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widows Woes.
Agood deal has been heard about s''hard
tines midsummer, and from hearing
the phrase over and over almost every.
body has come to talking Of hard times,
while o small proportion Of thepopulation
realizes what the words mean. Thereafe
certain untailing indices Of the condition
Of the general purse. One Of these is the
business transacted at the County Record
err,s Office. AT Clerk Hook d office, in Hush
timeB, the principal business Is fecuTding
transfers OF real estate and Issuing mar.
rtage licenses. In times like these, deeds
offrust are the principal documents enter
ed for record, and the number Of marriage
licenses reaches the minimum, while an
occasional assignment emphasizes the sig.
fiiaeanee OF the record.
Anotherpointef whichahow enthusiastically
Of money with . large class ofpeople, IS
the fact that old pocket pieceB, rare coins
kept as ciriositiea or memantoeg, have
found their way into circulation. The
other day widow, whose reckless son
had been tined for q violation 81 law, laid
down q twenty-dollAr gold piece to pay
the line, and there We're leara in her eyes
and q tremor In her voice aB che said,
'sAfyold man, thata dead and gone now,
carried that gold piece twenty yeafs be-
fore he died. Little he thought when he
died and left Johnny there little bright
eyed lad, his keepsake would ever como
to this But ifsa al the money have In
lhn world, and parting With It Ike this is
pretty hard
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iiTf DAN w sNTED-wANr TO B0R.l
~ Rowfrom s., 900 10 Is 0O, on real ssta.e Isea.
r.ty. or . party 70 ilyett that amount 10 god
Ing bntitiesss perfectly flie. Ad6Eti +, O. Rot
sag. Martins Very Chic = And
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1.anrhtar 1anas !. Nan chnrn,

10 beauty when Il discloses a pretty set Of
teeth Whitenesa when nature has sup
Piled this element Of loyeliness, may 30
through life by using the fragrant
sCZ0DONT.
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IafsfteRA1IoN LAWS.

y, ~, n, !.
The DIGESTION NOT uaderaseoas="here the
piiheuify Lies.
NEW York, August 2l.--John Russell
Young. ex.M Minister to China, In an inter.
I; =, ,,o.tta,s,o, soil Tba an,;s,,a, IA,
Wv yes.stsy, ss 1.,S s. - Ist.e..
Aaeetion y NOT uhdersteoa IN America.
Immigration from China comes from one
point alone Canton. 1t is q city OF e
,,;Il;o,, ,,sor,a thas can,ar ,of a vsast nav.
tt.t.e 1900 ss.s $50. - : - e.
lnce, the MOST soashsrn part iot onlna.
Within seven hours OF Canton, by river,
"a Hong Kong. Hong Kong Is a British
settlement, "a much under the British
.fiag as "a Cork or Liverpool. All the
;traific IN the way Of emigratio TO Ameri-
,cacomes from Hong Kong, mainly through
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asor sac.

;I,oRs sALE-A FREsH DURHAM.
IL coW.iwithI Jersey hi,iie talt By her siSe;I
large mileher and excefle butter mRtet Aha.I
Ia hieton bugsy and Harness Apply Gt 10
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SILVER PIAIsD knife, Fork and
SpOonfor School Set. y. Z.
JACOB wv. CIR BB, JeWeler.
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TINS Is the season when housewives are
busy making preserves and jam. Hyou
should be unfortunate enough to Jam
your ngerin any wa, st jacobs Oh will
heal it. ~
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ME- following shows the range Of the
thermometer as observed at Schnepis
drug store, 1913 Market street, yesterday:
I I 4. M, ", 90 81. ", 7lsi Pm,
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IlI9!p!IcAT1oNIsI.

