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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-30

The Representation bill now before the Massa-
chusetts Legislature would reduce the number Of
saloons in one town in that State from AGO TO 20.
That would be q reduction Of nearly "a per cent
If this good fortune comes to Massachusetts, it
will not be because of Democratic zeal for TEN
perance reform.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-30
THE Talk OF THE DRY

An American gentleman who was recently visiting
In England thought he would try an experiment to
test the crcdullty Of Engllshmen in regard to the
United States So one day when he was with num-
Der Of fairly intelligent Enslishmen he gravely tod
them that on various street of Chicago there
are pccuar machines run by intricate clockwork on
which is inscribed the legend Drop ten silver dollars
in the slot and get divorce Half of his auditors
believed tho story, and the other half accepted 1t In
its main features, but criticised certain details.
High Office" What does your father doP asked
the teacher Of the boy.
He's q contractor was the reply.
"A railroad contractorP 4,
No ma am: sausage contractor. He ties up tho
ends after another man has filled 'em."-(Iid- Bits
little fat roly-poly fellow cssaycd the character
OF "Hamlet, in Chicago last week Frank Lincoln
who saw him said that between fat Hamlets and ham
fatlets Chicago playgocrs made pretty tired
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-30
ALL DEMOCRATS ARE ELIGIBLE

From The Baltimore American s.,o.
Vest club named after the Missouri urabaSIy Isl
has been started out West It's motto ptosc1Y ssr
Give ms the Offices and you can keep your O"h '''
Woo reform.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-30
MONEY AND BUSINESS.

During the past week. notwithstanding the pur
chase Of s2,500,O0O Of the 4 1-2 per cents at
1878 or less, and s1,345,s0O Of the As at l20
or less, in all 3d. 935 800 par value, costing about
q. 300, 600, the Treasury holds Sl,S24,4S7 more
cash than it held week ago, as follows:
Aprl o. April 81.
No, Cold . s21G,1e2.s4o e218234,o2I
Ne' 0 CO. 44o7.57e 1924, 9l9
Ne. S.N.' ror,o,. qse1oo1s 20, $50. 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-30

What has become Of the various schemes for
keeping out of the country undesirable immi
grants? The most important of these Senator
Pamer's bill providing for consular inspection.
The temporary impulse given to this movement
by the outcome of the Anarchist agitation in
Chicago should not be allowed to die out. There
seemed, shortly after Congress met, to be pros
pee. Of wise dealing with the grave question, but
for several months not word has been said on
the subject 1t is time to stir it up IL anything
is TO be accomplished at this session
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-30

BRANCH OFFICES OF THE TRIBUNE
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orders for regular delivery OF .he daily paper wiz %
Received ct the following branch onces in New YORK
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No $50 East l2sthst, near SasSe., 10 q N 70 30
.
Union Square. No 1853 4th.sve, corner OF 1ssh-sa
zoe West l2dst.. near 6tnsve
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No. $50 East 125th-st, open untn 80 N
IN OTHER CITIES. 49,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-30

Would it not be good idea to put the contractor
who repairs the Assembly Chamber ceiling under
bonds to keep the work in proper condition for q
term OF years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-30
WHY

Heart OF me, why do you sigh
Why droop your eyelds, pale and shy,
Like snowhakes that on vlolets nef-
Why do you sigh, my heartf
swcetlng, wherefore do you weep =
,'ril the flowers that May winds steep,
when the day hath sunk to sleep,
Seem from beads o. dow to peep !
Why do you weep, my swect'
n nv LOVE. whence comes this glow,
fJke the sunset on the snow.
Which on your fair face doth showf-
why do you blush, my queenf
Must I speak your answer, dearf
Listen then, and you VIII hear
WHY you Sigh and weep and blush,
Why cen now you bid me hIsh
Sing. sing, ye birds that be;
Answer music of tho sea-
Spin, old earth tu melody -
For my one love loveth mo
Doth she not. my heart
Amelia RIyeS I'm Nav Uarpar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-30

The fatal accident on Atlantic-ave. on Thursday
is a powerful argument for the abolition OF the
surface railroad in that Brooklyn street Let tho
Common Council heed it. II the consent to build
an elevated road which Mr. Corbin asked for
nearly two years ago had been granted. as it should
have BEEN the cause Of such accidents as that Of
last week might have been removed ere this. There
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-30

