Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1885-03-05

DO you breathe easy under the Demo-
cratic administration
Two camps came down yesterday and
the sash brigade is quite numerous on
the streets.
Rapp & Laprss have an announce
ment in this issue that interests every
body. Read it and give the gentlemen
a call.
We have had some delightful weather
tho past week, but we don't propose to
say too much in its favor for fear it will
jump the track.
Will Clark, wife and mother left last
night for Colon, in the southern part of
ths state, where they in future will
make their home.
We hear that the sum of $50 was real
lied at the dance at the Fountain House
Monday nightfOr the benefit of Sammy
Clark. He deserves it.
There is report that the propeller st.
Joseph and another boat, whose name
we did not learn, will run between this
port and Chicago in opposition to the
Northern Michigan Line.
Deputy U. s. Marshal COnklin left yss-
tsrday for northern Michigan points, to
strike terror to the hearts of several par
ties who are engaged in selling liquor
without license. Bav City Tribune.
Mr.. Jas. A. Crosby, of New York,
guest at the Grand Central, was taken
violently i'll during last night. DR.. Per-
rim promptly responded telephone call,
and sosn made him comfortable.
We are pleased to nets that the sug
gestion of The TRIBUNE in regard to or
ganizing hook and ladder company
has been acted upon, and the council at
its last meeting granted petition to
that effect.
There is something radically wrong
about the mail between this place and
Point st. Ignace. None of the st. Ignace
papers Of last week have been received
here yet and letter mailed there on
Thursday last did not reach here until
Monday.
County Clerk Hunt WAS the recipient
of box of Golden Rod cigars from H.
w. Bradley Tuesday, and generously
passed them around among the TRIBUNE
force. They are A smokers, and Brad
ley. the man ufactursr, has right to be
proud of them.
The travelling public will regrst to
cred his connection with the Messenger.
He is one Of the most popular and oblig-
ing steamboat men on the lakes AID his
many friends will hope too soon hear Of
him ON some good boat In this vicinity.
The officers made a raid on several
houses Of ill-repute last Thursday night
and gathered in seven soiled doves aud
three male bipsds. The trial before Jus
tiss Sutton called together the usual
metley crowd. They all succeeded In
paying their 6nes and went forth to sin
again.
Negotiations have been going on for
sometime in regard to placing the fine
side wheel steamer John A. Dix ON the
route between Cheboygan and the Sault.
She has been running out of Chicago as
an excursion boat for the past three sea-
sons and If she phys between these two
places will make the round trip every
day.
Rev. w. G.. Clark, of the Choboygan
Baptist church, will preach at the school
house at the usual hours, morning and
evening, Sunday next. We trust he may
be accorded good congregation, as he
bears tho reputation of being minister
of high talents and Jealous in the cause
of Christ.-Gaylord Herald, Feb. 26.
At the annual village election, which
occurs on Monday, trustees are to be
elected in the places of Robinson, Blake,
and Macarthur, whose terms expire this
spring. There is also other the officers
President, Clerk, Treasurer, Assessor and
Street Commissioner. The only fight ID
over the office of Street Commissioner,
and for that position there is fully a
bakers dozen pulling the wires.
The Saginaw Courier says: They say
there is considerable log stealing in the
vicinity of Clare, aad enc gentleman in
tsrssted in numbering there relates a
funny circumstance. He says two men
were set to watch a certain lot Of logs
and they got out pack Of. cards and went
to playing seven up on one Of the big
gsst logs, and got so interested that one
Of the log thieves came along and hitch