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Decorah-posten., 1877-07-05
Gngclifc SiDociuriOg.

Sornpll9 9~lenopto9es eiier Times
Dc intcrssiante Sfpoeforlca mso Den
81 Sons Scrlaosfanon - fire laa.
canne lfnlle ub9icre &lGmpelflbst
"Snaeribles" Bsltpfnin9 - lom blep
afbrubie / Sebruar paa 8runo al,
at ben inrre Del al &anonens Cob
ifnloe nbUioes for at funne mobtaae
Ell lterre Calming uoen berior at an.
ltren9e Aanoncn peb ct beiere Srpf
emo pso Den bioill anpenote minore
3aonin9 &anonen ltillebes omtrent
80 Mlsn ira Den bsfleubte Yantler.
lflue. Der CT lammenlat at lire otie
CONNER tpffe Y0nllcrplooer meo 5
CONNER &eNftrG imeIlem 9aaene,
ialt 81 CONNER Sern % Is 5om.
mer &rr. 3abninaen pcieoe $50
Yuub. omtrent so Yuno mere end
ticli9cre. % Yroicftilet omtrsnt 1880
Ynno. Yrolsftilst trUnsis isienncm
De ire i%orreite Yloosr, % mebens
Oct ilollaere fun maatsbe at llaa ell
lloen 8nlc / o. al llaa ell RsDne /
8aaplaoen. blsb ocnns M life alene
brnot. men Srnraaberne aabcbs, lan
at Yroleftilels Spios par lpnIia.
Sen i 8asplaoen irembra9is Buls
itoo 10 CONNER nbenior Sfipen,
% Yroieflileis Spios par tren9t
mere emo belle Sfipens &Dffsllc, AZ
CONNER. iaicnnem. Sfipens Mfltip.
ming sbapce libt betpoeliat. Yroief.
tllets 8c9pnbsIlesbatiSbeo bar MI
omtrent 1850 norlfe 6oo, nGiten
100 6oo mere enc tihIi9ere, %
Wiboeltrbffet / Den uopiocNe Sci
Sebei an8lpes at BABE p9ret I'M.
Der 30 Sons.
Decorah-posten., 1877-07-05
yin GnlQrnbc.ltlnffc.

8 6raniri9c er Der nDlia benbt
ct ~lianenbe 3ilfrlbe lom bet Der inc.
traf | en- 8ulmine | Males, % lom
| Ell ll9estio bOlot belle England /
SpGnbin9. &eb ct &uIfrcb / Mi.
men 6obe.la.M OIiere / NGrbsoen al
ct. Gtleune blep nemli9 tire Mrbci.
oerc. 8rosiaro % TO 8renre yep.
ron, 0iliaarne fra al 6Orbinoslis
meb Den ppriae @srbrn. ga man
nGreos Saab ON, at DC fun pare
inoclpGrreoe % life fnuite, blep Der
ltrar 9iort MnitrGnaelier for at be.
fri Dem, % Oct lpffeoes oslaa, men
icrlt efterat DC hnpbe tiIbra9t l25
elmer. oltlaa opsr fem Sc9n. / lt
unoerlcrbilfe SGn9ieI. Oe pare lie.
pcnnc. men le%lpicl9cll9 / ell me9et
nbmattet SlIitnuo. Otter here's ge.
refining pare DC. bo lllpffsn bGnbte,
/ ct Slo9s &ammer. bullet ~irsllie
Dem ira at blips fnnite. Sc bopbe
hos no Den Nllte. lom DC bapbs
mebbraat I'll at iortGre i Oa9ens
9eb, os tire 4itrer Bin. Sc lpareoe
pna hislc cprebare Mrilfler laa me.
get lom be funhe, men tiIiinlt bar
Mlt uhtcmi. Sc pare laa hcloi0e
al opoaas eli &lIoe meo rent Ianb,
% eenne Om~ltGnoi0bec tom Dem
til ms9sn Nptts. Vrosiaro bapos
reooet in 4amps. % i TO Gage
bapoe DC no9et Cps, men ea bar
Slien brGnot. % Nsiten al &iosn
illbraate DC i i%nloltUnei9t Werfe.
Den GIore Yepron cpmuntreoe fine
8nmmcratsr peb at iOrtGlle Dem,
bporleoes ban lelp sn9au9 icr baphe
pGret / en- li9nenos Sitting, men
par blepsn bsiriet eitsr tire Cages
SorIGb, ga DC o9laa itabia funpe
bore Slagsuc fra DC tSolt, Der ar.
beloeoe paa al beiri Dem, op9ap Dc
life no9st Slsbllt Saabet. Smio.
lertio bIep beres lloboloenbeb fat paa
ben b%aarosite Yrepe. ga SuIten
plnts Dem, lpiite Dc fin &obaf. qua.
pere / 8rG Olu.. men ba Dc blep
lpa9ers % ipo8ere. lapebe DC iia til.
libit ct 4eie al Sutton. bporpaa DC
Iagoe iia, % bpor DC bleu iunpns
al line Vciriers. Ell at Dem / lopen.
DC SiIifane. Naturllspis ff De ltrnr
efter at prrc bruste op al @ruben,
al mnllS Ylels % ipnss at fOmms
no aobt otter Den LANCE Snbeiprr.
rem.
Decorah-posten., 1877-07-05
ulSprOonttiomcn.

