Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-06-12
NORTHERN TRIBUNE.
THURSDAY. JUNE IL, 1884
THE CITY.

day.
William Virgins Is not lost as was
supposed.
The leaven of the Republican ticket
is sure to work success.
Good work and one price to all, at the
TRIBUNE steam job office.
Frank Carver, David Bentley, and j..
f. Cady SundaYed at Spencer.
In November Jas. G. Blaiue will be
the most popular man on earth.
The propeller Saginaw Valley called
in Monday morning bound for Chicago.
Chas. Cooper and II, j. Miner, started
Tuesday for Carp river for bear and
trout.
The soldiers camp fire will burn
brighter than ever with Black Jack
leading.
The Van Raalts in four trips to the
SEQ last week made 1880 miles in 95
hours. Next.
Latest news from the Chicago convsn-
tion, was bulletined at ths Metropolitan
Hall last week.
For the bridge and Town Hall of In
verness Jhsrs will be lively competition
among building.
More than any other living man James
G.. Blaine, represents the everlasting
principles Of Republic.
Cheboyggaa will furnish more Repub-
lican poles and banners this Presiden-
tial canvass than ever before.
The marriage Of W. Il. Affair to Miss
Bridget Molonsy. was published last
Sunday in the Catholic Church.
John A. Logan has done more to So
cure pensions. rights and privileges for
the "Boys in Blue" than any other man.
F. G. Mcdonald has placed an elegant
new black walnut sidsboard and bar In
his saloon corner OF Main Third streets.
The Detroit Free Press is the best
Democratic paper In Michigan, and its
Sunday edition contained thirtv six
pages.
The tidal wave was tremendous and
and il Blaine had not been nominated
on the fourth ballet it would have been
unanimous.
Owing to the amount of work on hand
the telephens Co. will not get time to
connect Cheboygan by telephone this
season with the entside world.
The skating rink was closed Saturday
evening for the season. Hughes &
Buehler will open rink at the 500, and
expect TO open again here about Nov. 1.
The rock shaft on one of the engines
in Thompson Smith big mill broke Mon
day morning, making it necessary to
shut down one side of the mill for a few
hours.
Captain Boynton, and Clerk Keightley
of the Algomah are no towards of water
but they had to take back scat Satur-
day morning, when the hose bursted in
front of the Arcade.
The grand reopening of the Arcade
last Thursday evening, was attended by
NO less than five h undred people. Prof.
Barnhardt assisted by Eugene West ex-
eeuted some fine music.
A party of travelling men were taken
to John F's last Monday In a hack, and
while there the smell of Johns egg Rog
made the driver tired. he was unable to
drive home, and was brought homo in
the bottom of the hack.
The raft Of logs which left here last
week in tow of tug James Reid, contain
ing million feet was grounded on st.
Clair flats, swung around and blocked
the channel obstructing navigation for
some time.
Thore was on exhibition at Van Valken-
burg's fish market fresh water, blue eel
which was caught in pond net, by An
drew Tromley in the straits. Eels are very
scarce in these waters and seldom ever
caught, but several were planted years
ago in the Saginaw waters
On Tuesday Robert Coner sat on the
carriage while the sawyer was sharpen
ing the saw, when the saw was sharp
the tightener was dropped on tho belt
and the saw struck Mr.. Coner midway
between the hip and knee making cash
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