Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-05-20

II. II. BERDlE was ONer iIOil Dt. iSlldCe
Monday. He runs the Kentucky Liquor
store there.
VIC. MOORE left for Chicago on the
City of Toledo. He will be back some
time next week.
O. M. CLEMENT has gone away for
short time. He is travelling for Chi
cago boot and shoe house.
ii. CHAMBERS has spent this week in
Detroit looking up an immense stock Of
goods for that new double store Of his.
FREMONT CLEMENT, brother Of O. NJ, is
now doing the smiling behind the coun-
ter at the popular boot and shoe store.
MERRITT CHANDLER accompanied by
his wife and mother arrived from the
south part of the state Wednesday morn
ing.
JOS. MURPHY, ST., father of our towns
man, JOS. Murphy, Of Girardville, Pa,
has been spending the week here on a
visit.
III. A. WETMoRE, of Concord was in
the village this week on business con-
nected with the firm of Wetmore & Pad
dock.
+. j. BRESLIN has been absent for some
time working up the LOrth shore in the
life insurance business, but is now at
home.
MRS. CRITTENDEN, of Concord, mother
of Mrs. A. j. Paddock, has been here Wis
iting this week 1t is her first visit TO
this part of the state.
Mrs. F. c. MCDONALD was a passenger
down on the City of Cleveland Wednes-
day. She is to make visit to her for
mer home at Fenton.
REV. A. H. LOwRIE, wife and two
youngest sons arrived Saturday on the
City of Cleveland, and are the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford Baker for the
present.
JERRY HOPPER, DIR. BEACH and family,
and several other of the notables from
Indian are down from Indian River to-
day taking in the circus and interview
ing things generally.
JOHN CoRYELL, of Bay City, who is to
drill the new test salt well came up Tues
day and remained couple of days. He
will return in about week with his
force of men and Immediately commence
work.
REV. w. +. CAMPBELL returned from
his trip to Detroit on the City of Cleve-
land Wednesday. He reports a very
pleasant trip and an interesting meet
ing of the Bishops Of the M. E Church,
at Detroit, which he attended.
Lonsdale bleached cotton at 10 cents
per yard at s. LeGault q Sons.
BrOcaded silk and satin, stripe dress
Zine bargain), at 100 cents
per yard at S. LeGault q Sons.
White Damask napkins,gre bargain,
at 5 cents each at S. LeGault & Sons.
Good linen crash, (no trash at 5 cents
per yard at S. LeGault Il Sons.
Elegant line of bOrdered and turkey
red hankerchiefs and turkey red nap
kins at 5 cents each at s. LeGault IL
Sons.
Anew line of ladies' jackets.and Have
locks, Just received. from 1915 to $500
each at s. LeGault Il Sons.
Colored table oil cloth at 30 cents per
yard at S. LeGaulG & Sons.
White marble table oil cloth at 80
cents per yard, at S. LeGault q Sons.
ElberOn dress plaid Ginghams at s.
LeGault e Sons great bargains) only
10 cents per yard.
S. LeGault & Son are selling Zephyr
lress plaid Ginghams (best in the mar
Se0 at only 121s cents per yard.
Our entire stock of prints (best brands
N the wOrlD including blacks, browns,
links and fanciest dress styles at cents
Der yard. This is an immense bargain.
S. LEGAULT & Son.
Belding Brothers 100 yards spool silk
It 10 cts. per spool. s. LEGAULT 81 Son.
s. LeGault e Son are selling Lindsey
lannels (half wool at % cents per yard.
10 and see them.
Juliard e Co.'s celebrated wool bunt-
ngs (all cOlors) % cts. per yard at s. LIE
fault & Sons.
s. LeGault & Son are selling nice bro
'aded dress goods at 10 cents per yard.
Go to s. LeGault q Sons for worsted,
,Ordered dress goods. Fine bargain at
8 cents per yard.
Naumbeag dress lining (best brand
n the world at 10 cents per yard.
S. LEGAULT q Son.
LeGault & Son are selling the best
rand of Wigans at 10 cents per yard.
Fruit of the LOOM Bleached cotton