Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-10-02

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the Town Hall next Thursday night.
Prof. Barr has designated Miss Zaide
Adams as editor in chief and Miss Dora
Ramsay as assistant editor for the next
number Of "The Echo," the school paper,
Penny & Frost, the new dry goods firm
have got in their new shelves, new coun
ters and new goods, and are wanting
their old and new customers to call and
see them.
There are two cases from ChebOygan
county on the Supreme Court docket for
the October term. Number 81 is Gif-
fords vs. McArthurs, Number 92 is Perry
vs. The Village OF Cheboygan. There are
142 cases on the docket.
After very successful seasons run
W. q A, Macarthur shut down their saw
mill Saturday evening for the season.
The stagnation in tho lumber market
and the fact that their piling room was
abOnt all occupied probably accounts
for their shutting down so early in the
season. 15Z
There is an interesting family quar-
rel among some of the residents in the
Black river region. ARRESTS have been
made, bad stories told, hard names cali
ed and considerable evidence of bad
blood manifested. The latest develop
ment in the case is the poisoning of
some cows, paris green having been us
ed, it is said. and criminal proceedings
against some of the parties is likely to
result. I'D,
We are In receipt Of No. 1 vol. 1 of the
Sunday Express, published at Detroit
with John W. Leonard, editor and O. II.
McIsaac business manager. The saluti-
tory,s it is not published to I'LL "a
long felt want" but from the conviction
that there was an opening in the me-
tropolis Of Michigan for bright, newsy
Sunday paper. The paper before rs is a
very readable one. and the propristors
have our best wishes for success. y
The chances are that the October term
of court will be by Judge Rams
dell and adjourned until after the
Presidential election. The attorneys
yesterday agreed to such an adjourn
ment and telegram was sent Judge
Ramsdell requesting him to notify Shsr-
if Harrington not to summon the jury
at present The term will probably be
held the latter part of November or the
first OF December, as best suits the con-
vsnience of the Judge. The Judge will
be here at the regular time as there are
some prisoners awaiting sentence. and
will open court for the purpose of pass
ing sentences and then adjourn, as re-
quested.
Rev. T. B. Leith preached his farewell
sermon at the M. E. Church last Sunday
evening. The estimation in which he
was held by his congregation was evin-
ced by the large congregation that was
present. Notwithstanding the rainy even
ing to listen to his farewell words. He
preached very interesting discourse
and gave . brief resume of the work
that had been accomplished during his
pastorats, showing the amount of money
raised for the different church purposes
and how it had been expended and the
number added to the membership of the
church. Mr.. and Mrs. Leith and family
left for their new field of labor, at Har-
risville yesterday on the City Of Cleve-
land.
FIN. Sammons, the father of Green
backism in Cheboygan county, has bios
somed out into full fedged Republican
ont in Dakota. He was long a leading
Democrat in this county, but some years
ago took up with the Greenback doc
trine. He probably got his eyes open by
seeing how the young territory, with
whom he has identified himself, was
treated by the Democratic House. Da-
kota, with population Of 100000, ter
ritory that the income of the postoffices
more than pays the postal expenses ex-
pended by the general government for
the benefit of Its citizens, which Is more
than two-thirds of the states do, knocked
at the door Of the House and asked for
admittanes as state. a privilege
they were justly entitled to, but the
the Democratic majority, with an utter
disregard Of justice, refused to admit
them, the only reason being the fact
that the territory is Republican by a
large majority. Oh! yes, the Democrats
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