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Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1882-05-25
FREDERiCVILLE.

Editor Ap0ldDche:
Planting has begun and everybody
is as busy as they usually are at such
seasons.
A boiler and engine are on FLATS y
on our side-track to attach to j. T.
HUNS portable saw mill.
Weather continues dry and forest
fires are raging in our immediate vi
vinity, doing as yet comparatively lit
tie damage.
Palmer Chamberlain has returned
from the southern part of the State,
where he has been making short stay
A brother-in law. Mr. VIM. Ransom,
accompanies him.
On Saturday, the 20th, a caucus was
held at the school house i'm this village
which resulted in the election of Su-
percisor Jesse A. Barker and Collins
w. Wight ~ delegates to the county
convention to be. held on the 25th in
Grayling.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1882-05-25
PERE CHENEY.
Editor Ardidnche.

Editor ArdidRche.
Ed Connolly has put in stock of
groceries and provisions.
W. l.. Robson, of Inghain. was in
town this week looking after his place
here.
Sewelrs store is fast assur.ing pro-
portions and will soon be ready for
occupancy.
The fine weather for the past week
has wakened people mp to the fact that
it is garden time, and all are busy.
}. Mcintyre returned last week from
Detroit. bringing work team home
with him which he purchased at that
place.
On Wednesday week Fairs mill cut
3, 562 feet of lumber i'm one hour, cut.
ting / 300 feet the last fifteen minutes,
requiring thirty logs. Next
The ladies of this place have raised
money by subscription to purchase a
new bell for the school house, and Che
ney will soon begin TO boom"
Madame RuInor says there was q
Greenback meeting here week before
last. Can't find any one who could
enthuse enough TO attend. Leave tn,
meeting part off next time If you wan
an audience, Mr. Greenbacker.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1882-05-25
TIE CAUCUS.

Pursuant TO call a number of the
Republican voters of the township of
Grayling assembled ut the court house
on Tuesday evening last to appoint five
delegates TO the county convention
which convenes at 3 o'clock thi. p. H.
The caucus was called to order by
DIR. o. Palmer, chairman of township
committee, and on motion Mr. J. NJ
Jones was shosen chairnian of the
meeting and MIR. l.. Berka secretary
The following delegates were then
chosen:
Messrs. David London, G.. t. Strunk,
VIM. a. Masters, j. s. Harrington, T..
r. Buck.
There being no further business "a
be considered, on motion adjourned
sine de.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1882-05-25
NOTICE

Is hereby given, that petition to
yacat; vac t9ee foll8wiBT4 gangs. stlseeiIs,ia
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 county, TO be held
July 9Th, A. ID. 1882, at 9 o'clock n. IN.
Said streets named in petition are:
Michigan avenus, west Of the j., l.. g.
s. X. Il. track.
Ogemaw street, west of the J., l.. 4 :.
X. X. track
Ottawa street, west of the j., J.. 4 y.
r. X. track.
Oak street, entire Tor TO the inter~ec-
tion of Lake street,.
J. MAURICE FINN,
Deputy Clerk.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1882-05-25
A. b. c..
More anon.

The Bay City Tribune, of the 18th.
gives an exceedingly just article in re.
gard to the progress and building i'm
provements Of our city, and the agri
cultural development of our county
but closes with the paragraph 'Craw
ford county, in the Cor gressional mat
ter, will support the candidate of Bay
county, believing IL will Hatch out tn,
best man," which we imagine is lit
tie premature, or in other words
counting chicks before they are Hatch
ed. Crawford county will probabI.
speak Loud in the Congressional mat
ter.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1882-05-25
FOR SALE OR TO RENT.

Mr. III. u. p. Schmidt, of Frederic
vile, offers his hotel for sale or rent
Mr.. Schmidt's poor health forces him
to leave the hotel business. The lotci
is large-will accommodate forty or
more; two large waiting rooms and AZ,
extensive dining-room makes II borh
convenient and agreeable. AZ the ho-
tel is the only one in FredericVillc
which is fiourishing little village ia
the midst of farming and numbering
region-.t is II very desirable property
to own or rent. For terms inquire Of
Mr.. Schmidt ut Fredericville. NIL :
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1882-05-25
HENRY NJ. LOUD'S CANDIDACY.