uloprobuftionen / De npbboaebs
Ganoe tlltager meo Ell ripcnbe Sur.
il9beo. % bet CT lntet llnoer at bette
let transportable Sprcproouft Inart
maa bore fnIbfommsnt / Be operle.
lite 9anb.s Gnebsrrebsmme. Yaa
Np.3salano CT Yrobuftionsn / 3 Oar
ira lS7l-74 its9en fra ca. SO Wiu.
20. al ca. 10 Will. Saar til sper
"a Yo. al ca. ~ Wiu. S5aar, %
ucpltlinSen or itabis lisc raft frsm.
acifrieenee. 8 Dc Soreneee Stater
sr Der ! 1876 ~probucerst 1913 Mliu.
70. uIo at en- Nettoparbi
anNaaet i'll 40 WiIl. Collars. 9
1860 par Yrobuitionsn 65 MtiQ.
Yb.. iao at 5orsssIlen i l6
War er 1873 viii. eng. 30.
Decorah-posten., 1877-07-05

"0u itaI lite bare banse, min
Wsn."
Wu sioroe Dor itifteIise 8aftisn
nfOritaaeliae Winsr uteo fit bumme
Mni8t. San aabneoe % luftebe
Wunosn u~opbcrli9t, men lite en-
Gpb bertes.
"Gr On blcpen itum igien ? SfuIos
life Ell lille Saler funne lesne Din
&nnQc?
Gftcr en- iibite fortpipIet @sbGroe
ipran9 8aitisn oerfra at alle &rGi.
ter. Sorti.
Decorah-posten., 1877-07-05

pttreos Den @amIs, % tpans lis til
at lie.
"gnbnu beore!" raabte &unitue.
rem. ligeiom greben af en- pIuoieli9
Sbe; beriom Oe bliper piit bsrfra.
5r. Sean. oil ie9. at Sc ifaI ta9s
Les Ormettes unber Mrmen."
"Spab merer Ss?"
"Spcrs MIG life iea oil 9iere
Sem en- Sp~erralielie. 6arpel til /
Moraen, ST.. Sean"
"6arpel. Sr. Yrosper. Ser CT
Ocres @Grelie, Oct bar iaIis Mons.
lclots @i0itep9rellc.~
% Den samIe S0sersmanc for.
Ipanbt efter ct psnIi9t 8obnat.
"StoffeIS @amIe!" mumIeee &unit.
nersn. iom snbnu nosIe Siebliffe itob
ubsp9sclig paa ScrtGrlfslen meo Qp.
let | Saanoen. Gnoslig git ban IND.
Sans @9relie bar ct lille, Lamb.
liat &ammer, men iaa bba9eliet %
befpsmt, at bet par en- QpIt at pGre
Der.
Oct icrite Yrospsr fcrstoa ii9. par
al aabne fin 8aoief % tase Sen.
ler % Sarper frem. for at babe
Dem parat til ON Morsensn.
Serpaa la9be ban ii9. % ibst ban
foo ino, brcmte ban. at ban sisbe
%bnnorsoe Suiinbe Brancs. of ban
bapce ficbt Les Ormettes, at ban
9iitece ii9 meb Mubens Satter. %
tiliioit, at ban bapbs Ell lang G9ffe
frafiisc % r~cbfinbebe 8rrn. iaa.
banne lom @reuSe piier cs Dem paa
no9le al me Walsrisr.
Decorah-posten., 1877-07-05

