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Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-12-03
The average democrat is much anna,

The average democrat is much amaz-
ed when he stops to think about it,
that no terrible exposures of republi-
can mismanagement and corruption
and robbery have been made as was
promised should be when the democ-
racy got n chance to go over the books.
1t mekes him feel thnt he las been
cheated in some way when he reads
the annual reports Of democratic heads
of departments monotonously showing
that all funds have been faithfully dis-
bursed md accounted for 1t fills his
bosom with sorrow, too, because If it
is shown that republicans didn't steal,
what example is there for an enterpris-
ing but pecunious democrat to follow.
Detroit Tribune
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-12-03

Some fellow has published Zone
Hundred Proofs that the Earth is not
Globe" This is another result of
electing democratic president. No
one thought of changing the shape of
the earth during republican admins
tration. This craving for change"
is going too far. -Rdlkaskidn.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-12-03

The superb Christmas Decenber)
number of THE ART AMATEUR con-
tains charming portrait study in ten
colors by j. Carroll Beckwith, the first
of q series of colored studies by lead
ing artists. to be published during the
coming year. Notable among the 9th
err contents of this attractive number
are six floral designs-an four bird de-
signs for screen decoration, a fourth
page of pleasing figure sketches by
Edith Scannell, the first Of set OF cup
and saucer decorations wood sorreD,
some useful designs for repousse brass
work, a page of Christmas suggestions,
another monogram lin ID, numerous
studies of cherubs and infants, fine
figure of cavalier for panel decora-
ton, four dolly designs (fruits) and u
profussion of ecclesiastical embroidery
designs for sermon cases, aims bags
book markers and a stole. together
with ample descriptive text. New
features begun in this number are a
series of articles on flower paintings in
oils; Talks with Amanda" on diff
cult art terms (starting with chiaro-
scuro), and very practical and inter.
esting department of amateur photo
graphy. illustrated articles of special
interest are those on Burne-Jones as o
decorator, hints concerning drapery,
Aube's faience sculpture, and hall dec
GRAFTON. THE ART AMATEUR covers
every department of its broad field in
the most thorough and admirable
manner. The marvel il so much of IN
terest and value to art students anc
art lovers can be afforded for the low
price of S5 cents number or $500 {
year. Montague Marks. Publisher, 2
Union Square, New York.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-12-03

''Step right into the parlor and
make yourself ut hosie," said the O.
year old son of the editor to his sis
ter's best young man. Take the
rocking chair and help yourself to the
album Helen Louis is upstairs, and
won't be down for some time yet has
to make up her form, you know, be-
fore going to press. The Judge.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-12-03

Henry Ward Beecher is reported to
have said in an interview that in Mr..
Hendricks death he was sorry for the
family but not for the country. II. w.
b. is evidently a strange compound of
admiration and animosity.-B. c..
Tribune.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-12-03

Platinum wire can be drawn SO fine
that it is no longer visible to the ina
ked" eye, and can only be felt. 1t can
be seen with nagnifying glass when
the wire is held against white paper.
1t is used in telescopes and similar in
struments. -EU.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-12-03
Bucklen,s Arnioa salye.

THE BEST SALyE in tho world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
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FoR SALE BY DR.. N. Ii. TRAVER
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-12-03
An Exchange gives our idea exactly

An Exchange gives our idea exactly,
when it says: ''If you want yoSr
town to prosper, pull together. Diff
fer as much as you please in politics
and religion, but when it comes to
matters performing to your interest
and the prosperity and growth Of
your town, unite and pull together.
If your neighbor proposes measure
that is calculated to promote public
good, don't hold back because you
didn't propose it yourself; but give it
your hearty support and pull together.
Don't hang back when your neighbors
are working for your interest as well
as theirs. Don't sneer and talk about
"big heads" take hold with will and
pull together. That town succeeds
the best the citizens of which take
pride in it, work for it's success, each
in his way, but all pull together, en-
couraging new corners and new enter
prizes
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-12-03

The Blade says: 1.-The announce
ment is made that 20 republican con-
suls will be retained in their positions
during the present administration.
We now wait for the howl from Bour.
bon spoilsmen." Let them howl.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-12-03
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Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-12-03
ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE, REED CITY, MICH
October 2Sth. 1885.

OCIOUVI -tNVIIs IONUs
NOTICE Is hereby given that the following
~ named settler has fled notice of his inten-
ton to make final proof in support of his claim.
and that said proof will be made before the
Clerk OF the Circuit Court for Crawford County.
Michigan at Grayng, on December gath, 1870.
Wig: Flausies Smith,. Homestead app. No, 1,1''
for the S u Sec ~. I: 20 y II : west.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuousre sidcnce upon. and cultivation OF
said land viz: James Quasce, Thomas Quance
r T. Hastings and Wellington Patterson Vf Wei
'"e NATHANIEL CLARK,
Nov swG REGIsTER.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-12-03
POLITICAL AND MISCELLANEOUS

During the month Of October 25,-
916 immigrants arrived in this country,
decrease Of 6,17s, compared with
October, 1884.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-12-03
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Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-12-03
Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE. REED CITY, MICH.
Nov LIZ 1888

land OFFICE' NHEU UT - HfINIH''
Nov. Is, 1885.
NJ Office is hereby given that the following
to make final proof in support Of their claims
and that said proofs will he made before the
Clerk OF the Circuit Court for Crawford County
at Crawling Mich on December st, 1888, viz:
Martin Johnston Homestead app. No. 1901 for the
Sc Il Sec 8, T IS, X 3 West
He names the following witnesses 70 prove ms
said land viz: George o. Hall OF GlayinR rest
Office CharesS HUT. J g. Marsh, H. j, MARSH
of Pere Cheney Post Office.
Elias Deck Home stead Entry NO 1So6 TOT tne
names the Following witnesses TO prove his con,
thu nus residence upon aud cultivation o. said
tract viz: +. f.. Gregg. II. w. POOL Weihngtoh
pattaraon and = w Raker allof Wellington T. o.
NATHANIEL CLARK,
Nov IA REGISTER.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-12-03

'rawford AVALANCHE
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-11
nrSsARs REaGINNLvG 1HELR EALL WON.

HTSS1RS BEGINNING THEIR FALL WORK.
The New-York Hussars, who were reorg tnilcd last
wear as a body OF horscmcn preparatory to mastering
in as a part Of the State National Guard. have begun
their fall work. They have their headquarters at DC
kers Riding Academy in West Fftyslxthst. The mem
beers who horses stable them there; those VINO do
not are supplied with horses by Mr. Dickel under q
succial Arrangement. SQuad-drils, beginning next
week will be unuer the direction and tut ton of for
mer commits stoned Ger OF The Uni ed states rcgu
lar caylary The body conf rises nearly enough mem
hers TO be mustered in. Until the quota Is hloi the
tmcfs actively engaged gIucuiHly on the part
Of those who aspiring Oca positions. Ocers VIII
newly elected when the IlrSs1r become part OF the
state militia No special rndeayurS are made 10 recruit
new members but * taken in the of all april
caus to learn their character and fitness for the ser
vice All inquiries directed to the secretary of the Nus
sarS at No. l2s y-siXhst, receive prompt atrn'
ton If the writers desire become memhcrshdnk dp-
cations to them winch upon return are at once
tnrncd over the Recruiting Committee THIS method
has lea to 1.-The admission of several members OF the
Seventh and other regiments well - ciycu~, with whom
nomcmbcro the troop had before d personal acqua-
lance II the purpose Of the Infantry mihtHnru as
soon As the Husdr~ mustered in to transfer To That
body thcIG membership from thcirros pccve regiments
The IfuSsars arcuuW wearing their fatigue uniforms.
but have not yet selected their dress uniform IS.
There are heavy expenses connected with member
ship In the organization.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-11

Wheeler of the NEWCOMERS passed the ball TO Gerndt
who threw it back again After this point the fine play
of Brown, Wheeler and Pophsm was remarkably good.
and met with continued applause The goal was even
tually captured for the Canadians by German.
The second game started without delay, the Mon.
treal men still playing strong game, which completely
oyerpowered Their opponents Patton got the second
goal for Montreal; time four minutes.
The third game gave the Canadians some trouble LOT
the New-Yorkers finding the crowd had become eX-
ceedngly silent woke up and showed some spirit fOr
fnrious when another goal was scored for Montreal.
Play was resumed unt the call of time but no further
goal was obtained. Both teams were afterWard enter
FAMED by Erdstus Wiman at dinner at the Canadian
club and then attended the BUOu opera House III a
bOd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-11
PAGES OF TIE LAroNGA JOCKEY GLUE.

