Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-11-04

pOrary feel happy to be 80 unanimously
voted liar by the employees of the Che
boygan Lumber, company. rr ~,
The Democrats. or rather the clans
McDonalds, McPhees and Browns held
meeting Thursday night at Duncan, or
attempted to, but no one attending the
Browns and the McDonalds and the
McPhees came home.
The McDonalds and McPhees quarreled
but the McPhees prevailed and so the
McDonalds resigned, then the McDo maids
got together and didn't resign and now
the McPhees and McDonalds are made
up -Ostensibly.
Ivory Littlefeld has received his ap-
pOintment as keeper of the ChebOygan
river range lights, was sworn in this
morning, an inventory of the property
Of the U. S. on hand taken and turned
over to him by Mr.. Rich.
Last week he promised to have some
thing to say this week. This week he
was so busy he did not have time to hunt
up any thing to say, He was busy
connecting false statements about lead
ing and well known citizens who are Re-,
publicans.
The desperate straits the Democracy
of this county are in are clearly shown by
the false statements the organ Of that
party was driven to in this weeks issue.
The editor is. evidently one of the kind
referred to by Shakespear when he
said: HE will lie with such vOlubility
that you would think truth were fool"
Services at the Congregational church
on Sabbath morning at 1890 and
in the evening at Z. Sacrament of the
Lords supper after the morning service.
Subject of discourse, "The physical cause
Of our Lords DEATH" In the evening
the fourth lecture in the course to young
people. Subject, Profanity" The
public are cordially invited.
Our cOtemporary says John E. Clark
was tiiO inuu WIN tliCu w
employees into voting the Republican
ticket and the place was the ChebOygan
Lumber Company's mill, of which Mr..
Clark is foreman. Mr.. Clark has resided
in cheboygan many years and in that
time his veracity has never been ques-
toned which is more than can be said of
the editor of our cOtempOrary, who has
frequently been proven untruthful.
1t is too bad that +. z. Perkins, the
Republican candidate for county
treasurer pays no taxes. The records
will show that he Ownes two acres Of
land in the county to his Democratic
competitors one. As to liberality we
would ask where has there been project
in which the community was interested
that Mr.. Perkins did not contribute as
literally as did Mr.. Mcdonald. A party
must be hard up indeed, when they are
driven to have such baseless statements
made in their behalf.
The Ladies of st. Mary's church have
arranged for supper at the town hall
next Wednesday evening, for the benefit
of the Church. Those who have patron
lied the ladies of this church on former
occasions know that everything Is serv-
ed in first-class style, and nothing left
undone that will serve to make such en-.
tertainments enjoyable. To add inter.
est toIthe occasion gold-headed cane has
been provided to be given the one Of the
following named well-known citizens
who shall receive the most votes as being
the most popular gentleman: Wm.McAr-
thur, Watts s. Humphrey. Geo. W. Bell
VIM. Mcdonald, Stanislaus LeGault, 81.
"A. Gallagher and j. ]. Cueny. Ar
elegant toilet set will also be voted tC
the most popular young lady. Remem
Der the evening and patrOnize the ladies
of this church.
Fraudulent Tickets,