Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1885-01-14
TRAINS GOING WEST TRAINS GOING EAST.
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TRAINS GOING WEST. TRAINS como EAST.
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LEAVES. pm. LEAVES. Pm,
| Oscoda, II 90
| Bristol, II ~ Alger, 10
| Tawas City, ~ as sShearer, Sc
.Hale, I 90 Prescott, 40
Emery, II Whittemore, Is
! Whittemore, / 80 sEmery, 20
I rEsiGs,t. ! g g . ATaii IS :
.Shearer, 2 10 Tawas City, 800
| Mefatt, z1S East Tawas, 05
| pm Bristol, IS
.Flag stations. .,
Gen1 Supt.
THEIR TELEPHONE.
First class tailoring done on short no
tice by Alex. Naysmith ut his residence.
Leave orders at the house or at the print
ing Office OF G. A. Naysmith, corner CHS
holm and Third streets. $50
OUR TELEPHONE
Overcoats at VOLTS.
Accidents were numerous last week.
Board of Education meets tonight.
A daughter, to E. Hutton, last Sun
day.
Nine accidents at the lumber camps
last week.
Meeting of the Common Council
next Monday night.
Water rates due.
w. E. ROGERS, Secretary.
A prize fight is talked of-to take
place near this city.
Alfred Wright's perfumes at Houk
& Perkins Drug Store.
All winter goods sold very cheap,
at Franks & McGregor's.
A dance and supper took place at
the Sherman House last night.
Read our clubbing arrangement
with the Chicago Weekly News.
Beautiful winter weather last week.
Good sleighing. Temperature mild.
Night calls promptly answered at
Central Drug Store.
HoUK Il PERKINS.
VIM. Stephenson recently had his
foot badly jammed at a North Branch
camp.
Franks & McGregor make a spe-
cialty of ladies and gents fine boots
and shoes.
The depression reached mercury
yesterday morning and it fell to 7
degrees below zero.
Prescriptions accurately compound
ed at Central Drug Store.
HouK & PERKINS.
The sleighing season has caused
the ranks of the unemployed to be
considerably thinned.
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The average attendance at the city
public schools, this year, amount to
nearly a thousand scholars.
Cady & Simmons have banked
about 100000 feet of logs at their
camp, on the North Branch.
Frank Culver got badly jammed by
logs at the landing at one of Fletcher,
Pack & Cos. camps, last week.
Fine line of odor cases and per-
fumes just received at Central Drug
Store.
HouK Il PERKINS.
Fred. Carpenter had his hand
smashed at the railroad camp of
Fletcher, Pack & Co., last Saturday,
by log.
The sixth of the series of social So
ciety parties took place at the resi-
dence of A. w. Comstock, Thursday
evening last.
At the log railroad of Fletcher,
Pack & Co., the latter part of last
week, about 100000 feet of logs were
being banked per day.
Nicholas Smith, last week, had five
logs roll over him at one of the camps
of r. d. Taylor, at Hubbard Lake,
and was severely injured.
S. H. Davis & Co. are getting their
apparatus in readiness for storing ice
for fish packing purposes at their
fish house, near the bridge.
You can now afford to take a Chi
cago paper, See announcement in
another column of clubbing arrange
ment with the Chicago News.
The fire department was called out
about eleven O'Clock last Friday night.
1t was blowing a gale at tho time and
showing. When the hose companies
got away up River street, they we're
informed that the fire was out and
their services not needed. Between
6nv aud ona hundred citi1ens furnod