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Alpena argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1893-1909, 1894-10-10

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Alpena argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1893-1909, 1894-10-10
sNATcHED FROM THE oRAvEi
A Warning Prom the Living.

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without benefit. became nervous wreck.
4 friend who had been cnred by Drs: Kennedy
try them. / did 60, and In two months was
uositively cured. This was eight years ago.
I am now married and have two healthy
children" w. LEWIS, Saginaw. Mich.
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hair thin, dreams and Losses at night, no am
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Alpena argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1893-1909, 1894-10-10
ELECTION NOTICE.

WASHINGTON GARDNER,
Secretary of State.
Alpena argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1893-1909, 1894-10-10
MORTGAGE SALE.

Brien q SleatOr,
Attorney for Mortgage
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CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE.
Demoesats Who wlu Help Elect a Straight
 Ticket.

At the last meeting of the Demo- cratic County Central Committee l was requested to appoint a cam paign committee to act with the County Central Committee in con ducting the ensuing campaign. Tn compliance with said request have appointed tha following gentle men as such committee:
 City Of Pine Bluff E. 1rulock ". z. Tankersley. N H. Laneford $. NJ. Taylor, Jack Crowley, l.. E Owen, L. E. Goldsmith, ] c Gibson Robt Rutherford, j. E. Talbot. T " Sparks,
 Barraque To wnship-L. T. Sallee Bogy Township-J D. Crockett. Bolliyer-J. R. Core.
 Dudley Lake--John Weedon. Dunlngton-X. Shelby. Jefferson Springs-J. R. Parsons. Melton-W II Taylor. Niven-W H. Woodland old Riyer-L. H. Sullivan Pastoria-san Lindsay. Plum Bayou-J. $. Mcdonnell. Richland-.t. ! White
 Roberts-T S. Kavanaugh. spring-A B. Craig.
 Talladega-M. X. Hudson. Vietolia-F A Jarvis.
 Villemont-W II. Hardisten. Washington- Fred Claffln. WhiteviIle- Frank Julian yaugine-Leo NJ Andrews.
 Very Respectfully,
 W. E. ALEXANDER, Chairman County Central Com,
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ests
A New Ward school.

On yesterday the Pine Bluff School Board purchased through Johnson X Roberts thesouth half block G. in the Sorrells < Dewoody addition to the City of Pine Bluff, paying $950 cash therefor This lot is located near the Lakeside Methodist Church and k within one block of the street ear line. l. is the purpose of the school board to erect school build- ing thereon for the accommodate tion of the residents of Lakeside. which it is thought will beeompleted and ready for occupancy by Septem- Der I.
 The character of the building has not yet been determined upon, and thereby hangs tale Three mem bers of the board are in favor oi erecting a frame building. while the other three want a brick building and declare that they will fight it out on these lines if it takes all sum- mer
 The GRAPHIC believes that it would be economy ill the long run, as well as safest to the teachers aRd scholars to erect Il substantial brick building and we earnestly hope that the rest of the board will see it that way
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ATTEMPTED ASSAULT.
". J. Craig Arrested for Assault With Attempt to Rape on the Person
 of Mrs. Ben Monk.

Niven township is stirred up as it never was before
 On last Friday Mrs. Ben Monk swore out warrant before Squire Arch Niyen charging w j Craig with making criminal assaultupon her person. She claimed that while her husband was absent, Craig came to her house and made her improper proposals, whereupon she promptly ordered him to leave the premises, and threatened to tell her husband. Upon this, claims Mrs. Monk, Craig made an effort to rayish herby force, and that fight ensued during which she was badly bruised, but that she successfully resisted him and beat him over the head with q stick. Finally near neighbor, hearing her screams, came to her rescue, and the would-be rayisher left the premises.
 She then immediately went to Squire Niven's home and swore out the Narrant as above stated.
 The examining trial took place be- fore Squire Niven yesterday and Craig waived examination and was placed under a $500 bond to await the action of the grand jury.
 Ii is said that there are several witnesses who will corroborate Mrs. MonEss tnctin1anv and if laoEs alto. gether very bad for Mir Craig
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/. BARRAQUE STREET. PINE BLUFF.

avenue, upon the site of which the Hammett Grocer Company will erect handsome two-story brick business house, 65xll0 feet, for their own immediate use. The contract for each of these two buildings will he let in few days
 The erection of q handsome two- story brick business house at the corner of Third avenue and Pine Street will be quite an improvement and adornment to the city, and it affords us no small degree ofpleasure to record these Improvements.
 The Hammett Grocer Company is a solid and flourishing institution which well deserves it's success and prosperity.
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A BIG WAREHOUSE
To Re Erected Opposite the Compress by
 the Hammet Grocer Company.

