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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-07-16

M1I6tIbe feit lilb be9ebrt. OrOindre
bis mittel9roBe 22.O0@36.OO quite bis re6t
quite 42.OO@54.OO, bette %. 00@65.OO.
Cd 10 e / tie. : 3uflbr ca. 10000 Stiid
9egen Y, 900 Stiid i'll Der Sorpo6e. Qreilt
9e9en Die Sorlpode bebe1teno nieOri9er.
Nor. Samftus: Sumita9:
2cidte Sdweine. -. 6.15@6.45 5.50@5.75
Sdmere sun E0feln 5.80@6.12t 4.9O@5.15
Sd1pere /. Serldllot 6.10@6.25 5.O0@5.25
Gerfouit nurben II. u:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-07-16

DeT 5aben Sic fid fdon eins
NAL iiber3eu9t, penn Sic in Chi
caeo rparen, mie biuig uno gut
man in oem ero6ten oeutiden
8lrtnrr- 0rfd1aft int a1trItrm
Mmsl9e fir 3f1anmrr, 8mas
brm uuo Rtmnrr, ebenio 2lles
pas sar 9erren-2lusfattung ge-
bort, oort fault?
Sitte, iibersenget sic fi9 eitutaI lelbb
iue1t,t sic CUR Stant %fOmnteu, bel
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-07-16
t1nfaQ In ctnet,t stetnbrud1.

Sn benz yGureta" Steinbru6, Der it6 4
Dfeilen luoltd bon Semont beftnDet uno
Gtgent6um ber vGDtcago & Gemont Stone
So" lift, ereignete ii6 Dor9eltert gta6ntts
tag, I'M 4 1br ettpa, etn llngll6sfou, Der
bier Der bort bel6Gftt9ten Nrbeltern boS
2eben %tDitete..
Oas llngli6 tpur6e 6aour6 berurla6t,
6a6 einer Der Stride, tpe[6e ben Nufsugsz
frabnen, Der CUR Belt NIT 3 Gonnen Srudz
flein belaitet iDar, in gOlition 6ielten. pl0Bz
lid rib. Der &rabnen ftlir5te init letner
9ait pfeilgeidDi10 CUR Gr6e nllo ull9lilfz
li6er W8etle geraoe in Der &t6tung, ben Die
fih 3ur SLu6t tpenoerl0cn Nrbeiter 9enOn1z
men Dattelt.
Die 9tamen Der 10 idb um'S 2cben @ez
fommenen fin0: Sobn @alb, Nn0retD tballs
ien, So6n Soblmann uno S6on1as WarO;
nur Der %@ritgenannte tpa D%erbeiratbet.
Sci benz iiber bic 2eidelt %abgebaltenen
Srlqueit ga6cn bic @iel6iporene1 ben MaDrz
ipru6 ab, baB Die gi9eltbiimer beS Steinz
brud)s fein SaoeI treffe, Die S6ulo aber
BEN Sabritanten ber 9lufSu9sz Npparate 5uz
gemeilen tneroen miiiie, tDctl pplt tbnen
Wfaterial benltbt tDoroeI Jet, tDelGes ull5
tau9lt6 9epeien.
Offeue IS a Drbeit in tIaren @orz
ter Sisenbe 8ei6Gfti9uns, Wton9el at
Sepe9un9. un9ebOri9eS lllo ulregelmdBigeS
@ilen ober 8rtuten, GrtGltung, fOrperli6e
ober 9eiiti9e lleberonltren9un9, gei9le6tli9e
@usl9mei fun9elt, nllreine HIft lnD Wtalaria
id,p6den Die yebenstrdfte, p~ergiften oas
glut, perberben rnb perbiden bic SGfte 6es
S0rperS l1b itOrcn leine 9eiunbe SbGtt9tett.
Sin Ntittel, bas ben 9ellrlben Slutunllollf
wieberberltellt, miro Die SranfbeitSurla6e
unieblbor beleiti9en unb 6eillng b%rin9en,
inlofern eS Der &ranfbeit porbeugt. Oils nm
feblbores Otittel bafiir liro ct. Sernaro
&rGuterpillen bcriibmt. = gu 20 GentS
bel Qpotbeterm Al babem.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-07-16

