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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-11-11

A Texas exchange gives US this
pen picture Of local Maud Muller:
She stood in the center of a potato
patch, and was vexing the ground
with hoe. About twenty Summers
had passed over her head, which
seemed never to have been combed.
She couldn't have borrowed a curry
comb to subdue that head of hair
without first depositing collaterals to
have it repaired after she got through
with it. Her face resembled a pretty
mask made of mud, and her eyes
sparkled through couple of cracks
like diamonds. A peculiar and win
ming grace attended her every move
ment, and had fortune been kind to
her, she would doubtless have shone
- bright particular star among the
most attractive of her SEX"
CARSON MINT REPoRr.-During
The month of October the Melter and
Rehnsr turned over to the Coiner
6,lsl ounces Gold ingots and 625, 54l
ounces Silver ingots. The coinage
for tho month was - follows:
nc~Al> v.~,>~ so,. .,x
Lfs1e DoitAxs. ...........---......... 10000
Han Dollar. $4,000
AA0'''' '.'.......-'... o,OoO
IoAl....:... ..$s12.62o
Add estnaos In Gan Francisco. s.lls.o00
Total Pacific Cost Nints. :. 81, 7so, e2o
The Superintendent Of the Carson
Mint sent ~, 600 in Half Dollars
and $4,000 in Dimes to Washington
through Wells, Fargo 4 Co.'S Ex.
pres during the month Of October.
o! there are times Of awful lonsli-
ness upon the earth; times when,
- the son sinks beneath the hori-
son our hearts sink with 1t. Times
whom, = the sun rises again in its
freshness and strength, we feel that
It brings 30 ~ 70 light, no heat, 10
healing on IL wings. We have no
howers In our hearts to unfold b.
meath it, beams; our flowers have
been picked, and bloom with Us no
more; We have no jewels to fash
and glitter In it, rays, we have had
our treasures taken from US, and our
heart IL like the rinsd casket, good
Sex nothing itself.-Rvsy.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-11-11
z. P. HOsMER. Secretary.
POSTPONEAfEST.

POSTPONEMEST.
HNHE DAY FOR DECLARING THE ABOVE
Il stocks delinquent has been post
poned until October 3Oth. 1875. and the day Of
sale to November I'D. 1875.
R.P. HOSMER, Secretary.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-11-11
DE-. A. B. SpzNNEY,

yeIlkroy-n as founder Of the No I.real &C.
!. McdilsI liis.. eite and late z { tEle;or Of
the SPIN MI si.LS INFIRNAf-G, would
most respectfully inform his pat sef'ts ard the
an, ict<d senerslly that he stin CO o'iruss 10
treat chrome and private disease with IN
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-11-11

TOTAL Pacific Cost MINIS. .... 81. $50. Gao
The Superintendent of the Carson
Mint sent ~, 900 in Half Dollars
and $4,000 In Dimes to Washington
through Wells, Fargo 4 Co.'S Ex.
pres during the month OF October.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1875-01-02

Les dOux enfants seront roses,
Les vieillards lads ct moroses:
Et ph0mme sc croira beau.
Chacun dansera sa danse,
Scion la vieille cadence,
Sur lie bOrd dun tombeau.
Iun finit, lautre commence:
Cest tonjours La ronde immense
Doa tombe un anneau vivant,
Mails qu'un autre anneau remplace
Puisque chacun a sa place
A la ronde en- plein vent.
Qu'on soft philosophe on pretre,
Richie, gueux, esclave on maitre,
Qu'on vive EN- sage on meure en- fou,
II fault passer sur La terre,
Accompagn6 dun mystere,
Pour aller Dieu salt on.
j. GENTIL.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1875-01-02
DeM01set@W 600 LpmtSGama6g
8DUVRM3A
Ia "a @ a.
CHAPITRE VII.

