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, 1881-01-14

Pain In the Hack.
Wntsrnsan sta!lun, Do KM.b c.; G.; y.
P5tb ss; FHs + fssS IL :. ut SsF
nyspepsla and indigestion.
.,, ,,,, >. sunawcl,; Do Ka!e &C., Ge,,1ly H.
nF1D VIII a. e sSuyc Sy ri Sf yu S1S as
ss easSa us 0 VI Il athE LII
euro for Heart Dl4cnso.
pxAn stu, you, xrsss srtSSS'.:s tsHs '!afn%s 1 I'll
f. ss:s sass :%.'; S ~ $
All TINT II In Recommended to lie.
kMtis,s IttEnr 70, y. :,
pp5Sb PtS a;s ,lss
'As Ss'' family n's's'"0 sseF9ifa as n IL ~ <. 'HUxs
Diseases Or The Lnngs. :,
% ::Ds. *'' S sass'
For Neuralgia.
psu sn, 1rs. t,easisa %s1tsst VIII .!ssss s
ssa ':SS; ' FIJI: ;$4S
pyxpcr~ln Cured.
i'ly,uouth. 1lanco1a Coll
I$j III II; Z:
Never ua',s s,ts,s: :. c%rs; t9,s;,s,, Co., III,
e{Rmt VI ss s,a: ssrs Il d; ;ia SAs IA :s
s's'' 1t s's'''' complete fsis; fasiEsi;zAnkru MErzk
An Agent !. Testimony; -, ~
Wnod,ara. IE!9Mois CHI ~ Hin
s13 IL. e. "a ssss II u a .SAS
sss: ii % e. !: s fs; ~ Gun 's
neeomrne''d* 4 1t,sq,. se Al; NJ. Co, H..
n3 R5ts s es:s Wa tss 4! ,ssdf
's"sa Il ssa \. :i;;s
Liver Complaint.
.nucktnplRm. KankakeH ~. ~. h,a{ {;.t,s ~ "a II.
.dssS t
;afs .a a.os ;Sa. sas ssass III
es II, ':s'Sts
1stae,l n,atisn,.. .ua
sssnf: s xts. .sstsf s!H u! ts
!: +: Si$$ $;sssA;SsS 7
A Good HOOD Pur,ner. r., III
81 ifUls AMI have 3oull4 Il a* iiluou rpe
ros. knd take ptuasuro III fSculnnvadlna " 1ss4Tf.
| Suppression or nIenktruatton' m.
| thar.tun. la tallp to-. X
n.t% " a.$ss'st I'll Ill ssr
sss 1''fus u w. 'Gis ,Ssst uss; g;
s;Ss+ fSs:ts: t' ,: s'f s IL III
s G:St 90; | |;yssts s. is ;S"s s"ss'a .H *
.as ~ s'y, =; a'!s9 II ~ Ssshs,a IT,
s,sia,a. tAs VIZ SUI" Fe.3tEfs 3oE t. Wfiis!iraS
Female Hfeuknte~ nj
Pontiac, l:'yineslon cpnn.5' haHs tssa IL
k1psly banoitoi " 4silia 3Uur Fieat S'ta
6fNuP. uM DxUs Y ysar. af n4s, 9na h.s .assisle
Etsatly troubled With WcakHCss. Your M@s.nd
I!Akss ms toel tks young Gls Ean y nIiiiiE
| - \ yalusalS rHutsIy. HlIO!'A hA"
LISTOF}VNOLESALE DEALEho
r-lN-
D.. Caak j@nson's Indian Blood S|Np
CHICAGO, Ill. =.
! VAN, scHAAcK. sIEvKSsoh 4 CO. !" sA' "
HnKisisoN, rl.uMMEn 4 co. u ead y Lakes"
thn .5h5. HsrdulKab @ aIas Co. u wae.sh*f.
, 1881-01-14

------ - = FIBher. EHhtnphIRH ED" IT! =
1KA1t SItt. This Ia to certify tlIHL your lNtll AH
BItHltI HYHt3F has dnHe ni0re good t0f Ri'Ihef
EHmpaltt md Heart nstn.o thnt any other lnedt:
CtG utHu II also nrel Utiu vi Hly Gli!ttGnoi
EhlI1a md hIrctuta, MAisUAlkET ElIiSM,
, 1881-01-14

ETofa, E10y Co. I1I,
pEAn SIN: This Is 10 certify thul yuuE lNDlA3
BLOOD SYRUP nA1 cured OF the Tllfti.ua1
Ehil1s after I'LL othor lu9dctn0s had fhlletl.
, 1881-01-14

', Wnt8t1.An Stnlun DC Khth Co.. Ill.,
DEAN ath. ThIs In tu certify That yuur lSl1lAA
0},uj} HTNui hrs yurad rao Ut t'ntn IN ttl1 tttck
IL Is q yA1uauIb mUat1inu. MlsS. MOUDt
, 1881-01-14

UEAH Brn. 1 hnv1t used Your INDIAN lslNnn
EY1lUl' fur Cntutss III my al0nnGh Md also ~ TX
ch,tGp hu MNsu troubled with spusts. aud III co'a
ea&u3 1t euecl01 cpnlpiata Gnre :, ,.,., -ryr
, 1881-01-14

CAUTION TO DRUGGISTS.
BaTAto OF Counterfeit Mtnllcne. employ ID
trtyeng ngonts OF ruialerA solicit trade fEomdFnR
, 1881-01-14
Ell91lS Cured.


spoedy cuEes CbiiIA, md can recommend It NJ ID!
bast n.stc!n0 In the c0nntry tor AheMtnntismI M
Neuralgia. EL1 AIlEl1HLlA
, 1881-01-14
Runnres esaaion or nIeuk&rtiA&tof,s,

bHHFtlAIl+ LII EnHG "V.s
naAu stN: My daushler ". suisGras isM M,nat Hat
pfrs4pn Vt MHIst tFAAtsD. h4 after IahnFt9sR n..s
thik GInlruIly tr aaise llaH yga!. WIN W. nj
lneItt Vi lxu plysel4Hs.Hno A!ltt%lniS ~ ~ 1mspf
other Sl:Se.; s,a. wsE r ~; Ta+ II; SX i,a
HfHUl Aitu, running Uscf your pNuipnint tx III
caught juur sutnEis M ts ataSaav WIN Hn1 III
youF nsvdIc.le, and. " tltu loy NJ ali nyM!at.. 70.
9stunds, sls wa4 s0ua FesHtfsa 70 te11!Tattt1lkE e
health. JoA4N IL NtAlA@S
, 1881-01-14

buckingham. Knmknken IT,: Ills MaY aYis,s,,,a y; III
ara iuutId liu sU!iGf until tsunenct1 Nsnk ~
u,,st ypIunG0 INDIAN 81 tH,lt hfltul'i now IN. -
r,u,h I'D and tGJip,lt4s recommend YuMt n!GN'
acip0 to &lL ANNA fAEsShHb"''S'
, 1881-01-14
nyapcp1ln and Indigestion.

H4tltwIc Do KAIb Co, III
nEAN hlIt: This Is to certify that ynnr lSDlAH
HjLH]n HfHIt', which pr1lcureA fFuHa your Hstat.
Ms completely turo1 TIC III Ny.efwll1 tip tssE
medicine 1rUr IbUa. lillian l.. dLLEat
, 1881-01-14

Aurora, Knuo Co., H..
DEAN HiMt hare used aoMa u y1us lS!Mshn: Ssiias
ID il ltjui 1lluuie1lu 10 bu4 w tile sjstent 4tnGhA
]. ", *luuA+
, 1881-01-14
A Good Hood Purifier.

DEAR sIn, have uaed your ureat lS.IAH Ml1MSs ,uSs
81 iiul nnA have 3Gun4 II un1IuN,ci ~ Huuu .n "
t0s, knd take puasuFu III f1cunulVudna 1HspI.ff.
, 1881-01-14

sDucktnahRm, Kankakeu Gu. Ill, May % ST.
DxARhtM: cise0rtn!l{ }s.Aty ai!at yu,f ias.5 s ss
aiMcto. ami il hi9hiy catualeA " ais whD hne w
It. iinto use your fIcdelnu Hlttt ttH lso:t satAs n
inrY fpsults and tilJTufoF1 rucDnMun ~ Wy
Hi fruubleu Win Liver Complaint n11 ?lck.
, 1881-01-14

V.s
i,KAn ss, ny daunl,tar ad Gh!!l. f9r r. fs%ftess
eiieci un4l ct,un.encuu tlse use q your tND!Aa
Hi.U0D 6Ylilit', \ short tflnt Of which en1etaaII
sufed nor Ttn syrup Inns hs0 NreaitT bun9titNd the
feii Ut iy fun1ily ntd bMsu hnt uAe toe doctoi
inca hava il4u yonr tncdione IN my house would
n0t be without it. End tt1IteId L4 utU 10 1u!ut!1e
humanity .RoSaAhNAA LAW hEStAs
, 1881-01-14
11y*pcl*fa Cured.

