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Connecticut western news., 1890-05-14
THE LoNeuE POINT HORROR.

Nearly 16O Lunatics Burned to Death in l Quebec. MONTREAL, May 8.-As the full details of the Longue Pointe asylum fire become known the horror is intensified, and the person is derided who asserts that the num- ,ber of the dead does not exceed sixty. It is known by the last report to the Quebec government that there were 1,780 inmates instead of ,3OO This much is certain, no one will ever know the number of victims.
 From the best information it seems likely that there are 150 dead. The coroner, with the Hon. Premier Mercier, Judge Dugas, Senator Thibadeare and two cpown minis ters arrived at the scene last evening, and If enough material can be found an inquest will be held. The firemen have left the ground and the heat is dying out in the ruins.
 The following is the most complete list obtainable of those who are known to have perished in the flames: 1 Archambault, Delphine patient
 Beaudrey, Victoria, patient.
 Bouthillier, Sister, <>-.
 Dsmers, Christine. patient.
 Gravel, Louise, num- a
 Gravel, Maria, nun. ~,T-ss 1 Gilbert Sister.
 Huot, Mrs., patient. x. IT ! Kelly, Mrs, patient. f.>isa. ! Lachance, Camille, patient. <. '.t~
 Lacroix, Augustine, patient. f>~@..
 Letournay, Miss, patient. DI.Ahaia, Miss patient.
 F.MacNicholls, Victoria, nun.
 Marchant, Euzebe, patient
 Malone. Bridget, patient
 McGibbon, Miss, patient, daughter of Alexander McGibbon, government inspector of Indian sup plies.
 Richard, Eliza, patient f St. Louis, Ellie, patient. .
 St. Denis, Marie, patient.
 Therriault, Mrs., patient.
 Williams, Mrs., patient.
 Among the missing are Walter Robinson, of No. 24 Cadieux street; two brothers, Gauthier, rich farmers from Saint Lin; J. B. Parent of St. Isidore and young priest from western Canada, named 1rosseap.
Connecticut western news., 1890-05-14

Don't take any chances with stub- born cough or cold. If neglected it may be pneumonia to morrow. If other remedies have failed you do not be discouraged. Try once more. Swift's Wild Cherry Cough Balsam cures when all others fail.
Connecticut western news., 1890-05-14
The Best of Fersilixers.

Fl. J. Baker x Bro.:
 planted two-thirds of an acre Corn, used 400 lbs. of "AA" Phosphate, without other manure. Yield, s7 bushels, soil light. con- sider it one of the best of fertilizers.
 JOHN VAUGHAN,
 nAyhrook, ConA,
Connecticut western news., 1890-05-14

A grand bazaar will be held in Citi- zen's hall, commencing May IT. under Patrick's church. A beautiful gold watch will be contested for by the following popular young ladies Miss Nellie Smith, Falls Village; Miss Maggie Mansfield, Canaan Miss Mary Lynch, Lakeville. A parlor organ and a variety of useful and ornamental articles are to be canvassed on during the bazaar. A good orchestra will be in attendance each evening. All are cor dially invited to attend. Admission to hall, 15 cents.
Connecticut western news., 1890-05-14
FALLS VILLAGE.

Chas Pulver having gone into the jewelry and watch repairing business at Lakeville, does not forget the associa- tions of this place, having spent Sun day here with friends. - Frank Anson, now of Millerton, was a guest of friends here Sunday.
 T. Tucker is here from Torrington, experimenting the building of an addi- tion for the accommodation of F. P. Barnum.
 The harmony of colors displayed on the house, barn and fences of B. w. Spur shows to good advantage what paint in the hands of skillful workmen will do.
 The observance of Holy Communion at the Congl church Sunday was made more deeply interesting by the receiv- ing of five young ladies into full membership with the church on the profession of faith and acceptance of church laws.
 The pupils under the tutorage of Prof Harvey are creditably progressing in the decidedly pleasing "Queen Esther" oratorio, which is sure to please an audience.
 A favorable. time to purchase furni- ture at discount is offered at the sales rooms of Hall, Hornbeck X Co.,, next Saturday.
Connecticut western news., 1890-05-14

