Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1884-05-07

TO town Sheriff Denton started for the Pom
City of tiac asylum last Thursday by steamer
friends at City of Cleveland, taking with him
Mrs. Geo. Fournier, who will remain
alley made at 'n"' place u"''' sh' ie'o,''' III"
!, M0ndov her insanity, and returned home the
- "a latter part of last week.
Ladies-Do not fail to be present
corrots at our Grand Opening Of spring and
summer goods on Wednesday evening"
rvopD,,n May 7th We have an elegant line
of children's clothing, which you must
- see Come and bring your children
monument KLocK, DoNNELLY d Co.
he wharfs -
lion MANY The most elegant and extensive
stock of boots and shoes ever opened
to the Alpena public, now offered at
Deen IT, the old reliable store Of j. w. Creigh-
"nl.er' ie ton. Prices put down to bottom, and
0''y Vi goods must and will be sold. Don't
!. be humbugged, but call and see for
business yourselves.
III NocneS' VIM. Mcdonald was thrown from
a wagon last Saturday, on Dock street,
Vei"nu' and severely injured by the wagon
g. Geo. II. wheel running over his face, and Hen
sunday by ry Daw had finger split by saw at
|, for Mt. Richardson's mill, Monday. Both of
y reunion. the injured men were under the charge
,kinac WAS of DIR. Shelton.
! the bay The large circular saw in the saw
Mt Of the mill of Bewck Comstock & Co., broke
find the all to pieces last Wednesday, and
many of the fragments were thrown
lding and with terrific violence about the mlil'
ling ON at but, fortunately, no one was injured.
earance of The log carriage was gigging back
c building and the log came IN contact WIN the
saw.
on Third A team belonging to w. H. Phelps
INF of Dr had a race up Washington avenue
certificates last Thursday. They soon got rid of
ed of Dr. the wagon they were "''"che" 'o' o''
hung on to the whiAletrees. At one
place they ran close to n sidewalk on
&c ,"rs..' which were some little boys, and the
y" Ni''"'- whifletrees just cleared the boys
heads
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Come everyone, to the Grand Open
CLEVELAND ing of spring and summer clothing,
% Alnoro on Wednesday evening, May 18th.
utes, aver iNeiyo"o ii'i'e" Oo,'i0 ""u 1o' 0s
ur for the men sui'S' ooy suns '"'''''n
avs trip. ,U''s, n":S' '"rS "ic lo.a."n
'in"n anu etc.
upon our KLoCK, DoNNELLY d Co.
ill.,. Child - - -.
G. l.. Kit ~ ~ - IT.
last Monday, and those persons hav-
,man and inc land had better see if there are
us upon any membranes on them The
the oth buyers of the lands sold will get, it is
NJ. G. l.. claimed, the absolute right to such
lands. See the county treasurer and
oman and find out if your homes are all right
us upon S. p Wires, the gentleman who has
the 9Th. been in charge of the Alpena fish
N. Z. L.. hatchery the past winter, left for his
home, Bass Island, Lake Erie Monday
the Nc. night, having finished his seasons
yided into work at the hatchery. Mr.. Wires
part will has proved a capable manager of the
:. Melon hatchery the past two years, and we
trust he may be in charge again next
- - . winter.
" the fog, The case OF >. ID. Iurnbull VS.
detained George Prentiss, before Circuit Court
commissioner, y. d. Newton, Tor Cd
!. tanning lumber under false pretenses,
was decided Monday morning by the
Thursday ounn Co. .s;n, ~ ,ho C;ron;t Govt
d, for De- Ar -,
osition in a. a. -
Co. ~
Jury in the Circuit Court.
-, ~ 'iO" The steam barge S. C. Hall and her
tow were chartered last week by
y P'un'" Bolton q McRae to take cedar to
Chicago at seven cents per railway
tie and five cents per post. The YES
town last sells cleared from this port last Sat
for New urday night, and had on board about
SO at bot 10000 posts and 1880 railway ties.
Ter large The Hall and Harmon were loaded
er Store. at this city and the Russian and
he season Light Guard at Ossineke. The Hall
The eff had a deck load eighteen ties high
moisture above the rail.
he bright Last Thursday evening John T.
Monday Moxley, of Owosso, and Mrs. Eliza
beth A. Smith, of this city, were mar
" designs red at the residence of the BRIDE on
An inter Lewis street, Rev. j. NJ. Lyons oficiat-
ing. There were present number
of the friends of Mrs. Smith, and the
newly married couple were the recipi-
ents of many presents. Mr.. and Mrs.
axe broke Monkey left town, yesterday for
2 and tho Owosso Mrs Moxlev has been n