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CHURCH DIRECTORY K. Bnu. Service. In Trinity lliunh, on Wahinftou avenue, Hunduy rti'Tiiinif and evening. 11A1' Tlrt r-Itev.

K. I. Little. Service in Bo-J-ty' Church, on Third street, Sabbath niorninir hii1 evening. CA TIIOLIO Hev.

R. F. Domn. Service in the Catholio Church, on Cliiaholm every Hurnlav at A. a.

and at 7 P. u. Venjiera evening aervioe. burmou in tnglinh at in French at 7 t'ONUllKOATlONAL Uo. A.

W. WettfaU. Cut line in the Hoiui-ty'i Church, on Second atreet, evry Miihbitth morning and evening. MMkTilKltlsr-Kev. J.

W. (m pleU. Hcrvlee In Honiety'a Church, on Dock atreet, every Sub-bath morninir and evening. The following 1 the wind direction for each raonth of the yeur, allowing which wind are moat likely to be followed by rain or snow, and which are moat likely to be followed by clear weatltthr They were prepnrod by Sergeant Barwick, in charge of V. H.

8ignal Service in thia city, and are aa follow, being well worth preserving: I I)irMt. of wind Direct, of wind most likely to be moat likuly to be followed by raiu followed lor aunw. clear weather. MONTHS. Jitnuary, February, March, April, May, calm, June, July, Aoxuat, September, Octobar, Novemtmr, Locmber, an a aw aaw a awnw a a anw aw wn a a 'aw a a win Weekly Weather airport.

War Signal Corpa, U. 8. Army. Divlalon of Telegram and Report for the benefit of Commerce and Agriculture. METBOnOUXIICAf.

KKCOBD. Condenwd from obaervationa taken at the IT. 8. Signnl Office, Alpena, for the week ending Nov. 24, 1S79.

North Lutitude, 45 5 min. "Went Longitudo, V8 min. Elevation of ground above aea level, 5S7.9 feet. Alpena local time i twenty-! (26) minute alower than Washington city time. ill 5 1 5 a 3t a jjf pi IS.

7m.Ui Cloudy 2 1 We.lnea.lny 19, J9.C0 J7.7 SO.0 'w Cloudy 3 2 Thuratlny, 20, 'KV IS 13.3 fit) .3 Cloudy 3 2 Friday, 21, 7 .74.71 Fair 3 3 Satur.luv, 22, 73.7 Cloudy 2 2 Hunday m.Ot JH.7 Cloudy 1 Monday 24, 2ti.5 H3.7 Cloudyj 8 I WEKILY DMMKBY. Total velocity of wind duriug the week 2,321 mile. llirfheat velocity during the week wa 3C mile per hour, on the 19th. Prevailing direction of wind, aouth-weat. Total amount of rainfall or melted auow, 0.3 inch.

Numher of dear day, 0. Number of fiiir dnya, 1. Number of cloudy daya, A. Number of (lava on which rain or anow fell, 6. temperature on the 19th deg.

Lowest temperature on the21t, deg. JAMES A. BARWICK, Sergeant Signal Corpa, 8. Army. 15 Cent Column.

Advertisement of Ave line or lea inaerted In thia col mini at He per week, and 3c for each additional line. If continued for three month or longer, ti per cent, dieount from theae figure. In ill caxca euah to accompany order. IjVJUNP. A pocket book.

The owner can re-1 cover the aame of F. H. Dyer or J. T. Boet-wi.

proving property and paying charge. CITY LOTS. Two eitv lota on Pock atreet, tor aule cheap, Will be aol.l aeparHte or together, aa deairea. Enquire at Aaoua Office. OTE rAI'EK at 15 cent per quire at the AKOfa ottiee.

VEMU'ES at 10 cent per pack, at the Am LKAl) fur i ceuta, or 12 for 14 eta, at tho Annri otliee. I I.LS of LA I NU for ante at loweat price, at tun AUiil-M oince. 1 1 LANK TOWN TLAT at lea thun Detroit I price, in I lie A Mir nmee. i.oix.i:, no. no.

A A Meet every Tu-aly even isU.igo Room, in Hitchcock block. C. ALrERV.N.O F. R. WAt.ait, See'aw Thunder Bay Encampment, 2Vo.

H7, I. O. O. Meet at Odd Fellows' Hull, Alpena, on the first ami thud rrwuy evening of each month. J.

C. FOCKLER. C. J. C.

Viall. 8crile. 28 Dr. Hill's English Extract of BUCHU 13 ONE OFTTTE Best Kidney Investigators in Use. Tf la A in-olA .11 a Vi.ltl-f- 111.

1. TJ ry Organs, Irritation of tbe Neck of the Bladder, Burning Urine, Wlwet, Oonorrhi in allitatagea, Mucous Vinirextlon rf lha L'Llnava Urick Punt PeiHisit. Piabete, Intlamniation of mo ru.nifanu ma.iaer, irory or tne Kidney, Acid Urine, I'rlne), I'alnJn the Hecion of nir uiamirr. rAi.i in inn, iiAt.iv, uaj-cuius, Kenal Calculus, Renal Colic'. Retention of romis, inability to retain the ater, particularly In persona advanced In life.

IT IM A k'MlVVV IKV.GTiniTMI rin.unu uiiuuiioii, uravri in an lia tore tbe Urine tojta natural coUr, removeatho acid and liumine, and tlia effect of the exceaaive wv uiiuAiuaiin ui in. THicE-tl; or. BixHottlefor5. OtirpMeat, beat and mort reapertAble citizens areualnjc and rexvim men-ling the xtract every day. Ue might, if we clioae, give the names of jnanr who have eirpreaaeil theWlief that it ia an invaluable medicine, and worth many times its coat.

tST Bend for Circular. Sold by all drogtfuU. V. JOHNSTON 161 JEFFERSON AVEXIK. DETOOIT, MICH.

HT AjenU for the United States and Canada. NOTICE. Notice la hereby (riven tbat the ta roll ef tbe city of Alpena, for Btate and eounty tee, for the year 1H79. la now in ray band for collection, ami that I win ne in my oraca, in tne ciry oi riena. on Friday of each week daring the month of December.

179, for the purpoee of receiving taxea on aam rou. ALEX. BITCnANAK. City Treaanrer, Alpena, Nov. If, 1179.

4.13 NOTICE. There will be an examination of teacher for tbe Public Pchoola of the townahln of Wileon, held at the Kinir School Tlonae, on the ruth commeneinir at nine o'clock a. kf A teacher wanted ror tbe Heaver I ake Nchanl. N. M.

BRACK INRF.KT), Townahip Clerk bUAKKIl CITY 0 ALVAN1C CO 7 THEIR TELETHONS Wanted. Bherman Marshall, want an agent In every connty at once, at a salary of $100 per month and expenses paid. For full particulars address as above. 422yl If yonvroubled with Kidney Com- I I V'f1 Compound Extract of Juchu amrCubcbs. It will cure you.

A damson's Botanic Balsam is com-pounded of tho best natural healing extracts or Barks, Boots and (Jnms In the world. It Is a safe and reliable medl-cine, pleasant to the taste, and cures Cough. Cold. Asthma, and Croup. Trice, JJ3 aud 75 cts.

If you want to see Bomcthlng really beautiful In the line of furniture, Just call at the store of O. A. Shannon Alpine block, and examine the handsome rockers, parlor and bed room suits, and the endless variety of all kinds of first class furniture. C. R.

Hawley Co. are doing a lively trade these days, because they sell at prices that defy all manner of competition, and, too, they supply their customers with goods that they Can warrant. Cool weather Is coming very soon, but we are prepared for It, having placed our orders for large quantities of Underwear early In the season, and before any advance. Our stock this season will be found larger than ever, and prices lower. C.

TL Hawlbt Co. Lumbermen, remember that you will make money by procuring a quantity of Clongh's condition powders. They are the best In the country. The best and haudsomcst furniture ever brought to Alpena, Is now on exhibition at tho furniture bouse of 0. A.

Shannon Co. Oo to Anspach for your clothing. They have a magnificent stock to select from, and cannot fail to 6ult you In regard to price. Farmer, Attention. I would respectfully notify the farm ers of Alpena county that I am now prepared to pay cash for wheat, oats, corn, rye and barley, at the warehouse on my dock 424 CiEOItGK PltKKTISS, If you want drugs or medicines that will stand the test, go to the new drug store.

