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Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1879-05-28
CRAWLING MICHIGAN, MAY 90, 1879.

but also real ornament TO the farm
W lich is about one mile from this place
and very pleasantly located on the Au-
sable river
Planting potatoes is now in order,
and probably will be until the middle
of June. Some are planting and some
have not yet commenced. Potatoes
should be covered with not less than
four inches of soil, while the weather
holds as dry as at present.
Il. A. DEAN.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1879-05-28
COUNTY OFFIcALs.

Mey3f-David London.
C2erk d RegiSter-WilliamR Steckert
Treasurer Rasmus Hanson.
Prosecuting 1ttorHeg-Jom o. liadley
.Judqe If ProJdte-DanielS s. Waldron
Circuit CoHrt C0m'T-ColliEs W wight
sSurpeHoy Frederick l.. Barker.
COronerS-Samuel Revel William H.
Sherman.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1879-05-28
oRDZ2. OF EXERCISES:

Procession will form on the square
and march 10 the grove.
ayer-Rav Mr. Evans
Reading Declaration Of the Indepen-
dance.
Oration-Dr. = G. Brown.
After which all will pratake of a gor-
geous repast, amt then comes the .fuR.
Highly interesting and soul-stirring
war dance by CHIEF SHABNEGAN
and 10 picked warriors of his tribe, af-
ter which will be given the grandest
display Of OF Fire Works ever witness
ed in Northern Michigan.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1879-05-28
Red Ribbon Club.

Red Ribbon Club.
y red ribbon club was organized al
school house on Friday evening, and
the following officers were elected;
President-Dr n. II. Traver.
Vice President-N. Sailing
Treasurer-D. A. Buell..
Financial Sec'y-Geo. ii. Maurer.
Recording Sec'y-Wm. A. Masters.
Door keeper-Christ Sheibe
The club will meet again on Friday
evening of this week, when all are i'm
vited TO attend.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1879-05-28

Accom-. daily eScept Sundays
Express runs daily except Sundays
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1879-05-28

clubs throughout the country, and it
is safe to predict, should the weather
be favorable on the day of racing that
many previous records will have to go
to the rear. r.--iHEf, Field d. Farm.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1879-05-28

RAIL ROAD LANDS.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1879-05-28
NO. 5.

/ CONNECTIONS-At Bay City with
Bay City Division for Lapeer, Port
Huron, Detroit, and all points east,
and with Mackinaw Division for all
points North, and at Jackson with
Main and Air Lines and Grand Rapids
Division.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1879-05-28

The Boston Transcript publishes the
following simple table, which gives all
there is in the metric or decimal system Of
weights and measures:
, 1879-03-22

MILWAUKEE Mnrrh .l.-AccouIIng to
special telegram from Waukcsla, The time Of
tic Cfcaurt Court this week las hoen mostly
taken up BY tlsc trial Of Isaac Meyers for
s,lbornAtion, the tasc liaYtng bccn braugl1t
tlcre tn Change Of ye1'uo from Gfeon
County. At thu trial IN Monroc, Meyers WIS
ucau.ttel of the Charge Ut ral1n on ltst!o cir!
llatt.csl Laura Krelseicr, agc'i o years, by tho
Testimony Of Thomas Cletnons al'tl FraHk
Wngncs. WIN tworo lsMt they wcro IN te sled
adjoining Meyers blacksmith slmp ut tic pre-
cisu ttau wlIen tic child tcstilea tho alleged
rape was committed, us.l that notl!!sE 0f tue
ktIlI orgllrsell. Ilte fcullng tlIat Wagner nl
ClruluIls lad perturcd themselves to clear
Meyers ',eruss,u eO Btruh. Tint they "eru III.
tlirtri, u,nt uYs Huw ~ ]a,l. tbs prUspeet Ut
conviction seemed IL 1righlcIt titti lntu con"
fcasiul,, nllll Hwy guyo testimony tlla!. Tor lllo
raltry sum of &3, nnld them by Meyers. they
itatjy eontratctrt ilsu grl's stury Ut llu tIlllo
ot 1Ilv srIa. 41,I lrocurel h,s tMcYcFs9 IT.
siNistat.
Wagner nnl Clclnons arc quite particular
about tlu "details VI Ills baTEalr between HEN
unll hieyera, ant, testify rs to thu ntter's Anxlety
tauet tcl,l nut Of ihr 6tatu Into itIaols, wdrru
ii!ry ycit.alIlpa until brought bacli by tllt
Sheriff, lhu Gust niay ~ to the jury to'fhof'
ruW IIQ{iInEt
, 1879-03-22

