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Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-09-01

We understand. that a grist milf. is to
bebailt at Crawford's Quarry. This
wilt De quite in advantage to the settlers
in,that section. H.rsts:ere they were
compelled to send their grain to some
other point to have it ground
Mrs. Elizabeth Comstock.a member of
thsSociety of Friends, preached at the
Congregational church last Sunday ,eyens
day evening to a. crowded house. She
alsoSpeke upon. theasnbject of temper
ance a Wsrs4simer,st Hall Monday sani
Tuesday eyeilipgs.l ~ Sl1hS e = = Z =
By reference TO the official proceedings
OF Council, it VIII be seen that d. j.
Buckley has been awarded the contract
for building the town hall. His COM
petitors were: Frank Ozier and Robert
Robinson, Alex. Mcdonald and John
wsaieyI cridqes.' v;andq od
sfhompson Smith, of Duncan City, Mas
on the road very neat express wagon,
manufactured by Mr.. Pellenz. We I'M
derstand it's spfng aIrih .regnlSrly be-
tween Duncan City and this village. 1t
has "DYpcan City Express" in very neat
letters, on each side and hind ehl of the
wagon body.
fsA6OTs SIz HaTEBs4-yYo o.
The annual school meeting owill take
place at the school building next Monday
evening. This is something that every
citizen is interested in, and the attend.
ance should be Large. There are to be
two trustees elected, and the amounts OF
money necessary for the different funds
to be voted upon.
Justice Summons held quite lengthy
session Of court this week, it lasting sew
eral days. The suit was Earl as. Spen
Ger, and was brought by The plaintiff to
recover rent claimed to be due from de-
fendantlfor the Spencer House. Tht
trial was before jury, and resulted in /;
verdict in favor of the plaintiff. the jury
awarding him Judgment amounting IC
$500 As. WIS. Hphpiaey was attorney
tor the plaintiff, and Geo. w. Bell fol
the defense.
1t Is expected that Governor .Croswel
will pass through Cheboygan on ms way
back from the upper peninsula, where b.
accompanied the Legislative excursion
He left for Sault Ste. Marie on last Mon
day, where he was to meet with the res
of the Canal Board and inspect the canal
From there, it is stated, he was to pro
coed home Uia Mackinac, Petoskey ant
the Grand Rapids & Indiana railroad
and it was thought that he would go Il
PetOskey over the inland route.
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TOWN TALK.

alFhis has been oneesthe liveliest weeks
OF The season in the'nai bdr. af-'i' iR1
The dam on Pigeon river proved sue
cefs and enabled the jobbers to get out ali
of their drives.
N. w. Lyons Will soon open confec-
tiohkfy and fancy grocery 'stoie in the
Tuttle building.
Next Tuesday night will be the first
regular meeting of the Village Council
for the present month.
General Grant has been offered the
freedom of the cities of Edinburg, Gas
Cow and ASrrin Scotland. hae l':s6
G. R. Robinson & Co. hive added a
very handsome coffee can to the other
attractions of their well regulated store.
Captain Kirtland's family left on the
City of Toledo, for their home in Mil
waukee, after visit of several weeks in
Cheboygan.
5AHc 1nbetl X. Gemsteek Tleftron
the n. T.. propeller Lawrence yesterday
evening for Port Huron, where she will
spend afew days. i +, $50. 200 -.a.
The Street Commissioners is having
more gravel brought in for the benefit OF
the streets. rfhefel are Several piaces
where it is badly needed.
The pleasure seekers at MaekiDaw
island have commenced to thin out, large
nH9heEsQeaving DAILY. The hotels7Iaye
had Avery successful but short season.
We understand that iherBIack river
drive is down far enough TO insure it be-
ing got out this season. This. we be-,
lteve, will bring out all the logs got out
out in this section during last winter. id
Messrs. Macarthur. Smith & Co. are
having THE frame prepared for'an exten-
sive' coal shed tobe built on their slab
dock, below the old mill. 1t is to be 160
feet long, by 80 feet wide, and will face
Ll4SzoklttitS..
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JOSEPH DUNNEBACKE.
30 GRATIOT AVENUE, DETROIT,

a sfrrr .Er 81 = - = - = IS q b. =
You can get better goods and at wholesale rates.
pay particular attention to fitting LUM BERMEN,
and so icit correspondence ION them and guar
antee them satisfaction in all their desliugs with
me.
sat JOSEPH L,UNNEBr sCKE. 81
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JOSEPH EUNNEB .CKE
Notice..