Henry wattcrson has column editorial iii "The
Louisville Courier Journal" entitled: "To your Tents
o Israeli 1t is fervid address to the Democratic
party to fall down and worship the Star Eyed Goddess
OF Reform what time the sound OF the FreeTrade duh
elmer harp sackbut and all kinds Of music Is heard
The party Is also exhortcd to renounce the Money
Devil and all his works, and ceave to Grover Ceve-
land only as long they both shall Hive. seiah.
Henry can write Hrstratc pieco when he really
tries
I receive so many orders for out-ofthewa articles
of iewolry that takes good deal to astonish me;
but when pretty young lady camo IN The other day
and had a ring made 10 order for her tndlnD, must
confess that / was surprised. She ordered pain,
broad dull gold band and must say that when saw
II on her pretty little left thumb changed my mind
about tho young woman's taste, for the ring was
really very becoming. Are thumb rings going TO DO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-30
Jnoex to Advertisements.
Bnslness Notires.

OFFICE FURyITURs
In Great Variety, manufactured ~
T. q. SELLKw.
III Fulton.st., New-Y0rk
Desks, Library Tables. &C.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-11

Ten ICftgs The genial MANAGER - TIE
Clevs ~ ciuo, was Ia . eap7y frame of
niad the other evening. Tie esuze Tor his
-xuocranrs vas IA tss probability * hls
ciub Ssing into the League f-sKs season. as-un-
n< tse D~<roit's franchise '.Jlsvslans. p
sat hs. .'is a fry csat oitY. r. pesgie
there arc educated up - socd se.l paying
aud - can mage u0re noaey there ss tie
d -h sariE taan with an Association tsara AZ
sTxusy 9se c~urs Cisv~lssd peopls want
tke t-St SD are willing to pat % - 80 it
Wen it sss drst given oEs snaf ths D-troiss
Intended = crit she business I wanted he
Clsvssand sirsc=urs - spy ths Whole outfit
fraschisc. players snd AZ Thcy cce4d have
disposed q - msa tas7 did oct wanc. sni
o-~i5es getting bacs COED asif n the srsE
inal sxpscdieurs could rave bad q cogaos "a
arn taass a. e0od slsncst Es sn7 n tbs Lescae
bat rhey didns se~ = se spaTt frnra gs1tin<
he franchisa. ~h7cA thsy 49, sacrsi>kirr =
fsr. there IS fcrst shous sks casiber ~ ase
rear, Sone uarry Ell aavs - b. Sp-nt IN
SCI -n-tseuing r~-seicrs. sus tha chance hss
he-n icst - acquire q ssAr s-<rssarlcR. sud
2 wifI sasa scE.e *sr~e 8c~ - 81 "a M =
esod pea-Z-s-Ns-v arz 8sasl and Express
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-11

GsoRGIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY.
rscted 70 % located at the poin. which would
furnish the Sess Inducements in money or
otherwise 10 the state So the great cities
bean the cor tess fCr the location Macon,
Athens, IiiiedssVlEe and Atlanta entered
the LIST in generous rivalry, but Atlanta
poured $4,000 into the states Golfers aud
threw ia sta ana an annaisy Of S2.5cO for
twenty years, thus securing t5s location
over al hsr rivals
Thsre are tvo buildings making up the
chronological schoSl-t5e academic building
and tas machine shop; the whole property
valued at about $50 eco Tho school is a
part q the stats university at Athsns. and
there Is no rivalry between the two. Athens
IS the head; Atlanta the handx Without
the technoloyical scasol the university is In
complete. IL Is Thoughts versus work; Prsc-
tics against theory; the shop against the
ssudy; tho hammer against the bsok.
TIE University Of Georgia i peculiar. II
Ia an aggregation Of schools and a multiDli-
cation q colleges Augusta has the medical
branch. Athens tho literary branch, Dahlo-
mega an adjunct os the Lss-ary branch and
Atlanta the technical branch The technO-
lo<ical school, besng the latest addition, Is
very popular.
Tho school Of technology win accommo-
date over 20 st1fea,s Il Is beautifully sit
uatsd ~ ore of tao many bills OF Atlanta,
convenient 70 the city. and ths institution is
IA The hands of tss most eompetsa; faculty
ever zat5ovsd together u ths South Already
students are rsp.ssiy Sling the Limit, sad It IS
probabls IAas additional ull1isss VII lie re
quirsd IN another year
Tss .sa4iisg oblccs Is the tcachin- Of TIE
principles of scieace, eSpscially taoss which
relate - tne mechanic and Industrial arts
Ths methods ere ina ths uAia such as have
bsen t0sRa ad vanias sesus in TIE polvtcchric
schools Of EsIrops VITA such u1cdLacat.ons IS
wtil adapt il % ths pscEaiAr needs q that
section. r J. COOKE.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-11
osoaalAs SCIENTIFIC soHooL
"a Ens1isatioa a Wkfsb tAs Empire stats
- a. s.alh aLay - rEsaI.

