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National Republican., 1876-06-27
NOTICE.
Having included the business of selling -..
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION

with that Of real estate and stock broker and hay
Ing secured the services of Mr.. 4. ID. CLEARY,
late Of the firm of Latimer Cleary. feel assured
Of being able TO give entire satisfaction TO all BY
whom may be employed. All business intrusted 20
me will receive prompt ana careful attention, and
Respectfully solicit the patronage of my friends and
the public generally.
$3.50 r. A. DARNEILTE, -,
Real Estate Broker and AuGt.Saeer,
Northeast corner of Seventh street And Loalsiala
thyenue, tstarlAI jess-sFsfhst
National Republican., 1876-06-27

To buy fine WATCHES, CHAINS, DIAMONDS,
and all other fine JEW ELRY, cheap for cash, so to
5. GOLDSTEIN & co.
If you need GUNS, REyOLyERS, SILVER and
any valuable present for ornament, go to the
LOAN OFFICE, CORNER TENTH AND ID STS.,
To sell valuable Goods, to negotiate a Loan or to
obtain liberal allow wances on Commission, reason
able terms go to the oldest, largest and most res-
hrt1c INF bfa ntafrv
National Republican., 1876-06-27

EOR SALE, EXCHANGE OR RENT-THAr
II beautifully finished RESIDENCE, 1894 a.
street northwest, containing seventeen rooms, 6M
most eligtbly located, and possessing all modern
improyements. Half cash; Apply to w. NOT-AA
east, or to r. A. POSEY, Fort Foot, MArJiand.
ian21-H
National Republican., 1876-06-27

E,OR SALE-HORSE, BUGGY AND HAR-
IL NESS, in hrst-rste order. Horse is =
kind, will stand without hitching, and Is
o fast road horse. Inquire st ~
kELEHER'S STABLES,
sefS-H EE Eighth street. No.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-04-29
Tho Man and Squirrel problem.

The problem of the man and the squir-
rel which has agitated the minds of some
of our citizens for some time past has
been submitted by Il reporter of the De-
trOit News to Prof Watson, of Ann Ar
Dor, for solution. Prof Watson says :
"Oh, yes, have had that question sub
mitted 70 me before 1t is only confu-
sion Of terms, and that is what makes the
puzzle. l should say that he does not 90
around the squirrel. Considering the
man relatively to the squirrel, lie does
not make a revolution. Now, Mercury
is nearer the sun than the earth, ami the
orbit Cf Mercury is within that of the
earth, but no one can say, in Science. that
the earth revolves around Mercury. They
both revOlve around the center of the sun
at different distances So, too, the mali
and the squirrel revOlve around the cell
ter of the tree. The hunter simply goes
round the orbit of the squirrel.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-04-29
sIACKINAW MATTERS.

To the Editor Of the NORTHERN TRIBUNE.
The Republican County convention
met according to notice. Delegates to
Grand Rapids, May 10th, E. G. Gaskill
and j. r. Bailey. County committee
for ensuing year John r. Bailey, Chair
man, and Benoni Lachance. Secretary,
with working committee of seventeen.
The Democratic County convention met
OH the following day, and elected dele
gates to Democratic State convention, to-
wit: VIM. Preston, Esq, and j. A. T..
Wendell. County committee, chairman
of, John Biddle; Secretary OF, Horace
A. n. Todd; with working committee
of ten. "Long may they wiggle."
DR.. John r. Bailey has returned from
the west. He found gold in paying
quantities, but much time and money
requisite to develOpe the wealth. We
have established mint here, and invite
proposals for furnishing the state with
specie.
The John Pridgcon, Montgomery,
Champlain, and the schooner Nellie
Gardner are at our docks, bound up.
The dOwnward-bound fleet are about %
miles westward of the Island, and de-
pendant on the warm rays of the sun to
release them. We can safely fix the day
at May 1st.
The Champlain managed to get two
good-sized holes in her hull in working
into the dock. She would undoubtedly
have sunk, but for the timely assistance
of citizers. Capt. Davis tells them to go
to h. should be sorry to see his boat
in the same dilemma again in deep wa
ter. think the whole transaction would
90 to the '.great unknown"
Signal station, telegraph communica-
ton and light station sure beyond a
doubt. Yours, &C.,
MACKINAC.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-04-29
PERSONAL.

