Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-10-30

vote Tor the gallant soldier Russell
A. Alger, for Governor.
Wetmore & Paddoek's new advertise
ment appears this week. Everybody
should read it.
Vote for Edwin 2. Perkins for Judge of
Probate, and secure faithful and eff
cient officer.
Msssrs Gsro & Smyth will give anoth-
er masquerade party at the rink about
the 18th of November.
s. LeGault and Son present some new
facts for the people Of Cheboygan this
week. Read them and profit thereby.
Vote for Charles F. Gibson for Con-
gresham, a man who will work for
your interest and favor the protection Of
American industry.
The nomination of Charles S. Hampton
as Representative of the Legislature has
had the effect to swell his head beyond
reasonable proportions. His paper, the
Harbor Springs Independent, comes out
this week. giving an account of his NOM
inatiOn, and heads the article in flaming
head lines National Representative
Convention" What national significance
his being set up for defeat has we would
like to have him explain.
wilbur f. Storey, the veteran journal
ist and proprietor of the Chicago Times,
died last Monday night. Mr.. Storey was
one OF the best known newspaper men
in the country. For number of years
he was connected with the press of Mich
igan, being interested at different times
in the Jackson Patriot and Detrsit Free
Press. He purchased the Chicago Times
in 1861, and has owned it since, but for
the past few years has had but little to
to do with the paper. owing to his fail
ing mind.
The Republicans Of Cheboygan county
only ask the intelligent voters of the
county to compare the tickets presented
for their consideration and for them to
then vote the ticket that is most deserv-
ing Of the support of all who have the
intei ests of the county at heart. If they
will do this conscientiousiy, tho ..,e
Republicans have no faar of the result.
A better ticket take 1t from top to bot
tom was never presented for the support
OF the citizens of Cheboygan county
than the ticket put in nomination by the
We have seen the illustration of fire
escape patented by Mr.. McD0nOugh, of
Duncan City. 1t is simple, and yet very
and efficient, and can be fur
nished at very low cost. bringing it
within tho reach Of everybody needing
Of the kind. Mr.. McDonough
has two patents on the invention, in both
Canada and the United States. 1t has
been tested at Duncan City, and worked
to the greatest satisfaction. He has re-
ceived letters from nearly every state in
the Onion from parties wanting to pur-
chase territory for the exclusive sale of
the escape, but he would rather give
some we'll established mandatory ths
control Of it, and is in correspondence
with one of the leading houses in Chica
20 in regard to the matter.
Vim. Hess tested the new boiler for W.
5. Smiths tug Maud S. last Friday
forenoon and badly scared the residents
1f the lever end of town. When he had
steam up to a pressure of go lbs to
square inch. a wooden plng blew out and
everybody thought there had been an ex-
pl0siOn and rushed out Of their houses,
thinking their time had come. No dam
age was done and the scared recovered
heir equilibrium when they discovered
here was no danger. The boiler was
perfect and is a credit to Mr.. Hess. The
boiler was taken down to the dock Sat-
arday and the first OF the week was
placed in position ON the tug. With her
new boiler, larger engine, and new
wheel, the fast tugs want to look out for
The Maud 8.
The Ladies of the M. E. church give
Blue tea party" and Presidential social
and entertainment at the Town Hall to-
morrow evening. Admittance, supper,
and one vote will cost you only twenty
i've cents. We are at a loss to know
what the "Blue Tea" means and can give
no solution Of the term but as the price
FOR ihe supper and entertainment is fix
sd so low we would adyise everybody to
20 and find out. We will guarantee
that the supper will give no one the