Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-08-28
THE CITY.


Regular meeting Of the A. o. U. ". u
their hall next Monday night.
Remember thu brilliant orator, Rob't
Frazer, speaks on the political issues Of
the day at the Opera House this evening
The oldest Democrat in the country IL
said to be Captain lothian johnson, oil
South Durham, Maine. He was born
Sept. 20, 1884.
The Michigan Exchange has had iti
name painted in large letters on the
west end of the building and on the
Third street front.
VIM. Hess sent q force of men to
Sault Ste. Marie this week to repair the
boilers in Seymour's mill. They got
badly burned last week.
The Detroit Evening News for the
year ending Aug. 23d circulated total
OF IL, 105,755 and its daily circulation
last week averaged 1858.
The New York Democratic press con-
tinuss to ridiculs Butler, while here in
Michigan Democrats and Butler men
crawl in tho same bed and spoon.
Remember that Robert E. Frazer, one
Of the most eloquent orators of the state,
addresses the citizens on tho political Is.
sues of the day at the Opera House to.
night.
Ayoung son Of David Carter the well
known steamboat man, Of Detroit, fell
of the dock at Mackinaw, last Saturday
and was drowned. The body was found
on the bottom under the dock.
We are In receipt of . handsomely
printed premium list Of the Twenty
fourth annual fair of the st. Louis No.,
Agricultural and Mech lnical associa-
tiOn which will DO held in that city Oct.
9Th to 18th.
The Democratic press object to Rspub-
licans clarifying over the results accom-.
plished by the Republican party since it
was organized. In contrast with the
record Of their own party we do not
wonder that 1t makes them feel sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Trombley desire
to express their thanks to those kind
friends who, in many different ways.
manifested their sympathy for them in
their sorrow for the loss of their child
by death.
The extension of the Chsboygan Lum-
Der eompany's pier has greatly improved
the Cheboygan harbor. Their pier runs
out about the same distance as that of
". q A. Macarthur, and both reach quite
a distance lakeward.
j. l. Case, owner Of the famous trotter
Jay-Eye-Sss. was thrown from his dog
cart near Racine, Wis, Sunday and
was very badly hurt about the back
and shoulders. Mr.. Case spent some
time in Detroit last spring and then
went to tho Oakland, st. Clair, to seek
relief from rheumatism. He is a Grip
pie and it is feared his injuries will re-
suit seriously.
The Right Reverend Samuel s. Har-
ris, d. d. L. L. D., Bishop Of Michigan,
will Cd. W make his annual visitation
10 st. James Parish in this village Oh
Sept, 1. The only public SER
Wee of the visitation will be on Monday
evening at 7:45 o'clock, during which
service 1t is expected that Bishop Har-
lis will preach and administer the Apos-
,olic Rite of Confirmation. The public
ire invited to attend.
On account Of bis largely increasing
business VIM. Hess the boiler maker,
las been compelled to put in steam
'ngine to run his drills, and blowers for
lis fires. He has built an engine room
o his shop and purchased the boiler
nd engine formerly used by Wstmore
Paddock for saving wood. BY strict
ttention to business and doing the
est OF work he has established repu.
alton excslled by no shop in the state.
A man was brought down from Mack
nav City Sunday night and confined in
all, suffering under peculiar cireum-
tances About three years ago he was
itten by rattlesnake, and since then
very few months he has rabid attacks,
endering him quite dangerous to those
round him. He always knows when
10 attacks are coming on, and thus is
bic to put others on their guard. In
10 recent attack he gave notice of 1t,
nd requested to be confined. As there
as no suitable place of confinement at
ackinaw City, he was ironed and