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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-27
cHoCKoE HILL ACADEMY, No. a
RICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY,
III 4O3 EAST MAIN STREET.

The sixth session begins SEPTENBEE %: 1878;
JOHN II. POWELL. Latin, MAJ hematcs, Sasarai
Sciences, Higher English.
Mrs. r. G. pEYToS. In term etiate Department.
Mrs. J. X. GARNETT. Primary Department.
M1demoisele LATARD, French and German.
Misses HOLT and LAIRD, Drawing and Pulling.
Mrs. BURwEEL. Mrs. ROBINSON. aud Miss
Professors REINmARnr, PET1coLAs. and HAZE.
Instrumental Music.
We have beeu fortunate in securing the services
Of Mademoisele Laiard, = French lady and an expe,
r1enced teacher of French, who also writes ana
speaks German luenily.
TERMS per session OF nine months. Daie one half
in advance, or ut the beginning of each month, IL
preferred: .s..a
Board (inc,uding washing, fuel, lights,
aud tuition In EEglishl. .....n.......... 500 w
Tuition In Collegiate observation-disclosures. ~ w
Tuition In intermediate Department..... 90 W
Tuition In Primary Department. 50 w
Iltlu ~ w
Erencf oU ~
German. ~
CatcStnenlCS. W.
Music, Drawing and rufuitng at Professors
charges. . s 80, T..
4 reduction made for two or more. and for
daughters of teachers aud ministers Of all dcnom!-
nations. 49,, ,rrf.
For catalogue giving farther information applyat
bookstores OF 10 ,,,,
au 26-dtOc1 403 east Main street.
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Another Hurricane In tho West
.5 Indies.

HAVANA September 26.-It is reported
from santiago de Cuba that another hurri-'
cane isN prevailing in the neighhorhood OF
st. Tbonas, and is expected to touch Ja-
maica tomorrow. It. is feared il. will also
sweep along the southern coast OF Cuba. II
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The Army as a Posse ,Cor,itltr,s.

WAsHINGToN, September 26.-The Cabinet
to-day discussed the clause in the army APP
preparation bill prohibiting the use OF the
army as posse comitatuS to aid the civil
authorities. Il was said this clause had in
numerous instances been detrimental to
the Government service. The Secretary OF
War stated be felt justified, however, in dl-
recting General Crook, should he deem it
necessary, to afford protection to the Pacific
railroad, the Government having an inter-
est in the road, and duty to perform IN the
safe conveyance OF the mails. r..t
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By Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

New York, September 2G.-Gold opened ut 100's.
N0on.-Slocks unsettled. Money. on call, 2 per
cent. Gold, I0G5r: Exchange-Long,. 4Sl: short,
1854 Governments quiet State bonds weak.
F., Ec.ning.-Noney more active at 8 per cent. Ex-
change quiet ut 48l., Gold, l003a. Governments
weak; new 5's, 1865. States dnlI.n s'-.;'a '.'-
$50 - at BALTIMORE - q. ~,
BALTIMORE, September 26.-Virginla 6's, old, 20;
deferred, 81; consOls, OAK: second series. 81
TIst-due coupons, 80. North Carolina 6'$, old,
LIS: new, s; special tax, I. Bid to-day.
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a, RICHMOND MARKETS. ,@i
THURSDAY, September 20, 1875
country :produre. :. 80

