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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-13

Rio Grande firsts, Kansas & Texas and Kansas
FaciRc, Denver division, as the features.
STATE BONDs-Dull.
SrocKs-The market was generally firm In
early dealings, and prices advanced HaYH,
Louisville & Nashville making the greatest
improvement; Kansas Pacific came next with
an advance Of 3 per cent; st Louis & San
Francisco iists, preferred, showing a rire of
~, the latter reacting Y at the close Du.
ring the afternoon coal stocks became weak
and fell off from Ato l pr cent, and to-
wards the close thee ling movement was de-
veloped In wabash, which broke from 3BH to
34H. Louisville & Nashville also became
weak, s-IlIng down from FOX tI6SX, but sub.
srQuently recovering 10 COX. This had the
effect Of slightly depressing the general mar
ket, which declined from Z IN N, the latter
Iron Mountain. butin fnaldenling- u firmer
tone prevailed, and u fractional recovery en.
sued. Union Pacific was weak throughout.
declining from Tx to TX. Iron Mountain,
after advancing u 20k, cl' sed at 2SN, and
Cilicago, ST. Paul & Minneapolis rose to So
and closed at 3?H. It's earnings show an
increase Of $I2,0O0 the first four months this
year and $l25,0O0 as compared with the first
four months Of 1871.
Transactions aggregated 10000 shares, Of
which $4,000 were Erie, 1900 Lake Shore
ll,0oO Wabash, 1000 Northwestern common
10 0 preferred, 5000 St Paul common. S..
600 preferred, 5000 IAckawanna, 8 400 New
Jersey Central, $500 Union Pacific, 1000 st
Joe. 1000 Ohio & Mississippi, 1900 Western
Union, 5000 Chicago, st Paul & Minnesota,
/ 700 indianapolis, Cincinnati & Lafayette,
5000 LOuisvilleS Nashville, $500 St Loui.
& Iron Mounran, 1000 St Louis, Kansas
City & Northern. IA 900 st Louis d Sar
Francisco. 1850 Kansas Pacific, 800 kansas
& Texas and 5000 QuicksilYer.
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PHILADELPHIA, May l2.-Flour-FIrm ;
q rs; Ohio fancy S COST L0uis 90 Oh. RYE
Flour-unclaEgrd. Wheat-Higler; western
ungradel OOcaSl l2; No. Q western red 81 i6H
al 0 Rye-of-ringS small. COrn-Drmand
fair and market firm western rejected 3giiOc;
steamer mixed and yellow 40kallc. OTIS
Firm; western mixed S3kc; white western
3iH3Gt. PruvisiUis-Steady. Mess Beef
$l2 0O Mess Pork Sl037HalOG2x. Smoked
Hams SI9c; picked 0Na7Ac. butter
Scarce and firm; creamery extra lSc; New
York and bradford cuunty, IA extra l6al8c;
Western Reserve extra I2alIc; do gOod 70
choices 04llc. Eggs Firm; western lie,
Cheese-Better demand; new half sximmed
0Ha7c; do full 4Ha5Hc Petroleum Nom.
inal; refined SIC; crude 7xc. Whisky
steady; western 81 06H.
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A VIEW OF IT.

In the doubtful dusk Of the morning Rray,
With hSumsf AID dIili and Jim W and cfAnk,
s9nie high toned uleu they plund5red 4 bank;
And tile precious spoil they carl d away.
what drsolati d the owner fVundi
Aud ha said, "a lUsxIn II e,ches me;
III seta die Of soldiers unuuud;
These highsI0nSd eiysS her hen too FREQ
U beelns TO me
They htv ben too ireel
Aud he stationed soldiers, Snlenn and still,
And hN vaults In pilei with the gOld again;
Then calne on tip % the hl. hstIne Iutn
Mith hammer and CROW and llmny And drill;
v are efuAhei IL thetynnt'a lang ~ they cried,
As they met the trUIp r.; "We'Fs slaves, may be
Tbs SPECTACLE cruelty wounds our IFlde;
II they wcut Oh We should feel more free
WiihdnW 'em aud NO
a- Shall feel more iner"
The hlgh.tnned men they fingered there,
WiIh tlntny aud drill and hummer aud crow,
Aud they kept a.Walking to sud IFO,
With q prosecuted and udIenel air,
And 4 tnulH team WAltel beside the wall,
lOh troopers ~ on aud let " bA!N
They sid, eve aln't luln' uOlhIn' al al,
But " yOu'un, vent W AhOuld feel more free,
We oil agree
We should feel more free"
Aud the high.tOnel men uttered dismal croaks,
Ana h0hFiahtd their linIny AMI hammer aud saw
Ahd SECUTED, You'd OuGht to nbay the Law
Mhich says that = Y shan be 4 Watchin' folks"
Then the UHnef aid, II remember you'll
IOu were herr allure and yUu went for me-;
II ye had full swing what WOuldn / ye dus
Fact Is, ! guess you liev len ~ Tree
PrehapS," Slys hR,
"AlltilS tn ireC!'
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THE WHET FNELDAILY INTELL1GENCER TUESDAY MORNING, MAY 10 1879

