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Death of Iohn E. MeDonouEh.

John Z. McDonough, the actor, died
at one o'clock this morning of cancer of
the throat and jaw, alter an illness of
about eight months. For the last six
weeks he has been confined to his bed,
q greater portion of that ii me being out
OF his mind. For weeks before his
death be subsisted entirely on stimu
lants, and his terrible pains were only
allevisted by large doses of Sulphate of
mOrphia. He was on the stage for a
period Of thirty-eight years and was well
known as an actor and manager.
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no slore sunday Llauor selllnr.

II the resolution adopted by the
Brookiyti Excise Commissioners yester-
day, that "no political, social or personal
influence" would prevent them from en-
forcing the Excise law, me ans anything,
there Is every prospect OF lively work
next Sunday. The Commissioners
have warned all liquor dealers that the
Sunday clause will be enforced. The
following tees for licenses have been
fixed; New applicant, first class, hotel,
inn or tavern, $3.50 second class, store
keeper, 500; third class, ale and beer,
500; Renewals First class, 500 Sec
oud class, $50; third class, $50.-N. ".
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Elntiio Howard Dead.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. l4.-The death
is announced of DIR. j. Emilio Howord,a
native Of this city, who was arrested In
Cuba in 1870 on the charge of aiding the
inslirgents, condemned by court martial
70 eight years In the chaiu gang and the
contiscation Of his estates, and released
in 1872 a. the peremptory demand of the
United States, conveyed through Minis
ter Sickles. DR.. Howard, who was 62
years of age, has for ten years had a
claim pending against the Spanish Gov
eTnmelt on account of the outrage.
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The January Money TresheI In Now
Orleans.

ON January 10th lbeing the 10th
Monthly Grand Dlstribution), under the
able IN anagenent Of DENIS g, L. Beaure-
garti. of La, and Jubal A Early OF Va, of
the Louisiana state Lottery, the follow
ing named were among FoTsupe's favor
ties The first capital prize was drawn
Morning STAR near Memphis, Tsnu. The
second capital, $4,000, by No. 1906, held
by Sebastian Lehman No. 1893 Lanmer
st. Denver CITY, Col. The third capital,
$50 o, by No 50,s09, by True A. Heath,
Concord. n, ID. The four h capital prizes
two, oi $500 each, BY No. IL, ,239, cid by
-, Vic sburg, Miss. ana No. 10 $50
held by l.. sanders, No. SCI Broadway,
New York city. Five prizes oil 81, 90 each
were distributed around among the
holders of Nos. 1862 lJ,1I4, Is, ,757, A 6O4
and 49, ,239, resiulng at New orleans, n ew
York city. Toledo, o.. Norfolk, Va, ano
Topeka, Kan. Ihei IA d drawing will
be had on application 10 III. "A. Dauphin.
New Orleans, La.
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nola p.nnsxIvanIa nirhwanmen.

ERIE, Pa, Feb. BE. N. Sackett
was attacked in Union City last
evening by highwaymen, robbed and
beaten. Mr.. Sackett succeedek In
vanqnishing his assailants; but not
until one of them had fired at him
twice without effect. Simon Hazel.
back, an old gentleman, was knock.
ed down by the same party, beaten
and robbed.
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POItce Nowa,

At the hearings this morning Mayor
Almond, disposed of the following
cases; fts ,.gi
M. Collins, for being drunk and
dlsorderly, was required to pay 81
and costs. 85l oniI
William Baldwin for vagrancy was
sentenced to 80 days as a vagrant- .
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PnvYour Tnxan NOW.

