Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1883-09-05

Teeth extracted without pain, by
DIR. Gallagher, over Epsteyn's store, Z
Minton Block, by the use of vitalized &C
air. W
G. ii. Nellis came to town Sat VI
urday, by steamer Metropolis, and ="
brought with him an elephant. 1t VI
can be seen in front of his boot and
shoe store. a
The "Elberon" heating stove, fine i
representation of the "Elberon Cot III
tage" at Long Branch. 1t is per- P'
feet beauty. Call at Harshaw's and &c
examine it. On
The funeral of the little child of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Eaton took place "
on Saturday last, and also that of the ~
three children (triplets) of Mr.. and =
Mrs. Anderson. a.
The Misses Roberts, teachers in the nd
city public schools, returned to town
last Thursday, by steamer PEARL e
They had been passing the vacation A
at their home in Lapeer. :,
Thesteamer Metropolis brought con- cd
siderable freight on her trip up Sat tn
urday. There was some lively work p,
done to get the freight off the boat gi
so that she could leave on time
Andrew Harshaw started last Sun 20
day by, City of Cleveland, to attend mi
the annual meeting of the General of
Assembly of the Knights of Labor, in
which takes place at Cincinnati this he
week. M
B. II. Muehle, U. S. assistant en- fis
gineer, left town Friday morning last
by steamer Mackinac, for Detroit. m
Mr.. Muehle had been in town in con- in
nection with the government harbor wi
dredging. trc
The farmers of this county should FRI
make up their minds to have their X
townships well represented at the WI
county fair. There ought to be plen-
ty of exhibits of grain, fruits, vege- III
tables, etc. III
The 100 yard race between Cooley wa
and McTavish, at the track last Mon In
day, was won by Cooley in 10s Sec ce
onds, and the two mile race, between tn
Spicer and Hall, was won by the lat f.
ter in 1916 TIT
The residents of Washington avenue
are agitating the question Of gravel co
ing that street. They think it can be CO
done for 81 600, and they will donate fiji
$500, if the Common Council will w
furnish the balance. jeC
Mrs. Geo. Masters, A. F. Kelley, lie
Geo. S. Lester and Alfred Creighton w.
left by steamer Pearl last Monday. III
Mr.. Lester was taking little girl
named Marian Campau to the State Go
school at Celdwater. we
Miss Jennie Fitzgerald, who had CID
been visiting her brother j. w. Fitz- er
gerald, of the firm of Hawley q ne
Fitzgerald, left town last Wednesday % ~
night by steamer City of Cleveland, " u,
on her return home. ~
The races to be given by the Lake A
Shore Trotting, Pacing and Running CT
Circuit, at this city, take place on the
18th, 18th and 18th. The races for .
next Tuesday, the 18th, are in the al
3:15 and 2:34 classes. I'D
Miss A. S. Chamberlin and brother, q,
Ned p Chamberlin, returned to San III
dusky, O., on steamer Pearl, last Fri 81
day, after pleasant visit with Mr.. ;s
and Mrs. j. d. Persons at Thunder ox
Bay Life Saving Station. p,
Miss E. f. Edens and Miss G.. lal
Wonders, who have been visiting be
Capt. Sinclair, of the Thunder Bay be
Light House, the last few weeks, re-
turned to their home in Detroit on
steamer Pearl last Friday. ~
In the case Of Romer VS.. Black la
burn, which occupied the attention of su
the Circuit Court of this county, dur ur
ing Wednesday and Thursday last, ex
verdict of 1000 was rendered W,
against Geo. n. Blackburn. M
w. H. Farrier saw large bear IT
about half a mile south of here Mon ty
day morning, and George Pfeifier saw to
one in the same place Tuesday morn mi
ing. J. H. Holmes also saw one north st'
of here.-Montmorency Index.
90, but it's daisy" otis ele-
CANT" otis magnificent" "a per- W
feet Jewell" And similar exclama- do
tions are uttered by everyone who a.