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FANCY GOODS.


S 7 E V EMS
OPENS THIS WEEK
rs fine PORCELAIN AND FIGURED STAND
LAMPS, trimmed complete, at 81;
New designs in LIBRARY and PENDANT
LAMPS at very low prices;
6 shapes of FRENCH-PLATE TOILET MIR
RORS at 81;
cases LUBIN'S SOAP, selling cakes for Sc.
A lot Of s. and 6-foot sTEP-LADDERs at IL and
1925;
Anotherlot Of that HANDSOME BOX PAPER at
Csc;
Large invoice Of CRANES" CREAM PAPER,
selling at l5c. per quire and Toe. package
All sizes of WATER-CO0LERS, both Richmond
and northern make, at bottom prices;
A beautiful assortment of CHINA CHAMBER
SETS, all colors, band and moss rose, from
Sup.
want 10 close the balance Of my stock Of chill
DREN's CARRIAGES, among which are seyers
very fine ones that will be sold at the price OF me-
dunn grades at STEVENS,
ie l2 605 Broad street.
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-. METuOnIsT SIrNDAY.SCHOOL

MI METHODIST SUNDAY-SCHOOL
sOCIETY.-The regular monthly meeting of the
METHODIST SUNDAY-sCHOOL SOCIETY OF
RICHMOND AND MANCHESTER will beheId at
Park-Place Methodist church SUNDAY AFTER
NOON at A. o'clock. Interesting addresses ana
other exercises may be expected. The friends OF
the cause and public generally invited to attend
4. L. WEST, President
Charles p. Rddy, Secretary.
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CJAY-sTREET METHODIST

Mt CLAY-STREET VI EFT UO DIST
EPISCOPAL CHURCH CORNER Of Adams and
Clay misunderstanding on SUNDAY MORNING at
IL o'clock. and quarter to 8 O'Clock 7. M.' by
the pastor. Rev. 5. S. LAMBETH. All are cordially
invited. Seats free.
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NJ sECOED PREsBYTERIAN.-Dr.
HoGE atl1A. NJ. No service In the afternoon'
but DIR. HoeE will preach In the Fourth iresoy-
terrain church, at the head OF trace s'rec'' a.
quarter past O'Clock In the evening
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XII BROAD-STREET METHODIST
CHURCH (corner Broad and Tenth streets)-
Rev. A. C. BLEDsoE, the pastor, Will preach at ii
A. NJ. and at s:15 Z. NJ. Subjects morning' "An-
geic Assistance; night, "Jonahs Sea Voyage
and Its Costr
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MARRTAGEs.

uarrted. AZ tfe residence Of the brides motner'
July A. 1855 by The Rev. DE- prastS,,' Miss
LEN 'sLOURN0Y u ID. McCAhIi inV"
TON; both OF this city.
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HEN VI AN =. bJNN " r -
THEODORE T.. BOSCHkN.

In referring 10 the above. ! tike occasion 10
thank all that have been kind enough 60 patrOniZc
ms I'm the past, aud assure them that will endeayor
To pleusc In the future. The same force with the
exception Of brother) VIII remain with me- and
am satisfied we viii be fully G, mpetent To OH all
orders In Custom Department. or otherwise, ~
heretofore. HERMAN {. BDSCiIEN.
507, 5O9, and 81 Broad street
July 2. 1888. ~ 3-2w
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~pARK-pLACE METHODIST

CHURCH (west Franklin streetl.-Services by the
pastor, Rev. JOHN HASSoS. ID. D.,-subjects, L
A. NJ, Overcoming; 81 p. NJ, Encourage
ment-
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The firm Of 4. l.. Ellct: & Co. Is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. The name rf the hrn
will he used 10y either member ot the firm In
liquidation only. The hooks aud papers Will b.
kept at the Office Of ELLETE DRENRl & CO..
Nos. 10. II. and IA Twelfth street. Richmond.
Va. the old stand of \. l.. Elicit & Co., for all
business connected with the concern.
\. l.. ELLETT & co.
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NE FIRST PREsBYTERlAN
T. L. PRESTON, ID. D. pastor.
Services at IL A. NJ. and z. NJ.
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NJ UNION. STATION METHODIST
CHURCH (corner of Tventy-lOurth and y
at IL A. NJ. by Rev. b. f.
WOODWARD.
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MEETINGS .