2. tii -" Z. S. LAND OFFICE,
TRAVERSE CITY. Mich, Aug. -, 1877.
COMPLAINT having been entered at this office
" by Josiah, Spencer against Benjamin Hamil-
ron for abandoning his homestead entry No. S.t27
dated February g. a, u on the Z X of s L
section 30 TO vH-hip 81 moth, range west Che.
boygan county, Michigan, v it'll aview 10 the can
collation. Of said entry; the said parties hereby
summoned @ appear at this office ON the 2Iih day
of October, 1877, at O'Clock, p. NJ, respond and
furnish Testimony concer. Ing said alleged abandon
nfent. t-~ Et-L
SETH G.. MOFFATT, Register
s PERRY HANNAH. Receiver.
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uUluIWe need a person IN every town to take.
subscriptions for the largest, cheapest
ard best illustrated family publication in the
world. Any one can become successful agent
The most elegant works of art given free TO sub
scrblrS. The price IS so low that almost every
body subscribes. One agent reports making over
S159in week. A lady agent reports taking over
40 subscribers in ten days. all who engage
make money fast. You can devote all time
to the business, or only your spare teu You
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Unclaimed Letter List,

Unclaimed Letter List.
The following is a list of letters re-
naming in the Cheboygan postoffice, un-
called for Sept. 1. Persons calling for
these letters will please Say that they are
advertised: -. So ef.1
GENTS LIST.
Bitterling, Wilhelm Jervis, Vetal 'a
Crawford, John Kripp. George
Coutwier, UesOrie Kitchen. James
Charand, Alphonse Klume, Fritz
De CHI mps, antony D ARISEN, John
Erwin, William Moran. Archie
Fisher, b x Perrette, Paul
Fitzpatrick. John Vennette, Paul
Harbeli. Anton Matchmaker, Joseph
Harrington, A We Sinclair, Hugh -,
Henry, Domnick
LADIES LIST.
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'lLUMBERMEN,

TTOR~E OWNERS and others, don't ray high
II prices for Han ness Saddles, Collars, Horse
Blankets, 8Obes, etc ,-when by sendingt the-well
Known lOuse of 49, 81 ~ "a
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DDOK AND JOB PRINTING, OF EVERY
ID description Send your ORDERS to the
NORTHERN TRIBUNE, Cheboygan, Mich, AID
have them filed at CDicago prices.
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4 Z no G m per day ct home.i Samples
Do ~ nkU worth 81 free. STINsoN 4 Co,
Portland, Maine. ~ -,.,is5 ,sts3 - /.
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and row epclose YOU nv check for ;he balar
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charged Iii ltar. pas 1--WE YEARS $40 her Stein
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TIRE koRrRERN INDIANA

The largest Normal School anil Business Irsti-
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MIR. F. G SHITu.

MIR. f. G SHITTI. 80 il3.E.e.- -,di ots.t .
. Dear Sir:-Er closed pleare End my CT eek for III
SORT u. on my rtier. Mrs. Befknap and self as
KNAPP wishes me tn Thank oukindly. and 10 say it
all he. treplls equally enthus astic in their cpn
cannot cXceiiea Abe ou', ladies WI o are Wit
TIE inest CIT they have played oil Ia " esl
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The propeller r. Holland arrived
this forenoon.
The schooner Dreapaught cleared
Monday tor Detroit with acargo of iron
, 1877-09-30

The trade dollar is beginning to make It's ap-
pcarance IN circulation. 1t is not legal tender,
and, as bullion, will not sell for quite as much
gold as the greenback. The latter oscllates at
o., while the trade dollar is worth about 95. If
it were full legal tender it would be worth, of
course, s., and perhaps 100, cents in gold. 1t is
beautiful coin, and has a delightful ring.
Congress meets IN two weeks in extra session,
and the Cincinnati Commercial prognosticates
confidently tha:
LIE next House Of Representatives will. within
thirty DAYS after Its organization. pass act re-
storing the old silver dollar its old lawful place.
and order the coinage Of ftfy mttl,ons OF the com
10 begin with; and We do not doubt that the SEN
ate will be found to have majority OF
silver men, The President will, there is no
doubt whatever. sign the bill, the sum Of
which will be the restoration Of the double
standard and Of the old b-inetal1ic money basis
The people may make up their minds TO this. Sil-
etizat:on "f the metal in America As the inevlta.
bic action Of Congress becomes known to thc world
the appreciation Of SILVER will be accelerated
There result In scientific experiment more
Certain than that the silver dollar VI 4l2a grains
standard metal will fad its level with the gold dol
lar-and then the trade dollar, 42o grains standard
metal. will be at per cent premium above guild.
II il this 4nticpatiun-thc great probability Of gain
and the certainty that there will rot be oss-that
il creating the demand for trade doliArs.
, 1877-09-30
CHEAPER AND BETTER,