wAsHisdTos, August q. II a. .M.--For
the Ohio Valley and Tennessee, fair
weather except in Tennessee local rains,
variable winds, nearly stationary tenn
peratute. a 81 e
For The Lower Lake region, generally
fair weather, variable winds, slight rise in
temperatnfe. !. =. n I. a 81.
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=. Abroad.
j. NJ. Jackson. Jr., Of Parkersburg, is at
the Mcclure House.
Rsy. R. a. Arthur, Of Webster Couit
House, Is in the city. ~
Miss Rickie iildetbfand, Of the South
Side, isvisiting friends at steubenyille.
Mrs. Phinney leavesi today for ayisit to
Col. @. H Bealls family, in Brooke
county.
MO. o. Church, Esq ,ot Parkersburg,
was in the city q few hours yesterday on
his wayhome from the lakes.
Miss Mollie Moran, Of the South Side,
has returned home from an extended
visit TO Mrs. john Jennings at Wellsyille.
Walters. Sands, EEq. q well known, lead
ing Parkersburg attorney, who had anum-
berof friends in this city, died suddenly
at his home Tuesday. 81 s;.s8sf
Mrs. j. II. Kirk and children have re-
turned to their home in the city from the
Monndsyille camp grounds, where they
spent the heated term. Y
Mn. Wheat and daughter Hattie and
Mr.. Laura Ford, Of Wheeling, were the
guests Of the Misses Jones, on Gravel Hill,
yesterday eitaire 2 fiblt,,e. 81
Mr.. j. iA. suydam and wife, (hes Miss
Mamie Chapline, Of Kansas City, arrived
/ in the city yesterday and are the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. s. p orton, OF the Island.
Hon. Ben. Ribher. and vile and daugh:
ter Gertrude, returned last evening from
Atlantic Civ and other eastern watering
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OPERA.

A new invoice of Women's as cent
y. W.sAaiGK'S,
1l48 Main Street.
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Columbus, Ohio, Stale Fair.

The Baltimore 4 Ohio will sell'excur.
sion tickets on August 81 aud Sept
], 2, 8 and q Tor "a 40 round trip.
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YESTERDAY the weather flags Of the
Signal Service Bureau were displayed In
this city for the first time from the flag
STAFF erected by Mayor Grubb on top o.
the Academy OF Music over theentrance
% his iSwslry store. He commenced re-
ceiving orders from the Bureau yesterday
morning. The fags displayed were the
blue crescent and redstar, signifying-blue
crescent, clear, fair weather; red star, sta
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Cincinnati ana Return 8 d 90.

tonight at the Alhambra Palace
Rink. ) s.,
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aKlz.wA1rosand Mary Jane illisms,
the women Al, rested on house. boat We'd
nesday night were committed TO jail for
80 days yesterday inidefault Of So fines
and costs each. Charles Emmett, their
male companion, paid S. and costs. The 1,
Walton woman has only been out Of jail
q fsw days since serving aformer sentence
far fha aanne nffausa. s,i Isl
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.rHEIeIA SITUATION.

~
not Much Hope q q skssamptlei Down ii
;;is .Be,ieife.
rasl Ettalas,s psadsa,, & llsl ~
The glass aituaionin this city isvery
much like the Presidential election last
fall, when one day the news came that
Blaine IL elected, and the next brought
The message that Cleveland hss LOO
majority. The uncertainty Then and The
display Of confidence alternately pictures
precisely the situation in this city during
the past four days. Everybody thought
Mondays meeting would deeidsit. Then
when 1lAsday evening came the greatest
confidence was manite Tested. Yesterday
clouded the brightest prospects, and most
people resigned themsely TO the fate that
was in store. ~ ope deferred maketh
the heart sick. y The meet Ing id oasaed,
and the impression was general that no
conclusion could be reached. "A general
gloom spread oyerithe city, but when it
was learned that the man lrers had
submitted % proposition that was being
considered, hope revived. at first "a
cleaning Of. boy for lantern globe blow.
ers%as the ssirk ding point. This was left
TO the men finally, and that point was CON
coded. Then twas learned that President
Smith, who left here in the evening, would
return to-day, aud that the local unionsiof
the glass workers would, decide on the pro-
position, and the former confidence in
some and fear in others was manifested.
Tie strain has been terrible, eycelling even;
that over the resnlt of the election last fall,
because all OF ourpeople are more directly.
interested. There are those on both
sides anxious for d settlement, There are.
others on both sides who do not seem to
bs. K Something may develop. to-day;
There Is no certainty about II. The bars
have not been drawn in either the Ian.
term iobe or EiBon works, and as long
as fire Is continued there is hops-thoush
tits long deferred. NYehops % be ablsto
give some definite idea Of the situation
below, but there are those who say the,
definite news will not come till tomorrow.
'sTo.morrow never comes 1t seems as
true in this instance asin any we lever
beard Of.
The latest information is that there Is
no probab ility Of q settlement No en-
news could be obtained at a.
S'Sloek. Tomorrow will decide the mat,
Ter finally. g : i
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IN rrronr no KEEp CLEAN
onthe Part OF tho tllass chy-other Beiiair
News Itemn.


onthe Pertoe tho CLAN City -ofher Heiiairs
News Items,
]. W. yosl, Of Columbus, Is visiting
telatiyeshere.
The Baltimore 4 Ohio trains were late
lyesterdsy morning.
MIS-. William X. Long died yesterday
at her home IN the Flhst ward otSeon-
sumption.
ftiooksasii theproper location d the
cemetery hill road vii alter some Of the
lot lines on the hillside.
The Mechanics and Liberty hose com.
panysboys have arranged lori game Of
base ball this attefnoon.
The stores begin next week to keep open
as late n, they wish 10, the time fixed by
agreement having almost expired.
az new club has been organized among
the young men and q room has been rent.
edin which to spend their evenings and
entertain their friends.
Some Of the summer homes OF Bellaire
men, in camps along the river, were Hood
| ed by the rising river, and some OF the
tents had To be struck before daylight yea
terday morning.
The Salvation Army now holds IFS
meetings In q building in the First ward.
Jacob. Heathefington has presented o lot
to the Army, and the members are trying
toraiae money for; q building fund.
John r. Long and Miss Emma Long
were married &C the BRIDES home In the
Fourth ward, Wednesday evening, by
Rev. 7. II. Taylor. The Indian Run
brass band, assisted bya number Of the
friends Of the coupler gave them q sere-
made.
The City Council is now advertising for
building sewers up Thirty.seventh street
with branches, and also on Central avenue.
Those owning the AUDITING property, to
be taxed, OF Otherwise interested, are
\ asked 10 come before the Council at the
regular meeting Tuesday. September 8,
and state any objections.
Council has passed a new garbage ordi-
dance, and it Is given out as the intention
ofthe the officers to rigidiy enforce Il: 1t
Imposes q fine of SO or less on any. one
Throwing garbage Of any kind, or ashes,
or allowing q servant or child TO throw
any upon any street or alley and a fneot
1910 or less for permit ting any such fithito
remain on or about the premises. Wagons
or other vehicles must not be left to OBJ
strucs streets or alleys, under penalty Of q
fine Of S. or less: With sewers and the
enforcement Of this ordinance 1t is exc
pected to keep Bellaire rcspec tably clean.
= . T. G. :
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MUSIC to-uishtat tho AlAambrn Palace
Rink.
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aasa,,tea.

.1yTItANTRD-A GIRL TO DO GEN.
wv gRRAII HorsSWCfk In family Of laiet.
Must coma wei recommended. Apply 1t lIa
tIhRhllnn stfeet. ? ll-.ll. y. y ~ AMI
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ABour pgopLE.

strangers In the Gag aud wheeling Folk
Abroad. acs
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fTYoR RENT-Two UNFURN1sHEn
james Hotel. Enquire at ST. JAML3 HOTEL
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cardIl

Music tonight 1t the Alhanbsa Palace
Rink.
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Mgsto tonight at the Alhambra Palac
Rink.
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|fTIoR RENT@ BRICK HOUSE CON.
[ OBTAINING Eve rooms, at ISL Main street
Possession given Gfs. day Of septembef. GE0. j
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asar asent.

.DooMs FOR RENn-1N HORN
Ielbrookts Bloch. Apply 70 w. v. HoGE Z
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Prices rs aud 50 csffts No cxtsa charee for 70.
served seats. Sale Of seats at saumera Thutsday,
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GTooKs FOR sALE.

Ypuug and well broke 10 halnesS, or 10 Wotk y
coal bank; low, heavy get and very tQHsie buzz
~ sell them very cheap, - have no work ~
sI qua p i. KIMBERLY
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-08-27

Martin Valentine, OF Marathon. La
peer County, died In this place. while
on visit TO his children, at the resi-
dence of his son. Mr.. p. Valentine, on
Sunday, Aug. 9th. aged IA years.
Mr.. v. was one Of Michigan's pioneers.
He was native of New York. He
was married to Miss May j. Phillips,
March 18th 1886, In the town of Sem
net, Cayuga County, and with his
young wife enigrated to Michigan, and
purchased farm in Marathon, during
the same year. This constituted his
residence till his DEATH, There were
but five families within the township
when they came. Their Oldest son,
DIR. A. b. Valentine. of Montmorenci
County, was the first white child born
within the town, which then consisted
of what is now Marathon, Oregon and
Deerfleld townships. At the first town
election he was elected Constable and
Collector. He run a stage line and
carried the mail between Marathon
and Lapeer. They had eight children
four boys and four girls. The girls
died young. He was a painter by
trade, and followed that business in
connection with farming, until hi
health failed him in 1861. Since then
he has been an invalid. After these
many years wrestling with disease Of
the throat he rests from his labors
He leaves wife and four sons Il
mourn his loss. He was buried in thu
cemetery at this place on Wednesday
Rev G. s. Weir ofiiciated at tin
funeral
Aug. 1885. N. f. ID.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-08-27


Oats No. white. per bushel. s6 cents
Hay, No itim0thy, per ton, $40 o.
straw per ton.
steam cooked feed. per ton.
Raw feed. per ton, 70 81.
Bran, per ton, 10 %.
May hsur, roller patent. per barrel: 70.
May hous, roller mills. per barrel, W.
Our Roller Process. per barrel n.OO
Excelsior, new brand, per barrel. ..
Buckwhoat Flour, per hundred pounds.
Mess beef, per barrel, II ~.
Extra mess pork. per barrel. ~ %.
Refined lard per pound, ~ cents.
Ham, sugar cured, per pound,l4 cents
R~eakfaef bacon. per pound. 10 cents.
Wince meat per round cents.
ClsAr pOrg, sides. per pound. Genus.
Mess pork per pound. cent
Extra me ~ beef. per pound cents.
Dried Beef per pound. ii cents
Butterino. per pound Genus.
Choice dalry butter. per pound. IL
Fresh egga, per dozen, 10 cents. -
q. q. Java, ground, per pound. ~ TO 90 CENTS
Mocha, ground, per pound. ~ cents
Fiint's Golden Rio, per pound, % cents.
Flnt's Aracaba Rio, per pound 70 cents
Teas green. per pound, &C TO IS cents.
Sugar yellow. per pound, 81 2 cents.
Sugar, Extra @, per pound, IA cents.
Sugar graduated. per pound. l-S cents,
Sugar. cut loaf, per pound, 10 cents.
Sugar powdered per pound. III cents,
Oil water white, per gallon. 20 cents.
Potato, T. per hushel new. 10 cents.
BEANS. hand picked. per nushel. 90.
oeas green per bushel 30
syrup maple per gallon, 20.
N. o. molasses. per gallon, 65 cents.
Molasses, per gallon. 30 cents
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-08-27
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Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-08-27
The Art Amateur

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Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-08-27

Grandma-"Clara, do you think
your mother would approve of your
sitting up SO lateP Clara-''Why +,
grandma, it was only half-past ten
when Frank left last evening"" Grand
ma" CLARA, your grandma happened
to be awake just as Frank was leav-
ing, and didn't she hear him say: Now,
Clara, just one, and didn't the clock
strike. neutrality-suspicious. Trtb-
une,
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-08-27
Public Notice.

Crawford Co. Treasurer's Office,
CRAWLING. August 9TH, 1885
NOTICE is hereby given, that the
~ sale of lands in Crawford County,
advertised by the Auditor General a.
delinquent for taxes of 1888 land pre-
vious years. will be held ut the Coun.
ty Treasurer's Office, in Grayling, the
County Seat of said County, common
cling on Tuesday, the 9th day of Octo
Der next, at nine o'clock A. NJ, and
continue from day to day (Sundays
pxcepted) until the same shall have
been disposed of according 10 law.
WIN. WOODBURY.,
County Treasurer.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-08-27
For Sale.

For sale cheap for cash, o yoke OF
young oxen. Enquire of the subscri.
Der, on his farm IN Beaver Greek town
ship.
Also 100 acres of land with small i'm
provements, and some pine timber.
p. o. address, Wellington, Crawford
Co., MicnIErr.--------------
STEPHEN NJ. MILES.
July 2, 6 III
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-08-27

Chicago, % a. IN.
Jackson, 10 p. m,
CoNEEcrIoys--At Bay City with Bay City Divis-
ion for Lapeer Port Huron Detroit and all
points East, and with Saginaw Division for Jack
son. Fort Wayne, Chicago and all points West
and North. At Mackinaw City, with d., NJ & NJ.
R. r. for Marquette and points west. At Alger
with ID. q. c. & A. r. r. for AuSable and oscoda.
o. w, RUGGLES,
Gen. Pass. & Ticket Agt. Chicago.
&. H. HICKS,
Local Ticket Agt. Grayling.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-08-27
For Sale.

will sell my house and lot in the
town of Cheney, Lot 3, Block ID, on
favorable terms. For further particu-
lars call on or address
MRS. ADDIE CURRANS.
July left GRAyLING, MICH
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-08-27
Public Notice.

The public are hereby notified that
am prepared to do all kinds OF drive
and curb we'll work. on short notice.
Pumps and pipe furnished to order.
T. r. DECKROW,
CRAWLING, MICHIGAN.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-08-27


Syrup. maple. per gallon, W.
N o. molasses. per gallon, 65 cents.
Molasses. per gallon. % cents.
Advertise in the AVALANCHE.
Huckleberries, SO cts per bushel.
Subscribe for the AVALANCHE.
C. M. harris, of East Saginaw, was
In town on Tuesday.
Pay for the AVALANCHE.
Pay Car went North over Mackinaw
Division on Wednesday.
Call and examine the Racine Fan
ming Mill, for sale by 0. Palmer.
Paisley took the depot and grounds
Tuesday. He is taking every thing late
ly.
Landsides and points for Dement'S
No. 6 pillow, for sale at this Office.
The railroad boys are getting their
new blue suits with brass buttons
made.
For Tanning MIL best made, call
at the AVALANCHE OFFICE.
r. Hanson and family are expected
home next week.
For Job Work of all kinds call at the
AVALANCHE office.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Hicks left this
morning for Oxford, for short visit.
For q Buckeye Reaper, or Mower,
call on o. Palmer, agent, at this office.
Another child of the Andrews fam.
fly, died yesterday afternoon.
For a Remington Rifle, or PEPPER
Shot Gun, call at this Office.
Mrs. ID. NJ. Kneeland left for Mil
waukee, Wis, last week, on visit tc
her parents.
For a jackson Wagon, or vehicle o
any kind. call on o. Palmer at the Av
ALANcHE Office.
Mrs Charles Harder returned las
week from her visit to friends in Beav
er Creek Township.
For first class Sewing Machine, al
most any make, cheaper than ever, cal
Mt the AVALANCHE Office.
The Knights of pencil and scissor
of Orsego County, failed to put in al
pearance at the reunion.
For Spring Tooth Harrow. mount
ed on wheels, call at the AVALANCHE
'lFFioB
]. Charron, has established a cam
on the North Branch, and is putin
in logs for H. ". Loud.
Inquire of o. J. Bell, If you want
desirable village lot. He will Civ
bargains that will astonish the natior
Paisley has photographs and ster'
copic views of the finest scenery alon
the AuSable River. Call and sc
them.
Mrs. i. H. Edgcumbe and daughte
returned from their visit to friends
England, on last Monday. Joseph
himself again.
The grandchild of r. s. Rabbit
who has been sick for the las. wee
with fever, is gradually recovering.
Do not fail TO read our offer of d
AMERICAN FARMER free to all of o
subscribers who pay their subscripti'
In advance.
Capt Bennett, We postmaster
Roscommon, attended the the reunio
and was enrolled along with many OF
er new members.
Remember the AVALANCHE Off
can now furnish you with job work
all sorts, competing with any office
the state for quality or price of wo'
Col. N. @. Berry, Mrs. Berry a
mother. of Berryville, attended the
union last week, and were the guel
of Mr. and Mrs. o. Palmer.
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w. A. Masters has erected chick
coop, and will move his chickens
from the farm, so that he can care
them during the winter
Paisley has large stock of pict'
frames on hand, and more comil
Call and see them and have your :
ture taken to fiIl one.
For Roller Grain Drill, manuf
tured by Beckwith s. Lee, OF Dove
nc. Mich. and the best in the mark
call OH o. Palmer agent, this office