Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1872-11-05

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The horse affection prevails III
this section to an alarming extent,
and many horses have died from
the disease.
letters has gone below for more
goods.
Words in the English language
are inadequate to express the con-
tempt of our people generally for
the Pioneer, the lowest, meanest
and softest paper, by far, ever pub |
hshed in the State of Michigan.
Goodrich's new store is in fair
way to be completed at no distant
time. The brick work is done and
the carpenters are "throwing them
selyesp on the wood work.
C. C. whitney has returned from
below, and his stock of goods is ex-
pected in few days.
Mr.. Jack Head and Miss Jennie
Willoughby were married on the
9th of last month, and have care
fully kept the secret to themselves
until few days ago. May their
lives be long, prosperous and hap
py. Zacll is building neat little
house in Fletcher's addition where
the happy pair will soon be enscons-
ed, aL lt.
Noung Evans is determined to
see more of this world, notwith-
standing he received the contents
of shot gun two weeks since. He
is now able to be about as usual.
ID. Crippen hastaken the contract
of raising the tug Mildred, and,
weather permitting, he proposes to
have her af1oat tomorrow, (Tues-
day..
Howard, Godfrey g. Co. expect to
occupy their new quarters in few
weeks, at which time they viii have
large and well selected stock of
boots and shoes to offer the public.
The wife of Horace Greeley died
at New York last "Wednesday morn
ing. Mrs. Greeley had been i'll for
some time, and her departure from
this world was hourly expected.
Mayor Pack made the assertion
last week, SO we learn, that he run
, this city, and was to blame for the
registration notices being delayed,
or something to that effect.
Whitney's new store will he ready
to occupy in a short time, the first
, story being fitted up as fast as pos
sible for Mr.. WIS own use.
Horse owners take courage. The
horse disease is rapidly abating in
, many of the eastern cities. it
| seems to reach its height in ten
days, and then gradually dies away
! Tomorrow, Tuesday, will tell the
tale, and let every Democrat attend
, to 1iis daty, work for the right, and
!, our whole ticket in this county can
bc elected. Go to the polls, then,
ready for the days struggle, and
: leave not a stone unturned. Vic
tory is WITHIN our reach, and if JUS
tice is done, we will not fail to tri-
umph.
The Radicals say that when they
can find nothing against O'Farrell's
character, they sneallingly call him
Irish, and curse him for his nativi-
ty. Such is the friendship toward
workingmen by Radicals.
1t was threatened by Radicals
some six weeks ago that just before
election they would break up the
Labor Unions a,ong the Shore and
thus destroy their influence. Have
they done it! Not any. Although
they concocted nefarious scheme,
and had bogus bills posted in view
OF accomplishing this purpose
And how did it work. Every
demonstration they have made in
that direction has simply served to
make the Unions stronger, and the
Radical party held in greater con-
tempt than ever 10y the working
men.
Lockwood's men think he has fur
nish all the beer he will very soon,
rs they don't expect to receive such
favors after election nor will they
vote fer him simply because they
are told that his money bought the
beverage.
n. J. Coulter has taken charge
of the billiard room at the Fletcher
House. See card elsewhere.
STREER CORNER DIALOGUE
This conversation recently took
place between Radical and Lib
eral.