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MfCLOTHING.N.

0VERC0ATS at ntd prices Tint smash nj former
oyercost We also have great bargains ut 1851,
$3.50, $3.50. SG.75, up to SID.;5. 8 RI -
will pay you to look ut these goods,
HENS SUITS e s. Il 81 q So? s39a 8 81
Leaders In low, prices. II you can match these
goods for less than double tho money anywhere
woinvite you " return the same mud your money
VIII DO refunded. These goods must so. III
HENS PANTS s. IS y s5G s sG q . IS Up to
tho value OF a .oliar try to borrow one. II You
want to know how to save n dollar or mora ln0I.
Htour Clothing department III 81, :,
BOYS SUITS e. cs Sss SO, 9,o 81 49, g IN
not last always. YOU cannot match The prices
BOYS PANTS Ss Iii 19e ss 2S G Pc
present We havo ali sizes from S 70 il at these
prices Il Isl. 4. Z. ~ 49, -s'-SHS.
MEMS SHOES s. g. S. 10 oS s. i ST. =;
well to save money on Shoes az anything else
md We arc away belowthe market i 80
LADIES' FINE SHOES sf e 81 q 81 T. 81 sls7
s. g.! Our success In the Shoe lhlc,is probahiy
moro than we deserve. We presume tho reaSon
wn sell 50 many Is because they don't last long
but people Will have them. Il 81 / = p
CHlLDRENS SHOES s IS Sc 5q ~ &C. If Ss2
gains ~ - = = - on''
Mems and Boys Hats g. 3. l9S g s Z, 49,
hnc SILK Hat, which usually sells 1t s. 20. - :
Hens Shirts ss TO- I 90 iss s 2}e up e &c. On
Millinery and Ribbons q ,iI ~ pEc 6 on
save you lots OF money. Miss Agnes GSarri,y vii
avo YOU pointers on Millinery and TrImmin.a
TINT VIII do you good and will not oyrrrin rtfc,
you norsell you old styles ~, IVA -.
IIndarWaar undershlrts and Drawers at &c
ouuel nV1i. 37c' 39c, 4Sc, Csc up. We are al.
ways below me market on these goods, as we'll
Bed Comforts and Blankets q a. as y r. e SO
We haye Just received job lot OF these goods n
prices that will surprise you. Ill. :, : =.
Ladies' COrSetS nt2'c, soc. +4s up
Umbrellas a:4sc, c'c, SIC up. s#i.
Lace Curtains at SOC, &C. Sc u IN
Ir0cnriny p lbs, Grnnula,cd Sugar for ST 90: y
oIVsoiio'' sAtbuckles Coffee. 9Sc: Grim q. :
nr9nna Pepper. Cinnamon, Mustard. Ginger and I
baKlhg Fowder. oil going at &C per pound, or . I
pounds Tor y cents. 7fy- ,J1s,
:. ne AZ Clothing Store, II Boot and shoe
SIInSTc,n nnt store, n Dry Goods store, n
nIin!rIncry store, Notion Store, n Furnisii-
ing Hoons store. n Hardware and Tinwnre
Storc,n Ten mud Grocery Store-nInn stores
III ohe-aii complete. under one roof h
We have tho largest department store IN the
state, 1870 10 1906 Main street, Ia 10 81 tTcnth
street, aud 1901 TO 1907 Market street, Eleven
department S's $50 - y -.
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Special Ditpa'chto Il. LltclIiqtnc.f.

sVlIIUF AIeINIUI 70 UIs IEIl4TQENc.F - u : ---I-H
/ CHARLESTON, WA, Feb. 2.-AIlen
Johnson, aminer was killed by n C. so.
train ut St Clair mines last night.
johnson was walking along the track
and did not hear the warning whistle.
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Eigllt.Cent articles.

Monkey Wrcnches whlsk Broo,ns, WISH Bovi.
Thu Buckets. Long lnndle Fine Shovels. Rules.
Hosiery Largo Lamp Burners, box Paper and
Envelopes. Spring Balances Scissors Blank
our customers know good thing when thoy
see Il Join tho proeess!on to orr St1rn - 4.
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win visit l,I,,,,arck.

