Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1871-10-03
Our Reporter ON the Alert.

A good business lot, next south q
Beebe's block, for sale. Enquire O
Geo. N. Blackburn.
Barr's Ague Medicine for Fever and
Ague, Dumb Ague, Bilious Fever.
Our thanks are due VIM. Leach
formerly of the Pioneer office, for a
package of late Canadian papers,
Will. is now working on the St. Thorn
as, Ont, Weekly Dispatch.
Officer Crowley arrested Chas. Nc
Kay last Wednesday night and took
him to Jail for beating his wife. He
was examined before Justice Macart-
ney Thursday morning, and sentenced
to ninety days in the Detroit House
of Correction. siif.u0'
DIR. Maiden has purchased the build
ing and lot formerly owned by Jas.
Reid, opposite JAS. Potter's residence,
on Chisholm street, and will fit up the
building for his Office and residence.
Henry Beebe has made some nota-
BILE improvements in the interior of
his hall, by putting in seats and con-
structing two dressing rooms at the
sides of the stage.
Bars Ague Medicine is safe, speedy,
and sure cure.
Don't forget the dance and oyster
supper at Beebe's Hall this evening,
given by Clewly & Thompson. Bill
$3.50. '
A railroad smash-up on the d. &
M. r. r., last Tuesday was the cause
of the steamer City of Sandusky ar
irving late at this port. She waited
at Bay City for the mail train, which
was delayed on account of the acct
dent.
The Pioneer is rather liberal with
its advice, but we decline to accept it,
as we can file the Milwaukee half of
the paper of Alpena.
The steamers Marine City and the
Wenona were both delayed last week.
The Wenona arrived here about six
o'clock Friday evening, while the Ma
rine City was several hours later.
+. Malsh's new store, next to the
bridge, is in process of construction.
Bars Ague Medicine. Price one
dollar. Ask for it.
The Pontiac JacksOnian now comes
to us enlarged to nine-column paper,
with VIM. b. Cole, formerly of Fen
ton, as its editor. The Jackson,an is
first-class Democratic journal, but
does not deal in patent outsides.
We have received long communi-
cation in answer to the poem "She
Works for a Living" written by
Manistee lady The article is alto
gether too lengthy for our columns,
and is, therefore, not published.
The Fire Company were out with
the steamer on Friday evening.
The Pioneer is anxious to write our
obituary. Well, neighbor, when we
get SO low in the printing business as
to degrade ourself sufficiently to
swindlc our patrons with patent out
side, you may then publish our obitu-
airy. But we shall undoubtedly con-
tinuc this life yet, to the sorrow of
the Pioneer.
Neither mercury, quininc or arsenic
are in Bars Ague Medicine.
Geo. w. Hawkins has purchased the
building occupied by G.. A. Jeytc as a
news depot, and, after moving the
same back from the street, will fit it
up for a residence.
A large stock of perfumery and
toilet articles for sale at Whitney's
drug store.
C. A. Jeyte has removed his news
depot to rooms over Towards shoe
shop, on Water street. ,~
The special term Of the Circuit
Court for this county commences on
the 9th.
Rev. Mr.. Donnelly occupied the
pulit at the M. Il. Church last Sab
bath.
A fence has been erected around
the premises of r. j. Kelly, on the
Section Line road.
Whitney's drug store is the place
to get your prescriptions filled. TO to
Whitney's.
A. Mcdonald, who has been on
visit below, arrived home Sunday.
Writing paper and envelopes at less
than Detroit prices, at Fred Good
rich's.
Several fights took place in differ
emit parts of the city last Saturday
day night, in one of which man was
stabbed, but not seriously.
A number of rowdies, who had
been indulging in "rip-gizzard," enter
ed Blackburns saloon Saturday night,
II .Lrootonod IN Uclean tho institu-