Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-01-29

7" Clam Lake EnORrils the 0ss OF Chatter
tten, feineriss editor of the Ncws. .It,is
his creditors who claim the best right to
mourn s1a1oaf4 IN ,a.tl ..ai sssas
! Adrian reports two cases lot smallpox
This winter, and measles thicker than ap-
plicants for.goyernment Offices. .''osa9s
;. One hundred buildings We're erected in
Port Huron last year. at an aggregate
cost of S4lO,ooo. .,'.i Z sss-'sa'
y The steamers are still running between
Grand Haven and Milwaukee, and have.
no trouble with the iee.- -, ssns.as
Coldwater Erhas severn houses Of
worship: feur brick sand three wooden
Structures. ij9e sidi ri eniwosp bow
They are killing rattle snakes and btm-
bic bees in Van Buren. ia saA 9lSat
r A girl named Benson was burned to
death at Lansing OH the 22nd- -
T. There Were fifty conversions in the re-
vfyal at Spring Lake last week. .,eb -
The Chicago and Michigan Lake Shore
railroad acoDpnayEhavejust finished their
third $l,5oo sHow plow. No wonder 1t
don't snow. iai 70 sisosd eli s-sdg
i Oliver Augustus. a young moke of Ann
Arbcr. gets three years board a: the
house of correction, for some carving he
did on Isaac Robinson. .iosrsg .ibzsl
The Battle Creek Adventist publishing
company is going to show some Of its
work at the Centennial. uS
The Plainwe!l paper mill has made 95Q,-
800 pounds of paper during the past year.
The. mill keeps thirty persons in employ
ment. and ititakes sI5.oo0 per year to pay
thensai D. s-izgs4frs Lsprs ,fa-t
Ex-Mayor W. II. WalIby, sof Adrian,
lis spending the winter in 5 Florida. and
writes enthusiastic letters about the beali-
ties of ofJacksonyille as a winter "summer
resort s.,,.,g ads
I Complaints about the lack of snow and
advertisements of DeEaHds saleratus con-
stitutes the bulk ofsfhe ..locaIr in the
country papers just now. a asia.
The widow of Hon. Silas A: Holt rook,
who settled in coldwater about 1923, re.
ceiyed donation visit 1T the hands Of the
pioneers of Coldwater. -. 1ite iifo
Elisha Weed OF sagatuck left loaded
gun, muzzle down, standing in a room.
and went off one day recently and
killed his little daughter.
A Bay City landlord turned a lone wo-
man into the street without bit Of warn
ing, and now she has recovered damages
sufficient 10 pay her rent until spring, and
he has got to pay the costs of the suit Or
go to Jail. ua-s
Union prayer meetings were to be held
/ two evenings OF the present week in, Mar
shah preparatory to the coming of the
evangelist Graves, who begins his Iabors
in that place next week. q 81 su4r
| ALeslie man owas bag Of gold eagles
worth $1,000. He goes about tempting
the impecunions editors of that place by
| letting them heft it and look at it, AMI
then leaving them in sorrow and gloom.
! Superintendent of Public Instruction
ID. B. Briggs has appointed Prof W. Ii.
Payne Of Adrian. Joseph c.. Jones of
Pontiac, AMI Miss Julia A. King of Flint,
state visitors to the Normal school. q.
The Michigan State Agricultural soci-'
ety's presidentdid1 n sensible thingrwhem
he appointed Chas. A. Iigenfritp torepre-
sent the agricultural Interests of the state
at the Centennial. He isrthe right mai
in the right place. He halls from Mon
roe. ietis ~ -s1eg saiH4sz
AT Pontiac a verdict of guilty has been
returned In the Mcintyre Brigham bas-
tardy. case. A suit for seduction will
probably be the thing in order. just
what is the next after that will probably
be wedding or some other foolishness.
Two gas wells at Marine City have been
put to doing domestic service, cooking,
heating. etc. The gas burns blue and is
not good for'illuminating purposes.
DeTt L tttciitI Is the l. ulN ell Uoy WHO
thought it was smart to take revolver to
school with him He will be able to use
his leg again about hoeing time.
Adrian has a pauper worth half a mil
lion. anu his name is Newsom. His mon
Isyis in the. old c ,untry, he ca ms, wait.
| ing for him, and if he only knew some
one who would 60 aiil get this new-sum,
he'd give half aud be happy. For the
present he lives on expectation and-tem-
porary relief, principally the later.
Laflyette Mcclure of Sylvester. Mecos-
ia aeoanty, was taken from his home on
the night of Jan. both, by ten men with
i blackenel faces, who rode. him on a rail.
A fight ensued. in which McClure's pock-
cts were picked, his scuIl broken, and
his eaptors left him insensible. in the
road. o.s scsFgd asdB9 zlsiill n
Dale & Moore, the icontaactOrsit to build
the harbor of refuge mt Sand Beach, have
failed with liabilities ut $4,000, assets
100000. The merchants Of Sand Beach
and adjoining villages lose largely by this
failure, as many of them had endorsed
for and trusted the firm. thinking all
rightas they were working for the United
lStates. and had already secured con-
/ tract for 800, 900 worth of work on TIE
iliarbor the coning season. -''ss2
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