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Rough on COughs."
ASK Tor Rough on Coughs" for Coughs Cold
Sore Ihroa,, HoarseneSS. TrOcheS l5c LIQUID u
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The undersigned win sell at Public Sale Al his
residence in White Hall l" Neck Duck
Creek Hundred, Kent County. bel
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Dcvoe Brilliant Oil, the best and saf
est oil made, at J. b. Cooper's.
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-, ROugh on Rats.'
Clears out rats. mice, reaches, flies ants he'd
bugs skunks, chipmunkS, gopherS l5c. Druggists
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PERSONAL.

Rossi is to appear soon at the Residenz
Theater, in Berlin, in "kean," "othello,"
"King Lear" and "Montoie."
George O. Bennett, who, in 1915, started
the Brooklyn TipiSs, died on Saturday at
Williamsburg, N. Y, aged sixty-one. He
sold out his interestin that journal to Ber-
nard Peters in 1875.
Congressman Arnot, Of Elmira, who
was injured by an explosion Of gas in bis
bank vault several months ago, is now
convalescent, and is expected to occupy
his place in Congress after the recess,
Mr.. Pierre Lorillard has taken his sec
ond son. Griswold, into racing partner.
ship with him, and in future the name
under which their horses run will be the
Rancocas stable, The head OF the house
also assumes new role in 1885, that OF o
public breeder
John Giimer Speed continues to send
out circulars from Washington about an
exclusively American Exposition that he
wants TO hold in London next year. That
would be boarding the lion in his den.
God speed to John Gilmer.
Bouccicault says that he never goes into
a drygoods store where handsome girls
are employed IS forms on which to dis
play garments without realizing that they
are better actresses, in the matter Of
beauty, style and grace, than those whom
finds on tbs stage.
Miss Edith NJ. Thomas, volume Of
whose poems has just published in
Boston, lives In Geneva, Ohio. In her
early days she learned type-setting, and
has been school teacher. She began
writing verses in 1870, and Tor the past
three years her work has appeared In the
best magazines, Hst.N
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woNpElis or THn pACIFIc.


over Two Thousand Miles From San Fran.
cisco-Coiossal Statues.
San FraaetseO Chronicle
Quite lately fresh attention has been
directed to the extraordinary remains
which are found on Easter Island, which
lies about $500 miles west Of the coast OF
Peru, within easy sail Of San Francisco.
Everybody remembers the colossal statues
which are found in profusion on this
island, monolths representing men forty
feet high and nine feet across the Shout
ders. They arc made OF the country rock
of the island, but 1t is quite evident that
that they are not the work OF the natives,
who arc low race OF sayages, without
tools capable OF carving in stone or ma
chinery suitable for removing heavy
weights. The question is, how did they
come there? 1t has been suggested that
Easter Island is the remains OF sub
merged continent, which was inhabited
by a civilized race. But Sclater, whose
theories are regarded with respect, makes
Easter Island the terminus OF the south
ern migration OF mankind from his iancied
continent Of Lemuria.
For the benefit Of those who are not
familiar with his studies Ii may be ex-
planned that Sclater was believer in the
hypothesis which ascribes to mankind a
single origin from q single race, according
to the Bible. He held that Paradise, from
which all men originally came, was con-
tinent lying south OF Ceyion, to this conti-
nent he gave the name Of Lemuria, from
lemur, which means ghost, but which
name Linneus gave TO race OF monkeys.
ScIater believed that from Lemuria man
migrated into Africa, into Asia, and thence
into Europe and America, and likewise
into Polynesia, one stream Of emigrants
pushing their way. as far east as Eastern
Island. 1t is evidently worth while to1
study these Eastern Island statues aud see
what light they can shed-if any--on the
early history of our race, and nowhere
can that study be prosecuted to such adj
vantages as in San Francisco. The Navy
Department would probably be quite will
ing to direct one Of our ships OF war to
collect two or three ofthe colossal statues
and bring themhere, II We provide place
for their reception. This exhibit alone
would draw swarms OF visitors to San
Francisco,
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Correspondent Pittsburgh Lender.
The hotels and boarding houses are
already crowded. Board ranges from s.
to SIG a day, according to quality, but II
you wish live economical, rent room
and take your meals when and where you
please. You pay for what you order, and,
rest assured, you will have TO pay enough.
Board without room ranges from 50 TO $50
week. Don't come to New Orleans un-
less you first occupy a position as cashier
Of a bank and possess the full confidence
Of the president and directors. The way
they compel a victim 70 "shell OUT here
Is something awful. Tho custom is to eat
two meals day, but the charges for
those two meals will soon bring starvation
or stagnation in your finances. Ihaye
learned the ropes so well that l manage
now to indulge the luxury OF three meals
at q cost somewhat moderate. Visited
the French market, found green, peas,
tomatoes, beans and other vegetables in
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A aAILooN TORPEDO.
An Erlai Engine THAT May Revolutionizo
Modern Warfare.

