Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-01-29
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bell introduced bills for the establishment
Of stations and steam fog signals at Mack
mae and Little Traverse.
Blake's new motive power has not A.
yet been attached to his machinery. He,
feels encouraged to believe that it VIII
yet prove a success.
In pointing out the law on the subject
OF lcapyear. last week there was one piece
of advice we omitted. to mention viz:
Look before YOU leap.
Capt. Gorton,. superintendent of the
Sault ST. Marie canal. arrived from that
place Thursday night and soon after
started for Petoskey.
During the unreasonable warm weather
during the early part of this month Mr..
F.. S. Abbott saw snake out4srlnning
himself near the village.
Henry Reynolds cut his foot quite bad
ly with hand-axe on Monday. The
cords Of his toes We're separated. The ac-
cldent will lay him up for some time.
The Charlevoix Sentinel. notices the
visit of Mr.. j. B. Macarthur, of Duncan,
to that place last week. :. He was engag-
ing men and teams for thelumber woods.
There is probably no paper in North
ern Michigan which has SO extensive. cir
culation through the entire country and
Canada as does;the NORTHERN TRIBUNE.
Quite large addition to the Cheboy-
gan planning mill will be necessary to ell.
able them to accommodate the broom
handle business which will soon be put
in operation. 49,
We understand that Mr.. P. Macarthur
has discharged portion Of his logging
gang, on account o., the timber hers cut
ting not turning ont as &sllsas he ex-
pected.
Devine & AlIaire have just added to
their stock of sleighs fine tbree-seated
one. 1t was made by Oliver Clark, and
shows superior workmanship in every
respect.
Mr.. Perry'is getting ont the patterns for
anew engine for the tug, Clara Irr.Shieh
he thinks will be'superior to any engilse
in use in this vicinity, for the purpose for
which it is made. n.
The noble house of McDonaid--Allen
- d
McDonald-is still in the ascendancy,
and bids fair to beperpetua.ed. The lat
est evidence is boy baby which put in
an appearance few days since.
One of the heaviest transforms of the
year poured down upon It's yesterday.
This is not told as matter of news to
orr Cheboygan readers, but as a subject
Of interest to our .outside'' friends
Prosecuting Attorney Ford, OF Emmett
County has been bailed out of Jail by A.
j. Blaekbird, of Little Traverse, and he
has returned home.ia His trial takes place
i'm the United States Court next May.
A Tecumseh lady has taken advantage
d. 49,. =
of leap year and offered her hand and
heart to Jackson gentleman. She says
her income is not quite $4,000 a year, but
thinks she can support husband on it,
if ne is not too extravagant.. u ~ 6
The articles which we publish this
week and last regarding the working of
our state government are worthy the pc
rusal of every one interested in the man
agement Of state affairs. For years past
the government of this state has been
conducted.
The stage which should have left here
Friday morning started Thursday night,
to accommodate some parties from Macki-
nav. Considerable complaint was the
result, on account of several parties be-
ing left who desired to 60 and knew
nothing Of the change
The Lldhigrou appeal regards it as
an insult for a merchant to present an ac-
count to printer, made out OIL an I'M
printed, stiiigy ,piece Of paper, when
printing is as cheap as now. Nice bill
heads in every style are done at the TRIB-
UNE Ofce. go -
The assault and battery case which was
to have occupied the attention of Justice
Sutton's court yesterday afternoon was
postponed until Monday, much to the
dissatisfaction of Els Honor. the court,
who was. very -deslrous that the trial
should proceed. q
We have received from the publishers,
j. l.. Peters 81 Ce., of New York, No. 20
of the pOpular.smusieal magazine, La
Creme dc la Creme. 1t is filled with
choice Instrumental music for advanced
players. 1t contains at least % worth OF
music, while the price is only fifty cents
a number. go. 80.
The difficulties on account Of their
partnership affairs between Messrs. King
and Abel, which were rife some months
since, threaten to. break out again with
renewed violence. The indications are
that the Justices Court will be called
upon to, settle matters and criminal
prosecutions are talked of.
A young man named Riley, who was
in jail at Adrian for drunkenness, broke
out last fall. when he had only six days
TO serve. Hewas recaptured the other
day, and the sheriff has now made COM
plant against him for breaking Jail, and
he is likely to get six months or year
for his trouble, and is little .'riled" at