,N8'FF."..
.ft' iiyriensle Auu ll,lpesiiun anu invD usrs 5oG
iNljiAN III uuA sYlUl', nna iuutld i n ~ \ Hes
TkluAuIo nIo4clNU. Vil0MAa TAINHt1k.
, 1881-01-14

T'cutop0fl* ENNVsIA0 ~. IL
DEAn sIni Your Rreat lknlAN n!A]oi sihGF4
this best i,rjIcklg nfEr 1,rtA fir Heart Di5Cnss
'7eo0'o'o"" u :" AZ e''"""''' Ht:N srALLlNus.
, 1881-01-14

I1IHTHf9El,
DEAR HIR, wns troubled wll henrH!El9 sr tms 4,
utuo, | bought sajsMU VI yOur INDIAN uLNuu
HYtUI and Mn happy ~ kuy it i9s 0nttts!{ ctis! e
, 1881-01-14

AlI that Il In 1kccOnlWDMdeu 10 ISe.
i4rlnnt, Cock TO-, H.
DEAR StN. 1 have found, ~ EtvlnE your 1Nl,EAs
HluD EyltUt' fnt trn1. tfiMt IL IL MI y u fec1
Mended te and nivlso unY one wlo may be II p9sa
haRlh 10 KIY0 lt i ltAl. Mn. kHEEilASs
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The New RnunblIcsn .Allet.

TIA li- .tt tIl sun
II i. taken Tor granted By Northern
Republicans that the success Of the
coalition in Virginia between the Re
adjusters and the Republicans seals the
doom Of the Democracy in that State
But they little know the spirit of The
men they have to deal with. The Re
adjusters, or leaders Of that faction,
were among the most ultra school Of
secessionists, and their desire to repu-
diatc the debt of the State or to re-
1uce the burden to the lowest point
practical, is based on a conviction,
which is strong all over the south, that
the violent abolition Of slavery by the
general government releases them from
the moral obligation to pay debts
which were contracted when slaves con.
stituted such an enormous part Of the
property Of the South.
When the Legislature Of Virginia
meets, and that body takes up the debt
question, this principle will be urged
az the reason for the overthrow Of the
McCulloch bill, which was settle
IHentt VI COLIpIOiHIStJ WIN IhC CIcul-
tors, who, by the way, are mostly
Northern men. Republicans will then
begin to understand the character of
their allies; and the question will arise
when the election Of United States
Senator takes place, whether it will be
altogether consistent, and altogether
desirable, TO have another repudiator
in the Senate.
Cameron, the governor elect, will
probably be tho man put forward by
the Readjusters; and Cameron, like
Malone, processes to be an unrepentent
rebel, who not only favors the repudi-
alton Of the State debt, but Of the
national rs well. The Republican
wing of the coalition is much the larg-
er; but the Readjuster wing has the
brains and tho spirit, and will take the
lions share Of the spoils, or will dis
solve the partnership.
Let no Northern creditor Of Virginia
flattcr himself that the Administration
at Washington will be able to control
the Readjusters Of Virginia in their
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disposition Of the debt question. Tho
battle has been fought AMI Won upon
the distinct issue Of reducing the STATE
debt 10 less than one-half the amount
not by a compromise with creditors, bul
without consulting them. The Read
justers have succeeded by the aid OF
Northern Republicans, and the latter
are estopped from complaining OF op.
posing the execution Of the avowed
policy Of their allics Indeed, the
Northern Republicans, having sane.
toned the principle Of partial repudi-
alton, cannot complain or charge dis.
honor upon their allies if they should
adopt a total Reputation Of the State
lebt. Neither could a great cutlery he
raised if the future Senator from Nir.
inia should favor the reputation Of
he national debt.
The Republicans have high hope. Of
carving North Carolina NJ the mex,
lection, and their chief reliance IS
based on the popularity OF whisky
The overwhelming defeat Of prohibition
in August by 100000 majority fails TO
atisfy the champions Of free whisky,
and they propose TO kill the monster
prohibition over again. Il is true that
nobody, unless it be some Of the preach
ers and ire women, proposes 20 -a--e
the question again. But &c Rep1b..
can Executive Committee &C he State
have issued g circular IN which they
express great uneasiness les The Der-c-
cratic party should b. some se1l.lT
trick deprive them c. their whisky.
In MI The Northern States the RepDeIi-
cans are regarded, Or wish 70 be rec
gaIdcd, a. silent partners in every nor
al reform and temperance movement.
bur their friends I'm North Carolina,
consisting Of whitcwashed rebels and
no. much washed colored mcn, arc ea-
deavoring to persuade themselYc, and
the world that the Democratic party is
heir to the New England PWitauic
policy Of prohibition. Politic- arc said
to make strange bedfcllows, but North
ern Republicans viii fail 90 break mp
the solid South BY fellowship with
whatever Is lowest and mcauy>t IN
Southern society
| is creditablc to human nature that
the more respectable of the Repubh-
can leaders in North Carolina refuse to
counjenance the effort to make a whis-
Ky issue. We understand that Mr..
Kcogh, the member for the State Of
the Republican National Committee,
takes honorable ground against it but
be j. in q minority, and the Executive
Committee Of the State have issued
.ircuiar year in advance, in which
hey pretend to believe thur thc Demo
,racy cherish the fell purpose Of taking
,way their whisky.
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The Seventh Comet Of the Year.

