Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-09-30

Mr.. Hentcnell Is Dllllt!lug quite IN al
dition TO his residence i'm the town of In
verness.
The Free Press offers to bet the extent
of their pile that Postmaster Brace
will vote for Iilden.
QRite number of vessels anchored in
the straits during the blow in the early
part ofthe week.
Peter Johnson is repairing the barge
Wild .Rover for Mr.. j. Dingman, of
Mackinaw. the owner.
Macarthur, Smith & Co.'S warehouse is
enclosed and the root nearly OH. and is
receiving a thorough coat of paint.
The continued blow for the greater
portion of the week has somewhat disar-
ranged the regular time of the boats
stopping at this port.
III. a. FL Ike raised the frame of the
upper portion OF his foundry and ma
chine shop last Thursday evening. and
will now soon have the whole enclosed
DhAiSH ~ -Ntl>Oli lctCiNCu tNO ltdIIS Ol
horses or tie N. T. propeller City of To-
ledo, last Tuesday, to be useI i'm their
numbering operations this coming win
ter.
Thursday forenoon the citizens on the
east side of the river were getting the
full benefit of that nuisance, the burning
s1xy1trSr raila lnnI lo;
made.
The dance of the Reformers last night
at their club room was a success. About
fifty couples being i'm attendance, and all
claim to have had II good time so far as
heard from.
Two N. Il. propellers remained in the
river most OF Tuesday and TUESDAY
night. waiting for the blow TO cease. They
lett early "Wednesday morning, one bound
up and the other down.
The Moshcr arrived Wednesday after
another cargo of lumber from BulIen Il
Nelson. During the blow Tuesday
While off Waugoshance light she lost
hilf Oh her center board.
Mr.. VIM. Crane has opened n shoe
shop at the stand formerly occupied by
W. Kelly, next door to Kessler & Moore's
barber shop, and hopes to receive share
Of the patronage of our citizens.
The n. L. propeller City of Concord
was in last night, bound up. She was
loaded with Kerosene oil and would re-
ceive no passengers, much to the tlisap-
pointment of some who wished passage.
The Saginaw Republican says that the
numbering firms in that place have al
realty secured all the men they want and
advises those who think of going. there
to look for work to remain away, as
there is 10 chance.
Ivory Littleileld started ont Tuesday
morning with his express. to convey d
number of passengers to Petoskey. The
usual stage not being on the route. the
mail being transported over portion of
the route. at least, OH horseback.
The Chairman of the Democratic coun- |
ty convention, last Wednesday. got to
Imagining that he was back to the scenes
oi former Years, and in putting vote.
said Gentlemen, you have heard the |
motion that - be nominated by accla-
nation as candidates for -, of ST. Clair |
county, dc.
Ivory Littlefield returned from Petos-
key Thursday, bringing in with him
quite number of passengers. He left
again FRIDAY morning, taking another
load of passengers our with him for Pc
toskey. The mail express will have to
look out or ''Ive" will get the travel
from them.
y young man of the village the other
day undertook to get through "a small
iron hoop. He succeeded IN getting if
down over his head and under his arms
around his chest, and there il stoned
lie could not get it back nor make il 90
any further down-;here it was and there
it was bound to stay. At last com
panion took pity on him and got a file.
filed the hoop in two and relieved him.
The Halstead reached this port vester-
day morning after a load of lumber from
Bullen q Nelson. She is one OF the
largest vessels that has loaded ut this
place. While the tug Mary Newton was
towing her into the river a heavy squall l
4
wards Duncan bay. The Ha,ste:ld let go {
of m anchor to keep from being ground c
ed, and after the blow Was over was {
brought in al right. "a