Faut-il vous leciter la lettre de Rose
La depression qui prGcede est deja trop
Tongue. Au reste, .jeunes files chairman.
ties ct bien-aimees, vous don't les yeux
sont bleus CONNIE lie ciel, noirs CONNIE
lalle dun corbeau, OH vertes CONNIE II
merdepales Gmeraudes, vor,s en- v GER
tainement Gclit une semblable; ct vous
n'avez point dit a votre mere den CORR
ger les tantes d'orthographe ct de ponc-
tuation. Votrem mere, anges adorables, en-
ecrivit probablement une pareille en- son
temps. Nous ravons lue avec DIES yeux
de vingt ans, ct nous nous Ell
CONNIE 81 c'etait d'hier. Ellie commencait
CONNIE la v6tre ct disait tres solvent lie
mot toujoars. LIE style f~pistolaire nest
pas precisement moderne, ct la nature
humane ne change pas. La Nouvelle-
Heloise de ID. Rousseau rappclle les
vieilles Heloises d'autrefois.
Mails passions.
Raoul devora la lettre de Rose.
Ii La relut All moins dix fois, Ia baisa
vlngt fois, ct la Sierra precieusement
dams on secretaire. Sill await Ell I'm ami
dams le Paris nouveau pour lui, il la lui
aurait mOntree CONNIE I'm chefd'puyrc
de tendresse ct de sentiment, peut-atre
par vanite. H. a trois grains de vanite
le plus chaste DIES amours. Mails
Raoul n'vait pas encore d'amis a Paris.
ct il connaissait d peine sa portiere ct
r~estaurateur. Rexpansion est pour.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1875-01-02
Ia U .
49,

Vieux philosophe, vieux sage,
Vieux Janus a double yisage,
Qu'app0rtes-tu dams ia main!
C'est le grand sac de Pannee.
Sera-t-elle fortunee,
Celle qui Went domain
Ellie aura CONNIE les autres
SEES chants ct ses paten6tres
SEES r6ves ct ses dOuleurs,
Son iyresse ct "a folie,
Son win bavard ct ga lie,
6es rayons ct SEES pleurs.
DamOureuses fanc6es,
Dams razur DIES cieux bercees,
Auront h joie ct vivront;
II d'sutres, feurs fan6es,
Avant Hheure condamnees,
PAliront ct mourTont.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1875-01-02


VOLEURS.-On pretend que nous
avons ell tort de dire: poirrcs legere-
ment les volenrs %noctulnes.
Notez que nous dit legarement.
Notez aussi que les JUICES d'hier les
prenaient Acknowledgement sous leur pro-
lection.
Noyez, ct vous .jugercz:
I'm pauvre diable de pere de tamille
a une vache laitiere qui dome du lait
a SEES enfants, qnelques poulcs qui pom
dent dies Gnfs, %quelqucs barils dc mails
en- magasin ct qni sont son pain de cha
que jour, I'LL .jarlin quill soignc CONNIE
la prunelle de SEES yeux, ct quand lie
brave homme dort apres sa %journGe de
labeur, rtvant que SEES entants ct sa
femme auront du CRU, dies nufs, du lait
ct DIES kgumes, I'M voleur nocturne,
c'est-a-dire III ignoble vauricn ct I'M
sacrc raresseuN, fait ratle sur tout celia,
DE quot vivrOnt les cnfants
On vole jnsqu'au bois qui chauffc les
n~ouveau-nGs.
Poivrez, citoyens, poivrez, ct vous
serez absous.
VARIABLE juri lie police de st.
Jacques s'est assemble lie 23. Etaicnt
presents MN. N. s. Landry. II. Hill,
NJ. Ii. Reid, Schmide ct A. Williams.
Lun d'eux he salt pas lire, NJ. Hill.
Aussi fa-t-on choisi pour president pro
temp. Lac dit juri, CONNIE de ,juste, ma
rien tait. ct il s'est a%journe au second
samedi de ,%janvier 1875. ...
-LEquitable, don't NM. +. Dclauney
ct j.. Comes sont les Conscientious a.
gents parmi nous, dams une s@ance te.
nue. lie S decembre, a decide a l'unani-
mite que les policies tmiscs aux mons
dies personncs tutcs lie IA septembre
d%ernicr, scraicnt payces sans contesta.
ton.
Et puts, nous le rtpttons. rEyuitabe
NSA sNllS ! fcHf SfNt{I{Sf.
lie Sentinel, feuillc de NJ. G. T.. 30.
wee, tcrivain de grand talent ct de liant
merite, trouve que lie LoUIslANAls est
un republican, rouge.
LIE Lou1s1ANAIs, lui, s'inquiete fort
pen que lie Sentinel soft un yspubl;caiu
NOR, ct il ne Sen etonne pas. Mais lie
cOntraire %retonnelait fort.
w. II. Lawton Jr. a etc nomme as.
sistaht postmaster du Convent p. D.
Fort bien. Mails quel est done lie post
masters En- tout cas-, CONNIE NJ. ". n.
Lawton est un ,jcune homme convena.
bic ct intelligent, nous persons que lie
bureau dn Convent 7. q. ne sera plus
n ecurie OH chacun Sc scyt,
On peut dire que la roulaison est
tcrminee eli cette paroissc. Les habi-
tants sont gentralement satisfaits. C'est
pour lie mieuX. Mails me bomne aimee
ne sutfit pas, car il Ell faut plusicurs.
Au reste, d quoi scrvent les BONES
recoltes: Qui done Ell profile! Les plan
teurs ct les trava;lleurs Ell sont.ils plus
heuleux Grant Tgnant, Kellogg etant
ploconsul, la legislature l6gifrrant dams
Iabsurle, les ADMINISTRATORS etant DIES
billiards, a qui les sueurs du peuple
valent-elles la richesse ct lie bonl,cur!
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1875-01-02

