Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1885-03-12

w. X. Keasey, of Chicago, was a. the
Michigan Exchange Wednesday.
About sixty fishing slantes are on tie
ice ia this vicinity. The catch is pro-
nouAeed good.
Fexer the jeweler has just received a
complete line of colored specs and eye
glasses Including some very fine ones.
/. S. Cooper started out yesterday
morning on an eleven mile jauat to en-
joy what he calls sport-Gshing through
the ice.
Charles Adams, engineer at the water
wsrks, will occupy the second floor of
the water works building as a residence
when com pletsd.
j. B. Adams has just put a new desk
in his Office which is a model piece of
furniture and a credit to the wOrkmsn
in his establishment.
Ii you have net already signed the re.
mOnstrancs against the organization of
the proposed new csunty, make it your
business to do 50 at once.
The pastor Of the NJ. E. Church, Rev.
H. c. NOrthrup, will take for his text
Sabbath evening, John 9-41 If 20 were
blind. ye should have no sim
The charming little actress Laura
Dainty, in mountain PINK, is coming
through Northern Michigan and we
trust ChebOygan is on her route.
! Next Monday an annular eclipse of
the sun will occur, and will be visible
as partial eclipse throughout North
America. Get your smoked glasses
ready.
The fOrty-sighth Congress is a thing of
the past, now if the twenty state legisIa-
tures that a.s in session would quit tink-
ering with the laws we believe business
would revive,
A. Metheany. who keeps a general
store at the head of Black Lake, Navsr-
ly township, came down Monday. The
worst storm Of the season prevailed on
that day and he says the ride was a ter
riDle one.
The Cheboygan ministers will bold
their next Monday morning meeting at
Rev. Willis G. Clark's. Rev. ii. NEthrup
will lead in a discussion Of the topic,
"Ths dangers Of the skating rink as a
place of amusement"
The advertisement of the firm of Post
& Mills will bs found in our eolnmns
to-day. This house carries one of the
heaviest stocks Ia Northern Michigan
and are prepared to quote bottom prices
on everything in their line,
The Ladies' Relief s ,sisty are indebt-
cd this week to Mrs. Fexsr and Mrs. O.
N. Clement for articles of clothing, and
to Rindskoff Bros. for Z jersey coats for
boys, 5 heavy Mackinaw shirts, eotton
shirts, 3 pairs Of pants, vest and 2 caps
William Spies, who lives On II. A.
Blake's farm in Grant township, had the
misfortune to have one Of his feet badly
jammsd by his sleigh Slowing against H.
It was very painful, but our informant
says he never WINGED, and showed great
nerve.
Noses DsGowin will, on Monday next
open new grocery in the building
formerly occupied by his brother, I. E
DsGowin, at the east end of the bridge
The location is good enc, and Mr.. De-
GOWN proposes to carry full stock Of
everything in the grocery and provision
line.
Representative Hampton writes thai
the bills for Incorporating the city Of
Cheboygan and that for the organization
of the proposed new county will be con
sidersd by the committee on THURSDAY
March 10Th, on which occasion th'
friends and opponents Of both measures
will have hearing.
Lars Larsen was brought down to th,
Sanitarium from WaverIy township OF
Monday, sick with fever. The drive o
some twenty miles was made through
fearful storm, and it is a wonder tha
the old gentleman survived the journey
DR.. BsrdaA has succeeded in breaking
the fever, and says he is progressing ia
verably. nN>
Oliver Boucha and nsighbor Rame
st. Antoine, Of the township of Grant
came near climbing the golden stairs
one day last week. The two men wer
engaged in sorting potatoes in Boucha'
root house and had kettle of Goals I
keep their Gngsrs warm from which bot
were overcome and narrowly escape
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