Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-06-15

LegauIt & Son have something to say
TO the readers of the TRIBUNE to-day.
SEQ their advertisement IN another col
umn.
The court house has been reprinted,
which improves It's looks. II needed IL
badly. We have not heard whether the
Jail Is 10 be adorned or not.
Il has been rumorod that the new
steamer for the inland route was TO have
left Grand Haven last Monday for this
port. At the present writing she has
not yet put In al appearance.
The new bushes buildings that have
gone up In our village have stimulated
others Of our business men TO brush up
a little for appearance sake. and ~ re-
suit several buildings have been improved
In appearance by being rcpalnted.
The tug Mary gives an excursion TO
Macknaw and Point st. Ignacc to-mor-
row. the Cheboygan brass band being In
attendance. The fare for the round trip
1881 00to Macklnaw, and 81 30 10 Point
1t. Ignacc. She Will leave her dock ut
0 n. IN.
d. w. Bennett says he will have to
stop advertising. lie ordered quite n
stock with which to open out his new
store room but the result OF letting the
people know through the TRIBUNE what
he had TO offer was TO reduce his stock
so that he did not have much to move.
The Mary started out for an excursion
last Sunday. 10 Bols Blanc islanG, but
the cxcurslonlsts concluded that IL was q
little too cool and were afraid OF getting
froze Ia aud concluded not to go so far,
so the Mary run down to Duncan aud re-
turned. A great many left her ut Duncan
and walked back. The next time Capt
Riley must collect his lare before making
n landlng.
Pleasure seekers have commenced to
arrive, and, M the weather grows warmer.
we may expect. large numbers TO visit our
village. Cheboygan hrs gained repu-
iaiion MS n resort that brings large mum
beers every season, and the prospects are
that our hotels, the present season, will
be tested TO their utmost capacity,
Rumors Of the uprising OF the com
mune are prevalent from all sections Of
the country and some 20 fur enough to
set the day Tor the strike. One iumor
giving next Monday, the 18th, rs the day,
others placing IL OH the FoGrth Of July.
We fear that there Is trouble ahead, but
preparations are being inndc on the part
OF the authorities To meet any attempt
that mag be made, and should any dis
turbance occur, IL Is not likely that the
particlpators will get of 80 easily rs dur
ing he riots last season.
The schools closed yesterday and the
scholars are happy that the lcirors OF ex-
animation are over. A number OF visit
ora have been In attendance portion OF
the time during the examination and, so
TAR rs We have heard, all express them
solver pleased with the manner the pu-
pills have sustained their examination
Tile percentage attained by The scholars
shows that they have proiited by their
studies and indicates the thorough train
| Ia ,,I ftta al M h.. "a tnu,lt.ra
The progress made by the pupils IL com
mendable and We think our public
school, under the corpse OF teachers that
have been employed, will compare favor
ably with the other public schools OF the
state.
We have received the address of Foster
Pratt, NJ. d., President Of the State Mcdi-
cal society, on the Legal Relations OF
Insane Patients, delivered before the
society May 10Th. 1t Is gotten up In
pamphlet form and was printed by w.
). George d Co., OF Lansing. IL contains
much that Is interesting and great
deal ot valuable Information la regard TO
the Insane. The topic Of the address
was suggested by the suit OF Mrs. New
comber rs. Van Deus@n, medical SUI er-
intendent of the ASYLUM at Kalamazoo,
and which resulted In verdict against
DIR. Van Dcuscn for $4,000 In the Kalam-
azoo circuit court. and In IL DIR. Pratt
shows the dagger 10 the medical iraler-
nifty In connection with the examination
OF alleged Insane persons.
II Is always pleasing work for us to
make mention Of any enterprise or i'm.
proyeinent introduced into our town, and
scarcely week goes BY without our hay
irg OCCASION 50 10 Ito. We desire now tC
give passing notice Of the bath room,
Just fitted out In connection with tn,
new and splcndidly kept shaving parlol
Of Mr.. Charles Moore. We were shown
through this department. during th,
present week, permitted to laye hi th,
hot and cold wuters provided, to pnrtlk,
OF the benefits OF sponge aud Russian
towels, and have to say that Mr. Moor,
has conferred u boon upon the town by
this pI oylsi0n and filled want that hn,
en- long felt. The rooms with all thcil
appointments are quite up to the cit,
standard. aud we arc sure that orr citi
Gems and the numerous guests of our ho
tells during the summer months will iul
ly appreciate, aud be found resul ,r visl-
tors III this popular establishment.
The River md Igarbcr IsiIi.
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