BERLIX, Feb. 2.-Tho Hambugischc
correspondent says .thatitis considered
certain at Fricd,ichsruhe that Emperor
William will take advantage of his jour-
ney to kiel, in the middle OF February,
to visit Prince Bismarck. 3isiS
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Nine. Cent Articles.

Ladies Gloves, Shoe brushes, Stow Pans, Pro.
serve Kettles, Butcher Knives, worth il cents,
Glass Dishes, Milk straincrs. Coffee Pots Flour
SilterS; suspenders. Extract Vanilla. Dolls Dish !,
rams, Hammers Pound GraIu or Ground Pep. ].
Baking Powder. %. :. - ~
:, The aboyc are all genuine bargains and lower
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Seren.Cent Articles.

ColGate's Palm Soap, large Dressing Combs,
Harmonious Counter Books, DrsSS GoodS Ia.
dies lIandkerchIcts Mixed BErd Seed, White
wash Brushes, large Tin Cups. Wash Pans. ShcAts.
AZ this popular price we otter many articles
worth double tho money. -. 80
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.lsappolnt
F0llr.Cent Articles,

oncetTeaspoons. Patent Sleeve Holders. Boys
SnSpenders, ClGtk's o. n. r. Thread, Childrens
Blba, Rubber Dressing Combs. Comb and Brush
Case. Pot Covers. Tooth brushes, Fire ShoYes,
Towellng Charm Knives, MuciIagG, Sewing Ma.
chine OIL, Scrub Brushes, Linen Thread. lIaud
Saw Files, sugpendeB, Pencil Boxes, Calico, Mus.
Inns anu hundreds OF other articles going at this
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A TTENrIoN.. a oIu n, ".

A TTENTIoN, a., o. U. W.
~ The members oil Upchurch and Wheel.
Ing Lodges A. O. U.GW. arc requested TO attend
memorial services atSt Matthews P, L. Church
tomorrow Sunday evening. February a. at
$50 ocock, Members OF sister lodges arc cor.
daily Invited TO attend. @aJ iii7 i s1.1g az
~. ,ss-l. 5iaHoWARD lATKISsoN,W W. n
r IVY. c, GARDNER Recorder 9E5i *; ,;fai
Z, u !, W; CLARK HAMILTON, JR, W. 81.
q VIZ. S2...LgY, Recorder. N t55si2 4 fcgl Il
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Merchant Tailoring. .

Our Merchant Tailoring Department. will bs
ready IN Il short time. our cutter. Mr.. III. +,
MarlowC; will show you all tho latest STYLES md
pattensi lin this line and We will Save you money.
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A VIGOROUS POLICY.
One True Source Of Personal
Force and Courage.
Tremendous Capacity for Accomplishing
Work-Vigorous Digestion and Calm Nerves
Accomplish All-Paine's Celery Compound
Remedy That Does the World Good.

Tho admiration accorded certain pub.
lie mon is due to their splendid moral
courage. efa.
Great moral couragoand determination
arc impossible without u sturdy diges-
ton, healthy liver, and q vigorously
nourislod nervous system. No one can
imagine u Reed, Hill. Cleveland, Rus.
sell, or any great champion OF his party
In parliamentary debate with II badly
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The Belmont mill Is on alter long
stop.
The stockholders OF tho Central Glass
works will hold their aunuaI meeting
to-day.
The Benwood steel works arc off until
Monday on account OF the supply OF ore
giving out. a
Today is pay day ut Boch's tobacco
works, the I.aB9llU mill aud other in
dustrial establishments.
A cylinder head blew out at mn early
hour yesterday morning ut the River
eide steel works in Benwood and the
men in that department will be off Tor a
day or two until the damage eau be re-
paired.
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TO LOAN.
SlOO,OOO9T TO @. st sSst AT At
mottgago WcstSvirriniap property. Box i2l. city.
PROPOSALS.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS,

Sealed proposals will be received at tho First
National Bank, fairmont, W. W.. Until Monday,
February 20, for tho erection OF the Watson 10.
tel in Fa.rmonte pGuS and specifications can
be seen at the First National Bank IN Fulrmont
Or at tho Office Of Lelner d Farls, Architects. In
Wheeling, W.yhi an y fce
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a nlirrllR FROM no1M

