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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-09-11
Die 6tte.

btla0eIp phta, 10. september. -
Stint 9isnideu fiarben gsitetn bier am Soa'
ueufif, uu6 tust neiters S1ue BON SoHs
nfpfsi6 murbsu bsute Sormttag gemsloet.
Die 3biere tn Der Ian6mtrthlhaftIt4eu Ausz
fttluua IetoeH iebr bon Der 9tBs, uuo beion'
ters bic Siibner crepiren baufenustls. Die
2uGtpfeyoe usrosu in fIrasu 3miidsurduz
men NIT @ismaiisr genai1en. Den 500
Sunbeu In Der Suuoez zAusfenuug, iomte
oSm 8inteteb, bon ptl1su 8htsreu etu gro
6sr Gbsil gsrubs nod laugsn Rstlsu bier
siugGtrohsH tit, osruriaht ete Stse ebsufauS
grose Ssidperbsu.
Cine 0spsits aus gGtImtngtou, Del
iugt: nSte Stse Ii Habe3u uuertraglt4' uno
bic @ei6dfte gsben fnu. 4rbstt TN Sretsu
III Iebr eridmtrt unb on uieIen SteIsn uu'
telbro6en. Su eiuem Der SdtffsbaubOfe
nur6e bsuts yIadmittag bic Arbett etugs=
felt, uub alle 0ffsutlt6en S1ulen mareu
aefern Rnhmtttng unb bsute geIhlOheu."
@btcago, 10. Ssptember. - Die ptse
6uusrt fort, uub 6us GbermOmeter ffteg beute
bis auf SO Grab i'm S4atten. Sstue Sou'
usrfiGe erstausteu ff.
&abamerifantThe Wa@ci6ten.
2tma, 10. Septsmber. - Der &ougreB
Der Rspublif Boltpia tf ~ Suere 3uiamnsuz
aetreteu uub bat ben General PGbsco 3um
Brdiibeuten Der 8spubItt erpIblt. Der 6rts'
oeususrtrug Spiidlsu Chile uae 5OItuta pHr=
be ratifiItrt. - Su @oucsrcton frat geiteru
Stussgeh6ber Elm. 9as Sret8niB, psltss
In isner @egeno stu iebr ielteues TT, errsgts
otnEga WnfIphPu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-09-11
Els 2eiAe aafaefunoen.

Stratforb, Ont, 10. Sspt. - S15n
Gelar, siu Surmsr, pO6ubaft usuu RstIsn
bon bier, perihUanb am l. September uuo
pnrte istt bieier i3elt usrmtBt. Ssute wur'
6su Sbeile Ietuer 9sidbe inter etnem tletL'
petis oerbraunteu Suufen 8aumhdmme aufz
gefunben. SeLar uuo ietue Srau blttsu
hGnfg Strett nit chamber, pelher aus 3u
GROCER SsrtrGultdtett 3wiiten ietnem uuo
tbrem iipgersu Sruber eutfaub. @tue las
terIuhuuQ III I'm 9ouge.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-09-11
Sci QpotbsterH 81 habeH.
8rsis % Gent5 Die Sdattel.

g2nn leie: ,gBuhr uuo Said"
glau iblde cine 8reimarie an u op a ,
& Comp, SIR. 30, gSarrenIiroBe, ysemsYort.
RI BeIsbruns, Eauienss ron Dollars lDtTtR, iptTs
baftr Sugsi6tdt psresR'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-09-11
Is mar hos cri1e mn blriht
In elmer bt8 atDan3ta GFinuten.

@lslfoIcl, ME grOB Die ShmerScn audi ietu
mo9lI, oc dE 6btumatiSmus gcIoeuOen, Die
SeilIa9Irl9fn, Ole &rtrijpptItCu, Die gterp6ien
ote an HaUcnpcb uuO auOercn Srantleiteu
yeIAtnhfn mErhfn In
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-09-11
AuB Werifp,

