Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1885-06-25
THE CITY.

Reid 81 Co., have received a choice
stock of crockery and glassware. See
their ad.
On the 4th of July, the ladies OF the
Congregational church will serve ice
cream and Strawberries from the Farrell
block on Main st.
w. s. Smith has his band saw in his
mill but 1t cannot be operated success
fully with his present system of feed and
he is haying char 90 made.
The ladies Of st. James Episcopal
church will give moonlight excursion
on the Minnie M. tomorrow evening,
Good music for dancing. Tickets 80
cents.
Smyth & Co., are DESTROYS of engaging
exclusively in the book and stationery
business, and commencing Monday
evening will offer their fine stock Of
watches and jewelry Mt auction.
There was rumor on tho street yes
terday morning that the VanRaalts had
been lost and all on board but one lost.
There was no truth in the rumOr, she
left Harbor Springs yesterday morning
on time for Manistique.
The residence OF ". G. Given, one Of
the finest in Sault Ste Marie, caught
fire Tuesday morning about one o'clock
and was entirely consumed and but lit
tie furniture saved. The building was
new one and the fnishing touches
would have been completed the day it
burned, 1t was valued at about $1,000.
Our citizens should bear in mind the
commencement exercises of the graded
school which take place at the Opera
Houss'next Monday evening. The young
ladies composing the graduating class
have been giving attention. for some.
time to preparing their essays for the
occasion and we have no doubt will do
credit to themselves and the school. In
will be music and the occasion cannot
addition to the literary productions there
fail to be Of great interest.
The presentation party at Masonic
hall last evening was the party Of the
season. The attendance was large, the
ladies were at their best. music was
good. the committees did their duties in
an admirable manner and everybody
was happy. The fraturnity always make
a success Of whatever thsv undertake
and hence Il was to have been expected
that the occasion would be one Of great
enjoyment.
The treaty of Washington of 1871"
including article Fl, terminates July 1st
l885,aDd after that date all kinds of fish,
the product Of the Dominion of Conada
will have to pay duty. Under the treaty
fresh fish imported for immediate con-
sumption were admitted free of duty,
but owing to the termination of the
treaty afer July LIST they will be liable
to duty. For several seasons vast guam
titles of fresh fish from Canada have
been admitted free at this port, the
shipment Of fresh Hsh having been quite
an important item, the greater portion
being from Canadian waters.
It was not the loss Of that society job
particularly that troubled our eontsm-
porary. but the constant appearance Of
the imprint Of the TRIBUNE job Office on
about all the work distributed about
town is what irritates him. We can't
help it, though, and don't propose to try.
The people want first-class work and
consequently leave their orders at the
TRIBUNE steam printing Office where
they know by experience everything is
done in satisfactory manner. Demo
Gratis and Republicans alike patronizs
us and all are courteOusly and justly
dealt with. The extensive patronage
we are receiving from members Of the
former party is good index to the
standing in this community Of our
wOuld-be competitor.