Crawford avalanche., August 31, 1882, Image 1

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( V WFORD COUNTY DIJIECTOI.Y'
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.O. M. 1 Davis.
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Conors ( WJ' 'S''"'"".
( N RcVell.
Nr..:uvisKx.
lirove TWmhin ). .T. Hell
it!i I! ranch Ira II. Richardson.
I'l'tHVf (leek W. Hattd'sOll
Maple l'oiot...... I. .1. t'oveidn
'layliu' R. S. HabhiU
1 iedericvllL.. .....I. A. Parker
Pull ('has. .Jackson
Center Plains (. W. l.oe,
MASONIC NOTICE.
Regular communication of Oravlin
l.tHlin' io. .Job tit Ma.-onic 11 all in
Oraylin; on Thursday evenings on or
before The full moon at h o clock sharp,
until Sept. 20th; after Sept. 2th to
March Zt'Ui, 7:.J" o clock.
O. M. F. Davis, W. M.
Adki.ukkt Taylok, Sec.
W. M. WOODWORTII,
Physician and Surgeon,
CEAYLIN3, MICH.
lr. X. Kxaininiu; Surynfnrl'i iisioiiy.
Oraduate of University of Midi.
Otliee with A. 11. Swarthout.
Jtchiilcnce with A. .J. Rose.
Otllce hound rom 1) to 12 a. in.
f a. .m.hTi:i:.-
VI IT t I- 1 t. - t .!
1Y ,
t VII IX'illL' Will attend to Minkimr 1) t ils
Contracts. Mm urates. '-.. ''
J. Maurico Finn,
NfTAKY PPPLIC, AND DKl'UTY
Clerk and ILlcgLslcv,
F CltAWFOKH COTNTX.
' A. 11. SWARTllOlT.
ATTORNEY .nd SOLICITOR.
Nor au Y Pi: b Lie.
fflr-Uusiiies in adjoining Counties solicited w,; ;
Real Estate. Insurance, Collection Aitt.
CIRAYUNll,
MICH.
N. E. Britt,
COUNTY 811 It VKYOR
OF CRAWFORD (OFNTY.
SurvejinK in nil of its branches, in-
cludinKH'Vt'liDK, promptly aucnoen to
(IRAYLINU,
MICH.
Michigan Central Railroad.
SAOINAW DIVISION.
Time Table Jan 1, 1882.
NORTHWARD.
Sajjinaw &
STATION?.
Chicago, leave,
.lackson.
Hives June.,
Mason,
Holt,
Lansing,
North lousing,
Jtoth.
LainsburKh,
Mail. Day City L
1):1 p m
7:() a m
7:- a m
7-.r5 a in
S:('7 a in
8:2 a m
8:2. a m
8:i a m
H:.Vi a m
I :()() a m
1:15 p m
4:4 p in
.1:111 p m
5:22 p in.
:35 p m
:.:!( pm
r. :.: p m
t'i .10 p in
C:2." p in
t?::is p in
Penning-ton,
.):lt a m
D. k M. Crossing, 11:23 am J
Ikosmv l):2am
:!() p in
.laklev'M i.-'2 a m
Cliesiining. !(:(( am
St. Cliarles, l'):l a m
I'aines, 10:l'i n in
Saginaw City, 1 ;.. a m
North Saginaw, 1 1 :: u m
F. & P. M. "i)-S 11 :!' i '
Milwaukee, 112) a m
West Pay City, 11 :1 a in
Pay City, Arrive, 11 :" a in
SOL'TIIWAIID.
Jackson
7:1S pm
7:30 p in
7M.-pm
S -.10 p 111
S:2 p in
::',.- pm
8:10 p in
S -..Ml p m
0:12 p m
U:20 i in
STATIONS.
PaV Citv. Iav
1,. press.
7;) a in
Mail.
5:25 p m
5:30 p m
f:05 p in
G:15 p in
0:20 p m
;:;;) p m
C:J5 j) in
7:10 p in
7:30 p in
7:3Sp in
S:0 p in
8:23 pm
8:35 pm
8:50 p m
!):05 p m
9:20 p m
0:25 p m
0:3S p in
Vest Pay City, 7:"S a m
Zilwauke'e. 7 :" a m
F & P M Crossing, 7 : 1 a m
t)rni Saginaw,
7: IS a m
Saginaw (.'ity,
7;5S a in
8:10a in
8:30 a in
8:45 a in
8:55 a in
0:20 a in
0:23 a m
0:35 a m
0:50 a m
10:05 a in
10:20 a m
10:25 a m
10:3S u m
10:50 a in
J'aines,
St. Cliarles,
Cliesaning,
Oakley's,
Owosso,
1 & M Crossing,
Pennington,
Lainsburgh,
Patii,
North Lansing,
Lansing,
Holt,
Mason,
Pivcs Junction,
Jackson.
