Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-01-12
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Mr.. Brazel went to Otssgo Lake yes
terday-returns Monday.
Nelson & Bullen shipped car load of
supplies to Vanderbilt yesterday.
The average thickness of the ice in
the straits in this vicinity is only eight
Inches. afsaa
The agricultural society meets this af-
ternoon to elect Treasurer, and transact
other important business.
Steps are being taken to organize In
ChebOygan Post of the Grand Army of
the Republic. So mote it be.
W. & A. Macarthur start with 1884
abreast Of the times in bargains for the
people in dry goods. This firm caunot
be excelled.
The cOasting on Walton's hill is excel
lent and crowds Of happy youngsters are
regular in their fun. The bumpers
make them see stars.
The Circuit Court convenes the 22d
inst. with light docket. The case of
the people VS.. Edward Smith, charged
with embezzlement, will be tried.
| Will Whiting is living on three tea
spoQnful's of beef tea and four of whis-
key day. A letter from him shows
cheerfulness and faith in recovery.
Joseph LaDuke, who formerly resided
in Cheboygan, has returned with a car
load of articles. intending to remain in
the liveliest town of Northern Michigan.
Nelson & Bullen are ready for whatev-
er comes, and propose to keep right on
selling goods every day in a way that
keep the people buying. Call and see
them.
Two lynx, one mink, and one black
bird. finely prepared by w. H. Collins,
taxidermist, of Detroit, arrived at Case
& Perrin's yesterday and attracts many
gazers.
w. N. Cross, Supervisor of Burt town
ship, received telegram, Wednesday
last, announcing the death of his father
at MOrristown, N. Y. Mr.. Cross left i'm
mediately to attend the funeral.
A. l.. Fexer is always wanting some
thing, and always gets something. He
now wants to rent piano for the winter
season, the same to, be used by the
Cheboygan Literary Club. Call on him
at once.
N. L. Lindquest, of Cheboygan, pur-
chased tickets from C. W. Farr, to bring
his brother G. j. Lindquest and Ida
johnson from Gothensburg, Sweden, to
Cheboygaa where they will take up their
homes.
The Grand Rapids Post puts in this
gentle reminder to all whom II may con-
csrn: "The Democrats Of Ohio are howl
ing for restoration of the wool tariff,
while the Democrats Of Michigan are
bowling for further reduction. And yet
we are told that the Democracy is united
for revenue reform"
There are now twenty fish shanties on
the Ice, about Ave miles west, near Point
AuSabs. They are having very good
luck, catching some .rsut weighing as
much as eighteen pounds. It is Q fine
drive on the ice to these shanties, and
would be an enjoyable trip for those
who never witnessed fishing through the
ice.
The following music will be rendered
At the services Of the Independent
Church tomorrow evening at 7 o'clock:
Anthem, Praise waiteth for Thee.
Hymn, S43.
Quartette, Holy, Holy, Holy, Lord.
Hymn, 8S7.
Solo, selected.
Hymn, 716.
LouisaAa was the last state in :th,
Union to receive heavy shipments Of no
: gro slaves, and other causes have actet
to sink tho negro race In deeper bar
. barism there than elsewhere in tn,
South; but few. except those familia
' with the exact condition OF affairs II
this state can read without shock tn
account of the relapse Of the negro int
!, gross savagsry. which appears this wsel
!. In the Independent. Religious meeting
, which are removed from the orgies o
l west Coast only by the use Of the nam
Q of God, instead Of tho presence Of fetis
I preachers who practice supersticious an
Q obscene rites, and men and women shed