Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-05-06


mill.
H.J. A. Todd has had an electrOtype
taken of Fred, and brand of cigars
named after him.
Rev. W. NJ. Campbell had a pretty busy
dav of it Wednesday. He Officiated at
two weddings and funeral.
The board of review for this town ship
will consist of Supervisor Robinson, M.
W. Horne and Geo. P. Humphrey.
Mrs. II. A. Summers, the popular
dress maker tells our readers something
about dress making in another place.
A patent door key was found and left
at this office. The owner can have the
same by calling and paying for this
notice.
The body of Capt. Caffrey, mentioned
two weeks ago as having been drowned
near Garfield Harbor has been found
near there.
| About dozen men arrived here Mon
day and commenced the work of taking
down the telegraph wires between here
and Alpena.
We notice that number of the shade
trees set out last week are left unpro-
tected by not having any guards put
around them.
The City of Liverpool by gaslight-the
moving steamship and the rising moon
are among the scenes In the play at the
hall tonight.
Houses are in such demand that some
have been rented and occupied before
they were plastered and still families ar
rive by every boat.
We hear that O gentleman is going to
employ large force of men and make
business for few days of digging for
relics at Mackinac City.
If you want to see the finest scene
ever presented in Northern Michigan go
to the hall tonight and see the great
dock scene in the Lancashire Lass.
Our livery men begin to wear plea
SAINT smile. The roads are getting in
good condition for driving and the de-
mand for rigs is considerably increased.
A young man fell out of boat into
the river Wednesday, and apparently
did not enjoy his bath in the least, and
made tracks for dry clothes as soon as
he was fished out.
A gentlemen who has good location
for the business is contemplating start
ing henery on large scale. No doubt
it will pay we'll as the demand here for
fresh poultry and eggs is great.
Thirty-seyen more ore cars arrived
yesterday and were left at this station,
owing to the fact that the yard at Mack
inaw City was full. This makes 143 ore
cars here waiting to be forwarded
Mr.. Harry Crisp, noted actor, died at
Chicago last week Friday. He was broth
to w. II. Crisp our scene artist, who has
the sympathy of his many friends here.
He was prevented from attending the
| funeral.
The Star Clothing House this week
received a large addition to their stock
of clothing. RindskOff Bros, the proprie-
tors, are wide-awake team and believe
in using lots of printers ink, the secret
of all business success. Read their
ad in another place.
There seems to be some delay in trans
porting the ore cars to the upper pen
insula road, and as consequence the
side tracks at Mackinac had not room
enough to care for all that came and
last Thursday 100 cars were at the sta
ton here.
Relic hunters are quite numerous in
the vicinity of Mackinaw City at present
and as consequence many valuable and
rare curiOsities are discovered. Last
week a stone pipe made out of red sand
stone was found about three feet below
the surface. 1t was in a good state Of
preservation and is now in the posses
sion of Forrest Simpson.
P. Barmon who was known to most of
our citizens here failed to show up the
fore part of the week and for time it
was feared that he had committed sui
eide but it was found that he took pas
sage on the City Of Cleveland Saturday
night. John McCuaig had chattel
mortgage on what clothing stock he had
for 500. which was due Monday and
that was probably the cause of his leav-
ing. When the store was opened it was
| found that 1t contained about 5000 of