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BIZ WARNER loans money on real estate.

CHoICE-our four-button cutaway suits. In
this style our assortment is unlimited.
EISEMAN Bros, 18th and z,
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SPRING DRrss Goops

SPRING DRrss Goops
FULL LINE TRICoTs. So e2ls. 75c.
FULL LINE 36-INCH sUITINGs, ALL WOOL,
81, soc.
A FULL LINE COMBINATION sUITINGs. e2la,
55c
A FULL LINE GINGHAMs, s, 10. 12la. 15c.
FULL LINE INDIA LINENS. 10. l2la. Is 20. Csc.
FULL LINE PERSIAN LAWNS. Is, 90, 25r.
AFULL LINE PARAsoLS and sun UMBRELLAS.
A FULL LINE CORDED PIoUEs, 20. 25c
FULL LINE CAsSIMERs, 81. So e2la, sc, 81
A FULL LINE sATINEs AND BATIsTE, loia,
Is, 25c.
WE SELL AT POPULAR PRICES
GEO. J. JOHNSON & LUTTRELL.
apps .l3 Market Space.
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HI CAN BE BOUGHT CHEAPER AT THE
faint department q JAMES III McSILL1
sl4 street three doors west Of the Patent Office I'M.
mediately adjoining National Rifles Armory, than e
other establishment I'm the city, If you wish 70
buy even the smallest quantity OF white lead, OILS var
nish colors tdry In o etc, send your address
aposal card and printed pricelist Of every article
sold IN this department. viii be sent TO you by return
mail, reaching you I'm hours time by letter-car
rier This pricest gives the price of halfpnt pint
quart. halfaon. gallon and five gallons of each kind
OIL pentine, dryer, varnsh and other liquid sold
by also price per quarter pound, hafpound,
pound. five, twenty five and one hundred pounds
OF each article sold by weight also list and prices Of
miscellaneous articles. The prices graded accord
ing 10 the quantity bought Large buyers get very
lowest prices small buyers slightly higher
My prices fixed All bug buying the guam
tfy, pay the price The mex perenced buyer goo
the same price the Oldest painter IL he buys -
same quantity.
After examining my price-lss, send your orders b.
messenger, telephone by mail. and they will -
filled promptly the BILL per price-list COLLEGE,
on delivery Goods delivered 20 all parts of the city
The other departments Of my business have grown
to satisfactory proportions now give my special q,
tention TO the Paint Department and expe by having
f supply OF hrstciass goods selllIls them ~ low
prizes aud making prompt deliveries. 70 lib.
eral share of The public patronage.
JANIS H. McsrLL.
Dealer IN building Supp.iea
f2S-3m pos. 30. bl2 and CID q stress
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w IAN S0s w WILL
gentleman In the country tried to persuade with.
out avail youth In his employ purchase his clothes
from respectable house. but, being than satis
fed with the competency Of his own Judgment
bought what he considered great bargains black
worsted suit for eleven dollars Examination disclosed
his great bargain to be an cotton, spun to initiate
worsted and which probably cost the dealer four dol
lars and seventy-fve cents
Ofcourse, such suits will wear but wear il not the
sole element of worth. that were the ultimate de-
sign, he might well have purchased jumper and
pair of overalls and for . much less sum.
The suit in question will not keep him warm In win
ter nor In appearance at any The sun and the
dust and the rain all conspire against him.
Had he contented himself with suit of leas preten-
tousness, even homespun, he would fave something
to show for his money. The cunning are ever preyinR
the simple who listen TO pretension rather than TO
merit.
Ifyou want cheap suit always buy one Of cheviot
wool. that being the cheapest method Of producing
woo,es fabrics; blue flannel, which cheapened by
Large production.
have good assortment Of meritorious suits nom
$40 upward. Cheaper than that dare not offer For
good suits call
HENNNo. THE CLoTHIER.
ap2o 40 SEVENTH STREET.
VIESNA Orrfc1Ax Co.
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CIGARS AT ACCTIoy.-Mr. Bowling will sell
tomorrow, at IL O'Clock at his auction rooms,
18th and Pennsylvania avenue. "a consignment
OF forty thousand cigars, to which the attention
Of the trade and private buyers Is directed, as
the stock wiz be closed out without reserve.
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YESTERDAY AFTERNOON, about 2:3O o clock,
an alarm was turned in from box %, caused by
q slight fire in basement of house No. HOG Attn
street, occupied By Jas. Mcintosh; damage, 500.
USE Harris Roach Powder, III End n W.
ARTIEICIAL EYES. new. Hemplers .453 Pa. ax.
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FUssELL's Ice CREAM and Charlotte Russo,
1427 New York avenue.
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THE REUNION OF THE ARMY OF THE PoTo-
NAc.-The meeting of this society will occur at
Baltimore on the 9Th and 9TH OF May Tfa
Baltimore and Ohio railroad ever alive to IL e
wants OF the public, have arranged to sell
tickets for this occasion on the 9Th and It'll
good to return until the 7th, inclusive at the
rate Of one dollar and a half tSl so for round
trip. Special trains will be run. Tickets can
be purchased at 6l9 and 1851 Pennsylvania
avenue and at =. & D. depot.
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NAroR SrovEs.
Do not buy until you have examined our large 40
sortment of five different makes. especially the Inn
proved CROWN JEWEL and the DAVIS SINGLE
GENERATOR STOVE. having only one burner thas
you have to heat, then the others ready for
Call and see them, In all sizes and prices.
w. s jerks co,
apo III 9TH street
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

