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H.
Improved Iron Inylg,ralor


The most perfect and satistc,o-,
binatiOn knowH to the pro,
which iron is combined. nm .o 1 .'.
is the success of tins prepqIalion NJ
destined to become, Withouf A dow,
most popul + OF all the iron to, MIX
in use. And We hesitate MT IN M
that this medicine is no secret NAV.
chraply COTTON up comp unj In, ,
genuine constitutional remedy r.,
ing those Alternative powers so " N.Y.. y,
TO rrcuprrttc and inNigurile ibs b
system when broken down bv t,,,,
disease commonly calleL ami
known a dyspcpsiaand Indigestion
which nine t,nrhs ofa.l umil, d,.i
mate, bccausr when tit, diuglD
paired from want of the natur, "a,
Is so important in the dig, 'ivr n,
OF man. then Il is tlat hi. Vpn
many types,ll,ually cl-tl diseases,
lassitudc aud sour stowa. D. w,,a
mental exhaustion, impaired ,ist-
general prpstrHiion of the WlO. Il,
liver complaint, tollo we'd hy nIgr u
and all diseases Ot the BLOOD. lt4
SEY aud BLADDER, that puIl.
fearful aches known EOS rheulaar
ralgia, hackache and nervous MI
headache. Aud al coUsuan.y,
weak females, who me IN send.
good tonic to build up their co.1.
cannot find, we honestly believes b
ora more certain remedy Onert
bottle is sufficient to prove 10 ia
wonderful medicinal ploprrle 4
regularly according 10 llnCm
your druggist tor IMPROVED iEti7
ORATOR, and be sure 10 lake !.
Price J per bottle Prplr. IA
Tucker & Willis. Waco, Texas,
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II Holds LIS ONyul

We mean the old reliable photograph
gallery Tor two Of them uoS) OF ". b.
Jackson. Years OF good work and fdr
treatment have convinced the people OF
ils excellence. Mr.Jackson keeps up with
the times, employ the hest XIII and the
nnast materials and his prices ala ay- meet
ANY competition When you want plct-
ures call on him.-y2ltc.
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! mare IN @och the iorgcSt aod
me" complete r"rioty Of FSDe WIS
hi'S, ByondieS, Wines and qncrul
L'4"ors erer hrougM 10 Cnrol
7rros. Ny prices are the reyy lo,c-
eA 4 trial or2t, miU yrore to your
interest Ori,rS by maU rGceicr
prompt o"d cor!tji attention.
l. 4. q OLDSTEIN,
Uholesoie LiYnor Deolsr, 81
A,oVio Street.
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English Female Bttcrs IL intended
Tor Young girls as well ~ married ladies',
who have by som" Nrosnrc, become II.
regular, pnle and feeble, with headache,
ieucorrhea,pai in side aud hack falling
OF womb, or cmalo aknes-. or ok
oesses. Its use Strengthens and tones
tha stomach, nWgordtcs the nerves,
gives iron to blood, corrocts irregular
uterine action aud removed unnatural
distractions --9O2lm
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ttors OF tho ghastly tragedy on Clay
sir,ot, and |. known to have rcld the de-
pil' Ut Ingiam's seltsluOtiug with q NOR
bid avdily. Those who knew the de-
ceased vii cast the mantle Of charity over
ia" rnsh Iced, aud the community VIII
~ mpaIhso deeply with the all cited tam.
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IL 7. Sturgis has removed from hi.
old stand to the large and handsome
store ON the corner Of Fifth and Austin
streets, formerly occupied 10y Sullivan &
20: boot and shoe store, where he offers
10 his customers very large new stock
OF goods, one Of the best IN the city,and,
solioits a continuance Of their fuyors nt
his new quarters. -lOldlw2t
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WACO EXAMINER
WACO. OCTOBER II, 1882.
County DcmocrnucTicLet.