Country PRODUCE. - =.
seeswep: 23c. n n. .. 49, 81 go
i Sutter: Prjne TO choice yellow. S@2Oc.; far
Corn Heal: Csc. p brshel for country. aofl.,@s
.Drted Fsuit: Apples. 2@3c.: neaches. pceicd.
5@Sc.; unpeeled, 2@3e.; cherr,es. SOL u ip. ;
Elackperries, &C. s.-. -. .s.a.' -,
Eaas: In barrels. 15@l6c. 2 dozeu:iin crares. II
Fathers: Prime nye-soose. Acc: common. .2o@
Fyacseed: 81 n b,,sllel. d. #,s.
Hau: Virginia timothy, 65c-very dull; clover
Potatoes:, irish. ? harrc,, s1.75@s2.
Rye: 100000. q 6IsDel sfzli -n,.,a
B@Ied StraD: s5M4oc. ~
GniLo,o: GAGE. y ID.
Wool: Washed. 3O@32c.: upwashea. =0@e2c.
BURY wool will bring FROM 3 10 sc. 2 ID less than
above rates.
Cement. Lime, Plaster. sc.
River. Si.6O@$I.7o.
vi Line: Agricultural, s@lOc. q b,tshel; Eocksnd,
delivered: calcintd plaster. 50. 80,
Tar: Large size. s3.23tGs35c. r.
Dry Goods. 49,. - .4sE
,,,.o,D1a Sh.eI,nQs nq,d !Shfriinys: "a Nanches-
ter. eye; i Manchester. 6kc.:4 Manchester, 4ac;
James Ever. Axe; A GraniieYie. TIE; = Grani,e
vile. 7c: "A Rockridgr. 6Nc.: q Rotkhrte &c
"A W. cones,osa. 7kc. ;, 6. Conestoga D.
Concstoy:l. .B4c;s lO-4 reperili. 25c: lo-a City,
22.e.: Co,tfli-yarns. 90c. fs%r' ~ =, ! E.'.. :
Blegcl.ed Bhirtinds cald Sheetin9S: Al Wan-
sutta, j Ohc.: ~ Masonviile 9zc.: fl Rockdale,
&C. "A Home. &C.; A Oneida. l0c.; "a
.Ayopdale, 7c.; "A social. 7c.; "A Anoskeag,
9kc; Whitestone. 9Ec.; Barnsley, 5Hc.: = Red
Dog &C.; Il, q Scitnate. &C.: Mefhunnt SC; Ie-
Peterborough, &c.; l0-4s Wathan, 2oc.; lO-4 City
BTo.oa. DriAs: Petersburg 6Hc. Grauitevilla,
So; Eockbridge, A, &c.; "A. 6kc. 49,,
" Corset jeans: Puvonia,; SCI sAmosReaS, 1oc.'
Haflowell, &c. Ann. o.,
Z. Prints: Americans, &c.: ALIENS. &C.: Rich
smOnd, &C.; Sprague. &c.: Manchester, &c; WASH
;ipgton &c.: Hamilton. &c.; Merrfmack, &c. Mall
'tery &C.; OI1ental Pacific. &c.; Arnold &c.; liar
moiy. 54c.: Wanssutta. 44c =.
Cdnltf1cs :: Rice. SC; English. DC. 4. ~;
Drugs, Dycstuifs, Oils, &c.
dseosol. $3.50 q gallon.
:. Ooacsntrated Lye: ss.o0@s4 p case Of for'
dozen.
Copperas: .2ssc. t.., s.i .s,l II - ~.
81 Cochiaeak:. 90c. q b.
4, Extract Of LoQD00d: lSc .,Es s,.,frF iay
fst indigo: &lGak1.10. 81
Is Oils: Lfnseed. 6sc.: machine. sI@&1.75 sperm
"a: whale. &C.: straits, 5Gt955c.; Labradnr-eod
oil 66070c.; lard, 70c.:: sweet, 80 u dozen
best salad $3.50 :castor, $1.40 p galion: Virgins
ksressue;! iaea assh D ga
oP Raes f 10 {. D,
Roots Ginseng, 8oc.; seneca, without top, $50
45c.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
'.-'- HcHMoND, September 26. 1878.
.Nel:EINGA REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WuEAT.- 1ite l42 bushels. Red, 2,514 BUSH
els. ......., ~
CoHN-TVhtte, $50 bushels. Mired, GO bushels.
OATS.-la46 bushels It,. a...
RYE.-50 bushels. s.
ORCuARD-GRASS SEED $50 bushels. ..
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White l16 bushels at csc. Red, 102
bushels common Fulrz at Soc; 90 bushels on Drl-
yate terms; 36S bushels on private terms; 36 BUSH
els mixed at 81; "a bushels seed Ful,z on private
terms; 1913 bushels good FutZ at 95c.; Ii bushels
common Lancaster at 81; l24 bushels very good
Futz ut s1.02; 26 bushels at 95c.; "a bushels.
urine Fultz at Sl.03: 6S bushels good Fultz
ut 81; 81 bushels mixed on private terms;
70 bushels good Fultz at 81; 80 bushels choice
amber at Sl.10: 10 bushels good FutZ at 81
200 bushels good FultZ ut 81; so bushels very good
Ful,z 81. 03 bushels very good FuZ at 81 .03;
IA bushels common FuiiZ at 90c.; 40 bushels good
Lancaster at &1.05; 100 bushels good Fultz 1T
99c.-.o,al, 1878 bushels. III
CoRN.-Mized, 60 bushels very good at SIC.
OATs.--54 bushels on private terms; 292 bushels
prime spring at SIC; 400 bushels on private terms
Total, TAG bushels, = = 80
RYE.-3S bushels on private terms; ~ bushels
common at SOc.-total, so bushels. -'
ORCHARD GRASS-SEED.-5O bushels Oh private
terms.
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NEW YoRK :; SUMAC MARKET.

