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Daily Republican., 1890-03-28

f'F1s1esH ~7s1ss
Little Tommy had spent bis lrst day st
school.
"Whst did you Learnt" asked his
Auntie, on his return.
''DIdn'tlsArn anything" said Tommy.
"WSli. what did you do?''
'Dldn't do anything A woman
wanted 10 know how 70 spell cat and
told her.n
Daily Republican., 1890-03-28

Jones, wall paper, at the old stand. 422
Market street. Latest designs. Work
done ct short uotics.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-28
Shade Trees.

II you are IN want Of shade trees,
shrnbbery, grapeviues, &C.. from re.
liable Chester county nursery, planted
and guaranteed one year, call on N. V.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-28
'.-rcIInN aALE.

ne ,,eck OF Dry Goods and. Trim
-, Ia ,',re, No, 10 W. recond street.,
ssass rGend at auction, onmenri.s on
,.ss,,riy venting nntii stock Is sold,
Wt,uy taIr will romsi.nee al o'clock.
t"'' Y, r. STROUD 20.
Mn. II. lluklli, aurt. ~ VI
Daily Republican., 1890-03-28
.JsU HAS CURED HUNDREDS o.
300 CASES or SKIN CANCER.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
ZEE. SWIFT SPECIFIC Co, Atlanta. Ga.


lrOH RENT.
. South Clayton st., srooms and bath.
N, r.. cor. Harrison street, and Shall
cross avenue, . rooms.
s. n. cor. Third and Jackson sts., store
and dwelling, 9 rooms and bath.
N. II. cor. Thirteenth and Claymont
sts., store aud dwelling.
Store and dwelling on Thirteenth 1t.
adjoiHing above.
No. a3l Tatnall street. store, for sale OF
rent.
Farm 50 acres, Brandywine Hundred.
miles from Wilmington, house IA rooms.
Farm l02 acres. Iron Hili station 4 ncres
on Kannctt nike. ! milo from Whining
ton. GEO. IL. TOWNSlND n CO.
my2Gt Gl4 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-28

WILLIAM MCKENZIE. MERCHANT
N I.lOt. =. ". corner Third aud bhlptey
are,s. Washington, Tel.
hs.l,nt's rloil.ing cleaned, dYedt sconteu
siaI,d a,gIi,i.lfs,; sa'i 4. 'TyS suec,Alsy
silirrtI,u ynarAhtset M-svA
Daily Republican., 1890-03-28

Masquerade suits 70 hire at Mrs,
Henxe'o. S2l East Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-28

INANTED.-A GOOD COOK, CHAM
w bermnid and waitress Mt the
Western Hotel, corner OF Fourth and
3s7-4tt
Daily Republican., 1890-03-28

Their. 10 500 King street.
ltrtti 0vvr AZ si'sl .xclteln ent At No. 500 King
boins asn,,a nun. Ali Kinds or frSlt are
rice ~ "a, w. aud We are selling a. the old
fu,t noaf NJ sHasdiy M our orders. Our pie
sehy storm, ssh.s per bag is takipE every
bur and .ne ara. We have the wbitess
r. Oily. ~, NJ and the best tea and coiiee In
's,h esgs .l', .y. havs creamery butter and
Y. n. 6TER,
Daily Republican., 1890-03-28

JrllI .ol Al private sale, my properly
IN hg!tensCi. Any Ont wishing " pmr-
t,e ssnr. rni en- or adhrtts On the
rud,g, ct - hlDg lf'eet, Wilmington,
|IlPY A tklEDEN, Proprietor. lsH
Daily Republican., 1890-03-28
THE PICKEIs' STOVE AND HEATER
COMPANY
atsos SIMPLIFY STREET,

Whore you can md the Victor Cook,
Sappello. Dandy Bona, and Richmond
Ranges all Guaranteed to give satisfac-
ton. The leading range il the new
Cappeilo: IL would pay you to call and
see tbefore buying elsew here.
- ~. y. We have no store at No. Q 3
Daily Republican., 1890-03-28

Nj. bsvla jsusi.r. . East Second u
Daily Republican., 1890-03-28
DR.. G. f. THEEL
63D q. Fourth Street.

