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Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-04-21
To the Trade.

. r. y u
Il take pleasure in infofmingt you that
/ have just received supply of the Gel
lebrated Alexandra kid gloves, in ladies'
and gentlemens' black, white and color
ed, which am offering for one dollar
and seventy-five cents per pair. The
quantity is not large, and Iwould advise
my patrons to purchase Immediately, as
they are selling rapidly. l am offering
Is dozen childrens' white, pearl, and yell
Now shoes at jobbers' prices, AS 4 pur-
chased these goods as a joB lot, I am able
to do this and make a reasonable profit.
Theseare all new, desirable and seasonable
goods, and cannot be purchased else
where:at the same prices, 1 invite the
attention of close buyers to this fact.
CLOSING OUT PRINTS AT SEVEN CENTS.
I invite special attention to my Hosiery
Department, which is unusually we'll
filled with all the novelties of the season,
Although goods pertaining 10 this de
par,ment are higher than they were last
season, ! am enabled to give my patrons
the benefit of last years prices.
- II Lam, very respectfully. yours,
-AAAlL ~ S. LEGAULT.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-04-21

MORTGAGE SALE4-Whereas dsfault has
lNI been made in the conditions of certain
mortgage, dated the Sth day Of March, = ID 1S76,ex-
ecuted by Joseph Chevalier and Mary E. Chevaliar,
his lwife, of the nship of Grant, Cheboygan
county, Michigan, to Della Primo, Of the township
of Benton, county and state afOresad and recorded
In the office of the Register of Feeds for said
county Cheboygan. ON the Sth day of March,
1876 in iiber OF mortgages, on page 203 and upon
which mortgage and the mote accom-
paying the there is claimed to be due to the
said Deli, Primo, at the date hereof, the of
two hundred and Gig ty $3.50 feh dollars. and the
interest thereon from and since The 18th day of
April 1871 together with attorney fee of twenty
five 81 10y dollars, provi led for in said mortgage,
should any suit or proceedings be taken to fore
close the same and suit proceedings either at
law or in equity having been instituted to rec ,ver
the amount due upon said mortgage or aay part
thereof Therefore by virtue of the power of sale
said mortgage contained, and of the etatutesf in
such cases made and provided; notice ID iiereby
given that on Onday, the sixteenth day of July,
A. D. 1877, at 10 O'Clock I'm the forenoon of that
day. at the front door of the court house. in the
VILLAGE and county of Cheboygan, and st tie OF
Michigan that being the building in which the
circuit court for said county of Cheboygau is heidi
there will be sold at public auction auction to the
highest bidder, the premises described said TT
gage, or so much thereof as may be necessary to
satisfy the amount then due upon said mortgage for
principals interest, said attOnry fee of SIS on, and
the costs and expenses of foreclosure allowed
by law. Said premises being described a. all that
certain piece parcel of ant lying and being stu.
| ated in the town OF Benton, county OF ChebOygap,
and state of Michigan, and described as follows, to-
wit: com nencing on the subdivision line on the
side of the north west quarter 9th south west
quarter of section thirtytwO, 1877 town thirty eight
1881 north IF range one Il, west, at point ten 10
chains and sixty t61l links north from the south
west of said north east quarter of south west
quarter of section thirty 1.-TWO town thirty eigih
as north of range ~ west thence runn TX east
fourteen l4]rods. thence north parallel tosAid sub
division line twelve l2 rods, thence west fourteen
IA rods to said subdivision line, thence south
twelve 12l rods to the place of beginning reseryng
piece Of land conveyed by Della Primo to Mar
garet Dotinais. dated the 18th day of December, A.
d. 1876 recorded in ber of dee IS, on page 295, in
Cheboygan County Registers Office e-Isf
Dat-d April 20, 1877. 4.r- .ya,.sis4eine
DELLA PRIMO, MORTGAGE
On w for
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House cleaning time is at. hand, and
the usual disorder of such occasions is
noticeable throughout the village.
Our hardware merchants are display
ing their garden implements, which
would indicate that they think garden
making IS near at band. TT
In accordance with sthe. resolution
adopted by the new council. the fire en-
CINE has been removed from Blake's
machine shop to its old quarters, below
Third street.
The effect of the red ribbon move
ment is quite perceptible. upon our
streets, not only blythe nuinber3ot fiR-
bons displayed, but by the limited num-
Der of intoxicated men seen.
T. Il. Van Arsdale, Supervisor of Ben
ton, and Geo. B. McAulay, Village As
SCISSOR, have been devoting . portion OF
the week to estimating the worth Of our
property owners, preparatory to making
out their assessment rolls.
We learn that last Tuesday house
| near the Vorce & Barker mill belonging
to Mrs. Sweeny caught fire. We have
not been able to learn what amount OF
damage was done, Our informant said
when he passed down on this side Of the
river number of men were endeavOring
to stop the fire.
IsuThe mail wagon broke down on its
trip from Petoskey last Tuesday. about
six miles the other side Maple river.
The driver had to look up another We
hicle, and pressed the services of road
wagon, and brought the mail and his
passengers with it. The accident de-
layed them so that the mail did not ar
rive until about ten o'clock P. NJ.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-04-21
Presque Isle and Little Traverse State
alion .slo919aF Road haq vGs nj