"a Inssicasioa a WEisb 1ao Empire state
"a tLs sSafh Nay Bs Prsad
ArLAFrA EoF 6.-lieorgz las again -
serted 4sr elaln % re tlfLs - tae Enlpa
s--1s ~ ras soataa ~ LsE recelt eolil ---ioa
10 q state .caool ot technology l4-s sc0oei
i tAs euly scrletly sc-enLac college ia q :
sol-asfa 49, -. znG - kuSsu as t-s eeeTg =
sca1ol n techuo.oxy. 3. D. iocalei ~ A.
-anla. vas capita ctr 2a4 me,Isl9 9is n t-s
ga-e. IAs history ~ tzs coAeeg---a AID
Gnal maturity ~ the scheme FOR tls h'sner
education * southern yuutas IS an ietefssE-
M one. Eiieatlen has moved onward ui1n
tae tirnss. ana tae n-N south. a. ezempliRed
~ Georxia, too4 progressive step 10 feuad-
Ia slca a college For q loas period ras con
ssrvslissn gf e4-.-sss s-ooa % the "ay y ed
acsti0na. r-fgFzl. bat ths great middle ella 50
OF ths country demanded a scientific scAool
Tor the sdusallon of thsl- eLlldrea.
TIE CsorsiA school OF secsaoloEy makes u
possl 90 fof s0gshsrDers u give Eaeir sels 4
scieuriAs sdueatiO1 at honlr aud tbs fact, Z
nothing slse, s a source Of great pride
TIE thought took shape Ia universal de
maud bg ses gre1s Ia loSs, headed og The
Macon Tslegraph Ia 1888 tas Grss bil was
presented % ths legislature. and Ia 1855 tha
la~ was sa41ted under which the institution q
was established. the legislature has laS pre-
v1eUz.y sent . COMMITTEES Of ten Or the
youager representatives sorth for the pur-
poss Of ssaaying the question Of technical
sdacarioa
Tas uexs question vas one of location
Georgia uRs poor. SAs h2d ths state cap ..
building RPon hsr hands, and was annually
roariur into N nearly $40 eco There elt
sA- thought is not beasatn her dignity Il
AK help of shs aOarisaing towns and cltie.
wIAta ssr soraers, aGd the school uas I'll
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-11

