Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-11-24
Christmas not five weeks away.

VenisOn plenty in all our meat shops
Frank Summons has the rheumatism
Turkey and mince pies next Thurs
day.
Cheboygan is pushing building mat
tiers.
Albert Eberhartt is fixing up green
house.
Mud after the thaw is mixed with pro-
fame words.
Don't fail to be at the ball with your
lady friend Thanksgiving night.
Trousers worn looser than last season,
but tight scratching to get them.
John Culver, from Bay City, formerly
of this place, called in on business.
An IRON railing, tasty of design,
crowns the front of the Gerow block.
The cutters IN many places are chOk-
ed, and bad walking is a consequence.
We congratulate DR.. T. A. Perrin on
the acquisition of another daughter,
last Monday.
Jacob Post wears false face of lead
poultice TO brighten away eyrsipelas,
and it's success.
Tuesday right hab claps of thunder
with vivid flashes of lightning, an
unusual thing for this season.
Will Van Valkenburg has been COM
PEELED to close his fish market. not being
able to secure supply of fresh fish.
The bank building gradually ascends.
John McGinn has devout appearance,
he is evidently praying for good weather.
Jacob Post had keg of lead fall on
his foot, has suffered several days from
erysipelas, but will be on deck in a few
days.
Crossing the street hurriedly the
friskly gentleman slipped and had a
soft sit of it, mud six inches deep, but
he didn't seem to enjoy it.
DIR. G. H. Hill, has removed his dental
Office to the Bennett, over II. j. Miners
clothing store, Main street. Vitalized
air administered at half price until
Jan. LIST, 1884.
In fear she exclaimed of big bear on
the street, 20, Will he bite?" NO." said
her beloved, The can't bitches muz-
zled; but he can hug" "Oh, said she,
smilingly, 81 don't mind that"
Friday morning DIR. T. A. Perrin sent
to Detroit taxidermist. two fine lynx,
captured by Mr.. Durphey near Mullet
lake, and by him presented to the doc
tor to add to his already fine collection
of birds and animals.
Aleck Campbell advertises this week
his hotel, it Is next to the Star Clothing,
fronting Mackinaw Avenue. His rooms
are well furnished and at his table you
can get square meal. Aleck too is
j0vial and fine fellow. Go to the sign of
the Thistle you'll find Aleck there.
Notwithstanding the competition in
the t,nsorial line, business continues
good at Charlie Moore's. We dropped in
Friday night and found his men all |
busy. Charlie keeps ore Of the best shop
between here and Detroit, and is well
patrOnized by the travelling public.
The Crystal Falls correspondent of the
Florence, Wis.,, Mining News speaks of
the ore find of Mr.. L. Blaney, of this
place, the appearances are very fine.
Mr.. Blaney has an interest in the Parks
Exploring Mining and Manufacturing
Company and is one of its directors.
j. j. Cueny, the grocer, is one of the
solid citizens of our village. Here he
has succeeded in building up a success
full business. Few men more blessed,
he has two sons, Joe and Charley, men
of the highest standing, and business
men. Mr.. Cueny and sons alike sup
port the press. See his adj.
The Rockford Co., whose Railroad
Watch is known as an unrivalled time
keeper, has distributed pamphlets to its
dealers. A. L. Fexer, Of Cheboygan, has
placed on our table late issue of this
pamphlet. Mr.. Fexer is agent these
watches, they are in all the states and
and fare specially sold for
railroad and lumber men.