Every man should look to his own Interest, and he can do this by calling at the new stores of Anspach Co. when he wants anything In tho line of clothing and furnishing goods. Taints and oils at the drug store of J. E. Field.

The finest quality of cigars and tobacco at J. E. Field's drug store. Taints, oils and brushes at the new drug store ou Water street. The ladies find that they can always procure Just what they want In the dry goods line at the store of Anspach Co Comstock block, and tho rush in that direction would seem to indicate that prices are extremely low.

Blank books and stationary at the drug store of J. K. Field. You can find no better place In town to by your drugs and medicines than at the City Drug store. Anspach Co.

arc selling goods cheaper than ever, and they arc doing an Immense business. Civehem a call, in the Comstock block. Look over your stock of pipes, before going to woods, and pick out a good one to nse this winter. Bostwiek sells cheap and has the best of goods ever In the market. S.

8. Lewenberg, watchmaker and Jeweler, who lias opened a shop In Bost-wtck's drug store, would say to the people that he Is prepared to execute all work In his lint-, from the slightest re pair needed, up to making a watch, if necessa ry. There arc no better porfumcrles In the world thankept by F. E. lough, at the new drug store.

OUR TELEPHONE. Thanksgiving to-morrow. Stnrapage contract blanks for ealo at the Argus office. Tax receipts ready printed, for ealo at the Annus office. See new advertisement of E.

F. Denham, in another column. Jos. Duncan has out thanks for a delicious roast of venison. The steamer Geo.

L. Dunlap has gone into winter quarters at Bay City Extra term of Circuit Court at Tawas last week, Judge Tuttle pre siding. Wrecks have been quite namer ous on the lakes daring the past two weeks. The water in Lake Huron is about two feet lower than at this time last year. J.

N. Tifft left town by steamer St. Paul, Monday night, for his home in New York. A schooner, painted black, went ashore at Alcona, Monday, and the crew jumped for land. The schooner J.

B. Wilber had a hard time getting off of ground in the river last Thursday. The steamer St. Joseph left for Detroit yesterday, and will' make one more trip to this port. A terrible gale set in last Wednes day night, and t'ue telegraph lines were down in all W.

B. Ferris, foreman in the shingle mill at Alcona, was found dead in bis bed not long since. The scow Dunford run into this port on Sunday for the purpose of repairing a broken center board. 60 cents will pay for the Tri- Weekly Free Press for three months on trial. Leave orders at the Aitaus office.

Phila Truesdell, successor to A. J. Grant, of the Port Huron Marble Works, is in town, taking orders for work In bis line. The schooner Breod, which went ashore at Nine Mile Point some tn ija fb Jn vj O-l J1 of Lake Erie, and fire lives were lost. Stages on the Bhore route commenced running on Monday morning, and wil put in a daily (except Sunday) appearanco tilljspring.

Thos. Woods is progressing very fairly with the sewer on Second street, and we concludo that he is doing his work in a satisfactory manner. Tbe steamer St. Paul is to make but one more trip this season, and will go on to Point St. Ignace for a cargo of fish and then return to Detroit.

The tug J. P. Clark sunk in Detroit river on the night of the 20th, and Mrs. Marie Ray, mother of Mrs. D.

P. Buker, of this city, was drowned. Union Thanksgiving services will be held at the Baptist church on Thursday of this week, at 11 o'clock A. M. Sermon by Rev.

A. W. Westgate. It seems to be tho general opinion, that tho old prpverb, "you skate in November, and you swim in December," will be tho state of affairs this season. Morse Dewey have purchased the stock of goods at tho 5 and 10 cent store, and taken the stock to their own establishment, where they will be sold as offered before.

The windy weather for tho past week has played sad havoc among tbe fish nets, breaking them up, and in many instances entirely destroying or carrying them away. The shore boats will run this season as long as navigation is sufficiently open to permit of their making landing at the different ports. Every boat now has plenty of freight. Praise services were held at the new Opera House, on Sunday evening, by tho Congregrational, Baptist and Methodist churches. Music, was furniflicd by the church choirs and the Alpena Guards Band.

