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Tickets TO or for Rogers City, Crawfords
Quarry, Cheboygan, Macklnac and Point
st. Ignace, for sale by
w r. RoaERs
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Boots and shoes for your own prices, at
Masters & Folkerts for the next 30 days.
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Base Ball shoes at Creighton & Lewis.
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Go and see the Washington favorltc
shoes, at Creighton & Lewis
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The action OF Carriers Little Liver Pills
is pleasant, mild and natural. They gently
stimulate the liver, and regulate the bowels,
but de not purge.
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Greenbaum d Epsteyn, left town with
his daughter ON Monday, on a trip to
Detroit.
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Patrick McDade has just erected a
large barn on his farm at the western
!. its Of the city.
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SECOND WARD.

Mr.. DAigle submitted the following pre-.
amble and resolution:
WHEREAS, The school house in the Second
ward is entirely inadequate TO accommodate
the children Of said ward, and great dis
satisfaction has arisen among the people on
account Of the half day attendance there
fore,
ResoIced, That the Second ward building be
completed at once and that proposals for
completion be advertised forthwith.
The question being on the adoption Of the
foregoing resolution, on motion the subject
matter was referred TO special committee
consisting Of the President and members Of
the Board from Second ward
GENERAL.
On motion Of Mr.. Wall, the Executive
Committee were instructed TO make all neces-
sary arrangements, repairs, etc, on school
buildings, grounds, etc, during the vacation.
On motion Of Mr.. DAigle, the Board adj.
journed to meet on Wednesday, the Goth day
Of July
WORTHY L. CHURCHILL,
President
A. r. McDoNALp,
Secretary.
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Board Of Education.

The Board Of Education Of the city Of
Alpena met in regular session in the Secre-
cretarys Office on Wednesday evening, july
18th, 1881, and was called 20 order ri 8
o'clock by the President.
PREsENT.- Worthy l.. Churchill, Presi.
dent; A. f. Mcdonald, Secretary, and Trus.
teee DAigle, Knight Noacb, Potter, and
Wall.
Journal of sessions held May 18th, 1851,
June sth, and June 22nd, 1881, read and sew.
orally approved
COMMUNICATIONS
From the Superintendent recommending
that certain teachers be assigned to positions
rs follows;
CENTRAL BUILDING.
High school.
Grammar department Frank L. Wean.
Intermediate.
Upper Secondary-Emma Prentis.
Lower Secondary-Mary johnson.
Primary-Carrie Harper.
Assistant high school
THIRD WARD.
Secondary.
Primary-C. NJ Rudler.
Second ward.
Campbellville-Ida Spratt.
Recommendation concurred in by unan.
imous vote.
On motion of Mr.. Wall it was resolved
that the salaries of all the teachers for the
ensuing year. in the various departments, be
fixed at the same terms as last year.
The following bills were presented and al.
lowed and warrants ordered drawn for the
payment of the same 10 wit:
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Weather Report,

Taken at time showing state of weather at the
time indicated below
ALpENA Tneslay, July 10. Gsi a. m.
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Ton. S. L. Carpenter has gone on a
r;s;, o., Msine.
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It is reported that the -ecA " warn
are coming this way.
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The new stone warehouse Of Bolton
q McRae is nearly completed.
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w. H. Phelps is at work putting the
stone foundation under the Eagle Ho-
tel.
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Now is the time when you can buy ten
barrels of the best flour in the market for
only 500 cash, of Morse & Dewey.
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6 y Pangborn and family have
.. -. :, southern part of the State
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DR.. Newton and j. B. Newton re-
turned to this city on Sunday.
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SO will buy barrel of the best flour at
Morse & Dewey's.
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Bewick, Comstock 81 Co. loaded the
schooner Halstead with posts for Chi
cago, on Monday.
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A big trade sale going on ut Masters &
Folkerts Cheap Shoe House.
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The family of Caspar Alpern went
to Harrisville last week on visit.
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A good boy wanted at the ARGUS Of
fee to learn the printing business.
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John N. Kelley, the assistant post
master, returned home on Saturday
last.
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Mr.. Greenbaum, of the firm of
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A false alarm of fire on Monday,
but the fire boys got out in a lively
manner.
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CHANCEBY NOTICE.
40 Michigan -rwenty-third judicial District
81. wedding In The Circuit Court for the County OF
Ainspe IA ChRncery on the 9th day Of August, A. u
~ bsrein George NJ Fletcher ~ complainant. and
-, r Matt David Lester, David Z. Lester and
SeorSe y Lester are defendanta a..
II Satisfactorily appearing to me; by aiidavlt that
Ia Ssgsr iants David Lesier and David T. Lester,
a NO, residepta of the State Of Michigan on motion
~ n @ Uolbrook solicitor for complainant, ordered
that The said defendants, David Lester and Davd ~
Ie"tsr 40 oppear and answer the bill OF complaint
aad IN this cause within four months from the date
Of this order ,,,,r, ponas
Circuit. Court Commissioner for Alpena County
gurg
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Is Cent Column.

Advertisements Of Ave lines or less inserted in
this column at 15o per week. and Sc for each hddi-
tona line IL continued for three months longer,
IS par cent discount from these figures In all cases
cash TO accompany order.
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CTRAYED OR sToLEN-From the premises Of
Sthe subscriber, In the city OF Alpens, on Monday
June 20, 1881 q mich COW, red aud white, poor In
fesh about six years old Information OF the where
nbouts OF sad animal or her return, will BIO suitably
rewarded -
bl6 r. NJ. DONNELLY,
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E,ARM FOR SALE.-l60 acres Of bluck clay loan
Il land In Section 8, town 20 N, X. E.. so acres
cleared and stumped Is acres seeded down. Is acres
in spring crops lo) fruit trees; good buildings;
span horses, plows harrows and all necessary farm
tools. Enquire Of j. q. Wall 5ll
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COMMUNICATIONS

NVHl'I
From the Superintendent, recommending
that certain teachers be assigned to positions
as follows:
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W. E. ROGERS.
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-16
FORT wORru.
Correspondence of the Herald.

Correspondence Of the Herald.
Fort WORTH, June Is, 1881.
The prohibition meeting last nigh, was
SHINY attended and did not amount 10 much.
There was q runaway near the freight
depot this morning. A lumber wagon was
thrown against the depot and considerably
demolished.
Another fall in brick this morning. A
wagon loaded with that article broke down
just as it reached its destination, the Pythiap
temple.
Yesterday evening the horse o. Hon. John
u. Templetop, ex-secretary of state, took
fright and cutup considerably. Had il not
been for Mr.. rs GOODNESS and the helm of
bystanders, there might have been another
casualty TO swell the list
Late last night officer Buchanan shot at a
mad dog, but missed him. The
dangerous animal is still at large. The
sound.ofthe shot created considerable stir and
comment on the street, and it was fully an
hour before the real facts were known.
Last night MIR. w. N. Mccullough. a
young hardware man of this city. was mar.
ried to Miss P. N, Randolph, of Bellefon,
tame, Ohio, who has been visiting here A
great many friends of ths contracting parties
We're present to of4r their congratulations.
Two register pages of arrivals @. the III
Paso hotel yesterday.
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THE Chicago Inter. 0,ean calls those Irish
men who are contending for their rights and
striving maniully for the privilege to earn u
livelihood for themselves and their families,
nihilsts. The charge !, as de,picaole as it is
false They are no moro nihil.sts than were
the colonists oil l776 who ia this country CD.
posed force to Il slish oppression and dared
all for liberty. English tyranny aud injus-
sice that has Tor years bsen taking the bread
from the mouths of,ho Irish people, and the
clothes from their backs, turning deaf ear
to the walls Of starving and freezing Irish
women and children, and imprisoning every
Irishman that hal tho manhood to protest,
has at last reached that point where /. is no
longer ondurablo, and the Irish people, exer,
cislng their God-siven rights, are determined
that 1t shall no longer be. even though their
island b. drenched 10 blood, and the sympa.
thies OF all liberty loving, honorable people
arc with them, and to call thom nihilsts Is
the superls,ive Of u malicious, msleyolent
injustice and mespness.
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THE DALLAS HHaALD. TnUIsDAY MoHSINa JUNE Is. ISL

are all pure, it they are simple, why let Is
run, for if it isn't thst if will BIZ some other
extreme of folly which might not be so in.
nocent. Now the spologists and the
advocates for all these follies We
have enumerated say that it is
necessary for the people to
have amusement and mental recreation from
the tolls and hsrrassments of life and that
these things afford just what they nsed. We
know Just as we'll as any body can tell US that
there must be cessation from labor and care
tor man, and that he must have diversion
and the means of recreation. but let him
have innocent and at the same time a practi.
cal kind OF amusement, something that will
result in good of itself and that will benefi.
mankind. This age is too utilitarian for
f'ivol ities. Horse racing is innocent, and it
affords an entertainment thousand fold
more pleasurable and more instructive than
boat racing, or base ball, or pologsmes, or
walking matches, and then it is productive
OF good for it encourages the breeding aad
rearing of ine stock which is OF q pecuniary
advantage to the country. We might
enumerate other sources of amusement and
pleasure if we thought it necessary that ara
equally IS profitable in their nature but we
have said enough to poin. a moral and to
adorn atsle ami that is all we are seeking
to do
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THE WISH 10 no doubt father 10 the
thought with the republican papers that arc
busy now circulating tho report that eA-
Senator Thurman well not accept the demo-
cratic nomination for Governor of Ohio, as
he wishes to remain ayer in Europe. We
don't know whether he will take the nomi-
nation or not, as he has not as yet expressed
himself on the subject, but if he does Mr..
Charles Foster can got ready to vacate the
gubernatorial mansion at Columbus, as the
grand old Roman cannot be defeated in his
own state before the people who all know,
honor and love him. knowing him 10 be
honest, 70 bs truthful, to be sincere, to be
able, and TO be faithful to every interest Ct
the people.
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Mo. j. X. KssNE's bay colt Forhsll
that won tho grand prize stakes a. Paris
Sunday was foaled on A. j. Alexander's
place in Woodford county, Kentucky, in
1875 aud Is consequently three years old
now. Heis by King Alfonso, his dam being
Jamaica. Mr.. Kecno bough, him whom wear.
ling In 1879, paying $3.50 for him. He won
the Bedford stakes AZ New Castle, England
on The 18Th Of last October, but was beaten
tho next day for tho Ashley cup, though he
defeated Sininel, tho favorite, by q neck
Al the handicap meeting a. Epson this
season. he ran second " Ben Dor, the win.
nsr Of the Derby last year. He runs ,o.d.v
for the Rose memorial stakcs q. Ascot Eng
land, and will meet lroquois, Mr.. Lorril-
lard's winner Of the Derby last week, and
Psrisfinc, who run second 10 him on the
20sh OF September for the Grand Duke
Aichael stakos III the New Marke. meeting
We would like to sec him fiat with Iroouoi,
second In this raco. jasl to show the Eorlsb
NO arc shelr superiors In everything. Tho
stakes that Foxhsl captured amounted 10
sSo'oOo. OF which MIR. Kecne gavo hi,
0csey $500 aud his trainer 50 500,
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THERE is good deal Of talk in republican
papers about the amount of money Mr..
Postmaster General james has saved the gov.
eminent in his department since he has been
In charge. but little over three months, but
nothing is said about tho decreased mail
facilities no has occssioned. Stop mail routes
and keep people from getting their letters
aud papers as he has done in innumerable
places, especially in the south, and any body
could save money for the postoffice depar:
ment' To increase mail facilities all over the
country and at as little expense as possible
Is the problem for Mr.. James to accomplish.
Speaking of his savings, the New York
Evening Mail, an administration paper, says
"Mr. James has already affected saving of
more than three quarters of million dollars
ayear in the department, although he haa
been at work but three months. 1t is probs-
bio that he will double the amount before
the end OF the year, 30 that the annual
deficit of tie department will not be more
than million or q million and a half dol.
lars. Ii ne succeeds in making such saving
heBlouid hesitate no longer about proposing
two-cent postage for letters. The loss to
the department the first year from such a
change cOnld not exceed tAo amount of his
savings, and it probable las; the adoption
OF the two-cent rate would ultimately in>
crease, rather than diminish, tho receipts OF
the department. When the postal card wa.
introduced many predicted that 1t would
increase the annual deficit of tho
department. On the contrary, it
increased the aggregate receipts. A contrac,
has just been made for the manufacture of
postal cards enough, when placed end to end
to reach around the globe six and half times,
and yet more three cent stamps are used thai
ever before. Cheaper postage will increase the
communication Of people through the post,
and two.cent postage will be in order as
soon rs Mr.. james can double his reduction
OF the annual deficit OF bis, department. l,
would be in order now were IL not better to
prepare public sentiment 70. tho change by
yosr or two of his economy of sdministra>
ton"
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Sick and NyOneyIess.