Totus,,..-aI Ii Ii uGS Totals.. % 70 IS g5l
Scorcrs-J. l.. Rhres aud h. l.. McIAlu.
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WTANTED-SEVERAL GENTLE.
w MEN OF neat appearance; must DO Intel.
llecnt and bring references. Call at 10 n IN. II.
JACOBSON. McLIIre House. ~ ices
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WTANTED-UNFURNISHED ROOM
w md board in private family for young
married couple; centrally located. Address II,
J.." caro- Int1lligencer Office. i75 Jal3 d
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JTTANTED.--ETER WOODY TO
Z w know that buy aud sell NIL kinds Of Sec.
ond.Ilnud Goods JAMES A. FlLAS, No c.53
Market street lnaT.s ss5t q. fi..Et5z 1ll0 Z
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WANTED.

WTANTED-AN EXPERIENCED
wv Gardener. Address C. ". STEWART,
sistersvllle. W. Va. 1-l.. i. N % 80 irSO :.
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JWANTED-5O PRACTICAL COAL.
w Miners at tho Moundsyille Coal Com.
pany. Moundsvillc, ". Va. ~ fee
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MISUNDERSTANDING SALES
Wy MEN or hnvc fine sde line. BOUQUET
CIGAE CO., Lynchburg, Va. 9f ja9a (
Alpena argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1893-1909, 1894-10-17

this poit last week Is the largest for
some time, being nearly 100000 feet.
II looks now as II the 100, 000,0 900 mark
would be reached, which would make a
good seasons work, considering the stag
nant condition Of the lumber trade. The
cedar business for this year exceeds that
OF any preceding year In Alpena's his
tory. The shipments were;
One cargo Of $4,000 feet of lumber TO
Erie, Pa; six cargoes Of $3.50, 900 feet OF
lumber and 800, 900 shingles to Cleveland,
o.; one cargo of 10000 feet Of lumber to
Mt. Clemens, Mich; three oargoes OF
| 5000 feet OF lumber to Toledo, o.;
one cargo Of $4,000 feet OF lumber to
Detroit, Mich; three cargoes Of I 100, 00O
feet Of lumber to Sandusky, o.; one cargo
OF $50, 900 feet of lumber to Fremont, o.,
one cargo of $500 telegraph poles to
Monroe, Mich.
The total shipments during the week
were 1866, 900 feet of lumber, 100000
shingles, and $500 telegraph poles.
Alpena argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1893-1909, 1894-10-17
They Were Pleased.

Cheboygan Tribune: The delegates
from this county TO the senatorial con-
ventlon, held at Alpena, last Friday,
speak in the highest terms Of the treat
ment they received from the citizens Of
that place, The gentlemen were shown
through the extensive pulp mill, the ex-
tract works and spool factory, and driven
about the city, which showed every In
dlcation Of being In healthy condition.
Alpena seems confident that Alger, Smith
j. Co, will soon remove their extensive
plant from Black River to Alpena, and
also that they will soon have large tan
merry In operation. When we have rail
communication we anticipate tho two
towns will be more ncighborly than IN
the past.
Alpena argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1893-1909, 1894-10-17
Alger, Smith & Co. Commence the
Work of Extending Their Rail.
road To the Raw