HEADQUARTERS RICHMOND COHMASDERY,)
No. 2. KNIGHTS TBMPLAR.
RICHMOND. VA, July q, 1888. y
GENERAL ORDER, No. 3d. \s/
" SIR KNIGHTS: Assemble at the ~
ASYLUM. ST. Adams Hall. TODAY tSat- ~
urday) at 3 O'Clock =. NJ. sharp. In fun 4
dress Of Templar on foot. 10 act as es-/
cort 20 Richmond Lodge, No. 10, in attending the
funeral' services of our deceased frater Sir WILL
LIAM ". BALDWIN. Carriages will be at the asy-
lam.
Members of the Commandery Of st. Andrew
are invited to unite with MS.
BY order Of the Eminent Commander.
JAMES II. CAPERS,
Captain-Gencrll.
Attest: =. MEG. FISHER, Recorder. jy7-lt
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A. Y. STOKES, fsEAL.1
CHARLES 4. STOKES, seal
STATE OF VIRGINIA, CITY or RIcuMoSD-To

STATE OF VIRGINIA, CITY or RIcHMoND--To
WIT:
l. B. VI. Quarles, notary public In and for the
State Aforesaid. do certify that &. T.. BEDFORD
and A. Y. STOKES and CHARLES l.. STOKES,
whose names are signed O. The writing above bear
ing date on the lst day of June 1883, have ac-
knOwledged the same before me ia my corporation
aforesaid: and do further certify that G.. T.. RED
FORD. being by me FIRST duly sworn. made oath
that each Of the sums Of money In said writing
stated a. be contributed bv the special partners IN
said writing namei-to wit; the sum u S0.r 90 by
4. Y. STOKES and the sum of $4,000 BY
CHARLES Il. ST0kES-has been actually paid In
cash.
Given under my hand this l., day Of June,
1883. Is. VI. QUARLES. y. L.
Referring 10 the above, beg leave 10 inform ship
pers to this market that shall be prepared a. all
times 10 make liberal advances on consigumclts,
and feel warranted I'm assuring all who may favor
the firm with their business that by strict attention
TO their Interest and prompt returns the business
shall be pleasant aud profitable.
&. h. REDFORD.
ie 2-Sa6w No. o south Twelfth street.
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Know all men 10y these presents. that We. G. +.
BEDFORD, 4. \. STOKES, and CHARLES 4.
STOKES, with the view of forming limited part
nership. have made and scyerdy signed this paper,
which now makes known ana states:
lst. That the name and place of residence Of
each partner Is as fOllOws-yiZ.: {. T.. Redford,
whose place of residence + the city Of Richmond
and State Of Virginia; \. !. stokes. Whose place
Of residence is the said city and state; and Charles
p. Stokes whose place of residence Is the sand city
and State
I'd. That the name or firm under which the part
ner3hip l. 10 he conducted is {. T.. BEDFORD.
Sd. That the said &. l.. Redford ) the general
partner and the said \. Y. stokes aud Charles i.
stokes are the special partners.
4th. The sum which each special partner contri-
butes Is six thousand dollars; that IS to say tie
said 4. Y. stokes contributes tie sum of SIX thou-
sand dollars and the said Charlie, L. stokes c0ntr
butes the further sum of six thousand dollars.
9Th The general nature of TIE business To he
transacted IS that of COMMISSION MIR
CHANTS.
9th. The place of business is 10 be the said city
of Richmond.
TN. And the duration of the partnership is TO De
five years.
Made and severally signed 10y us tits 1t day Of
June, 1883. as witness Our hani. and seals.
Z. r.. BEDFORD, fsEAL.l
A. Y. STOKES, SEAL.l
CHARLES T.. STOKES, SEAL
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Charles p. 4
M FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN

CHURCH Seventh street between Grace ard
Broad).-Rev. W. c. SCuAEFFER, plstor-Rev. IL.
A. TUPPER. d. D., will preach at IL a. VI. No
service at night.
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UNDERsHIRTs! UVDERsHIRTs!

