Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-04-03

new store.
Cheboygan has a man six feet and
eight inces tall.
Charlie BrOmmie. from Detroit, Sun
dayed at'the Spencer.
Full count, low prices, good work, at
the TRIBUNE job Office.
The residence of r. Patterson is being
rem0deled on the out side.
Captain Washington Moore will again
sail the tug Kate Williams.
Don't fail to see tee Uncle Toms Cab
In company next Monday evening.
Gov. Begoe has designated the oath of
April as Arb0r Day. Let everybody
plant tree.
John Atkinson, of Detroit. arrived Sat.
urday evening, will remain few days
on law business.
Captain Kitchen and W. G. Boggs
boarded their tug Pendell. Monday to
make all things ready.
Mrs. Robert Robinson reports arriving
east in good condition, and having an
exceedingly good time.
Captain Kitchen looked over several
boats below. but didn't invest because Of
the poor condition of hulls,
A. r. Littlefield is over f. ON Prentiss
Bay, where he has been getting out long
timber for TOnawOnda parties.
The ground was broke last week for
the foundation of the new brick hotel,
corner of Third and Water streets.
Candidates, who have any hope of
being elected, should get sOme of those
elegant stiekers at TRi BUNE job office.
Judd CrOneh and Dan. 8. HOlcomb,
were held for trial at Jackson, in the
circuit court on the charge of murder
ing Jacob u. Crouch.
John Mnlvaugh is at the springs near
San Antonio, Texas, and writes that his
health is improving.
WILSON has more than he can do. tt
serves him right, for he is the artist of
Northern Michigan. Go and get your
picture taken at once.
Rev. w. G. Clark attended meeting
of the Missionary Institute last week, at
FentOn, had "a good time, and returned
in time for Sundays service.
This is the last spring yen will have
chance to plant tree under Demo-
cratic GOyernOrship for % years to come,
therefore attend to the matter.
Miss NJ. W. Smart left Monday for her
spring stock OF goods. Miss Smart an
nOunces her millinery opening to take
pl ace Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
April 10. II and IL.
Mr. Leland Green, who has been spend
ing the winter here with his daughter,
Mrs. Jacob Walton, returned to his home
in Oakland county last Mo onday. Mr..
Green's health has been greatly imprOv-
ed by his sOjoHrn in Northern Michigan.
W. H. Bunker reports deer passing
through the village Monday morning,
out Nelson street to near the railroad,
over into Hornc's field, where it spOrted
for several minutes and then leaping
fences started towards the ID. Smith
on the Mackinaw road.
John Dodd and Maynard Corlett, re-
turned from HammOnds Bay last Friday
with near one hundred and fifty fine
Lake trout, speared through the ice.
John says he was never worse sunburnt
in summer, than during the bright DAYS
last week, his nose is standing witness.
Mr.. Will Smith has presented to Jerry
Hopper of Indian River, and j. M.
Trench, the steam Yacht Daisy They
propose to put in new machinery and
have her ready for the opening of inland
navigation. Jerry says Mr.. Trench may
act as first mate but as he is an expert
enced navigator he must be the Captain.
From letters received from the Light
House Inspector OF this district, 1t seems
foSv kof -
tain light on the crib at the mouth of
the river, during the season of naviga-
tiOn. Great credit is due Mr.. W. B. Mil
ler for his persistent efforts in obtaining
this light.
A match game Of pool was played at
Duggan and Carmody's saloon, Tuesday
evening. for $50 a side, between Chas.
Spinar, of Gaylord. and Brooks Waters.
of Detroit. Spinar getting six games
out of eleven, was declared the winner.
Carleton Bros, manufactures of brick
and drain tile, just south of town report
the prospect Of new buildings in the
coming summer In Cheboygan not more
promising than last year, bat think
their trade outside will reach one mil
lion or more. as they have already con-
tracted a half million to one party.
Their brick are made by the soft mud
process, which are far superior to dry
pressed for durability.
Among regular church, gOers is VIM.
Bartholomew, who with his good wife.
went to the M. +. G. last Sunday eve.
after locking their house. They return
home and tried for an hour through
shivering cold to get In, but could not,
az the cat inside had scratched the lock
catch so that 10 could not be opened from
the outside. William went to the rear.
removed shed door. janmed pannel out
OF an inside door reached through, un-
locked and entered. This catastrophe is