Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-10-28
NORTHERN TRIBUNE.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2S. 1882.
Register or you cannot vote.
See that your name Is registered.

Every voter must have his name
on the register or he cannot vote.
Reports from all parts of the county
are very favorable for the Republican
county ticket, and the indicatiO ms are
the full ticket will be elected.
Messrs. j. f. MOlOney & Brother are
gradually getting their brewery in shape
for business. The Atlantic landed quite
lot of fixtures for them this week.
Miss Libbie Walton has accepted the
position of head clerk in Mrs. Frackel-
toms decorative art store in Milwaukee,
and will not return home this fall as
was expected.
The gravel put on Main street has
packed down, and the street is in first
class shape, better than 1t has been at
this time of the year, for years, and it
has the appearance Of being a perma-
nent improvement.
Rev. DR.. HARTLEY will deliver the third
OF his series of Sunday evening lectures
at the Congregational church tomorrow
evening commencing at seven o'clock
Subject: "Our Influence after DEATH"
Morning services at the usual hour.
Owing to the examination of appli-
cants for teachers certificates, by the
County Board of Superintendent, there
was no school in the senior department
of the graded school yesterday. The
room being given up for the use of the
board in their examinations.
The matrimonial market has been
very brisk this week. Elsewhere the no.
tices of three different couplesimade hap
by will be found. All the parties are
well known in our village, and embark
upon the sea of matrimony under the
most favorable circumstances, and hosts
of friends will join the TRIBUNE in wish
ing them long, happy and useful life,
and that their most ardent anticiptiOns
may be more than realized.
The Democracy are not happy, and
recognizing inevitable defeat Of their
candidate for sheriff, we understand
they proposed to have Mr.. McPhee de-
clined AID have Sheriff Mute run on
the stump for the position, promising
him If he did so. they would endorse him
and place him upon their ticket, but we
are Informed he refused their seductive
offer, and declared his intention to sup
port the Republican candidate.
Our contemporary intimates that labor
ing men are being inundated and pre-
vented from voting the Democratic tick
ct, by threats of being discharged from
employment unless they pledge them
selves to vote the straight Republican
ticket, and says he can give the rame Of
the individual, time and place, and can
prove all they have said. 1t is easy to
talk. Let us have the name and proof. He
dare not, for he cannot, and he knows
it.
Supervisor Robinson must have been
born under lucky star. WOuld-be-
Supe rvls0r Gallagher stated at the meet
ing Of the Board of Supervisors that he
had consulted the best legal talent in
Michigan, and gave it as his opinion that
Mr.. Robinson had not one chance in L.
OC0,0C0 of being seated by the supreme
court as supervisor of Benton. As small
as his chance was, according to Mr.. Gal
lagher. 1t seems he was lucky enough to
strike that chance.
On the 4th of this month reunion of
the Horne family took place at WOlfbOrO,
New Hampshire, at which Moses w.
Horne of this village was present. Five
members were present; three sisters and
two brothers, viz: Mrs. Emily Shepherd,
Moses w. Horne, Pancelia r. Horne, Al
bion W. Horne and Miss Mary Ann
Horne. The aggregate age of the five
the first time they had all been together
for years, and the occasion was one Of
much pleasure to all.
Our cotemporary gives Mr.. McPhee,
the new nominee for sheriff on the
Democratic ticket, a very cool send.Off
and pleads as excuse the lack of time.
As the nomination occurred last Monday
and the paper was not issued until
m do inh nof.
arises how much time does it take for
him to gather that mammoth brain box
together so as to give his opinion upon
any subject. No doubt the readers of
that sheet will rejoice at the information
that he twill, probably. have something
to say next week."
ic opponents are endeavOring to make
point against Mr.. Shepherd, the Repub-
lican candidate for prosecuting attorney,
over the fact that he was not present at
one meeting of the Board of Supervi sOrs,
during his present term, being absent
from the village. We acknowledge his
absence, but he had competent attorney
to attend in his place, and did not pre-
sent bill for the services of the latter
either, as did James j. Brown, the DEM
ocratic candidate, for like services,
when he was absent during his term as
prosecuting attorney. 1t is a notable
fact that Mr.. Shepherd has always been
on hand, or had competent attorney
during his absence, to attend to the bust
ness of his Office. This is more than can
be said Of the Democratic candidate.
The ladies of the Congregational
church have purchased new organ for
the use Of the church, and it arrived in
time to be used last Sunday. A consid-
cradle portion of the money for its pur-