Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1880-10-30
TOWN TALK.

IOWN IALh.
Next Tuesday vote the Republican
ticket and for continued prosperity.
Vote for Charles II. Mute for Sheriff,
and secure a reliable and efficient
officer.
Vote for Ezra A. Faunce for Register
of Deeds and County Clerk; aman every
way qualified to fill the position.
Vote for Watts s. Humphrey for County
Treasurer and thus continue in office
the best Treasurer the county has ever
had.
The TRIBUNE acknowledges the receipt
from Mrs. Frances M. Train of two mag
nifcent specimens of citrons raised on
their place.
Vote for Frank Passeno and Philip
O'Brien for Coroners, both we'll known
citizens who command the respect of all
who know them.
Vote for Oliver S. Hayden for County
Surveyor. Mr.. Hayden has experience,
having served four years as county sur
veyor of Gratiot county.
Vote for Edwin 2. Perkins for Judge
of Probate. His qualifications for the
office are unquestiOned, and he will fill
the position with ability and credit.
Last Wednesday boy employed upon
the Lady May, running between Macki-
nae and Point st. Ignace, had his leg
broke by getting caught in line on the
boat.
Vote the entire Republican ticket, and
against the ring that for years has con-
trolled political matters in this county
to further their own individual in
terests.
Vote for Roswell G.. Horn, the Repub-
lican candidate for Congress, and thus
elect a man who you know will work to
protect and advance the interests of this
district.
Vote for George E. Frost for Circuit
Court Commissioner. Mr.. Frost is one
of our rising young lawyers and will fill
the position with credit to himself and
to the satisfaction of all.
One of j. P. Sutton's strongest argu-
ments to secure the votes of his fellow
citizens is that Of the boy digging after
the ground hOg-"he is out of meat and
must have 1.-THE office.
The schooner Hungerford finished I'M
loading cargo of brick for the Martel
Furnace Co., Point st. Ignace, last Wednes-
day. The schooner 7. Baker arrived there
Wednesday with another cargo of brick
for the same company.
Vote for Henry W. Seymour for Repre-
sentative in the State Legislature and
secure gentleman of influence and cul::
ture to represent this growing district,
and one who will use every honorable
means to promote its every interest.
The following are the official figures
of the total vote for governor at the
October election in Indiana, as received
by the Secretary of State: Porter, Re-
publican, 23O,291; Landers, Democrat,
222,74O; Gregg. National, IA, 1863; plurality
for Porter, 1851.
The Mackinaw Lumber COmpany's pile
driver was wrecked last Monday night
against the dock of the Martel Furnace
company at Point st. Ignace. The wind
being strong from the eastward creating
heavy sea. Tuesday, while the tug
Mintcr was towing the wreck to the
Mackinaw Lumber Co.'s dock, it capsized
and the engine was lost in deep water
and there is doubts about il being recOv-
cred.
We would call attention to an article
printed elsewhere giving the facts in
the Wyman-HOrr matter about which the
Democrat hOwled so much last week. 1t
will be seen that the whole matter was
submitted to, and was arbitrated by three
Democrats and that the result was, they
held that Gamble owed the HOrr's $685.
600. So much for this political "roOr-
back" 1t is only in keeping with the
Mudslinging tactics of the Democrat.
Republicans, look well to your tickets
next Tuesday and see that they are all
right before voting. A party that will
stOOp to forgery as the Democratic party
did in the purported Garfield letter will
not hesitate at anything to elect their
candidates. The Saginaw Herald says
it has positive information that the
Democrats have had Republican tickets
printed with Tarsney's name inserted in
place of Roswell G. HOrr for Congress,
and that they are being circulated in
this district. Look out for them.