Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1872-02-27
Our Reporter on the Alert.
Old papers for sale at this Office.

Our Reporter Oh the Alert.
Old papers for sale at this Office.
Extra copies Of the Argus for sale
at the news depot, next to Hyatt's
bakery, and at the Office of publica-
ton.
Goodrich sells writing paper and
envelopes cheaper than any other deal
err in town.
A gray squirrel escaped from Boil
ton g. McRae, of this city, last sum-
mer, since which time he has not been
seen until last Friday morning, when
ID. c. Dunn caught the little fellow
near his farm, about six miles from
this place, and on the same day re-
turned it to the owners.
Last Tuesday, Sandy Mckenzie, a
boy residing on Chisholm street, had
his left hand badly burned with pine
pitch, which he was boiling to make
gum of, and which he accidentally
spilled on the hand.
What is it?
In our issue of two weeks since we
mentioned Mr.. II. S. Dow as being
the editor of the Bay City Chronicle,
which was an error. Mr.. Dow is the
managing editor of the Bay City
Daily Journal, and it is that paper
which is for sale at the news depot.
DIR. Seaman has removed his Office
to the Aber building, next to Good
rich's jewelry store.
Manitawauba Bitters.
A good time was had at party, at
The residence of w. Lomson, last
Thursday night. An oyster supper
was served at the house of VIM. Pull
ford.
The Bay City Growler last week
appeared in "aew dress" An i'm
provement.
We are reliably informed that
certain man keeping a boarding house
in this city, on Sunday, the 18th, got
out of bed in the morning over the
foot-board, and before night degraded
himself sufficiently to cruelty beat
girl employed in the house, because
something about the cooking did not
suit him. His wife being sick could
not attend to the affairs of the house,
and he being "No. !" must, of course,
show his muscle-and that on poor,
helpless woman. Oh, fend, thou art
lower than the brute.
The people know what it is. 1t is
Manitawauba Bitters.
The baby that was reported as be-
ing found in the Third Ward, a few
days since, turns out to be the daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. James Fitzpat-
rick.
What is il? Look for it in our adj
vertising columns.
Up to the time of going to press
nothing defnate has been heard from
the injunctions. A decision is daily
expected.
There is to be a wedding at Nc
Ginn's camp some time this week.
Some miserable "cuss" is hard up
for dog, so much SO that he entered
McDade's livery stable last week and
stole pup therefrom.
There will be a dance at King &
Markette's, three miles west of this
city this evening.
A young man named Mckay, at
McGinn's camp, short time since, re-
ceived letter from Canada, stating
that his mother was lying at the point
of death, and on Saturday night last
another letter came for him, from the
same place, draped in mourning.
- Do you know what it it? You will
find it in another column. ,
The warm weather last week made ,
The snow disappear very rapidly, but
i caught cold again Saturday night, /:
md brought with it fury of snow.
A large number of men arrived in
own Saturday, from the woods, the
NOW having left to such an extent
hat it was almost impossible to do $
MY numbering in some localities
Some of the camps have broken up, !
md others will soon follow suit. Yes
esday there was a demand for more ]