Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-07-01

next Tuesday are all completed, and
now a grand time can be assured to all.
Large parties are coming from all the
north shore points on the Van Raalte,
and the Mary and Algoma will each run
excursions from st. Ignace, Mackinaw
City and Mackinac. The Ste. Marie ex-
poets good load down from the $780,"
and the Atlantic will bring large
crowd from Alpena and other shore
points; she will also bring up the Alpena
Guards, who have accepted an invitation
to come and help celebrate. Besides this
the Messenger expects to bring over
good load from Drummonds island. So
it will be seen that a good attendance
from abroad can be depended on.
The first feature of celebration will be
the grand procession, programme is
given below, then the Grafton by Jas. j.
Brown, which can be depended on to be
good, as he has the reputation Of being
the best orator in this'part of the cOun-
try. After dinner fine list of athle-
tic games will take place on the square
across from the Howell block. The list
includes foot ball, 3-legged, wheel-bar-
row, sack, potato, and blindfOlded races,
jumping matches, creased pole, and
catching the CREASED pig. The acquat-
ic list is also good, including a grand
log-rOlling match, swimming blindfold-
ed, boat race, tub race etc.
In the evening the display of fireworks
will be grand, as the list Of pieces IN
rlude some of the finest made. Want Of
space forbids mentioning all, but the
piece antitleds "our sSe department"
and Washington on horseback" are we'll
worth going long way to sse.
The committee on groves have select
ell the one Oh the east side, opposite Sher-
if Mites old residence. The marshall
of the day hands us the following
ORDER AND. REGULATIONS FOR THE
FOURTH OF JULY PROCESSION.
s. Eddy and NJ. B. Champion are ap-
pointed Assistant Marshals, and will re-
port for duty at the Firemen's Hall at 8
A, n.
The procession will form on Black Riv-
er avenue with the right resting on
Huron street, and will be promptly
moved at o'clock sharp.
ORDER OF PROCESSION.
Marshsl-J. P. Sutton.
Assistant Marshals--S. S. Eddy and M
B. Champion.
Manistique COrnet Band.
Alpena Guards.
| Orator, Reader and Chaplain.
Village President and Council In car
riages,
Cheboygan Fire Company No. 1.
Cheboygan Hose Company No. 1.
Cheboygan Hose Company No. 2.
Cheboygan Cornet Band.
Trades Procession.
Kalathumpians.
Citizens in carriages.
LINE OF MARCH.
South on Huron street to Seymor'
street, east on Seymors street to MaiI
street, north on Main street to Thir(
street, east on Third street to B street
south on B street to the grove.
Parties fitting out display wagoc
should remember that only twelve foo
space in height can be allowed on Thirt
street bridge.
The drivers of carriages and vehicles
will be careful to maintain space Of a
! ! least ten feet between all teams in tn
procession.
All parties intending to participate in
the trades procession with display wag
ons will report to the assistant marshal
in time to be assigned places before tn
procession moves.
It is requested that all, or as many a
can conveniently do 80, OF the displa
wagons carry appropriate notices or de
r vices.
In order to guard against accidents b
. frightened horses or otherwise, 1t Ia ra
!, Questsd that no fire crackers or other OF
: plosive material will be used along tn
( line of march while the procession 1
d passing.
]. p. SUTTON, Marshal of Dal
June Goth, 1882.
!. Masks at the News Depot on Thir
y street.