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Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1883-10-04
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.


Land OfIlcr ai East Saginaw.
August slh. 1913.
Notice Is hcIrplf given that the following
named settler has ji!cd notice of his mterfion to
make fnal pr,"f in Support Of bis claim, and
that said pro =. will bq made hrf0rr the County
clerk OF Crawford c,riisr NiCh az GnJ hsg, on
the 9th day fO,i..ber i"s3 yz Henry G. Ne
kiulry, oi Gtayi.rg, C;nWiord county. Mich. Ter
the II h q. aud nsq additional. see. IL.
ip. ~ 6nr2 weSt.
lie names tie following witnesses ~ prove bis
conimuuils rsidence upon, and cultivation OF.
said land. viz:
NJ : Uartwick. Jasper - Wet Da, III London.
Lev, Varburen, all OK Grayl y y, Crawford
county, Mich,
CHARLES DovoHTY, Register.
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$1,000 Forfeit.

Having the utmost confidence in its superiority
over all sthers, and after thousands Of tests Of
the nj ost complicated and sevcrest cases We could
fad we feed Justified in Offering to forfeit 81 OOO
for any case Of coughs, colds, sore throat, infu-
cnza hearseness, bronchitis, consumption ia its
early stages, whocprg cough, and all diseases OF
the throat aud lungs, except asthma, for which
we only claim relief ttst We can't cure with
Vests Cough Syrup when taken according to
ireetions. Sample bottlSs % and Sc cents large
bottles 81; Genuine wrappers only in blue. Sold
by all druggists or cent by express on receipt OF
price. Joha 9. West & Co., sole proprctoTs, l6l
and Is8 W. Madison ST., Chicago. III.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1883-10-04
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land ONCE at East Saginaw,
Sonic mlpr ith lSG3

Land Oflice at East Saginaw,
Scpte ember lth 1881
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF his intention to
that s9d proof VIII be made before the Clerk OF
the Circuit Court at GraylinC, on the 1st day Of
November, iSsl viz: CHARLES a. Ingerscn OF
Crawford Co.. Mich, for the W frl : n c q and e
ri n q OF sec 6 TIP 2s mr. . west.
He names the following witnesses 20 prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of,
said land. viz:
Henry Fil!ey, Luther A Smith, J. n. Tarbell.
Phillip Mosher all OF CrGyling, Crawford Co.,
Aich.
CHARLES DOUGHTY, Register.
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>IoTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Onlce at Fast Saginaw,


Sept llth. lFs3.
Notice Is hereby given that the rolowng-nam-
ed setloT has filed notice OF bisiLtestion to make
lnai pcoof in support Of hi. clginl, and that said
proof will bo made before the Register Of the
y. s. Land OficG CT East Saginaw on the 2iih
day OF October. 1883. viz: Orvill j. Bell Cf
Crawford Co, Mich, for the n c q Of sec. 30 TIP IS
n ? west.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon. and cultivation Of
said land. via:
s.Steward HUT. John p. IIldreth, William
Woodwin Charles HUT, ell Of Pere Cheney o,
Crawford Co., Mich.
CHARLES DOUGHTY. Register.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1883-10-04
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land oi.ce at Reed city. yich

Land Oi,ee at Reed city Hich,
sept l!ili. 1et3.
Notice Is hereby given that the following named
settler has fled notice of his intention 10 make
Gnai proof in support Of Lis claim. and that said
proof viii be rGdc befor, uc county clerk Of
Crawford court. az Guyliug. on Thu sday.
Nov. LIST. viz: Henri Flley. hCmosiead entry
No. i3G3 for the II Il q see ?. 20 n. RS ",
He names the following witnesses 10 p owe his
continuuus rcsidcLcc upon and cultivation Of
said land. viz:
: + Tnrbell, Iuther Sm,. william A Mas
teIs. Edwin N.inrgt, al Of Gre ling +. o.,
Crawford county, Mich.
EDWARD STEVENSON, Register.
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SOUTHWAE ED.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIONS.