CINCINNATI, oct. 10.-Thc Latonia races to-
lay we're largely attended The track was fast. Tho
first racepur-e $780, and Onesi1teeuth miles was
won by McBowlins, Emma second, UItimatum third
Time, 1:ljl4.
In the second race-purse $3.50, three-qdarers Of a
mile Dudley oaks won by half length, Lrebus second
Hopciae third Time. 1:l5l2
The third race-purse $780, one mile and twenty yards
wa, won by Forest, Cleaner second, shpaons third
Time, l;47
thrcc-q quarters Of "A mile-Mary Payne second Aha D.
The MIN race-pursc $780, one and onc.eghth miles
was won by Pearl Jennings, shpaiouS second, Grey
Cloud third Time, l:51.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-11
WINNERS AT LAWN TENNIS.


At the lawn tennis tournament Of the Brook
yn Heights Club yesterday at their grounds In Brook
Ign the following results were scored;
GExTIENES's pouHLRs-FIRsT ROUSD.
G. hoffman and c. Post beat T. Fish and o. Campbell 60
G. r. sheldon and L. A. Fish beat W. T. Cotton and G. b.
6 Sotman and b Edwards beat c. p. hoffman and F. b.
" Bige.ow v Coaey beat w.Jaryie aud B. Hard,
B Chu1cry r ami :. Chaunccy beat J. huxley ana w
A Read, CO, 81.
SECOND ROUND
g hoffman and B. Edwards beat c. F. Sheldon and L. A
D. chauncey. and = : chauncey beat T. ". Bgolow
and T.. II. tOncy. q. g g.
q. =. Nc:maI ana G. Post a BY
THIRD KOuND.
O. hoffman and G. Post beat G. Notman ana b. Edward
ID Chsuncey IT, and = s. Chauncey bye.
FINAL HOCND.
This was not completed the result 30 lar being and O.
a. fvoT of g. : N0tlnan and G.. The tournament Will
be finished on Iuesdhy
After many postpOnements the Ladies' Club for out
door sports finished It's annual awu-tehpls tOuluah emu
ri New Babylon the morning In the contests Tor inc
Iadirs' Club prize the result was as follows:
Ftrs. rouudMiss r. COuyngham beat Miss Julia Norton
C9C8 GIacie MlnttemOTe beat diss Ildlth walker
3 a. G3 Mos C. &. Ward, bye second TOund dlssC
whit m0re a bye Miss ward beat Miss Whttemore 90
GO thus winning The prze, handsome silver belt embell
ished with the club cO'0fs
MONTREAL DEFEATS NETWORK AT LACROSSE.
When the Montreal lacrosse men took the
FIELD at NewBrighton yesterday in their final match
with the New.York club fully 1900 persons, interested
spectators were OH the ground The ball faced at
O'CLOCK aud some pretty play ensned Paterson Tor
Montreal coon got the bail and it down TO the New
XoTk goal where the home team made desperate hghI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-11
Religious Notices,

American Temperance Union Chckcuug Hall, sunday
afternoon, 3 O'Clock Addresses by Rev. {. II. MEAD
ana Rev =. W. MARTIN OF tins city. Dr. KELLEY, Nh
seal director EDWIN r. GALLOWAY. secretary, 10
SEPu a. BOGARbU-. President
All -ouls' Church tAnihom Memorial A-th.st west Of
Cth aVc.-Rey. Il. HfBEE NEWTON viii preach az ii a. H.
Evening service at 4 p. IN
All -ouI.' Church. 4tltavc., corner 2Othst-sundaV
school sermon by the Pastor, Rev. Tai EbDDli.
G. WILLIAMS AZ II H. ~. IN" public cordially invited
Al Reformed Catholic services. cthavc. and 2ad.t-
EvCuigQ Father OfONNOR speaks on 'lhc bedtL Of
Gtfdiral McuiosKcy" JAMES T. BHEN NAN, ESQ, dis
tingn he'd convert VIII also speak Proesial' and Cath
ODcs invited. All welcome.
CnIyory Church, corner 4th ave and slstst- Holy
Communion at m. Morning service al - oclDch
Evening prtycr with sermon AZ 40 p m d." rector
The Rev iIKNtA y. ~ATTEILkE d. u, VIII Ohci"te
Church of The Divine Paternity, 5thavc, cor 45thst
CHARLES IL. EAI ON, Pastor. VIII pIe',h ~ - g. ~,
Snulect Power of hrsTs Example, $40 y ~; hoc
lures 10 the Young: victor iiugo Love "l IID'iy.
Central Methodist Episcopal hurch 'thaNe ana M
st-Prcachlne 1890 and $3.50 p NJ Dy lh' i'S' 10
LANE. Pastor Morning subject Inc I'Ia'u :, ii, ~
DIN. Church" Evening: "fhe Younger sons request
Church of the Holy Trinity Madison ave ana ga st.
the rev. " ILBCR r. WAIklNS D. - lS'IoI. iD'i w.
service II and III the evening shoeh'u SCI WV
ara free seats.
Church of the Holy spirit Madsonayc, corner rinsg'
Rev. FDMU Nd GU1LBEKT, Rector HOW ConlnIiIpn %
morning service II evening service f4J Sl"nkei' '
daily welcomed
First society Of Spiriiuns,s, Grand Opera MAJ i 1,
ave and 23d.st-J. j. MORSE peaks !ahce A,'rn
FvenInR subject: "Spit.li4m It, fast ana fuluto
Seats nee Conference 2oO Maud L0rd VIII DC On "
and other medinms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-11
POOR PLAYING BY THE METRoPoLTTAN NINE.
Ahnnt 9. 900 neople witnessed the game OF

