Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-10-07

The .hrSt snow OF the season fel
"Wednesday evening. 1t was enough te
whiten the ground.
The st. Joe. did not leave Detroit un.
til Thursday night. This will make heI
about two days late here. .-z syf
Smith sent an extra stage out Wednes.
day, to accommodate large number OF
passengers who wished to reach Petos-
key. Iy<4 TtT
The question of whether or not we
shall have new bridge will be settled
by the Board of Supervisors next Mon
day.
A number of our lumbermen are max
ing preparations for their winter opera
tons by sending their supplies to the
woods.
An Industrious and intelligent boy
who wishes to learn the printing bust
ness can find employment at the TRI-
BUNE office.
We understand that David Smith has
purchased the tug Truscott from Capt.
Riley. and that he intends to run her on
the inland lakes.
The services at the Congregational
church tomorrow evening will begin at
z o'clock; in the morning at the usual
hour. 1O1s o'clock.
Since the Music stopped running be-
tween Mackinaw and Petoskey, the travel
between here and the latter place has in
creased very largely.
On Tuesday morning black kid glove
and a two collar bill was lost somewhere
OF Main street. The finder will confer a
favor by leaving it at the TRIBUNE of
flee.
The Canadian steam barge Tecumseh
came into the river Wednesday and re-
ported, making number one of that class
of vessels coming into the river for that
purpose.
Nelson's mill has been running eighteen
hours per day tor several days during
the week, TO prevent delay in loading
vessels, they having two loading at the
same time.
Oliver Clark is putting down the foun-
tation for new blacksmith shop, adj
joining Blakes new machine shop The
site of the lare fire will soon be covered
wifi, h,,iI,IinDs ooain
Blake's new foundry and machine shop
is enclosed and will soon present, as far
rs the exterior is concerned, ut least
finished appearance. 1t is great i'm
provement over his old one.
III barber commissioners of Quebec
have suspended the pilot of the Nyanza,
for causing the collision with the brig
Pamlico, recently in the gulf. twill be
remembered that the Pamlico loaded at
this port for Europe. sasat9e
Rev. Mr.. Rogers, the pastor appointed
by the conference to take charge Of the
Methodist church the coming year, ar
rived last Thursday. therefore there will
be services ut the Methodist chlu ch to-
morrow ut the usual hours. iisrE
One of the red buoys which mark the
entrance to the channel got moved yes
ter,lay by the force of the wind so that it
STOOD little past the middle Of the ciian-
mel. The result was that the City of
Concord came near getting aground when
she came in this morning.
James NJ. Turner; of Lansing, who is
largely Interested in real estate in this
county, has been nominated b. the Re-
publicans of Ingham county for the Leg
islature. Mr.. Turner is frst-class man
and will make his mark in the House If
he is elected, and if the people down
there know what is for their best inter-
ests they will elect him.
Efforts are being made to open route
to Petoskey through the inland lakes
this fall, TO avoid the bad roads, which
are sure to come soon. Of course it will
be subject to some difficulties this season,
but it may be better than the land route.
Mr.. Smith has been outside looking up
The matter during the week.