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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-01-26

w. II. Hall has cleared away the
debris from the site of his burned
building, on River street, prepa-
ratory to the commencement of q
brick building, which he intends
to erect as soon rs possible.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-01-26

There is nothing like being on
time, and our friend Mr.. Wittel-
shofer seems hound that the peo-
pie shall know that he will be ready
for the holidays.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-01-26

What is the difference between
the editor Of the Bay City Tribune
and the editor of the Reporter :
One thinks he knows everything,
and more too, aud the other knows
that he does.
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No Proof More Convincing

Could be produced to satisfy us that
there is true merit in Days Kidney Pad
than the fact that IL is being initiated
Already several worthless kidney pads
are seeking sale on the good reputa-
ton Of this original and excellent pad.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-01-26

Signal service men are now put
to bed by telegraph, the chief OF
the department singing "good-
night" to them as they retire.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-01-26

House and lot pleasantly situated on
Washington avenue--House commodi-
Gus, and first class in every particular.
Apply at this Office. eS5too
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-01-26

Furniture upholstered and repaired in
the best possible manner, and at low
prices, at the Centennial Block.
491 ALFRED BARTLETT.
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The storm last Saturday was so
severe in some parts of the county
that work had to he suspended at
several Of tho lumber camps.
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UphOIstering and Repairing.

New honey by the pound or box, nj
j. Z. Healy & Cos.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-01-26

Mr.. J. J. Gibson has extended his pho.
tosraph business, and has now gallery
at Ann Arbor, where he is ut present.
His gallery in this city Is In charge Of
his brother, Mr.. Chas. Gibson, and Mr.
W. Kimball. We are pleased to find the
pictures made under the new manage.
mcnt are not inferior to the fine work
done at this gallery heretofore.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-01-26
Dental Notice.

/ wish to notify the people Of Alpena
and vicinity, that l have a new process
by which l insert artificial teeth on a
reoHess plate This method is much su-
porlor to the old way, so those wishing
teeth will 10 well TO call and see me be.
fore going elsewhere.
w. NJ. WINCHESTER,
1877 Opera House Block
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Notice to Ice Users.

Mould most respectfully.announce to
the people Of Alpena, that during the
season Of 1881, l shall be prepared to
deliver ice TO private families and bust
ness houses throughout the city at rea-
sonable rates, and all parties DESTROYS o.
having ice so furnished, will confer ia
vor by leaving their orders with me at
their earliest convenience.
&. ALPERN.
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Picked pigs feet, at j. P. Hsaly &
Co.'S.
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Henry Bolton, of the firm OF
Bolton & McRae, who has been on
a trim to Detroit and elsewhere, re-
turned home last Thursday.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-01-26

Best sauer kraut in town, at J. 2.
Healy q Co.'S.
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CHuRcn DIRECTORY.

EPIscOPAL-Rey. - -. Services In
Triaily Church, on Washington avenue, every
sunday morning aud evening.
uApTts r-ksy h. l.. Little. Services In So
cia.y', Church, on Third street, every Sabbath
morning aud evening.
CATHOLIC -Rev r.. f. DOMAIN. Services in
.he Catholic Church, on Chisholm street, every
sunday nc $50 4. a., 1850 A. A., and at ?. b..
Vefnll8-a veuiuy service, Sermon in Enghsh at
40 80, iu French ut 1880.
CONGREIAIlON NL--Rev. a. w. Westgate'
Services In the SDcietyA Church, on Second street,
1y.ry sJb1ttl morning aud evening.
METHOD REV. j. w. Campbell. Services
tn -oc,ety'l Church, on Dock street, every Dab
bath morning aud evening.
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Window frames made to order at Geb-
hardt & Cos.
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Anspach & Co. are selling of their
immense stock OF dry goods at prices
way down below cost.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-01-26

J. B, Clayberg and j. d. Holmes
have gone to Lansing, to attend
the present session of the Supreme
Court.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-01-26

Mouldings and brackets at Gebhardt
a. Co.'S
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Eastern buckwheat -four, at J. =
Healy & Co.'S.
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Veterans Meeting.

