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, 1881-03-23

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nnds boxo., l"nx sas hans ~. @ e; vcSa@,: ewnnt
urUDn tatItS. RntH1 hvH.lIHD. iIA'LH. ',1,nx. ..
3uctt tnntuti IL h5et *lu !0r bhnmidgfs Hssfn lnr
n,ilrt rbs Xtt43o tor srt coars Hs 9'4c FOR l'nMs
ul rsltiyItsrt ind 1HtckGd - s,-.4 u, n,
(EEE--WaA duUL ut tA7Jsa.Hl IqF Htfhss SAla1 loOV
far n xtrn ntss, G;la EAl!altta 20 fur llauis,
, 1881-03-23
COMMERCIAL.

Tho following wcro the rcccipts and shipments
of tho leading articles OF pr0slucc In th1s ctiy
during the twchty-four hours ending at o clock
Tuosduy morning anu for tho corresponding tltno
a Vpnr nRO:
, 1881-03-23

II is well known that Alfred Cozxens, Es,l..
1T Ireen BAY, keeps a tlt,.el III mabel etylc.
yveiI wilen troubled With slhel.i!iatlssi! IS lie
did success
, 1881-03-23

n,r, II All r.nars. ...,,.,.,, 1f,gl?iI ThNshEI+
These figures show Ii dccrense ttlrlhs INC pnst
wcck Of llg.aN Iii c0rs,, ;s,,% III oass' !'n.. w
rye. H. I0f Int barley md an tncrcnso hl'Slt b1l
,ytent Total tccrensr, l4i.0 .0Ns hi. Also hiloht
IN hurbor, f}ta44, bit corn, bctng tho s1lne us +"
week previous. .,.,,
Thu following SHOWS tho receipts of Ecferh'
nrtfclps nf prItlce III this city from 'i'' 10 to
clnso of Inst week: III bsls Hour. l'o@-'"
bu wheat. b,fl7;E;:, bu corn, J,Arl,5a. In outs,
1oU,asi ,,u rye. 1,l7sG'9 bu harlcy, la' sA'A' lbs
t,nxscrd. 4ltll,xs lbs hog mcit, la,sos,'a' lsis
lard, l1,sOh6l3 lts butter, l.+lH III hogs, s,eVs
cutie, 1lSaN1 sheep, ,...H lts lios, bEEla''
lbs wou 518 :91 tona cunl. 4oOG9,c0o It tuanbcf'
87,,is bsls salt. ...-...,..
a letter from Evansville, 1nl, By rcntleman
lust RETURNED frnfn trtp oscr tho HsahsVll1e'
Knckport & EnstUr Hallway, says: ......
,n ,Se Tsrs . II E'ss 'n sas was %
S'SWS{ q Wstsk rsn snssl m"s g. II sis
,ss 1 VIZ s .sf S.i'f
I'D to.day fs" tho no.nysi iEar .at M tho iat Grim,
ss s s s%S,s Ssss S FHS FsSra S sss
Do !, rot sless y. a1 st sear ~ iii liz
sS sSs' M iii IrsS;s'%s ,:s IL
4 litter frou Ic,,venworl'i, kns., says They
hnyo net yet begun work III the ilcl'is IN that
| section. ,..
thlR state. say tho wheat prospects thoro Aro
"fcurtul" to contemplate. 4 letter from La
Smile Cot,1ty suys that ilay thru Is luW worth rs
much rcr poll us Stslle1 corn. thtttiRl there ~
much less norn thai ycnr agt',-n RseaL teat
having been fed nut on account Of tho very hRt'
winter. There ls about two feet Of snow on fho
Erollnt, nitll two tcot Of frost under IT, WHICH
will mike tho spring Il vcrj Into ntle
4 ,gttor from Admir- County, 1owa, snys thnt 6
urcat deal OF corn is on tho ground, nnd hadl'
,lnnnuet Farmers Will not le ablc to work tt
, 1881-03-23

