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The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1881-01-05
The DIFFERENCE.-We received a lie

The DIFFERENcE-We received a let
ter some time ago from an old friend
telling us that there was no use trying
to get subscribers in that neighborhood-
the people were too poor
Since that time another friend in this
very community-which is sparsely-
settled region-with few Presbyterians-
has sent us fourteen new names
Don't you think the Presbyterians of
this region will be benefited by this cir
culation of the paper? There had heen
previously only two subscribers.
Pastors cannot overestimate the i'm
portance of religious paper, especially
in these loosejointed times, in family.
Many persons in the country have no
other reading, and rarely hear sermon.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1881-01-05

tempt to check church members, or any
body else, in anything condemned in the
New Testament Cor the Old), you are ga
bigot." If you do not want the men and
women of your city to go to see play in
which adultery is extenuated by all the
arts of genius, you are "a bigot."
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1881-01-05

We have received from 81. T. L. P, +"
Lexington, Va, So for the church at Will
liamson's. Read the appeal in behalf Of
this church under the caption, Shall
we do it9" There is not a more inviting
field for church enterprise in Virginia,
and we have call to occupy it.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1881-01-05

A GOOD FRIEND sending us some new
subscribers from Millboro, Chesapeake &
Ohio Railroad, remarks that the mer-
curry at that place stood December 31st,
at A. NJ, at "a degrees below zero
That will do pretty well for "Old Vir-
ginny."
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1881-01-05

The Presbyterian Journal, of Phila-
delphia, has the following literary criti-
cisms:
D'Israeli's Endymion is soft-soft- wretch
eddy soft; and worse than soft-of a low moral
tone. We confess we have read it all, but it has
been in small doses. An hour at a time with it
would have been almost sickening. 1t may be
that some think that this shows bad taste. Still
we confess it. If the author does reveal himself
in the pulling Endymion he is fatalistic nose
of wax"
Speaking of George Eliot. it says.
Moreover, the predominant influence OF her
novels is not favorable to evangelical religion
While they may be carefully perused for the
marvellous studies in human nature which they
contain, their negative influence to put it in the
mildest form, unless watched against, will be
harmful. They arepopular though already the
weird influence of the enchantress, it is claimed,
is broken; and her later issues, it is falteringly
suggested are somewhat heavy Certainly, the
reading of Daniel Deronda was to us, in some
respects, work of current intellectual duty
rather than of love; and Theophrustus Such
was in no particular above mediocrity.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-29

PERRY. HOUSTON c. UNITY Ga.
We have known 'Swifps Syphililic Sreciic"
tested in hundreds of cases Of Syphilis, Msrcur-
rislRhemstsrn, Scrofuls etc. It made the most
perfect and permanent cures in every case.
Hugh L. Bernard. Sam. u. kllen. Judge
10. Ct J. l.. Warren, Of J.W. Lathrop & Co.,
Savannah. Ga. Ed. jackson, Dept Cpk. Supr.
bsrly, j. O. Gilbert, Drg't.. J. W. Mann, Co.
Treas, VIM. D. Pierce, Shf. G.. c. Duncan,
Day & Gordon.
am acquainted with tho proprietors snd
many Of the gentlemen whose signatures appear
10 the foregoing certificate. They ara mon Of
high character ard standing.
A. Il. COLQUITT.
Governor Of Georgia.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY,
Proprietors, Atlanta, Ga.
gs- Price CT large or regular s;z7 reduced 10
81 Is per bottle and small sizs, holding bsli the
quantity. price ST per bottle.
Sold By L. S. LEADSEATEE d BHO.
Call for copy Of Young Mems Friend"
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n0v4-I4H
Spaclat Gem missioner.
81 Groom & Wise, Aun.!oneers.

