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

d. h hlutL IoCtiNcu ttu new nOrSeS Oh
the Flora last Sunday.
Hoadly was fearfully abused but he
gained great personal victory.
The TRIBUNE is the only steam print.
ing Office in Northern Michigan.
Hoadly placed his money where it did
the most good. lac bet on appetite.
The sick man pulled through which
shows a man may be very sick and not
die.
From this out till 1884 Democrats will
have to deal with the temperance or IL
quor question.
The age is liberal, even HOadly, an in
fdel is regarded by the most orthodox as
one Of the elect.
Iowa had a heavy load in prohibition
but pulled through, which shows her Re-
publican always.
Ohio Republicans treat the matter as
Joke and say 1--WE will see what the
hoodlums will do"
If prOmptness. low prices and good
work is what you are after leave your or
ders at the TRIBUNE job office.
Ohio Republicans feel like Lazarus
whea licked by the dogs very sore, their
comfort is ia hoping for the Presidential
bosom.
o. NJ. Clement has got uirely located
In his new room In the Gerow block, and
is ready to receive callers. See his ad.
this week.
Sandwiches and coffee given by intel
iigent, cultured ladies' ut the polls in
Ohio was not as popular AS Democratic
free whisky and limburger.
The job done on the steam barge j. II. !
Whiting by Murray & Rich was deemed
in Chicago a surprise. Capt. Green says
the work could not have been better.
Already there is considerable talk Of
buildings to be erected next season in
Cheboygan. The indications are that 1t
will be the liveliest year yet in building
operations.
ii. A. Blake Ia manufacturing lot of
logging sleighs for the Island Cedar Co.
at DrummOnd's island. The sleiglis
have nine feet hunks and are substan-
TALLY built.
The feed to the gang In the Cheboygan
Lumber Company's mill broke down
afternoon and Blake's crew was
busy at work until three o'clock Tuesday
repairing it.
John d. Mcdonald. the well known
.airOad contractor is dead. He was a
contractor in the construction of the d. q
v. 81 NJ. railroad and was well and IA
Wrably known in ChebOygan.
The County Treasurer of Emmet
ounty, elected on the Reform ticket has
kipped out. They are trying to get In
0 the burglar proof chest OF the safe
0 see il he left any money behind.
wv J,
Capt. James F. Snow has rented the
orth side of the store room in Paquets 4
rame building, opposite the postOffice,
nd will open out complete stock OF to- p
acco and cigars and canned goods Of all I
inds. sLg
Hoadly overshadOws Butler and all ;,
theirs for the Democratic presidential =
In all probability Demo- N
rats will vote for an old abOlitionist
rho has recently reformed from abusing 4
heir party. q
At the close of services last Sunday
yening, at the Congregational church, =
meeting of the church and society was K
cid and it was decided by vote of 20
0 2 to extend q call to DR.. Hartley to N
erve as pastor for another year. :,
st. Ignace has 625 school children and n
n the strength of this claims a populi T
.on of nearly $500. Cheboygan has o.
200 school children, which, taking the ?
anne basis as our neighbors over the y
would give her population +.
f over 5000. .
The Cheboygan Lumber Company has $,
AIKEN the contract for getting out the Il
Pigeon river drive. Last Saturday they a. a,
lad down 100000 feet, out of the 9,OOO.- :
100 in the drivs,tO the lake. Mr.. Nelson b
avs the heavy rain, the first QfAhe week, a
vas worth $4,000 to them on This drive. j
Elsewhere in this issue will be found >,
he marriage notice Of Mary ]. Sweet n y
md George Quintal, which took place