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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-02-27
Giprtt.

@iprit uenueu mir ienen liebenstuars
oigen @hdmpnarerI@aum oes gsifss.
Der ipie elm nedif9er Rpbolo NLIes ents
tefielt uuo NIT fi9 fortrei6t. Or III bic
Autnteheu5 elmer freien, umfaf5enben
Stloung, aepndrt NIT aeifiiger Gfasi.
cItdt nno glesans Der Sprnd,e. GIprit
TT tDentger cine ben pratt den 2fueden
oes 2ebeus sniipre9enoe 6abe, ols
nieImebr elm ~2urusartitel, cine Giaens
l9aft, tpel9e erft i'm SoIou lire buIIe
Ssesutang uno I~nerfennung finbet. Gs
1T iener pridelnbe, fheinbar pber fdhs
lthe uuo babel bod Tiefe uub &ifieu
nerratbenoe gonueI iotrpnsfon. Mie Der
Shmetterltns BON Glume AT 8l1me
Fattert, 10 beribrt Der Giprit in file,
genbtr Gle one @ebiete Der menSh.
ltben @efi5ls. unb @ecantentDeIt,
&nnit, BOefie, @ifenf6aft, obne RG
leoo9 wonoton in eines oerIelben Al
nertiefen. gr 6arafttriFrt fi1 burd
lere Wanniafaltisteit Der tlnterhals
tun9sfofe nit ben iiberrai6enoftei
Bsnoun9en, ieHes 9uflen6ten bes
Bises, bas 2i9eln bes Sumpra
uno bas &oien hes tiefen @e.
fiible. y@er 8isles brinst, ipirb
Ranben @tUas brinsen,s fngte Goethe,
nro oies lit aub be @isentbimli&teit
oss @iprit, bas er 10 uneuolih rielieis
tig uno p oouctiu If, bas er 70 uisle
Tone an5ui6lnseu berftebt, bic bann,
tpenn audi nur leiie bsriibrt, fortflins
gen uno oft cine tpunoerbare Sormpnie
in benz @emiitbe bernor6rynsen. Der
8eltbrfe, tDel6er nit itreugeui Grufte
r6 in elm befiimmtes, nbaearenstes Ges
biet Der 8ifenidaft usrtieft, piro islten
@fpr,t befiseu, neil ibm our6 bas ftete,
aaSufdarfe oenfen bic leidtere SHINES
ort nerloven eebt. Singeaen iueroer
mir TIN bel 8seten uno &iinflern bdns
fig oertreten fiuben. Bon aueerur6ent.
LID b~tureiBenber Birfuas lift er aber bel
Der Jrnl. 8et6netsi fid ia bic meiifen
lener weltheriibmten Srnuen, tpel9e ie.
neS Rdnnerber5 in un5erreiBbare Sels
ieln su '6laaen neritanben, tuts ). g. bic
B~ompa6our, mebr bur1 Giprit, als
oar6 S6bnbeil aus.
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GIe9ante Id@es.