1tnfer Geiicnocr 6. 3ptDe befttd)t
9c9cnlu0rttg 1tifcrc sI~bouwcntct
TT WttdJi90u 1tno SDic-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-07-16
House.
AYERS
HAIR VICOR

rerfeibt ersrouenbein Ober srauent Soar nit bent GlonO
Der Su9tnbiriihe cine retdc br1uite ooer, ic nod Mintd,
cine ticizidmorSe Sorbe; aud idrbt cs bellies obcr rotbeS
!Sadr bunfcl; biinrer Soormuhs nirb ptrbibtct NIB oft
ioaor, pcnn drd nidt INNER, SdbltopNgtett 9tbetlt.
is p~crbinbert bos AuSfauen bcs 9nores nnb belehf
idmude1 ober frGntIidci Suorpuhs. IS Derbinhert uno
bcjIt Sdoric ltno S6nppsu NIB bcilt taft ale Srontbeis
tcu ser Sopibaut. us Eoiletter;aRtttel iir bic Tomers
Sriirr lit es uniibertrciiIid. Us cntbait wcbtr Gel nod
ISdrbe, ntu6t bS 0aor meib, 9I1n5eno rno ieioemdrti9
limb pteIcibt ibnl Cinen 3ortcn, dngcnebncn nnb bonern'
ben Eariirt.
Z. M. y ID IN Der Giocntbiner bes .DieNrtbus
GCbto) enquirer, iost: rNper's pair Si9or" lit elm
aanS oussc;eihnetes Grdparat iir bos @oar. Sd iprebe
aug cigencr Griahrunq. Sein Sebrdn9 forocrt ben
23u6S :teuer SPARE uub rnadt tic 1ueid ntte 9ldriero.
Tos rTiecr" lit cine e6cnio iid)erc 6nr 9e9eit s%opigrino.
Sclpcit i'd mid erinnere, bot has Grdpnrot gu meineT
6citet Suiriebenbeit otipirft."
,Erou 8. u. Vreseott Itbreibt aus -Gbdrlestopn,
Ntafi, Glmitrn6e no. IS, ant 3. llprtt 1882: s8or Saei
sSabrcr einocn mir ctua ,Dci Griitel meines 9adres
aus. Is wurbe iebr Ibrel Hmm nro ih rouroe lhnen
fnbl. Der GScbruuf non rIpcr's 9otr Bigor" bal benz
Ginbolt ectbor, has 0dor be9ain nu u mdd}icr uue
mad eincm Wtonot mar uretr 6npt aoH; nit tnr;cni Ddor
bebcdi. GS lit weiter gewddien nnb ieyt. 10 gut ds es
por BEN NuSfoacn mar. Sd babe cine Siald1e RON ecn
.0ieor" r~c9elnldbig 9ebrondt, braude Cs ober ieSi nur
aeteocntTid ais GoilctmttieI."
g&tr heibeu 6nrncrte dbnlider Seugrthe Iber BITE
YSirflomfeif DON yNDer's pair 2$i9or". Us bcedrf rnr
zines @crlud)s, tim aud ben lln9Idubisiten pom ietnem
gSertbe 3u iiberSen9en.
Teriertiet pon
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-07-16

ttnfcr 9fetfcuScr $3err sen. gSig=
gers bcrcift 9c~9euIoartig ole Staat
ten SOtpa 1tgtS gSebraSf0.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-07-16
Wtctm0rft.

6tnSnieD. : Gie 3utubr dn bieicln
Mortte belief ii6 auf circa 46, 900 @tiid ober
orf ca. $4,000 Stiid nebr oils lit Der Sors
node. 0ieieS beoeutenbe Ius9ebot tonnte
natilrli9 ni1t perfeblen, eir 8ei6en Der
Yreile Su perIria6en, rno mir boben 9e9en
bic 8orUo9e eiten Jtiid9an9 uon 15-6Oc.
fir baS 100 ID al per;ei6men. Tol9enoes
linn Nip SurhIduitpSnrPiiP.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-07-16
StaOt Cblta0O.

