Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1872-06-11

pearance on the street last Saturday
night, and called out large crowd.
The poles for the telegraph are dis
:ributed to a short distance this side
of Richardson's camp, and are set
some fifteen miles this way from Che
boygan.
A young man named Hathaway,
and some Others killed two bears, near
keitons farm, about seventeen miles
from this city, one day last week. A
number Of other bears were seen at
the same time.
Aber is selling furniture faster than
ever before.
Daniel Carter is putting up fence
around his premises on Section Line
road and Third street.
Some Of the brick for Gillett &
Jeffers new store have arrived. The
foundation is completed
Frank Starbird's new barn on State
street, is nearly completed.
G. l.. Fish, the celebrated violinist,
of Pontiac, in this State, called on us
last week.
d. Lester g. Co have just put up a
new sign in front of their store.
Barlow's mill has commenced run
ming night and day.
Work on the Fletcher House is rap
idly progressing, The third story has
received the first coat of plaster, and
the masons are now at work in the
second. The carpenters are fitting
the doors and finishing up as fast al
possible.
The little propeller, Jennie A.. Sut-
ton, arrived at this place Saturday
bringing the billposters for Conkl h
Brothers circus, which will exhibit at
this place on the 10Th. See advertise.
ment.
1t is said that the most of the log.
for this place, now in the various
streams, will be brought down with.
out much difficulty.
New buildings and improvement:
generally are numerous near the Jail
Thos. Lester, who injured his foot
some time since, and was afterwards
taken sick with fever, was able to gel
out on Sunday.
dolly Warden" wrappers are all
the rage in town.
Don't forget to buy your fresh fish
of English George" at the bridge, OF
Richardson's warehouse. Fresh ev.
cry day.
The present prospects are that we
shall have any quantity Of strawber.
ries and whortleberries in this locali-
ty this season.
A young lady and gentleman, (both
Germany were joined in marriage al
the Episcopal Church, last Sunday
Crohn's Boston Bazaar will open at
Beebe's store, for few weeks, for the
accommodation of ladies. A large
line of hosiery, shawls, dress goods
threads, etc., which will be sold at
prices which are hard to beat. W.
The person who recently lost shell
earring, can recover the same by call
ing at the residence of Geo. N. Ben
ton, on Third street.
DR.. Wilkinson's card appears in an,
other column. The doctor can be con-
suited at the Huron House for the
present, but he will soon remove to
Malsh's block, where he is having an
Office fitted up.
j. Myers has just received a large
stock of everything in his line. A
very handsome lot of the latest style
of summer shawls.
Go to Wittelshoffer's and see his
Croauet sets. Cheap. ara
The Germans of this city will hold
a grand ball on the 9Th of July, and
a good time is anticipated.
Those attending the hop this even
ing should bear in mind that they can
get excellent ice cream at Goodrich's
jewelry store, just across the street
from the Hall.
Mr.. j. Potter and wife, who have
been absent from town for a short
time, returned home yesterday, on the
Wenona.
Mr.. Beach informs us that the Bur
rell House is filed to its utmost Gu
pasity.
Three couples were married at thu
Catholic Church yesterday morning.
A large crowd gathered in front o
the ARGUS Office last evening, to wit
ness dog fight.
Creighton has received another IN
stallment of boots and shoes.