Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1889-04-24


The tug Efice l.. has a dandy APP The shipments
pearance this spring Her white plug week by rail from
hat-we her smokestack-gives ry as follows
her an aristocratc appearance. ern Michigan, %,
The logs are reported to have been pena' ,n'ana'
all driven out of Brush creek About neh'u'
thirty days work required by io'"' ooooo Pou.
the driving crew to do the work The hose compa
We will have the finest display of give al eAhio'ion
new goods the latest STYLES of the sea- turning out to
son, at our opening X. IUMIM Tor the enterainm
Sheet music sold off for the next from iawas ana
80 days good selection to choose companies OF THIS
q from. at @. l.. Babcocks. part in the prize c
: The heavy shower last Thursday The Arundel lie
night put green color the grass every tuesday, In
of the city lawns that looked very 10y ~ VJ ia. L.
pleasant 1t summers first greet Fare to Bav Citv
ing. $3.50. '''
Mondays mail failed to "On Friday last
rive here, owing to its being left by Telegraph "there
accident at Alger. The consequence main river exter
unusually large mail Monday miles each way fro
night. is getting about on
Dr. Maiden has rented the house VIII probably DE le
near the NJ f. church, formerly used ter IN keeping the
as parsonage, and will remove About ton of
there His office will be at his resi- unoaded off the st
dence. pena last Sunday
The Smiths MINISTRIES gave their 'ne pup iactory
third and last entertainment We'd Tue wooo ooierS
nesay night last Their patrons here were Iour sP
ed well satisfied The all each one contained
negroes pipe
The largest and finest stock of mil w. L. fartridge
nery will be exhibited at the open nell are now memh
ing of r. TUMIM's. The time Of enlistil
Box sheet for the Van Cortland en- camp, expires Ju
gagement opens Thursday morning at wishing to join the
9 o'clock. do so at once. Or
\ IL
The railway ties were piled above ed that no substtu
the rail of the barge Wahnapitae at camp THIS year.
height of over ten feet. The highest Mrs W. L. Mel
place the deck load was 81 ties this locality for DR.
above the rail. neuc oneios ana
| canvassng the city
There appears to be chance for at the grocery of
getting the logs out of the North street. or at the
Branch this spring. There good Mrs barlow, on
many million feet of logs chung up" p-o~p ".'
on that stream. The city has rec,
The steamer Flora determined ".n' y. "e's"" o."
that the shore people should celebrate ~ "nu -
Easter in proper Part of W ''e ooy VIC.
her cargo consisted of six thousand 'ested oy the OH
dzono of oons measures in that of
-- days occupie
Last Wednesday the mill of the w.;uh,. .nd ,o.sr
NIessrs. Churchill cut 1,431 logs in six
and half hours time. During the H. N. MORSE mas
whole of last week the number of logs cora" OF nemock
so,od uoo 9 o5o wharf adjoining Il
The intention at fir
Owing to the increase of custom at horl h ,o;I hr,
the Churchill barber shop, new bar
Der has been added to the force. o"i'on'ne charge
Opera glasses for the Van Cort- o" " "n,un pr.
land engagement, will be let at reduc- ~ anu
ed rates. Call at the Opera House The fishing tug
office. frat l;ft Tbprsda
The tug Sumner under command shaft was broke
of Captain Harry Richardson, clear week. The forgi
ed for Escanaba Saturday. towing the Cleveland and it
big barge Michigan cargo of iron ted at the Industr
ore will be shipped at that place. city. The iron pl
The propeller Garden City and motion night and
hornos To,bror Rpss;op and Itch, was done.
Guard cleared for Lake Erie ports The ice blockade
Saturday. with cargoes of lumber that river broke up la
placed board weeks ago. this end of the lake
The railroad company has reduced ice or seVera VIZ
the freight loads of -four feed seeeu n"'o 70 fea
etc. to 12i cents per hundred from De'ro was Tue q"
Bay City Saginaw to this city. steamers As ~
The rate the past winter ID cents. 0 " c"o W, via"
The steamer Apena shipped 81 ------- !,
600 pounds paper pulp last Sunday on u
at the Hitchcock wharf It goes to reach Day Oy III
Ohio paper factory, and is the first steamer
shipment of pulp by steamer this year. company ~,l not
c. L. Babcock sells the celebrated n.nr :. &C.. ...,
Mason Il Hamlin organs and pianoes - Lo.;...;o~ :;
on very easy terms Call and see "o "esi'a'''n !" -
him before buyinp to the citizens. TT
! .--e t, isfaction here last
Orand opening OF Dry goods ana -
millinery Thursday and Friday, April The steamer Flo
18th and &c, the two of get to Detroit last
~. ioMiM' of ice in St. Clair r
The $4,000 eggs brought in by the freight unload
steamer Flora last week. would allow and she returned t.
every man, woman and child in the day night with g
city six eggs apiece Easter, that chandise. Her r
those who did not get their six eggs Cheboygan and
can not blame the Flora. called here Friday
The Sunday school children of the The first lumber
Congregation church gave pleasant ed at this port stop
Easter concert at their church last of the river until Il
Sunday evening The exercises con- tow them up the ri
sisted of recations and songs, The going to load
church was crowded with people. boarded with SO ms