Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-11-11

morning accompaniedlwith vivid light
ming.
Services at the Independent Church
tomorrow afternoon at 30'clock instead
of in the forenoon. y s
"a, Democratic governor elected In
Michigan" says our cotemporary. How
much Of a, Democrat is J. W. Begole.
Charles Southam has sold his resi-
dence on Main street to Peter Commiere
who has charge OF the Amiot ship yard.
The market has been pretty well sup
piled with fresh venisOn lately, which
would indicate that hunters were hav-
ing lots Of sport. n ILh
The supper given by the ladies Of st.
Mary's Catholic churh Wednesday even
ing was largely attended and a success
in every particular.
Vennor predicted a storm last Tues
day but who would have thought 1t
would strike In so many places and
prove such cyclone. ftN
A dispatch received by City Marshall
Todd, of Adrian, Wednesday, states that
ex-Mayor Navin of that city has been
arrested at FL Passo, Texas.
"BegOle and Free Trade" was the
transparency at the head of the process
ion Thursday night. How do the work
ingmen of Cheboygan like the motto?
1t has been so long since the Demo-
cratic poultry had a chance to air them
selves that they greatly enjoy the breeze
that swept over the country last Tues
day. .k&
The Democratic procession Thursday
night was evidently made up on the
principle that every little (one) helps"
to swell the crowd, as the juveniles were
in the majority.
In the Democratic papers you don't see
word about greenback victory, it is
always a Democratic victory. The
Greenbackers were warned that such
would be the case.
At Washington the general feeling is
that the Republican reverses of the pres
ent week will result in the more har-
monious action of the party hereafter,
and particularly in 1884.
The piano to be used at the concert
given by the choir of the Independent
church tomorrow evening at Town Hall,
is an Ernest Gabler, from the ChebOy-
gan News Co.'s music store.
VIM. F, Mcdonald was voted the most
popular gentleman of those named to be
voted for at the supper given by the
ladies of st. Mary's church, and received
the handsome gold headed cane.
Medical authorities differ as to the
disease that attacked the Republicans
of the country last Tuesday, but all adj
NIT that it was lack of votes the can
didates needed, whatever the cause.
We are glad to learn that John Becker
has got his affairs satisfactorily adjust
ed and will resume business next Mon
day at his old stand where he will be
prepared to supply his patrons with
choice groceries as Of old.
"The Democratic party arises in its
might and buries the Republicans" is
good. very good. But how deep would
the Democratic party have been buried
II it had not been for the aid they re-
ceived from their Greenback allies and
from disaffected and stay-at-home Re-
publicans.
Our cotemporary PUSHES into print
wildly about typographical error of
the TRIBUNE in printing the Republican
tickets, but does not say word about
the Greenback tickets printed in that
office. on which the name of the candi-
date for Congress was spelled Mileer
instead of Miller.
Massachusetts, seems to have felt about
the Widow" Buffers unremittent search
for the Governship much as the husband
did on one occasion, whose wife had
peered under the bed every night for a
burglar: "You have been looking for that
burglar twenty years, and am glad
you have found him at last"
A young man named Sivers, employed
in one Of Thompson Smiths camps had
one of his feet badly cut by an AK last
Tuesday. The AK struck limb and
coming down nearly severved his toes
DR.. Perrin practiced tailoring on the cut
and ressed the wound and the young