Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-06-04

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by our cotsmpOrary as printing Office.
lie. De GOWN, the east side grocer,
has something of Importance to say
to people of ChebOygan county. Read
lit.
| s. LIE Gault & Co. have a new adver-
tisement in our columns to-day. Read
what they have to say and them give
them call.
| MR.. OTTO ID. I. FRIEDRICH, represent
ing the music firm of Friedrich Bros,
Grand Rapids, is stopping at the Grand
Central Hotel.
DR.. Gerow, moderator of the school
board, has received about twenty appli-
cations for the position of principal of
the graded school.
Logs and timber in the river below
the forks have been bOthering the crafts
navigating the river but they manage to
work their way through.
Remember the Helen Coleman COM
pany repeat Buffalo Bill tonight at the
Town Hall. Last night it was greeted
with delight by those present. Go and
see it.
Mrs. j. L. Jewell has made considera-
BILE improvement in the interior of her
store, increase Of business compelling
the change. See her advertisement i'm
another column.
George Lawson, conductor on the con-
struction train on the D., M. & M. rail-
road, fell off of a car loaded with brick
yesterday near the round house and was
run over and killed.
Attention is called to the ADVERTISE
ment in this issue of Rays 99c store.
Next week he will enumerate i'm our
columns few of the thousand and one
articles he has for sale.
The state Senate, in executive session
| Wednesday. confirmed the governors
nominees for tax commissioners, and
passed the bill making an appropriation
of $4,000 for building for training
school at the Normal school at Ypsilanti.
Fox's New York Comedy company are
gradually working towards Cheboygan.
They have been playing at Traverse City
this week to full houses. The Tribune
says Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert, with the COM
pany, are undoubtedly the best actors
ever appearing before Traverse City
audience.
There will be no services at the Con-
| gregational church tomorrow. The
papering is completed but the painting
is not yet finished. All will be in readi-
ness one week from tomorrow, when
services will be held as usual. No pains
have been spared to reft the church in
very acceptable manner. Much praise
is due to Mr.. Levins, of Bay City, for his
skill in planning the work.
Tuesday and Wednesday the New York
legislature ballOted for U. S. Senator'S to
succeed COnkling and Platt, resigned. On
joint ballot Wednesday, Conkling only
received 35 out of LOG of the Republican
votes. The opposition vote among the
Republicans was scattered among a
number of candidates. Platt only re-
received 29 votes. The Democrats are
voting solid for Jacobs and Herman.
Al survey will be made shortly of the
Neebish rapids in the small steamer
Marie by the United States engineers
with view to deepen the canal through
the rapids to an average depth of six
teen feet. There is already channel on
the Canadian side of the river about
thirteen and half feet deep, but as the
bottom is very rocky, survey of the
American enamel will be made to as
certain the character of the bottom.
A singular and fatal accident occur
red at Detroit last Wednesday night. A
Mrs. McGraw returning home from re-
latives found her children and the do
mestic had retired and were sound
asleep. She gained entrance through
basement window and undertook to as
cend by the dumb waiter. She reached
the upper floor but while trying to get
out of the elevator her foot is supposed
to have given it push and it came down
catching her head and neck between the
waiter and floor and when extrica ted
was dead.
During the past few years great
many musical instruments were pur-
chased here from Fredrick Brothers, of
Grand Rapids, all of which have given the
best of satisfaction and have been rec
ommendation to this firm. They hold
the agencies of the world renowned Web
er pianoes, the Fischer uprights and
Pease pianos, also the A. B. Chase organs
and others. MIR. Otto d. I. Friedrich, a
member of the firm has come here again
with large stock and will give Cheboy-
gan and vicinity another opportunity to
enrich their homes with these fine in
struments. A few of them will be on
exhibition at Mr.. Weeds drug store,
where parties wishing to buy may ex-
anime them.
J. F. Moloney & Bros are noe the only