@tabt Wertfo, 10. September. -
@iue bsnte In Gan 9uis BotoT nbgebaIteue
WofisnusrianmIung, tpeIder 5000 Rsuiasu
btipobuteu, nomiuirte ben General Carlos
9ias @utisrre3 gum @ouoerusnr oss Staa=
tie. - Gin iiibIib sshsuber Sra6bug Der
,Reritanii6eu &entraIbabu" purbe In bers
guuoeuer Ra6t uGhe Galuta, NO bas 9sIstie
6ut6 cine ueberidWemmHug uuterpiiblt
porben mar, 3ertriimmsrt. Der GOtomottus
fiitrer uuo Der Sei3er, Seios Ameritaner,
nuo iiebeu mFrttnntGe Nrbettsr tamsu I'M 8
Qeben.-9sr IA. b. IRts. pirb aIs 9eburts
tag bts @suernls 8tnS bes neusrpdbIteu
BrdIiDentsn BON Rsrtto, fsfiltd bsgaugeu
msrSsu, uu6 nm Is. nub Is. b. Wits. fiaoet
bic mfriianiidbs unabhduRtalettsisisr ftatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-09-11
Rpa cine fn8penbtrte 8anf.

2rop, W..g)., 10. September.-0ts BE-
omtsu btr ,State.Sant Of Sort &oparo,"
peIde Anitolt gsFsru ibre Gbiirsn idloB,
uutbsm cine uutsriuduug tbrer Seifdftsz
laee burdb bic 8aut.gruuituutOreu begonuen
noroen NOR, erfIdrsu bic Suspeufton fiir
cine eInfGGe SOrFdtemnBregeI. Ole be
bauptsn, bic SepoftOrsH piirben bet 9euer
urb 8fsuuig brSahlt mer6eu uuo ou4 bic
Gftioudre uur penig obtr ear Nidts uerlte.
rer. Die Sspofitorsn i6eutsn btefen ftOuen
gsrinreauueeu menig @lanben. Die Bant
bssabIte utsr BruBeut 3tnien uno bate oaz
Der bstrdhtIths 3unoldaft. Sbr Atttsu-
Rupttal bstrug $50. 600. Brdtosut uabsrz
poob une 9aIfrer Clements flno bsiannts
geIGaftslsute 3u Sort @oDaro. Sdou felt
siniaer 3sit munfelte man oaoOu, oaB ft5
bic Sani In miBliGer Sage bsftnbs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-09-11

gsrIunst ia ulr RaeDasB uns abtet 6araai. 6at
ssr 2ams aRasUas" R4 HHi BEN sesa"ittE &stts'
beftnest, (Ao9-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-09-11
Wr. 2f9.

0ie llnibrIitdtrn bcn Bonn un6 @wtf5
ipalo barihteu Ceube cine @eutmnrte an
Neper Bros. & 60, ct. 2oui5, WO., ,
fir &crihH Ipfcrti0e Selung bripirft
curb Sauber & Sons Gatalpptcn sGgtraet
(Eucalyptol) in allen Sdlm ron:
p0uIten, Satdmb, Snfluen3a, 6al5s Cuff
nr6breus, Qunocn ltrp NIB 8rtlfentsanbuno,
gScu6buiteu, 8rpuhitis, @roup, Dtpbz
vtbcrie; Durdfau, 92ubr; 92ierens unb Darn
rtrnntbCtteu; 8raub 8rib=, Sduithpuuz
rrcn, Guctihurocu, Ierreuhlnoen, @ez
uid'wulite &bumattsmus, etc.; ais 56uk
vgc8en 9lniteduug pcn BEN 4er{ten oes
rbr1uht
Die mcciitnii6c 2lbttciluua hes WltniTeriz
llillS III ScrIm uno cle &c9lUung ron Stalien
babcn anTteuneucm ScrIJht Critattet DieIe
Garmtieeu btctCt tcta aubcres 0ciIm,ttsi.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-09-11
@lfrnhheitl Nh6nbeftl

startss uub reines reideS Slut 2uua5me an
TlsiI5 uu5 N6rpelgCUitt- 6aut uH0 i4Jue Sc
Udisfurte Ngeu erlGHabdr.
gean mon baB sarfaPartGtau e.Ii4s Gage sebrau&t
bat 10 fuiIb
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-09-11
HnA @effdnbnifs eine8 M6roers

SO t n, sue, 10. september. - 3.
Chapman, Der tir3ltd 3u BOplur. Bluff, RO.,
perboftst rpurbs quf bic SeiduIbtgung, oor
Wonatsfr!ft in Cole Goultp eiusu gswiiIeu
Subborb srmOrbst 3u buben, bat nunmsbr
elm @shdnbniB abgeIeet In Der @rnartu1g,
ole Staata3euge Serneubuug gu fiuben uno
10 bsm 9aIgen 3u entrtnueu. @r fagt, etu
getpifsr &bus. Teguu, aud @bue. 8tgerbOf
unb oann tuisSsr gbas. Batter gsuauat, iet
fetn 8erbiinoster BET bem Woronerf geDsz
len, babe ben Blan eutmorfen unb austiibreu
belfsn. Qogau usrbarR fi9 tzI @sb0I3 uao
fdo6 aus Dem QtElsrbaIte Subbarb nteOsr,
als oieisr fid Guf bem 9etmwege uou etueul
Comp Wssttns" befanp. 9Oguu 1T IN Qaft,
eriIdrt absr, er tonne etu 4Itbt nudwetien,
unb iaet, baB Chapman stneu nlteu @rOu gez
Seu ibu babe unO besbuIb bic Ssi6HIbtgun9
osdeu thu ethcb,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-09-11
GcIuaSBsit iF 9teidt5am.
Gefunbbeitbe6 R6rperS BeretA ert
ZEN Self.
T0Oma0's
GarfdSdrtIItan RefOIDent,

eiu 6e.lmittcl, bCiicu Bclan0tbeile QuBcrorOeut.
ldgmC0BmljdegigeHib baiieu babeu, weiemlit
5ur 9lcmigun9, 0cilUuq, g9icoTbtriteuung
mn &gdilouug bes niC0ugcbroheHcB uHo ers
d0pittu &Urpus, oa8 cine buelle, Ouqe.
rebmc, itdere &CbCuoIun3 uuO BAN.
cru0e GCilurQ QepibIt.
GludUju, uit OoS ysiOeu i5cn mag, ob
Sfrppbdn. SdJmuOiudt, Syphilis, sc,
idmiile, gSuroeu, gedmllite, Samluungen,
IOicoocr Sal;fluB, guugcH., gijsreu., 9laien,,
gthdymutttr., 6aut=, G1blrs, lfagcu- OOer
lluterlejbstrnutbcit, tyoujih,r ODER cOuttu.
tioncucr 2lrt-ons Sit iietim Blute, melhCs
6il abQeuiittm Ebejle cricBt uuo IcHe Srgaue
nh ttc ucrbrauhtcu &0rpcrgtwcbe r'parirt.
gGun oas &lut unGeuuo lit, 70 fam ieiu
&cpcratmpufcbyeH ttjn 9ciunocS ien
IQ8 SariapariQiau 9leIOlpent
If uidt uU eine auSgci1leuoe 2lr3uai, jon0trH
iiuut bic barmonihe 6bdugteit alter Grgane.
IS i!cllt I'M qan5en Srgaui5mu5 Die 0armonie
ocr 6uuItiOneu ber un0 llti9rt ben BlutleidBen
eiueG reiucnuuo ggiuHocu SuOmueuen gebeH5.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-09-11
xraa6bte in eiuem worbeu.

@IepeGaub, o, 10. Septbr. dtou,O
WluGIer, tpsldsr in TuleOo, o, auidiTg ~
ieiu uorgtebt, sntbefte hsute a6eub istue
Srau In einem SrsuOsnbauis ON Der Ssueca.
firabe uub f6iittets tbr etHs lln3e Sttriol
LaA-U StFust- Wfuu nInuhtp auprff nnf5 niS
Srnu betbe augen oerltereu rperos, lsoOh
uleirsn bic &erlte lsbt, bteielbeu rrbalteu
Al t6uusu. gtudler tpurSs usrbaftet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-09-11
aus Der 8nubesbauptftabt.
Hmerifa's brisRi4cr Sersebr nit surrpa

sIIktII" . UIFtT1Fst1 Ut ''''' Ut NV'1F
g8nib biHgtou, 10. Sspt. - 8ertdts
bes Eoil6etartsment sresben, 6aB ote nd5>
reub bts ON 30. Stunt osrffrtGsusn Ftstal.
iatres BON ben Ser. Staotsu nn9 @ulopa
geIdtftpu 8rtefe 205, 925, 900 9ramm DOa len
aegen 1876, 1886, 159 @rnmm i'm porbergebeus
6sn 6tafaIiabrs. Dae @epidt Der uadl GU
rcpa prifdtdten 3sttuugsu bstrug 780, 491, Z.
9G0 gramm gsgen 738, 1S8, 519 9rumm i'm
uorbergehsnben SABRE.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-09-11
> RonI In mif,lid1er YaQe beFi1be,

Suftsu, SsiisrIsit, S&uupfsu nus gridlz
turesu usrosu iOfort SurG Or. Baa's ~9us
ffep p-9prup" tuttrt, bts 6luiHs toftst nnr 20
Gsnte. (2l9l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-09-11
Giebm6rFte.