LADIES' SUMNER UNDERSHIRTS ut zoe
GENTLEMEN'> GAUZE UNDERSIlIRTS ut lS.
%. %, 30. 35, Az, so, and Coo. tor Il thread
one
CHILDREN'S SUMNER UNDERSHIRTS at all
prices.
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COR sETS, CORSETSl CORSETS |

CORsETS CORSETSi CORSETS!
COZ SET at 25c. worth SOC;
CORSET at 40c worth Use:
CORSET mt soc. worth S7$c.;
STATUESQUE WOVEN ABDOMINAL CORSET
ut Sl.50, former price $3.50.
$50 dozen UNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS Just OPEN
ed, at IS, So. IS, 10, S5c.. and II for the cele-
br;ted PLANET.
Don't tail to give us a call for bargains I'm all
kinds of DRY GOODS, NOTIONS. SC.
ID. IL +. MlTTELDORFER,
~ l-Su,W&Sa j27 Broad street.
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FANS FANS! FANS! FANS

The largest stock of FANS ever offered in this
city. from 2c. to Sl.25 for the finest I'm Tho
market. All In want of FANS will do well to
look at our stock.
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M, DRY GOODS, DRY GOODS,
CHEAPER THAN EVER.
d. & f. MITTELDORFE

have determined TO close out their stock of
SUMMER GOODS At 4 GREAT SACRIFICE.
Call early to secure bargains.
PARAsOLS At COST. ~ 1-Su,W&Sa
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MATTiNGs. MATTINGs, MATTINGs!
343 NEW PIECES just received from auction.
on these goods We are headquarters.
WHITE MATING 1T $40 piece Of forty
yards:
FANCY MATTINGS 1T all prices:
CARPETS 10 be closed out regardless Of cost, of
which we have q large stock:
OIL-CLOflIS for floors and tables:
WINDOW SHADES, I'm Plain aud Fancy.
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Nj TRAVELLERS w l. l. FIND
TRUNKS. SATCHELS, BASKETS; SHAWL,
TRUNK-. and SATCHEL-STRAPS; GLOVES,
LINEN and MOHAIR ULSTERS, at
LEVY, DAVIS & BRAKES
Use KERRS SPOOL COTTON. jy7
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r>T- RIG REDUCTIONS in the prices

III BIG REDUCTIONS IN the prices
Of DRESS GOODS-toO many on hand; the stock
must be reduced. large lot of REMNANTS OF
DRESS GOODS to be closed out very cheap;
LEVY, DAVIS n DRAKE,
Sole Agents for the great Bamboo 81 Corset
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NJ UMBRELLAS AND PARAsOLs.

No such an assortment can he found elsewhere.
Big reductions in prices have been made AT
LEVY. DAVIS 4 BRAKES.
The great BAMBOO CORSET only 81. jy7
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mutual consent we

hISSULUI IUN.-D! HIUIIINI CUII>tHI We
IL have agreed TO dissolve our cO-partnership.
All parties Indebted to us VIII please make pay
Ihent 10 HERMAN c. BOSCHEN, who viii con-
tinue the business I'm all It's branches AS heretofore,
and viii he alone authorized 10 receive or make
payments. Those having claims will please pre-
sent them for settlement. IL being desirable that all
claims for or against us be paid az once
HERMAN 4. BOSCHEN,
TuEODlEE L. EOSCHLN.
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DJSsOLUTIONs & pARTNERsHIPs.

vNIIE FIRM OF l.. h. GIBBONS Il co.
j was dissolved on the 2Jth day Of June, 1883.
by mutual consent. l.. Il. GIBBONS having sold
his interest 10 Mrs. JULIA \. IL Der, the busi-
ness will hereafter be conducted re the same place
under the hrm-name Of ". J.. LEBER ( co. -
~ Tits
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mMATTING, MATING.
NJ SOCKS. SOCKS. SOCKS.