SEPTEMBER 24.-Transactions are yet limited to
small lots; prices for invoices are rather nominal
1880 for lead seal aud $35@S40 for low grades
JottrndLof Commerce. -
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Lyuch.Law In Tennessee.

NASHVILLE, september 3d. James Russell
(eoiored), charged iwith1a,f attempt to COM
NIT rape upon Mrs. jackson. was taken
from the Jail at Murfreesboro' at 3 A. NJ.
and hanged by mob, oneInile from town.
There was some doubt OF his guilt.
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NEwYoRk WOOL MARKET.

SEPTEMBER. 24.-FooL-Tife few transactions
prices. Medium grades or feeces are especially
steady. There IL little more urging Of Texas and
for ifem but ret no especial decline in prices. In
dicntions point 70 very reserved buying again this
week, or 10 COVER actual needs cn1y.-Jorrnatof
nnyn7nfFce. 49, ~ 40 -. $500 ~
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yEW.YORK pErRoLEUs1 MARKET.

SEPTEMBER 4.-Refned IS down again kc., and
the low prices, do not stimulate demand. while
quoted at 6Yc.: crude In shipping order. sH@
&C.: Eaphtha, Sc. Refined al 10c. asked. Phia-
dclphia at 93c.. and BALTIMORE delivery at exe.
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LOUISVILLE LEAF-TOBACC0 MARKET.
SEpTENHER 2a.-Thc sales aggregated 2Q2 hogs

The Pickett House sold SO hoeshcads: ~ hogs
heads Galloway County leaf at $3.50 $3.50, $3.50,
$500; 2 hoasheads Logan County Leaf and Jugs at
1910, 1885, hogshead Breckinridge County
SO. 80 +: s hogsheads Robertson County iTennJ leaf
and Tugs at $3.50, $3.50, $3.50, $3.50, S2I5:7
hogsbcads Henry County tTenn.) leaf at $500
heads Henry County fTenn.) Tugs mt So. 81 90.
$3.50; 2 hogsheads Ohio County leaf at $3.50,
S4 Observation-Disclosures
IOther houses had sales at lilc priccS.l
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Taisure.

HALIFAX, i N. 81. September 26. Tucker
II Go, /, West India merchants, have sus-
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,rr.H'r or RICHMOND. SEPTEMBER &c, 1879,
...... ARRIVED.
Steamer j. w. Evernan. Clifford. Philadelpha,
merchandise and passengers. j. W. NcC2rric:,
agent. ~
mail mc!rhandi>e AMI pastEgeca. =. T.. Ta'um,
agent.
Steamship Wyanokc. Couch. New York, merclian-
disc and passengers. G.. w. Allen Il Co.. agents.
Schooner Rcd Jacket, Kendall, Boston, coal. Guy
Tic &c Co.
schooner George 2. Eiallock, Sharrctt New York.
coal. Curtis & Parkrr. ~
schooner John Cadwaliader, Piinncy, Albany.
cannel coal, q. Storrs, agent.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Schooner J. l.. Ellis, -, Alexandria, Septem-
Schooner Annie F.. Moore, EtEerJge. New York
September gath.
Schooner Lucy Ames. Richards. hence, ut troHl-
dcrcr, r. l., StDtc mber Gath.
Schooner Lucy May. from philldcpha. win
bone-lls: for Richmond. Va, while beating ont the
harbor nj Lewcs at 8 A. NJ, September 22d. got on
tho outside Trpakwater. but was subsequently warp
ed of the pile by huwser. and anchored nsiGc Teak
Schooner Il. C. Thomas, Thorndike, hence for
Portland. at EdgarIown September 22t.
..r= BY Telegraph.
- NEW YORK. September 26.-Arrlved on. Ger
hin. Copeia Chiliau, Tentonia, Erl King.
HAytSA. September 2G.-Arrivcd: City Of Vera
LONDON, September 26.-The British bark Addie
H. Cam, Captain jenkins. nom haI',Ife Nasus'
FORT MONROE, September 26.-Saied: Bark
Rio de Ia Plata, for Philadelphia. Passed out from
RichmonG: Briggs Mangeu, for RIO Grande Lucy
SNOW for Boston; schooner Conquest, Tor New
Brunswick. A large feet OF coasters passed out the
Roads.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

THO BUILDERs.--A party who owns a
i LARGE LOT, ellglbiy situated near the Capt.
tol desires 10 nut the same In with some builder
who Will erect a. BLOCK OF DWELLINGS, the
-oWner OF the lot to take one aud The bG'laer lie
There is o large quantity OF BUILDING MATE
RAILS now ON the lot. For narticulars, apply 10
sc 2O-eod3t a.. ~ GRUBb3 &.WlLLLaMs
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D ICHMOED FEMALE INSTITUTE.

Under the control of the Board Of Trustees The
Institute vii. b" corcucted by the following
If'.:5s-t - FACULTY:
MISS JOSEPHINE EATON tPrncipsil; Latin, Greek,
Mathematics, and Moral Philosophy
Miss SALLEE HAMMER thssociaIe Principai), Els
/ tory Literature, English. and Composition.
Professor C. Fl. WINSTON, NJ. a.. Natural Sciences
Miss LILY BUDwELL, French AMI German. "
Miss SUE HAMMER. Preparatory Department.
Miss ELIZA CRosTHwAITE (GoyerncSsl Eng'ish
|. Branches and Caisthenics.
Mile NELLIE DUSTINAN, Music E.s3. .t
Miss ELLA LEFTwICu, Art department..
Mr. and Mrs. L. r. HOLLAND. Home Department
/ The next session will begin the Esd OF SEPTEM-
BER, and close the Esd Of June. 1879.
. TUITION IN
PrcpaTa tory School TO NJ
Collegiate SCHOOL. ............ Us 10 ~
Music School iIEstrumeniall ,,s.rt GU
Music School tEocall.- ............... Go
School of Art.... ~ To Az
Board Including everything except
= Washing iCO
Calisthencs free or charge.
Daughters Of ministers are charged half rates FOR
tuition. ..,..t.s .s,...- #... ...
Reduction is made 10 patron scrdins two CT
more pupils.
For circular, containing fuller information, adj
dress l.. u. lIOLLAND, Eirnmond va; or arpiy
al Institute. on Tenth between Marshal, and Clay
streets. ... .-'E... j. Is. JETER.
Sc 25-4t President of The Ronrdof Trustees.
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DILL.HEADS, $3.50 to IS per ream, at
ID the DISPATCH PRINTISG-HOCSE.
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Flour. a...-.r
fine. s3 supprine, s3.75i@s4 extra. $500
$4.75; common family, S5@s5.25; fancy brands
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xsDJoA!rIONAL.
800
UNIVERSITY SCHOOL, g.
" No. 100 EIoHTH STREET. 4

The FOURTEENTH SESSION OF THIS school will
begin THURSDAY. September 26ttI. rs
CHARGES FOR SESSION:
Elementary English md 1athematic $50
Higher English and ~
sLatn, Greek. French, German, eacli........... ~
...s' "
Teachers, sons. on
sIf boy studies more than two ot thee languages
no charge L. made for the third and fourth.
Payments as follows Teu dollars SI ol the Day o.
entrance the balance In three SlL, and mne months
from the goth September. Is "a, s-ss ~
Boys OF eleven years OF age recejred; or, u wen
advanced, even younger. 60 s. s r ~
Circulars nc the bookstores.
Application may be made 70 the Principal AZ No.
80 ~ THOMAS a. NORWOOD,
III &c g-1m ~ ssRi n Principal.
.CHOCKOE HILL ACADEMY, No. AZ
OSEVEyTH STREET.-T!ie fourteenth session
win commence MONDAY, September 18th, aud
continue nine months. Mr. JOHN s. G0ETTIyGER
WIN instruct. the classes In German and French.
Circulars at the bookstores. Charges for each term
of-trre months: Elementary English, S2l higher
English and Mathematics: s23; Latin, Greek,
French and German. each, 50: payable In advance.
e8-1m hh1% ;. TbEAGH. frlnelpas.
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EDUCATIoNAL.
cOJTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE,

no. 8 eHAcE STREET. q.
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LOUISVILLE MANUFACTURED TOBACCO
MARKET.

IOther houses had sales at liLc pr!ccs.l
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-06-01
SHY and Uniu,, su.pictou .

