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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-08-10
Rabpaa,s Ntnen

1pt 4eiuns auer Ulaeenz, gebers, gsoarmts 5aereHs
rAo Slaienleibeu, 3terDeu qr-aibetten, eppfusb,
4orletbiGteit. 8erf0piUuB. uEoslbaultttstt, Dpss
PepEe, 9nuerIebe8, 6eber llatsrletbss Sat'1uouHB.
6anprrboibeu uus aler 5tnagHgeu Der Stn8eUebe,
&siH bsgetubutI5 tsiHe Spar ben yleTgllr, JhntraS
lian D6er i6dbtA5eH GroBHlH'
~ ERan Eaatte foIosabe Sbmbtome Bon eraufs
beitgu Ser glerbalnlasorEane Beraopfung iunerlihe
Sdu OF, bpIseu, Bluttrd1uHg mad bem Ropit SdIre
i'm Wuoeu lIebeleit, Sobbreuuea, gtel Dor benz Of
fen WageHbrIteu ielres AutoBsH, itHtsnee ooer 4ts
berbe GmbHrbung IN Der 12ussHgrube, BebeR bsS
Sertcug erftteubls Bgflbl ssm 9ie9eH, SlsfsH 0ber
EIpre Dor ben 4useR, Tiebtr uno bumpls S6merseu
I'm qebfe Dlansd on AAsbauituRg gelbeB AuBie9en
bes 5aut uub ser Auetu. 5ettsHRe6eu, Sdmerleu IN
bt! 8rut una in Zen glieberu, pgostt4s &uiipauung
bgu 6iBe, BEsHneu hes Sleii6eS.
EiWige Coieu bon RaewaB'b Bi1en iosrbeu ben
g5rpsT sgH allen 0ben8su1nnten Rrani9eitsn beiTsu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-08-10
Die Epnettnsfrase.

Yon00 n, 9. AuguH.-@in @Orreip0n6eut
Der DItmes" telegrapbirt aus Song Song,
er iet beuadrtdttat, buB ftd meber in Gong
ting, nod on Der @ren3e dtueififle Iruppeu
befinSen, bagsgen rpdreu ote @arntouS in
ben grootu3en guu,Ron unb Rmang=St
tnsgebetm usrfdrtt poroen. @rOBe Quauz
titaten @strnibe Hne 8eis ieten in Canton
aufgeipeihert Unb bic augemeiue Quftt
barride oub &btra cine ;uparten6e Bolittt
beobadtet, nel6e bic Srau3oieu 0tel totsA
fam, pGbreub BITE &btneien uur pentg ris'
ftren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-08-10
Werbecrcnber 6aoelffurut.

0e8 81 otnes, Sa., 8. Nu8uf. - Sin
fur4tbarer 9agelfurm iuate In Der uorletten
gtabt. oas RaibuabOtna'S betm nuo pers
anlaBte euorme Serberunsen. SH Der Hdbe
BON SbebOlt pur6en etne Srau 9arIon ge'
t0otst unb mebrere aubere Yerionen perfect.
Die Sagelt0rner Iagen ffeleumeiie fituf 6HB
ttef unb Der Serfebr auf Oeridtebenen 8abs
nen murbe uuterbrodeu. Die Spur oes
SturmeS III bier Wetlen brett, uno bic game
@rnbte inuerbalb ieines 8erei6es ift total
8srff0rt. Nan fdast ben S9ubeu auf ctrca
S5OO OOO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-08-10
Re,p, 0,prFer NahriHten.