& Eu&HlSSION ERs' 3ALa OF VAi.UA-
~ Bis EE5 l. KSTATE-Ey virtue of q dc
cree o! IAa Gc!pora!ion Cour. Of The city Of AL
e1endlii, rendered on ths 10Th day of October
1881, IN tic cbsncecy sat Of !. L. Devsughn
art others sgGinst 2. V. r. bay aud others the
uGder5:GEea. ctm missionera therein nsned, will
oher ijr Ea!o bG public suc.ian. &. the front door
o. the Court House. 81 Fsirfs1 street, in said
ely, o. TUESDAY, tina U:h Gsv Of December
1851 IT !SeTo c'cicc!a IL the fllowing proper
IS. VIZ:
l. HuJSE 81 d LOT On iho1osth sids OF King
street. beginning on i:;rG street or the ess! side
OF ieol ~ ii. si:ey, d!itaf. Il 2-l2 feet from
washington street; t2ence on sid alley north
ps;9!sGi - 7: Warrington Stree. g feet inches
III eocs oHat parallel 10 King street feat iuch
20 the southwest corner o. brick cut building
theEco tho ssTna coGfan continued along the
south vs.! CT said Gu: building 10 the middle CT
tbs partition wsn tce:eoi; thence through the
riitcia Vi sal: partition WILL north feet in. to
tho 400 ot Christopher unalh's ios: the south
sido - hs:cI w.tt: ttcace with 10 o zou,h side
9! ssiI Wall eas! parable! 20 King stree. feet
IT ches; !hance sou.e psTal!sl 20 Wlshioeton ct.
% 1eet 10 hing street; hence vast on King st
IT. feet . riches :" thu DeginniDG with the right
ot Wa7 over said ai!cv. Scr this property an
upset old Il !Glj cas- been made 10 the Court,
cod TIC sai1 will &c started ct thai figure,
e HOUSE ED OF on tho wet eido Of
Fslilax sI.ees, between Qaecn ard Princess sts..
fronting Is feet . Dche7, with depth # ia feet,
lying soUth CT tba houaa recently purchased By
+. q. kscby, CO.. :. thie suit.
AcrGs OF S@!o: Ten per cant OF ina purchase
money in 3ssh Gu the dsy CT ssla. end the residue
in thrss equsi iasiesIEea; aLG I2nnd IS incntha,
10 bs secured Gy tho bonds Of the purchaser or
purchasers, |ith sood personal security; the
bonds 10 bess interest from ina dag CT ssie. end
the tt!e 10 be retained urtil Che ssne sre fully
paid. Convegsncing at!he ccet CT re purchaser.
&; !, s atsas'Aou. oG IF aste:
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kHOTEHE HSIGELS CURATIVE SY.
WI RUP. the Shaker Extract OF Roots for
Diseases CT the Liver, Dyspepsia Nervous Detil.
ity, Eheumstialn &c, for s:le by
oc!l0 T. ?. LEsDBKkTER u BRO
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zz>}uIIeezz}allldrIla QDazette
TUESDAY EVENING. NOV. 90.

