Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-11-03
CT ;B0Yi MATTERS.

ing AT the TRIBUNE steam job office.
The Detroit morning dalies are down
to three cents.
Little Harry Farr il down with typhoi
fever, bat doing we'll
James Meg lice, the conrteous clerk q
the Cass House. has pet coon, gif
from friehd.
s. f. TOlsma shipped seventeen tons
of fresh fish to Detroit on the City o
Cleveland last Sunday.
John Bowman. on his wav to BY City,
is WISHING his sister, Mrs. c. W. Farr, OF
th" Telephone Exchange.
Robt. Bannatyne, now on duty as clerk
of the Van Raa'te reports about 200 crafts
for shelter in the Sault canal.
DR.. DuPaul is fitting up the rooms
over Joe SpOOner's meat market for an
Office. The doctor has lucrative prac-
tice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Patterson return
ed Tome after all extended trip to Cana
da, visiting ell route relatives at West
field. NY.
Mr.. Davidson will close his gallery in
two Weeks from now. Therefore all de-
string photographs taken by him should
call during next week.
The Fountain House has heen over.
hauled, painted AID refitled. 1t is now
bright, cheerful hOstelery. George
Fitzpatrick is che popular proprietor.
DR.. S. DuPaul has been appointed
county physician in place of DIR. W. W.
Bowes, who recently removed from the
village. He has also been appointed a
member of the Board of Examiners for
pensions in place of DR.. Bowes.
Massrs. bowling & Comerford having
made arrangements to receive by tele-
gram the results Of Tuesdays election
for The accommodation of ChebOygan-
ties, will bulletin the same upon the ire
ceipt of each dispatch at their billiard
parlor on Main street.
Tuesday evening Sheriff Harrington
received a telegram from Deputy Sheriff !
Alternately, Of Mackinac county, giving
a description of man named John
Stevens. wanted at st. Ignace for larceny.
By ten o'clock that night he had his man
run down and safely housed in the
county boarding hOuse. Stevens told
some of the other prisoners that he
guessed they had the man they wanted.
and that it would go hard with him.
Deputy Sheriff Alternately came over
Wednesday aud got the prisoner.
Culver the great French naturalist
could construct from single joint Of
a fossil the whole outline of the animal.
In comparative anatomy he was unrival-
ed Explorations have confirmed his
theories. Zoology since his day has
ripened into science as the frequenters
Of our museums can testify. AT Ken
burg & Cooper's rumor had it that Ike,
who is a daring hunter, and the hero of
many bear scalp, had captured "live
white COON" Several have been to see
this exceptional curiosity, but no one
tells what he saw. There is evidently
something there to arouse interest, but
what, is cOnundrum.
The planetary system is an obscure
study. In words the scholar escapes with
his brain in mist. But objective teaching
leaves a different impression. Here the
motion of the earth, its alternating day
and night is readily apprehended. The
school board has with this view intro
duced the Lanatellu as an exercise. The
board is to be commended for this. Our
school system needs to advance with the
age. The children can see this earth they
live in is not fiat but round, and explain
to their parents with aptness what in
She time of GalleIeo the wise men COM
batted with so much energy. To VIM. Z.
Ross is the credit for first suggesting,
and he ordered this instru-
ment. Our common schools are our
glory and we must make them as
thorough and as practical as fits the en-
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