banne lom @reu3e piier os Dem paa
no9le at liue Malsrisr.
9.
SioIi9 ON Wcr9encu ounbrebs
No9sn paa Ocrsn.
"Spem Der ?" raobts Ell lepni9
Stsmme.
"Oet er mig"
"SpiIfsn MIC ?" freq ben iamme
Stemms poanp utaolmoei9t.
"Baitien. Seq fommer for at
poffs Gem. iom Sc sisnnem $r.
Sean BAD MIG ON i9nar Mites.
Solen or ifGro mso at ltaa OF.
"Oet sr ie9 meh. Saf. Baitien. "
81 Minutter eiter bapoe Yrosper
uNpalst fig en- goo YIabs ioran
@aorbsn. bpilfen ban be9pnbts at
nfmaale paa 30rreoet.
Oct par eli berli9 MOl9cu. go.
tureu lbutes nblig at rGre magnet ;
runbt omfrin0 9limrebe Nnabraa.
Der. muuter &pioren. lutter Gin.
"Spem fan life" ubraabte &unit.
ner,n meb S%snrpffelie. "bpsm fan
life 9lers Ct Wsiterperf mibt / bette
buitenoe @renne, mibt / bette 0ien.
iunbne Yaraois ?"
90 MrbsiSet itter raft frsmae.
@amls GUiar, iom par iluppen los.
fom % latte Zig meb epb Mlpor peo
WoIersnS Sibe. Gen fore. robe
So fom beiianbi9t uUrmere 90 e
mere, for at ls bpab ban b%sltilte.
QGlet, enonu mere forirOli9t, itaf
ut Sopeo nGlten oper bans Sful.
Der /; Srnlene. @iGslsue % &alfn'
nerne aioroc beres Slas omfring
ham, 90 ipnteS at bore mesct nps.
sierri9e. vi % Ill Tom Slmlsns
lmoa 8u9ls. % latte no Fplorenoe
poa DC nUtmelte 8rsnes pberits
Swblcr. Snart tittepe lslps Solen
frem opsr @Gffen, for beors at
fuuns ie, % ale bisle Solltraaler.
al benne &ellu9t, nlle bisie lpnSen.
DC Stemmsr ipntss at il9e til &nnlt.
nersn "Net er aobt. oct Der WOp,
min Sen, nj ere tilirsoie msp Dig"
Gitsr en- 4imss 6orIpb piite va.
itIsn ii9. % iaa .llSs ioa f%ornnbret
no. '@uab fan oct pGre?" lpnrgtc
bans itors, snfolciae Sine.
90 ubsn at ta9e Sinsns ira Stai.
fsIist nrrmsbs ban lls mere % mere.
0crpaa Oft ban tilbage. nGrmeoe li9
paanp, % pebblsu iaaleoss lense.
lnotil ban moeli9 pOpebe Il9 liae
ben til 8unitusren, i bpis Sre ban
pluoleli0 raabts "Nu ltore SUB !
San ies fro mine Sine le.
lclpe Les Ormettes !"
"Gr oct Sl9. Baliien," la9be
Yrospsr.
gao Oct life lorllprre Dem. $errc.
le9 ltoe bare % iaa I'LL"
"Naa, CT On tilirsbs?
"5ilirsos mso bpao ?"
-ARep nit Mrbeibe?"
"0st pee ies life, $erre; ie9 for
ltaar MIG life paa laooanne Sing"
go On fienbte DOG @oaroen
isien?
"Sm ies fienote Den i0icn Sa.
man Ter Den 10 foron ll9 iom | ct
Speil."
"Sof, Vaitiea."
"Saf, for bpab, Ssrre ?"
"Sor Den Mrti9beo, gu lu9oe
mig"
SPAR ie9 iaat Ssrrsn no9en Mr.
tisbso? Mb, MI ioritaar is9. Wcn
oct iom fra &isrtst. $srre."
"Ost tror ie9. min @ut. Wen
Ii9 mig. Din 80"
"Spilfet. $errs?"
"Ou lpnes lite at pGre itnm
8sb bette upsntebe Sper9smaal
blep Baiiien %plubisli9 iloreo.
go bet CT ie9 msast Del tllirsbS
meo tbi. fer On, III er bet min
Slr at siere 0is S%perssmaal."
Yaitien sioros ct Sprin9 af Sor.
frGfielis.
80 MIG oil On usI iuare. baa.
'sr ies?"
Yaliien neiebes at lpare meb ct
'enGQtenbe Se0n.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-09-01
Too Many Passengers.