CHURCH Doo2 LoUNGERs. Tho following
from The Norfolk Bsaatr app'iss Si;h tqus!
force 10 o;aer ;.lsccs besides the CITY By the
Sea. tas su4ses;ioa0 losing Dope Of their
!oics irsm tbs maassE # expression
il:os lbs :n..ts!ug sus;co tc ttis suI jsc!
Ia !-gmsr nu.aotr OF the Norfolk Banner 10
the surprise CT the editor. ito number of places
Il worst!p hiss los decreased in proporiop to
,ta e>.t ASIDE d!mecd thc:ti3!. Tne youos
!ad!o3 VITO pu: c.uel!y a!tcad divine ssrVc, ere
moEo humerop5 than ever, while the y,upg
gentlemen Of pious prcciVities mss ec uuoh
stronger toice IN front Of the c5u!caGs than hes
ever been seen in Norfolk, since tho su:!eGder
Of Lord CORVALLIS 8. yorktown. If the city
should coa'uuo to grow 10 population ss G5pld
y as Va have every TeaGaG 30 expect, without
corresponding augmentation Ct ordinary reli-
giors isciiiies. tie pulpits will have 10 be put
10 Communication With the cutbs!oae, ~ Elaals
OF some Improved system OF telephones. IN CT
der that the Gespei nsy BE- rraschad to every
creature iG hCoorGsrG, witt Biblical c,mnsSd.
The psy:neD!s should also be much Eidspei
to Afford additional ste1oi, room 10 the vicin:-
~ u the Sanctuary, ana large number Of
cncsD CAN'T stools furnished foT the benefit Of
those young gentlemen whose souls have been
heretofore nourished at such fearful tax on
tho soles Of their feet. As the intended bent
fois'es Of theso charitable reflections are ell!
furnished with Sunday nnb:elIas, the City
Couaeiis need cot make ary appropriation tor
that particular object, aud the young sdes, fer
,Vdsa, ressous, might leave their paIasoIs 81
h0us. 50 mote it be =
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sspeE:as ama CLOSING et she atasss.
CLoeINa,
Washington, u. O., end Northeastern mails
B. ~, Il N. and and IS p. n.
Western mails 4 20 and l5 p. II.
;ou.hern msis. via Richmond, Va, 10 - s..
III and so md Is 2. n.
South and Sou!hWes:ery niS;is, via Lynch
turs, Virginia, wsy and through ns:z, iRi 3.
IA. End W p. n.
ahunssss Division co e. L.
aiexsndria to Round Hill Va. s co a. 70
oPREIEG.
Northern nnG Western mailp. via Washing
.oi, u. o., 5 30 3. m. II o., anG coz 1t.
Southern nsiln, via Richmond, W., s 80 e. N
k:d 60 5, N.
Southwestern mailg via Lynchburg. Virgins
Through D,Eils) including way mails On Midlsld
Hsilrosd, 8 80 q. m.
Manassas Divieion 80 p.,a. fer lock box only
Round Hill 20 AleIsndrs, Va, 30 p. IL.
Ul-'cs EoDrs-Ct.ice "Opens 81 SO 3. .a., and
cio.ee (. W p. III.
sjundsy HouIs--O..ice oLsrs @! IS e. IT,. enc
j'Osss Ct 8 80 c. ii.
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GROCERIES,.
7 - BOXES DANVILLE TUSAUOO in
& S store and for sale by
r. W. AVERY, 226 kingst.
TINE BEST ASSORTMENT OF CHEAP
d and fancy Toilet Soaps in the city
L. w. AVERY, 226 King stree.
EMALL HAMS. SHOULDERS and Break.
~ fast Bacon received BIZ
4. W. AVERY, 22e Kiss st.
TOO CASKS = and 3 10 CANS TOMA.
AOO TOES Just received
oct2l Is. w. AVERY. 226 King St.
4 = BBLS. PURE OLD APPLE VINE
L ~ CAB which wo guarantee to keep Pickles
Sold By T. w. AVERY,
226 King stree.
NEW YORb FRESH GROUND BUCK.
4S WHEAT FLOUR received to-day; first
on the market by &. ". AVERY,
22G King street
D2lhE NEW YORK STATK CHEESE
=. received By Z. W. AVERY,
2?6 King street.
BBL9. CUCUASiR PlCKLKS very
- choice received BY K. w. AVERY.
22s King street.
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EEGTgGH sAEEE.
BY Il. r. Lucss, suctionce,


EyY VIRTUE Of y decree of the Corporation
- Court OF the city OF Alexandra. Va. req
dered on the l4th osY OF October, 1881, in the
chalcery cause Ct James T. Crockett vs.. J:mss
+. Neba.$r, ecrn'r.. es ell, the undersigned. as
special com missione-, will proceed. on SATU l..
DAY, tho 81 daY CO December, 1881. st twelve
oclock N. 70 sci! ct public auction, in front Of
ssid city OF AleZandrls, the following property,
OF which tho ls:e john L. Webster died seized
and possessed. to wit:
l:t. A LOT OF GROUND on tie ncr!h side
OF Duke street, between Fairfax and Royal Sta i,
fronting or Duke street lG foot, sad luaning
3 ., ~ les: 70 feet alley, improved by
q. = Lot OF GEOUED. improved by o.
FRANZ TENK&;ENT, or tho eou,h side of
WILKES street. fronting en- Wilkes street "a feet
and running south ISL feet 7 irchea,-
sublac! to tho right CT John ". Campbell 10 en-
leg 10 FEC. wide. 50 feet South of Wi!kes street.
eeross sfll pronerty, there beiag 81 large frame
stable on said ~ feat alley.
Terl!s OF Sale: Uneifi:i cash, and tho residue
In two equal payments at six ard tHolve months
respectively from the date Of aale; tic deferred
payments 70 bear interest from tho day Of sale,
md TO be evidenced by she bends OF thu pur-
chaser or purchasora; the title to be retained
until ;ha %holo OF the rurchsse money has been
paid. CaETeyHEoiag It Inc cost OF the purcha;er
l.. KEMpsK,
n0T4-T4@ Spaclat Gem missioner.
Aiao a. tho same lime ssd place will offer
tho VALUABLE PEUgEHrY on the south
west corner of Q1aeA srd Lea streets, fronting
on Queen street Gs!f = square ard on Lee Guar-
t LEI, Ct e SQUARE ia?pr'yea by BElOK and
FRANE HOU3E:', TIE vacant commons sro
adapted for coal and wood yard, or good lc-
eaton for Ii iru!aGtuTinS rf shy kind
Terms made !;GoWn on dsy of sale. nov29
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

