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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-10-31

intaresa que ss oalle, = one haoe, por 10
tanto, del periodismo ma m6quina vsr-
gonzosa, que solo puede fnnoionar sin
tropiezo cnando Sc emplea en- services
adulaoiones al poder.
Siga ell campeon de- los privilegios
hacienda 4 sofas Ia desatinada apollo
gfa del monopolio de las ideas, que es
el mis- absurdo J cruel de todos los
monopoiios: nosotros on este runto
prsfsrimos 10 pasado 10 existents. Es-
to 4 10 m6nos es una ley, y Ia pr6yia
censura era un capriclo.
Aparte de que es inexacto que 4
nosotros Sc nos permitiera 10 que no
Sc toleraba q los demas, pues bien le
consta que hasta llegamos d tener al
gun dlsgusto con ell terrible Becker, sin
embargo de que lie apreciabamos des-
de mucho antes de ser censor, q nadie
puede ocultarse la fe pduica de quien
asl Sc expresa tratandose del primer
periodico que hizo la declaration ter.
minante con que empezamos este
suelto.
La misma noble conducta observa
re6riendose q ur parrafo sobre ell
enjuiciamiento de La Cr6nicd. Ha.
blamos do nyeuos datos q buena ar.
gunentacion del senior Fiscal, y des
pues de copiar nuestras pa.abras, no'
hace decir ell colega, subrayando Ia
frase que falsamente nos atrlbuye
otra cosa muy distinta.
Mas adelante airma que ell senol
Fiscal de imp enta dijo que "ls
prensa liberal no tenfa enfreste (e
colega anti : grammatical divide es
te adverbio en- dos palabras) otra
prensa que la combatiese con prove
cho y e6cacia, " 10 cual, 81 10 dijo
NADIA tiene de particular, puesto gu
Sc trataba de La Cr6nica de Ponce
en- cuya ciudad no tiene, en- efecto
! adversarios en- la prensa ell periods
mo radical.
Pero 10 chusco del case es que 10.
infundados cargos que nos hace vie
men q caer de piano sobre su CORE
ligionario La A6eja (ya ha vue.to
visitarnos) que en- su n1mero del @
, dice asl
"La C,'6nica no esta muy conform
con la ley de imprents. Nosotros tam
POGO. Como qua nos causa mas pesa
diila que la censura. iQuien diria
esta que en- gu muerts habia de ser lord
da ! Lo que es el mundo Casi esta
,, mos por pedir una restsuracion. Aute
cada periodico Sc entendia con su hom
!, bre con su mujer, que es 10 mismt
para el case, y no corrla mas peligrt
que los continuados aranazos, que
; La Abeja le hicieron mudsr Ia piel
tanto que de negra la volvieron blanca
) pero ante y todo, La Abeia llora
llorara la buena vida que le daba 81
nombre, porqle al fin, no la haci
morir de susie. Hoy. -. La Abs,
es capaz hqstI de mortyse sin test1men
: to, que es 10 peor que puede suceder
un ser cristiano.
Aplfquese, pues, La Abeja ell arti
culo de su pontlfice intitulado Que
rensos Ia ley y vivian las armonfa
radicales.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-10-31

Con un atento B. L. NJ. nos ha
obsequiado ell limo. Sr. Director Ge-
neral de Aduanas de la metropoIi
con un eIemplar de la Estadisticd
General del Copsercio de cabotae entire
los puertos de Ia Peninsula & Istaa
Blleares en- 1877.
Els un tomo en- folio bastante vo-
luninoso, que examinaremos algun
dia 81 nuestras continues tareas nos
10 permiten.
Damos 4 dicho senior Director Ge-
neral expresi7as gTacias por la de-
ferencia que ha uSaio cou losotros
envlandonos tan interesante serie de
dOcumentOs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-10-31

Como verda nuestros lectores por
ell bien redactado documento del Go.
bierno General, que venimos inser-
tando en- la Seccion official, la actual
Administration esta decidida q dar
toda clase de ventajas y garantias al
establecimiento de factorfas centra-
les.s Las franquicias que propone ell
Excmo. Sr. Gobernador General y
que suponemos concedera Ell Gobier-
no de S. NJ, son importantfsimas y
facilitaran sin duda la erection de
centrales, abriendo al capital nacio-
nal y extranjero un empleo en- ex-
tremo lucrative y benefcioso para ell
pats.
Por auestra parte, aplaudimos sin
reserva dicho luminoso documento,
y nos permitimos rogar encarecida-
mente a s. E. interponga su iuAuen-
cia cerca del Gobierno de s. NJ. para
que conceda las franquicias que in.
dica, seguro de que, obteniias que
sean, no ha de faltar capital nj quie.
nes acometan Ia construction de In
geaios centrales tan productivos para
los empresarios como para los cul.
tlvadores de cana.
Nj una ligera observation Sc nos
ocurre hacer al mencionado docu.
mento. Precisamente las franquicias
y prima que en- el Sc indican Sc pro-
pusieron en- este periodico como muy
eGcaces al desenvolvimiento y resu.
rreccion de nuestra industria sacari-
na +; la cual para prosperar tiene que
separarse de ia labranza y adoptal
la maquinaria moderna, pues ella, )
no la remolacha, es ei rival que MOI
desa'oja de los mercados consumi
dores.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-10-31

Y dice "Como soy tn esclava y t1 erss
mi senior, aguanto oil resuelo y no ts
doy pesar. Y el marido SO duels de-
ella, canta 6 la relata una cosa diver
tida para que divide ell NAL. Pero la
india, sufre que sufre, Gala que Gala,
y al tiG sale varon, y llora la india, y
dice al indio sc" Es IN muchacho !"
Y responde 81 inlIo: "Ah6galo, que no
quiero dos. J." Y le dice la india: "lQuS
Undo es " Y responde el indio: Ma
talo, que to voy castigar. FL nino
ha dorado, pero va no llora; y dics la
india : " va le mate. Sale hembra,
y dice la india "Estoy muy conten-
ia. " responle el indio: "Ys to en-
tendi tenemos pareja." 7 el indio SO
Ievanta y danza muy alegre, porque no
mata al hijo. Pero todos los que ven-
gan despues seran ahogados en- ell mon.
te, & no ser que muera la hembra 8 el
varou, que entonces es menester repo.
nerlos.
Este respeto me persuadio de que
habia sn esta praetioa sslvsje algo de
religion quise penetrar el misterio y
no 10 puue IoSrar. Mlguet no Qulbo
revslarme NADIA, J me decia /" No pue-
do, espanol, no puedo no me 10 pre-
guntes, porque no to 10 dire.
Amanecia supe que las ocho de Ia
mafiana era el entierro.
Asi sucedio. vi un carro tirado por
una mula sobre la mula iba nm negro
vestido con una blusa azul, con panta-
Ion de pano negro, un sombrsro de oo-
pa descalzo. El CARO- era una espe-
Gle do taltana con una calayera pintada
en- los costados, dentro de ls cual iba Ia
Gaia con el cadaver del indio. Detr6s
iban sus parientes y deudos, todos bor-
rachos, aando tambos y atronand0
la calle con aus gritos J lanentoa, y
asi caminaron hasta llegar 81 cementa.
rio;
tUosclaRd
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-10-31
Gaceta de hoy.

Por no haber podido constituirse.
por retraimiento del cuerpo electo-
raj, las mesas de algunos colegios de
Morovis y Bayamon, Sc coavoca q
estos para nuevas elecciones munich
pales que tendran lugar en- los dias
IA, Is, l6 y II del entrante.
-Esta vacante uoa escuela ele-
mental en- Mayagiiaz y otra EN- Qua
yama, dotada Goa ell sueldo annual de
600 pesos y l44 para alquiler de
casa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-10-31

Tenemos especial gusto en- felici-
tar al intelig4nte y patri6tico alf5-
rez de voluntarios de San German
D. Gustavo K. Delgado, quien, h4-
biendose hccho cargo de la compa-
MA en- 2 de mayo, por ausencia del
captain, con bastante poca gente, Ia
acaba de entregar al seIlor D. Euge-
Mo Comas con setenta y cinco pIa-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-10-31
EN- LA NUEVA LEY.

