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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-24

Il -, PENNsY.LyANrA ROUTE
10 b pHhb h2 FRRcK H sSSNhsE
TnAISJ EtSEE % E9EH%EES S% i Station
,.or corner ofsixth and streets, as follows; -.
press gf Palace Sleeping Cars At 30 a. n. daily
I@s 10 neunS WEI sSPa aSe
m. daily, with Palace cars 20 Plttsburg; also con
and H. X, WITH Sleeping 9 Car Ptis our to cbi
,Ssg9; Mall Express 10 p M daily for Pns6nrg and
BAIfiMoEE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Erie, CanandAigua, Rochester Buffalo, Niagara
l9p. p. daily except saturday; with Pala'o cars ,
fso Train leaving Warrington on saturday night
For williamspoft, Lock Haven, aud Elmlrs, at'n
"a a. IN daily, Gxospt sunday; ak ~ o0o m
o9Id GIn,es 1n y sp4 FuiIaSn Psf HGe
Fer Boston without change, llO y. m. every week
rS SsY ro ok saSNy iii Though train, connect at
Jersey Cty win boats q Broosyn Annex, afford.
ieF,sgs sesas, New YotE s.y "VO,S O'ao
iil5p M On Sunday ida 100, 10 and ii.i5p. Linn
tied Express, 9iQa m. daily, except sunday. A
S s ~ r. 10 % ard %i II ~ p On Sunday
For fdSSs Creek S as 10 ana and d Jp daily
For AnnSpoiis ESQ a. m. and &c D. m. daily except
XNB RES FA
TON RAtLhoAn oo -,
go5 i5S, ;, GSS SOS, and las p m. ON sunday at
For R SS ad and tho South sas and io5a M
daily, aud p ~. daily, except sunday an. an,
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, hOl SUI
iOlO and 10 % a. M 3O5. 222 80, 7.O5 aud 1910 p
M and 1910 midnight On Sunday NJ sos and lOlJ
TicRct ga and H information At the Office northeast
nue. and at the stnton where orders DO len for
tho checking OF baggage TO destination from hotels
and residences. y. IL M VoD.
CHARLES r. pUGH, General Manager.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-24

NiushluSs
LONDON AND LIVERPOOL COMPANY. Soc
Rdvt
ROBINSON, PARKER & CO., $40 Seventh street.
southeast corner ID. See advt.
THE MtsFtT STORE, corner Tenth and L streets
n. W. See advt.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-24

"Oh, how I do wish my skin was as clear and
soft as yours" said lady to her friend. You
can easily mako II So" answered the friend
"HowT inquired the first lady. "By using Hop
Btters that makes pure, rich blood and blooming
health. II did 1t for me, as you observe"
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AND HlErALs
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QUoTATioNa TO-DAY.
hNE5-Colliu5 per dozen, % 0g Cold Eollaf,
rr alsen6 W Diamond Edge, per coroni . Or
/ Iouble Bit % 90.
sKILiETs AND LID8-4Ho per pound; sugar
E'ttlCa, ihC per pound.
9CALEs--FairbankG, discount % poT cents
L1wo, discount p perCont.
TIN PLATE-L. q. lOr'i, per box, 8 o. l. O.
i,G4u. por box, S D; TCrue, ltE2I, yer box Z 5J.
Earnc, 2OEfs, per box, IL 20.
rIEWAEE-Pleced. discount 90 DOT cont
ttsInucd discount Gper cent
s~oIDER-No. ], lsc; No. IL and ~ lo per
DUCK RORsECoLLARs-No. L425per dozen
HAM s-two loop, 4 90 per poGeni three loop
rs nor logon.
TAOS in bozes, 100 pspcn. 2 80 ror box.
GRUE AOEs-for dozen, or railroad picks
lATIl.Ks-Per dcreu, 9 ~.
EUBbER BELriNG-plscouut 51pog cent.
NAILs-3 30 rate
HHOVFLB AND sPADEs-Rowlard'z. DIS
colnt 40 per cont; Az eS list steel EoocG DIS.
count 40 end 10 per cent.
HEAVY HAGDWARL-5hRfis, huiqhed, q ~
poles, is 90. binglotrecs, wagQnb, select, 70.
10 %. Hickory GXlcg 10 90 holsters, . 70
Coupling poles, 4 IS. epokes, xxx, select ? IS
Xxx. $50. Sawed felloc1. 70, / 70; ? 2 On.
8Owdcn shoes, 6 no Northwestern horse MALTA
No. GO 0Ci ZEN; s, on. Bar iron, 60 rate,
piOW Stotl &c ,UuFing steel, -0; cast steel. i6c.
100 %; DO open, 20 004sJ 90 do side sprlng
top, 100 u Wis5 Oh: do nd bar, 100 WDl3O co. 10
phBtOnH, l2j OOB150 90. A grade side spring.
40 OlH2 90; do Yhntona, $50 O0e22oJ Oi bump
seat bupgtes, I75 OOaB2gO 90; platform springs,
ITO Oo@l20 &c; three spring wagons, 20 oo4eilb.
Y. 5Ke lapsnned. tarOod wire, &c; galvanized
bzrbod. 7c.
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Yosr.ILssI Z en-,
FUTURES

