Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-02-05


do1AnsIonia brick-makers by name Esp-.
gcxheydsn, will make 6, 6,0oO, 900 brick ithis
winter Tci ~ - s.st T. s,p;<a.
Thequestion of the fight or wron9 Of
dancing isshs<ing Schoelorafe fr61hfen-=
ter to circumference. sissl'G .''oisJgrs :.
/ ! Chapnam& Co, manufacturing Chem.
/ isis and phaarrrnacedtists. of Hadson,e e;arer;
about to remove to Chicago. 4 Ess'of: -:
Tie Grand Rapids and Indiaiia tSHnd4he
Flint and Pere Marquette railroads are
TO Build a union depot 1T Reed cnyss :
] "A Manchester woman opened her
mouth so wide the other day that It 't6ok's
two abled-bodied physieians to close IL
again. -
The Methodists, Baptisis end Presby-
terians of Worthwhile are rejoicing il, the !.
refreshing influence of "a showerc of !.
grace s,se sisa. bss s,s1a,i ,.ss1xis4ss "a
sijThe Hon. Ifen1S Fralick, of Grand Ra-,.
pids, has secured pledges insthabcity s5or
about $500 for Michigan'si Centennial
building. ssa aeas efa eft .sIg3a
The Reed City engine hottse, 0wAed
BY the Flint and Perc Marqiette rail-
road company, was partly destroyedby
+ fire Monday = aeoa1;i' - ~ 10 -
Chas. Laduke of Bay City, stole some
thing SO as TO get sent to state prison,
where he would not starye. He was ac-
coiinnmodaled. hs-il.-f- s. .ea tlnofs
/ School was qouti in a hurry in Ann
Arbor hast Monday "A young .impRn-
Ibottledia terrific drug which was of
about forty skunk power - siiisuS
r iMarysSwaile, of Ottawa county, hasbe-
come crazed by religious exeitsmentesnd
itakenit TO Kalamazoo. She is very hsppy,
and pr:tys and sings hymns conetantis
Strong talk of a new national bank at
East Saginaw with 100000 capital Al
ready three national, one savings and
one private bank do business in that I've
! ~ CITY. s.r, nsGs- .Io6f >. gneiy
f.. A. horse thief named Chisolm lvas ar
rested at Saginaw City last Saturday. He
has stolen ,seyen horses from Port Huron,
and. has served four terms in Canadian
penitentiaries. lesg y2stl s.a.iT rscss :.
,I,ioIt is said well-known Grand Rapids
7 lpigeon-sheoteri will accept the challenge
: of NJ. rJs Olese;I of Pontiac,ato. shoot q
{ match at Jaehsdn for $500 and the cham
: Fpionship of the state. sfoisc .<is:aolis
'f@ The Centennial teaspalties gotpups sby
the ladies' of the NJ. e. Church at 5ack-
son are said to be the most charming and
original affairs eyer ON the, boards in that
't city. They, are to- be held sereraf eve
4 nings.l - ,ss.sfi,pai gnaB os zswEiss 3.
b. The following isoithe srcportsiof1x,ae
tStale Treasurersfor the month Of stahu-
!. siry.: Cash on hand December 81 1E1SE5.
i S9a2O76I8.: :oSreceipts, Sll3. 3.e5S.9s tndis-
iburselnents, eS154E l092s sbalances 1$0fD,-
424.25. SO ykts tsgas s6 ,ci 1Gd1 ;ssK
3 The fdweIlcrs in Sagihaw county Are
trying to figure oat Where the 'econohy
is, when Board of Supervisors; oil pay
Of three dollars per diem coisdfmNe si0o
fwortla oftime to cut down bill of flifee
,fdollars.E3 sgis 81 s1s .sssis sidl al ASA
i IA. {. Muhgeil and wife, Of Of GRIND Gst1
| Traverse, have been married forty y-eeitgsht
! years. have nine children, twenty-thlrec
; grandchildren, and one gi eat graaiiIdchiia.
4 Not death has occurred III the family
for forty.tliree ye:l: s. SAiso ,ih Sn4
IL = T. - STai sf.siidMasa sdT.-
Z Ontonagon sadyices say Jherei Is acice
in Lake Superior except ai.ittle along
the shore, aud there is i,othing to hiaGer
navigation, and in the woods the Buds
are ready to burst; and alders have lactu-
; ally opened into leaf..sis 3D. ~.asass
J s'sItis hard telling to what an editor nay
4 not turn his hand. Now there was Or.
] Smith, of the Grand Rapids Dcmoc,ut.
, ITO be sure he was not much of an editor.
bat he has. gone to preaching, andithcy
do say he does it we'll. sHelis a follower
!, Of st. John. thclimihersionist. isn sDd
i ,lsss,,.sa eli Is sd vfn Il .vtnpeo
IL, The Grand Lodge Of United, Sous, of
Industry in Michigan held their first an
nual meeti lg in Grand Rapids Friday
| and Saturday. Thirty three delegates
were present, representing five lodges.
Mr.. John w. ,Crsbbs was eleeted Presi-
dent !. George Austin Secretary 4 and
George Peeps Treasurer, al OF Grand
kapiYdlsS.t NpYl s. asyo saeiHeril2 sia' svsd bns
i The amount of logs under contracs on
! the Muskeeon River, and brarches. this
winter. is 3o2,l0aOO0 feet, of which no.
l000O00are on the main river, ands So
100000 of (which are below Big Rapids,
> the rest being distributed ON the other
! branches of the river. w. S. Garrish is
at present the largest contractor on that
river: having afloat and sold 220o0,009
feet lest winter, and sold 26,000,000 feet
this winter, as si...g - sse.Hs
( f. Michigan has one man living within
!. her borders who ought To be sent to the
Centennial-or hospital. He may be
q found at Bangor. He is. eighty years Of
II age. earns his own living. Is a, pelrioped
: seldierof iSla,:was a sailor for tiirtyions
!. years, has had both arms and both legs
D broken twice, several Of his ribs hr0ken,
, hole punched in his head and fi.ledpp
e by.a plate OF silver. ard has had all the
s diseases thatfleshli is heirto. Everything
; hut lightning has tried to kill that man,
: lvet no Still l;vas tn .peld1a ink TO the