.fs q
will receive proposals in writing for the construc-
ton Of that portion Of the West division of said
road, as follows :; ,rss-,.ttf .,fl ~, i... ~.
, : Commencing at a point on the surveyed line of
ga road, so chains and 4S links east of the south
west corner of section 6, town "a north of range
west, and running thence easterly. in -acGordaDce
with survey through town 81 north of range west.
"a north of wesi. and to the southwest corner OF
section /. town "a north of range west a distance
of Is miles, "a chains and 81 links. Will also res
ceve proposals Tor that part of the east division of
said road as follows: commencing AZ the southwest
corner of section g. town "a north of range land
running thence eastery, in accordance with survey.
through Town "a north of range L east, town "a
of section 6. t .wnship 81 north of range 3 east,
distance of Ii miles and 80 chains. The whole
distance being 81 nils, "a chains and 50 links:
Contracts will only be made with resp Isible bid
ders, who win be required TO furnish two acceptable
suretes satisfactory guarantee that the parties
proposing will enter into contract required and
complete the work In good wOrknanlike manner by
the first day of December, 1873 PROPOSAL will be
received at myofice, in the village of Petoskey
City, until 4oclock p. M, gsuIvRar
3 On the 18th Day Of May, 1877.
At which place the survey of sad road and form of
of contract required can be seen. and such other
information obtained as may be Desired. ssrf : !.
III Payments for the work will be made by the State
in vacant State Swamp Lands in the Lower PENN
sula, at the minimum price established by law.
The r ght to reject any or all bids deemed -incon
sistent with the interests of the State is hereby
sl8seg RI lgKH fgF4. JOHN KEEP,
Local Commissioner Western Division.
Petoskey City. April IL 1877. htd
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-04-21

TN pursuance of ct III of 1859, and Acs amend
signed Commissioners Of the Wes.ern Division Of
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Cend 25c to u. T. HOWELL & CO., New York,
y for Pamph ct of 100 page, containing lists of
5000 newspapers, and eliminates showing cost of
advertising.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-04-21

"a telegram from Point st. Ignace states
the straits might be considered ropen;
and yet there has been three or four
boats pecking away at the ice the most
of the week. which would indicate that
1 they were hot open as much as they
might be at the time the telegram was
sent.
The adjourned meeting of the new
Village Council will be held this even
ing. The candidates for the office of
Village Marshal are becoming Lumer-
Gus. From the number of reported APP
plicants for The position one would be
led to suppose that it was quite lucra-
tive Office-it may be it is all honor they
are aiter. ssaiss5f.4 ai.f
Attention is called to the card o.
Beatty, Fitzsimons & Co, who have con-
! solidated with the old firm of John
Stephens & Co., Detroit, whose houses
have both done large business OH the
upper lakes. The large stock carried by
this combination will enable the new
firm to do decidedly the largest business
insthe state. They solicit the attention
OF prompt and cash paying merchants.
The tug j. w. Bennett made an un-
successful attempt to get through the ice
last Saturday. She tried it again ON
Monday, and after several hours of hard
work succeeded in working through. and
proceeded to Mackinaw. She returned
Tuesday, and came through without
much trouble. Wednesday. it was ru-
mored she would make the attempt to 90
to the Island through the south passage,
sut did not 10 so, taking the north pas
sage on her return to Mackinaw.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-04-21

Thepasseligcf traffic over the Aroute
fromP etoskey tothis place has not been
very heavy for the passfew days. Tray
elers probably understand the condition
of the roads at this season of the year.
and avoid passing over 1t unless their
business is urgent. sssss
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-04-21

Ehe st. Joe left Detroit Tuesday night.
but appea ranccs are that she has met
withan obstacle in her passage which
hasbeen difficult to overcome. A tele-
gram states that the St. Clair riveris
jammed with ice, which prevents all
boats from passing through it. - Ia
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Cheboygan Postome