III SUChc, oOONo, 6OCho.
Gentlemen will dnd the largest assortment OF
SOCKS In this city ~
LEVY. DAVIS & BRAKES.
Use KERR'S SPOOL COTTON. U7
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T United PARTNERSHIP.

JrNF 20. 1853.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-10-13

In view Of the new 'twO-cent postage
law having taken effect so recently, the
following concise statement from the
Cleveland, o.. Herald. Of the changes
that have been made in the United
States in the rates of postage will doubt
less interest the most OF the readers Of
the TRIBUNE:
The single letter-rate Of postage, as
fixed by the first act OF Congress passed
on that subject. In 1892, was from six to
twenty-five cents, according to distance.
For every double letter double rate Was
charged, and for every triple letter a
triple rate. In l845 the single rate was
reduced to five cents for distance not
exceeding three hundred miles, and ten
cents for distances greater than three
hundred miles. In 1851 the single rate
was fixed at three cents, when prepaid
for distances not exceeding 1000 miles
and when not prepaid, five cents. Fol-
distances exceeding 1000 miles the rates
were doubled. In 1853 the thrp"-cenl
single rate, for all distances, on le ter'
not exceeding half ounce in weight
was established. temporary loss Of
revenue resulted from the principa
reductions which have been named, bu
was speedily followed by large III
| crease.
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wolverine.

THE following should have appeared
last week but was received too late. Ed
Geo. Hancock is erecting fine new
residence.
The voice Of Birds-Eye Maple Simpson
Is heard again in the land.
Mrs, E. C. Eek, Of the township Of Men
tor, has engaged to teach the winter
term of our district school.
A little fracas occurred between Alex
McPhes and the proprietor Of shingle
mill the other night which resulted in
nothing but good deal Of loud talk and
some say little feeling around for hip
pockets, which made each other turn
pale. r.,
Twenty-Five new dwellings are needed
here to accommodate the fast increasing g
population that is rushing to this second
Leadvil!e, as the Democrat correspondent
put 1t last week.
Wolverine has full fledged telegraph
operator and freight agent, certain evil
dence Of prosperity.
JASPER MuihOlland returned from
Jackson on the third inst. and is now re-
siding on his homestead In Mentor; he
also made flying trip to the extreme
south eastern part Of the state just be-
fore coming home. People here suspect
a certain black eyed resOrter that stopped
around hereabOnts last summer, had
something to do with said trip.
SOLOMON.
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NORTHERN TRIBUNE,
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 10. 1881
Tho Late Elections.

The mOcratic party is successful in
Ohio. The canvass turned more on the
liquor issues than OIL any other qut stion.
There were two propositions, one to reg
ulate the license, and traffic In liquor the
second to prohibit the traffic In liquor.
1t Is not the time to discuss these mat
ters, but from the heavy vote pOlled 1t is
evident this question has a deep hold OF
the popular mind. The Republican party
accepted those issues affirmatively. 1t has
been defeated, but its spirit is in no wise
impaired by the result. What ever it
assumes 1t does 80 with bold and
steady front. As to the bearing of this
election on the presidency. any such con-
clusiOn is remote and fanciful.
The presidential election and the is-
sues to be made cannot be fOreseen.
The country is prosperous. the temper of
the people even and healthful, internal
improvements everywhere going on,
these evidence the calm repOse of wisely
administered laws. There is nothing in
the way OF the Republican party. Stur-
dy of growth, inherent Of yigor, wise
in policy, it will, when the time comes.
shape a course for the judgment of the
people, and in that judgment there is an
abiding trust. The result in Ohio will
have one effect and that is the union of
all elements to oppose Democracy. Ohio
is not lost to the Republican party, only
in this election. When the national
contest opens she will be heard from in
no indistinct way, upholding party
shat las made us one nation, great in
every way, peaceful and happy. Parti'
zalship is no longer an organizing force
to muster under the whip the voter
Principle is largely more influential
than ever, Judgement, popular judge
ment il keener and sOunder. The cleo
tions of last Tuesday in Ohio and Iowa
are proof of the strength and vigor Of
the Republican party. In Iowa, OppOsi
tion of every shade and color was en-
countered and OverthrOwn. In Ohio, tn,
Democratic majority is several Thousand
less than the preceding election. Takins
view Of the whole field, noting TIL,
especial condition of GermanlopinionO OF
the liquor question in Ohio, there il
nothing to show waning nerve in tn
purpose of the Republican party. 1t i
Yet the master Of the popular impulse
and shirks nothing to merit success.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-10-13
Personal.

FRED SMOLK arrived home Monday
looking we'll.
W., f. SNYTH Of st. Ignace spent Sun
day in the village.
MRS. FExER was called to Detroit by
the death or sister last Saturday.
Miss Ida RICHEY leaves Monday for
Sonora, California, to make that place
her home.
VIM. RINDSKOFF started for Detroit
Tuesday night for a visit with his
friends.
F. T. LENT, agent for Friedrich BrOe.,
general music dealers. Grand Rapids, is
in the village.
C. W. FARR went to Detroit on the City
of Mackinac Thursday night. He will
return on the same steamer Monday.
JUDGE f. s. b. SUTTON, of Sault Ste
Marie arrived in the village Wednesda,
on his way home from Marquette. Tht
TRIBUNE acknowledges pleasant call.
A. B. KEzAR, of Lake City, Minnesota
is visiting his brother, II. H. Kezar. H,
visited his brother last season for tn,
first time in fifteen years and enjoyed
himself so we'll that he repeats the visit
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-10-13
Never Give Up.

II yOu are suffering with low or de-
pressed spirits, loss Of appetite, general
debility. disOrdered blood. weak cOnsti-
tuition, headache, or bilious nature, by
Bitters. You will be surprised to see
the rapid Improvement that will follow;
you will be inspired with new life;
strength and activity will return; pain
and misery will cease, and hencefOrth
you will rejoice in the praise of Electric
Bitters. Sold at fifty cents a bottle by
Kenburg & Cooper.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-10-13
Ap.ife ayinv Present.

DIR. M. +. Allison, Hutchinson, kaD.:
saved his life by a simple Trial Bottle
of DR.. Kings New Discovery, for con-
sumption, which caused him to procure
large bottle, that completely cured
him, when Doctors, change of climate
and everything else had failed. Asthma.
Bronchitis. H0arseness, severe Coughs,
and all Throat and Lung diseases, 1t is
guaranteed to cure. Trial Bottles free
at Kenburg & Hooper Drug Store. Large
size $1.OO Al
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-10-13
Churches begin at z p. m.

