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, 1878-01-25

APPoINrMENr.-Msny Of our read
ers viii be pleased To learn that Capt,
WiIIoughbv. who was some time ago
recommended to the Department at
Washington for appointment to the
position OF Indian agent at Neeah
Bay. has been duly commissioned IN
that capacity. He will enter upon
the duties of his Office Immediately.
we are told, and doubtless prove a
worthy incumbent. This appoint
ment is made. vice Huntington who
was dismissed for dishonesty and
fraud in his dealings with the gov
ernment. Captain Willoughby is a
thoroughly practical man who knows
what those Indians need, aud will
give them more real encouragement
in the development of their various
industries, and in inculcating clean
illness ami decency in their dwellings
than they have received during the
past four years, during which period
ths whole tribe seem to have retro.
graded, with the exception of few
children who have been taught tc
read and write-though but little
else. Mrs. Willoughby, very es.
Unable lady, is teacher having the
highest altainments, and a peculiar
fitness for the matronly duties of the
reservation. We consider that the
choice Of Capt. Chas. Willoughby to
control the Makah Indians is a good
one, and feel satisfied that the In.
disns will be benefited by the
change. The appointment has not
yet been confirmed by the Senate,
but we feel so confident that it will
that these remarks are yenturad.
, 1878-01-25
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REMARKABLE EVIDENCES OF THE
MILDNESS OF THE PRESENT WINTER.

REMARKABLE EVIDENCES OF THE
MILDSEss OF THE PRESENT WINTER
Mr.. John Bennett, of Whatcom, the
celebrated scotsman, florist, and
nurseryman, in a letter to Judge
Swan, dated Jan. Goth, says: "The
weather is fine; little too fine for
this time ofthe year. Nv bees are car.
rying bee bread into their hives every
day when the sun shines. There is
no other place in this latitude, in
North America where bees are work
ing at.this time of the year, or where
the climate is SO mild as that Of Pu
get Sound" Mr.. Bennet has been
very successful in propagating the
Beale's Early FldsIgo" peach.
This is a Seeding peach, raised by
Mr.. Beale, on Fidalgo island, and un
doubtedly the very best peach ever
raised on Puget Sound. They are
large, very snowy, and Of delicious
flavor, and ripen always about the
10Th to 18th Of August. Mr. James
smith, nurseryman, Of this town, has
some these of"grand peach trees, as
Mr.. Bennett calls them, which bore
fruit last year for the FIRST time. We
can safely ard conscientiously re-.
commend those who are about pur.
chasing fruit or ornamental trees OF
various kinds, to procure them from
John Bennett, Of Whstcom.
, 1878-01-25
GRAMMAR DEPARTMENT.

This embraces all the studies generally
IilEht IN common schools, between the Thi Il
Reader, Primary Arithmetic, Third Geoyrl.
phN ana corresponding studies, mp 10 the flrst
ul tne Academic Department, nj which time
puplIs are expected to pass examination in the
following studies, which constitute the high.
est grade OF the Grammar Department:
Bu!ion's English Grammar, ,,cogrnphy
completed, with mapdrawing from memory
anluSc of Terrestrial Globes
History of the United States, outlines of
English History Fifth Reader, p. Purlcy's
history, written Spelling, PcnmHnship, PraC-
tlciii Arithmetic completed and Mental Arith-
mpfip
, 1878-01-25

II NV aais not easily earned in these times
10 4 I hut it can he made I'M month BY
" 4 any of either sex. in any part OF
INA 4 4 the collntry, who is willing to
VIZ n n work steadily at the employment
" - - that we furnish. s6b per wee k in
your own town. You need not he away from
home over night. IOn can give your wi o c
time TO the work, or O"'' Jur spare moments
We have ago. &C making over S2O per
day. All engage Ut once can make money
fast. At the present time money cannot he
made 80 easily and rapidly AT any other bust
ness. II costs nothing to try the business.
Terms and - Outit free Address at once,
"a II. HALLETT d CO.. Portland, Maine
, 1878-01-25

We have been requested to an
swer, through the AEGUs, some in
terogations from Eastern people, bu
cannot do so till next week.
, 1878-01-25