@crr 0cOrs 3n6crt, @cncrat=
9sgctt raa Correspondent Oer 81.
Thanksgiving, bclu@t ge9cnlpar=
tt9 S9tota Mmo WtiuuciUt1.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-07-16
9as @cbcm auirS iducu acfdhrSct

burd) llitbdttgteit Der 9ticren. Sn idlimmcn ,fdllcn crz
seu9t ibtc llittbGti9teit mn Die Darous ioloenor Smif<
bebaltun9 ber itdDli6tn Scitonotbetlc bCs Noiu9 In,
~Srontbeit enbet supeilen 10. Sine milpc Netiuna,
lpcnn bic 9tiereit ltdrr werber, lit oft bas MttteI. mn
idlimniere 6ol9en abSupcnbcr. Sin burnireibeuocs
Ntittcl, in wcl6cm Der ltimulircnbe NonptbellonotbciI
bird Scrbinout9 nit &ilanSenitoiiet Don bctunnlrr
regulirenber strait %9crtitbert, it i'll y oltetter's NE a.
genbtttciem Sl tnben, iue(des itGrft, ,pdbrcuo cs
lider baiIr ais bic tcilsebotencm mcoisiniidet 9(ci;z
mitttl. Sein Seitiscr Ucbroud sur Nerbituuq ppn
&icrenz NIB &ldienitOrnu9eu int lebr rutbiam, "a bers
orti9e yetoeh 81 ben turftbariten, bic man tcnnt, oeb6z
ride Srautbeiten, 0pspeple. $Dortleibigteit, Ycberlcibcr
Soptrenuen,~l lebelteii, biliDies &opiweb, 9beumotismus
NIB ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-07-16
Offene @ a brbei IN tIaren @orz
&iEpnhe 9SeihGftinunn MfnrneL OIL

2nfc.

"
Sn BET SibIlt9 ocs 0ellei1oeS orta1oeS
ami Montoe ,plr6e Der Otebrbeitsberi0t Der
ASoli,ei ent9e9cn9eltoninen peIdcr 145 Der
baftlGnoen nro SITS OH pcrbGl19ten @eloltro=
fen nodipies. Tos Webalt Ocr tEeuer1pebrz
lellte lpurbe nm $40 per Ntonot erbobt. Sine
Neroronutg lDltoe al9ellor1melt, 1pel0e titr
ben NISl6art bon Bier $3.50 ltno Don
S6nops $500 S0anfltceis= @ebilbr, soblbor
piertelidbrtid, feitlett. Nudl ioQ eineS0ont=
9iccn; anf ein Nicrtellabr als9e1ellt nerben
fonten. S'9tetl olel1l %ltinirlte 9e9el1 Diele
0er0nocrlln9.
llmfa1eloe Eeparaturet rperoen 9e9e1tz
m4rtie an bent Crib ul0 Der pon bort nad)
ben Gumpen fiibreroen 9So1lerleitltr9 ges
mo6t, lpeldc bur6 ben Sturilt I'M Sriibidbr
tart beldpGoi9t rpuroelt. Yer Crib 1Diro oId)
mt einem rellcn &bur1ne perieben 1pcrbe1.
een Der 9tdbe OeS SeeufersGorlo, liibltd
pom GupiSltruBe, lDuroc Don Den bort be-
ldditi9ten Nrbeiterll etlt 9roBeS Gtelett, nl1=
i0einenb bos eilleS Ne9ers, Wel1es ll19eIGbr
spei ,Sltb ulter Der Sberfl06e lag, olis9c9roz
ben. Sin 9roBes Dteler, bellel @riTI NIT
Xur1pen lntmltelt mar, tano lldD III Der 9t0De
Der @cbeine, luel1e III etlter &ilte pieOer be-
ordbelt murbelt.
Gate Niciu.
Sie HoliSei 9ebentt boS Gerbot eeoen bos
gobeu innerDalb Der SDmltz WrenSen Itrelo
Ourd;ufitbrcn. Gine &nsobl &erbaltlln9eiI
ppm &nabcn, Die III ben ge6mpiiieel I'M nett
li9en &beile bes &nlpn bobeteu, lino poreez
ltpntl1el1 mDrocl.
Sine uollltonbise 3Gblung oler @6ulfin=
bet miro ge9enpGrti9 porgclnmmen ltlD miro
etlua slpei Moden III anipru0 ncbmer.
gate.
2ebte1 Sienito9 Abenb fiel Gomucl Sol
Tins, oil 46. StroBe wobnbait, Don leincr
&eranoa lnb crlitt einen SGdbelbrld), Der
bolo oarauI ben Sob sur 5Solge bate.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-07-16
Vcrf6mfe

