Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1888-04-25

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bring out millions of the little fish in
short time.
Power ~ Lester now occupy their
fine new quarters in the Churchill.
Their lumber inspection Office will be
a convenient one for lumber buyers,
who are sure to make the Churchill
their headquarters.
The propeller Garden City made
an attempt to break passage through
the ice field Monday, but being una
BILE to force her way more than two
lengths of herself, she returned to the
river. The ice was too solid.
We have full assortment of boys
and children's suits, from 81 so, $500,
$3.50, $500 and $3.50 All new. See
them at Davison's.
Attend our grand opening of mil
linery on Saturday next. Second
floor.
HAwLEY ~ FITZGERALD.
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Campbell q Nicholson have nearly
completed their contract Of erecting
refuse burner for the Fletcher mill,
smokestacks for the Gilchrist mill,
and frightening the Churchill mill
sm,,kestack. They are rushers at
work.
We trust the city officials will not
again grant license for a peddlar to
sell his wares on the streets, causingl
crowds to collect and blocking up the
sidewalks. Then. again, it is not fair
for the officials to license men to
fleece citizens.
Netzorg q Gumbinsky have their
grand spring opening of dress goods,
millinery and carpets this week, COM
mencng last Monday and lasting all
the week. The display is a fine one.
Those who attended Monday received
handsome souvenir.
You will find an elegant stock of
boys hats from 25cts, 50cts, 75cts and
S100. These are fine hats and cheap. |
w. III DAWSON.
j. M. Dafoe, by means of his patent
baby chair, was enabled Monday to
photograph baby only weeks old.
Chair works like charm.
The furniture is all i'm the Church
ill., The kitchen is nearly in readi-
ness, and the steam washing machin-
cry is set up. The cooks and other
help have been engaged, and in few
days that palace of all hotel will be
opened to the public.
The amount of paper pulp shipped
from the sulphite pulp factory of the
Messrs. Fletcher last week was 1884,
600 pounds, rs follows: To Cleveland
10000 lbs; TO South Bend, Indiana,
$4,000 lbs, and to Louisville, Ken
lucky, 10000 pounds.
The hest remedy ms spring tonic,
for horses and cattle of all kinds, is
Bostwick's condition powders. 20
cents per pound.
Pure drugs and medicines, and all
the best and leading patent medicines
now manufactured, always on hand
at Bostwick's, sign Of the red mortar.
Campbell & Nicholson and l.. j
Kline have fitted up neat office in
the plumbing shop on Water street,
and j. S. McVicar has been engaged
as bookkeeper. The firm, composed of
the persons named above, will soon
organize under the name of the Alpe-
ma Industrial Works.
Colonel Donnelly was presented
with handsome gold headed cane,
by the members of the Guards, at the
Armory, Monday night. The Col
onel removes to Dakota this week,
and the cane is testimonial of the
regard entertained for him by the
Guards. The presentation speech
was made by Captain Hitchcock.
We will show on Saturday as fine
a display of millinery goods as was
ever shown by any house in Michi
gan.
HAwLEY IL FITZGERALD,
| I Coming, coming H. Greenbaum
Rhas gone east, and will soon be CON-
1 ing home with an enormous stock of
clothing, which he will sell at prices
that will make your eyes open.
A street man got out license to
sell goods on the streets, last Monday
night, and he, of course, located in the
busiest part of the city and soon had
large crowd around. His perform
ance looked like a scheme to gull the
uDwary, but his traps, whatever
they were, were nipped in the bud
yesterday by the marshal ordering
him to suspend operations.
The Guards sold 1870 tickets to
their ball, given at the rink, Friday
night. During the evening over 30
members of the Guards in full dress
uniform, with bearskin caps, paraded
ON several Of the principal streets,
presenting fine martial appearance.