Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-01-22

ad i'm regard to price of coal.
The PetOskey Record is now printed
on new Prouty power press. We are
glad of it.
VIM. Scott, Jr. waived exlminatlt n
this morning and gave bail to appear at
the Circuit Court.
A black kid glove was picked up on
one of the back streets. 1t can be found
at this Office.
See the advertisement of the old relia-
BILE Home Insurance company, 6. ID. v
Rollo & Co., agents.
Geo. w. Bell expects to start in the
morning for Detroit to attend session
of the Masonic Grand lodge, which meets
in that city next week.
Macarthur, Smith & Co. have been dis
charging the schooner WinslOw's cargo
of oats, that they purchased last fall, at
at their warehouse this week.
Petoskey is reported to have a justice
who amuses his prisoners with friend
ly game of cards, while court is in ses-
sion. 1t is time Rozelle Rose and ex-
planned.
The OddfellOws have leased Werthei-
mer's hall and have commenced making
changes and fitting it up for a lodge
room. They propose to have as neat and
cOzy a lodge as could be desired.
E. z. Perkins has been spending the
most of the week at st. Ignace on busl-
ness connected with the d. M. & Nj. rail
road. He returned home last evening
and reports the ice over the straits as not
in the safest condition.
Since the inside of this issue was print
ed we have received the CharlevOix Sen-
tinel which contained lengthy article
favoring the reelection of Judge Hatch
in this judicial circuit, which is en-
dorsed by the Petoskey Record this week.
Friday morning of last week seems to
have been the coolest morning of the
winter in all parts Of the state. The
thermometer ranged below zero as fol-
lows in various places in this section:
Sault, So; Cross Village, 27 to 80; Little
Traverse, % to 20; Cadillac, 20 to %; Pc
toskey, "A.
. Sheriff Mute and wife are very much
annoyed by the plastering falling from
the ceiling of their residence, at the Jail.
Shortly after they moved in and had
things nicely arranged piece about six
feet square dropped off the ceiling of the
parlor, and this morning just as they
had breakfasted, large piece dropped
down on the dining table.
In view of the fact that the interest
in the meetings held by the CODgrega-
tiOnal church continues to increase, it
has been decided to hold them every
evening next week but Saturday. They
will continue to be held at Miss WaltOns
school house, a short distance south of
the Congregational church. A general
invitation is extended to all to attend.
Mr.. Hubert, representing the Martel
furnace company, at st. .Ignace has been
at Sault Ste. Marie looking after teams.
The News says he engaged twelve or fif-
teen teams while there and that the
Furnace company will get out over 3d.
600 cords of wood this season and en-
plOy 25 teams and and about 250 men
They propose to construct and operate
about 36 kilns for the burning of char
coal, and the furnace will be i'm full
blast before the middle of the coming
season. Mr.. Hubert informs the News
that the rumOrs that the company con-
templates constructing a rolling mill at
the Point are without foundation.
Washington Notes. e
THE Senate passed the bill placing
Geneneral Ord on the retired list of the
armv with tho rank and nav Of a Major