Habiendo elevado instancia docu-
mentada al Gobierno General pi-
dieado!e Sc sirviese declarar al Bo-
LETIN dentro de la nueva legislation
de impreuta, nos ha favorecido con
ell siguiente atento oficio
"Gsbie,mo General de la Isla de Puerto
Rico.-jSecrctaria -Negociodo 2.'.-Na-
Nero 695.-En vista de la iustancia ele-
vsda por v s. con fscha Is del corrien-
te, de los documentos que La acoEpa-
nan, iusticativos de que viene pagan
do hscs mas de dos amos una quota de
contribution por subsidio industrial y
de comercio superior la que exige ell
articulo f. de la Ley de imprenta, Ell
Excmo. Sr. Gobernador General, consi-
derando que ademas de ese requisite
acredita Y. s. reurir los otros EXPIRE
sados en- ell mismo articulo, se hs ser
vido autorizar Y. 8. para que conti-
nue. publioando ell periodico politico de
su propiedad y direction el BoLETS
MERoANT1L dentro va de Ia nueva legis-
lacion. De orden de s. E. la comunico
q Y. S. para los efectos correspondent
tes. Dios gusrde 4 V. 8. muchos amos.
Puerto-Rico, octubre 29 de 1880.
Francisco FoNTANAIs.
Sr. D. Jose Perez Morris, director.
propietario del peri6dico politico sl
| BOTETrN MERCANrIr.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-10-31

El ancho del puente e d 6 me-
Etros entire los ejes de los cuchillos.
Est6 cinentado de mamposterfa
con recinto sobre IN pilotajs de ta-
chuelo 4 una profandidad de 4.50
metros bajo ell lecho del rio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-10-31
Francisco FoNTANAIs.

Sr. D. Jose Perez Morris, director.
propietario del periodico politico el
BoLET1N MERCANrIL-
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-08-18
OUR TELEPHONE.

Visitors to Long Lake are quite
numerous.
Rev. IT. G. Potter left town OH
Friday last.
ID. Il. Mcdonald has an addition
to his barn.
Prof. j. A. Corbin arrived home
on Thursday last.
Adjourned meeting of the Board
of Education tonight.
IL. d. Churchill expects to get
his mill running again next week.
Quite heavy frost on Monday
morning, but no damage to crops.
There is to be festival at the
NJ. T.. Church tomorrow evening.
The public schools Of this city
will commence on Monday, Sept.
9th.
f. X. Dissette, all Attorney from
Cleveland, o., was in town yester-
day.
The tug City of Alpena was
burned at Altoona, Monday of last
week.
Read the new advertisement OF
M :. Smith q Co., III another
column.
Judge futile aud family, who
have been on a trip to Ohio, arriv-
ed home last Saturday.
Donald McRae left town Mon
day for Chicago, to attend the an
nual conclave of the Knights Tenn
plar.
The newly elected officers OF the
st. Jean Baptiste society are as
follows:
President.-E. Ouellette.
Vice-President.--,J. Berrieault.
Secretary.-F. Frappier.
Cor. Secretary.-A. Desult.
Troosu,ar II. Lalonde.
Marshall.--T. Berrieault.
Directors.-A. Huotte, Z. Pa
| rent, l.. Leblanc, z. Beaudouin.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-08-18