The Hammett Grocer Company has pur chased q half-block of ground south of the Valley track opposite
 the Standard Compress, and near the railroad crossing. In a few days the company will let the contract for the erection thereon of a mammoth iron-elad, ,fre-proof warehouse, which will be about 1O0x240 feet This new cotton warehouse is to take the place of the iron-clad warehouse at the corner of Pine street and Third
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-19

give much money. We need that labor now and all who have promise help and all who will help in that way will confer q favor by reporting at once to the pastor, as we desireto push the work and have the house ready for use as soon as possible Some are helping literally but we need others Think about it and see if you can come or seud q man.
 Bespectfnlly
 l.. c. WILSON
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BRILLIANT ENTERTAINMENT.
Mir sam Katzenstein Entertains His Friends atthe Residence of Mr.
 L. E. Goldsmith.

Last night Mir sam katzenstein gave lawn party complimentary to his many friends at the residence of Mir. and Mrs l.. E. Goldsmith, which was one of the most brilliant social successes of the season.
 In the yard was erected large dancing pavilion, which was beauti- fully decorated with Japanese Ian terms and from the center of which hung q large Japanese umbrella. The house was beautifully illumi- mated and throughout the front yard Japanese lanterns hung in abundance, and from q distance the scene looked like veritable Garden of Eden.
 The German was begun about 9 o'eIoek and at midnight refreshments were served, at which time many toasts were proposed to the health, wealth and happiness Of Mr. Katzen- stein and happily responded to. It was an occasion that will lingerlong in the memory of all those who were present.
 Those iu attendance were as fol lows:
 Misses Jennie Altheimer, Grace Mehlinger, Gertrude Frieburg, Nora Blnthenthal, Roella Solmson, Helen Rosenberg, Blanche Altheimer, Julia Brown, Ophelia Rhine, Corinne Meyer.
 1 Messrs. Nose Miller, Edgar Bloom, Morris Altheimer, $. A. Rosenberg, sam Solmson, Max Eisenkramer, Jee Franklin, Ben Franklin. Leo Blum, 1 sam Katzenstein, Juliues Blass, Little Rock, H. c Bluthenthal, Nose Solmson.
 The last few years are responsi- ble lor one good thing. They have brought to the attention of our peo- pie one of the most famous of reme- dies for sick headache. Ask Alton Walker. your druggist, for Ramon's Tonic Liver Pills tand Pellets) cost ling but 25 cents This gives you q Ieomplete course of treatment for three weeks, which eff cttlally cures all tendency to biiiausness, disor- deled liyer. sour stomach. etc The Pellets build rp the system wonder fully. Ask for free sample,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-19
BASE BALL.
The Pine Gity's Fall an Easy Victim to
 The Pine Biuff's.

The two local clubs, the PineCity's and the Pine Bluffs crossed bats at Jones Park yesterday afternoon. There is considerable rivalry between these local clubs, and as the Pine City s had defeated the Pine Bluffs i'll number of closely contested games, the latter entered the field yes terday with determination to win and made easy victims of their rivals.
 The positions of the players and the score was as follows:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-19
River side Church,

Riverside Methodist Church is going up, But what l want to say is this: When we were out soliciting help to build our church several per- sons promised to contribute labor saying that they were not able to
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Rlyals the Eendeavorers.

'''s's4o, CAN, July 19.-This a1i5uleity is today crowded with Ys'sn o00 and 5000 delegates to Ns4afeh international convention |'e Haptist Young Peoples Union sillefiea. The hosts of bright { n' husiastic young people be-
 sefrNing yesterday afternoon,
 sl'eetp trains and boats are still '7nati'g to pour in the people. ''s ''saeiges are provided here by hadian hosts. some of the
 1fte come already badged. This l'tslal y true of New Jersey Penn |a|'1 and Maryland. These
 '1 of red, white and blue, and E|''S'1p graphs of their State Pres 's'' 'n all sides are decorations .s1 preparations have been s7as'F lospitality's dispensation.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-19
In the Third North Carolina.