WISH TO RENT BY THE FIRST OF NAY A
L country place near city and railroad station; suit
able for boarder also parties desiring board Address
COUNTRY Star Office lts
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Thornton's Emulsion

ThOrntOn'S Emulsion
Of pure Cod Liver Oil with Hypophosphites OF
Lime and Soda for coughs, colds, cousilmp ton
impaired nutrition and general debility; easy
and pleasant to take. Prescribed by physi-
CLANS. Sold by Druggists. Large bottles Soc
Manufactured by w. E. Thornton, corner Bal
timore and Harrison streets, Baltimore, Md
m,w,f
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GEORGE sPRANSY,
6O7 Seventh Street.
Opposite q. s. Post ONCE.
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Miss ANNIE K HUMPHREY.
40 TENTH STREET NoRrHwur
Makes Corsets 20 order I'm every style and material
and guarantees perfect fit and comfort
HER SPEcIALTIEs ARE
French Handmade Underclothng, Merino Underweax
and finest imported Hosiery.
Patent Shoulder Braces, and all Dress Reform Gooda
French Corsets and Bustles
7 Chidren's Corsets and a 81 Corset (Miss III n own
make that for the price Is unsurpassed.
n. B.-Frencli. German and Spanish spoken mrlA
II ROCHoN. CoRCoRAN BUILDING.
Os Flrstclass Hair Dresser from Paris
Three Patents and Five Medals from Expositions0f
Paris, Lyons and Vienna
Manufacturer and importer OF
HUMAN HAIR AND FINE HAIR WORK
ladies fine Hair Cutting and Hair Dressing.
Hair dyed and shsmpooed In irstclsss manner
Wigs 70 order.
DIS 637 18th ST. NV
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A WARRANT FOR EDITOR CHAsE-A warrant
was sworn out to-day for the arrest of W. Calvin
Chase, editor of the Bee, for an alleged assault
on one of his printers, named Chas d. Crosby
Crosby claims that he caused Chase to be dis
charged from the War department for which,
he says, his employer fired him out of the of
fee.
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WAsHINGToN LIGHT INFANTRY-A special
meeting OF the Washington Light Infantry
corps was held on Monday evening last to act
upon the invitation extended them 10 partici-
pate In the ceremonies attending the meeting
Of the Army OF the Potomac in Baltimore May
and will leave this city, accompanied by the
Marine band, by special train, via the Baltimore
aud Potomac railroad, Thursday morning. Nav
nth, about IL O'Clock. The National Rifles, the
twoV Veteran Corps companies and Rawling Post
wiz also leave by special train via same route
Special trains will be run between Baltimore
and Washington for the accommodation of the
public.
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V1ExsA Orrfc1As Co.
e 1So4 + STREET NoRrHwEay
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Quotations Of Stocks and Bonds and Information
regarding the markets received through wires
Instantly, direct from the New York Stock Ex-
change All orders executed and reported promptly.
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THE AMATEUR PERFORMANCE OF "PA-
TIENCE-"-A large and very fashionable audi
ence witnessed the presentation of PATIENCE
for the benefit of the Georgetown Amateur Or
chestra, at Albaugh's, Saturday night 1t was
. highly creditable performance. The first hon
ors of the evening undoubtedly belonged to
Miss Bettie Ordway, who, making her DEBUT in
public did the part of An0etd prettily and eftec-
lively The young lady has a sweet full con-
tralto, which she knows well how to use. Lieut.
Huntington's GrosreaOT was above the average
OF the professional interpretations of the part
seen here Mrs McCartee was, OF course, highly
satisfactory as Patience. The remainder of the
participants, while not as successful with their
roles as the above, did very we'll indeed
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large business they keep an i'm
mense stock TO choose from their
recommendations can be relied on,
and they won't be undersold. The
latest styles of first class goods can
be always found at their store. Quick
sales, small profits and customers
satisfied, fitted and suited, appears to
be their motto. If you want mans
servicoable suit for $3.50, Klock,
Donnelly q Co. can fit you out, and
if you want first class suit of fash
ionable make, you can also be sup.
piled at reasonable rates. If you de-
sire tweeds, diagonals, worsteds, cork
screws, broadcloth, cashmere, navy
blue, flannel, sawyer, union, satinell,
or any other style of goods, Kleck,
Donnelly a. Co. can suit you. They
keep everything in their line from a
paper collar to a full suit, and they
are bound to please their patrons
with their goods and prices.
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All the white fish in the U. S.
hatchery in this city are Matched,
and have been planted, and the hatch
cry is now closed to the public, as
there is nothing to see there ex-
cept empty tanks, etc. The fish COM