report having bad u good time.
and all doubtless feel beuelitled bv
their trip and camp life. Ia speak
ing oil the GuMds Band, Of this
city, which accompanied the Guards
u Kalamazoo, correspondent of
the FREQ Press says: "Thc Alpo-
ia Guards have the best drilled
band in the cncampmaut Their
appearance Is the aigual for am out
burst of applause Thcir drum
major is said TO be tho largest man
III the camp, aud his bcar-sllin cap
Is the wonder and admiration Of
those new to the cAtrayagancics of
military tailoring, or rather cap
making
On tue 18th the troops engaged
IN a sham tight, participated in by
the three regiments, which was one
OF the grandcst affairs of the
whole of the oncampluont pro-
gramme, aud is spoken Of by the
Kalamazoo Gazette in the highest
terms. During a bayouet charge
which occurred in the course of
the fight, some of the boys were
wounded, though not auverely, by
coming in too close contact with
the bayoncts, among whom we
might mention j. G. FocllIcr. of
the Alpcna Guards.
At the target practice, which
took place IN the llth, Joseph
Kurtz, of the Alpena Guards, won
the Bagley medal, scoring # out
Of possible 80. The medal,
which is on exhibition at the news
depot Of il. IL. Wittclsholcr, is
valued at 800, and Mr.. Kurt, as
well as the Guards, has reason 10
feel proud Of having received So
valuable prize, and also the re-
putation Of being a lirst-class man
III handling the rifle.
The following, issued as special
order No. -, by Col. We. Fita-
simmons, Of the First regiment,
and addressed to the members Vi
the Alpeua Guards Band, speaks
for itself;
"Thc Colonel commanding this
regiment extends his thanks aud
compliments to the Alpoua Band
whose music has met with high ap
probation in this camp, whose ser
vices have 50 ably assisted thi.
regiment i'll its formations anC
movements, and whose gentleman
ly bearing have won the esteem
and admiration Of all.
The Guards Band had the homo
Of being OIL duty at the gran,
guard mount.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-08-18
MUSICAL.

We will send To any person who will
give us Il list of five names, OF their
musical friends, having pianos or organs,
ana ten cents in postage stamps or
change, copy of the new and beautiful
Diamond Island Waltz, IL good teaching
pieces, written i'm q AMI ID, for organ or
piano, by T. G.. Hull, author of the late
popular song and chorus, "Thc Old Red
Mill" Give the address of each person.
Let Us hear from you Your order will
be prnmptly filled,
HULL BROTHERS,
30 Main ST., W, Jackson, Mich.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-08-18
The Lake Survey Service.

A dispatch from Washington,
August II, to the Inter-O Ocean,
says: Mr.. Kimball, head of the
Life-saving Service, returned to-
day from a tour of inspection on
the Northwestern lakes. He re-
ports the condition Of things at all
stations to he far better than he
had expected. He does not see
how the discipline and esprit dc
corps Of the crews could be raised
to n higher state of excellence. He
selected sites, while he was gone,
for new stations:
The terminus Of the Portage
and Lake Superior Canal, Oh Lake
Superior at Sleeping Bear Point,
Oh Lake Michigan; at Middle Is
land, Sand Beech aud Grindstone
City, Oh Lake Huron. He will
cause advertisements to he publish
ed at once inviting bids for the
erection of houses, aud intends, at
the latest, to have the stations es-
tablished by November I. He
would like TO have it accomplished,
if possible, by October -. Mr..
kimball fears that he will have to
change the site of the station at
Chicago, and is III doubt where to
Mace il.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-08-18
Life Of Hancock.

BY John w. Forney, the celebrat-
ed journalist and intimate friend of
the great General. Every voter
should procure copy. The only
genuine. Published by J. G. Nc
Curdy & Co., Philadelphia. Do
not be imposed upon by any other.
Our city is now being canvassed
for this work by Miss 4. Bucknum,
who is meeting with great success
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-08-18
Northern Michigan Exhibits.

The hall used at Detroit during
the fair for the State Agricultural
society, and the one used at Grand
Rapids during the fair of the
Western Michigan Agricultural
society, for tho exhibiting of the
products of the counties of North
ern Michigan will be open during
the fairs respectively of 1880 for
like exhibit. Parties interested in
showing the products Of their
counties for the purpose of demon
stratiDg their capacity for agricul-
tural purposes are requested to
correspond with either of the
undersigned in reference thereto.
All articles for exhibition will he
carried free cio the Grand Rapids
d Indiana, Michigan Central, lin
Guiding the j. l.. q S. aud +. IL
u. NJ. railways. We would be
glad to see all exhibit from each
county included in what is common
ly known as Northern Michigan, i'll
the Lower Peninsula. Patries will
be in attendance to receive and
look after the arrangement Of the
exhibit, but 10 premiums will be
offered, and the halls will be used
for the purposes Of exhibition only
DO not postpone making arrange
ments for this exhibit, but secure
samples in time. Specific instruc-
tions for marking packages will be
sent on application.
w. q. UUGHART,
Coin'r &. X. q j. X. Il,
y. VI. BARNES,
Com'r j. l.. d S. IL. X. Go.
WV. l.. WEBER.
Land Com'r +. 81 u. NJ. R'y Go.
Dated August III, 1850.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-08-18
Tile VOItaic Belt CO., Marshall,
Mich.