Firm; western white 84aS6e do mixed S2N
AS4c; pennsylvania S4a96c. Rye-Dull Rt 6sa
Cue. Hay Dull prime 70 choice PennSyl-
yaniA Sl2ai4 90. PruVidons-Firmer. Mes
Pork {I0 6Oal0 IS. Bulk Meats Loose
shoulders Sxa3Xc; ele,r rib sides 4KalXc;
packed 4Na6kc. Bacon Shoulders 4xc;
hams 9kal0c. LArd-Refned In tierces u.
Butter-Firm and active; prime TO choice
western packed lIAi0c; roll iiAiSe. Egg
Source and active ut lie PetrOlsum-Stea1y;
crude 7ka7Nc; refined SIC. Coffee-stady
and quiet; Rio cArsoeS lONal6c. WhiSky-
Dull Ut 81 OK,
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OIL CRY, May l2.-PErRoLEuM-Market
opened quiet with 76sSc bid, advanced q
76Xc, declined to 76k and closed at 7OXc Id
shipments Al 900 barrels, averaging 800 bar.
relS Transactions 10000 barrels.
rITTuBuEUA, May r. PErRoLEuN-ouie
and steady; crude SJKc at Parkcr's for ship.
ment; refined SIC for Philadelphia deli.
very.
LONDON, May l?-Petrloum-Reaned Cd.
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CineInnmu.

CINCINNATI, May l2.-Cotton-Dull at 12c,
~Flour-Slrung and higher; family 81 7Oa6 50.
wheat-Actiye, firm and higher: red S. Ola
| 0S. Corn-Quiet but firm at S7a3Sc. Oats
Higher ut SOaSSc. Rye-ln good demand aud
prices a shade higher at 5Ga5Bkc. Barley
Quiet and steady; No, 2 fall ~ 9Sc. Pork
quiet and firm; held at $40 70. Lard-In gnOd
demand; current make 50 100; steam held at
- 10. Bulk Meats-IIemund fair aud market
tirin at s. 50l3 G0ai Is. BacUn-Firmpr al
.IMa5ha5%c. Butter-Steady with Il fair de.
mand fancy creamery l942Oc; choice West
ern Reserve l4al6ra LinSped 0il-Quiet but
firm at &c. Mhisky-Highe at 81 w.
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Men4EaL.
TRUTHS.
Hop BItterA are the Purest and nest
BItteFH Ever Mnda.