CoTroN closed lower everywhere, with
very heavy business m options Wheat
closed NJ 81 Louis, Juno 3 cents higher, at
SfOI Ia, md July "a higher 81 90 is.
Whest-July-ChicaRo closed is lower, nj
IS is. Corr closed unchanged at 81.
Louis. June, Of rs. and July, 50 Corn ~
Chicggo closed Ia cent lower, a. % "a.
Hog products clcsed, Chicago, July mn.
rhpnesd. a. 1910 Tor pork und SS.12 IL
for lsrd. o. closed Of 81. Louis. June 5.S,
hirner. %. 81 Us, aud july, 30 L. July
OATS improved / cent. Stocks closed, North.
wcsterr IA riehcr, o. % 81; Union Pacific
Ia higher, u 40, Texas d Pacific 6-S
HIGHER, Of 10 Ia; Western Union ! II
HIGHER, at ~.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-15
BOOTS N HOE


QUOTATIONS TODAY.
Mems kip bfOganB, from 1901 Is.
Boys Kip brogsns, from S0@l o..
Mems T., calf brogans, from 002l rs.
Boys =. calf brosans, from 951l Is.
Mems kip 2-bucEle plows, / cool IS.
Boys kip 2.buoklo plows, S0l Is.
Men bu6 balls. congress and button, 17bG2~7
Mems calf balls. congress end button, 2 50&<.5C
Mems kip boots "a OodS0 90.
Men . p. calf boots, q 00G1I5 90.
Mems calf boots, q 00GGO 90.
Boys kip boots, Is OO0siS on.
Boys r.. calf boots, iG 5O@2i 90.
Boys cal cots, ~ 5OsY 90.
Women's ~ Kip polkas, f5@S7jzo.
Miss a. kip polkas, 6Ofs70c.
Child'sN kip polkas, all size, 4s@hJc.
Child'e kip polkas, all sizes. b5N65o.
Women's calf peg and SIS polish, ] COOLIES.
Misses calf peg and IS polish, cool 10.
womon's bun sewed polish, cool Is.
Women = calf sewed polish, 40@l SIX
Women's rain sewei and polish, 9GGl 20
Women's Kid sewed. 90bl as.
Women's goat sewed polish, l 90 70 rs.
WOmen's grain Eewed button j 90 10 rs
Women y kid Hewcd button, 1 90 10 300,
Sonotls snai sewrd hutton rs 10 pos
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-15

One hundred and forty-one dollars
given away 10 elegant prizes, At A.
q. ID. Miller's photograph gallery.
There are six prizes. The best 10
worth $40 and the least 50. Every
one sitting for card pictures will receive one
complimentary numbered ticket, N for
every cabinet, two. Come all who vast
nice work, and take you chances for o fine
prze. Tickets will be distributed through
June, July and August. Drawing will
off September 1st. Plan Of drawing
will be explained at gallery.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-15
Purity, Freshness fine Flavor