VucoOy9ou GOotSuC
'Mails arrive and depart as follows:
rErosxsY AND All rofNTs SOUTH. ?
Arrive and depart daily.
MACKINAw.l
Arrive Mondays, Wednesday, and Fridays,
r. NJ. DepartCTuesdays, Thursdays ana
MACKJNAw CITY AND FREEDOM.
Arrive-Every Tuesday at noon. Depart
Tuesdssy. at / Pm.
fk ROGERS CRY. ana
AryivNFndsel t5iP n. DepaSs Saturday.
ATTAIN. IHGIllibH|U IllD Hill
fALPENA.
Goes by way of Petoskey.
ONCE open for delivery of NAL and the issuing
Money orders from 49, A. TO P. M.
ONCE open on Sundays from 1873 to 1:3 p. NJ
- T0iesIi';asf 1Bc hC.sAsasRAC E. r. ID. r
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HOLIOWAY'S PILL 8
'1i2d Invauabiy cure the following diseases
DISORDER OF THE KIDNEYS.

11oL1JO w "A 4 = I'LL IL -
Invaluably cure the following diseases
DISORDER OF THE KIDNEYS. Z
In all disease affecting these organs, whether
they secrete too much or too little water; or
whether they be all :cted with stone gravel,
with aches or painss in Ihec loins over the
regions of the kineys these Pills should be tax ZEN
according to printed directions. and the ointment
Eshouif be -wcitrubbed into the small of back
at bed tune, This &; eStment will give almost i'm
mediate relief when all other mear have tailed.
ea For Stomachs Out of Order.
No medicine will so effectually improve the
tone of the stomach as these pills; they remove
ali acidity occasioned either by intemperance on
improper diet. They reach the liver and reduce
i e aheathy action; they ae tMoInderiully et
fail IN curing al isorders OF the liver and stom
HoLLowAY's PILLS are the best known in the
word for the following diseases: ague, asthma,
bilious complaints, blotches the 81 in, bowels.
consumption. debility, dropsy, dysentery, erysip-
elias, female irregularities, ftyers OF all kinds,
fits govt. headache, indigestion, infiam nation,
jaundice, liver complaints, lumbago, piles, rheu-
m at1sm, reten ion of urlne, scrofula or kings
evil, sore throats. stone and gravel, tic doulour-
eaux tumors, ulcers, worms OF all kinds, weak
M IMPORTANT CAUTION.so,i.'s
None are genuine unless 1.-The signatures of j.
HAYDoCKs as AGENT for the United States. sur
rounds each box of Pills amt Ointment a hana-
some reward will be given to any one rendering
such Information as may lead to the detection of
anv party or parties cOunterfeting the 10 edicines
or vending the same, Knowing them to be spu-
*.*Seld at the aDanufactory of Professor Hol.
Low ay & Co., New York, and by, all respectable
druggists and dealers in medicines throughout the
world, in boxes at 25 cents 60 cents and
E1-There is considerable saving by taking the
larger sizes. LhnI .74 .iiaIf9i taild
S,ou ADirections for the guidance of patients
in every di order are aft xed to each box.
Office. liz Liberty Street, New York.
20-1y
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-04-21
Mec CHURCH,

- Z = NJ p: CHURCH, OF
G. r.. NEWCOMB, Pastor.
Corner Of Huron and Pine streets.
'4Ghisn Order OF of Sunday Exercises ;Fgoy- ~
Preaching at 1880 A. NJ and 7:so Ps MO Il
Sunday School at l2 NJ.
Teachers Meeting, Tuesday. 7:45 p
PRAYER Meeting. Thursday, 7:45 p. NJ.
The'pubIic are atfectionatecy invited to all our
Heetihss. IS iiUI .O Ehlt!fg
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Church Directory.

a. ooSGRE6tlTioNA & eHpRcH- 1Xl ycr
Near the corner of Huron and Nelson streets,
REV. r. NJ. THOMPSON. Pastor.
Sunday Exercises.
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j Unclaimed Letter List.
= The following is list of letteHs-re
maiaMgirthe Cheboygappostefiice, un-
called forFApril 2l.@ Personseai1rng Tor
theseietters' will please say that they are
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-09-06
Transfers of Real Estate.

