Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-12-08
Vim. Smith is running one camp.

snip yaru, nlgn ana dry f0r the winter.
Right handed kid mitten owner found,
call, pay for this notice and receive prop
erty. ...
For the exhilarating game of ten
pins, go to James Bartlett's next to the
fish market. lg4afl
We were glad to welcome to our office
a pleasant call from Esquire Henion of
Hastings, Michigan. Come again.
DR.. T. A. Perrin's eye swallowed a
saw dust cinder on Wednesday night
and inflamed. Moral. don't eat saw dust
cinders at late hour.
Another bank is spoken of for Cheboy-
gan. The new parties are from Port
Huron. The coming spring will show
signs that this village has expanding
and growing power in it.
Frank Howard, alias Bill Smith, was
wanted at East Saginaw for robbery.
While in John Murphy's saloon on
Thursday afternoon, Marshal Lynn went
for him and of course lodged him in Jail.
Nelson & Bnllen are simply immense
in their business operations and their
dry goods store ia worth a visit from
any one. Penny, at the head Of the
dry goods department is as fine a gentle
man as lives.
Allen Smith has been constructing a
dam for Thompson Smith on Milliken's
creek, and strange to say, when the
weather is bad, AL. says he can't dam
at all, it matters not how much he swears
but Al. always pulls through.
Blake's foundry has new engine, Of
the Sutton make. Its cylinder is 20xlz94,
reck valve, JudsOn governor. Drive
wheel feet, fly wheel seven. The in
creased steam power is needed for the
growing business. May Cheboygan and
Blake expand upward and onward alike.
All people interested in matters of Art
should not fail to see the beautiful
painting now on exhibition at A. w
Westgate & Sons, painted by Mr.. Will
L. Beebe, one of Michigan's best artists.
1t would be well for those who desire
good portrait paintings to call on Mr.
Beebe, who is stopping at the Grand
Central, and sOlicits your orders.
DR.. T. A. Perrin was holding the gun
so it couldn't get away, and Watts s..
Humphrey was gently tapping she'll in
the chamber but the thing was sensitive
and determined to 60 off. and it did. the
butt end of the shell tearing through
Humphreys middle finger, taking also a.
piece of the forefinger. Humphrey
started for the woods next morning
playing as good hand as the best. Din.
PArrin's face was powdered and as is al
ways the case in face powdering the
looks were not improved. | -0'
The TRIBUNE was never so prosperous
as nO,C, never was in such condition
to be useful as ~ ao,o, never had so many
words of approval and encouragement
as now, never was so determined
and prepared to present the fairest,
cleanest and best paper in Northern
Michigan as no,o, never receivsG 80
many subscribers as now, and rsrDem-
Der there is no better time to subscribe
for this live, just, progressive paper
than now. One dollar and fifty cents
gives you a receipt for the TRIBUNE un-
til January 1st, 1885. f
On Monday Robert Robinson negOtia-
ted for one-half interest in the Mattoon
mill property, securing the shares of Og-
den and Taylor. The tug and lighters
are included. The sum Of eight thou
sand dollars being the purchase price for
said half interest. The firm will be
now known as MattOon 6 Robinson. The
firm will get out their own logs in part
and propose to run the mill up to itt
capacity, and should, from their expert
ence, judgment, ability and staying
qualities, furnish first class lumber al
as profitable rate as any firm. w
wish the new firm abundantosuccess.
A well-known and estimable lady hat
occasion few evenings since to be on
the street at Z O'Clock, when near New
toms store, stranger, well dressed, &C
costed her thusly, Hello, Clara" Sh,
proceeded and the same hello followed
! When in the light Of Carmody's saloon
she sharply said to the rake, You ar
mistaken sir in the person." when tn
: insolent fellow said,"I see l am, bu
can't see you homer" Such bras