Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-12-15
NORTHERN TRIBUNE.
SATURDAY. DECEMBER Is. 1883.
TEE CITY.

Be sure and read what SILVER" las to
say from Wolverine. He's a trump. if
not joker.
Dan. N. Mcleod has left the Benton
in good hands, and he is still on deck as
one of the Cheboygan men who mean
business.
The sheriff is complaining of hard |
times, no prisoners to board. Too bad |
wheE so many worthy ones are doging
around loose.
When great man dies the ours who
have snapped at his heels find comfort
in the scripture, For living dog is
better than dead liOn."
Dave NoloRey thinks there are some
funny things happening on the tele-
phone wires. Daye had better keep dark.
there is man looking for him.
Look out for booming advertisement
OF A. W. Westgate & Sons in this issue.
This 6rm is squaring itself for prices
to suit the times, and is as firm as the
firmest.
VIM. E. Ross is safe, energetic, gilt
edged business man, who has everything
in his line at the most advantageous
prices. His collection is feature of the
season.
"Give me neither poverty or riches
certainly not poverty, for you can afford
to pay for it, if yet need it, and as for
riches. they always give away the person
they stick to.
Rozelle Rose, of the PetOskey Demo-
crat called He is as clever as ever,
makes a good paper, and says that WOOs-
ter at the depot is a perfect gentleman,
and we believe him.
A. L. Fexer is out with holiday attrac-
tions. The silverware is an especial fine
selection. The chiIdren's sets are of the
latest designs. The show cases are loud
witnesses of the several novelties.
I'm. Ogden, who recently sold his in
terest in the Nation mill prOperty,will,
as soon as he can arrange business mat
tiers, with his family depart for Westfield
NY, his former home. We are sorry to
lose them.
Mrs. Hamilton's advertisement is in
another column. She is up with the
times, and has reduced her prices to cost.
There can be no better bargains than
those offered, our lady readers will find
it to their advantage to call.
Wilson has his art rooms fitted up in
the Backus block. They are neat as can
be, and delightfully."- comfortable. He
is ready to receive orders in any size
from the vignette to the cabinet. His
pictures are of the best and priced highly.
Give him call.
The Episcopal church is fortunate in
getting Rector so soon. one they have
known in the pulpit, out OF the pulpit
and in whom they can cOnfide at once
Rev. j. M. Curtis is equally fortunate in
securing the Rectorship of st. James. a
church that cuts as clean ana as wide q
swath as any church in Cheboygan.
The O'Donnell case is town talk. Some
think the kindly offices of our govern
ment will save the doomed man, Others
see no hope. The leading Democrats o.
this town have got tendernerness fol
Sam. Randall. They think he is thu
best selection for chairman OF apprOpri
ations. The peace Of the wigwam is no
assured.
Rev. Petroleum V. Nasty Cd. R. Locke
will travel through the southern state
during the fall and winter for the pnr
pose of writing series of letters to hi
paper, the Toledo Blade, his impression
of the great south. The million reader
of the Blsde who have read "Nasby Il
Exile" (Nasby's Letters from Europe
will appreciate how the subject will b
handled, Every body is invited to sen
for specimen Copy. see advertisement
in another column.
We regret that John F. Moloney ha
been driven to the wall. He assigne
Thursday. His liabilities are $3,7O(
his assets will about cover this figure
Wher an Irishman with as much gri
get up, ability and honesty as Molone
has to 90 under, it is after he has don
the best he could. Mr.. MOloney has tn
sympathy of the entire community an
we wish him success, for any one know
true Irishman will get up just on
time more than he goes down.
Chicago has been selected for the mex
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