Purity, Trcshness Fine tInvor
Are mighty Hnd vii prevail. Rionose,
the perfection OF rosuted coffee 10 pro.
rounced by all who use 1t, the beat roasted
coffee ever placed In the Texas market.
Prepared az the largest coffee mill in the
south. 10 IS shipped direct 20 the dealer
and reaches the quickly, possess.
Jog undiminished, the beautiful flavor ard
aroma, which distinguishes fine coffee.
Sold Immediately AFTER roasting, b. oil
rrocers, Ia pound packages. Guaranteed
absolutely fresh and pure. Those who are
not familiar with the superior qualities Of
Rionoss, should 10 justice TO Themselves,
give Il an earlv 'riel end b. convinced.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-15

Shirt TactOry.
Aessrs. Oliver Bros, manufacturers OF
shirts and underwear, have located them
selves at IA Main street, where they are
making some of the finest goods TO order
that can be Manufactured. They make q
speciality Of shirts. md their ft ~ perfec-
ton. Gentlemen will find their prices low,
and can have the satisfaction OF getting the
best shirt at low prices n a perfect 1T.
~ Main ft-eaf. Edwards old store.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-15

Coyiw

ntiLI.I .u. I-Ftilure OF bonded OK.
tta-i. .FI.W.N whisky COOS NOS
I'm. ..r ...iIt. Decline rrf iu wren She
hi fuUIhcr b. lak 300 prices rs
crrfctrt rnl vhOlgsHlH dealers ere r.
atuCktr. 70 ta.. Sane 20 tl. under quota
lions a.. NJ. huIf 100 a calIoasnl traffic ln
Texaf. M.Epl aldIu New Mexico. Pork
iF LiruCtt prices riy0l.
Tho Armour lyudlclle Dol DtTung
AID ..Vittrrs cannot Tall
for avhIr lsia5 prices in hsms, me's
polk, n .iE shoulders arc lower thfu
ary othtr Htz market. The general cc-
rrnss.o. II. no bglrctps Dos partially in'
iiclcd ca 3d.. I8 powerful STATISTICAL pos.
ii1- tynlH r'f'rr, matched against tn"
apirtIts. e. ..I.i.. uI tut trading "utlu.
Future end .n"' n a Ell -.ilg po"r.
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Burnetts Cccoaine
WILL aArE rHF HAIn

And keep II Ia = strong and healthy condi.
ton, because Il will stimulate the roots OF
the hair. and restore the natural action
upon which igs srovth depends.
Burneu's Flsyoring Extracts are fbso-
lately pure.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-15

VALDosTA, GA, June Is, lSS3.-DR. ].
BRADFIELD -Desr sir:-I have, as you
know, been selling your Femsle Regulator
for years, aud / have had a steadily in
creasing demand for IL, and 1t gives the
very best satisfaction. / frequently sell II
to physicians. who use IL in their practice
with satisfactory results.
Yours truly,
r. Tn )MAs, NJ. ID. and Druggist.
Treatise on the Health and Happiness oil
Woman mailed free.
BRADFIELD REGULATOR Co,
Box 2S, Atlanta, Ga.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-15

Are You mad miserable By indigestion
constipation, dizztness loss Of appetite
s~.,as sk.n< Siaios.'s g..sJzsr e.. 90
i've csrH. eSid cF j. \ bopss Dallas
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A Quick Recovery.

II gives Us great pleasure 20 utats that
the merchant who was reported
being at the point OF death
from an attack OF pneunonih has
e%ntlrely recovered by the use Of DIR. William
Halls balsam for The lungs. Naturally be
fesls grateful for the benefits derived from
uging the remedy, for the lungs and throat
and In giving publicity TO this statement
we are actuatod by motivel OF public bene-
faction, trusting That others may be bene
cited IN a similar manner. On sale by eli
~drnpgifts,
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COTTON

srsr cotton closed I-l6 lower ht New
Yorig aUt Galveston unchanged OF New
Oflenns and 60 Liverpool. Galveston re-
ctived 10 -hl.H TO-DAY and thiF, ADDED TO
other homo ports. gives total consolidated
receipts i0rd1y 800 hal..
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COTTON STATEMENT.
GALvEsroE. June 14.-Tho following 10 thI
IalLN cnmnarhilVe or on aLALement

