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Respectfully,
Mn BROTHERS & Co.,
635 AZ S3S
ELM STREET.
THE WEATHER
Gal Weather Report from Galveston
Cotton Belt.

pa weather Report IrOm GaiVcstON
Cotton Belt.
|ivlsTON October 3. observations show
|,shesl and lowest temperature and rainfall
M iwenty.lour hours, taken daily at .
pap N.
e following railroads kindly cooperate with
United States signal service by requiring
igents 10 take the observations and use
tNIfe-without expense TO the government
Transmit by them, viz, Gulf, Colorado IL
I Re, International & Great Northern, Texas
pug, Texas \ New Orleans, Houston &
WHO railrnads.
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can furnish parties with German carp
fish. Address y. c. HrNSAST,
Daingerlield, Texas,
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$500 Per Day.

$500 Per Day,
Tennessee Life and Mutual Union. Send
tor circulars,
JNo. A. PAYNE, Secretary,
Knoxville, Tenn.
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Gold and Silver Ihimbies,

American watches in gold and silver
cases, spectacles and eyeglasses, Seth
Thomas and New Haven clocks, at corner
Main and Poydras streets.
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l. y VurIIs, JcWeIcr,
Corner Main ana poyGras streets. Re.
pairing fine watches speciality.
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SIS 90 per Day.

SIS 90 per Day.
Tennessee Life and Nuptial union. Send
for circular, JOHN a. PAYNE, Secretary,
Knoxville, Tennessee.
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Lacps and embroidery We sell by % pc
cent, cheaper than any other house A. x
Y. Mit'rnthal. Cos Elm street.
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The old tand still lives, with W. Pe,fe
on deck. He will be pleased TO see all
friends and former patrons.
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Faded hair RECEIVERS It, youthful color aud
soft, silky texture by the use of Parkcr's
Hair h ,lssm
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To the Drummers OF the West.
When at Colorado, stop with w. d. STRAIT
ton, at the Rendrebrook House. The best
sleeping apartments, the best table, the
best sample rooms N the west.
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The Belle OF Texan!
She grows in favor every day because she

NNV N'VN" III IHNVI WY U1J VVVUU9V NHV
pays
This is to certify that we have this
day received of the Belle of Texas 800 in
full payment Of certificate No. sc, and $3.50
in full payment OF certificates No. 10 and
20. COKE WILLIAMS,
7. T. BRowDRR.
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Az Exclusive Millinery House
is the only place where ladies can lind rclta
BILE styles, at Bnumans 7o6 Elm street.
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The Office, on pnydras street, grows II
popular favor daily.
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.uk Dalmans and Circulars,

Si'h baillNns Hhu NlrVulhVr,
lined and unlined 50, $3.50, $3.50, $40,
SEQ Slj, IS, S85 to $40, at Bauman's,
1U Elm street
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~. burrERcvE rgxAs. sept 4. lSSa.
,., rh,s y 10 certify that VIC have used vou,
hSoNNoERUL EIGHT" fr SLACK GSS
=, -, Ss'..e ~ giving irom - 10 - drOpS Inter.
nSi.y ah0 applying externally once or twice 10
lne parts aaected, end Il gave Immediate relief
NcLURE W. L. SHIFLETT
A ), STEWARD. WILL MCLCRE.
IN X WILLIAMS. Dallas 1,e>SS
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,ndlr. lc,h ,Incheis aud iInyniock.,

ali colors, At Sl.2,, SIS, 80 80, 1925, IS so,
500, 81, $l2 to sis, at Baumnn's, 200 Elm
! gtratt
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SURE CURE FOR BLACK FEC