below GREEN, ST, Philadelphia,
acknowledged by the press and public as tina
leading and reliable specialist In diseases OF
both sexes: SKIN DISEASES, BLOOD Poi
SON, DIscHARcE1, INFLANMATIoNs, BLAD-
bEE KIDNEYS, AEAnT, LuNGs. Ny meth
binitG the Aliopathic, Homeopathic and
Hcleetic systetns oil medicine, where all
others fall. NERVOUS DEaILifr, WAsIINa
OR, LhPEDIMkNTs u marriage want of de-
velepment etc. NJ superior knowledge
enables me to check these diseases I'm medlats-
ly, slyinG great suffering. Send for book
s1rhth" and sworn testimonials. hours.
daily from .. M. - p. m. Wednesday
and Saturday evenings only from D, M, 10
10 pI M, Sundays Till u.
Dent be huInbug9ed by quacks. Their
Cancellations u'0
Daily Republican., 1890-03-28

WAETED--TWO LIVE, ENER-
w getic men to canvass Tor Us. Liberal la
ducementa. Call between 0and evenings.
THE SINGER MFG CO.. SO Market s..
Daily Republican., 1890-03-28

LOVING REMINIsCENcEs.-No. ..
Daily Republican., 1890-03-28

I,OR RENT OR sAlE-FARM SEVEN
DIVINE Hundred. X miles from Harvey
station, b. 4 o. Il. r.. "a miles FROM this
city. viii sell on easy terms or exchange
for city property. Apply tod. L.. CAR
N. Lee, 200 W. second st. mlS-25td-4tw
Daily Republican., 1890-03-28

TlNTiON-ALL PERSONS DIE
n Iil-f erua i'.ic and chemicals or wtsl,
irf ihrr as'fliIilns or pirate receipt
,isisir rHron.lci With pure tAaleriflh
ElRL ke 81. Market utreet. Wilminxtsn,
Daily Republican., 1890-03-28

srrf,,ltsri'.l. spmi-noaihiy. Tcsrist
ltel'ug thesp r.ns, soulh.In rncinc
y1,.sr' ~ rfoadway, Sew YORK; r. =.
,yur AseuI, 81 :. ID 81, phita., or any
pallin,ttc snl ulIo Iieset Agent. S-iJ-iy-1tw
Daily Republican., 1890-03-28

Yly ANTED.-BRIGHT, ENERGETIC
w salesltdies who have had exper-
idnce In selling small wares. notions,
hosiery, gloves, corsets, md muslin un.
derwenr. only those who can come wcll
recommended need apply. Address
Lock Drawerli. Wilmington Post Onicc.
3-27-2t
Daily Republican., 1890-03-28

NANTED-A FIRsT-CLAss BAR
w beirut 2l7 West It'll steet, Will
inington, bel. 3-27-2tt
Daily Republican., 1890-03-28

rALESNlN WAITED AT OSCE.-A
. UgroaA men 10 soil our goods by
tan,plr tuiae Nholcsalc and tall trade.
Wrnrc ihc 10 rgst manufacturers In our
Inr. ,.Amtai AIRY paid. i'erinancnt
port,6, AupFy flvanced for wages,
s0,wA lng &c 90 terms address Cen
,rpi.Il VIZ, e. chicago, Ill. INST th-s-iin
Daily Republican., 1890-03-28

WAN TED OCCUPANTS FOR
w two furnished rooms with beard one
o leccnd story 'front.'. Apply at7ee King st
Daily Republican., 1890-03-28

"ANTEp. = BOARDERs, SECOND
w story front IL God Accommodation
t03 King street. 3-x7-2tt
Daily Republican., 1890-03-28

EOR RENT. EIaHT-ROoMED
Il houss, No. s0I West eth street, in perfect
order, with sas and bath. Apply to MRS.
j. II. JOUhDAN, No. TOT Washington street
Daily Republican., 1890-03-28

VIZ ANTED. 1000 SEWING MA
Nv chines to repair at Novelty Sc wing
Mhchiue shops. Calls promptly attended to.
Al work warranted. Al.p needles And oil.
BENTON. ais r.. Fourth ST.. Wilmington,
Daily Republican., 1890-03-28