TEARLES Z. STUART,
ATTORNEY At Law.
have This day removed my !aw Office 10 No.
8e PRINCE STREET, two doors below the
alexandria CT site Office
Iovi9-lm CHARLES 4. STUART.
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y .BLIC 3 \ LIE
OF TIE
WASHINGTON G. 0HIO R.R.

UnGar su!hoF:t7 OF decree Ct the Circuit
Court OF Richmond city, rendered April 23, 1880.
iI the suit O. Henry Lewis ct Ala. We. the W. s.
Court OF Appeals of Virginia st its Septt m5sr
term. 1881, tho uGde.aRncd, special Commis.
sioners, will Ut IL o'cinck ~, on the
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sspen.as aua CLOSING OF she a1a.ss.

sse~ ASK your druggist fer copy Of az QUE
MeB's Friend" and read a!
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AWAY READY
Oysters Milk Confectionery.
HENRY BRENGLE, I29 King street,

Has opened his
LADlES' OYSTER PARLORS
for the season. His Oyster rooms for gentlemen
are also open. Patrons may rely upon picked
Oysters and the best cookery in all styles.
MILK and CREAM, fresh An pure from the
country, always for sale. Try it for your family.
Brengle's Ice Cream, Pies for dessert or lunch,
and Pure CANDIES are specislties in which ho has
never beon excelled. Cakes of all kinds of the
best material cheaper than they can be made b.
nome. he caters of thu best for families, pat
hea. bslls, fairs and entertainments
Cream Pufs. Tarts and Pastry of all kinds;
fruits, sugared and plain, Csromels Nuts and
Confec!ioneriss of ali kinds.
Call. see. buy and be Satisfied. ocl25
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NCTICE.-All persons indebted to the firm
~ Of 81. 3. W. BARKER s. SON, which has
been dissolved by tho deslh OF Il. s. w. Barker,
a member thereof, are hereby requested to make
payment to the undersigned within thirty days
10 order 10 settle the affairs of the said partner
ship. g. S. BARKER,
SurV'g. Partner OF H. s. w. Barker & Son
Alexandria, Va, Nov. IL, 1eS1.-1m.
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DEY GOODS.
SHILDREN'S HERINO SHIRTS ARD
~ UNION SUITS st
oc!7 AMOS B SLAYMAKER'S.

Ale1sndrs, Va, Nov. 7, 1881.
nUR BUYER has Just returned from sec.
~ ond trip to New York, snd LAS added many
attractions in DRESS GOODS, &c.
New Colora in Moires srd Srtin Striped Moires,
Striped Pushes. Colored Velvets,
Attractive Plsids,
New Colors In OhGGdah Clotha,
Large addition to Cashmere stock some spe,
cialy attractive goods for boys wear; Light
Closkings, WOOL Plushes for Closka and
Trimmings.
notwithstanding large advance in Domestic
Goods, We are supplying cur customers at old
prices. We are selling one Of the best makes in
Bleached 1C-i Shooting OF 5 to TO per yard
under the market price. Special attention is di.
rected to cur new Towels ut 90sl7c. Our now
HertEog HiI-Suprosting Corse. and CUR e0c
Corset gre worth examination.
ro9T j. rACKRTT, 100 King st
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-10-05
Theatrical.

