Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-05-20
CHEBOYGAN, MICH. SATURDAY, MAY 20, 1882.
Don't be swindled by the snide circus

s. Baker & Son have up a new coal
sign that can be read afar off.
Owing to illness in his family, Rev. A.
H. LOwrie will be unable to preach to-
morrow.
Michael O'COnnOrs, the well-knOwn
saloon man, diedThursday. His funer-
al takes place to-day.
Jerry DeMar while carrying stick
of timber on the dock fell across another
piece and broke two ribs.
The railroad company has the track to
their dock we'll ballasted and are giving
the dock good coat of gravel.
The stone for the foundation of the
new TRIBUNE building are being deliv-
cred on the ground by Charles Hart.
Mr.. Lovely, who lives on the east side,
cut his hand very bad; severing it about
half in two. Drs. Perrin sewed 1t up.
An unusual amount of painting is GO
ing on this spring. Among those paint
ed this week are the City Drug Store and
the Howell block.
Miss Elliot's millinery store has been
raised and moved few feet south. Still
although the building has been raised
the prices have not.
Mr.. Christian, one of the owners of the
tug Uncle Sam is in the village to ar
range for building new hull for that
badly used up craft.
Three of the strongest champions Of
the bill for the creation of department
of agriculture were Congressman Rich,
Lord, and Lacey of Michigan.
The editor of the Democrat don't make
much by saying anything about the Bay
City editors. They know his history SO
we'll that they wind him up too quick.
Last Saturday one of the men engaged
in unloading timber from the cars near
the dock, had large stick fall upon
him, injuring one of his legs quite
severely.
In these days Of high beef it is good
thing for many that perch are so readily
caught. They are an excellent pan fish
and it is great deal cheaper to catch
them than to buy meat.
A nam working in Smith 81 Adams
planning mill by the name of McQuns
got caught between lumber cars used
there and had two of his ribs crushed.
Drs. Perrin fixed him up and now he is
doing quite we'll.
Yesterday was the first good musquitO
breeding day we have had this spring,
and last night in some parts of
the village they put in numerous ap-
pearance, and showed that they were
ready for business.
Our cotemporary says patrOnize home
institutions, but some of our merchants
complain that the editor or his family
never purchase anything here, as moth.
ing is good enough for them unless it
comes from Bay City.
Congressman Burrows is entitled to
the thanks of the people of the whole
country for his success in procuring the
passage of the bill through the house to
protect innocent purchasers of patented
articles. The patent-right shark has toe
long held full sway.
Village Assessor Douglass has posted
notices that the village tax roll is com.
pleted and that he will be at council
rooms next Monday and Tuesday to give
all an opportunity to review the same
and enter any complaints they may have
to make in regard to the assessment.
1t will be remembered that about si,
weeks ago we made mention that
Patrick Murphy was missing. Yesterday
the body of a man was found up the
lake shore at the mouth Of Smiths creel
by Mr.. Vim. Wiggin. Last night ar
inquest was held over the remains b,
Justice Fife and they were identified al
Patrick Murphy. The inquest wa
adjourned till II o'clock to day when tn,
verdict will be rendered.
When our cotemporarary criticises the
prosecuting attorney, and in doing s,
misrepresents facts to give wrong i'm
preston merely for political capital il
should remember the case of the PeOpl
vs.. Bradley-which cost this count!
nearly $5OO-and then failed to punisl
and very clear case at that, at tn
hands of democratic prosecuting at
torney, through the most palpable error
on his part. People who in houses o