Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-05-13
NORTHERN TRIBUNE.
SATURDAY. MAY 10. 1882.

VI tNiis
We understand Mr.. Landerville is to
open barber shop in the Carmody build
ing when it is completed.
Uncle Sans furniture store has new
adj. to-day. j. ii. futile is chief-engi-
neer of that establishment.
Why don't the village council have
lamps put up is pertinent question
now. They are needed bad enough.
Trout fishing is said to be excellent in
the Duncan creek. One man this week
claims to have caught about 200 in
few hours.
II. Chambers has about completed the
enlargement Of his store, and is now
receiving an immense stock to FIJI it. He
is business from the word go.
The comet will be most brilliant in
this latitude on May Goth. 1t will be
seen in its greatest brilliancy, however,
from points south of the equator in June.
The oldest inhabitant does not remem-
Der when there has been so long blow
of rheumatic east wind. 1t has been
almost constantly in that quarter for
over month.
The Misses Sweet have been making
some decided Improvements on their
millinery and dress making rooms this
week. They have enjoyed good trade
since opening up.
Robert Coner has commenced taking
down the machinery in the salt well
house and expects to have it moved next
week. The work Of sinking the new
we'll will commence shortly.
One of our professional men paid Man
istique visit this week. Only result
reported, he and the wet watery river
there had collision, which nearly
knocked the bottom out of the said river.
The sound Of the carpenters saw an d
hammer is still heard around here, and
is pleasant music to ears of many citi-
zens who are compelled to pay the eX-
brilliant rents asked by many of our
landlords.
Work has been rushed pretty fast on
the new building at the corner Of Main
and Second streets, by Robinson &
Thompson, and the room to be occupied
as saloon is plastered and ready for
the occupants.
The sale of the Barmou stock of goods
under chattle mortgage, took place at
his old stand Monday, and much interest
was taken in il. The bidding in many in
stances was very spirited, and the goods
brought more than their actual value.
The Northern Spy, of st. Ignace,
shows prosperity by an elargement last
week and appears as independent as
possible, by making some broad insinua-
ton that the village council have not
acted fair by in the matter of giving out
the public printing.
st. Ignatians toll good joke on one
of their legal luminaries that has never
been published yet. He went aboard a
boat to have his hair cut and cOmbed
and while undergoing the operation the
to come here before he could get off so
now he is often greeted with the
question of show he likes his AZ mile
cut?"
Our cOtemporary lays great stress up
on the refusal Of Supervisor Robinson to
sign statement Messrs. Gallagher and
Sutton had prepared and have the same
submitted to Judge Ramsdell. Mr.. Rob-
insOn informs us that the statement
was altogether too much One-sided af-
fair and that he offered if they would
draw up fair statement of facts, as
they were, he would sign and submit it.
The editor of our cotemporary having
failed to kill off the TRIBUNE, as he an
ticipated, now expresses the sanguinary
desire to furnish a job for the undertaken
by removing the editor of this paper
from this mundane sphere. We are not
at all alarmed and shall lose no sleep
as we do not apprehend he would be any
more dangerous than he has heretofore
proven with his pen, and that never
caused much of fiutter.
The Board of Review for the township
of Benton meet next week, commencing
Tuesday. to complete the tax rolls. A
week from next Monday they meet to
give the citizens an opportunity to re.
view their work and show up any errOn-
eOus assessments. This will be the time
for all who think their wealth has been
increased too rapidly to make their COM
complaint and have all errors rectifed
The board will meet at the Office of
Humphrey & Perkins.