Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1882-03-29

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Hon. Geo. L. Maltz, who went to De-
troit on business last week, is expected
homo or tomorrow.
Thos. White returned home by steam
er Arundel, on Sunday last, from his
trip to the southern States.
Albert L. Foote has severed his con.
nection with the Bay City shoe store Of
this city, and returned to Flint.
The firm Of Bewick, Comstock & Co.
have concluded the purchase of 10000
acres of pine land in Mississippi
II. Wales, brother-in-law of A. L.
Power, arrived in town by steamer
Arundel on Sunday, for short visit.
G. A. Shannon has taken his spring
trip TO the furniture markets, for the
purchase of goods for the Alpena trade.
The Georgia minstrels are advertised
to appear at the Opera House, Thurs
lay and Friday evenings Of next week.
The Arundel did not bring the mai
on Monday, there being some misun.
Outstanding between the boat and stage
agents.
Do not fail to have your name regis
tered on Thursday, Friday or Saturday
# this week, if you have not already
lone so.
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A log railroad will have to be bull
1t Gilchrist Creek in order to get to
the river the logs that are skidded at
that place.
There is q school teacher wanted in
Altoona township, Altoona county. For
particulars, enquire at Harshaw's hard
ware store.
Bolton e McRae are engaged in thu
iouse-cleaning business, and in a few
lays their store will present bran new
appearance.
s. S. Lewenberg, the ieweler, will re
move his stock of jewelry, etc, to tn
tore with z. NJ. knight, in the Operf
House block, in a few days.
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Blackmar d Thomas will remove
heir stock of groceries to their new
tore, in the Mason block, the last Of
his week or the first Of next.
The ice, last Sunday, covered the bay
FOR about q mile from the mouth Of Tho
liver. The steam boats, however, had
no difficulty in getting through it,
The long timber that was skidded at
Woods camp will not be banked thi.
cason, unless log railway is built.
The length Of haul is about four miles.
James Hamilton, who has been lum-
,ering at Wolff Greek for w. II. & Z.
(. Potter, has banked 100000 feet OF
ogs, and has cleared his sideways Of
ogs.
Some locomotive wheels, for r. A.
llger & Co., Black River, were left at
his port on Saturday last, by the steam
r Flora, as she was unable TO land at
Black River.
Joseph Nephew last week showed us
ONE specimens Of rock taken from Is
ieet below the surface Of the ground on
lie farm, which seemed to us TO contain
traces Of silver.
You can obtain goods cheap for cash.
It the store on Water street, where tn
Id Anspach stock is being disposed O.
It auction and BY private sale. Auc
ion three nights in the week. 53f
Robt. Black, who has been lumber
ng for Fletcher, Pack & Co.. having
)ut in 100000 feet more Of logs than
le intended to, on the Upper South,
has broke camp.
The weather on Friday last was reg
liar freezing winter weather, such o.
would have been Of use month or So
go, but is decidedly out Of fashion nj
his season Of the year.
Fletcher, Pack & Co. have moved
heir office to the new brick building
'ecently erected by the firm on Water
treet. The new office is n great i'm
provement Oh the old one.
A. Harshaw's building had narrow
scape from FIRE on Friday. The floor
ook fire from large drum heater il
ho second story, but was discovered
efore the fire got well under Roadway
If you want bargains in clothing, e
the store in Mason's block, on Water
trcet, where the old Anspach stock j
'eing disposed of cheap for cash, al
auction and by private sale. $50
Montmorency county is again NOV.
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