baseball at Washington Park Brooklyn, yesterday be-
tween the BROOKLYN and Metropolitan Mines The Metro
noIitau men PLAYED poorly aud did not u single
run while their opponents made four.
Games played at other places we're:
At ST. Iouis-St. Louis 1; Ncw-YOrk, 3.
Al Chicago Philadelphia, 10; Chicago, 3.
AT Decentralization. -; Detroit, 4.
At acknowledgements, d; Pttsburg. 1.
Al 81 IOus-St. LOUIS, 10; Cincinnati l.
At Observation-Disclosures 7; BuilalO,3 After
n-PrOyidence 3 4; Buffalo, o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-11
CrCnrSlou5.

A GREAT BOAT RACE.-HANLAN ant
~. LES against COURTNEY and CONLEl, pleasure
Island Troy oct 49, Take Troy Line Steamer CITY Of roy
from hr-tophcrst, y r.. oct -, p. M. ENCI RNIoN
berth included and passage on Annex steamer over Tia
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Rcllllcus Aollcco.

Ch,rch Of Oar -, iour .UuivJs.U 5,th {. near sun
ave E,.v. IO-I.TII D. MASON. Pastor sunday morning
az o. Faithfu'ncss IN tile Things" followed by coml
ion service; evening 10 Z -, els Nan Immortal
Church of The Messiah cor .ithst. and Patk ser
vices ann Sermon at H. by the Rev Ir FbtN -
of pm dcpha Tho public cordially invited. 40 evening
service
Disrlprs ~ Christ ssh ~. bet Ntn and on ayct-
Morning sermon by Tie pastor Rev u. u. ~ lF.
Evtuur- address By the kew. G. ~. MEAD ana j. y
STIARSS. ESQ. on Temperance Work Among the ti'ru
men,
FpIisc dn saint Esprit 22c oucst Service dvin
c dmguchc dix htuTcs n dcfhlc du h''h' lo''-N "
W1rfMEIER Eect,ur
five P,inf. Iii.r IItt.rL 10 NprtI't, W VI.
f. BARNARD erinrndcntS'rY'ro OF song HIhElnE ny
the children sunday d $50 clock FuOac h'l'u ~"
nations Of clothing and shoes solicited
New Jerusalem Church East 3jth between PARK aII
Lexington avc4-Icv. = =. SEWARD. Pa-lur -efNctt ~
O'Clock. subject. " Parental Res Onsibihy' SUNDAY
school with adult ca-s =, l2lJ.
Peoples spiritual Meeting, Arcanum Han, % In9n
Nquaro ma 18TH sslnquir7 meeting nv lu,V
Ne iumlstic phenomena at 80 Essay anu cohioi
encr al Z 3d. subject "reucamatiOn'
~ Iennfus Church i0th-si.. between 9Th and ON aVe
Rev ARTHUR RlTCHIE. Rector services 9hhldI.a,
q 10 a. M D. IN. daily holy days ana fridays
and 10 "a.
II. BnrthoIome,y'- Church Madsonavc and 4lthst;
Rev SAMUEL COOKE. D. D.. Rector Morning setEGoau
II o'clock Afternoon service ia O'Clock Sermon ny nov
FREDERICK w. CLAMfEIE
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