Northern Tribune from Cheboygan, Michigan • Page 1

0 The Northern Tribune'. CHEBOYGAN, SATURDAY, APRIL 8. 1882. Nt 40 CI VOL. 7.

i Northern Tribune, PUBIJSIIED KVKHY SATURDAY. V. (II VNIU.KII. HUNT. S.

ItAMS.VV. W. CHANDLER Terms: $2 per Year, in Advance. DR. M.

B. CHAMPION DENTIST! CHEBOYGAN Tooth Kxtrai'tcd without pain. Olliee, Main street, opposite Posl iV Van Arsdklo's. T. A.

Perriu.M. l. C. A. Perrln.

M. PHYSICIANS. SURGEONS, ETC oilioc in People' Drag store, Main Bnunrr, CHKnOYG AN, 7jan s. no i reLAMi. DEPl-TV (0.

SURVEYOR. Olliee at residence on Thinl St. Icb25-lm CHEBOYGAN, MICH. AMERICAN HOUSE, FRANK OSIER, Proprietor. CHKBOYGAN, THIS House is so situated that it oommandl the best view of the Harbor to be obtain-in town.

'Millard room in connection. The bar is stocked with the best brands and the argest variety of liquors to be found In town. Terms, $4.50 per week, or if 1 per day. Kirst door oast side of the brid "July-tf (1EO. W.

1IKI.I.. ost All ADAMS. ATTORNEYS COUNSELORS AT LAW, CHEBOYGAN, MICH, Will attend to Collections, Conveyancing and all matters pertaining to ileal Estate. Have a complete Abstract of Title of all the lands in Cheboygan county. JXO.

V. LOIJCKfl, -tt-CO VlTTAUTdcC, Post up books, wake out and collect accounts, do writing or figuring of an description. Also inspect lumber and scale logs for any person desiring his services at resonable i n- Residonce one door north of Post Van Arsdale's tore. soplTtf Stauritaatmefl Attention. VT more Besswood and pop nr, btrl the choicest Beach and maplk, an body wood, ao inches, and feet long at KOEHLEH'8 DOCK.

KOHHLBB'S HOTEL, This popular Summer Resort is situated at tho head or Mullet Lake, near Indian and I'lgoon rivers, will open for the season about April IQth. Hermann L. KOBHBli, Prop'r. P. address; Koehler.

Mich. Shooting Gallery for Sale. QHOVTTNG GALLERY', situated on Main Street, north of -Donald Cuenv's hardware store, including duns. Targets, on reasonable terms. Applv to MISS MARY BIJELL.

ANK BHBPHBBD. Xj YEE, MICH. Money to Loan. QKOROK K. FItOST, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Vk ii rtitrt Commissioner, U.

S. commissioner. A large amount tf Valuable Village Property ami ine Farming Lands for sale. THOS. J.

CARLETON, C. F. HATTENFELD ST. ELMO RESTAURANT AND SAMPLE ROOM, Carleton liattenfeld, Proprietors, First door north of Grand Central Hotel, Cheboygan, Mich. l4J.Tan-tf Lands for Sale.

3,000 ACRES OF GOOD LAND Selected Especially for Farming Purposes and two Improved Farms. Will be said at low rates. Small payments down, balance to ult purchasers. Ale ft bout 2,000 ncroB pine lands. J.

B. Mc ARTHUR. 28seply Cheboygan Mich. lMPIIUEV PBBK1RS, COUNSELORS A LA nolti Cheboygan. Mich THE DELMONICA RESTAURANT.

-Will be open on and after SUNDAY MORNIDG, APRIL 9th, With everything necessary to make first class. Freth Ojitere Juat Received. Fresh Egjrs, Fresh Milk, Choice Ham, 9" This Restaurant is to Iw strictly First Class. Main Street, next door to Star Clothing House. a.l.fex Newsdealer.BookseUerStationerx OPPOSITE POST OFFICE.

OP Has a general Line of Leading Periodicals, Books, Stationery, Wall Papers, constantly on hand. jg" Supplies any Periodicals, Rooks, not in stock; Also Sheet Music Books.on short notice, at regular prices. tW Takes Subscriptions for all the leading Periodicals, at Publisher's Price. a.Yexer, Watchmaker fc Jeweler AGENT FOR T11E Rockford Watch Co's Celebrated Train Watches; AND THE Johnston Optical Co's Patent Easy Fitting Spec's Eye Glasses, DUALER IN WATCHES, CLOCKS MAIN ST. OH'.