RemsYort, 8. Nuguf. - aug. 8tebz
ling, elm Netp.NOrter Subrmaun, ftir3te
beute friib in Serisp.@itp BON ietuem 8agen
inter bic Rdber beiielbeu uHb purbe augens
blidlid1 get0btet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-08-10

*0sr ausbrud 10 p6ra" ldBt ii6 ,ur
8ssstdnuug js6es utelfa6en uebels aupeu@
ben. g8iuff On 9sgen bisiss pielf0pfige
Sruntheits- llugebeuer erfOIgreidb nntdmpfeu,
70 tpirff On 3pefm6Btg finoeu, Srau Btuf'
bnm's BfIau5sumiiduus ftsts sorr6tbis Az
balten. Or, SauntHg,
Qs9.91, ,3kR32l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-08-10
5lni3ig Gents bic 8!aI5e.
RaO1ab'B 2egnlireRSe Etaea,

ba8 mdfttGs 2ebers II. WegeuBstlmtttel.
G,n Dssstub!;lidss g griasAltteI fur RaIome
Soatommsue Burguu;eu, Iiuberu6e 4b,
tubrmtttel, Dtrteu obue S6merJ
pets Buoerlaijg uHb uatiirli4.
@Uutg obas Beissiamad. elegant nit iaBem Sar
6ige 4IleI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-08-10
&us Der 8anbesbauptHaSt.
uebernetunsen ses Unit. ebiuerena.febes

BaibtngtOn, 8. auguf. - Der anti.
renbe SdaBietretGr erbielt telegrapbii6eu
Sertdt bon oem iSoufItter 3u Eocoma i'm
Gerrttortum Baiptugton, oaB oefen Beam.
te tn oen Sampf3oufutter DgSalcott" etue
ShaInppe getangen bGtten, bic aus Brttiih-
Columbia @btneien iber bic nmerttanii9e
9ren3e 9eIhmuggelt. Die Sdtffer muroen
abgefabt, ndbreno bic @btueien enttameu.
gSie Der Collector mitt1eilt, iinb tiir3li9 an
hunoert @htneien an oeri6iebeHen Buutten
bpr 0ren3ltnie In 8ooten uno Canoes ae.
laubet, uub er ift anBsr Stanoe, 9teIes 3u
oerbiiten, tuenn istne Nanni1aIt ut1t per.
mebrt Dtro. - g8ie etu Shasamtsbeamter
oerlldert, taut es nobl 0em 3oQcoQettor ;ur
Yftft, ben &btneieuidmugge Al uerbtuD
be-, bod nt6t, Sdrttte fir 6eren 4ufgret.
fuug uno 8iidbrtngung iiber bic @renie M
ergretfen. - g8ie Der 6tueiii6e RoniuL in
Gan 6rau3iscO bebauptet, in Die gbineieu,
ShmuggeIgei6tfte MIR etne 6inte, nm bic
Iufmertiamfeit Der 8sb0roen uon Dem an
Der n6rbltden @renje fart getriebeueH
Sptumihuuggel abSulenfen.
Cine 5rass i'm SetreT ssS ncHen EarifseIesrs.
Gin @omite tpuroe Dor etutger 3ett pom
Sdlaeamte ernauut, nm fefIuftsueu, Oh Der
z. Ablhnttt bes neuen SartfgeieBes babtn
aus3ulegen lei, baB aue llmhiiluugen tmpOr,
ttrter g8aaren BON allen 3oIabgaben befrsit
letn iouen, ooer oh nur Die auBere llmbIls
lung, reip. bic 3ur Transportation notbmens
otgeR Stffen, S9ahteln II. 9gl., gemeiut lei.
Oas @omtte bat nun 3rpet Bertdte eiulez
retht, bon pelheu Der cine, Don bret Wttz
glie6ern uuter3eidlnet, ertlGrt, a(Ie llmbil'
lungen iouten ;oufret ietu, pdbrenb Der
anoere, nelder BON 3net UtttglieOeru uuters
3ethuet if, Die aufd5t duBert, bnB nur Die
1uBere Seoedung BON 3ollabgabeu ausges
noTmen ietH iolIte. g8abridetulid5 pirS
bic 6rage BEN @eneralbuucesaupal 3ur
enb9Llttgen gntiaetouug unterbrei;st perz
ben.
Sin ansrbisttn BON Bartlett. Sappars s. 60
9te 8altimorer Strma 8artlett, Sapuarb
q 80. bat benz 9iu'i6en luteriu6uugs'
mite oas AnerbteteH gemadbt, bic AuSgabeu
zines acknowledgement SadoerIGnbtaen III
beitretteH, tuelder mad @btcago geibtat tssr.
ben lou, nm bic BON iener 6trma i'm 6orttgeu
3e9terungSgebduo angebrahten Set3appa.
rate III unteriuden. 9as @omtte ptes oas
Anerbteten au, inuem es einen Sa6ueritdHs
btgen auf Soften Der 8egteruug uad @btcago
III i6tden beabIihtigt. 9as @omite nir6
ietneH Sert6t iiber bic llnterIu9ung uuge'
fdbr am 25. D. gfts. bem SbaBamts Selte,
tar nnterbretten.
DaS Srisssseriebt aeaen ZEN Cberffcn Slsen.
ST 0srIautet jett baB Oas 9rieasgertdt
pelbe8 ben Sberf1Iieutenant @uibo Slges
ptO3eiiirte, benielbeu iduIbtg faub uuo feline
IuslOBung aus Dem Dienfe eupfabl Die
gHti6etbuug beftnoet iit CUR 3eit in SGnSeu
6es @eneralauotteurs SnatuI.
2eTnifchtcs.
Steuers@Ommiiidr Grams tpir6 murgen
bierber 3uriidtebren.
Die beuttge Steuer Gtunabme betrug
$393,266 uno bic 3OlletHuabme $647, ,432.
9as Sdaeamt faufte beute 45O, 900 lin
sen Stlber fir Die ueridteoeueu Riu3amter.
Cur @tnl6iung beilimntte NattOnal 8aut
nOten i'm 8etrage oon $403,0 ,0GJ ltefeu
beute i'm Sdasamte etu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-08-10

