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NEW YORK.
Bosoate Picture Of the Barge Busi-
moss, Drawn by Capt. Bads,
" Of Eads' Jetties.' A.a.
Tho Senatorial situation,,,,' from
= tho Standpoint Of n Proin-
8, lnent Buck.
/. -- ,-%'
A California Miner Falls into
r tho Clutches Of Two ::
:, ; -''' sharpers.,
Wild Career Of IL Texas Steer
!. r. Through the Crowded
;.s. Streets.
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'%.v' - -
The Stock Market Dull and De-
"a clining, !. with Everybody
{ -" Talking Bearish.
~
.;Arain Markets Dull and Generally
-: ,: Lower, Except Wheat, Which
It..
sSt!s
Four Hundred Iron-Workers Go
!: n. on d Strike for o Half.
H,i Holiday Saturday.
The .Saloonkeepers to Start a
~ ~ Brewery and Manufacture
~, =, Their Own Beer.
:1rain Markets Dull and Generally
-: Lower, Except Wheat, Which
:$>.:, Is Firmer.
Four Hundred Iron-Worlkers Go
n. on n Strike for q Half
-.
Il Holiday Saturday.
The .SaIoonkeepers to Start a
e; = Brewery and Manufacture
H. Their Own Beer.


&'.'' Special Wssaten 70 2hs e"'edeo 17so4hs. ,
sNsT :; ias xSsx ns Town Scsspny i E s
u mt,S ~ , Avamms III 11nts,: Itc cxnccts to icavo
EAt. 1h'enee ss ''...sss,1 ~ "
for Europe Ill a. ieW Weeks nc tetaEhea e
from from sSfo es se1 the avne sn stasnee hs eonsss t
s'on .,u.st ~ nnroSs tia 1u,,."ma ~ ,ro'',,r'
n,'ase u.p's ~ ."1 batt, t'a 1Tn,p.s y" ~ I'm
,Gptc 'c"nh4Aleu. Ny ousl i,ousso .'' - t.o
Mexican Congress: Capt Eaas. i. referring
river m si,,ca the dceueni,,r Of tIo wnter at
!: New orleans' sald: "Lle shipments @ OF
gram rom .ae s1, ,Monsa ol tno rlves
{taSg lncrehsed forty-fnlu III SIX years.
BEFORE that time not half q million bushels
r. nrafu wero shipped from New Orleans,
.betwssa S II, ,o5o' 90 and and Soe6, ,ooo. liz cotton
export has also greatly Increased, and tho
cost OF Transportation Inns hcetl reduced 81 to
- sl':9 Ype, r,iE ONLY DRAWBACK
- +h,e : :;m<mnnt tn randi ond cont,nuo,s III.
ss as 4es espae sra fsrryns sek 9ssss ts + 81
!, ss ts;1s.s " rxr nv that fhev cn,,id d. twira
A.: HmtrGli s]ipn1un II they Ind tic
::barges. 10 grunt Is the pressure OH their
reso,trcts that thoy lave been forced to, fix
tho pr:o OF carrying grain at cents a
,htlshct.,, wien u would ray them TO
az aseomn,olat!on. % 9s llat - ] ]n9t, , Of eonrss1
shtppefs,: nnd tho present state Of affairs
only gbss to show that = strong and wide
spreAl apprpcint[on OF tile advantages Of tllB
Mississippi nlvur as II channel Of tFallsporta-
tlon has ,,n,, ,,or = o,,,, ,v,,sr >.
Railroad iron froin nbruutl intended fol- roads
il tic Northwest now COMES to New Of:
Nsw York and tho Eric, and in order
that tic lutter's cnpacity may be on
iarutd the State olRht to- abolish
he toils OH it. People tifnk It Is IN idlo
boast that tho deepnIlliig Of tho water at tile
mouth of the biississlppi River saves the
Htates tributary to tha river -
cur nm m A WAN
.u, .,sS',,, that r. lac n,tax.
%.r, ;nhnnf q In mo, 0Ms hns,,cIs NJ 1ratn
Produced in tl,e eitire country last your, and
staTes-fourths Of that quantity came
.iGfom G the States: :tlbutary to tie Mississippi.
I SAVING Of 4 cent q 6usIlul on that would
Be- :.Slb.p0o.0Qo, but tic actual saw
inn caniIot3,, 10 less thnn i've
eeai.s a Diisllel, and, 1t It wero not, there
, 1881-06-28

the Presbyterian Church ut tlIat place. Mml-
vcrlltl Ia but ~ years Of agc. ntld was Glti-
ployed M night watcf,man OF the road.
Great excitement prevails In tlie yllIuRc.
srEwAirr's nory.
A morning 1,aper continues its story about
tho stealing of Stewnrt's body, and traces
Mike kctty, tho IMAM who Is the alleged
thief, to California, where lie was working
as & butcher lit San francisco. and now IL
employed fn Arizona. w fudge Hilton OK.
presses hts opinion that Kelly ts guilty OF the
robbcry. The thieves want Immunity be-
fotg taking aliy further steps.
E." TO MASUFAcrullE rJtEfIs OWN nEErl.
To The 1Ftskrn Amoetdstd F'rsss.
NEw York. June 21.-Thc ltca of the sa-
loonkecpcrs organizing company for the
manufacture Of their nwn beer for tfletr sa-
i, loons Is meeting with consl4era},lo favor.
scrihetl fDr lis rtlrIposu by the saioonkeei'-
era III tllls city, NiN( tile Secretary of tte Sa.
loo,lkeepers' UnitM says he ls eontltlcns tho
sif' &C. s G e Sf eYey a en * 5eIss VIII w
hold 3 meeting Tomorrow at l.ingoln fin!l,
and IT Is expected tha matter Will then bG
:..' MEDICAL. MISSION.
This New York Afetcnl Mission WIS
opened liis afternoon 1T East l'roadway,
elosu BY Chatham Square. DR.. Cornelius X.
nc, the lily; Dr. William, II. Taylor lsl!s..
srosl .f the aadress. IL ctrsl!lar !ss.ted by
0t this mission Is to reach that NUMEROUS
clnss OF pnor persolts. always 70 DO found IN
large cily, wlto are, generally inaccessible
cdcs IT. s GSfpe fssf my ey Fnf sf ;aas @s a srsss
together III the missionary physician
ef',rta to 1,eat the bully atld to save the soul.
III Otlter rlnces this iltUn Of lnhOTs l,nA tcen
fonnd very etfect.;a! e eases nf many wl,1
| could not otherwise be reached by inOrnt
| ulld spiritual teaclllnE.
F1Gtsr WITH lio1lsE.TltlEyEs.
a Texas special says II number Of I.alnllco
County l,orSe-tllevgs werc overtake1i ut Snr.
eilsueJ. .Thc Thieves being worstctl rctreat-
ell. lcnvlng ono killed and ono seriously
| wounded.
| SHOT iiE1,sELr.
THO wife Of tho ltev. Epirafm Antony, of
4 imwk fataliy wotarJed ilerssii.
J AT Sturtovant Station. Ala.. Mrs. Jane
Miller and her little soil Tlun,us wert: killed
by lightning lust evening. All infant In tic
wonun's arms WIS untnJured.
/ - 4 coRN.TiilEr KiLLED.
P Mco q. sot LANES Dahs rnh,
corll-crlb.
THE SLEEPING HUNGARIAN.
4 Recalling, Pa, dispatch states that the Mt.
teeI,dlrg physician u itic 1cligl. County
Alnls-!louse, with several visitors, went to
i!s Iiansarin'i. W%i'cn % they icy g entsre,l a,ss
tic roou. they held Il white caruattvll
lower t. bis n3se, which, caused him ia
sn,ile. Ltcfaten Walner llailded lin flower,
Checks. 'ri!s WAS tic first time he 'lns IT.
terest word since lie WIS taken to the Pour.
, 1881-06-28
A. Word Wrongly Used.

. y, =" 3As1hN yVaTAaI. ,.,.,
There y = xrowlllY aoHdsncy on tho part os
spSak OF a, .mkns calling Or business " biz
tAyocauop." Tho proper word to use Il " yocs~
Hon."' 4 man's "avccAtion" u = calling other
than hts regular hustness, which 10 may adopt
temporarily, for oonyenienoe nr for tho sake Of
= chanFo, Premier Glsastono's vocation u
stetesmapsklp, BIZ avoeAtl0a u N00dcAQpplnK.
, 1881-06-28
STREET TALK.

EVEnS1ioDr TAIAtINd lEAlllsE' -"
Sptsfa1 Di'sassA to 7"e Gsssa'o 1saeanf. :.
NEW folN, juno III lh'nRs 20 not iook
rlglll," saia MI opcratof io'uay "dfeas
ctturts ilavo been ,nade 10 aepress t'lo hae"
ket, bat tlie results aec ON Of plopofl'on 10
Tue heasis eH'ploset'. E'erynody tnlRs oeaT-
isl', aiia THO great operators are peIieFca 10
NC, teinpornr''y NJ least. on INC oeaf slae'
Every art!nco ttlat coiffa 10 employed TO ae-
press tto market has occn oro'tglit INTO asc'
nut WIN all thls INC market yieIas very
SLOWLY ana feeoscra WIN SURPRISING anieK-
iess an lote 10 .,s. Lnsu aae swn exp,"a-
employed money titspuses the public to tnkc
tho stocks offered in the belief of better
nrices lnisr In tho season.. Tho other is ti,at
one or ali Of i tho o. operators who arc talking Il
stocks down nre
QUIETLY uuY1Su T11EM As FAST As THEY
i ALE OFFERED.
] incline e tho latter 1eliet; a!tnous', h
cah1ot explasn sa.'s'ae.ofl'y WY tninK SO,
WIS taking nil tho stocks tliat were bought
Inst week, brokers wouttI talk differently, it
seel'b 70 ile' .to'a "''at .'eS w to-uas. 4Ae
Eene' to!wl - .l.at o"u.a ., "'e ~.
my. bfoKers aay tlley are HAVING no ontsnla
oruefs' II IL Always inc way or tle pubic U
stop buying whenever there is decline. II
outsiders arc not buying It Is Utmost 4 GER
taInty TINT tl,e great insiders ore picking up
stocks, md that one Of these luys there will
hn n turn an sudden fiat a pond n,nnv
o,.,,na ."sm H., ~ III, ~ as, 's 80 " =,
eeA"4no pe"'s Will oo HopeNS'S Aett'
A SYNDICATE
was formed last week In tho office Of Nfcssrs.
Taintcr u Holt to build nn1 equip the
'1e rio Ina naN'b viii be 1o7 u n,,es nA: Ioae
running through Chicago and Rock island to
f,i,nagn Rona rha ,,a,. Ina ,y,,, i'" @raoti,,
ennrt.en tha "isto, al,st,"oa, ti,a M;esast,,;s
svar nr ~ t.,n E"ntnrn ',nri atu ~ al + 10 III
,viil cnMsn @ rensi"st,nent ~ ia narrcnto ~ 1na
n ina EI,caen I,nni' '''rhc sl,snr;ntinnse ~
tte svntlIr"tt weFa r,ni,l l., fost S"tt,r'iav. !"
'''S Mn ,,.arset fnsnvu sniii nnnthsr i;ro,er
this ufferuOUl,. "hns becn dull NH declinfnr.
Tlla opening was Il shade nbnye closing
prices for n,0st stocks, but In the decline
that set in few sucks were ahle to hold their
ground. This vnndorbilts were ratded. a.ld
It is reported TINT The limit Of tiecli,ia lias
been fixed ut 14T for .New York, 1o5 for Lake
Shore, 100 for Michigan Central, and TO for
Canada Southern. At the ratio OF progress
to-day, -.
r1re 1,,t,r VIII. soov ,,r nrAc,,rn.,
e,,,a ~ t,,n vnndarhi,t ,,ao,,i, MI ~ .,,,.,.
snn ~ 9a,s ue r;ss f, ouh dns fSIy y
oihrst stes ,sicI fhy,,y stn siGe9, 80 t,tn t
nrn ot ton Ia "'i5 rsifsnt siSs se1 ny ~ ran
lser 3 % plises tts' ' " Tses '1Rs soSs - fe5 sat
nma III hv t6s hact * tctr ovar ratas
, 1881-06-28

MF.. loldrin Bailth Il ms 1t tho 1nost thor.
onshiy eAitppca e. political M w.ttsss a.!stnX ~ 70
nation 4 slugularly crisp and pungeut style.
Ills ability eu4 his ludepondeuco make htM .
very poweFfu! cdtur, and It il not surprising
thai upon hls departure tor England for long
Rl,seleo tke PEeN Association Of the Province
, 1881-06-28

JournalIstlc Wisdom.
on EIHv ih.rtek, . ...
The H!ao printer leatBta tho Albany yots
standing, hut the fool pa4se1h on, d!stributoth
IL, aud Getteth 1t up pEatn the noxt day. g.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1881-09-29

ident Garfield was breathing his last.
1t was first seen 10y Il. 4. Barnard in
Nashville, Tenn, who has made claim
through Prof. Swift for the Warner
prize of $500 in gold. This makes the
fifth comet seen since May first, and of
this number four have appeared from
almost the same spot in the heavens.
DIR. N. r. Gilberts professional Wis
its to Grayling are becoming quite fire.
quent of late, and reminds us that the
DIR. always did have lots of patients.
Mr. Eugene Updyke has succeeded
in raising II Hubbard squash that he
thinks deserves at least passing notice,
as it weighed 80 pounds and is said to
he by those who have seen it, an old
"squasher" of a squash.
The case of Ballard VS.. Moshier
came to trial before Justice Kilbourne
on the 22d inst. A jury was summoned
on the request of the defendant. and
after due process of law the Jury rend-
cred a verdict in behalf of the plaintiff,
Ballard, of $1,000 and costs.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1881-09-29

many more would go but for carrying
their own 'hasb" and sleeping around
under old wagons.
Last Monday was day of mourning
here, and in the afternoon all business
places were closed, and the people met
en- mass at the town hall to hold ap-
propriate services. Choice music was
rendered, and select extracts incident
TO the early life of the lamented Pres
ident read. Solemn, indeed, was the
OCCASION
Miss Clara Louisa Peck, of st. Johns.
gave Reading at the town hall last
Saturday evening, and notwithstand-
ing a fearful storm of wind and rain
prevailing which shook the building
from its very foundation, and fright
ened many in the audience, the fair
reader maintained her calmness and
was equal to the emergency, which
was to her credit, as we'll as her whole
program. ANON.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1881-09-29
Otsego Lake Items.

A Cap Social will be held at the
Town Hall Friday evening this week.
Two gentlemen of this place one fa-
nous for his physic, the other for his
editorial rehash, thought they we're
true disciples of the renowned Isaac
Walton, and went i'm quest of suckers
the other night, but not being any bet
ter prophets, weatherwise, than Ven
nor, they got the usual luck which in
variably every time fate DEGREES to pis-
catorial ventures; consequently no fish
bones were seen strewn around their
yards the next morning.
f. o. Avery is building q new ware
house at this place.
lt is said that certain lumberman
doing business in our town, broke up
three public schools i'm Capac, to get
the boys TO come to the woods to work
for him. They must have laundering
school ma'ams down there.
Rev. ii. q. Persons has returned to
us as pastor for another year. The
dominic won the respect and esteem of
all last year, and we cordially welcome
his return.
MIR. Bellonger, who was reported dy-
ing at Bay City last week, has returned
to his post as foreman of the mill.
"A number of our citizens are attend
ing the county fair at Gaylord, and
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1881-09-29
To ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN

Notice is hereby given that the
South Branch Improvement Company
will apply to the Board of Supervisors
of Roscommon Co. at the next annual
session thereof, to be held on the first
Monday in October, 1881, at the Court
House in the village of Roscommon
in said county, for permission to con
struct dam upon the South Branch
of the Au Sable river, in the county
aforesaid; said dam is TO be located a
little north of and near the center of
section (S) eight, township twenty t23)
three north of range one % west; the
purpose of said dam is TO raise a head
of water to float and run logs down
said stream; the height of said dam
will be five feet, and said dam will be
constructed of earth and timber and
provided with "A shute and apron: said
shute and apron are TO be twenty feet
wide, and to be placed on a level with
the bottom of the river, so as to freely
accommodate the passage of boats,
and timber. Said shute and apron are
TO be constructed of plank and timber
and provided with gates for the pur-
pose of closing the same as occasion
may require.
Dated BAY CITY, Sept 8, A. d. 1891
SOUTH BRANCH IMPROVEMENT Com
PANY. HATCH q COOLEY,
Attorneys.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1881-09-29

The leading Scientists OF to-day agreethat
most diseases caused by disordered Kidneys
or Liver. II, therefore, the Kidneys and Liver
are kept in perfect order, perfect health will be-
the result. This truth has only been known n
short time and sor Years people suffered great
agony without being able 10 find relief The dis
covery of Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure
marks new era in the treatmentof these troub-
les. Made from a simple tropical leaf Of rare
value, it contains just the elements necessary 10
nourlsh and invigorate both Of these great organs
and safely restore and keep them in order It *
a POSITIVE Remedy for all the diseases tha.
cause pains in the lower part OF the body tor
Torpid Liver-Hea Headaches-Jaundice- Dizziness
Gravel-Fever, Ague-MalaTial Fever, and an
difficulties of the Kidneys, Liver and Urinary
Organs IL is an excellent and safe remedy Tor
females during Pregnancy. 1t will control Mem
situation and is invaluable for Leucorrhosa or
Failing Of the Womb
AS a Blood Purifier it is unequaled, for il cures
the organs that make the blood.
This Remedy, which has done such wonders. iS
put up in the LARGEST SIZED BOTTLES OF any
medicine upon the market, and is sold by Drug
gists and all dealers at S1.25 per bottle. Por
Diabetes enquire for WARMERS SAfEDIABE-
TES CURE. 1t is a POSITIVE Remedy.
II. II. WARNER & Co.,
Rochester, N. Y.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1881-09-29
Memorial Services.

Memorial Services in honor of oui
lamented President, James A. Garfield.
Were held in the Public Hall at Gray
ling, on the Goth inst, at 2 o'clock p.
NJ, in unison with our people in other
places all over our land, expressive OF
our sorrow for his death, and love and
regard for his character and memory.
at about the hour of his burial. and in
accordance with the proclamation OF
his successor, President Arthur, and
the Governor of our State.
The Hall had been most beautiful
ly and impressively draped by the la
dies, flowers were arranged in tasteful
order on the platform, Mr.. Garfeld's
likeness, trimmed with evergreens. was
hung above the rostrum, attached to
the Banner of Freedom. the glorious
Stars and Stripes, which also hung
above draped in mourning, while the
Stars and Stripes hung at half-nast
over the building.
The people were called together at
the appointed hour by the ringing of a
new and quite heavy bell that had that
morning been hung on the roof of the
Hall, and sounded out for the first
time on this sad occasion. Public Ser
vices We're opened by the singing of
beautiful piece of selected music en-
titled "Sleep, Soldier, Sleep" The
Scriptures were read, and then a HYMN
entitled He's Gone, was sung. Pray
er was then offered for the faInily of
the deceased, for the successor in of
lice OF our lamented President, and for
our afflicted country. Another hymn.
Remembered" was sung, and then
came the sermon by Rev. Wm. Put
nam, from 2d Samuel, 22:3G, Thou
hast also given me the shield of thy
salvation: and thy gentleness hath
made me great.
The sermon spoke of the character
istic kindness and gentleness Of James
A. Garfield, making him beloved Of all.
tender in every position and relation
of life, and resigned and unconlplain-
ing in all his fearful trials and suffer
ings.
And then of his greatness. as a
scholar, orator, soldier statesman.
president, and as an open, honest
brave and loving Christian man. his
greatness growing out of his goodness.
Assassination, and the spirit, princi-
pies, and violence of Nihilism and So
cialism in land and under a govern
ment like this was most severely and
Justly deprecated and denounced. and |
we but reiterate the unanimous senti-
ment when we say that it was most |
able and eloquent sermon.
After prayer again, the closing hymn
entitled 1--WE shall Sleep, But not For
ever" was sung, and the congregation
We think the occasion as
whole will not soon be forgotten.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1881-09-29

NOTICE is hereby given that the
Otsego and Crawford County Improve
meDt Company has made application
to the Board of Control of the Saint
Marys Falls Ship Canal for their assent
to, and approval of certain proposed
improvements of the navigation of the
Au Sable river and certain of its trib-
utaries, according to a map or plan Of
the sections of such streams, the navi
cation of which it is proposed to i'm
prove, and plan for the improvement
of the same showing the several points
on said streams where improvements
are proposed TO be made, and the ma
ture and character of such improve
ments prepared by said Company and
submitted to said Board at the time of
making such application. Said pro-
posed improvements are in Towns 90 n.
X. l, 2, 3, and West, 81 n. 1, 8 and
1 West, and l East, % n. 1, 9, 3 and4
West, and 1 Il. 29 n. 1. 2, 3 and 4 W..
and i and East. Said Board has des-
ignated their regular meeting on the
last Wednesday of October, 1881, for
the hearing of said application.
Dated: DETROIT, September 9TH, 1881
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1881-09-29
FABER FANCIES.

The prevailing opinion seems to
be that the dust is pretty we'll laid.
Novelties in ladies' collars, at Mrs.
Mitchelrs.
Miss Lima Seaman is visiting
friends in Rattle Creek.
Remember the Relief Meeting at
the Hall next Wednesday evening.
Something new in Yelling, at Mrs.
Mitchells.
Farms and city lots for sale chea p
by a, IL. Swarthout. 20
Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver
Cure.
Attorney A. A. Swarthout is taking
in the Northwestern Fair, at Saginaw
this week.
Mrs. J. r. Tarbell has gone to Bat
tie Creek to remain during the winter,
where she has relatives.
Attention is called TO the new
"ad" of Mrs. Mitchell, in another part
of thispaper,
Less cheese and more butter, Cbut
not any stronger is what we want up
here.
-Wm, A. Masters has sold his dwell
ing on Cedar street to Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Wagner.
1t is simply marvellous how quickly
constipation, biliousness, sick head
ache, fever and ague, and malaria, are
cured by sellers Liver Pills"
We just rise to remark that the
Post and Tribune enters largely into
the Roscommon Pioneer
Now is the time when days and
nights are equal as the clocks, and
watches all proclaim the Eqinox."
-'Lindsey's Blood searcher"-the
great medicine for fever and ague, ma
laria, and ali blood poison. Don't fail
TO use it.
We have been reliably informed
that Hubbard Head Of South Branch.
has over 400 tons .of marsh hay Sc
cured
Mr. Alonzo Bradley, of Grove,
comes to the front this week with
specimen sample of millet, which is
par excellent of its kind.
On account of the Division being
located at Grayling, the J. l.. &. s. r.
r. Co. have doubled on the price of
their lots in this village.
From 96 acres sown TO wheat in
this county last year, LISP bushels
were harvested, which is an average of
IL bushels per acre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubbard Head, of
South Branch, departed Monday for
Osceola county to pay visit relatives
and friends and expect to be absent
two weeks.
The unprecedented favorable !
weather of the past two or three weeks
has been of almost tincalculable benefit
to our farmers, in that late corn, vege-
tables and various crops have had a
chance to mature, which would not
have been the case had there occurred |
the usual frosts at this time of year.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1881-09-29
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE AT EAST SAGINAW. Mich.


LAND OFFICE AT EAST SAGINAW. Mich.
September 10. 1851
Notice is hereby given thatthe following named
settler has filed notice Of his intention Co make
final proof in support Of his claim. and that said
proof will be made before the County Clerk OF
Crawford county, Mich, at Grayling, on the 1 18th
day Of October 1881, viz:
John Walsh, of Crawford County. Mich for
the So of NE]4, and Sc Of Nw1l Of Sec 80, T95
~ West, and names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence upon and culti-
vation Of said land, viz:
Jacob steckert, Hubbard Head, Daniel Bennett,
and Alfred Bennett, all Of Roscommon p. O.
CHARLES DOUGHTY, Register.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1881-09-29
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE AT EAST SAGINAW. Mic
L IL !.

LAND OFFICE AT EAST SAGINAW Mich.
September 10, 1881.
Notice is hereby given that the following
settler has filed notice Of his intention to make
final proof in support Of his claim, and that said
proof will be made before the County Clerk Of
Crawford county, at Grayling, Mich, on the 18th
day of October, 1891 viz:
Hubbard Head, Of Crawford county Michigan.
for the N1a Of SEA and M of swJ4 Of Sec. "a.
T 70 of West, and names the following wit.
nesses to prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of said land, viz
Jacob steckert, John Walsh. Daniel Bennett.
and Alfred Bennett, all Of Roscommon I. O.
CHARLES DoUGHTY0
Register.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1881-09-29
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Oflice at Reed City, Mich,
utrtraf 10 1891

Land ONCE at Reed City, Mich,
August 10, 1881
Complaint having been entered at this office by
Wellington Patterson against William Snyder, for
his Homestead Entry No. 1868, dated
June 2'th, 1873, upon the We of NW1l, SCI OF
NWJ4, and SN14 Of NE14 Sec. %. T 25N of Range
4 West, in Crawford County, Mich, with a view
to the cancellation Of said entry: thesaid parties
are hereby summoned 90 appear al this Office on
the @3d day Of September. 1851, at 12oclock NJ.
20 respond and furnish testimony yconcerniEgsaid
alleged abandonment
EDWARD STEVENSON. Register.
W. II. c. MITCHELL. Receiver.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1881-09-29
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION:
Land Office az REED Cry. Mich. !
Auc11st s1 1881

Land Office at REED Cry, Mich.
August 81, 1881.
Complaint having been entered at this office by
David II. Shoop against Isaac S. DeCon, for
abandoning his homestead entry No. 1888 dated
May q, 1880, upon the SW14 Of SEl4, and sEJf Of
sWl4, Sec. p. T 2s Of Range West, in Craw-
ford county, Mich, with a view to the cancella-
ton Of said entry: the said parties are hereby
summoned to appear at this Office on the 18th
day Of October, 1881, at u o'clock NJ. to respond
and furnish testimony concerning said alleged
abandonment.
EDWARD STEVENSON, Register
w. II. G. MITCHELL, Receiver.