Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1886-10-13

worth Walter Thomas Mills will be at tn,
last Opera House on Saturday, October
Both, for the benefit Of the Prohi
Ias, bitionists. Ladies are especially in
;,o,;on vited
The Gas Company received d
day at quantity =, ',on gas P'P', =! ','"".o'
Mackinac last Sunday. IL is the in
=, :. tention to lay about mile of pipe
this fall.
yittel. The logs that were chung up" on
the Upper South Branch are being
,.vo driven out. The first Of the drive
- reached the boom limits the latter
part of last week.
If you are in want of sporting
''u goods of any kind, don't fail to call
the and see the large stock on hand at
Hanover's.
d be- Pocket books and shopping bags,
,rdop. new styles ut lowest prices. Go and
examine them at Wittelshofer's. Post
Office book store.
,eable
Grand fall and winter opening at
the dry goods and millinery stores of
finest II. Tumim, on Thursday and Friday,
Oct. 14th and 10Th.
'meo- The railway company have COM
menced the erection of depot few
side yards from Washington avenue. 1t
&C of is distant about one mile from the
Second street bridge.
J., for The steamer Arundel left for Bay
takes City, Sunday morning-the Starr
Opera Troupe having made arrange
noli. ments to be taken to that city, as they
leans played there Monday night
Grant Rutherford passed his ex-
4 the animation as a lawyer yesterday fore
noon. The examining committee,
-. appointed by Judge limerick, were
Rost' Geo. III. Sleator and j. ID. Holmes
j. l.. Levyn has returned from his
e,c business trip to Chicago, and has pur-
tobacco and cigar store.
Pure drugs and medicines, and all
can the best and leading patent medicines
well. now manufactured, always OH hand
-;dov at Bostwick's, sign of the red mortar
, had For books in sets, gift books, Holt
.inps. day books, in fine binding, call at
Wittelshofer's, Post Office building.
245 Cheaper than the book peddlar can
, and sell them. Why not patronize home
q for trade!
The brick cornice on the brick
ware, block of Potter Brothers, on Second
.ouse street, having become loose and liable
TO fall, had to be removed, and has
ouse been replaced by galvanized iron
one.
An unoccupied house on Chisholm
'Igar street was destroyed by fire last Fri |
f''e day night. The hose companies had
Il mile to go to reach the fire. AS
nave usual the firemen did good work The
enc cause of the fire is unknown.
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The Starr comic opera troupe end
ed their successful weeks season last
an Saturday. The operas given were as
tip follows: Mascot, Mikado, Chimes of
In Normandy, Golden Hen, Billy lay
lor, Pinafore and OliYet. The troupe
lard was well patronized.
i"s' A smuggling match took place at
At the roller rink last Friday night be-
tween Pat Dillon, of Detroit, and
for Jack Walsh, Of Chicago. Dillon
US a was knocked out in the third round
The officials ought to have knocked
to them both out in the first round
and --
The Detroit Free Press has entered
nted on its fifty-irst. year, and is the lead
ork- ing newspaper of this State. Its
average circulation last week was o.
,ack 721, and we hope the day is not far
riot distant when it will average as many
ROW thousand copies per day as it is years
old.
70 to Captain Stewart sent dispatch to
De- this city last Sunday, stating that the
be- steamer City of Alpena would be in
port at three o'clock in the afternoon,
cure and ten minutes after the message ar
elry rived, the steamer was in port. The
Is. Alpena came near beating the tele-
and gram fast boat.
'in' We have the finest assortment of
striped, plush and velvets, fur and
abb feather trimmings, and all latest de-
Wit signs in trimmings at prices as low as
can be found in Detroit.
4 r. TUMIM.
ooos From now till Doc let 7 ofar