The question Of moving the extensive
plant Of Alger, Smith & Co. from Black
River to Alpena, has been settled, and
next year that firm will raft their logs in
this locality.
Thursday foreman Brooks and gang
Of men commenced the work OF building
an extension Of the Alpena g. Northern
to the bay. From the present terminous
Of the road, near the "Y," the distance Is
little over a mile, and work began on
the bay shore. The road strikes the bay
a little beyond the Avery mill, and runs
between the old Trowbridge tram road
and the lime kilns, and connects little
above the building now used by train dis
patcher Dillon.
The crew at work Thursday numbered
~, but more men would have been at
work but for want of tools. The route
is level, and no deep excavations will be
required. On the shore depth Of four
feet was to be dug, and as it Is nearly all
nethe progress was slow. Attic upper
end the work will be much easier, as the
route is through sand.
VII tiic Jay SuOre IL spur Will DC Ia Id
about mile towards Norwegian bay, and
another spur to the Avery mill. During
the coming winter the necessary docks
will be built in the bay. and large hur-
Dor made for making up RATS and BOOM
ing logs.
1t is expected the bay extension will be
completed in about four weeks, and In
connection with the Detroit, Bay City &
Alpena railroad, will form O half circle
about the city from the east to near the
bay shore on the south side. Alpena will
thus be most admirably situated for pur-
poses Of business, having navigable water
in front and railroad in the rear.
The amount Of timber that Alger, Smith
a. Co. have In the counties of Pressure
Isle and Montmorency which will come
to this city for rafting, is estimated to
last from three to five years. The men
now employed by the company at Black
River will remove to Alpena, and increase
the population Of the city several hun
bred.
In addition to the rafting operations.
the short logs of the firm will keep one
mill busy, which means the employment
OF 100 men In manufacturing the lumber.
Alpena argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1893-1909, 1894-10-17
PERSONAL.

Mrs. W. Thayer has returned to North.
Vile.
Chas. Golling left town yesterday, for
Owosso.
Mrs. ]. D. Holmes has returned home
to Duluth.
Colonel G. R. Hawley returned to Bay
City Thursday.
/. Kositchek returned to town Mon
day evening.
Rev. II. II. Van Aulxen arrived homo
Saturday evening.
DR.. A. Deadman and wife arrived Mon
day, from AuSable.
A. w. Comstock came up on SATURDAYS
train, from Detroit.
Miss E. q. Mason left town yesterday
morning, for Detroit.
VIM. s. Warner arrived yesterday even.
ing, on the Mackinac.
Mrs. w. B. Tabor arrived homo Friday
evening, from Buffalo.
John G. Weadock arrived from Bay
City Saturday evening.
Mrs. A. Wilkinson returned yesterday
evening, from Toronto,
Mrs. Henry Bolton returned home Sat.
urday evening, from Detroit.
Fred N. Buck, mail carrier, went away
last week on q business trip.
Rev. Il. q. Holden has gone to Lansing,
to attend the Baptist meeting.
II. G. King, OF the firm Of King
Vaughn, was In town Thursday,
B. Wolff arrived from New York city
Monday evening, to visit friends.
DR.. s. Il. Bell, who has been to Mont.
roal, arrived home yesterday evening.
Mrs. w. +. Dunlop left town last Wed.
nesday, to visit friends In Orillia, Ont,
+. w. Fletcher took q trip home to De
troit last Wednesday, returning Monday
Judge II. j. Kelley and w. L. Depev
went to Harrisville Monday, to attend
court.
Z. A. Tullan returned to town Thurs,
day, from trip to the northern end o.
the lake,
Mr.. and Mrs. o. l.. Partridge left towr
last Wednesday evening, for Detroit and
Ann Arbor.
Miss Hattie Trask, who las been visit
ing friends outside, returned to tow
Friday evening 2 '
Jas. J. Potter returned home Friday
Alpena argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1893-1909, 1894-10-17
evening, from Florida, accompanied by
Rau Il N Rnrlo,r -

evening, from Florida, accompanied by
Rev. f. n. Barlow.
Mrs. j. G. Crawford has gone to Grand
Rapids, to represent the Rebekah lodge
at the state meeting.
State Land Commissioner, W. A,
French, who has been In town few DAYS
returned to Lansing, Friday.
F. n. Clark, U. s. fish commissioner
made business trip to town last week,
and returned to Worthwhile Friday.
Mrs. Riley, who had been assisting al
the cloak sale Of Hawley g. Fitzgerald,
returned home to Bay City Monday.
B. B. Wilcox, secretary of the Y. NJ.
@. A., went to Ann Arbor last week, to
attend the state meeting of the society.
M. McGregorleft town Monday morning,
for Grand Rapids, to attend the meeting
OF the grand lodge, l. o. o. F., as the
delegate of Myrtle lodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Pack arrived In
New York, from Europe, last week. Mr..
Pack is much improved In health. 1t is
expected they will reside hereafter In De.
troit.
Alpena argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1893-1909, 1894-10-17
Real Estate Sales.