John CLARK, ayoung man recently from
Illinois, who has been working on the Texas
Trunk road, was taken down several DAYS
ago with typhoid fever at his boarding house,
number 1916 Elm street. His funds giving
out the proprietor of the house seit him 10
the station house. He was delirious. and
l,r. Field, the city physician, at the request
OF County Judge Burke had him sent to the
hospital where he is receiving medical at-
teAtlon
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SECRETARY WINDOW since he has had
charge OF the United states treasury depart
ment has cost the government something
over $4,000 900, which he ought to have
saved, yet it is said he aspires to the presi-
dency in 1884, and that his clscquers are
already silently at work getting up tide Of
sentiment in his favor for that exalted po.i.
ton. There is one thing. in his favor.
The men with the most brains never have q
showing to be president Of these United
Ststes;c
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THERE seems TO be a current report in
New York that Colonel II. NJ. Hoxie has
been appointed general manager of all the
Gould railroad interests in Texas, while
Captain r. s. Hays, late of tho International
" Great Northern road has been made vice.
president of tho Texas s. Pacific road. We
refer to this as only rumor for we canno,
learn anything definite about 1t. Both ,hase
gentlemen are able and worthy of those
and II tho report be true they will
Ill them faithfully and efficiently.
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An AGED Sick CnunIa

joan Halsan aud his wife, an aged Swed,
2auple, arrived hero fresh from their ma.
g.. and few days age, and since that time
have taken fever. Yesterday Mrs.
tslsan, while out of her head. wandered
from her boarding PLACE, and when found by
the police lying on the street they arrested
her for drunk and took her to the station
house. when her condition was discovered
The city physician gave her some medicine
and sent her back to her boarding house.
fney are here awaiting the arrival of their
son ,,in-law, Otto B. Uober. who lives in some
of The western counties.
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HEAVY TRIALS and dire misfortunes have
BEHALF n the poet John G.. SAKE of late.
The recent death OF his wife and daughter
has completely broken up his family and he
is going to give up his home now so full of
sad memories, and go to Albany. His Tyre
that has erstwhile been tuned to such pleas.
ant, humorous, lays,,w have only sorrow in
its tones now, and will wall niseries, in lieu
of the light and jolly melodies of old.
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PROFESSOR SWING. is to Chicago as
pre'cher what Talmsge is to Brooklyn, or
perhaps more properly speaking, what
Beecher is to Brooklyn. he entertains i'd
vanced religious views, so advanced indeed
that there is very little of the old fashioned
simple, trusting religion Of our fathers ia it,
lilo prtacheda sermon on Monday last on the
Progress of Righteousness. His idea was
that the advancement of the people and ma
tons OF tho earth in all things, the abandon-
ment Of war and tyranny and of national
crimes and vices were an evidence of the ap-
proach' of that era when "every tongue
should confess God" As his premise was
false, OF course his sermon could not have
been anything moro at best, than s!ringing
together of polished paragraphs and pretty
sounding, well rounded sentences. 1t Is not
true that all the peoples and nations of tho
earth are well advanced III all things. A few
are, but a majority Of them ara still grounded
IN ignorance and superstition. Neither Is IL
true that tyranny and vices have been ADAM
doned, for just the opposite obtaiSs, as the
daily current news of the world informs us
Professor Swing ought to keep better posted
on the events Of his time, read the newspa-
pers more and pay loss attention to the con-
strucion of brsin-splitting srgumenting on
theological dogmas and the PRONUNCIATION of
religious theories of his own coming. With
all his ability and genius he can't change
Coos religion, nor adapt il to tho pliable
conscences of his rich pensioners.
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Two escaped convicts who belonged to q
famous band Of banditu In the Sierrm in
Spain, were deserted by their companions and
when tho police and military came to recap>
turt 'sem,'hut them selves in hut, and
held it so desperately that the soldiers were
oblised finally to sci fro 10 II, and tho dos,
peraloes permitted themselves to DO burned
to tes'e' armed to tho teeth as they were,
rather thAn surrender
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The lightning of Investigation has not yet
struck Sscor Robson, late secretary of the
navy, although the clouds of fraud and cor
ruption hang above him, but lightning, dur
ing storm at Hunnewell, Kansas, Sunday
afternoon, killed Andrew d. Robson, his
nAnhaw
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THERE has been wonderful increase in
the production Of cereals from 1870 to 1880.
For 1870 according to the census reports, the
amount Of wheat and corn for the entire
country was 0iS, 800 175 bushels. In 1880
the amount for The entire country, according
to the same authority, was 1882 697, 6Sl
bushels, or over twice as much. The To-
crease IL other products was in similar pro-
portion.
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The New York composi,ors are getting
ready for strike, and for that purpose they
are reor gsuizipg their union. Whether this
is to be strike confined to New York City
or to extend all over the country we CAM OF
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TAKE NOTICE.,
CIrY sEcphrAny,s orr,or.

