Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1885-05-07

Quay & Son are hauling shingles to
Bakers dock for shipment.
Choice novelties in spring shawls at
W. & A. MCARTHUR'S.
The Shakespeare club meet this even
ing with the Misses Boskes.
Fred Denny Larke, of the Presque Isle
County Advance, was In town yesterday.
Packard Brothers expect to start their
saw mill to saving the first of next
week.
H. N. Mason, of Clyde, OHIO. arrived
last Saturday for visit with his father.
N. B. Mason.
II you want to see an elegant display
Of wall paper visit w. L. Ross estab-
lishment. See his ad.
Msssrs Sutherland & Forsyth have
made great improvement In the ap-
pearancs of the interior of their dug
store. :.
From the amount of goods being re-
ceiyed oy our Cheboygan merchants on
every boat we would not imagine they
Anticipated dull times.
The school children are already Begin
ming to count the weeks until their va
cation. Seven more weeks and they
think they will be free.
Moloney Bros. received their machine
for manufacturing pop. ginger ale and
other summer drinks a few days since
by rail, and expect to have it set up ready
for work the first of next week.
We would call attention to an article
on another page taken from the North
western Lnmberman, Chicago. entitled
"A New Industry" The sawdust and
clay are to be had here in abundance.
Cashmeres and ottoman cloths in the
newest shades at W. & A. McArtbur's.
John M. Bowling is giving the Metro
politan billiard room thorough reno
waiting, anc says he intends keeping a
place where gentleman can find real en-
joyment in u social game Of billiards.
He has secured the services Of Alex. At
kinson as b,r tender.
A little boy, son of Mr.. Hobacher re-
siding at Geysrsvillle, cut off one the
fingers Of his left hand, Tuesday while
trying to chop turnip with hatchst.
His father brought him to town and DR..
T. A. Perrin stitched the finger on and
thinks it will come out all right.
Last week some of the officers had
quite lively race after prisoner that
tried to escape from their clutches. They
were taking him up the Jail, and when
near the Grand Central he made break
for liberty, but was OverhauTed and cap
tured just above Court street on Main.
Parties at Indian River are so conf
dent that there is coal in that vicinity
that they are making preparations tO
to bore down to satisfy themselves on
ths point. Should they strike good
vein it would be better for our friends
in that burg than becoming the county
seat Of the would be county of Sumner
Quite number were in attendance al
the court house Monday, expecting the
annual sale of lands for dellBquent. tax
es to take place, but they were d1sap-
pointed, as the sa e had been postponed
in accordance with joint resolution
adopted by both Houses of the Legisla
ture. Lands bid in by the state at th'
state at tho last sale, for the taxes O
1881, were the only ones offered for sale
The Bay City Tribune has moved int
larger and more convenient quarters il
the Bresler block, on Saginaw stree
near the corner of Fifth. The move wa
made necessary by rapidly increasing
business. and from the description giveI
we should judge the new quarters I'll
the bill in every respect. The Tribun
is an honor to the third city," and i
worthy of the support 1t evidently ro
ceiyes. The building was built express
ly to supply the wants Of printing of
flee, and we congratulate Mr.. Bennett
: and all concerned in securing such hand
some quarters and wish them abundan
success.
April 22nd w. G. Moore took his de
parture for Chicago stating he would b.
absent about a week or ten days. Hi
absence being prolonged beyond tina
period his friends were beginning to b
somewhat s0licitiOus hut the annou n co
ment in last Fridays Chicago paper
that marriage license had been issuet
April Both to William G.. Moore of Che
boygan Mich, and Mary Throne of Mon