Gbtcugo, 10. 5duetue: 3uz
fnbr 5000, Serienouug 5000 Stiid; BretIs
oarttrteu ;tptiGen $500 uuo So. 3O.-8tub,
rtsb: 3ufubr 5000, BGrIeneuug 1900 StId;
BretIe pariirtsu spiidsu So. .G5 uuo $700.-
$S6aafe: Sufubr 2100, Berienbung tsus;
BrsiIe pariirtsn spiihsu $500 uuO $425.
ct. 2outs, 10. Srptsmber.-Sh Shpeiue:
2ufubr $500. Serieutuua 300; Bretie uarts
iItsn 3wtiGsu $5.40 nab $685. -9ftuoutss /:
9ufuEr 1400, Ssrisubuue 1400; BrsiIe part
irteu ,piidsn So. so uuo $675. - 55aufs:
9ufubr 1100, Serienbuug fsine; Bretis pari.
trieu ,piIdsn $500 uub $400,
@aft 2tbertp, BenuI., ben 10. Sept.
Rtubpteb: i3ufubr 1889, Serisubuug 1853;
BretIe uaritrten 3mtidsn $3.50 uub $3.50
-S6neine: 3ufubr 1190, Berienbune 700;
BretIs uaritrten 3piIGen $500 NIB $780,
SGaafe: 3Hfabr 1900, Serien6une 1000;
Breiie cnrttrteu aptidsn $2.00 un6 $500.
der SelDmarFt.
Rtps0orf, 10. September -SolgsuSss
fub bic S6Iusuottrnugsn: 9sib offnete
su Bro5snt uno i4los 8u l BrOIeut. -
Sterltng sBehisl 4.82t-4.82f auf ie9s3ta
Taae uno 4.642-4.85 ouf Stht.-BunSes.
SbItaation.n 3>pro3. 1901, 4l.pro3 1115
unb 4pro3. 100 4-aftteu: G6ams' grprss
$50, &entraI>BuCttc4 IL, &bei. 6 Sbio II,
Gri. I5E, DO. Brior. 324, 2ate.Sbore 804,
0.,S. Central 55f, Rortbs Befisrn 99t, DO.
Brtor. 1872, R.sY. Central 1921, Bttte5urQ
1873, Seabtne 264, 8odsSslaub lis, uutuu,
Baclfc 493, sBestruzurtou SGT.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-09-11
Ntnt Tbrfn far &arI Sufftrin,

9onbou, 10. Septsmbsr.- GaUI Dufie=
rim, ebemaItger General @OupsrueHr Ton
Canada, asgenpdrttg brtttiasr GeiauOter 3u
@oufautinOpsL tr gum 8tCs.f0atg BON Sa-
bten ernnuut morbeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-09-11

&r gtnne Sulphur Soap" m parutirt.
"Sulphur Soap" secured by Letters Pa.eut-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-09-11
GurOpdifae SaBelBertate.
Sufbseuns rufTIb,r Bausrn Sur5 eiHsH
Gpren.

BeterSburg, 10. September. - Gin
Prtefsr i'm 0liititte Emer bat ote Saueru
in isineu Breoisteu gsgeu bte @utsb?tser
cuigshrbt, Inb Die Seb0rbe srtaetlte tH1l
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1884-12-18

Twins do not happen more than 800
times a year in population of soo'-
600. and seldom hit the same family
twice. Triplets are rare enough to be
curiosities. IL is estimated that not
one woman in 20. 600 has given birth
to three children at one time, and al
though there is on record in the old
medical works the case OF German
peasant who had twelve children at
four blfahs--three each tiine--and a
Michigan woman is credited with hav-
ing produced dozen children in five
births inside of seven years-quadrn-
plets once, tripiets once, twins twice,
and lone youngster OH the last occa-
sion-such instances of fecundity are
rarer than new planets, and the lady
entitled TO the cake for having -four
children at a whack Is not found more
than once among 275 600 married
women.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1884-12-18
New Publications.

