Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1880-04-10
New styles Of wall papers just received

New styles of wall papers just received
at A. Fexer's. o-f
Cases of goods received on the Marine
City for A. Anspach & Co.'s cheap cash
store.
The frames for the tramway on the
east dock of the ChebOygan Lumber
company are being put up.
We would call attention of the ladies
of ChebOygan and this vicinity to the
advertisement of Miss Nellie Smart.
The Granite State brought three of
COve's patent saw sharpners for ThOmp-
son Smith.
The boys are out on the river even
ings with their jack lights and spears
and are having lots of sport spearing
fish.
G. P. LangdOn is going to build an
addition of a store room to his feed mill
on Huron street and will remove his
-four and feed store.
Where is the man that was warbling
about beautiful spring? This was a
nice spring morning, showing, blowing.
freezing, regular old nOrtherner.
The hOOf rot is still raging among
the horses in this section. Thompson
Smith lost another valuable horse
Wednesday night from the disease.
We have it from the very best authority
that the Greenbackers did not telegraph
to the Detroit dailies that the Green
back ticket was elected with the eycep-
ton of supervisor. Who is cheeky?
The dredge has been quite Industrious
ly engaged this week in throwing dirt
for the ChebOygan Lumber company,
digging it out from the channel between
their docks and filling In the docks.
No mail has left ChebOygan for Mack
mae since Tuesday of last week. and the
last mail to arrive from Mackinac came
over last. Sunday. The mail carrier
made an attempt Thursday to get across
but had to return.
Frank ]. Phelps is now manager of
the Spencer House. We would Judge
that Frank would fill the bill as mana
ger in every particular, and that under
his management this well known house
would become more popular than ever.
young man, deaf and dumb, who
has been employed during the winter by
Isaac Stewart as teamSter, accuses the
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between $50 and $40 at Mr.. Burns saloon.
The examination takes place next Mon
day.
Mr.. P. Sullivan has got out during
the winter 600 cords of wood and ex-
poets to manufacture 100000 or 100000
brick during the coming season, which
would indicate that he expected some
building to be done in ChebOygan this
season.
Mr.. Sullivan, the newly elected Super
visor Of Beaugrand, says the announce
ment in our cOtempOrary, that the
entire Democratic ticket was elected,
was the first intimation he had that he
was Democrat or that that township
was running party ticket.
The ladies of ChebOygan will give a
benefit ball for Prof. Sweet, next Tues
day evening, 18th, for his kindness i'm
admitting ladies to his school free of
charge, during dancing season. Let all
attend and show their willingness. in
making the affair a grand success.
Thursday evening of next week the
School Board of District No. 1, Township
of Benton will hold meeting for the
purpose of engaging teachers for the
next school year. All applicants for
positions as teachers should hand their
proposals to the Director, DR.. Perrin, be-
fore that time.
In many of the older settled and more
pOpulOus townships throughout the
state, by general consent Of both the
leading parties, assessors have been dis
pensed with for years and are no longer
voted for, they being considered as an
unnecessary expense, and of no actual
benefit in making assessments, as the
supervisors of the various towns have
the power, and generally use it, to put
such valuation upon property as meets
their judgment. This dispensing of as
SCISSORS is looked upon as matter of
economy, but last Monday when a
vote was taken at the polls i'm this town
as to whether or not assessors should be
elected. we noticed that the Democrats
voted unanimously for electing assess
Ors, while the Republicans were unani-
nous in their opposition to it. The DEM
Ocracy were in the majority, and of
course it was decided to have them. This
of course was in the interest of economy.
Personal.
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