The Chicago Inter-Occan of last Tues
day, says the propeller Milwaukee, Cap
tain Bailey, of the Northern Transpor;a-
ton company, was yesterday seized by
the Collector Of the Port Oil complaint
of j. S. Brewer, of Cleveland, for iailur.
to file Il passenger list, aud for carrying
more passengers than the law allows.
The highest penalty for the Oflense
amounts to between 800 ant, $500. The
captain admits that ho ha ON board
seventy passengers whereas the boat is
permitted to carry only forty seven.
The excess Wis ,Occasioned by Wayspas
sengers, to whom the captain could not
very we'll refuse the passage for which
they had tickets. The boat is Il good one
and it is not believed that the excess wa.
dangerous. 1t is believed, however, tina,
The case is one of spite; that the com
plaint w;,s WAS not made i'm the interest
of public safety, but to crafty personal
feeling. The propeller WAS bonded Oui
in the sum of $4,000. We understand
that two other boats of the same line
had complaints entered against them al
Chicago on the same account. The boats
and officers OF this line are so popular
that the public like to travel with them
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-09-01
Novel Use for a Steamhoa,.

Sometime since the TRIBUNE noticed
the use of steamboat for running saw
mill, and now we find in an exchange
the following account of another novel
use of steamer. 1t says the water in
Clam lake is unusually low and great dir,
ficulty is experienced in rafting logs
through the canal between the lakes. TC
facilitate the rafting of logs, Mr.. J.. O
Harris has put on the lake small stern
paddle wheel steamer. This he backs
up to the head of the canal, secures it to
the piers and putting on steam, paddles
enough water into the canal to float the
logs through it. The canal is to be en-
largcd.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-09-01
NORTHERN TRIBUNE.
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 1. 1877.


Next Monday the fall term OF the Che
boygan public school will open with an
excellent corps of teachers. o. B. Weed,
principal, and B. j. Vanderbilt, In charge
OF the intermediate department, occu-
pied the same positions during the last
school year, and the progress made by
the pupils is sufficient recommendation
of their abilities. Mrs. Drury, the prin-
cipal of the primary department, is Ia
dy well adapted to win the confidence of
the little ones and interest them in their
studies. Miss Barber, her assistant, is
well known to all our citizens, having
been raised in our Village. There is no
reason why the approaching term should
not prove very successful one, but, as
the TRIBUNE has before stated, much of
the success will depend upon the cooper
alton of the parents with the teachers:
and it is to be hoped that all interested
in the education of youth, will lend their
aid in this direction. Parents should fire.
quently visit the school and show by
their presence that they have an interest
i'm the education of their children. The
teachers, during the last term, complain
ed very much of the citizens of the viii
lage not visiting the school, and it is to
be hoped that they may not have cause
during the present term to make the same
complaints. We think we can assure all
that they will be gladly welcomed at any
time.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-09-01
Burglary.

Last night some person or persons
broke into TodG's fruit and confectionery
stand at Humphreys dock and helped
themselves to such articles as they de.
sired. 1t seems that their taste ran
heavily to tobacco and cigars, having
helped themselves quite literally to both
of those ar rticles. They forced open the
door, breaking the board to which the
lock was fastened completely off. and
leaving it in the inside Of the building.
The same party, doubtless, visited the
Minnie Sutton and stole lantern, prob.
ably to have light to make their selec.
tions from Todd's stock. No clue has
been obtained to the perpetrators, sc
far as we have learned.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-09-01
CONDENSED NEWS.

