Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1875-11-27

TOWN TALK.
Mr.. Newtou's schooner was in port this
week.
Additional local will be found on the
firstpage.
The tug Eliza Williams will be laid up
here for the winter.
Mr.. George Bell spent portion of last
week over at Mackinaw.
Wood will be taken on subscription to
the NORTHERN TRIBUNE.
There is fine field for an anti-swear-
ing society in this village.
An owl was shot from the roof of the
Howell block last evening.
Mr.. Angus Mckay is at the Spencer
House laid up with the rheumatism.
Quite a number CT Cheboyganites are
outside i'm various parts Of the country.
The stage is now on runners, and in
consequence the mails arrive much ear
lier.
The tag Mary Newton has been laid
mp for the winter. Others will 500 n fol-
low.
The Fountain House was insured in
the Fairfield insurance company of Con-
necticut.
We understand that stages will com.
mence next Tuesday to run daily be-
tween here and Petsslsey.
P. NJ. Lsfhrops supplement-. which is
issued with this number. contains mat
ters-ef interest to every citizen.
Charlie Ramsay arrived home on the
City Of New York Tuesday morning
froma psetActed visit to Detroit.
z. Nielsen. Esq, received letter from
Mr.. sStr6hn on Thursday. lie was at
Emporia, kansas, and was in good health.
The x.intcr logging camps are about
all established. The indications are that
the average amount OF logs will be put
in. tstllIILl. lid
Malcoica Mcdonald started with sup
plies for numbering camp last Thurs
day The Bismarck took them TO Pid-
geon River.
The TRIBUNE of last week was not up
to its usual standard of excellence. but
this week We trust will make up all de-
ficiencies..
The stage arrived with the mail on
Thursday about half-past two o'clock,
which is an Indication that the roads are
getting good.
Rev j. w. III. Carlisle. late Of the M.
E.iChurchJ of this place, delivered the
Union Thanksgiving sermon at Cassopo-
lis on Thursday last. y
It is rumoret that another line of
stages is to be put on the route between
here and Petoskey. Should this prove
true the business will be lively.
One Of our mercantile establishments
closed its doors during the dinner hour
Thursday and put placard on the door.
''Gone to attend Turkey funeral ST.
Let every man who is interested in the
: growth of Chcboygan join the "Im-
provement. Association" Every dollar
thus expended will be returned fifty fold.
Prosecuting Attorney Ford of Petos-
key, still langt,ishes in the bastile at
Grand Rapids, with very little prospect
of getting. out, except tolpass to Jackson.
Mr.. Amiot returned on Friday with
his schooner, which we reported sold
last week. He had considerable trouble
in getting possession of her, but finally
did so.
The Fleetwing, loaded by the Water
Mill Company, was the last vessel lcav-
ing this port this season. Comparatively
little lumber remains for early spring
Shipment. N1N sau. INVESTS
Rollo & Co. have received the agency
for another first-ciass insurance compa-
ny: the Detroit Fire and Marine, and be-
ing Miehisan company should receive
generous support. fl1HHf Ell
h More fur is being caught IN this sec
ton Of the state than in several years BE-
fore. One man brought in two bear
skins one day this week. The trappers
all prophecy an open winter. a.
Don't duHyou debtors on postal cards,
lest you get into trouble. The Supreme
Court of Ohio has just decided that it Ia
unlawful, on the ground that to injure
the credit or reputation Of any one is
criminal. ..5ss 49, -ss.