The regular quarterly meeting
of Alpena County Veteran Asso-
citation, for the first quarter of the
year 1881, will be held at the Ar
mory, on Friday evening, Jan.
2Sth. The historians for the oc-
casion are Comrades g. L. Maltz
and c. B. Greedy. The public are
invited.
Fl. S. SEAGE,
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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 articlesmost
appropriate for We'd
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 aves., Detroit.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-01-26

Horse radish, at j. p. Healy & Cos.
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At Montrose e. Culligan's camp,
Sucker creek, Hubbard lake, there
has been banked 100000 feet Of
loys
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OUR TELEPHONE.

W. E. Rogers has gone on a
trip TO Toledo and elsewhere.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-01-26

W. E, Rogers has gone on a
trip to Toledo and elsewhere.
The Reporter last week came
out enlarged. aud with a new
dress.
Meeting Of the Board of Educa-
ton on Wednesday evening of
next week.
Michael O'Brien, County Clerk,
has been appointed Notary Pub
lie, by Gov. jerome.
Last Friday evening a heavy
snow fell, and the wind being
strong, driltcd badly.
The snow in the woods at Hub
bard lake, is about a foot and a
1 hall deep on the level.
We notice that one of the city
grocery stores has some fresh
trout labelled "choice saur kraut."
David Mulvaney, on Turtle creek,
has banked I 100000 feet of logs.
The logs are for C. W. Richard
/ son.
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Dried fruits of all kinds, at j. p.
Healy & Cos.
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House and lot for sale on Dock street,
opposite Burrell's brick house For
further particulars, apply to
JAMES MCDONALD.
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Feed ground on short notice at Geb-
hardt & Cos.
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For Sale.

Picked lambs tongues, at j. p. Healy
s. Cos.
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We are clearing out our stock Of
clothing at lower prices than any other
house on the shore, in order TO make
room for new goods
A. H.,
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Good cabbage, at J. p. Healy & Cos.
Door frames on short notice ut Geb-
hardt & Cos.
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THEIR TELEPHONE.
Celery, at j. p. Healy & Cos.
For Sale Cheap.


All goods at Anspach & Cos are be-
ing sold at the lowest prices, without
regard to COST In order to make room
for new stock.
Tomato catsup by the quart, at j. T..
Healy q Cos.
Remember that you can get your feed
ground cheap at Gebhardt & Cos
Apple Jelly by the pound, AZ j. 2.
Healy & Cos.
Fresh eggs received weekly, at J. y
Healy & Cos.
Get your lumber dressed at Gebhardt
& Co.'S.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-01-26

The Reporter last week came
out enlarged. aud with new
gpos.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-01-26

French mustard by the quart, at j. p.
Healy & Cos.
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Sweet cider, at j. u. llealy Il Cos.
Dress goods at prices so low as to rs
tonish everybody, at Anspach s. Cos.
Evaporated apples aud peaches, at j.
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Tomato catsup by the quart, at j. T..
| IInnl,- 4 Enic
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Sash, doors and blinds at Gebhardt &
Cos.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
PLAYS pLAYst PLAYS, PLAYS

Newspaper Advertising Bureau, ~
SurUce st,, New York.
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SINKING FORK.


James Marquis, who was badly cut
up in All ARRAY last week, Is up again.
John Malone, who did the cutting is
still at large, but has lett the neigh
borhood
The "Sinkingfork Beneficiary Dia-
matte Club" gave an exhibition al
the Brick church on the 9th, ult,
which was well attended, though the
night was inclement. The .Club"
will give their next exhibition at
West Union. Belleview on the 7th,
inst, and at Old Mount Ioar. on the
l4th inst. Let every one be sure to
come out with. twenty-five cents, and
thus helpa good Cause. y, ", s7,e
Prof. Ashton gave qnitc an inter :
esting concert at Belleyiew on the 3rd.
The crowd was large. The dinner
superb. and the singing most excel
lent. For the time he has trained
the class Zone session. there certainly
is no one could have shown such pro-
liciency in lis pupils. He is an cx-
cellent teacher, and it is regretted
every vicinity is not fortunate enough
to have snch a school taught as that
just ended at Belleyiew. Long will
the dulcct tones Of these fair sdauyl-
tiers RUG inour ears, aud their beauti-
ful, happy faces be stamped on mem
ory's tablet. Well may West Union
boast Of her chivalry and fair women,
aud willie we love the girls, we must
say Henry bryant has the, best NUT
ton. EapE.
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cEau1EAN SPRINGS.

The opening ball took place last
evening with quite crowd, owing to
the heavy rains the night previous,
and bad roa9s caused great many
tostay away, who intended coming;
but nevertheless the room was well
filled with ladies and gentlemen. The
ball room was newly painted and
decorated with |evergreens, oaks and
Tern leaves, tied with blue and red
ribbons The evening was spent most
delightfully."- by all. The music was
splendid andthose who stayed away
missed good time. The regular
bali will be on every Friday night.
Monday evening, (Iuly 4th, will be
another hop. Dancing will be en-
gagged in when desired by guests, any
evening to reasonable hour. Events
Of any note are limited, and we notice
in looking over the arrivals among
the number we find: Mrs. aobt.
Roach, Miss Lnla Watkins, Mis-
Bette Gaines, Misses .Lizzir. and
Josie Cox, Miss Mary Hawley, Miss.
Emma Woodvays Miss LEILA Merritt,
Messrs. w. II. E,lmun,ls. Hugh
Mays, Of Princeton; Malcolm, Duncan.
Cincinnati, Ohio; Charley AletcsIie.
Lee Watkins, Il. p. Pool, Wm. Boyd,
r. Harden. ]. H. Meyer Chas. II.
Voorhees,, !. 3. Meyer, I.G. Dillon.
There are late arrivals. The weather
is good and large crowd is expected
during the season. e. y
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MACEDONIA.

Early peaches are getting ripe. and
the average A'uce,ioiiian Is conleni.
Beans, potatoes. onions, young
chickens, and last bui not least, sweet
girls abound, and um willing to liye
awhile longer.
Mr.. james Hayes, Of your city, IN
terviewod This secluded spot this
week. Come again, friend Jim
Wheat harvest is over aud our far
mcrs report a COOL crop, Oats gem
orally good; corn growing finely.
Most evely body has planted more or
less tobacco.
Sixhundred Of the fcathcred tribe,
represented our poultry yard IN Hop
kinsyille last week.
We had quite a delightful rain yes
terday, which was very acceptable |;
il cools the air, revives vegetation,
and gives rest TO the weary plough
man.
Candidates for county offices will
speak ut Fuller's Store one mile cast
OF Us. OH Monday, the 18th inst.
Mr.. +. j. IIamby, of Mcknight, in
forms me that he only suspended his
business OH recount or III health, and
viii renew his, stock at that place in
The near future. lie contenpalcs
renewing his effort for post office at
that place.
Rouen ANDiREADy.
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Election OILERS August 1881,