During the present week every citizen
who wishes to be qualified to vote at
the ensuing elections should call upon
the county tax oollsctors, MesBrs. Bed
ford and Kgne, and pay his county tax.
The collectors are required to settle
with the Levy Court la March, and NJ
who do not pay this month will be, re-
turned As dehnquents aud consequently
lose their votes. Pay your taxes at onoe
and preserve your citizenship.
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WorIK Cou,n1ence,T.

y Henry BlOLth, who Recently purchased
thu pIQpetty N. .E. corner OF Front aud
FreuGh streets, is now blslly engaged in
tearing down the old buildings that
have stood ,upQD tho ground for num-
Der nf years. As soon as the lot Is
cIsarsd the work Of erecting the new
hotel aud restaurant viii he com
B1enee6. When completed 1T will be
one OF the finest in the city.
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Iee.Bouna a Few miles From snors

OTTAWA, February 14.-A despatch
from Pictou, N. s., on Saturday, an
nounced that the Northern Light, .
winter steamer ruAning between Prince
Edward Island aud the mainiaRd, had
left Plctou on the 4lh inst, and could
be seen Ia the ice from Fishers Point
until the 9th. Another despatch re-
celyed says the steamer is about seven
miles of Cariboe. Her passengers were
landed on Sunday. She is now all right,
but it will require strong southerly
winds to get her clear.
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..Motner haa ReeoYereelD

wrote an illinois girl to her Eastern rel
att YES. "She took bitters tor long time
but without any good. 30 when she
heard OF the virtues OF Kidney Wort she
got o box and 1t has completely cured
now as she could before We moved
w est, Since she has got we'll everyone
about here Is taking It," See adv.
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Getting Control OF the Jersey
Central. -

New YORK, Feb. 14.-Proxie4 on Jer-
sew Central IN the name of Edwark G.
Knight, Phila1elphia; Robert Gar
r-tt, OF Baltimore, and +. b. GOwe1, OF
Philadelphia, were distributed on Wall
street to-day. This Is the first reliable
indication that the Philadelphia and
Reading and and Baltimore and pho
Railroad Companies are seeking for u
control of the J-rsey Central tor the
purpose Of a JOINT connection 10 New
York. A clause IN the proxy su9ges S
the posslb,litg of a speCi | IDt etidg OF
the shareboliers hetoEe the Iegul 7 an
nual meeting in Nav. 81
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LOCAL TIME TABLE.
CORRECTED FEB. 1. 1882 .
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON

TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON.
FOR Philadelphia 2.OOs, 2.23s, $50, 6,5s,
90, Sl0t, $40, 800, 900, 6.a8, 1880, ,b3 q,
~ ~: T.. i2oo M l2l5r asst, l.S3, $50, 4.OO,
1,,'' n 2S0t, elO, 6.sS', T.SG%, o-6Os, lO.OOs ..
For New York;. .NO", 223#, $40. 6.S5,
9'T, ~ p h'aS a, m. l2.sStt. l.5S, 6.l7t, 6.SS'
For saltimorO-l.OOs, I.42s, as e, 500. s.3S
a. IN ~. 100, l,U9tt, 800, u. u, ll.O4% o. m.
m oT w Warrington, lOO' Lag, 4.5l#, s.OO' a.
:, FOR Baltimore and intermediate sta
''o9nrs1i2,5ls, s,sS a. m. 100 SOC D. m.
dav, S"'n "SiiS ana sun
TRAINS running only on Sunday.
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su1livau,. Troy Cna11snrsr

Troy, Feb. IA 4-Dick Eagan, whe
has challenged Sullivan, says he has
received no money from Fox or any
other person to pay his expenses to
New York to give a sparring exhibi-
tion. He declares that if Sullivan ao-
cepts the challenge there will be no
trouble about the money. He has
not heard from Sullivan.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-15
Another Victory for Dr. Cravsr.

LONDON, February l4.-A three.
handed pigeon match was shot at
Liverpool tOeday at 100 birds for
fl00 a side, DIR. Carver at 81 yards
shooting against Mr.. Graham at 20
yards, and Mr.. Fowler, the Scotch
campion ,at % yards. DIR. Carver won
easily. .....
Hanlan has a slight cold andis do
ing somewhat reduced work.
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nepouinE 1hs auItnn.