B97 Seriud, stnuOI $ aHce'8 s uar'
gBieberberfetltr. gr 0erbtdt oiiHues
SaaTr brlngt be alte 5arbe Juriidr III Elm sls'
gaHtts 8ollettenmittel unO beilt 8opfgrino uno
SoP'hauts SUDDEN. Brei8 81. 3u baben bet
Setb 9. SaRce, Gr. 1885, Bef. Saltl'
morezSnoBe. (35-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-08-10
GurOp6ti6e &a6el6erI6te.
+ @flbslm 9tnsUrf.

2Onbou, 8. Guguf.-BrOfefor 8tGbetm
8tnbOrT, 8rttiter uuO 8biIOlog, If geitOr'
ben.
Ger Serforbene, geborsn 1902 in 0eip;ig,
erbtelt taieIbf 1923 bic Brofeiiur Der 2ttera.
turgeI6tdte. 9ett 1888 rptomete er fi6 i'm
Seretn nit ieinem Gru6er Quoptg Dtnoorf,
gebOren 1906, ebenfals bur4 mebrere frttt,
ife Ausgubeu griedtiher SdriftfteGer be-
tnnut unO NIT Saie in Yart8 Der ueueu Be,
urbettung bon Stepbunu8 0Thesaurus lin
guae graecae." Inter ietneu frtttiden Qr=
betten iino beioubers berpor.ubebeu Die 4usz
gabsn bes 9smoitbenes g Bbe., Ogfor0
1846-'52), Der grtedtiben 9aoltafien gu
Qrtffopbanss, 9emoftbenes unS Aeidslus
(6 SOe., SrfOrO 1838-'5D, be. DPoetae
scenici grace" nit Den 5ragmelteu (2etp3tg
uno QOnoOn 1880, 2. aufl., Srforo 1851,
oery y@Ommentur 3u ben brei grtedti9en Era
gtf'ru unt gu Qrtfopbunes" u goe., SrforO
1836-'@), bic 0Metra Aeschyli, Sophoc-
lis, Euripidis ct Aristophanis4 SrfOrb
1S42l.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-08-10
81 al at a

B.cn beridteOerer gormsn
s 6ittef- Ste6er,
faItes unb bietee8 TteBer gebetIt
fir so Gents. SO gtebt tetH auOeres DELL.
mttteI In Der g8eIt, ousiOidneu auerlet Fts,
Der beilt, m0geu fe bon ueroorbeHer Qrff
(Malaria) Deer sntarteter Sale tommen,
m5geu fie Sdarlads, Teroeufieber, Eppbus
ooer gelbes 6ieber baiBsr, als - rutec 3us
3iebuna BON 8aboag's Btusa - Rad
ways Ready Relief.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-08-10
Bel 9tPOtbefern ga baben.
Wlnn I.i,: .@abrurb EaIid.a

g3au leIs nBaRr unb 5ali6."
Wau Itids cine 8risfmarls on Rab.
man & 6 O., gir. 80, gBarrsu', Gde bsr
Gbur6fraBs, RsiD.Yort.
ER- BeIsBurus SauisnSs Bon Dollars ps=t5 tuirs
bafar lHgsiatdt UsEssR.
Mn bdB DubIiEum,
gsrIaUst ia nur Raepab's uRb abtet SarGui. saB
Der Qame ,&acipaq" f4 Gyf BEN seiauiten Nrtiisg
beiiHbes (Juni27 V1l 5kp-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-08-10
General Sobu GatOu, 8uubes, Gommiiiar

iitr Gr eBunoss4ugeleae II, bi getsrn in Dee
crCrcUe, y'.zg. etnen &nrtro9 tber bas ERe.Ua
,Gretung ais U.tttel Sur &erbcnerun8 Der gage Der
WcHidbett." Or beiprdt uuter 4Uoerem ol5 tijts
ttae StulmcieH ber beut'ueH Staateu uuo iGgte So
bona mb Sehau ieeH nit5t auciu beiic- cr miItdrj=
ibGr Getlmg, iouoeru aud Der beNe en- Gretur7 peI
SiegCr ~ Uerounfelt lenCieu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-08-10
BrOfeiior 9enr9 YOnle 9tnb IN gBtn0iOr,

G,S. hot nbermaIs brei Iuu8uisri9e Streibsu an
ben britdteu gremier gabitpne Sir Staforb yIortbs
cote nm 6r Qubreiu iu IN Bottom gsrittet in utlz
i6dcuug cer 6ti4ereisG ommiiTpu in pattiar 81 be-
eini.uiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-08-10
Sin berborraaenber @eaigrunasbeamter In

StA SNLUuLLuutHUtL NbtNLAAlBputuuLLtL ll
Sen 5rau'tsco gibt an iudbrenb Der IeBsen icbu Sab
re lei GpiEm I'M @ertbe BON usuigiteus So 900 900
IN linen 0aieu etuGeitmuggclt W0rheu sum lroBcu
| Sbetle nit SGlfe beitDbener SoubeaWter peIbe 30
4rrient oes Brpfts ertalten, WdbreHb ole 5bmu8ler
] bic lLaLilen 20 lrn.ent nerhLencn.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1883-01-04
MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE.

nEFAULT having been made i'm a certain in
~ denture of IN prtgage bearing date June II,
1881 made and executed 10y Mark s. Dilley. Of
Crawford county. Michigan. To George Bcnnng
hoff of Meadville, Penn. which was duly record
ID on the 18th day of june 1881 in the office of
he Registe Of Deeds in aud for Crawford count
Mich In Liber of Mortgages. at page &5.
aud up,n which there IL claimed to be due. at
he date If this n ltce. the sum of One Hundred d
and Twp and 20-lO0 dollars I$t02 20iO0l and all
unpaid axes, an no proc -edngs having been
taken IN law on in equity t. collect the payment
my part the sn.
Notice is hereby given, that on Tuesday, March
18TH a. ID. lSSB. at one O'Clock I'm the afternoon OF
said day, said mortgage will be forcclosed by n
sale of the premises in said mortgage described
at public auction 10 the highest bidder. sale to
take place at the west front door Of the court
h use in the village Of Grayling. in said county Of
Crawford, that being the place Of holding the
circuit court for said county of Crawford. In
which said mortgaged premises are situatedl or
much thereof as may he necessary 20 satisfy
and pay the amount due on said mortgage. with
ten per cent interest. taxes and legal costs, TO
gcther with an attorney fee OF Twenty five Dol
lars. covcnanted for therein: that Is % say, the
sOuth-half Of the northeast quarter Of section
twcnty-six. of town twenty eight north of range
four west of Crawford county, State Of Michigan.
Dated Kalkaska Mich. Dec. r. 1872
GEORGE BENNINGHOFF.
Mortgagee.
ARTHUR A. BLEAZBY,
Attorney for Mortgsgee, dif
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1883-01-04
HARD WINTERS.

