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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-20
WOULDN'T WORK WITH JEWS
A STRIKE OF ChsistlaN Boys Leads to . Mig
Glass Works Lockout.

A Strike OF Christian Boys Leads to Mig
Glass Works Lockout.
MILLv1LLE. N. J.. Sept 19.-Nsarly 5000 en-.
ployses At tho Mint AMI green glass works Of
Whital,. Tstunl L Co. are out OF work to-day
as . result Of the tending boys strike against
the employment OF fourteen Jews. This morn
ing the firm closed the gates Of tho works and
locked out every blowor. rresser. grinder.
mould maker. lamp worker. and laborinR man.
No employees are working except the clerks
in tho offlce and the freight handlers. Fires
have boon blocked IN every ono Of tho FIRMS
glass factories. 1t Was reported that {. Whea-
ion 4 Co.'S works were compelled to
g ing out. but tbs Is untrue. The striking
told them shat no Jews were employed there.
and promised to Ray the snme wages rs
Whitall. Tatum Il Co. paid. This satisfied them
and they marched away. leaving the Toys at
work.
be loss by the stoppaeA Of the works and
the damage to, buslne-s will reach high fie.
town to-day. 1t is reported that u Philsdel-
phia employment agency has offered to supply
Whitall. Tatum & Co. with 40 jew boys to take
the strikers places but that the offer WIS re-
1usou.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-20
LOST SINCE JULY.
A General Alarm Tor Eaton Il Lew,ssa
Missing bookkeeper.

n @eaeFSt At1r. tOr LotOo ~ AewvU0
Missing bookkeeper.
Mrs. Carrie Watson OF III West 1929 street
asked tho police yesterday to send out . RenS
eral alarm for her husband, Alfred Watson,
missing since July 20. Mrs. Watson was
averso to publishing the facts OF the case until
. p1iva'e search failed to relieve her anxis.Y.
Walton was employed as q bookkeeper IL
tho law office OF Eaton & Lewis. A Broad street
On the morning OF July 90 he begged to be ex~
cused from duty. stating that he had personal
business to attend to. He promised to rsporS
for duty as usual the following morning.
He did not return to. tho office, and,
whom. his vile called ut the once
for information as to his whereabouts. 1t wa9
suspected that he nad abscouded A careful
survey OF hi, accounts by his employers
allowed. however. that they balanced. hrs,
Watson waited ano Their DAY and then reported
the matter to tho detective bureau ut H sd-
quarters Tho private search was unavailina.
Watson Ia described o. short. stout man. OF
rather ford complexion. with gray eyes AID
sandy moustache. He Is very bald.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-20
FAMILY DIED IN THE FLAxEA
Husband, wife. and Four Children snoth.
cred n . Burning House.


cred n . Burning House.
CHICAGO. Sept 19.-Fire early this morning
In a three story brick building ut $40 and 551
SedRwick street resulted In tho death Of six
persons. Tho dead are: John Schalk. mo
chanic. seed As yoers: his wife. aged AZ years:
their Children. Annie. aged Is: John. aged IL:
The IRE began IL the ,s, ,I q the f!Est door.
bakery, 1t is thought to have caught from
rear in WI Which Was = ousntity Of hsy and straw.
From this 1t ran up tho rear stairway and into
the sleeping rooms OF the second and third
floors.
Tho front room. OF tho second floor were oc-
cupied by Johu Rondo. his wife. and two chill
dren all OF whom escaped WithSut in'IIby;
owner OF, the bakery. and two bakers; Reein-
fa%iliss occansd the ,esr Of the third Roor:
were, rescued by the fiIemen. KsaHtz and his
family escaped from the second floor on a lad
der. When tho rooms OF the Scbslk family
were reached 1t was found that 81 were I'M
denees Of lie but died before the patrol wagon
arrived. Tho famtlv were smothered to death.
The financial loss Is insignincAnt.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-20
VERA AY.i'S BROTHER.
Said to Have Written the Murchison Let
ter to Lord Sack VilIe- West.