Nominees OF tho McLcnnan county
democracy, election first Tuesday in
November, 1852
For Couu Judged B. Gerald.
County A torncy Eugene Williams.
Shcriif-w. f. Harris.
Representative John y Moore.
Assessor Of Taxes ). l.. Norwood.
Collector u Taxes Allen H. West
Treasurer j. -. Wallace.
County Clerk John W. Baker,
District CLERK Il +. Braslry.
Surveyor j. =. SUR II.
Cat lc aud lidc Inspector Marshall
johnson.
FloAtcr t. l.. Foster ~ Grocsbeck.
senator j. A. Martin, II Marlin.
S-INLNWt,lr
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win please take notice that we are now
specially prepared 10 put up prescriptions
III tue most chltiul manner, day OF night.
~" prescribing across the counter" az IL
| Is our business tn put up prescription, and
not 10 prescribe Ion the sick
Iul0bt SHAW & DowNA.N.
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uendunartcr- for Toiie,Good..

IL at Tucker n Willis, there You can
get genuine imported brush and comb
" many aud various kinds. All the
popular handkerchief extracts, and the
latest toilet powders, and one hundred
styles in ladies porte monnaies And our
holiday goods are now just begin ing
to come H., which vail be the largest and
most conp) ic assortment ever brought
t" this market We invite you ladies
10 give us a call.-lul3tt
Sanger Brnrh.rs offer special iodu
mcnls IN M,n',. QUITS and Rows ii Too.
ing. Examine her stock and g,.t prices
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II you need any article OF crockrry.
glassware, Jugs, Jars, chnrns. table cut.
lety, lamps, chandeliers and want to So. A
splendid stock TO select IRON, go to W, T..
Martin a. Bro.-lOStf
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For chronic sore eyes OF long standing
don't fail to try II bottle OF Eureka Eve
Salvo, manufactured b, Tucker X Willis.
Price 70 cents per bottle.-l0l3tt
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II you want any article Of furni-
ture you can find III at W. T., Martin a.
Bro. Their goods are first-class and
heirt prices low.
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Ehey MiIIsHn,e III. Hest.

Now boys, We have for you the best 3
cent clgur IN the market, such as
lhurbor No. ., Picnic, Whit aud
Darling, aud many other popular
brands that give equal satisfaction.
We pay more money Tor our brands
than most others, hence YOU may uatu
rally expect better cigar aud greater
comfort.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-17

Nobby cassimer suits, stylish cheviot
suits and elegant diagonal coats and
voSts, can be bought at b. Habcr's, nj
unusual law priccs.-lO0ltc,
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thlldren'S high fancy Kid button hoots
OF the most beautiful styles, At our new
ttore, AZ, Aus'iU street. --lOSlt
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just received, "A new line Of psrlor
suits, Mt w. l.. Martin n Bro. s-iOItt
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The bench in the Federal court ycster
day was occupied hv Julgr MrGormick
M Juhg Don r.. rrd .r, u. s. supreme
CONT iulgrs Tor the Fitth circuit Mo
tons in the cis" al Shirley "a, llnuStun
and +, Xas Central railroad 10 remand to
state courts was argued. Drcl.inn held
\r"umrnt in case Ut Missouri Petite
~ SCOT ot Fort worth, heard
LLrc- eilm NILMhnll.
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White swnn
Royalty.
soynIty,

We are ttro brands Of Fopr that
stand irith0m rirdls. One is The Dbl,
Plus ultra for making biscpH, N.
other IS E1eceiSior. for maGing lightI
6re"d, and 'ce are both in Me lap |
notch for making 0jiythiHg ont Of |
tour. A trial settles tie question |
anil ststdi,s our Claims,
WHITE SWAN
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Twenty head at cattle and a pair of
large matched work mares for sale.
l0l22t q / Ur,,
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f0E MNY0E