mission will be at work again next
October, and put in another stock of
white fish spawn. The hatchery has
had three successful years, and during
that time there has been Matched in
it some 100000 white fish, and
more white fish would have been
Matched if the white fish spawn could
have been obtained. S. P. Wires has
managed the hatchery since it was
built, and he has been indefatigable
in his endeavors to get the white fish
spawn and look after them while
Matching. The positions under the
U. S. fish commission are filed by
men who are versed in fish culture.
Politics has nothing to do with them.
We consider the peoples money in
vested in the Matching of fish we'll ex.
pended. Congress should take meas
ures to protect the fish, by regulating
the size of the meshes of the nets.
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On the evening of Saturday. May
Both. Promenade Concert and May
Festival occurs at the Opera House,
given under the auspices of Trinity
Sunday school, and it is hoped that
the friends of the school will remem-
Der the occasion. Those in charge of
the festival are working hard to make
it a decided success in every particu-
lar. The concert program will be a
good one, and the music to be render
ed classes ameng the best. All >indi-
cations point to a successful termina-
ton Of the End annual concert Of
Trinity Sunday school.
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The propeller Annie Young became
disabled while off Thunder Bay Island
last Friday, owing to some Of her
machinery getting out Of order. The
Thunder Bay Island life saving crew
went to her assistance and remained
by her until the necessary repairs
were made. The propeller was de-
layed about three hours, and then
on her voyage up the lake.
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knife and went into the carving bust.
ness. He stabbed Wilson Hodgins
in the breast, cut another man
slightly in the neck, and inflicted a
severe scalp wound on Nick Smith.
He then escaped. 1t was reported
Monday that Hodgins' wound would
cause his death but he was able to
be on the street yesterday evening.
McPhail is expected here to-day,
and we hope that Justice will be ad-
ministered to every one concerned in
the affair.
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The steamer City of Alpena had
narrow escape from serious collision
while on her way up the lake last
Saturday morning. Her voyage from
Port Huron to this port was through
a dense fog, which made navigation
exceedingly dangerous. One passen-
ger said he had not seen land from
the time he left Port Huron until he
landed at this port. The steamer
had got along safely until she was
nearly across Saginaw Bay, and about
three o'clock Saturday morning her
officers caught sight of barge near
ly in front of them and close by.
The engines were stopped and then
reversed, but the distance between the
boats was so close that the Alpena could
not be stopped until she had run
alongside the barge. In SO doing the
anchor of the barge caught the Alpe-
ma near the bow on the starboard side
and tore hole in the bulwarks. above
the main deck, the size of which was
about ten feet by two. The barge,
whose name was not discerned, was
part of tow, but the fog was so dense
that the rest Of the tow could not be
seen. The damage to the Alpena was
about $40. The steamer then contin-
ued her way up the lake, and although
the fog continued very dense. she
made her landings on the shore and
arrived at this port Saturday forenoon
and was an hour or two before the
river could be found. The fog con-
tinued nearly all day. BY the time
the Alpena got here, her commander
Captain Stewart, was nearly worn out
by continuous duty. The steamer
did remarkably we'll to get here while
the fog lasted.
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Mr.. and Mrs. d. Cameron, of Win
nipeg, Canada, accompanied by Ar
mand and Carl Hopper, bid goodbye
to their friends in this city, last Thurs.
day, and left by steamer City of Mack
mac, being enroute for their home in
the northwest. Mrs. Cameron is bet
ter known in this city as Mrs. A. Hop
per. She has long been resident Of
Alpena and has hosts Of friends who
wish her much happiness in her new
home.
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On Tuesday, June I'd, We will place
on sale an elegant line of laces, in
Oriental, Spanish, Gimpe in black
and white. Also an elegant line of
embroidered robes, ranging in prices
from $500 to $1,000. Special atten-
ton is called to our stock of fine
white dress goods, comprising In
dia linens, Persian lawns, Victoria
lawns, Nainsook, Swiss, in plain and
dotted, check, Nainsook from the
cheapest to the best qualities, summer
shawls. hosiery, gloves and parasols,
all of which you can find at the low
est market price, at Kittredge's.
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A Grand Display.