0:5 ) p in
11 :20 a in 10:L0 p in
1 1 ;45 a m 10:45 p in
7:40 p in 7:iX a m
Chicago, Arrive,
All trnins on SaL'inaw Division daily
except SiiikIiivs. Connecting trains
lenve (,'h'n ago 0 a in daily except Sun
days, andO p m daily except Saturdays.
Wagner Sleeping Cars on night trains.
MACKINAW DIVISION.
NORTHWARD,
Stations. Mv.il. Freight.
West Pay City, Lv
0 :00 a m
Pay City
8:20 a in
Kawkawlin,
Pineoiining,
Standish,
Wells,
West Pranch
St. Helen's
Roscommon,
ORAYI.lN,
( Itsegolike,
toiylord.
8:10am 0:30 a m
0:35 a in 1 1 ;C a in
10:10 n in 1 1 :55 a m
10:50 a m 1 :25 p in
1 1 :2;
a in 3:C0 p in
12:02 p in
12:35 p in
4 :30 p ni
(:00 p m
1:15 i) in 8 :00 i m
2:10 p m 0:10 a in
3:05 p in 10:50 a m
'hebovgnn
r : I . i it mi I ;" a hi
Mackinaw C'y. At IkOO p rn 7:30 p in
SOUTHWARD.
Stations. Mail
Mackinaw C'y, Lv, 7.o a lit
i 'he Imygan, 7 :45 a in
ray lord, 1l :(0 a m
Ots'euo LaUe. 1l:25 a in
Frelglit.
5 :30 a m
8 :35 p m
I :0 p in
2:H p in
OHAYI.INO,
PoHccnniiou,
St. Helen's
We.-t I'ranch,
Wells.
Standir!i.
J'incMiinio'jr,
1. m Isii win.
' ;t Day City.
P-' City. Aniv!
A'l tliiins dail
F. '. I'ROWN,
1 1 50 a in : a m
12:35 p m 7:15 p in
I . Spin 0:05 p m
1 :!0 p m 10 25 p m
1 : 1 7 p m II :55 p m
3:03 p in 1 :IS p in
3:40 p m 2:50 p m
4 :30 p hi 4 05 m
5:00 pm 1 :':() pm
. :5. pm
f ej-t ! HI-T s.
A.-'t ir rn nil Supt.,
J : NK I WIIITMV. A .-' Oen'l
!'.is i'l Ticl.- 1 A .'"!. ChiiNi'.'o.
J !. i K.DV ii . ;4'ur. D f oit.
Ur. i:i(i'J.i!s. Id i . Pass. f i I
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V.y., I'.. City.
0. PALMER,
VOL. IV.
(1KAYLIN' I PFPl'PUCAN CAP
CIS. The Republicans of the township of
iniyliiig are iepitsfetl to meet at the
emit house on Satunluv, Sept. 0, at 2
o clock p. in., for (lie purpo.-e of elect
n g delegates to tlieccunty convention
to he hehl on Tuesday, Sept. 12.
Py order of Committee.
fiKOVE RF PUPUCAN CAFCPS.
A Republican caucus will be held in
the -school house in district No. 3,
township of (iiove, oiiSaturdav, Sept.
0, at 2 o'clock p. in., for the purpose
f electing three delegates to the Re
publican county convention to beheld
in (iraylingon Tuesday. Sept. 12.
Py order of Committee.
RFPFPL1CAN COUNTY CONVPN
TION.
A Republican County Convention
will be held at w Court House in
(irnyling on Tuesday, September 12th,
1882, al 2 o clock p. in., for the pur
pose of nominating countv olMoers,
und for the transaction of such other
business as may properly be brought
before the convention. The several
townships will be entitled to one dele
ate for every 20 votes, or fraction
thereof.
Py order of County Committee.
O. Pal.mV.h, Chairman.
d'UAYI.INO, August 15, 1.S82.
OTSF.OO AND CRAWFORD COFN
TILS SOLDI FiRS' AND SAIL
ORS' I'M ON.
The executive committee of the
above .-ociety have adopted the follow
ing programme for the reunion and
eiicamj uieiit to be held on the fair
ground m (iavlord Sept. 5 and ('.
I'll! ST IAY.
8 a. in. Pitcliing tents.
0 a. ni. At centinir new members
and collecting dues and fees by the
sicretarv.
10 a. in. tiuard iiioiinting.
11 a. m. Roll call.
12 in. Dinner. Poik. beans, hard-
tack and colfee.
3 p. in. J'arade and roll call.
5 p. in. Supper. Hard tack and
cof.ee.
15 l. in. Retreat. Roll call. Even
ing camp fires and old stories told.
0 p. in. I altoo. KoM call.
0:30 p. m. Taps. Lights out.
SKCONIi DAY.