Sn Sddern Ertb a%usenblidli9 70 biele
beri6iebene Nrten bprbanten, baS nit
&e6t bebnupte, tperoen fam, ieoer @es
i6madsridtans unb iebem NnIprud iei
oarin &sdnuu9 9etrasen. gon btn elm
fG9sn 8aprerfdherf nit Malerei uno
i9li9iem Geftea, bic fir einige G9i0ina
~ erfie6en fino, big binauf su ben fetn=
item aus e6tem S~pibensetpebe nit Berl.
mutterseftsu, tpelde bas Sunbertfa9e
BON iensn tusrtb finb, feben mir bic n'r>
f9iebenffer 8tuii9euforten, tuelhe ole,
9ei6mnd uno 2ebensfernng Der Era.
germ entipre5enb, ibte 2iebbaber fin>
ban.
Der b59te 2urus III in ben porer,
ruabnten Sd4ern aus Spisen (points)
%eutfaltet, bic fi9 nur Der Rei4tbum au
eeftatten permag. Sir Damen aereifte<
rem Nlters fhetnen fie, neben ben graz
5iSIen 5tberfd9ern, sef6aHen, nit 8os
ben aus 9amat mn Sammet, aus
Brocat uno idinmernbem G'Ios su
harmDniren. Sur ienes mittlere Sranens
alter, tusl&es cine seiftpOue 5eoer nls
oas ,.9liidLi6e" besei6net, in Dem nod
Gaes tIeIoet uuo ielpt riu9enbli9e"
7oilettenreauifttn etlaubt fino tuir<
ben bic Sd1er aus nfiBsn Bolnts paiz
len, bic aus fdDarSen basseen nur
fur bas b5bere Glter. 9as @etta
an bitten 5i6ern 1T aus belsr
ooer ounf'lsreuer 8erlmutter, oft nit
funir,i9er SnrniruHg, Ger Gift aus
dhtgm Gil6er uub bic GuSenfdoe nit
S6'Ioern qts ert, tuelGe Rolerei nnf
gmaile seigen. 9as RItielftnd bes
5dGers, aus i1tuerem beIen Seibens
rips, trdst cine Rolerei i'm @attean=
Sfpl uno matten Snrbent6nen eebaifen,
unter benen ,Bafetbldu~ auesnblids
li9 bela6t 1T. 5dher aus f9psrsm
DeiBem Seioenrips nit bunt.n Nnles
~rsieu, ais 8furentrduBen II. (. NJ. ner>
5iert, fn6 su elesonter 9eieaihatsz
toilette ebenfaQs beiiebt. 9aneben fte>
5eH bic oHnen, runoen, in Der Nitte
iiber benz Stiel nit einem ileinen epic
gel periebenes Sd9er, bic ibren Vamen
pom Der Rnrquiie Bpmpaour sntfe6nt
ba6en uRb eiuen neber5ue BON ineinnns
Seoern 5eigen. Bfnuenz
finb barauf au1 ~belieb:eften, bod
duA Rarntufsz StranB@ un6 auerbnhnz
1estere fcmmen neuei btugs aud
bel mt Blum enmalsreien Dor. Be
mertensuertb III bic @olohiferei auf
ben ieioeHeu 5dGern. nOrnebmli4 fol
hem aus ueiBen Ntfas, bic nan aHBers
benz nod, man @~efa[en, nit Rarabouts
beIos uno bur6broHenem noer bidem
g6enholsseffen ndbIen nm du9
roFa oeer blaue Gtlasfdher ohHe
isalIhe 9, r5ieruns fino iebr elegant unb
meilt Der 5arbe bes &leiees an
fe eisnsn fd mehr fHr bic
~unpermdblte 9dmeniueif,
tudbreno ioIhe NIT Rarabouts nor3uas<
weiie BON iunsgu 5rauen geirasen wers
ben. 8u &pben aus HrocatfoH giebt
% entipre&enbe 5dGer NIT roia ober
Morabouts beiett. Gu4 aut
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".
Die Qiebe e.

@uneers g6rihian perlieB a(sbal6 6as
8ett unb CAB fid Dag anisbeu, unner<
dnbert riifiis Su iein, mitten in biefen
8emfbunsen aber nerlieBen ibn ni@t
felten 8raft uHb @eeddtnis uno tameu
uneruartet iene Sblummeranfdne iiber
i'm, bic sleidiam bic 8orboten bag les<
ten S61nfes finb. Dem iheibenbes sIl>
Bert brduete er rod cine tiihtise 8ors
tion ieiner %unfsblbaren @idti1lbe auf,
fur ben Batter beg Bureemeiffers. Gtefs
fen fuhr ieiuen Bruber big 9subort BON
mo aus 2estsrer su SuB beimman EN-
troats. .Du baft Did i~6er;sugt,~
fonute fi6 Ger iunse Bauer nidt eutbaIs
ten 81 iaseH, .baB 9ein unftuoirter
Brueer in Der Nufffdruns tueni9fens
niht binter Dir aurud6lie6, ih bate Die
Nuser often. UNI r1eine 5amilie ribt
ia's rlnsla6 "a briuser. 2sH' ann
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