Adresse: Bureau ct Residence.
Poste d" Convent, szya Long yue.
st. jacques. Psse. st. jacques.
B0 DNAvvA1so
A~"GA-e
Exerce sa profession devaut les
conrs du 4me district i%ndiciaire, pa
roisselSt-Jacqnes. St-Jean- Baptiste.
St-Charles ct Ascension, ct deyantI Ia
Conr Supreme de. :rEtat, Nouyelle-
orleans. 2de74.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1875-08-07

AGAIN THREATENED BY FIRE.-LaSs
Sunday fire kindled by some thought
less boys in some brush piles on Mr..
Bakers land on the east side of the river
came near proving serious matter
Everything in the vicinity being dry, the
fire spread with great rapidity, and, at
one time, owing to the direction of the
wind, the barn owned by Mr.. Burns was
seriously threatened. However, the
timely shifting of the wind averted dam
ger in this direction. So immirisnt did
Mr.. Burns consider the danger, that he
had water hauled to the vicinity of the
barn so as to be at hand in case it reached
the barn. Fortunately the water was
not needed. Had the barn caught fire,
there is no doubt but that other build
ings near by would have been destroyed
also. On Monday. the property was in
peril again. A portion of Mr.. Bucks
fence, surrounding his potato field was
consumed, and portion of his vines
ruined. This is another warning to the
village to prepare for fire before it is too
late.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1875-08-07

IMPRovEMENT.-First street west OF
Main street through Macarthur Smith q
Cos and D. Smiths addition is being opened
up and graded by street commissioner
Farrell. This is making decided improve
ment in the appearance Of that part Of the
village. Main street north nearly to the
lake has also been graded, which not only
improves the appearance but adds much
to the convenience of that locality. 1t
will not be long before all that portion OF
the village which presented rather desc
late appearance TO say the least, will be i'm
proved SO as to compare favorably with the
upper part of the town.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1875-08-07

Quite number of our citizens took ad-
vantage Of the opportunity offered last
week by the steamer Marine City to make
cheap trip to Sault st Marie. Consider
able dissatisfaction was expressed because
the boat would not come in the river as
she first advertised to do, andIhad she done
so, there is no doubt but that she would
have taken double the number of passen-
gers from this place. However those who
most desired to go went to Duncan and
took passage from there. The boat was
comfortably full before it arrived there.
but through the thoughtfulness of Mr.. Geo.
McCaulay who had. autographed at his own
risk for a number Of state room to be re-
served, all the Cheboygan people were pro-
vided with comfortable quarters for the
trip. The Marine City left Duncan about
eleven o'clock Friday night and Mackinaw
about eight o'clock the following morning,
thus having daylight for the trip up the
st. Marys river. The boat arrived at the
Sault about four o'clock in the afternoon
and remained until eight o'clock Sunday
morning, giving all plenty Of time to visit
al places of interest. Returning home
the boat arrived at Duncan little after
seven in the evening. We have heard no
one who went express anything but entire
satisfaction with the trip. From the man
q parc mi am nj ouoo 20 tlo boo+ +lo~.o~o;.x
ed nothing but the most courteous treat
ment, each seeming to vie with the
other who should most enhance the pleas
ure of the passengers. But one thing &C.
CURED to mar the pleasure OF the Cheboy-
gan party and that was little sonpleas-
antness" between two young men, one of
this place and the other Of Duncan. The
trouble ended in blows over in Mackinaw,
and the return from there Of one of the par
ties. The causes that led to this unfortun-
ate affair we do not deem it necessary to
discuss. 1t is to be regretted however that
the parties did not more fully regard the
proprieties Of the occasion, and postpone
such a settlement of their difficulties until
it would not effect the enjoyment of 9TH
ers. With this exception the excursion
was one OF pleasure from beginning to end.
We understand that the Marine City will
give another excursion to the same place
III few weeks. It will doubles be well
patronized from here, but certainly some
arrangement should be made to have the
boat come in the river. AN
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1875-08-07
fCia,cssft Court.