TIE oak from 1aich "sntTus" fzruitlrs Is
mace sross GA -lA0y wszsern and soutaern
states, lITgs amounts eslrx felled ard manu-
facJurea n Oa.o, Ksnsucsy and Indiana
att0usa tns o4k fsrrscs q both OHIO ard
fnd.aza ars rapidly dis@ppe4r.ng. While
llno~rmsn. sy rsason OK tsA fact, are
col. ged - sxtsud operations - states bey0ad
tae fasner q Wasers An osx log Is manu-
factgrsd inso laastsr Of two kiz1s-plaln and
quarter ss~rd Ia. former is east valasols
ID poisE q se4llag price, amply because IL u
use,i lsrsely vasrs strsagrh - al important
factor Guar ser sawed oak l. simply = lcs
sawed Ia a special uaaner. ard sor ne pur
pcss u Srodaciax '-nxGFes In thu manufsc-
tgr-d iamssr waica plain saving VII not
hring oC- Ia order tsat ne gEiRiEiatsd may
fuliy egRpgSEsnd tho sab;ect, it ~il slElplify
tae 1stccr % preasas variOuS diagrams
sasWinz ho~ an OK log s divided By the
sav ials sots pain and quarter saved nm~
bsr
Eig rsprsseats ths end q loZ, supposed
% 30 thirEy -ssx inches IL diameter The
hyht CIRCLES rspresart tks rings commonly
supposed % lEdiczss ths age of ths trss-ous
fer each ycar The div-rging lines arr IN.
rseLullarT rays vaica extend from the center
of the hcsrt towards tas clTc1nfcreacs until
gbey disao7ear "a tAe sap Ehlch -ncirci-s the
ou1sr poIisoa ~ tao lox. and which wares -
th.okacsS trop t'so 10 four inches
Fig saows the ssra- iog WITH thu add
ton o. ver,ical ts-.cs. whica repressat the
passage Of t1s 60 tsr0ugh it, dividing is
iato boards. aftsr the manner known ~ pain
Ea-iag For tns pgrpose q ME-rztion
havs assumed taat ths log have bsea sswn
sanrsly INTO boards, A1hoogh Ia ectnal
practices II = clstomary % manufacture ths
isaer part q tas iog largely lnso p4sElk, Saicb
g any tnlcSn - soOys Al inca
Fi< , r-rr~ssss four 0o1rds tal-n from
the Ioz ir,n-,ilaselv - tao iefe X tie beart
lt ~ - 5ozcrved that the az. rfRss pess
through saca ooart. vs-ylng from - - 80
c.xs. valls sac n~danary rssys sx.snd h al
dirscsioaz su.sb aco-n6snas0o OF rings and
rays Vii not o. 9drcs "dguTs.F AID Il Il sim
pT piain sa~ed oak, worta ss the presans
zine IA tas Nssv York aarkse 81 . thousand
Fsrf e. wholesale
fx rserescr.s Al --d view Of = plafo
saved sak baGrd Tue circular linss Indicate
ma az rings aud tie straight hnes the mo
dol.ary RAYS
While there ara various methods FOR man-
uiscrurinx quarter sawed oaS, tae one here
wilh given = aos oaiy the original. but prob
2alY a. yool as auF TIE reaasr should care
fully observe the combination q aSs rings
ard r-ziuiary rsys, as therein lies th- entire
s>cret n gIars~r saved or 1g,sred oa<-
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-11
ByaiSeS Rexmayketc.

FLOWING SLEEVES--Ne cts full
length of fine Beaver Cloth and handsome
~ trimmed, are being much sought after;
they are extremely dressy and striking.
being entirely new, and are i'm all the new
shades. We offer magnificent line of these
Flowing Sleeve Garments ut $16. SIT,
$3.50. $50, and up To $50, the highest
priced goods being models of dress and ele-
gance. while the SIG and Sl7 garments are
handsomely braided.
BELL SLEENES--We are showing very
fine and handsome cloaks i'm Newmarket
style, with the Bell Sleeves in plain and
braided, at $5, 80, SO and $I2.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-11

To the 1r-sfion. sou,eti r-cs rsis@d wtetaeT
IN re exsst.ax Frcfsslca of hocss sad rerez-
rarers H1akinz tfe direet tex.eE ~ rsno~T
l-ss necessary thar Formerly. 1ss powers cf
tlst faeH' eT -a7 nct - deprecated. 70 nsav
ce ausrverrs -tst tseuEz ~ rs .-rCsr se-
rsna upor -he re~-c~v S. or o1iv register
~ fa~-s ~e - rzs it r1-~a tnsn -
saefsnss 1if lur kao-,ssgs travels o~sr
sa inseneaNfrsslv ~6sr arez - have -sa~e
- rrnercer sfd u-h -arle5 s1rsncs-
a1enE 81 cl~ zsfsoa q Eoed rencrT aers-1-s
s1c~. u.-aofli far tae vcr< e Ia Car g-z-
ersi i1reil trsucs ard 2owers So ir~rrev Z
Ard userery - searT 10 tas rzi al
vaaceraeas z7srllsr sciences Eoafai7.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-11
~TRANkLA, JAMESON ID COMPANY.
THE BOSTON STORE
TO THEIR PATRONS.

A houga estshi sad Is - cifr INT
tares wssxs re havs rscsiTea sncoErass-
a.ent sr HrisnE 20 wsrrsnt us - Zee ag g
thst rr srs nx . eng 20 gsnt suasf
tas - es-~rrxurriue s~%1 T's<s Hslr
I5rsss n sri Nsn.cnfs FsT'or - 49,
thar zra seF rest fssa-s snd spprsciste the
sane s-d exisn3 - a. tss .aies = oe--
as, icwttstIaa te risst - *e g1Srsatee
srss class sni a. T. wo-x-
EA NJ - II a
EsH 0I:8 sl kngus PTlsy
- aszspe-st. spSwsss sss4less Esazzsss
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-11
ehils<eN'7 0l0sk1.

We have been exceptionally busy in ChiIdren's
Cloak Department this Fall, and the large variety
and pretty styles showing it's has
very pleasing to This department is complete
every which be desired IL fully represented
every size and at prices from s1.s5 up $50 per
garment.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-11
BOOKS.

OUR BOOK DEPARTMENT is exceedingly attract
with everything in the line of Books and Cards
the Holidays We invite especial attention this
partment.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1888-12-20
Must Pay Thor Taxes.

The supreme court last Wednesday
decided the case of Henry w. Sage VS..
Auditor General, involving the pay
ment of taxes i'm Ogemaw county. Suit
was commenced in 1885 to restrain the
Auditor General from selling Sage's
land in Hacking, BeaAer Lake, Eos.
ter, Damon and Rose townships, for
taxes assessed against these lands in
1882 and 1883. The case first came up
in the circuit conrt and Judge futile
decided that the assessments were ille-
gal and made a decree restraining the
sale of the land. The supreme court
reverses the decision except as to GER
tain highway assessments, and says an
execution will be allowed to issue
against the complainant therefore
without costs, and until paid the
amount will be allowed to remain a
lien upon the property. This decis-
ion involves from So, 600 to So, 900 for
the townships above mentioned and
will also decide like cases with Henry
Gamble, j. 4. Potts Salt and Lumber
Co., New York Wood Working Co.
and other firms to the amount of S.,
600.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1888-12-20

s. o. Fisher and a party of Bay
City gentlemen were in Otsego county
last week looking up some land mat
tiers in which Mr.. Fisher is interested.
1t was rumored at once that they
were there to investigate charges of
corruption in the late election, but
nothing of the kind was being done.
The election bribery spoken of by
Judge" Turnbull in the Free Press as
having happened in Otsego county is
unknown there. many democrats say
ing they voted against Fisher on ac-
count of his attitude in post Office and
free trade matters. The republicans
say they are willing that the investi-
ing committee begin operations as
soon us possible. -Det. Journal.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1888-12-20

A communication in the Bay City
Press, of Tuesday, signed "Grayling,' :
evinces considerable feeling over the
result of the election in this congress
sional district, claiming Wheeler's elec-
ton due to "boodl: and bulldozing,
fraud and deceit" When suspicious
character cries stop thief, he is usual
ly the one to stop. The act in this
county which looks the most like
fraud, was the colonization of Fishers
own camp, in Maple Forest, in charge
of Thomas Toohey, of whom it is re-
ported, that if Fisher takes snuff in
Bay City. Toohey sneezes violently at
camp. "Grayling" advises Fisher to
contest tho election. If he only would,
it would make q lively circus for his
party.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1888-12-20
A Woman,a piscoxaru.

"Another wonderful discovery ha,
been made and that too by a lady In
this county. Disease fastened il
clutches upon her for seven years she
withstood its severest tests. but her
vital organs were undermined and
death seemed iininent. For three
months she coughed necessarily and
could not sleep. She bought of us a
bottle of DR.. Kings new Discovery for
Consumption and was so much reliev-
ed on taking the first dose that she
slept all night and with one bottle has
been iniraculously cured. Her name is
Mrs. Luther Lutz." Thus writes w.
G. Hanfrick & Co., of Shelby, N. c.
Get free trial bottle at DIR. N. III.
TRAvER's Drug Store. 2
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1888-12-20
Ninth Volume of Alden's Mani
fold Cyclopedia.