belle man nit 5Ofetter's R q nj ift ers al.
elmer Grseusi, rDeIne SldbuHsen, SpbbrsuHeu, unrss
seImisiaen Stublsans, Diutarmuth, irtDie ale Ue6s
ieInneH uno sudlenoen Sbmptpme Ter 9pspepfia be-
ieitiasn, iamn ihrsH uriuden. Cine mertliGe gsSr
kHberuHs in HHsishsH iOpohI Die in ben @sfdhIeH
Serer. wsIhe bos Bttters eebrauften, iubst aIsbaIh
Gait; bic Snmpfome perf4Dinber, uHb Der g7aeen,
bic 2eber uno bic 0en6rne Donbrinaen ihrs SnnItis
ueH nieoer nit neue Strait uue Gue gle. 3as bIaKe.
hu1ere usfeh N bes 7rspspsifhen maGt elmer aefuns
be Snarbe 81 B UNI NIT Der n1tuTgemdseu Aifimilis
ruH9 Der Rahruna qSfpiHHt Ger R6rper an 6feifh. Ter
dppetti, ohue uflfea bic RahruHg tDenia Ruben
fhafft. FEB I fuieber. ebsHio Der oas RerueF fafem fdU
teHo Sdldf uuo bies aIes eurh ben 5ebreun bies
fer Teoi5iH, be BusIei61 fur &erf men nit Rheumatic
Id = Ee oeoS ho6ff heiIiam uno ns dubmitteI pioer
SronelReber aerooe-u IN dds 7ar in. 2.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-02-27
eeIbFperhduSIt@.

2ieuteuant: ,sRann Bat ber
9efrette, Der NIT Der Bahe aebt, feline
3eute D2Infs idautl" 5u commands
ren2"
@emeiner : .ssBenn elm Serr Off,
5ter liufs norbeisebt."
2ieutenant: .,Glju, tuerii Define
Warranfa linfs porbeiseht, fuirft 9u
au9 Define 9eute Limits i9uut" COM.
mdnotren ?"
o emeiner: So nit nothtuenbia,
Serr 2ieutenant, bic 2eute i9ouei1 bnni
pbnebem linis."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-02-27
RurfMffa.

nWdrum trosen sic 6enn INNER ei.
men Sabnbunb. 5err MiiderI?" Saben
g benin immsr Sabniusb? "-- SD
5abnmeb? @Ottlo5 netn - abr fpifen
8, ID trrs a. Betiif, unb bamit i'd bic
net n~erlier' binb' i9 Z nit benz Ga@e[
felt"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-02-27
@e0enfetttG..

Rutter (5u ibrem Sobn): ,G9.
WfaI, i6 fam oft bic game RdGt nidit
l6lafen, uenn Du 70 fpdt mad 5anie
tommft."
Sobn: $50. i6 aud ni6t."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-02-27
Sic RunberiaIbs

Gl6ert batte ID Der seuOhuten @etie
nod Menate lang nit Sense serfebreH
t5xnep, ohHe f@ &e&ssi4oft aber ietHe
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-02-27
- xnr anReoler. -

Mr Tnr NuneoIer. 80
QanD ia Warafhou gguntH, @tSto1fn.
dusaefuhts = armIdnbereieR NIT inlaas
Zen dhcrubdumeu, &InIsu uuo 2inoeu tefra9teI hno
na9 Der Gage gu btH binigen Breiien poo = 5lsS y %
Nder an bdben. Die anfeeIuugt oeren paHptpnnr
Hpuiafousfi heiSt, "a IN rai4em EBahsihuH be9rtneI
:Sm Ietfen SATIRE iuureen 8 e6nlbd eier errl6td nne
Sahrffraseu aebaut. ueIhe bic Anteeiung mi tbGnlen
az Ser eiuen unb nit ber GeufraIbahu AMI oer dH6ern
Seife nerbiHbeu. GBeaen aarteu uue ueiterer Nus
frnff fcruie ueseu biliger EifeHbahuttfets lDeHoe Han
= eaISss, I1 Wisconsin Str, Mi1Wsukee, Wts.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-02-27

Sarif, q. San.-8or benz S9ppJer
@nntOnsssri6t fam leste Bobe Elm ins
t~erefiuuter 8rojes sum austrdge. Gin
eetui1er s. 2o@er bate bon etnem
S.erbnben 1000 Sr. gum @sihenf er<
balten, pel9e pOn ben grben ~seforoert
tpurosn, neil nod tenn Gtotutarre6t
BON @nfieoelu elmer nuf benz Tobtens
tette MI nerihentsn Carl -tyaB er nit
Der Snnb pU6t erlupfeu fnnn". Grit
bieiem Ausbrud iOn wObl u Elm Hell
nes Ssident beaei9net ieiu. fur tuelhe
4niht fi9 au9 bas @eri9t enti9ieo
un6 bic 8uridertattuns ber 1000 St.
on bic GIbex perihete.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-02-27