SSANeASe informed, although informed by Mrs instead of Miss in regard to it. Prof Harvey's letter in another column gives "honor to whom honor is due"
 Within the past few weeks we have received numerous congratulations and words of praise from our townsmen upon the improved appearance of THE NEWS in it's ' home print" guise. Now we appreciate this liberal commendation of our efforts to make an improvement in the paper, and it encourages us in our hope of making still greater improvement, but while these kind words encourage there is still another kind of words that discourge us, and render it rather uphill work to make the improvements we should like to. Almost everyone speaks of the improv- ed appearance of the paper, and are glad to know that the town of North Canaan can support such paper, all of which they sincerely mean, but should he happen to be one of our business men, we would remark "Yes, that's all very good, and we should ike!to see your business card or advertisement ln our columns" to which he would reply: ooh, we'll, don't know, hardly think it would pay me to adver- tise, never have done any, and have always had pretty near all the business wanted" Now it is encouraging to hear complimentary words upon all sides, but it is decidedly discouraging to have 8 man follow up his words of praise by refusing to even run busi- ness card. aud the consequence is we
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-11
COURT RECORDS


CIRcrIr-Hon. n. c. Burch, Judge
James BJyl8n ". Patrick J. OConnOr,
tEespase 0u lho ease; verdict, no cause
of action judgment for defendant Tor
costs and against Norman B- Miller,
surety Francis King ys. Francis :.
Bates. implicated with Peter COppcnsi
a,sumpst Wm. l.. Grove, Judge
Henry \. Anderson 90 al, ~. Ia Flora
:. Baker ct al; cnanceryi hearing re-
sumed.
ScPERi0R-lIon. r. A. Burlingame,
judge-Ihc People vs. VIM. llensleE,
deadly assault; on trial.
INIrFD ~rATEs CIGCuIT-liOn. III. r..
Sevcrgus. district udge-Ashley l.. BAH
W. Martha NJ 1Ompkins et al; argu-
mcuts a part oa petition OF receiver
ard motion OF defendants Tompkins to
discharge receiver; and further hearing
thereof continued until January 10.
PaoBArE-Cyrus +. Perkins, Judge
Estate Nicholas IOst, deceased; letters
les.ameutay issued 10 Gertrude Iost.
Estate of james :. Reynolds, deceased
report 0i sale ol real estate AICd, con-
luueI and deed executed.
P0ucE-Hoo. John T. Holmes. pre-
sidug-t.ty rs. Frank Myers, drunk; -.
Clty ~. Et. %. Mallory, drunk; s.. Poo
pie IS. Albert Green, hastardy; on trial.
City Is. L.. ID. Harris, disorderly; ad-
jOurucd t.ll Jan. "A, 3p. m. CItyIys. Chas.
Dowd, drunk; -. City VS.. Frank Boy
land, breach OF the peace; adjourned
ull January Is, 3 p. m. City vs.. j. T..
Dyer, same Ofensc; same order.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-11
FLetcher and VANITY are his attorneys.
ANNUAL REPORTS FILED.
Three More 90 n Local Manpfactorie
Comply with the Law.

hfee More 81 ihH Local MonufactOrtes
Comply with the Law.
The annual report Of the Belknap
Wagon and Sleigh Company was flied
yesterday. The capital stock is $50, 900,
of which $40 900 IS paid IN. The amount
sand to be invested in real estate is
20,55L07, and IN personal estate Is
S45.069.69 The debts of the company
are S33,09l.47 and the credits due
amount To so, ,665.63.
The Grand Rapids Stave Company
filed lt. annual report also The cap
4tai stock OF 50, 900 IS all paid in. The
amount invested ia real estate Is S24,-
3s0.77 and the personal estate amounts
10 Sl4.722.53. The debts of the corpora
ton amounts to sl7 ,292.62 and the
credits are SI3,9S9.32.
The Prlestly Express Wagon and
Sleigh Company reports It's affairs as
follows: Capital stock $1,000, paid in
Su,0 900. Invested IN personal estate,
ol0.9iS.32; debts, S6,s3O.37; credits due,
SD, 1861.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-11

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Telegram-herald., 1890-01-11
RoBY WANTS DAMAGES.
A Big suit For Damages Commenced
Against lhe City.