James Flynn, one of tho sailors on the schooner Watson, had the left side of his face severely laseer-ated by having a board thrown onto him yesterday morning, and Dr. Shelton was called to dress the wound. Frank Johns, a boy fourteen years of ago, had a part of hi middle finger of his left hand torn off by ropo lines, while driving a horse in tho woods, on Tuesday afternoon of last week, and the hand was dressed by Dr. Maiden. Geo.

McDade had two fingers of his left hand badly lascerat-ed at the shingle mill of W. II. E. K. Potter, on Friday morning last, and it was found necessary to amputate both fingers, which opor ation was performed by D.

Maiden. Tho Water Works Company gave a trial of the pipes on the south side of the river, one day last week, and jt oppeared that the works were equal to the emergency, being capable of throwing six or eight streams over one hundred feet in height. Dennis Sutton, in the employ of Frank Bead, at Alcona, was severely injured about the head and face, and had two ribs broken, by being thrown from the railroad with' one of the lumber cars, on Monday. Dr. Shelton, of this city, was telegraphed for, and he at once went to the relief of the sufferer.

We understand that Jas. A. McDonald and brother are making preparations for the erection of a hotel at the foot of Long Lake, for the convenience of pleasure seekers during the summer season. It is also intended to run a buss line from the city to tho lake, thus affording those who desire, passage from town to the lake at a moderate price. TliankgivlngHop.

The Alpena Guards Band will give a hop, at the Opera House, Thursday evening, Nov. 27, 1879. A cordial invitation is extended to all. Admission 75 cents per couple. Proceeds to go toward purchasing instruments and music for Brass and String Bands.

Masonic Notice. A special communication of Al pena Lodge, No. 190, F. A. will be held at Masonio Hall, on Wednesday evening, November 2Gth, at 7:30 o'clock, for work.

Visiting brethren cordially invited. By order of tbe W. M. Jas. II.

KEitn, Secretary. James Richards intends to start i ii a new naraware store iicu next week. His many friends re gret bis leaving, ana wisn mm success in his undertaking. Tawas Gazette. This is a son of B.

Richards, Tawas. This ne7 hardware- utore will be in the Johnvui block, on Water street. Mr. Richards has arrived with his goods and will open his new store- as soon as passible. flub List.

It is often a saving of money to subscribo for periodicals that you may desire, together with your own home paper. We aro prepared to take subscriptions at tho following club rates Aitnrs nnd Weekly Free Tress, $2 TtO Aunrs nnd Nursery, Jl.00 Auors and Western Bnral, 8 00 A liar's and Young Folks Monthly, 2 2.r Anocs and (Jodey's Lady's Book, 2.75 Altars and Scientific American, 4 00 Alters nnd American Agriculturist, 2.50 Marine. Mr. Sellick furnishes us with the following list of vessels as having arrived or departed during the past week ARRIVALS. Barges Saginaw, Lathrop, Russian, Light Guard, Wewtford, Powers.

Schooners Sonraan, Wilber, Columbian, San Jacinto. DEPARTURES. Barges Westford, lumber, Erie Saginaw, Lathrop, Light Guard, Russian, lumber, Toledo. Schooners Wilber, lumber, Sandusky; Snow Drop, lumber, Sandusky; Surprise, lumber, Toledo; Jura, lumber, Black River; Columbian, lumber, Detroit; Seaman, lumber, Erie. The Late Storm.

Our last storm, for wind, exceeds anything ever known here for tho length of time that high winds blow. From 4:15 P. of the 19th, to 4:15 P. of the 20th, 10 miles of wind passed over this city, or an average of nearly 27 miles per hour for the entire 21 hours. From 4:15 P.

of tho 10th, to midnight of tho 19th, thero was 214 miles of wind, nearly an average of 27 miles per hour for the 10 hours. From midnight of tho 19th, to 0 A. thero was 150 miles of wind, or an average of 20 miles per hour. During the 10 hours from iA. the 20th, to 4:15 P.M., of the 20th, there was 270 miles of wind, an averngo during last 10 hours of storm of exactly 27 miles per hour.