T., ltrY OF DALLAS, June II, lssi.
Al, IN uoinpliancs witha ieo1lution paes,i he
r nm, ',W vounru on NE 9Th inst, hereby piye
ine e'ty wll be paid eacep. pnrrhnsa,l ',,,d
uueu ~ purchasing committee. Said eSm.
n,iueels ccmposdI ". Nj, II Imam ~
0ar ~, anu J' :. Ballard. q. NJ. ,WiNK
City Secretary,
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In the world, there arc now in use mora
than 100 900 railway locomotives, represent
log horsepower of 30,000000, but it
should be understood that the technical
horsepower" is equal to the power of three
horooa
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ARCHBISHOP FEKHAN confirmed 1000
children at the church of the Holy Family in
Chicago last Sunday.

IT WOULD be disoyal, indeed rank treason
II the facts were not stated that General
Grant attended the circus and went TO the
races when he WAS 10 St. Louis.
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The Reason WHY.

Inc tonic effect IF Kidney Wort Ia producad
~ us cisansing ana Purifying action an the
nioou Where there 10 n sravelly deposit An
me urine, or milBy,ropy uIine from d sordered
hihnsys, IL cures without iail. Co stipatiOn
neailng p, WEE, Putup In dry vegetab form
ANA sure Troy Budget. fiV'"P'
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SOME unknown person shot dead, limo.
Thy Mahony, policeman on his beat, In
Chicago about midnight Sunday night
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=, Goyernor Crittendon, of Miesour i, left for
New York and Baltimore on Monday on
official business. Lieutenant Governor
Campbell otliciates during his absence.
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jacob M. Nathan WIS given soven wears
~ the penitentiary at Little Roc.,, Arkansas.
Monday, for swindlirg two banks out of
81 400. Wv "
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SPECIAL NOTICES

H@"BoYs IN BLUE "a meeting Is here
oy ealei at new city hall, Thursday, 10th
INST AZ D. m TO arrange for participation
III the Dallas celebration of the fourth n,
July, By order of d MArT,v VI
President "Boys In Dlue y
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ssIEIs.

MYERS Last evening in ant daughter of A
II, nnu NJ; l., Myers, at their re,idencs.
corhtr oil 1ss Avenue and Peak street.
The funeral will take place from their resi-.
dence this g;3O a m.
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INDICATIONS.

Fur weather;light variable tcinds; nearly sta
ionary temperature and barometer.