Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1880-11-13
TOWN TALK.

Rattle for cow at Smiths restaurant,
tomorrow evening.
Rev Mr.. Male left Thursday morning
for his home in Portland, Mich.
Splendid free lunch at Smiths restau-
taurant, at all hours. Give him a call
and see for yourselves.
Smith, the restaurant man, will soon be
in shape to serve hot meals at all hours.
He intends to keep the best place in
town.
For the benefit of the Sunday school.
the ladies of St. James church will give
an entertainment at the Town Hall on
Thursday evening of next week.
Services of the Episcopal church will
be held in the Town Hall tomorrow, at
1870 A. NJ. and 100 P. NJ. Sunday school
Immediately after morning service.
The latest returns and corrections
from the Michigan election leave Gar
fields majority something less than So
600, and Jerome's about 10000 less than
Garfeld's.
> A young man who was boarding at
Daniel McKervey's jumped his board
bill this week, and with him disappear
ed watch belonging to boarder named
Sweeney.
> Large audiences were out at the Con-
gregatiOnal church last Sunday to hear
Rev. j. l.. Male preach. In the evening
about every available seat in the church
was occupied.
The Chippewa county Republicans
elected their entire ticket, withe excep-
ton of Judge of Probate, and Clerk and
Register of Deeds. They give Garfield
and Arthur So majority.
In Bay county Horr received 116 more
votes than Jerome, while Tarsney was
% votes behind Holloway, and yet the
Democratic press claim, that where Horr
was best known, he did not run well.
= A vessel with cargo of coal for Nc
:, Arthur, Smith & Co. left Cleveland Tues
day night and would. probably, have ar
rived before this if it had not been for
the storm that has prevailed during the
. week.
John Nevin has the contract for car
rying the mail between Point st. Ignace
and Sault Ste. Marie, and will run a
stage between the two places during the
winter, for the accommodation of pas
sengers.
Charles COrlett has leased the skating
rink and will manage it the coming
winter. He is boring well at the east
end of the rink for the purpose of food.
ing it. Last winter the water was
pumped from the river.
The Chippewa County News says
capt. Barker still advertises for more
men, and is paying good wages. He hai
$50 men engaged in Detroit, intending
to bring them up on the City of Cleve
land, but she was unable to accommO
date them.
The Democracy having recovered
somewhat, from the shock they received
Tuesday of last week, have been search
ing among the debris to see what wa
left OF their party. They find a sole
South, New Jersey, Nevada and Metiviel
for County Clerk and Register of Deeds
The Eighth congressional district onl,
contributes two Democratic members tt
the legislature this year, one from Sagi
nav county, and one from the Alpen,
district. That is shaving the opposition
down pretty fine ON a doubtful" dis
trict, as they pretended to call the oil,
Eighth.
Even the New York Sun is prepared t
go this far: unlike the other Ohio mai
General Garfield has been elected. A
President he will not hold the office b
fraud. He will have an undisputed an
indisputable title to the place, and W
can imagine contingencies in which b
will be entitled to the support of homes
men of all parties"
The Bay View and Crooked Lake raj
road train has been taken off, maxim
its last run yesterday morning to cor
meet with the down boat. For some tim
past the travel has been so limited as
hardly pay expenses. The City of Chi
boygan, we understand, is going to la
up for the winter. making her last ru
Thursday, coming down. This route ha
proven very popular with thespublic dul
the season and we have no doubt tha
next season will see the amount of trayt
very much increased.