From the Saginaw Courier.
The Alcona RecietC strongly advo
Gates Henry NJ. Loud. of Oscoda, us
Republican candidate for Congress in
the Tenth District. 1t says:
AS u business man and lumberman
he has occupied a position among the
foremost, ami we cannot speak of his
intellectual qualities but in terms of
the highest praise. lie is a forcibe de-
batter and is thoroughly posted on all
the great national questions, and we
feel assured in saying that he would, if
elected, represent the Tenth District
with great credit to himself and his
constituency. Being himself largely
lenrifiad with the lumber and indus
trial interests of Michigan, in which
Business he has had large experience.
there is no question a. To his fidelity 10
tariff and protection, and his DISPOSE
ii ,n to labor ~ q ously TO promo
tion of the business of the tarner, the
merchant, the manufacturer and the
mechanic.
The Re1ieU notes the names of two
or three Bay candidates and claims
that Bay ought to concede the noni-
w a oboiC it ItcCttU
and other shore papers may as we'll un-
derstand at first that Bay will concede
nothing. She Is determined to control
the political fortunes of the Tent Ii dis
trict, and unless the zeal of her politi.
clans overcoInes their sagacity, will
doubtless succeed. Combination OF
the other counties i'm the district wo' d
enable them to defeat the schemes OF
Bay, but il is doubtful If it will prove
successful. The most potent agency
in defeating Bay in the convention will
he her own people. OF late Bay has
never been able TO unite upon candi-
date, and has thus quarreled while 9th
er couDties have carried off the prize.
Thee is every probability of a repeti
Hon. t.. F. Gibson is laying his ropes
for the nomination, and Hon. III. ii
Hatch. who leads the other wing OF
the party. is losing no time in erecting
political fences. Hon. James Brine!
is coming home from the Hague, anc
his name is already mentioned rs q
Congressional aspirant. He certainl,
would make a dignitied and able rep
resentative. Over these men there b
every likelihood of a quarrel and spill
i'm Bay, and il the candidate S in othe
portions OF the district are able to TAX,
advantage of the opportunity. one o
) them may capture the prize.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1882-05-25
STATE OF MICHIGAN,

COUNTY OF CRAWFORD.
Deeming it necessary, do hereby iix
and appoint a special term of the cir
cult court in and for the county al
Crawford, to commence and be held ar.
the court house in the village OF Ora, :
ling, in said county, OH the 9th day oi
July, A. ID. 1882, at 3 o'clock in the
forenoon.
Dated May IL, 1882.
j. b. TUTTLE.
Circuit judge.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1882-05-25

He escorted his sweetheart to the
gallery one day and Ia 4 her picture
taken She selected the impression
she liked best, and few days after
ward dozen photos were sent home
to her. Whea Charley called in the
evening he asked her how she was
pleased with them. Pretty well, "
she answered. "only They're so awful
ly pale; they don't show the color of
my skin ut all "Ob, never mind
about that" sncouragingly answered
Charley; I've got some yellow ochre
home and will touch 'em up for you" !"
Then big gulf seemed to- open be-.
tween them and il remains open yet. -
Brooklyn Eagle.
Lawrence, my dear, snid his wife
wreathed in smiles, =" wish you had
been in church this morning. Mr.
Jones was very interesting, and wher
he prayed for the absent ones -
We'll, that accounts for IL. then.
haven't caught such string Of fish 70
year az did this morning. - Detroi
Free Press.
A deaf man lately married was ask eC
at the club about his bride, is sh
pretty1" NO" replied the deaf ger
tleman; mo, she is not. but she wi
be when her father dies"
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1882-05-25
From the Ic.co County Gazette.