POST OFFICE. dCg. h. hill, SURGEON DENTIST Ollioe Si, residence over rcenthall's Store. Natural Tooth carefully treated and tilled, preserving them for years.

Teeth of superior Quality and life-like in appearance, inscrtotfet moderate prices A perfect lit guaranteed. Cheboygan, Mich. Boot a-nci Slioex.si3ssr. Hoot and shoes madchi the belt of stylos and a 1 repairing promptly attended to. Shop In Star Laundry building.

Main St. Jan-'l-tf Cheboygan Mich. RAND CENTRAL HOTEL. Main OHBBOT0 AN, MICH. First Class in every respect.

CI. MILLS, Proprietor. This House is Just linishod and is newly fnr-nishod throughout. Qood accommodations for tlM traveling public. Good rooms und reason-blo rates.

19Julyly DRUG STORE! KENBURG COOPER, PROPRIETORS, Street, Cheboygan, Mien. now have a very complete stock of Drugs, Chemicals, PATENT MEDICINES. Brushes, Sponges, Perfumery, Fancy and Toilet Articles, Imported and Domestic Wines, and Liquors for Medical Use. A fine line of Odor, Jewel and Dressing Cases, CUT GLASS BOTTLES, etc. PIZSCRIPTIOITS Carefully compounded at nil hours, night or day, by acompetont and skillful druggist.

Wm. McAirrmT. Jno. W. McGinn.

Geo. F. Raynoi.ds. Jacob J. Post.

O. F. Kaynoi.ds, Cashier. THE Cheboygan Banking Company OF WM. McARTJIUR CO.

(Successors to Hollo Hitchcock.) 'o -Partners Individually Liable. WE make collections for Merchants and others at all points in the united states and Canada, receive deposits subject to check wt sight, discount Commercial Paper, Issue Drafts on all the Principal Cities of the United States. Also Bills of Exchange on England, Ireland Hcotland and the Continent, and do a General Banking Business, on reasonable terms. Ufob-tf loulli of Luke Huddock. With sadness we record the death of Luke Ruddock, one of Cheboygan's best known and highly esteemed citizens which oecured Monday night after an illness of about one week.

Mr Ruddock came to Cheboygan some 14 years ago, since which time he had been fully identified with tho interests of this village, lie was an honest, upright, industrious and enterprising citizen, known of all men only to be respected and loved. For many years he was in the employ of the firms of which Mr. B. Nelson lias been the directing spirit. I'pon the completion of the Nelson Strohu mill, up the river, he took the position of one of the head sawyers a position he had since leld under the successive firms each season, ever proving a faithful and efficient employe, working for the best interests of his employers.

For faithful services he had recently been promoted to the foremanship of the extensive mill of the Cheboygan Lumber Company, but death removed him before he commenced service In that capacity. His domestic relations were extremely happy and he was pre-eminently a home man, taking his greatest pleasure amid his family circle. A devoted husband and affectionate father he leaves a loving wife and four darling children to mourn his loss. For years he had been a prominent member of the Masonic Brotherhood and his death causes a loss that the fraternity will deeply feel. The deceased was 38 years of age.

The funeral took place from the Congregational church Wednesday afternoon under the auspices of the Masons, ftev. A. H. Lowrie preaching an impressive discourse, in which he paid a glowing tribute to the character of the departed. The mourning family have the sympathy of every citizen in this their hour of sorrow.

The Ntory ol' a ItnMle'Flag. A New York paper has the following relating to Colonel Brown, Superintendent of the Soldier's Home, who is well known to many of citizens, having made uumerous visits to our village, spending considerable time for several summers in this vicinity: In the sharply contested battle of Cedar Mountain, fought on the of August. lsf)2, the Twenty-eighth New York Yolunteers, after losing nearly half of its officers and men, including its colonel, was captured, together with its regimental flag. I he flag bore no no name or inscription, but the man' who carried it cut a piece out of one corner before it passed out of his possession, so that it might be identified. It was never seen again by any member of the regiment until a few day since.

Colonel K. Brown, who was Lieutenant Colonel of the Twenty-eighth New York at the battle of Cedar Mountain, who lost an arm in that action, and who has since the war been the custodian of the piece cut from the flag, accidentally discovered the flag itself in this city in a collection of recaptured Union colors found in Richmond when that city was taken in I860, He at once wrote to the Secretary of VYar on behalf of the survvi-ing members of the regiment, asking that the flag be restored to them. The request was granted, and, in pursuance of an ordered issued yesterday by Adjutant General Drum, the flag was turned over to Colonel Brown, and will be presented to the survivingnembers of the regiment at their next annual reunion, which will take place in a few weeks. The I in I Pool. Cnininimieated.