Junus W. Eoty Of Rome. Indiana,
t.ed a declaration for the commence
m.ut of a suit asams. the ctyot Grand
Rapids, tle United States circuit
court yesterday.
The b.,i s.,s forth that the city, by It's
neglect ana eAItles-nes,, allowed the
sidewalk ON south Ialayette-st., be-
tween Wealthy 4ud Moaaam-afus., TO
b.caue o3yed and broken, ald fell
uf holes, aui that Ou the cveu-
laLof June 2t a Is>j. complainant
stepped utO one oI these holes ana was
thrown down. Ale claims tulC hc ,us-
tanned SERIOUS and permanent injuries
% d., spDc aud rupture IN each gruu;
that he was, be10re the tail, an able
bodied man, capable OF earning 8 per
day .u ms business a, furniture dealer.
lie has been obliged 10 lay Out 500 for
medical attendance, and has suffered
great pain and inconvenience. Ia con-
sequence OF his injuries, said to be
caused hy the cty's negligence, he de-
mauds damages 70 the amount oil So
O0O
Fletcher and W3nfy are ms ATTORNEYS
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-11
The Goods VIII he sold.

Daniels and Ives, of Detroit, who
were creditors Of Harry Newman, the
Caaal-st. clothicr, to the amount OF
S2J5S, have advertised the goods foi
sale winch they replevined from him
and the sheriff Will receive bids at auc-
ton, on Monday next, at 10 o'clock in
the morning.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-11
Ont ms ont.

For IN grippe, influenza pains, take
one tca,pOoutul of ~tCkctee's Neuralgia
Drops, NIX with cupful cold water,
take tablespoonful every hour from
TINS mixture, and two grains of Guinno
three times daily This ecipc Is being
used with success.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-11

II YOU are in need Of dinner set.
now Is the time to buy it, as II. Leon
ards Sons IL Co. arc having a special
sale on them. They have some lines that
they are closing out entirely and arc
Offering them at way down prices.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-11
ror Tic Eeneft of The Emerson.

the "LIttle Folks Will give a choice
musical and elocutionary entertain
ment at independence Hall, No. 90
N0lr0c-st., on Wednesday evening,
January -. Tickets 20 cents, children
half price.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-11
sick ia Chicago.

y. II. Donovan, Of the Kent County
Street Railway, is sick IN Chicago, and
il is expected that the hearing of the
injunction SUIT that was to have Oc-
CURED on Tuesday next, VIII have TO
be postponed OH that account.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-11