Land Once at !teed CITY, Elch,,
sept 20, iSs5
Nrlce IL hereby given that tho flowing ram
ed settlers have filed notice OF their intention 10
make final proof in support OF their claim, ahS
that ssSd proof viii be made before tbs cOuEiy
clerk Of Crawford county at GraylgS, Mich, or
Thursday, NoyemberS :, 1893, viz Edwin !. Buck,
homestead entry No. S6l1. for the W Of W q
sec li ~ n, raw,
lie n-rier the following witnesses 10 prove his
continuoGs residence upon and cultivation OF saic
land, VIZ:
Thomas L<Aree Nicholas shellonharger Jome'
II Tarb. Vim. ID TsiGe gil oi Gfayliug u. O..
Crawgorj County, Si~h.
Jacob Z Carues homestead entry No 1873, for
tie sw q os 4 " a. sec IL t - II, W, and name
ths following witnesses To prove hls coniuusus
residence upon and cultivation o. sa.d tract, VIZ
Mark g. D,!ley. Freeman Ensign Goo A. House,
Daniel McCollanl ali OF F.edeIicyille p. . Cgaw-
ford county, lich.
EDWARD STEyENSoN. Register.
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Office FOB PUBLICATION
Lend once at Reed city. Mich.

Labd once 81 Reed city, Mich.
Sept aih 1882.
Notice IL hereby given hat the T liowing-Eam.
ed settler have fled aotice of his Intention to
make final proof in support Of his claim and
that said proof VIII be mado before the county
clerk ef Crawford county ct S-aylirg on Thur
day, Oct. lS,h fSS3, viz: william u James, II
L. No. SlaI for tie = W sec rs csnr4w W.
He names the following witnesses TO prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation OF
said land. viz:
John Clark, Jo'iah Aille~. James Qinnce
Melvin Hagerman. all os VI ellington y o, G. iaw-
forl county, Mich.
EDWARD STEVENSON .J'e .tster.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land on,ce at Enst saplnaY.

fe,: 18th. 1873
Notice IL hereby given thtttbe following named
settler has filed notice uf his int ntioD to make
fnsi prsf In support OF 49, claim, and that said
proof viii le atsdc before the unty clFrk oi
Crawford coGlny, Mich. at GrsyAng on the 10 "a
day ~ October 1881. viz: John Shanks. Of Crsw-
ford county, Mich, Tor the W h a. sec 81 tp
% n, r2w.
lie names the folloving Witnesses to pr7ve his
land. viz:
Wheaton York, John Trasl,, " CTewett. " 8
Reldrn, oil II Ecscommon i o. Hoscomicon CO.
Iich.
CHARLES DOUGHTY, p.-gister
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land onice at Rerd City. Nlch.

I@lUu ViICr AT Itt'rU 7 IIy, fItusi
September i2th, 1888
Notice is erehy gwen tAst the Flowing
named sotters have fled notice Of the. mica.
on to make finnl proof in support OF their claim
ard that said proof will he made before the
county cerg ~ Crawford county at Greylmg, or
Thursday. Oct 9Th. 1883, viz: Andrew }. Love.
Homestead ent = No. slsi, for the " h q, sec
20 { % n, 3 ",
lie ran4cs the following whine scs to prove his
cortnuouS residence upon, End cultivation Of.
said land, VIZ;
Charlie; n Vincent. Mn;h.w Cwatkin. Silas G.
Buh GcorC- w Knowles al Of lsre Cheney L
o. Crawford county, Michigan
John Mcclellan, hOmesteAd entry No SOP fot
tlio II cqse q sec -, 2s II, r ", and names 4 G
following witnesses 20 prove his Continuous resi-
Gence upon aud cultivation OF said tract, VIZ:
riisiia baker. Mark ) Dliley, George House,
Frank Dley. all Of FlSdoricyle L o, Crawford
county, Nicb. -
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1883-10-04

~ a week made at home by
O ~N the Industrious. Best bus
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~ 4 Capital not needed; we will
start you. Men, women, boys and
girls wanted everywhere TO work for us
Now is the tire you can work ia spare
time, or give your whole time to the
business No other business will pay
you nearly as well. No one can fail tt
make enormous pay, by engaging AT
once. Costly outfit and terms free
Money made fast, easily and honora-
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Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1883-10-04

Is the only Iron preparation that
does not color the teeth, and will not
cause headache or constipation, as
other Iron preparations will.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1883-10-04
Subscribe for the AVALANCHE.
MICHIGAN STATE LAND OFFICE,