The following is a list of the cases sci
for trial at the forthcoming term of the
Circuit Court which convenes Tuesday,
August 10th, as taken from the books OF
County Clerk:
7The people VS.. James Gallaspie; assault
with intent to kill.
The people VS.. George Brombow; lar
ceny
VIM. Divine and Archibald p. Newton
VS.. Allen Cameron; ejectment.
Archibald p Newton and VIM. Divine
VS.. Angus Mckay and Thomas Bentley;
ejectment.
George p. Humphrey VS.. Charles A.
Hurd, Hiram D. Hurd, David Smith:
ejectment.
vSophia Schwarks VS.. George Robin
ejectment.
| Ward B. Macarthur VS.. Township OF
Duncan; assumpsit.
Peter Mcdonald VS.. Township of Dun
can; assumpsit.
William Hudson VS.. Township of Dun
can; assumpsit.
Archibald P. Newton VS.. Charles A.
Hurd, Hiram D. Hurd and David Smith;
assumpsit.
| Benjamin G. Milliken VS.. Peter A. Pa
quin; replevin.
Epaphroditus Waite VS.. William Smith
and Malcolm Mcdonald; appeal.
Catherine Campbell VS.. Antoine Tous-
saint and Adolphus Paquin, trespass on
the case.
The people ex. rel. Isaac Stewart
VS.. Commissioners of Highways of the
Township of Duncan; mandamus.
| John Barber VS.. William Smith and
Thomas j. Crumley; appeal.
Alexander r. Linn and William F.
Linn VS.. William E. Howell and Jemina
VOrce; attachment.
William Barmber vs. George p. Lang
don, Loomis Mather, Robert Davis and
James Carbon; assumpsit.
James Byron VS.. Henry Amiot, appeal.
Y George L. Burrows VS.. Josiah Il. Bal
| ley and Julius /. Bailey.
.The people of the state Of Michigan
ex. rel. Watts S. Humphrey VS.. JAS
per j.. Barker ct al; quo warranto.
George w. Bell VS.. John Mckay; tres
pass on the case.
/. Smith Bockus VS.. William Smith;
assumpsit.
/. Smith Bockus VS.. William Smith and
Malcolm Mcdonald; assumpsit.
Allen Smith VS.. William Smith; as
sumpsit.
Luther S. Trowbridge VS.. Henry Amiot;
assumpsit.
Commissioners of Highways of the
Township of Grant VS.. Ephraim Nelson,
William w. Strohn and William ii. Bull
len; trespass on the case.
Francis j. Kniflin VS.. Daniel McRea;
appeal.
Porter M. Lathrop VS.. George P. Lang
don; appeal.
Washington Milliken VS.. Daniel Nc
Rea and Oliver Beaugrand; appeal.
Daniel Williams VS.. Cora Williams;
first class in chancery.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1875-08-07

To BE KEPT CLEAN.-It will not be
the fault of our enterprising merchant
Mr.. P. M. Lathrop if the people of this
section of the country do not keep clean.
The st. Joseph on her last trip brought
him one hundred cases of soap, which he
has been having manufactured to order,
and expressly for his trade. The cases
are labeled "P. M. Lathrop's Indomita-
BILE Soap" and the cakes of soap are
wrapped in papers bearing the same la
bel, together with cut of his handsome
building and directions for its use.. That
the soap is of the best quality we have not
the slightest doubt, and, knowing Mr..
Lathrop's ''indomitable" energy, we have
no doubt but that the soap will come
into general use, and Mr.. Lathrop's name
become 'shousehold word"
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1875-08-07
Railroad Matters.
ITO the EditOr.)