Las been granted a. leEe4s- u l-
--ol.
Beers b.aze.lse Is seriously W a.-l
pneumonia a. A.- board l-s F-t-0s -
-grlssl.
tle .4rseg " tne Canal route, iIom
lamont 10 anald Haven. IL delayed -
h-ll.ey Alssel's grippe
Henry Eoes.nk aged = years died
eary --er1ay morning u couslllp-
uo-, lasJsled ~ IA zf.l lle-
81. CD. Hlz14rt and 81 T.. Tomln,on
have been chosen elders ~ Lle West
minister fra,ly ly5eral Cllrcl.
Ih= commercial travellers ot tlls city
H.l Meet at sweet. tonight to arrange
tae details VI their annual party.
fal-.es ali other flowers have been
.l bloom n Mrs. Evelyn Arnold
garden 1u lQllegs-ave. ali winter.
Collector slafer las cleared four
cases of plat- glass Tor the =. gl lrli-
tlrs Company, from Fuarlh, Germany.
Detective Cast. outstanding the
grippe. brought 90 lucIus ID. Hams Tor
a-lr4egly and k4te boss Iog larceny
yesterday.
lt IS rumored that John T.. Emery,
~ tne 0. Is. Il l. baggage room. "a. M
take unto himself a Or.de some llale
,rr .,t 49,. -,,.---',,. 81
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rls and sellers
pA Dyer anu Frank Boy .tri
~ ".','- o''l'a'.'' '','
-... --.-i '01 1l'-'1--a 5 d ,''a-
i- young attorneys oI tAe city VII
-l JonL IL. E4L.n MA ofnce n taa
a.. ........' A -'.A- " ,1-'17''iy e'e--'t'
Ny
me -ns OK TIE ratc CLERKS OF the
a..A gan Assoc alton VAL be held at
Detroit on tuesday next tor ihs pur-
-. '''-a-9 l'e ittt -Aee-
At- .nfy g. Post wll begin series
'' s-.'- i- s. ici..tf-1.s Oh ile afternoon
Ni .Htl "-l Pc ht.i weekly hereafter
"1 l-.' rooms iu tue New Kendall block.
he numerous friends az \. II. Roy
h'-l-f "a' mas otru dangerously SEX
-.-D mrs 'Linaa lAf, Will he pleased 20
lrtr1 tatt 1c IS un lae road to recovery.
Harry ID. smith. of the Morton House
e-r stand, has been seriously lll for
p, aI.y three weeks lie WILL oe able to
attend I1 h-s d'tl-es aga-n in day or
t"'-
The furniture men from various parts
OF tAe country have fairly taken
possession oi tne town. There were
I'D 'i ii.m aI the Morton House on
tuii-,liF SAt
Collector u. j. DcOru.nk, Of the Sec
Ond ward, at O'Clock Yesterday
t'loosnt larger proportonof the taxes
"ai uten pa-d thls year than last year
Al -- same tlue.
Lccmau !. Goats has commenced a
s,rt n assumpst Iu the circuit court. bv
a summons issued against James ri.
i"ouas- Weaver, Temple IS Wsent
A'o '''9 attorneys.
Iae taking OF testimony, i'm the
Albert Green bastardy case. w1, COM
p.e,et the police court Yesterday
afternoon. II viii bee argued and sub
l'-lied 'nls morning
itc most Obduratc aud skcptCal phy-
eltn 10 the city at last confesses his
oe"ti tlat the genuine Russian grip is
Hefe- his name IS W. II. DeCamp and
he has u n h.s family.
Carl Beales, the late chief clerk I'm
tAe Z. & W. u. aud tors Office, who
recently moved 70 his new ranch IN
New Mexico. has been succeeded in the
Office by Chauncy O.. Whitney.
The independent Order of Foresters
wil hold 4 meeting At the Bridge
street House on January rs. All the
ta.I othfers ot the order VIII he pres
t' +.lA -i'@ DAcIctets WIZ cio0e win n
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-11

Frank II. Latta sells Ben Hur cigars
Try them.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-11

For The next two weeks ] will make
2 q -cOuut of - per cont. TO my custom
crs ON all their purchases for cash.
j. /. WILKES.
January Z 1890
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-11

smoke aud chew Finest and Bravest"
Tobacco. >utc the cards. They are
safrnr1e.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-11

loose.s Red Clover Pile Remedy, is
q positive specific for all forms of the
disease. Blind, Bleeding, Itching, u
cesatcd, and Protruding Pilcs-Price
soc. For salo 10y White * White drug
gists, Morton House block.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-11

Dinner s O. ~ ru'r0u> prices at II.
Tr.aarI's Sons g. Co. Clearance sale.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1890-03-05
Steamboat Arrival.