BCrrENcUc TsNAs, August = ISL.
MeSsrs Morley Bros
GESTEE''EN 60 have sold "WoNDERFUI
~ at % several OF my customers who used
il .oc he gure Of BLACK LEG by GIVING
70 y ,Wo doses Internally and applylns il ex-
teruaL y. 70 worked lie charm Yours, Ftc.
). b. HUTCHINSON.
Tn sale hY CROMnUS. RAI,nNA
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|,NNELS-- Canton & Wool
A White and Red, Plain,
|Tilled and Shaker, Opera
nd Matlessee, Embroidered
nd Suiting; also Plaid and
Ewred.
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[SE FURNISHINGS Ia
|, Linens, Napkins, Tow
/ Tides, Table Covers, Pr
n Covers, Lace Curtains,
lce Toilet Sets, Marseilles
'Ilts, Comforts and Blan-
.is
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|OTHS-- Cassimeres, Worst
[js, Tweeds and Jeans.
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hrs, MISSES and Chill
I'M Cloaks, Dolmans,
Evils and Knit Goods.
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bOTS AND SHOES Ladies' ,
Eantlemen's, Misses, Mas
EY and Children's.
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hrs MISSES and CHILL
Fsn's Hosiery - Gloves,
|'ndkerchiefs, Underwear
n Corsets.
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kris FURNISHINGS--Un-
krwear, Shirts, Hosiery,
[|eckwear, Handkerchief
k,d Gloves.
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(OTHING- Hats, Trunks and
FsHses, Etc.
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INDICATIONS,

ASImum' Mean Minimum. Mean Rainfall
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Of our Large Store is Re.
lTA New AMI Elegant Goods at
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1882-08-16
Communicated.

GGeo. Stubs hands us Il communi-
cation regarding the State road on the
east side of Long Lake, and also some
remarks relative to the mill dam on
Long Lake creek, but as there are suits
pending in our Circuit Court regard
ing that dam, in justice to all concern
ed, we cannot allow any discussion on
that point, in our columns at present
but the balance Of the communication
we print-Ed.]
EDITOR OF ARGUS Some time
since the Pioneer renewed its attack
on me, under the thin prctense of de-
scribing East Long Lake. The pub
Usher begins by describing that splen-
did road which he says was built by
j. b. White. Now, the well-known
facts are these White had the con-
tract for this road about eighteen
months, but did not make an effort to
build it, when the State road agent
threw the contract OH johnson ~ Col
Inns, who were Whites bail on the
lob. They sub-let. the south half to
myself, and the north half to White,
who pretended to build it, but the
commissioner would not accept it
johnson q Collins were then compell-
ed to let the job of finishing the road
to another party, paying therefor the
sum of nearly three hundred dollars,
while the Commissioner gave me the
credit of building the best road that
had been built in the State.
GEO. STUBBs.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1882-08-16
G. w. THOMAS,
VETERINARY SURGEON.

Graduate of Ontario Veterinary College, and the
only graduate from said college in Apena treats all
diseases of the domestic animals. Surgery carefully
performed. All orders by mail or telegraph prompt
" attended to- Horses examined for soundness
Tho finest linimcnts for sprains and old kept
on hand, also bsters for bone engagements.
Office in Alpine block, cor. of Chisholm and Sec
ond Sts., i'm connection with DIR. Il. A. Thomas
physician and surgeon, Apena, Mich. 56itf,
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Wednesday, Aug. rs, 1882.
Democratic State Convention.

A Democratic State Convention TO nominate cam
ddatcs for State officers, 20 select State Central
Committee and TO transact such other business as
may come before the convention, will be held Mt the
Opera House, in the City of jackson, ON Wednesday
the o3d day of August next at 10 o'clock m.
In pursuance of a resolution passed at the last
Democratic State Convention, instructing the COM
mittoe to apportion the delegates to the several
counties according to the total vote at the last gu
bernatorial election, making proper provision for
the representation of the counties, each county
will be entitled TO delegates as stated in the schedule
adopted.
According TO the rule established in previous Con-
yentions delegate must be resident OF the county
he represents.
All citizens, irrespective of past party differences
who can unite with us in an effort for pure econom-
zeal and constitutional government and admnistra-
tive reform, are invited TO join in sending delegates
10 this convention. o. NJ. BARNES,
Chairman.
IL. ID. PUoH, Secretary.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1882-08-16
Theatrical and Circus Life.

