Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1882-01-11

Deputy internal collector L. f.
Quinn arrived in town Saturday even
ing.
Money refunded when Bostwick' 5
compound cough syrup will not cure.
539m3.
j. II. Ansell, who has been on visit
to friends in the east, returned home
last week.
One thousand witnesses to testify TO
the good merits Of Bostwick's com
pound cough syrup. 359m3.
DR.. Shelton, who has been on a two
weeks visit to friends in Canada, is eX-
pccted home this week.
The regular monthly temperance
meeting Of the Baptist church took
place last Sunday evening.
A change in the railway time en-
ables the Detroit afternoon papers to
reach Alpcna one day earlier.
Justice Henderson is unable to at
tend to busintss on account of sickness,
but expects to be back 10 work soon.
The children all cry for Bostwick's
compound cough syrup and say they
have 20 have il. 359m3.
About six inches of snow fell in this
vicinity, last night, and more snow
coming down us we 80 to press this
morning,
The foreman Of hose company No.
l reports that during the past year
there were 10 fires and 10 false alarms
in this city.
McDougall, Richards e. Co., Of this
city, have constructed Il smoke stack
for the grist mill Of Emil Ledtka, Of
Rogers City.
C. r. Hawley, Of Bay City, is spend
ing II few days in town, on business
connected with the store of c. Il.
Hawley q Co.
In driving wagon along the icy
streets, and especially when turning
corners, Il person needs center board
to keep his craft from making lee way.
\. f. Dnsmore, from Washington,
ID. c., is in this city on business pros
pccting tour, having in view the pur-
chase Of the Reporter printing cstab-
lishmcnt
The Tawas Gazette says: John
Van Patten, of this village, has con.
tracted to remodel and repairthe Mason
lumber mill in Alpena, and vii com
mcnce the work soon.
If you want bargains III clothing, go
to the store in Mason block, on Water
street, where the old Anspach stock is
being disposed Of cheap for cash, at
auction and by private sale. 536
w. II. Kelley, the restaurant man,
who for some time past has occupied
quarters in Brands brick block, has
purchased the Mooney barber shop on
Second street, and will soon remove
thereto.
You can obtain goods cheap for cash,
at the store on Water street, where the
old Anspgch stock is being disposed OF
at auction and by private sale. Auc.
ton three nights in the week. 53t
The Detroit Free Press of January
2nd, 1882, says Florence Gillette
has been abandoned by her manager
J. W. Randolph, who freely cxpresse;
his disgust at having undertaken hei
business ut ALL.
Mr.. Damn, late proprietor Of the
Fletcher House, has been spending Z
few days in town, looking after some
business matters. Mr.. ID. is stopping
Il Grcenbush this winter, and is en-
gagged in purchasing cedar
The Detroit Marine News says
The steam barge Alpcna and her con
sort, the barge Wcnona, were sok
Monday (January 2nd) by Chas BE
wick to Capt. Calvin and w. w. Tyler
of Buffalo, for $4,000"
The Au Sable and Oscoda News
under the management of its new pub
Usher, j. X. Fairchild, presents gooc
appearance with its new BREWER dress
The publication day has been changed
from Saturday to Wednesday.
VIM. Hill, of Altoona, was brough
before |. :. Commissioner Burnham
yesterday, on charge of selling tobacco
without paying the special tax required
by the government, since 1879. TIL,
examination takes place this week.
The eight months old son of VIM. Bar
Il. A. n