From the Iosco County GaEstta.
Through the Oscoda Ne,cs, Henry
n. Loud, of that place. signals his can
didacy for Representative in Congress
from this the Tenth district of Michi-
gan. In seconding the name of Mr..
Loud for this position, we voice the
sentiment of nearly every citizen in
this portion of the district, and We
may add of large majority of those
in the whole northern portion of it,
who know of his eminent qualifications
and fitness for the position.
In the Congressional lconvention held
at Bay City four years ago. Henry nj.
Loud was one of three which stood
prominently before that body, and re-
ceived 16 votes on the first ballot, X
&. Horr received % and Ralph Ely 81.
Although there were not a sufficient
number of delegates representing the
shore To nominate, 30 long as there
was any hope of his nomination the
entire delegation voted for Mr.. Loud
but the developments of the conven-
ton rs, uIned such an attitude that it
was deemed advisable to give the bal
ance of power TO X. Il. Horr, which
1 WaS uOfit OH tiit loth DdtOt.
We are not aware that Mr.. Loud has
ever been an aspirant for political pre-
ferment until this portion of the dis
trict presented his name for Congress
four years ago; and the excellent show
ing then made with the contending in.
fiuences was one of which we may just
Iy feel proud, and with the new appor
tionment, we are encouraged to th'
belief that he will be the choice of th'
next Tenth District Congressional Con
vention.
Mr.. Loud has during most of his lif
been engaged in such business pursuit
"a better fit him for the needs Of thi
salt and lumber district than any 9th
er man in our knowledge. and his ei
forts i'm Congress would de directed fo
{ the benefit Of his constituents as wel
, az for the class he particularly reprs
, sents.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1882-05-25

Tn the same day--but MT at the
same place nor hour-Messrs Lewis
Jensen and Thomas J. Woodfleld were
immersed, three or four pine logs con
ducting the ceremony. If you wish to
learn full particulars, call on them at
the store of Sailing. Hanson & Co.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1882-05-25
New Advertisements.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Land Offic- at Reed City. wi-t..
May 18th. iss2
Notice Il hereby given that the following nGUicd
settler has fled notice Of his Intention Ia male
final proof In support of hiscaini, aud fual ctltv
thereof, and that said proof will be made bcrore
the Clerk OF the Circuit Court Of Crawford cuu'
ty. Michigan, at the county seat, on Saturday the
lat day OF July, ,is,S, viz: Charles Wagner. h0ue-
stead entry No 6tg2 for the ~ n e a. 80 ~.
3 N, W. and NAMES the following ~tt''t -s,s
to prove his continuous residence upon AT 4 cub
tivation of said tract VIZ:
1Reuben Babbitt, Sr.. .of Grayling q: ei.d
Reuben Babbitt, Jr., ~ Grayiing a, snc J,tn
o. Hadiey OF Grhyling y o; and David IonccB ~
mssw5 EDWARD STEVENSON, Hes.s:,r.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1882-05-25

Rubber paint makes better finish,
costs less, and will wear twice az long
as any other paint ever made. In the
southern part of the State II Is used
more extensively than all other paints
combined. One trial will convince
anyone. For sale at DIR. Travsr's drug
store. 20eow
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1882-05-25

The Ogemaw Herald says: {" The
Congressional business begins To warm
mp early in this district. aud il looks a.
if the political pot would bile be
fore hot weather. The warriors along
the shore have already dug MP The
TO nahawk, put on the war paint.
and are making Loud attacks upon tle
unsuspecting natives of the interior.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1882-05-25
M ARR ED.

In Crawling, Saturday, May 20th,
1882, by Rev. VIM. Putnam, George
T.. Johnstone, of Milwaukee, and Hat
tie King, of Grayling
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1882-05-25

All trains on Saginaw Division daily
except Sundays. Connecting trains
leave Chicago III daily except sun
days, and . p III daily except Saturday.
Wagner Sleeping Cars on night traiilS'
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1882-05-25
DIED.

In Grove township, Friday. May 10,
1882. Philip Kneth, aged years.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1882-05-25

After full nsideration the Re
publicans of th and the shore coun-
ties have determined to present the
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1882-05-25
IMMERSIONS.