The war on high prices inaugurated by Law
renee & Martin, Ill Madison street, continues
to meet with public favor. When it is known
that the best of whiskics, sherries, gins, and
ports can be had at 81 per bottle. people do not
hesitate to invest in such luxuries. They are
now putting up assorted cases Of dozen bot
ties three Of whisky, three Of sherry, three Of
gin, and three OF port) for $40, and being In con-
yenient form and the purest of goods, are being
taken rapidly by druggists and families. All
guotls are delivered free. In the cigar line
Mcssrs. Lawrence & Martin are causing quite
huttcr, for they are selling 5cidcnburg and 9TH
er best brands of Key West cigars three for 4
quarter. THIS is unprecedented. 1t is also be-
coming generally known that this firm spreads
one the finest gcntlemen's lunches to be found
In Chicago. Their bar is stocked from their
wholesale stock with the very best Of every
thing,
, 1877-09-30
THE GERMAN SAVINGs-RANK.

The reader will find in another column the
quarterly statement OF the German Savings
Bank. The Fidelity, State, and H., F. g. NJ.
have gone, but it remains. a new feature
which will be most rcassurng to depositors is
the certificate of the Directors, including such
men as Thomas Hoyne, Elias Greencbaum,
Henry Greenebaum, etc, that they have ex-
a1nincd the securities and satisfied themselves
that everything is as it is represented to be.
The statement shows that the liabilities are
SOP, ,ooo, and cash on hand and bonds $3.50 oVo,
while the $500, 600 OF mortgages are stated to be
selling easily at 4 premium. The remainder Of
the assets are stated to be equally good. The
bank is paying ~ per cent on deposits, while
others pay !. It can do this because it does
not have to pay the Government tax OF one-half
Of per rent due from banks which do not allow
over per cent interest.
, 1877-09-30
EXPOSITION GOSSIP.
A Days Stroll Beneath the Vault.
ed Arch of the Giant
Building.
Which Enables Us to Give Our Read
ers Pen Pictures Of Some Of the
Wonderful Things on Ex-
hibitiou There.

By all odds the finest exhibit in the Agricultr
ural Department is that OF J. D. Easter s. Co.,
its-chief attraction being the celebrated Marsh
Harvester, with the Crane Binder attachment,
which implement Mr.. Easter has brought as
near perfection as any grain~gatherer ever can
approach. Many farmers who have attended
the Exposition testify to the faultless working
OF this wonderful machine in the field during the
past harvest, and are emphatic in its prase. We
observed also In Afr. Easter's display one OF the
famous Corr sulky- -plows, on which the operator
rides, doing more work and better than an or
binary walkiug-plow. The Warrior aud " G. d
D." mowers are also there. The Marsh wind
mill, which has NOW become necessity to all
Grst-class farms, riuing-cultiyator, the Easter
Harvester, and various other harveslers of dif-
ferent sizes This fine aggregation Of farming
machinery attracts universal attention.
BOYS, step around to tue west gallery aud see
"Thc Standard School States of America" tho
cheapest and best noisclcss slAtcs it use. They
are made and sold bV H. G.. Goodrich, 50 and 81
South Canal street.
John Wright's lnimitable restaurant Is one OF
tue most artistic and enjoyable things in the
Exposition. His menu embraces all the deli
cAccs of the season. Visitors, don't fail to give
the famous old caterer call.
At the right Of the main entrance visitors
may see very fine collection OF copied pictures,
''copied by the Siltertype process" by Il. P.
Moore, Concord, n. Fl. Among the specimens
exhibited maT be seen pictures Of Gov. Bross OF
THE TRIBUNE, Bishop Cheney, Charles SUM-
ncr, the late T. r. Bliss, and others, which are
admired BY thousands daily for their ife-lke ap-
pearance and beauty. We learn from Messrs.
D. D. Mcader IL Co., of los South Canal street,
the general agents, that they are having good
share Of the patronage Of the art-lovin@ public,
their agents having delivered over 5000 copies
in the past year in Illinois and Iowa Combin-
ing the beauty and durability OF the work and
the fair dealing OF Mcssrs. aicader y Co., We do
not wonder 1T their success.
4 new Chicago enterprise is represented by
brilliant display Of colors manufactured By Mr..
j. 3. Slichter for the National Paint Company
OF this city, WHO alone have the right to use
them. All the latest and finest tnts arc pro-
duccd by Mr.. Slichter's new process, aud Tor
bzilliancy and depth of color arc far superior to
anything VIC have ever seen. they are warrant
cd not to taslc Or change color
One OF the most attractive features in the
building Is the pyramids ot light and: decorated
s}adcs Of ". F. Sherman, IS Dearborn street,
who has tho expansion aud automatic Gas burll-
er, which, for economy and improved light has
10 equal. 1t is used on tho builting with great
sncccss and economy, und many other places in
this cty,
, 1877-09-30

