Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-03-17

Mr. II. Il. NanArSdale is SettiiiS tiinoet
upon his lot on Huron street for the cree
ton of a residence the coming summer.
II. w. Seymour, of Sault Ste. Marie,
spent tworor three days in the village
this week. He was returning home from
trip outside,
The Democrats of the stare congre7
gated together yesterday in Lansing and
went through the form of nominating
Supreme Judge and some Regents OF
the University. a n..s,-
A Democratic caucus has been called
tor Wednesday, 18th inst, to carry into
effect the suge estion of the Free Press to
"nominate none but those who denounce
the great fraud" ~sH -sa
Persistent effort on the part of our cit
liens may secure grant of land to aid
the Grand Rapids & Indiana Railroad in
the construction of their road to this
place. We hope our citizens. will make
every effort possible.
We would again call the attention OF
those interested to the advertisement OF
Local Commissioner Chandler for the
construction OF dam on Sturgeon river.
He will be happy to give all the informa-
| ton desired on application at his office.
l. Isaac Stewart is making arrangements,
we understand, for the construction of a
house and barn on his farm, near Mullet
lake. the coming summer. Mr.. Hum
phrey has also made the arrangements
for the sale. of a farm, near by. upon
which there will also be erected some
substantial buildings.
The Little Traverse Republican says
that few days ago Mr.. n. Petry, home
steader of that county, lost one of his
oxen in a singular manuer. He was fell
ing trees, and just as one was falling the
OK ran under it and was killed. Mr..
Petry lost the sight of-one of his eyes a
short itime ago by atchip flying in II
while chopping. Still. he has. grit, and
says he will make home and.a live OF
yet. ? - s - 49,
The cdninittee appointed by the Leg
islatnrelto investigate the charges made
against State Trespass agent Evans made
two reports; the majority report exon
crates him from all the charges made,
while the minority report does not think
the evidence sufficiently clear to arrive at
that result. "When doctors disagree,
who shall decide p The majority of the
committee think that Mr.. Evans has per-
formed his duties with great fidelity and
marked ability.
We have said and honestly thought
that it was hopeless to expect reform
within the Democratic party. but from
what we have recently been informed.
we are disposed to take it back, in pr.
at sssist, as we. understand that some OF
our Democratic friends in this village
have said that they will not take any
more extract of corn until we have a
Democratic President. and we think, so
far as these individuals are concerned, if
they@do not go back upon their words,
this will prove a permanent reform.
For the benefit of the business men Of
this village we would venture the obsel-
vation that it is entirely fsel.ss to send
to Detreitana Chicago for anything in
the s,rinting line. The TRIBUNE Office
is.prepared to do anything in the line of
printing required by our merchants that
they may need, and will duplicate prices
obtained in those places. We would also
rem TX that in printing, as we'll as /
other entcrpri s,'s. home industry sho, l l
| be patronized. There is nothing which
has done more for Cheboygan than its
newspapers, and every person who can
throw business To them. especially with
out any cost TO themselves should do SO
We simply call attention to our facilities
for doing job work, for fear some of our
friends may in the future, as they have
in the past. forget th:'t we can do work
rs cheaply aud us we'll as can be done
any where. gg f.-T ~ gE -