Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-05-06
NORTHERN TRIBUNE.
SATURDAY. MAY 6. 1882.


The Lancashire Lass has never been
played in this state north of Detroit.
The Town Hall is now fully completed
and the stage and scenery finished.
James F. Moloney & Bro. are making
preparations for manufacturing CrOnk
and ginger beer on an extensive scale
Mr. Packard, in his recent visit to Mar
quette registered 1000 acres of land at
the U. S. land Office. 1t is cedar land,
and located on Drummond's island.
Drs. Perrin have in their drug store
the finest case of mounted hawks in the
state. 1t consists of 10, with II differ
species. Many persons, after examin-
ing, are surprised to know how many
different kinds of hawks there are.
A man came down from Garfield Har-
Dor last night suffering from severe
wound in the head caused by falling
limb stiking him. DR.. BOwes fixed him
up all right and his pain now is much
less.
Twenty-four liquor licenses have been
issued by the treasurer so far since the
1st of May, and three more will be re-
newed soon, so that the total amount to
be paid in on tax for them will be 81
5000.
From a table published in the Lansing
Republican we see that the whole num-
har Of h nd cd in hn oh Al
census of this county is 1928, included
in the appointment, 1898 amount of
money appointed to the county $2,SS0,52.
As will be seen from the announce
ment in another place the Dash COmbi-
nation will commence a three nights
engagement at the Town Hall next
Monday. At Alpena where they played
recently the papers speak very well of
them.
The residents at Mackinaw City are
agitating the subject of incorporating a
village and we understand a special
meeting of the board Of supervisors will
be asked for to meet sometime in June
to take action upon the matter. The
territory proposed to be included in the
village is all in ChebOygan county. We
understand there is also some talk of
an effort to organize new township up
in that portion of the county.
A letter from Rev. A. H. LOwrie, writ.
ten at Adrian last Wednesday, states
that he caught severe cold while go.
ing down. which settled upon his lungs
producing considerable inflammation, and
in consequence he had been unable 10
fulfill certain engagements, and he
would be compelled to remain away an
other Sabbath. The letter states that
he had fully recovered, and that he
would return next week with his wife
and two youngest boys. Owing to his
absence union services will be held
again tomorrow, Rev. W. NJ. Campbell
preaching at the Congregational church
in the morning and at the Methodist in
the evening.
Alarge and highly pleased audience
representing much of the refinement and
intelligence of Alpena, attended the first
appearance of Miss George WOodthOrI
and her company at the opera house last
night. We had anticipated an accepta.
BILE entertainment, but did not expect q
performance of superior merit and rare
excellence. Miss WOOdthOrpe is possess
ed in no small degree, of the qualities OF
spTightliness and cOquetish facinatiOn
and her performance i'm "Dash" was Wig.
orous in style and delightfully."- realistic
Her support is very good, and no doubt
full houses will greet this company every
evening during the week.-Alpend Pho
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