Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1885-01-22
Robert Conner is in Chicago on busi-

neAt IHuTSuay evening.
Clement is selling boots and shoes one
Qnarter off for 60 days.
Mrs. II. G.. Northrup teaches both the
American and German methods of piano
fngering.
Sheriff Cross was out all day yesterday
samm0ning the jurors drawn for the
circuit court. He says it was cold work.
Don't fail to attend the grand opening
Saturday JAN oath, of Wertheimer Bros,
one price clothing house. Main street
opposite A. P. Newton's.
The Duncan City machine shops are
shipping out tho Brazel snow plOws by
the car load. Last Friday car load
was shipped to Marinette.
George Paquet is getting out some
magnificent board timber. Some of the
sticks are exceptionally large and fae.
He is puttiag the timber in the river
just below Bellants dock.
The Young Ladies' Guild OF the Help
ing Hand. will give an old fashioned
candy pull at the residence of Mrs. II.
Kszar next Thursday evening, Jan goth,
A good time may be expected.
DR.. Perrin says il County Clerk Hunt
has any more wolf scalps no wants burn.
ed he will have TO barn thsm some other
place than in the stove In his Office. He
does not like that perfume.
j. II. Tuttls attended the annual meet
ing of the State Funeral Dioeetors asso-
citation at East Saginaw. Wednesday of
last week. He reports large attend
ance and au Interesting meeting.
II. J. A. Todd took his departure Men
day for New Orleans to visit the exposi-
tion. Henry proposes specializing in a
line of goods he took along with him to
make enOas h to pay the expenses of tho
trip.
Considering the quantity Of snow that
has fallen and the manner it drifted, the
trains on the Michigan Central have
been making extraordinary good time,
which shows that the company is using
its snow plows successfully.
Wertheimer Brothers have opened up
their clothing store and are ready for
business with large and elegant stock,
which they claim TO be selling at aston
ish ing low prices. Their store has beer
r emodeled and re6tted and now is among
the neatsst in town. See their advertise.
m8At.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. McKinnoa hand
s0mely entertained number Of their
frieads at their homo last Friday eve
ming, and demonstrated to the satl STAG
tiOn Of those present that they were not
novices at the business. most enjOya-
bic evening was spent, and merrier or
happier party is seldom met with.
The settlers on Bois Blanc island are
growing somewhat anxious about the
rumOred conflict between the state and
the general government as to the owner
ship OF the land. They homesteaded
from the United States, and il "Unele
Sam" had no valid title to give them
they want 10 know IL.
Wednesday Of last week the supreme
court rendered decisions affirming the
verdict of the circuit court in two cases
wherein Humphrey & Perkins were at
tornsys for the winning side. One was
the ease of Clifford Brothers vs.. w. & A.
Macarthur. and the other was Mulsrone
Brothers vs.. The American Lumber COM
pany. the latter being an appeal from
the Mackinac circuit court.
Watts s. Humphrey started Monday
morning for Rogers City, having been
engaged by the authorities Of Prssque
Isle county, on behalf of the people, to
prosecute Alonzo Stone for the murder
of VIM. McTeavy. the constable killed
while attempting to serve writ of eject.
ment on the defendant. VIM. Divine
took him down. 1t was rather a cold
morning for such journey, but Watts
never breaks an engagement on account
Of the weather.
II you wish to see one of the busiest
places in ChebOygan pay a visit to the
rooms of the Ladies' Relief Society OF q
Monday afternoon. There all is activity
! and all hands are busy renovating, as
sorting and preparing for distribution
articles to relieve the poor. The ladisl
are accomplishing good work, for theil
} hearts are in 1t, and all may be assurst
. that their donations are judiciously dis