Said to Have Written tho Murchison Let
ter to Lord Sack Ville- West.
San Francisco. Sept 19-Peter W. jackson
lawyer OF Fresno. asserts that he knows Miss
Vera Ava we'll. and that his relatives in Eng
land live on an estate adjoining that OF her
father. He says that she came to this country
Ia 1887 with her brother. ana pissed some time
in California Later he hoard she had returned
10 England.
Jackson has no doubt that the Vera Ava now
10 Cincinnati and tho English woman whom
lie know are the same. Two friends who came
with Jackson from England expressed the
Same opinion. although none OF them had seen
!. Is, Ava Tor years. Her fa!her, they say. WAS
wealthy.
SAYS that when Ava aud hor brother came to
California they passed some time mt Pomona;
and II AZ always the belief OF Beyering and
his friends that her brother was the author OF
the famous MurchisoSna o Letter which appeared
call VI Lord Sack vills- West.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-20
Got . ws,.,.s and Feared +. w.r-,.x

The Tightening of derrick rope on the coal
boat John II. Adams lying at the foot OF East
Nineteenth street. threw 7-vear-old Willie
Wertheimer OF 17G Avenue A. who was playing
with some companions on tho dock. into tho
river at 10 O'Clock yesterday morning. Charles
Thriet. a laborer. who WAS standing nv.
PROMPTLY jumped into the river and held tho
noy's head above water until bolh were res
cued.
Policeman Barrett Of the Fast Twenty second
street station started to take tho boys pedi-
away. He didn't 60 home. and his father.
Abraham Wertheimer. thinks 1t Is because The
boy expected a whipping.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-20
pIERRk,y BAcC4nAr SCANDAL

Prominent Oaeisls Cssehs At Tens Place
Fssoh on More Fre1l.e.t Oses.
PIERRE. 8. D.. sent l9.-Pierrs has genuine
baccarat scandal. On Thursday evening the
police raiied the game and captured . county
oflcer. a city Official. adoctor. and . prominent
merchant They were acquitted. the case not
OF the prisoners.
The mon ar. ested claim that they were the
vene. ancs. They, hav. p,adS .nl,lavits that
different times they have seen the Mayor.
two Aldermen. and tho Chief d. Police ipdulg-
place. and demauI that these officials shall
be prosecuted. Interesting times arc ex-
u0cted
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-20
New Route 10 Boston aud New EngIsaS
Points.

On and after Sept. 81 the Long Island and Eastern
States line comprising the Long Island Railroad New
England Terminal Co. Housatonio Railroad system,
and the New York and New England Railroad will run
through solid vsstbuied trains cousissas Of esrsut
soacnss and PulmsS slsspers baut sxpTsssy Tor the
Hswisy VILE Conn 70 boston ssd iatsr edists peints
i:AyinG Brooklyn Long Island cry and Bosten at u
Day trAip will be advertised latsr.-<av,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-20
Hanged ON tho Reno Bridge.

RENO, New. Sept. l9,-Louis Ortiz, dss-
perate character. and another Bpanard named
Baptist quarreled In the street yesterday. Po-
Iicemsn Richard Nash attempted to arrest Or
iiz; and the latter, shot him Through the groin,
Islander was also Wounded. Ortiz WAS taken
from the county jail late last night by 100 eli.
zens aud WAS hanged to the Iron bridge
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-20
Fined 300 Person for Co.,swpt.

GREENSBORO. Ga, Sept. 19.-The trial OF John
Gilpin for tho murder OF his brother In law.
both being Jealous over the favors Of young
or sister. ended last night. Public sympathy
and the evidence were overwhelminglya AGAINST
gumsnt the audience hurst into cheers, which
II took Judge jenkins five minutes TO sup
lynchsd., Judge Jenkins had the doors closed
and lined syory one Of the 200 persons present.
aller which he discharged the jury aud de-
clared the csseto be u mistriaL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-20
NO LAWYER WOULD DEFEND HIM
Logan Murphy's Murder OF HIS Father sd
HIS Ia hiIity to Get CouaseL

LOUISVILLE. Sept. 1a.-Near Salyersville at
about o'clock on Thursday morning Logan
Murphy shot and killed his father. He then
stood guard over the house till daylight and
preyente his mother or any OF the children
from going out just before sunrise no tried
to escape hut tn. news spread quickly and
soon al armed band was on bic track. He Was
Brow and Pratter. He gave no reason Tor the
murder. except that no had Guarrelled With
his father over 2 trivial matter anu his father
had threat . O cd his life.
No lawyer at SAlysrsville would defend MUIR
ply. and 10 began bis own defence By waving
examination. In default OF hail. ho WAS held
a prisoner aud taken to Prestonb burg Jail.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-20
Ate Gr.,.. spr,nI,ed with P.r,. Green.

