Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-02-26

istSb week.
Iosco says, mo snow, no hauling, no
nothing"
Saranac seems to be having spiritual.
ism On the brain.
Wyandotte boasts of only two failures
lsince the panic. -
A 81 dog chewed up s75 worth Of hati
in Flint store. ax
The well known Jennings flour mill at
fapeer is to be rebuilt. icf--
| Religious excitement killed Mr.. David
Randall, of Lake Ri lge.
Jessie Petley. the Union City clothes
lines thief, has been caught.
Bessie Turner" had her baggage at
tachcd at Bay City-debt. ce
Judge Birney is heading toward Hol-
land. He left home Thursday. u
Hon. John Hayes. of Bay City, will
pitch bis tent in California. -"
Morenci is to have a chicken associa-
ton. No mention of pups as yet,
A duel between two Wyandotters was
interrupted by the town marshal.
Wenona has ladies' aid society which
is really doing great deal of good.
Rev. P. Forbes of Mt Vernon, received
donation Of 500 the other night.
| Will Hewitt, of Hillsdale, has become
insane and has been sent to Kalamazoo.
Burglars are having a, good time at
Fenysburg, robbing offices, schoolhousce,
etc.
DR.. j. w. Graves, OF Caro-, must an
swer to a charge of arson, or forfeit
$1,000 bail.
The Lansing folks smooth : it over by
calling their gambling hell a s'chess
room"
The big schooner, W. II. Sage. built at
Bay City last year for $4,000, has been
sold for $32,50
VIM. Lawrence, Of Tuscola County,
weighs 1876 pounds, and stands feet
~ inches high.
1t is rumored that Grand Rapids mer-
chants are going to kill off all the auc-
tioneers and then bcgin on the circus
men,
Over fifty persons have recently been
converted at Muskegon, which the Re-
porter thinks is pretty good for wicked
town."
AT Richmond one Of the ministers 10
engaged in praying for the s'liars of the
village of Richmond" He has taken a
big job.
"A $3.50 team collided with locomo-
tive at Attica last week. The locomo-
tive stood it first rate, but the team was
badly '.broke up"
Two Dexter poultry raise-s have been
sent to the Detroit House of Correction.
They raised the poultry off from another
persons hen roost.
The Romeo folks talk of getting tents
for their postoffice and telegraph office.
The fires keep driving them out Of all
more substantial places.
Once a month for the past three months
has Colwell's drug store at Pontiac been
robbed. There is nothing like having
regular avenues of business.
Rev. Mr.. Braton has received a call to
Ill the pulpit of the Second Baptist
Church at Rome, Mich. His epistle to
the Romans said he would come.
Tweniy-four uneasy Bay Citizens have
resolved to hie them away to the Black
Hills. They will take ten or twelve
safes to bring the gold back in.
Mt. Clemens is just ready to boil oyer
with excitement over a secret marriage
in high lite-oaly it is so very secret that
as yet they know nothing about it.
A steam sausage machine has been put
i'm operation at Coldwater, and the dogs
are bidding affectionate' farewells to their
masters and making break for the north
woods. ~a
There is some excitement on the streets
of. Port Huron over the reported defal-
cation of member of one of the secret
societies who had the handling of the
funds of the order.
The city of Adrian won't pay any JUS
tice costs in suits brought for violation Of
the city ordinance, and one of the Adrian
justices humps up his back and sues the
city in the Circuit Court.
Libbie Conkling has been presented
with purse of $500 by warm-hcartcd
sympathizing people of Adrian and vie
cinity. Frazier has been presented with
a striped suit By the state. M -
He is a Pontiac man, and was to have
wooden wedding. The paasion was
Lighted mp. the table spread. and the wife
in joyful state of expectancy, but the
guests didn't come. subsequently, 1t was.
discovered that James had forgottsn 70
mail the .inuitntions. e.1 T4f4s.i 90
Two small boys, named Cisco and Peck,
aged respectivelysthirteen and ten, were
drowned In Ottawa Lake Friday of last
week.. They had gentured out on the
ice about aqaasteref Smils' ffosnP shore.
and poEeia.z They were takeffbut' 'w1s4
4 difficulty by Ed. Montgomery, whs'
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