The Mist arrived yesterday even.
ing, from Victoria, having taken
thlther a load Of produce from Dun.
gsnes'. She Immediately left for
latter place with merchandise for
different parties.
, 1878-01-25
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from 'he southeast 90 -,
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w; L. Loclen D. OraTa'; L'ttIe
ans LeWIS county W. AN
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g"InIS' =, w l. T"''es 1p'rS'o'u' ~, II,
uIa''P' ~homoIh,sn ~ county, W. l. ,
Senator ?1 N''cnell to,Iag ae ,naro"uceu nnd
T.'i aPP'oi'IlS's,S Nl'o'ooo @ ~ ell.
aoie Tue C,''eu o'a'ss epas' survey
70 eS'Tc'lSn d s'a''on 'o' V"e purpose
os in"N'"S ''uS' o'se''"''o'' "' AS
'otrT' vT- y ~ r. q, A.
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q ;. meeting .. .ne se,I".o S 'S'.Ioau S
,s'I1.- o'li''..'0e 10y 'n'oI ul.1. Wv, Wv,
- DIi,a ,s;.;s
Fc. t'"9 NV ""'' '''' -
OF the construction ol rallroau from
Oregon to Salt Lake City. He said
the DeoDle of Oreron would not Law
. stra,v in rho nav Of extap1inr tbo
: 9''"" ~ ~ '"e "1 ~: o,I''L'"7 -"
tithe LOT tue couhpietioh Oh the ~ or
thern Pacific Railroad, but they
thought thew would have something
~ cav coucsrnipr railroad Ieris,atior
r. .'-,L.,: ,rL.,. ,Ia'..,
,or tue northwest u''P,
~ Interested IN the SaIt Lake ana
Portland Railroad project, because
il would bring them more sperdiIy
, 1878-01-25

SINCE Mr.. PIatt and family Of
Dungeness, emigrated, news comes
that both little girls of the f4IniI y,
died with diptheria.
, 1878-01-25

THE Osborne Monthly" pub
hshed at Auburn, y. y, has reached
us, IL contains pages, aud is de.
voted to the Interests of farmers.
Published by d. ". Osborne & Co.,
manufacturers Of the Kirby &
Wheeler EespeEs and mowers.
, 1878-01-25

No. !, vol. !, Of the " Weekly
Record" published at Salem, Ogn..
10y +. o. Norton, has just reached
us. We have no comments at pres.
ent, further than 10 pronounce it
crsditzble.
, 1878-01-25
Course Of Study.

ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT.
IntE GRADES IN,I RTuIrRING ONK
YEAR FOR COMPLETION.
, 1878-01-25

l'E~I lINh. ~UIuNp WAR.
..Nn 'rlWfuJr, U Latin Grammar. A.
SAUNA. lii~'uIN, trrrk Grammar
l.'W"h'hlN Algebra. trF-3r'- commentaries.
Eh'lWl'. Ancient History,
NainEtI Philosophy, High Algebra. a
nnN-w'~-l. High Arithmc e, a.
High Arithmetic, u Geometry. m
IHN >l,'tI Typography, elementary Astron INV
English Grammar, English Grammar n
THIRD YEAR. FOURTH YEAR.
ticcrn's select ortti'n- Holncc's Odcs,
Nirgtl'S .EnriI. Iiyy.
urrrk Readers, llcrndotus,
NnaMNl~. Memorabilia.
German Reader, Evidences of fChristinn.
lrlGOnOmctry, VIM Tell ity.
MenSurltinn, survey Moral science ''
~, EEun iStllnh, >. ing, English Literature,
non>inu mon |. :, Physics,
iolltlCal Economy, Geology,
Chemistry. Ioylc.
Exercises In Comnosition and defamation
throughout the course to the an yrnr when
original oratiOnS. written reviews. nbsfrnr
GU QUIKED.
, 1878-01-25
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.

Ihts Department is the most IMPORTANT
ana we propose dong thorough work in buld
ing the grOund.wurk for future education.
our J, slslShl OF instruction embraces the latest
plans ana most approved systems for
AWAKENING AND INSTRUCTING
the young mind, and at the same time teach.
ing it to think for Itself ACCURATELY and
READILY. The abcdarinns are taught from
Wilson's Family and School Charts, until thcy
learn To read, and then pass in order, nj the
same tlme receiving oral instructions In Ian.
5lla@", combinations of Numbers, Drawing,
PenmanshiD and GeOgraphy
, 1878-01-25
CALENDAR
TI'ITIOS:

Iultlon Is charged from date Of entrance to
close of term, ana must be pnid in ndyunc",
NO deduction will he made except in cases of
protracted illness.
academic A, Depart. for term of 10 weeks. $40 90
5hr tnunlillhr =. SO
= = a.Iii'IE E e. ) %
Latin, Greek, Bookkeeping and German
each EXTRA. Observation-Disclosures. 80
NJ. q. ROYAL, Principal.
, 1878-01-25
Chronic and Difficult Diseases

-FITIIEK OF n
SPECIAL, GENERAL OR PRIVATE Ma.
TURE,
With his new and other improved remedies,
and lthOut the Use of mercury.
THE SICK AND AFFLICTED
win remember that PrOcrnstinrtiOn is the
thief of time" that n disease may he cured to-
day and not tomorrow, this week and not
next; therefore avoid the dahger of delay. IL
matters not what your disease may he, let Dr.
curabIc, he will treat you, ifuncurablc, he will
advise.
, 1878-01-25
YOUNG MEN

who suffer from the fOllcs of youth can avail
themselves of Dr. Flattcrys new treatment
before II Is too late.
The DR.. Will Forfeit a 800 dol
lar Fee
Forcvcry disease of special nature which he
fails TO cure There IS no fail! when directions
are strictly followed! nor Inconvenience from
business while using his treatment
MIDDLE AGED MEN
Many of the age of 81 to 81, suffer from ncr-
vOus prOtmtiOn, loss of vigor, and weaken
ing, IN manner not To be accounted for, and
are ignorant of theCnu DR. FlAttcry guarnn-
tees II perfect cure and restoration OF the
physical powers
WOMEN
who mny be rackeh by pain and suffering
from the many troubles peculiar to their sex,
can find speedy relief ana permanent cure by
the Doctors new treatment, tho result of his
many years practice In their complaints
va Write Il full statement and treatment
will he sent to cure any disease mt home Con-
sultit'On free and strictly confidential Dr
FlattCry'S two diplomas can be seen 1T his Of
flee ADDRESS, j. FLATTERY, MI
Seattle WI
, 1878-01-25

who suffer from the follrcs of youth can avail
themselves of Dr. Flattcry's new treatment
before ii Is too late.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-09-21
Chairman County Conn
Consumption Cured.

An old physician, retired from practice
having had placed i'm his hands by M.
East India missionary the formula of I;
simple vegetable remedy, for the speedy
and permanent cure of consumption.
bronchitis. catarrh, asthma. and all
throat and lung affections, also positive
and radical cure for nervous complaints.
after having tested its wonderful cl,ra-
tive powers in thousands OF eases, has
felt il his duty to make it known TO his
suffering fellows. Actuated by this mo-
tive, and desire to relieve human snlf;.r
ing. | will send, free OF cl rye, to all who
desire ii, this recipe. with full directions
for preparing ANA using. in German
French or English. Sent by mail by all
dressing with stamp. n9ming this paper
w. w. Sherar. 1i9 Powers Block. ROch-
ester, New York. Civ
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-09-21
The County Fair.

The Board of Directors of the Agricul-
tural society have held two meetings
this week, and are busy making arrange
ments tor holding the first annual fair of
the society. The time set is Friday
and Saturday, Sept. ~ and 2Sth. The
fair will be held OIL the grounds
of the Cheboygan Horse AssOcia-
ton. Lumber has been hauled on the
grounds tor the erection of building,
and only for the heavy rains prevailing
this week the building would have been
we'll under way. The success of the ex-
hibition depends upon the citizens of the
county and it is to be hoped that all are
interest ed enough in the advancement
and development of the county and its
resources, to take an active part in this,
the first exhibition. Cheboygan county
can make good display if every citizen
will do their part. No matter how en-
ergctically or enthusiastically the mana
gers may enter into the work, unless sup
ported by the mass of our citizens. it
cannot be expected that 1T will prove a
success, but with the support of the citi-
zens it cannot possibly be failure. Let
all, therefore, make their arrangements
to devote two days. Friday and Saturday.
the 27sand 18th inst, to the good of the
courtyard bring every article that will
aid in making display. FOR show what
can be accomplished in the county in the
way of agriculture, manufacturing, hor-
ticulture stock raising. &c.
1t is not expected that the premiums
offered Will be any particular Involvement
to exhibitors and it is hoped that all are
sufficiently interested i'm promoting the
interests OF the county as to require no
special inducements in the way of pre-
miums. Very encouraging reports come
from various sections of the county and
t is hoped thu these indications may be
realized. Every part of the county
should be we'll represented at this, the
first exhibition. Entries can be made
with the Secretary at his office, OH Hum
phrey's dock, any time previous to the
first day of the fair and on the grounds
the morning of the first day of the fair,
hut all entries must be made i'm time to
insure everything intended for exhibit
ton to be in position by noon of the first
t., Il 10
who possibly can, to make their entries
at as early day as possible so as to en-
able those in charge TO make their ar
engagements accordingly and avoid rush
and hurry the morning of the first day
of the fair. Let all strive to make this.
the first fair, grand success.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-09-21