The sound of steamboat whistle
last Friday morning, February 2Sth,
attracted considerable attention from
the citizens here. The sound came
from the steam whistle of the propell-
err jerks, which had just arrived from
Port Huron. This is the first time
that a steamboat has arrived ct this
port in February. The jerks came
after cargo of ice for Port Huron
parties. Moses Shabono took the con-
tract of cutting the ice and putting it
aboard. AT the time of the arrival
of the jerks there was no ice in the
bay, and the river was free of ice al
most as far up from the mouth as the
Churchill mill. The steamer first en-.
tered the river, but shortly after sail
ed to the boom formed by the Church
i'll and Fletcher wharfs, at which place
she was loaded with ice on Saturday.
After her arrival, this place was visit
ed with the coolest temperature of the
season, and the mercury sinking be-
low zero, caused ice to form extensive
ly. The jerks tried to get out of the
bay after she was loaded, but south.
erly wind had filled the bay with ice,
and as the steamer was not properly
ironed, she was obliged to turn back,
as the sharp new ice was cutting her
planks.
She carried about one hundred tons
Of ice, and Alpena is over two hun
dred dollars better off by the transac-
ton. This community would like to
dispose Of several thousand tons of
ice to people in places where the ice
crop has failed. We have an unlim-
tied supply of the much needed ar.
ticle.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1890-03-05

j. III. Brownies theatrical company
are to appear at the Opera House on
the evening of the Oath. The follow
ing is an extract from the Kalamazoo
Gazette
The popularity of theJ. H. Browns
theatre company becomes wider at
each performance. Last night, at the
Grand, they gave another first class
performance to fair sized audience.
All who have not seen this company
will not miss it if they attend one of
them. Tonight the Hoop Of Gold
will be given. This is play that tells
beautiful story in manner that new
er fails to please, the many intense and
realistic situations are brought out
admirably by these people. This play
has never been seen here, and it should
be given big reception. Remember
that at this engagement popular prices
prevail, and all who desire can get
their seats at the box Office during
the day.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1890-03-05
Ice CrOp,
ROBERT STONE,
Deputy Great Commander


If the weather continues as mild
during the rest of the winter as it has
done during the past three months ice
will prove valuable article of COM
merce. AT Detroit, Cleveland, and
other places the ice crop has proved a
failure, and many thousands of tons
Of ice will be needed before the next
summer is over. This needed supply
of ice will have to come from the
northern portion of Michigan. AT
Tawas a Cincinnati firm is storing
away several thousand tons of ice,
which will be shipped by vessel to the
places where it is needed. On the
Michigan Central railroad hundreds
of cars are used to transport ice from
the inland lakes Of the northern part
of the lower peninsula to Saginaw
and other places. One firm has rented
a lake not far from Black River and
will store large amount of ice.-
Large quantities are being stored at
other places, and the result of the
open winter can not fail to result in a
large amount of money being circulat-
ed along the shore for ice. 1t has
given great employment to labor. At
Detroit the price of ice has already
gone up one hundred per cent. In
this city more ice has been stored away
than on former years, and in view of
the scarcity in other portions of the
country, it is likely that a large amount
will yet be gathered for shipment.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1890-03-05
Thunder Bay Tent, No. 254, K. o. T

On February 10, 1900, had 20 charter
members; on February Goth, had 90 char.
ter members, and on March 9th, will have
80 charter members. And still they come
The "bees" are swarming into the new
hive. The third regular meeting of the
Tent will occur tonight, In the National
Union hall, over Monaghan's drug store
All persons who desire to become charter
members should call on the undersigned
before the meeting.
The following Is the authority under
which the new Tent Is organized
Great Commanders office Knights
Of the Maccabees of Michigan.
West Branch, Jan'y 90, 1890
Robert Stone, ID. G. c., Alpena, Mich.
Sir Knight Yours OF 2Sth inst, with
action of Alpcna Tent, No. 1903, In rcgard
to new Tent at your place at hand.
Permission was granted you on the 20tf
inst. to organize new Tent i'm the city Of
Alpena, and forwarded for signatures Of
the other members OF tho Elk. Committee
and seal OF ct. Camp. II will reach you
soon-but you need not wait it's arrival to
begin your work Of getting charter mem
bers. With best wishes for the success
of the new tent as we'll as the old one,
remain, yours fraternally,
d. p. Marley,
ct. Commander
The following is tho receipt for the
charter fee:
Office OF tho CT. r. K, X. o. T. M
Port Huron, Feb'y 23d 1890
Received Of Thunder Bay Tent, No. 254
State Of Michigan, per Robt. Stone, d. G
c., the sum Of seventy-flve dollars, In full
for charterfce. n. s. BoYNToN, G. r. X
| hereby certify that have organized
Thunder Bay Tent, No. 254 In conformi
ty with the above authority and the con
stltution of the Great Camp, X. o. T. NJ
for Michigan.
ROBERT STONE,
Deputy Great Commander
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1890-03-05
The Grummond steamers Coming

