Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1872-04-23


Bewick, Comstock & Co, are haul.
ing stone fr the foundation of their
new banking house.
j. A. Leonard, builder, has a card
in another column.
A fash in the pan-Rora Nc Cloud.
New goods-st all the stores in the
city.
Delaincs and Ginghams, Corsets,
Hoop Skirts, and in fact everything in
the line of dry and fancy goods cheap
err than ever at Anspach's.
The streets in every part of our
city have been, or are being thorough
ly cleaned.
In another column will be found
the advertisement of the Alpena
Banking Co.
A splendid lot of stair and floor
carpets and oil cloths just received at
Anspach's.
The bath house is being put in
readiness for operations, which will
commence about the LIST of May.
Good brands of Prints at 10 cents
yard at Anspach's.
The ncatest delivery wagon in town
belongs to Potter Bros. The paint
Ing was done by Chas. Golling, and is
d job that is hard to beat.
A new scow is under process of con-
struction near Luce's mill.
White, colored and wooden shirts
without number at Anspach's.
David Thompson will this week
open billiard hall in Ceilings build
ing, on River street. No liquor will
be sold.
Richardson & Avery's mill, at the
dam, commenced operations last week.
Jas. Rush has rented and taken
possession of the Eagle Hotel.
Elegant assortment of hats, caps,
boots, shoes, aud in fact everything in
the furnishing line at Anspach's.
The party at the Sherman House
last Friday evening was one Of the
most pleasant affairs of the season.
The old bridge, which was recently
repaired, is below par, being we'll I'M
der water
The largest stock of dry goods ever
brought to this city has just been
opened at Anspach's.
ii. III. Wittelshofer has gone below
on business. lie started on the Lake
Breeze yesterday morning.
A heavy snow storm prevailed
nearly all day Sunday in this vicinity,
dashing down from the west with all
the fcrceness of 60 cent bull dog
attacked by brickbat.
The ice has at last disappeared
from Thunder Bay, and our citizens
are ready for any amount of vessels.
The young man who was recently
on the drive, and on his return became
somewhat troubled about his watch, is
feeling better.
A. L. Power s. Co. are moving their
stock of groceries, provisions, ETC., In
to Crowelrs building.
Chas. Tourville, painter, has just
put up one of the neatest signs in the
city.
The steamer Huron has been char
tered to convey circus troupe from
place to place along the shore.
C. Patterson, with Gillett & JEFF
fcrs, will leave town next week.
going to st. Clair after his family.
The Wenona arrived between II
and 1 o'clock this morning.
The steamer was sent out this
morning to assist in raising the bridge.
A steamboat Office is being fitted up
off the warehouse in Myers block.
Il. Ambrose, the painter, is about
to 90 below on a business trip, and
will be back in about two weeks.
Another snow storm this morning,
and with all the vcngcnce insignia
bic.
Campbell & Potter's mill, at Camp
bcllvillc, has commenced running.
English George" has been appoint
ed by the common Council, "Captain
of the Bridge" at $50 per month.
At the time of going to press,
sleighing is very fair.
At the drawing last Saturday night,
at the News Depot, Fl. j. Eaton drew
The gold watch, valued at 500.
The steamer Lake Breeze arrived
here on her first trip this season, on
Sunday, and started on her return
Monday morning.
Bewick, Comstock & Cos mill will
commence running this week.
A Scroptioon, or Magic Lantern en-
tnrtainment will BIO given tomorrow