For tho fivo minutes, that is from 8:15 P. the 19th, to 8:20, of tho 19fh.it reached a max-iraum of about 50 miles per hour, and it must be borno in mind that this high velocity was with a wind blowing from the northwest this city being very much sheltered by tho land and heavy forests to the West and northwest The fnlfforce of this heavy storm could not have been felt until a person had reach ed near the middle of Lake Huron and I do not think I would be ex aggerating If I should sav the wind reached a velocity of from 60 to 75 miles per hour, outside of tho excellent harbor of Thunder Bay. James A. Barwick, Sergeant Sig. Corps, U.

S. A. A. N. Sprat t'n New Residences.

Tho new residences built by A. N. Spratt, on Hitchcock street, are about ready for their occupants. The three residences are as neat and commodious as any in the city and especially tho one at the cor ner of Second and Hitchcock streets, which is a model for beauty, convenience and comfort. On tho ground floor is the parlor, dining room, kitchen, etc.

Tho parlor, by means of sliding panels, can be converted into two separate rooms, in one of which is a fire place. The dining-room is convenient to tho parlor and kitchen, and has all the conveniences necessary. The kitchen is large, and has among other conveniences a pump for raising water out of tho cistern, and is supplied with water from the Alpena City Water Works. In the basement is a furnace for heating tho bouse, and a number of flues carry the heat to the various rooms in both stories. The cellar is large and affords ample stowage room.

The upper story is reached by two stairways one leading to the front and one to the rear of the house. Tbe bed rooms are all op-stairs, and are commodious and well lighted. The painting and graining of the rooms and doors is first class and artistically done. Many of the rooms have neat center ornaments on the ceiling from which chandeliers may bo suspended. Taken altogether, Mr.

Spratt has three as commodious and comfortable residences as any in the city. The carpenter work was performed by Campbell McDonald. The corner building we under stand Is to be occupied by II. u. Churchill, the next by J.

W. Fitzgerald, and the third by F. H. Sweethearts and Wives, at the Ojera House, Dec. 3d and 4th.

Have an eye on Fanny Spritle Irish Assurance at the Opera House next week. "Sweetheart and Wives." We are pleased to announce that the Alpena Dramatic Club has secured the Opera House for Wednesday and Thursday evenings, December 3rd and 4th, when they will present the popular three act comedy 4'Sweethearts and Wives," and the roaring farce "Irish Assurance." These are both standard plays, in which somo of the best American and English comedians have distinguished themselves. Although rather heavy pieces for amateur performers, yet we believe the club will succeed in presenting them in a pleasing manner. The cast of characters we are assured is a strong one, and embraces the names of several of Alpena's favorites. This being the first dramatic entertainment in the new Opera House, we bespeak crowded houses for the Club, and a gay, grand, good time for the audience.

Maidens attend, you may wish some assistance. Opera House, 3d and 4th. Who wouldn't have a wife or a sweetheart. The A. A.

P. C. at the Opera House, Dec. 3d and 4th. Dealings in Earth.

The following trHimfrr of real Mtat hare lwn rcrnnW in tho IlrgiHter' olllue, for tho week otulintf November 24th, 1H73: Stut to Thos. Collin, of i ec 23, town 31 north, rm? eiwt, Ptiite to TIioh. Collin, nwofiw' see. 2, town 31 north, run go 0 enut, and of i sec. 8, town III north, rnns 8 eiut, 100.

Tho. Collin to Wm. Baxter, i of )i en. 0, town 31 north, range 8 mat, l. Geo.

Trent! to Tuck, Fleteher It Kimbull, wnter front nt the foot of fhinholtn atreet, (VM). Thoa. Collin to John Collin, of ti ec 14, town 31 north, 7 taxi, Simeon Fnrwell to Tho. l'urmulenu, Lot 1, block 12, lttii'hai'l r.pBteiu to Rachacl ltocnthl, lot 6, block in, fHK. John C.

l'robst to Mcuiu l.block 119, 10). Hate to Job Gerard, a '2 of ej ec. 30, town 82 north, rnniro 8 eat, 1'K). John Geriird to Snmuol Gerard, )i of ace. town 32 north, range 8 eitt, $100.

