Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-02-23

citlZenS planteu peas IN his garden. lie
will have to defer planting this season
until drier weather.
Drs. Perrin & Bowes arc negotiating
for a location OIL which, If secured, they
propose to erect neat and cOmmOGiOus
building for their office and pharmacy.
Yesterday was the anniversary OF
Washington birthday, and very moist
day it was. Rain"d steadily the most OF
the day, ending up with a damp snow in
The evening.
Reserved seats for the dramatic enter
t;inment are being taken rapidly. Those
wishing lo>sechre desirable seats should
call early. at Farr s. Weeds, and make
their selections.
A partial eclipse of tLeilnoon occurred
OH Sunday morning last. 1t began at
New York at 4:47 A. NJ, st Boston IL
minutes later,and was more or less visible
at all points east Of the Mississippi river.
Two weeks from next Monday will be
the day for the village election. Aspir
ing candidates should announce their
names, that the public may have an OPP
portunily of making up their minds ;ls
10 who 10 vote for.
J.F. Malomy has commenced moving
his stock OF groceries, &C., TO his new
stand in tie Mckay building, OH Main
street, which has been lowered down 10
the level OF the sidewalk, IN liking ii
much more convenient.
The delegates from Cheboygan to the
convention OF Congregational churches,
at Mancelona, last week, desire to return
thanks to Mr.. Perry Andres, proprietor
of the Mancelona House, and family, for
numerous favors shown them.
The Detroit Evening News says
'Pos,masters of this state should capture
Il well executed fac smile of London
Punch, an edition of which is being cir.
culated through the mail. 1t is a very
clever advertisement of Louisiana lot
iery."
BY reading the proceedings of the
Council in another column of the TRI-
BUNE, IT. will be seen that the committees
from the fire company and COiDcil sue
ceedel in reachiug satisfactory c,nclu-
sions in regard to the difference OF
opinion existing relative to the fire or
dinapce adopted by :siie Village Council
Tie Masonic lodge Of this village has
! re eived notice from the lodge at Hart
ford, i'm northern New York, of the death
and burial of Edward Raymo. 1t is sup.
posed that the man was Sergeant Ray
mOnd, a member OF the ChebOygan lodge
who deserted from the fort 1T Mackinat
last till. Raymo is thought to have b; Ell
his right name, as lie. in sending tele
grams, signed his name Edward Raymo
| Read the advertisement. i'm another
column, off. f. Davidson, the phO'o
graphic artist, who spent last summer in
Cheboygan and gave such gOod satislac
ton TO his patrons. Those of our citizen:
Mho had photographs taken by him cal
now haye addii onal ones sent free by
mail for the small sum OF one dollar pei
dozen, al finished i'm the best style of the
art. His address is Alma, Gratiot coun
ty. Mich.
In accordance with the constitution
adopted by the Cheboygan County Ag
ricu Iural society. any one cn become /;
member by paying one dollar TO the Sec
rotary of the socieiy. The Secretary Cal
be found ut the office of the NORTHERN
TRIBUNE. where lie will be pleased to re
GIVE the dollar from and enroll the
n mes of all persons DESTROYS of encour
aging the movement by becoming mem
beers of the society.
4 visit to the dredges in the river
showed them alto be well ,aken care of
Thursday AMI Friday they had Carkin
Stickney & Grams dredge No. fired up
and were using the steam to thaw OH
the ice in the hold so that the water
could be taken out with the siphOn. Tn,
| familiar tOot Of the whistle reminded OH,
of The season OF navigation. Carkin
condition tor work.
George Bunker, son of w. III. Bunker
was kick, d by horse this morning an,
seriously injured. The accident occurred
OH Main street hear Blake's macilin,
shop. The force of the kick struck hin
in the face, cutting quite cash dOwl
over his nose and knocking IA tooth OUT
lie WAS also struck OH the right leg be
low the knee. DIR. Bowes was called am
dressed the wounds, and the boy is feel
ing as comfortable us could he eXpecle,
under the circumstances.
Our Dioceses, the Official paper of til
Episcopal church in the two dioceses o
Michigan, has just been enlarge, an
improved, and now takes its place amOn
the regular weekly papers of the state
Besides giving the Episcopal news Q
the state III minute detail, it contains tin
appointments. visitatiOns aud othe
official acts of the Bishops. 1t is ais
well filled with contributions of tn
Episcopal clergy OF the state; and fanil
reading, general chnrcli news, and mnc
other interesting Information. William
A. Scripps is the Publisher, and Rev. j
J.. Webster editor. 1t can be obUaine
for one year by sending 81 % 10 "Ou