IIopKISsvILLE, No. l.: 3. E. Ran
dolph and G. w. Wiley, judges Il. l.
Martin, clerk; G. NJ. Brown, sheriff
IIopkINsvlLLr, No. ,: Geo. Poin-
dexter and }. b. Gowan, judges; r.
T. Mcdaniel, clerk Jno. Boyd, sheriff
UNION ScuooL HOUSE, No.l:B. s.
Campbell aud JEFF Killebrew, judges
Ned Campbell, clerk NJ. A. Little
field, sheriff.
UNION School Housr.No. j. w.
McGaughey and w. 4. Cox, judges ;
A. M. IIenry, clerk; J. W. Growl'
sheriff.
FAtRvIEw, No. l: John Carroll and
M. Laync, Judges; John Graham,
clerk Ned Kelly, sheriff.
FAIRvIEw,No 2: Richard Vaughan
aud J. T. vass, judges; w. A. ALE
gree. clerk Calvin Layile, sheriff.
LAFAYETTE, No. i: NJ. Golston
and j. A. Fuqua. judges; T. IL. Eli
OFT. clerk; Gid Braine, sheriff. sse,
LAFAYETTE, No. 2:J. 4. Coleman
andChas. Kil.ebrew judges u. D. Pol.
lard, cleiS; J. A. Boyd, sheriff.
PEMBnoKE: ID. S, lIord aud J. r.
Peiick, judges; II. Y. Peildletol,
clerk; l.. Leavell. sheriff.
LoSayiEw: I. II. Majors and Il. NJ.
Whitlock, judges; 9. II. Walden,
clerk ; Neil Dabney, sheriff.
MT, VERNON I. G. Fruit and Hen
ry Morris, Judges; Z. Ii. lIord, clerk;
5. L Fruit, sheriff.
IIAMWs: Jno. L. McCord and w
r. Long, judges l., I. l,rasher, clerk +;
J j, Salmon, sheriff.
FItuIr .IIiLLs J. j, Barnett and J.
II. Cavnnnh, Judges S, H., Myers,
CLERK L. NJ. Barnes, sheriff.
ScATEs' MILL: J. r. brown and
W. Il. Fuller, judges; Hannibal J..
Holt, clerk Malcolm Ilainby, sheriff
GARRETrsBURG: L. Moore and G
NJ. Qnarlcs, Judges; Frank Quarles,
clark VIM Trnnte sheriff
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JUNE Jennings.
a Score Of Them in Spite Of the
Weather.

WHITE.
Thos. A. Owen to Miss Sallie Boyd.
Juo. Brown to Miss Martha Jackson.
VIC. Cook 20 Miss Mamie Durbridge.
f C0LonED.
JEFF billiard to Lizzie Barker
Monk Carr to Eliza Ilenry.
LOWS Wilson to Kittie Parrish.
Manuel Taylor 10 Eliza McCombs.
Chas. I. Vaughn to Mary Bronaugh.
Abram Crablrec TO Rhoda Keys.
Sanford Pollard TO Edith Nance,
Zen Wadlington to Hardin Moss.
WIN. Western to Henrietta Philips.
Ned Turner TO Ella BucFner.
Winston Smith to Kate Allen. :,
Ed. Glass to Snllio McIieynolds.
\. III. Porterto Mollie Woodbridge.
Jno. Downey to Eliza Jane McCombs-
Albert Reece 10 Lizzie Watson.
Lewis Lackey to Mollie Williams,
Wm. Moody 10 Fannie Waller.
alotals i, Nv. y. ,ss,... fs.,. Is
c'omBiicd'totol ~.s.....s.,,.....'20'
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KELLEY.

Dear Fir, | send you alist ofdlliccrs
elected at our last meeting Of the X. Of
ltoi Kellcy's Station lodge No.lS65
James \ BOYD, Dictator.
}. VI. Croft, Vice Dictator.
J. R Lewis, Asst Dictator.
Il. w. Owen, Reporter.
7. w. Goocli, Chaplain.
j. R. Moore. Financial Reporter.
j. r. Boyd. Treasurer.
II. P. Stevens, Guide.
NJ. Mcintosh. Guardian.
+. NJ. Sizemorc, Sentencl.
Dir. } NJ. Dennis Medical examiner.
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ERA.


