Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-11-24

sEBcots and shoes to Eft everybody, at
Lathrop's.
The boys are beginning to discuss
what style of skates they would like to
have in view OF the approaching SKATING
season.
The street crossings along Main street
are in a terribly muddy condition. We
think somthing might be done to remedy
the evil.
A large assortment of cloak buttons.
millinery goods, chiidren's knitted shoes
and caps, ladies', misses and children's
artic overshoes at Latbrop's.
Thompson Smith received twelve
teams last night for.the lumber woods.
They We're purchased near Grand Rapids
and came to Petoskey by rail.
We would call attention to the supple
ment issued with this weeks TRIBUNE
in the interest of d. w. Bennett. He
has something of interest to say to our
citizens.
Lathrop has lare stock of rcadymade
clothing suitable for mems, boys and
youths wear. at exceedingly low prices.
Also good assortment OF gents furnish
ing goods.
Judge Flournoy, of Richmond, Va.
has struck Mr.. 1ilden where he is the
sorest. He deciding point raised over
an election bet, the Judge decided that
Tilden was not elected.
We understand the work of digging
the cut off from Sturgeon river to Burt
lake is progressing favorably, a large
portion of the cut being already eX-
cavated and the remainder of the work
is being pushed energeticalIy forward.
We hear of a number of depredations
on hen roost being committed in differ
ent parts of the village. Perhaps parties
are ende voring to supply themselves for
Thanksgiving dinner at the expense of
their neighbors. 1t would be well to
keep lookout tor such visitors.
Mr.. Stanilaus Legault, Jr., had val
uaDle napkin ring stolen from the table
at Josesh Burns house, where he boards
last evening. The FIRING was the more
valuable as the gift OF his mother before
her death, and was highly priced on that
account: 1t is to be hoped that the thief
may be found and the ring restored to
Mr.. Legault.
Mrs. Cole, wife of Leander Cole. one
of the settlers i'm Tuscarora township.
died from heart disease Friday hight of
last week OH the propeller City of Con-
cord while on her way to her old home
in Ohio. She was accompanied by her
husband and her father, John Ii. Park.
She had been failing for some time, and
was anxious to return to e friends in
Ohi>. She was so weak when she left
here that they were compelled to carry
her abOal of the boat.
The Young Peoples Literary society.
OF the Congregational church, is becom.
ing very entertaining. All the members
are working i'm earnest to make this Il
social treat for our citizens. On Sunday
evening last the exercises consisted of
Bible reading, prayer, select reading by
James j. Brown and others. The socie-
" has changed its time of meeting to
Monday evening, and Oh next Monday
evening our citizens will haye all oppor-
tunity of listening to the reading of
Paradise and the Peri, ;" by Mr.. Cush-
man.
We have received the first number of
the Leelanau Weekly Enterprise. 1t is
published by Derby & Washburne, B.
Ii. Derby editor. Mr.. Derby was for
merly connected with the Tribune, of
the same place, but having got into
trouble with his partner in that office
about which should have possession O.
the same, the matter has been taken into
court for adjudication, and the Weekly
Enterprise is presented as candidate for
public favor. 1t starts in with fair
support in the way of avertising, and if
this number is a fair specimen of the flu
ture issues, it is deserving of favor from
the citizens Of that place