ELIzABETH. Sent. 1.-the dozen lo1gsrs In
the boarding house Of Mrs William N. Wahl.
who keers a fa,hionRb o place al 140 Jefferson
avenue, pRrtook last Light OF grapes at sup
per- 1t WAS sftsrwa!d discovered that the
with Paris green 70 Kill insects. Two OF the
toArders we're made very sick. but the others
did not experience much Ill eject. The sick
ones are now out OF uauHtr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-20

SAN Francisco. Sent 19.-Barney McMullen.
son OF the San Francisco capitalist and a
brother Of the Hon. J. G. Mullen OF Fresno.
shot and X llsd himself In \ hossv'of ~ rspute
ported TO be tho cause OF tho deed. His mother
Is now travelling in Europe.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-20
Reua,o. or the Garasey Family.

SARATOGA. Sept. ia reunion OF the Garn.
sey family was held last Thursday At the old
homestead near Rexford Flats. Saratoga
county. to celebrate the Tooth anniversary OF
the ding of the family mansion. a substan-
tial brick structure which is sin In an excel
lent state Of preservation. with y tablet in tue
Fifty defendants n! NathHn Garnsey we're
present. Inc OF whom. olivis Garnssy. wife of
giving the family ancestry from l7l6. All The
members OF the family. grouped in tho door
yard, were photographed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-20

Tho Hotel ysndome, whoss newly ENLARGED addition
isIsPidly nearing complst I. certainly one of The
GRATED IN hEht aolors gold, with h,En windows al
loving extensive view OF tue city ana suburbA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-20

= a w. THE Iness Collar" y. q W.
isettssm, also supsriorty Of quality aud nnIsh-lSS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-20

rishinx ct Ihoussnd Islands splendid ThssssS CO
::syis. s.s'il'H. ''ms ~ h0uf' w New YEN c.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-20

Schirmsr MADISON is engaged as prims donna
at the Imperial Opera House.
Early In the week the Austrian Government
offered $4,000 tor Common, with no condi-
lions imposed. Blundsl Maple. who owns
Common. refuses to entertain the onor or any
other that may DO made for the champion
three year-old. He intends TO keep him in
EnGland for breeding purposes. and II 10 very
doubtful II Common will 10 raced any more.
Richard Howell. tho champion bicyclist. Is
credited With covering mile in minutes 10
seconds at Coventry the other day. This 10
one second better than Osmands record.
Howell leaves for America next week to take
part In the six days bicycle race at Madison
square Garden
At the Surrey Bicycle Club Sports II. l..
Howard rode ton miles over grass course In
az minutes o AS seconds. All the uunrtor-mile
records from the first to tho last wore wiped
out. E l.. Eide also put up new SGT OF figures
for Q safety. from "a 70 100 miles inclusive. He
made 200 miles in hours Al minutes and LIS
seconds
Alexander Jacques. who undertook to fast for
nifty days 1t the Royal Aquarium. completed
his task to-day. although during the past week
his condition has caused much uneasiness to
Doctors Robin and whitmarsh. who have
watched him throughout. N. Jacques has
succeeded in abstsinpg from food. The bull
letin issued yesterday gave his temperature as
100. and during last night he was only able 10
eleep for two hours. This was owing to re-
newed attacks OF govt and sxcltsmsnt He
still maintained . cheerful condition and
spent the early part OF the morn
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1891-02-25
Republican County Convention.