An ErIRi Engine That May Revolutionize
Modern Warfare.
,rt,o-poSS;Ss T5tnars nublish description
4"o -. I, i.,,o,,.;a,, ~ tha o,ronant M
oil repofVeu inseHs.oA y, .''s - - sa,i
Goddard, Wncn, u ieshiy "Has N ss4
should be realized, is likely TO revolution
leo moaeyn warfare. The invention in
iNe . - ...,,.d, i,oa. "a ( nm
queston ID IN 'efiai sofpeuv o0as V.,s'SvS
cubic feet, which can DO inhatea IN hisee y
minutes. steefed and stopped at the cap
r;ce "a tho halloonists. and capable OF
ivy " ~ ~. ~ :. tha o,o,nv
avoiding the shos anu sneii =, ste eae
It is so constructed that 1t could hurla ton
,veiobt of explosives ON an army with i'm
nrnitv The nronaut. with whom cor.
-. .,;.o,,,..aA tho i,yor,;on were
Respondent ulsVusseu wy ~ SN,,n.i,s
inclined to regard themost Of M. 9ooaa u. .
reported statements as nonsense. ~ " Ws !
inconceivable, said one authority, that
balloon Of the kind described could De
made 30 light as to rise above cannon
range and yet DO able to carry AWNING
like ton weight OF explosives. Res.ues s'
lie went on to say, even granting inas NJ u;
Goddard had the delightful ireeaom OF
movement which he says ne mas, y 10 ~
surd TO talk Of hurting huge pr9lectles
on an army. A few bottles o. n M.
glycerine would suiilce. Mr. EI .,.a ~.
Cover, replying to question Oh Tue COT
respondent, said:
"Mr. Goddards torpedo balloon appears NJ
to include aprinciple Tor cohtfolins w; ~
movements Of large acrostat, whlch Is
the chief point at issue in the Whole ives Us
lilo OF 'ballooning. know nothing OF Lle
special means he proposes to employ, put
the ends which he hopes 70 attan n.i heIuhIa ire
efficiency and certainty OF acslol I III
yond anythtngso lar sef1ously c ia,aaSa A'
has been invented, 70 my knMoMisuss s.o.o.
MIR. Cover made the ioIoWtng stas9
ment; ut Is true l have lnYentea h VA
loon torpedo-not an @rial torpedo oost'
mind-whiCh, trust, VIII pf,ng th ny, *
listing systems OF warfare 70 close. nus ~!
at least, is my prime object. 1 cannos o yss
explain my method tuliy: l am ceItalni
however, that by utilizing a eatf ,..s, o.
I wind at On ascertained lever, IN Ano ,NI
direction, and maintaining my gerial tor-
pedoes on that level ny antomauS lle aat5
and launching them in grea numbers a ~
in quick succession,4 terrible loss co9 9l'
be inflicted on an advancing army. M IN
deed, ii might be wholly destroyed. me
mere arising Of q particular current o.
wind would bring an army the GER
tainty OF disaster IN apsenco :" M my
power TO reply to the apacS. me az,
fact that an attack y eqnaliy easy ~
night or day, and that the ma ..llt es
themselves frequently travel o. neis s1ea ~
which their approach would ne naa Ne scti
ed, even in broad daylight, coala nos .a "
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ruE p1NN1R TABLE.

rba Caterer nvoea the foothsomeiiess OF
whaie meat asets =.
nav, s,, t 80. ;,,. "a ,hs vaii ALA,
me pest iuel IN winner y sNs "s.' tue y
sVon'scn.
The roe MY WI, y e eng IN u ctusaus
against long ollls OF ia'e. q,
Beef gives the weakest broth, muttonthe
stronger, and chicken the strongest.
A baked potato digests in two hours,
while a peeled, boiled potato takes three
hours and half.
soup should never be boiled, for then 1t
Ia snoiled SOUP. Let il simmer II you'd
have Il good for dinner.
In the first breweraoe Of ten the major
mart oftlie fIayofing 81 Is extracted, con.
sesnently the first cup poured out Is the
best.
M so,r, which r;.as nm meat when
,,c;I ne sS ond rb;cb tho cook removes and
goln ni,s saa m Il ~ he Observation-Disclosures
s e,vms r"a'' . y 's 't'N's
,s;st that for Al, nrrnoses of nntr;.
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DIED,