viii send their celebrated Electro
Noltaic Belts to the afflicted upon 30
days trial. Speedy cures guaranteed.
They mean what they say. Write TO
them without delay i22yl
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 young lady to be
educated We would advise an cxamin.
alton into its merits before making other
arrangements. d6S.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-08-18
Look II Up.

The theory of introducing medicine
into the system by absorption through
the pores of the skin, is now proven, by
the great success of Days Kidney Pad,
to be the only true method of curing
and controlling the most prevalent and
fatal diseases that afllict mankind. In
this paper there appears an advertise
mcnt of this truly wonderful discovery,
and no ono should fail to read it; and if
afflicted with any of the complaints for
which it is recommended try IL at once.
as we arc assured by the manufacturers
that nothing is claimed for 1t that it will
not positively effect.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-08-18
Grcnt AlisIrrs.

Is often suddenly experienced from
an attack of Cramp III the stomach,
collie or other painful affections for
the relief Of which nothing is SUI
perior to DR.. Pierce's Compound
Extract of Smart Weed, or Water
Pepper, compounded from the best
French brandy, jamaica ginger,
smart-weed, or water-pepper, and
anodyne gums. For diarrhTa,
dysentery, bloody nuN, cholera
morbus, its warming, soothing as
tringent and heating properties
render it perfect specific, uusur-
passed a. al anodyue and stimulat-
ing embrocation or linimcnt. Should
be kept III every family. Sold by
druggists at fifty cents.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-08-18

ale who hcsitates is lost" Kind
friend, that ncvcrous, hacking cough is
dragging you to consumption, aud the
grave, DO not longer delay, procure
Adamson's Balsam at once, it is an UNI
falling remedy for coughs, colds, and
lung disease.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-08-18

The ALpENA ARGUS, with its
issue Of August 4, entered upon
its tenth volulnne and celebrated
the event by making that number
tho first one printed upon its power
press, large cut Of which, ex-
tending across four columns, il
places at the head OF its BIRTHDAY"
article, which is brief but interest
ing sketch Of the progress of Al
pena since the first issue of the
paper. The ARGuo is sound as to
politics, onterprising as to news,
and i'll all respects good paper,
and worthy of the support and
confidence of the people of Al
pena and vicinity.--Detroit Free
Press.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-08-18
'EcaiIing and Draying.

Don't be deceived, but when you want
amy work done in the line of tcaming
and draying, be sure that you secure the
services Of w, S. FURBUSll, whose
name You will find plainly painted on
all his vehicles Remember, it is w. y.
Furbush.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-08-18