Mr.. Wylis Shellenbarger received
the rite of baptism on Sabbath last,
Rev. Mr. Putnam officiating.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1882-05-25

All trains daily except Sundays.
4. C. BROWN, Asst General supt.,
jackson. =,
FRANK !. WHITNEY, Asst Genl
Pass. and Ticket Ag't, Chicago.
II. d. LEDYARD, Gen. Mgr, Detroit:
q. w. RUGGLES. Gen. Pass. ana
Ticket Agt., Chicago.
w. A. VAUGHAN, supt Mask'naw
Div, Bay City.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-12-19
The Prophet Honored in His own

The Prophet Honored in His Own
Country, Even in His Own House.
The honest, simple narrative of Mrs. 5.
J. Whip, who resides at No. III Williams
street, Providence, K. l.:
s'During the past six or seven years l
have been severely afflicted with kidney
disease. causing intense back aches, dizzi-
ness and other severe pains through my
body and limbs, rendering me so weak
and PROSTATE that at times it was i'm
possible for me to do any part of my house
work. l have had also a fluttering of the
heart, and was terribly distressed for
breath. | was very miserable, and COM
pletely worn out and discouraged; | had
no ambition to undertake to do anything,
and barely sufficient strength to render
existence desirable, having failed to find
any relief from the doctors pre-
scriptions. At this trying crisis
a friend persuaded me to obtain
a bottle OF Hunts Remedy. and | now
rejoice that ! followed this friendly advice,
for the remedy acted like a charm in my
case. After ! had taken a few doses, my
health began to improve felt better
every way The tiuttering of the heart.
the intense back aches and terrible short
ness of breath speedily disappeared, my
strength and ambition soon returned. and
before 1 had taken two bottles of the rem
edy was entirely well, and able TO wash
and iron and do nv house work. Once in
a while | am troubled with the headache,
and as soon as ! am taken / resort to
Hunts Remedy. and few doses fix me
all right. l shall never be without it in the
future. l have frequently recommended
the Hunts Remedy to my friends, and
they have experienced relief from the first
dose. / heartily recommend it to all who
l. L IL
eases of the liver, bladder, or urinary
organs. / think that no family should be
without it. Mrs. 5. j. WHIPP,
NO. III Williams St, Providence, RI.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-12-19
THE Devil Turned Monk 3,

Defeated and driven to the wall, the
Republicans have turned reformers. and
are now more Jealous than the refOrmers
themselves. As they could not expect
longer to maintain their grip on the public
offices, they evidently decided that the
next best thing to do was to ozark with
the hounds" and affect submission to the
voice Of the people. If this does not
mOllify enraged public sentiment, it will
mt least involve their opponents in trouble,
confuse their cOunsels and endanger
their easy sailing into power
in 1884. Senator Browns opposition TO
was a gOd-send to break the monotOny Of
a hypOcritical submission, and afforded
the opportunity most coveted to declare
the Democrats insincere. The Radical
press is jubilant and grateful for this cud
10 chew, and will twist and turn and di-
vide it into as many long spun theories as
possible. They put and answer their
own questions in reference to the
real meaning of the Democratic
party, and daily set up and demOlish their
men of straw on the reform measures.
fOOlishly hoping by such twaddle to in
cense and disgust to such an extent as to
drive the Democratic party from its own
chosen ground, sand that upon which it
precipitated them from power. They
could not be induced TO attempt reform
measures until soundly thrashed for re-
fusal, and it is certainly incredible that
the people can be so soon deceived by a
party that held and plundered the govern
ment for twenty-five years, insulting all
petitions for relief from their expressions.
They will find that the country under
stands senator Brown, and that he repre-
sents the sentiment which overthrow the
Radical party. That power does not stand
in need Of Republican counsel, much less
of Republican reforms, at this late day.
since il has taken the matter of govern
ment reform into its own hands it pre-
fers to 90 on with the work and finish up
in its own way, and without making it a
prop to bolster n defeated and falling
party that should long since have been
hurled from power for its rOttenness and
raScalify
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-12-19
The Spirit of Speculation.

