Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1871-09-12
Our Reporter on the Alert.


McDougall's new house, on Fetche
street, is enclosed, and will soon b.
ready to occupy.
Considerable sickness exists in thi
city at present, mostly among child
rem.
The daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w
M. Sutton died on "Wednesday after
noon, instead of Tuesday, as stated in
Pioneer.
There was surprise party from this
city visited Campbellville Thursday
night, and very pleasant time was
had.
Potter Bros. have large quantity
of coal on hand, which they are sell
ing at reasonable rates.
Fred s. Go drich has quantity of
writing paper and envelopes for sale
very cheap.
Some of the mills in this city have
ceased operations for want of logs.
Large quantities of hay are being
brought to this city and stored for
winter use.
Barr's Ague Medicine is pleasant to
take, is sure, is effective.
The new photograph gallery, next
to the news depot, is now doing bust
ness.
The "Pioaeer" solicits an EXCHANGE
thusly: schroeder, d-n@,X X"
Folkerts & Butterfeld's new store
has recently received the cornice and
been sided.
Chisholm street has been greatly
improved by the laying of new side
walks.
Ed. Walls new wagon shop has been
shingled.
The roof and cornice has been put
on the new residence of G. Burrell.
G. G. Whitney's new residence, on
the Bay shore, is one of the finest in
this city.
Rev. w. w. Rafter started for
Pittsburgh yesterday morning, on
visit of few weeks.
The Galena left for Cleveland last
Saturday night, with 100000 feet of
lumber, 10000 lath, 100000 shin
giles, and from thirty to forty passen-
gers.
David G.. Fickes, of the Pittsburgh
Chronicle, is stopping in this city for
the benefit of his health.
o. S. Warner is drawing lumber on
his premises for the erection of barn.
Bars Ague Medicine contains nei-
Their quinine or arsenic.
The new barn of j. Gillett is about
completed, and makes criditable ap-
pearance.
Mrs. Widdis, who has been visiting
in this city for about two months, left
for her home in Mitchell, Ont, Sat
urday evening, on the Galena.
Dr. Jeyte is building an addition to
his residence.
Nearly every day we hear of more /,
hogs being poisoned. Is there no way :
to put an end to this Internal rascality -?
The Pioneer will soon be enlarged. !,
E. Malsh is making preparations
for the erection of a new liquor store,
on Second street, next to the bridge.
viii Boggs will hereafter sell fish :,
from his boat at the bridge, as his fish =,
market has been torn down to make :,
'oom for Malsh's store. =,
Godfrey & Crowells new building =
IN Second street, is progressing finely, "
md when finished will be credit to =,
he .proprietors, as well as a great "
to that part of the city. =;
Buy Bars .Ague Medicine as a 7
preventative or as q cure. :.
A good business lot next south of 9,
'eebe's block, for sale. Enquire of G.
'eo. n. Blackburn. 6.
Capt. Smith, of East Saginaw, who
as been using the Mineral Water in
his city for some time, has returned h,
D his home, very much improved in h,
ealth. -
There will be meeting of the Di- be
ectors of Thunder Bay River Boom ri,
ompany, at the Office of s. L. Car 90,
enter, at two o'clock tomorrow. bo
One of our city officers has detected 6r
woman in the act of throwing out ~;
bison to dogs and hogs. 81,
Carpenters are at work on Bolton e. o.,
.cRaes block. ton
A Mr.. Thomas, Of Toledo, Ohio, is ,vb
in health, under treatment her
the Magnetic Spring. VIII
Fred S. Goodrich has purchased the
lilding now occupied by him, of w.
Sutton. bea
The work on Hyatt's new residence, val,
River street, is progressing. pos
n
Barlow's mill is turning out a large are
antity of superior quality of siding cts,
Malarious Fevers weld at once IN salo