= sptstal p4patth to Ins Chteaao 7FtaunA
HoSroS, Marrh :s::.-ln mining H6Arca, catapa
.lceltnua 81. tu s3.t6; star Il, to III; Silver
islci Il, 10 -: Allo'!ex u, tn VI: Empire Nd
ynncel lOc: Quincy Ii. to BIN; Franklin u, 10
ljat. .n.,,,.x p,...
HUSTON, 1lnsch :.s.-sin!ug stocSs closed u
follows. ..-
;faSasa ;a!a!sst l;.:s: J,
!alalua f.sSr t1et' ii
, 1881-03-23
Halt WAY LulI4.1lBx.

~ lunch huskc. system L. t'clnx tried on tho
Huston j. Al.,any ltA!lro,tl. Innchcs Of faFyinx
soEts anu prl.as ul nL u EsAl quality. Are tt'-
vcrcl n neat baskets Ut GcrlAin points " tanso
wno hnyu urdcre4 laous Ut I'LL AGtut neoaE1 the
.tniu.
, 1881-03-23

| IJ!sr.Iullt galvanized Iron II u p0t oons "''
"'S1II.S-Wsru quUtad at &Aa1 ratos, or tam " W.
| gur.luud. ~ ..,.,.x ,s.,Lr rhet3
ri fur tIl!a rbnInn bGinrc JIrado Was eurIinnt
iIuifusul, l.nt lid nut TD2ch BAtlafa1turJ 39opoN
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-11-29
LILA WEEKLY BAZOO, TUESDAY. NOVEMBER % 1881

shouted Il savage voice-and vet it
was 80 familiar la her ear
r Cronching la avoid the bullet, Se
rena few out into the garden. and in.
10 the arms of n man WHO stood be,
low the steps.
Hush. dear, its Only George Ever
ctt.' he said. a she cried.
The police are here On the track
of two city burglars. and-and
came with them, with my dear mother.
Serena. TO warn YOU. | am sorry Ia
say the colonel Is one
He drew her aside to where hi,
mother ODD, a. the rush came from
the police and farm hands. who had
been .tealthily summoned to aid
thsm.
Shots were fired. a furious struggle
took place within the hall, and then
the prisoners cahie forth handcuffcd
and unmasked.
For the last time Serena Leigh
looked upon the face whose fatal
beauty had well nigh been her ruin.
They raised the poor old squire.
and found that the wound MAS only
superficial.
He MAS about the farm we'll and
strong IL ever OH the second day
afterwards.
But serena laid for many days in
the grasp of brain fever. and it was
"a very delicate little bride that Vas
given by the old squire, to George
Everett. just before he Christmas
days set in.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-11-29
Crazed By Dime Novels.
Little ga Z Ark. Gazette.

