Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1872-11-12
Our Reporter on the Alert.

ARGUs for the same time.
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Our Reporter on the Alert.
Extra copies of the ARGUS can be
had ut the news depot, and at the
office of publication.
\ A. Anspach started for New
Work last week for large stock of
goods.
One of the candidates for election
in this county circulated his "slips"
on cards bearing the following kin
dred inscription; "God loveth a
cheerful giver." Whether. the
scheme gained him any votes or not
we haven't learned.
A subscriber says that in draw
ing comparison between the jack
ass and Pioneer man we iRsulted
Vhe former, as that animal would be
worth more to any sensible man
than a score of such things as has
charge of the Pioneer would be to
a community, unless they wanted
grease for soap, and then the soap
would spoil on their hands.
Geo. Masters has purchased the
interest of r. A. Rogers in the Ea-
gle Bakery.
Potter Bros. have opened their
hardware store, and are once more
doing a good business in our city.
Crippen Bros. have succeeded in
raising and bringing the tug Mil
bred into the river. She is badly
damaged, and was nearly half filled
with sand.
p. McDade has erected hay
'scalesatthe side of his livery stable,
ION Second street.
W. McMastcr expects to get in
to his new store in about two weeks.
Some of the Republicans want
the Pioneer to die and go with the
defeated Democratic candidates.
Have mercy. Is it not humiliating
senough to be beaten, without being
obliged to keep such internal COM
pany afterward
A young lady in this city is de-
,sirous of obtaining a situation as
cock. For particulars apply at
this office.
M. III. Wittelshofer went below
yesterday after another stock OF
goods.
B. Richards e. Co. will re-
move their stock of hardware
to their new quarters, in Power d
Cos new brick block, this week.
J. N. Tiff, who has been spend
;ing some weeks in this city, left fol
his he,ne in New York yesterday.
Mr.. Hitchcock has commenced
the work of improving the accom-
modations in the Post Office, a ne
,cessity which has been felt for some
time by our citizens.
The Pioneer man threw an i'm
imensc quantity of bile from his
stomach last week, but if he can 10
anything to show the people that
he has anything in his upper story
he will accomplish a wonderfulfeat
Mrs. Il. O. Avery presented hel
husband with a beautiful daughter
last Wednesday.
BY reference TO cur advertising
columns the reader will find the
advertisement for Linabury's Cough
Syrup. Having used this remedy
for the past three years we can rec
Commend it to the public. 1t never
fails to do all claimed for it, is
pleasant to the taste, and should be
in every family. One spoonful Of
.tentimes prevents Group. Sold al
.Bostwick's.
The Pioneer thing is undoubtedly
troubled with the horse epidemic
as he has a terribly filthy running
at the mouth. Will the GOrilla-facet
man prescribe for him.
IL. Zohn has gone below after an
other stock OF smokers goods.
What is our city Marshal think
ing of to allow the body of a deat
dog to-day on our main streets fol
more. than a. week.
&C. C. Whitney will move into hi,
new store next week.
There is to be grand public
ball at the Fletcher House, on We'd
nesday evening, Nov. 10th.
The following single was yes
terday displayed in front of one Of
our retail establishments "Pigs
feat for sail hear"
Last week Mrs. Smith .commehe
cd the erection of large addition
10 her house on Fletcher street, ant
was compelled by the a.thoritie,
to take it down yesterday.
Boarding house keepers should
be very careful how they allow som,
boarders to run up bills. A mar
land wife recently decapped fren
this city, leaving an unpaid board
sbill with their landlady, who re-
sides on Chisholm street.
MoCollum & Smith will have
their foundry and machine shop in
running order next,week, all being