Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-10-28
N. 4. CHURCH,
Oornerof Huron and Pine streets,
REV. A. ROGERS, Pastor.
Residence opposite the Church.
Order of of Supdov E
TOWN TALK.

Inc business of taking numbering sun
plies to the woods has been quite liyel,
during the week.
Inc snow storm last evening was vel
calculated to warn the people the white,
was near at hand.
Inc indications are that square tiinbe,
In considerable quantities will be mann.
1actured in this section during the win.
ter.
Geo. p. Langdon has been pilino ,
large lot of shingles upon McArthur,s
dock this week, preparatory to shipping
them to Chicago.
we are glad to notice that the Rev
"A. Rogers, the Methodist minister. who
mas been so i'll since he came here. is able
to be upon the street again.
Even if you are otherwise entitled f.
VOTE and are not registered, it will avail
you nothing. You cannot vote. See f.
IT, then, that your name is on the list.
Every candidate i'm need of s.slins,
should call at the TRIBUNE office at once
anu secure supply. They will be got.
ten up in very tasty manner and a,
reasonable rates.
The North Star has probably taken adj.
vantage of the past few DAYS of compar
atlvely fair weather and gone to her new
stamping ground. We are sorry to lose
tapt- Jim's" frequent visits to this
place.
We will venture to say that when
biake's and Clark's new buildings are
completed that there will not be better
machine and blacksmith shop buildings
III Northern Michigan. They will be a
credit to the village.
Macarthur, Smith & Co.. have their
warehouse and dock so near completed
That 1T is in condition TO do business
whether it will be opened for'any other
business than their own this season is
Aol yet determined upon.
Tbs Board of Registration of Benton
township Will meet at the office of the
Town Clerk, at a. Z. Newton's store
next Saturday. All who are entitled TO
vote, and are not registered. should see
that their names are OH the list.
Mr.. L. Nelson arrived home from Chi
ca%o and Detroit the early part of the
week, and new goods are following him
IN great abundance. '.Eph" has happy
faculty in buying only the best and most
Stylish goods. rs glance at his stock will
show.
The Office of the NORTHERN TRIBUNE
has been removed to the corner of Main
and Division streets, where much more
comfortable and convenient quarters
have been secured than at the old place.
Our friends desiring to visit us on bust
ness or otherwise will please note the
change.
Capt. Kirkland. of the Leviathan, made
Our office short call Tuesday morning.
lie was OH his way TO Manitowoc with
the schooner Constitution. which he had
taken Off from White Fish Point, Lake
superior. Being so far away from relief.
The Constitution had to remain ..beached-
a long time before assistance could reach
her.
The last issue of the Free Press con-
tanned another original article. 1t is
entitled "A Sad and Impressive Affair."
There was no installing it. 1t bore, un-
mistakably, the lear marks" of having
eminated from the same Gigantic intel
lect' from which originated that other
famous article, ''How Lager Beer is
Made
The Atlantic Monthly for November is
on our table, with we'll written articles
by Kate Putnam Osgood, Gen. o. o. How
ard, Hazard Stevens, Charles Dudley
Warner, Frances Anne Kemble, Edgar
Fawcett, Harriet w. Preston and others.
"eiruSt many Of OR readers will add
ihis magazine TO their list tor the coming
year.
Judge Goodwin, iE response to-a letter
from county Clerk Metivier, notifying
him OF the action OF the Board of Super
visors, IN requesting special term of
court, replies that he does not consider
that his health is yet in such Il condition
that it would be safe for him to make
such a journey in the winter. Therefore
it Is not likely that there will be another
ERIN OF court until the regular spring
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