Miller's Dramatic Co. will this even
ing give the scrio-comic drama entitled
Smoke followed by the Jubilee
Singers, in a grand selection of their
popular songs, and the evenings en-
tertainmcnt concluding with the mirth
provoking farce entitled BOX and
Cox showing the misforiuncs of Il
journcyman halter and II poor devil of IL
printer.
On tomorrow evening, the company
will by special request, produce "Uncle
Toms Cabin" introducing the smart
est child actress of her age, little Gen
evievc, AS Eva, on which occasion she
will render II jubilee song, go, Lord,
let Me Battle in the River" Miss
Theresa Mount will appear as Topsy
introducing songs and dances. The
other parts will be ably rendered by
other members of the troupe, intro.
ducing the lawyer Marks" with his
pet donkey.
Tickets can now be secured at the
Post Office News Depot.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-10-05
Pressure Isle Items.

From the Advance.
JAS. Kerr arrived to-day on the Pearl
with his fishing rig.
The fishing tug Seawing was in We'd
nesday with a quantity Of ice.
Ross McCarty, at Hammonds Bay,
Presque Isle county, lifted four tons of
white fish, from his trapnets one day
this week.
The fishing interest at Rogers City
employs more men and leaves more
money in the county than all the saw
mills put together ever did.
Victor c. Burnham, attorney at law,
was at his Office at Rogers City the
most of last week. In addition to
practicing law at both Alpena and
Rogers City, Mr.. Burnham has large
fire and life insurance business at both
points.
The fishermen have been having
splendid luck the past week, each boat
lifting nearly ton day from fifteen
nets. In fact, the demand for fish cars
in which fish are usually shipped
has been SO much greater than the sup
ply, that Wednesday night it became
necessary to utilize all the dry goods
boxes in town.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-10-05
A Plain Question.

Would you dare to insure your stock of
goods or your house-items that touch
your personal comfort-in a cooperative
where the condition was that in case of loss
you must accept in full for your claim rs
cents for each certificate in force or remaia-
m9 IN force, or one mortuary assessment in
full for the written certificate? No, most
emphatically no! You would not ddye to
do it, and yet you are willing to compel
your wife and children TO do in their weak
ness what y0D dare not do in your strength.
There is not cooperative certificate is
sued that guarantees to these poor helpless
ones one dollor at your disease, and the
guarantee would not be worth anything if
1t did Yet there are ministers of the
glorious gospel of Jesus Christ selling these
pieces of paper as $4,000 or $4,000 policies
to the citizens of Alpena and not one in ten
reads the conditions that are either on the
back of the piece OF paper, or deep do,cn in
the face Of it. Dust and ashes will not
avail for the sins of such men.
CIV. MOORE.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-10-05

The Catholic Temperance Advocate,
a monthly publication, four pages, four
columns to the page, made its appear
ance in this city on the LIST. II is pub
lished by the members of the Catholic
Total Abstinence Society of Alpena, at
only SOC per annum. II is well got.
ten up little sheet, and deserves en-.
enlargement.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-10-05
Increased Facilities.

The firm of Napier Il Gordon, since they
removed to their new shop have largely in
creased their facilities for turning out all
kinds of work in the line of wogon making
and blacksmthing They have the largest
and most convenient shop in the county
do as good work as can be done i'm the
State, and being prepared to execute all
work in their line in the most satisfactory
manner, ut the lowest prices, they are able
to compete with any establishment in Mich
igan. Special attention given to first class
horseshoeing. Remember the place, corner
of Chisholm and Third streets.
NAPIER & GORDON
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

EPISCOPAL Rev. j. A. Mock Services in Trim
ity Church, ola Washington avenue, every sunday
tnoruinp and evening.
RAP IISr-Rey T.. l.. Little Services IN Society :
Church. on fhird street, every Sabbath morning and
evening. 4,
CATHOLIC ROY n. 2. DOMAIN Services in the
Catholic Church. un Chisholm street, every sunday
at $50 A. A., 1880 \. NJ, and at 4. NJ Nespefs
evening f'lvIr', sermon IN hnBlsh ny lVoo' III
GREGATfOEAL-Iicv. 4. w. Westgate.
Services la the Socetys Church, Second street, eY-
cry Slhbuth morning and evening,
METHODtSf-Roy. j. w. Campbell. Services IN
Society Church, ON Dock street, every Sabbath
morning aud evening
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Farmers, Attention.

w. ii. Phelps & Co, who recently pur-
chased the Edwards blacksmith and wagon
shop, are now prepared to furnish to the
people OF this community the best made
piows and drags in the country. Also,
ougSies, wagons, sleighs, cutters, etc, all
at the lowest prices, and in every instance
they guarantee satisfaction. They have
excellent facilities for doing good work,
and would invite those desiring anything
in their line line to give them call.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-10-05
Important TO Travellers.