WERNER Tuesday morning, January o 1885,
ut 0 o'clock. FELyzsDAs vito Of Fred. Werner, in
tbS Ssth scar Of her age.
Funeral from the residence Of her husband, Nc.
1870 Eighteenth street. this afternoon at2 O'Clock.
Friends OF the family are invited. intcrment at
MI Calvary Cemetery.
LANG-ol Tuesday morning, January 9 1855,
at O'Clock, joaS hlN9, in theSith year OF hsRge.
Funeral from the residence Of Daniel Bowman,
No. 700 Chaplin0 street, this morning at O'Clock.
Friends Of the family are invited. Remains VIII
be taken to Newport. Ohio. for lptcrment.
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NY wife is Just as handsome craft as
ever left q miiliner's drydocsS; IL clipper
built, and with tigurehead not often seen
on a small craft, Her length Of keel is
Ave ieet six inches, displacement twenty
seven cubic feet; OF light draught, which
adds TO herspeed in the ballroom; fpll in
waist, spare, trim. AT the time We spliced
she was newly-rigged, fore and aft with
standing rigging Of lace and flowers
mainsaii part silk, foTe-staysail OF Yalen.
ciepnes, and stu'n'sails trimmed with
orange blossoms. Her frame was OF the
best Steel, covered with silk, with whale.
bone stapehiols The rigging Is intended
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for fair weather cruising. She has also 9
set OF stormsails for rough weather. i
have been told that in running down
street before the wind she answers the
helm beautifully, and can turn around in
her own length II handsome craft
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William II. Child, trading as VIM.
II. Child & Company,

Jacob Abrams and Marcus Abrams In ASsumpslt
partners doing business under
the firm name and style OF J!&
n. Abrams. ..E
The object Of this suit Is to recover Judgment
against tie defendants on and for the amount less
credit OF fifty dollars, with interest on tho re.
mainder until paid, OF o certain promissory note
OF the said J. q ". Abrams, and signed by them
with theirSaid firm name OF j. & 81. Abrams for
the sum Of one hundred and seventy dollars and
1854, and payable three months after the date
thereof to the order Of VIM. Il. ChildS & Co., OF
Seventh National Bank, without defaloation, value
received, and 70 recover tudg sent against TIE dc:
fifty seven dollars and ffty.seyeu cents ISL 81,
with interest thereon from tho cd day OF Noyem.
ber 1881, until paid, and cost, and 10 subject 10
tho payment OF said Judgment certain liabilities Of
Wheeling. the Peabody Insurance Company and
the American Insurance Company Of wheeling,
respectively, 10 the said defendants. And It mp.
pearlng from an affidavit fled 10 this cause, DC
these Rules, that the said defendants, Jacob
Abrams and Marcus Adams, partners As j.. 4 NJ.
Abrams, are non.residents Of the State Of West
Virginia, and they not having been served with
process 81 this Suft on tho motion Of the Plaintiff,
by his Attorney this order Of publication Is enter
ed against thc and Il Is ordered that the said de-
sendants, Jacob Abrams and Marcus Abrams,
partners as j. d N. Abrams, be and they are re-
quired to appear within one month after the date
OF the first publication oil this order, and do what
Is necessary 70 protect their Interests It's further
ordered that this order be published aud posted as
Wines John W, Mitchell, Clerk Of said Court,
at tho Court House Of said county, this third day
of December, lsSi, 70 Wit: December Rules, 1854.
JOHN W. MITCHELL, Clerk.
Published the drst time January, isss.
CALDWELL & CAtDwRLl,
ja7.we Attorneys for Plaintitls.
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paExATvsE decline Of power in either
sex, however induced, speedily and per-
manently cured. Consultation free. Book
for three letter stamps Worlds Dispen-
sary Medical Association, Buffalo, n. Y.
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Commissioners,

INCORPORATED in 1858 for Is years by the Legsla.
trc for Educational and Charitable purposes, with
capital Of 81 900 0o0-to which reserve fund Of
over 600 has since been added.
BY an Overwhelming popular vote is franchise
was made part OF the present State Constitution
adopted December ID. A. D., 1879.
THE only lottery ever voted on and endorsed By
the people Of any State. II never scales or post.
pones. It's Grand Single Number Drawing takes
place monthly.
splendid Opportunity 70 wilma fortune. Firss
Grand hrnwing, Cias A, IN the Academy Of Music,
New Orleans, Tuesday, January Is, 1856
10th Monthly Drawing.
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Y1HE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
Il OHIO COUNTY, S.:
In the circul. Court Q, Ohio County. December
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ssrCAPITAL PRIZE, s7s,ooo.-sa
Tickets only sS. shares In Proportion.
Louisiana State Lottery Company.

