Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1872-06-04

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daminging the rig to the amount of
thirty dollars.
j. &. Howard has "hung out" a
new sign in front of his shoe shop on
Water street.
Notices have been issued ordering
the shutting up of all horses, cattle,
mules, sheep, swine, and all domestic
fowl, in accordance with the city or.
dinance, or they will be impoundcd.
Chas. Shultz is making preparations
to build new residence near the
Union school house.
While some parties were out riding
last Saturday, the horse became
frightened when near the cemetery,
and split the occupants on the ground.
Fortunately no one was seriously in
jured, although a lady received some
slight bruises.
The fog whistle on Thunder Bay
Island, thirteen miles distant, could
BIO distinctly heard at this place last
Sunday.
The lady who, few days since lost
a black bow and belt ribbon, can re-
cover the same by calling at this Office.
John don't want it.
Frank STAFFORD is building large
barn, and will soon erect a new resi-
dence on State street.
j. Gillett will 60 below tomorrow
on the Wenona, for the purpose of get.
ting large stock of goods.
+. w. Gilchrist has built a new
fence and laid a sidewalk in front of
his residence on Fletcher street.
j. Gillett's new store, on the north
side, will be built Of brick instead of
wood. The foundation is nearly COM
pleted.
Frank Dyer and others are putting
down new sidewalks on State street.
Bolton & McRae have just had a
beautiful sign painted on the front of
their store.
Moses Bingham is erecting a new
fence in front of his residence.
u. Head has drawn the lumber on
the ground for a new house on the
north side.
The Eight Michigan Infantry will
hold a reunion at Lansing on the
18th.
When you see a man chasing his
hat down the street and muttering
"Hel'n Blazes," it don't do to con-
clude that that's his wife's name.
We hear of father, who, not be-
lieving in whipping, shut his child in
the pig pen. He says the pen is
mightier than the rod.
A western editor has adopted the
policy of notifying delinquent sub
scribers and Others indebted to him
that Re is going for their bills with a
scarcely recovered small pox patient.
We shall send for two or three such
collectors in few days, and set them
Immediately at work.
One dollar will give the Campaign
AsoUs to any subscriber from the pres
ent time to January LIST, 1873.
Mr.. Daniel Carter will please ac-
cept our thanks for beautiful lot Of
rhubarb-the incest and largest we
have seen this year. Mr.. G. informs
Ms that it is of the mammoth kind,
and the root was transported by him
from Buffalo N. Y.
Four Couples were married yester-
day morning at the Catholic Church.
Bankrupt sale at auction, to-mor-
row, in Beebe's block. See advertise
ment elsewhere.
Joe Elliott's opera troupe gave their
last entertainment at Beebe's Hall
last evening, to crowded house. Joe
contemplates visiting this city again
in about two weeks. with an entire
new troupe.
In another column will be found
the card of VIM. f. Atkinson, attorney
at law. Mr.. Atkinson is in town at
present, but will go below tomorrow,
returning about the 25th, when he
will be ready for business.
julius Myers returned from below
yesterday morning, bringing with him
a mammoth stock of clothing and fur
nishing goods.
Fresh fish Fresh fish All ye
lovers of nice fresh fish remember that
you can be supplied at any time by
calling on English George, the cap
tain of the BRIDGE" who receives a