Exports this week. Great Britain, 1906;
Franco, none; Continent, non Stock At
all United States ports this doy, 420, $50;
this day last year, 43S,002.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-15

CHIcAoo, June u Flour Q1irt 'gd un.
! changed. Wheat in fair dputid ana
drmer rnrly: closed unchanged t0 Ii
over; Jurc, 81 tD ~ 5s; july, as is 10
IS rs: august. 80 IL tu 90 3'S, closed nt M
side hpurDs. Com quiOi; Illustrated hilhin
Is range Obs closed II under ye.ttrd,yi
cash, "a l.2 % % 56i June, bl IL igol'
! July, % 6S to 90 rs, AUGUST 90 S'c on 9,
closed nt inEde urICaa. uail blgady;
cnsh, 338.S t5 a2l.2, june, 3ll-2; July,
| 80 b6 Go 81 rs Pork uOmiuaIiY u~pCnanren,
cash, 5lS so o. 5000. Jane Hud july, aloIu
20 so 20. Land s.eodY; cash. 3 no SO2 -.
luHt, S O21.2'o $50: July, S.l2l 90 $40
! Ba,a ms.it iu fsif domcnd; 8h1uldeU, o.
short r!h, 6.35, short clear, SSl. The
Drnvers journal reports: HnPs-Rvc. ipts.
TO- COO; no.iyC aud D 20 10 higneI 20 ins 10.
cAtue-ken.'pls 1000, ai,Wi .Ef'ri grade b
90 60 tr GSi, good to choice th'ppLIFi
/ iG 10 tJ 5000, common '1 medium, 90 I'D
/ go. Ir.sa ItXHHE. $50 90 81 90; flfu'
I'D t,xrgr, $40 20 500 Sl.sp-
Receipts, 100, Tesfi ir',ri.r 10 lfi., IL 90
! 80. medium t1 good, $3.50 TO sii u...on o.
txfra, tito 81 go.
EAs5Ag CITY EhHRGr.
KtHeAf CIy, june "a -Whe.t ql.gt bu'
/ am; 702 4. oId c,.l; IS, hit July End Au-
| gust. 10. o~otteMppr Cora HitpHE H.N
| higher a 3D. c1s1; ijl1, Iui5; 80 Au-
/ Eugt Ou's dull an. uuIliflls iBl@i llu
/ The 1.-Two Stock Indicator ttpfrit; Jffil--
| Receipts, gI5. -oaF: motives, lsUJ 90 l,1I.
! pouudP. $500 IN 80 90; 90 90 100 pJundy'
1890 10 70 so. Hogg-Bscoipt7 COCO, active
ana 10 90 10 higher; 400 20 $3.50. 6heep-
Receipts, %, quiet rnd unchanged.
giW YORK MARKET.
NV N.aK, June li.-blUur dull. Wheat
90 Sy1. os IA 90 i.2 hiehoT; options opened
! firm, ruygrcei - 20 o s, later voro weake'
ard closed phnTing q reaction ot 3 % II,
| No. 2rfd, 0934 10 81 oil rs. ~Cotu-Spot,
- .1l higher: options openth l.2to rs
better nd closed with q Tssctiou n s %
Il: No. 3, 81 IL 10 IS IL. SIC im0r, CT IL %
81 "a, No. 2, o. Ia 10 81 81.
Cofee-Spot, air; Rio dul'; opiiona Gull
| and slightly lower; 5aleg, $50 hs.s; RIO No.
I, July, $ %; August, 8.3j 20 s i5i O:tober,
sos. Sugar call eud veal; ctniritugal 0t
tebt, 5 5.s; refined tteadier; granulstedr
G GIG. .Molasess dull aud unchanged. Rice
1uiot but firm. Wool unsettled. Pork
iull md unchanged. Lard weak spot,
s 25.
NEW ORLEANS MARUEr.
NEW ORLEANS, Juns A.-Flour dull and
lower; high grades, 1925 TO 50 GO. Corn
meal scarce and higher; commands 1886 TO
.3.4O. Hama-Cholce sugar-cnred can
vas.ed, higher; l3 % Is Ia. Bran duller and
lower: S.. Others unchanged.
Sight exchange on New York, So per
$1,000 premium; sterling exchange, Il. b.,
1856.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1884-03-26
Marine Matters.

