Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-11-16
TOWN TALK.

Notice the change in LeGsults ndyer-
tismclit, and then go and see their goods
they promise rare bargains.
T. c. Mcdonald has something to saw
10 our readers in another column. Read
his advertisement.
The addition to the Methodist parson-
age is about completed ard adds greatly
to its appearance rs well as making il
more commodious and comfortable.
Barclay & Matoon's saw mill shut
down Wednesday night for the season.
They have only run one saw this year.
and Gu. about 100000 feet of lumber.
The work of extending the track of the
Grand Rspids and Indiana railroad from
Peroskey to the head of Crooked lake.
we understand, is progressing fayorably.
Last Wednesday forenoon the line with
which the Caikin was towing a dump
sc0w parted aud the dump went ashore
between The mouth of the river and
Duncan.
Our citizens should not forget the
grand concert to DC given at the Town
hall next Tuesday evening by Prof.
Weber, assisted by the leading musical
talent of the village.
The latest novelty is on exhibition.
free OF charge, ut ,. LeGau% & Sons
Cheap Cash Store. 1t is Il carpet exhibit
tor. which represents large room rich
ly cirpeted from half yard sample.
Our citizens. Notwithstanding the pre-,
diction OF an open winter, are banking
their houses and preparing TO resist the
inroads OF Jack Frost, just as though we
were going to have one of tie old-iashi-
oIed kind OF winters.
Men seeking employment in the lum-
bSr woods continue To arrive OH every
boat, as consequence the labor market
Is overs;oched and tlie effect has been to |
reduce the wages. We understand some
men have been hired for SO per month. |
The Pe.oskey Record says that PhiIo |
French, on The 18th uli., killed ..Old |
Cody" the big buck that has been roam
ing around Bear Lake for three or four
years. This is the largest deer that has ever
been seen in this country, and MANY
have been the attempts to kill him here
lofore.
One of The Lite decisions of the Supreme
court Of tits state sets forth that "A school
district is municipal corporation. and
IN suit by a teacher to recover wages
cannot be garnisheed, even by lis Owl,
consent; and there should be 10 ,le,luc-
ton from the wages of Il teacher OH ac-
count OF legal holidays.
The ladies of the Congregational churcl,
are eiltieayoiing to raise money 10 nav
the debt OF the Church. they provose
giving IA seiies OF sOcals, sllppcrs. etc.
Tor this purpose. The fist was held last
evening al the residence OF RobL. Palter-
SON. The attendance was fair and a very
llea>aiil time Wits enjoyed BIZ ali pres
eilI. The proc eds cf tie evening
amounted 10 about SO.
At hall past nile this forenoon The
last dipper full OF dirt 10 complete The
contract vi Mes>rs Carkin, Stlckney ana
Grain, for the dredging in the har,or Tor
this season, WAS ta',en mp aud the dredge
Stopped work This firm have complied
in every respect with tie directions OF
Col. X. &. Daryea, engineer in c.lar, G
and have used every eXertion 10 make
their work Il success. and we believe the
appropriation has b, ell worked out TO
very beet advantage.
The Chicago inicr-Ocean says: From
the Ostumwa QOwa) Courier we lear.
tIst the Rev. Il. Nj. Thompson has ac
cepted call 10 the psstcralc of The Con-
gresation'l church of That growing
young .iIy, Mr. Thompson. was for sey-
cral Years pastor of the Columbia Con-
grcgalioIal church aG Cincinnati. anasl
Was one of the most eloquent divines i'm "
the Miami Conference of Southern Ohio. n
lie Will be Large addition to the Con- c
crega.ioralism of iowa. The Ottumwa ''
church is to be congratulated upon Sc !
curing the services of Mr.. Thompson as i.
pastor. His many friends in Cheboygan u
VIII be glad 10 learn of this evidence OIL a.
his sucress in the field he has been Iabt r y
ng since leaving this viilrge.. :,