Ben De Bar. noted actor, died at St.
Louis August %.
John Ring. oil refiner of New York,
failed yesterday. Liabilities, $l14,000.
A firm in Lexington, KY, has shipped
1000 bushels OF blue grass seed to Ger
many. a IA4tsI-i- ff f,t@'
One Hegt,a diamond cutter and polish
or at Boston, has decamped with $4,000
i'm diamonds, &c, utterly running his
partner.
The Suns Baltimore special rumors
that President Garrett, of the Baltimore
& Ohio r R.,will superseded, his official
&C urse being unsatisfactory.
Eugene MCGOWAN. of New York. aged
q, is i'm a precariOus condition from a
beating by two companions, Tuesday
last. aged tl'respectively 10 and IL.
: Christine Nilsson gave the receipts OF
one oil her recent London concerts to a
hospital Tor throat diseases i'm that city.
The receipts amounted to over 5000.
Charlie DonalLagel l3, is under arrest
at Wattituck. Safiol,s county. N. Y. He
is the putatiyc father OF Ellen Lewis's in
FAINT The complainant is aged fourteen
The Waumbek lumber company, .oi
Bethlehem, n. H., one of the largest
lumber companies of New England. has
gone into voluntary bankruptcy. The
creditors are many, but it is thought that
the assets will more than cover the lia
ties. :, .vf .t8s
Early Mond.y morning the depot
building ut Camp Douglass. Ills. freight
warehouse. ticket, te1cgraph tflices ant
Browns Hotel. adjoining, were complete
ly destroyed by fire. Total loss. $500,
to $4,000. Some parties sleeping IN tn.
buildings barely escaped witt, their lives
An immense mountain of pure crystal
inc phosphate of lime, showing on the
surface hundreds of thousands OF ton.
that will yield an average of 80 per cent.
have been discovered by the government
geological explorers on the Upper Cali
neau. Two great phosphate belts run
ming up by the the Lievres and Gatiileil;
rivers appear 10 meet $50 miles north o
Ottawa at this mountain, and the. phos
phate is thrown up to such an extent tina
the show is enormous. There are indica
tions also that the Lake Superior silver
bearing rock runs across tie head water
of the Gatineau. W 1uesa aa
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-09-01
The Legislative Excursiontsts.

The excursion party to the upper pen
insula has been scattering since last Sat-
urday and many have returned home.
Excepting two detentions by fog oyer
night on steamers and the discomfort OF
limited sleeping Accommodations, no un-
pleasantness has attended this excursion.
1t will open the eyes of hundreds of the
influential men of the lower peninsula
10 the grand and marvellous mineral re.
sources Of the most distant portion of our
state
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-09-01
WAR WHISPERS.

