Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-10-22
NORTHERN TRIBUNE.
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 90. 1881.

A few Mackinaws for sale below cost,
at /. Z. De GOWNS.
Capt. Bouchard has places for 200 men.
Read advertisement elsewhere.
The stack for creating a draft in
Smith & Adams dry kiln is quite lofty
structure.
Ladies will save money by examining
H. L. Greenthal & Co.'S stock of clOaks
and dOlmans.
A little boy noticing the sloppy condi-
tion of Main street said: Mamma, see
the road is all puddin."
Rapp & Lapres have something new to
say in our advertising columns this week
about the ChebOygan Clothing House.
Merritt Chandler is going to put in a
lumber camp Oh Crooked lake this fall
and get out pine logs and cedar during
the winter.
In the proper place will be found an
ad. for Mrs. M. B. Champion. What she
has to say will, no doubt, be Of interest
to our lady readers.
For an OvercOat that will fit and wear
equal to any best tailor make, look at
the ones now offered for sale by III. j.
Miner. They are nObby.
The ladies of the Methodist church
will give social at the residence of
Mrs. MulhOlland next Wednesday even
ing. All are invited.
Nelson & Bullen made the first ship
ment on the railroad from ChebOygan,
being lot Of supplies. for the railroad
company, sent out Sunday night.
H. j. Miner has one of the best select
ed, best made, best looking and best
wearing assortment Of listers and
ulsteretts ever placed on this market.
Mrs. S. H. Tay lOr received telegram
yesterday morning announcing the
death of her mother last Wednesday. The
telegram was delayed by the line being
down. e..
Miss Smart announces grand OPEN
ing of fall and winter millinery at her
rooms next Monday. She has just re-
turned from the city with an immense
stock in that line.
We understand Macarthur, Smith &
Co. have the piles out to make a road
way from the foot of Huron street out
across the bay to their lumber dock, be-
yOnd the railroad dock.
On account of the illness of the pastor
Rev. w. NJ. Campbell, there will be no
services at the Nj. E. Church tomorrow.
Sabbath school will convene at the usual
hour. Prayer meeting on Thursday
evening.
The railroad company have the frame
of the warehouse on their dock, up and
about enclosed. The timber was framed
at Macarthur, Smith e Co.'S mill and
brought down on lighter last Tuesday
to the dock and Wednesday they common
ced raising.
For the benefit of our southern friends
who think this is nOn-prOductive re-
gion we will state the success ]. F. Nc
Donald has met with this season. From
two acres of ground he dug 400 bushels
OF potatoes, and eight acres of oats pro-
duced $50 bushels, threshers measure.
r. Kincaid brought to our Office this
week the contents of single hill of po-
tatOes, from two stalks, there were TWEEN
ty in number and weighed nine pounds.
They were of the prolific variety ard
grown in Allis township, Pressure Isle
county, by Nathan Morgan.
The Cheboygan Brewery under the
super ision of Mr.. Schley, of the firm of
Quasi & Schley, has lately been remOdled,
and greatly improved, by the, &C dition of
new cellar, store room, vats and all the
modern appliances and is enable to pro-
duce a quality of beer that for purity
and flavor cannot be excelled.
Merritt Chandler this week closed the
sale to Thompson Smith of the standing
timber on about 5000 acres of land, the
consideration being $4,000. The land was
mostly located by Mr.. Chandler in the
last few years on his different state road
contracts. In addition to these pine lands
he located large quantity of valuable
farming lands. The lands from which
MT. Smith purchased the pine contains
large amount of cedar which is fast
becomming equally as valuable as pine
land.