Look out for lti Nancy Is coming. Oo and see Lockaday. The Admiral on deck, at the Opera House. Younij min go see "Sweethearts and Wives." You will learn a thing or two. a.

it it 1 12 1). In thin city, Not. 20, by Rev. E. L.

Mttle, Mr. Moea Krown, of Alpena, and Mr. Etta J. NeU aon, (Imidifer of the late C'npt J. J.

Berry, of Seanpnvt, Mo. In t'iia city. Nor. 23.1, by T.t. E.

L. Littlo, Mr. Panic 1 Feriruaon of VTilnon, and Mr. Hannah J. Cvowcll, of Alpena.

ADAMSON'3 BOTANIC BALSAM! Tlio Grout Remedy for Curing Coniflu, CoM. Asthma, Stuttinsr of Blood, of Voice, Wlioupiutr Contfh. Imflrnlt Breathing, lloarwi and all affection of the Throat, Bronchial Tube and Lung-s, leading to Consump tion. IIOTAXIC COIOII BALSAM Ft a larger alo than all other rough medicine combined! because of it unquestioned purity and eliicacy ADAlfWON'H IIOTAXIC COIGII BALSAM Is prepared from highly-concentrated extract of the purest gum, bark and root in the world. ADAMHON'W BOTANIC COlXill BALSAM Ha received the endowment and recommendation of emtninent I'tiynician and ScienUBo Men every where it hu been introduced.

Beware of Imitation. Se that the nam of F. W. Kinmnnn ia tn the glaa of the bottle. Kolil by Uruggiat auU dealer.

1 rice, Zie. and 75e. 43.tyl FITS; CrRKT) rROMTTLY AND rF.R- XI AN KNTI.Y. I aend abottlcof my vlcbrntcd remedy, with valuable treat ie on thiadinease, free tn a1 Bat terer who ud me their 1 U. and Kxprc 4- dreu.

UK. II. O. ROOT, 32mS No. 1S3 l'enrl atreet, New York.

ia3.ua rmnnaci J3unn.tiearf i orjj Xtaado(i 2y eo.iuiiof A( jpa E. F. DENHAM. Cor. Second flcruiutaii'ft fieri in Zephyr Worsteds arc far superior to the Domestic.

A fall stock of these in all colors, also of German-town, Cashmere. Scotch and Coventry Knitting Tarns; Yadies and children's jackets, scarfs, hoods, hosiery, gloves, in cluding fur trimmed, under vests, leggings, corsets, niching, tics, jabots, and a fall line of lace goods, canvases, handkerchiefs, besides a complete assortment of feathers, ribbons and other Millinery Goods0 All Orders will Receive Prompt Attention. IB. IF. A3B9 TRACTS.

Alpena County Abstract Real Estate Office, THOMAS WHITE OtBce orer Monugban' Grocery Store, The only Complete Compilation Of the Official Record of Alpena County. Abstract furnished with dispatch, and at reasonable ratea. IfclSiVL ESTATE BOUGHT fc SOLD. LADIES OF ALPENA, mes. Who has served tbe public so well and so long, is aa ever prepared to sell the choicest styles of DRY GOODS, DRESS COODS, And Most Fashionable MILIINBEYl AT TRICES THAT DEFY COMPETITION.

Her stock of goods now on hand and offered to to the publio, Is tho most complete and extensive ever brought to Alpena, and she feels confident that she can please all. Special Attention Given to Don't forget the Place, at il. Tumims. CUothing' CENTS' FTJRXTXSHXXTGS, In endless variety, and Prices at the Bottom AT JULIUS MYERS, Corner Second and Water Streets, Alpena, Mich. 403 JTTST I2ST TIIMIIEj.

GOOD NEWS FOR ALL. Boots and Shoes, FOR EVER? BODY, CREIGHTON LEWIS, At their new' store in the McDonald block, are on hand with a iarf stock of every variety of the best manufactured Boots aad Shoes, which they are offering to the publio at "Very Low Prices. Save Money by Buying of CB.EXGHTOET 2s LBWSS. xaa pang eq eosds Btrjj, River Sts. for All 7.