Open at random at which page you
viii, or look for almost any subject
You choose, and concise, accurate and
/, valuable information meets the eye.
With each new volume ones surprise
at tire available knowledge contained
in the handy and elegant books is in
creased. There can be no doubt that
the complete set will form one of the
standard works of the generation.
The small handy volumes are so much
more convenient for consultation than
the big unwieldy octavos or quartos Of
rival cyclopedias that one naturally
refers TO them much more often, and
is gratiiel to find that except in rare
cases the information afforded Is fully
ms satisfactory ns found ia Appleton's,
Johnson's, Chambers. or the Britain
nica. The price Is low beyond all pre-
csdpnt, placing it within popular
reach--j0 cents volume for cloth
binding, 65 cents for half morocco !;
postage los. A specimen volume may
be ordered and returned if not wanted
JoHy Il ALDEN, Publisher, New
York. Chicago, Atlanta and San Fran
eiseo>
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1888-12-20
Mortgage Sale.

nEFAULT having b>en med: In the conditions
- OF certain mortgage, made by Alonzo II
Drumm to AIDA j Cutler, nov AddaJ Henion.
dated November 9th 1888. and recorded In the of.
flee Of the Register OF Deeds for the County OF
Crawford. Michigan. on the 9TH day of Novem-
Der. 1883. In Lber u Of mortgages on page 20; on
which mortgage thVrs il claimed to BE- due az
this date, the sum OF one hundred and fftv-one
dollars and twenty Ave cents for principal and
interest and n further sum of four dollars and
eighty-six cents for taxes for the year 1887, on
the mortgaged premises paid by the m art sagee.
and the flrth sum OF fifteen dollars as an at
torney fee, allowed by law on tn. foreclosure OF
said mortgage, and no :uit or proceeding at law
having been instituted torecover the debt secured
by said mortgage. or any part thereof; Now there
fore. by virtue IT the power OF sale In said
mortgage contained and the tntute in such case
made and provided, notice IL hereby given that
on the ed day of February 1889 at one O'Clock
In the afternoon. the said mortgage will be fore
closed by tho sale. at public vendue. to the high
est bidder. at the front iorof tile Court House.
or place OF holding crcnit court In said County
of Crawford. IN the village OF 0rayling. In said
county. OF the premise; In sid mortgage des
crll ed viz Tho north east quarter of the north
west quarter OF section twenty, in township TWEEN.
ty-eight. north Of range three west. in the Coun-
ty of Crawford and State Of Michigan.
Dated November 18th 1898.
AIDA j. HENfON,
formerly AIDA J. Cutier.l
MoRraAaEs.
o. L. SPAuLDING. ST. Johns. Mich,
Attorney for Mortgageo.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1888-12-20
The verdict Unanimous.

w. ID. Suit, Druggist, Bippus. Ind.
testifies: II can recommend Electric
Bitters as the very best remedy. Every
bottle sold has given relief in every
case. One IMAM took six bottles, and
was cured of Rheumatism of 10 years
standing" Abraham Hare, druggist,
Bellville, Ohio. nffirms: THE best
selling medicine / have ever handled
ia my 20 years experience, is Electric
Bitters." Thousands of Others have
offered their testimony, so that the
verdict Is unanimous that Electric Bit.
tars do cure all diseases of the Liver.
Kidneys or Blood. Only a half dol
lar a bottle at TRAvgR's Drug store. 2
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1888-12-20

CTATE OF MICHIGAN County Of Crawford S.
- At a session OF the Probate Court for said
county held at the Probate Office. In the Village
Of Grayling: on Monday, the third day OF DE.
cember in the year OF vur Lord one thousand
eight hundred and eigiity-eiyht. Present Wei
linston Patterson. Judge OF Probate. In the
matter OF the estate OF AUGUSTA WAoSER, an In
c0mpetent and insane person, j. Maurice Finn.
guardian OF said est te. comes into Court and
represents that he Is now prepared TO render his
first annual account as such guardian. There.
Upon u is ordered. that Monday the 9th day OF
December nrxt. at ten o'clock in the forenoon,
be assigned for examining and allowing such ac-
count, and that the heirs at law OF said Insane
person, and all other persons interested I'm said
estats arc required ~ appear at session OF
said Court, then TO be holden at the Probate or
flee In the Village of Grayng. In said county.
and show cause. IL any there he, why tie said
account should not be allowed: And IL is furth-
er ordered, that said guardian give notice 10 the
persons interested in said estate, Of the penden-
81 OF said account. and the hearing thereof.
by causing a copy IL this order to be published
In the Crawford Avalanche, newspaper print
ed and circulated in said county three success
I've weeks previous 70 said day OF bearing =
WELLINGTON PATTERSON,
true copyl Judge of Probate.
Dec. Q, 49,