Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1872-05-28

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A Surgeons pocket-case was lost
last night. The finder will be suita.
bly, rewarded by returning the same to
DR.. Shelton " ~ +
The lady who, on Saturday last,
lost silver shoe buckle, can recover
the same on application at the ARGUS
Office.
JUL Potvin is having the Alpsna
House reprinted outside.
Thos. Lester, who recently had his
foot smashed, is now confined to the
house with fever.
A handkerchief was found on Sec
ton Line road, last Saturday, and left
at this office. The owner will please
call and claim property.
Chas. Golling has another new adj
vertisement in another column. He
is constantly receiving additions to
his stock, and says that he is determ-
ined to put prices down to the lowest
figures.
DR.. Roe informs us that the bath
house at TIE Mineral Springs is re-
ceiving fair number of visitors. One
patient, who came to this city recent
ly to use these waters for rheumatism,
left town yesterday, having nearly re-
covered.
Any person buying 80 worth of
goods at one time will receive ticket
free to the great premiums given away
on July 4th, at the News Depot.
A heavy rain on Sunday afternoon
and night did much towards helping
matters on the river, and some think
that there will not be as many logs
left above as at first supposed, although
it will delay matters considerably.
The latest thing out is Dolly Var
den Bitters, but we will guarantee
that they are not half ms good as the
celebrated Manitawauba Bitters, as
they are the best ever offered for sale.
Hitchcock's addition, south of the
school house, is being filed up with
buildings quite rapidly.
Julius Myers has gone below for a
large stock of goods. He is expected
home this week.
New spiles have been driven below
Luce's warehouse, for the continuation
of the dock.
An addition is being built on the
north side of Barlow's mill, in which
to store dry clapboards.
Rev. +. N. Barlow went below on
business yesterday.
An addition is being built to new
house on Fletcher's addition.
We would advise young men to de-
sist from playing ball on the Sabbath,
or 20 off into the woods.
Two children we're christened at
the Episcopal Church last Sunday.
The frame fer another new house is
going up on Fletcher's addition.
The wrecking tug Leviathan, ac-
companied by the tug Tinnie White,
arrived at this place Sunday, bringing
a dredging machine and lighters from
Cheboygan, which is to dredge the
river, Campbell & Co.'S boom, and
Barlow's boom. The Leviathan
started back again about noon the
same day.
Ladies, before going to the opera,
buy yourself nice fan, at Wittelshof-
er's. t....I ,osr..I
When you want musical instruments,
20 to r. Stone, in Myers block.
A rumor was prevalent last Thurs
day evening that man had been
found dead on Fourth street, but there
was no truth in the report.
Our devil says he is bound to be in
the fashion if he don't lay up a cent.
He uses a Dolly Warden boot-jack
every night.
]. w. Creighton returned from be-
low last Sunday night on the Wehona,
bringing with him stock of boots
and shoes, and he will receive another
installment in d few days.
David Thompson advertises his
Billiard Hall and Lunch Room in an
other column.
Goodenw s. BOWS ice wagon made
its appearance on our streets yester'
day.
A large variety of fans cheap, at
the News Depot.
L. B. Howard who went below las
week, returned again Sunday, bringing
his wife with him. Mrs. II. has beer
visiting in Pennsylvania.
The material for completing thu
telegraph line from this place to Che
boygan has been distributed elong tn
line and the workmen will arrive thi
week.
He. LETTERS and wife, who have BEEF