Saiern.
9us Der 8ialj. 26. San.- Der Gin
tdif Der 1896 3a5nte lift nabe,u beenz
Od; irur nod in tueni9en OrtIhaften
@ariet man auf eiiaitige @itttruna gum
se9dnssr. Sm NGaemeinsn b.rrfhte
eslm eIntauIe in LESTER 9eit, tuObl i'm
OGoltde ouf o!n unSpaiielbaft umfona.
tei9ereH dnbdu oes nGdfeH Sabres
VI elner S~tsufroorlnee uon 10 Meatt
cue oori4tisere StImmuna. Seim
tsStainliesn Gbbdneen er6serer Reuaen
AaOats rod @iutritt rer miloe;eu @it.
ntaae gu Hnfnn9 oes Ntunata tuuroen
y ofaeslni, Riljbeim, 5npnn, Serrz
SsSa, posent6Sl 40 big so Narf, IN
2a9l 40 6ts a, in 9utenhufsn 46 big
a.. "a Cttsrifaet, tuOieIbff unsefdbr 400
SSeaIner c%ertnnft tuuroen, As big 40, in
Az Ms1?o'en A big AZ, in Rbeina6nnbsim
~ 40, tn Noulba9 40 big 40, in
Ha@eetni 40 biz As, in gd;ferhaSt 46
S.S 70, IN 9aBmers6.im 40 Bis As W,
@ Sentrer r%erfuuft. SIM 8aoiIden
~. Ga oer Eer9frnBe tpurben ar6sere
IN g. HetaeIe abtbe,Iunsen pertauIt ~
ss;Us ~ gt. III 8tdardu uno Jeubens
:. s.u, ~ 90 big As 70. in Jrieoridsielo,
5o gls 4S Or. in Sab ,Rburp, (ipasn.
1s SS5aoat 81 80 Bic SO N.l Su "A 6is
n %. IN eppelbeim, Su As bis 48 M.
;~.SsIa9nrtsn, Su AZ bis so W. in
3" O9: gu As biz AZ M. in Sonobaus
- bts 40 M. in &ir6h,im. eub,
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mar nod niht in met1er Bobaung -
nuab famen slti6 81 NH unb id
lieB sic bart on ni6is fir UNCUT, meir
Jreuub, bic Galbe glsidt NQes aus f
albert CAB nun nod 8erbnltungs'
masregeln our 8tniisuu9 Der Salbe, be.
rem SauptreiS fir ben senator BARN
betanb, oaB fie nus gdlansenfstt berei=
tet uno cine Bunoerialbe fet uno enblid
burfte Der Grst fem ni9t gang reines
Sewihen nod SauIe irasen, er bate i6
letuen Batienteu erhalten, aaerbirgs.
bic Snl6e fonnte benz Rranfen ni9t
iGaben, tpOmit fih aber b%erausreben,
tuenn ne ni6t bali? Or beinnn fi6 aui
big. mas fem 8atsr in fol9en SdIen
norbrnhte uno bereute nebenbei feline
Sanoluns sneiie.
Ssrne mar i'm 2aben unb ioB arteis
tend uuf Der Seuderbauf. GIN heller
5reuoenibeiu sos beim Nnblide ibres
Wtetbsmannes iter ibr iunges 9ei9t.
ID mir sebt es gut" erDioerte Fe
auf feline G.ase, yaber bic Rama if
mad &0ln 80 elmer frnnfea Tante bar
reiB. Sic ldBt nislmnls srtseu uub
bitten, Der Ger Doctor m66te Fi9 bod
gum @rfen nd6fen Ronats nod elmer
aneern Bobnuns umieheu, fam in, fie
bletbt LANCE fort unb = uno fie flr6tet
bic 2eute m6hten bariiber reoen uno 10
bat iie bas 9immer Der alten Suusfsr
gn9el gum erffen permtetbeti" SeHne
bate INNER i6aeder Hno uni@srer aes
rsbet uno st feufj.e lie aus Der Dams
mfrnns oes 2aeens heraus, mie erleihF
teri, bdB es bonn 6.rben berunter lei.
Gfbert lebnfe fih NIT neri6rdnEten
Grmen an ben Tbi, tfeiler benz 9fdos
6sn gegeniber. .Gu9 bier fem 9ein1
iaste er trauris, uno hanu ua4
einer Baufe 4 Sic babeu mir ME seiast,
oaB cine 2aute nun Shuex ~ 2sla
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1880-09-11

