Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-09-21

DIR. Bowes has removed into the dwell
ing belonging to s. A. NATION, on HUI
ron street.
Several of orr citizens left on the
Champlain Sunday morning for Detroit
to attend the State Fair.
Procrastination may be the thief of
time, but We will bet OH one of our office
boys when We send him on an errand, if
he happens 10 meet the right kind of a
companion.
Trade dollars arc quoted at only ninety
cents, but two of them will pay for one
years subscription to the NORTHERN
TRIBUNE, regardless of the dispute us to
their legal-tendcr properties.
Rev. A. 2. Morrison the new parton of
the NJ. E. church arrived on the Fountain
City Thursday evening and will hold
services tomorrow, both morning and
evening. Let there be cool turnout
Of our citizens at both services.
Sheriff Paquette left last Sunday
morning OIL the propeller Champlain
with Smiley and Butler, the two men
convicted OF burglary at the circuit court
last week, and sentenced to one year,
and eighteen months respectively in the
state prison at Jackson.
Two of Thompson Smiths men were
quite seriously cut with an axe in one of
his lumber camps this week. One of
them blee'ling so badly that he tainted
several times while being conveyed to
Perrin & BOwes' office to have his wounds
dressed.
The Bismark succeeded i'm bringing
the lighter lost by the barge Davidson,
last week, into port List Sunday. The
bottom of the. lighter was found to be
badly broken but. bulkheads were con-
In 1t and caulked so that they succeeded
in bringing il i'm port. Amiot is going
10 haul it out at his ship yard and repair
damages.
John F. Mcdonald threshed three hun
dred and twenty bushels of spring whe.t
and two hundred and ten bushels of peas.
The wheat was grown on ten acre., and
the peas on seven and half acres of
ground. The peas are perfectly free
from Orms. and the wheat is as bright
and plump as person would wish to
see. The crops all through the county
will average about the same.
The third day Of the Michigan State
Fair proved to be the most successful
ever known in the history of the socie-
~, the attendance, as returned by the
gatekeepers. being nearly 10000. Many
thousands Of people were present from
Canada. A number of premiums were
awarded in the horse and cattle depart
ments. Thursday was expected TO be
the eliminating day in point Of attend
ance.
Theo. Knock, of the finn of Anspach
d Co, having Just. returned from the
Eist with a large stock of clothing.
gents furnishing goods, hats and caps.
MIR. Anspach will leave tomorrow for
New York, to purchase large stock of
dress goods, fancy goods, millinery and
WOODEN goods. In few days they will
have complete stock of fall and winter
goods at their new Cheap Cash Store op-
posite Farr s. Weeds new drug store.
One of The boarders of the fremont
House took fall out of the second story
window OIL Thursday night. He SAYS he
went to bed all right and woke up find-
ing himself OIL pile of stone, considera-
bly, bruised and scared He was taken
10 the office of Perrin & Bowes where his
wounds were dressed. lie says in the
future his window will be secured so
that there will be no more lofty tumb-
ling taking place, especially when the
night is So dirk that he cannot find a
soft place 10 strike upon.