The Fife Lake Comet man claims tc
have heard the following conversation
between Bill Loupe and Bob McHals
in Fife Lake grocery:
This don't quite come up to two
years ago, Rob, when the snow wa,
seven feet deep, and trains were snow
ed in four days. That aoaS hard win
ter"
Hard winter, Wy, that nothin' at
all. TE Eight years ago theltrains didn't
get through here for three months, and
Uncle John Crayton had to pack all
his provisions over from Traverse on
snow shoes"
"Yes that was pretty tough, but it
wasn't marker to the winter Burt
Iiows stole Doc Morgan's turkeys, and
had then all dressed before Doc quit
rafiling. Don't you mind how the wind
blew, too, and how it driftedl Whew
Nix Thesis logge two eighties that win
ter on section thirteen, and in the
spring Will Bailey happened down
that way, looking land, and got onto
them stumps Great. bullfrogs! The
shortest stump in that lot was forty
feet high. Will bought thss stump
land at fifty cents an acre, and made
IS, 900 logging it over again the next
year"
"Oh. know all about that. Such
stories as that might do to tell in Flor
ida, or in warm part of Texes. But
you don't want TO talk TO me minnit
about Fife Lake winters Wy boy,
was here fore you was born. You
never heerd of the winter of '49E"
"No; let 'er drive"
Well hat waSR l windy year, and il
was little cold, to, you bet Yer nigl
steer! Winter set in the 18th of Nov
enber with the gosh -darDe eldest whirl
wind you ever smelt Of What do yol
s'pose saw when | went down t. tn,
lake next morning to take u swim y
"What was itl"
"Well, the lake had froze thirty y-fou
feet deep durin the night, un' right on
in the middle that burned cyclone haC
raised chunk of water sixty feet high
un' ii had froze tn stiff as a greer
Norway in F,blwa"y The blamed
thing was bout hundred feet eros
the top and tapered down to bout al
inch at the bottom, The wind wa
BLOWN like an old settler, too"
Did she blow over RobH
Nary a blow. Before the wine
could heave 'er over one way it woul,
whew round and right 'er up aga n. -
And she kept goin' that way til. til
It'll of next June.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1883-01-04
BIRD ARCHITECTS.

Doves in the construction Of their
nests, display great apparent careless
ness or want of skill. The coarse
sticks that compose their nests are so
loosely thrown tcgetler that one
would believe they could hold the eggs.
This is evidently a provision of Nature
to secure the young from verInin, like
the practice of woodpeckers in laying
their eggs on tho bare wood. A similar
mperfection of structure marks the
nest of some of the larger birds. But
why should certain species be endowed
with this conservative instinct, while
in others it is entirely wanting! BY
careful observation we may find n rea-
son for il. The woodpeckers lay Their
eggs on the bare wool that verinin
may not fin a harbor in thema terial
of nest; but when a wren or a chick
lee takes possion of these vac' &c ! hol-
lows H. Ills it with material that are fit
ted to harbor swarms of verinin, but
each of these birds feeds on the min
utest crawling insects, and with It's mi
croscopic vision can easily destroy all
that enter H. sbcd.. Wilson Tlsrg.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1883-01-04
SPACE In TILE UNIVERSE T..

The nearest fixed stars is twenty
trilions of miles distant from ms. The
next in distance is four times farther
removed. If we attempt to fix an aver.
age distance for the surrounding group
of.fiIed stars nearest our system, we
could not safely give it u radius of
less than four LunCr d trillions of
niles Yet what does this involvel
Light, which r aches us from the sun
i'm Eight and half minutes, would
take 20 years in its joIr icy n ros t
vast domain space. If the volume
of space included ithin our solar sys-
TEN were occupied with one huge
sphere OF !, 80, 200, ,O0) mics diameter,
even such u mighty mass would be but
as floating feather in the marvellous
spread of empty space surrounding
This space would contain twent y-seven
hundred trillons of such spheres. and
would contain the material contents OF
our solar system number Of times in
dlcated by the figure with twenty-five
cilhers annexed. Phil. Am ri an.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1883-01-04
HAPPINESS AND THE GOATAGE.