The question Of the injurious effect OF cigar
ettc-smokng is considered By the New York
tSna, which judges rs an expert that the cigar
cttc is worse than the pipc or cigar for people
Of weak lungs or tendency to bronchial
troubles. 1t IS also true that the paper used in
cigarettes is often more or less poisonous
All Havana cigarettes arc rolled in paper partly
made Of cottcn, which gives of in burning
empyrcuma1ic oils dangerous to the lungs. The
paai:r Fcrsan, of French manufacture, sold in
tc ks, is tic best; but cigarettes made in the
United States, particularly those made Of the
Ca:'oral tobacco, are good. The habit of inhaI-
ia- The slnokc is the worst evil Of cigarette
er,DEi.l~
, 1877-09-30

been retired. II the 4-per-ccnts should appear
in the debt statement before the 6-per-cents arc
retired, the public debt would not be correctly
stated, as 1t would appear to be larger than it
really is by the amount OF 4-percents already
subscribed, viz: $17,00o,00n
UNFORTUNATE FOR SENATOR coNKL1Na.
When Senator Conkllng's performances of
Yesterday were referred to, the Secretary smileu
grimly, aud said that he thought it vas unfortu~
could not restrain his combatve proclyitics,
Beyond this he seemed to have nothing to say
on that subject
, 1877-09-30
The True Cni=n-a New York Grecnbacl
na,cr-say6 in its last Issue:

Ihe 1Tut tNA1t7-1 New 10rk Greenback
paper says in its last Issue:
We give place, with pleasure 10 happy illus
traiion Of the present 6unnclal condition of the
country. given TO the public by the we'll known
banker Of Chicago, Mr.. SrpSET MYERS, au in
deiausnole writer and worker in the cause Of
Currency Reform aud Industrial Emancipation.
MIR. MYERS is very apt In putting his ideas into
words which portray to the ordinary mind clear
understanding Of the currency needs of commerce.
The following is the article referred to- entitled
'.Bcllue, Mechanical and Financial" which &c
most heartily commend.
Tue TRIBUNE will give rlace, with pleasure,
to any happy illustration which Mr.. MYERS
may please to furnish Of the present financial
condition OF the aepos1tors in the A., F. g. M.,
and will also gladly give Mr. MYERS an oppor-
tunity to show his aptitude In putting his ideas
into words which portray to the ordinary mind
that OF Receiver WARD included-a clear un-
de1standing Of the currency needs Of his bank.
, 1877-09-30

distinguished services, that to the Dukes Of
MARLBOROUGH for E,aN CnrRcn1LL's triumph
at Blenhcim is $4,000 in perpctuity; the same
sum awarded to the Dukes OF WELLINGTON
goes no farther than the next holder Of the
title. The heirs Of WILLIAM PENN still receive
e4oo0 year for the loyalty OF their great an
crstDr.,'
, 1877-09-30

The paper-in1ationists had a powwow in
Springfield the other evening. E1-Goy. Pail
nEE happened to be present, and he was urgent
J.; called to ''spcak." At first he declined, but
being pressed made few remarks. The Kegts-
TER thus rcpnrts him:
lie state. that he was ready at any time to give
the rca>ont fur the faith that he held, and in this
ca-c his views were different from those Of the
gentlemen who had preceded him. He regarded
specie resumption as inevitable and that the soon
restoration OF confidence was essential TO the
Restoration Of .'sood timc..'' and this only to
be attained by settling the financial question. lie
wae frequently inter-unted BY questions, and an
, 1877-09-30

Two hundred and sixty eight Thousand, four hnn-
dred andeighty copies Of papers were printed
at the Office Of the Chicago Newspaper Onion, 1T.
119, and ISL Fifth aveune, in this city, last week
larger amount BY -, 900 than was printed by any
other house publishing cooperative papers, and
yet the rates Of advertising in this list are 50 per
cent lo'rer than in anu oth<r Advertisers will do
well 10 bear these facts in mind,
, 1877-09-30