WGrE0Wfe.
G. 9. & 8. 81. ST., Soma Diu. 4s 5000 sn s6A,
1000 su 862S.
Chicago ettp Railipdp 4H's-5OOO gu 1896.
Qtpezyine Gerttiicnte5-10O0 b 10 sI l07.., 1OOUs 10
3u 1919, 1000 3u 1919, 1000 All 1075s.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-07-16

81 Gtit Ourbi9n..... 118 tb ;u $4.65
11S 70 2.60
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-07-16

ncStM &4bNcD1tcu+"
Or. 81. y. 4>iercc.- 9Scrtber Serr! Gertpiz
0cneu Nerblt mar meme So0tcr l1 Nblebs
me1um6 Scber meille, Iie meroe Die S6ipinoz
lll6t 6etoInmcl. Ga tauitc ld cine 1Slol6e
t&>brCr uFavorite Prescription" (yieblil95z
peroron,tng). GAS bot iDr 9ebolfcn. WtrS:
Wturp Oiuon, Wontrolc. Nalt. Set
allcn Npotbetern ST Dobcl.
= W.ittipo6 96enD gcAen8 ltbr bat ii6 ait
ser 6~arriipnitroBc ein llnglild Sugetra9cil.
Dem Elm Wtenidcnlcben gum Spfer fteL lllo
Oas lei6t nod iblilnmere Sol9en bdtte baz
ben f0nnen. gu Der angege6cllen :3cit fub@
relt George Wied, II Sabre alt, Nmalia
@ied, Is Sabre aft, Stepben @tcd, II
Sabre alt uno 9lntbo1ia Sbetnl, SEQ. 10
Gromerltrabe ~ipoGnDaft, in eilcnt einipdns
nigen 8uggp Die !9arril onitrabc cntlatlg.
Nl Der 8riide angclatgt, iplroe oas YterD
plobIih ldelt llno ralnte nit bent @cfdbrt
ulf bic Bride Su, Die Su auert llrgllld
outoeore6t iuar. Yfer0 nno Bqgen Derz
ldipanoeu nit Sen Snlalien DeS 2ebterer
in benz TSlulie ltuo 9tlc iuGrelt lunn1tttelDar
n~erlDreu a"etpelen, ipen1 nt6t 0lilfe i'll bet
gfG6e ~oetpclel ipGre. Captain Iboitas
O'9tetl, BON Dem Ganalboot rs. Walfcr",
oQS 1la6e Der Bride Dor llnfer Lag,
bate ben Borfall ipabrgcnon1n1elt lli1o tlr5
entl6loIicm ~itiirste ii0 Der braue Nfann IN
bic flutb. Ntit !6illfe eiliger III Der Ofdbe
bcfi1olidcr ycute gelang eS DEM Jetter, ale
sSnla1lcn be5 WagcnS, nit Nusl1abne pes
l7idbrigen stephan Oicd, bon penn &ooe
De5 @rtrilfens Su %bciDobren. EferD ulto
9Sooen ipuroe ebenFallS alfgcfunoen, 6nf
mar @rltere5 berett5 ertrltitfert. Der EdS
trouiuepaeen bradte bic @erettcten nab
ser Station an 9arrtionitg. An0 Don Oott
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1883-05-31
CURIOUS THINGS.

There is in Turin a tiny boat formed
of single pearl, which form it as
sumes i'm swell and cOncavity. It's sail
is of beaten gold, studded with dia-
mon Is. and the pinnacle light at its
prov is a perfect ruby. An emerald
serves as its rudder, and its stand is a
slab of ivory. 1t weighs less than half
on ounce. Its price is s., 600.
There is a watch in Swiss museum
only three siXteenths of an inch in di-
ameter inserted in the top of pencil
case. Its little dial not only indicates
hours, minutes and seconds, but also
days of the month. 1t is IA relic of the
times when watches were inserted in
snuff boxes, shirt studs and finger
rings Some were fantastic oval, oc.
tangular, cruciform, or in the shape OF
pearls, tulips. etc.
In 1878 Mark Scalliot, a blacksmith
of London, made for exhibition and
trial of skill one lock of iron, stee
and brass, all Of which, together will
a pipe-key to it, weighed but one grain
of gold. He also made chain of gold
consisting of 43 links, and having fas
tened TO this the aforementioned locl
and key, he put the chain about the
neck OF flea, which drew them al
with ease. All these together-loct
and key. chain and flea-weighed only
one grain and half.
Oswaldus Northingerus is said tC
have made 1900 dishes of turned ivory
all perfect and complete in every part
yet so thin and slender that all Of then
were included az once i'm n cup turne,
out of peppercorn of the common
size. They We're SO small as to be al
most invisible 60 the eye. They wer
presented to Pope Paul V.
Queen Victoria is in the possession o
a curious needle. 1t was made at tn
celebrated needle mandatory at Red
ditch and represents the column @
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1883-05-31

a large outlay to determine this ques-
ton, but ask az many az will to raise
one or two square rods of sorghun, on
various kinds of sandy soil and es
pecially very light sands, and let Inc
know the result at the end of the sea
son or when the seeds are ripe. Let
Inc know how many pounds of stalks
grow on the square rod, and let lie
have two or three joints of the stalks
for analysis, that may determine the
value for Sugal-making, and will pub
lsh the result of the whole inquiry,
giving each one credit for his work.
want the canes to be raised with
out manure, except the use of a snlal
handful of wood ashes TO each hill, OF
tablespoonful OF superphosphate tC
the hill In the report | want it dis
tinctly stated what manure, if any
was used.
The seed thould be planted by june
| L. IL IlOSSiDIt, III lllltS NlsItt Ittb fNi'aAi
each way, and four stalks left in eacl
hill Plant shallow, and cultivate tht
same aS corn. When the stalks are
ripe and the seeds black cat or IT,
head with about one foot of the top o.
the stalk, and weigh the came, IN Til
state.
If it can be shown that amber can,
will make a good growth OH these yer!
light and uuprJuising soils; il wa car
raise - forage crop where Eru>" ,eii
ana If ~ can ,urn tno.e sltt,r.n.
sauds into bright crystals of sugar. W.
may sweeten the lot of the pioneer il
more senses than one. Let each on,
contribute something TO this end, anC
definitely settle, if we can, the posi-
bilities of these unpromising soils. -
Prof. r. G.. Kedzie of the State Agri
cultural College in Lansing Republican
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1883-05-31

A colored divine held forth at tn"
school house in this city one evening
last week. We were unable to be pres
ent, but hear his discourse well spoken
of. The Rev. gentleman made short
call at the AVALANCHE Office the fol
lowing day, wanted to know of our
devil if we printed a paper here, and
on being answered in the Affirmative
by that unworthy individual his next
inquiry was whether il was "ielig
ious or secular paper" The devil,
with most benign smile Illuminating
his ugly countenance, politely inform
ed hin that il was neither the one nor
the other, but that it was Simon
pure bIack(D Republican sheet" Qn-
nocence profuseIy illuStrated.) The
Rev. Sir then took upon himself the
task of informing our ignorant and
utterly mischievous devil that "down
our way il paper il not re'igiovs
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1883-05-31

paper it must necessarily be a secular
paper" and Immediately departed, ev-
identity communing TO himself that II
ali devils are as ignorant as the AVA
LAScHE devil no wonder the world is
so full of devils and may the devil take
the hindermost devil and may lie
be that tall AVALANCHE devil. So
mote it bel
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1883-05-31
DEATHS.

On Tuesday, May 22, 1883, infant
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. ii
Turner.
On Wednesday, May %, 1883, Min
ME, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. n. Mick
elson.
On Thursday, Nay "a, 1888, Mrs.
Chas. II. Turner.
On.Sunday, May 81, 1888, infant sor
of Mr.. and Mrs Christian Range.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1883-05-31

Connections are made at St. lXnace Win W. =.
popular steamer City Of Cleveland Tor Detroi'
nad intermediate points ,,.,, .nd
The Michigan Central Railroad for Detroit and
ali points I'M Michigan and the East, South ana
Southeast -, ,,.,. ;;,,a
With the New England Tr Nnsportaton 60 lhS
FOR milwaukee,. Ceicago, Coliingwood, ana All
soints la Canada. ,,,.r q,
AT Marquette with the Marquette, Houghton q
ontsnagon Railroad for the Iron and Copper DIS
tric,s and with steamers for Duluth anu ue
Northwest. -. ,A .,
Through tickets on sale at Marquette anu o''
Lgnace and all points in Northern fenlhsua
Pullman Sl,1.I,efs on night express trains
uay trai ~ daily except sundays. -.
For information as TO passenger anu hIe'si J,
-. .nnlv 10 the office Of General Freight and
Passenger Agent ,,., NH
THoS. McgEOwN Gen1 Supt., Marquette, Mich
.r-,5,al Marquette, Mch.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1883-05-31
PATCHING PLATE.