Some two weeks or so ago small
house at Detour, belonging 10 man by
the name OF Martel, was burned. The
house was unoccupied at the time, and
suspicious were whispered about that il
had been set on fire. Some one, evident
lv seeking to crafty some malice, start
ell the absurd rumOr that suspicion rest
ed upon Mrs. G. L. Newell. This rumor
spread until 1: came to the ears of the
Prosecuting Attorney, who, evidently
desiring to distinguish himself. went to
on tour Of Investigation. He called
the inhabitants together In the school
house and held high court of enquiry
of which he was the central figure. As
any one could have told him before he
left his Office, there was not the shadow
of foundation tor the unkind rumor.
1t is but charitable to state that the
Prosecuting Attorney isa young man of
very little experience. but that he should
have allowed such silly rumors against
the character OF lady OF the standing
of Mrs. Newell to influence his actions Is
almost ineXcusable.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-06-01
Accident.


Last Sunday little son j. F. Ma
loney. the grocer, met with quite a seri-
Gus accident. He undertook to get OH
the bridge while twas being swung
shut, and got his foot caught i'm between
the ends of the stringers on top of the
bridge anu on the approach, which come
very close together. The result was that
he bad his foot very badly crushed, al
though no bones were broken, This is
the second accident of the kind that has
happened, little girl last summer being
caught in the same way aud it should be
warning to children to keep away from
the bridge while it is i'm motion. We
think a couple of inches might be cut off
from the ends of these timbers without
any detriment to the bridge, and this
would obviate any such accidents.
Children are children and it is diff
cult matter to control them or convince
them of the danger they incur ia playing
around the bridge.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-06-01
s.. LEGUALT DE- SON.

AEORTGAG SALE-Default having been
lNl made in the conditions OF a certain mortgage
igan, 10 Smith Harris Emburv, of the anne place,
dated November 18th, A. d. 1873, and recorded In
the Off e of Register of Deede. for the County
of Che hoygan and Statetof Michigan, on the 18th
cages. on pages 2s7 and 2St. which laid mortgage,
together with the debt thereby secured wa. by the
said 8. Harris Embury, duly assigned To Peter Nc
Arthur, of East y 'ginaw, Michigan, by an instru-
ment of assignment dated ia uary % b., A. ID.
1878. and recorded in the Office of the Register of
Deeds for said County Of Gheboygan on the End
day of February, A ID. 1878, in liter ID Of mortga-
ges, on page 2s. Upon which mortgage there is
claimed be due at the date of this notice the sum
of iour hundred and eighty-eight AMI sixty-four
one hundr dths ($4SS6 dollars and an attornev's
fee of fifty 500 dollars provided for in said mort
gage and no suit proceedings at law or in equity
having been instituted to recover the moneys Sc
cured by sa.d mortgage, o, any part thereof; al,
contained In said mortgage. and the statute in such
case made aud provide. notice is hereby given that
Oh Mond ". the Goth day Of August, A. D. ISIS. at
ten O'Clock in the 70, enoon. shall sel at public
auction To the highest bidder at the front DO " of
the Court House In the village and county Of Che
boygsn and State of Michigan chat being the place
whers. the Circuit Court fr Ghebnygan county il
bolden) the premises described in said mortgage.o
so much thereof as may he necessary to pay the
amount due said mortgage with ten per cent.
interest and all legal costs eether with attor
tee of fifty dollars coyenanted for therein, the
premises being described in said mortgage as al
that certain lot piece and pa reel OF lane 10
the village of Cneboygan, IN the county of Chebov.
gan and state of Michigan. and known and iescrib
cd rs follows, to-wit Lot number thirty t37l,
in N. w. Horne's additio' to Cheboygan village.
according TO the corded plat thereof on file IN the
Office Of the Register of Deeds for Che couii-
ty Michigan, sald lot lying and be ng in the angle
Of ain and Elm streets being sixty six feet ten
inches front on Main street aud ninety mine feet
back on Kim street of said village.
Cheboygan, May seth, 1873.
PETER MACARTHUR,
/. GEO. W. BELL, Assignee of Mortgage.
Attorney for Assignee. junl
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-06-01

