Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1885-04-02
NORTHERN TRIBUNE.
THURSDAY. APRIL 2. 1885.
STATE NEWS.

The Chesaning Argus reports that
Dess In that section have nearly ali
frozen this winter.
August K0pka, insane, hanged himsslf
IN the Emmett county Jail at Narbor
springs making rope out Of bsdclothss
Inc South Haven Messenger says the
psacn crop Tor 1885 in the Grand Trav-
erse region Is ruined. There will, how
cherries.
Traverse City. Elk Rapids and Bsllairs
are all !ubilant over the supposed posi-
Dility OF securing the extension of the
chicago and West Michigan railway.
Grand Rapids is to be lighted by the
electric light from twenty-five towers.
tnree or which will b ITS feet hirh and
the remainder $50 feet. The system
mast b completed bv July 1, 1885.
The Emmett rifles of jackson hold
thair annual reception on Monday even-
Ing, April 9Th. Gov. Algsr and stsff the
Held and staff officers Of the fourth regi-
ment u. y. T., and other military nOta-
slss will be present.
Charlevoix people were recently TRAIT
"a 10 remarkable mirage, showing the
dreoa Bay peninsula, distant nesrlv 100
miles, very distinctly. Washington is
land and other points were also plainly
Says q Marquette druggist in an ad-
yertisement: Attention roller skatsrsl
we carry full line of plastsrs. lint.
Dandaxss, llniments, Ointmsnts, etc. for
tho RELIEF Of sprains and bruises, while
our corn cure will help yeur feet"
A ct Elnir Iodv h. ~ H.
= copy Of vol. 1, No. 1. of the Micbirsn
Essay, or the Impartial Observer data
Aug. 81, 1909, published in Detroit by
James Miller. 1t is partly in the FrensR
language, aAd 4 leading article il ON
salt manufacture. fFT~. -
At the regents meeting last week.
fr0r. Mark Harrington, of the university
was granted leave of absence for one
year on account Of his health. and Prof.
Voinsy SPaulding was granted leave Of
ABSENCE Tor the next semester. He in
lends taking a European trip. Prof.
harrington 10 now visiting friends in
Sycamore Ill.
Five years ago Mr.. Wiley, of Maple
township, lonia county, engaged in |
shesp farming with IL ewes, one year |
later adding twelve ewes. He has sold |
STOCK worth 1925, realized 1855 from |
wool, received 1898 as premiums and
now owns 172 head, worth $1,376.
The foreman of the Ana Arbor Courier
once has just completed his irst half
century at the case.
A telegram received at Oliyet collage
Friday says that Mr.. Irwin, of New
Britain, Conn.,, has bsQusathsd that in.
stitutioR 100000.
Alex McDenald's peach orchard, near
the university at Ann Arbor, has been
steamed out by the cold weather, nearly
svsry tree OF the 500 being killed.
The Cass City mining company has
died articles Of association. The earl
81 stock 10 $1,000. The gold deposits
d Tuscola county will be developed ~
loon ~ the weather will admit Of work.
Said that 1866 postofiicss, with an aver
lge OF 10 persons after each one. make
me life OF Congressman Tarsnsy. of the
'ighth district, Interesting.
Frances Howard. OF Jackson, has bsen
pareiyzed for two years, so that she snly
walked by drawing one leg after her.
All remedies failed to relieve her. While
Z0ing down steps she heard cracking
aOiss and felt sharp pain In her stiff
Knee. WhsA 1t passed of she was per-
[sctly well and is now doing h0usswork.
Mothers Jewels.
1t may DO emily barlow knife. with n
'ustY blade and broken point. saws