CNSO1dt.
ALLEN, the boot and shoe man of
Detroit, arrived on the Pearl yesterday.
E. d. ROLLo, of Cincinnati, with his
wife and mother, is visiting his brother,
G. d. V. ROllo, and family.
HON. AND Mrs. VIM. Macarthur left on
the Keweenaw last Sunday night for a
visit of few weeks in New York.
Miss SADIE VAN ARsDALE, owing to the
nOn-arrival of the St. Paul, started
Wednesday morning, ola the inland
route, for the seminary at Kalamazoo.
COLLECTOR CHANDLER of the Sault
canal has been spending the week here
with his father, who has been quite sick.
IA. O. CASE and wife, of Toledo, Ohio,
and E. B. Case and wife, of Chicago, ar
rived last Saturday, on visit to their
sister, Mrs. Rev. C. A. Marsh.
P. w. HUMBACH one of the fathers of
Point st. Ignace was in town Thursday.
He divided his time between attending
to private business and extOlling the
Importance and future or that thriving
town.
BERT III. BEGOLE left on the Nashua
Thursday evening for Chicago to pur-
chase Nelson & Bullen's fall and winter
supply of dry goods. Look out for a
large and well selected stock when he
returns.
s. S. EDDY, ESQ.,, manager of the water
mill store, left yesterday for Chicago
to purchase goods. The trade of this
store has increased largely under Mr..
Eddy's management and he now goes
out better prepared than ever before to
lay in stock which will fully supply
the wants of our village.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1880-09-11
New and desirable hat shapes at Miss
s. e. ShadbOlt's.

New and desirable hat shapes at Miss
s. E. Shadbolt's.
Read LIE Gault & Co.'s new advertise
ment, and don't you forget it."
Rosenthall Bros. have a few words Of
interest in our advertising column.
The steam barge N0rtherner is at Point
st. Ignace, unloading railroad iron.
The newest and nobbiest scarfs of the
season are the Glaucus and Protean.
For sale at MOOre's.
The dredge commenced work this
morning, and is dredging at the en-
trance Of the harbor.
There will be a social hop at the Town
Hall next Monday evening. Good music
will be attendance.
1t is reported that man was killed on
the Detroit, Mackilaw and Marquette
railroad this week by falling tree.
The Democrats have called their con-
ventiOn to nominate q representative in
the legislature for this district to meet
at Mackinac on the 28th. inst.
Benjamin McGulpin's house, at Macki-
nae, caught fire yesterday afternoon
from stove pipe running through the
roof, and was damaged considerably.
We can name q place where three new
plankS have been put in a sidewalk. We
can also name three hundred other
places which are in need of such repairs
The ladies of the Episcopal church
will give the first of series of sOcials
at the residence of Mrs. Bowes, on Tues
day evening, Sept. 18th. All are cordial
| ly invited to attend.
Mr.. Thompson, the ChebOygan mason
was attacked at Point st. Ignace last
night by three ruffians, struck on the
head with club, knocked down and
kicked until he was about used up. He
claims he gave no prOvOcatiOn, and
thinks they intended to murder him. He
thinks he knows one of his assailants.
School opened last Monday, with q
much larger attendance than at the
opening in any former year. In the
primary department there were 15(
present, and in the other departments
there was considerable of an increase
The indications are that the attendance
during the year will be largely in access
of former years.
Father DeCunick, who was pastor OF
the Catholic church at this place fol
eight or nine years, died at Big Rapids
very suddenly last Saturday. His re-
mains were taken to Flint for burial
which place he always looked upon as
his home, although he had large proper
| ty interests here as we'll as elsewhere
He was about sixty years of age at the
time of his death.
The editor acknowledges, the receipt
from Secretary tombstone, of the State
agricultural society, of complimentary
ticket admitting him and lady to the
fair to be held next week in Detroit
Also the same favor from Geo. W. Thayer
president of the Western Michigan
be held at Garnd Rapids for the week,
commencing Monday Sept. goth.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1880-09-11
Go to Macarthur, Smith & Co.'S for all
kinds of merchandise.
DandeliOD.

