Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-03-31

The tlckets are before you, chose ye
which ye will have to serve you.
Snow in North Carolina, the first of
this week, to the depth Of two feet.
The Republicans are willing to let
their ticket go before the people upon
Its merits.
George Riggs will have charge of the
engine of the tug Chas. E. Pendell the
coming season.
Charles FRIEDMAN is having his saloon
reprinted and grained, the work being
done by Charles Geyer.
Captain Ranville and Will Carey,
engineer, are at work fitting out the
tug George. W. Cuyler this week.
Compare the two tickets and then vote
for the one you think it will be to the
interest of the township to have elected.
The Au Sable and Oscoda News has
been reduced in size and is all printed
at home. 1t is bright, sparkling and
full of news.
Republicans of Benton, if you will
turn out and vote your ticket next Mon
day you can elect every man on the
ticket, "and don't you forget it,"
The government has RENTED $3.50
of the $500 fine imposed upon the Gift
ford Brothers for running their tug
without her proper inspection papers.
The smaller tubing for the water
works well has not yet been shipped.
A letter was received this week to that
effect, and stating advice would be sent
of time of shipment.
Remember the union temperance
meeting at the Methodist church to-
morrow. DR.. Hartley is an interesting
and fOrcible speaker, and when he talks
always has something to say. He talks
tomorrow evening.
At the Democratic caucus yesterday
afternoon, f. nj. SammOns, upon the
formal ballot for supervisor, received
every vote, and yet it was thought neces-
sary to make motion to make the
nomination unanimous.
No one living remembers Easter fall
ling on the 25th of March, as it did this
year. In 1894 it will occur again, but it
has not happened before since 1742. Be-
fore that the coincident years were 1871.
1874, and 1868. Easter cannot fall
earlier than March %. No one living
will ever see it come on that date.
Owing to not receiving the necessary
stamps until this week, the Northern
Brewing Co. did not deliver any of their
own make OF beer until Wednesday.
Those who have sampled it pronounce
it A. No. 1, equal to the best made, and
for first brewing it is said to be re-
markedly fine. There is no reason why
they should not supply the trade in this
whole section of country.
The Democrats feel terribly because
the Republicans did not adopt plat
form of principles at their state conven-
ton. They are great on principles.
Just imagine the old hard money DEM
Ocrats sticking to their principles, what
would become Of the joint stock party
if they did? When their platform of
principles is simmered down it resolves
itself simply into anything to beat the
Republicans.
Rev. w. G. Clark, of Louisville, KY,
will occupy the pulpit of the Baptist
Church tomorrow morning and evening.
Mr.. Clark comes to spend short time
with this church with view of locating
here permanently as pastor. should it be
mutually agreeable. He is said to be a
talented young man, very entertaining
speaker and an earnest worker. The
citizens are invited to turn out and
hear him.
The musical social of the Aftermaths
at the res idence Of Mrs. Van Arsdale
last evening was the most successful of
any yet given by the society. The COM
mcdiOus residence was crowded and the
programme was most excellent one,
and finelv rendered. The O. P r. A. was
so heartily encOred as to call for a rep
etitiOn, in fact the entire programme
was rendered with credit to all the par
Elephants. Everybody felt at home. as
they always do when entertained by this
pleasant family. Bountiful refresh
ments were served and all felt that 1t was
good to be there. The receipts were in
the neighborbood of thirty dollars.