Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1871-08-29
Our Reporter ON the Alert.
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Wednesday evening, with the Fire
Engine, and made good display.
A good business lot next north of
Beebe's block, for sale. Enquire of
Geo. N. Blackburn.
Next week the Pioneers obituary
will appear in the ARGUS.
Two men got into dispute on
Wednesday, in front of Il. Malsh's
liquor store, and some very harsh words
were used
The Wayne Band passed this place
Wednesday on the Marine City, on a
pleasure excursion.
Butterfeld's barn on the north side
is being sided,
The sidewalk has been repaired in
front of the Postoffice-bully.
We learn from the Manistee Stand
ard, that horrible murder was com
mitted in that city on the night of the
18th. The Murdered was a Sweed
named Alex. Anderson, and the &C
cused, Mike Fineron.
Barr's Ague Medicine is pleasant to
take, is sure, is effective.
The old school house on the north
side is receiving sundry repairs.
A dance was held at the Union Ho-
tel on Thursday evening.
A linen coat was converted into
several handkerchief at the ball in
Charles Ceilings building, on We'd
ncsday evening, and our reporter says
he should think "Jim" ,coUM be more
careful in scufling.
Two young men, who had been i'm
billing too freely of "you know how it
is yourself" had set-to at the Union
Hotel last Thursday night.
The owner of bunch of keys can
have the same by calling at this Of
flee.
Sidewalks are being repaired in
various parts of this city.
A number of our citizens held a
picnic at Thunder Bay Island on
Thursday.
McDougalls new building, on Fletch-
or street, is fast nearing completion.
Buy Bars Ague Medicine as a
preventative or as cure.
DIR. Sutton arrived in town Friday
morningt to resume his former practice.
We understand he has been undergo
ing course of lectures while absent
from this city, and is now prepared to
meet his former customers with better
success-luck to you DR..
Mr.. George Thorpe, brother typo,
formerly of Pontiac, but now Of the
Detroit Commercial Advertiser called on
us Saturday.
Rev. +. N. Barlow & Co., are build
ing large barn near their mill.
A new cross walk has been built on
Water street.
Mrs. John Gurnsey presented her
husband with fine boy last Thursday
night.
Malarious Fevers yield at once to
the influence of Bars Ague Medicine.
Andy McClain, the gentlemanly
proprietor of the Burrell House, will
please accept our thanks for some ex-
cellent cigars.
DIR. Jeyte contemplates building an
addition to his new residence-corner
Miller and Merchant streets.
The new photograph gallery on Wa
ter street is moving along finely.
Geo. +. Lewis, of the SGginawian,
called on us yesterday.
S. L. Carpenter is having his Office
overhauled and fitted up very nicely.
Work is progressing finely on
Crowel g. Godfrey's new building on
Second street.
Bars Aguc Medicine contains nei-
ther quinine or arsenic.
Richard Kelley fell on the track
near Campbell's mill one day last week,
and cut severe cash in his lip.
We notice that quite a number OF
new sidewalks are being laid on Sec
ton Line Road.
Rev. L. NJ. Hunt, Of jackson, will
occupy the pulpit at the Congrega-
tional Church next Sunday.
A dog fight in front of Whitnoy's
drug store brought out a large crowd
on Saturday evening last.
Potter & Bros have erected stairs
on the outside Of their hardware store.