 90,
amount 500, issued Nov. eth, 1872 20 Jacob
Bruno; No. 81 amount $500, issued Dec. 18th,
lS79, 20 John N0Vcke No. a. amount $500,
issued Dec. 3lst, 1879, 90 Julius Drumhcrg; No.
~, amount s250l issued Dec 3lst, 1879, 20 Julius
DrImborg; No. 81, amount s21Ol, issued March
10th, 1850 10 Julius Drlmlcir.: No IS. amount
500 issued March 3Uth, 1850 10 Julius Dram
borg. All persons are hereby cautioned against
purchasing or neFDtiating Ton these orders in any
way, as payment thereof has been stopped
HERMANN GkANBAT.
Township Treasurer OF Metz, county OF prcsquc
Isle
Dated at Alpcna, Mich, this 9th day of June,
lsSO, l6,Wf.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-07-28
Lands for Sale.

A large quantity of farming, pine and
cedar lands will be sold at auction, at
the front door of the Court House, in
Johnson's block, in Alpena, Michigan
Saturday, July 3lst. 1880, at o'clock p.
NJ, excepting such parts thereof as shall
be sold at private sale before that date.
Terms of sale, % per cent. cash down
and the balance on or about the lst day
of October, 1880, on delivery of deed, at
the Office of Victor G. Burnham, at the
city of Alpena.
For further particulars, enquire OF
J. n. Tiff, at the Office of Victor &.
Burnham, Creighten's block, Alpena.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-07-28

S. S. Lewcnberg has received large
stock of Waltham and Elgin watches
elegant .jewelrv, plain gold rings, Amath.
lists, diamonds, jewels, spectacles, eye
glasses, etc, which he is offering to the
public at lowest prices. His stock Of
goods is always complete, and the peo'
pie can always find just what they want
Go and see him when you want watches
or iewelry.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-07-28

gan as far as Mauistee, but as the
weather had been somewhat UNI
settled thus far, and fair prospects
for northwest winds in the imme-
date future, the Irma was now
headed for Mackinac, where with
good breeze, it soon arrived, and i
was not long ere the sights aud
scenery were being taken in
Mackinaw Island is well elevated
above the level of the lake, and
appears to be an inexhaustible
mass of limestone, covered with
stunted growth of cedar, birch,
maple, beach, etc. Some of the
scenes are rather pretty, while
others fail to elicit any compli-
mentary remarks from the tourist.
The old Notifications and stock
AIDES are well worth the trouble of
looking through, while the village
itself is composed of about 200
buildings, about two-thirds of
which are 80 far in ruins that they
are just ready to tumble to pieces.
To one who has always been led to
believe that Mackinac is one of the
grandest places on the globe, the
island and scenery in general fall
a long way short of coming up to
the minds imagination. Yet some
parts of Mackinac are rather pretty
and novel, while as a resort during
the hot summer season, it is a de-
sirable place of abode. But we
leave Mackinac astern, and head
for the Snow, or Marquette Islands,
where ducks and fish are plentiful,
and two days among the islands
and bays supply the party with
unlimited amounts of the substan-
tials for the inner man. Of course
no venison is captured, as it is con-
trary to law to kill deer at this
season, but the party flourished and
enjoyed themselves just the same.
The little craft is then headed for
Detour, and from thence to the
north of Drummond and Cock
burn Islands, and again to Lake
Huron by the East Channel, or
Strait of NIississauga, and from
there to the Duck Islands. At the
Ducks is found quite a village of
fishermen's houses, and large
fishing business is done and among
the parties who engage in the fish
ing business there is a Mr.. Tall
man, who brings the fish taken by
him to Alpena for shipment to va
rious ports down the lake, the
Dispatch making three trips from
Alpena to the islands and return
each week. Mr.. Tallman is also
having built in Buffalo another tug,
which will do business in U. S.
waters.
From the Duck Islands, the
party looked toward home, and
after due time all arrived once
more in Alpena, feeling that they
have been much benefited by their
little pleasure trip, and all express
ing hearty approval of the conduct
and ability of their sailing master
and the little yacht Irma.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-07-28

The Score for July Is overlooking with
choice reading and music both original
and selected. The literary contents are
particularly interesting, aud we would
call attention TO an article from cores
ponient, entltled: "Do we Build
Church Organsp The music Is excel
lent and embraces 1.-THE Kerry Dance"
song; an instrumental piece, "Hope and
Doubt; "A Kiss from my Sweetheart"
song; "Les Fitres dc Ia Garde Polka y
"To Music" song "Slav'ry Chains Am
Broke At Last" song. Sample copies
sent by mall for 10 cents. Published by
John r. Perry s. Co., Boston, Mass.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-07-28

DR.. Pierce's Extract of Smart
Weed is compound duid extract
of smart-weed, or water-pepper,
Jamaica ginger and other ingredi-
ents known to be efficacious in cur
ing collie, diarrhea, dysentery,
blood-hux, and kindred affections.
1t also breaks up colds, fevers and
inflammatory attacks. Sold by
druggists.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-07-28

The steamer st. Paul gave an ex-
cursion to Mackinaw this week,
leaving Alpena at ten o'clock Mon
day evening, with over one hun
dred and thirty passengers.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-07-28

We call attention To the advertisement
OF the Collegiate Institute, Monroe, Mich
which under the new management has
become one Of the most desirable places
In the country for q young lady to be
educated. We would advise an examin
alton into Its merits before making other
arrangements. 46S.