Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-12-15
The tug West still runs.
Wanted-snOw. Apply all around.

right.
Holiday printing at the TRIBUNE job
Office.
John McGinn has let go his grip on
the weather.
Z. Newell got sick, didn't like it, and
is around again.
Order your holiday printing at the
TRIBUNE steam job Office.
The Chapter of F. & A. M. will proba-
bly, have public installation.
Angus Boggs is whole souled fellow.
He wants to give you receipt.
There is talk of the band occupying
the old law Office of Humphrey q Per-
kins.
Senator Sherman, of Ohio, wants a
railroad from New York to Brazil. So
do we if it touches ChebOygan
He didn't believe much in man that
went behind his face and run him down
in front of his back. And who would.
H, A. Blake has commenced the erec-
tion of hose house, opposite Nelson &
Bullen's store, for Fountain Hose Co.
No. 3.
good marksman never gets shot UNI
less it is with the butt end of the gun.
shell or cartridge, or some other way
best known to himself.
The weather until Thursday eve.
smacked of the magnolia land, but Fri
day morning smacked you IN the face
with blizzardy slap.
Bell & Adams have fOrsaken their
humble frame Office and gone up on
high among the bricks. The frame will
be used as a harness shop.
w. 81 A. Macarthur are always happy
in selecting goods that sell, because they
are just what goods should be in quality,
price and attraction. S. s. Eddy, mana
ger of the mercantile department, is as
popular as he is efficient. and white
sOuled man all the time.
Post & Van Arsdale carry an impOr-
lance in business second to no firm
in Northern Michigan. Long expert
ence, plenty of cash. frst-class help,
knowing what to buy and how to sell.
enable them to carry successfully their
immense trade.
John Smith, looking land for Hugh
McKin2on, on Tuesday, west of Black
lake, in section 30, 80, l east, took the
compass to look portion of 40, about
2 P. NJ, with orders to return soon. He
did did not return. Dilligent search
was made and is still being made, with
out success. 1t is feared he is lost.
Independent church music tomorrow
eve. at Z o'clock.
Quartette-Rock Of ages.
Hymn 303-InvOcatiOn.
Quartette-COme Holy Spirit.
Hymn 257-Evening prayer.
Solo and ChOrus-Nearer my God to
Thee.
Closing Hymn--God is love.
VIM. Spencer, whose name is known
through the state as synonymous with
Boss Landlord, is busted, having given
up the ghost in the shape of an assign
ment. We don't know his liabilities,
but we do know that this clever gentle
man, hotel keeper, and inventor. is liable
to come out of the cyclone with the cy-
clone threshed. Spencer is just getting
into his prime and he Is too good gem
eral to be waxed out by one defeat. Up
and at it again VIM. Spencer, and the
TRIBUNE'S best wishes for future sue
cess that's sure to come.
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the township of Benton.
n A. G.. BOGGs.
Township Treasurer.
nP M U NH AMDTON