Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-09-25
THE CITY.

MoIoney Brothers received al new
beer kegs for their brewery, on the Flora
last Friday.
Bell, Perkins and Frost will address
the Blaine and Logan club this evening
at the Town Hall.
The Mary gave an excursion to Myers
grove, Black river, last Sunday for the
benefit of Mr.. Myers.
Penny & Frost have taken the Old
shelving out and are having new sheiv-
ing put in on the north side OF their
store.
The City Of Cleveland landed plan
ing machine at McArthur's dock Satur-
day evening for Joseph Pellenz's plan
ing mill.
Last Friday while Charles Kreeland
was sitting in front of Murphy's saloon
near tho bridge, he fell over in ut. Dr
DuPaul was called but Mr.. Kreeland
soon recovered without any assistance
from the Doctor.
One Of our leading business men start
cd out Monday morning with horse
and buggy saying that he was going out
collecting. He had with him In the
buggy muscular relative, a lawyer
and shot gun. That should have made
those indebted to him come down
with the cash. He has not report
ed the result but as he has since been
around in his usual health, it would ap-
pear that he escaped with his life.
"The Original Nashville Students
will give one of their inimitable enter
tainments at the Opera House Thursday
evening of next week, appearing in full
plantation costumes ane giving pro-
gramme replet, with all the latest nov
elites in jubilee singing, plantation and
social songs, and Negro melodies. They
have received the most flattering notices
from the pross wherever they have ap-
peared, and their reputation as singers
is world wide.
Last Saturday young son of Jacob
Jerou, aged about tea years, and anoth-
er young lad were out hunting for pat
ridges. While they were passing
through the woods young Jerou ahead
the hammer of his companions gun
caught on limb and the load discharg,
ed, the charge of shot striking young
JerOw in the arm, below the elbow max
ing bad flesh wound. DR.. G. A. Perrin
was called and dressed the wound but
the lad will carry more or less leat
around with him for some time as a
remembranc of that hunt.
Important improvements are being
made on the bell tower at the Town Hal
From the settling of the foundation, OF
some other cause the lower part Of thu
tower had spread from the main build
ing several inches. By means Of tw'
heavy iron rods running from the maiI
building to the south side of the tower
it has been drawn back in place. Tn
old rickety stairs have been taken dow
and substantial and neat stairs witt
railing have been put in, with numbe
of convenient landings making the as
cent to the top of the tower much les
fatiguing. The work is being done b.
Thomas Sutton and Is put up ia nea
and substantial manner. In addition +
making it much more convenient it add
greatly to the strength of the tower.
We are in receipt of N. W. Ayers
Sons American Newspaper Annual 70
for 1884. 1t is the most complete wor
of the kind that has come under our nc
tiee and its completeness shows that
vast amount of work was necessary l
order to gather the amount OF valuabl
information it contains. 1t not ORl
contains the names, place Of publicatio
and circu atien, either given by publish
ers of each paper or estimated ~ th
editor of the work, but also gives tn
county and briefly what the products
each county consist Of, the amount {
manufacturing and number Of hand
employed. 1t gives the location. count
seat and population Of every county l
the United States, with the political ms
jority In each and the number Of Greer
back votes polled at the Presidentil
election of 1880. n. W. Aver & Son
Philadelphia, Pa. are the publishers an