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Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1884-07-17

The Charlevoix sentinel is out i'm q
strong article favoring senator Archi-
bald Buffers for Lieut.. Governor. The
senator is liberal man of affairs and
has a strong personal following. He
would not dishonor the state ticket.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1884-07-17

In the Evening Doore No6l G. A. r., Gaylord will give
dramatic at the Town Hall.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1884-07-17
GRAYL1NG MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JULY H. 1884

suited in the loss of the motion as APP
pears by the following vote:
Supervisors Dilley, Hoyt, Johnson
and Love voted nay, and Hastings,
jackson, Finn and steckert voted aye.
On motion of Supervisor Finn the
board adjourned until tomorrow MORN
ing at o'clock.
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NOTICES FROM THE PRESS.

TIE GorrEv AfsGosy IS handsomely printed on tinted
paper. and - freiSie,l with reading that can be
safely placed "a tie Aaads of eEr yoGl{eraids Nor
rlstogn, Pa
II ssparklinga and pure, fnterestna,aa6 hfEhtssed
IossTzs5 Z Lcwistown, Ne.
Tareats and CunrG.s.ns Who would placs fascinating
Is vel a. il7.TEctlve, reading before their ctddr
wcasd do well 70 subscribe 70 st-E7rcs Lssois N "
THE GoIrzS AEGosT has eeIlp@esi. Ia e~err resyc-s
TrGRScffyt. Peoria, Ill
Fun Of life aaH VIM e corn7nenls itsaff
Ing to be entertaacd and instructed The iIigsfra5 ss
are saSe-b. We commend Il 70 tie reading yslbEs-
F0.ift3 Izir, Sea- Francisco. Cal
rs class. The pu9lser evidently understands tys
Tlnsss Indianapolis, lad.
THs GoLDET AssosY Is . bright srarktirg paper for
nor dali on the sshsF.-t1sss, thiladepG-a Pa
TIE GoLDET ARzcsg Is youths paper. ard osrkaFr-
more interesting reaiiass matter tan en- 2tg.r
SKI lar publication II tAs country - 1eiJ1dghs D1
bGqse Iowa
II IL rst-ciaes pare-. fsiiy eeaaflnz che Tasfks
Coupcaoa, and, BEN osee Introduced TITO tas home
viii be sure TO feETsaii.-I tsrslaf Camden Ne
THE CoLoxS ARG0sy "a far rev=cyeI f-vrz the
presy iaapsty OF Suae2T-seaoot literature e =
dime treasfals---N- I. . s-it.
TIE GoLrES ARGosT + not only beautiful m asTenr-
cn@S, bud every way cable IN tae eHaTvees
OF It's contents fs Is or the Few papers Zoe yoGu
people that iufeiciss f1f hers ard aes5ers care - put
Ia The hands OF Iae4r q i-reH efrcfe Free lrcss-
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WHAT SUBSCRIBERS SAY.


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think they cgut1 never d, withe-t ~.
MRS. " T. AxfEIEs West lsichdcld. Ohio.
THs AsGosY has been good this year mast have
DAN ". HUNTINGDON, Boston.
Ike the AzGosY very nsuch. ami think it greatly
IN ID Of the usual style OF papers for the Young
the boys Eke fs.
Ihavctaien number OF papers. but never had ono
Ike we'll Tuz AEaosf. To SIC before TIC iiro
these cold evenings and read 10 10 the best enoyment
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again. W. 5. kSowLTON, Portland. Ne
should take the AReosx another year II had 20 at
ND r.-sts ~ eas tic to for -; enclosed
il sl-7l I'd. 1. PEsmERToN, AnsonEa, Conn
am so deeply en- crested IN the ARGosY shemid
D. lost Without IL, Pease extend my sabscrsption
another year. NlSSTE 5. MocRz, Audubon, "a.
Iha~e been reader Of . ARccsY the lat veqr snd
cannot now do without IT, let it coat hat Il W.T.
y +. EsoT1wELr, Wakefield. Kan
TIE ARGosy - the very be4s paper oftFe kind pub
Hshed. would 10 Ia plfSaaf II For t.vscs, "a r.
j. Prank e. JOlfsSoE. Painesvilie. o.
4 prize the ARGosT above all youths papers. It.
high moral tone and instructive reading Is 51ro 70 leave
9 lasting Impression with its readers.
Mrs. Ia AUSTIN, Bort Haliack. wy.
The ch1ract OF tar kRsosY e,raBrcsS tfsetfto al
VIZ $ CLARK. Warrington, D. g
have rad tfie Gctfe pzgs Youths Coapsnfosr AMI
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would not give tt Tor aay Ser Paper ever saw
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CL A | NJ 81.
GEORGE e. LEMON,
Olee GIG Fifteenth St, Citizens National BankJ
P. o. DRAwER s25. WASHINGTON, D. q
EsTABLIsHED fae5.

