Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1871-08-17
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favor by settling the same immediate.
ly.
Barr's Ague Medicine is sold for
one dollar per bottle.
One quart of milk poured into
eleven quarts of water, costs the citi-
zens of Alpena exactly ten cents per
quart.
Angus Mcdonald received a fall at
Barlow's Mill Tuesday, breaking three
ribs, and sustaining other injuries. He
is now in fair way of recovery.
Everyone can now use Medicines
and feel that their money is well in
vested, by going to Bostwick's, next
door to the Post Office, sign of the
Red Mortar.
On Monday evening, while the Cor
net Band were discoursing some of
their beautiful music, they received a
polite invitation from viii. Hitchcock
to adjourn to the ice cream restaurant
of Fred. Goodrich, where they were
furnished with some of the best ice
cream in Alpena.
@. G. Whitney is agent for DIR. ID.
James Patent Medicines, and has just
received large stock.
G. III. Rice and f. G.. Howard are
laying sidewalks in front of their resi-
dences.
Mark Young is building a new
house on Hitchcock street.
Ill. b. Morse is erecting large new
barn on his premises on the Bay shore.
McDade e. McGinn have finished
the siding of their new barn, and have
commenced painting the same.
A wing is being added to the house
opposite the Union School building.
Bars Aeue Medicine prevents
chill after the first dose.
Several new cross-walks have been
laid and more are under way in differ
ent parts of the city.
The new hand press for the Pioneer
has arrived.
The best Cigars in the city is at
Bostwick's, next door to the Post Of
fee, sign of the Red Mortar.
Gregory, employed in Denton's meat
market, understands his business. If
you doubt us, call and ask him which
is the best part of lamb? With
excellent meat, good management, and
prompt delivery of meats purchased of
him, Denton is doing a good business.
Chas. Richardson has purchased the
lot between Beebe's block and the
river, and will soon put up building
thereon
The walk on the west side of State
street is to be continued to the track
leading to Campbell's dock.
The new boat in course Of construc-
ton on the Bay shore, begins to as
sumo the appearance of vessel.
Posts have been set for a new house
near Campbell's dock.
The residence of j. A. Case has
been repaired.
McDougalps building, on Fletcher
street, is progressing rapidly.
The new residence of Moses Bing-
ham, near the planning mill, is nearing
completion.
ID. III. Wall, from Manistee, arrived
in this city on Sunday.
DIR. McSween arrived here Sunday,
and departed again yesterday.
The place to get your Drugs and
Medicines, is at Bostwick's, next door
to the Post Office, sign of the Red
Mortar.
Bars Ague Medicine is sure cure
for Chills and Fever.
Good Green Tea at Whitney's for
eighty cents.
The Hop at the Burrell House, last
Friday night, was a pleasant affair,
and all seemed well satisfied.
A. A. Denton, the butcher, sprained
an ankle Friday.
Prof Gregory was somewhat IA
tigued after his three mile trip on pro-
fessional business, few days since.
Chemical Baking Powder at Whit
ney's drug store.
The new sign in front of the ARGUS
Office, painted by Chas. Golling, is at
tracing considerable attention.
Averill's Chemical Paint, all shades,
and sold by the gallon, at Whitney's.
Two young men of this city went
out hunting few days since, and shot
well, they were shot in the neck
with rye.
Bars Ague Medicine is a most ex-
cellent tonic.
81. Mead, formerly clerk at Be
wick, Comstock s. Co.'S, is now in the
emplov of II. Luce e. Co.