1--WE do hereby certify that we supervise The II.
raneemenn for Ill the Monthly and scmi.Anuul
DRIVING Of the Louisiana State LOTTERY Company,
and In person manage and control the Drawings
.thomseiyes. and that the same are conducted with
honesty fairness and In good faith toward all par
ties and we authorize the Company TO use this Ger
tiicate with facsimilies Of our signatures attached
In IA advertisements"
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Jacob Abrams and MarcusAbra
partners doing business under
tho firm name and style OF I'D
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Admission, 5n and rs cents: reserved seats 81 90.
Seats on sale at banners Music Store saturday,
January TO- las
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Leave Bellaire At 2;t1R. u. Tor snmmerieid.
Law IseHS g 4 tSI s5,nsrssa md
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Qyn,1stab1c's Sale.
gotttries.

Terms 4 Of sale-cAsli.
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In AEumpslt.

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Local and through tickets arc soid via ali the
above lines at Union Railroad Once, l200 Market
street. Buy yonr tickets there.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1885-11-04

from going ashore. Her tow line
parted and got in the wheel of the
tug Ralph which had her in charge,
thus disabling the tug. The shore
was but few hundred feet distant
and the wind was blowing fresh from
off lake. Both tug and barge began
to drift towards the beach. Signals
of distress we're sounded, and the tug
Effie l. went to the rescue. She was
just in time and brought the barge to
her present location. The Ralph
went ashore, but was easily got afoat
by the aid of the Boom Company's
tug, the Sigison. Nearly all the out
side work is done to the barge, but
there is considerable yet to be done to
the hull, besides fixing her machin-
cry for handling logs, etc. Her wire
rigging is in place. While she was
being towed through the bridge, some
20 teams congregated, waiting for the
bridge to close so they could cross.
Two large RATS of logs just above the
bridge were the cause of considerable
trouble in getting her to the wharf.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1885-11-04

The sound of the fire alarm about
four o'clock Saturday morning awoke
many Of the citizens. The weather
was cold and disagreeable and most of
the citizens who turned out, did not
long remain outdoors as soon as they
had located the fire and found that
the fire department had it under con-
troll. The fire was at the residence of
Fred Pottzen, on Dock street. Po-
liceman Melville ran to engine house
No. one and gave the alarm. The
teamster and what men were sleeping
in the engine house fastened to the
fire with the exception of one man who
rang the general alarm. The Gen.
trail office was then notified. In the
meantime No. 2 hose company had
turned out and fastened to the fire.
Both companies had their hose laid
and were ready to play on the fire,
but could get no water, and several
minutes elapsed before water could be
obtained. This allowed the fire to get
good Roadway. AS soon as the fire
pumps had been set in motion at the
pump house, the firemen got all the
water they wanted and soon conquer
ed the flames.
Mr.. Pottzen's house was considera-
bly, damaged, especially in the kitchen
where the fire started, and much dam.
age was also done to the furniture.
On the house was an insurance of
s400, and on the furniture, $500, in a
of which B. f. Luce & Son
are the agents.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1885-11-04
Bolton & McRae, Grocers.
To our Patrons.