The Historical Publishing Co., of St
Louis, have just issued book bearing the
above title. 1t treats Of q new and al
ways interesting subject, and will, nc
doubt, be welcomed by many amusement
lovers who desire TO acquaint themselves
with the mysteries of the profession
In fact it will interest all classes of read
ers, owing to its revelation OF secrets
heretofore only known to managers and
actors. The author is well known dra.
matte critic, his style Is easy and natural
and the numerous anecdotes and personal
adventures with which he cnlivens his
work, render it refrcshingly interesting.
Book agents will have q good thing in
this volume. See advertisement.
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BILLS.

The following bills were presented, re-
ierrcd to the appropriate committees, and
being favorably reported on, were allowed
and warrants ordered drawn for the pay
ment thereof, as follows:
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Diplltlleria.

The use of Dunk's Camphorated Arnica
in this distressing and dangerous malady
has been attended by the happicst effects
This disease requires prompt and active
treatment, and it is best in oil cases where
It is practicable TO secure the immediate
attendance Of good physician. But in
the absence of physician gargle the
throat frequently with chlorate potash and
water, or sulphur and water, and apply
Dunk's Camphorated Arnlca to the throat.
Read the following from John Il. Lee, Esq,
Of East Saginaw, Mich: II can cheerfully
recommend Dunk's Camphorated Arnica.
Have used 1t for many complaints where a
linment is required, such rs burns, scalds,
chilblains, frost bites, sprains and bruises,
and in no time has IL ever failed to give
perfect satisfaction. In fact / cannot say
too much in praise of this wonderful rem
edy. ! would willingly give Eve dollars
for bottle rather than not to have 1t in
my house. / honestly think we would
have had case OF diphtheria had 1t not
been for Camphorated Arnica." Sold by
all druggists. Price 80 cents per bottle.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1882-08-16
Board OF Education.

The Board of Education of the city of Al
pena met in regular session in the Coun
ell Room on Wednesday evening" Aug. 9th
1882, and was called TO order at eight
o'clock by the President.
PREsEST.-Worthy L. Churchill, Presi'
dent; A. II. Mcdonald, Secretary, and
Trustees Potter D'Aigle, Wall, Slusser and
Campbell.
Journal Of sessions held July 10th, and
July 2Sth, 1882, read and approved.
Trustee Seage appeared and took his
scat.
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For Cholera, Cholera Morbus, Darrhea,
Dysentery, Cramps and Pains in the Stom-
ach, there Is nothing equals Bcebc's King
of Pain. Price only 25 cents. Sold by
all druggists. 540y1.
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REPORTS OF SPECIAL COMMITTED

REPORTS OF SPECIAL COMMITTEES.
From the special Committee on Printing
Rules and Regulations, stating that tho
rules etc. agreed upon between the committee
and A. c. Tefft, printer, have never beer
furnished by the printer as agreed by him
although promised repeatedly, and thai
there is no prospects of getting said rules
ETC., as agreed. The committee, therefore
recommend that they be authorized TO pro
cure proposals of other printers.
On motion of Mr.. Slusser, the report Of
the committee was accepted and their re-
commentators concurred in by unanim
Gus vote.
From the First ward building committee
to whom was referred the matter of pur.
chasing furnace for the new First ward
school, reporting as follows:
THAT they had purchased of Z. F.
Webster q Co. one of their brick set wood
furnaces, largest size, with one register in
each room and one in the hall, with all
necessary hot air and smoke pipes, com.
pietS anu iSduy loi uSSJ lOI tilc SUN Ol
three hundred and seventy dollars, the
Board to furnish all necessary mason and
carpenter work for the same.
THAT the furnace is now in the city
and being placed in position ready for use.
The committee asked the concurrence Of
the Board in said action.
On motion Of Mr.. Wall, the report OF
the committee was accepted and their &C.
ton concurred in by unanimous vote.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
From the Committee on Schools, as fol.
lows:
The Committee on Schools beg leave to
make the following recommendations, and
first we recommend that vocal music be
taught in the schools during the coming
year, under the direction of the Superin.
tendent, and that IL be mostly confined Il
the Central and main school buildings
We, therefore, recommend that Prof
Cheesbro or some other competent teacher
be employed at salary of twenty-five dol.
lars per month, TO teach 81 hours each
week, and that contract be entered into
the same rs with other teachers in the
schools of this city provided further, that
said music teacher shall be required to pre-.
pare music for the closing exercises of the
Term and for two public entertainments du.
ring the school year without extra com.
pensation. Your committee are Of the
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Democratic County Convention.
IL. ID. PUoH, Secretary