LONDON, Feb. 14.-A despatch from
Alexandria, Egypt, TO the Vienna
Fremdenblatt says IA detachment
ct Yemen rebels is advancing upon
Mecca, via Saadeh, to proclaim there
the spiritual deposition of the Sultan
Of Turkey and the restoration Of the
Arabian calIphate."
The daily gazette., 1882-02-15
OHARLoTTl TH0MPsON,

This fAyorite actress appearS here on
next Wednesday afternoon and evan-
ing. At the matinee she will present
"Jane Eyre" drSmat zed from Char
lotte Bronte's novel OF that Dane. In
the evening she win present for the d rst
time In this city the play OF yNell
0wyDue." tits probable bhAt the even-
Ing performance will be for the benent
Of the DUPONT Guards.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-15
Anotner Chicago Grain Firm Fails

CHICAGO, Feb. 14.-Owlng to the
sharp decline in wheat, the firm oi
Harlow, Pettingill & Co., grain com
mission merchants suspended to day
The firm paid out 5000 900 to-day,
all the money they had, and then
stopped payment. Their liabilities
are $50, 900. They claim that they
will soon resume.
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Brought TO Terms.

now AN EJEoTED PASSENGER GOT EVEN
WITH THE r.. II. GO.
From the CentrevilIe, Nd, Observer.
Tie first case of election from train
of a res dent of this county occurred a
short time ago, the elected gentleman
being Charles NJ. spencer residing about
three miles from this town. The pal tic
ulars are about as follows: Mr.. Spencer
purchased q ticket from the agent at
Ceutrevills for Philadelphia via tie 200
train. He wished TO remain until SatuT-
day and asked the agent If it was good
for that time, TO which he replied It wss.
On the face OF this he renamed In Phil
adelphia until Saturday. He passed
down on the z. W. & b. road without
trouble, but the conauctor on the Della
ware road told him he could not ride on
lstbat ticket. Mr.. Spencer explained, but
tho conductor told him he would have to
get Toftzit he did not pur chase another
| t.oket, This Mr., Spencer declined to
do, aud allowed hlhst If t } be elected
| from the train at New CASTLE. Mr.. Spen
Ger Immediately telegrapbed TO = lawy er
in Philadelphia who ADVISED him to sue
| for damages, but Mr.. 8. instead tele-
| graphed TO the superintendent of the
| road, who referred him to Presid ant
| Rob- rts. President Roberts telegraphed
| 10 the agent TO give him a ticket, pay al
costs for ttlegraphiog, lIwyer's fee, Sc
| and Mr.. s. returned home on the night
train.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-15

a New Haven minister Of the gospel
told one of his deAcons that he was con-
stAntly hearing loud sound, which
kept him awake nights. Since using
Dr. Benson's Celery and Chamomile
Pills, bis hearing has become normal,
and his nerves are steady and true.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-15
sPEoIAL NOTICES.
A UARD.

no III who are suffering from the errors
anu lndiscretions OF youth, nervous
Weakness, early decay, loss Of manhood
&c. Will send q recipe that will cure
you, tREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy r. was discovered by q missionary
In south America, Send n Helf-addreseed
envelope TO the REV. JOSEPH T, INMAN,
si'soa d. NetO York CITY. oot28-d&W8m
The daily gazette., 1882-02-15
The Terrible Charges Against Jer-
Bey Farmer.

sey Farmer.
David G. Wall, a wellOtos do farmer
residing on the line of the Pember-
ton and Hightsto wn branch of the
Pennsylvania Railroad, is charged
with an act of shocking brutality. 1t
is alleged that he intercepted letter
to his hired girl and abstracted 500
that had been sent her by her brother
to pay her fare to the West. The girl
from an adjoining room heard him
talking to his wife about the affair,
and went to inferm the neighbors.
Wall followed the girl, and COMPEL"
ed her to return with him. Then
taking her to a barn he stripped her
and scourged her with carriage
whip. The girl having tainted from
the effects of the beating, Wall threw
a quantity of brine over the wound.
As there are no neighbors within
three miles, nothing was known of
the affair for several days. When an
officer was sent from New Egypt to
arrest " all the latter stood at his
door with rifle and threatened to
shoot him. 1t is proposed to detail
special officers to surround the place
and prevent the mau from leaving
the premises. The house is situated
on an elevation that commands q
view of the country around for miles
The daily gazette., 1882-02-15