Wilmington. Del, March rs, y
Daily Republican., 1890-03-28

hon RENT. - THREE OR FOUR
IL rooms In flrst class order. ut No.
Gus West Fourth street. 3l27-.ts
Daily Republican., 1890-03-28

Coaches will leave City Hall at lao, QF
those who prefer can take the Eiectrlo
Railway direct to place OF sale. m24-te
Daily Republican., 1890-03-28

Nor rem 1.-TWO NICE ROOMS
10 suitable for light housekeeping, at
No. 623 Mud son street. N-26-1ls
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-11-21

uns fortwdbrelfS umiGwaImelben
Wosfitos unO nnoeren ftedeuben sSn,
ieften m6sli9 mar. 3ueinial ninBten
mir anberoem, pom 9roBeH, idluar5en
Ameiien Dertrieben, wel6c iiberoH oui
Dem Bnoen, ionie IN ben Bauinftim.
men nno Strdud)ern umberlro9en,
nnleren 2a9erplat me9lefn.
am 0admittag mad)ten mir nus
wieber auf ben Neg mad bent Cato
nleineS 6reuubes, ipel9cii mir BET Solts
nenuntersans sliidlid erreidten.
Die Srauet, MGb6en uno senefte
tbeiften iiniere Sreree an benz @eliugen
Der SasS. Nad Der abenomabl3eit
bolten Die Scenes ibre Gineos un6 bic
bel feiier 8olfsmuiif feblcnoen aRarra.
cas- (@hiifinitrunlente, ser @ilitarre
ibnfif) berbet, niio bis IpGt en- bic
&a9t binein erl8alte Der eisentbiim.
ltd}e, melau6olilGe @eIang, 3u ip.ldeIa
fid Die Qeute, ipie eS ibnen gerabe Die
cin0i5t, 6ie Melobie 5ilben
tn6 Die Borte aus BEN Stegreif
oiGten.
Ginen Gag uerDeilte i9 nod BET mei>
iieut Sreunoe, banu ucrabi6ieScte i1
mid. Don SaclinSo lieB eS iid) ridt
nebnlen, mid periOuli9 mad Der e5taSt
3u begleiten.
No6 eirmal beiu9te ib lpdtcr BEN
r9ariben4 anf ieinem Sato ; aber cine
@elegenbeit, Sasuare s1 iaseli, bot iid
mir leioer nt9t pieoer.
SIS 'ipar meiiie erite unS leste Giser.
ia9b IN Siioamerifa.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-11-21

fine p,ESna5ney5s mi, e, n S;sssrt nm,
fferbffdbsn msrfeu bier fooiidi rTdfio
enftnifelt HI :
Mis tara, f;thr,r ei. fhcn hi,s.
.uatariide 9~eb,r,smeiie % frdots III r,
haunt ilber Sen hoSsnfo5sm ifrfin,
neid5sn "A iibsr min sreeh,,, Iris.n
mnsfe. ~
nmoefabr Sr,i ssisrt,f;obr, -
Sa iariete "a nm Ssr e,ouat6,,r
mein .grarfa fprano ia sntiSbnl,
nioens anf ,r1nfch1 81 rrS nsr.
Sdmo,a s
Gbsr Id uobr, RE u~nst,rbfStb,n
Rsrfe ii6er Bic Geifmabrheif ,inS M
notirIihe a,hensms;sss NM f,usrte q,
NIT s;nem he,ssn ssi,,Se i, ~. os,r,,,.r J.
ere Sas ma oo,, Ss Sa,,s - .rSrS2,+
lstna ,;r Hohr nh h,.ssr, Hrriou,
erb;eII III nm einem u,eIner Trsr,,Se
ma st Romi rio foJosnSs mcnr;%t
~ fc,.st;. s
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-11-21
tfdrsen,@ rieinte er.

,l1nsY Fdgen sic. ali9 Sran urb
ainber "a mari ib i9nuoertb elm.
,91in natirli5 Bei ben 3ifberti
mab man ID bafS als rlSsli9 a~tfansefi.
Dns Idiitt Tic Dor Grfdltuna. gis
fpiifen bas gar nidt anners. Sreili9
foftete es I'M Nufanse barte admpfe,
aber Jest iinb fie es setoobnt,A fagte q
nit elmer Bcftimnitbeit, fpelhe ntmts 3n
ipini6en iibrig lieB.
limb ball,l n1iiHeu fe piel frifmts
@aiier trinfe1t, bas erbdlt bos Blnt
blum nrb IdnDelnfrlt ale 9ranfbettss
ftoffe aus benz Ia6rper."
r6d6n gelaet," ertpioerte i'd. .ober
i1 muB Sbflert Offeu geifrbett, boB s9bre
i ainocr aae bleidl iin6 balb ~erfrorett
ansleben. Die Sur fdtirit bod lire
'beoenfliden Seiteil jul boben.s
sic IaDtem Iotbert .Grr,1 uteiilfe
sr. ues III feius Gut. : sss ift bic ssatiars
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-11-21
Gin @ooea.

Gin Heselbafter >rrbur56e iest
iih in eiiei1 ele9anfenN iueut 3iinfts
Ter ~seseniiber an ben Tt femuit Die
6dnoe in bic @etten, rondt lpie ein
Danpiidiii unb FART ietncnG fseniiber
nnperi9dnit ir's @eiidt. Der Siuffler
sisbt rubig Pnpier nnb Bleiffift ans
Der Tnf6e, betrahtet ben Bauer ino
besiniit ID 3ei9nen. Bauer: ,Mds
seidnen &c beni Sa ?a-3hntter
Den dreitetf 2imuiel, Der MIR In l1ci.
ne,1 3eber poraefomrieu it,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-11-21
GA anIant.

Srdulein: .8itte, ;iebeu Sie
mir bod bieieu Sabi aus, i5 fain's
Dor S1mer3 nidt mebr onSbaltcn.4 =
Snn0er 3aGmar5t: 30, ipenri
gle mir eiieu aus seben, mcin Srdn,
leia. reiB i1 Sbnci ale Sdbne aus"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-11-21
asskaftt araae.

afieffor: .g;ie molten perrei,
fen? Glfe Snn9fer: .9a,
Derr aiieiior. IN metuent 9onft iDirb
aIes uou Oruno aus aet oe1nadDt unb
serid6nsrt.s - a~ffeIior: sggas
limb ba bleiben Sic niGt a. ,Sdnie? p
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-11-21
Orr fire..

$50 lit oenn SIR 8ruber, Srduleir
Miiqer i" =. Der stne Dor brei Sab.
rem nad auerifa inb If, Die CT uua
9eiteSi i6reibt. ieit etnern Sabr Der.
fmnIiru a
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-11-21
NaterIiehe.

Mutter: .StEes Mtaria. g Yep,
perl is forfi!ter Die 2eIerftie9en 'nnns
ter g'falIen." Cater: rSacra,
laera = Der pirb bod net mel tteu'S
Seibef a'iarnm a'f4laaeil baben!.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-11-21

S9anipieter: rSoltert mir
nift Elm paar 9ifiae auf Der Bibue
anbrinseri, 9err Resilisur? Das Rus
btitum muB bod Diffei, baB bas Stiid
In eiiiem Sbiersarten ipiett T. = Res
~siiieur: .@an5 iiberflhfi9! SobalS
sic auftreten, r,erfen Die Seute i9ou.
moran lie iinb.A
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-11-21
aaiernhofbIathe.

unteroffi3ter gum &efruten):
.@rasbapfer, MAIDEN Sie bod fein
@eiidt ipie Gin Suba, bas, itatt zines
@ieS, cine BiDar6fu9ei 9etest bat !"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-11-21
oiuhTiher Rerrafh.

MehIhanbIerS
,94ir ualtft bod nnier Webf fefber.1
- Diermirtb8sS abn: ruuo
mir brnueu uuier Bier ietber.. ~
Wefnnirtts.E o4ter: limb mir
MAIDEN nnleren Weiii Ielber.@
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-11-21
sus Der 9adterIdare.

2ebrer: .@ena sic ii9 sidt beie
fern, @iio, lper6e i9 mai nit Ssrer
Mama ipre6en!- : Gtia: I'D,
geben Sie; i'd bin bod erit oier5eba
Sabre olt!S
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-11-21
GAInafertia.

