Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-04-28

for selling liquors on the lakes, from his
schooner c. Hart.
Some are of the opinion that the last
cold spell was all owing to the fact that
Charles Francis Adams was in the west.
AN outbreak of typhoid fever in the
Deaf and Dumb Institution at Belleyille.
Ont, compels its closure as a sanitary
measure.
II. A. Blake is meeting with success
in his manufacture of wagons and
buggies. He recently made shipment
down the G.. R. & l. railroad.
Quite number of our business men
have tapped the water mains this week
and now have their places Of business
connected with the water works.
A land locker who came in from In
dian River Thursday evening, reports
that snow, to the depth of inc inches,
fell that forenoon in the woods in that
section.
The Cheboygan band has received an
invitation to attend the Third Annual
Band Tournament, at Findlay, O., June
9th and 18th.
Ohio Democrats are very mad because
the new law charges double the amount
for retailing Democratic whisky than it
does for retailing beer and wine. They
call it "class legislation"
The Cheboygan Lumber Co. had steam
up at their mill last Monday, trying the
machinery since the alterations and i'm
proyements made. Everything worked
satisfactorily and smoothly.
Steady. my friend. be not so jerky. 1t
is nerve that wins when the bone is
scraped, and gangrene sometime re-
| quires amputatiOn and even then there
should be no crying if you would be
manly.
One of the largest contracts the Louis
vile & Nashville railroad has ever had
is that of transporting bonded whisky
from Cincinnati and Louisville to Pen
sacola. Fla, enrOute for Bermuda to
escape the revenue tax.
Capt. Talsma made his first lift for the
season last Saturday; gathering about
1900 pounds of fish. They were shipped
to Detroit on the City of Cleveland that
night; being the first shipment of fresh
fish from this port this year,
A man who imagines himself red
hot wasp, warns people of impending
smartness, and is found to be void of
a singer, reminds the public of blue
bottle furnishing amusement IN his
buzzing operations equal to variety
theater.
Thompson Smith & Son. have sold to
R. & G. Strickland, of Ont, their timber
limits in RidOut and SherbOurne, Ont,
and their large steam mill at Bradford
Ont. The mill has a capacity of 100000
feet daily, and is located on the North
ern railway, forty miles from Toronto
Some of the sidewalks in the village
need repairing badly. The council
resolutes enthusiastically on the mat
ter, but the dangerous places do not i'm
prove. This should be looked after, or
the village may find itself defendant in
suit for damages for broken limb
School," the four act comedy to be
produced by the teachers and pupils of
the school, assisted by some of the lead
ing amateurs of the village, is in active
rehearsal and good progress being made.
1t promises to be one of the most enjoy
ablee Entertainments ever given in our
village.
arrangements have yet been made
to keep light upon the pier at the en-
trance to the harbOr, and it is missed by
mariners entering this port during the
night. A petition was in circulation
last fall asking the Lighthouse depart
ment to take charge of the matter, but,
80 far as we can learn. no action has
been taken in the matter.
A squirming, suffering snake bereft
of his fangs, choking himself with his
own poison, and yet insisting that he is
a respectable, efficient reptile, is an
object of pity and contempt. You need
not take him to your arms, for you can
elect your own company, and there is
better company than Shiny, repulsive
snakes.
E. H. Sager in past seasons has been
applied to so often to entertain tourists
and others at his home, that he has con-