The Republican county convention was
held Saturday afternoon In the Council
Room. f. o. Avery was chairman, and
j. j. Potter secretary.
There were 20 delegates present, rep
resenting the three city wards. The fol.
lowing persons were entitled to seats In
the convention
First ward-Albert Pack, DR.. Maiden,
III. III. Wittelshofer, III. A. Kimball, w.
L. Depew, G. B. Greedy, Frank limerick,
A. II. Blakely, s. A. L. Warner, G. Ii.
Reynolds, A. N. Spratt, Ii. c. Hamill.
Second ward-J. j. Potter, B. Lee, w.
f. Rogers, j. ID. Potter, j. j. Mcleod,
Ii. V. Holmes, Fl. McCormick, o. L. Part
ridge, A. b. deChampagne, =. Malcolm
son and Cashier Yezerski.
Third ward-E. o. Avery, Z. Johnson,
z. NJ Knight, Paul Dane, G. j. Crissman,
John Lee, John Tyndall, F. G. Folkerts,
Charles Lee, Otto Gjorud, 0lef Guender-
son, and Thomas White.
The delegates selected to attend the
Republican State convention are as fol-
lows: +. o. Avery, Will II. Potter, l..
G.. Dafoe, b. c. Morse, r. j. Kelley and
Frank limerick.
Frank limerick moved that the Repub-
licans decide to turn out at next election
and do some work for the party. The
motion was about to be debated when Al
bert Pack stated that it was not wise to
discuss their plans before the enemy, and
thus we are unable to relate how tho Re-
publicans propose to capture the city
next spring. One thing is certain, they
propose to make lively contest, and the
principal fight will be on the Comptroller
and the State ticket.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1891-02-25
Real Estate Sales.

The following Is list Of real estate
sales recorded during the past week, fur
nished at the abstract Office OF O'Brien
& Sleator:
Luther A. Lindsay to G. w. Richard
son, $4,000, lot 3, block 3, Hitchcock's
addition, State street.
State OF Michigan to Thos. Collins, 800,
W Of 25, 30, 6, Long Rapids.
Also, $50, lot 3 in o %, 90, 6, Long
Rapids.
Alex McDougall to Dougall McDon-
aid and w, E. Depew, SLOT, part OF lots
5, @, block A, River street.
G. N. Fletcher to Adolphus Dubard,
800, J lot 8, block 90, Minor street.
Adolphus Dubard to g. s. Fournior,
$40, \ lot 9, block so, Minor street.
G. s. Fourier to Vitaline st. Onge,
$3.50, II J lot 9, block 80, Minor street.
G. N. Fletcher and d. d. Oliver to AL
ger, Smith & Co., 81 900, o Of 4; e2
OF W, W Of W, Q Of sw,w OF Q
8; NV Of II Q, n W and n W of W IL;
n o Of II 10, 30, Z, Ossineke township;
W J Of IL W, n W Of W, Of s W, NV OF
8; of n o, s of ne, s Of W II
I, W J Of s @; W Of n Q, s of ne7; I
interest In o /, Q and s OF g.; I
int in W of n W, W Asw9; M ofne, W
! OF W IA; n 1, Of n W, sw 10;
Int In ! Of W, W OF W IL; nj Of 8
W, OF W, 8 Of 8 W 10; sw and
OF s 90; o I, o ! Of n W, OF sw,
Of W, s Q Of 81; ofne, NV I, n
W of W, ! OF 90; W Of n w,sw 1
Of %; W ! OF n W 25; o 4 OF n Q, W Of n
W, sw /, W Of s o, Of 8 26; NV Of
Q, Of ne, NV l, 4, 81; ne /, o of
W, of 8 W, 8 q I, IS; of n Q 80; n
! Of n e,nw I, 80; Q ! Of "a; n !, ST Of
s W, Q Of 80; s ! OF W 90, all In Sanborn
township; OF Q 8, 20, q, Ossineke
entire section 10, W Of g Q, ! Of 8 ",
and so much Of Of IL, as may be
used for boom Of mill, all In 90, 8, San
born township. Other lands In Altoona
county.
Also, 81, W J Of 8 q, o Of wiz; e3of
n W, n Of 20; W OF VII; w OF
n 90, 90, 8, Sanborn. Other lands In
Altoona county.
A. r. Blakely to Frd'k s. Ford, $3.50,
lot 1, block a, State street.
Pat'k Devereaux to Caroline NJ. Cloth
Ter, $3.50, lot IL, block 87, Miller street.
Mary Ann Ayotte to Cynthia j. McAlil-
len, $3.50, lot IL, block 4, Bosely's add
ton, Dock street.
Daniel Murphy to B. Wolf 4 Co., $400,
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1891-02-25