Srofeiior (im Grameu): $50
finoet man Die meiiten Diamoiiteii p
-Ganbioat: .Sn ben 9fanbbdu.
sern -
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-11-21

MID perIa6cm, rlt ieinen anebteu gin.
pEbpnnsen be;iisli9 unIerer. fur ben
Ea9ften Tag 9eplanteu Saso 81 geber.
lutsreeilen perfudte td, mid burd
!!tItDt flsine @ej1snfe, 8erleu, Soften,
SANDER unS bergfetneu, nit ben Sahl'
ead porbanbeneit 9tnberrt ;n b~efreut.
sti. bon ben bic Siin9erert gang fadt,
" aelteren MIR n~ofhSirftis beflei0et
Ess.h, 9ate umbransten iie utf
laetllo urb freii6enb, tp6bren6 t9
Eit thasn ider;te, Bis Ole Come pers
NY ulS eS banu raid ;unebntfnb bnu.
IN @eMeinidoit nit benz Aariben
~ leilter Sanlilie iiahnl i4 bic QBeg6s
Saellett GIN. Sic beftanS aus eiris1
Al Wemijeinppe, benz Gancode ae.
Sss'ltell Natioualseri9t 8ene;uelass,
~ slir portreffii9 intnbete. Do mir
sse!eptsetsn, ani nddften Moraett
XVI tnr Saee auf;ubreden, unb Der
ss9eusriloe 9fitt mid ern1ibet bate,
m.lu0if i9 mid bolb 1T rteine 6Gnoe.
-s'ls: relde r,einent WunIGe oent&s
solleaeat 9beil Der Sitte bsfefiat
ssosa mar. Gtn letfter, 6itlid,er
- oradts eiae erfnidenbe 9hhfe
es1l bttBer Gaee, NIB ieft il, uietne
Ssas aslalt j4lisi to elm.
g Aa1sSafkfA& tpHrbe ID
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-11-21


G%ntieruuna BON benz Saguar monte th
bic Bii6ie Si,m anI9la9 brtngen, oer
Snbianer binberte mi9 baraa rno 500
mid an arm nod fpeiter Dor. Self
uno falt lief cs mir iiber ben 6iden.
Sett iteIte 5i6 Der Snbtaner neben
mid irb itemrte feline 2anSe. bic Optic
mad horn 9enei9t, alf bie Gr6e 9e9erl
Ieinen redtel Sub, inbern er mir baftia
sufliiiterte: yS9te6t i'm tn oas In9e,
Senor, unb nern SIR mir etrter Se'
fallen erlpeiien uolt, trefft.4
Der Saeuar i9ien uns bislane nod
uift benerft 81 babeu. CT bate aud
seniiscnS gu tbun, iid Die tDiitbenSen,
tmner toler auf i'm ein~oringenoer
6unbe pom 2eibe ST balten.
Mcine Sanb 3~Itterte. ais i9 ets
SiifIe erbub. Wtit @etpalt fdnlpfte i'd
meine erfldrlite aufresnu9 nieber
aenau nabm ib bas ltnfe Inge oea
xbiereS auf's aorn riiS briidte ab.
Der SGub fradte. Gin lantes.
morferiGiittcrnbes @ebeul, eridalte,
@lei6,citis ipurbe ih bur9 ei1el frdfs
tt9eH sStoB pel Stlle nlo s" Ooo'i
sei6Teubert.
Als i'd i9neG ipieSer onfiprong, Lag
Der Snguar, nit ben Easet nm iif
fhlogenb, auf BEN 8iiden, an Der
Gtede, mo ib ioeben sejtonben bate.
Die 3neiidneibise 9an;e bes Suoin'
ners ffedte t6ni tief I'M 0eibe.
u sSn bteitr @eiie tptrb Der Sa9uar
nj raj I'M 9anbe erlest. SobalS Ct
: Aer 3usel eetrpHen ipirb, f9nsli
j. md liner liegeiiben Stennug etipor,
Iett. ieia s3esfen ardfte faniniellb,
me- re S,,, birues onf feline Ni'
orsifer :; mn fprtnst 10 In bic thu
$500 s. 90 Die 3nltbliti9feit
urS SeiSidfi6iefS nit Der bic 9noia'
u nso s;,;i R"nSSaS., kelpnrbsrnnss'
ipsrth. Mibaliidt e, AAes
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1890-03-12