Reveille at sun rise. Roll call.
8 a. m. Pri nkfast.
0 a. in.-Sick call.
10 a. m. liiisiness meeting.
12 in. Diniu r.
1 p. in. lveiciscs :
Prayer l!y Chaj lain.
Address of Welcome Py President.
Music 1 y the band.
Oration R -v. John Mnile
Music ' ( lur ( 'oiintry" (ilce Club.
Toasts Our Count rv Rev. Win.
Putnam; The Old Flag. F. M. Howe.
Miimc Star Snanghd Fanner Pv
the Hand.
The Ladies, and their Work for the
Soldiers .. J. Rose.
Mush Picking tie Lint 01. e
Club.
Sick Call Dr. Pennoek.
Sick Call Martial Music.
Our Fallen Comrades J. S. An
drews. Mush Just Pefore the Pattle Pv
Pand.
The Old Canteen O'eo. Smith,
(ilee Club Soinr The Old Canteen.
Three Days Rations and 40 Rounds
lr. rarmater.
The Hummers of the Army A. M.
Hilton.
Povs in Pine J. M. Jones.
The Rebel Prison Pens N. K. Prilt.
The Chicken Thieves of the Army
J. JcsHipand Fd. (ioslow.
The ii. A. R. W. Haines.
We have not yet learned that a Dis
trict convention has been called for
putting in nomination a Republican
c.-.ndidate for Representative to the
State Legislature. From thefactth.it
no convention has been hehl in the
new district sines its re organ i.utinri
by the Legislature there is no commit
tee for calling conventions; however,
a convention should be held, and some
one must tnke the responsibility of
calling the same, and no one seems de
sirous to take such responsibility. Otj
sego being one of the younger coun
ties, and having a candidate to pre
sent on the occasion, is reluctant about
moving in the mat ter of calling a con
vention, Put suggest that the leading
men in some of th. older counties
agiee upon a time and place and an
nounce it through the press. Almost
any lime within six weeks, and at al
niot any place, will satisfy Otsego,
and whenever or whrrexer it is called,
it may be understood that Otsego will
be (here on time. Opego Herald.
The editor of the llnuld may re
u.i ;.ilx r tlio picLtuci.t juot made by
the Congressional committee of this
district, . f. the members 'of the old
district now residing in the lot !i called
the convention the saino a though
they had bei n elected since the reor
ganization of the district. Ti e fame
condition exist in the .legislative dis
trict, and the committee will I, sue the
:!! hf n days as won as t.'i;ie am
i. dtcided. '
;wm au'w!ittarut
GRAYLING, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, AUGUST 31,
(OTIIAM iOSSIP.
TIlKSOltltOW.SOK M ATt'II-M A KIN'd M A M
MAS YOINU J.AIIIKS 11KATKX U
IIOUSKS IX TIIK HACK l'OH TIIK AV-
1'KCTIOXOK MUX A MOTIIKlt's HOM
ILY A XICW DIMXIC TIIK CKIXOMNK
NOT TO CO.MK IX I O KASHIOX VIIH
ATHICA L DOIXOS A XI) mosi'KCTS.
KK.M VIXATKII Mlt. TILDKX TIIK IX
TKKXATIOXAIi MIL1 T A It Y It I V I. K
MATCH
C'ii ri-Kioinlciicf Crnwford Avnlam ho.
' Nkw Yohk, Aug. 20, 1882.
Match-making mammas complain
that never in nil their recollection and
experience has a summer season been
ho dull and unsuccessful as the one now
approaching its close. Marriageable
young men seem to grow scarcer and
scarcer. At the sumuKr resorts, and
particularly at the watering places,
beauty of face ami ligure, on the part
f the fair sex passed bv almost unno
ticed, saved by the unappreciated ogle
f the callow youths just budding into
that period of maturity when the down
:i the upper lip is the main personal
bject of the owner. Conversational
power has long ceased to attract any
thing but the "old school" towards
young ladies; in fact, this is a danger
ous accomplishment to possess nowa-
lays, for a girl that has the power to
alk on various subjects is apt to le
rotcd either a bore or a blue-stocking
-in either rase she is an object more
to be hunned than to be sought after.
Young men are not what they used
o be," said a charming lady to me one
vcniiig on the piazza of the Oriental
Hotel at Manhattan Peach. Sheison
the sunnv side of 40. still beautiful.
ippreciative of the world's goods, and
rery tolerant of the rhoitcomings of
the sterner sex, if they would onlv have
the good nature not to obtrude tl.em
I'lie only thing to mar hfi perfect en
joyment of things as thev come is the
fact that sic? has thre marriageable
laughters, whom, despite her and her
laughters' combined elfoits, she has
thus far been unabh to place. "When
I was a jrirl." baid she. " vmm.r .......
otild talk. They took pleasure and
pride in meeting ladies; to be able to
inverse or even indulge in small talk
was nn accomplishment: to dance was
i pleasure, and to sing or play an iu-
trument were things for which every
young man with an aim to stieceeed
tried to lit himself. Now thy ar in til
ing if not sporting characters. At New
port they follow the hounds or p'ay
polo, and in the intervals tall: horse.
At Saratoga, when thev are not at the
race track they are talkingor thinking
about it, and e.t Long Hran' h thevaie
either tliscussinr tin clemces of horses
for certain races, or they drive out and
rehearse stable gossip. Now, while I
am not opposed to young men being
haul of outdoorsports, I maintain thev
should not entirely forsake the parlor
entirely for the stable. It is Him pro
clivity which keeps men single. Then,
too, there are the restaurants und bar
rooms which confirm their inclinations
towards single blessedness. With the
delicacies obtainable at publie tables,
the fare obtainable in the home circle,
no matter how good is not good enough
and expert compounders of drinks,
yclept bartenders, do their share in see
ing that the foolnh men do not spend
too much money on others Hive them
selves." Talking about compounders of drinks
reminds me of the fact that never be
fore lias the taste for " mixed drinks"
ccn so great as at present, and new
ideas and new combinations are con
stantly bMiig brought forward. It is
but a short time ago that a mixture of
whisky, vermouth and bilterscame in
to vogue. It went under various names
Manhattan cocktail, Turf Club cock
tail and Jockey Club cocktail. Par
tenders at first were sorely puzzled
w hat was wanted w hen it w as demand
ed. Put now they are fully cognizant
of its various alia-es and no diflleulty
is encountered. At one of the hotels,
famous for its bar, a new drink has
just been invented. It consists of bran
dy, a touch of bitters, a dash of Maras
chino, u suspicion of lemon and plenty
f ice. They call it a foxhound cock
tail, and its invention is attributed to
a well known hunting man who, in his
moments of leisure at Newport, con
cocted it, ami on his return to thecitv
confided the secret to (he head bar
tender of t he hotel alluded to. P is
an excellent appetizer, and its invent
or c hi i 1 1 1 s that as an afier dinm. r drink
it cannot be sui j ns;.d, lince he has
found it to be the best aid todigestion
he has p,irtiken of.
A sigh of relief ha come forth from
the fashionable world, for the edict has
been i -sued from the home of La Mode,
France tie- b atitiful, that the crino
line, vnlgo, the hoop-skirt, is not fob"
worn. It was a narrow escape, indeed,
tli.it we had of th" revival of the day,
wh'i! lovemaking had to ! done bv
Hgnal.-i, for a dos approach between
'lovelorn M-ali ;.:i'i v.w.i '. r i.u? ki.s I
JUSTICE AND HIGJIT.
out of the question when the adored
one xvas surrounded by even more
formidable defences than Horace's tri
ple armor of brass. The rage for nat
ural flowers as a trimming for ball
dresses and for the hairstill continues,
and small flowers are generally the
ones most preferred. The taste for
private theatricals, which grew mi
strong at Long Pranch and other sea
side resorts during the season, is likely
to keep alive during the winter, and
the amateurs will thus have unlimited
opportunities of inflicting their crudi
ties and nerve on their Jong-suiTering
friends. A curious feature of the un
dying desire for novelties, by the wav.
is that banjo playing is being revived
again, and from being an instrument
of torture in the hands of the negro
minstrel and the -nriety theatre song-
and-dance man, is becoming a welcome
acquaintance in polite society. The
piano is pronounced vulgar, the flute
horrid, the violin a bore, and the cor
net a nuisance. It is only the dulcet
twang of the instrunnMit which the la
mented Mr. (iaily, tin troubadour,
played so well that can soothe the ag
itated heart.' An appropriate costume
has of course been invented for flip
fair banjo twangi r. It consists of a
skirt of mahogany red gingham, or
woolen tst n IT, with a tunic of gaily flow
.Ted sateen in the same shade. The
hat has a dashing and wild appearance,
with a :t of impossible pleats on one
side, and its most striking feature is a
brigand crown. As the skirt is rather
short, barely touching the feet,r. youug
lady arrayed in this way is perfectly
irresistible, and armed with the mod
ern substitute of t!n Int. .f f..
ys, the heart of the young man must
indeed be obdurate who can resist
her.
All is activity in the theatrical world.
The plaza in Fuion Square swarms
with professionals. Last evening a
number of theatres were reopened for
the season. The Plack Flag had its
lirst night at tht Union Square thea
ter. '1 lie Plaekbird chirped at Harri
gan & Hart's, and Ranch 10 was shown
nt Haverly's. Plaekbird, although
voted a success by the. large audience
of first-nighters, is not likely to prove
sr.ch a card as the Mulligan series for
Hairigan & Hart. In fact, the opinion
is general that Mr. llarrigan should
hae well enough alone and stuck to
strictly American vaudeville tluough
which his house and his company hae
b.'conif' famous. 'J he piece is superbly
mounted, and Pave Prahain has fur
nished some good music, but it lacks
the familiar air which patrons of this
house h ive become r,c.M:sNu;e.l to.
Sc lina Dolaro still attract-, large audi
ences to tin Pijou, and it is wonderful
what a favorite sji- is among men.
The ladies now and then are apt to
think her costumes ami her manner a
littl too isut, an 1 would prefer she
played more to th-m than to the stern
er sex, but Selina is content to let them
cavil. Li hT acting she coinhiuos all
the languor of the Knglish woman of
the world with the ardor of the Span
ish girl of the people. She has what
the men call "speaking arms,'' and
when she languidly swings them and
sways her body in dreamy delight to
the music of thj castagnettes in her
own little Spanish song, the house in
variably grows enthusiastic. Theo's
pictures are in the show windows, but
they were evidently taken some time
ago. People who have seen her re
eeiitly say she has somewhat maturcr
in appearance; lit fact they assert she
has grown quite stout. Another sou
brette who is. likely to create some
what Of a sensation this winter is the
popular Viennese favorite, Josephine
(ialhneycr, w ho for a decade h is been
admiringly termed 4,Our Pepi" by tin
amusement-loving people of the gay-
city on the Danube. The Thalia The
litre will bring her out, and no doubt
this house, will be as much of uu at
traction to American theatre-goers as
it has been during the last seasons
when Oeistinger was the magnet. A
new th '.iter is to Inopenelin Hai l mii,
called the Mount .Morris. Thus com
binations can now play five different
nojM-enieiiTS n t,ls ,.jfy -oil Upper
Hioadway, at the Windsor, I he i rand
OjH'ia House, at Ni bio's, and in Har
lem. The fraud Opera House, which
is now under Mr. Abbey's management,
has been beautifully fitted up. In fact.
the alterations and new decoration
havo cost Abbey a great deal of money
nid he feels n bit anxious about the
result. Put if the buir;e.' is at all
wdl managed. Abbey cannot fail to
come out ahead. There is no slag in
the city equal P that of the tirand
Opera House for spectacular in.i fonu
ances.' The outlook generally for the
coming theatrical season Is a brilliant
one. There c, nn to he plenty of nioii
ey among the people, and they appear
to be in a mood to ,'pend it. Lr fact
everywhere, in trad and on the t-tock
exchange, the feeling is bullish, and
tli.-,.e .; trw I. , .-".;. tit',
are apt to get left.
The artists, t o, are coming back'to
town, mid next week a number of stu
ilios will be reopened. Sketch books
have been well tilled during summer
trips to the honif of the beautiful,
either abroad or in our own country.
aud tlie probabilities are that at the
winter exhibitions at the National
Academy of eMKM there will be a
pleasant departure from the beaten
tracks of goody-goody mediocrity to
more interesting put Jim of originality in
design, coloring and execution.
Those who, for the past few years,
nave heen assert iug that ex-Oov. Til
den was practically dead have reckon
ed without tln ir host, for the old gen
tleman is in better health at present
than ever. At his country house at
Oreystone he has resumed his eques
trian exercise, and to see him sit erect
and smart on his favorite brown geld
ing is indeed a sight. His house in
Oramarey Square, which has been so
thoroughly overhauled as to make it
practically a new one is nearly com
plete, ami a great many people would
prefer it to Mr. Y.mderbilt's mansion.
The inteiior fittings are simply gorge
ous, amp the stained-glass windows
represent a small fortune. Rumor is
again rife that these wonderful and
costly alterations have not been done
for nothing. The gossips insist that a
bachelor would not procure surround
ings such ns these if he were content to
remain in solitary loneliness. Thev
even profess to have got on the track
of the cho-en one, who is said to be
the daughter of an ex-Senator, and
who, although twice a widow, can vet
take her place in the front rank of fair
femininity. 'She is said to be just the
woman for him, char-headed, ambi
tious and a great worker. Put when
Mr. T Men's lifelong aversion to mat
rimony is considered, it seems doubt
ful, to sn the least, that he should at
this late day "give up his freedom,"
s young men call it.
In military circles the coming Inter
mit Final military rifle match is the all
absorbing tonic of thought n.l en.
versation. The practice at Civedmoor
continues with vigor, and the best re
sults are anticipated. None of the scores
made thus far have been exactly re
niarkable, but the records are so even
ly good that, with steady work on the
part of our champions, thePiitish vis
itors will indeed hax e a long pull to
make in order to beat them. The r fli-
eers of the National Rifle Association,
who have the management; of the af
fair, promise the public superior rail
road UTommodations and the best of
care o;i the grounds. They must needs
improve on previous performances, for
it the last International shoot nt (.'reed
moor, it was indeed torture to spend a
day on the arid plains and a horror to
ride home afterwards in over-crowded
cars.