DIR. Whites DandeliOn Alternative is
prepared from concentrated extract of
DandeliOn root, in combination with
other valuable roots, barks, and herbs,
is without doubt the best liver cOrrectOr
and blood purifier in the market. Pint
bottles only one dollar. every bottle war
ranted.
Use DIR. Whites Pulmonaria for coughs
and colds. 1t is so pleasant to the taste
that old people like it and children cry
for it. For sale by o. B. Weed. 4sept2t
When you go to Detroit to attend the
State Fair, take home with you Dress
Pattern from the popular dry good house
of l.. A. Smith & Co., los Woodward
avenue, and save part of your expenses
by so doing. Black and cOlOred CASH
meres. Black and cOlOred camels hairs,
Black and cOlOred silks. Black and col
Ored monte cloths. Elegant lines of
brOcaded silks and Pension novelties for
combination suits. The leading shades
for the season are Navies, Prunes. Hello
trOpes, Myrtals, Plums, Browns, Gen.
darms, etc. If unable to come yourself,
decide on what you want and send by a
friend. All goods exchanged or money
refunded, if the goods do not suit you
when you get them home. L. A. SMITH
CO., 1O5 Woodward Ave., Detroit.
P. S. Samples sent by mail on applica-
ton. 11Sept-2W
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1880-09-11
Bridge Notice.
To Whom it May Concern.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
In signed, the Jackson, Lansing & Saginaw
Railroad Company of Michigan have petition
ed the Hon. the Board of Supervisors of the
County of ChebOygan, State of Michigan, agree
able to the provisions of chapter ten Q0) of the
compiled laws of 1871, and the acts supple
mentary and amendatory thereto, to grant to
said jackson, Lansing & Saginaw Railroad
company permission and authority to build
and construct bridge across Indian river, in
section twenty-four CA in town thirty-fivc (35),
north of range three 90 west, Cheboygan Coun-
ty, Michigan. Being at point where the sur
veyed line of the said railroad crosses said
Indian river, in the east half of the northeast
quarter of said section twenty-four (24).
The said bridge to be constructed principally
of wood, resting on pile foundation, to be
about one hundred and twenty-five Q25) feet
in length and about sixteen (16) feet in width.
Such bridge to be constructed without draw
but with draw span of sixty (60) feet in length
supported by q truss across and over the said
main channel of the said river and to have an
elevation across the channel of the said river
of about (16) sixteen feet, in the clear, above
the level of the water for the passage of boats
and vessels.
JACKSON, LANSING & SAGINAW
RAILROAD COMPANY.
Per E. II. PHELPS, Engineer.
Dated, Cheboygan, Mich, Aug. q, 1880,
sept114t
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1880-09-11
The Vermont Election.

The state election in Vermont occurred
last Tuesday. The Republicans expected
a victory, but they were hardly prepared
for such sweeping one as the returns
indicate. The majority will range any
where between twenty-five and thirty
thousand. 1t exceeds the most sanguine
expectations of the Republicans them
selves, and will very likely exceed the
majority of 1875, upon a smaller total
vote. Although the state is Republican
UPON any basis, the fact that it gives
such an overwhelming vote is an indica
ton that the people of the north have
no desire to submit to Democratic rule
controlled by the rebel brigadiers. This
is the first gain, Maine will come next
and then victory will be assured.
wish to inform the citizens of Che
b0ygan and vicinity that they can now
leave their orders for Photographs with
me and can depend upon getting the
very best work every time. l have so
improved my facilities for doing good
work that defy competition. intend
going to Detroit soon to select back
grounds and accessories for use in my
operating room, with which will be
able to make pictures of all styles in the
most artistic maner. will not leave
when cold weather comes, but am here
to stay. Persons coming early-in the
day will avoid the crowd in the after
noon. Respectfully,
c. E. TIBB0TT.
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New goods at Macarthur. Smith & Co.'S.
POlkadOt silk hankerchiefs are now all
the rage. For sale at MOOres.
Unclaimed Letter List.