Last Friday evening Messrs. Klock,
Donnelly q Co. had their grand sum-
mer opening, and their display of
ready make clothing. hats, caps,
valises, ETC., ETC., has never, we believe,
been excelled in Alpena city. In
their double store on Second street,
in the Minton block, was a very
large, varied and we'll selected stock.
The tables and shelves were heaped
with goods, and person must have
been exceedingly hard to please who
could not satisfy his desires.
The four large show windows were
tastefully decorated with goods. In
the first were staple and fancy under
wear, handkerchiefs, and fancy shirts.
In the second were gents furnishings,
fancy cassimeres, flannel shirts, silk
wipes, etc. The third window was
decorated with suits, pants, vests, etc.
The fourth window was devoted to
hats, all the latest styles and colors
being exhibited.
Incandescent lights were placed in
the show windows, but the electric
current was too strong for them, and
after one lamp had burned cut the
rest were switched off. The three arc
electric lights drove night out Of the
stores. For several hours the stores
were crowded with citizens, and each
lady received one or more handsome
cards, on which was printed "Compli-
ments of Klock, Donnelly e. Co."
Very agreeable music was furnished
by the Germania band. The interior
of the stores was adorned with num-
erous U. S. flags, and sort of balloon
made up with silk handkerchiefs, at
tracted much attention. In suits
were shown mems and youths four
button cuttaway suits-in worsted,
blue, wine, dahlia, black and brown
the same style of goods and colors in
sack suits and Prince Alberts. Work.
ingmen's suits, strong, well made and
well trimmed, at $3.50, attracted
much attention. Good suits made OF
excellent materials were also on ex-
hibition and marked $40, $12, SIG
and $18. The display Of pants rang.
ed in price from 81 for heavy working
pants to the most nobby styles, and
elegant patterns at from SO to ST.
Then there we're spring overcoats,
children's suits in worsted, cashmere
and tweeds; neck-wear in the latest
novelties; hosiery in cotton, silk, Isle
thread, cashmere and wool in plain
and fancy patterns, and Of all colors
straw hats, from the wide plated one
to the elegant Mackinac braid F; rub.
Der coats from s1,75 to Sc; trunks,
valises, travelling bags, and an i'm
mense number Of ether articles. 'e,
Messrs. Klock, Donnelly 4 Go. do
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Stabbing Affair.

A dispute between two men at the
Eagle hotel, last Sunday night, was
the cause Of very serious stabbing
affair. There are several reports Of
the cause of the row. The one that
appears most reliable is as follows
A man named A. McPhail had cuffsd
a boy named Smith in some lum-
Der camp last winter. Smiths brother
encountered McPhail in the hotel,
Sunday night, and struggle ensued,
which became general rev, a num-
Der Of men joining. McPhail drew .
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g. A, r.
HEADQUARTERS LOCKWOOD Posr,
1S9. Alpeua. Mich.

1S9, Alpena, Mich. I
In accordance with general orders
all comrades Of this Post will assem-
BILE at Post room on Saturday, May
30th, next, at p. NJ, sharp, in uni
form, officers will wear side arms.
Comrades without uniform can obtain
same on application to Quartermaster
Stone, on or before that day. All
soldiers and sailors not members of
the G. A. r.. are cordially invited to
join in parade. BY order
H. S. SEAGE,
JAS. LEWIS, PC.
Adj't.
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REFERENCE COLUMN.
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