Notice Is hereby given, that the following de-
sci he'd Swamp Land, situate in Crawford coun-
", heretofOr. licensed IS HomeSteais, which
land has reverted 10 the state will be Re.tored
Co. market at this Office November eth. 1853 at ten
o'clock a m, aIsl will be- subject 20 sale accord
ing to the form prescribed by law.
MINOR s. NEWELL. COmmissiouer
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souse, but saw plenty of others maltreated:
one OF the worst cases was that OF a patient
nsmed Myers Harper; an attendant APP
pesred 20 have special dislike for Myers,
and abused him on all occasions; one day a
patient named Lowell struck MYERS
and knocked him sgainst a
bench, when Harper rushed in with a
leather strap and struck Movers on the
back with a buckle, and chased him into
The cell Harper had a bunch of keys which
he used to strike patients faces; witness
was placed in cell with two Others, one of
whom was uncomfortable; the cell was
hhhy, the vintilation was poor and the at.
mosphere unbearable; the straw ticks we're
not changed, and were often coated with
NTH; another case was that
OF patient named Swanson, tall and
slim and subject to fits; one day Swanson
lost a sock and could not find IT. an at
tendant named Jamison said he would
maze him find it, and struck him; they
cllnched and fell, Swanson on top; Jamison
managed to get up first, however, and be-
gan Kicking Swanson about the body in
horrible and brutal manner; the latter
pleaded for him to quit and offered regular
prayer to God for help; he then went into
hts and Jamison left him lying on the
floor,
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A. & E. MITTENTHAI,
COS e. 61O Elm Street.

vision of the Wabash road from
the Pullman to the Wagner company,
on the LIST of March, at which time the con-
tract between the Wabash and Pullman
company expires. The Wagner company
not having cars enough to equip the
division, purchased through the Wabash
the eighteen Pullman sleepers heretofore
running on the division, and those cars will
continue in the service as before, but en-
tirely under the management of the Wag-
ner company. tits understood that the price
paid the Pullman company for its cars was
ABOUT three-fourths OF their original
cost. Some Of the conductors and porters
VIII go into the service OF the Wagner COM
pany, but most OF the men now in charge
will remain in the service of the Pullman
com Dany
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Schiller Indicted,

MILWAUKEE, Feb. 26,-The grand jury in
the Newhall house came to an agreement
this evening on true bill against Schiller,
lessee Of the bar room, indicting him for
arson. The Indictment contains three
counts. The prisoners counsel was at
once. notified and insisted upon immediate
arraipnment. Schiller was taken from the
jail TO the court at o'clock, plead mot
guilty." and the court fixed bail at
$4,000. The prisoner was taken back to
late hour bail was not oi 'ainable tonight,
but will surely be Tomorrow. The grand
jury are still in session considering the re.
sponsibiliiy Of the owr,re 30 managers of
the hotel, 1t is believed u.aC an indictment
for manslaughter will be returned against
Nash Antisdell and the night clerk, Della.
new
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A Brldegroom's Battle,

A young gentleman of Lowndes county
met his fate" in tho person of one of
Lowndes county's fair daughters, and
every arrangement had been made, the
time appointed, the guests invited. for n
contamination of the interesting event.
The time came for him to come over to
claim his bride. He got in his buggy and
drove over to the new bridge at Rocky ford,
but, alas the swollen current had been too
much for the bridge and it was impas. able.
lie hastily retraCed his steps a mile or two
aud then drove rapidly down to
Startlings ferry, thinking that the
high water would not prevent his cross.
ing on flat, and rerohance, bv hard driy-
ing, he could make the time. He put whip
and made MS fast time as possible over a
wet aud bad rood. Arriving at the ferry,
he was greatly 'ublel at finding shat he
could not cross, lie next thought OF the
Bellville ferry, e'sbt or ten miles lower
down the river Vt once he made for that
point, but befor, ,e reached the fiat he got
into lagoon water, and after driving
some distance 20 10 .'q1v 'hpt hc rNr'i
not cross, lie ,nrned lao "uise .r.fau.
his footsteps, aliI rs soon rs the ANIMAL got
out OF the roau began to bog and plung
IN distress. III young man hastily dis.
placed his cloth preparatory to getting
out to cut u horse loose and in
doing Sc, he lost valuable pistol and some
gold coin which as laying loose in his
pockets. After me considerable din.
Guilty he got the h rse out of the hog and
rolled the buggy Il by hand His only
alternative now Vas to travel up tue river
twenty-five or I irtv miles to Quitman,
take the cars for Naldosta and hire a con.
veyance, which b. did.
When he arriv, ! at the place where he
was to claim his bride he was nearly two
days behind time. and of course found the
family and friends in disturbed STATE o.
mind, for they DID not know the liver was
impossible, and could not account tor his
failure TO come TO time. A few words ex.
planned the trouble, aud the next day they
were made happy In each others love. -tAt.
lanta Constitution
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Cox was sentenced to a month 8 imprison.
ment at Rutland, VT, for selling alcoholic
beverages, but had the alternative of paw.
ing a fine instead at any time within
twenty.four hours. He refused to pay for
his liberty until he found that, as a priso.
reached to his whist and had been twenty.
five years growing The warden said Il was
then too late, and ordered the barber to do
his duty. Cox was held fast and his ACE
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LITTLE Rock, Feb. 26.-In the house to-
day, the bill to regulate freights on rail
ways, and the bill to exempt capital invested
in manufactures and mining from the tax
for ten years, was defeated.
The Arkansas river has risen here four
feet since Saturday night.
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Getting Mt the Core.

PtrrsBuRo, Pa. Feb. 26.--The Dix Noun.
tain insane asylum investigation was 70.
sumed to-day. The morning session was
taken up entirely by the testimony Of D. G.
Carroll an inmate in 1870. He stated that
when first taken there he was used very
roughly; refused to take medicine and was
knocked down. kicked and choked; after
the second day never received any more
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Heavy Bills to Foot.

NEw YORK, Feb. 26.-Mary Daniels,
claiming 100000 from the New York Gem
trail q Hudson River railway, for injuries
received ut the Spuyten Duyvel disaster,
setiled for so 600, the largest sum ever
paid by the New York Central & Hudson
River railway for personal injuries. "a. b.
Valentine, of Bennington, Vermont, re.
oeived $1,000 for the death OF his son and
$1,000 for the death of the latters wife.
The property in Lspsinghurg of the ST..
Augusiinian society, of Lawrence, Massa-
chusetts ST Augustinc's church. parsonage
and school-house, is valued at $4,000.
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Commercial and Financial.
STOCKS AND BONDS.

NEW YORK, Feb. 26.-Stocks opened ir.
regular, with prices only slightly changed.
In the early dealings there was an advance
OF to /, coal stocks leading ans was sub.
seguently lost in reaction which carried
prices down to Z. AT Ii o'clock the market
rallied / TO 7.
Money, 4; prime mercantile paper, 6; bar
silver, Sl.Ol; exchange steady; $iS2I, long;
SlS5l, sight; governments unclaimed, ex.
cept As registered, witch advanced !; states
dull railroads dull.
Stocks since IL o'clock we're dull and
weak at decline of toll: SIS extended
81 QS3; AVS, 81 l3s; As, sl.l9s; IS, $i.03l.
Money loaned up from to o, aud uown
from to @, closed offered at O: prime mor.
camille pager, 8 to 6; sterling exchange b, b,
steady, s9i; sight, ASH; 3.per cents. l.03I;
extended 5s, 0Sai 4i's, coupons, l.l3s; As,
coupons, l,lDi
Hkw YORK MARKET.
NEW York, Feb. 26.-Beoves receipts,
4 900, making IL 400 for the week; strong
and active; higher; extremes steers, 81 40
to $i60; general sales, 80 to SO so; exporters
used 20 car-losds. Sheep receipts, II, 200,
making ii 300 for the week; dull and droop.
ing, Si,75 10 81 for sheep; so so to s7.75 for
lambs Flour dull. wheat opened I TO IA
lower; alterward ruled stronger and recov.
cred the decline, closing weak; steamer No.
5 red, Sllil, No. red, si.iol;
steamer No. 2 red, 81 10 TO Sie0; No.
2 red, ,22l to IL 23}. Corn opened to l
lower, but subsequently grew stronger and
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Affairs In Chilli,

PANAMA, Feb. 26,-The government of
Chilli remains fl m in the determination to
support 0rom. Ecclesiastical dignitaries
and the po?c's legate have left the country.
Congress is expected to vote only the salary
of priests the government has named
Church disestablishment is becoming ma
tional question. Nine Americans are in
prison here, suspected of the robbery of
$50, 900 from the railway company's vault
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roughly shaved, without using any lather
I or first clipping off the whiskers with the
scissors. He caught cold aud nearly died
as consequence Of this treatment. He
sued for damages, and two trials have re-
suited in heavy damages against the war
den; but each time there was an informal
ity, and third jury will hear the case.
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New York, Feb. 8.-Judge Barrett, in
the supreme court to-day, gave n decision
on the application made TO him some time
ago by Attorney General Russell, for leave
to bring action in the name
OF the people In relation
to William ii. Cameron ana Jay Gould
against the Mutual Union Telegraph COM
pany, to vacate the charter OF that corpora.
ton. The court grants the application be.
cause the facts justify it and the public in.
terest demands the bringing of the suit.
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DETROIT, Mich. Feb. 26-Tho residence
of Peter Denen, at Montague, Muskegon
county, burned this evening. A hired girl,
named Mary Burr, three children, aged
and 3years and l week, persisted in the
flames. Mrs Dennen barely escaped from
sick bed in her bare feet.
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BosToY Feb 2i.--The cargo of the lost
steamer Glamorgan was valued at about
$2O,G0O on which there was insurance for
about 100000, but no definite statement
can be made, as many consignees, accus.
toned to insure on open policies, have rot
vet received invoices.
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NEWS CREAM.
knul;er Folks Case Called, but Peso
poned,on Account Of Sickness.
Horrible Holocaust of InnOocnts at
Detroit, Michigan.
|Du they Treat the Insane at. Pats.
burg, Pennsylvania.
chiller, of Newhall House lnfamy, In.
dicted for Arson.
he Widow Of the Late MarshallJeweli
Dies Suddenly.
lone Other Interesting kilograms