WILMINGTON, N. July l9.-.rhe Democrat Executive Committee of the Third Congressional District has called convention to nominate a candidate for Congress to meet at Dunn today.
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TRAIN ROBBERY.
A FRISCO TRAIN HELD UP.
rhe Express Messenger overpowered and the Desperadoes Escape With
 Their Booty
IpeciaI Dispatch 10 the GRAPn1o.

speciaI Dispatch 10 Inc GRAPnIU.
 ST. LorIs, July l9.-A Frisco train carrying Wells, Fargo express was attacked by Cooks band oi desperadoes at Red Fork, | T., at an carly hour this morning. Tho messenger was oNerpowered, but it is not known how much was taken
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EVENTS.
News Concerning the nlpoFtant Occurrences
 This Day.
Isa auth Festival.

' BaYEenth Festival.
 ceI jalx l9.-The Bayreuth al Axill begin today and end on Is E aud will include twenty gnlaffes. "Parsifal, 'Lohen-
 1nd "Tannhauser" will be Ice iif anything, an evident in
 Iu fhe cagerness to hear the w fnbe presented this summer.
 E s the advance saIeof seats. Niialks of he faithful pilgrims to
 agIsefian Mecca seem to have sNeIled bY many whose cul.ios- Vf { aesire to be in the move aNM bring thither rather than Eaislsieal predilections.
 ntliDs the opening of the Fest haaas portals and during the silf fliHe of business preparation
 llas been not Il little sensation p9 the action of the Munich
 Iaeater i'll offering at Whit .itie 2 revival of "Lohengrin, :" 3lnvelty y of the present Bayreuth 2n p manner that nnequivo-
 ps'ilits n the direction of a CT IpkS hostile riVaI.V
 Ie cast that will present tue work 'azrellth is as follows: King
 hall Grengg. of Vienna; Max Y e Cologne; Telramund, D. s'fisi of Prague; Lohengrin, ssi Azh Byck, of Vienna; Herald. 'iaS9lslA Bachman, of Halle; Elsa. |'aa aia Aordica, of New York; ' ''1ii Marie Bruna. of London; a1 aine Mailhae, of Carisruhe, It is I'''st time that an American will sung leading role in the |I,leIhaus.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-19
wiseonsin,s Republicans Meet.

LA CRoRsE, Wis, July 19.-Chail- man Barber will call the Republican Seventh Congressional D strict Con vention to order here today.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-19
Arkansas PonuIists.

LITTLE ROCK, July 19.-The State Populist Convention to which the delegates having been coming in wagons, is to convene yhere today \ complete State ticket will be named.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-19
DetroIt's Big Convention.

DETROIT, July 19.-The Detroit Re publican County Convention for the nomination of candidates for county officers will be held today Charles Flowers will preside.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-19
Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder Worlds Fair Highest Award.
Inthe rifteentI, Mlssonrl.

GARrAHGn. Mo-. July 19.-The Eff teenth Congressional District Repub- lieans meet today to name q cand:- date for Congress. Chairman J ohm c Bailey will call the gathering 10 order
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-19

Minister Plenipotentiary to Russia pays a salary of SIT, 300 per an- mum ED
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-19
Tine Eleventh Of Illinois.

sTREAToR, ILL, July 19.-The Re publican Central Committee of the Eleventh Congressional District will convene the Congressional conven- ton here today.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-19
- ~ BORN.

HARRIs-To Mir. and Mrs. W. $. Harris, on Wednesday night, July IS, 1891, a son. Mother and babe doing well.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-19
ORDERED TO BLUEFIELDs.
The Cruiser Columbia Ordered Out to
 Protect American Interestss
special Dispatch to the GnApHIe

WASHINGTON, July l9.-The cruiser Colun. bia has been ordered to go to Blueiieles to protect American inter- eStS
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-19

today The church choris from nearly all the cities and towns of Ontario are expected to take part in the great musical demonstration It is anticipated that the festival will bring 10000 people to Sarnia.s
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t.ntarlo's Chorai resti,,.l

X ,'''a oNT, July 19.-Arrange- .'s hl Ve been completed for d
 '''' s1spral festival to he held here
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-19

health. The name of Clifton R. Breckinfidge. of Arkansas, was sent to the Senate at noon today by Pres ident Cleveland to succeed him.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-19

Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder Worlds Fair Highest Meda and Oipion.a.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1894-07-27
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

ONE man was killed, one fatally in
iured, ten houses valued at $4,000 de-
stroyed, and much household property
consumed by flames in fire at Chicago
on the 23d.
REPRESENTATIVE TUCKER, of Vir-
ginia, the author of the resolution for
a constitutional amendment to elect
United States Senator'S by direct vote
of the people, which has passed the
House, is sanguine that the Senate Will
also pass the resolution and the neces-
sary three-fourths of the States will
give their assent necessary to MAKE 1T
effective.
Gov. TILLMAN, of South Carolina, has
issued a proclamation declaring that
the dispensary law is in full force and
will be enforced. The country dispen-
saries in the various counties will open
for business Wednesday, August 1st.
THE receipts of the dead letter Office
of the postofice department during the
fiscal year just closed were 7,1O1, ,O44.
This amount is a falling of 500, 1888 from
the receipts of the previous year.
SHORTLY before daylight on the 23d
six masked men called George Harron
from his bed at Burney's Station, Ind,
tied him to telegraph pole and gave
him ffty-three lashes with beech
switches.
A TERRIBLE cyclone, the first in the
history of Idaho. swept over Elk County
on the 21st, uprooting trees and killing
| thousands of cattle and sheep. Hail
stones to the depth of FIVE inches fell
in some places.
LOUIS s. SILVA, convicted of embezzle-
/ ing 500, 600 from the Rainwater-Brad
ford Hat Company of st. Louis, has beer
sentenced to three years imprisonment
in the State penitentiary.
JAMES GODFREY, the oldest surviving
chief of the Miami tribe of Indians
died at Fort Wayne, Ind, on the 22d
aged s.. He was a noted chieftain
possibly the most noted after the deatE
of Chief Richardville, whose daughter
he married.
THE engagements of gold at New
York for export on the 21st aggregated
] 81. SOC. 600. which leaves the true amoun
Of gold reserve $50, 900, 600.
The treasury department has practi
cally concluded the payment of sugal
bounties for the past fiscal year, th'
aggregate footing up SO, $50. 600, with
accounts Of about 100000 still nnad
jasted.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1894-07-27
miscellaneous.

The penitentiary purchasing and build
ing committee has selected the plans for
the main prisons submitted by w. G.
Smith, of Chattanooga, and work is ex-
pected to begin September 1.
Miss Portia, daughter of w. t. Wat
lington, prominent planter near Pinson,
Madison county, left the house one day
last week to gather blackberries a few
hundred yards from the residence. After
some hours her sister called her and, re-
ceiving no answer, went to hunt her. AS
she reached the berry patch she found her
sisters bonnet, and about fifty yards
further discovered her in a dying condi-
ton. The jury of inquest decided that
death was the result of heart failure.
Dr. J. w. Phillips, well known through.
out the greater portion of West Tennessee
as an able and skillful practitioner of his
profession, and as a polished, Christian
gentleman of the highest order, died al
Collierville at the age of "A years. He
left widow and several sons and daugh
ters.
Grand prearations are being made foI
the entertainment on September IL to %
of the Sovereign Grand Lodge of Odd
Fellows in Chattanooga, with headquar-
ters on Lookout mountain.
The Big Hatchie Baptist association
convened at Brighton last week. This
body represents about 2,50O members in
twenty-seven churches located in West
Tennessee. There are about 10000 white
Baptists in the State and 10000 blacks
This association contributes annually
about $1,000 to the support Of missions
at home and abroad. The churches are al
Ripley, Brownsville, Denmark, Henning
Covington and the Central and Rowan Of
Memphis, and others in the country.
The sale of the East Tennessee, Vir.
ginia & Georgia railrsad to the Southern
Railway company has been confirmed il
the United States Court. The new man
agemens viii take charge on August I.
Gadsden is elated over the resumption
of work at the Elliott Car works, the
company having secured large order foi
car wheels from an electric car manu-.
featuring company, together with an or
der for 10000 wheels from Southern
Georgia points and another from Mont.
| gomery for electric car wheels This
will give employment to several hundred
laboFers. who have been Idle for 4 luna
ama Rad IL needy circumstances
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1894-07-27
TENNESSEE STATE NEWS.
A Unique suit.

