Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1880-05-22

Co.'S.
The steamers are all landing an I'M
usual amount of freight at this port
for this season of the year.
The Sunday school of st. Paul's church.
Detroit, has presented the Rev. W. W.
Rafter with bell for his new church.
Some of the pigeon trappers have taken
their departure, claiming that their bus
mess had not been very profitable in this
section.
The palace bakery still fiOurishes and
Mrs. Jewell presents matters of interest
to all i'm her advertisement elsewhere.
Read it.
The ladies of ChebOygan and vicinity
should read the advertisement, in this
issue. of Miss Nellie Smart. 1t will in
terest them.
The President Tuesday decided to ap-
point Horace Maynard, Z. S. Minister to
COnStantinOple, as successor to Key as
Postmaster General.
Mr.. E. Bement, the veteran tuner of
pianos from Grand Rapids, came up on
the Pearl. and is stopping at the Grand
Central hotel for few days.
We are in receipt of copy of the
SchOolcraft County Pioneer, new paper
started at Manistique. 1t is quite newsy
W. +. Clarke is the publisher.
There is report i'm the papers that
the steamer Pearl is going to withdraw
from the shore route and run between
PetOskey and Mackinac this summer.
If you want suit of clothes, a shirt
pair of pants or hat, go and see Saul
son at Anspach & Co.'s before you buy
elsewhere, and You will save some
money.
A large ring around the sun, about
noon yesterday attracted considerable
attention and the weatherwise said il
pOrtended llmanner of direful cOnSe-
quences.
| We are glad to learn that VIM. Near
thur has recovered sufficiently to be able
to give his attention to business, and
hope that he may speedily regain per
feet health.
The Rev. Vim. j. Harris, ID. D., rector
OF Christ church, Detroit is having q
very handsome altar built, which his
Sunday school presents to the Rev. w
w. Rafter for his church.
4 Mls DdNluo lids d ulCt dSSOIlIlleul O
picture frames at his photograph gal
lery, in new and beautiful designs, suit
able for portraits, also cabinet and care
frames in velvet and gilt. All at very
low prices.
Chas. Reliant sent in a new adj. fOl
this weeks issue but it came i'm too lat,
to get it in. 1t will appear next week
In the meantime our citizens would d.
we'll to remember that Mr.. Bellant keeps
a choice stock and sells at low figures.
Street Commissioner Summons wa
around yesterday with an armful O.
notices, notifying owners of defectiv,
sidewalks to repair them at once. W,
hope all will comply, that the sidewalk
may be put in good condition withOu
delay.
| Messrs. O'COnnOr & Ray have received
la full stock of organs and sewing
lures, fancy goods &c. and are determine,
musical instruments and sewing ma
chimes if low prices will do it.
No reader of the TRIBUNE should fai
to peruse the double column article upOl
this page. While the narrative treat
p, incipally of groceries it is gotten VI
i'm very interesting manner and can
not fail to prove entertaining. Tn
moral of the story can be easily ascer
: tanned by a visit to Nelson & Bullen'
extensive establishment.
Call and see the fine specimens of jO
work we are turning out at the TRIBUNl
Office. We are i'm receipt, this week, o
several fOuntS more of new type, and ar
better prepared than ever for doing jOl
work of all kinds. We keep cOstantly il
; stock, letter heads, note heads, envelopes
cards, etc., and would invite the atten
ton of all desiring anything in our line
to our samples and prices.
The date of the regatta of the North
western Amateur Rowing Association
. has been postponed one month, and will
take place July Fl, % and %. The com
mittee have at last settled upon Ba
City as the place. East Saginaw Nigh
have had it, bnt the citizens could no
: unite among themselves as to the pal
ticular course for the race, one portion
wanting it above and another below til
city.
A saloon keeper at Mackinac sold whis
ky to an Indian this week, in sufficien
quantity to arouse his cOmbatlyeneSS,a an
as result he put head" on man an
was arrested, taken before Justice an
fined, costs and all amounting to some
thing over six dollars. A couple of tn
citizens paid the fine and then presente
the bill to the liquor dealer, threatenin
to prosecute him if he did not pay tn
3 amount. 1t was paid.
The following in regard to matters a
Mackinac Island we CLEAN from the Sen
tinel: The tug Martell took the 80 pas
sengers, left by the Peerless, to DetOu
Wednesday.-MOnday was pay day fo
the soldiers at the FOrt.-The Fort ban
has been re-Organized under the leader
ship of Prof. Mcnamara, and are bein
thoroughly drilled.-Mr. VIM. ]. TrOttel
late of the Bellevue Gazette, has bee
placed in charge of the Sentinel, an
t will look after its interests in the al
I sence of j. X. Fairchild.-T Mackina
!, Lumber Co., at Point st. Ignace, hay
started up and are cutting lumber at
| lively rate.
Call Extended.