Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1884-11-05

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The City of Cleveland did not ar I
rive until late Saturday afternoon. m
She was heavily loaded with freight. te
]. Il. Bostwick has the exclusive
sale in Alpena county, for the Ivory B,
Liquid Paint, best paint in the world. Il
James Trodden will remove his fish Il
ing outfit TO the northern shore of II
Lake Michigan, where he will fish this b.
fall, II
Bostwick's drug store always has
been headquarters for fishing tackle. il
His stock is more complete than ever n
this season. =.
J.R. Beach has raised his residence il
on Second street about six feet, and Il
will build a commodious cellar under Ii
the building. a
Fine line of odor cases and per- =,
fumes just received at Central Drug 7
Store. O
HoUK O. PERKINS.
The steamer Oconto, intends to run r
regularly between this port and De- q
troit the rest of the season. She lands n
Hitchcock's wharf Z,
Registration was lively last week. n
The citizens were bound to render a
their verdict on the political govern Z
ment of the country. n
The schooner Skylark was loaded Il
with cedar posts and telegraph poles !,
this week, by J. A. Widner, for Chi a
cago, at Warmers wharf Il
The Poles were celebrating one Of
their holidays last Saturday, and oc-
casioned the shutting down for the n
day of some of the mills. d
An Estey organ with stool will be n
ratified at Blooms billiard hall, on
Saturday evening, Nov. 9Th. Tickets !,
% cts, for sale at Blooms. n
The opening of fall and winter !,
dress goods, at the two stores of r. =
Tumim, took place last week, and as !,
usual there was a fine display of c
goods. C
The managers of the steamers City I
of Cleveland and Mackinac, advertise
that they will run those boats until
December LIST, weather of course per-
hitting. ,
The firm of Gordon g. Woolever, v
blacksmths, has been dissolved. w.
Is. Woolever retires. The new firm
consists of G. III. Gordon and Geo.
w. Gordon.
The property at corner of Third
street and Washington avenue, which s
was recently purchased by James Fen 1
som, is undergoing extensive changes
and remodling.
The free reading room is to be To-
Gated in one of the stores in the Ma
son block on Water street. The To-
cation is convenient and much supe-
rior to the old place.
During the three days of Registra- c
ton last week, the number of new
registers made were as follows: First
ward, 1876; Second ward, 1888; Third
ward, 176. Total 494.
VIM. III. Broadwell who met with
an accident few weeks since, was {
paid an indemnity of s30-by the '
Travelers-through its agents, Seage {
& Kelley, on Monday.
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Deer hunters are not meeting with
great success. Deer are not rs plen-
tiful this year as they were the past
few years, or else they have learned
how to dodge the hunters.
F. S. Steele and family have moved
to the Phelps brick house, on Wash
ington avenue-Mr. Phelps having
moved to house on Dock street, OPP
posite the Burrill residence.
The Michigan fish hatchery at De-
troit, has some agents in town gather
ing trout eggs, who got case full last
Monday. The U. S. fish hatchery
boys also got large quantity.
The Presbyterian society have COM
menced work preparatory to moving
the old Episcopal church from its
} present location to their lot at corner
of Lockwood and Third streets.
A. P. Green, of Olivet, Michigan,
and Miss Nora j. Portwine, of this
city, were married last Wednesday,
and took passage on the steamer City
of CLEVELAND that niuht for Detroit