Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-10-09

FARMERS are busy Lnr6Snlng tnelr
grain and threshing machines are in
great demand.
Hon. H. II. Hatch, oar representative
In Congress, speaks tonight at the Town
Hall. GO and hear him.
Buffers visit to Cheboygan had a very
chilling effect. The weather yesterday
morning was too cool for comfort.
The ladies' of the M. E. Church will
give dime social at the residence of
Mrs. j. Wheeler, Tuesday evening next.
All are invited.
James G.. Blaine is to be in Detroit
next Tuesday evening. To party OF
four or FIVE or more the Michigan Cen
trail will sell tickets to Detroit and re-
turn for $11 each.
H.Chambers of the mammoth dry goods
store, Bennett block, issues another man
ifesto in this weeks issue. 1t can to
found on the first page, and it will bs to
the interest of all to read it carefully.
Mr.. Fred Ming has charge of the
school in district No. Township Of
Duncan and is making success of the
school. The attendance is good and the
scholars are interested in their studies
and making commendable progress.
Elsewhere will be found a notice to
contractors for proposals for building a
school house in district No. 2 township
of Mackinaw. Carpenters should read
it and prepare their bids for the work.
The effort to effect fusion on the
county ticket between the Greenbackers
and Democrats was failure. The DEM
ocrats say the Greenbackers were hogs,
and wanted too big slice Of the ticket
for the number of votes they cast in the
county.
A man named Roberts working In a
mill at Wolverine, Wednesday of last
week got a silver, ~ inches long In
his eye. DR.. L. A, Perrin was sent for
and went down Thursday night. The
Dr., reports the silver cut and also the
eye. 1t was very unfortunate accident
for Mr.. Roberts and very painful.
Messrs H. R. Page & Co., publishers of
the History Of the Traverse Region.
write US that the work is completed, and
is now being delivered to subscribers.
They expect to reach Cheboygan soon.
They say the work is much larger and
fner than was contemplated when the
orders were taken. and that it is giving
universal satisfaction.
DR.. Berdan has purchased DR.. A. NJ.
Gerow's interest in the Cheboygan SaRi-
tarium and hospital. The Doctors ex-
perience in such institutions well quail
fies him for the manaf ement, and with
the pleasant situation and excellent
building, taken in connection with the
advantages Of location, we predict 1t
will become one of the most popular in
stitutiOns of the kind in the state.
Elsewhere we advertise list Of lands
in this county her etOfore reserved on
road contracts or licensed as h0mesteads
which have reverted to the state, also
list of Agricultural college lands for
feited for non-payment Of interest and
lands forfeited for nonpayment Of taxes,
all of which will be sold at public auc-
tion, at the State Land Office unless pre-
viously redeemed on November 18th.
s. s. Eddy has returned from Chicago.
and the large purchase Of new goods
made by him are being received. BY re-
ferring to the new advertisement Of W..
g. A. Macarthur you will see that they Of
fer special inducements to their patrons.
Mr.. Eddy has large experience in buy
ing, and has been long enough in Che
boygan to fully understand the wants Of
this community, and his purchases were
made with a view Of meeting these
wants, both as to quality and cost.
The Republican meeting at the Town
Hall Saturday night was we'll attended.
Judge Perkins before introducing the
speaker of the evening took occasion to
show up the unfairness Of Mr.. Cook in
his remarks the Saturday evening pre-
vious and did it in clear, concise m an
ner. At the close Of his remarks he in
troduced Judge Brown, who spoke for
about an hour and half with good effect,
making powerful speech and holding
the attention of the audience from be-
ginning to end. He devoted considera-
BILE attention to the tariff question and
while not going into the statistics to