Churches begin at 7p. m.
Capt. H. F. Todd is still confined to his
home with rheumatism. ho
They expect to raise the bell in the
tower at the Town Hall next week.
ESQUIRE HANYEN, of Barry, Mich., IA
word the TRIBUNE with a call Monday
evening.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union will meet at ths M. <. Chapel on
Thursday, Oct. 18th, at 3p. m.
LA, Parcelle's drug store is neat,
trim and tasty affair. The windows
show the art of arrangement. They are
brilliant.
Sam Taylor caught one of his roosters
Growing over the OHIO election yesterday
morning and ii made him so mad he
killed tho 'cuss" and had him served for
dinner.
We understand there Is likely to be a
change in tho deputies at the pOstOffice.
Will ZOrn taking the place of Archie
Chisholm. Archie has made a faithful
and accommodating deputy M.
W.B. Miller informs US that hereafter,
commencing with last night, red light
will be exposed on the pier at the en-
trance of the harbor. Captains. claim
that they often mistOok the white light
for a vessel light. The change to red
will obviate that trouble. 5l'
The tug Mary A. Day brought up three
ton Of fresh white fish from IF. Tolls
mas Hammond's bay fishery. Thy
were shipped to Detroit.
Thursday evening W. B. Miller laid in
a supply of beefsteak for his Friday
mornings breakfast and placed the same
in the ice house at McArthur's dock.
Yesterday morning upon going for his
steak he found some one had been there
before him and cOnfiscated his meat.
They had broken in the lower door and
eped themselves to the meat and also
"A crock of butter. oa
| i uC Oiiio c'VCtlvh WhS iVl buc pdot low
days matter of lively interest to sever
al of our citizens. Many dispatches
were received. Talk was animated but
in the finest spirit. The liquor question
was in two forms, viz: one 10 regulate
the other to prohibit the traffic in intox-
icating liquors. Both issues were ia
vored by the Republicans.
The aftermath" society held a meet
Ing, and it was decided that the society
would furnish stained glass windows
for the Congregational church. They
have considerable amount in the
treasury already, and propose giving a
series Vt entertainments during the
winter to provide such sums as may bt
lacking.
Ou fellow tOwnsman James j. Brow
Will favor. by special request, the citi
Zens of st. Ignace an Mackinac witt
an evenings readings next week, ap
pearing at st. Ignace Tuesday eve
ming and at Mackinac on the evening
following. Mr.. Brown is a pleasant ant
accomplished reader, excellirg many o
the professionals, and our neighbOrs ma,
anticipate genuine pleasure in listenin,
to him. We have no doubt but that h
will be greeted by large audiances a
both places.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-10-13
Good Tame Coming.

On Tuesday, Oct. 30, will be given un-
der the auspices Of the Ladies of the In
dependent Church, the grand entertain
ment, Fan Brigade, composed of % of
our beautiful girls whose ages range
from years to l3, cOstumed in Queen
Anne's style with court trains, presents
a scene of bright fairies, followed by the
Red RidinghOod Operetta. The charac-
ters are among the best talent of our
town. A great deal OF time and pains
have been taken to render this well, and
we do not hesitate to state that all will
be delighted with it. A few other exer.
cises, with good vocal music, will be in
tersperced. Further particulars will
be given.
1t is not generally known that Joseph
Cochran, superintendent Of Smith &
Adams planning mill and sash ana door
factory, is the inventor and patentee Of
a clamping machine in successful use
in that busy shop. II is SO arranged
that the sash, blinds and doors are in all
their parts pressed. and uniformly so.
A single stroke of the lever, down, does
the job; bringing the same upright, re-
lieves it. There is nothing in use like
it, and t is believed it will come into
universal favor as. 1t can be adjusted for
all sizes. The frame is simple casting
|
the power is derived from two shafts and
four eccentrics, the whole being opera.
ted by the motion of the lever.
We are in receipt of the marriage card
of Miss Sadie Nj. Miner to Wilbur f
Reed, at Hubbardston, Mich, Thursday
October 11th, 1883. The bride is sister
of ii. j. Miner, and made many acquaint
ances during her her visit here this las
summer all of whom will wish her snt
companion many years Of happiness.
The weather of tke week mixed bu
mostly delightful.
The schooner Higgie arrived yester
day and is loading lumber at Macarthur
pier for Chicago.
The schooner +. b. Maxwell arrive
yesterday and is loading lumber for CHI
cago from ]. b. McArthur's mill.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-10-13
m ARRBEO.

Married, on Monday, Oct Sth, inst, at the
residence OF the BRIDES parents, In Inverness
Tp., by the Rev. James H. Magoffin, Rector OF
st. James, Cheboygan, Miss Sarah H. Fitzpat-
rick to Mr.. John H. Tuttle, both Of Inverness
TIP. fs~ov
Married, in Cheboygan, on Monday, Oct. 9th
inst, by the Rev. James H. MagOfin, Rector OF
st. James, Miss Mary j. Sweet to Mr.. George
Quintal, both Of ChebOygan.