Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-08-20

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two-thirty P.M
Rats and mice, kill them with Is
cent box of "ROughon Rats" For sale
at City Drugstore.
The Rev. Mr.. Parker will occupy the
pulpit of the Congregational church to-
morrow morning and evening.
Cream of Roses, the incest preparation
for the face, removes tan, freckles, and
sunburn. Price so cts. For sale at City
Drugstore, the best place to buy perfum-
cry and toilet articles.
Last Sunday while the Cuyler was
towing the scOw Louisa, loaded with
brick, up the river the tug caught fire
around her smoke stack, 1t was soon
discovered and a stream from the hose
put it out before but little damage
was done.
The Bay City Tribune says the scOw
Lady Essex commenced taking Oh the
first load of pipe for the Cheboygan water
works last Monday. She is expected to
arrive almost any hour and we presume
it will not be many days before the
work Of laying the pipes will be COM
mencCd.
The Cheboygan circuit court COM
mences next Wednesday-JurOrs should
remember that they will be wanted at
10 o'clock a. m.-Of that day and be on
hand promptly. Quite number of
cases are on the docket, some of consider
able Importance, and the probabilities
are that the court will last several days.
The Post and Tribune says "COl. f.
Morley, commissioner of immigration,
has gone on business tour to Grand
Rapids, Traverse City, Cheboygan and
other places, and will be absent several
days collecting points, We are satisfied
that no county in the state offers better
inducements to immigrants than does
Cheboygan.
A gentleman residing at Three Rivers
is talking of coming to Cheboygan to
investigate the facilities afforded at this
place for the manufacturing of wood
pulp for paper. There is an abundance
of the right kind of timber growing in
this section, and the only question, we
think, would be the possibility of secur-
ing adequate water power at satisfac-
tory rates.
Last week Rams Helmer had VIM.
Forester arrested for assault and battery
for the assault made upon Mr.. Helmer
some weeks since, an account of which
was published in the TRIBUNE shortly
after. The trial came off before Justice
KOehler, on Mullet lake, last Monday,
resulting in Forester being found guilty
and fined $25 and costs, in default of
which he was sentenced to thirty days in
the County Jail. He was brought down
the same day and for some weeks can be
found at the County boarding house.
The smoke stack Of the new planning
mill was successfully raised and put in
position last Tuesday, under the super
vision of Henry Amiot. Thursday they
got up steam and at one o'clock the
whistle for the first time called the men
to work. The main driving wheel was
so badly warped by the fire it passed
through at the time of the burning of
the former planning mill, that they had
to put wooden rim around it and turn
it down in order to get it perfectly
round. 1t was also badly out of balance
which had to be remedied. 1t is expect
ed they will get the machinery in opera
ton the first of next week.
James f. Maloney & Brother have
purchased the old Brannack homestead
from Charles Brannack for the purpose
of erecting brewry. No better site for
that business could be found. The lOca-
ton is an elevated one, Immediately
upon the banks of the river which will
insure them the best of cellars, great
object in that business. They can have
them twenty odd feet deep, perfectly
drained and at comparatively little ex-
pense for drainage. We understand
they propose building this fall. Mr..
Brannack has resided there for twenty
two or twenty-three years and it must
seem to him like parting with valued
friend to part with the old place.
The crib for the pier, which was
launched some two weeks since, was
lowed out Thursday and successfully
placed in position and securely anchor
ed, about fifty cords Of stone weighing
about 500 tons being filled in.
The day, with the exception of