The suggestion concerning our rail-
road prospects, as presented i'm your is
sue of last week, are truthful, and to the
point. The citizens of Cheboygan and
Duncan may quietly contemplate the
natural advantages of their location, and
be SO profoundly impressed with sense
Of their attractiveness, as to conclude that
railroad will be irresistibly drawn to us
without any effort on our part. The
wisdom of such a conclusion Is to
be very seriously questioned. The pol
icy of emitting effort on the ground that
natural advantages will compel the rail-
road to come to us, is not the manner in
which business sagaeity is usually mani
tested. Of what avail are natural advan-
tages unless possessed by an enterprising
people? And how shall the railroad
authorities know that we are an enter
prising people unless it be shown in our
relations to them?
If no movement is made, they may
see ground for concluding that this COM
mnity are habitually Indifferent upon
questions of public interest, and if so,
lack in that enterprise which makes a
town valuable to railroad. If we
would prove worthy of the advantages
we possess, let Us show generous pub
lie spirit, and that as community, we
are united in promoting the public good.
The very least that we can do is to as
sure the railroad authorities of our inter-
est in tn the matter, and to extend them
a most cordial reception and invitation.
CJTIzEN
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1875-08-07

THE ssBIG FAIR".-A gentlemen coming
over from Mackinaw yesterday tells of the
following amusing incident. He was
roaming around the suberbs Of that vii
lage when he discovered q number Of half
breed children, digging industriously in
the ground. His curiosity was excited he
enquired what they were digging for.
One of them replied that "a great many
years ago there was big Indian buried
there, and they were digging to find some
thing to send to the "big fair.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1875-08-07

MORE FINE WHARF.-The item in last
weeks paper concerning Mr.. Fishers
wheat field upon Black River, has devel-
oped the fact that a person does not
have to go SO far from Cheboygan to
find first-class wheat. Mr.. Peter Ne
Donald, who resides about three miles
up the river, has field of thirteen acres,
which is equal in appearance to any
grown in this vicinity. 1t is now ready
to harvest. IF our farmers, generally,
would pay more attention to the wheat
crop, we think they would find it to
their advantage.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1875-08-07

Potato BUGs.-These pests are play
ing sad havoc among the potato vines in
this vicinity. One part of Paris
green mixed with six or eight parts of
flour is said to be sovereign remedy,
and will not injure the vines. A good
way to apply the mixture is to put it
into little bag made from two thick
nesses of mosquito netting and tied on
the end Of stick, which shake over the
plants.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1875-08-07

ENCOURAGING.-We learn from Capt.
Frank Gorton, superintendent OF the
canal at Sault st. Marie, that during the
month of July just past, there passed
through the canal the heaviest tonnage
ofvessels that ever went through any
month since the canal was opened. This
would look as though business in the
Lake Superior region was looking up
considerably.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1875-08-07

The C. P. M. Company have just order
eda full line of machinery, with the latest
improvements, for the manufacture of
sash, doors and blinds, to be furnished
at once. Having kiln dried lumber on
hand awaiting its arrival, they solicit
orders in that line.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1875-08-07

LATEST PATENTs.-The following pat
ents were granted to Michigan inventors
during the week ending July 3lst:
stave Baskets Horace C Jones, Dowagiac.
Grain Baskets-Same.
Stave Baskets Same.
Stave Baskets-Same.
Plows-Wm Lawrence, Kalamazoo, assignor
OF one half to X ChapIn. same place.
Devices for attaching Hubs to Axles-W e
Pratt, Chesaning.
Stovepipe Dumps-B f Stocking. Sturgis, one.
half to T + Thornton, same place.
Composition for Stone Cemcnt-A Boag, Jack
son, seven-eights to o Coates, same place.
Corsets-Moses X Bertree, jackson.
Machine for Cutting Hoops-Henry Fowler.
Detroit.
Feather Dusters-H L Harrison, East Saginaw
Combined Stoves and Heat Radiators-W HI
Lenharr, White Pigeon.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1875-08-07
Cheboygan Postomce.