y iiNI~ IN NIX rszetie-
I A very sad death occurred in tht
I penitentiary Yesterday. All death.
are sad. The death Of the old mar
around whose bed family assemblies,
! is sad. The death Of an infant,
whose cold lips are sealed by kiss of
mothers devotion, il sad. But of all
deaths. the death from q broken heart
Is saddest.
! I. r. sullivan, alias VIM Delaney
young man of % years, one of the
train robbers, recently sentenced o.
seventy years in the Arkansas pen
itentiary. was the victim of broken
heart. Several days ago he became
gloomy, and going to Dr. Lenow,
prison physician complained of being
sick. Upon examination the phys
! icioI discovered that the man Was not
suffering from any perceptible.
disease, but that his pulse was 40
He was ordered to the hospital.
where every possible care was given
him. He revived after time, but
every one could gee despair on his
countenance. He entered the prison
cheerfully and spoke lightly of his
long sentence, bu; after while q
letter came. When he read the lines
his spirit sank. Tears told of mis-
cry that ink could not express. He
went again To his bed.
The shadows are gathering fast
and night is depressing ne with lis
darkness" he said yesterday to some
one standing near. "One crime and
then death in penitentiary. My
father, who has preached the gospel
for years, who many and many q
time clasped his hands above my
head and prayed, has been humbled
in his old age. And my mother! if ]
could only hear her voice. But
walls and law are between us. l am
rs one who is dead. She could come
to me, but | can not 60 to her."
His thoughts wanderd. AT times he
seemed To be at church. listening Ia
his father preach; and then ne seemed
to be playing with his sisters. He
smiled and laughed softly. "Ah!" he
would say, 'your brother never for
gets you" Suddenly his face grew
dark, and waving his hands wildly he
hogan to mutter broken sentences.
Selling the bride rein he sprang
upon his antagonists horse and
dashed away"
lies reading one Of ,hcse wild
books that we used to steal away and
devOur," said one of the dying mans
in crime.
Halt! he exclaimed, drawing re-
volver and leveling it at the head of
young Horace" continued The suffer
er. SLOWLY and sadly they left the
church and walked along the we'll
worn path to the rude grave of Law
renee. Standing near the stone
placed there by the Indian Casper
and his fair companion" and NUT
tered incoherently, the sentence dying
away with a groan. Suddenly he |
raised himself, looked intently toward
The door. and slowly sank back dead.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-11-29
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Baldwin's Brother Bailed.

Newark. n. j., Nov. 24.-Theadore
F. Baldwin, paving teller of the
Mechanics National hank, who YVES
arrested. obtained bail and was bound
over in the sum of S25, 900 to appear
before the United States district court
at Trenton January IL, 1882.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-11-29
Ordered Back to Jail.

New Haven. Conn. Nov. 24.-The
habeas corpus proceedings in the case
of Walter and James Malley were not
successful. Their counsel moved the
prisoners be admitted to hail. The
Judge dismissed the petition and
ordered that the Malleys be returned
to Jail.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-11-29
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n F0PT1TN n An0its any man rho secures contrdcf
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e10 WEEK. Sl9 . Jay ., nome easily MADE Cosby
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Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1881-09-22
NO. 81.
10 ALL WHOM IT NAY CONCERN

Notice is hereby given that tn,
fSouth Branch Improvement Compan,
EVIL apply TO the Board of Supervisor
iof Roscommon Co. at the next annua
session thereof, to be held on the frs
Monday in October 1881, at the Court
House in the village of Roscommor
in said county, for permission to con
dstruct dam upon the South Brancl
5ot the Au Sable river, in the county
3aforesaid; said dam is to be located a
llitle north of and near the center OF
section (S) eight, township twenty (23)
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
Twill 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 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 g. COOLEY,
Attorneys.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1881-09-22
THE NATION MOURNS
DEATH OF JAMES A. GARFIELD
PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES.
The Work of the Assassin's Bulle
Contaminated, Despite the
Hopes and Prayers of
the People.

The President died at Long Branch
4at 10:35 p. NJ. Monday evening the 10Th
Einst.
From the New York Tribune:
''The reaper death gathers the BRAY
lest and the best. After struggle which
3has kindled the admiration of the
world for his heroic manhood. Presi-
Hdent Garfield has gone to still heights
7where crime and pain come not. He
looks down upon mourning nation
which he hoped to help by wise dis
Xcharge of duty. Worthier men than
Abraham Lincoln and James Garfield
this country has never seen in high
station, and each was taken early in
their term Of power and in the prime
of manhood. The term and poverty
of hard life and iron fortune had not
put out the fire of genius; foul disease
had spared them; deadly bullets I'M
many battles had missed the life of
General Garfield, but the shot of AM
assassin took each from a sorrowing
nation. The Presidents death will
cause less shock. but far more sorrow.
than if he had been shot dead on the
2nd of Suly. There has been time to|
3earn the Government cannot be shak i
on by the death of any man, however,
shigh or great or good; but there has
1been time, too, to learn how great and|
good a man was lifted to the Presiden-
ley by the votes of last November The|
great nation holds him in its heart of;
hearts. and there he will live forever.
He is President no more; only fourI
smonths he held the helm, bat the work.
Idone in that short time will bless theI
land for ages. No other administra-
Ition has ever done more for the good
|of the country than this which hadl
|iust begun. The cold and passionlesss
verdict of history, though it may find I
"a fault or flaw, will more than satisfy
those who loved James Garfield most,
|and will place his name far toward the
highest in the list of human rulers"
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1881-09-22

