Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-10-23
NORTHERN TRIBUNE.
Entered at the Postofhce at Cheboygan
Mich. assecond ClassNIatter.
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 23, 1884.
THE CITY.

E. Nelson arrived home from Chicago
Tuesday.
st. John, Butler, Blaine and Cleveland
pins at Fexer's jewelry store.
Jerry O'Brisn, of Sault Ste. Marie, was
in town Monday and Tuesday.
Logan has been having as enthusias-
tic reception in Iowa as Blaine has had
in Indiana.
John Goulden returned home from
Port Huron Tuesday on the Atlantic,
greatly improved in health.
Lenny Kesseler, small boy, was run
over at the corner Of Third and Water
streets Tuesday, but was not badly hurt.
Anthony Hamel and bride, from Mack
mac Island, spent Sunday in Cheboygan
with Mrs. Geo. G. Wharton, Mr.. Hamei's
sister.
Samuel II. Taylor yesterday placed
$4,000 insurance against loss by fire for
Thompson Smith. of Duncan City, in his
agencies.
The captain of the schooner Margaret
A. Muir reports snow storm on Geor-
gian Bay last Friday. covering the deck
of the schooner with snow.
Watts s. Humphreys ine young trot-
ting horse, Vim. T. is afflicted with the
malignant sore throat, but under treat
ment of DR.. Rexford is improving.
The cold wave predicted by the wealth
er bureau struck Cheboygan, and ths eff
feet on the average citizen was only less
than that of the Ohio election upon the
Democrats.
The Democrats are in trouble, Mr..
Metivier having declined tteir nomina-
tion as candidate for Probate Judge they
are in quaDdry to get man to accept
the nomination.
w. 81 A. Macarthur, are bound to keep
away in the van in regard to the quanti-
ty, quality and prices. Their new goods
have arrived. See their new advertise
ment in this issue.
There was suicide committed last
night, Ranciers cow went into Taggarts
barn, stuck her head through a hole to
eat hay and got her horns fast and fell
and dead cow was the result.
Messrs Langmaid & Clark have pur-
chased the stock of s. R. Snow. the hal.
ness maker. and MIR. Snow retires frem
the business. The stock was moved yes
terday to LaHgmaid & Clark's shop.
Wetmore & Paddock brought in new
add this week, but too late for this issue.
Look out for it next week, and in the
meantime call at the old reliable brick
store and examine their new goods and
ascertain prices.
The Republicans of the Seventeenth
Congressional district of Ohio now claim
the election of Taylor over Warner. This
would give the Republicans II and Dem
ocrats 10, making gain of 5 Congress
men for the Republicans.
The boiler taken from the wreck Of the
propeller Canlste0, and which was land
ed on McArthur's dock last week, has
been given a coat of paint. With the
exception of three sheets, which were
badly jammed by the effect Of the ice,
the boiler is as good as new.
That Democratic majority Of 1900 in
West Virginia has dwindled down 80 low
that the Chairman of the Democratic
State Central Comedies that it will not
be over $500, and liable to he less than
that. This is what the Democrats are
Growing over.
Charles f. Gibson, the Republican can
didate for Congress In this district, was
in Cheboygan Tuesday making acqaint-
ances. He reports everything looking
favorable in his canvass. and is conf
dent of being elected by good round
majority. He and Hon. Geo. W. Bell
went to Mackinaw City in the afternoon
and held a meeting that evening, ad-
dressing good audience.
VIM. B. Ellis and family leave this
week for their new home in East Sagi-
naw.,Mr. Ellis and Spencer.Barclay have
located at 608 South Webster street, in
that city, and have fitted it up in good
shape for carrying on the meat business,
and will be glad to see any Of their Che
boygan friends at that number at any
time they may be In that city. The TRI
BUNE joins Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis many