Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-07-21

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Business booming with them.
Mcdonald & Vesder have their saloon
nicely carpeted, and Joe is still at the
wheel.
At the Spencer House we noticed from
page, to page and half Of the reg
lister is filed with new arrivals every
day.
The wild cry of Democracy now is
"out with the rascals". meaning OF
course, see to it that every man-jack Of
Democracy Is at the polls.
Eugene Bellant is the latest candi-
date for strawberry honors, leaving at
Mcdonald & Veeder's saloon some mag
nificent specimens of the lucious fruit
We understand Miss Hamilton has
been offered much better wages than
offered by the school board and declines
accepting position in the graded
school. This we much regret as she
proved very efficient teacher.
Frank Sanmons, son of Sylvester
Sammons, while wrestling Thursday
evening, was thrown in the scuffle. and
dislOcated his shoulder, fracturing the
cOllar-bOne. DR.. Perrin has him in
charge, and hopes to bring him out as
good as new.
Z. Nelson is going to move the resi-
dence on the lot corner of Main and Di-
vision streets, recently occupied by e..
P. Langdon, to one of his lots on Huron
street between Pine and Nelson streets
and fix it up in good shape. This is to
make room for the new bank building.
1t is rumOrsd that there is a village
ordinance providing for the working out
of unpaid fines, for convictions under
village ordinances, upon the streets. The
matter is being looked up and if there
is such an ordinance We impecunious
prisoners will be set to work. If there is
no such ordinance it is likely one
will be adopted speedily.
Monday evening, August the 9th, at the
Opera House, "The original Nashville
Students appear for the benefit of the
M. E. Church. There are nine in the
company and their reputation as singers
is of the best, the press wherever they
have appeared giving then the greatest
praise. We feel confident our citizens
will enjoy a rare treat and at the same
time have the pleasure of contributing
to the benefit..Of very deserving cause.
Dignity of character and sweetness of
soul are united in true man, one who
asks no favor. fears no frOwn, who
merits and receives as just reward the
respect of all respectable persons, the
hatred of all malevolent, ignOble and
lowering creatures, and the conscious
ness Of thinking, speaking and acting
with all who advance and love true
progress. To such an one life is charm
ing, all things work together for good,
and his whole being is freighted with
treasures which come as it were unbid
den, by the thousand, from heaven and
earth to make life worth living and
loving.
The subject of sidewalk to the fair
grounds was talked over, informally at
the agricultural society last week and
1t was suggested that the Township of
Inverness, Beaugrand and Benton unite
and put one down, but Supervisor Bar
clay, when spoken to in regard to it,
suggested that as it was matter in
which the whole county was interested
that application be made to the board
Of Supervisors to build it. There being
no meeting of the board to be held in
the near future, the clerk was requested
to write each member of the board and
ascertain their views. We understand
four members have responded favorably
and it is thought the majority of them
will, If not all. A sidewalk would do
much to insure the success of the fair,
as great many object to attending on
account of the expense Of getting to and
from the grounds, and who would glad
ly walk out and back if there was side
walk the whole distance.
The revenues of right yield handsome
Income of protection and comfort, that
are greatly enhanced by the raging of
The heather, who, in his squirming, suf-
fering gyrations. fills the air with spot
ted ebulitions of impotent vulgarity,
rudeness and venom. This is delight
,omeness" indeed, that outyies the high