n IN IN" y U
AtAudliHtr Tee Mayor NJ Waco. I dc
rir- t. r-lrtau. hrI'. as ; have already iuur
In public as~,IuhlaEu. tIut hm "a favor II
the Improvement cd thu Htrr't- ui thir city,
proper -anitar5 measure aud = thorough ~
lem ~ puhiu ffr. s,h.,uf- win th, pIeig
ut nv h,-t ,nnua lu hrhalf 81 the rity II
eIrct,si solicit the tut,s my frirur- an t
fellow -citil.u- of IS 1900 nt the rnsiing Dtconi
brr election. r. ~poouUilB
\ liIsDHNAs.
Mago b,ilb.rI i-sl tie
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! have Just received and ullcr at the
lowest pos.Ibe prices, one car load nurlrs.
ono cal load potntors, onions, cheese and
butter and one ear load OF that cot, braled
Cyclone flour, guaranteed equal to nny
other lirst class flour.
L. L. ALILAA
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lli.NII.

On SUNDAY evening at a:30, OF consmmp.
ton, Mrs. Nj. a, Logan, in the 3lsl year OF
her age.
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Lumber Supplies.

l., Boyden & COS mems custom made
Shoes 10 he bad only ut Sanger Bros.
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"'N ldls
one OF the latest and mos, d..
all liquid cNtharllcs, his cIa,, p'el'al
ton Is made with srupulo1I.' " pol
me hrsl ana most careful, .sl. ,ae
rial. 1t is with the greItast ,,II0ei,
we recommend this lcrv ~. i''.1.
harmless remedy "a, benz tha "' ''l'
surrst laxative and rmlnrtir ,,. NIf'
males and children. now In n ,o' Ne
hhbltnnl constipation ami irJi. 90.
cannot find .anytniug mo,e .mi -'','''
tain. II is combined vim t ,..,!, %
such - manner that the hittnra ,'''V
cascara sa2radu is cumpI,tor 4, o.
Ask your drnsg,St Tor ii, and ho Y
i9kr no other Pri,c 81 cent, n, I
rrrpared by Fucker u Will. I
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W. nrr autlr il.i tn announce MAJOR Wiley
jones ~ candidate tar Mayor Ut tue city VI
Wac, election Monday, pr,cnhrr II, isri.
H.Jtd-
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We are authorized tn announce u. II Kings
Rrctttlrr tie
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ooNNnCTION

al, taUorr
GALVESTON with ,MI 1,V \
OF steamers ior. Key West ana '. N.'
Morgan Line Tor New Or.ell, ,',i .
nola, Corpus Christi, Bro"n''''
Vera Cruz scNRE
t ARCOLA with /, q $500. e.; n, %.
tROSENBEKG WIN 10 o. ic,sr
railway, (Sunset EOultJ W. San a
MO. Laredo, Uvalde an Iiou.ts,
Texas and Mexico; also lol w. l'g grssa,
Star and Crescent Route .i, 9r p' I'd,
ge,Lake CharIes,the Ie ,n, t ~,
New Orleans and all points Y Ye BY i.
east, North and Eat; with N' WS.a.
Texas a Mexican railway loI lirs
Victoria aud stations on Ill Ne ..I p
Il SEALY with u w wimbrfJ.
way Tor PattIson' Les'e'
II oris ton. srC1
- RlsENHAM with IT, y i i, 6
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Death of Conductor Cot.
ling hmm

