Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-12-17
NORTHERN TRIBUNE.
SATURDAY, DECEMBER II. 1881.

great demand ct present.
Read al that Nelson & Bullen have
to say In our columns to-day.
Perry Weed now occupies his new
drug store. It Is In the store vacated by
II. ]. Miner.
Read tho new advertisement Of Nc
Arthur, Smith & Co. that appears in our
columns this week.
II you want to know where to buy hol.
iday goods cf any description consult
our advertising columns.
While Main street was frozen so smooth
this week the occasion was improved by
some Of our citizens to speed their trot-
tiers.
Reports from tax collectors are that
the people Of our county are paying
their taxes unusually prompt this
season.
The engine used by P. NJ. LathrOp for
lifting ties Is now used by WetmOre &
Paddock for saving wood into stove
length.
Nearly every stranger that visits our
town and tries to 90 anywhere in the
evening complain about the absence of
street lamps.
Rapp s. Lapres, Of the ChebOygan
Clothing House, have something to say
about clothing that will interest all who
wear clothes.
The number of ladies in town that are
anxious to double up for life is more
than doubled by the number of men
with the same desire.
All reports from the farmer are to the
effect that extra efforts are being made
to get large amount of land cleared
for another seasons crop. Quite right.
There is talk of firm starting mu-
sic store and musical instrument ware
house here. 1t will be conducted as
wholesale business with retail depart
ment.
Trade has been unusually good at all
the stores during the past week, and,
judging from the number of drunken
men on the streets, the saloons have had
their share.
Fexer's have something to say about
jewellery and stationery. They have |
large and we'll selected stock Of goods
and conveniently arranged for inspec-
tion to all that may call.
Mr.. O. M. Clement calls your attention
TO his large stock of boots and shoes by |
his advertisement. Mr.. Clement seems |
TO thoroughly understand the boot and |
shoe trade, and has already worked up |
. good business here.
"Why don't more Of our citizens at
tend churchp' IL . question often asked.
We give 1t up. It cannot be for the rea-
son that our clergymen do not do their
duty toward making the services attract
I've, interesting and instructing.
Rev. ]. e. Betting, formerly Of Pontiac,
occupied the pulpit Of the Baptist church
last Sunday evening, and made favor
able impression upon the congregation.
He left for Sault Ste. Marie Tuesday,
whore he will take charge Of the Baptist
society.
There Is one thing that the property
owners Of Cheboygan have neglected so
'sr that gives rise to many unfavorable
'emarks from people visiting our town,
Ind that 10 In nsglecting to set out shade
ress along the street in front of their
premises.
Our enterprising groceryman, John
Becker, has good many things to say
n his large ad, to-day: For progressive
,o-a eaditiveness he is hard to beat.
all and examine his mammoth collec-
Ion Of crockery. It will repay you for
our trouble.
Mr.. Hampstead draws on us for addi-
ional space in our advertising columns.
lr. h. has made favorable impression
n all who have made his acquaintance
nd we are glad to see that he is getting
IL share Of the public patronage. He
as his store we'll arranged and it pre-
ents very attractive appearance.
Mr.. Hess finished his job of laying the
'ater mains, placing MIGRANTS, etc..
aturday and Tuesday hied himself to
he woods. where he Is to get out logs
OK Mr.. Descum Culver, this winter. II
o displays as much energy there as he
Id on the water works job we predict a