Happiness is like religion. 1t ain t
away off yonder, but it is right at us,
if we only will see it and take hold Of
it. Ny little chap is now in the goat
age, and is begging me for IA dollar to
buy goat with, TO work in his little
wagon and so / reckon | will have to
let him have it, for remember that a
long time ago | was in the goat age
myself, but now ain sorter approach
ing my dotage, and would not have n
goat under any consideration. Bill
Arm
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1883-01-04
CUSTER ON A THOROUGHBRED.

Buffalo Bill tells new story about
his first ride with Custer. In 1867, "
he says, 81 was post guide and scout
at Fort Hays, Kansas. Before that
time | had met Gen. Custer when he
was stationed at old Fort Fletcher but
l was not we'll acquainted with him.
One evening early in Jnne he came in
to Hays with only light escort and
was on forced march to For Larned
which is 65 miles from the former
place. AT that time there were, of
course, no iailro id connections. When
the General expressed wish for u
guide to accompany him, the com
manding officer detailed me, and or
ders were given to start at daylight the
following morning. AT the time my
best lons-distance horse was big,
mouse-colored mule, and as | heard
what a lightning traveller Custer was,
| knew that only my best runner wo'd
do to keep ahead Of the "Whirlwind, :"
as the Indians called him. | thought
| would be prompt and ahead of the
General at daylight, but when | arriv
ed he was already on the ground with
his staff and orderlies. When | rode
up | noticed him eyeing the animal
was riding, and when l announced
was TO be his guide he assented, but
said l would have to get Il better horse.
| 1t would, | would find, take something
better than an old mule 10 keep ahead
of him. | vigorously maintained that
the mule would get over the 65 miles
as quick as any horse he had, and he
seemed to be satisfied when the post
commander spoke up and confirmed
what | said. For the first ten miles
had To use the spurs lively to keep the
General from riding over me, but af-
ter crossing the Smoky Hill River and
getting on into the sand hills the mule
got his second wind. We commenced
to leave Clusters Kentucky thorough
!
edged that was riding pretty good
horse. For long time we kept up
this rapid travelling. his escort being
shattered out for miles behind, and as
the country was dangerous the Gener-
al called halt to let his men close up
and become less convenient targets FOR
vagrant bands Of Indians. When we
started again | made up my mind H.
show him what good mule co I'D do,
and struck a gait which astonished
him so much that lie did not call for
another halt. We left the escort to
follow Us best they could. and before
noon the General and myself rode into
Fort Larned. The escort struggled III
for hours during the day. The next
day returned TO lays, while he took
command of his regiment, and soon
after had his big fight at Pawnee Fork
Creek | met him frequently after
that and guided him in several expedi
tions. Poor Custer | was 80 mile,
from him when he killed himself Yes
killed himself! The Indians who wei
in the fight of the Little Big Horn sa!
Custer killed himself, and from the
Indian religion | am convinced tha'
they are right. lie was the only on,
who was not mutilated on the bloody
/ field, and the red warrior will not ma
tilate the body of a man who takes hi
own life. think that Custer Tough
, till all his brother officers died, and
> no Reno to support him. lie then dice
1 by his own hand and ended the caree
of as brave man as ever wore spurs.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1883-01-04
SOITTHWA

All trains daily except Sundays.
F.. G. BROWN, Asst General Supt.,
Jackson.
FRANK |. WHITNEY, Asst Gen'l
Pass. and Ticket Ag't, Chicago.
II. B. LEDYARD, Gen. NJ M'gr, Detroit.
o. w. RUGGLES, Gen. Pass and
Ticket Agt.. Chicago.
w. A. VAUGHAN, Supt. Mackinaw
Div, Bay City.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1883-01-04

The AVALANCHE office has received
another lot Of new job type and an in.
voice of cards, invitations, envelopes.
paper, etc, and if now ready TO receive
your orders, which will be executed
Ntt ztataess aIa Dispatch.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1883-01-04

Work has begun in Il o new burial
case factory at Owosso.
A Big Rapids officer refuses to arrest
roughs on Sunday
A movement is on foot to establish
al ground in Bancroft.
The final cut OF lumber on the Lit.
tie Muskegon is being made this win
tCs.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1883-01-04
FailinSS!