Mends tinware, brass, copper, lead.
and iron of all kinds. Does it quickly
and well. One plate will do the work
that a tinSmith would charge you Sl2
or s;l5 for. Price. 25c per plate.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1883-05-31

DDCT not, life is sweeping
DL\ by, go and dare be-
Md fore you die. some-
thing mighty and su-
bline leave behind TO conquer time
SIS a week in your own town, 80 out
fit free; no risk everything new; cap
ital not required; We will furnish you
everything; many are making fortuns;
ladies make az much rs men, boys and
girls make great pay. Reader, If you
want business at Which you can make
rr,at pay all the time write for partlc
mar. to n, Hallett & Go, Portland, Me.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1883-05-31
SOUTHWARK.

All trains daily except Sundays.
T.. c. BROWN, Asst Generla Supt.,
Jack son.
FRANK ]. WHITNEY, Asst Gen1
Pass. and Ticket Ag't. Chicago.
II. B. LEDY ARD. Gen. NJ 'gr, Detroit.
o. w. RUGGLES, Gen. Pass. and
Tick ct \ It, Chicago.
W. a. VAUGHAN, Supt. Maciinaw
Div, Bay City.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1883-05-31

II you desire any Information in re-
t.,1 to NY i,arsr or rngazine pub
lish-i IN ,llis .ra frreipn country. cell
." e. r. riruhs, ai ;ie A. ANcuE
sN1es
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1883-05-31
FOR SALE.

A good new milch cow. For partic-
ulars, inquire OF Philip Moshier, Jr.
this city.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1883-05-31

All trains on Saginaw Division daily
except Sundays. Connecting trains
leave Chicago III daily except Sun
days, and pm daily except Saturdays.
Wagner Sleeping Cars on night trains.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1883-05-31

Through the Upper Peninsula "
Nichigdn.
24O Niles Shorter and IL hours quicker
than any other line bet0een Detroit
Southern Michigan, and al
Points East and Southeast
and The Iron and Cop
per Districts.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1883-05-31
LONDON CEMENT.

IT saves more than ten times its cost
in mending articles that get broken,
such as furniture, china, glassware,
crockery. porcelain, marble, ivory,
meerschaum, leather, etc. Its useful
ness recommends it to every economi.
cal household. Price 25c per bottle.
Lead Pencils.
4 good cedar pencil, the best of lead.
Always retailed at Sc each. | sell them
with rubber tips, Sc; without, 2c.
G. +, STRUNK,
AVALANCHE OFFICE,
Grayling, Mich.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1883-05-31
OH, SAY!
LOOK HERE!

/ have on sale the following novel
ties. Read the list over and see il j
haven't something tnat you want:
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1883-05-31
PICTURE FRAMES.

A very neat ebony-flnished white
lined frame. Sizes, Sx10 and 10x14.-
Prices, 2jc and 35c, with backs.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1883-11-21
The Norman elder, Morgan, with eighty