Col. r. c. Duryea, engineer in charge
of the harbor dredging, arrived yester-
terday morning OH the st. Joe.
Mr.. John Long came in OH the st. Joe,
and will spend short time in our vii
lage.
Capt James Bennett and family, OF
Mackinaw, who spent the winter outside
were on the st. Joe, on their way to the
Island.
j. f. Hall is back from his trip outside
after goods.
Charles Lynn, of Lynn Bros, has gone
outside to make arrangements for stock
to supply the citizens of the village with
fresh meat.
M. Wertheimer returned on the Ma
rine City this morning.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-04-29

He said he wanted some gum to chaw,
aud he took case knife and an old oys-
ter can and went over to the rollway on
the bank of the river, and gather from
the end of the logs nearly can full OF
pitch.
He went home, made up a rousing fire
in the kitchen stove and placed the can
upon it to boil, because he said gum TO
''chaw" cannot be made if you don't boil
it.
His big brother warned him of his dam
ger, and told him peremptorily to take
the can right straight from the stove or
he would set the house on fire, but lie
thought he knew better than that, and as
the big brother went on about his busi
ness without taking further notice, he let
it stay there, because, as he said it with
emphasis. he was bound to have some
gum to chaw, and he knew that was the
way to make it. The stove had become
red with heat upon the top. The pitch
had almost began 10 boil when the solder
of the can having melted it burst, and
the pitch spread itself over the surface
of the stove, down its sides upon the
floor, and as it ran along it became blaze
of fire shooting up to the ceiling of the
room, and around his head and ears,
scOrching his hair and almost entirely
burning his cyelashes and brows from his
face. The room was soon filed with smoke
and such hurrying to and fro to put
out that fire was never known before,
probably nor since. They had it lively
for a short time, and the experiment of
boiling pitch to make gum came near
being a disastrous one, but by prompt
work they succeeded i'll quenchlng the
flames without any further damage than
scorcbed persons ami smoked walls and
ceilings. But one thing is certain, there
viii! be no further experiments ut making
gum ut that house. Rather than run
any such risk again he has concluded to
chaw the gum in its native state.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-04-29
The Bisnark.

This we'll known tug has been in a
manner rebuilt. and her appearance
above deck so changed that she will
hardly be recognized. Her engines
were taken out and taken to Duncan
City, where they were put in as perfect
a condition as possible, by Harry Rob
erts. They have been moved forward
four feet, and set up by MIR. John Dun
don, tho engineer thus enabling her
cabin to be shortened at the after part
six feet, which gives a cOmmodious deck
at the stern of the boat, making it much
more pleasant and convenient. The pilot
house has been set back 13 feet, and
raised somewhat higher, giving the Capt.
much better chance to control her and
see his surroundings much better than
before; and giving them additional
height i'm the lower cabin.
She has received new bulwarks and
rail new deck and two new tow-posts.
The cabin will be covered with galvan-
lied iron. She is receiving fresh coat
of paint throughout, and will look as
neat and tidy as any craft that floats the
waters.
The wood work has been done under
the immediate supervisor of Capt. Fos-
ter, and by him and Mr.. Peter johnson,
and reflects much credit on them for the
neat and substantial manner in which
it has been done. The painting IS being
done by Mr.. Southom. She will come
out fitted with two new wheels, of the
best Buffalo pattern. Capt. Foster
thinks he will have everything complet-
ell and ready to launch by the middle
Of next week..
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-04-29
The improvement Association.

The regular meeting of the Improve
ment association takes place at Cueny's
Hall next Tuesday evening. There has
been considerable lack of interest man
ifested on the part of the members in
the business of the association, and the
furtherance of the interests it was form
ed to aid. There is one thing certain
Unless the members take more interest i'm
its meetings, and encourage those who
are willing to work for advancing the
interests of the village and county, the
benefits to be derived from the organiza-
tion will fall far short Of what they
would be did all the members take hold
and take an active part. We hope that
the members will exert themselves and
turn out generally at the meeting next
Tuesday night. There will undoubtedly
be business brought before the meeting
in which all are more or less interested.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-04-29
A Chance for Bargains.

We desire to attract attention to the
advertisement of Mr.. Jessup in this issue.
Mr.. Jessup says that he intends closing
out his stock just as fast as he possibly
can, and in order to do so will make it to
the interest of every person wishing any
thing in his line to give him call. Prices
way down. Gail early to secure the bes
bargains and choice of the stock, and sat-
isfy yourself that he means just what his
says.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-04-29

1t is rumored that the Mexican revolu-
have been beaten near Monterey.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-04-29
TRIBUNE.
SATURDAY, APRIL 20, 1876.