Mr.. W. q. Cotiinghnm, aged forty
yetr', lied d his room IN The Pacific hotel,
Vt lUu'clnck Sunday morning.. Hh'r "a lin.
gsring Illness, cansed ny complication
Of diseasr., that lasted neatly tWu month";.
For about tour years past The ir'rl.cd
had been conductor on tue llUu'un
and Texas Central railroad. AMI wns we'll
and iavurably known to The travelling pub
lie. We learn th,t Mr. Dillingham; Wu.
originally from Mpbil~, Al hamp but du
not think he hat any relations no tni-
late. klud friends we're with him and
tented him during hi> ilIn,ss-cliot oi
whom "c may mention That ,stim1b e.
lsdy, Mrs. wiley lunp-, Nhr hss minis.
t.rcd tn 20 much sirknc->. suffering ud
1istrrs, and who ha. stood hy - many
diving bei. The burial took place hJ lu
O'Clock yesterday morning ni'r ri and
other TRENDS Ot the dtcoa.ci Z vim. thriI
presence and attention to the last rites.
"BraEos Chill Cure stands Mt the head
for not only breaking MP the chill and
iry"r but IN keeping them oil II taken
according to directiona.-lO l3tc
Now, all OF you folks who are IN search
Of good tonic and invigoratnr can't find
n better medicine than Imperial Iron Ia
v'g0fat"T prepared aud sold 10y Tucker
4 Wlllis.-lOl3tc
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We hru authorized IN hnt ounce hobart ~ .
hng"rs, krV a., "a rAndii1t" tor HucutdHr ~
III" city OF AAcp, election December I'M
lr-k.-tdu
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j. c. EATON

Corner 9th and Austin street
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RECORDERS COURT

Seven cn-cs were heard in the recorders
court yesterday: i. NJ burlington, rhos
II. Powers, Pat GurgGt, Il. H. Chambers.
George Ward, intoXirutiOu, fine in each
case - 90 and cost Fine paid Ia only
one case remainder stood committed ia
liza MulcnS. using abusive and indecent
Iangungr. lined - and costs; Julia Mul.
lens, breaking window. SO and costs.
tr-t,...' fptr.ra
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1882-05-31

dead one rs between Lady c. and May
Marshall. The fourth heat was won
by Bay Sam, MAY Marshall second,
Lady G. third, Clifton fourth and'Gray
Grayling fifth, Lime Kiln Jim not be-
ing in the heat. The next heat was
declared dead one, and the race was
not finished till Thursday afternoon,
when only two horses appeared-May
Marshall and Sam B., the former win
ming the first prize, and Bay Sam the
second.
The next race, which was the three
minute class, then came on, and the
entries were White Bird, Nelly O'Con-
mel, and Walter Jones. This race was
won by Walter Jones in three straight
heats in 2:47s, 2:48 and 2:46, with Mel
ly O'Connel second, and White Bird
third.
In the free to all race, purse $40
there were eight entries-Sam, Wild
Nell, Dan, Tom b., Hardroad, Mary
c., Canada Boy, and Sorrel Jim; the
first heat concluding with the horses
coming in as follows: Dan, Tom b.
Sorrel Jim, Hardroad, Mary c., Cana
.da' Boy, Wild Nell, with Sam distanced
This race required five heats, and was
at last won by Dan first, Hardroad
second, Tom B. third, Mary G. fourth
Canada Boy fifth, and Sorrel Jim sixth
Time 2:42, 2:42s, 2:3S, 2:39, and 2:43
In the running race there were SIX
entries, however there were only three
horses Joined in the race-Lady G.
Clifton, and Bay Sam. The race was {
mile dash for a purse of $50. The
race was decided with Lady G. al
first, Bay Sam second, and Clifton al
third.
And thus ended the May races.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1882-05-31

Louis VanSipe, one of the oldest
settlers in Alpena township, who don't
boast much on his shooting propensities,
and who never before shot anything
larger than a rabbit, few nights age
went out with his old army musket, and
coming upon monstrous bear in the
woods, discharged the contents of the
weapon at bruin, and then wheeling
made a retreat at pace that would
have distanced May Marshall in four
minutes. Van went and surveyed the
ground next morning, and the reader
can imagine his surprise at finding thu
bear stark dead, only a few feet from
the place of shooting. Louis brought
the animal to town on Monday ant
disposed of him to Monroe Klock at {
good figure. The bear weighed 324
pounds, and Mr.. VanSipe naturally
feels little vain over his success a
bear shooting.
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The Races.

