Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-10-30
NORTHERN TRIBUNE.
at the PostofIice at Cheboygan
Mich. asSecond Glass Matter.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1884.
TIaE CITY.

Commercial job printing a specially
at the TRIBUNE job Office.
Mrs. E. P. Vanderwater and baby are
ON a visit to friends in Canada.
III. Kintz shipped his two ponies to
Ohio on the Flora last Friday night.
Vote the Republican ticket from top to
bottom, and thus vote for your own in
terests.
The Republican meetings held
throughout the cOuaty the past ten days
have been we'll attended.
If you vote the Democratic ticket all
the satisfaction you will have will be to
know that you are beaten.
Messrs. Bell and Shepherd addressed a
Republican meeting at E. ii. Sager's, on
Burt Lake, Tuesday evening.
j. L. st. Germain left Monday morn
ing for the upper peninsula in the inter-
est of the Cheboygan Sanitarium.
Vote tor James Buckley for Repre-
sentative in the Legislature. Mr.. Buck
ley is representative working man.
A vote for the Republican ticket means
protection to American Industries. A
vote for the Democratic ticket is in ia
vor of free trade.
ii. NJ. Mason is teaching school in the
township Of Hebron and of course is
making success Of it, giving general
satisfaction.
Hon. Oscar Adams and Geo. 4. Frost
addressed Republican meeting Friday
night at Mackinaw City. The outlook
is favorable to the Republicans.
A warm Repu blican meeting was held
in Munro township Monday night Mesrs
Frost, Perkins, Macarthur and Shepherd
were on hand and made good speeches.
Munro will do her duty.
There will DO a special meeting Of
Ruddock Post G. A. r. this evening. As
business of importance will come before
the meeting, a full attendance of COM
rades is desired.
Rindskoff Brothers haye removed their
stock of clothing to Kessler's block
where they have more room, better light
and increased facilities for doing busi-
ness, Give them call and see how nice
they are fixed.
How anybody can vote for Spencer 0.
Fisher after seeing the portraits Of hun
printed in the Democratic and Greenback
papers, is more than we can conceive. His
supporters must haye strong stomach
ii they can swallow that dose.
VIM. II Maultby better known as Judge,
our efficient Deputy County Treasurer,
was sevsRty-five years old last Saturday.
He is yet vigorous and promises to live
a number of years to come. His many
warm friends hope that he may yet live
to grow old and enjoy many happy days.
Lookout for roorbacks. The Democrats
are desperate and will not hesitate to
publish and circulate all manner of
statements. regardless of ths truth. They
will not hesitate to again try the Aorey
letter forgery dodge. They hesitate at
nothing and think lie better for their
purpose than the trsth.
Messrs Perkins, Shepherd and McAr-
thur had good meeting at Hebron Fri
day night. A glee club was present and
added to the interest Of the meeting.
Col. II. M. Mason presided and enthusi-
astie time was enjoyed. Hebron can be
safely calculated to give a Republican
majority for national, state, and county,
ticket.
Capt. Mosier of the tug George w. Guy
ler claims the credit of saving the mill
of the Cheboygan Lumber company from
being destroyed by fire last Thursday.
The Cuyler was laying at W. e A. Nc
Arthur's dock when Capt. Mosier discov-
cred the fire and gave the first alarm by
blowing the tugs whistle. Fertun-.
ately they had on a full head Of steam
and the tug started at once for the fire,
and by the time they crossed the river
the hose was attached and everything
ready to throw water thus keeping the
fire checked until others had arrived,
and by earnest work danger was averted.
The wind was blowing just right TO
caose disastrous fire.