Director Swift, Of the Warner a..
Economical Observatory Rochester, y.
Y, at II o'clock 2. N. Of the 18th inst
discovered q faint, round, tailless comet
in the constellation Cassiopeia, which
has a Right Ascension Of hour 81
minutes and q Declination lo..h O. i
degrees with motion slowly yes ward.
This ia the seventh comet which nas
been discovered since the frs O. Nay
lest, four Of which meeting ne con
ditions Of the fund, have received ne
Warner Prize Of soc, Prot. S-if pro-
curing the frs. md last awat -as-
much O. the come Of 1879 ?. erge2 ed
in the quarter in which this ole .p-
peared, Prot. Swift Is not sure 30 pre-
sent that the stranger may 10. he the
familiar comet which was discovered by
Pons. In 1878 Director Swift, 40 Dem
yer, claimed 10 have discovered an IN
ira Mercurial planet In May, 1852,
he will visit Egypt, under the munif-
cent provision Of Mr. II. II. Warner
10 observe the Total Eclipse, al which
time he hopes to verify astronomical
study a wonderful impulse during the
past twelve months, and the country is
TO be congratulated on having so broad
man % substantially de-
voted to the upbulding of her intel
lectual rs well as physical Interests.
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Wednesday, Nor. 80, 1881.

One Of the immediate results of the
success Of the readjuster ticket in Vir-
GINA, is n fall Of 6 per cent in the
price of Virginia bonds in Europe
1t i. hoped that the Endorsement OF
this policy by President Arthur's al
ministration and the elevation Of Ma
hone TO q cabinet position, now discuss
ed openly in Washington, will not at
feet the price of United States bonds.
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'IIrULLASIr

in ,.-. matter Jf ostabliJr- an, line OF
sidewalks on north side of Washington
arcnuc, thc Street Commissioner was mstruc-
ted % put The walks hack Go The location
from which Lc removed them
In The matter Of Frightening Lockwood
street OF Victoria -4unre, q special committee
consisting OF Aldermen Golling and OBrien
were appointed % confer with the Board OF
Supervisor and make such arrangements
with o view o! strengthening said street as in
their Judgment NAV be desirable
RESOLUTIONS
BY Alderman Gebhardt, ths, special com.
niree On making sundry improvements on
engine hou.e 10. he discharged. Carried.
b Alderman Ge5hsrd;, tha; the Street
Commissioner ascertain COS, Of tile rs fur
n!sAed 20 certain persons on First street, and
that he collect from such persons the amount
thereof with freight added. Carried.
b. he same. that the Mayor purchase i'm
medie,c.v 90 nine months time, suitable
SAFE Coz lac use Of the city. Carried
The Committee on Streets were author.
lied .rd instructed 20 contract with the low.
6. responsible bidder for putting down the
Tile rs heretofore ordered AZ Second ward
school building
On motion Council adjourned.
WORTHY L. CHURCHILL.
Mayor.
Il. r MCDONALD,
Recorder
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We have heard only words of
praise for Ely's Cream Balm from
many who are using it. One Of our
customers who has had catarrah for
over forty years, says it has helped
him more than anything he has ever
used-aiter trying everything else.
We can recommend it for catarrh,
hay fever, etc, knowing that the re-
Sults produced will be satisfactory.
Christine g. Bodlne, Druggists, Tren-
ton, M. Feb. 2S, 1881.
Price 80 cents. 536w2
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Council Proceedings,

The Common Council Of the city Of Al.
pcna mc' in the Council Room on Monday
evening Nov. 2ls', 1881, and was called 90
order /" half past seven o'clock By the
Nsv0r
PRrsE>T. Worthy L. Churchill, Mavor;
A. r. Mcdonald, Recorder, and Aldermen
Campbell, Golling Gcbhard' O'Brier,
and oheahy
Journal Of session held Nor It'll, 1851,
read and approved.
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On Thirty DAYS, TrinI.

