Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-10-23

The Northwestern this morning dashed
the straits into foam.
Schuilar Farrell, Of st. Ignace, spent
Sunday and Monday In Cheboygan.
The season of the year has come when
the poor sailor on the lakes has to suf-
fer.
Hunters are having fine sport in this
section and many deer falls victim
to the deadly rifle.
Five carcasses Of venisOn were ship
ped from from this port to Detroit yes
terday on the City Of Cleveland.
DR.. Berdan has several agents out sell
ing tic lets for the Cheboygan Santa
rum, all meeting with coed success.
Zee that your name is registered and
then be sure and vote the Republican
ticket and you will be happy in success.
An alarm of fire just as we were ready
for press was caused by fire in lumber
or slab pile at the ChebOygen Lumber
company's mill.
The horse belonging to Thompson
Smith which DR.. Rexford trspanned and
put in silver plate, was sent home last
Saturday morning fully recovered and
IN condition for work.
The crew of the Lawrence lowered q
yawl and picked up two men last Sun
day outside of the Chicago breakwater
who were clinging to small boat, they
had been sailing in, and which had been
upset. The men had been hanging to
the boat some time when rescued.
Rev. H. C. Northrup and bride are ex-
pecred to arrive next Saturday. The
citizens of Cheboygan will join with his
charge, the M. T.. church, in giving
cordial welcome to the happy couple.
Preaching may be expected at the Meth
odist church both morning and evening
next Sunday.
Owing to the non-arrival of the cast
ing fer the furnace in the Congregational
church, unless it is warm day, there
will be no services held there next Sun
day. The delay is owing to the fact that
the casting was not in stock in Chicago
and had to be ordered from the manufac-
tory in New York.
The ladies of the Baptist church real
lied between $l4 and SIS at their social
last evening. Considering the very un-
pleasant evening, and the low price at
which they served out their feast, this is
doing very well. We weuld suggest that
they repeat the experiment, and trust
for better evening and larger patron.
age:
James Buckley, of Emmett county, the
Republican candidate for Representative
in the State Legislature from this dis
trict is in town to-day and paid the TRI-
BUNE a very pleasant call. Mr.. Buck
ley is very agreeable gentleman, one
who will make friends wherever he goes.
He reports the outlook very favorable
for his election.
The Greenback Representative con-
vention for this District was held at Pc.
toskey last Tuesday, and Charley Hamp-
ton. editor of the Harbor Springs Inde-
pendent, who carries the party in the
northern part Of the state in his breech-
es pocket, received the nomination, but
1t is clear he will be distanced In the
race by Mr.. Buckley, the Republican
candidate.
The Detroit Post says vessel men have
become discouraged over the low rate of
freights, and have given up all hopes of
any improvement this season, and the
greater part of them are stripping their
vessels and laying them up for winter.
Captain Muir, who loaded his schooner
here this week, says that as soon as he
discharges the lumber in Chicago he
will lay his schooner up for the winter.
Some of our Democratic friends are
Growing oyer the fact that at the Presi-
Dental social. at the residence of Mrs.
s. H. Taylor Tuesday evening, Cleveland
received six more votes than Blaine.
Votes were sold at ten cents each, and as
the Democrats are more used to buying
votes than the Republicans, 1t is no won
der that they beat the latter. st. John
resolved one more vote than Butler, and
the ladies Of st. James church received
more benefit from the votes than either
Of the candidates. and for their sakes we |