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 it's 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
ION 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 26 n.
IL. l, 2, 3, and West, 81 n. /, 3 and
1 West, and East, 90 N. 1. 2, 3 and a
West, and / +. 80 n. l. 9, 3 and 4 w. -.
land l and East. Said Board has des-
|gnated their regular meeting on the
last Wednesday of October, 1881, for
the hearing of said application.
Dated; DETROIT September 7th, 1881
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1881-09-22
Correspondence.

SOUTH BRANCH, Sept 81. 1881.
Editor AUdldnche.-I have Just beer
given to understand that you have re
GENTLY been within two miles of IN,
place. Why in the world did you no
come on9 We would have given yo,
|a taste of n twenty pound Gipsey mel
lon, and shown you some Sugar beet
!my boy James has raised, with which
he expects to make some syrup. The!
|are beautiful it seems to NE that il
one of the coming successful product
|of this part of the State, for sugar pro
|duction. This climate is about tn,
|same>as that part of Europe in which
IN great part of the sugar of the worlC
lis raised and made. l would ask tn,
farmers of Crawford county to max,
note of this, and act in the direction
|of trial next and ensuing years. Sow
beets! SOW Sugar beets!l.
We would also have shown you some
beautiful flowers, and given you good
sized nosegay for your wife. You might
have seen some good crops. do no,
like to boast would like you to have
seen and tasted them, that is all have
to say. s. II.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1881-09-22
THE RELIEF WORK IN
CRAWLING

A meeting was held by our citizen,
in the new Town Hall last evening fol
the purpose of soliciting aid and fund,
for the benefit of sufferers by the for
est fires, at which the following busi
ness was transacted:
The meeting was called to order By
r. Hanson, who in q few brief words
stated the object of the meeting.
On motion, A. H. Swarthout was
elected chairman, and an executive
committee of three was then appointed
consisting of j. NJ. Finn. II. Hanson,
|and l.. Jenson.
Short speeches were made by Messrs.
Hanson, Traver, Hadley, Babbitt, and
Others, while subscription paper was
passed around and sums of from 81 to
|S25 were freely subscribed.
A distributing committee of three
gentlemen were appointed consisting
|of ID. London, j. NJ. Finn, J. o. Had
Hey.
1t was decided.to circulate the sub
|scription throughout the county for
the next two weeks, and to adjourn the
meeting until the expiration of that
time.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1881-09-22
|NoTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND oETIcE AT EAST SAGINAW, Mich.

LAND OFFIcE AT EAST SAGINAW, Mich,
| September 10. 1881.
Notice is hereby given that the following names
fsettler has filed notice of his intention to max
lfnal proof in support Of his claim, and that sal
proof will be made before the County Clerk O
crawford county, Mich, at Grayling, on the 3tl
day Of October, 1881, viz:
John Walsh, Of Crawford County, Mich, f.
the So Of NE14 and So of Nw4 Of Sec. 30, T 9
IN. West, and names the following witnesse
70 prove his continuous residence upon and cult
|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??, 1881-09-22
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land omce at Reed City.