lot 8. block 1i5, Fletcher's I'd addition,
Sable street.
Jas. NJ. Jones, Detroit, TO John W.
Squires, Marine city, e1 900, o. OF To OF 86,
80, 8, except square acre In corner.
Alger, Smith & Co. to @. N. Fletcher,
81, n W OF ", ! Of 9 Q 90, 90, 8, San
born 8 OF So ,sw OF W, WI OF 8 Q,
Q Of n W 8, 20, z, Ossineke.
John Beck to Alex McDougsld, S7ee.-
A. part OF lots 8, 8, block {, River street.
Minor Lumber Co. to z. H. Gilman,
trustee, $500, 8 o OF " Z, I entire, . 4
OF W 80, 30, s, Ossineke township.
Alvinzie II. Chamberlain to Marvin II.
Chamberlain, Detroit, ~, lot 4, block 70,
Oldheld street.
Elizabeth Stubbs TO Augustus Fish,
$275, offs o "A, 80, 8, Alpena township.
Chas. Heiftle to Julianna Heiftle, 300,
8 Of W 20, 80, z, Maple Ridge.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1891-02-25

four camps on Gilchrist creek, 100000
feet; one camp at Hubbard Lake, $780,
600 feet; two camps on Canada creek,
5000, 900 feet four camps on the Lower
South Branch, 1890, 900 feet six camps
on the main river, 100000 feet three
camps on Hunt creek, 1850, 900 feet. To-
tai number of camps above reported is 25,
and the number Of logs banked by all OF
them is 26,9O0,0O0 feet. In addition to
the above there are probably one hundred
camps from which we have no reports.
One thing is certain, and that Is, there
will be sufficient logs got out this winter,
including those left over from last year,
to keep all the mills in Alpena In steady
operation next season.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1891-02-25
Here ara Your Letters.


The following lie list Of letters at the
postofflce uncalled for, and II not claimed
soon will be sent to the dead letter office
Chas Booker Paul Lefevre
Damas Bercies Miss Minnie Miller 2
Jos Charter Miss Annie Muttos
VIM Deg VIM McBarry
Harvey Delchano Miss Kittie Mcdonald
Thos Dean Miss Lille McGillis
Allen Donenworth Mrs Mcleod
Miss Ellen NJ Edwards John Mclean
Erik Engebertsen Malcolm Mcneil
Chas Fortier Henry Rainey
Albert Telling Miss Louise Schodig
Miss Glzie VIM Shepard
VIM Gorley Ii r Shining
John Harrison Emiel Sewert
Mrs Maggie Julia Mr. ii NJ Tasker
Miss Kelley NJ G Thomas
Lille Leach 2 Louis NJ Van Pelt
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1891-02-25

Elys Cream Balm gives satisfaction TO
every one using IL for catarrhal troubles.
g. X. Meller, druggist, Worcester, Mass.
/ believe Ely's Cream Balm Ii the best
article for catarrh ever offered the public.
Bush d Co., druggist, Worcester, Mass.
An article Of real merit. q. r. Alden,
druggist, Springfield. Mass.
Those who use 1t speak highly IL. o.
A. Hill. druggist, Springfield, Mass.
suits. w. r. Draper, druggist, Spring
held, Mass.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1891-02-25

John Hatton and D. d. 6paulding, who
have been in Detroit, attending the U. 8.
court as witnesses, arrived home Friday
night. Their testimony was required in
regard to marine disaster law suit, they
having witnessed the scene from the shore
Of Thunder Bay Island, when on duty as
members of the life saving crew.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1891-02-25
Democratic County Convention.