The highest hopes and Interest OF the
race rest on tue purity, health aud
strength of womanbood. We take plea
sure in referring our readers to the re-
markable efficacy of Lydia E. Pinkbam's
Vegetable Compound in all that class sf
diseases from which women suffer SO
much.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-15
TRAINS ARRIVE AT w1IMINoTo,,

d from O.. .PhlladelphIa-l.OOe, 1899, 4.47S
55s 1o y SO LIT; 2sOt 2.bO, Abs, ass, 10,
1851 ~ ~ m o,io' 1887, 1855, s.s5t, $50, iO.6Ss,
? From n New York-l2.43, 1879, 4.4Os, 7.S5+,
io.os. io I,0S n ~ a. M; 1850, LWtf, Ass, 8.lsa,
II som tsH BAltimore-1.5l', 2.I3s, s.OI, 900
p.% d. M ! l2S}tt, l.5O, b.llS, e.sOs, S,lS'
70 22oem ON Mashlngton-1,2IS. 2,l3, a. m,
~ l,6O, b,ll+, 800, 9.40S D, 10.
too tooola anh1y daily and Sunday,
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tluNoLn ToM's oABIN.E

On Friday evening next RtaPs Com
blnatlon will appear IN "Uncle Toms
Cabin" This combination Is certalnly
the best and largest now travelling.
There will NO doubt be crowded
house.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-15

A man ia wiser for his learning, and
the sooner he learns that the only DToper
way te cure Cough Of Cold Is o use nr,
Bulls Cough Syrup. The better he ls oil.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-15

100 s4r Wilmington and Northern Rail-
dsv dura;iO i-a;n.S a. m, 800. sos ,, m. 40 sun.
n FOR Delaware Western Raiiroad-lO. 30
"' M o'SO p, m. No Sunday trains.
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, OF For M delaware Railroad -0.nOS, 9.S5 a, M:
i'vo, oOOt 6.25 p. m. No Sunday trains.
For New Castle only,
t,ddrrot drot Harrington and intermediate sta
The daily gazette., 1882-02-15

ROR SALE.-The house S45 Tatnall
street, 10 rooms, conveniences, lot
l8x90, In excellent order and hnely To-
fehl4-st HEALD a CO.
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Fron Delaware Railroad-Rs0 IN aks n.
trains. WV y. M NO SUNDAY
'FroR New Castle only.
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rns5 ION Wilmington and Northern Rail-
s60 snpda0 Is, S'45, l1,S5 a. m. 6,65 p. m, No
n ~ rom Delaware Western Railroad-sOO
- "' Alb =. m, No sunday trains' WV
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Aeet1ngs Tonight.
WEDNESDAY.

Hope Lodge, No. s, o.o:F.
Champs Champion das Ledge, RI No; p 8, K; IS SfP'
Morning Star Division, No. 2, s. Oft.
Harmony Lodge. No. 8. A. o. g. r
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DIED.

sHUBRICK.-Died February II, 1882,
Julia s.. 5hubrick, widow Of the late
Commander IrvineShubricki q. 3. N.
The male friends of the family are re-
spectfuIly invited to attend her funeral
ffom the residence of Mrs. 8. II. DUPONT,
on Wednesday, February 18th, at 1880 a.
M, without further notice, to proceed 70
81. Joseph's Church. feblS-2t~
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AMUsRMRNTs.

The Opera House was well Hlled last
evening TO greet the appearance of The
Fisk UnIverHty Glse singers. The
singing of the company waS highly en-
joyed. The proceeds Of the entertain
byterian church.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-15
Among Railroad
Brak emSn.

GREENWICH, Conn.,, February IA
GeorRe Reynolds, brakemsn on the
New York, New Haven and Hartford
Railroad, was found dead on the track
bear Greenwich last Friday. He had
fallen from the night freight train. At
khe inquest to-day another brakeman
hsmed Brundige testified that he had
Been Reynolds and the conductor COM
Ipg out Of saloon at Stamford before
Sbe train started. He said that drunk
buness on the road was not an uncom-
mon thing, and that there was scarcely
\ day but that q drunken brakeman
might b. seen. Another brakeman,
banned Delaney, testified that Roy
holds was so drunk az to need assist
ance TO get on the train. The conduo-
tor testified that he saw Reynolds
in a saloon and that he took o glass Of
beer himself. The Jury rendered q
verdict finding that Brakeman De-
laney was blamewOrthy for not having
the conductor Of Reynolds
condition, and that the conductor who
saw Reynolds in a saloon In Stamford,
should have prevented him from occu-
pylng his position as brakeman.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-15