We are having moro rain than is
needed through this section, il I'm.
pcdes the growth OF tobacco and
causes II to french on level land I;
there has been reasonable crop of
tobacco planted in North Christian,
Tho corn crop Is not good aud will
fall below All average yield at har.
yesting, on account of bad seed, which
caused many farmers to plant three
or four times with only an ordinary
stand at last, whichswas very irregu-
lar and could not be well cultivated.
Oat cross are aboye al average,
but haye been greatly damaged by
recent storms.
Wheat is a failure 10 some extent,
onlaccount Of the severe winter.
The fruit crop is prolific; early
peaches are getting ripe, but many Of
them have rotten specks in them, sup
posed to be caused by locusts.
Prof. jerome Brown has opened O
singing school at Consolation. Prof.
j. ii. Durham will commence the
public school there soon.
VIM. d. Holt, all aged gentleman,
who has been afflicted with cancer for
six years, has gone TO visit DR.. Mis-
BET, OF Darlington, who has been treat
ing his case only three weeks and
with great success. | understand
the patient will be able to return
home sound aud we'll in two weeks
more.
DIR j. w. Pool has consented 10
make the race for the Legislature on
the Greenback Ticket, so understand.
! can only say | hope Il is true, since
the DR.. is an intelligent gentleman
|and would make an efficient legisla-
tor, il elected.
Where are. al tho old corrcspon-
dents, have tboy sunk into oblivion
Let's rally and come again, boys, aud
stick TO our paper as she does TO US.
LUTHER.
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Dissolution Notice.

The Arm OF Roach 4 Latham has this day
been dissolved by mutual con sent, Mr.. roach
llpcrsons indebted to the firm OF
Roach \ Latham will please come forward
aud make their settlements with MIR. Z. NJ.
Latham, as he Is duly authorized to collect and
settle ull outstanding Indebtedness OF the old
firm. lie will be found ut the old stard on the
west side Of Main street, where he viii con
tinue in the sale Of Dry Goods, Notions, HE.
ROACH y. LATHAM.
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HERE GND THERE.
IIur;rah for Pcay!


The State Medical Board Of lleal!l
VIII meet here next Tuesday.
Tho a,s, ,ormo,o,s If ,ho so.so,
o,,.iyoa F,id,r ,.., r,.on ,ho so,,h
s;,,o, ,,;,I, Mas..s L,n,, IooS 70
Inc co'uet IS gradually ge''ins
'a'lI'er and VIII disappear III ~"
M. ... g.. ~. Yoo,s,.,,,.o ,,oe
.,,a.,sa ~, a,,or, norocra, who
,.'..,. Il, $500. y, - .orr
o'''H ou''"s = .'s .,,,p
o''w.'' VIZ S"s'e' ~:
a"" A"u'sso" +" "s'
Tho tobacco warehouse OF Messys.
Abcr'lalhy " Co., Is lhe mos'cshveh.
ient'y arranged ana centrally iocaied
one In the city. WOO
The Church fill Grange will dis
cuss At their next public meeting, the
question Best time aud .hodc OF fal
towing land for wheat
Much needed repairs werc m ,dc In
the Posi- @ fllce Yesterday. Mr.. Lamb.
din took advantage of tho holiday 10
have the work done.
,to..r. 1ao r.ooN N s;g,;fy
u.,,. ,,,,o,a,,,a,,o, II ,.,, m, Ito
r,,o,ns ayor ~ 40 eor, store Ca,l
III soo ,bsm al,o,,,i,
~
WE WANT eoou coihoincu sa"'ne
s,,., - e.. soia :, N, n,oasa a,,,,I,s
!, ,l,s.ao,ca /,
Mcssrs .. N. Coleman ana M p
h'ns' OF Ohufeh mn nave recently
received IRON upper hf"'ucky u
ara asyo,,,r .o,,s;loro,,,o .,,e.,io, ~
,he ,,rsa1,o, ~ ,,,e cadle
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"'s', ~. . ~, ".'s w.. sS's"a
wv" " "'' ~" o""'"'' ~ 'ou"s
ihc o'"'''"a'eS ", '"' ''Vsi''"iu''
sp'Nc ~ ''' w""'' ''V"Se so''e''"s
'''s'"o'"' w "e". )" l'o' w.
'"'s :" NY a"' '"'.s 'oo'' -.
rpere"os o"' WIN ''o''oo '''e'" "eN'
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,t;.s Ell, na,,. ro..,o.
MT. D. W. Iurhcr' OF Weaycr :
S'ore' rem, mas 'nYeh'c" a" I'M
prove" gr"ooer ana roof extractor
Itisn good Invention and will be OF
great help 10 the farmer.
a prominent farmer reports 10 us
That from several crops OF wheat
'lrcshed IN different sections OF The
county, no has estimated that tie
yield wiz average aoon'i5 bushels
peracre' Inc acreage was small uut
The crop isas good as usual
The circus was well attended here
A rain storm in ,,l,c afternoon came
near breaking up the first perform
ancc but at night there was a large
crowd and the performance was az
good as the ordinary run Of circuses
Tho concert was better than tho av-
eragc and some good local hits were
gotten of that brought down the
house. or rather fine tent.
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: soc1AL1glEs.
Cant. Gaines Is at home.

