Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1885-07-02

Elsewhere we give the new time car
of the G.. r. & l. railroad, which wep
into effect June 2lst.
Reserved seats for Miss Magofln's cor
cert will be on sale at Coopsr's dru
store commencing Monday next.
The Messenger will give an sxcur
sion to the Island on the 4th of july
leaving at Up. IN. and returning at
p. IN.
Those who wish to participate in tn,
games and races on the Fourth shoult
made their entries at the drug store o.
Sutherland & Forsyth as early as posi-
bic.
J.C. Taggart has opened branch
store on Third street. He is now max
ing specially of ice cream and is put.
ting tho same up in fancy moulds for
parties.
BY the death of C.. r. Mabley, which
occurred Tuesday morning. Detroit loses
one OF her most prominent ana enter
prlsiRg citizens and the state one of its
most liberal contributors to charitable
enterprises, q man universally esteemed
by his vast army of employees.
The cup for the prize in the rifle con-
test on the Fourth between the Chebov-
gan GuR club team and a team from
Fort Mackinac, arrived this morning
and is on exhibition in the window OF
A. l.. Fexer's jewelry store. 1t is a
beauty.
Mrs Bartlett has leased the Union
House and will open it July 4th as a
$lOO per day house. She is a most ex-
eelient cook and with Ralph Brown as
manager. tho house will get its share of
the trade. See advertisement in another
Ihere was man once on a time, who
tho't him wondreus wise. He swore bv
Eli the tabled gods he'd never advertise.
But the goods were advertised ere long.
and thereby hangs tale: the ad. was
'et in nopparsil, alsd ncaded "Sheriff's
'ale."- Crib5ed.
The newspapers Of this section have
'een very liberal in their notices of our
'omlng Fourth Of July celebration, for |
III OF which the people of Chsboygan are
.rateful and would be pleased to have
ne entire press of Northern Michigan
WITH them on that occasion.
A brilliant meteor passed oyer Chsboy-
an shortly after ten o'clock Tuesday
light. 1t was so brilliant that it threw
no bright moon completely in the
hade, while il lasted. 1t appeared like
huge electric light, and when 1t burst
lsplayed all the hues of the rair bow.
G. W. Bunker 81 Co., have got their
ock OF crockery and glassware in shape
nd intend opening their store to the
1blic at 8 p. m. this evening
hey have nice stock of goods
I'd making a speciality of the
'ockery business will enable them to
TRY full line at all times.
A. l.. Fexer has manufactured six
ry handsome medals to be given as
ICES for the boat races on the 4th. The
edal for the first prizs in the single ,
ull race is especially striking and
es credit to Mr.. Fexer's taste and skill
workman. The Medals together
th other prizes will be exhibited in Mr.. ,
'xor's show window. q
With this number ends volume 10 of
0 NORTHERN TRIBUNE and next week
o paper will enter upon its eleventh
ar. The paper has larger subscrip- Q
IN list than since IL was established
d is enjoying steady growth. Its
troRage was never before so large in I
Dry department, and for this endorse q
mt OF the paper and the work exeeu- '
in the job department,we cannot bat
j grateful to the citizens of Cheboy-
n and surrounding country. Ths Of
is better prepared than ever to do I
rd in tho best style, having added 4
gely to the material and increased l,
: force of efficient workmen. d
The school taught by G.. s. Moore in u
irict No. 2 township of Beaugrand n
sed very successful year by grand o
mic in Sammon's grove, near the fair o.
'unds, last Saturday. A very inter u
ing programme was presented, CEN
Ting of readings, recitatioAs and sing n
!. Prof. Philips, Of Toledo. O., was p'
sent and favored those present with d.
sic on his violin, and sports and Il
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