Iloii. Jno. K. Pols, of Hudson,-has
been nominated for Representative in
Congress from the Second district to
succeed Hon. F.dwiii Willits, of Mon
roe. Mr. Poies will make an able and
honorable member, his record in the
past being suflicient guarantee for his
future work.
LOST,
August 1 Stli, a child's black velvet
coat, with large smoked pearl buttons,
strap across the back, pearl in center.
Tlie Under will please leave the aule
at the post ol!Ice in (irnyling and
oblige. J. ii, Mau.sii.
;ri:ffdlican stati: jtickkt.
For (Jovernor David II. Jerome.
Lieutenant-O'overnor Morreau S
Crosby.
Secretary of StateHenry A. Co-
nant.
Trasnrer Fdwnrd P. Duller.
Auditor-Oeneral Wm. C. Stevens.
Land ComniisMoiier Miner S. New
ell. Attorney (ieneral J. J. Van Riper.
Superintendent of Public Instruction
F. D. Cochrane.
Manisteo Hotel.
AN1
BILLIARD PARLOR
Second door oast cf Exchange Hotel
GXtAYLLNO, MICH.
IMPORTED
WI1ISS, Li-iuors CIGARS
ALWAYS ON HAND.
. - , . i
F'JELISHEE A1TD PROPRIETOR
188S. NO. 18.
ELASTIC PAINT
In the llieniH'staiul l)C':;t ill Um OH it eMtlill
NO ACIDS,
NO ALKALIS,
NO LIMP,
NO WASTP.
FLOWS FltKKLY,
COVKRS WKLL,
RFTAINS COLOR,
RPSISTS WATER,
An.! is warni.nt.-t1 to last ton wr Minn the HiiIjIht
or .u mi. r i mints.
FOR SALE AT THE P.O.
jrobate oinu:n.-
sr.vTK or MICIIIOAX. I
I'KCXTY OK C'HAWFOHI.. I
Al It K--1' ill of till I'ruli.ite fun,- r.... o... ........
ty of (Yii Wf'-ilil. li..(..i nt the IVolMttf oftl.-e in
tlie Vllinm of (ilftvllliL' nn Tmlnv tl.u .! .1....
f Allirut. iif On. ...... il, i ..!,,!..
tlreil urn! ehrhty-twi.
new-lit. AilHhert Ttvler. Jtiilgi of Pivb.tte
III tin mntt..i- ..f tliu !... ..I' 1..I.., .
(lccfttsfd.
t n lea.litiK nn.l filing th" petitien. duly verlfM
f Kiell.-I l-d I'lifctfll.i tirni-dii' On ,.,.ii,. ... .,.ii...i;
cato nntl (leleriii, lie whii nre th" lawful hMjm of
said 4m eased mid Uic r resMctivc rights In nnd
t'i (lie real estate whcrei f Haiti lcc.ivcf ied
seized, and to determine who are el. tit led to the
H.lllll'.
'1 liereniiiiti It. i ii-.l. ...... I Ow.t Tl.. n... 1 1.1.
lay of September, nt MoVl.x-k in the tuivii.M.ii
he .'isMtfiied for the henlitu,' of mid -titl..n. nnd
tint the hciiK nt taw o said deeeused. and nil
oilier cr.soKH interested in hi id estate, nn re
M'nred to appear nt n session of raid Court, then
... n-gu.-n ur i ne i-roiKire oilliv m tlie tillage
of (ii-nyling. and tdi-.w cause, if any iheie lie,
whv the lirnviT i,t fl i.tui. .....- t..'...i.( ..... i.-
Minuted; mi l it is fiirtle-r oi deied. that H.Ud m-
tltinliel-. nifhiiril '..... .11.. ,rin ... .1...
Huns Interested in i-nid eutale. of the ln-ndetiey of
.uu iiiiiin nnu me ne u-iinr iii..-..r. i.v eausinfr
a copy of this order ti be pnblishi'd in t'iieCiiAW-
KOtU A VAI.A VfllK II lluu-ul.nlu.r. ...-I. ...-. u ...I .....
late." iii hnid county of ( r t ford.tliree w ceessive
iiti ioiim ii) Mini unv or in-aiim.'.
A line co.y. ADKl'jlEK r TAYLOR.
JndiCof Probate.
X
OTICE VOn I'l IU.ICATIoX.
Land Ofa at Rnrn Citv. Mich.,
, . August l.Mii. ihs
Not ! IK herebv el von t'.-.t il... t. .11. .i....
settl.TM has tiled not ieo of their intention to make
final nroof In MMiiixii-t .f li ..u,... i .....
try thereof, and lliat said nro..f wifl be mn.i.. 1....
foie the CIo k of Ihe Circuit Court if ('rnur..nl
mil v Mii lili'.m nt 1 1... ........... ....... .... m .....