That is what a great
many people are doing.
They don't know just what
is the matter, but they have
a combination Of pains and
aches, and each month they
grow worse.
The only sure remedy
yet found is BRowN's IRON
BITTERs, and this by rapid
and thorough assimilation
with the blood purifes and
enriches it, and rich, strong
blood flowing to every part
of the system repairs the
wasted tissues, drives out
disease and gives health and
strength.
This is why Browns
IRON BITTERs will cure
kidney and liver diseases,
consumption, rheumatism,
neuralgia, dyspepsia, mala-
ria, intermittent fevers, &c.
Mr.. Simon Blanchard, a we'll
known citizen Of Hayesville, Meade
county, Kentucky, says: "My wife
had been sick for long time. and
her constitution was all broken
down and she was unable to work
She was advised to use Browns Iron
Bitters, and found il 10 work like
charm. We would not now be with
out IL for any consideration, as we
consider IL the best tonic in the
world"
Browns IRON BITTERs
Is not a drink and does not
contain whiskey. 1t is the
only preparation Of Iron
that causes no injurious ef-
fects. Get the genuine.
Don't be imposed on with
limitations.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1883-01-04

~ A week made at home by
u the industrious. Best bus
m Il iness now before the public.
" Capital not needed; we will
start you. Men. women, boys and
girls wanted everywhere TO work for us.
Now is the tiNe; you can work in spare
time, or give your whole time to the
business No other business will pay
you nearly as we'll. No one can fail to
make enormous pay, by engaging at
once Costly outfit and terms free
Money made fast. easily and honora-
bly,. Address True & Co., Augusta, Me.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1883-01-04
NOTICE.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
R."d city Mich. November 18th. 1881
Complaint ha, inl, been enterel nj this Office by
Aifr,si 4. reuneut against Warr.n g. SIN IN for
shnuiunng his homestead entry No s241 dated
O.i"i,rr isth iSsi. upasi the v Of se4 sec -
t.r. hip ~ u = ": IN Crawford county, Michi
ysn with \ view ~ the cancellation Of said on
t'': The said psrt,ss s-e hr-ehy summoned 70
n"is.a ~ Mi ofnre on the 2ith day ~ January.
fsr - - 'rl'rk M. ~ resi- Ond aud furnish tes
- -.r... .iet' lid Heed abandonro sut.
- stf".Nt If-TN-fiN -e.e.sc.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1883-01-04

All trains on Saginaw Division daily
except Sundays. Connecting trains
leave Chicago a III daily except Sun
days, and p IN daily except Saturdays.
Wagner Sleeping Cars on night trains.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1883-01-04

Hca quarters for school books and
.tatjoncr, ~ the Fn
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1883-01-04

Connections are made at st. Ignace with the
popular steamer City of Cleveland for Detroit
and intermediate points.
The Michigan Central Railroad for Detroit and
all points in Michigan and the East, South and
Routheast.
With the New England Tr tns pcrtaton Co $ Vac
for Milwaukee, Ceicago, CohinIwood, and AZ
donts in Canada.
At Marquette with the Marquette, Houghton
Ontenagon Railroad for the Iron and Copper pis-
tricts and with steamers for Duluth and the
Northwest.
Through tickets on sale at Marquette ard 81.
Ignace, and al points in Northern PeniaSula.
Day tralys daily except Sundays.
For information as to passenger and ir'sEht
ates apply to the Office Of General Freight and
Passenger Agent -
THOS McyEOwN. Gen'l Supt., Marquette, Mich.
f. MII.LIGAN, Genl Fr't s Pass'r At.
spr27's2 Marquette aich.