Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-11-25
All of s. Baker & Sorts hard coal has

| will be seen that there is letter In the
postoffice for o-se-hau-tie-ta Ss-ia-tau-
se-ra. ~ M NNt
Mrs. Ida, A. McLinn has moved her
stock of ladies furnishing goods to the
Rosenblad building, where she will have
better chance to display her stock and
accommodate her patrons.
Advices from farmers in different
parts of our county are to the effect that
they have been making good use of the
fine weather we have enjoyed this fall,
In improving and cleaning their farms.
and getting things in good shape for
winter.
Those of our citizens who fail to Sc
cure their Thanksgiving turkey, will
find bountiful supply at the Town
Hall, where the ladies of the depend
ent church will take great pleasure in
meeting them and supplying the wants
of theinner man. 80
The Northern Brewing Co., J. F. Mo
loney and Bro, expect to start up their
brewery in about ten days. The Allan
tic is bringing them $50 bushels of
malt. They have bought 1000 bushels
and the balance will be shipped in by
rail in car lots. af '.-J
Several Of our Nimrods have been out
looking for deer this week. As nothing
has been heard from them since their
departure, it is presumed they are en-
jOying hunting and camping out the
wet and disagreeable days and nights
we have had this week. -1s
The artesian well at the water works
was down to about 1l5 feet depth yester-
day. They have been bothered in sink
ing the well by the quick sand. Thurs
dav hight it caught their sand pump
and held it so tight that they were not
able to get it out until noon yesterday.
We heartily endorse the suggestion of
our cOtempOrary of forming 'Chautaqua
Circle" in ChebOygan this winter, and
believe 1t would be attended with pleasure
and profit. In other places we know of,
they have proved very successful and
we see no reason why such a circle
would not prove equally so here in Che
bOygan.
We do not wonder that the editor of
our contemporary expresses so much SYM
pathy for Herbert Spencer's condition,
"frOm an OverwOrked BRAIN" after the
wonderful effort in this weeks paper.
headed '"The Fools not all Dead yet"
The strain on that immense vacuum, in
writing that article, must have been in
tense. and hence his sympathy for Mr..
Spencer. -
The brainless editor of the Democrat
styles Herbert Spencer a victim of in
temperance because he has $50 over
worked his brain as not to get a wink
of sleep for weeks at time The all
iment known as "Insomania" has never
afflicted the boss donkey of the Democrat.
Not having any brains to work, much
less Over-wOrk, he has no trouble in
sleeping "a hours every day, hence his
sympathy for Mr.. Spencer.
The Detroit Free Press of Wednesday
says W. s. Hungerford, Ithe well-known
contractor was to leave Detroit that day
with party Of 100 men, for work on the
Tawas and Bay county railroad. He
will begin operations at Tawas, and the
road, when completed, Will make lake
shore line clear through to connection
with Jackson, Lansing & Saginaw road
at or near Sterling. The work will be
pushed by numerous camps all winter.
This is the road that it is reported will
be eventually extended to Alpena and
along the shore to Cheboygan.
The Histrionic Society has selected
Monday evening, Dec. 4th, as the time
for presenting to our citizens the inter-
esting drama "The turn of the Tide"
1t is we'll known that to this society is
due the beautiful scenery on the stage
in the Town Hall. There is still an
amount due and this entertainment is to
be given for the purpose of raising means
to meet the obligations incurred in 1T
ting up the stage so Hastily and this
fact. to say nothing Of the enjoyment
of an evening Of pleasure, should draw
out large audience, at the Town Hall
on the evening OF the presentation of
this popular drama. a
- . r. 7.
From notices elsewhere 1t will be seen
that the residents at Mackinac City