Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-12-22
What Tribune Reporter Found Out
by Being Around with his Eyes
and Ears Open.

ana Ears Open.
Knowing that this Is the season of tho
year when calculations are being made
for spring operations, and knowing that
Il. Nelson Is half owner Of the land ad-
joining the bank. as desirable location
for fine business structure as there IL
In the city, we sent n Reporter OF the
TRIBUNE 10 interview and find out which
way the current run. The current run
so deep ard still that we did not hear n
whisper OF its true inwardness, but we
found out enough 10 warrant this ar
ticle. The newspaper should post its
readers in all things pertaining TO their
good. The purchase of goods is a big
thing with each one having himself and
others TO care for. these times OF close
ness. A dollar saved now Is worth
knowing and we know that the price OF
the TRIBUNE can be saved by any one OF
our readers who has 10 prepare for
Christmas, New Years. or anything that
requires goods and articles Of ornament
and use.
NELSON & BULLEN
have done business In groceries and dry
goods at their present place Of business
for fifteen years; In this time they have
received as much Of the general trade OF
Cheboygan as any other firm. This they
appreciate, and they have resolved upon
a measure that will work good 10 every
consumer and purchaser who honors
them with custom. For two years they
have studiously tried 10 rid themselves
Of all dead stock and have succeeded so
well that there Is not clearer, fresher
stock Of dry goods In this city than what
they offer for sale. They haye decided
to sell before the FIRST Of February 1884
all the goods that are not absolutely sta
pie, at cost and below cost. Goods are
being received daily and they 20 right
along with the rest, at a sacrifice. so as
to induce people TO buy. and enable them
TO better arrange their business for the
advantage OF all customers IN the future.
II. o. PENNY.
The geLtlemanly, efficient manager Of
the drv goods department showed us
some goods that had just arrived, and
the figures on them. that convinced US
they mean business as they always do.
and will be true TO every promise they
make in reference TO goods, prices. &c.
We saw
DRrss GooDs
that were fresh and lovely marked only
l2iS cents that they have never until
now sold under 90 cents. This IL feet
sure as you live. Then there Is
UNDERWEAR
for gents and ladies. all wool and meri-
no, sold at figures that make music for
those who are almost broke. The goods
are Just what IL needed and the poorest
eau get the best because the price is
hard pan.
And so far as
HOSIERY AND MITTENs
are concerned, there IA every style. size
and color that IL fashionable. splendid
material and bed rock prices. II is
shame that everybody don't know what
bargains there are In Cheboygan-it
would increase our population largely.
We gaZed at
COLLARS AND cUFFs
and thought everybody ought 10 be coll
Jared and cuffed when II can be done so
handsomely and cheaply. The
HATS AND CAPS
are offered az figures that will convince
every man or boy that he cannot afford
TO 20 bareheaded even In January. The
great bargains In
CLOAKs
will clean them out quickly for they
have just come. are fine In quality. ele-
CANT In style and ready for any one who
has little cash.
We cannot enumerate farther; you
will have TO go and see Penny for the
goods themselves.