Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1888-07-25

The schooner Pelton brought 230 pl
tons of soft coal for M. N Bedford n ii
Co., this week. III
The Third ward Sunday school will :,
be held at the Obid Smith school y
house, Dock street, next Sunday af- "
ternOon, at o'clock. II
o. II. Kendall has been taken
violently insane since the late fire,
and has been conveyed to the Kala- -
mazoo insane asylum. -
Fine line of fishing outfits just re- n
ceived at Hanover's. -
Table cutlery, tin and glass ware II
to suit all at 99c store. il
A very acceptable thunder shower III
arrived Wednesday. If it had arrived
one week earlier, it would have been la
worth 100000 to Alpena. W
The work of paving Washington W
avenue was commenced last week, and to
the blocks are now laid and covered CT
with gravel to Third street OF
A slight fire in the engine room of !,
the Folkerts, McPhee & Co. lumber 70
mill, Monday noon, called out the fire =,
department. Damage slight.
Ifyou desire fragant and agreeable q,
smoke, get 81. L." cigar. VI
The Vienna restaurant and ice TT
cream parlors are now ready. Give :,
us call. nv
The pulp factory is to be again in az
operation this week, as the work of -,
placing the two new engines and -,
fourth boiler has been completed. %
The bill providing for erecting a of
fog signal at Presque Isle, to cost not
more than $4,000, has passed the fa
House, but has yet to be acted on by al
the Senate. d
The Hunt creek drive was complet- ST,
ed last Tuesday, about ten millions err
being driven to the main river. Geo. tn
Moffat had charge, and says the water lt'
was very precious. 81;
One dollar will pay for the ARGUS ba
one year. Be sure your name is on OIL
the list
The 81. L." cigar is the best cigar co
made. No wonder it is a favorite. pa
Try the brand. Pi
A little daughter Of VIM. Barney, eli
about two and half years old, died WI
on Sunday last, from measles. Mr. oS
Barney lives in the township of Will nc
son, on the plains IN
Henry Bolton has commenced the :.
work of raising his residence, corner
of Dock and Oldfeld streets, Fred
Yott doing the raising. The wall is
| TO De maze TWO leeJ nlBn. ="
Fred Yott is in the business of y
raising and moving buildings, having =
all the necessary appliances for that "
class of work He also furnishes flag ~
poles for those who desire. ~
House, barn and lot. five minutes a,
walk from -postoffice, for sale. En- =
quire at Argus Office. =
Now is your time to have your a
chimneys cleaned, by r. Nolan. Or
ders left at Field & Gray's drug store o
The loss of o. H. Kendall, reported
in our list of the fire sufferers last y
week, at $4,000, should have been u
Oliver Kendall, on houses $4,000, W
and household goods $500 u
The game OF base ball that was to r
have taken place Tomorrow between >,
the Mystics and Tawas Browns, has >,
been postponed until Friday when o.
two games will be played. :,
Avoid cooking Sunday dinners dur h
ing hot weather by going to the 8
Churchill" Dinner 10 cents or 3 =,
dinners for $500 y
|. S, Garfield opened his CONNER
cial class last week. He has about 20
pupils. BY permission of the Board =,
of Education he occupies one of the =
rooms in the High school during -
the vacation.
z. o. Avery has purchased the =,
ID. H. Holmes farm in Montmorency D
county. This is one of the largest >,
and finest farms in this section of !;
State, and is valuable acquisition to ~
Mr. Avery's possessions. b,
For first class laundry work go to in
the Churchill Steam Laundry, all &
modern machinery. Work done on q,
short notice. Goods called for and
delivered. %
F. A. ELLIS, Manager. al
An intinerant band, of seven per-
formers, were playing selections on !"
the streets, yesterday, Their music =
sounded very pleasant at distance ;:
a very long distance-say about two .
miles. .
We expected to be able this week II
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