J. V. Hubert, et al to G. w. j. Wolff
Part Lot 100 (ex. coaD in wellston /;
81, 900.
MONTAGUE Landrum TO Board Educa-
ton, Liberty tp-t acre in Liberty tip;
81. 90.
G. w. J. Woltz. ct. al. to j. " Hubert
Part Lot 100 and undivided ! of Lot
No 426 lex cosl) in wellston; 81 .0OO
Joel Allen to Jehiel T. Pratt-40 acres
in Scioto tp.; 1925.
A. S. Croy to Jehiel T. Pratt-4O acres
10 Scioto tp.; $500.
Jesse c. Speakmsn to Levica Arnold,
ct. al.-40 acres in jackson tp.; 81, 900.
Jesse C. Spaakman to Levica Arnold,
e, t. aI.-Quit-claim m to 40 acres in jackson
p; $500.
John D. Davis to Evan c. Davis-Quit
claim to the undivided half of In.lot No
20 in Portland; $500.
I'll. L. Chapman, Assignee, &c, to T. s
Ma thews, Trustee-Part Out-lots 26 and
u in Jackson; S5l6 CT.
D vid II. Griffith to Mary Griffith
Quito aim to "a acres in Madison town
slip; $l6S 65.
John j. Speakman to John Brown
Qiii-claim to the undivid ed lilo part o.
l60 acrea in jackson tp.; $l75.
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A Certain Headache Cure.

IF you suffer from sick or nervous
headache, morning sickness or neuralgia,
go to your druggist and get ten cent
trial pack of Dr.. Heisley's Victor Head.
ache Powders, or J. r Heisley & Co, Sa.
lem. n. j., will mail them postpaid. A
single powder actually cures the most
distressing cases in ten minutes. It is
purely vegetable, entirely harmless, a
physicians discovery and we guarantee
1t to do all we claim. You can get th-
80 cent packs or the 10 cent trial size Al
w. +. Hale's. in Jackson. aud at all 9th
er first class druggists everywhere. Con
vince yourself JANIS ~
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-09-06

4 MAZDA McELMANEY. now tutsrmnfrlr,i
- wis uisn vi hssst iitttir o. utikutiw o..
HtsffrsW MrEslitHusN. uf -- fssutffT im thff
.at 80 titf4ssi-, viii gakF titaf ttsvhi
t-ifuifs, tti- tssuFtf u If tu tns stmfs
tstfls'. stiti sea tuv . ~ usa wf AuAusf. a n
80. n.s h- tstttis.ti tu ii. q .u ~ tsitunissi,
s.s~ vi. lln isiis iut -i.i ! frk s-tuftfy tu
-fntr 81 o.siis, flii-i atifi Auta 80 n fi
.ut auu As.ufs n k.t.Hffft .frt o. .K.'f. ..I
.f.litiiss lsm D.. o. fmi. 3. .t.flfts. f.fitf tf
90 20 %. 1+tss4 htst..a.s.r ..ft' tafai O. tIa
u MCk.lssHtss5 Miittt MrtstIstts.t. Mafg u Dol.
Issl ttisi n iitr Nj Eiisfts sit.t. ltuta. 4tfta
4tii, titni -ssisi 1Hrst Nrf.tthttfy wnfu tu fuii
o.. tU-wii: un tnw 2t-t uay 80 fth4mHra. a -.
80. lsiu. - his e. -lsid Eiix.iti-th MckiiiH.
), tu Hscuft pfumis-ufy us.fC ulHur ~ HFf,i
laici Mcf.iuansy 10 said nsv.d Nirhn u Co.
az ~. taiyshit in ufir yrHf. with isrr csnt.
istvr--t aftvr due made thrir uturtEsgs ds~t tU
tid plaiuttm. uud thrrrhy cfnNeysu tu saiu
avid Nirhotis. hi- h-ir- aud a--iEu- Efrsvrf.
.ife following asrcrihcd lands aud trncutuuiH,
sittg aud bsing im the county % JackaUn atiii
-fafc ~ uisfu. 20 vii:
Lh No. - in Township No. Seven % 81
Ratug- Me-. io KNOWN a. tIc Hclutu ssfli Nfsrrvf'
iumsiz. aud ttut since the giving of slid uiuft-
.tge IN. said lard Mct.imamFy departed thtH
iifr aud LETT the -atid Eitk tb-th hf- widow aud
ne uths defendants l-Nc-pt aid John L. hsin-
'~yl his only hrirn at Law, end praying that
~tid defendants may pmy sid Huni nov ciaitassi
o be- iuv, with pr crit Interest, amounting
Z sis9 a. that .sid pfsfnisss may D. -stid 90
by tnr same: and the ssid Amanda Mcf1ha.
,i~y Hnd Andrew NcEihanry nr. nottnrd that
they are rrqmirtd 10 spprar aud answer ~siii
.'-tiiion on or iis-fore the third saturday after
August IS. Is77. JAMES THtPP,
Rulg-6w Attorney f0T finintin
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-09-06
Probate Court Proceedings.