The Norman elder, Morgan, with eighty
Southern proselytes of the most ignonni
class, passed through Kansas City satur.
day, en- route to Utah.
John b. Detwilder. leading merchant
OF Omaha, Neb., died Sunday morning,
aged co.
Louis Rlbiger, clothier, OF Des Moines,
Saturday filed q assignment for tho benefi,
Of his creditors.
At Harrodsbug, Ky, Saturday night,
half square of buildings burned, the loss
being placed at $2O.o 900.
The leave of absence Of Mgr. Capel has
been extended six months.
Tho trial of young Mutt for the murder
OF Dukes will come up at Uniontown, Pa.
the first week in December.
Michael Pennington, living in Highland
township, Clayton county, Iowa, killed hi,
brother saturday night.
Melting, tie murderer OF Ada Atkin son,
was taken from the Jail at Fowler, Ind,
by mob Sunday night and lynched.
Pere Hyacinthe delivered sermon Sun.
day before large audience at the Twen-
ty-fifth Street Episcopal Church, New
York
William G.. Harrison, at one time Presi.
dent of the Baltimore and Ohio Rtilroad,
died at Baltimore Friday night from heart
disease.
The residence Of Isaac W. England,
publisher Of the New York Sun, at Pater-
son, N. j., was totally destroyed by fire
Sunday morning.
The new standard Of time WIS generally
adopted throughout the country. The
government clocks will not be changed,
by decision OF the attorney General, until
authority is furnished by act Of Congress
Zoe Haywood, an actress, deserted by
her husband and in destitute circum-
stances, attempted suicide with revolver
in Baltimore hotel Sunday. one bullet
passed through her body, and 1t is be-
heved she cannot recover.
Secretary Folger Saturday issued q call
for $4,000, 900 of 3 per cent bonds.
The old Washington House at Nashua,
n H., and two adjoining structures burned
Saturday night.
Mgr. Capel delivered his first lecture o,
New York saturday evening to an audience
Of only $50 persons.
The San Fernondo cotton factoy, neal
the City Of Mexico, burned Saturday. Five
operatives perished in the flames.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1883-11-21
SotIe. ofCont..i .rinber C.It.rs

q. s. LAND oFPIcE HURON, ID. T. Aug
80, 1888. Compliant having been entered
at this ONCE 10y William E. Rowe against
Horace Warner, for failure To comply with
laws as TO timber culture entry No $3.50.
dated Oct. 20 1881, upon the southeast or
section township 112, range SO In Hand
county Dakota, with a view to the cancel
lation OF said entry; contestant alleging
that the said Horace J. Warner has wholly
abandoned said tract for more than one
year since making said entry and next
prior To date herein; that said tract Is not
cultivated by said party as required by
Law in breaking or cnltivating said trnct
IN any manner whatever and that said
Warner and wife relinquished said claim
sometime IN July last but the same has
never been pat on record, the said partie,
are hereby summoned to appear at thu
Office on the 30th day Of Nov. 1883 at
| O'Clock a. m, 30 respond and furnish testi
mony concerning said alleged failure.
K q. b, ARMSTRONG, Register.
RoDxxr Lowxr. Rscsivsx.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1883-11-21
SherlTs Sale.
!. Territory q e..e,.. County q. q ...s :: !, :.

Territory OF pakots, County OF WAno -
N D Wells, st ai W Louis MartE. ct h
Notice Ia hereby given. That by virtue Of ~ sxs-
cution 10 directed and delivered and now In my
hands. issued out OF the cerhs Ones VI ths Second
Judicial pistrict Court Territory OF Dakota. IN sn1
for tho county OF Bsaile upon Judgment rendered
In the district court Of Beadle county. In favor %
Moses Wells, Henry Mcfarland and prsnton y
wells ~ partners under the firm name OF ~ wells
a 90 and against Louis Martx snd william Young
partners under the Arm name Of sartx founG.
kndeil miller aud John q nerxchelInan have
kvied spen the following described property -
said dsfendents " Wit. Ali tho right tits and lntsr
est of louis nartx. William y Young. Eudeu
miller aud sohn Hsrschelmsn or either OF tbsm. In
and 20 lots No and .. IN block No ]. end
lot No 9 In block No .. original town OF
KILLER In the county ef Esnd and territory Of pAkctA
together with The buildings thereon. Also lot No
nire lin block t~ebts two 7fof s<iisrs ID
dion 10 The tosn OF miller. Ia said county and tsr
ritory and that shall. Saturday the 18th day Of
December A lhS3, ut the hour Of O'Clock m. og
said day at this front door Of the postocs IN Miisr
In ssd county and territory proceed 10 sell all ths
night title and interest Of the above named Louis
Nariz. William Young. Enden . miller snd John Q
Henschelan IN and 10 the above descrh<d property,
70 satisfy said judgment and costs, amounting 70
foar hundred end nfty-hss dollars and eight cens.
together with al accruing costs Of sals and tntcrsse
the om the 18th dag sf August 1883. q the
rate OF per cent per annu. at public suction
10 the highest bidder for cash.
Dated st xili'r the 9Th diy = sO,s@ssr a.,1 isa
noviA5 sheriff Of the Couaty Of usnd