4 ELNiRA, n. Y, Feb. 26,-Grumme & Rap.
senstein's furniture store burned. Loss
k3O 600; insured.
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Almost the Entire Town.

VAUGHAN, Mss, Feb. 2G.-The entire
town, except the Birmingham hotel and the
depot, burned tonight. The heaviest los.
ers are Tucker a. Shayse, John Moriarty
and Sharp, Tucker " Co. All partially in
srral
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DETROIT, MICH, Feb. 26.-Only one bal
lot for senator in the legislature to-day,
there being large number of absentees:
Lathrop, democrat, q; Stockbridge, 81;
Willets, 8; Ferry 2; scattering, 4.
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BURIED to Death

New York, Feb. 26.-Mrs. Hennessey
and two children were burned to death, in
their residence, OH staten island, yesterday
while her husband and two sons were at
fnhurCh
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WASHINGTON, IA, Feb. GA fire in the
business part of the town destroyed mum.
ber of buildings and stocks of goods. Loss,
S65 900 to $4,000; insurance, about S2S 600.
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ROCHESTER, N. Y, Feb. 26.-The Monroe
County Lana league yesterday instituted a
movement to petition congress to establish
free trade between the United States and
Ireland.
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4 NASHVILLE, Tenn, Feb, 25-The case Of
e-.TreaSurer Polk was called in the crimi-
bal court to-day, bat continued on account
n the illness of Polk.
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-.,ee Sone to Join Husband.

FNEw YogK, Feb. 26.-rhe widow o
MARSHALL Jewell died suddenly this alter
hoon of heart disease.
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The wonders Of modern chemistry are
apparent In the beautiful Diamond DYES.
All kinds and colors Of ink can be made
rom them
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DESTROYED by Fire

ST. Lours, Feb. 2S.7The mills of the 81,
Joseph Head company, at Bonnie Derre, St,
Francois. county, Missouri, we've totally
destroyed ny Hre yesterday morning, TO.
ge,her with o large amout OF valuable ma.
chiuerv. The loss is estimated at from
100000 tn $3.50, 900; insurance not known,
The propcrty was chiefly owned in New
York. Several hundred men have been
thrown out OF employment.
PERsEvRRlSo.
Two more attempts 10 burn the Missouri
penitentiary were made Yesterday. hut
they were discovered In time to prevent any
damage.
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'REINRARD7, THE cLOIHIER},
fOsrPoSEMEST OF THE DISTRIBUTION OF
PRESENTS at ReinhaEdt'S Clothing House Until


we intended to present the Grand fano Silver Tsa s
ooe ana Lazy Dressing Case the 18th instant aS ner
or @ but owing to the nclem ncy of the weather
raS b U Two weeks our many friends and customers de-
eea a Py many patrons to delay the Drawing
at these fine presents have concluded to
S ne D t until SATURDAY MARCH To- 1855 On that
IN Ine distribution of these costly articles we trust viii
ue by the public, we want it d. tnotv
UNDERSTOOD oy all that there will no further
ont any and goods in the meantime viii be
These who study ther interests will be sure to call On
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Sr. Louis, Feb 26.-Arrangempnts were
completed to-day for the transfer of sleep.
ing.cnr service on the eastern di
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still Attaching.

LAWRENCE, Feb. Establishments con.
time to be placed on the property of the
Augustinian society, despite the implied
threat OF the executive committee that no
subscriptions will. DO called for unless the
suits already entered were discontinued and
none Others instituted. Three attachments
have been served on Archbishop Williams,
OF Boston, who, ex.otlicio. controls the
Catholic church property Of this diocese. 1t
seems now as though the Augustinan
society will be forced into insolvency. Sub.
scriptions thus far towards retrieving the
Indebtedness amounts TO $500. Special
attachments have also been made on real
estate recently conveyed by the society 10
Michael carney, Peter Hallhan, James Nc.
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elegant SPRING and SUMNER STOCK

lhtor Resident Buyer New York adr
dodge to but simply HONEST held
the public Dallas The TIi1RTv @
PRE- MARCH 1883 ~ ~ 1io Ia