4 member Of the British Parliament in a re-
cen: speech adycrted to the curious spcculations
CONCERNING the decline OF England. The period
Of THIS decline he thought, was far distant, in
asuuch as English agriculture is not only -four
ishrn., but more fourishing than ever before.
The annual value of the agricultural produce Of
the United kingdom in a fair average year is
about E1:}Do, ,00h,0o0 This is as near as can be
calcuated,-no very accurate statistics being
made OIL the subject "This,'' said the speak
er. is about double the amount OF the produce
Of our looms, three times that OF our 1orgcs,
and four OF t;!e times years. produce Of our
mines.''
, 1877-09-30

An inquest recently held in England brought
out the curious fact that many OF the workers
in the coal mines there are perfectly blind.
Deceased, notwithstanding his blindness, wore
4 DAvT lamp, and death was not at all due to
his iufirmity
, 1877-09-30

The Russian genera1ship does not impress the
English very strongly. The London Times,
which is strongly pro-Russian, remarks: "Itis
said the Turkish soldiers have received strict
orders not to fire at Russian General. lest he
should be killed or disabled, and replaced"
, 1877-09-30

shipment by the steamer Of the 18th inst,
makes the expectation OF fine silver for the
current month 1,062, GOO, leaving the market
almost bare OF that commodity. The total
sales Of fine silver during the month to the
Government and for expectation aggregate
about S., 100000 ounces
, 1877-09-30

The NOES of New York are having protract-
ed divorce suit. The two negatives in this in
stance do not make an affirmative, and they
find it hard to contradict each other to the
satisfaction Of the Court,
, 1877-09-30

"our CARTER is exhibiting his eagle in
Ohio. The bird cxCtes SO much more admira-
tion than the owner of it that an early dissolu-
tion Of partnership is looked for.
, 1877-09-30
REIER IlNEc

The standard SIS sets OF teeth adve1tiscd by Dr.,
McChesney are identical with those for which they
years ago charged S25, and for which others sttl1
charge $40 to SIS. An improvement on the Nc
Chcsney sets is practical impossibility IN any dem
tai Office in this city.
, 1877-09-30

GoETuE said that the means for the cure Of
insanity, leaving out the use OF drugs, are the
means which are OF uso in preventing the we'll
from becoming insane, Dr.. c. F. FOLSOM, Of
the Massachusetts Board Of Health, has written
memoir, which forms no iuconsiderablc part
Of the last annual report Is body, to show
that the words Of the poet scientifically cor
rcrt. Fresh air, exercise, and total abstinence
from the use Of stimulants will do more to pre-
serre the health Of persons prcdisposed to in-
sanity than all the drugs in tho world.
, 1877-09-30

In everything that goes to make upa perfect
piano. viz. purity OF tone, dclicacy Of touch.
power. durability, and beauty Of finish, the Decker
Bros. piano has never been cxcel!ed We invite
the most careful criticism and comparison.
STORY G CAHr 2l1 State street.
, 1877-09-30

The New York EDrnirg Post begs RICHARD
GRANT WHITE to abolish the custom OF hand
shaking. But as that is an English custom lie
doubtless believes in it.
, 1877-09-30

A Washington dispatrh says: 'Judge kELr
LET, Of Pennsylvania, arrived here tonight. lie
gives it as his opinion that the Resumption act
cannot be, will not be, and ought not to be, en-
forced. He thinks about the first act OF Con-
ercss will be either to repeal the act OF extend
the time 10 an indefinite day, which will be
about the same thing. He SAYS bis only pus1-
ness here 1t this time is TO secure winter quar-
t"rs and transac: private business with the Dc
nart ,lle1afs',
, 1877-09-30
RARE OPPORTUNITY

is at present offered to the public By the firm OF
b. & n. Ncubcrgcr & Co., 267 and 200 Wabash
avenue who are retiring from retail business,
and selling out their magnificent stock OF all
kinds Of furniture regardless OF cost Get
tht,E prices before purchasing aud save your
n1nnpr
, 1877-09-30

A New Orleans dispatch states that "1sA-
CELL, the co1ored Pension Agent, was oustcd to-
lay under instructions from ScHURz and upon
report made by one OF his agents, who has
been here investigating the Office named. 1sA-
BELLS bond for $150,000 WAS found composed
principally Of straw; and, although his surcties
justified IN solido for s3ou,000 careful investisa
riou develops the fact that the entire lot are
worth less than $40O00. Three OF the names
are well known to be men Of straw. Crooked
ness is also allcgcdin the payment OF pensions. -
, 1877-09-30

Dr.. PRIME aud Col. 1NGElssoLL have wisely
abandoned their scleme to decide the facts OF
TON PA1NE's and VoLrA1RE's alleged death-bed
repentance By 4 wager.