The December issue of the FLORAL
CABINET opens with drawing made
for it entitled christmas
Greetings" and is followed by some
pleasant words from the editors regard
ing their plans for the new year.
Among other Illustrations are two new
and distinct varieties Of well known
plants, viz; Begonia Sceptruin, q band
SOME species recently introduced from
Brazil; it's beautiful foliage will bring
it at once into favor, and Spir;ea Astil-
bodies which bears its flowers in plu-
my clusters, composed of myriads of
white blossoms. will be welcomed by
all admirers of this hardy plant
'Comicalities of plants, Some Christ
mas Green's and "A Christmas Vio-
let are interesting contributions to the
literary department; and the pages de-
voted to Home Decorations are filed
with descriptions and illustrations of
such fancy work as can be put TO prac-
tical use. The managers lfope to at
tain for 1885, greater degree of per-
lection as a Floral Magazine and to
this end new names will appear among
its contributors and the number of IL
Illustrations will be increased.
The publishers of the FLORAL CAB.
MET supply to their Subscribers each
year premiums of floral nature; and
for 1885, they announce six different
premiums from which subscribers may
take their choice. embracing ten pack
cts of flower seeds and some choice
bulbs. details of which may be had or
application to the publishers at % We
sey Street. New York. They will also
send any of our readers sample cop,
at half price (six cents. II this papel
Is mentioned.
/ We have arranged to send the Flo
IKKL CABINET for 1885 with choice o
premiums together with the AVA
[LASCnE. for ~. 80.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1884-12-18
who viii Get TIP

Every person buying Five Dollars
worth Of goods of w. A. Masters, viii
receive a ticket emitting them to one
chance for New 2 Drawer Sewing
Machine, which il to be given away
January path The machine may be
seen at any time, and lie one Of the best
made. All goods sold at bottom pri-
ces.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1884-12-18
Ladies Medical Adviser.

A complete medical work FOR women.
bound in cloth and illus
trated. Tells ROW to prevent and L, cure !,
at home. Worth its weight in gold to
every lady suffering from any of these
diseases. Over 10000 sold already.
Postpaid only so Cents. Postal note
or ct. stamps Address, Ntnda Pub
LISTING Co., Nunda, N. Y.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1884-12-18
NOTICE.

All persons, indebted 20 me. will
please call and look on their accounts
for the past year, and settle the same
on or before January LIST, either by
note or cash. Experience has taught
me that short accounts adds materi-
ally to long terms of friendship, and
| hope aJl will comply with this re-
quest. Thanking you for your liberal
patronage, hope to merit It's con-
tinuahce.
Respectfully
] MAURICE FINN.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1884-12-18

Sailing, Hanson b Cos.
Price List.
rrorractad Veeklvl

Oats M. Z white. per bushel, 30 cents. tt
Mixed Oats perbnshel, cents.
Hay. No Timothy per ton, SO o. .
straw per ton.i - 90
steam cooked feed, per tom $4,000
Raw feed. per ton. 70 % t
Bran per ton, IL OO. Al "A
Nav dsur. roller patent per barrel. 90
Nav 0ohf, roller mills per barrel, %
Our Rs.llei Protess per barrel, 4 %.
Excelsior new brand, per barrel 80 a
Bnekwheat Flour, per hundred pounds, S4,V@
Mess beef. per barrel. ~ SO
Extra Inesv pork, per barrel, - oO
Refined lard, per poNAd; 70 cents
Haul, sugar c,ired. per pound. IA cents
Breakfast bacon, per pound; ~ CENTS
Cleaf pork sides per pound. 10 cents,
Mess pork per pound. cents
Bxtft lf6Ss beet per pound. cents.
Dried Beef, per pound. l3 cents.
Butterine. per pound, - cents. .I.
Choice dairy butter. per pound, %
Fresh eggs. per dozen, % CENTS -.
.. q. Java, ground, psr pound. ~ 10 ~ cents
Mocha ground per pound 30 cents.
Flint's Golden Rld per pound. 20 cents.
Fllnt's AraSaba Rio, per pound. ~ cents.
Teas, green per pound, 20 TO 65 cents.
Sugar, yellow. per pound, cents. El
Sugar. Extra q. per pound, . cents.
Sugar, grapulated, per pound, , CENTS
Sugar, cut loaf, per pound, 10 CENTS
Sugar, powdered, per pound III cents,
Oil water white, per gallon, ~ cents
Beans. hand picked per hushel 25.
Peas, green, per bushel -.
Eyr,ip Maple. per gallon, 20.
n @. nolasses, per gallon. 20 cents.
MolasAes per gallon, 30 cents. ,-+
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1884-12-18
EsFray Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that a
~ dark bay horse came 70 my prem
ffon' ' ifd ab out years oI S 3
parently sound, except heaves; white
stripe on forehead left foot white to
ANGLE, and right hind foot same, and
light name and tail.
Owner will please come forward,
prove property, pay charges and take
him sway. ..
JACOB YORK,
South Branch Up. Crawford Co.
Nov. 6. VT, pf 81. so.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1884-12-18
Estray Notice.