Meeting of the Board of Supervisors, for
the County of Cheboygan, Saturday.
April 22d, 1876.
The Board of Supervisors met spursu-
ant to previous call.
The roll was called by the clerk.
Personal---very. III. Kezar, of Benton /;
James Barclay. of Bcaugrand; William
Newman. of Grant, and John Heaphy,
of Duncan.
Absent-Wm B. Ellis, of Inverness,
and Antoine ShenanaQuette, of Burt.
There being quorum of the Super
visors present, they then proceeded to
transact business by appointing Henry
Ii. Kezar Chairman of said Board.
The following accounts were present
ed, examined, audited ami allowed-frst
by resolution which was offered that
George Paquette be allowed wo hun
dred and sixty-six dollars compensation
for taking care of county buildings, as
Sheriff. during the sixteen months he
has served up to date; and be it further
RESOLVED, That he shall be compensat-
ed i'm the same proportion for the re-
inainder of the year. Carried.
For which an orderwas drawu..... 1896 0C
j. 2. Sutton acct. Of S5O.97, al
lowcd..........- ...-........................ oO ~
DR.. a. Nj. GerOw, acct. of $S.lO,
aiioWeu............... ~
VIM. Chandler, acct. for inland
lake and river navigation....... 79 OO
VIM. Chandler, acct. for cOntiD-
gent expenses. scs......................... 81 OJ
George Paquette, Sheriff, acct.
and expenses for taking pris-.
oner to the House of Correc-
ton, at Detroit, Mich. allowed 75 OO
| George Paquette, acct. for arrest
| ing, boarding prisoners, &c.,. "a 81
Andrew Fexer, acct. for station
| cry, ink. books, &C., for the
f, count! ............................. ~
E. Spiller & Co., making coffin
| for Mehan, $40; allowed at...... 6 Ot
G.. Jackson. for two days OIL jury
before justice collrt.............. 81
VIM. Newman, Supervisor acct. 4 Os
John Heaphy, Supervisor acct..... 3 81
Henry ii. Kezar, Supervisor acct. 3 II
| l0tal. SOtl os
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Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-04-29

TluESE LANDS are all situated within a rea-
j sOnabIe distance of ChebOygsn, and are
among the b. ct in this section of the stale. II
is cheaper to buy choice land near town, at a
reasonable price, than to take inferior lanGs for
nothing. noI7-if
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-04-29

The following resolutions were adopt
ell, viz:
Rcsolucd, That Henry ii. Kezar. Chair
man of this Board, and james Barclay be
and are hereby appointed committee
on finance to examine accounts against
the county previous to said accounts be-
ing presented to the County Board.
Resolued, That Henry II. Kczar. Chair
man of this Board, and Metlard Metivier.
County Clerk, be and are hereby instruct
ell to issue orders for One-half of the
amount of such Incidental expenses us
may from time to time be Incurred in re-
lation to the Cheboygan and Emmett
Counties Lake and River improvement.
Carried.
Then said Board adjourned until the
20th day of May next, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
HENRY III. KEZAR, Chairman.
MEDARD METIvIER, Clerk Of the
Board of Supervisors.
, 1876-02-26
Der 6plsbanbs1 in Wlthiaan.

NSeltti III Wtt6igQn ba8 Ibtretben Der Nals
oiln9en 10 fort gebt mie III Den letten Sabreu,
10 mtro Der St1at in Is Sabren fetnen Bdrnl
fne9r aut iettem Sobe1 iteben baben. Stun
oellte man etHnlal nad), melf ein Se9en cine
StaatS7 ooer SunoeS : Nalo : @uItur fem
lUliroe, ipel6e bnrh AnpflanSung junger
Saime Ihon iett Sabr uno Sag bafiir battle
lorgen %fOnrel', baB in Is Sabren in ienenl
Staat ebenIopiel junger Sort %beran9epad'
ZEN mare fir ben 9olSbanoel, ipie bis babiu
alter Nalo abgetrieben iein nirb. Sn 1875
l~teterte Der Staat 5000 Oiiqtonen SUB Shuts
holS cine 2teferultg, Die fif auf leiue pers
ld)leoenen Slub'@ebiete oertbeilte.
Der DSaginam Courier" bered)net sic fir
1876 belteuteu 2tefernn9en auf 2100 Diiuio-
men Sub. 3a5 @eiddft mar Sufolge Der 9es
rtrQen Jta6frage nuo Der niebrigen SolSs
Pretle in Der lebten SaiIon nenig ;ufrieber'
lteueno. Chicago mar Der SauptsOtarft eS
be5og alein aus Wtidi9au 1907 Wti(ionen
Sup 9olS. Nid)t allein gu SauSpeden lpuroe
es bort ret6lid peripenoet, ionber1 nai1lent-
ltdl III Der Wf0bel. SSabrifation, ipeld)e baIclblt
clllen INNER 9r0beren Nufibnung ninlnlt,
Die 0ltlide @infubr aus benz ipe1tlihen Otarft
perordngt unb ielblt arf ibren ei9enen Didrf-
ten nit ben 0ltliten 6abrifen erfol9reid) con,
currirt.
0as Iusbleiben bes Sfnees in bieiem
8itter bot Der &hdti9feit Der 9olSlieferanteu
groBen @intrag eetban. Sros beS ltilen
Charities i'm Sttober uuo yiouember lpareH
bod Die 0clpDbnliden, aablreider Sdaaren
Der SolSfduer in Die 8dloer 9eid,dt moroer,
i'm el1er eeb0rigen Gorratb All baber, lpellll
I'M 9eSember Sic Sdlittenbabn beeinnen
lpiiroe, Die iorlt burdihutttlid bonn erlteu
Sp3pr1hcr hiS 3,tn erStp1 MniiI IN lemon IGp.
genDe1 bauert. Iber Der Sdneetan mar
bis Mitte Sebruar 10 gering, baB fat gar
fetn Sdlitten : Sransport m09lih mar, unb
Die Solslieferanten uidt miiien, wie ite tbre
@outrafte auSfibren loIen.
@as ben Solsbeltano i'm Staate betrtfit,
10 nimr1t man an, baB Der Ider un9efabr
5000 SUB 6idtenbol, ~llefert. Sci einer idbrs
llfen Nbiebung bon 1000 Wiuionen SUB
miiroen benlna6 jebes Sabr 250,000 Afer
ab9etrieben, 10 DaB in Is Sabreu fein Baum
fort9ebt. OaSu fomnnt aud nod, baB baS
Die Sol5idler III ibrer Sorgloiigfeit uno lln>
porlidttsfeit Siel beitra9en, ulto miro oleie
@efabr ourf Die %maienbafte @bfale, lpclte
ie ltegen lalien, nnenolth perlnebrt.
0aS 2anb 1T fad, obne Sellen nno 9ohelt,
ohne brette pralrien nlo Sliiiie, Die gSdloer
itno ausgebDrrt i'm Sodiommer, uno lr9enl
ETH Sunfen, elm perlaiieneS Seuer rnit
SrduOe berpor, Die iid AMI picle 2tellen ipelt
uab brett ausbebnen nnD ldon unerrlt9
bel S6aben 9etban haben.
Mi6i9an iolte BET !3citen al cine &alo.
@ultur benfen.- Inf Dem Gertennial utro
Der Staat gut reprdienttrt lein fem Sc
bdube auf Dem @runp iol nnr aus Dtaterlas
lien bon 0tidisau erridtet werpeu, aus
Soll Stein uno @iien; uno YrofeIor
Seale bat 100 periAiebene 1olS Sorten Sur
Ausite1ung %lortlrt, moran iiA eile Dfense
i'm Staat fabrlStrte Sol5tuaarcn oler Art ar'
ihlle6en peroen.
, 1876-02-26
Ser 9lrmintsS aragrapD.