The following is q list of real estate
sales recorded during the last week
furnished at the abstract Office of o. BrieI
& Sleator.
A. N. Spratt to Andrew Kubisky, $3.50
8 4 Of s Of 81, 80, 8, less Town Hal
premises, Alpena.
Eugene Gugeon to Margaret Cornell
$3.50, lot 4, block So, city, Miller street.
Geo. n. Fletcher to James Bowden
$500, 20 feet off side lot 8, block 49,
city, Chisholm street.
John Donovan to VIM. Placie, $500,
lot 1. block 20, city, Lockwood street
O'Brien & Sleator to Eugene Gougeon,
81, lot 4, block So, city, Miller street.
John B. Mainville to Geo. n. Fletcher,
81, part lot 8, block IS, city, Chisholm
street.
Bolton & McRae to Alger, Smith & Co.,
81, right OF way over Of @ OF 90 and
OF W OF 20, 80, 7, Maple Ridge.
Alpena argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1893-1909, 1894-10-17

The members Of the Vreeland troupe
had an experience on the steamer Mack
mac Saturday night they will not readily
forget. A gale was raging and the seas
were unusually heavy, but their power
was not experienced until abreast of up
per Pressure Isle. The company was
seated in the dining room, on the lower
deck, and had commenced supper when a
big sea struck the steamer, a torrent Of
water entered the gang-way and flowed
down stairs into the dining-room, cover
ing the floor to the depth of foot. There
was rapid flight to the upper deck, as
the passengers thought the steamer was
laundering. For the next two hours the
big steamer was tossed about like cork,
and nearly every member Of the company
experienced severe seasickness.
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SALE NOW GOING ON.
will be the Low

cheap at IS. We bought them
cheap and can sell them cheap
Our sale price will be $3.50.
la Conquest White Wool
Blankets, never sold less than So,
during our special sale you can
buy them for $4.25.
la Deerfeld White Wool Blank
cts, cheap at $3.50, sale price $3.50.
Id Oxford White Wool Blank
cts, regular 81 quality, sale price
$4.08.
100 pair Of 11-4 San Angelo
White fine all-wool Saxony Blank
cts, with fancy colored border,
goods you never bought for less
than $3.50 to IS, during this special
sale you can buy them for So.
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Those School Books.

At the meeting of the Board OF Educa.
ton last Wednesday evening, the board
very wisely came to the conclusion that II
was hardly advisable TO make the change
In books which had been contemplated,
and instructed the Superintendent to
make no change until further orders from
the board.
AT the July meeting last year tho Su-
perintendent asked for change Of read.
ers, claiming that those in use were in.
ferior to some published. The matter
was referred to the Committee on Schools,
together with q committee of citizens,
consisting of F. S. Dewey, g. Z. Williams,
Mrs. H. G. Hamill, Mrs. G. w. Richard.
son and Miss E. G. Mason, who, at the
next meeting of the board reported:
THAT they had written to II different
and principal school book publishing
houses Of the U. S. for sets Of school
readers for examination, selecting from
them complete sets of readers and a
few supplemental works, all Of which
were carefully examined by the commit
Icc, ouOWiuS ludI tnc ItdutTb
ed by Sheldon q Co. (the ones now used
stood the highest, and Harpers next, and
recommended that no change be made at
the present time, but in case there was a
change made, they recommended Har-
per's, only on condition that an even ex-
change be made OF old books for new
ones, without any cost whatever to the
people,"
This settled the matter for last year,
but 1t bobbed up again this year, and al
though the committee last year reported
the Sheldon best, Harper next, and If any
change were made they recommended
Harper, the effort this year, as 1t has
been for some years, was in the interest
Of the Normal. .
However, the people are doubtless sat
isfed to get along without any change in
books ut present.
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DIAM N s.
SILVERWARE
Of the Finest.
BEST SPECTACLES
In the World.
C. H. Reynolds.
DRoBATE ORDER.