The Detroit Free Press of March
1st has the following: "The steamers
Atlantic and Flora, of Grummond's
Mackinac line, are now being thor
oughly overhauled. The Atlantic,
Captain Jones, makes her first trip on
the 10Th, taking in Lake Huron ports.
The steamer Flora, Captain Meikle-
ham, leaving on the 18th, and contin-
uing to make regular weekly trips
from that date forward. The Allan.
tic and Flora will both call regularly
at Toledo this season."
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1890-03-05

Wonder what has been done with
the proposed ordinance, that the Coun-
Gil was going to adopt, in regard to
preventing cows from illegally stray.
ing about the streets and destroying
property. AT present the city is re-
sponsible for any and all damage done
by cows while they roam about the
city. BY an old ordinance, the Coun-
Gil tries to set aside the State law, and
by so doing, the city, in our opinion,
becomes responsible for any damage
done. Repeal the old ordinance.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1890-03-05

The Royal Adelphia-recently paid
Captain Ludington $4,000 for three
weeks disability, and F. L. Quimby
$40 for two weeks sickness. Both
were what are termed two-third rate
members.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1890-03-05

Parties from Detroit were in the
city last week trying to secure wharf
privileges to store ice for exporta'
ton. They were unsuccessful as all
the wharf privileges were taken.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1890-03-05
Marriage Licenses

The marriage licenses issued by the
county clerk since our last report
with names and residence, are as fol.
lows:
Name and place of Residence.
SOL Geo. w. Kimball, Flanders township.
Aggie Mcwhiritier city of Alpena.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1890-03-05

For the first time this winter the
mercury, on Friday night last, sank
below zero, the government record be.
ing six below.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1890-03-05

A commercial man who was in town
last week said Alpena was the only
city he had been in of late where the
business men were not complaining.
In the southern part of the State bus
mess has been exceedingly dull on ac-
count of the bad state of the country
roads during the winter.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1890-03-05

w. T. Kinsel has been engaged as
manager of the O'Brien Il Sleator
drug store in the Whitney block. He
is a competent druggist from Detroit.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1890-03-05

What is the encouragement to pro
perty holders of Alpena for making
an effort to have their homes look even
respectable outside, when every at.
tempt at putting out trees either in
front or on the lots, is met with a two
to-one chance that they will be de.
stroyed by marauding cows, hogs and
horses
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1890-03-05

A great boon to suffering humanity;
an entire new system Of painless ex.
traction of teeth. Call and let DR..
Godfrey show you how he can remove
your aching molars without pain.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1890-03-05
Weather.

The following will show the tenn
perature at the cities mentioned below
observations being taken simulta
neously by U. S. weather observers
at 8 o'clock P. NJ, during the week
ending March I'd, 1890:
O'CLOCK p. M. OBSERVATION.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1890-03-05

The County Board of School Ex-
aminers will be in session tomorrow
forenoon at the Court House, to ex'
anime those persons who desire certfi
Gates to teach schools in this county.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1890-03-05

The express was one and a half
hours late Monday night. The de-
lay was caused by two log trains be-
ing wrecked near Mud Lake juno.
ton.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1890-03-05

The tenth annual purim masquer-
ade ball, given by the Jewish citizens,
is to take place tomorrow night at the
hall in Denton's block.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1890-03-05

Everybody that has used DR.. $. M
Whites new system of medication for
the painless extraction of teeth, are
pleased. To be had at DR.. Godfrey's
dental Office only.