To our Patrons:
We have now in stock, and to ar
rive, the following well known brands
of new goods, packed this season ex-
pressly for our trade, which we offer
at as low prices as any house in Michi-
gan, thereby saving cost of transport
tation to the purchaser. The follow
ing is partial list:
GOLDEN GATE PACKING Co.-Ap-
ricots, Peas, Nectarines, Strawberries,
Plums, White Heart Cherries.
ONEIDA CoMMUNITY's GooDs.-
Corn, Tomatoes, Sweet English Peas,
Green String Beans, Golden Wax
Beans, Red Kidney Beans, Aspar-
agus, Pie Plant, Strawberries ain
Glass" Black Tartarian Cherries, Vel
low Spanish Cherries, Egg Plums,
Pine Apple, Jams and Jellies, Assert
ed Sweet Pickles.
Malaga Grapes in Barrels, Dunbar's
Figs and Shrimps, Peck, Frean &
Co.'S Waters u Crackers, Gordon q
Dillworth's Queen Olives, Blackberry
Brandy. Capers and Preserved Fruits.
FISH DEPARTMENT.-Holland Her
ring, Genuine Labrador Herring,
Russian Sardines. Mackerel, I'm
ported and American Sardines, Brook
Trout and Goldfish.
Thanking the public for past ia
vors, we remain yours anxious to
please.
Bolton q MCRAE.
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The late Detroit Tribune of the
31st. has the following to say in re-
gard to certain Alpena lumber loaded
vessels that were cut in the storm OF
last week:
The steam barge Westford, with the
barges Monitor and Lady Franklin
in tow, experienced gale in Lake
Huron in its utmost severity. Capt.
Stewart Of the Franklin said yester-
day that his head sails, made of the
strongest canvass, and in use one trip
only, were torn to shreds. When OPP
posite Sand Beach the barges began
to roll and pitch so heavily that part
of their deck-load was thrown over
board. The Monitor lost $4,000 shin
giles and 10000 feet of lumber and the
Franklin about 100, 900 feet of lumber.
The cargoes were loaded at Alpena
and consigned to Buffalo. Both cap
tains will enter protests as soon as
they reach their destination.
The steam barge Garden City
which passed down last evening, re-
ported an extremely rough passage
through Lake Huron. One of her
consents Wend the Wave, lost over.
board about $4,000 feet of plank.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1885-11-04
The Railroad.

The new road is now graded past
the head of Van Ettan Lake. An.
other gang of men has been put on
at the Black River end, and the work
will be completed as soon as possible.
The grading through Altoona county
will be the most difficult work on the
whole line. The rails are now laid
and ballasted to Vaughn's farm. No
work has been done on track-laying
this week on account of the non-ar-
rival of the rails from Cleveland.
The Manistique, with a cargo, has
been obliged to lay in Sand Beach
harbOr nearly all week on account of
the storm. The work on the Van
Ettan Creek bridge will be completed
in two weeks. 1t will keep all hands
busy from now to the first Of January
if trains are running to Black River
by that date.--Oscoda Saturday
Night.
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Elocution.

This evening William l.. Holmes
of Detroit, will give series of select
readings at the Opera House, for the
benefit of the M. Z. church. Admit
lance, Is cents; children under twelve,
10 cents. Doors open at 1880, and
the entertainment commences at s.
The press has the following to say in
regard to Mr.. Holmes:
Mr.. Holmes has perfected himself under
some Of the greatest masters Of the Elocu-
tionary art in the world. and is one of the
most accomplished and pleasing readers now
before the public.-St. Louis Herald.
Mr.. Holmes readings were all the high
est order and were rendered in manner
that would have done credit to any elocu-
zionist that ever entertained an audience
st. Louis Republican.
Mr.. Holmes is a cultured and refined gen.
tlemen who is an elocutionist of the high
est order.-Isabella Co. Enterprise.
In his recital of Horatius at the Bridge,
he made the audience feel that the scene
described was indeed a reality and that they
were witnesses.-Alma Record.
Mr.. Holmes is to be assisted by
some of the best musical talent in the
city, and the entertainment promises
to be pleasing and entertaining.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1885-11-04

DR.. G.. II. Shelton has removed
from Alpena, having left on steamer
Metropolis Monday morning. He
will remain a few days at Bay City
and other places, visiting friends, and
then go to Commando county,
Texas, where he intends to locate, if
the place suits him. DIR. Shelton has
been a resident of Alpena for many
years. He worked up a very large
practice and was one of the leading
physicians of the city. He leaves
many friends here who heartily wish
him the best of success in his new To-
cation.
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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. L. l.. Little,
Services in Baptist Church, Third street, every
Sunday morning and evening.
CATHOLICISM Bernardsl Rev. 7. ID. Flannery,
Services in Catholic Church every Sunday at 500
A.. NJ, 1880 A. NJ. and vespers 400 p N.
CArHOtIC.-tSt. Annesl Rev. NJ. Letelier,
vespers 400 r. n.
CONGREG ATIoNAL.-R ], NJ. Lyon,
Services in Congregational Church, on Second
street, every Sunday morning and evening.
MErHoDI5T.-Rev J. Ii. Mcintosh,
Services in MethonIst Church. on Chisholm street,
every Sunday morning and evening.
PRESBYrERIAN.-Rev J. 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 ~
1880 A. NJ.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1885-11-04

The mammoth barge Michigan, un-
der command Of Commodore Gilchrist,
was removed last Saturday from the
shipyard where she has been rebuilt,
and placed in winter quarters at the
Butter6eld d Cradle wharf, just
above the bridge. Or her way from
the boom she had a narrow escape