~ aaat
The Car is ill, and IS advised to 90 to
healthier climate than headquarters. 7.
The Bosnian insurgents have again
been completely defeated by the Turks
near Czarnypotak. il 3o i .asn
A DISPATCH from Vienna says there
are renewed rumOrs of the abdication ol
the Car and OF peace. Il tHp ~ -
In Sundays battle in Asia the Turks
| arc said to have lost 1900, ana the Rus.
slams one third that number. 1H4H
A BUCHAREST correspondent states
that it is -aid that the hills around Scllip-
kaare covered with Turkish bodies, and
that their loss has already been as great
as that Of the Russians at Plevna.
NEWS from Constantinople ainoun-
cling the capture of several forts in the
Schipka Pass is, according to present In
formation, unfounGcd. The following
official intelligence is announced: SAC
eOrding to the latest news from head
quarters our troops have not yielded an
inch of their positions In the Schipka
Pass" -a5 Io .I9.u803. IL
THE military correspondent OF the
Times at Bucharest writes under date
| August 26, as follows: "At present in.
dieations are that the RoumaIians will
act under Russian orders. They have
been crossing yesterday and to-day over
the bridge at Korabia,!in order to operate
in the rear of Plevna. 1t is also an
nounced that brigade OF infantry. will
Il battery of artilleryiand three regiment.
of cavalry, have crossed at Turumagu.
erlli $50: @iaa 10 szDs3Hi 'iec
SIR STAFFORD NORTHCOTE, i'm {
speech at Plymouth, Eng. Monday
night. declared that the duty of England
at the present moment was to pursu,
Il policy of the stric!est neutrality. DC
casion might arise on which a definit.
policy would be necessary, but, under
the present circumstances. the duty o
the government was to keep in view, ant
maintain in every possible way, the po
sition of Influence OF England. so tha
it could be of assistance in bringing thi
most miserable, disastrous, cruel and bar
barous war to close - =.
i a TELEGRAM from Suleiman Pash
says: 1.-The Bulgarians. burnt the Mus
sleman village in. The vicinity of Car
Atli, in Tchippan district. The villag
of Tchoulka. on the road to Zaghra, ant
every adjoining Mussulman marke
town met the same fate. and q number o
the inhabitants were masSacred. Tn
Bulgarians of Comondio, on their side
have burned every Mussleman marke
town in nthesneighborhood. A few Mus
sulman men and women who fell int,
their hands were put TO death in tn
most cruel manner"
A TELEGRAM from Mehemet Ali Pash,
states..that nineteen Inhabitants of the vii
lage Of Tchaient. among whom, wer
three men, the rest women and ,childrel
fleeing before the enemy, and takel
refuge on Mount Kodja Bekial. Over
|
taken by Russians, eight OF them wer
assassii.ated. -Four children were LEI
near thesdead bodies of their mothers.
Mussleman woman who escaped safte
having lost her husband and one of he
children, came to Osman-Bazar carrying
her last child i'm her arms. She wa
wounded five times with gun shots an
! lance thrusts. o.n le, 4t..,.fn, ~ +
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-09-01

At an annual meeting OF School Dis
trict No. l, of Benton, the following
amounts were voted One thousand dol
lars to pay interest on school bonds, nine
hundred dollars for te;ichei wages, and
four hundred dollars Tor an incidental
fund. The amount then OH hand OF TOUR
hundred and sixteen dollars and twenty
cents, with the primary school fund, anu
two mill tax to be added to the niue hun
dred dollars for teachers wages. There
has been paid during the year seventeen
hundred dollars for teachers wages, and
two hundred and ninety-nint dollars and
seventy cents for incidentals, leaving u
balance i'll the Treasurer's hands OF two
hundred and fifteen dollars and fifty
viz
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-09-01
Council Proceedings.
(Ofcial.)

4
An adjourned meeting of the Village
Council was held at the Council room.
on Monday evening, August 9th, 1877
Present-President Strohn. ATTORNEY
Bell, Trustees Perrin. De Puy, Farrell
McGinn, McKervey, Hall. Iofi@ti s.-i ae
Trustee McKervey stated that there
had been $50 appropriated by the town
ship of Duncan to open a road on th,
line between the village ahda the town
ship, and thought it advisable that the
Council take some action in the matter
and that the Council ought to direct the
Street Commissioners to expend IAN equa
amount to open such street. The matter
was referred to the Committee OH Street;
and Sidewalks. f -
ACCOUNTS.
Account of F. NJ. Sammons of $S q;
was referred to Committee on Claims ant
Accounts. '7
Account of j. P. Sutton for 81 so wa:
allowed. '1 tjil. i'..h
MISCELLANEOUS.
Moved by Trustee McGinn that the
Village Attorney be instructed to In
vestigate the matter, and report whethel
in his opinion persons sentenced TO inn
prisonment in the village lookup in de
fault of the payment of a fine, for th'
violation of the ordinances of the village
can be placed at hard labor during thu
term of such Imprisonment:
the present charter. ,.4 .4r
Council then proceeded to open th'
bids for building the TOWN hail. Th'
following bids were presented by tn
Clerk as having been received by, hin
agreeable to notice:
ID. j. BUCKLEY. <.sP" 2.
General S,an' se1,bp plans. .99Sa 81
Sureties-Post & Van Arstlale and L
al. Lathrop. af. >rf..-ar Yo'oa ;I.f-e.
FRANK OzIER AND ROBERT ROBINSON
General plans. ......... .S3, Ia
Plan "B .................... 5,lZ
Sureties-A. NJ. Gerow and Post
Van Arsdale.
',-'' ALEX. M'DONALD.
| Conditional. Observation-Disclosures. 80, II
SureticS Jacob Post and L. L. Va
Aisdale.
JOHN wYLIE. -
I l.- -<
! Plan D ................ z, ft
General plans. ..i.S2, 9;
s5ureiies-A. z. Newton and w.
Humphrey. a - ifj ~
! Moved by Trustee Farrell that th
brl of D.. j. Buckley be- accepted. an
the contract awarded him. Adopte
as follows:
Yeas-Trustees Perrin, De Puy, Hal
Farrell, McGinn. McKervey-6.
Moyed by Trustee Hall that Plan'"B,
tor framing and securing post, tiebeai
and plate BE- adopted, and that the wi
lag0 enter into contract with ID. Bucl
ley to construct the building, accordin
to that plan, fer the sum Of $2,64l
Adopted. a Pa ar,,.- ,li,
| Moved by Trustee Farrell that TIL
President and Building committee ez
ecute the contract on behalf OF the VII
lage., Adopted. -i. -
Adjourned. "4 ,- hii
|
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-09-01
sheep and Wool at the State Fair.

