Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-05-11

been more like November than Nay.
Hundreds of bushels of peas have been
planted in this county this spring.
A new and sch ct stock OF hats and caps
of the latest styles. just received at the
new. cheap cash store.
! Ten of Cheboygan's saloon keepers pre-
sented bonds at the meeting of Council
Tuesday night, which were approved.
If you want to buy good, nice suit of
clothes and save % per cent, cali at the
new. cheap cash store, opposite the tele-
graph office.
Another new stock of clothing, dry
goods and millinery received yesterday,
per steamer Marine City at the new
cheap cash store.
The latest indications of the European
barometer are that there is better pros
pect for settlement of the mudile be-
tween England and Russia.
DR.. Stoner, of Buffalo, connected with
The w. S. marine hospital service, arrived
on the Marine City yesterday. He is on
Il tour inspecting the life saving stations
aloi & the lakes.
Considerable business was done by the
village Council at the meeting Tuesday
night, the particulars of which can be
found in the official proceedings pub
lisLed in another column.
II is stated that Congressman Ellis
worth, of this dist"icr, will not be a cali
didatc for reelection, and that ex-Post-
master Phillips, OF Bay City. is anxious
to be Mr.. Eilswortl'S successor.
Parties have arrived in the village
from ST. Paul, Minnesota. looking after
live pigeons for the shooting clubs of st.
Paul and Minneapolis. Iii: claimed that
ST.. Paul has the largest and wealthiest
shooting club in the United States.
]. N. Zorn. the old AMI reliable shoe
dealer of Cheboygan, comes ont with Il
new "al." in this weeks issue. Mr..
Zorn has long been in the business here
and knows what is needed in this COM
munity in his line, and intends TO keep
his stock full of The best goods.
We:more s. Co., successors to p. NJ.
LatiiroP, have something of interest to
say to the readers of the TRIBUNE in
their advertisement in another portion of
this issue. They are offering special
bargains in some lines, and we would
advise all to read what they have TO say.
Anspach G. Co., are doing good
business. and The reason is they are sell
jng the best Of goods at low figures, and
adver Use in the TRIBUNE to let the pco-
pie of Cheboygan county know what
they have for sale and what bargains
they offer. Read their advertisement
elsew here In this issue.
Mr. z. Barman has opened up at Wer-
thcimer'S old stand with Il fresh stock OF
dry goods, fancy goods, &C., and intends
keeping up Il iull assortment of the latest
and most fashionable goods ut tue lowest
prices. Read his advertisement i'll
another column: and then give him Il
cill and learn his prices.
Bulen s. Nelson received some car
wheels with couctve rims, yesterday or
the Murine. They are for cars TO draw
logs on u pole railroad and are said ia
work admirably. The pole road being
constructed with little expense and
drawing large loads of logs. 1t is said
that logs can be got III cheaper by this |
method, than OH sleighs during The
winter.
y Chicago exchange says: The Co;lec-
tors and United States Inspectors OF
steam vessels have adopted stringent
mea.ureS TO eil;orcc the the law prOhib- |
iting the trausportion Of petroleum OH
passenger steamers, Hereafter no steam
cr ca rying passengers will obtain Il
clearance il it appears there is any pc
trUl, um on bOird, and the parties offer |
ing it for shipment on passenger boats
viii be prosecuted under the law, which |
provides severe penalties for even offer
ing it for transportation.