Pensions.-Tf wounded injured or have contracted
any disease, however slight the disability apply AZ
Heirs.-W WIDOWS. minor children depsn,lsrt mothers
fathers, and minor brothers and sisters in the order
named entitled
War of 1s12--An surviving officers aad soldiers Of
this war; whether the Military Naval service OF ts
battle or srmisn for less period and the widows of
such who have NOT remarked entitled pension
of eight dollars month. Proof Loyalty no i0agex
required in these claims.
Increase of PeHsioEs.-Pension laws are more lib
hgner rate tnan they receive FROM and after January
ISL, shall make charges for nv srrds III claims
io increase OF pension where no new lssiSy g alleged
unless successful in procuring the increase
Restoration 70 Pension Rell--Persioners who
nave been unusty dropped from the pension roll, or
Sncse names have been stricken ihereirS BY reason
Of failure to craw their pension for period OF three
years, or By reason Of reenlistment may have their
pensions renewed by corresponding with this House
Deserti0n from regiment vessel and enstment
IN another Is not bar % pension in eases where tia
ice Of the United States and in the line Of duty
Land OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF ali wars from 1-e6
@ March $ lso and certain heirs are entitled % ons
hundred and sixty of land II already received
Soldiers OF the late not entitled Land warrants
purchased for cash az the highest market rate and
assignments perfected Correspondence invited
Prisoners of War.-Ration money pr0mgtly col
Furlouah Rations.-Amounts due collected with
out unnecessary delay Such claims cannot be collected
Horses Lost in seryiee.-clains OF this character
promptly attended TO- Many claims OF this character
have been erroneous rejected Correspondence in such
cases is respectfully invited
Bounty and Pay.-Collections promptly made
Property Taken by the Army IN States not In
nsurreetlon.-Claims OF this character VIII receive
special attention. provided they were fled before jan
nary J. isso II not filed prior TO that date they ara
barred by statute of limitation
In addition to the above prosecute Military and
Naval Claims OF every description, procure Patents,
Trade Marks Copyrights attend 70 business before the
General Land Office and other Bureaus OF the Interior
Department, and all the Departments Of the Governments
them Of the promptirue energy thorough
ness in all matters intrusresi 70 our hands
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AT JAgT.

The % Maine had, many Of them, exhausted
fheir sixty rounds, 50 at this terrible jUncture,
when destruction stared him IN the face, who can
wonder that The brave Colonel Roberts should
say ] anxiOnsly looked for re-enforcements
when finally L espied the New York 18th,
under Lieutenant-CoioDel Skillen, coming TO
cur relief. Then such q shout arose from my
command that tic enemy, wagering. gradually
commenced 10 fail back
Du1ia's guns we're behind Roberts re-en-
forcemcnts--the 1zth New York,-and began
with great qaickness to hurl IN their crushing
missiles. McQn2de's brigade was coming fur
ther 70 the right; Butterfeld's was close at
haD9-half by the wagon road and half
by the railroad; Warren behind, and the
cavalry speeding 10 the sound OF the can
non. OF course tstz-JOhn Porter had now
TUNED back and the roui OF General Branch
Was soen made disorderly and complete.
SO ended this duplex combat and ! cannot
help ssying-ail honor 70 the oath New York
and 10 tie p Maine! One single incident az
fords beautiful example Of the GOODNESS aud
self-eacriGce OF some Of Colonel Roberts men.
The record is; Among the wounded, Color.
Sergeant J. K Sylvester. company 3, falling
Gt tue FIRST fire, is deserving OF praise ia de-
Apering up into proper hands his colorS and
then quietly craving To the rear"
Many prisoners were taken during the dav
briggs were destroyed, cars and mails cap
tEred.
General Webb. then junior officer, whom
Gsaelal Porter comincDds Tor assisting him q.
volunteer aid Tor the expedition. SUMS mp ths
ifa.r thus: The objects Of the cxpeditiot
were accomplished, and. The destruction o
bridges and railroads as Ear as Ashland beint
coznpietea, General Porter ret1Ened to his Oh
c=nip"
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w ANTED.-Agents for the great soul-inspiring
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others eoining money. address FORD, HOWARD &
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Arch street. Philadelphia.
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the rain fell in torrents, but about noon the
clouds broke away, and during the remainder
sf tho day the heat was oppressive"
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Il HEADQUARTERS for G. A. Z. Goods Charles
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A Daughters Misery.

n IdNEitSI IWI5GEy.
Eleven years our daughter suffered on a
bed of misery,
From complication of kidney, liver,
rheumatic trouble and Nervous debility,
Under the care Of the best physicians,
"Who gave her disease various names,
But.no relief.
And now she is restored to Us in good health
by as simple remedy as Hop Bitters, that we
had summed for years befors using it.-THE
y y I,s-Ts
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z n Large Size, all Cold silver ard Motto Cards
nj with name, 10e A beautiful present free with
~ an order for three packs. Agents Large Sample
Album Is cents 100 Embossed Scrap Pictures no two
alike 20 cents. Hamden Card Works. Hamden, Conn.,
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Father is Getting Well.

Ny daughters say:
How much better father is since he used Hop
Btters"
He is getting well after his long suffering from
q disease declared incurabie'
And we areso glad that he used your Bitters.''
a LADY of Utica n. Y.
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HyDyT the Best Cards for the money: so for 10c.
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aides or Gentlemen send I0c for 50 fine Visiting Cards
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yJTANTED.-The addresses Of DIR. Tucker. Leroy
w johnson and Calvin c. Hoibro0k, late c0Gnrany
@. 1lth Ohio cavalry stationed 81 Fort Laramie, Wyo-
ming during the winter Of 1855 and 1866 also address
Of DR.. Riddler by Godfred IL Schwartz $50 Wayne st.
Dayton, Ohio.
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sforelrs Dir;sicn.

New York. Isl Connecticut artillery acting as in
faniry, 9Th Pennsylvania cavalry, and Meedon s
Rhode Island battery
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Advertising Cheats Ill

!" It has become so common to write the be-
ginning of an article, in an elegant, interesting
manner,
"Then run it into some advertisement that
we avoid all such,
And simply call attention to the merits of
Hop Bitters in as plain, honest terms as posi-
bic,
To induce people
To give them one trial, which so proves
their value that they will never use anything
else"
THE REMEDY favorably noticed in all
the papers,
Religious and secular, is
Having large sale, and is supplanting all
other medicines.
There is no denying the virtues OF the
Hop plant. and the proprietors of Hop Bitters
have shown great shrewdness
"And ability
:" In compromising q medicine whose virtues
are so palpable to every ones observation"
Did She Die?
"No!
"she fingered and suffered along, pining
away all the time for years."
. The doctors doing her no good :"
g And at last was cured by this Hop Bitters
the papers say so much about"
Indeed! lndeed"
How thankful we should be for that medi-
cine"
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yTANTED.-The addresses OF Capt. Miles Lathrop,
w Lieut.. John Rian, any Tnemb ers of company B.
1esth O. v. l.. by +. Stires, West Unity, Ohio.
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What is The Waterbury Watch?

WndT IS me waterbury WdICn!
mover II n
stution wheesa sep as speca mach
make
So ar a
with reho of to
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UNI
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yEYAAJED-lhe address Of Captain Fosarty com.
w pany T. Goth III. commanding train guards al
Schorcha Valley. Tenn. October 1863 by David Rizor
La Rue Marion county OHIO.
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Invention to GEORGE E. LEMON, Washington,
ID. c., and Preliminary Examination viii be
made Of all United States Patents of the class OF
inventions, and you VIII be advised whether not
Patent can be obtained.
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yLyASTED.-Jhe addresses OF g NJ Pauln A A. g.
w Y. AZ In charge q Barrack \, and Ambrose A.,
Mesc0th head nurse Of Barrack " General Hospital
Frederick Nd in spring Of s5 by D. p K Laran. Som
Pa
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The Watch as a Premium.
We will
The Watch and The Tribune.
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Except in connection with subscriptions to tn
Waterbury is uniformly $3.50 This includes cost oi
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The Special Tribune Waterbury.


New
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yLTANTED.-The addresses OF John Reed wagon
w master for Cen Fitzpatrick in Ielnesse John A.
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couneiI Proceedings.

Tuesday evening. March llth, 1854,
Prsseut-MAyor, Recorder. Marshal, and
al members.
The Committee on Fire and Water recon-
msndsd purchasing 500 feet Of good No. Il
test hsss, not to exceed $I.l5 per foot, and
also one hose cart not to cost over $500. On
motion adopted, and Chairman of Committee
and Chief Engineer were instructed to make
the purchases.
Marshal reported condition of streets and
also that he had contracted for car load of
lumber.
Rev Irvine being present made statement
in regard to drainage on BroadAlbin street
near Sixth. Referred to Csmmitteeon Health
and Police.
Ordinance No. 125, published in another
column was read three times and adopted
Marshal reported street lamps in bad con
dition and the matter was referred to com
mittee on Streets and city MArshal.
Complaint being made against Mr. SchmeeE
for walk not being on grade and scales il
street, the matter was referred to committe,
on Streets.
The following bills were ordered paid
Meyer, $l.75 Costs vs. johnson, S4,35
costs VS. Williams, "a. S5; n J Henton, S6.75
Robert Brown. $50; P w Spiuks, Sll.25
The following bills were referred Johl
Usher, 50; C Dickey, $50, 20 A BMc
Twain. Sc /; X Crosby, s2.75'; N j HentOa
$6.35.
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1t was announced in and around Peoria
last week that on Friday night grand Lap
year party would be held ct the hall In that
place, and itmay be imagined that the hearts
Of the young men in that place at least for
once throbbed like the roar Of cataract.
Dainty mussils were sent out and quickly
accepted by the young men, ia most cases.
Among others young man living eight
miles from Peoria, great favorite with the
young ladies, and said by some to be heart
breaker, received an invitation from one Of
Peoria's faircst and NEST estimabls daugh-
ters, which he did not have, time to accept.
just before the time for his escort to arrive
he started for Peoria, it is claimed at nearly
right angles to the regular frosd. although
he afterwards claimed that he expected tc
meet her on the read, and return with her,
which some consider good joke, for Is soor
rs he arrived at the hal, he was met By com
pany in the form of another member Of ths
fair sex, which made MASTERS look rather
suspicious. In the meantime young lady NJ
/ !, returned without him. The party was I
great success. This incident leaking out ha
made our friend the center of attraction
showing that he understands the dutiescf
man wheu he takes q @womsn,s place, bu
some think that were he woman he woul,
4 rank high as firt. At any event heeatchs
| it right and left.
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DcasA OF JaAa uanaea.

On last Monday forenoon, Mr. John Han
non died at the home of his mother in this
city, of consumption. He has been afflicted
with this disease for years, and il has been
gradually getting the beat of him until his
death. Two years ago he passed several
months in California, but with no benefit
He was Mrs lannon's ffth or sixth child
Who has died from the same cause. Mr.
HAnnon was born in Indiana we anderstand d
thirty-fo.r years ago. and soon afterwads
his parents came to this state. He
has passed most of his life in Albany, where
on account of inhereat disease he has spent
q quiet, but studiOus life, never having been
in business. but always great reader. He
was upright. for several years being . rsgu.
lar attsndant at the Congregational Church.
aud has many friends who will regret his
death.
Oa Tuesday forenoon his funeral services
were held at the homo Of Mrs Harmon, aud
afterwards his remains were taken to the
cemetery at Muddy, where they were interr-
cd in the afternoon Of that day.
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The concert at the North Palestine Baptist
Church, March 9th went OF we'll. It was .
success both financially and as = literary en-,
tsrtainment Most Of the school teOk part
in the exercises. from years cid mp to we
man and manhood. The Superintendent Be.
ing sick the exercises were under the super
vision Of the Assistant. Mrs Addie Thompson,
who feels herself underobligations to all who
assisted and especially to Mrs Nellie Nor.
rison, who conducted the singing exercises
Also to Miss Emma Alphin, Of Corvallis, fol
the reading and recitation SO excellent rem.
dsred BY her. Also Rev T s BrOwnssn,
pastor of Albany Baptist church, for closing
address on sakbath Schools r.
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ORDINANCE 30. 80.

An Ordinance to amend Sec 2 Of 0rdin.
an 'e IL, entitled an Ordinances, relating 70
tle material to be used, and the mspnsr Of
b1ilding sidewalks and crosswalks.
Be u ordrihed By dI> Common Couaea of lLe
Oily Of albany =
SIC. i, The crossvays 20 be OF red or vel.
low hr l3j three inches thick ly NOT less (sFl
eight, nor more than fl2l twelve inches eide
evenly sawed, anato be nailed on beafInes.
to be made Of red fir (3) three by (6l six IN
en- -, OF oval shape, ,said bearings 10 be deubi.
ed, ard placsd inches part where the snds
Of deck planks come togsther (71 seven of
such bearings 20 be under each section aid
esosswaysto be from (3l three to 0Gl sir feet
wide, as the Committee on Streets and Pub.
'iic Property may direct. The edges Of sAid
crotswsys 70 be leyeled, aida layer Of gravel
~ three inches deep, and (3J three feet wide.
TO he spread on each side Of said crosswava
AID 70 extend tho whole length Of the sar,e
the graYei to be raised to the level Of ths
plank.
&c ii. All Ordinances or parts Of Or.
dinances in conflict, with tlis Ordinances. are
hereby repealed. III
sEc. III. This Ordinsnee to be inForesd
from and sitter five days. after its puklioa-
ton
Passed the Council March IIth, 1884
Approved March llth, 1884.
Attest: J. l.. ffrI1 .
n. j. HExToy, Mayor.
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