Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1880-11-20

VenfsOn in abundance.
Sleighing, any amount of it.
Lots of the beautiful" and it looks as
if it had come to stay.
Another lot of new goods just arrived
on the st. Paul for Anspach & Co.
See advertisement of the Misses Will
loughbys' select school and music class.
The services of the Episcopal church
will be held in the Town Hall tomorrow
at 1920 A. NJ. and Z Pm.
The census enumerators of this coun-
ty, were made happy last week by receiy-
ing their long expected pay.
Four or five feet of the beautiful" as
early as the middle of November is a
little too much of the good thing.
The dredge which had been working
on the harbOr stopped digging Wednes
day and has gone into winter quarters.
See ]. M. ZOrn's new advertisement.
Mr.. Zorn is one of the pioneer shOemak
ers of ChebOygan and is always reliable.
Services with sermon appropriate for
the occasion, will be held in the Town
Hall on Thanksgiving day at 1890 A. NJ.
Rev. L. c. Rogers officiating.
Sam Ray having gone out of the music
business, has now and organ of his own.
1t is boy. The young granger put in
his appearance last Saturday.
The ladies are all interested in Miss
Nellie Smart's new advertisement in
this issue and should read it with care
and see the many nice things she. has to
offer.
We would call attention to an article
on the inside, from the Chicago Times,
giving reasons why the Democratic
party will never succeed i'm a national
election.
Frank Todd is putting up new build
ing on Main street, opposite Perry's
foundry, for fruit and confectionery
store and restaurant. The building will
be 2Ox6O feet.
Bogus ten cent pieces are afloat, which
causes the editor of the Greenville Demo-
crat to sOrrowfully remark, counterfeit
ing has finally got down to where it
really concerns us.
The ChebOygan river is reported frozen
up below Mullet Lake. The Valley
Queen was unable to get through yester-
day and had to make landing at
Dodge's point, on Mullet lake.
Telegraph advices from lower lake
ports would indicate that the weather
was colder there than here. At Cleve-
land freezing weather is reported, and
vessels going into winter quarters.
Washington dispatch, says Capt. j.
G. Kiah will be appointed superintend
ent of the Tenth life saving district in
place of Capt. Joseph Sawyer, who was
drowned recently. Capt. Kiah is the
OnlysurvivOr of the crew that was lost
at Point aux Barques April &c last.
Elsewhere will be found the official
canvass of the vote for Representative in
the Legislature from this district. The
returns from Mackinac county failed t(
arrive. The result without Mackina(
shows majority for Henry W. Seymour
of 459. SchOolcraft went solid for Sey
mOur.
i C.F.& W. A. Lynn gives notice in
another column that on and after Deem.
Der LIST, they will keep no books and those
who want nice roast for dinner must
come down with the stamps. We art
glad they have set the day so far ahead
it will give us chance for a few square
meals yet. %
The Omaha Bee contains more fal
western news than any other paper OF
our exchange list. The efforts of tn,
publishers to draw immigration to tina
fertile region by circulating their week
ly among eastern farmers is commenda
BILE. The Bee is mailed free to any ap
plieant who forwards his address to tn,
Daily Bee, Omaha, Neb.
) The mail, due here Thursday day night
did not arrive until three o'clock yester
day afternoon. The stage left Petoske.
Thursday morning at six o'clock ant
was all day getting to Maple river, wher
they stopped over night. The snow wa
between four and five feet deep, and thi
upon soft bottom made it about i'm
possible to get through at all. The stag
came in yesterday drawn by four horses
all pretty well exhausted by the severit,
of the trip.
The stormy weather Thursday nigh
prevented as large an attendance a
there would otherwise have been a
the entertainment given at the
Town Hall for the benefit of the EpiscO
pal Sunday school. Those present, how
ever, were delightfully."- entertained ant
spent a most enjoyable evening. TIL
programme was very interesting on
and was well carried out. A general de
sire has been expressed for another en-
: tertainment, when more favOrabl