Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1871-11-07
ALPENA WEEKLY ARGUS.
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Advertisements must be handed in
by Monday morning to secure insertion
in the same weeks issue of the ARGUS.
Our Reporter on the Alert.

Bars Ague Medicine is not bit
tiers, but a carefully prepared tonic.
Extra copies of the ARGUS for sal
at the news depot, next to Hyatt
bakery, and at the Office of publica
ton.
j. Gillett, Of Memphis, is in town
and will remain about another week.
The Richardson g. Co. mill, on tn,
north side of the river, is undergoin.
repairs and being fitted up with NOR,
saws.
II. II. Wittelsofer has his news de
pot in running order, and is now pre-
pared to furnish his customers will
the latest papers, etc. Stationery also
constantly kept on hand at low prices
DIR. Seaman was the happy recipient
of the present of son from his wife
on Thursday evening last.
L. b. Howard, who went to Al
Sable to practice driving news over
the wires with lightning rapidity, did
not find things to suit him at that
place, and continued his trip to Bay
City, where he satisfied himself that
he was 20. X" and returned home
on Friday.
Bars Ague Medicine is worth q
thousand dollars to an ague patient
1t costs but one dollar.
Goodrich sells writing paper and
envelopes cheaper than any other deal
er in town.
Gillett & LETTERS have ordered one
hundred barrels Of -four from the Cliff
ton Mills, 1.-THE best brand in the
State,) and they are receiving the
same as fast as it can be shipped.
That "paper stopple" don't stop
worth cent, as will be seen by refer
ence to another column.
The old water mill on the south
side of the river, will be fitted up this
winter, and be made ready for opera
tions next spring.
Fresh oysters Of the best brands,
are now kept for sale at Denton's meat
market. Parties getting up oyster
suppers will do well to call.
DR.. Maiden is fitting up the build
ing recently purchased of Jas. Reid,
which he will convert into residence.
1t is with difficulty that sufficient
number of men can be obtained to
supply the demand at the various saw
mills.
In malarious regions, Barr's Ague
Medicine should be used as q proven
tative.
The Pioneer evidently don't like to
have us shooting" at them, judging
from the manner in which they try to
dodge. tN
Albert Pack is erecting a black
smith shop on Chisholm street, next
to Burrelrs new house.
Diaries for 1872 for sale at the news
depot, very cheap.
James Lewis returned home from
below, on the Wenona, Saturday even
ing.
Paper and envelopes cheaper than
the cheapest, and good quality at
Fred Goodrich's. .Frs ~
Fifty dollars worth of clothing was
purchased at A. Anspach's one day
last week, which was for the sufferers
along the lake shore.
Reed Richardson's new brick house
has been painted, and is now being
Ipenciled. .rsfHo +p
The men arrived here Sunday to
set the telegraph poles and string the
wires. They brought large quanti-
ty Of the wire with them. They CON-
menced work yesterday.
Ask your druggist for Bars Ague
Medicine, if you have the Chills.
Fred s. Goodrich, who went below
last week, returned home Sunday, hav-
ing purchased a large stock of goods.
Call and see them.
Whitney's Syrup Of Tar is all that
it is recommended to be, and more
too. We have tried it and know its
qualities.
The German Working Mems Aid
Society, Of Alpena, have sent $50 to
Port Huron for the German sufferers
along the lake shore.
Ed. Vail has made coal pit on his
premises, where he is burning char
coal for his own use.
II. G. LETTERS goes below on the
the Wonona this morning. Rumor
has it that he will come back happy
man with blushing bride. Let us
wait and see. This is strictly conf
Dental, and must not be whispered.
Mr.. Barlow, brother Of the Elder,
IS building large house on Hitchcock
street, next to Mark Young's.
Rev. F. Sewers, of Frsnkenmuth,