The Chic,go Inter-Ocean writes up a
large amount of :ts marine news with
the editorial scissors from the NORTHERN
TRIBUNE, not even using the editorial
pencil sufficiently to give proper credit,
even for important items.
A telegram from Point st. Ignace. to
Chicago paper, says that the books and
papers of the los. schooner Kate L. Bruce
have been found at Manitoulin Islan.is,
and sic now there. They were found
by William Bellrose, a fisherman.
The Northern Transit company have
inausurated the old excursion arrange
ment OF last summer, that is, trip
around the lakes. distance Of 5000 miles
at total cost of $50. Parties can start
either way at choice, and the whole ride
is made without change of boat.
The main offices of the Marquette and
Mackinaw railroad are in Marquette. The
prospects tor the early completion OF the
road must be favorable for we learn that
the Offices are lighte,l up every night
Perhaps, however, the officers are figur'
ing upon the time table OF the road.
1t is reported that DR.. Lamar. he oil
Marquette and Mackinw railroad fame,
has determined to change the eastern
terminus Of the road to some place other
than Point st. 1gnace, most likely to the
eastward, and has gone below after an
engineer to make the necessary surveys
Judging from the progress already made,
We should suppose it was very proable
that both terwini of the road would be
in Marquette.
Almost every one who can afford 1t
buys COW in the spring. They are a
luxury. The next thing done after buy
ing the COW is to buy bell and fasten it
around the neck of the bovine. Then
the ''critter" is turned out to make a
living upon the beautiful meadows and
roadside pastures surrounding the vii
lage, and embitter the life OF the resi-
dents of every part OF town. To look at
a COW. is to make Der out. an innocent
animal, but when she gets beneath per-
sons window and compels the would-be
sleeper to an all night bell serenade. she
becomes the most vicious brute in exist.
encc. One region in particular is made
almost nninhabitable by the nightly ding
dong Of the bells, and the believing OF
calves for lost cows and believing of
COWS for lost calves. And so it goes.
The advent of the beautiful spring is also
the advent CT the outrageous cow bells.
If the inventor of the cow bell is ever
we will not guarantee his per-
sonal safety at the hands of long suffer
ing people.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-06-01
Liver IL King.

The Liver is the imperial organ of the
whole human system. as it controls the
life, health aud happiness of man. When
it is disturbed in its proper action, all
kinds of ailme,itg are the natural result
The digestion of food, the movements OF
the heart and blood, the action of the
brain and nervous system, are all con-
Dected with the workings ofthe liver. II
II has been successfully proved that
Green's August F lowe is unequalled in
curing all persons atf1 icted with dyspep'
STA or liver complaint. and all the num-
erous symptoms that result from an un-
healthy condition of the liver and
stomach Sample bottles to try, 10 cents
Positively sold in all towns on the Wes-
tern Continent. Three doses will prove
that it is just what you want. For sale
by A. III. Gerow and Farr & Weed.
More ntw Goods next week at Mrs
Iltckii.s 1t
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-06-01

T. j. CRUMLEY started outside on the
Lawrence this morning.

T. j. CRUMLEY started outside on the
Lawrence this morning.
Mrs. w. s. HUMPHREY left on the
City of Toledo. Wednesday afternoon for
visit to her friends to Lansing.
w. 81. BUNKER arrived from Sault Ste.
Marie yesterday, and left for ID, troit this
morning ON the propeller Lawrence.
j.. p. SUTTON, Judge of Probate, and
Thomas Bentley. Village Clerk, started
for the north shore this morning, on the
Truscott. to spend several days rus
ticating.
MR.. Ross MCCARTY. who fishes on an
extensive scale at Hammonds Bay. every
season, was in the village several days
this week. making preparations for the
seasons fishing.
Rev. w. w. RAFTER, of Alpena, ar
rived on the st. Paul last Tuesday. We
understand he thinks OF locating here
aud organizing an Episcopal church.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-06-01
w. CHANDLER,
Chairman of County Committee.
Fog signal Disabled.

The following notice has been given
by the Light House Inspectors for the
Eleventh district: Notice has been re.
ceived at this office that the fog signal at
Spectacle Reef Light Station, Lake Hu.
ron. is disabled, and cannot be sounded
until repairs are made. The Light House
Inspector is on q tour of inspection. and
will visit that station i'm few days when
the necessary repairs will be made.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-06-01
Hats made over at Mrs. Huckins'
Boarders Wanted.

Having rented the house formerly oc,
cupied by VIM. F, De Puy, on Huron
street. one door south of the Town Hall
and fitted the same up as fora boarding
house, would say to my old friends. and
the public generally. that am prepared
to accommodate few more bOarders
by the day or week. at prices to cores
pond with the times.
Mrs C. CAREY.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-06-01

Mr.. Davidson is having good run of
business. His gallery is costly fitted up,
and he is doing excellent work. Parties
desiring anything in the way of photo
graphs or tin-types should not fail to call
and see him. Ii