Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-10-27
CHE8OXGAN MATTElss.

Order your printing at the TRIBUNl
steam job printing office.
is. Cooper was presented by his wifi
with handsome girl baby Thursday.
IT. Imports advertisement show
I'D that the public can suit its taste il
everything appertaining to the jeweler
art.
Subject of discourse at the Oper,
HOuse tomorrow evening, Advance,
Theology. Fine music and heart,
welcome TO all.
He1ry Erratt has Informed us tina
his firm has received an offer from tn,
R0scommon Oil Co. TO take their ma
chinery down to ROscOmmOn to bore test
oil wells.
Those interested in cheap fuel will be
benefited by reading the advertisement
OF W. & A. Macarthur. The price is to be
raised after the LIST of November. A
word to the wise is sufficient.
Some of our business men are using
printed matter that is cheap and nasty
in the extreme. They ought in justice
to the home offices inform their patrons
that they procured it outside.
The oyster supper given by the ladies'
of the Congregational church last even
ing was complete success. The supper
was elegantly served and we are pleased
~ learn that a handsome sum was real
lied for the society.
The Melville Bros have opened out in
their own block, at the bridge, grocery
store. Their stock is new and choice.
These young gentlemen stand high, and
in this community are bound to prosper.
Their advertisement will appear next
week.
VIM. Sullivan, who has been managing
w. 5, Humphreys mare, Mollie Harris
in a series of turf contests this fall ar
rived home this morning. MOlle will
reach home this evening. She comes
covered with laurels, won in numerous
races, and with hosts of admiring
friends made by her pluck and speed.
Frank McDonalds advertisement APP
pears in this issue. He is one of three
brothers all doing separate business here,
and all prospecting. These men were
raised here. They are respectable, trusty,
worthy and spirited and hold high places
in this community. Frank, with the
others, warmly supports the village
papers.
The many friends of C. d. Farmer
will be glad to learn that he Is again at
the helm at the Farmer House, which,
under his management, gained well.
deserved reputation for providing home
comforts for its guests. Mr.. Farmer
will be glad to entertain his old friends
and as many new ones as desire to Sc
cure the comforts of home at reasona-
bic rates.
Mr.. James j. Brown in his readings
lately at St. fgnace and the Island has
received many compliments. This art,
in its true sense, is gift bestowed or
but few. The imagination is not permit
ted to slide, but is held to the fancy,
thought and genius of the original. Skill
to do this is rare, and the least wander
ing from the spirit of art the ear at once
takes alarm and rebels. The Bay City
Call with knightly grace says: Mr..
Brown is q gentleman Of fine presence,
voice and manner, educated, tasteful
and having a most refined sense of the
symmetry, strength and beauty of the
English language, and in regard to the
faculty of holding n audience, he is, so
far rs our observation goes, peerless
among readers, professional or non-pro-
fessional." Cheboygan is not stranger
to taste and refinement, and 1t may be
perhaps in place to suggest to our read
ers to select night in the near future
when at the opera house the public can
Naye the pleasure of his renderings.
Nhy not move in this matter and afford
Nh. Brown an opportunity to delight his
MANY friends of Cheb0yRan. The FRI
PUNE ia a pr0tecJionist and prefers, es-
,peeiaasy fine art, of home.