Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-10-20
CIrBoYGAN MATTE'ss.

airy way.
Fine line of envelopes at the TRIBUNE
steam job Office.
An occasion that will please all. The
Operetta the 30th.
The American house parlOr has an
elegant new piano.
The Fan Brigade and operetta on the
Both, inst. is to be an event.
Mrs. Nellie Schamadan, Of Au Sable, ia
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Moloney, sr.
Don't forget the entertainment of the
ladies of thu Independent church Oh the
Both Of October.
Vim. f. Ross has just received a full
and complete stock of books by all the
standard authors.
John +. MOlOney says cash dealing has
been a success with, him, and satisfac-
tory tohis customers. 7 " A
S. F. Tolsma shipped thirteen tons of
fresh fish on the City of Cleveland
Wednesday for Detroit.
Cheboygan socially is the most pleasant
OF places. Tie Operetta on the 30th of
this month is one of the proposed fetes.
AspiendiRUne Of fancy books In gilt
edging, morocco, birds-eye maple and
fringei, of all the poets, at w. f. Ross.
The M,ny friends of Mrs Robert Rob
inson are rejoiced to bnOw that though
severely afflicted for the past several |
Weeks, her recovery ii assured.
The Petoskoy Recufd ls authority for
the statement. that survey ia being
made fora railroad from a point on the
Michigan Central to that place. - o.
j. H. Kintz recently visited Ohio, and
reports that Watts S. Humphreys mare
-Mollie Harris, has considerable of REL
ntation among hOrsemen in that state.
In j. H. Tnttle's ware rooms is varie-
t. ~ spnn silk and silk and plush cusl.-
Toned parlOr sets. The furniture is
worth seeing. Then he has selection
OF ali kinds Of furniture for all tastes E
and conditions.
The tower of the City Hall erects itself {
quite lofty. The bell Is hung in its :
place. It's tongue will ring out such n
notes as the village council may deter q
mine. The job is good one, and all !
was done by the energetic firm of Rob- !
insOn q Thompson.
Miss Emily Elliots millinery stock is 8
complete. The fall and winter selec- :
tions are Of the prevailing and latest +
styles. The ladies Of Cheboygan In ex-
aiming them will notice the rare taste 7
consulted to meet their best wishes. See
her advertisement. II
Tn, Smith y Adams planning mill and !
sash factory is ever extending itself. IT y
has now u fume, and discharges the i
dust and fine shavings into room made i
especially. 1t has building with o
brackets for its mouldings. 1t Is i
thriving factory with business always /
growing. s
Messrs. GOwan & ArnOtt are erecting :,
4 hOnse for VIM. Chandler on the latter's d
hill back of town. The hill commands b
one of the most beautiful views in the v
and is a most charming place q
for residence. Chippe,ca Neacs. What
In the deuce does VIM. Chandler want 4
With charming residence until he 4
meets charmer? h
Will Osier, a Pottsdam. N. Y. boy, who I
has been clerking for his brother Frank >,
for the past two years, has returned to Il
his father to run the farm. Will is I
good manly boy, behaved finely, has u
friends and deserves them. Chas. u u
Robinson went east with him to visit 81
his parents at Akron. N. Y. Chas. is an CT
other clever New York boy, good to work 81
and liked by the ladies. 9
Last week Antoine Mixer, an Indian, o.
With his squaw were camping on Black W
liver on hunting ex petition. One day c,
Antoine started out, leaving his squaw "
1t the camp. On his return he found a.
her clothes had caught fire and she near n
" burned TO death. She fingered for ri
several days in extreme suffering when a
he died. Il
Geo. II. Lawrence, the popular clerk of a
the Spencer House. was the recipient -
this week Of handsome present, In the O,
shane of a merschaum pipe. The pipe ii
=. ID hv Mr. u Tvoo Uuaot