Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-05-22
THURSDAY. MAY %. 1884.

Obiccb OUullltSolOucI IldyUtu Has I'LL
proved Main Street, by filing up the
hollows with gravel.
Look out for a change next week in
Langmaid & Clarke's advertisement. 1t
will be of importance.
James R. Forsyth has a new ad this
week that is of importance to farmers
having wool to dispose Of.
The sewers put in last fall have been
of great benefit this spring, in the
several districts they drain.
Packard's mill saw 100000 feet of
logs for w. G. Busch, that he got out
last winter on the north shore.
Neatness, ~Cheapness and promptness,
are three items that are closely ebserv-
ed at the TRIBUNE steam job print.
yohn w. McGinn left for Bay City on
the morning train Tuesday. He forgot
the change in time and got left Monday.
Mollis Harris, w. S. Humphreys
handsome mare, trotted a half mile last
Saturday on the driving park track in
lis.
DR.. G. A. Perrin has been appointed as
one of the board of Medical Examin-
ers of pensioners, in this county. A good
selection.
Ft.,m Hamburg to Cheboygan via
sCarr's .%..irsct Hamburg line $3.50. G..
w. Farr as-ent, Kessler Block, ChebOy-
gan. Mich.
The base bail'sts were getting their
fingers bunged up. predicting in the "a
cant lot next to Wetruore q Paddock's
Yesterday afternoon.
Emerson Smith. working in the little
mill at Duncan City, had a thumb
SAWED off last Monday. DR.. T. A. Perrin
> rendered surgical aid.
S. H. Taylor has moved his insurance !
office into the rear rooms of Humphrey
PeTkir.'s suite of rooms. while the
kpiss'.sr are engaged in repairing his
ss..fce.
Deputy U. s. Marshal Mute, was en-
gagged the first of the week gathering
up and booming the legs rspl0vined by
U. s. Marshal Matthews of Detroit last
week.
Prices are 80 low on printed station
cry at the TRIBUNE steam job Office that
no business man can afford to 60 with
n printed letter heads, bill heads. en-
vslopes, etc.
DR.. T. A. Psrrin's Oleats is developing
considerable speed recently. Saturday
at the driving park he trotted = quarter
mile in 40 seconds and made the half
mile 1:22 without making a break.
A man named Hamlin, working at
Nattoon & Robinson's mill, had a finger
BADLY crushed last week. DR.. c. A. Per-
rim repaired it as far as possible, but 1t
will be sore for some time to come.
DR.. d. B. King has got located in the
Office formerly occupied by DR.. W. W.
Bowes, and is ready for the practice of
his profession. He is OF the hOmeopath-
lc school and comes highly recommend
ed both as a physician and gentleman.
Friday Of next week the steamer
Pearl will leave Detroit on her first
th rough trip for the season, and during
the summer will make one through
trip per week, leaving Cheboygan bound
down every Sunday evening. W., & A.
Macarthur are her agents.
~orr;n. ~;n.frnl froupo IN Nha-
bOygan is a rare thing, hence the az
preaching concert by the European
Ministries next Saturday evening at the
Town Hall is being looked forward too
with interest by all lovers Of the burnt
cork opera" The indications are that
they will have a full house. Reserved
seats are now On sale at L. S. COOper's
drug store.
The assessment rolls of tho village,
and Benton township will be open for
review at The council rooms next Mon
day and continue tho following day for
the Village and until Thursday FOR the
township. Now is the time to enter COM
plant il you think tho Assessors have
figured up too much wealth for you.
Don't fail to attend the review and then
kick when you come to paying your
taxes.
VIZ A. Macarthur have a force Of mon
grading down the bank of the river,
east side, just below the dam and put
ting in a pit in which to burn the saw
dust and refuse from their mill. Tho