Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-09-08

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job rooms, will be promptly attended to.
0. M. Clement tells an interesting
story in our advertising columns this
week.
See Post Il Van Arsdale's revised adj
vertisement in this issue. 1t will pay
you to read it.
Read Smyth & Co.'s new "ad." They
have something of interest to say to
the scholars.
The trial of the notorious Frank
James resulted in an acquittal by unan-
imously Democratic jury.
For first-class work and reasonable
prices you cannot do better that patron
ize the TRIBUNE job office.
Independent Church service begins
promptly tomorrow eve, at 1880. All
made welcome. Good music.
Contractors will do well to read the
notices, in this issue, for proposals for
street work, crosswalks and sidewalks.
| Work Oh the bank block is delayed on
account of the nOn-arrival of the cut
stone, which were to have been here the
first of the week.
/ Get copy of the premium list, and
prepare something for the county fair,
which occurs Wednesday. Thursday. and
Friday, Sept. 26, 81, & 20.
W. C. Moore has put in plate glass
front in his gents furnishing and bar
bering establishment. Charles is bound
to keep up with the times.
Rev. Sutton will preach at the Congre-
gatiOnal church tomorrow morning,
and Rev. James, ID. d., of Hamilton, Ont,
in the evening. All are cordially invit-
cd.
The graded school opened last Monday
with large attendance. The session
starts off very promisingly, everything
working smoothly and in good shape,
and all indications point to very sue
cessful and interesting term.
CCHoOi, III lldCtiOudi ulSlllCl No. i,
town of Inverness, will open next Mon
day. B. j. Vanderbilt and Miss Minnie
A. Eggerman have been re-engaged as
teachers. Miss Eggerman at an increase
OF s. per month in salary.
Wednesday morning the City of Cleve-
land landed party Of thirteen from
Cincinnati, who went up to Black lake
the same day, to fish and hunt. 1t took
three wagons to haul their luggage and
supplies. They were evidently deter
mined on having good time.
The band boys have been circulatinga
subscription paper this week for the pur-
pose of raising funds for prizes at a
band tournament, to be given during the
county fair. They are meeting with
good success, and the chances are the
arrangements will be perfected. The
proposed prizes are SIS first; $40 second,
and third $25. We hope the movement
will receive the hearty support ofall.
Burglars paid another visit TO the
railroad station Monday night, breaking
into the baggage room, taking two
satchels therefrom, which they took to
the woods, cut open, and rifled. They
also broke into the freight office, and
tried to break into the safe by using a
chisel on the dial plate. but failed to
gain entrance. They broke into the
money drawer, and secured the large
amount of three cents for their trouble
A man who had pawned his satchel for
his fare down the road short distance
is suspicioned Of being engaged in the
burglary.
A representative of the Thomson Hous-
ton Electric Co., of Boston, Mass, has
been several days in the village, and last
Tuesday night made very liberal pro-
position to the Council to light the vii
lage. The proposition is to put in 12
lights, in such portions of the village as
might be determined upon, and run them
for GO cents per light per night. That
number of lights, in proper localities,
would furnish ChebOygan with abund-
ant light. 1t is claimed for it, steadier
light. more light to the horse power, re-
quires less care, time or attention while
running, and can be managed by a
cheaper class of labor than any other
electric light
The Algomah brought over all excur-
sion party Tuesday from st. Ignace and