Yesterday II was clear and dry. Still with
all these disadvantages against II the Se-
bewaing coal came OF victorious. When
due allowance Is made for the difference
In tho weather II Ia found that the use OF
tho Sebewaing coal would represent a saw
ing OF about ten per cent 10 the Michigan
Central. The one thing yet required to
complete tho test Is the amount OF water
used on zach OF the trips. This informa-
ton will be furnished later and Il will fur
thor establish the superiority OF the dusky
diamonds found so near Bay City. All OF
the parties interested are naturally elated
over the result OF tho test. Tho Import
anco OF II 10 this vicinity and TO Bay City
cannot DO oyerestlmated. By tho work
ing Of the mine a splendid farming coun-
try will be opened up. A little colony OF
not less than 1000 persons will be en-
ployed TO work the mine, and the supplies
for the workmen will invariably come
from hero. One thing yet Is required and
that Is railroad out to the mines to bring
the coal and the resulting traffic to Bay
City. tits said the Michigan Central intend
TO run branch out to Sebewaing from
Munger station, and twenty-five miles OF
road Is all that is required from that point.
Citizens are asked TO urge the company to
do so as soon as possible, and IL is whis-
pered that Saginaw has her eyes turned
In the direction OF the coal fields and that
the Flint and Pere Marquette company
Is thinking OF connecting the new dlscov-
cry of mineral wealth with tho city above
tho bar.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1890-03-12
Coal Nearer Alpena.

The following from the Bay City
Tribune, will give the readers an idea
Of the value Of the coal recently dis.
covered at Sebewaing, which is distant
by water from this city about one
hundred miles:
A comparative test has been made OF
the Sebewaing coal and tho result
is most satisfactory to all parties concern
cd, as II establishes beyond doubt the
value Of the new discovery. The test has
been made by tho Michigan Central which
uses Ohio coal every day. Last Tuesday
Sebewaing coal was used on tho trip be-
tween Bay City and Jackson. Il was
found that $500 pounds of the coal was
burned on tho trip and that this left 56s
pounds OF ashes. Yesterday Ohio coal
was used for the same trip on tho same
engine. The amount OF coal consumed
was $3.50 pounds, or 450 more than Of the
Sebcwaing coal, and tho ashes left was
SOC pounds more than In tho other case.
Everything In the test was In favor Of tho
Ohio coal, for Tuesday, when the Scbe-
waing coal was used, the day was very
stormy and the rails wet and slippery
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1890-03-12
County Fair.

Another attempt is to be made to
hold the annual meeting Of the Alpe-
ma County Agricultural Society, and
the date of the meeting is Wednesday,
March 26tb, at 2 o'clock 2. NJ. The
meeting will be held in the office of
w. E. Rogers, and it is hoped that
there will be large attendance of
citizens interested in the success of the
society. There is good deal of inn
portant business to transact. Officers
are to be elected, premium list ar
ranged, the date of the next fair de-
cided, and last years business to be
settled. Some arrangements should
be made to have large exhibit at the
next fair. We would suggest that
arrangements be made to have agents
of the society in each township collect
the exhibits of grain, vegetables and
fruit, and that the society bear the
expense of bringing such exhibits to
the fair and arranging them. 1t is
not possible for most farmers to trav.
ell twenty or thirty miles. be in town
two days, and incur other heavy ex.
penses in order to exhibit the products
Of their farms. 1t is asking too much
of them to do so. We believe that
the farmers will cheerfully furnish
samples of their products for exhibit.
ton, and we believe that large num-
bers Of them will attend the fair the
second day, provided a reasonable
program Of amusements is arranged.
With fine weather, the fair could be
made both interesting and profitable,
and be of great benefit to the county.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1890-03-12
Fabulous Prices for Orchids.