Qusfhblide Ssrihte p'r ocutiden 0ieidS.
tags srbanolunscn reiden bis 81 Seenot'
gula Der %5psitsn Geiuls Der Straf9eiet
giOpe1e $50 SAM gu Der y ODE etner pos
liti'den Gcbutte erhob iid Die Serbanolnn9
MIR bel benz Aruin- y a,aorapben, Der ieooN
oils iolder sar nid)t aur Sprade fam. ion=
bern mr. in Der @sitalt bes Announcements,
iiber wel1cs Die ACKNOWLEDGMENT ita i'm
SorauS nit Der ireiconieruatiusn &eifSpar.
tel oerltGnotSt bdtten. Der nlpriingIlhe
Paragraph lautete:
Gin &eamter i'm 9ienie bes ausiuGrti0en @mtcs, bes
9euti6en Jieibes. pelGer Daeiues uu9eborialns 9e8ell
Die ibm 0nltlit ertDeilten g8eiiun9en ib iDuIoi9 madt,
ooer y es mlterninlmt, burd umpabre @n9abeil leine
@nrGelebteu oner mhter YhBbr0uh leiuer umtlidet
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9enbelt our6 Wtittbeilm9 upn 9ienit9ebeimuiiiel an
llnbercttiqte uerlebt, pOer A. bel Der Ntufbeluobrln9
dmtliher Sdrftltlde pronun9sWibri0 OeriGDrt. miro
obne llnteri6ieo. oh o0s ger9eDen i'm Aulanne nber I'M
Auslonoe bcgan9en lporoeu lit, loiern niht nab anoes
rem N|eiimmun9en cine Idlpere Straie uertpirtt lit, nit
Gef1n0niB ooer Celebrate bis gu iebstauleno U(ort,
uto lpeml ole Gambling seei9net mar, pas gSobl oes
, 1876-02-26
9ic !Saiierin BON 1nSien.

Sdou felt seruumer 3eit, namentllh iett
Der inoiiden 6epolution uno oeS ueber9an9S
SnoienS inter Die SerrIdaft Der &rone aus
ben Sauben Der polltil dl>inpalloen @oinpa9nie
DOH Suoien, mar pfterS Die 9teoe oauol, Dem
Sitel y&0nta bon Gnglano" ben pelterer
Sttel ySaiier bon Snoien" hinSuSu fli9en.
Dtan bate baSu peri1iebene @riinoe. 0le
lnbildben llltertbanen unb Die lnoii1en
Eiiriten fonnen lih ibren Serrider nldt obne
unQebeuren Yomp uro hodtrabenoe 3Itel
benfen. SIS 9eb0rt ELL gut Sbell 9eforationSs
uno OemonltrattorlS : 9unhu9 oaSl, I'M
bieien Snoern 81 trnponire1. 3a ibre TIirltell
iih ielbIt &0nl9e, Serrn Der Sonne, osS
lpelHen Glepbauteu II. I. 10. utllnel, lulu Der
Sitel ,SDnieiu BON @n9lanO" i'll ibren lu9en
menie beIagen. Ser Sttel ~Sollerin Don
Snbien" miiroe cine 9atS allbere Wtrfl19
iiben.
Oas 1T idou lGu9it Die Inltdt Der eng
liI6eu StaatSm0nner, llarlelitlIh Oerer,
melhe nit ben iuotideu Serbdltullien geuau
befannt lino. Ser Iufentbalt pes YrtnSen bon
9Sales in Snblen, mag fHr oeren 0tldtl9felt
nere Sele9e uno fir beren Nuefiibrur9 meme
YnrearnQ 9eoeben baber. SIS fommen ieood)
oemi3 nod alloere @riiube III Giidlidt aul
ooS Nbeuolauo bllSu, nelde ben Mllilter
9ilraeli iebt beItimmt haben, I'M lllterbauS
Die Nnnahme bieies &itelS gu beuutra9cu.
Nue @roBmadte Guropa'S, NIT 9luSnabme
Der prouiiOriiden &epublit 6runtreid, iinp
SaiIerreihe. Sn Srantreid iteint Der 2lteI
9aiier nMr auf 98arte9elp geitelt gu letn.
SelbIt Der balbtobte &iirte nennt it'd &atier ;
unp Bic Siirltiu, welde iiber mebr llntertha-
nen oebietet, lpie Der Satier bon 9tuBlano,
9eutihlauo, Seiterreld uno bon Der &iirtei
~,uiammen, iol einen gcringeren SlteI fibrcn
pie oieie?
euolild Snoien gar feinen 8ltel, mo bod
hat eieie8 aueiu iiber 1870 Gttuloneu Gilt
mobuer. Del Sitel USaileril bon Snbien"
.miiroe auer 9Selt turlo tbur, baB Der S6mer=
punft Der engliiden Ota6t NIB Yolitlf in
iSuoieu lieot. Die @rmerbung bes SueSe
!Sonals uuo bas ueue Yroteftorat iibcl
@onpteu llefern oasl neue Selege. Weur
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tbun, bon peuerl Der cine aalier pon &lBlaut
uuo 90ni9 bon Yolen 1T, Der anoere Satlel
bon 0eutlAlano unO Sonl9 pom RreuBen,
mo Der brittle &aller bon Gelterrelb mo
&6NI9 BON lln9arn.
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