GTRAYED from the premises of the
~ subscriber, white heifer about 3
years old, supposed to be with calf
Any person finding or knowing OF her
whereabouts, will confer favor by in
forming me Of the same, and will be
rewarded for their trouble.
JASPER HOYT,
Dec. 4w3pd Grayllng, Mich.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1884-12-18
A NOTABLE BOOK.
PIcToRIAh HISTORY, ROMANCE and
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honor. honesty and truth. In a SINH
lar spirit has tia author of History.
Romance and Philosophy of Great
American Crimes and Criminals" por-
trayed the typical crimes and CRIMINALS
of the various eras of our country,
The work is in the main Biographi-
cal and embraces among others the
Crimes and Conspiracies of John A,
Murrell, the great Southwestern Land
D:.n... +I,o ls;ront;o = oha,naS IF Col
Monroe Edwards, tile Napoleon OF For
gers, etc, tine mountnin meadow nssssa-
ere; Murders and Burglaries of Ruloff
the great Philologist; the murder OF DIR
Parkman by Prof. Webster; Tire Gun
'0ingham- Burdell Mystery; the Lowery
gang, the swamp angels of North Car
olina; the Colt-Adams murder; Hill
Evans Feud in Kentucky; Career Of
Cullen Baker, the Arkansas Desperate
the Helen Jewett-Frank Rivers Muir
der; Ben Thompson, of Texas, the man
slayer; theBender Family, the Kansas
Fiends; James aud Younger Brothers,
etc, etc.
It's pictorial feature is one of more
than usual attraction embracing l61
superb engravings, Including personal
portraits of the celebrated criminals.
1t is sold by subscription. The can
wasting agent for such a work will find
a. 1850 ~'sss'-s
that will make his business assuredly
profitable. N. ID. Thompson & Co,
st. Louis, Mo-, and New York City,
are the enterprising publishers. We
advertise them in another column.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1884-12-18
Liinlber and shingles.

7 WOULD most respectfully inform
4 the citizens OF Crawling, and sur
rounding country. that am prepared
to iill orders for any quantity OF
PINELUMBER. SIIINGLES&LATH.
| make Hemlock Bill STUFF special
ty, and ran furnish the same on short
notice. Orders solicited, and satisfac-
ton guaranteed.
JAMES COLLEEN,
Fredericville, Mich. If
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1884-12-18
Eran,ination of Teaohers.

All persons holding special certifi-
Gates. and those whose certificate ex
pires ut THIS term should be present, II
they desire to teach, at the exami-
nations by the board to be held at
Graylng on the 81 Fridays Of January
and July.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1884-12-18

The ladies' will remember that they
can make their husbands happy by
buying them pair Of slippers et Nc
Cullough's.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1884-12-18
For Sale Cheap.

A lot of logging sleighs for sale al
your own price. This is business and
they are good ones.
A. e. NEWMAN.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1884-12-18
For Sale OF Hont.

A new horse and lot conveniently
located near the center of the city
we'll finished is for sale or rent. In
quire of,
SAMUEL HEMPSTEAD.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1884-12-18
SOUTH,

CoNEEcrIoTs--At Bay City with Bay City Divis.
ion for Lapeer. Port Huron Detroit and al
points East, and with Saginhw Division for JACK
son. Fort Wayne Chicago aud all boints West
and North. At Mackinaw City, with d.. ~ & M
4, r. for Marquette and points west Al Alger
with ID. o. G. q A. X. r. for AuSable and Osc6da