Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1880-11-06
Mute all the time and told you so.

LIE mali got IN early tuesday. Will
Richardson was bound to vote.
The bad roads between this place and
Petoskey makes the mails little late
getting in these days.
Chas. II. Mute, the Republican candi-
date for sheriff has a majority of SO over
the total vote of both his opponents COM
bined. sg
The Collingwood steamers continue to
bring large numbers of immigrants
from Canada for these northern coun-
ties.
There seems to have been a miscOn-
nectiOn with the mails, due here last
evening, very few papers getting through
on time.
A good janitOr is wanted to take the
care Of the Congregational church. APP
| ply to 7. T. Van Arsdale or at the bank
| for particulars.
Moses Rapin has built quite an addi-
ton to his hotel, the fremont House.
More room was necessary to accommO-
date his patrons.
E. 2. Perkins, the Republican candi-
date for Judge of Probate only lacks one
vote Of having as many as both of the
other candidates.
Rob't Robinson expects to have the
Black River bridge completed the first
of next week; all but the painting which
will require few days longer.
While W w. Laing, of Munro, was driv-
ing to town Wednesday, the wagon run
into rut, throwing him and his mother
out but fortunately they both escaped
with only bad scare.
Mr.. Bemeut, the veteran tuner of
pianos, is in town for few days. Now
is the proper time to put in order pianos
for the winter. All new pianos, espec-
tally, should be tuned.
One Democrat astonished at the re-
result of Tuesdays election in this coun.
ty was heard to remark "By Jim there
must have been lot of Republicans
moved into the county lately"
1t is amusing to see how unanimous
ly happy the Democrats are that the
ring was defeated. Even some wh(
worked hard to elect the ring candidate:
now, seemingly, join in the general re
jOicing at their defeat.
Chas. Bellant brought in seventeen
horses on the propeller Lake Erie from
Collingwood last Saturday. Mr.. Bellan1
has about concluded that, after paying
Expenses, duties &C., there is not mucf
made by going to Canada to purchase
horses.
| Newton, Ellis & Co. shipped between
forty and fifty tons of hemlock extrac
on the Keweenaw last evening. Fort,
ton were were destined for Cincinnati
Ohio and the remainder for Bay Cit,
This is the same extract the Democra
shipped for them last Tuesday.
ION Saturday last Mrs. s. H. Taylo
gave party to large number of littl
children, it being her daughter Edith,
fifth birthday. There were about fit,
invited, and although the weather wa
not very favorable, thirty-nine were pres
ent. The gathering was very happ,
one and will be long remembered b.
those present.
Macarthur, Smith 6 Co. have made tw
charters of vessels to bring coal from
Cleveland, but the supply could not b
had, as consequence they have beel
obliged to refuse several crafts suppl
of fuel. They are in hopes to get one o
two cargoes before the close of naviga
. ton. They have worked up quite al
extensive trade in this line.
The stone stills, water-tables an
plinths for Kesseler's new block arrives
from Cleveland on the Lawrence las
, Saturday morning. We understand MI
Kssseler has concluded not to 60 on wit
the work this fall, but wait until spring
, We were in hopes to see it complete
this winter, as it will be credit to MI
Kesseler and an ornament to our village
, Capt. Bouchard, of the Van Raalt'
says that it has been reported that h
, discharged one Of his men for voting tn
Democratic ticket. He says there is nc
a word of truth in. it, that he has nc
discharged man since he took com
mand of the steamer for any reason
That one man left of his own ACCORD
having found situation in a lumbe
camp.
The ordination and installation servic
, of the Rev. Charles A. Marsh were hel
, at the Congregational church last Thurs
, day. The services proved very interest
, ing and the examination of Mr.. Mars
in the afternoon was very satisfactOr
, to the council and to all who listened
, Although the evening was very dark an
, stormy, yet there was large audienc
to listen to the ordination and installs
!. ton services. The full minutes of thi
meeting will be forwarded by the scrit
of the council so that we hope to Civ
the full proceedings very soon.
, During the campaign that has jus