To the editor of the TRIBUNE.
In facilitating travel and business rela-
tons in distant regions, railroads have
been of great service. In building some
of these roads call for aid has been res
pended to along the line and govern
ment has donited a certain amount of
wild lands to aid in extending them in
new counties, like the railroad from Bay
City to the Straits. which by the present
prolonged delay in its compile. ion is
causing much dissatisfaction to the scat
tered inhabitants i'm town 81 north anu
range 3 west, by being deprived of the
benefit of the road for transit as we'll as
One-half of the land being held from
market. In several townships north of
Gaylord the j, l.. Il S. II. r. Co. have a
claim on every alternate section. which
If it were in market would soon be taken
by men who are in want of new homes.
Instead OF granting lands to railroad
companies, the government had better
dispose of its lands to actual settlers and
donate money. aid to the railroads. 1t
would give better satisfaction to the
community. We are often delighted
with the report that the railroad from
Gaylord Is soon to be completed; but
no such movement is begun, and those
unoccupied lands remain an 'seye-so e
and an ''unabated nuisance" to every res
ident and to those who wish to locate
thereon. How ever much comMuni v
or country IS benefi e by raili DAD The
patrons pay dear enough for it. What
the people want now is that this railroad
be completed from Gaylord without de-
lay. If they intend TO Ito so. No person
wishes to entertain the belief that the
company is sOuless monopoly who
care little for anybody or anything but
the greatest gain possible. In a few
months more, if there is no proof to the
contrary, the verdict will be that they
intend TO act unfair and dishonesty by
delaying the completion of their road un-
til the few or half of the settlers tina.
are bere have made large improvements,
opened new roads, erected school hou ses,
&C., by the side of their unoccupied land
thus enhancing its value at the expense
of our industry, which is no less than
lawless robbery. Ii. III. KELSEY.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-09-21

AtRthe Democratic caucus, held at j.
+. Sutton's Office OH Thursday, the fol-
lowing delegates were appointed to at
tend the county convention: w. Nc.
Arthur, NJ. w. Horne, J. P. Sutton, j. j.
Brown and T. T. Van Arsdale.
Chebcygan has been enjoying the full
benefit OF the eqninoxial storm. For
the past week or ten days there has been
succession of storms either wiEd Oh
rain. This week it has ralned without
any apparent effort, and the quantity
of rain that has fallen has BEEN immense;
yesterday afternoon the wind got ar
round northwest anu blew g,le.
The benefits of advertising was never
more fully demonstrated than by the re-
suit Of the notice in the TRIBUNE last
week in regard to the loss OF thirty dol
lars. The next morning it was found
1t had been in the loosers boot all week
and had he not advertised i'm the TRI-
BUNE he might have been yet wonder
ing what had become of the money
Nothing like advertising in the TRI
BUNE.
Read "notice to contractors i'm another
column OF this Issue, for proposals for
the construction of two reservoirs fol
the village. One to be located at the
northwest corner of Nelson and Sam
mons street, and the other at the north
west cornor of Huron and Division
streets. Bids will be received until
p. m. of Tuesday, October the 11th. Full
particulars can be fOnnd in the notice
referred to.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-09-21
MO5f0Q0e Sale.