The May races of the Alpena Driv-
ing Park Association came off at the
Driving Park on Wednesday and
Thursday afternoons Of last week, and
had the effect Of drawing large atten-
dance on each day. The weather was
all that could be desired, being cool
and unaccompanied by the usual rain
on such occasions.
In the 2:45 trotting race, purse 800
there were six cntries-Sam, White
Bird, Tom B., Hardroad, Spot and Gray
Bird. In the first heat, which was made
in 2:44l, Hardroad came in first, Tom
B. second, Spot third, White BIRD
fourth, Gray Bird fifth, and Sam sixth
The second heat was a close one be
tween Hardroad and Tom b., but tho
former took the heat by half length
in 2:442, Spot coming in third and San
fourth, while White Bird and Gray
Bird were both distanced. This re
duces the steppers to four, and ava.
they go, doing good work, and at thu
end of the mile Tom B. comes in ahead
in GAG, Hardroad second, Sam third
while Spot is distanced. In the fourtl
heat, the three remaining horses, finally
after considerable scoring, got off il
fair shape, finishing the race in 2:44
with Hardroad as victor, Tom. B. sec
ond, and Sam third.
Next came the running race, half mile
purse $S5, the entries for which wer
Gray Grayling, Bay Sam, Lime Kill
Jim, May Marshall, Clifton and Lad
G. 1t was with some difficulty an
considerable scoring that the horse
were at last started, and the first hea
was won by May Marshall, Lady {
second, Clifton third, Gray Graylin
fourth, Bay Sam fifth, and Lime Iii
Jim sixth. 1t was long time ere tn
second heat was run, owing to too niue
iockeying, but come it did at last, an
] was won by Lady c., Clifton secon'
} Bay Sam third, Lime Kiln Jim fourtl
Gray Grayling fifth, and May Marsha
. sixth. The third heat was decided
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MusicIAs.-R. Crabls..
PRIvATEs.

1t is almost needless to state that the
company is held in much esteem by the
citizens. 1t has proved of considerable
benefit to the community. The men,
bers have enjoyed themselves, and the
drill and discipline can not help but be
of benefit to them. 1t learns them
self-restraint; it improves their per-
sonal appearance, and it has given a
knowledge of the military art to con-
siderable number of young men, and
this knowledge may be, some day, of
great practical benefit to the State.
1t has also been of benefit to the citi-
zens. When there were public parades
the company helped to make them n
success, and it has added something to
the name of the city, by being able to
say that it was one of the Michigan
cities that possessed military COM
pany, and one, we believe, that has not
yet done anything but what has tended
to help tho community. The presence
of military company here speaks for
the enterprise of the citizens, and for
the standing of the city. 1t shows
that the State authorities recognize that
Alpena is not among the least in the
State in Importance, but is worthy of
recognition.
We trust that the associations of the
Guards, in the coming term of service,
will be as pleasant and agreeable as in
the past, and we hope before long to
announce that their capable captain, who
is now the senior captain of the regi-
ment, has been promoted to the vacant
position of major of the Third regi-
ment, a position that we have good rea-
son to believe will be for the good of
| the regiment.
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Sulliyan,s Speciality.

The Sullivan troupe will be at the
Opera House next week, giving their
first performance ON Wednesday even
ing of next week, and we judge that
the company is one Of the best now
travelling. They are spoken of very
highly by the press everywhere, and
nowhere fail to draw large audiences.
The Pueblo Chieftain speaks of them in
these terms:
The Opera House was crowded last
night to witness the entertainment by
Dan Morris Sullivan's Mirror of Ire
land company, and to look upon the
beauties of his wonderful panorama
called the "Mirror Of Ireland" There
are few better entertainments travel.
ing through the country than this one
and from the rise to the fall of the cur.
tain last night, the audience was alter.
nately interested and amused. The
dancing and singing was splendid, and
it is seldom that an audience is better
pleased or has better cause to be, than
the one assembled at the Opera House
last night. The panorama of the beau
tiful scenery of Old Ireland is true tC
nature-not scene is presented but is
perfect, and the beautiful allegorica
picture at the close is a perfect gem
and should be seen by every lover O
Ireland and her cause.
Admission, 80 cents; reserved seats
Soc; children, 25c.
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May @, 1889.
DROBATE ORDER.