For years past the subject Of . corners "
in commodities Of daily consumption and
also in stocks has engaged public atten-
ton. Legislatures. recognizing the disas-
trOus effects Of these transactions upon
the well-being of communities, have en-
acted laws for their prevention, but thus
far little, if anything has been accom-
plished toward the desired end.
The New York Assembly recently ap-
pointed committee TO investigate the
subject Of corners" for the enlighten-
ment Of the legislators Of that state. The
committee has been in session for some
days past, and has had before it as Wit
nesseS a. to the business and moral
aspects of these transactions such
nOtables as Vanderbilt. jay Gould, Rufus
Hatch, Henry Ward Beecher and others.
The evidence adduced has added little
TO the stock of public information upon
the subject, but Mr. Hatch, whose testi-
mOny was delivered with a racy candor of
expression, probably summed up the
rGiSOH d'etre of corners in the epigram-
matte statement that 1--WE are nation
Of spectators" He AYERS, too,
that there is law
OF compensation governing corners"
by the operation Of which what is lost at
one time is gained at another, and that
the shOrn of the one period may be the
we'll feeced Of a later day. We fear.
though, that careful statistics would show
that the robust lambs are but a modest
proportion of the flock that wander into
seductive pastures.
There can be no doubt that the spirit Of
speculation, seconded by the corruption
Of our law makers, is contributing vastly
toward the segregation of wealth, and
raising up plutOcracy, which, if per-
United 10 strengthen itself. will in time
menace the happiness and well-being of
the moderately circumstanced and poorer
citizens Of the Republic. The profits of
speculation in general, which are not the
outcome Of sheer luck, are the result Of
the finesse Of the operator, and the aggre-
gate is taken from the Unwary.
Corners" are, in the main, hurtful to
the mercantile community and the con-
sumers. If Mr.. Hatch il correct in his as
, sumption that ''the merchant who con-
belongs to past generation" it is time
that the rigor Of the law were popular
lied.
Legislative remedies appear to be made
quate to remove the evil complained of,
and it may be well to recall the fact that
enactments are yalueless when not sup
ported by the moral influence Of cOmmu-
mites whose interests they are framed to
promote. The finest code that culture could
dictate would be useless to the FIJI island
ers, and so restrictive legislation must
command the approval of those who seek
( To apply it for their own benefit. When
the moral tone of our great marts shall be
I 50 elevated that gambling in stocks and
commodities of whatever kind shall be ia
bOOed, the excuses of speculation may be
cured. Meanwhile, though the average
4 gamester may reason ''nOthing ventured,
nothing had" he should recall the terse
I counsel of Punch to the wOuld-be voyager
upon the sea of matrimOny-'DOn
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-12-19
Excruciating Pain.

Edwin Freeman, of Norton, Mass, says:
Il have suffered the most eXcruciating
pain in my kidneys for years, and physi-
clans or medicine could not relieve me
until about three years since | commenced
taking Hunts Remedy, | purchased a
bottle at Blanding's drug store, in Provi-
dence, and took the first dose there, and
after using one bottle was free from all
pain, and, although this was three years
ago, | have seen no trace of disease. and
have not had to take any medicine since,
l believe Hunts Remedy to be the best
kidney and liver medicine ever known,
and | cheerfully recommend it to all suf-
ferers from this terrible disease" Trial
size. - cents.
Hunts Remedy is a purely vegetable
preparation, scientifically prepared by a
skillful pharmacist.-CO Cor.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-12-19


The bill to remove burdens from the
American merchant marine," elaborated
by the select committee, was reported
Saturday in the House and in the Senate.
Mr.. Cox proposed two amendments, one
to make free of duty all materials used in
building ship, another giving the right
to purchase ships abroad. 1t would be "A
great thing if we could get such law.
John Roach is yet to be heard from, how
ever. and he NAV not permit it.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-12-19
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