The State OF Ohio on complaint Of the
admir- of Junatta Lowry decd VS.. Wash
ington Smith ct al. Concealing assets.
Citation issued and set for hearing.
James A. Aleshire adm'r Of George
GIassburn decd VS.. Barbara Glassburn ct
ais. Petition to sell land. Petition filed
and set for hearing.
Thomas Morgan guardian Of Daniel E
Morgan a minor VS.. Danl E. Morgan his
ward. Petition to sell land. Report oi
sale filed confirmed and deed ordered.
Motion for an order to re-invest filed
and an order Of re-investment made.
In the matter of the insanity of Eunice
E. Vernon. Response from Superinten
dent of the Athens Hospital for the in
sane, admitting said patient. Warrant
to convey issued.
Sixteen accounts settled.
Two accounts fled.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
John L. Jones and Jennie Morrow.
Sam'l McQuistan and Lucretia j. Hill
jacob Tucker and Phoebe J. Elliott.
Leonard Steinmetz and Elizabeth Sin
clair.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-09-06

There was grand and rousing temper
ance meeting at the Fair Ground on last
Sunday afternoon, at four o'clock.
Speeches were made by two Of the minis
ters in attendance upon the Baptist As
sociation. The first speaker, Mr.. Allen.
made one of the finest speeches we ever
heard The people were edited. strength
ened aud aroused to renewed effort
The temperanc cause in Jackson has q
permanent foothold. and is making
steady progress. John T. Moore Esq de-
serves much praise for the part he has
taken,
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-09-06

The fall term OF the Court Of Common
Pleas will commence in this county on
the 10th day Of October The following
are the names of the Grand Jurors:
John Martin Of jackson township !;
James Herbertand j. j. Thomas Of Mad
ison George Phillips, William A. Long,
J. w. Partridge and s B. Downward OF
Milton; John Isaac Jones of J,ff-rson /;
William Sell and Charles Csudle OF Lick,
Harrison Schrllenger OF Franklin; 10.
seph Hale, jr. oi Bloomfield; John Jenk-
ins Of Hamilton, and James Hoover, sen.
Of Liberty.
The following are the names Of the
Petit Jurors: John Harding Of Lick
John Q. Elliott and Ambrose Kennedy
Of Liberty Teal Farrar Of Scioto; Grif
fin Kinnison of Milton; Leander Cher.
ing;on Of Franklin James Crawford oi
Washington A. s. Brohsrd OF jackson
Parker Smith and II. II. Gilliland oI
Hamilton Handy Barton ol Bloomfield
and William Armstrong OF Madison.
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Shcriff's Sale Of Real Estate.
State Of Ohio. Jackson County. -.
Court Of COranaoa Pleas
Franklin Drvcr ". sarah J. Sullivan ct a..
on Nh order Of sale.

FmnkIin Drver ". sarah J. Sullivan et a..
On tih order of sale.
Noticc O. hereby given, that tn purvuaucu oi
ltn orirr of sale i--us-i 10 ths Gi-tk - sal
tuurt utif hs "a day uf \ uEus A isTT .tud -
,ltrrtss a. sheriff tf-al,i csuuty. 1 wlil aff D.
s,le. ~ tie iour ~ thv Cuuu ii0u.s, tn Iark
- said ruunty, 0n
SATURDAY. S-pt-mbsr %. A ID 1871.
81 IN 81 said day. the tii"winr u. .,-itfs d.
H. 10 s-tatt, sttuHtT 10 the ruutty 90 Jmrk-tii
nud stale uf Onto. 90 wt's
Tue uurt hsstsi ga 80 ~ uf the nunhw - uufr.
tsr tsf -stftuu Nn. r@.vrnftsu 10 D. TtsWushlI
EIEht tSl. Htnr. Stnettt.n 49,. At@t. fhr sssufh
wsHsf umHftHr 80 thc tuffthwssf 90 fftr 80 tit|
,sttus ifsii tuNnsiip ntd tattas.. tNrstftffa
80 .stiu o. Aisi Efssitsft ess -tr 90 Co.
rsatti D it,iiisz ffuni IHrksuu o. Nlfi'ts-ft
N-U. tiis ssilitiisas-t uuutts 81 tli' -s m'tws.
ffatt. r. uf tus' s-stnT ssr'iifst. fI aus't'r ftH
uaf. NHspftitE dffsa.u atfsa % r.. .'4..
tsiisN. tss-. tiss-f vita To- iNf.. 80 tf#t .a
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