Land Office at Reed City, Mich,
August 49, 1881 I
Complaint having been entered at this Office b,
Wellington Batteson against William Snyder, fo
abandoning his Homestead Entry No. 1858, datet
June 9th. 1878, upon the VIZ of NwA, SEA o.
|NWA, and Sw14 of NE14, Sec. %, T 25N ofRang,
+ West in Crawford County, Mich. with a view
10 the cancellation Of said entry; the said parte.
are hereby summoned to appear at this Office OF
the 23d day of September, 1881, at 1qo'clock NJ
20 respond and furnish testimony concerning saio
alleged abandonment
EDWARD STEVENSON, Register.
W. II. G. MITCHELL, Receiver.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1881-09-22

The Governor has issued a Proc
|lamation recommending 10 the peopl,
|of Michigan, that on the day appoint
FED for the interment of the remains ol
the late President in their final resting
place at his old home in Ohio, on Mon
day next at 2 p. NJ, they assemble in
their respective places of worship, and
PIN the manner and through the form,
TO which they are accustomed, to plac,
themselves anew under Divine protec
|tion, and implore Gods continued
kindness toward this nation. He also
recommends, that on the same day
business pursuits be suspended gener
|hlly throughout the State.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1881-09-22
Memorial Services.

BY request of several citizens, Memo
|rsal Services in honor of our fallen
President, James A. Garfield, will be
held in the Hall next Monday af
|ternoon at two o'clock, by Rev.
VIM. Putnam. An appropriate ser.
mon, and singing selected for the oc
|casion. Let the entire community re
|ligiously honor the memory of the no
|ble and lamented dead.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1881-09-22
FABER FANCIES.
-Delightful fall weather.

Delightful fall weather.
"A new store is looked for at Per,
3Cheney soon.
Considerable real estate is chang
ing hands in this village.
"A wedding in Grayling in the neal
future. Who do 'spose it isl
Swamp land scrip obtained at A.
IL. Swarthout's Office.
Mr.. Phillip Moshier, Jr, is prepar
, ing to build dwelling house on Cedar
street.
Farms and city lots for sale cheap,
! by A, H. Swarthout. 20
Hon. ID. Ward, of Pontiac, will
commence numbering on the Manistee,
next month.
Mr.. VIM. Brink has his house near
/ y completed, and will move into it this
week.
Mr. NJ. s. Hartwick and family are
taking in the State Fair at Jackson
\ his week.
w A. Masters has several houses
;and lots for sale in the village at prices
and terms to suit purchasers.
For sale cheap, the SEI of Sec. s.,
iin South Branch. Inquire of
q. M. f. DAVIS, Grayling.
-"Lindsey's Blood Searcher"-the
great medicine for fever and ague, ma
laria, and all blood poison. Don't fail
TO use it.
Mr.. Geo. Nichols has sold hi !
dwelling house and lots on Cedar-st.
TO Mr.. j. X. Bates for consideration
of S45OOO.
Mr.. Louis Berka purchased 25|
foot front on Michigan Ave, east of
j. M. Finn's store, for which he paid
|S72.OO.
Mrs. T. w. Mitchell is now absent
buying her fall stock of Millinery|
goods, which our ladies may look for
n few days.
Mrs. Louis Berba goes to Detroit
this week to purchase her fall and win
ter stock of Millinery goods, which
will be shelved for inspection in about
|a week.
Our County Clerk and Prosecuting
attorney returned to Grayling last
week from their cunning expedition to|
|Houghton lake, having bagged 26 fine|
ducks, besides having heaps of fun.
Several of our citizens contemplated
attending the Otsego County Fair, and|
|the only thing that bothers theruI
now is to find out when it is to be held
to be held-to be held-further, de
|ponent sayeth not.
Alexander Fox has sold his house|
and lot in Goodale's Addition, to Mrs
Hattie Turner, for -, and intend
purchasing lot on Michigan Ave.
and erecting a dwelling house thereon
|as soon as possible.
We see by our Kalkaska exchanges
that the third annual fair of the Kal-
kaska County Agricultural Society will
be held in that village on Sept. 30, 80
and Oct. 1.