Illn 21 il.iv of S..nl(..i,l.,. iwv . ; t;'.!.,., i n....i."
hoinestead entry Ne. VAl and 7717 mhtilioiml for
the e h of n e q ar. d additional n h of m o Kee
'41. town n. rjiijw 1 w. and names the folh.winj.'
witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon
nnd eultiiation of s;iid tract. r: O I Vini-etii
of 1'eie Cheney p o: Chnil.-s W Ive of I en
Cheney i o: A mil f-w Love of IVre Cheaev n o:
:.latliew Owatkfn.s of l'eie Cheney p o.
William IT Kherm.-iii lw..,....l..n.l ........ v- . m-.u
ror the w h of h w ii Ke. fn.n ji, t,,wn .if) ra !;( 3
w. and ii.-aneK tin- following w(tnt-KH to p ovu
his eoiitililli 114 liMideii.-M iimi.ii .....I ....l,i.g .... . r
aald tract. i..:
Oi-oiKer ien of Fred.-rieville p o; Alfred
Willlfice of l'l-.-ili-rl.t ill.. ... M u li.li t ,
ericille p o: I' M Jh.yt of FiVlerlcviMe p o.
Heiiianiin K Sherninii Ii..iiiUmI.. ..i ..... . x-.. -
fi.Vi, fur the w U of n w ii Kectfori .il. ti.w'n "mi ii
ran).'.- 1 w. and namcx the fo'.Iuwin wifnivseM to
prove his ront.'nuous residence upon aud cultiva
tion of said tract, viz:
(J.-o V Iwpii 1,1 .'r...l..i.. . -in.. ... tif...i --,
laei- or Fnslerieille p o; M S liill.-'y of Frederic
villet. o: I'M Ilcvt of Frl..ri..riif!.
w5 K,niVAi:ii sTKVi-.xsov ....
OTICE FOR lTULICATlON.
Land (llTl.-e at KatSaoivaw,
, . . Anciet i'th. lv.'.
Not!c is herein- eivioi tti-it tl.M r..M.. !..... ........ .1
w-tller has filed notice of his intention to make
llnal iiroof in Miippnrt of his claim, and that xoid
oroof will be made before the Count r Clerk of
Crawford c .untv at (i-nvlimr. o-i the l.'.th d iv rt
SeptemlM-r. iss-j. viz: Ja-per X. West, of Crawford
Co.. Mich., for the n h of n w ti of hcc S. to 4i n.
r 2 west. 4
He II imes the followiiiL' iiitii..vw.... t. 1.:
i-oiiMtinons residence upon, and cultivation of.
said land, viz:
Cenbeli linlililtt r,f c-.vi;.,.. ... t. ....... I
lt..i....i..n.l :.. t.i. ;,. . .
,iK . ... i i 1 1 1 j i .uouer oi
(M vIiiil-Ii o: fj'vl VnnUnrnii ..f I 1 ..
nl7w3 CIIARLE-? IlOCOHTV. Ii. ioVt',.r.
FXITF.U STATES I.ANP OFFICE,
Fast Snirinnw- Ml.-li inoiu it i.fc-i
X. tice M Williain Fisher.
Complajnt having been entered np.linst you by
ouriy v.i.eii:cn ter tiiiniiloim: -.ur home
stead entry Xo i5".-. mnile by you on the SI
day of October. JS7S. tiion the h li'of m e q and sh
of x w i of sc.- SI own 21 n of lanire S wct. von
are hereby Munitioned to appear nt this ofllee on
tlie S.tlnliiy of Se.tetnber ne.t. nt S oYlook p.
in., to show cause whv your said h -inesteail en
try should iit be cancelled.
The Hnhl llarvy W. Ileldcn islu-rebv summoned
t;i appear ut the sann-1 imo and plnee.
crtARLFM DoLtiHTV, Ee"ister.
I . J. EURTOX, Ktieiver. allw.'i
rXITF.H STATKS LAM) OFFICK.
KtT S.KHNAW, Jlicli.. AiiKiist Sih. 1SS3.
N'otice to .b.l.ii I'.f. i-
Ii-init i I. V.'h'pplc for nhaudoiiinp your hoim Mead
..i.lrv V.. -4KI .. 1... .1... ..mi. .1 m
1'iiiiii.l.ii.l 1. K...... I .. ..1.
Sopieniber. 1 s; !i. upon the s r i of t;ec. I. town -.ft
... -. a " . -. , III." ii.-i.-iiv H-IIII 111' .1111 11.1
iitM-ar ct this ofHce on tbe lhtb iliiv of lli-li.lier
next at 2 o'clock p. in., to hIiom cause why your
nam Homestead entry wli'mld n it he cancelled.