We will send DR.. Dyes Celebrated Elcc.
troy Jliaic Belts and other Electro appli-
auccs on trial for thirty days TO young men
and oder persons who are ofictcd with
nervous debility, los, vitality, etc, guaran.
tcc.us speedy relief and complete restora-
ton q. y!eor and manhood Also for
rheumatism, neuralgia, paralysis, liver and
kidney difficulties rupturcs, and many other
diseases. illustrated pamphlet sent free
Address Violate Belt Go Marshall Mich.
53iyl
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-11-23

Illinois is by far the greatest Of the
grain-growing States. New York
which formerly occupied that place
now lags behind even Kansas and Ne.
braska in the production Of Indian
corn and wheat, though still about one
eleventh Of the whole crop Of oats in
the Union is raised in this State.
The chief Of the wheat growing
States are now Illinois, which Yields
5l,l10,502 bushels Indiana, 47,284,-
853 bushels; Ohio, 46.014,S69 bushels (:
Michigan, 35,532, j43 bushels Iowa,
81 ,l54 ,205 bushels; California, 29,O17,-
707 bushels; Missouri, 24,966,627
bushels; Wisconsin, 24,SS4,6s9 BUSH
els Minnesota, 24,601 ,O30 bushels
Pennsylvania, 1892, 405 bushels, and
Kansas, II, 324, 141 bushels.
Yet in some Of these States the land
now under cultivation had not been
turned by plough ten or fifteen years
ago. Even Nebraska, Of recent settle
ment, last year produced 1881 .O07
bushels Of wheat, against only II 3d.
766 for New York, once the richest
granary Of the Union.--Nev Y orl
Sun.
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Our Enormous Cereal Production.

Some Of the most interesting stats.
tics gathered by the Census Bureau re-
late to the cereal production Of the
Union. They are much more complete
than ever before, the acreage under
cultivation being now given for the
first time
In 1850 the total number VI acre, in
wheat, barley, Indian corn, oats, rye,
and buckwheat was 11S,63l,923, and
the aggregate production Of those &C.
reals was 2,697 ,962, i56 bushels. Of
this enormous yield, about two-thirds,
or l.754,s6l $50 bushels, was Of In
dian corn alone, more than half Of
the whole acreage, OF 62,368, $50 aerea,
having been given up TO tho cultivation
# that grain.
The production Of the other cereals
was
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What every one says must he true" that
Dr.. Sellers Cough syrup has no equal
o. coughs and colds. Try IL. Price csc.
J3i W 4.
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APPOINTMENT.

Moved by Alderman Gebharat, supported
by Alderman Sheshy, that Andrew harsLaw
be appointed Alderman tor the list ward 70
I'll! tue vacancy occasioned by the resigna-
ton OF Alderman Spratt. Ayes smyGe..,
Golling, Gebhsrdt, O'Brien and Shegny.--
Carried.
The Mayor sent messenger 70 notify NLI
Harshaw Of his appointment and requesting
his presence,
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CoNsiUE ICAlIoNs

From Z. K Poter, declining 10 acccp; the
position Of Alderman for the First ward in
place Of Alderman Spratt resigned Ac
cepied and ordered placed on file
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John Berrvhill presented bill If S2Zs. %
Tor balance due for making sundry improve
mcnts on engine house No. !. md also for
extras 10 -aid building.
On motion Of Alderman Golliug the bill
was allowed at s2l2-an item Of SlG.29 in
said bill FOR lumber claimed to have not been
received from {. +. Mason was referred 10 q
special committee consisting Of Aldermen
Gcbhardt and Campbell.
ed for The First ward, appeared, took The
oath Of office and was seated
The Street Commissioner presented a re-
port Of new sidewalks built, expense thereof
together with list Of persons owing there
for. Referred to City Attorney with instruc-
tons to collect the amounts remaining un-
paid
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The Comptroller, Chief Engineer md
Street Commissioner presented report -o-
sDectively recommending the payment oi
sundry bills, all Of which were allowed and
warrants ordered drawn for the payment
thereof. ~ follow
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REPORT OF COMMITTEES.
Teloplons and telegraph cons'rue.
ton company rent OF . sgts telo-

