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

Our Reporter on the Alert.
Old papers for sale at this Office.
Extra copies of the ARGUS for sal
c at the news depot, next TO Hyatt
bakery, and at the Office of public,
tion.
Goodrich sells writing paper an,
envelopes cheaper than any other deal
er in town.
Invest one dollar in Barr's Agu
Medicine, and cure the Chills.
Having nearly recovered from ou
recent illness, we are able to furnisl
our readers with half sheet thi
week, and,-with the assistance of on
jpur, who has also been sick for nearl,
three months, but is now recovering
we hope to send out our usual amour
of news next week. When we wer,
taken sick there was no one in town
who was at liberty, that we could pro
cure to keep the business running un
til we sEoIld be able to again take
charge, and we were therefore Obliged
to close our Office during such illness
but we are now looking forward to a
better future.
Don't forget to attend the lecture
of Rev. VIM. Donnelly, to-m5rrcw
evening, at the Congregational Church.
j. r. Beach has rented the Burrell
House, and has taken possession.
Mcintyre has removed his photo
graph gallery to Aber's building, on
Second street.
A new thing-for young man who
visits young lady on Sunday evening,
for tie want of letter amusement, TO
sit and whittle shavings to kindling g fire
next morning.
Plain directions in German al d
English are given with Barrs Ague
Medicine.
Holiday goods of every description,
and at low prices, can be obtained at
the News Depot.
JUL Potvin was made happy last
Saturday morning. His wife present
ed him with daughter.
Mrs. A. W. Smith departed this life
on Saturday last, and her infant child
died the same evening. The funeral
took place Sunday afternoon.
The Bay City Daily Journal made
its first appearance on Nov. 25th, and
judging from the first number, we
should think that it started out with
good propects, and we wish the enter
prising proprietors the success they SO
richly deserve.
ii. II. Wittelshofer has full line
Of holiday goods.
Our thanks arc due to many of our |
citizens for the numerous kindnesses
shown us during our recent illness.
Mrs. John McSorley presented her
husband with son last Sunday morn
ng.
A chill is an impossibility to one
aking Barr's Ague Medicine.
The Masonic fraternity of this city
,ave removed to their new quarters,
n Bolton & McRae's new block.
Albert Kasson will soon open ci-
,ar store in Aber's new building, on
second street. Mr.. X. is a man in
very sense of the word, and is we'll
deserving of the public patronage.
We learn from the Bill Poster that
here is good skating in Pontiac. If
I ever freezes up in Alpcna, we will
ring forth our steel runners and have
ne good slide.
Go TO Wittelshofer's for holiday
resents. a a-.-- ''A =
Rev. VIM. Donnelly delivers lec-
ure at the Congregational Church, to-
,orrow evening.
Stocking has, closed up his photo
raph business in this city.
Jos. st. Peter has removed his gold
nd silver plating rooms to Aber's
ew building.
The tonic principle in Barr's Ague
iedicine relieves debility promptly.
The Odd Fellows Of this city have
ented the hall recently vacated by
he Masons.
The work of removing and burning
he debris Of the Globe Hotel, lately
estroyed by fire, has been commenced,
to the erection Of a new
otel building by Mr.. vaninwagin.
Tax receipts printed in neat style
nd on short notice a. this Office.
Remember Donnellys lecture at
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