These flowers are as costly as they
are wonderful, and they are not only
curious and extremely rare. but the
blossoms, when cut of, will stay fresh
for two weeks. Single blossoms have
been sold for s25 and $50, while the
value of the plants range from 500
to 81 900 each. Four of the most
prominent Orchid growing houses in
the United States will make competi-
tive exhibits at the Detroit Floral ex-
hibition, April 22-25. The Detroit
Journal is sparing no pains to insure
to lovers of flowers rare treat. No
such exhibition of Orchids has ever
been held in Michigan.
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Sir Knights will be Interested.

The Detroit Commandery, X. T.,
will erect the casino tabernacle booth,
at the Detroit April flower show, and
they promise unique and imposing
structure. 1t will represent fortress
on the island of Malta, and, like those
Notifications for 500 years, will bear
the colors of the Knights Templar.
A detail from the Commandery, in
ancient chain armor, will be constant
ly on guard to protect the garrison Of
the "helpless maidens," who will wear
the Commandery colors of black and
white.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1890-03-12
CITY Lots to be Auotioned Off.

Geo. II. Brefle wishes to announce
to the people of Alpena and vicinity
that on April 9th, 1890, at 10 o'clock
A. NJ, he will auction off Is city lots.
These lots are located in the western
quarter of the city, which is now build
ing up very rapidly. For further
particulars see the plat at Mr.. Brnf-
he's store, on Chisholm street, next to
the Culligan block. This sale will af-
ford the enterprising young men of
Alpena an opportunity to invest their
spare money in a profitable manner.
Gro. III. BRoEFFLE,
Auctioneer,
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Notice to Stockholders of Alpena Loan
and Building Association.

The annual meeting Of the stock
holders of the association will he held
at their Office, room 4, Dawson block
in the city of Alpena, Michigan, on
Tuesday, March 25th, 1890, at eight
o'clock P. NJ, for the purpose of elect
ing four directors, in accordance with
the provisions of the bylaws, and
transacting such other business as may
legally come before the meeting.
0. l.. PARTRIDGE,
March 6, 1890. Secretary.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1890-03-12

The first annual banquet of the An
cient Order Of Hibernians, Of this city,
will be given at the rink next Mon
day evening. Elaborate preparations
have been made to entertain the guests
with music, speeches and banqueting,
and there is no doubt but that the af-
fair will be an enjoyable one.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1890-03-12

A false alarm was given Monday
afternoon. The alarm was caused by
q little blaze at the residence of G. III.
Reynolds, on Hitchcock street. Both
companies we're out. While No. 2 was
turning the corner at Bolton & Nc
Rae's. the king bolt of the sleigh flew
out and the gallant firemen were tum-
bled out rather unceremoniously, the
sleigh box and hose going with them.
No one was hurt.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1890-03-12

The benefit Of the ice crop to Tawas
this winter can be readily seen from
the fact that the four ice companies
there will pay for wages and other ex.
penses some $4,000. One company
is from Cleveland and two from De-
troit. 1t is believed that the ice COM
panies will make permanent bust
ness of storing ice there, and ship it
to Detroit, Cleyeland and other places
where il Is needed.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1890-03-12

The purim masquerade ball given
by the Jewish citizens last Thursday
evening, at the hall in the Denton
block, was a great success and was
we'll attended. Several citizens from
Au Sable were present.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1890-03-12

A letter received this week from A.
w. Comstock, from Lake Lucaruo,
Italy, states that himself and family
we're enjoying pleasant trip. He
will soon leave for Paris and London,
and expects to arrive at Alpena about
the first Of April.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1890-03-12

A pleasant surprise party was given
at the residence of H. Greenbaum,
Saturday night, to the young folks, by
Miss Berger and Henry Breslaur.
There we're refreshments and music
and those present passed a very en-
joyable time.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1890-03-12

II. Il. Morse has got over 200 cords
of tan bark piled on his dock near the
Second street bridge. The bark was
brought from the Bean Creek region,
and ten or twelve teams were employ
ed in hauling the bark here.
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AM alarm of fire wac sounded aho

An alarm of fire was sounded about
four o'clock Sunday afternoon, being
the first fire alarm given for some
weeks past. The fire was in the house
of Henry Smith, No. 115 Seventh
street north. Both hose companies
were at the place In short time, and