The Democratic county convention for Alrena
county TO elect four delegates TO the state conven-
ton which meets at jackson on the 23d, will be
held at the court room, in the city of Alpcna, on
Saturday, Aug. ~, ut o'clock p. m.
BY order of County Committee
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Personal! To NTcu OnIv.

The Voltaic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich, will send
DIR. Dyes celebrated ElectroVoltaic Belts and Eec-
trio appliances on trial for thirty days TO men
young OF old who are afflicted with Nervous De-
bility, Lost Vitality and Manhood, and kindred
troubles, guaranteeing speedy and complete restor-
alton Of health and manly vigor. Address as above
N. B.-No risk is incurred, thirty days trial H.
allowed. 5Ssy1
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TO CONSUMPTIEVS.

Tho advertiser having been permanently cured
that dread disease, consumption, by simple reme-
dy is anxious to make known 10 his fellow-suferers
the of cure To all who desire IL, he will send
copy of the prescription used, free of charged
which they will find sure cure for coughs and
colds, consumption, asthma, bronchitis, &c.
Parties wishing the prescription, will please adj
dress, Rev. II. A. WILSON, 19i Penn. St., Will
liamsburgh, N. Y. Si9y1
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opinion that the teaching Of music should
be confined 10 the higher grades-see an
nual report Of Superintendent in relation
fhorafn
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1882-08-16
COMMUNICATIONS.

From RShard Manning, offering to per-
form the duties of janitor for the new
school building for twenty dollars pei
month. Referred to the Executive Com.
mittcc.
From j. 5. johnson, offering to place two
or more star copper lightning rods on
school buildings for forty cents per foot
on one years time or any less time, with
interest at per cent Referred to the Elk
ccutivc Committee.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1882-08-03
Generalltles.

McssrS. Moody ana Samkey VIII revisit this
country next spring
Europe will get sl25,0oo,ooo ont Of Amer
lean visitors this year.
Many fields Of oats in Kansas are yielding
sixty bushels to the acre.
Senator Hill. of Georgia i, reported to be
growing steadily weaker
Last year SS37 900 worth of chewing gum
was sold in the United States.
Already in many places i'll New England the
drought is causing much loss.
Song Ching. la;e steward of the Jeanette, now
runs :; laundry in Washington.
The Secretary Of the Navy advises the
President to veto the river and halbOr bill.
The wheat and oat crop Of Yankton, Dakota,
is being harvested. The quality of the crop is
of the best.
Harry Garfield, according to Washington III
NOR, is engaged to Miss Lulu. daughter of Colo
mel Rockwell.
The Hessan fly has made it, appearance in
the London, England, district and damaged
crops 20 per cent.
The establishment in Egypt Of a strong GOV
erment under English protection is advocated
by the London Times.
There are 49, cotton mills i'll tie Southern
states, with capital of $1,000 ,000. and produc
ing $4 40 900 per annum.
~,
Inc WluoW OF eN-ifesldent Tyler Is about to
make her home i'll Richmond, Va. Her pension
will enable her to do this.
Many hogs III the eastern part of McLane
county, ILLINOIS, have been attacked by cholera
Thirteen million letters and postal cards are
posted daily IN the world. In this country there
are annually distributed .246,00o,0o0.
Indians attacked Il wagon train near Clifton,
New Mexico, and killed two men. The team
sters caught one Indian and roasted him alive.
,r,. ,,i ,.,
IehslNe 70 illal! OF tne Ihdiaha democrats tlil
me parry may DC forced TO abandon thelf
''lies'
The cron reports from 2o3 noints in the North
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1882-08-03

Boston M ark ct.

