Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-10-26
Read the new advertisement Anspach
& Co. i'm another column.

building Tor meat market.
Business upon the river has been very
quiet this week. A number of vessels
have been looked for for some days and
now quite fleet is expected.
The new mill ut the forks of the river
has stared up in full blast. The machin-
cry is running in good shape and tn y
are turning out Il good quality of lum.
Der:
Mr., Alex. Marquette left at the TRI-
BUNE office Il magnificent specimen of y
viii rutabaga. weighing oyer ell ven
pounds. Mr.. Marquette says he raised
larger ones, but none SO perfec: in shape
| rs this one.
Weimore & Co. have received large
additions to their stock this week, all Sc
with All especial reference TO the wants
of the citizens of this section. and which
they propose TO sell at figures Within
the reach of all.
| Now is the time for a days sport on
Bois Blanc island. There are several
small Likes on the island and every one
Is so full of ducks you can't rest, waiting
tor some of our nimro,ls to 80 over and
bag them. Roast duck! Oh, my, guess
not.
There is a rumor that work has Com
MERGED on the Jackson, Lansing & Say
NAV railroad, extending it NJ rshward
toward the straits, Whether there is
anything reliable or not i'm the rumor we
are not prepared % say, but lope that il
may be true.
One of Thompson Smiths men shook
hands with cog wheel in the big mill
and the consequence is he is minus 8
couple of fingers of that hand lie had
his fingers dressed at The office of Perrin
" Bowes, aud he says for The future he
VII not Shake with anything that has Sc
pressinga grip.
S. L"Gaul Jr., returned on the Mil
waukce Wednesday, bringing with him
large stock of dry goods and provisions
with Il view OF supplying the wants oil
the citizens of CHI bnygan county, Messrs.
l. Gault & Son are among our most ell
teri rising firms and keep fully up to
the times in style of gooy!s and prices.
| Give them Il ell.
One of our NJ. DIS took a midnight
ramble on horseback up 10 Burt lake the
other night. lie says lac has no doubt
| but horseback exercise is very healthful.
but seventeen or eighteen miles TIN ough
the woods on dark night is not as COIL
ducive to persons happiness as it might
be. Fer a coIpls OF days after his jaunt
he was very dignifiel and woild only
rat his meals from off the mlntlesll. If. 4,
III. w. Seymour, the Republican ind;-
late for representative from this district.
is eXDrcted here next week, when he
willi addle>s our citizens upon the politi-
cal issues OF the day Mr.. Seymour is &
,ood spe. kcr, and well posted on the
questions at issue in the present political
campaign. and can discuss them in II
manner that will prove Interesting to
his hearers. Due notice OF the lime and
place will be given, and we be.pcab for
Mr. Seymour Il large audience.
i couple of orr sportsmen spent a
week at the head Of Mullet lake hunting
ducks, &c. They shot quite number
of different kinds of ducks that frequent
that r. gion to feed on the will rice that
grows there in abundance. When they
would tire of shooting ducks they would
20 into the woods and shoot par ridge, OF
which the wocds abounds. They say fog
spot that is the best locality in the state.
and the Lake View House is the boss
place 10 get Il square IN al. for Smith sly S
he will satisfy everybody, il he don't
make Il cent.
A. z. Swinrford in his add:ess last
night gave the startling Information that
the war OF the rebellion did not cease
until 1876, when the sol,iiers were with
drawn from the South. Ii such was the
case the Moth must be suffering
from terrible Conflict at the
present time for soldiers are stationed
through The whole extent and il The
mere presence of soldiers constitute war
rs Mr.. Swine frd would infer there must
DC terrible lime, ane The people OF tie
nor. Ii s..ouid thank the genik.man for
letting tiem know oi their suffering con-
I'll. ION.
An honest money meeting was held
Thursday night at Sorrows school house
in the town OF Grant, and atklrt ssed by
E. Il. Perkins and james J. Brown. The
audience was of good size. filling the
house com 'ortably. Mr.. Perkins was the
fissi- sneaker, and spoke tor about an
hour, aud WAS 1f-.Aned to with the clos
est attention. Mr.. Brown followed and
spoke in bis usul felicitous manner.
and kept his audience Interested. -IIss-rtf,
speeches were highly commended. and
are repoi tel as having convince some
who were inclning to tile s;eenback
II err.
New store.
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