A ET.BACK.-The Brooklyn and
|Coney island Elevated Railroad
scheme received a severe setback
Monday in decision from the Su-
preme Court Of New York city, to
the effect that no mans property
should be taken or injuriously affects
ed by the construction and operation
of said road, except upon condition
that compensation for all damages
sustained be made with ample pro.
lection against the direct infringe~
ment OF the rights of property. The
decision affects the company known
as the East River Bridge and Coney
Island Steam Transit Corporation.
The rapid transit commissioners that
had been appointed to lay down the
route had made a report In favor of
lt,and 1t was this report which elicits
ed the decision.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-15
HOW TO SECURE HEALTH

It is strange any one will suffer from
arrangements brought on by impure
BEo5b BEtafb fEs hsAthlASbA 4RSP vi D t9,. OF
store health 10 tbs eBhysical organization.
1t is a strengthening syrup, pleasant to
take and the BEST BLOOD PURIFIER
ever discovered, cnring Scrofula, Svphi-
lite disorders. Weakness of the Kidneys,
Erysipelas, Malaria, Nervous disorders,
Debility, Bilious complaints and Dis
eases oeq the BIo0d, Liver T. Il idneys,
Stomach Skbn cetc, II ,,a..,f s,,.,,,,--z
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TRAINS LEAVE FoR WI, Nr,,your,,,

phu.a, NOu W14MINHIUN
Ayenns sinania-Broad and Washington
m. ''lOi o'LV, lU.lo Q. M. $40 D.
5Is ISfw o. S S9astle-s.ss, $40, n.4o a. m. as.
Unlimited Express trains.
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gaBAKRR's- PALM, ,PANACRA cnres
nain.in Man nr Ranat

lsDR ,ROGEBsIW0RM SYRUP II
tantl destroys WORMS, H.
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as running only on Sunday,
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1882-06-01
NOTICE

Is hereby given, that petition TO
vacatc the following named streets in
the village OF Grayling, Crawford
county, is on file with the county clerk
of said county, and that the hearing
will be at the next term of the circuit
court for Crawford ~a'ise.'- - i--i-'i a
July 9th, A. ID. 1882, at 8 o'clock n. III.
Said streets named in petition are:
Michigan avenue, west of the j., l.. &
). X. X. track.
Ogemaw street, west of the j., l.. & $.
X. II. tack.
Ottawa street, west of the J., l.. & s.
II. X. track.
Oak street. entire (or TO the intersec-
ton of Lake street..
J. MAURICE FINN.
De:uty Clerk.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1882-06-01
GROVE.

IT. Editor. and the Readers Of TIE
.hcdi0Rche.
] ask for your deepest sympathies for
the township of Grove, for great ca
lanity has fallen on said township
Oh! that my head was water and mine
,yns "a fountain of tears that | could
do justice to my feelings. But excuse
me! had forgotten, in my deep afilic-
tion, that you know nothing of this
sad calamity, therefore | will inform
you if my feelings will allow.
Last September we, the grand and
noble men of said township who wish
to elevate ourselves and all mankind
thought we would improve ourselves
and educate our children and fit them
to fill our places after we pass to the
beautiful world beyond, so we called
meeting in district No. 5 to that effect
in September and organized farmers
club amid cheer and lofty anticipa-
tions of what the effect would be on
, :.
''' ',~,''., 0',,"r
,nnointod tl,a nevt meeting four weeks
distant, To be held at the school house
in district No. 3, where we met and
had feost of tha sonl and we was
carried to the seventh heaven, rs our
,,,or,,,or,l,;, i,.raosad thar avaning
t,.,,,, - un to ,bon+ an We tbau adj
;,,r,ad for forr ,vaa.s I'm tba school
hon.e IN distr;ct No : whore we had
a,otbor f.,st of tb, sorI and w. an
;ovod Il i,,na,seIv We tben nd
ionr,ed to meet D.c u 1881 Mt the
s.,,, rl,ca oh, how con ,vr;ta IL
We mot thera according to adjourn-
mani We did s,vi on no. one
,. ,od o,,d t,,,,. ,ua,nbar mo-, thara and
com,nuned with himself and then nd
iourneJ to moot /, March NJ tl,e school
house in district No = oh, how long
and draorv was tha time to all IN.
p,au,bors and when the day came for
( tho u,sating nIas' fnr frau human ma.
tura all tho pa,nha,s had forgotten
thu dav or was so tired tbev could not
90 and vour humble servant Thought
those be,utifnI entertainments had
forever passed awoy and il prieyed him
.ore. Lut his Loort wos uode honnv
.,,,in wban so,na of his no.t infuen.
=, ....,,t., CO.., -,
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1882-06-01