Sadly, solemnly, yet sweetly sound the bells for the laying down to rest of the beloved poet Longfellow. Sadly and solemnly, for the loss of one pure soul from tie world. Sweetly for the thought of that graud soul's welcome to higher and nojler joys. "The Psalm of Life" alone vould win for him, we reverently think, Hie pure, white, everlasting flower of remembrance. His songs hare touched our kearts and lifted us up to higher thoughts.

ItcKoliiiioii ol respect uil Sympathy. The Cheboygan Lodge number 283, F. A. M. passed the following preamble and resolutions.

Whkhf.as, It has pleased Divine Providence tooall our worthy brother Luke Ruddock from labor oil earth to evezkutlng rest: And Wheheas, in thodftith of Brother Huddock we lose an able and efficient officer of the Lodge, a kind and generous brother, and an honest and upright citizen of tho community in which be lived. And Wiikkkas, His sorrowing1 family upon whom his loss falls more severely, having been thu deprived of a husband and father's love and protection at a time when bis future sot mod most bright and tlattering, and when his fathr erly care and influence seemed so necessary i tkeeducatlon and training of his dear children: Therefore bo it AVWi Thut we, as lodge, and each ono as members thereof, hereby tender to his bereaved widow and children our heartfelt sym pathv aid condolence and would commend them to the grace and mercy of tho Divine Master of that Celestial Lodge when- our worthy bro'her awaits Us: And. be it further Huolved, That a copy olthis preamble und res Ol at ions be presented to the family of the deceased, and be published in thoCheboygau Democrat and the Nohthirh Tit i nr I. W. 8.

HlIMPHHEV. J. P. Sutton. O.

G. Whaiiton. NT ATE NEWS). The Traverse City water works are now in operation. Paradise, Grand Traverse boasts of a 4 lo-pounds woma and a 4-pouuds baby no relation.

The Bay City Tribune appears with a Sunday supplement, well filled, which it says will be a permenent feature hereafter. The house of Fben White, near three Rivers, was struck by lighting Sunday. Some queer pranks were committed by the current, but no one hurt. The Bay City Tribune of Wednesday makes a record of forty-five victims to the deadly pine during the past winter and remarks that list is not a complete one, as only the names are given that came under the observation of that paper. Recently the Holly manufacturing company brought suit against the city of Muskegon for an alleged infringment on a patent belonging to the former, in use at the water works.

After the com-meneement of the suit the company offered to comprise for $500, and Muske gon has accepted the offer. Wednesday of last week on Klockidy creek, Ogemaw county, L. Grunnell took a cant-hook and started a log which was lodged on the shute over the dam. The log carried him through the shute, under water, among other logs, but when he bobbed up below, though insensible, he still hung on to the cant-hook and was rescued with it tightly clutched in his hands. On the 16th of November last a package of money, containing $8,000, addressed to (J.

M. F. Davis, treasurer of Crawford county, was stolen at Grayling. Friday of last week A. D.

Price was arrested at Grayling, and about $5,500 of the money was found on his person and buried in a cigar-box in the sand under his house. Price admitted his guilt. He burned up nine $100 bills fearing they would be identified, if he tried to pass them, and lead to his arrest. A modern lyric She liked his hat, No doubt of that; Adored his clothes, Admired his gloves, Said they were "loves." And praised his suit Which well did lit. Said she, "Oh, Harry you never looked finer, You bought that suit of H.

J. Miner. An elegant stock of Wall Paper, at Smvth Co's. New clothing of spring styles in great abundance now being opened at Hemp stead s. Latest styles of Wall Paper at Smyth Co's.

Nice butter at. John Becker's. Henew Your Lease. There are times in every one's life when energy fails and a miserable feeling comes over them, mistaken for laziness. Danger lurks in these symptoms, as-they arise from diseased organs.

Parker's Ginger Tonic will restore perfect activity to the stomach, liver and kidneys, purify the blood, and renew your lease of health ami comfort. A dvocatc. I. E. DeGowin sells groceries on the east side cheaper than the cheapest give him a call.

A House And l-o- I or SnU-. I will sell my house and lot on Huron street. Good barn on premises. ap8 W. W.

Smith. A new lot of oranges and lemons at Becker's..