Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-08-18

% anu Out-vOteu Dy the lnnux OF d0cenl
people.
Senator Edmunds' bill to suppress
Mormonism does not even suppress the
M0rmOns' smile.
"Grummond's Mackinac Line" OH top
Of 8. Baker & Sons warehouse, can be
seen from afar of.
Utah and Kentucky lead the great
Democratic columns of free trade, free
whiskey and free love for 1884.
Patrons of the water works are in
crsasing. New applications for service
are being received almost every day.
The devil doesn't water-Inter
Ocean. We thought he had a lake of
fire-water for the special use of visitors.
Tampering with telegraph wires is
vandalism severely punished by law, and
the dastardly act loads the perpetrator
with infamy.
Americans everywhere will sympa-
thize with Senator Allison, in his pro.
found sorrow, occasiOned by the tragical
death of his wife.
Lorenzo Backus is awaiting the ar
rival of the cut stone for his new block,
and as soon as it is received masons will
commence bricklaying.
Don't fail to read the advertisement of
the ChebOygan News Co., and when you
want literature, music or musical in
struments give Mr.. Vanderbilt call.
Dorsey not only bought up all the
Democrats he needed in Indiana at two
dollars per head, but he has sold the en-
tire Democratic press. A shrewd opera
tor is Dorsey.
These Yankees blow about the revOlu-
ton as time that tried mems souls, as
though that was the only time in the
worlds history that a subscription paper
had been circulated.
Spain is not sufficiently intelligent
and self reliant to have republic, and
will be- suppressed, but all
such outbreaks against kingly govern
ments are premonitory signs of self
government.
How many stories have been told
about the ark? The last one is that in
the recently discovered remains, among
the ANIMALS was found pair of moss
covered Democrats, labeled, "rah for
Angie Stewart clos6 her school in
District No. 7, town of Grant, Friday of
Of last week. Prizes were awarded as
follows: Senior Fourth Reader, FlOssie
StrOhn; Junior Fourth reader, Emery
Jarvis; Third Reader, Eli Jarvis.
Farmers should make hay while the
sun shines" and harvest their crops
while the weather is good, but should
not forget the approaching county fair,
and be sure and make preparation to as
'ist in making the exhibit and fair
success.
When the City of Mackinac was wind
ng around Thursday afternoon, the line
,roke and one of the deck hands was
lurt by the recoil Of the line. How SER
ously we have been unable to learn.
The man was picked up and carried
back on the boat.
DR.. Hartley, suffered so severely with
nervous headache Saturday nightdepriv-
ng him of sleep, that he was not in con-
lition to preach last Sunday morningand
asked to be excused, the request being
'eadily granted. He preached most ex-
,ellent sermon in the evening to good
audience.
About three weeks ago Miss Nina
lost silver watch, a present
rom her deceased mother. She thinks
he lost it between the residence Of T. j.
Jrumley and the Cheboygan Lumber
JOS. mill while riding. Any person
hiding such watch will be rewarded
W leaving the same at Humphrey &
Perkins law Office.
The marine editor Of the Detroit Free
Press, and the Post and Tribune evident
y is not SO well posted in the geogra-
Thy Of the state as he ia in marine
matters. He lands the Iron Workers
association excursiOnists at st Ignace
nd gives them time to look over the
urnace there and then ships them to
lackinac City to take the cars for Mar
uette.
That fend who goes about the state
writing stale stuff as puffs of business
non calling IL q .sRauiau o{ thu citvv