. The Bay City Tribune of May 30th
sends out a strong editorial on Con
gressional matters urging the nominal
tion of "A Bay City candidate. 1t says:
The Tribune desires first OF all the
election of n Republican member of
Congress from the Tenth district. Sub
orlinated 20 this is the desire that n
Bay City Republican shall be the nom
inee Subsidiary TO this result are
good feeling and unity in the party. 49,
\ united delegation will give Bay the
nominations Were there hut one can
didate i'm the field i'm this city we
should regard the question as settled.
The claims OF the larger interests of
Bay City are acknowledged through
out the district. The outside counties
are bound TO this city by the strong
ties OF close business relations. There
is no interest existing anywhere in the
district which is not also represented
here. The manufacturing, CONNER.
cial and agricultural interests of the
district are understood and apprecia.
ted here as at no other point in the
district. This is Bay City's advantage.
Will the fullest use be made of it?-
Having faith in the Republicans of
Bay county. we answer the question ia
the affirmative.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1882-06-01
THE HONEST PORTER.

Gentlemen, | want TO announce
right here" he said, as he stood upand
Laid his hand ON the shoulder of the
porter, that this man is
an honest fellow In my absent-mind-
edness few minutes ago | gave him
half dollar for "A quarter. He has re.
turned it 10 me.
" Yes, sah-yes, sah," replied the
porter, as he ducked his head and
scraped his foot. "yes, sab, kase it's
got hole in it, salI, an reckoned you
was tryin' to beat me outer ten cents ''
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1882-06-01
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

There will be Democratic County
Convention held at the Court House
in Grayling on Friday the 10Th day of
June, 1882, at 2 o'clock p. IN, for the
purpose of electing one delegate TO the
State convention, one delegate To the
Congressional convention, two dele
gates to the Senatorial convention,
two delegates to the Representative
convention, and county committee
also 10 transact all other business that
may regularly come before the con-
vention The representation will be
three delegates from each township.
BY order Of County Committee.
j. o. HADLEY, Chairman.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1882-06-01
New Advertisements.
NOTICE

Is hereby given. that the Otsego and Crawford
County Improvement Company. corporation.
has mude application To the Board of SupeIN a.
Ors of MontmoIenty county for pCinh sion ip
construct a dam on a certain navigable stream
ia said county aud here natter me toned fui
the purpose OF improving the navigation Of ~ ~
stream with a special view to the hoatage of log~
timber, etc, the lucats n, he.gl t. and desciiT-
tion Of said dam being as follows. tDwit: OIi
the East branch of Big Creek at the outlet uf
Twin Lakes. on e Il pf NV Il OF section Ss. iu
town ~ north Of range east, to be 5 feet hgl
and 366 feet wide from bank tobank with shuts'
not less than 10 feet wide for the passage uf loes
and timber To be constructed In substa stiul
manner Of logs. timber aud earth. Said applicE
ton VIII be- heard and determined by said Boa a
on Monday the 18th day of June. 1852. at 10 o.
clock "A. m at lilman. in said county.
Dated May 2ith. i9s.
ALFRED WHITE. Prcsidcn,
q. T.. VI. CUTCHEON, secretary.