The wool business in Michigan is more
and more assuming proportions of great
financial Importance. Like cotton in the
south, wool in the north always brings
the cash, and there Is the fact about the
sale Of wool. it not only brings the cash
but it is easily marketed, and it sells and
brings the money just previous to the
harvest when money is needed by the
farmers. 1t is a cheap and easy way to
market the grass and grain OF the farm in
a clip of wool. as
The Improvement in the quality OF
Michigan wool which is apparent to all i.
due to the introduction of improved ewes
and of welI-bred and OF thoroughbred
rams, and for this reason we commend
the action OF the State Agricultural sOCie
ty in adding to its premium list new
class-Class 20-Division C-Thorough'
bred Merinos. We hope to see fine ex.
hibition Of these sheep at the coming
state fair to be held at Jackson, 18th tt
2lst of this month, inclusive. =
| Some may think that the extreme long
winters in this section would prevent ou
farmers from raising sheep with profit
We have conversed with several wht
have made small ventures by way of ex
pertinent, and their universal opinion i
that there is greater profit in raising sheel
than in any other stock, and during th'
season quite an amount of wool has beer
sent out to be manufactured and return
ed to the shippers. = - -@i-''
The Fountain City called in at Dun
can City this morning, bound up,
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-09-01
State Treasury.

The balance of cash i'm the state treas
ury August Is was $639.754 25; receipts
during the week ending August % were
$3,446 90 ;-payments during same time
were $S,l24 80; balance in treasury Aug.
25, 1877, S635,O76 "a; decrease for the
week $4,677 Al. ga
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-09-01

Nos. 4 8, 8 and o, at FOrr Wayne with
Fsst express trains Of the p, W q
@ Ry, {, and from PiItsburg. HsrTisourg: 6ait-
NO. ~ 1nd6 at AFort Wayne with express
tpaiss- on -a.Wabaah -rsilway, to and from
Quincy, St. Louis. Kansas City and Te1as poanss. s,
Wa RR. = sad from Chicago, and at Reed City
with n Ry for Ludington.
No connects at D NJ Junction with ID M
railroad, and at Grand Rapids with IL Il for
Dctrsit and al points east.
Eos a.3l and 6,eonnect atRichmond with Pitts
hurQ Cincinnati 4 st Louis II Z for Indianapolis,
Ior;svie. St Louis and all points southwett. Also
TOR DAYTON, Xenia, Columbus, &c.
Sleeping and chair cars between Cincinnati and
Pet0skev.
No. 2 leaves Petoskey daily except Sunday. No
4 On saturday to kidgeviile ensy.
fDaiIy except Sundays. tDaily except Manday.
I-Sreakiast. yD-Dinner: szsupper -.
u. II. PAGE,
~ Gen. Pass. and Ticket Agent.