The Democratic convention was held In
the Council Room last Saturday forenoon,
at II o'clock, and was called to order by
Mayor O'Brien.
NJ. O'Brien was elected chairman, and
William Boulton secretary.
The following delegates were entitled to
seats in the convention, of which 81 were
present
First ward-J. G. Shields, Frank White,
Monroe Klock, G. b. Greening, V. G.
Burnham, John Corbin, Casper Alpern,
Henry Clothier, Edward Ruell, Thomas
Collins, and Andrew Harshaw.
Second ward-M. O'Brien, A. j. SIM
mons, j. G. Wall, j. Szezkowski, Arthur
Barker, F. Hoffman, E. Maynard, p. Kin
iecki, p. McArron, Thomas Gibbons and
Frank Guyott.
Third ward-R. McGillis, VIM. Stirling,
VIM. Hasset, NJ. Callahan, Fred Werth,
j. s. McVicar, j. Z. Mills, NJ. Doyle, j.
j. Murphy, A. c. Mcdonald NJ. N. Bed
ford, and j. b. Mcdonald.
Moved by Jas. Mcnamara that dele
gates be chosen by reclamation to repre-.
sent Alpena county at tho State oonven-
ton. The following were selected An
drew Harshaw, James Mcnamara, NJ.
OBrien, C.. Alpern, J. d. Turnbull and
j. c. Shields.
On motion Of Casper Alpern, each dele
gate was authorized to appoint a SUBJ
stitute in case he could not attend the
convention.
The chairman Of the delegation was in
structed to cast the vote Of absentees.
On motion Of G.. B. Greening, the del
egation was instructed to cast the entire
vote allowed Alpena county OH the first
ballot at the convention, for J. d. Turn
bull as a candidate for Supreme Judge.
After some discussion In regard to in
structing delegates and concerning party
business, the convention adjourned.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1891-02-25

The temperature last Thursday morn.
ing was degrees above zero. So far
there has been only two days this winter
when the temperature was below zero.
The first was on January 10th, when the
mercury was one degree below zero !" the
second was on February 4th, when it was
z degrees below zero.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1891-02-25

The Johnston roller mill has ground
some five thousand bushels Of wheat this
year, and over $4,000 bushels of wheat
have been converted into first class flour
at that Touring mill since it commenced
operations September 18th, 1890. 1t has
already proved Of great benefit to Alpena
citizens
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1891-02-25

j. A. Widner has erected a mountain
of cedar posts and railway ties on the
wharf In front Of the depot. We Judge
there are over half million pieces in the
pile. In addition there are several hun
dred thousand pieces OF cedar piled on
the wharf Of Bolton & McRae, and on
that OF ID. McRae Il Son.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1891-02-25

II Is now very certain that the Detroit,
Bay City and Alpcna railroad will be ex-
tended north many miles during the COM
ing summer, and tap the immense forest
region In the back part Of Presque Isle
county. There Is also good prospect
that branch road will be extended from
said projected line into Montmorency
county, TO enable lumbermcn to bring
here several hundreds Of millions OF pine
In the region back Of this county.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1891-02-25

The shipments Of paper pulp from the
factory Of the Messrs. Fletcher last week
were as follows: To South Bend, Indi
ana, 10000 pounds to Kaukauna, Wis
consin, 10000, pounds; to Columbus
Ohio, 10000 pounds. Total shipment fol
the week, 100, 900 pounds.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1891-02-25

The regular monthly communication OF
Alpena lodge, No. 1919, F. and A. NJ, will
take place next Wednesday night, at the
temple. The business is very important,
and large attendance of brethren is de-
sired
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1891-02-25

The Henry Laundry, owned by +. A.
Ellis, is very complete one, and is well
supplied with the best Of machinery for
doing laundry work, both in first class
manner and promptly. The establish
ment contains washing machine, collar
starcher, wringer, polisher ETC., all run
by machinery. To supply power there is
a powerful engine with a cylinder 6x6
inches, and an upright boiler furnishes
all the steam required. Connected with
the laundry Is carpet cleaner. 1t is q
sort Of circular wheel inside Of which is
placed the carpet. The cleaner Is then
revolved by machinery. 1t does the work
well, and beautifully cleans carpets. Mr..
Ellis has roomy and well lighted quarters
and corps Of experienced laundrists.
He does good work and does it promptly,
no matter II the order comprises hundreds
OF pieces, and he does not allow small
orders to be sighted. The laundry is
situated on Chisholm street, near Sec
ond. Goods are called for and delivered.
Fred determined to have first class
laundry and he has succeeded.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1891-02-25

Silas s. Cahoon, of Hillman, has the
agency for Alpena and Montmorency
counties for new book, just out-The
Life Of Sitting Bull-which he is now TAX
ing orders for, and would be pleased to
furnish to all desiring the work. Price,
in cloth $3.50; in half Russia SO. Ad-
dress, S. S. Cahoon, IIillman, Mich.