Bib allowed 20 Tec0mlnended and waf.
rants ordered drawn for the payment Of the
sauc on motion of Alderman Gebhard.
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AIT VIC Organs. q ptoI., 10 sets refi. ouly
- S''2 Pianos sl1j ". Rare Holiday
--i..s' H. Wsit- >- cell! On Beatty, Wash.
5ogyl
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-11-23

An uuIlycrtised and positive cure sor
tgHyrh Dir Sykes Sure Cure"
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ia. doctors said my wife had cousump.
ton. Tried 'Iiudsey's Blood Searchcr,' and
Sic las better health than ever G.. H.
HUBBARD, liumpdeu, Ohio. 534 L.
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T--r0Rrs o. OETICTn.


City Treasurer, report Of moneys c.
Ordered placed on fIc.
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ELECTRIC LIGHT

The electric light company presented "a
communication asking permission to erect
the necessary poles in the streets Of this CITY
for the prosecution Of their busincss in con.
Quoting wires and hanging lamps. Granted
By vote az follows: Ayes-Campbcll. Col
ling, Gebhardt, OBricn and Shcahy. NAYS
Alderman Harshaw.
From the same company, Offering TO put
mp and maintain eight double electric lamps
for lighting the city, 1T such place "a NAV
be agreed upon, for $500 per year, and .ul
costing n reference 10 a committee
Moved by Aid. Golling that the matter le
referred TO n special committee Of three, with
the mayor as chairman thereof, and that
same committee report ~ future meeting
Carried unanimously.
The Mayor thereupon appointed Alder.
men Golling and Sheaby rs the other NON.
bors Of the committee.
REPORT OF COMMITTEES.
Alderman Golling, from the Committee
on Ways and Means presented a report re-
commencing payment Of the following bills:
Claim Pay
Cd. ~.
Telepl one and tclcgIsuh cousfruc.
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REMIT b. Mensy ordsr, Kspress Prepaid.
Bank Draft o. RsFis.srsa Letter. fsens,
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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-11-23

"a, Il MCDONALD,
Recorder.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-11-23

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tain an octave Ceuyler. q stop which
Of my orgsns have u, THIS organ Is a tri-
pmph eftho Organ f3uiider's art. TT very
hcnutiiui IN nppcnrnncc. oeinE cInct,y
Ike tho nbevc cut The ease II solid wal-
put prufussiy crnamentsd VIII hene oarv-
sio poeketis on tho most beautiful design
extant. Il has the bgst rubber upright Bel
lows, vi N stssl sprirgs. rol.eIs tef mo.lns'
polished metal pffsis. nna hanaissi we,
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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-04-28
Early Corn.

] do no. doubt bat y great many Of
your readers would be astonisheh at
TIE amount Of early corn here is plant
ed every year, some Ct the people III
this section growing and marketing no
other crop Of any kind.
We generally begin to plant about
tbs 6rst Of April, using the same land
for the crop year after year. As ths
crop is taken of early there is goo
crop Of crab grass and other trash sc
plow under, which seems to give the
ground all the rest required
The ground is pio~ed up in The
Spring as soon al it is dry enough
Many prefer plowlns twice. then thor
ongb,y dragging. afterwards eros
sing and checking the rowe about 'w'
and a. alto three feet each way. W.
then take handful Of the best suant
TO two hills; after that We put tn,
manure, which Al onh be well rottec
sna foe, in me hill, this u pvt on u
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the rate Of halfa shovalful to each hill,
Then we follow with tie pillow. cover
ing the manure; then with the hoe lew
cling the hill and planting the corn as
we go.
The earliest variety is called the
EARLY Neck. 1t is dwarf, hardy va
rlety, stardIng the freezing after it is
up without seeming to be mnch att ct.
ed by it. The next il called Second
Early; it is much like Adams EARLY,
though somewhat earlier and rather
larger when we'll grown. coming in
immediately after thu E,rly Neck,
which is it for market about the last
week in June or the first of july, The
profit. OF this crop are helped by the
quantity that can be produced on the
acre, also the quantity that can be
shipped or handled in srn'l| space
1t brings, IN most seasons on an aver
age, more per dozer than the larger
Or later varieties.