EPISCOPAL.-Rev J. A. Mock,
Services in Trinity Church, ON Washington avenue,
every sunday morning and evening.
BAPTIST Rev. II. l.. Little,
Services In Baptist Church. on Third street, every
Sunday morning and evening.
CATHOLICISM Bernardsl Rev. T. ID. Flannery.
Services in Catholic Church every Sunday at 500
A. NJ, 1910 A. N. and vespers 400 p. n.
CArHoiiC.-tSt. Anne'sl Rev NJ. Letelier,
Services every Sunday at 500 a. A., 1000 A. NJ and
Vospers 400 r. n.
CoNGREGATIONAL-Re J. NJ. Lyon,
Services in Congregational Church, on Second
street, every Sunday morning and evening.
METH0DIST.-Rev j. III. Mcintosh,
Services in Methonlst Church, on Chisholm street,
every sunday morning and evening.
PRESBYTERIAN Rev. ]. l.. Thompson,
Services in Presbyterian Church on Washington
avenue, every Sunday morning and evening.
NoRwEGIAN.-Rev. j. A. Wang,
Services in Norwegian Church, every Sunday az
1880 A. NJ.
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Marshal Gibbons notified citizens
to remove Instructions off the side
walks in front of their business places
last week, and the order was prompt
ly complied with. The merchants, as
far rs we know, have no fault to find
with the order, and are perfectly will
ing to keep their signs and goods off
the sidewalks, provided all are made
to do the same, and no man allowed
to violate the ordinance. The laws
of the city allow a merchant to use
three feet of the sidewalk adjoining
his business place, to display goods.
The Council has made it the especial
duty Of the Marshal to see that the
sidewalks and streets are kept clear
of distractions.
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Fish Plants.

The dates and places of the various
white fish plants from the U. S. fish
hatchery, at Alpena, for 1885, are as
follows:
May 2, at Black River.
May 4, at Oscoda.
May s, at Sturgeon Point.
May 6, at Altoona.
May z, at Cheboygan.
May 8, at Scare Crow Island.
May IL, at Mackinac City.
May IA, at Marquette.
May l6, at Thunder Bay Island.
May IS, at Mackinac Island.
May 10, at Partridge Point.
May 20, Marquette.
May %, Black River.
May 20, Ossineke.
Thirty-ninc cans of fish were sent
to each place, and about $4,000 fish
were sent to the u. S. hatchery at
Worthwhile, Michigan, where they
will be put in fish ponds.
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The excellent qualities of Horsford's
baking powder were practically tested
in the store of S. A. L. Warner, on
Second street, last Saturday. An oil
cooking stove was used, and biscuits
made and baked and served to all
who desired them. The practical
test proved two things-first, that the
baking powder is first class one,
and second, that an oil stove possesses
good baking qualities. The same
operation was performed at Holmes
Bros. last Monday, and yesterday at
Harrington & Pratt's.
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TOWNSHIPS.
Alpena-L. =. Soper SUPERVISOR Conrad vessel
clerk; Walter Gavagan. treasurer, and John henS-
berry, highway commissioner
Maple Ridge-Geo. Appleford, supervisor; Pat
rick Clarke, clerk Joseph TunmOre, treasurer
Wesley Hinton, highway commissioner
Long Rapids-Andrew II. Gaffney, supervisory
James Thwaites clerk Alonzo Mcbride, treasurer
and Charles Heating, highway commissioner.
Wison-Charles II. Wise, supervisor; George G.
g. Heron. clerk; Edward Snyder, treasurer, ana
Solomon King, highway commissioner.
Green-John II. Kelly supervisor; Levi Richard
son. clerk Alfred Miller, treasurer, and Henry
Turner, highway commissioner
ossineke Ezekiel Geror, supervisor; Fri II. Toll
aud, clerk: N. I. Dyer treasurer, and q. W. Sto-
veil, highway commissioner.
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Fred Ayers was taken to the AL
pena hospital Friday last. having had
his left hand badly lacerated by the
gang saws in the Churchill mill. The
hand got caught in the rollers and
was drawn to the saw before the ma
chinery could be stopped.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1885-05-27

J. A. Widner shipped the following
cedar last week: Schooner G. P.
Minch, 10000 railway ties; schooner
Jas. Mowatt, 10000 posts and 5000
ties; schooner Higgie, $1,000 posts
propeller Burlington, 1000 posts.
The cedar all went to Chicago. The
freight on posts was four cents each.
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An exhibition of roller skating was
given by John O'Connell at the roll
Ter skating rink last Monday night,
and was very we'll done. Several diff.
ficult movements were gone through.
He is advertised to give another ex-
hibition tonight.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1885-05-27

Taxpayers will take heed, if they
are wise, Of the notice of the Board Of
Review in another column. Make it
your especial business to attend the
session and see if your lot has been
fairly assessed in comparison with ad-
jacent lots. IF not, insist on the
Board making il even.