State of Michigan, county Of Alpena,-ss:
At q session of the Probate Court for said county,
held at the Probate Office, in the city of Alpena,
the twentyseeond day of May, in the year thous-
and eight hundred and eighty-two,
Present-George s. Lester, Judge Of Probate.
In the matter of the estate Of John Manion, de-
ceased.
On reading and filing the petition, duly verified, of
William Marion praying that o certain instrument
now file in this court purporting to be the last will
and testament of John Manon, the said deceased
may be admitted to Probate and that this Court ap-
point time and place for hearing said WILL and that
due notice thereof be given TO oil persons interested
rs this Court shall direct; that said will may be al
lowed and admitted to Probate, and that admnstra-
ton of SAID estate may bo granted to William Man.
ion brother of said deceased who was named "a
ecutor in said will, or to other suitable person
Thereupon il is ordered, that Saturday, the
teenth day of June, next at 10 o'clock in the fore
noon be assigned for the hearing of said petition and
that the heirs at law of said deceased and all other
sons interested in said estate required to appear
at session of said Court then to be holden in the
Probate Office, in the city of Alpena, and show
cause, if any there be, why tho prayer Of tho petit
toner should not be granted And 1t is further or
dered that said petitioner give notice to the persons
interested in said estate, of the tendency OF said
tiion ana the hearing thereof, by causing copy oil
this order to be published in the Alpena Weekly An
GUS, a newspaper printed and circulated In said
county, three successive weeks previous to said day Of
hearing.
IA True Copy) GEORGE s. LESTER,
563wi Judge Of Probate.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1882-05-31

Last Sunday burning sawdust pile
in the Third ward caused the fire de-
partment TO turn out and fight the fire,
as a number of residences in the vicin-
ity were in danger. The firemen had
a hard time of it, as they had to face
the dense smoke and frequently could
not be seen for the smoke. The saw
dust pile extends to and occupies part
of Lake street, and is source of great
danger to the residences in its vicinity,
and also to great part of the Third
ward. AS the water pipes do not ex-
tend to within two blocks of the saw
dust pile, it was somewhat difficult to
get sufficient water BY hard work
the fire was conquered and the houses
in the vicinity saved. The fire boys
earned their money pretty dearly at
that fire.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1882-05-31

A force of workmen are engaged in
making some needed repairs on the
residence of Hon. J. B. futile. The
roof has been torn off and recovered
with pointed shingles, which being man
sard style, will have a very neat APP
pearance when completed. Originally
the house was one of the most elegant
ly finished of any on the shore, but
being occupied for number of years
by tenants, considerable improvement
is necessary, all ofwhich the Judge will
execute. He also contemplates erect
ing windmill in the rear Of his. build
ing, and adding many other modern
improvements and conyeniences.-Au
Sable News.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1882-05-31

The Interior Circus is billed to show
in Alpena on the 9th. This, we believe
is the same circus-only travelling
under another name-that visited this
city on the 9th Of June last year. 1t
will be remembered by many of our
citizens, and especially to those who
came away from the circus grounds
many dollars out of pocket. Almost
invariably there are gangs of beats and
swindlers accompanying these shows,
and by their clever manner of pulling
the wool over the eyes of the boys, they
succeed in making large amounts Of
money, wrung from the pockets of men
who work hard for what they have in
this world. Our people will do well tc
avoid these swindlers, and bear in mind
that to bet or take hand in another
mans game, is only to throw money tc
the dogs.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1882-05-31

On the north side of one of the
streets, few days before the weather
moderated, forlorn and summer hun
CRY frog, every evening, would stick
his head out of the water and sing out,
"Pete Pete w and keep on Peteing
until frog on the south side would
answer his call and croak back: "What
do you want9" "Any sign of warm
weather yet, Peter" anxiously asks the
shivering north side frog. "Nary a
sign," replies Pete, and the seeker af-
ter summer, with a forlorn shiver, dives
for his winter quarters.