From the Detroit Free Press.
The engine of the steamer Flora is
being rebuilt at considerable expense.
c. d. Whitcomb, General Passen-
ger and Ticket Agent of the Detroit
q Cleveland Navigation Company,
will issue about April /, a handsome
pamphlet of 112 pages with litho-
graphed cover in colors, entitled "a
Lake Tour; Picturesque Mackinac,"
which will illustrate the beauties of
that island, and its advantages as a
summer resort.
The most important work going on
just now in the way Of machinery is
the compromising of the City of
Mackinac's engine. The steamer
proved last year to be quite extrava-
giant in her way Of emptying the coal
bunkers, and in order to make her
more economical this change is being
make. The experiment will cost
about $4,000 and its effect will
be watched very closely, as she will
be the first side wheel steamer on the
lakes with such an engine.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1884-03-26

does not prevent the getting up Of
other tickets, and if such course is
not agreeable to considerable portion
Of the citizens, the probability is that
one or more opposition tickets will be
got up, and then commences the war
of slips. May the best man win, and
we hope those who are elected will do
their best to make the burdens Of the
taxpayers as light as possible.
We believe that local affairs would
be better managed if political party
lines were discarded in the selection
of local officers. What have the
Democratic, Republican or Greenback
parties got to do with the local affairs
of Alpena cityf Divisions ought to
be made on local questions alone. For
example, some citizens believe that
another bridge is needed over the
river in this city. Others believe that
the taxpayers can not afford it. Many
other illustrations could be given, and
these questions could be far more sat
isfactorily decided by local divisions
than by party contests. The work of
conducting the affairs of this city is
one Of business, and not Of politics.
1t is one of improving the city, re-
pairing the streets and crosswalks,
keeping up good and reliable fire
and police force, taking care of public
property, educating the children, look
ing after the health and interests of
the citizens, furnishing light for the
streets and water for the citizens, con-
structing drains, and making the bur-
dens of the taxpayer as light as pos
sible, by honest administration, and a
faithful discharge Of public duties.
LATER.-Since the above was in
type, the committees met yesterday
afternoon, and after considering the
petitions presented, decided that they
deemed it advisable to nominate a
citizens ticket, and appointed Friday
evening as the time, and the Opera
House as the place for meeting to
ratify the nominations that will then
be presented by the committees.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1884-03-26
Death Of a Pioneer Citizen.

Thomas d. Bullock, one of the
early settlers of Alpena, died last
Thursday. Mr.. Bullock was born in
Rutland county, Vermont. In 1858
he removed to Michigan and settled
in st. Clair county. In 1864 he came
to Alpena, where he resided until the
day of his death. He was 76 years
of age. For several years he held
the position Of sexton in the city
cemetery. Mr.. Bullock was a very
worthy and hard working citizen.
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Citizen IS Ticket.