The wiid Ianiel L. Vhlple is hereby Mimiiioi.ed
to appear at tlie r.n me time mid place.
CllAltLK.1 DOUOnlY WeeWcr.
F. J. Hl'IiTOX, Receiver dKv
MILLINERY AND
FANCY GOODS.
Mrs. T. W. Mitchell nrrs imtcUitoeA
lier IiTl Stock of IVrflhwry and
Pimcy (ot1s, wlrirlf slw will h
at the lowest po.-ible prievs.
. The
ladies of
firaylin anT
tieinity nr rtfrpect
fully invrteI to call iai
quinine tr gocd.s ril hirry
THE AVALAXCHK,
I'uhl'ishfd'rVry l"uflily, Al fiiajWi. iiith.tff
O. PALMER,
TEllAlB OF StJEECBiiPTlONs
Ffm fs YKn ........ i.tau
FOU SIX MON'MIS.;,.
van i nr.EU yoxTi:; 4f
Detrdit, iltfckfrfac and Jlaititicttrj
Rail Road
Fioiieef East and West Lino
Tit tan uh the Vpprt l'tfti ft stria tf
JUti:htttm.
210 Jfilii tfivrieT aiit 1'J hwW qul-ktf
tltftn Httyoflttrline ht tict tn Jhtttrit,
fttntthem yHhijini and ah
Paints East untt ftrttficati
arirt the Ji nn and Cop
per DMthi.it
aorta Aast
Leave Mrtrontffw H p Hi
6 SO W
h (.'. ut
M II a in"
IS Or. p ni
1 tS p nt
4W p n
6 00 p m
ilo Onoti !) 4 p 111
do Mil nisi ii 10 or p m
do Kene.1', I t Hit M
do McMillaif i V, ft in
do Newberi t 1 a n nt
Arrive It St lgn'uc' 5 00 p nt
(iOfMf WKi?F.
I are Tt Sf Ignate
10 30 p tri
i ft irt
5 IS a nt
6S ft fn
4 -to y n
6 -frf p" in
JO W) ft at
1 41) p ut
S l.'i p ui
llN p tit
4 Ml p Irt
A :'A ii in
no Newherif
do McMillaji
do Nenrjr
do Muiosiiiff
do Oiuta
Arrive .Mai quel to
7 Wl p ni
t p rrt
I 1r.lil.M..f 1....U n . n.u.1.. W t .... ...... ...I. I. t.W
IX.IUllnr Ktenriiei- f'ifv of (1..vel.nnl f..r tvtrr.tf
tini inter:iit dlatu points. ..
mo sin iiipnn ('Mitral Ilaili iail f.r ietroi! ana
11 Ijoihts in ilhitf-iin and i KtiKr. K..m uu,i
Soiilhenst,
With the New KtiKlnrndTrtniportaflAnCo'liiiiy
for Milwaukee. Ceii-ULro. f utiii.vWix It. and nit
points in Canada.
.i .liarqueite whii rno Jftff' nr, iiwttmoii j:
OntunnKoii lta ilrond for the Iron and t'opper
ttlcirt, and riih ktcbineM for l'tih.th ftiid W
NoHhwest.
Thr.illi'li tLl-fj r.n vnf fit 1f'ir.iiitfu ln.l Ut .
Ificice. Mini all Miii:u in Northern Kensnln.
For iuloi inatK u ns to passeiwr and Uhi
ratea apply to ta lit tot tieiitth) lrfi htniiJ
I'aM-nuer Airent
TJIOS. SIrVFoWX.Oen ISurt.. JnArfitiMte . Mich
F- MlLUOAXj (jinn-I Fi t i'l-arn'r AkV.
4. i Mwrqtieuc, Miclu
a pi
WRIGHT & DAVIS,
Ara ffoiv ppepartrl its furiiisli vii
grader of
FLOORIirfi,
SIDIM8,
CEILING,
- BATTENS,
MOULD 1 If Q,
Anf fitnufirf (Tie.-setl ofie Of two?
kkIch, Also nuiliof any h'm
8iul tlMlit
Cdrrsspondence Solicited.
ANDREW PETERSON
lllin-iii'if Wirt, ffrttylAig', ifh-fi'
Invites ih fnspctk)iV of the pe(pl? of
iirayiuuf niM v-icunty to Ins
Choices and Select Stock of
WATCHES,
:lovKS. RfNfftf. pfNX
)LTTTON?, and in fart rverything
finally kpt it
FIKST-CLASS
Jewelry Establishment.
Iffs sfock i's eoinpfete, nwd h fe trf'
t he cnii pleisH ti im1 all
f WW
11irison'n IlArdtfire Ka- ltukiM
Avenue, (Jr.yliug, Mich, '