Special inducements arc offered you by the
Burlington Route. 1t will pay you to read
their advertisement to be found elsewhere
in this issue. 502w40
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Catarrh.

Relief in five minutes in every case
gratifying, wholesome relief beyond a
money value. Cure begins from first
application, and is rapid, radical and
permanent. Choking, putrid mucous
dislodged, membrane cleansed and
healed, breath restored. Complete
treatment for 81. Ask for Sanford's
Radical Cure.
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Manager New York Life
"God Bless the Little woman,

Is the title of beautiful song which was
written on the occasion of the shooting OF
the late President, when he dictated mes
sage to his wife, remarklng to those beside
him In the most aficctionate manner. "God
Bless the Little Woman" 1t is now on
sale at the Centennial Music store.
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Mrs. Tumim having returned fro

Mrs. Tumim having returned from the
eastern markets with the largest supply
of dress goods and millinery ever seen on
the shore, is now prepared to exhibit TO her
many lady friends, Il most desirable and
fashionable stock of all goods in her line,
and will at the same time sell at prices that
cannot be hndersold
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-10-05

Salt Rheum for seventeen years.
Helpless for eight years. Unable to
walk. Got about on hands and knees.
Head, face, neck, arms and legs COW
cred. Cured by Cuticura Remedies.
Will Mcdonald, 2,542 Dearborn ST.,
Chicago.
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Fish, Fresh Fish.

Fresh fish can be procured from the ice
wagon of &. Alpern at any time, and all
orders left at the office will receive prompt
attention. 500
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-10-05

As to-day is the first day of the
fourth annual fair of the Alpena Coun-
ty Agricultural Society, it is of much
Importance that all persons wishing to
make displays of any articles at the
fair, they should call at the office of
the secretary and do so at once, as time
is precious.
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OUR TELEPHONE.
Heavy frost this morning.

Heavy frost this morning.
F. III. Dyer has gone to Fort Worth
Texas.
Jacob Levyn has gone to Detroit on
business.
c. r. Hawley is spending few days
in town.
Rev. A. w. Westgate returned home
last week.
III. II. Morse made trip to Cheboy-
gan last week.
Indications are that the coming win
ter will be light.
The weather is becoming rather
chilly and fall-like.
Judge futile, of Alpena, is at pres
ent holding court at Tawas.
Rain, rain, rain, with indications of
more rain, together with wet weather.
Mrs. M. Mccartney will feed the hung
ry at the fair grounds during the fair.
THUS far this season, John Campbell
has caught about fifty-two tons of fish.
A large amount of venison has al
ready been brought to town and sold.
j. w. Creighton, who has been east
for new goods, returned home on Mon
day.
1t is not mutton" any longer. 1t
is called by its right name now-"ven-
ison."
j. b. McDougall, proprietor of the
American House, died on Friday morn
ing last.
Fletcher, Pack x Co. have COM
menced running their bay shore mill
nights again.
Hon. G. A. Butterfeld, who has
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/ pronounce Ely's Cream Balm the
best remedy have tried. II has re-
stored my sense Of smell, and | am
free from Catarrh by its use. i. D.
Mulberry, Druggist, Big Rapids
Mich.
Price 30 cents.
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The Common Council at their meet
ing ON Monday established certain
grade for all the streets in the city.
Owing to the great length of the pro-
ceedings we have been unable 10 set
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SAVE MONEY

BY trading your rags, old iron, copper, brass
and old rubbers for Tinwarc. Save the
above articles till our wagon and stock Of
tinwarc stops at your door.
5l5 WESTBROOK e. co.