Capt. Gaines Is at home.
Miss Geriie King is visiting IN
Nashville.
Miss Famic Mctcalfc went TO
Pembroke Saturday.
Miss Annie Savage ia wishing
friends IL bowling Green.
Miss Ella b. slinncit, OF EIktob Is
visiting friends III tho CITY,
Jas. L. Wall aud Geo. Ii, Lacy,
went to Eyansv lilo Sunday.
Roy. Mr.. Dupont, Of MayiicId, was
thvgucs, or Prof. Rust, Sunday.
Several ladies from this city will
10 down 10 CerulcallthIs week.
( Mr.. veacil, OF Evansville, was the
guest Of Mr.. Nat Gather Sunday.
Mrs. N. d. EImnnds left Oh avisit
10 relatives in Virginia, last week.
Judge Thos. Il, Lawson. ofOwcns-
boro, Is visiting lIisoId friends In the
: city.
Mr.. n. w Norwood. returned last
week alter an absence OF several
days.
MissAllIsoa Of Evansville, was the
gucst OF DR.. llickman's family last
week.
Miss Belle Cooper, OF Bcnncits-
towi. spent last week with Miss
Aaiic. Mcdaniel. g
Ms M. w. Grissam spent last
week wishing her fathers family
ncar, Kirkmahsvillc.
I,,of a. A. Dle,rlel, loft Friday for
D.hancc ,y,io wluu Ii, win spend
ihc'summer.
ursy.Jas Campbcll. Of paducah. Is
visi,iaa ,I,e ,a,nllv al her father. DR..
JAG Wheeler.
Mall. NJ Carton aud her sou.
Mir AZ II. Carton, or Cadis, were Ii,
Ind civ yps,,r,lay.
Mrs. n NJ w.,.on nee Miss Ida
En,s. Of lIe.dcrsoo. 4 Wishing friends
ami, relatives i,,.thc county.
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MISS Man''e i'"st rc'urhc" rt'u"y
,.'.,'..'a,. No..
AIRS. jas. NJ. bowling returned
hose 20 olarksv'iio SATURDAY AMER
AIRS. .. u. Mche''z'e mas gone 70
brow"sourg' va, 'ospc,a inc sum
i'lrr WIN relatives an" 'r'chus'
Misses Ida MaNiehols' Emma
Cooper aud leu'a pavi'on' OF i.s'ay'
cue, were IN thi c''y vne day last
week.
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NQTICE.

We have this day formed partner
ship for the conduct Of a general re-
tail dry goods business in the city OF
llopkinsrille, Ky, under tho style
and firm name of Russell 4 Jones.
We most earnestly solicit the good
will and patronage of our friends and
customers. j. d, Russell
/ Tuos. M. JONES,
June Solb, 1881.
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! Public Speaking.

Tho candidates for the Legislature
in Christian county will address their
fcllow-ciiizens at the following
places, viz:
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A mule was killed by lightning at
ADMISSION, Ala, and u negro or its
buck escaped.