state of Michigan, county of Alpena, Is.
At session OF the Probate Court for said coun-
ty held at the Probate Office in the city of AL
pena on the 2ith day OF September, IN the year one
thousand eight hundred and ninety-four.
Present, Hon. Geo. NJ. Slusser, Judge of Probate.
In the matter of the estate OF Edith WAGNER,
Harry Wagner, Juel Wagoner and Frank Wagon
er, minors, .
of Mary NJ. Wagner, guardian of said minors,
praying for the reasons therein stated, that she
may be licensed TO sell the following described
real estate, To wit: The northeast quarter OF the
northeast quarter of section nine, the east half
of the northwest quarter the northeast quarter OF
the southwest quarter Of section nine, and the
northwest fractional quarter OF the northeast quar-
ter of section nine, tho south half OF northeast
quarter of section nine, all IN town 81 north, OF
range east.
Thereupon 1t is ordered, that Monday, the 22th
day of October next at ten O'Clock in the fore
poon be assigned Tor the hearing OF said petition,
and that the heirs at law OF said deceased and all
other persons interested in said estate required
70 appear ut a session of said court, then 10 be
holden In the Probate Office in the city and county
of Alpena and show cause, il any there be- why the
prayer Of the petitioner should not be granted
And It is further ordered, that said petitioner
give notice to the persons interested in said
estate, of the pendency Of said petition, and the
hearing thereof, by causing copy OF this order TO
be published In the Alpena Argus, a newspaper
prntsd and circulated in said county three success
sive weeks previous 20 said day Uf hearing.
"a true copy.) GEO. NJ. 5LUSSER,
i203w4 Judge of Probate.
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Report of superintendent of Poor.

The annual report OF the Superintend-
ents Of the Poor for the past year shows
tho total expenses to be $7,843.6S, Of
which 2,797. Is were for poor house and
farm, incidentals $795.S2, temporary re-
lief Of families $3,566.s7, superintend-
ents' services $6S3.S4.
During tho year there were 30 inmates
at the poor house, Of which 81 were males.
The nationality was German @, French g,
American 10, Irish Q, Norwegian I, Scotch
1.
Temporary relief was given to 1874 FAM
Alpena argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1893-1909, 1894-10-17
DIR. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Awarded Gold Medal Midwinter Fair, San Francisco.

The shipments by rail last week were
80, 900 pounds OF paper pulp to Jackson,
"a, 900 pounds of hemlock bark extract to
Chicago $1,000 pounds Of pulp to Mid
dletown, 1871 bags and so cases Of silk
spools to Newark, 10 bags of clothes line
pulleys to Jersey City, and "a bags Of
silk spools to Bedding.
Alpena argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1893-1909, 1894-10-17

The sheriff of Pressure Isle county was
among the passengers who left town on
Saturdays train, having in charge Ed
ward McKuskar, the fiend who recently
committed an outrage on nine year old
girl in Posen township. The criminal
was tried in the Pressure Isle circuit and
sentenced to state prison for 10 wears.
Alpena argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1893-1909, 1894-10-17
Junior Debating Club.

The members Of the Junior debating
club had their first meeting Of the season
at the residence Of d. d. Oliver, State
street, last Wednesday evening, when
the following officers OF the club were
elected
President-G. N. Comfort.
Vice-P resident-Jacob Nathan.
Secretary-B. B. Odds
Treasurer-M. G. Cooper.
The meetings Of the club will be held
In the commercial room of the Central
school. The club had many spirited de-
bates last winter.
Alpena argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1893-1909, 1894-10-17

Three to one. That is the difference In
the size of the Third and Fourth wards.
By the jerrymander of the Third and
Fourth wards Of this city-accomplished
by the last Republican legislature--th
Fourth ward has on its registration list
261 names, while the Third ward contains
7S3-iust three TO one.
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The Guards have decided to erect an
armory, the cost Of which will be about
$4,000. The company has a lot on Lock-
wood street, between Second and Third,
and intends to purchase the adjoining lot.
The company needs building Of its own.
The proposed armory will be large enough
TO provide drill hall and social rooms.