Mails arrive and depart as follows:
LITTLE TRAVERSE AND ALL POINTS SOUTH.
Arrivc-Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
att p NJ Depart-Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays, at A. M.
MACKINAw.
Arrive-Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
et7 p: n. Depart-Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays, 1T A.. NJ.
MaCKINAw CITY.
Arrive-Eyery Tuesday at noon. Depart
Tuesday,, at r. N.
ROGERS CITY AND ALPENA
Arive-Saturdays, by Steamer Marine City.
Depart-Saturdays, by Steamer Marine City.
ONCE open for delivery Of mail and the issuing
@. A. BRACE, p. M.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1875-08-07

The ST. JosEPH.-The officers and man
ager, of this popular boat seem to be al
ways awake to the interest of its patrons.
For some time past there has been a grow
ing desire on the part of our citizens to
have the st. 10. stop here on her return
trip from Mackinaw. This she has decid.
ed to do when it is at all practicable
which will probably be every trip. This
will be a great convenience to our citi.
zens as well as visitors and will be ap-
preciated by all. 1t adds another to the
many obligations our people are under to
the ST. JOseph.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1875-08-07

A SHORT CALL AT MACKINAw.-Last
Monday morning the yacht Truscott took
a small party from this place to spend a
few hours at Mackinaw. Among the
number was the editor of this journal.
He discovered, what probably others
have found out long ago, shat in a few
hours one cannot see very much of this
beautiful island. Devot1ng the time
spent there, entirely to business. he re-
served sight seeing until some future
time. 1t takes, however. but a
glance to see why this place hasachieved
such world wide notoriety as summer
resort, a reputation that must of the very
nature of things largely increase in the
future. The time is not far distant when
the annual number of visitors at this
place will be ten times what they are
now. Of all the residents of the place
we met, we can only speak in the
highest terms. A place filed with such
a class of liberal whole souled men, can
not help attaining popularity. In our
efforts to establish representative jour-
nal in this section of the state, we met
nothing but encouragement. We shall
soon make Mackinaw longer visit, when
we shall speak more at length of the
place and its people. We cannot close
this item, however, without expressing
our thanks to Mr.. Felix Cadeaux, who
spent his time in making our short visit
pleasant. Mr.. Cadeaux is the proprietor
Of the Commercial House. He does not
pretend to keep what is called a ''first-
class" house, but we know he keeps his
house in first-class manner.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1875-08-07
Unclaimed Letter List.

Unclaimed Letter List.
The following is a list of letters re-
naming in the Cheboygan postoffice,
uncalled for, Aug. 6. Persons calling
for these letters will please say that they
are advertised
GENTLEMEN'S LIST.
Bartholomew, Theo Isabel. Andre
Boots, Samuel Irving. VIM
BrightmaD, James Moore, Edward
Demeritt Mcleod, Nathaniel
Gonderan. A McMullen. Thomas
Grant, Frank 2 lO'Donnell Capt John
Gillen Peter
LADIES LIST.
Ferer, Miss Minnie iSmarl Mrs c II
Seamon, Mrs Areliole
GERMAN LIST.
kuhlman Mag, Wicklow, August
Sifferath, Nicolous Korhek, Mrs & r
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1875-08-07

Arson Dodge is home from California.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1875-08-07

n. z. CHURCH,
Corner of Huron and Pine streets,
J. w. III. CARLISLE, Pastor.
Order of of Sunday Exercises:
Public Worship. 1890 A.
Sunday school,. l200M.
Evening Service 700 i. N
Teachers Meeting, Tuesday 100 p.
Weekly Prayer Meeting, Thursday. 700 p NJ.
The public are cordially invited.
G. A. BRACE, P. NJ.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1875-08-07

Church Directory.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
Near the corner of Huron and Nelson streets,
J. L. MALE, Pastor
Sunday Exercises.
Sunday School. 1900 M
Evening 73D p NJ
Weekly Prayer-Meetipg on Tuesday, at 7:s0 p. N
Public Bible Reading Wednesday. .....7:30 p. M