AAuuts
They arc compounded irnm Hons, Ruchu,
Mandrake aud DRndeIIOn,-Ihe nldesI, b,sI,
and most ~ValuR'le tire livine iu the world ami con.
taln all The best and most curative properties Of
all Other MiIcrs, bring the greAIest blood PurI.
der, Liver Regulator, aud Lie and HeIIlh
krstOIinE Agent on Earth No dAoa.e or ~ hearth
eau possibly long exist where tnese BltteS Are
used, s. yaHtd aud pc ieci are their Opei aIIons.
They give new life aud Vlgor 10 the aged and In.
arm. q" all Wh0se SmPlOyTentS cause In,TuIsrI-
tits Of the bowels or utn ~ organs, or who re0uIFe
an Appetizer, Tonic aud mild stlmulanL, ihese
Bitten are invaluable, being highly cllrl Iya.
tonic and stimulating, without Intoxicating.
HOmatter what your ieelIn.s or SymptGmI M.
What The disease or ailmrnt Il, use H'p BI,,gS
Don't watt TIL you are EicE, but II you only feel
bad or miserable, use tbs BltterS Al once. Il NAV
save your life. Hundreds have been gaycd Nv n
doin.. 90 S500-6a viii 10 paid for y case ithey
will not cue bT help.
Do mott der youralf or let your fdends suffer.
but u g and uTgs thin 10 uSa Hop Bitten.
R'msmber, Hop Bitiers Ia no vilo, drnprnd.
drunken nOStrum, but the purtHt and Bat Nell,
cine ever hAdri the "ISv LID's RHIENp Ann
HoPk," nud M \ ron or family should % Viih-
out THEM. Try Ia BiIters to-day.
Try He Cough Cure and Pain Relief
Sold BY Laushlin Bros, 4 CO., whulrsl edrnsgls,s,
NAN efee" aplSruTGs4w
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CHICAGO, MAY ! 2-The DrOvers' Journal
reports:
Aoas-Recelpts 1900 head; shipments 1900
head. Market opened dull nj $SalO, but
closed GrIner with good demand mixed pack.
Ing s. 25aS IS. chiefly s. 4Oa3 rs; choice
heavy s. SOaS IS; Philadelphias s. 90. All
sold.
CGrrLE-Receipts 1900 head; shipments q.
800 head. Market firm, except for stockers
and feeders, which are weak at 81 5Oal 90; ex.
port s. 25a5 10; good to extra shipping 81 IL
u 81; common to fair $4a4 so; butchers
81 40l4 90.
SHEAR Receipts 1856 head; shipments 900
head. Market slow and unchanged.
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Malarial fevers, constipation, torpidity Of
the liver and kidneys, general debility,
nervousness and neuralgia ailments yield
readily to this great disease conqueror,
Hop Bittors. 1t repairs tho ravages OF
disease by converting the food into rich
blood, and it gives new life and vigor to
the aged and infrm always. See
other column.
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hallmark.

BALTIMORE, May l2.-Flour-strong but
quiet, western supertlne s. 25aS 90; do extra
81 2Sat IS; do family $5a0 90. Wheat-West-
srn strong; No. 2 Pennsylvania red 81 l9a
l %; No. 3 western winter rei. spot 81 l7Ea
INK; May 81 / kal l65t; June 81 1bNS
/ I5X; July 81 l4a1 AZ; August 81 II.
Corn-WeStern firm; western mixed, spot
and May 4SXa4StSc; June 4Stat4c; July
4IHSAHei August Sci steamer 4oXe, oAts
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New YoRK, May 12.-The cotton goods
market continues very firu, and business is
fair with package houses. Prints ouiet and
steady. Richmond Aliens GSpragle's pink
wints advanced. GinghamS quiet. Printed
lawns In good demand. Heavy wOolens in
fair request by the clothing trade. Foreign
goods quiet in llnt hands.
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New Orlenna.

New ORLEANS, May l2.-CoGee-Steady; lob
bling ordinary TO prime llLal6c. Sugar-Du
and unchanged; inferior TO good common Ga
SIC. common to good common 6sEa5Nc;
yellow clarified 61saTkc. Enthusiastically
and in fair demand fermenting 2SaSOc; c nj.
mon s5a2Gkc; FUR sc. Rice In good de
mand; Louisiana ordinary to choice 6Ha7c.
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TOLEDO. May l2.-wheat-strong; No /
white Michigan 81 20; amber, SPOT June
$lioh: No. 2 red winter, spot and May 81 IL;
June SlsllH, July 5 ! OF; August $lO.X. Corn
-rirmi No. 2 spot SSc; June S7Xc; July
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ST. LOUIS, May ll.--HOGs-Active and
a shade lower; rough heavy s. l0l3 80; York
ems 10. Baltimores s. S0aS IS; smooth heavy
y 4OaS s.. Receipts $500 head; shipments
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CINCINNATI, May Electromagnetic common
s. Seas 90: light IS 2ia3 90; packing S. ssh
3 IS; butchers' s. 55a3 65. Receipts 2,4OC
head; shipments $50 head.
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PANAMA, MarchS 8, 1870.
a. Eaaon, Eq., Nep York;
My DEAR sTR;-As 1 promised you,
have made true statement o fmy sickness
and the cure thereof, which 1 hereby in.
close to you; andif you think it worth
while, you have my permission to publish
1t. II you do, please send me a copy oil
same, addressed Fumbes, Peru, South
America,
am waiting here to take a steamer to
South America. Iexpect to leave to.mor.
row. lam well and hope to keep so. l
hope you and friends are the same. Please
remember me to your friends.
I remain yours truly,
HENRY G. SMITH,
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SsuSsHv!k AOuomROdaHcN-IRaves BeLlAIre Al a.
P m, Bridgeport 500 p, m.; arrives Al BteubsnJlS Al
$40 2. nj IeAVes stsubenhlle at $40 .. NJ: HddRo-
PcT1 70 r. nj arrives At BsllAIr0 a. 91S - N.
tieketn And Baggage checks 70 all principal poln,s
omeo In Bridgeport.
r.. r. MYERA
tNnOral Passenger and Ticket AReut,
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Financial and Commercial.
By TELEeRAPR.


NEW YoRE, May l2-MoXEY-Easy at IN
asa per cent Prime mercantile paper 4a4K
per cent Sterling Exchange Bankers bills
steadyat$iS7H. Sight Exchange on New York
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Iu1nsauea.
"NEW DEPARTURE"
GENERAL INSURANCE BUSINESS,

.. :ssI!, 8. ! { l. :ss ). * issi stis g Is 81 ~. =; g gss.s
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At&nrueus ut Eana.
RhMoVAL-
JERsKINE & ALLISON,
Attorneys at Law,
Have removed their otac, to cuasls, BIOet,
am1:d.. NO: 1878 MARkErsrREer.
w J. W. CowDEN,
ATTORNEY Al Law
'aoe, No. l222 chAplines t, wnrr1us, W. Va.
PROMPT attention to all business. ie7dAv
T. D EWING. 80 nILxy
living & RILEY,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
u0o Main Street. up stairs, next door 10 tia
Exchange Bank,
apr2 WHEELING. W. Va.
A Q. LEWIS,
ATTORNEY AT Law,
ll42 CHAPLHE srREET, WHEELING, ". Va.
Practices In all Ohio and West vIgtnIa CourtA
ColsuonSHnd eonTeyandnEE Oven Spocil attention.
n j. HUGUs,
ATTORNEY AT Law,
'ffCe, II Twelfth Street. wmr11so, W. Va.
Practices in the Courts Of Ohio, Marshall and
Lyler counties, W. Va. povi7
HANNIBAL FORBES
ATTORNEY Ar1AK
oHaoe, Custom Houss.
Ial2 wHExIrSo, ". Va.
DANIEL LAMB,
ATTORNEY 4714x
No. 1913 Market Street. lover City BantS
WHEEltsO, W. "a
GEORGE P. LINcH,
ATTORNEY AT Law
Iaice, No. 1905 Chapline Street. Odd FSIlov,
Building, Room No. /,
mra5 wmr11Ss, wrsr Va
DANIEL PECK,
ATTORNEY AT Law,
H0A ChaplIne Street.
ea WHEELING, ". Va.
AMEs P. ROGERS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
No. lso' ohaplins Street. opp. the Court ou.,
tssO wHErtrxo, W. Va.
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PITTSBURGH, CINCINNATI AND ST.
l. LOUIE RAIL AY-PAN HANDLE ROUTE


Time Table East and Wst, April !, 1919.
Tnlns leave Pau Handle DepoL loot q Eleventh
afTeeL near Public Landing, daily except sunday, y
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1879-11-19
GOOD NEWS FUR ALL
Can he learned by Perusing the Fol
lowing Itcms---Read and Reflect.

Violin strings, a full line Of the yer,
best, at Swart's, West Bay City.
Fine dress boots cheap at Sailing
Hanson e. Cos
Ladies gold watches and chains. al
ut bottom pr.ces, at Swart's, West Bay
City.
Studs and sleeve buttons at Swart's
West Bay CITY.
Loranger's Sunny South Bitters
take the lead in the market
Charms, of every description, al
Swart's, West Bay City.
Autumn leaf jewelry in sets and
necklaces, at Swart's. West Bay City.
Alarm clocks for lumberinans' camps.
at Swart's, West Bay City.
Loranger's Sunny South Bitters for
sale at Traver's Drug Store.
4 full line OF silverware, at Swart's.
West Bay City.
A complete stock of Rubber Goods
at Sailing, Hanson e. Co.'S
Everybody is recommending Loran
gers Sunny South Bitters.
Spectacles and eye glasses, at Swart's
West Bay City.
Ladies boots of all descriptions sold
cheaper than ever at Sailing, Hanson
y Co.'S.
American watches, at Swart's, West
Bay City.
Five, hundred Mackinaw shirts Just
received at Sailing, Haason & Co.'S.
Mems suits ut cost ut Sailing, Han
son & Co.'S.
A full line OF Hats, Caps AMI Ganfs'
Furnishing Goods just received at Sal
ling, Hanson a. Cos.
EVERYTHING in the Clothing linz
marked way down at bottom figures al
Sailing, Hanson a. Co.'S.
A large assortment of River Boots.
.u5t received 1T Sailing Hanson = 20.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1879-11-19
The Lecture last Sabbath Evening.

Il. Newkirk, of Bay City, delivered
n temperance lecture at the school
house on Sunday evening last, which
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1879-11-19
From RoscOmmOn.
RoscoMMoN, Nov 18th, 1S7

RoScoMMoN, Nov. 18th, 1879.
Editor A0Jl0nche:-Pernit me
through the columns of your paper, to
tender my most heartfelt thanks TO the
people of your more than ordinary
quiet little village, for the very kind
courteous treatment received at their
hands during my stay among them.
have been travelling in this State for
about seven years and have spent many
Sabbaths away from home. but none
more pleasantly than the one spent in
your village. 1t is my most earnest
wish and prayer, that unbounded pros
perity may attend your every effort in
the right, and that the dark-wmg,'
angel of adversely may never hover
over the village of Grayling. MGN
peace and harmony ever find an abiC-
ing place in your heart and homes, and
may he who sojourns with YOU as did
realize how good and how pleasant il
is for brothers to dwell toqteher il
peace Yours. T.. NEwKIRK.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1879-11-19

was well attended. and listened to with
rapt attention from beginning to end.
Ii is but just 10 say that seldom does
the opportunity occur for our citizens
To listen to a more able lecturer OF
that subject He is a very effective
speaker, and his trite illustrations
were presented in sslch a pathetic way
that cen most ever eye was moist
through sympathy TO the cause. While
his subject was Wrecks Along the
Shore. he did not have occasion to
di ress; while it was replete with happy
hits and comparison bearing upon that
subject, il, withal, was handled in "a
mastery way, evinc:ng TO his appreci-
ative audience the good accruing fro III
an abstenious life. Long may he
live TO expound and inculcate such no
BILE truths into the hearts of the sons
of men.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1879-11-19
CARD or r1fAERs.

For the very generous and spontane-
Gus outburst OF kindnes and mutual
love eyinced in the recent donation
TO myself and family, at the llartwlclS
house, and which was complet sur
prise individually, | hereby extend my
cordial thanks TO those most interested,
and to the public at large for their
sympathetic support and cheer, in the
diffusion of the gospel in our midst.
May lie who rules the destiny of
man be your shield and support.
Il. T.. HALL.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1879-11-19

Only few moons ago, q man might
nave been seen-perhaps he was
vending his way through the county
selling di.fe ent articles. among which
was eale1 pac!la that contained a
pJtdto ous destroyer; each package
selling for the nininal price OF ten
cents, with full directions inside, bat
not to b. oren 2d unit ready FOR use.
one pcrso a Ing vested in several
OF the a. ressid, AID possessed Of a
al us tan oi mini, opened one,
u q wa a tounded ut the revelation,
a 1t contained two small blocks Of
w'o with insttu tons thuslg: place
tha Ing on one lJeh and press l,..nly
" t lie OF. e''
That nan had guile in his heart,
fraud j hs eyes, and his ways are
way o. wi5kednes.. Beware OF him.
my brother Grangers.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1879-11-19

1T , AN EEK. S12a day NJ hDreea ilymade
, z O. tly O.tat free AID 'es TUB < Co,
AugJsia Marie
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1879-11-19
Ladica Why snR.r,

Vhen0r. FSarchisi's Uterine cothol-
icon will pos lively c'r' female weak
1ess, such as Falling Of the Woomb,
Whites, Chronic inflammation or Ulcei-
alton OF the Womb, Incidental I,m-
errhage or Flooding, Painful, suppress
ed and Irregular Menstruation, &c
An old and reliable remedy. Send
postal card for a pamphlet, with treat
ment, cures and certificates from ply
sicians and patients, to IlOWARTlI
& BALLARD. UTICA, N. Y. Sold by
all druggists 81. 80 per bottle
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1879-11-19
soUIHwAbD.

tB-Allt aims dAily except sunday -l21
: G. b. BUSH, Il. b. LEDYARD.
DiO Snpt, Bay city. Gent UaR. net.
+. G. BROWN,
Assistant General S0pt., JackSon.
HENRY C. WENTWORTH.
GeRf PtSS'r md 1i~fpt int. ChicOro.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1879-11-19

We hear from good authority that
J. S. Andrews of Gaylord will visit us
soon, and, standing over us will com
pei Us to write an article for publica-
ton, retracting all we have said de .am-
0tory 10 him; and ia case this should
be refused, he will at once proceed to
horse-whip ye editor. Iietract what
we have said, WE WILL NEVER, and as
TO the horse whipping, we hope that
the gentleman will make good his pro
mise. Our informant says that Mr..
Andrews made the remark to him that
we would be the thirl editor in this
State who has received n horse whip
ping at his hands. This Knight of the
Whips list will not be complete if he
does not make Il half dozen. Aman
cannnt acquire a record with oaly three
victims.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1879-11-19

Mlss E NINA Wavle has been in tn
village visiting the family of NJ. s
Hartwick, on her way to visit he
home in Williamson.
c. W. Wight, who lately purchased
the shingle-mill at Fredericville, hai
pat the same in very good order, anc
now turns ont more shingle than ever
the capacity being 30, coo per day.
Undue familiarity with Miss French
which probably isn't her correct
name-miGht get good man and
true, into a little scene: Aye, even a
County Clerk. Do you twigl
We dc MT question but the ride would
have afforded us much pleasur, never =
the-lessr the embrace of Messrs. Hadley
and Gilbert, though loving and hearty,
did not prevent us from alighting, just
the same.
The donation to the Rev T.. T..
Hail. which was held at the Hotel-de-
Hartwick on Friday evening of last
week, prov ed u perfect success in every
particular. The supper prepared by
the ladies was fine one. and the net
proceeds amounted to 50. 90.
We will bet two to one, on Lewis
Jenson against any pedestrian oa the
turf. We speak from experiences. as
we had the pleasure of accompanying
him Oh one of his favorite walks from
Frederic TO :his place, on Saturday
last.
The Crawford AVALANCHE, under
the able management of Mr.. Maurer,
continues t) imTrov Mr. NJ. il now
sole prophet o., and we wish him abund- |
ant success in his hazardous undertake
NJ. He has the pluck and energy and |
is sure to succeed. R0scORlmOn Pto |
jteer.
Ten young boys of London Ont,
have been discovered ia a plot TO huy |
Il schooner and turn pirates on the
lakes. They had purchased reviewers.
and were concerting us to weapons of
The money for this outfit
$3.50 one of the boys stole from a rel.
alive. The Oldest boy is L years of
lge. The boys said they got their idea
Of the plot from reading Jack Hark-
/ way and kindred stories.
III ere v i'll be meeting of our cit
ms ut the .hool house or next Fri
lay evening, for the purpose of com
'leling arrangements for putting up a
'u.lilng to be used for public enter
lodge meetings etc. 1t will
'e bui by a stockcompany, the shares
'eing.S o. each Seven hundred and
lightly dollars have already been raised
nd it i hoped that the balance will
'e made up on the evening of meet
ng. The building is to cost about
i, POO. The want of building of
his kind has long been felt, and our
itizens are anxious to make this un-
rtaking a success. A large attend
nee ut the meeting is desired c
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1879-11-19

RAIL ROAD LANDS.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1879-11-19

CONNECFIONS--At Bay City with
Bay City Division Tor Lapeer. Port
= huron, Detroit. and ali points east,
Hnd with Mackinaw Division for ali
points North, and az Jackson, with
Main and Air Lines and Grand Rapids
Division
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1879-11-19
NOTICE.
u. s. LAND OFFICE I
PIED CIgY not ~ TQTu 1,

II REED CITY, oct ~ 1870
'mrlaint having been ente eel n this oiiice by
Daniel =, Eossler against Wesley p Bat hell r..
for alb md ming hs homestead ent y, No 7ei7.
dated Nov. 18TH 1879, upJn the Nc of Elt. and
N ( Of WIZ, Section & T ,wnship - North
Range West in G awf ,rd purity. Mich. with L
view t. the cancellation o: sad ent y: the said
pa es C he eby summoned g appca- at this
Office on The iSh day of December 1879. Mt ore
O'Clock, p. N, tp respond ID furnish testimony
concerning I'd alleged abandonment
EJvARp STEPHENSON, Regste-
8B W. H. 9. MIrosIEL-. Receive