Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1880-06-12
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GEN. CHESTER A. ARTHUR, of New York.
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IS Heavy rains this week. ase 10 a.,
: ss9W-s c. Moore's advertisement should
80 not be overlooked 'nsz 81 "a "a "a -,
III The Maekmae circuit court opens next
Monday with but few cases on the docket.
Robert Conner & Co. are making large
shipments Of backing sabout oyery day
and have large orders ahead - !.
2 s. The City of Cheboygan is nearly COM
pleted and begins to lsok like steam
er. They expect to launch her the first
- Of next week. 'gl'c
Ivory Littlefield and Joseph Affair ar
rived last Saturday night from Chicago,
bringing with them seven good horses
purchased In Chicago. ~
Strawberries put in their. first appear
ncesfer the seasonsfhe first part of the
week. coming from Detroit-by boat.
They retailed al. 20 cents per quart. -o ~.
The wet weather hasbeen hard on the
farmers of this section, preventing them
from Flowing, Many who intended put
ting IN oats. have been unable to do so.
The Stand Rapids;& Indiana railroad
will commence running steamer from
@Pet0ske y to Mackipac In connection With
the RAILROAD a week from next Monday:
Don faiI to notice the change in.the
Ssdyertispln eHt of Anspaeh& Co. in this
issue. TheydesiFe to reduce their stock
preparatory to moving to- their, new
ae stand. isi1ee'a 20 s''r~ .yl'sr..s'7 dsa''sa'
-. .,e, The rain of last Saturday night raised
% such a food in Pine river that it carried
s.,sOut into the lake about 100000 feet of
logs belonging to the Mackinac Lumber
company. -. az
The condition s0f the mail received
Wednesday evening would indicate that
the carrier had fastened the bag ,behlH6
the vehicle and lowed it through from
y Petoskey. nnszsx.s 81
"A change dayind yesterdayS sAfssd a
issudden fall ri che fivef, tile WATER going
down in ten or fifteen minutes about
eighteen inches, and remained so for an
{ hour OF so when it rose about as sudden.
nj The PIE driyer has been at work this
week driving piles for the extension of
of Macarthur, Smith and Co.'S dock out
towards deep water in the straits. Some
'AeSe0 or 1000 feet are to be added this sea-
son. CO oisV Il 1es.- s-ss l..
Just at present our village has, q large
snssnSss Of 1iseHssels te gra ss.yis flowers,
-, them in almost any part of the village
~ and hear them h1mming the refrain,
mo one to love, none to caress me-"
Sf- Senator Baldhh,s bill. appraprfafihg
$4,000 for the enlargement OF the post
office building at Detroit, or appropriat-
ing an unlimited amount for the .pir-
bay. ~, q f1 n
s 9 q neRs kaikhng, passed sifesS Senate Mon
day,
Mr.. Hougfta1ing, of the Mackinac
Lumber Company came through ON the
inland route: Thursday on. his way to
Point st. Ignace., He, looked through
: the Mullet Lake House, and pronounces
: 1T the best arranged and finest furnished
hotel in the sstate.s4 a. ks'Sssf 10 ! :
The, census 5enumerators rpn across
some queer customers in their travels
suspicion. Several have thought they
were around getting names for the pur-
pose of assessing poll tax and would
refuse to give their names until con-
vincef that such was not the purpose.
The best game of base ball of the sea-
son, so far, was played Friday of last
week at Providence, R. /. between the
Providence and Chicago e}Abs-s Sixteen
innings were played Nlk4 dtknSa put
an end to the game {, each club taEying
&aRffUaA run. The next day The ChicagO's
#1Rereyietorious, making runs to 3 for
zRfpvidence In nine innings.
All assault and battery case is report
Led as having occurred at Rogers City re-
E66ntlYs between two men nam Bran
kJl0H HH6c&Ec RaeEf3mf &85ed at Smith &
ENdNglFSeaW Nj The stfon5fH grew
E6ut Of sj6afousS. TheEresult WasS badly
Yscratched faeeasapd bitten fkhn@, a
ETegllar g1 as you please contest, in
(which bOtfhpartieS got the worst of it, as
near as we can learn.
is Last Monday forenoon L. Scribersem.
Hpl0yed at. the Gheboygan Lumber COM
zpany's mill, was seriously hurt by alOad
.s0f slabs falling enshim.a He received a
i30sseyere scalp wound, and was otherwise
iSbadly bruised. Dr.. Perrin was called
land did all that could be done for the
Imam, and he is doing as well as could
beexpected; and will it is thought be
THE travel on tAe Inland route 90 81 ! in.
t;%a s3S ss Ias b ss r. eeA sOod
riIy, and e7sfytSiSg Is working smSst H.
ly. They were little late getting the
railroad in satisfactory condition but
now that everything is all right we pre-
dict that it will prove very popular
route with the travelling public.
DR.. Bowes is making very important
changes in the, NeipOth building recent.
ly pRfchased by him. sTherrear build.
ing4a being raised 3nptheEssStory and
the paHkit6n betWeoH the fflfl z0n the
Hwer rs to:h6 removed, making one
roQH entira- i Ag6h0f the building
THIS Aerd: Messrs Anspaeh Sc Co
Ofe.0f the best looms fR4t0wn, and give
the1a 9 much better chance. to display
thelf stock ::
The Grand Rapids Eagle says thu
through sleepers north on the night
runyOf. the. O. R..StI. will be put Ohttht
road about the 18th, and there will bt
four of them, Woodruff cars, two Il
Traverse City and twoTte tPetSSkSXS az
ahee3t1HEI4X Ct thesfsxs are Aev
andsissin use. The sleepers from tn,
M. c. and the d. L. s& N. probably will
put on about July 1, and will run, unit
about October 8.
sThe taiHs9f last Saturday night OF
SHndaE nfoIRing was certainly one O.
TIA heayiesf showers ever experienced il
its effect. Big foE hfstern portion o.
the villagsMm copPAte1y flooded, :, Or
Main street the seY& r6w2r6 fifsQ ffcien1
to carry off the waser and tho bitches