MONDAY, July 81
81 IrER-The market is dun and quiet and druggy
at quotations. choice northern creamery 2G fair to
good, q a2lc; Franklin county Vt, and st. Albans
31a25c; New York and Vermont, 23G24c; fair to
good, y 422c, common, l1d20c; western creamery,
2id2jr, fair to good, 20G2&c choice dairy, 20G2lc
ladle, ls419C; fair to good lG4l1c.
CHEESE Choice western factory, lie; fair to
good. l0Gllc; choice western, l0al0'ec; fair to
good, 9a9l.c; skim, 5GSc.
EGGs-stock is scarce and prices are high; east
ern, Vermont and New York, DC; Canada, 20a2lc;
p. f. !. and Nova SCOTIA 20n2lc; WESTERN Is q 100
BEANS-Markct quiet, with an Oilish tendency in
quotations; hand picked pea quoted at s. 50 a3 80;
mediums, - 2543 80; yellow eyes, fine improved
hand-picker, - 55 fair to good 50 az 45 " bush
PEiS-Choicc Canada firm and in good demand
at : Poll %; common, ,5c4$l bus; green peas
northern, $ 3oai A.; 10 western, s. 6oal 60.
WINK Ion IsLmd se At > ~ rarey for more
and seldom for much less; Bristol ferry, $313 %;
Jerseys, s. u; natives, $343 p v Dbl; Kentucky
Stock - 30 a. 10 y bbl. Sweets sell at s. 50a6 Dbl
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MARRIED,

In Boston, July 26th, Mark Andrews of Belfast
and Ester Ehrch of Boston, Mass.
In searsport, July, sd, by Rev. J. F. Haley, Mr.
Andrew M. Patterson and Miss Caroline G. Patter
son. both of Belfast.
In Searsport, July 24th, by Rev. j. F Haley, Capt
Alfred G. Cosson and Miss Laura J. Closson, both
of Searsport.
In East jackson. July 10Th, Mr. VIM A. Fenlason
of Jackson and Miss Josie Lord of Lowell Mass
In East Boston, July 3lst, by Rev n. b. Jones
Jr., Charles II. Hubbard of Providence, r. L., and
MARCIA E. Whitney of Chelsea.
In Rockland, July 22d, Israel S. Porter and Miss
Hattie A. Cook, both of Rockland.
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Waldo Co. Republican Convention.

TNHE REPUBLICANS OF WALDO COI-N MY
4 hereby requested to meet in convention,
III delegates at the Court House In Belfast on Sat
friday. August 18th prOXimO, mt 10 o'clock A. NJ,
10 nominate candidates as follows Two senators,
, County Commissioners; also 4 candidate for Clerk
OF the Courts, County Attorney, sheriff Register
of Deeds and County Treasurer, and to transact
any other business that may properly come before
the convention.
The basis of representation intho convention will
b" as follows, viz. p delegates are apporlioncd
equally among the several towns and wards com
posing each representative class; and each town
and ward Is further entitled to an additional dele
gate for EACH 80 votes, the fraction of % votes
cast for the Republican candidate for Governor
in 1880. This basis gives delegates to the several
towns and representative classes rs follows
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DIED.

In this city, July 30th, Mrs. Nancy Bruce, aged
50 years.
In Searsmont, July Both, Mrs Mary Heating, aged
IS years.
In Worcester, Mass, June sth, Mrs. Abbe Y.
Pierce, aged 81 years
In Burnham, July 9th, Mr.. Moses Weymouth,
aged so years. Same day, Mrs. Ellen Chandler,
aged 90 years.
In Lincolnvlle, July 23d, Abner Mlliken, aged %
years months and days.
In Lincolnville, July oath, Nancy Fernald aged
SO years, 10 months and 10 days.
In Baltimore, July 2lst, John Wesley, Wright, in
the 6Sth year of his age.
In Rockand, July list, Zilpha H., wife Of VIII
liam Thompson, aged 80 years.
In Rockport, July I'D, Arvilla F., wife of Alfred
A. Richards aged . wears