Fred S. Goodrich has so far re-
covered from his late illness as to
be able to be about town.
Mrs. Tumim loft town Monday,
by steamer Kowecnaw, Oh "a trip
to New York for new goods.
Rev. +. n. Barlow, formerly of
this city, but late of California, is
expected in town this week
N. IL. Epsteyn, Of the Now
York Clothing House, goes East
for his fall stock of goods to-day.
+. W. Gilchrist is constructing
All addition of stone and brick to
his store, which will be used as a
cellar.
VIII all those who have had
Library books longer than the
specified time please return them
at once.
The work is being pushed for
ward on the Wilson State road,
just west of the city, and is being
well done.
JUL Potvin is erecting u dwell
ing OH the lot next to the Alpena
House, which he intends TO occu-
Ply himself.
Geo. Plough, of Alpena, has re-
ceived the appointment of super
intendent of the life saving station
at Tawas Point.
Prof. Warren, of Oberlin, o.,
has opened writing school i'll the
Central school building, and starts
with a large class.
On account of an increasing bus
mess, Johnston Hamilton has been
compelled to erect an addition TO
his hardware store.
The stones are on the ground for
the foundation of the new Catho-
lie Church of this city, and the
stone wall will be- constructed this
fall
The Hancock and English boys
employed Oh the boom have erect
ed a large pole, and hoisted Han
cock banner If feet wide aud 81
feet long.
Hon. G. +. Lewis, editor of the
Saginawian, and his wife, arrived
III town last Friday, and are visit
ing at the residence Of Hon. w.
ii. Potter.
One of the large circular saws
in the mill Of Geo. Prentiss burst
on Friday last, and David Gascon
and James Cain were somewhat in7 |
jured by the flying fragments.
DR.. VIM. Solomon, late surgeon
of the Russian-Turkish war, and
who speaks several languages, is in
town, and intends TO locate here. !
He is at present stopping at the
Golling house.
The steam barge East Saginaw |
blew out her cylinder head last
week, on Lake Erie, and was tow
ed to Cleveland for repairs. Her
tow was brought TO this city by |
the tug WiDslow.
The work on the new school
house in the Second ward is pro-
crossing finely. The walls are up
to the ceiling joist, the joist laid,
and the brick work expected to be
completed this week.
p. McDade is doing some ox-
cellent work on his farm near the
cemetery. He is engaged in taxi
ing out the stunps Oh the prem
Uses, and by the aid of screw
power, is succeeding admirably.
Potter Brothers 81 Cos. delivery
team, attached to wagon loaded
with tile, attempted 20 run away
Monday, but were brought to
sudden halt 10y coming i'll contact
with a lamp post, and doing little
on no damage.
Prof. Corbin has made arrange
ments for holding Teachers ln-
stitutc in this city, commencing
Oct. 18th, and continuing five days.
The shore boats will, during tho
Institute, carry teachers and others
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-08-18
Don't forget that Anspach & Go. n

TTUIT IVI-VV IIIHU hTSPHVH N w dTV
selling their entire stock OF summer
clothing at prices that astouish every.
body. Now is the time to buy. Prices
lowe than ever.
Prices are down at the bottom at
Anspach Il Cos. for they arc selling OF
their entire stock of summer goods Of
all Kinds without regard TO cost.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-08-18

ave will not DC undersold,' is our
motto. Get our prices before you buy
elsewhere. SHANNON a. Co.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-08-18

When the people Of Alpena think that
Shannon 4 Co.'S prices arc higher than
elsewhere, they had better call and get
their prices, and they will be convinced.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-08-18

J. T. Bell, Of Bell Bros, Toledo, Ohio,
has been in our city and made pcrman.
cnt arrangements TO ship fruits, produce,
etc, to Alpena. VIM. L. Rogers, at the
dock, is their agent and can be consulted
by the grocerymen. We hope this new
enterprise will receive the encourage
mcnt it deserves, AZ it brings commits
sion house to our very doors.
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Selling summer goods of all descrip-
tons regardless of cost, to make room
for fall stock. ANsPACH & Co.
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KcStcn sells bread, - loavcs for ~.
His business has increased wonderfully
Of late, and his facilities for supplying
the public with the best of goods is
such that lac can afford to sell bread at
Il reduction of ten Der cent.
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THEIR TELEPHONE.

The largest stock of furniture ever
known in Alpcna, is now on exhibition,
at SHANNON & Co.'S.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-08-18

a trip through AlpeDa county, and
their fears would be at once quiet
cd.
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happy! Why, bless you, ANY one who
purchases groceries Of Bolton n NcIss,e.
cannot fail 10 be- happy over having the
satisfaction Of using the very best goods
that the market affords. Why don't YOU
20 there 10 trade!
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The Encampment.

The Alpena Guards returned by
steamer Dunlap, on Sunday, from
the annual encampment of State
troops, at Kalamazoo. The boys