The following is list of letters re-
naming i'm the Cheboygan postoffice, un-
called for Sept. IL Persons calling for
rnes' letters llplease say that they are
advertised:
Peter Anderson, John Black, George Blake,
w H Billings, John Barrett, Guel Bujold. Louis
Coulter, Joseph Cameron, David Carlow, Mrs
Ola earn, Joseph Cardinal Mrs COrlelia Dol
lirer, E Dofinaw, Peter Fugurson, Mike
Gregge, Harry Gregory, Nicholas GOyette, VIM
Callahan, Thos Kinaugh, George Cummins,
John McKinnOn, Charles McRee, j B Mepior,
Joseph Meurice, Mrs Anna Morse, Joseph Mar
reau, ThOs OcOnnel, Mrs Mark Olway, Jeremiah
Parseift, Jno w Phelan, Miss Annie Pickles q
Mr. Penanr, Fulton Paul, Andreas Bialk, Joseph
Roey, P Rittir, Edward Starr, Indere Santher,
Jermiah Tarsfft, Mr. E P Upper 8; Robert
Walker, Lorenzo Young.
IF. FORD, p. NJ
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The baptist Church.


On the first inst. an Ecclesiastical
council composed of Rev. s. Graves, d. d.
of Grand Rapids; Rev. E. R. Bennett, of
Jonesville, Rev. A. Meir, of Battle Creek,
and Rev. E. L. Little, of Alpena, met
with the recently organized Baptist
Church Of ChebOygan, and after careful
examination of their faith, practice and
prospects, it was resolved to recognize
them as the First Baptist Church of
Cheboygan. The recognition services
took place in the evening, in the follow
ing order, viz: Reading of the scripture
by Rev. A. Meir. Sermon by Rev. S
Graves. "Hand of Fellowship" by Rev.
E. L. Little, Charge to the church by
Rev. E. r. Bennett.
The church numbers IL members, has
regular Sabbath service at 1890 A. M
and 7:30 P. M. Sabbath school at IL M
All are cordially invited to attend. Place
of meeting is in the hall on Main street
opposite Mr.. NewtOn's store.
II. A. CONRAD, Acting Pastor.
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Upon motion it was voted that school
should be taught ten months of the year.
Upon motion of C. A. Gallagher it was
voted that the sum of $1,000 be raised
for teachers salaries, and $500 for incl
dental expenses.
Upon motion of C. A. Gallagher, it was
voted that the $1,000 raised last year for
sinking fund, be devoted to paying in
terest on the bonded Indebtedness, due
January 1, 1881.
Upon motion, the school board was au-
thorized to employ janitor to take care
of the school house for such portion of
the year as was deemed advisable by the
board.
The meeting then proceeded to ballot,
for two trustees, as successors of f. M.
SammOns and A. P. Newton, whose terms
expired, resulting in the election of A..
M. GerOw and C. s. Ramsay.
There being no further business to be
transacted the meeting adjourned.
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NOTICE is hereby given that the partner.
lN ship formerly existing aud Known as
Kurtzman Kricdemau, engaged in the sale
of liquors, by mutual consent is this day dis
solved. Hereafter Charles Kriedeman will
carry on the business at the old stand, AND
one door south.
LOUIS HUFFMAN.
CHARLES FRIEDMAN.
Dated ChebOYgan, Sept Sth, 1880.
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Golden Eagle for Sale.

TNHE staunch steamer Golden Eagle is offered
i for sale by the undersigned on favorable
terms The steamer is in first class condition
and is of the following dimensions:
Length over all, 76 feet: beam, Is feet; depth
feet 6 inches; Engine, 14x16. Address,
WEHRLE, WERK & SON.
Middle Bass, Ohio.
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Annual school Meeting

The annual school meeting of district
No. 1, township of Benton, was held at
the school house last Monday night. The
attendance WINS large, and considerable
interest was manifested. In the absence
of the moderator, F. M. SammOns, j. N.
Perry was elected chairman, T. A. Per-
rim, director, read the annual report,
showing the following receipts and dis
hurcomanfS