1Jotncountltu Frec ulspeusnry.
A, o11n,,r,,n,, ,,,oot,uy ~ III. Mnnoprra NJ fin
~" a'j1os''cu ''.e'1,s' VI rMs '4"a' - ~.
echtfai Homeopathic FREQ UsDelssags WAS ne"'
1n thu club-roonl OF the fremont House ytstcr-
day afternoon to discuss tho arrangements for
fin, u f,ror flncro which t.cy nrontse ry(ng in
H.. ~ ps,'s.. e'','.'. .'s.o,,,., :, r,.a ~,
aas' Mfs' sapaf si,M" nsos"aea. ~ ,sIa. "as NJ.
nouncet tint Mr.. q. Hlaeknla'l wotlld col'ouct
tho singing, urll Messrs, Dnbni A!d lsogcss,wlio
will }ayo Charge Of the opttrr performance were
present nnl cxpnnctl to thu lacs lie necessities
for The cnat n1l cllurls Mrs. W, T., Browu,yas up
pofutpd ns t,hnfr,l1, If tho Musical Committee
uni Mrs, sahit, Smith waa iutrustcl witt, tllu
business management, Alr, Dulojl, who per-
tu09tea fhg irps in tl,e nursery tale, explained
10 tLosu present tin ,nanucr of h(s wot,ns on
the starr = ,1nnr which tiu Incctit.. adjourned,
10 eouiv % together again April q at tlu sas,lu
pIuee 1t i; a;uU b. IN,
rur unr,,, sc,r.r. ,.aor,.r,ou
=, ,,,, tiI oo."h ee4.seS "'eoei ~" r..
o. illl!p!s met yesterday 'llornlnG az INC lrc-
moht House, Mrs. q. u. llarDert III We slalr'
niter INC Usual preliminary business !!'e seeFe-
!ary rea'i !ctter Iron! Mrs: senator Winning III
SSafu 70 hi!i l9trlt introduced r. tlae sesate.
.lcbl'l provided iur urafcco'islfucslolol ilenta.9
!aFd HoaFd VI Char'tlcs, NM tllc appo'1tillel,t q
tasee men anu Two women Il, manage the l1hts
appropriated Tor tlIu maintenance ol pahlle
e,'arlhlo institutional The wrltGr stated lint
.ne bliI might well hr ucFcrrett TIL some dlsp9
t, tnioa iad been .l'a,lo o. tiIu ts,iperahe5 lGst
.'ons NOW Irritating tl,n Lcglslnst!rs. It aiao
, 1879-03-22

.,, mt enough to In t0 eiyo tta at,y idea nf
."ns, srccss pI,o tngt hays with Fra, or even
n w.nt her yuncep.Ir o{ the el.arsWtar IL, Mr..
y ,,tn,us wna <in bnd rotcc, alll f',ntnlconl,
.s,,,n,rb he fang With vgur, was Ill At eazo u,lh
l',cst when not netunIy engn2ptl,. md nnpar.
anIy VERY tl.,lcl. pleased When hts nnsk wns
s"! srer hir, Eony tlcrlnlDet The mtIsie TT thG
T, r;ns mrcutably. Mr.. Cauifulaft, tht'lgi, nut
n% rsry fuuuru,,s Iiera q. wa nut offensive t bis
nn;k, .' ard. M Miss tlonli Ind nothing IN TN
sat ut" 10 hrIn IN INT the lntntct.c In
III t,h rrnycy," wc ]lnyn nO reat0n} tn f,.d
f,n,t with i,ey. The agtsastra wan i"eseasGd f"r
to-" H." ur.Isun hut Il was ba,lly out f time, ni
~ y tl,ues all ut sca. I'ht "rrayIaln II md
t.,,rvucuut" Ec!uctiuna need IIU tUInfnntt.
rI;s lftcrrn,t,. "Martha" viii lm given, with
fta and Cury II, ,n leading parts, uml tliis
.rsui11g "Carmen" will clusu thu bcusun.
, 1879-03-22

CINCINNATI, March 20.-A spec[al to tI,c E'ya-
iaq Star, from ut. Sterling, Ky., snya: ~ re-
port, well authenticated, reached hero that the
Old Nlrh hal i,ccn to nay again IN I,rcatbItt.
ssysra' tn5a s1'co nfs , o. aespsfGlga sass',-
ccctlcsl to thu Jail. built OF luus, mud, ~utlnn9
with tho tno, pr0cce.trd 10 raxe It tn ie arvund.
They completed Tic work of 'lctan'itlo,i. n!lcr
whici, they sworc 'v all the gUls AMI Em!t!cssca
s.luull never i1u built IN tue frcu cuunty Ut
llrcaihtt. Twensy.tiyn men nsartlblrtl III
Wolfe County, near The Statc roa,t, the tiay tlic
mi|lfia left l'rrathtt, with tic avowcd purpnhc
Of reacnlng thu twslye prisoners, but were tic.
tQfrrl,
, 1879-03-22

COLUMBUS, o., slarct el.-Tho following
clubs huyu entered !us s!m ehasnsissnshtp nt tho
National Dasc. hall Association, ttu cMtres for
which clukoL llero last ulglIt; ut!cas, vi uttea;
A!banys. VI Albany; Capital Ctty, VI Albany !;
suriurllr!,t. Of Springfield, slaas.; llnynke. d
iiuyoNc; Worcester, u Worcester; SGw Bed.
iursl, Ut New l'rl'"rd; A!anrlestsr, u Mances- @ M
lu,iro club, VI pnslulelpAll, llns been admitted
10 membership ttt liu AssucIation.
, 1879-03-22

was blnod on the pants which Young conccalct!
in tue burning st,lnp, aps! which she Fceoyerrl
and pnt away; niso Tint There was blood On
tslc sllirt which Yonnu. w0so homo On nc
morning after the 1nllrlcs. a1p1 which se sub,
tcqllentfy washed. ste said Young instrnctc'l
her ,hat IL any nnc saw thu 'Iot'd I'll
tho shirt 10 tell them ho had bccu
marking hogs. she also repeated her statc-
tnenla about Yuung'a rUnfrsaion Of the murder
to ilcr: nbout its promising her a reward 10
swcur ti,at she Blept with hin oil tc nl1lt OF
the murder. aud threatening tu kill ler II she
ever disclosed anything nlNunt 1t.
, 1879-03-22

MrnnwlIlr, The Sheriff continues tn rut of lie
n1c,lca as fhst ns Iln Grts Jurisdiction oyor
thrit, ntnI lte Ch'Illrlen nre bringing AZ fnnny
suits agnlIst him inr rcparasFnn that tlie Buard
u AHWrrsors hnvu found Il necessary to pro-
vide extra vuullsel for the tGfrnsG.
, 1879-03-22
1s1tClfLAItIQN.

SAN FRASctsco March a1.-H. 8. Tibbcy.
Secretary uf tho Commission in Charge Of
widening Dupont street, hos been arrested.
charged with frAli'ls III the management III tho
affairs TT thu Commission tu tic amount Hf
upwards Of St'10N. It IL rltnlored tlas further
Investigation will declrse much additional peet-
faL1uu.
, 1879-03-22

She Now tlas the Largest and
Finest Millinery Establish
ment in the World.
4 Grand Opening Reception for the Tradt at o.
h. ketlh 4 Coz, and The Beautiful
kp,tltfes Disp'n}ta.



~, .,...., ---,.-,-.,u ..,,,,tao,. ,aa
The opening oE the Wholesale Millinery nnn
notion establishment of Mcsars. @. Il. Keith =
a.. Il, ,l.f+ ,ipont rc,v t,,,ar.ra Of, Wabash aYe.
,.,,o ',nss ~ nm in I'm ,,,,nu,rrc,ai history OF
u"e' "'"tse a.. ..A s"s H., 1.,,t ~ ,n,,rf,.
llIe great MISUNDERSTANDING III sal' VI Hn't'''a'
WHOSE Importance can hardly bo oscrest ttnattdt
fur II ,unhtcs ChIcnpI TO buast uf haring the
,ar,n.t. H,,est aud hcst opp,tctl wholesale
.tt,,.s'.,. .I .,..., ha,xo i, IN, ,xnrId mi.
t'''a'css MI" "ot'o'' "u"'o :" e
cngns supremacy II other H"es' s9eA "e Gta''',
truyislors. md lumber, has bcca acknowledged
Tor fcerx: but few hnyc had The hartlihofnl to
.,,,ko s,,,,,or ,,ufn. f,,r IN, f,,rtlen City an
distributing point Tor al uIc fae"'op'n'e
1ncry anf elegant triflcs That afe Tue
uuturovth of ccutuycs Of European luxury.
rhfs ,r,ul nr..r,rnenrc of Chtcngo ts. OF
r r ~ -. -. - h.. ,,r,tto, az
co"sses hoe 10 sfe"t o.sens =" "'1 oy w.,.a.
the cutfs'crc'al ccnsTc III t'o alissss'Pp' fa's''
but In still Efeatcr degree 's the rcs1ilt OWING
IN thr un.frlnt cnrrry anil enterprise Of her
hustuces houses. Of which tho hrnt OF 0. X.
sr,'tottrc Yr Kctih was t.c ecnlur ,nrn,ber
~ th !, ~, ~ Kcit,, i,rn,Irrs .yhcsa1c dealers
T., rn'lmn,v t,n.s rnns ft,rs. totfuns. mn, fur.
n,slI;,u. rtr,1s, MI Mad,st,t street lwcnty-unc
1. Enxnn Iotur 'Gn tHHIa ns Krith Faxou s.
H. ",,J st""o 1si;; os Kait,, lttuti,crs, Tiny
~. 49, ",,1 ,.r1, mwi fn.,rnlAy known not auly
H. ,,is rnt,ntrx h,,t in nil tho leading
VI ,its Sou';.i3 n"b .xt.. IT, ~ ,,ni. a. ,n,li".,
ulaekets "a ttusnus: ""'tu sa',it las i,aa,,
y H.. g ,lt 'et{ H. pe1, i;,s,"ss @ nf Tia rIt.
III III. ero"'n II ,S ~,', ', nIto,, mn,
~ III. isrgss; In tl,r W.I. wMs f,ulnrt io ln lou
ol ate assTss ~ ~ "Gs.' ""s ,n,',,s u"s ~,
sll1i ~ .: 'ns n"s.'' ,s,,. ~ T.. ',,,r ,'.,,,r,.
sartsas ane' a, M ~.",s s,,., ~ ~ ti.. ~, t .ta,
mes 1e steM y" w. 10 ,niii.~r ~ ' tnrw on.1s
ny het' nroi.cas. ~" ,''.a. !In'. ,," i T., - y
wy nolf1!ls "ctu ~ 'nn. ~. ,,ot, ~ ~ 49,
ktlt1' ~ a1at i,aIsael.eM ~. " ~ mS". al"
lssd Ni'a's nni.,e IN s,H Mamas ~ ,a" f.ct.
+ hot ~ ;" ~ s!e" Il, ,,is ,iu, ~
ttias tllc unmouttee",sht " nn opI"as NIX ~
t1ie ma4hlneeht back Mr ~, ~ Auto ~ ,. ~" ,.a'.E ~
wednesday nna ihntsuaf w Ae. .s.;','t "s.M
s!aM lNe suGst ''rms irs"f ro ~ al, .'s', 9,r,,
ihnlhers ~ e"c '1eas E, ssor,',. t," t,,,l,S;",
WITH us se Stories, WIS ~ eu 'i. natn n,u
EVENINGS aha "ns Daru " W "s. ny IT,.
, 1879-03-22

Dunuo,,g, H.. March 2l.-A dispatch received
at tln Times nItico ,hIs cveuing stntes Tint ts
body ot Ile,lry 13arlsman, n t7cnIer In fnrs Mt
Spencer. wns follutt in tlle rpad near Spirit
Luko to.lay. lis lrlosnis thinl; lts las bccn
murdered.
, 1879-03-22

EprtL,i Dyu4seh tD The Trouhs.
KgoxuE, H., .alarcl. 2l.-in thu preliminary
examination Ut I'LL foun. for thu rIurdur Ut
tte spv.lrcr famllY at LArary, Mo-, to day. the
entire day was uecup:cd with the cross.oEan'1na-
t,cu III Laula EtlJa.:. s!lu Testified lust sasre
, 1879-03-22
BURGLAR SHOT DEAD.

CINCINNATI, March *l.-Ata O'Clock ycster-
s1ar murnls,g, Matthew Creed, proprietor If II
hry.Eouds st0ru Mt ,1nu,cstowt,, KY. having hfs
anspte,onR aroused hy noise hi his store, nrt,5u
from hs he'd n, procre'iet1 to the sturc, viii ero
lsn found burglar hrnl tlIG countur. lie
slIot bttU dead. ttc4A bucxalot penetrating Ills
body, II IL lot kluwn wliclo the burglar was
fruu.
, 1879-03-22
T11E TEXAS TnAG1:1}Y,

IHH \ ls+%hS LHNtftsS!ls
Srw ORLEANS, Match GA Marshall, Tex,
.rcral tn lhc Times says Mauricc D,srylsorc Il
rr.tiug castly this morning. Though nut oslt of
hanger. rortcs's rcma'ns Icayo Tonight In
,b,r.s Of d cItizenh' pscort for Euw York;
s1u r. is psrntlg ialk of ly,mlilng Curry.
3at.tEsrnS. Mntcl, 11.-A Eprcinl to the Nelrx
frou, Marshall enya the cnfu vi Curry Tor tho
rlurlpr of II. t.. Porter wna cnlIcd to-flny.
it,cndant's counsel nttcsnntud tn steslrc post
tsSainued, sl,onlng the killing was entirely utl-
nruyykel. Tic prisoner WIS rcsnalNlc.l Without
'''' Msnalcs f. fEar!!nnan E,qhirfr..
hx jast rcaenesl This cltyo slla norllera.tuanA
m tra,i, lint Sir. Ii. e. Porter Of lc 1,tplo'nacy
i,ullpc, init t,ren itIt III Marshall 'fex., utItl
Nr, Sia,1rscc Barrymore had been wounded. 1t
trems tint the Diplomacy c0t.l,n.lY wns
waII(I,. tho nortIicrnbuuu! train at AlnrshaIl,
Tsya4 ,,u,l that It's fsenpcrs wcre linking eot1cu
in restaurant wtle'1, tnht, nhnic1 Cnrrfc, eatl
IL bea United Stntcs detective, chtcrrl nm'
eaI,rt for ent!ec. The coffee served, u pushed It
fru1l him, making nu Ol'srenc fcnlArk. Mr.. P1r-
ter reUulscd him, MT ungchtlv, When te lesncr.
ado reInaskcj, "WlIut flu hull havc you tut tn
,p with ttf Porter answered that liu Ind elnrEe
efthc lmcs, n.,. lint he,lidnotcnI1sicr itgel,tIc-
uanly tD ltsG ttlcll 'nltgnnGr. Iurrte, Without
taylnN nlYtllfng nnse, drcw reslt'vrr aII! iirhl
alslo,rr, tho la1l entering h,s right Gya ''nls s"-
inc througI, Its hrsltl,.. Aa'lrro. barrymore
mshc,l furwars! ind caught tho .lcal man III his
arms When tile dcniun fired ut him, tbs bull
nat.lpg tllrnugh }is rirht nrnl. Mi runtrnt
Tlth lhc tel'Isl, work already done, t!.e tlrnd
,,frw auDtIlcr pt>io1 uml Logan lirinE With luth
hyn]a, 1lrsf nj oc vi the indies and thgn ilttic
boy, Ertlllcr Of whom were Injured.
Mfr. i. C. Porter Inns boc,l well a,n1 favorablv
kaowa IN the profession for tho Inst twet'1y
years. 1[o was abont 3s years of ngc. man
ultly kindly disposition. nud ayerae to ouar,
rel; hc WIS m American, owned q homestead
IN Now York statc, nnt. It Is .said
iparcs wi1c, but no children. FrU.
,lIe formation Of tho ,rurbIst, Filth Aycnnc
Company, until It's cullnp.c ubout II year ngo
he acted as the stagc.nanger OF tflat osraiiiza
tuu. After tlnt ~s!uu lo Travelled with tln
DD'lcfeault "shaagnraun" conpanty, n;,d tllc,
With lilo Tosopll,,ia Pearl party, whtcl, hu left
abort two lnonths ngo to jotn .tl,o. Darrylsorc
"Dir1ouncy" combination. Tic pinych Ifea,a
10 Darrymorc's Juif1n. lie lns always been
great fnvoslEe South, wns n ta.nrouEi, ,rnttr-
man, null was loogel upon by tl!e rroicssu'i u
nun with an unusually gool knowledge u
EtaCc management
, 1879-03-22

MADISON, Wis, Afnrch 91.-1ast night
Cnrelcc, accd 10, son OF Mr.. Ward, who tiyes
llalr n MILLS North of Mcfarland, was iclt tho
anlo occupant Of the house. lie was arousoi Mt
10 o'clock by f!olsc nt tic blinds IN tu kitchen.
Taking Il douh[cbarrclcd Shotgun IN Ills hand
III discovered some Que try'Iig To get in. III II
few minutes two heads pcepcd III the open
window: The boy took aisn. The cap oil the
first barre missed. The second barrel wns Ills
charged, but missed the mark Tllc foremost
burglar, pcrceIylnG that tie battery lad hcconle
exhausted, jumped III tho window, att.l ran ua
to Clarence, who rctrcntcd to tho atoyo
I'll which lay E,u.cl.cr-knifc. tirasl,-
luz tint weapon ,c hoy slnslc1 at tho
Tile knite still III hand, CIarenee, aftrr lonr
t,nl severn Struggle during which l'u frequently
stabbed hts lcsncrato nntaGvnht, taslcE Tram
the hul.ee, n,ui run IT, Il nriel,bur's and statd
TIL morning. At daylight I'LL expedition to-
ward llr lo1lse WIS nIa.in. It WIS fnlml tt,lt
the iloor md wllulo%'sll w"rn covered with
bluod, M well us Clarcslrea bGtl, from wl,lcli
sIlcet i!ad been torn evidently to atnnch tle
burglars wounds. TRUCKS Ut bood leu to ''le
gard n,,d disappeared
Nothing further hls hean secn or l.cartt oF tho
burglars, who art undoubtedly tranps who
lgc pccit hanging nll0ut tsl.: ne!ghhorlvol Tor
sols.n days previous. Tc wutlI.nel 1InlI must
bo badly hurt. Thu courage and prcsrncc uf
n,i,d 1t tho bov Clnrc,lrc Is rreatly atlCnlrcd.
Tic burglars did not take nlIylhlIIE fronl tho
llOusc.
a srRUdGL1: N1rtf lrOHsETI1lEVE5.
Spectat Dis7slca to 7He Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, March nl.-A Hrcctal telegram
from Wurkrsl,a In tho Epensa3 Wisconsin, says:
| "a bold nnd almost successful attempt Mt
llorsc.stealtng untl murder was made at about
s'cocl; tllis morning Ut the residence Of II. u.
ITuniiHs, In this village. Tic baru oil The PREM
iscs, situated but two or thrcu rols from the
house, WIS entered by two pvraolIs, after pick.
| ln,, tho luck With mil, ono butng Btatt0ncd
outside to watch Ti,p o.l.cr selected, lin twu
hcst hurscs nllt OF tl.e tl!rco tliun IN tho harm
nlul proceeded to sadd1c, bridtc, u,l fully c4uiI
them for II journey, tuklng palma to ,pruyidt
| eyrrsthtug llEely tn !Ig ngetlel. Bntfnltnrdbea
anil lay were spread lpun the bar1i.tloOr to ny0t'
making noIsu and tilcy were Just really Il
| tcaye when soti OF Str. linnkinB appeared Of
| the scene. !mylng had oerasiun tn lcaro t!t
| house fur u tuoltlrut. When ElIe boy approacfi9t
thc barn, having nnticed Tint tho ,lour was o;len
tl,e aartlI rs given BY the confederate outside
u.u[ tho l,oy, with rOlGntiab!u pluck, grappl:t
with .l,c 6tlrly tl,iuf IN tile barn. Tho lutte
w!ppe.. 0,t in ugiy.louklug knife, RlMt maa'
twu ulur!crous ltlilgrs at The boy. neither o
tic !usy's shirt. Still did the hoy haIlg on INIT
thn ruillau calca Ills confederate to his MD
when i41 wus obliged 10 rrtrrnt. The thcve
.tpu tllGt! nwny III thu tlarkllcss, ami tlaYo lo
bpee bcrn heard fr0Ei!."
, 1879-03-22
SUICIDE,

SUICIDE,
NEW 0n..EAws, March al,-Ausust 1luaEd.
hayns.tellcr VI thu Mechanics und TEalers'
oauk. has committed atlfclue.
, 1879-03-22
HOSIERY AND UNDER

nvnl'l1l!(F !! !! !! !! !! W I, !
bR0I' nEERlSSs
Announce the opening Of an
immense stock Of LADIES',
MISSES, and CHILDREN'S
HOSIERY FOR
SPRING WEAR. |
Owing to the greatly increased
trade in this department, our
importation this season will be
found much larger and moro
complete than at any time here
tofore, embracing al1 the best
lines Of Staple Goods, together
with the latest PARIS and
LONDON NOVELTIES.
An unusually large assort-
ment Of Ladies' Fancy Hosiery
in good fabrics, new colorings.
and handsome designs, from
36o to 6oc per pair---popular
prices.
500 dozen Of our justly pop
ular Silk Embroidered. extra
long, regular made Balbriggans
at 25c a pair. The best value
ever offered.
Particular attention is called
to 100 doz. Of Morley's English
Hose in solid colors, silk en-
broidered, at 85c per pair,
worth $1.26.
These goods are the bost
shape, absolutely fast co1ors,
and the most durable Of any
goods made.
Ladies' Fancy Lisle, Balbrig~
gan. and Silk Hosiery, in an al
most endless variety of styles
and shades.
800 doz. Misses and Child
rents Fancy Hose in new and
really pretty designs, at 26o
per pair.
| Over 80 different lines Of
Misses and Children's Fancy
Hosiery from 30c to 60c a pair,
according to size.
| An immense assortment OF
Children's Fancy Embroidered
and Lnce Hosiery at popular
| prices.
JUST OPENED
Full lines Of Summer Merino,
Gauze, Gossamer, Balbriggan,
Thread, and Silk UNDER
WEAR for Ladies', Misses,
and Children.
BARGAINS
In New Goods are now offered
throughout this entire depart
ment.
An early inspection solicited.
12l & 1923 State-st.
1 Branch. .hlichigan.ay. & 22l.St.
, 1879-03-22
kpD GLOVES.
West End Dry Goods House,
Madison and pc0ria.sts.,
North Slide Dry Goods House,
North Clark and Erie.sts.
Spring lnlpol'tations
GLOW ES.

Just received, q fresh imrorta-
ton Ut Ifenl Frencl, kid Gloves,
in ni1 shades. We mako u specials
ty al this cluss OF goods, and do no
business In tho inferior Gloves so
often advertised. All our Real
kid Gloves warranted.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1879-03-26
ROAD MATTERs.


Petition for public road from point on the public
road Leading from HoutEdale to Sterling, at or
near the premises of john Maurice, in Woodward
township, to intersect public road leading from
Houtldale to osceola, at or near the dividing line
Of Decatur and Woodward townships. Viewers
Appointed--James Mitchell. Adam Kephsrt and
W. A. Reams.
Petition granted for viewers to lay out road
from J. Il. Dressler's, to public road leading from
Rockton to SUNNI, Tunnel Viewers appointed
George G. Kirk, David .Dresslsr and Charles
Brown
Petition for road from WIN. Hands in Sandy
township, to public road near Elias smiley's, in
Brady township. Petition granted. Viewers sP-
pointed George G. Kirk, Charles Gsodlsnder
and Samuel Postlethwait.
Report Of viewers to vacate and supply that
portion Of public road between Dubois station
and Mrs. Brooks, in Brady township. Confirmed
Met
Report Of viewers to view and lay out private
road leading from Richard Hughes 4 Co., on road
leading to Dunbar, thence by the nearest and best
route to in,ersect public road leading from Fish
Town to OsceOla. Confirmed Hi,i.
Report Of viewers to view and lay out road
leading from 8. 7. HendeuOn's planning mill,
in Woodward township, to Rsmey, In Gulieh
township. Confirmed Nisi.
There was only one case on the civil list tried
last week, viz A. @. Tate, Administrator oil
philan der Smith, decd. VS.. Frank A. Flemmng'
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1879-03-26
HOTEL LICENSE REFUSED.
GRAND JURORS REPoRT-MARCH
TERN

a.. II n.a~-
10 ne nono'Io1s .s'g r,..,v p,.n,viraaia
m Se"'0"' y SN ,..r,,,.. ~, ,h, county
The efana inquest 4. tu. a. ,,-
oi oiearnc'a' na'' P''',. H., I,,o,,.v s.a.
aie'meh" gwen " ~ annie, of n,
ing uue O"'' ~ .Lo.,a h.,. hssn
ehi' ss'ea upon ~ v'' - ,.o. N. ,,fo,m.-
s't'ieo py 'De '.,s -. A.. Com, uous..
Hon was maae' W. ' -. .nn,,,.nc.
and take pleasure ~ s''.us 80. - A., ~, Com.
OF the oeha' anu V'"', =. al, .ho,,. of
mi'sionsrs have oeen '0''un'' !" .,,,,
jani''f, "s NOu'1 .,.',.r n. -ood vo,t in
ofhees DC r'pAn'u W.. s+'e, Iii, o.,,,,d
many y w,.. hem An. .ppearapcs Of
OF kanom'ne'' :" s"'
life ana 'sn'. o..,.., and w., s.oor,.a
we VISITED 'ns VvanV f''so' -,
through Wy ons,A ~, !. ..,.f,i h,,a,
4pd md the as'','ns ',.... sau - h.v, n,
we reoommeas wv .,."s No.. am.
v''sf-p'pes 'no'Ous'y ',f - s..,,ov.a
ure'y unn' 'o' a'', a.s s. w. -. -.
The P'a''srns 10 '''e'a' 49,. "a
mend ,ns '0p +" " M ..,.,.s,,., ,oo, nm,
fh'ea n's"'' ''' s'
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1879-03-26

ASAD APFAIR. LAST Friday week
a young man named Robert huiholiana' son u
WIN. MuIholland, Of summsrhill township Cam
bris county, started from bis home on horseback
to cross the mountains in an adjoining county.
lie failed to return as soon as vas expected snd
on Monday last a brother started in search Of
him. and when be arrived AT the point for which
Robert had set out be vas much a''oni'hed 10
learn tha, he had not been there. Greatly alarm
ed no hurried back to his home and organised a
search for the missing young man. The dead body
of Robert was discovered 10 the snow on Tues
day. The horse was found near by browsing
It s supposed that the ,ouns man ee'ame 's'
uIldered among the various mountain roads i0''
his way and died from exposure.