NNTUERE s, default has been made in the
w paymei.t of money secured by a mortgage
dated the 3 tn day OF May, 1873, executed b, Amos
Gabrath and Catherine Gaibralth. his wife, OF In
township of Grant, county of Cheboygan. and
state OF Nichigan, to Nelson Fisher, of the same
named plae, which said mortgage. was recorded in
the Office of the Register of Deeds, OF the unity
of Cheboygan, in l.ber B of mortgages, on pages
200 and z0l, the 27th day of May, ID. 49, 5,
10 O'Clock A. NJ, and whereas the said mortgage as
been duly assigned by said Nelson Fisher to
Ephram Nelson. by assignment, bearing date the
fifth day of July, "A. ID. 1871 and recorded in the
office of the Reyi ter of Dt eds of said county OF
Cheboygan, on the 9Th day Of July. a. d. 1877, al
DEL OK NJ, ia ber b of Aortgag s, OF rage 631,
and whereas, the said mortgag. Ia, been duly
sign,d by he said EphraIm elsvn TO StrattOn A
Nation, by asignmcnt bearing date the tn day
of September, A. ID 1875 and recorded la the office
of the Register Of Deeds of said county of Cneboy
gan, on the 10th day OF September, A. ID. 1o7S al
NJ, in liber OF m rtgages, on page 80, and the
amount ella mel to be due ON said mortgage at the
date of this notice l. Sle sum of hundred and
thirtytour ard s01C0 1914 80 liars of principal
and interest, and the further sum of fifty $500 dol
lars attorney fee stipu aed ter in said mort
gage, and which is the whole amount claimed to be
unpaid ON the same mortgage, and no suit or pre-
ceedIng having been instituted at law to recov-
er the debt now remaining secured by the the said
mortg ,ge any part thereof, whereby the power
OF sale contained in the sail mortgage has become
operative. Now. therefore, not is hereby given
that by virtue of the said power OF sale and in
pursuance of the statute in such made and
provided the SAID mortgage will be force o5ed by
sale of the premises therein de cribed at pub c
ton to tbs highest bidder on the premises, at the
front door of the court bouse in ChebOy village,
IN said county CT Chebo, gan, on the 21st day of
December. A. ID. 1873, next. at ten oc eek in
the forenoon of that day, Which said premis are
described in the said mortg ge as follows, to wit:
Lot number seven IA in section sixteen (16) IN
| tornhip thnty-seven SD nnrth, of range one
ID wet, containing foty-hve 66-100 acres,
| more or less excepting and reserving there
| from about Fix (e) nclss for mill site, and a
part OF the river front for booming pu poses, con
| veyed to George A. Barclay and strait A. Mat
tom by the grantor in fai mortgage and his wife,
by deed da cd July 18th, 1862 ANA recorded in the
Reti ter Of Deeds ,ice for said county, IN hber
| of d. eds, on page SIS.
Dated September 17th. Us g.
STATION a. NATION,
Warts s. HUMPnKEY, ssgnee.
Attorney for ASS gnee. 2 sept13t
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-09-21
Republican County Convention

A Republican County Convention
will be held at the Town Hall in the
village of Chebnyban, ONT Monday the
9th day of Sept. next. for the the pur-
pose of electing five delegate, to the Rep
reseEtatIve Convention to be held al
Mackinac, Tuesday Sept. 2Jtb next. at
2 O'Clock p. IN. and for the Transaction of
such other business rs may come before
the Convention.
The several towns will be entitled TO
representation as follows: Benton, 10;
Beaugrand. 4; Burt, 2; Duncan. 8; Grant.
4; Inverness, &; Nunda, L; TuScorora, 2;
W. CHANDLER.
Chairman County Committee.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-09-21
I.cakIng e.

The schooner +. B. Pomcroy bound
from Chicago to Buffalo with cargo of
wheat, was towed into this port by the
tug w. s. Carkin, Thursday morning in
leaking condition. This is the first
trip she has made since the year of
The panic. and had been newly recalked,
fifiy-two bales of oakum having
been used and it was supposed
she was in first class condition, but after
leaving Chiclgo it was discovered that
she was leaking, and she Put into Man.
itowc and shipped two extra men to as
sist at the pumps and proceeded on her
way. When she arrived opposite this
port she was taking i'm about thirteen
inches of water per hour. 1t was dis
covered that the leaking was in seams
near the water line through places which
had been missed in caulking. She re-
manned i'm the river all day Thursday the
men being employed in cllking the de-
fcctive spots, and the greater portion OF
The leak was stopped so that when she
lef. here yesterday morning. she was
only taking i'm about four inches of wa
ter per hour which few minutes work
at the pumps each hour would keep
clear. 1t was expected that portion OF
her cargo would be found in damaged
condition but the captain thought ii
would not be very great amount rs she
had been kept pretty free by the use OF
the pumps.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-09-21
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