Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-08-11

That tower at the Town Hall continues
to tower, another step being added this
week.
The grading and graveling Of Main
street has greatly improved that thor
oughfare.
J.J. Cueny received another car load
of -four, 1875 barrels, on the Champlain
yesterday.
The night police gathered in quite
harvest of DRINKS and disOrderlies
Thursday night. 49, tF
Tuesday night by vote Of the council
the time for the collection of the village
taxes was extended Sky days.
Service at the Independent church to-
morrow evening at 8 o'clock. Good
music, and all are made welcome.
The wheat harvest in ChebOygan
county has commenced. and the luxuri-
ant crop makes the farmers smile.
Mrs. Carter, east side Of river, last
Tuesday presented her husband with a
pair of twins, boy and a girl. All do
ing well.
Watts S. Humphreys horses, MOllie
Harris and VIM. T., arrived home last
Monday, and will remain in ChebOygan
for the present. ht
The fire department made good time
last Saturday night in answering the
alarm from the Farmer House, but their
services were not needed.
There Is talk of another meeting of
the Shore TrOtting Circuit, commencing
at ChebOygan and taking in the different
tracks composing the circuit.
Telephone cards were printed at the
TRIBUNE Job rooms, where all work is
executed according to order, and not to
suit the whims of would be critics.
The Michigan Central must be doing a
good freight business il we can judge
from the long trains of freight cars that
pass through ChebOygan both ways,
Their local trade here is good.
We do not pretend 10 know the amount
of business other concerns are doing,
but we do know that the business OF the
TRIBUNE Job Office is IN every way salts
factory, both to its patrons and owners.
In May 1914 Miss Annie Ellsworth
sent to Mr.. Morse the first transmitted
message over Geographic wire connect
ing remote points, the message What
hath God wrought" can always BIZ
asked in view of the wonderful de-
velOpments of human progress, and GER
tain misdevel0pments would suggest the
query what hath ignorance wrought"
Commercial travellers are heavily tax
ed in some localities in order to ex-
tingnsh them, but we cannot see the
justice of exacting high license from
the drummer" who renders good service
III many ways, is properly employed, in
a Legitimate business, and sooner or later
Congress will pass law rendering null
and VOID the penalty placed upon these
travelling missionaries.
Democrats are not scOnndrels or idiots,
form all things save politics they are
all right, good citizens, whole-souled,
progressive people as we have, and to be
misrepresented by cuteness, smartness,
and cunning, that never rises Higher
than the grimaces, cOntOrtions, and
FRANKS of the missing link, is cross to
bear that sometimes vexes the righteous,
souls of our good Democratic brethren.
The people of Cheboygan get their
mail in the evening, through the kind
ness of the Postmaster, the law does not
require him TO keep open so late as is
required to distribute the evening mail,
bnt Mr.. Humphrey being genuine Re-
publican, is true to the instinct and |
purpose of honesty. faithfulness, and |
also the spirit of accommodation. 1t is |
so whenever you find Republicans in
Office, but they don't accommodate ras-
Gals in the penitentiary by letting them
out, like Begole and Blackburn are doing.
From pleasure ride on yesterday,
having gathered grasses and flowers,
that had been tended by the Divine Flor
ist. we returned to our work, and be-
held on the editors table an exquisite
boquet of rarest fragrance, choicest
loneliness and perfect arrangement. AS
we breathed the aromatic essences Of /
the gOrgeOusly arranged relics of Eden,
the words of Schiller came: