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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-02
san Antonio.

Special 10 the Herald.
SAN ANTONIO, October 3l,-The Western
Texas fair opens tomorrow with cyerypros-
pect of brilliant success w. II, IL. Muir
ray, of the Adirondac Mountains, viii de
liver the opening address on Wednesday.
The city is crowded with people to attend.
The horse show will surpaSS any here be
fore, and the racing promises to be very
fine.
The loan exhibition for the benefit of the
Episcopal church also opens tomorrow, the
first of the kind in the city, aud will beycry
Crcdtablc.
Five deaths are reported for the week
ending October Both.
q Prof, Burke, native of New Orleans, %
years of age, died yesterday of consumption
and was buried to-day. He came here for
his health too late.
Hotels are crowded with guests.
Sergeant Mckinney, of Capt, Oglcsby' $
rangers, arrived to-day and was imprisoned
for safe keeping, charged with murder in
Lasalle county; also Joe Giles, convicted
in the same county for horse stealing. He
gets seven years. He is held to await nc
ton on his appeal to the higher court.
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Special to the Herald
LIBERTY HILL, October 3l.-While Mr..
Snyder was fixing to move the gin bought
of Gaul e Bryson, few days ago, gust
of wind came, turning it over, but as it
happened, it did not hurt any one.
Colonel Trigg, Judge Terrell and Oatman
passed through to-day, ON their way to
Burnct to attend court.
A merchant of Burnct, here, at his Office
states that there is crowd of young men
who are in the habit of shooting insulators
of this line, when they are ON spree,
leaving Burnct. The superintendent of
this line has offered reward of $50 for
parties that are proven guilty of the same.
Business is very good.
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a telephone which will convey to his henless
chicks, scattered in different cages about q
meadow, the clucking of a central hen.
The will of Francis p. Shoals, late presi-
dent of the Broadway Savings bank, New
York, which was filed for probate few
DAYS since gives $3.50, 900 for charitable uses,
mCluding.S50 900 each for the home and Tor
eign missions of the Presbyterian church,
SO 900 each TO the American Bible society,
American Trust society, and American
Home missions, $4,000 each TO the Presby-
terrain Association for the Relief of Disabled
Ministers and Families, the Presbyterian
home for Aged Women, the Board of Edu-
cation Of the Presbyterian church, the New
York Presbyterian hospital, the presbytery
of New York, for the extension of their
church, the board of home missions OF. the
Presbyterian church, and the American
Seamans Friend society, and 5000 to the
Hampton, Virginia, Normalinstitute.
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- ~ --

A naturalist asserts that cranes carry
small migratory birds-unablc to perform
the flight Of three hundred and hny miles
scroSs the Mediterranean sea, on their
backs. In tlocks of crAlcs travelling south.
ward across this sea, little birds of MANY
species are observed, frequently flying from
their porcheS only to return moment after,
shooting away q part Of his right jaw and
filling one thigh with shot McDade then
wal kod into store, when jackson crawlcd
to the door and fired at him once, shooting
him through the body and inilicting a
mortal wound Jackson il very badly
hurt, but II is thought not fatally. Two
sporting men, friends, who were with Jack.
son, were arrested, their names being
Jones, NliAs Reddy. and McCord
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WASHINGTON, October 3l.--On Saturday
last, Wilson, postmaster at Lynchburg, was
suspended and Statham was informed of
his appointment to the vacancy. As soon
rs .Statham qualities for the position, which
ii is expected he will in few days. his com
mission will be forwarded to him. In the
meantime the Office is running under the
control OF Wilson: Among the names for
the senate are A. Buckley, Mt Montgomery:
General Mckee, at Jackson; Mrs. Louise
Lambert, at Donaldsopvillo Louisiana. 1t
y eVNneted they will he appointed w ~
president at an early day TO succeed the
present incumbents.
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ITEMS OF INTEREST.


Lemons are being shipped north from
Lake Weir, Marion county RIA, III large
quantities.
Victor llugo's latest work may be imita-
ted with IMMUNITY. lie has given $1,000 to
the poor of Paris.
The National Cotton Planters associa-
'tion will hold their annual meeting at At
lanta, December &.
Uoston has GOT within 81 OOO OoO oCboviuc
q woriIis fair In 1854 If least That's thn
way the Albany Argus puts Il.
Tho LARGEST sheen rancho in tbc limited
States contains 300 600 acres. and is situntcI
i'm Drmitt and Webb counties. TEXAS
", ,,I,,.I.'. Ie,
M",l,eti uu,uers are n,uirlP,y"g II ihey
INV p,Vt'S inuGS Ivy mn., nG uIuut' Keep
'i'S'I r"s,U'.I I'm :" io, M%v wv .'.''c
old ON Tho 15th DIV nf lnnnnrv iosi vSoi E,i,s
2,5 nnunds TocaiIv Ic 10 (,r"H.n, W. W.. H. i'o
pike county rinnt " '''''"'' 80 ''''
- S., ,.....,
who J.; N",,Sss Otiy p0i n,o "Liesseu man
mmU 10 "Urtn So,JvV,Vo on charge oil va
so ,"nE i,p 5; M,u1uo'euiy was newspaper
IoPortcr III u'SSulse' ''''
hepresentatlve John iI's;ltlarK, ol Missouri,
,,is CauscI p"i'c'S " DC svInt9 on ms Wile'
nio'liiylns lGr ne nag liisthuteu proceedings
~, ut'oi Nf 1t, VI; o''cui' court Oh howard
county Missouri.
assigned to a house at Yorktown, where
they were left to look out for themselves
anu ior TWO Jays they suffered the Fremont
'oly synp.oils oistarNa'lon'
The "million-dollar fire. lossin Hatcly's
pork-housc in tho town of Lake, near Chi
cigo, has been paid by the parties interest
ell with SS2S,9lS. The "million-and-a-half
llre' loss in New York cost the companies
interested less than 100000.
Barney Hobby, of Galveston, who was
sent to the pententiary for two years, and
whose time had expired, ran off with u
pretty wife of one of the conyctS. His
vile had formerly procured q divorce from
him. 1t seems that he always had some
sort of u Hobby.
"Whcn, in 1861, Governor Morgan M.
pointed young Arthur engineer on his
stall, slys the Buffalo Express, "about
the last thing that hq,could have dreamed
of was that young Arthur would, as prcsi-
dent, return the copplimentby appointing
the governor secretary OF the treasury in
1851.
Fremont, the "Path6ndcrn has hccn
bounced from the goyerorship of Arizona.
He spent as little time as possible in his
bailiwick, and his paths all led away from
the post OF duty The people complained
that he paid no attention to their ncccs-
sites and let the Indians do us they
pleased.
Among the most notable nersonocos cor.
nccted with the government of his noiestv
the supreme king of siam is his ovcciIencsy
the minister of foreign affairs, commonly
known as the kromatah, This eminent
nobeman enjoys the extensive titles of
Chow Phya Banawongse, MAZDA, Thibodeo,
and Pranklang,
There is curious case nj Fall River
Massachusetts 4 Catholic nricst Iron, III,
pulpit forbade the members of hiS chnrch
To trade with merchant of Thai Mac" WHO
had been excommuniroted i"r ininin"" ''o y
secret society, Tho merchant smrJ fb"
church for $1,000 damages, and attached n
convent which belongs to tbc Soc;ctw N''N" p"
rho cr,,, r,.,onn t,,, -, S.r,,.,
in thc WOW Snr, ,i'' Ln ,t iIguSl s'GsiinuaSp
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Parneli's Wife Spealxs

JERSEY Cry, October 3l.-A large meet,
ing OF the various branches of the land
league was held on Grand street this even
ing The principal speakers were Mrs.
larnell, wife of Charles s, Parncll, Dougald
Campbell. of Scotland, and Edward Nc
Donald, director of the hoard of freehold
ers' The principal object Of the meeting
was the raising of funds.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-02
Swiss Election.

BERNE, October 81, --EIcctons for mem
berS ofthe national council show but little
change in the position of parties. Fifty
conservatives and ultramontaes and nine.
ty-eigIlt liberal, and radicals have been
elected; against forty-live and thirty-tiye
respectively in the former council. The
increase in population gives the council ten
additional members.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-02

DUBLIN, October 81 ,-Several more arrests
are announced to-day in various parts of
Ireland. It's stated that secret meeting
ofthe branch Of the land league was held in
Dublin on Saturday, when one hundred
new members were enrolled.
Among the persons arrested to-day were
the secretary of the the castle Dolmox and
Atty branches of the land league, the presi-
dent of the New Market branch, and Mr..
Hcnerman, the league organizer Of Xii
dare
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IHdignlty TO ParnolI

DUDLIN October 3l.--parnelr has been
forbidden to see his solicitor for the purpose
of instructing him to take steps to test the
validity of his arrest unless the warden he
present. protest against this order has
been lodged with the governor of the
prison.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-02
looking Afler the RUGBY COLONY

PHLApELrHIA, Pa, October 3i.-Among
the passengers by the steamer British King,
which arrived here to-day, were John Bowie
and family, of London. Mr.. BOYLE is
largely interested in lands in Tennessee,
and, Is vice president of the board to aid to
land ownership at Rugby, east Tennessee,
established by Thomas Hughes, NJ. +. Mr.
Boyle and family will proceed Immediately
to Rugby, where they will remain some
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-02
Tho Texas Cotton and Grnin l,xchnnrn

Solicit orders by mail and telegraph for
futures of cotton, grain and provisions in
small or large quantities. Loss limited to
margin put up. Connected with all parts
oftho city by telephone. Questions prompt.
y and cheeIrmlly answered. Market reports
furnished free TO out-of-town customers
containing full New York, New Orleans and
Liverpool spot and future markets, and
Chicago grain and provision futures. Tx.
planatory circular mailed on application
Correspondence solicited. A reference
given Address
TEXAS CoTroN AND GRAIN EXCHANGE.
Board ofTradc Rooms, Dallas, Texas.
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Failure and FLIGHT

PARIS, October 3l.-Thc spectators. Sen.
creek and Debbas. whose failure with
liabilities OF 100000 francs, in consequence
srspeculative operations in Egyptian s.cur.
tiles was reported yesterday, have dsap-
peared, leaving no assets. They owe about
$4,000 francs in London in addition to their
llabilities in Paris.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-02

NonwcH, COM, October 3l.-S. p.
O'Connor lectured to a crowded house here
ON behalf Of the land league. Great en-
thusiasm prevailed and fireworks burned
along the line of march to the hall.
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BERLIN, October 3l.--The Post, in which
the government iswont to throw out feelers,
hints NJ the dissolution of the reiohstag if
the conservatives and. clericals combined
should not prove majority.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-02
Tho Commune to the Front.

PARIS, October 3i.--M. Amoursni, A
former member of the commune, has been
elected municipal councillor for the 10Th ar.
rondissement.
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COUNCILMEN RESIGN.

Alta disorderly meeting of the Dublin
corporation to-day, a number of resigna-
lions of members of the council were re-
ceiyed, in consequence of the rejection
of Mr.. f. Dwylo Crews recent motion to
confer freedom of the city upon Parnell and
nillon
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SPECIALS LETT: OVER
Williams Rancho

Special TO the Herald.
WILLIAMS RANcnr, October 3l.--This
town is looming up again. Some few lots
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-02

Exhausted and enlcebled constitutions
suffering from dyspepsia, nervousness and
general weakness cured by Browns Iron
Bittprs
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-02

The following is a list Of lettcrs remaining
in the postollice at Dallas, Dallas county,
for the week ending October %, 1881,
which, if not called for in four weeks, will
he sent to the dead-letter office. Parties
calling for these letters will please say lad
vertiscd, - giving the date Of hc.list.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-02

IsreimburScd in great measure, 10 those troubled
with weak Kidneys by a judiciouS use of Hos
letters stomach Biters, which inyigorates and
stimulates without exciting the urinary organs,
In conjunction with its influence upon them, it
correctS acdity, improves appetite and is in
every way conducive to health and nerve re-
pose Another marked quality is its control
over fever and aguC, and its power of prevent
ing it, For sale by all Druggists and Dealers
genrally.
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EAST LINE & RED RIVER RAILWAY.
Time Gard Mo-.

sh AAAAO N~LsA ~ ~ - 80
Taking effect Monday, March If, 1884
Wcst-band JEFFERSON ESst-boau
400 m Depart. Mail 60. Arrive 1910 IN
200 am Depart. Fright Arrive lOpm
DAlNGERFlELD.
Gl0p m Depart Mail .... Depart 7.5s m
1910 a III Depart. Fright Depart AIS IN
glI PITTSDURG.
El5 p m Arriye"5 Nah i. Depart $50 Il IN
ll;O m Arrive, FIR ght Depart 500 p m
rs III Depart 80. Mail. .... Arrive 6:3O IN
lSD p m Depart. .,... Fright Arrive 200 m
WINSBoRo.
$50 m Depart ..... Mail ..... Depart 5:l5 m
2Sj m Depart IF ght. Depart 1l:45 u IN
SULPHUR SPRINGS
lois IN Depart. Mail, ,.. Depart $3.50 n In
GlO p m Depart Fright. Depart gij II III
GREENNILLE.
2:0j m Arrive, ..... Mail ... Depart 900 m
7i5 pm Arrive. FIR rht %. Depart Gl5 IN
Connections; At Grcenvillc with the No
Pncitic railroad for all points in the northwest
at Pittsburg with the Texas Il st J.. railroad for
GilmcE Mt Pleasant and Tyler at jefferson
with the Texas Pacific railroad for st. Louis
and all points east south and southeast Pas.
Sensec trains run daily except sunday
JNO, I. FLYNN,
General Manager
$. RAlNEY, JR,
Gen, Ticket and Pass Agt Jefferson. Texas.
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Brain and Nerve

Hraln ana Nerve.
Wells Health Remover, greatest remedy
on, earth for impotence, loanncsS, sexual
debility, etc. y ut druggists Depot Geo,
Y, Atkins, Dallas.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1881-09-15
Otsego Lake Items.
II. III. WARNER.

"A. ID. Cole is building q new barn
w. IL. kendrick made a fiying trin r.
this place last weeek. We note the ar.
rival of pigeons in our section. Black.
berries are very abundant five miles
east OF our town. The potatoe market
Is very brisk with us, and prices range
from 40 to 55c, delivered. John Gilrov
is doing good business i'm his meat
market; and why shouldn't he. for he
Keeps the finest stock i'm the county.
Geo. Matthews, who has been working
as assistant in the depot for some time,
passed over his keys to the boss. and
is now driving span of good horses
before new Harrison wagon. The Club
pance OF last Friday night was an en-
Joyable occasion considering the light
attendance, which was due to a misun-
derstanding as to the time il was to
take place...C. l.. Cartwright finally
succeeded in getting his liquor bonds
accepted. and business opened last
week Thursday at the old stand of
Chas. McCanna. Miss Mary jacobson
returned home last Wednesday eve
ming from Porter, Indiana, where she
has been attending school for the past
year. Miss Ella Louks, who has been
In town, the guest of DR.. N
X. Gilbert, returned to her home in
l.apeer last Saturday morning. Miss
Minnie Buell. left for Flint Monday. To |
visit her aunt. An important law suit |
was tried here last Monday be(pre JUS
ice Mccarthy, at the instance of VIM
Assal VS.. Coomer, the charge being:
assault with intent TO kill The pris-
'ner was fined $4,000 and costs. but
has appealed the decision of the hon.
'rable Court and the end is not VET.
Adelbert keirsten. clerk in Wilson
drugstore, returned from bis visit last
saturday night, and reports a pleasant
'acation; by the way, he went up the
Shore as far as Harrisville. ANON.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1881-09-15
fLlNG MICHIGAN, THURSDAY SEPTEMBER IL 1881 Mo on

Swift reports that no conclusion car
be reached that would be scientific arC
satisfactory. This was a disappoint
lnent to myself and the cla mants. hut
In order to encourage. so far as posi-
Die, pupular astronomical study, bt Q
TO announce prize of 5000 to the per.
son in the United States or Canada
who shall prepare the best essay ON
Comets; their composition. Purpose.
and effect upon the earth" on the
following conditions:
/. The essay must be written in plain
language, each technical term TO be de-
hned in brackets Immediately follow
ing, and must not exceed 5000 words.
q Each essay must be signed with a
nom de plume and sealed envelope
must accompany the essay superscribed
with the nom de plume and containing
the real name of the author.
3. All the essays must be filed with
DIR. Lewis Swift, Director of the War
ner Observatory, Rochester, N. Y, by
November 1, 1881, and he will submit
them to the judges.
With the hope that this prize will
produce valuable additions to popular
astronomical literature.
ii. II. WARNER.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1881-09-15
Reunion Notes.

From the OtSego Herald.
Comrade NJ. s. Hartwick did not in
tend that the boys from Otsego should
soon forget the Reunion. He invited
them to supper before they left fol
home. Soldiers were never known to
refuse square meal, so took it i'm with
many thanks to Mr. and Mrs. Hart.
wick for their kindness.
The kindness and good will of the
citizens and Soldiers of Crawford Co.
towards the Comrades of Otsego
county was appreciated, by the Com
rades' and will always be remembered
with pleasure together with the good
time had.
A. j. Taylor and wife, of GAYLORD.
and Mrs. VIM. Reed, of Toledo. Ohio
were guests of j. NJ. Jones and family.
OF Grayling, during the Reunion. J.
Nj. Jones was the retiring President.
and "A. j. Taylor the retiring Secretary
OF the Union. The boys thought il a
good joke that Comrade Taylor and
family should be taken i'm charge by
Under Sheriff Jones, on their arrival
at 6rayling to attend the Reunion, but
Iaylor thinks he had the best side of
the joke, and the kindness of his su-
perior officer was gratefully apprecia-
ted.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1881-09-15

NOTICE is hereby given that the
Otsego and Crawford County Improve.
ment 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 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
such application. Said pro.
posed improvements are in Towns &c N
Il. l, 2, 3, and 4 West, 81 N. /. 3 and
| West, and l East, % N. /. 2, 8 and4
West, and 1 f. 80 n. l. 2, 3 and 4 w.
md and East. Said Board has des.
gnated their regular meeting on the
asst Wednesday OF October, 1881. for
he hearing of said application.
Dated: DETROIT, September 7th, 1881.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1881-09-15
Correspondence.
SorTH RRANcu Sel

souTH BRANCH, Sept 10 1881. x
Editor Aodlanche:-The call for q
meeting of the farmers of Crawford
county TO meet on the 10th inst. at
Grayling, was answered by a few that
were interested, at the Court House at
o'clock p. NJ, Saturday. The meet
ing called to order and the following
business transacted: II. A. Dean was
elected chairman, and ID. S. Waldron
secretary. The object of the meeting
duly set forth, on motion the follow
ing committee was appointed to draft
bylaws and resolutions to be adopted
or rejected by the club at the next
A. Ii. Swarthout. f. Owen.
and 4. A. Dean. On motion the meet
ing adjourned to meet in October. the
day TO be announced by the chairman
elect, and published for two weeks in
the AVALANCHE.
L. A. DEAN, d. s, WALDRoN.
Chairman. Secretary.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1881-09-15
NO. 80.
To ALL WHOM TT MAY CONCERN.

TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CoNCERN..-
Notice is hereby given that the
South Branch Improvement COMPANY
VIII 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 III the village of Roscommon
IN said county, for permission to con
struct dam upon the South Branch
OF the Au Sable river, i'm the county
aforesaid; said dam is TO be located n
little north of and near the center of
section (S) eight, township twenty (23)
three north of range one N west: tbe
purpose of said dam is to raise a head
of water to float and run logs down
said stream; the height Of said dam
VIII be five feet, and said dam will be
constructed of earth and timber and
provided with 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 nur.
pose of closing the same as occasion
may require.
Dated: BAY CRY, Sept. 8, A. d. 1881.
SOUTH BRANCH IMPROVEMENT Com
PANf. HATCH q COOLEY,
Attorneys.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1881-09-15
A PRIZE ESSAY.

ROCHESTER,, N. Y, Sept. 5, 1881.
To the Public:-In January last. 7
offered prize of 5000 in gold for each
discovery, during the year, in the United
States and Canada, of telescope, un-
expected comet. Dr. Lewis Swift. di-
rector of the Warner o Observatory. dis
covered Comet A, May 1st, and Prof.
Schaeberle, of Ann Arbor, Mich, OBJ
servatory, Comet G, July Ii. each thus
winning the pree. Comet b., or the
Great Comet, burst suddenly on the
sight in this country i'm June, though
it was first seen i'm South Africa Nav
2lst, and its appearance was predicted
near Beta Aurige for June 23d last.
this prediction being exactly fulfilled.
Comet u was neither telescope nor
unexpected, and yet / was anxious.
could the first discoverer be found. 10
make special award of 5000. Nearly
>, oooletters claiming priority have been
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1881-09-15
COUNTY TREAsURE's OFFICE }
GRAyI TNn Mrcu


Notice is hereby given that the An.
nual Tax Sales of Lands DELINQUENT
for taxes for the year of 1880 as ad.
vertised in the list by w. Irving Lati-
mer, Auditor General, will take place
at my Office in the Court House, in the
village OF Grayling, on the Sd day of
october next, ut 900 o'clock A. NJ, ac-
cording TO law. G. NJ. f. DAVIS.
County Treasurer.
FOR SALE CHEAP The under
signed desires to sell house and two
lots, situate in the village of Crawling.
The house is well finished and in n
good state of repair, with well of wa
ter on premises. The greater part of
purchase money can be secured by bond
ana mortgage on the premises. The
above property is good investment. and
will be sold for half its value, and for
the best of reasons, lie; expect to re-
move soon to another State.
IL UhoRGE NICHOLS.
The late terrible fires that SO de-
vastated property and consumed hun
dreds of the terror-stricken inhabitants
OF Sanilac, Huron, Tuscola and La
peer counties, and parts of adjoining
counties, has been stayed by the re-
cent rams, and the work of relief is
now going on on all sides by the noble
citizens of Michigan, chief among which
are the people of Bay, Saginaw and
Wayne counties. But as the calamity
Is so great, and the necessary assistance |
so large, pecuniarily, other States have
taken the matter in hand and are no.
oly contributing in this. most worthy
object.