A rather unique suit was tried at Mem
phis last week before Judge Galloway, Of
the Second Circuit Court. The litigants
are all colored, and the case excited a
wondrous amount of interest among the
colored citizens, both male and female.
The suit is styled Carrie Nish VS.. the
''Union Forever Society No. 2" of Shelby
county, Tenn. The society is an old one
of nearly twenty-five years standing.
To be progressive and up with the re-
quirements of the period, about a year
ago the Union Forever Society No. 2
applied for and obtained a charter from
the State Then it was thought it was the
proper eaper to perfect a thor
ough organization under the new
powers granted by the State. Carrie
Nish, the complainant in the suit, was
for long period member in good stand
ing. But she allowed her assessments
to fall behind for several years, and was,
as a natural consequence, suspended.
When the meeting was called to organize
under the new order of things, Carrie be-
thought her to renew her membership
and again be counted among the good
female Foreverers. She accordingly
hied her to the meeting and lowed that
she was ''gwiuer jine" again. But the
president placed a damper over her ardent
aspirations by informing her that her ap-
plication was out of order: that the So
ciety had met to reorganize under the
charter, and could not, on that night, re
ceive any new members. Carrie was not
satisfied with the ruling of the chair
and made such a rOusing protest as to
completely block reorganization. just
what transpired the members are 10th tc
say, though enough was learned to know
that Carrie created a big 'sturbance, .
from which the Forevers have not yet re.
covered. CaBrie thought she had been
damaged to some extent, and brought
suit in Justice Fields, a negro magis-
trate, court. She obtained judgment foI
$15 against the Forevers, who appealed
the case to the Second Circuit Court
Carrie sues for all there is in it, moi
stating expressly what is the amount OF
extent of her damages.
No more unique lawsuit has presented
itself since the memorable litigation OF
the Seven Stars Assemblies, a few year:
back. The Union Forever Society No
is a benevolent organization, and its mem
bership comprises some of the best ele
ment of colored citizens. The point made
by the corporation counsel is that the so
ciety has never been organized under tht
charter and cannot sue or be sued
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1894-07-27

-"oh, Mr. de Cromol had such a
time finding your painting at the exhi-
bition to-day 1t was hung away up in
an obscure corner" "Yes, j am disap-
pointed. / shall quit art and start a
laundry" "Mr. de Cromor' Yes.
Then my work win always be hung on
the line, "-Browuing, King & Co.'s
Nenthly.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1894-07-27

CAPT. ODANN, once the German en-
peror's tutor, was sentenced some time
ago to four years Imprisonment for
fraud and perjury. Recently his term
was increased by six months because
he tried to escape from the Ploetzensee
prison. He is said to have bribed both
warders and fellow-prisoners.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1894-07-27

LATE advices from Honolulu state
that should the American congress re-
fuse to continue the present reciprocity
treaty with Hawaii as regards sugar
admitted free in the United States
England would negotiate a treaty
which would make British influence
paramount on the islands
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1894-07-27

IT is proposed to hold in Chicago,
during the coming fall, conference
Of labor leaders and labor employers
to try and unite on some measures of
conciliation that will prevent strikes
in the future.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1894-07-27

THE German Jew-baiter, Ahlwardt,
who has passed most of the past three
years between the courts and the
prisons, has turned on his enemies
and begun prosecuting them for libel.
The editor of the Dresdener Nachrich-
ten, his first victim, was, on the 21st,
summoned to answer his charges in
court
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1894-07-27
SERVED THEM RIGHT.
Riotous COmmonweaIers Driven Out of
Town by the Militia.

Dy
FREMONT, o., July 22.-Failure to re-
ceive anything like liberal donations
resulted in formal demand to the city
by Count" Bylakowskis army of com
monwealers which came here Friday,
for provisions yesterday. The count
threatened in case of refusal to turn
his army loose in the streets. When
his demand was ignored, the common
wealers, after destroying much prop
erty at the fair grounds, marched in a
body to the city hall and again de-
manded food The mayor sounded a
riot alarm and the Buckland guards,
Co. D, responded, carrying loaded
arms. Marching to the scene Of the
trouble, the militia dispersed the veal
ers and finally drove them out of town.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1894-07-27

PLAcARDs were posted in various
parts of Paris, on the Goth, predicting
2 series of bomb explosions and other
acts of retaliation in revenge for the
execution of the anarchists Valiant,
Henri and others