Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-03-04

Birds eye maple is being shipped from
Clare to London, England,

Difus eye napic IL oeiuS o0lppeo lTOxu
Clare to London, England,
Mr.. j. M. Ballou, of Otsego, has con.
tract for building 400 tanning mills.
Hannah, Lay & Co., of Grand Traverse,
are to erect large planning mill.
johnny Rogers, of Chester, was crushed
to death by log few days ago.
A six-legged calfis the chief attraction
at Burlington just now. $3.50 would NOT
buy it.
Rev. j. s. Smart Is holding revival
meetings at the Methodist church at Port
Huron.
The prospects are favorable for a large
fruit crop the coming season In Grsnd
Traverse.
Tuscola county sends sixteen-foot loR
to the Centennial. 1t will scale 1000 feet
of clear lumber.
A life-saving station is being built At
Grand Haven harbor. It is to be com
pleted by April lst.
Wild pigeons and maple sugar are be-
ing harvested in divers localities in this
state. The crop is good one.
Lodges of new order called tho
knights OF Agriculture are being started
In various parts of this state. 1t takes
first Fate.
Adrian won't have pretty waiter girls,
Dut dirty, thievish, corner loafers are al
lowed to live and thrive.
Fifteen extra trains passed over the
Grand Rapids and Indiana railroad Feb.
20th, loaded with ice and lumber.
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Adrian is excited over the bankruptcy
OF Henry A. Angel. Keep cool. These
times are enough to bankrupt any Angel.
VIM. Moore, OF Hillsdale, while Telling
trees on farm near that place, had both
legs broken, and one must be amputated.
Many shrubs and fruit trees were bro
Ken at Coldwater by the fall of sleet and
nail that visited that place Sunday night.
Battle Creek proposes to send forty or
ilfty OF its surplus population to the
Black Hills. The poor house would be
handler.
Abont 30,000000 feet of logs have been
put into White river; Muskegon county.
the present season,-about half as much
as last year.
An Alpena youth took his girl out
riding last Sunday, let the horse run
away. she was thrown out and one of her
legs broken.
Charles Crane, of South Haven. laid in
a dose OF corrosive sublimate by mistake,
and he now sleeps in the valley. He
thought it was whisky.
Harvey Welton, of Pontiac. has been
committed for a voluntary confession of
arson. He says he burned three hotel
barns about five years ago.
The first Congregational society of j ack.
son Is trying 10 cancel a $4,000 debt. and
Rev. Moses Smith rclinqushed $500 OF
MS saiary to secure the result.
Mrs. Daniels, of Sherman. near Sturgis,
was thrown from wagon last week. and
her back and both legs were broken. She
died in about two hours.
AL. Thompson, the Ferrvsburoh bur-
glar, has been sentenced to the house of
correction Tor six years. The sentence
followed the crime only about one week.
February 2ith was the first anniyerxa.
ry OF the consecratlon OF Bishop Gil,espie
OF western Michigan, and it was observed
In various parts Of the diocese by special
services.
The house of Mr. D. c. Hauver, of Ar
cadia, Gratiot county, was burned with
all Its contents the other day. and the
BENEVOLENT neighbors are helping him
build again.
A Maple Grove man whipped his wife
because she rose up and spoke i'm meet
ing. Some OF these days that man win
be begging that woman or Lazurus to
come down and cool his tongue.
i Laura S. Haviland, the originator OF
the state public school at Coldwater. is
going to write book embodying the
principal incidents of her life, and espe-
cially OF her career during the war.
Alas. has Beecierania extended so far
west? Rev. 4. w. May, pastor of the NJ.
E. church at Chesaning, Saginaw county.
has had charges preferred against him Of
adultery, immoral and unchristian con.
duct.
The Kdlkaskian confidently believes
that the village of KaIkaska will double
It's population and business within the
next eighteen months, and its number Of
inhabitants will reach 5000 within five
years.
A Mrs. Potbury, living about fouI miles
west of Flint, Was found in i'm her house.
> tllrday evening burned To death. She
had been alone, and it is thought, she
iell upon the stove i'm fit. She was
about forty-five years of age.
Mrs. Grant received on the 24th ult..
and forwarded tO.the Treasury depart
ment, a letter from Ishpeeming. Mich.
signed Mrs. VIM. Il. Dickinson, enclosing
Two dollars from that lady aud Mrs, Web.
ster OF Connecticut, to help pay the ma
tiOnal debt.
The Hubbar lstOn Advertiser saws that
Pewamo has "a scandal in which j. d.
Dickson. a tru tee of the NJ. E. church.
led another brothers wife astray. Ho
e,nieSses his guilt. but thinks ali ereat
men are Liable TO tall, and points to Mr..
Beecher as an example.
! w. r. Burt. of East Saginaw. has cansed
the arrest of John Gallagher, banker. ON
charge of fraudulently obtainlny bis
tBurts) signature TO notes to the amount
of $20,O 600, 10 be used in the purchase of
state land i'll Mississippi. Gallagher
gave bail in the sum of $4,5OO.
Adrian girls prac ice their little leap
year jokes on the unsophisticated young
men of that city, by making appoint
ments to meet them Oh the street at a
certain time of the night, and then from.
some coy room near by watch the poor
fellows to see how long they remain on
the street exposed to The chilling blasts
OF winter. The longest time mentioued
is two hours
Thursday afternoon, of last week. 8 lad
named Robert Clark got the keys of the
JACKSON Iaii anu unlocked the Jail doors,
out t'ie inmates, With one exception, re-
FUSED 10 ieaye, and sent for the jailor to
lock tnsm up again. The exceptions was
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discharged the next day, and for whose