Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1880-02-14
NORTHERN TRIBUNE.
OffioialPaper ofthe County and Village
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY IA. 1880.
THE BUSINESS OF FCHERoYCaN.
The Names of those Engaged tn the
Different branches


asking for information i'm regard to the
various kinds of business carried on in
our village, and some ask for copies of
the TRIBUNE that they may see from it's
advertising columns what business is rep
resented here. and how much competi-
tiOn there is in the lines of trade. We
regret to say that the TRIBUNE'S adyer-
tising columns would give very imper-
feet impression of the business of
Cheboygan. In order to give a toler-
ably correct idea of the number en-
gagged in the several lines of bus
lness, we have prepared the follow
ing list of persons engaged in the differ
ent pursuits in our village, that we may
answer such inquiries in the efuture more
fully than we could do by letter, by send
ing a copy Of the TRIBUNE containing
the list. We do not claim that the list
is full in every particular, as we may,
and no doubt have, omitted some names
that should have appeared, but in gener-
al and particularly in the leading
branches of trade we believe it to be sub
Stantlally correct. In addition to
the names given, we would state that in
our suburb, Duncan City, Thompson
Smith conducts very extensive busi-
ness, both as a manufacturer of lumber
and dealer in general merchandise, and
also has quite an extensive foundry and
machine shop. There are also two gen.
eral stores Oh Indian river doing a con-
siderable trade, one owned by Mr.. Mar
tin and the other by E. H. Sager.
GENERAL MERCHANTS.
Macarthur, Smith s. Co., Nelson &
Bullen, WetmOre & Co., S. Legault &
Co., A. 2. Newton, Charles Bellant.
DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING.
P. Barman, Anspach & Co.. Rosenthal
Bros.
GROCERIES,.
John +. Mcdonald, C. A. Gallagher,
j. j. Cueny, F. C. Mcdonald, James F.
MOloney, Smith Bros.
HARDWARE AND HOUSE FURNISHING.
Post e Van Arsdale, Erratt & Co., Nc
Donald & Cueny.
DRUG STORES.
DR.. A. NJ. GerOw, o. B. Weed, DR.. T. A.
Perrin.
BAKERS.
j. j. Cueny, Mrs. j. L. Jewell.
WATCHMAKERS AND JEWELERS..
Andrew FeXer, Smyth & Co.,
FURNITURE DEALERS.
c. L. Smyth & Co, ]. II. Tuttle, F.
Kluwe.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Humphrey & Perkins, Geo. w. Bell,
James j. Brown, Shepherd & Fife, Geo.
f. Frost.
BUTCHERS AND MEAT MARKETS.
CT. & W. A. Lynn, two stands,
Joseph SpOOner, two stands.
planning MILLS.
Smith Bros, Alexander Mcdonald.
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
Smith Bros, Alexander Mcdonald, Vim.
Patterson j. w. Linderman.
| LUMBER MANUFACTURERS.
Cheboygan Lumber Co., Macarthur,
Smith & Co., Smith Bros, JudsOn d.
Smith, Young & Co., Barclay & MattOon.
SHINGLE MANUFACTURERS.
Smith Bros,
DEALERS IN REAL ESTATE.
Geo. w. Bell, Humphrey & Perkins,
VIM. Bartholomew, Geo. E. Frost, Mer-
ritt Chandler.
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
c. E. TibbOtt, w. W. Davidson.
BARRIERS, GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
W. G. Moore, NJ. J. Kessler.
DEALERS IN BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
A. Fexer, Smyth & Co.,
Post & Van Arsdale, Mcdonald &
Cueny.
WAGON AND CARRIAGE MAKERS.
O. S. Clark, W. C. Hayes, Joseph Pei
| lenZ, Chas. Bird.
SHIP CARPENTER.
Henry AmiOt.
UNDERTAKERS.
j. FL. Tuttle, Sullivan Bros.
BANKERS.
ROllo & Hitchcock.
PHYSICIANS.
i A. NJ. Gerow, T. A. Perrin, W. W.
BOwes.
PAINTERS.
| C. T. Allison, Charles SOuthom. Thomas
Sheely, Charles Geyer.
SALOONS.
John GOulden, John Calvin, VIM. Mul.
waugh, VIM. Mcdonald, Nj. O'COnners
John Harmon, Joseph Burns, Alexander
McCartee, John f. Mcdonald, C. A. Gal.
lagher, j. j. Cueny, +. c. Mcdonald. "A
LeGault, Moses Rapin.
!. WAREHOUSE AND DOCKS.
Macarthur, Smith & Co., George P
Humphrey.
DRESS MAKERS,
j Misses ShadbOlt, Miss Black, Mrs. S. H
Wright, Miss Nellie Smart, Miss L. A
Rhine5, Mrs Richards.
Il MILLINERY.
Mrs NJ. B. Champion.
PRINTING OFFICES.
Northern Tribune, ChebOygan Demo
crat.
HOTELS.
Spencer House, E. Gallagher, prop