Last week petition was circulated
for the purpose Of having Democrats
and Republicans unite and form a
citizens ticket. AS there is not much
partisan feeling, as regards local af-
fairs, between Democrats and Repub-
licans, the petition was signed by
numerous persons Of both parties,
who care more about electing good
city officers than they do about party
victories. Unless there are great
abuses to redress, people do not care
much about little local party fight dur
ing a presidential year. They realize
that they will get sufficient political
warfare before the fall election takes
place.
The petition was presented to the
Democratic and Republican commit
tees last Friday, and, after considera-
ton, they passed the following resolu-
tom
Resolved, That while we approve
Of the petition of citizens submitted
for call Of a mass convention, it be
respectfully referred back to the citi-
zens with the suggestion that said Pc
tition be circulated further, asking
that the Democratic and Republican
city and ward committees shall NOM
mate the city and ward tickets, to be
known at the Citizens Union Ticket.
Petitions, headed with the above re
solution, were put in circulation, and
the result, at present, appears that
the citizens ticket will be formed. If
such should be the case, and the right
kind Of candidates are nominated,
they will be elected,
The formation Of q citizens ticket
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lotal '..'' %
Report accepted and committee discharg-
ed.
Moved by Alderman Field that the re-
port Of the special committee be adopted,
their recommendation concurred in, the
Treasurer given a receipt for the orders re-
deemed, viz, S30,692.O4, including interest
paid on same, and that said orders be de-
stroyed in presence Of this Council, by q
special committee to be appointed by the
Mayor. Carried by vote as follows: Ayes
Field, Wheeler Lynch and Owens,
Nays-None,
The Mayor appointed Aldermen Lynch
and Wheeler special committee to destroy
the orders. The committee then cremated
said orders in the presence of the Council
and reported accordingly and were there
upon discharged
The following annual statement of finan-
ces was then submitted, adopted and or
dered spread at length upon the journal
and ordered published as required by law:
To Me Hon. the Common Council CITY of
Alpona;
GENTLEMEN.--The following is a detailed
statement OF the receipts and expenditures far
the past year, showing moneys received and on
what account, together with all appropriations
made by the Council during the year. and the
purposes for which such appropriations were
made.
In May, 1888, the Council, for the purpose OF
defraying the expenses and all liabilities of the
city, made the following estimates to be raised
by taxes levied on the taxable property for
city, highway aud school purposes, to wit
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1884-03-26
Suicide.

Yesterday afternoon a man named
Neil Mcdonald, while in his room at
the Globe hotel, cut his throat from ear
to ear with a razor. Surgical aid was
soon at hand, but was unable to save
the mans life. The deceased was
from Canada. The inquest takes
places to-day. The deceased was a
shoemaker by trade, and liquor is
credited with causing the suicide. He
had no relatives in this county.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1884-03-26

The following persons registered at
the Alpena House, last week j.
Camel, VIM. Murphy, Il. Rea and
]. Murphy, Hillman; w. ii. Jen-
nings, Detroit Dana Post, Buffalo !;
John Raymond, II. l.. Paris, IL.
Plate and G. Radke, Rogers City j.
Vallie, and A. Smith, Muskegon f.
Fisher and ID. w. Harmon, Presque
Isle; d. b. Gustin, Bay City; S.
Sanderson, INLAY City A. Rush,
Port Huron f. Becker, Detroit G..
f. jackson, Simcoe, Ontario w. E.
Saunders and A. s. DcGolia, Detroit !;
J. w. HOmsberger, Grand Rapids /;
H. Hatch, Strathroy, Ontario H.
Sleeper and J. f. Buzzell, Inlay City.
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Automatic Steam Cooker.

l take pleasure in giving testi-
monial as to the merits Of the Auto
matte Steam Cooker, furnished by
Mr.. j. w. German, of this city. l
have given it personal trial and find
it in every respect valuable adjunct
to the cooking apparatus of my kit
chen. For cooking rice, oatmeal,
cracked wheat, etc, it is a perfect
treasure, requiring no care beyond a
fire underneath, and it can be used
upon any kind of stove, and for other
kinds of cooking.
Mrs. DIR. MAIDEN.
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New HnSnifal.

In about a week or so, DIR. Shelton
will start hospital on Third street,
near Washington Avenue. Such an
institution is needed in this city, where
there are large numbers of young
men who live at the hotels and board
ing houses. In the hospital these
men would be more quiet and better
cared for. We have no doubt but
that DR.. Shelton will make the hospi-
tai success.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1884-03-26

All the street electric lights have
been formed into circuit, separate
from those used in the business places,
and are under control Of the engineer
at the works. The lights can be turn
ed off and on when desired. Some
nights the lights are needed but an
hour or two, and then the rising Of
the moon makes their use unnecessary.
BY being in circuit by themselves
they can be shut off and considera-
BILE saving of carbon effected.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1884-03-26

= The Journal bachelor has with
drawn his 81, 800 advertisement for
an old maid. The trouble appears to
be that he was afraid he would get
prosecuted for trying to obtain goods
under false pretenses. He also says
he got bite frem a sucker, but that
is nothing remarkable. One sucker
ought to accommodate another sucker
n little.